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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
DOMESTIC DYES.
VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR, SALE.

THE undersigned, DESTROYS of closing up his
i business, with view of spending bis time in
the country offers for sale tho following desirable
real estate, TO wit. The Lot and Warehouse cor
ner of Mulberry alley and Main street, now occu-
pied by T Sweeney & Son. This Warehouse is
four stories high, slate roof and is very substan
TALLY built Also lots No. 3 and in square 2
fronting on Water street between Monroe st. and
Mulberry alley, on which is erected two story
frame dwelling Corner lot No. 100, on south side
Zane street, East Wheeling. Lots No 79, 79, &c.
81, 81, l01 and los situated In North Wheeling
corner of Main and Mcclure Streets being former
residence Of late Jonathan Zane. Lot No SO, on
east side Of Main street, on which is erected a
three story brick dwelling. Lots No. l6, II, IS
and 81 with four two story frame dwellings on part
of lots lS and II situated on West street, North
Wheeling. One half Of lot No Sc, East side Of
Main street situated between Washington and Ad-
ans streets with good two (2) story brick dwelling
house. Lots No. Al, 46, and twenty-five (22) feet
of No. As, on west side of Main street, corner Of
Main and Third streets, Centre Wheeling North
half of lot No II, on Eth street between Monroe
and Union streets, with a small brick house there
on. Any of the above property can be purchased
at private sale on or before the first Monday of
February, 1864, at which time the remainder will
be offertd at public sale at the front door of the
Court House of Ohio county.
dec29-tds T. SWEENEY
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
Gvmnastic Association.

vu1BH regular annual meeting Of the Association for
the election of officers for the ensuing year, VII
be held in their rooms on Monday evening Jan T. 1904
janl-2t JAS. M SEnAAh, Wv =
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
IMPORTANT TO IRON MEN
OTHERS.

a 18th ate A. M. and return at 8 P. NJ, affording
persons an opportunity Of attending the extensive
on deed of trust by N, Richardson Esq, OF the Old
Oil Works near Mrs. Beagles, including Iron Lumber
Engine &c. Round trip loo. Jano-3t
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
New Advertisement
Tavern for Rent.

TIME well known house now occupied by deorgt
busch, in Market Square, I'd Ward, will be for rem
from the first of next April For terms apply the un
dsrsicned. on the premises or to N. Reilly Main st.
/. Jan. 1T. OWEN SnHnH-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
Trustees Sale of Real Estate in
the City of Wheeling.

10y virtue of deed otrust dated the 3Uth day olVc.
Is 1852, made by Ebenezer Mccoy and EhE6eth Al
cline his wife to John McColloch, Decd which deea
no of record in the office of the Recorder for Ohio
county, in deed book 81 page s26 Also by virtue Of
an order of the Circuit Court for Ohio county made on
the oath day December, 1862 whereby the
was appointed Trustee in the place of John McColloch
deceased will sell at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, Tuesday the 18th day OF Jan
uary 1864 lots number one Q) and two RI IN square
number one ri in ChurchiPs addition 70 the Guy OF
Wheeling and lots number one III two ~ and three
() in square number two in the same addition to SAID
city.
The title TO said lots is believed to be perfect, but
selling as Trustee will convey only such title as Is
vested in me- Sale to commence at ten o'clock
;auI-I0t DAN'L MURRY, Trustee.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07

THE President and Directors OF the FRANKLIN In
j sursncs Company of wheeling have this day de-
clsrsd stock dividend of fifty per cent from the earn
ings Of said Company for the last year upon the
amount paid IN. N. q. AkIhoh, secy'
Jan. 7,4t.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07

Supervisor for Clay Township.
Mr. EDrroR:-Please announce JNO X. BOTSFORD
as candidate for Supervisor of Clay Township and
oblige THE VOTERS.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-07
DIVIDEND,

CITIZENS DEPOSIT BANK, !
Wheeling, Jan. LIST, 1854
rIIHE Board of Directors of this Bank have this day
~ declared a dividend upon the Capital Stock OF five
( per cent of the profits for the last SIX months
payable to the stockholders on demand.
i,n4-st G. ADAMS, Cashier
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09

