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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-01-08
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters testamentary bevins been granted bv,the
Register of Bedford county. 10 the Undersigned, ex-
ccutors Of the last will and ,cstamentEof Frederick
Berkhelner, late of ST. Clairsville Bedford co.. de.
ceased all persons knowing themselves Indebted to
said estate are hereby required TO make .rnmedi-
ate payment, and those having crains will present
them properly authenticated Tor settlement.
e JACOB WALTER,
JACOB BERKHEIMER,
January 8, 1861 Executors.
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Speech to Ebony Kirby.
A la mode General Milroy-par lee de wash.
Ron RROyyN

nFIHE DRAFT.--Orders have been issued by
the War Department, postponing tho draft un-
iii the 18th inst. "And az the rc-enlistmcnts
in the veteran regiments are to be credited to
their respective States, there 10 81 strong likei-
hood that the necessity for o draft will be obvi-
ated." Tho extension of the tme indicates that
it is the intention of the authorities to avoid
another draft if poss;bIs.
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DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS TIE PILLS

DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS TIE PILLS
THAT CIRE.-Tbore are thousands Of per.
sons who have for years been dosing with some
iaroIite pills. and imagine that they cannot live
without them. When we hear that man has
been taking such and such ''pills for years." it
is fair to presume lie is taking a worthless rem
cdy. Yet there ara many who have been anl;ct-
cd with Costiseness, Indigestion, Constipation,
Liver Complaint, Jaunlice, Dyspepsia, &c, for
yeara, and from habit have used some favori.e
pill that Affords mere temporary relief, without
thinking That the pills they are taking increases
the original complaint. Now we guarantee
that it these misguided people will take Rad
ways PILE that from one to six boxes will cure
them. Sold by Druggists.
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Gen. McCIelIan's Report

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-General NIcOollan's
report was transmitted TO The House to day.
1t consists OF 7G4 fools cap pages and u !iyiil-
cd into four parts. He concludes as Itliows:
] shall uot, nor can leaving, forget that when
/ was ordered TO ihe command of the troops
for the defence Of the capitol, the sol!iets with
whom ] had shared SO much anxiety, pains and
eutferings of the war; had not lost confidence
in me rs their commander. They sprans to my
call with all their energy, discipline and cour-
age. ] led them into Maryland fifteen dsvs af-
tcr they had fallen back defeated before NASH
ingtoni vanqushcd the enemy on the rugged
heights of South Mountain, pursued himto tho
hard fought field Of Antiatam, and drov. him
broken and desperate across the Potomac into
Virginia. The army Lad need of rest after the
terrible experience of baltic aud marches with
scarcely an interval of repose which thcy had
gonc through from the time Of leaving for the
peninsula; the return to Washington, tlicdcfeat
in Virginia, the victory at South Mountain, and
again at Antietam, it was not surprising that
they were in a large degree destitute Of the ab-
solute necessities for effective duty. Their shoes
were worn out, blankets lost ana clothing iii
rags; in short, the army was unfit for activo
service, and en- interval for rest md repose was
necessary. When the slowly forwarded sup
plies came to US, led the army across the river,
renoysieB refreshed and in good order and dis
ciplne, and following the retreating foe to po-
siti0n where was coniidept of decisive VIC
tory. When in tho midst Of u movement and
while my advance guard was actually in con.
test with the enemy, was removed fgen com
mand. am de,oeily grateful to God that my
last campaign with this brave army was crewn-
ed with victory, which saved the nation from
the creates. peril it had ever undergone. i have
not accomplished my purpose if, by this report,
tho army of tho Potomac is not placed HiSh in
tho rolls Of tho histories Of tho armies of the
world. Its deeds ennoble che nation to which
it belongs, always ready for battle, always firm,
sieadfast and trastful. ueCer called on j. in
vain, nor wiil1hs nation ever have canse to et-
tribute its wants Of snceoss under myself rnn-
der other commanders to any failure of patriot
ism or bravery y that noble body Of American
soldlers. No man can justly charge upon any
portion Of that army from the commanding cen-
erd to the private any lack Of deu,ion to the
[fervi@ Of. the United States Government, and
80 tie cause Of the Cqnsttution and Union.-
They have proved their fealtyia much sorrpw,
suffering, danger and thronsn the very shadow
OF death. Their comrades dead or all the bat
c'felds wh9ao we fought, have scarcely mo-e
claim TO the honor Of nations reverence than
the faryivora Of tho ju ,tice of nations gra.i-
tudc. The repor. covers The neriod from the
2Cth Of July, 1851, to November 7th, 1862
--.--------------
Tho London Gb5s cap,ions its readers against
the statemant thal Lord Lvons had teiac-anhed
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Public Gale,
II z.OE

