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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

The undersigned auditor, appointed by the Or.
phans' Court OF Bedford county. to distribute the
money in the hands of Samuel Hansp-aker, admin.
istT,toI of Hannah MaEspeaker, deceased, to and
among the heirs and persons legally entitled re-
ceive the same, will attend duties of MS ap-
poiutment on Tuesday, the 22d day of August, at
his office, in the borough of Bedford, when and
where all parties interested can attend.
August IL. Z. F. KERR, Auditor.
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Extracts from the Record
The following s'extracts from the record" Of
fbe Padford y,oa,,rsr sneot f,r tbon,oal,,os.

! The following s'extracts from the record" oil
the Bedford Inquirer, speak for themselves:
"Let the Seeding States go! How evident
is it that God, for great and benefcent pur-
pose Of his own, has permitted this insanity TO
come upon them. Let them go to work out
their own destiny by themselVesl lind if the
dsoefters on the .4tiant,c slope Of Worth Car
oiina and Virginia choose that destiny, let
them too go' The policy of coercion as ,mpOt-
icy. The boundary between the two inevita-
BILE nationahtes will be most wisely determined
! by the elective atfinites of the population.
Wherever that boundary may be established,
it will be movable, southwark, If Eastern Vir
| ginia, or Virginia entire, chooses to go with
secession. Virginia will return whenever the
interests of freedom there shall predominant over
the slavebreeding interests. Till then let her go,
IF she will.-Bsdford Inquirer Ap,ft 5, 1861.
The Copperhead party Of Bedford county is
made up of negro buyers, negro sellers, negro
catchers, negro hunters, negro whippers. negro
drivers, secessionists. desertcrs Canada skedad-
/ dIers, Western skedaddlers, skulle re-, hospital
! bummers, guerrias, bushwacbers, barn-burners,
amnesied rebels, rebel sympathizers, knights
Of the Golden Circle, Sons of Liberty and spies
-Bsdjord Inquirer, Juty, "A, 1865.
NEGRO TROOPS OCCUPY RICHMOND.
/ THEY ARE WELCOMED WITH JOY By The
/ INHABITANrS.-Bed Bedford Eaqsisr april 7, 1868.
| Now to be plain, we know several dozen of
! Colored men that we would sooner see march to
the ballot box and cast their ballots than an E.
/ quail number of Copperheads we can name
! BsdIord Inqui1er, jane 9, 1855.
/ How TO SETTLE THE NEGRO SUFFRAGE QUEs-
TIoN-We would give the suffrage at once to
four classes of Southern negroes. First, and
| emphatcally, to every negro who has borne
arms in the cause of the United States: second,
10 every negro who owns real estate; third, to
every negro who had belonged to any religious
organization or church for five years before the
w2r,-Copied sditorialiy into the Inquirer, jane
! %, 1865.
| s'We need the votes of all the coored people,
| it is NUMBERS not intelligence, that counts at
| the ballot b0x,-it ia right intention and not
/ philosophic Judgment. that casts the vote
/ Speech Of r. ". DarS, copied into hparer
/ lc5thout comment
i "RECoNsTRUCrloS.- process OF recon-
! struction seems likely 10 DrovH a tedious and
somewhat troublesome task The result OF the
| Virginia election shows tile difficulty OF 50 ad-
Justing the matter as TO insure n preEou' nance
| of loyal men. The Presidents p7ocias1ql'0H
does not seem likely f. erciudea sufficient n%n2
Der Of unrepsntiag rebels TO secure this most
! important object. Unless some other mean8 are
/ devised, the reb,iiioug states piH in oil proba-
! biidy be reorgGnjssd NTH Gorernments hostile
I 70 the UniGn. Gn.-Bdford hnqarer, Jaae 8, 1865.
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STRAY DULL.