I9-H has been said that revolutions
never go backward. There are exceptions,
however, to this rale, as to oil others
One Of them has just been developed in
New York. Theproprietors Of sevsnl Of
the city stage lines raised their fare from
SIX to ten cents. The people resisted the
advance, and either walked to and from
their business, OF availed themselves of the
street cars. The stages consequently had
light loads and light receipts. Aoet ol
them now advertise that they will resume
their old rates on the second of MAJ
The people must and will have cheap local
fares.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09
sxlT It - F5. = 20
SMOCKING OALAMxTY.t

Baehelor's Creek. n. O.. Nag ~. 4
AT fonr o'clock ysstsEday afternoon, On
the arrival Of the tTsia st this station
from Nexbesp. > terrible explesion At
tended the removal Of four toxpsdoes from
The cars ID the platform. sRofty odd
soldiers and negroes were, blonn ieto
eternity in IN instant, While between
twenty and thirty persons, white and
blScE. were a6ded Add s.ssae ia in =
manner frightfnl 70 behold.
The train which lcls Newhern II three
q clock in the afseTaooa brought TO the
outposts the remaining four Of thirteen
torpedoes, of monstrous weight and pro-
portions, intended to complete the block
ade Of the Nsuse River, in the direction
of KingstonL The last Of the four was
about reaching the station plat form when
an accidental blow, from . log Of wood
striking upon the cap, exploded the tor
pedo. The conclusion WAS 20 great that
The other three followed on the explosion
of the fret, and 20 quick - to make but
|sns mighty report. like the eraSA Of .
thousand pieces of artillery fred stimuli
taueously. The disaster was one Of the
most appalling and heartrending that has
happened in this country in series Of
years. Soldiers whose gallantry has bees
displayed on the battle fields. aad whose
eagerness to. hear the news from THEFT
brave comrades in Virginia had brought
them clustering around the station, were
hurled, mangled and torn, into eternity 10
. moments time. Heads, bodies and
limbs were scattered for quarter Of I
mile around, and in many instances il
was found impossible TO recognise the re-
mains of the unfortunate victims. The
signal tower and commissary building,
twenty feet by eighty feet, built Of logs,
were thrown into the air distance Of
eight hundred feet, and strewed thu
country for great distance around with
the fragments.
The greatest sufferer BY this terrible
catastrophe was the I32d New York, sta.
toned for the last twelve months on thii
front, and whose camp is adjacent to tht
railroad station. The friends and rela'
tives of the killed and wounded are most.
~ in New York and Brooklyn.
The killed and wounded Of the contra.
will number between twenty and
~ five.
This sad accident, entailing such fear
fdi consequences, has cast gloom ovel
the soldiers of the outposts which viii re.
quire long time for them fully 70 over
come. A number of the wounded OF the
l3sd New. York are badly mangIed, and
will perhaps die.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09

ilhAiA1ioN VI TN AEEk OF IAB bLADDEH,
IxYIAMMArIox OF THE KIDNEYS,
cATARRH or JHK
BLADsKR.
srRAxGuARr AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
URIHATISG.
For Aess diseases Ia truly ssve eisn remedy, ahl
ms been hno 70 relief the nc.t urgent sympto1s
Are you troab ed with that distressipg pain In the
~ II the Coasilusicn Water viii relieve you me
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have Ions sin . given the ofhuehn- eubebs ana
Juniper 10 the treatment OF those Diseases and oniy
Ne them for the want Of . better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself sara 70 the that has dsve,ved
DluRETICs AEt
Irrsase and dvsneh the kidneys and BY uss
sooa led 10 ehreniedeganeFasion and ooaarmsd dis
s.se.
viihthe conviction that has relieving TIE
class 81 disenaee which Il has been found 20 ca.
snsls ,sss.sssi e. sa,inx and e .ros. .sss =
remedy n aforn 70 meet the Requirements u pasien
and physicias.
READ, READi READiii
DAHvrIlr, p. June "a. ieae.-D-. ~. H. Ore :
Dssr Sir :-Ia February. 1861, was a6iicsed win
sugar diabetes, and for Ave nonths passed more
than twc Esilons Of water In twentyfonr hours.
IL nishs and 4 se months ,oss .oS.s an, posnS.
N weight. Duyiss the month of July, 1851 pro-
cared two bstt,sa q Constitstion water ard in two
Ing two bottles entirely cured. aer regain
lag my usual good health. Yours truly,
Bosros cosssss. n. Y, Dec n, issl---Em. Il.
6rees CO -1ssis - freely give ron iitery q,
Curstitrtson Water, which can recommend In the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09