K8LUABLE REaL ESTATE.
R7 virtde Of an orrer OF the Orphans Court Of
Bedford County, The undersigned viii offer at public
sale on the premises, in'Harrison Township, on Mon
9", FetraaTy Iat., 1854, the Zeal estate OF Eliza
pe,h Roins and lohn ". Rollins, deceased, con-
teinipg lac acres or tkereabcuts. TIE Improvements
are
LOG HOUSE AND LOG STABLE,
and adjoining lands of jacob Lehman, John 4 Mil
Ter, Samuel huI,,nan ami others.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, when the terms
vii. be made known.
!. W. .LlNGENFELTER, Adm'I. Of
Elizabeth Rollins and J. w. Rollins.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters of administration having been granted to
the undersigned on the estate OF John II. De5ore,
late of Colerain township, decd. all persous know
ing themselves indebted 10 said estate requested
TO MAKE immediate payment. aud those having Claims
against the sand estate win present them 10 the up-
derslgned.
J. W. LiNGENFELTER,
January 8, 1864. Admir-.
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New Rule.

Hereafter, all obituary notices, including
Resolutions of Societies and Lodges on the death
of members, will 10 charged for at tho rate Of
five cents per line when they exceed six lines.
Simple notices of marriagcs and deaths will be
published gratis as heretofore.
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STRAY STEER

Game trespassins upon the prensies n the S,b-
scrber, resij'Lg in Middle Woodberry Township,
on or about the frst OF Septsraher last one yroted
steer, about three yeaIs old. No particular marx
aoouf hin. The owner is requested II come for
ware, prove property, pay charges, and take him a.
way, or he will be disposed of arco,6lrg to law.
JONATHAN HELTSEL.
January 8. 1867
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January 8, 1864.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of administration have been grated TO
he subscriber, residing in Bedford boroush by tao
Register OF Bedford County on the estate of Sampe,
Barnhart late Of said borough, deed, all persons
having ella inns agoinst said estate are requested TO
present the same properly authenticated tor settle
men', and all persons indebted to said estate are no.
tilted TO make immediate payment.
J. w. .LlNGENFELTFg,
January 8, 1864. Adro,r.
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January g, lsgt.s
STRAY STEER

Came TO the premises of the subscriber residin1
near Dunnings Creek, in St. Clair township, about
between two and three years old, has a cren off ~
the right ear, and slit in ths left. The owner ia
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
him away, or he will be disposed of according TO
law.
SAMUEL BERKBEINER.
January s, 1S64-3t '-' 2
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&The Teachers Association, which conyen.
"a IN this place last week, if not a success in
numbers, was certainly 20 in the manner it was
conducted:--as well in the "class drills" as the
lectures The lectures on Physiology and Hy-
siene, by Dr. J. c. Compiler before the teach.
ers, were highly interesting and Instructive
The lectures of B. F. Meyers, Esq, and Rev.
Il. f. Sample, delivered in the Presbyterian
Church, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
were listened to with much attention. In short
The lectures Of last week were decided litera-
r. treat.
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tion will be made of these fnads, have the peo-
pie, if such want of system is tolerated Such
proceedings are too dangerous to be permitted
to remain without the strongest animadversion.
rbey form precedent SO mortal to our liberties
that nothing should prevent such action as will
eiEectualy hinder their recurrance.-Geaius Of
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STRAY IIEIEFER

Came TO the premises of ;he subscriber, residing
IN Union township, sometime in Octobe- last, a red
Heltsr, two years old last spring. both ears rronp.d
and notch in the under side of the rish,ear. Tbs
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
ana take her away, o? she will be sold according to
law.
ADOLPHCS AXE.
January 6. 1884
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Pocket Book Lost.