Taken up trespassing upon the premises of the
subscriber in Cumberland Valley township, about
the middle OF June last, black and white spot d
Bull short tail, no mark, bout two years old .
Thc owner will me, prove property, pay charges
and take him away or be will be disposed OF accord
ing TO law.
Aug. Il. ROBERT DEREMEk.
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Private Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Will be sold a: private sale, ell the vausble real
pstat~ belonging TO he esfefe of s. NJ. Barclay,
decd, ,itute il and around the borough of Bed
ord II will be- sold in lots 70 suit purchasers. For
lartner particulars apply 10 j. j. Brclay, Bedford
+. D. BARCLAY, Admir-. of
Aug. 1I-4t S. NJ. Barclay, deed.
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MAIL FACILITIES ~ TEIs COUHrY,-- g r
queer thing, but for once in our life. we find
ourself agreeing with our nei.hbors of the IN
quirg Either we must have become ''oyal,' .
or the Inquirer has tur ned sou1ersault- Onr
readers can judge for themselves as to how this
matter stands, when they read the following
which we copy, word for word, from the Inqui-
rer of August 4. with our special endorsement 4:
''The Post Master General has established a
Post-offce at Bedford Springs and appointed A.
G.. Allen, Esq, Post Master This is very
good move and we would desire few more Of
the same sort. 1t appears to US that Bedford
county is cursed by the worst system of postal
arrangements that ever embarrassed any people.
We have five hundred subscribers who, on an
average Of every other week, are deprived OF
their paper for three or four days because there
is no mail agent on the Broad lop rail road, or
nos sufficient number Of mail bags, or again,
because the,Dspartment has strenaously refused
to pnt daily mani on route No 1869. or change
the tr-weekly mail to day later, We hops
that somebody will wake up to the importance
Of giving US decent mail facilities There are
other portions of the county that have even
worse arrangements.
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''o0e o"s-'.'na "'S'i' ~ i'9l-
'o-0 "i0 '''ous u Tue npol''on party '"lIh
r,.g,l.r sr.,an &c ,.a.o.;n,;,, ,f Da-,.o~o,;a
tro4a.,oaI r1..,o -. a..
=. -. = ,,..-s-...~ -
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III, ,r;u !. A. g.. - go,
-, e. De.o.s,.
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a. IeaS' TWO 'h'FuS OF al mat ael III 'i'S Piace'
and II the minority undertake to perse cute the
majority, we will see who can put down the
screws the tightest. We viii mention no
names at present; bat if the state of affairs
which prevails nov, is to continue, people will
want 10 know swho is who" in this country.
i MODEL Arm = we Pald Flslt' le"
days ago, to tue place OF our.old friend, T.. }.
Shoemaker Esq. OF Friends Cove, and found
If to he ane of the snnooest and best cultivated
f,r,,s = 42,Ic,,, -c,1,,, Srcb oor, % Trnc,o
pb;l;o !. rs;s;,a tb,s vaar ,va meyer saw before
7, : ,yi,,, r.}aa,,,e ,,o actnou.lalo,, ou. in
lohod,o,ss =, o, "a ,-;a,,d s,d -. os,;,,ab a Ia
J.. r.;..s .,,.a.,,;,,,,. -, ,t,;s oco,ginr,
i''' ~" -" ''''' '''''''''' P'''''
'-o"' = ''''''''''7 ''''' -, -
ans '''o
~
tFatlon, that then'
'.AfilIions Of meu am aomcn would have
been seen who we've wholyor partially unem-
ployed because OF inability 10 find persons IA
bic and wiling 10 pa} f'f service
Yes those who were uHsinp' yea then: went
into the army, and there axe about one mIQon
persons less seeking employ yment now than there
were at the breaking out OF tie var. Reason:
dead mn don't w7f6
AgNn:
i'ugIe' u ,.'o,.'4.,.7 ,3 . "oIS,'e,i' lat
bnld;na articles n iron w I;9d- +ac which M
purchasers could he found"
n. ,,,,ot t...,. =. ,..,,,.7 Nv..,l.,,a.
,.....,.... 8.
! '-'1 's'''~ - S'''N' ''S"'' -
'l1i' pay 'iio'e ''4DH 1le ''' - P'''e i0'
'lieif Plouuee' III 8au''o'' ~ ''i' 1'a'li''liall
P''9s' lot H'"'i'ii'' 'o''S anu '''.- O. '''eS u
consumption; ana aS lot llle sn0P-ke'lisFs' 'Iey
are cotnPeieu 10 oenl''hu Aish f"'s' 10 e"ao'S
IHstl 10 pay 'Ne 'ne''aA0I '','e' ., ""0'eSaie
oee'S anu 'i'e ell'S u '''e'' ''useo
/ y war ''Aes
1trt1 1nTS4.I- '5'Il, IN. r....-..- c.-.-
yorl,sbons Jarae and snail conr5 hays baoa ,,,,,
seen standing idle while surrounded by uersons
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LAST NOTICE