Vi sf.8, "A F4t 81
= Sc: IS
"a |: II. r.
risnss shst CONSTITUTION WATsR has .s.sssstd,
as4 ~ Dow say ~ no doubt, When single bottl1
- bsea kasva eOears dissssss which shs nsdea
a fsnsov o. virsaes o. Cssstitation Va
81 ssssss 1880 osAes go 1sspe.sAsss. e
m ~. As osu Aysi9ass shas sriss
DOES Depafar remedies While The better KILLED make
s.ssy 1sass e ICON pasn H 81. - sas SO
diaessl remedies enables him to prodncea While
sAes faii In the stteaps scesee issss sded win ~
tfusA. So
GIVE coBstitution water fair trisI--ve mean You
W. ere uA1sf ss0s spssAksfs fron Senf year
asav particularly aisde to ladies' VIM Constantly
r01osng to keeet fre1fss< and all Of local bppl.
eacne 5ef disenses, with much change Of sEeesss
thee souid BE from leeai the throat
We Aess aivaya been sarefnlss nee lapeuaxe In our
esscras thai cosld BOT shock the most delicate orgsn
saf3sos ess vs receive ny Communications froa
perSons fDf Which CsnsitutieH Wss<r y sdapsed, end
y Whsse cise1se no msntit has been made, that
hnye epss 70 the cinsfcn remedy y Ap-
.ssss 4. sssss 3 made anoan The nsdiess &
put ~ Or he pusiss, there shonic b. sKssp-
We veaid ~, Consultation water 1. not like
gfided Pill. nsde 70 sHii the and taste lila ned
cine, IN svery stnse ~ The term, placed Ii ths hands
q the pseps for their fsef ahd iftaken according 70
The dsrettions VII IA every produce . radical
cure We vcuse say that the directions In regard 10
etc, relate cnsr 10 she disease under vAirA they
occur.
DIABETES .
Il disease or the stomach and liver acting through
IL Aiaseys and H. withau. desbs ne most obs ;inste
diseAse except consumption that aoecss the haosn
constitution. We hare SPACE discussing rsusea
bat Viii seass thst tie esect cfthe dfsesse the
vsvsios Of The sarcby principle Tor vesetste portion
Of fhe 5eod isto sagar which ssnuae. the tdneys 70
exesssiss sssro6ion q Many persons sunsr
from tisdisesse vAo igncant oft; that t. thay
pass large quastes AuFirg The day. snd Obliged
get up from cpc 10 Aftsen twenty times curing
the night NO bore 10 taken Of II until their ssention
IL called 70 tAs large aisebargs u wsser ADD oftsn
When 10 lar advanced be beyond The eontsei
~ esd1nssy remedies Another syBrsom IL the rrsat
thrs which, vhsn The disease in fully cae.hisAs h
ntolrrabfAs pxssssf arisks rexsfssfig rfAssx Asse
ssisG also dry of the mouth, cfackfne of the
lips, Swees ofssth in tae more advanced cases. and
hnAily loss OF Appetite eEarsaticn, aDt the Patient
gradually tn h frrm fxhausstos.
COnatuton W Atef ID vstheut oubt, he only known
remedy for ksssfss, snc We have Each eolfdenos
thst 10 kp<cse have thai Cpl will proaare
Sleep snd tuthfuiy say that Ii has cared ever csse
In which u bad been used.
Sts1e IN the Bla ID err, Calculus. era.
sels Brick Duss Dcpesit, &c., Ae.,
Diseases arisipG fum faulty secrr. ion-in the enc
being Too little, aud accompanied by rain,
snd the other too pefnse secretion-which win b.
speedtiy epyed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09