Lost between Bedford and the toll gate east of
Bedford on Tuesday, the 3th inst, black Morocco
pocket book with gum fastening, con tanning two
twcoty dollar bills, on the Central bank of Holi-
dsysbpry, mot good) one twenty dollar greenb ac.
one ten dollar note on the bank OF Waynesbprg, and
some other bills not iecolected, making about six
~ dollars in all. Any person finding said pocket
book and returning the same, with its contants, 10
The subscriber, leaving il at Steclmans hotel in
Bedford, will be liberallJ rewarded.
B. F. BURNHAM
January 8, 1884,
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CSTRAY.

Came 10 the pTimises OF the. subscriber in Lib
erty township, sometime in September last black
Bull with white face. No marks perceptible-
Supposed to be one year old las. spring. The osn.
er is requested to Prove property, pay cbarges and
10 law.
JACOB ROADEs.
January 6, lset.'
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! cEME,TERY ,BlurLprua

The Managers of tie Bedford Cemetery Assoc,.-
tion. will receive sealed proposals. until Saturday,
the 2Sth inst, for erecting dwelling house on said
cemetery grounds. Plan and sp specifications may be
seen at the office of The Secretary, 10 whom propo-
sails should be direct ha#
A. KING, Pres't.
c. N. HrcKor, Secr'y.
Bedford, Jan. 8, 1864.
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rTOur new Treasurer, James B. Farquhar.
Esq, celebrated his insisllnent in Office, on
Tuesday evening last, by an oyster supper,
gotten up in excellent style by the good lady Of
the house. We had the pleasure Of parfaking
of the cdibles, and enjoyed ourself ''hugaly."
The guests were in a fine humor, and the row
Treasurer. did the honors Of the occasion with
an easo and graccfulness Of manner, unsurpass-
ed by his predecessor, A. J. Sansom, on q for
mer occasion. The newly elect OF Gers have
row all assuH;ad their official dutiss, and there
Is not single Abolisionist holding county Of
fee
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e5-While we write the merry sleigh bells uro
jingling through the streets, and merry hearts
are beating hopefully fOrF s!eigh ride. Winter
is upon US ut last. Tie i6 and snow--his in
evitable folloWers-have wrapped the earth in
white and covered the roads with glass. We
are led TO exclain, (to ourselvss): "a horse! a
horsel kingdom for horse."
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nSihe Poor Directors me! on Tuesday last,
~ The raor House, and re- appointed all the oiE-
GERS of last year.
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~We refer our readers 10 an article copied
from the National ln.eliigancer, published at
Washington. Coming from the source it does,
il is significant, full Of meaning, and should be
read by all. The administration Of proclama-
tions is dying. The death-rattle is beginning to
10 heard from different quarters. ~
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s@We understand. ths. the Sunday School
exhibition given in the LUTHERAN church at
Schellsburg, on Christina, and New Years
evenings, was a decided sYcess:-bo,h as re-
CARDS the performancs and financially.
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xiAE 7ssEys-

ELDER--MlLLER-On tho 3lst ult., by
the Rev. II. Hechcrman, Mr. James Elder, Of
Harrison township, to Miss Ann Miller, OF Lon
donderry township.
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0Fpnans' Court sale
January 8, 1884,

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The Undersigned trustee OF the heirs and legal
representatives OF Lavinia and Rebecca Harklsrode.
VIII sell at public sale, on The premises, on
Friday, the 22a duy of January, 1864,
by order of the Orphans' Court of Bedford county.
as well his own behalf, all that tract of land
situate in C,cran township, Bedford county. now
IN the occupancy of Christian Il irkleroaa, known
as the "Scott Farm" containing 10 acres and 50
Perches, nearly all cleared and under cultivation
having thereon erected
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE .4.ND
DOUBLE LOG BARA.
never-fai'ing sptine OF water at the door. and
fac orchard thereof, adjoining lands of Watson,s
heirs and others. This farm il Oh the nubl;c -oah
leading from Rainsbuls to Bedford, nd i convsn;-
entfo the railroad now complete, Being eood lime
stone land, and IN pleasant nGishboihood. conya.
nert TO churches and schools.
TERMS-O e-half in hand at confirmation Of
sale, and the balance in two equal annual payments
WIFE interest, 10 be secured by Judgments on tho
properly Sale 10 commence at l2 otioc:, NJ.
AT the same time ana place there will os offered
1f sale, 30 acres part of the sans tract, beio gns
10 Maria b. Croyie, about 60 acres cleared, two
story log house, tenant house, and dopbIe log barn
thereon erected. Terms OF this tract will be made
known On day of sale.
JOHN ALsIP, Trustee
sud agent for Mira, Croyls.
January l, lset-st -
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Tho London Gbjs CARTONS its readers against
the statement thai Lord Lyons had telag~aphed
to Earl Russell predicting the termination Of
the war in six months.
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What They Promised,

THE FRIENDS OF Gov. CrRTIN PROMISED THE PEo-
PIE THAT IF THEY WOULD REFLECT HIM, TnI WAR
woULD END IN 80 DAYS AND THERE WOULD NO MORE
DRAFTING. HoLD THEM TO THEIR PROMISES.
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The New Year.

Bedford, Jan. s, 1864.
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Gus Wetu Orleans.

Stem 0prt, 10. Sebr. Ser 9pfr. Creole
fam beute BON Stem Orleans NIT gta6ri6ten
bis Sum II. an. Ser 9pfr. Gabawba fam am
9. nit $50 &efr1ten inter 8efebl bes Sberiten
Sbpmas an. SaS 8. 8ermpnt >, lan9te am
Z. am 8pro beS @ep. @albingtpn an. Capt. 8.
.. 6ppt BON ct. Souls puroe als prppiiprii6er
Wtappr BON SEEM Orleans ernannt. @briitian
&el6ung lebnte Die 8eiperbung UNI bic @Ou>
perneurSltelle ab. Sine 9robe &epue Der Sts
pi1ipn Der llnipnSzGapalerie inter General See
tpuroe bel sc. Orleans am 9. abgebalten.
8einabe cine Wteile bes SluBoamteS bel
9pint Goupee iant in ben W%iiliiiippiitrpm. Ser
9anm bel Baton Hpuge 1T in iebr pertpabrz
lpitem 3uitanbe; cine lleberl6wemmung itebt
i'm 6ribiabr gu befGr6ten.
lleber 1900 Stimmen mrroen in 9. Orleans
Dor benz 8. eingei6rieben.
Capt. Gbas. 81. War6 pom 3. Ntaine &e9t.
puroe bur9 3ufaa auf Ntaia9crpa Sslano erz
i6pf1en.
9as 1. Snbiana &eteranen &e9t., 500 SO.
fart, reilte am 10. na6 Cairo auf l1rlaub.
9lOmiral Sarragut rro Der srDBte She'll Der
Slptte bat Stem Orleans perla1len.
gttdtS BON SntereIIe BON Seras.
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9luSgG6nttnnppon.
8ewcaumaen Ser gHebeuens 0lrmee.