Great Flo0d as Denver CITY.
The Commonwealth published q Den
yer has an account of tremendous food
in Colorado on the 10th Of last month
Great destruction of property resnlted
from the sudden rise in the streams, and
some twenty persons lost their lives. We
clip the following from the Common.
wealth:
Among the victims we're G. Bruce
Hayns, late Of the Quartermaster's Office,
Gumble Rosebanm, clothier, Otto Fisher.
q years old,) Henry Williamson, Who
herded stock tor Gen. Patterson down the
Platte. woman and two children from
up Cherry Greek. i woman and two chill.
dren from Plum Greek. and . Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Tyson aud two children: Aug.
Mets, Of Bake street bridge, who VA
carried along with the torrent eighties
miles to Henderson's Island. IL Tie only
person wounded whom We have ret heard
Of. mss
Among the heavy sufferers Of property
are Byersi6 Daley, Publishers and pro.
ptietors Of the Rocky Moausain News,
Who los. their entire Ill, with the build
ing ond the lot 1t stood on, A.E.& @.
E. Tilton. house, lot, and $1,000 vorth
Of goods damaged; also. F. A. Cjark.
Gen. Bowen. VIM Mckee, Mr.. Charles.
Messrs. Hum, Nets, aud others, Loaf ali
they had In store or Office, together With
the buildings. and substractsd lots on
which they stood. Esquires HIN ma
Kent lost nearly all their Office book ma
papers. The Probate Records. Commis.
aionsrs Court Records, Civ Rscorts.
Judge Wilcox dockess, and the citv ia
itaeh, MI are gone, and whittier he a.
poncnt saith not.
r the ccuntry. Asssn Gibson. Arnold
Schiller, Lloyd 3 Sscuer,; ronchmen ana
Iscofes Of others lOst stock, and bsd MIR
|wsllstised firm desotaaed into tastse a
sand and gravel. d. %. Cakes lost Ma
~ mill. psft Of which Mas impellsd
down the current for few mifea. MossrS
hssts PsAmcf, ind Barnes lcst: ooiieeeive.
~ owe. four thusslnd sheen Of their
rsaches up Cherry Creet. 81
- The eqa.sinisy d . clergyman i,
6ossn ba1vets. nee.. M ~ ! kStfi q
t.tbed, ! ~ esad1ys siins :; h,s dor ffe.,
vailed ss16sSIy lAso - pnjnit IS ~ ~
sspying, - tanSE M III 81 q ehr.]
fynan's stds. Msw1s rsulai -
- Sl1,16f1R e. u 9sssssS5 ~
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TOR SALE-A Frame D vslIiee HOUSE

Il containing rooms, good cistsrn, well, lot we'll
1ncsd sevalk pared with lssck situated % n1cndem
street. between 10th and llth stress Title good q no
sale. Price 1900. Enquire Of H. B. TkS-kYCK,
may26 Rad Estate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09
TOR sALE-CHEAP-Dr. Hick,

offers his beautiful residence two miles from town
~ ase. II consists Of substantially built well nnhsd
frame cottage with tea rooms cellar two csternA good
harm, thirty acres Of lAad steck pond graps sur tsax
plum cherry, apricot nectstne, Siberian crab several
vreues asxnt, rasptsrry, gosbsrry. strawberry BE-
The land IL well fenced ad high Of cultiys-
ton Ten 70 wheat and oats-Icck-
ing extremely we'll
This property will be sold for ~ 800 cash. which, Il the
present prs1hium specie, n shout cnethrd cost II
NOT sold BY the art ofJune the price will IL aAvAncsd
tie property Withdrawn from market. Enquire u
maybe II. d fEN-8TCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09

LOR SALE-95 acres land, 10 sores
timber doubie-Ios house and log barn Is acres nov
in grain, Ill under fece re wasered with fruit and
other treeeis located eight miles VI Cruvu Van Bu
coanty, Iowa Thn nd Win b cold r Sle ~ acre
and title good. Enquire Of II. b TEN-EYCK, :.
nay1l Real ksafe Axt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09

EOR SALE The Cottage Brick Dwell.
u Ing House Morgan strssG, between ssh And Oh
streets, containing nine rooms Enquire q
Ii. b TEN-KYCK.
mch3 M n0i nueass Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-09

EWR 6ALE.-00 acres of land, 20 acres
Il under Ssurs With SO Fruit eess with o.hsr ipsovs
menfs This land h the Plank road lea1tng % a.
YranciSfffe, about miles from this city Title god
Enqure Of H. D rkN-KYCK,
mch2 Real EutAts Aesnk
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-25
THE ELECTION on ABRAHAM LINCOLN
RATIFIEDi
An Enthusiastic Demonstration |
Torch Light Procession and Illumination.
speeches bJ Gen. Terry and Hon. ". H. KOonta,