Gtncinnati, 10. Sebr. Sine 9epei6e
Der @a5ette aus Chattanooga iagt: gta&ri6ter
BON Der Nebellen=9trmee lauten ipiOeripre6enb.
gtah einigen 8eri6ten befnOet fi6 Solutions
gauge 9lrmee bel Sulton, nu6 anOern 1T ein
grpber She'll berielben, parrtater Die 9~lrtillerie
pon &in9itpn, 5u 9On9ireet geitObe1. Spbn
Mprgan ipll ii6 nit elmer bepeltenoen Gapal=
leriemadt bel 9altOn befinben uno einen Streif<
Sug i'm S6ilpe flbren.
General 8atts BON guabanta bat na6 Selma
telegrapbirt, ii6 auf Gmpfang Der Ni6t<Gpmz
battanten BON 0tpbile ppr5ubereiten, pa bieie
Staot ppn ben S6beralen balo an9e9rifen per=
ben weroe. Ser 9ampfer 9enbt9b, ipel6er
Die 8lpfape BON Wtobile bur6bre6en ippllte,
9in9 Su @runbe. Sic 3eitungen BON Wpbile
meinen, Sberman's Ylan lei es, na6 Central
Mlabama pOr5upringen nnO paour6 Die 8dr>
mung ppn MObile su er5tpingeu. IS iino feline
9rt5ei6en pprbanOen, paB ii6 Grant 5u aftipen
Operatipnen ani6ide.
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liitet babet1, Ipfern bieielben BENT Staat - nab
DEM lebten Nufruf bes Brdlioenten Sh gut
gel6rteben wer0en unO baB Die 8ebDroen bon
Baltimore ltnb Die Gommifdre Der peri6te0enet
counties nt6t bere6tigt fem ipllen, cine belon<
oere Bounty unb Steuern fir btelelbe auS51@
i6retbet unb baB allie BON ben eenarnten GOuuz
ties unO Stdbtert felt benz 1. San. alSgel6rie>
benen 8purtteS ftr mill unb ni6ti9 ertldrt tper>
ben iolen.
Stirling beantragt, Die Worte Gitp Of 9altiz
more SIT itret6en. Gerpprfen.
Obne Die 8il peiter gu oiStutiren, piro biez
Iel6e atf Nntrag 8riScpeS bel Settle gelest. ~.
Ser Senat nabm bat1n Die Sill, ben abtpez
ienoen Splpaten bon Marplano gu 9eitatttn,
ilber Die 6rage Der 8erlfung elmer cpnitituirenz
ben Convention ST %itimnlen, in 8ebanplung.
Stirling, DIR uno 9irneu ipra6en fir, @i6el=
berger urD 8riScpe gegen Die 8ill. 9teceb.
6aus. Gltpt, cine Oroer, DAP ber %,
Sebr., Der @eburtstag 8aibin9tpns, ELM Seier=
tag fem ipll. 9tngenpmmen.
Stpdbrioge, Die 3abl Der Utit9lieoer Dec
!6uulea na6 DEM Genius BON 1860 auS5ui3la=
gen. !6ierna6 tpmmen aaf 9ule9banp GOuntr
5 WtitglieOer, 9(nn Nrlnbel So. 3, Stabt 8al=
timDre II, Baltimore gOlntu 9, Galpert 60. 3,
Caroline County 2, Carroll So. 3, Cecil Gp. 3,
Charles So. 2, 9or6efter 60. 3, Sreberid So.
8, 6arforo So. 3, 6pwarO So. 2, Sent So. 2,
Dtontgomerp GO. 3, 9rince Georges 60. 3,
0ueen gtnl1e's GOuntp 2, st. Wtarp's 60. 2,
Spmerlet 81. 3, Salbot So. 2, @aibtn9tOn
81. 5, nnO @prcelter So. g.. 3uiammen so
Mdtglieoer, ipelde Nn5abl pur9 Die Contribution
pprqe16rieben lit.
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BeRnnntmaC6unQen.
Staat Mdrnlann.
General Abjutanten Office.

VNhNAA JNAhN l. fkANs
M~nnopcltS, ben Is. Sebruar 1864.
Die Anfnertidnteit Der 8reimtnieen, bic f6 Sur Ginrei-
bun9 meleen ppuen, mtrb oMf fpl8ence Verprenung ge8rtn-
bet aut Sntprmatten rprn &rte8stepartenent 9elentt;
IL Us 1T bic Mbltdt Ger ~0tegierure, Dor Aaem has Wfdri-
mum Der alien jest TN Dienife ~febenpsn He9imenter fpierer
trerben, inb auf Gpmpasnien beIdranft. Dieie auf5ebratten
@pntpa9nten wtreen frbdnn alien Negtntentern iu8ette 1t Ano
etncerleibt, nobel bic Ninihe FOLDER neuen GCmpaanieni
te,reffs geptHer 6eeinenter, eenen ne dugepteien mereen
wolen, 70 Siel ais tbunlih terIdfdhet mereen.
q 90cnn fpl6e Gpmragnien ~bcu30blte fne, rerben TIRE
Sff3tere ernannt iperten, IN Hebereiltlitrlitune NIT ben @ui-
pfsblunaen Der Gpnpdenie. Wfit9lteeer.
81 Cine 2. Qielten1ntss@ pnirntttpn mtrb tpptt fur iebe
ueue grmpaanie fir Denjenteen aus9efelt. irel6er eebbrig
refrnmanbirt rirb unb eewtat IT, bic Netrutirune ipl6er
gpmpasnien ;u itsrnepnien.. 0te SrrnintlliOn Nib jebc6
mtSerruifcn i'm Sue bic erfcr terlibe 3abl nidt In einent
m1eiaen 3ettrdunt aufgebra6t tn peltrm Sale bic BON einem
IpiHen Qieutenant retrutirte Winnnihaft ether nelen @prn.
pagnie 3~ueettetlt wlrp.
~ Seber nidt.epmmiiFpnirte (lnter) Sffster, Ytibate
pSer 8iireer, Der etnen annebntaren Nefruten an etnem SIC.
frutirunss Sf1itsr pter Difritts-p rpfp6 -Wlorfbol brinet,
erbdlt BET Der @tntnuiterurg rpn icl6en &etruten fir ieten
ueuen 8rlpntair SIS unb fir ieeen ~eettenten Wclpntdr S25.
81 Da has alte 10. W1b. Ne9t. 0p1madt c bolteu hat it'd
III reprgani0ren unc has Battalion Der Nptpmdc Spine 9ris
oaSe @araaerie" erndhttet IL, feine 0eiben auf Elm pples
Meeintent ;u Sertsbren, 10 tSnnen reue, isbt asbilbete @pms
pagnitn meitn 1e Spu3 DIG ltnh, treenb ct er 1isfer Sreani'
iattcnen oils alte Ge9tnenter aueepiefen werten.
Sir meitere Mustanrt lber 8cunties &C. rperl en- bic 0plpu
tdrs aut bic proclamation bes @cuSerneurs pom s.. tS. Ser-
ptefen.
Die @efanmt-SuC bes States 1T benz @puSernsur rph
Mot Gu9 ietet mrreen. Demuneedbtet rerbsn &etruten
ernfGt6 aat9efOrhert, fd irfCrt ;u inelcen, ba bic .3ett, pel6e
pie Stepune Der Bounty 9eRattet fbnea 1blauft unb man
tetn Bebeuten gu trosen braudt has cts Nb ifsusnten 5ret-
mtlieen B c erfS lberliae 3abl lberfbretten perben,
Muf HefebI tes @pupernenrs
ESpbm 9. 4errp,
(WtpMftS) Gen. Mbiutant-
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lltabne Die 0umanitdt 9ieu Gn9lan6s, mel6eS
lth pom SdmeiBe beS @eItenS ndbre, baS Sci
lll9e SIT tbur, I'M Die 70 unpprIt6tig befreiten
0tlapen Su retten. Sin Spitem wie bieleS f6nne
Den Stlapen ni6t rettel1 &c.
Burlington, IS. Sebr.
Senat.- Wtorgan, cine 8etitipn BON
Sur9ern Stem Oprfs, allen Sploaten pbne I'm
terlhieo Der Sarbe, oenIelben Splb unb oal1elbe
9anogelO SIT 5oblen.
Grimes, cine Sill, Die 3abl Der Dffentli6elt
gtotare int 9iltrift Columbia altf 25 fe1ti1ltelet
nAO Die 8afar5en bllr6 bas 06erbunbesgeridt
Ut@fluen SIT l~afen. 9ie 9tptare ipIlen $4,000
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lldber firirten Gebiibren bere6tiat iein.
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geridt AUDI Die 0ta6t einrdrntert, Die gtptare
abSu1eben.
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Der 9fotare a1f 5 Sabre fet9eitellt unb Die Sill
d1genprnnten.
gliflpn beri6tet int 9lamen bes Gpnfereriz
Gpntites iiber Die Observation-Disclosures
Der beipen !6dltier in 8eS1g uuf Die Gpnlcripz
tions=Sia unb lieB 1i6 beS Meiteren oariiber
altS.
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10 widtige Mabre9el nidt abgeben, pbne ie
p~pllltdnoig Su fennen.
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topn 81 perbelIern. (9ie Sill beSiebt ii6 auf
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ton fit llnterbalteng Oe5 @aiienbanieS uno Der
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s s.-@ilipn cine SiQ, Die 9fegierung
sum 9lntauf DON 3pd Sslanb, ST, Su ermd6z
tigen, bebufs Grridtun9 zines 9lrienals. 9lnz
%genommen.
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tiers, na6 ieirem Grmellen BON 3eit ST Belt
ben lleberiduB an GplO int 9, St. Sdab SIT
perfaufen.
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9ege1.