The Union free citizens Of this Borough, and
large number from the county, celebrated, on Tues
day evening, the great victory achieved over the
enemies Of country ct the polls, on the Sth Of
Nov. inst. The committee of arrangements we're
Jonathan B. Cessna, Chairman, Saml. Shuck, Jno
R. Jordan, David Mann, Vim. Horn, Colin Loyer,
Wm. Shuek, Thos. II. Lynch, Alex. Agnev.
At about six o clock in the evening, a process
sion was formed in front Of the Court House,
in which large number of persons joined, carrying
flags, banners and trnnsparencies. We noticed the
following inscriptions:
LIST. The fag Of our country, with the national
union ticket
I'd. Portraits Of Lincoln and johnson. Pony ex-
press. We are coming Father Abraham, 100000
more.
Sd. The Union Pyramid. Names of States.
Copperhead Pyramid-Delaware, Bedford County
and New Jersey.
4th. The big Union Gun. The Union forever !:
hurrah, boys, hurrAh, &C., &c.
5th Old Abraham, the greatest man of the age
history win tell IT,
eth. Selling Of: Democrats going to Canada, In
union there is strength.
7th. Gun-bost Galena for Salt River; Tickets TO
be had at the Bedford Gazette office.
sth. Free Ballots for Patriots-Bullets for Trai-
tors.
eth Bedford County must be redeemed.
10 Which way, Ben, on the Donkey? To sit in
the Legislature The soldiers say no
IL. No compromise with traitors.
u. o. A. X. gone up.
10. King, Koontz and Armstrong.
Il Three cheers for our army aud navy. The
Border States are coming--Tennessee, Missouri,
Maryland and West Virginia.
Is. The Union viii be preserved Stars and
StHpes-embiems Of liberty.
l6 Great Union yictory-400, 600 majority.
IL. The people say the Union shall be preserved
49, Hurrah for the Red White and Blue
10 The great snake killer. Picture Of man kill
ing cOpperheads.
20. Let freedom ring. No party but our country
2l. Grant and Sherman-Peace makers.
22. Go it blind for Little Aac'-So said th'
sham Democracy.
% The defeat Of Mcclellan secures the Unions
"a. kIow are you gun-boat Galena Poor Mac.
rs. Abraham our Father.
26. No truce for traitors.
81 True Democracy means the majority must
rule.
2s Lincoln, johnson and liberty.
20. The Union forever.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-25
To Our Subscribers.

Our subscribers are reminded that it requires mon
ey to print tho IseutnEA. Every thing use costs
money. VIII our subscribers bear this in mind and
remember US the coming Court term, if not sooner
sea- All subscriptions paid before the 6rst of De-
cenber next viii be crediedat our advance rates, of
two dollars year. Ifpayment is delayed after that
lime, the rates viii be increased. in accordance with
our publications,
Bar After the first of January next paper viii
be sent out of the county, unless paid for in advance
We hope our subscribers ont Of the county viii not
take this amisa But the large and thus fa increas
Ing expenses in the printing business, makes fee
that in order 80 carry it successfully, cash sys-
TEN as nearly sa may be, must be adopted
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-25
Presentation to Major Rohb.

ARMY THE JAMES Nov. 9th 1864
EDITOR INQUIRER -
EThe enlisted men Of Company Fl 2osth Regiment,
purchased beautiful horse saddle and bride, FROM
Capt. Wishart, ofWells Valley, andpresented them
TO Major Bobb Of the 20sth reg. P. Y.
The presentation was made by John Z. Satterield
of Co. K. in short buta very appropriate speech.
which replied to By the Major by way of ster-
ring and patriotic address the soldiers of the com
pany-Holding up TO them the cause of our country,
thanking them for the honor they had conferred on
him. while he is always willing to stand by them
whether in battle or on the tented field; hoping that
viii shrink from their duty. The AfajaH is
worthy ofthe gift conferred upon him by them as
soldiers.
The Major makes fine appearance on his fine
Horse as he passes along the lines, while all speak
well Of the Major as worthy to flthe position
he occupies in the Reg. to which he belongs.
J. R. 0'NEAL
Co K 20sth Reg't P. v,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-25

The above is only for Deficiencies the last call
for 500, 600 men. All of the counties are still some
what in arrears on the former call for 100000 men:
but no draft has yet been ordered at all The total
deficiency under that call IN the district is but 29l.
aud the surplus of certain districts is l08 so that
there are but 1873 men due the government in the
whole five counties under that call, and they could
be exempted on the payment of commutation in &C
cordance with the law under which the draft was
dered.
What is meant by deficiency is this-Franklin, for
instance has surplus the first call in all the sub
districts but three; Southampton, Hamilton and War
ren-making an aggregate deficiency OF to "A of a
surplus. Each district is entitled to It's own credit
for its surplus, and it cannot be given defaultng
districts-The districts are entitled to credit for
their surplus or any, future call, and the deficient
districts insult make up their quotas regardless of
the surplus in neighboring districts,
1t is worthy of remark that in the intensely Dem
ocratc counties the response the calls Of the gov
ernment is most feeble, Bedford has some $50 de-
faultng conscripts; but we glad to learn that
tive measures are in progress to bring them into
vice number of them are now reporting. They
see that the country is not going to be given over
to anarchy, and they have wisely concluded that
prompt obedience is the better part of vaIor. Quite
contrast did Somerset present Capt. Eyster fur
loughed $50 of them for FIVE days, and they report
ed on the day almost to a About 16Q of them
left for Carlisle with huzzas for Lincoln, and
they viii make the best of soldiers.
BEDF0 RD COUNTY.
Bedford Tolclship-Jas Hammond, Philip Bee
gle, Wash Sigler, Fred SINNERS, John Leisure,
John Hamiltong coi) VIM Nycum, Henry B. Pencil,
Jonathan Dibert. Harrison Difiibaugh, Michael
Naugle, John Cofelt, Joseph Carney, Daniel Grouse,
JAG Diehl, Nm Hartseh, Geo. Dibert, Jacob Grit
fth, John Fetter, VIM simpson, Geo w. Silver,
John SINNERS, John d Hese Philip Gardner,
Israel Koontz, Samuel Beigle; Wm Forney, Henry
| Clair.
Coserain Tosonship.-Geo M'Lellan. Samuel n
Overocker John Bittinger, Daniel Shafer Alex FIJI
Ter, Martin l. Hetric, Dayid Diehl, Davis,
Geo w Deal, Daniel Shearers, Wm Deatrich, Jacob
Harchelrode, VIM Peppel, Francis OFT, John Boster
! (eol) Henry Diehl, Emanual Beegle, John 4 Core,
Jonathan kegg.
| Snake Spring Topnskip. ohm Armstrong, Jos
Mortimer. Asa SStuckey, Sol T Dlehl, Benz 4 Har
chelrode, Henry Smouse.
Cumberland Fa3ey Topnsaip. John Deremer
| Martin Miller, Vim Mason, Albert Smith, BTice lwlg
Henry Hite, Wills Strauder col Arch Miller, Josiah
Heily, Jonathan Tumau. Francis u Boor, dere Nj
Ter, Fred Bertz. John II Elliott, Thomas Miller
Adam Fisher, Francis Granger, John Hardmani DO
Burner, John j Wertz, Jacob Derimer Geo Whip
Albin Arnold Joseph Her, los Oster Jos c Derener
Jacob Cessna.
East Providence Toscnship.--Wm C Devenger
Joseph Snowberger, Daniel Wilt. Richard I Fore
Cornelius Fore, Geo Keisnger.
Harrison Tocaehip.-Jchn Diehl Aaron Trout
man, Jacob Style, Ezekisl Cook, Vim H Holler
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-25
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!

~ Hopewel Township, Bedford county near Wisherts
i Ma, on Fellow Greek, about four miles from Hope
we Station the II. b. T. e. R nawithiH six miles
of the Broad Top Coal Mines, which affords Of the
best markets IN the country for al marketing farmer
can pa6auee. It contains Two Hundred Acres
good limestone land about One Huedred and Fits acres
Of which arc cleared and IN good state Of cultivation
convenient 70 schools and churches Il occupied
BY Henry CIappor, who VIII give parties calling 70 see it
any information desired n regard 70 the land For fur
ther information, address
Z. B. WIGT0N,
President Glamorean Iron Co..
Nov IS 1865 Huntingdon, Pa.