All persons indebted TO tho estate Of Iosept "
Sleek, late of Napier township, deceased, h book
account or otherwise. are requested TO make pay-
ment on or before the first day Of ocloboT Eext,
longer indulgence will not be given.
GEORGE II. SLEEK
August H. 1865.
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494 ACRES AND 81 pERCUEe,

about l75 acres cleared and under tence, with t.e
story and half BRL K DWELLING HOUSE
TENANT HOUSE, LARGE BANK BARN, ana
STABLE, suff lent for stab ing 40 horses. with
other out bnldings thereon erected. TIE atoye Dr.
scribed property being tine location ior hote.,
lnd being situate within miles and half Of
line OF the proposed S3nt5ega Railroad.
sale 10 c3TameG-e - ore o'c eek Of said day.
Aus. /. JOHN 6LSlP Aaip,T.
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Public Sale

Of Vs7LUfBLE RE.4L EST.4TE
By virtue Of an order of the UrphaRs' Cou-r Of
Bedford county, the undersigned adrninistreto, ant
trustee for :he sale Of the real estate Of John Aez
ger, late of Juniaa township, Bedford county, DE-
ceased, will sell al public oucry. upon ne premises
OyV THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1855,
sA the fnIlonsing daacrihad rrnr.ort,. - -.
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A TRACT OF LAND.

situate in luniata township, Bedford county aai5ia-
ing lands Of John Tredwell, on the norta, Aiesan-
Ger Shoemaker, on the northeast, Ellen Snowman.
and Daniel Metzger, on the east Emanuel Palmer,
on the southeast, Leonard May and Iohn Kerr, o.
the south, and Frederick Rildebrandt on the wssi,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

We cannot allow any man who las voted
the Copperhead ticket to escape the common
odium ofthe party, &c.-BedfOrd Inquirer.
Pray, who made you Judge in Israel and
who cares for your judgment, anyhow. But,
according to your rule, The people viii not let
any man "escape" who votes ticket supported
by you, as according to your logic, the man
who votes the same ticket cast by You, votes
for negro suffrage.
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--Df Ed

DlEHL.--In this place, on Wedn, sday, the I'd
INST, Adam Dlehl, youngest son of Henry and Re-
becca Diehl, CT Friends Cove, this county, aged q
years, months and I6 days.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

gWhat has become Of the skuik!ng black
guard who anonymously assailed the Bloody
Run Blues and Capt. Morgart, through the
columns Of the Inquirer z Is he afraid to come
out frora his hiding place?
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E. F. RERR,
Chm. Dem. Co. Com

THANKs.-We are under Obligations to onT
friends Daniel Rckel, of Altoona, Mered. j.
Miller, of Londonderry, John A. Cessna, Of
Buena Vista, and Homer Neice, Of DIt. Dal-
las, for campaign subscribers.
Harvest HOME A celebration of the ''Har-
vest Home" came off at St Clairsville, on Sat.
uTday last. We have not been advised as tc
the order and character of the exercises, but
are informed that some eight hundred persons
were present
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

PANIC.-Quite number OF persons lett the
Springs, some days ago, on account Of sup
position that cholera had broken out at that
place. The panic, however, has subsided, the
fact being that somo Children had died of 5ys-
entery brought On by too free indulgence in
green and unsound fruit. There is still large
family at the Springs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

IaE "BEDFoRD MUTCAL'-The superin-
tendent Of the ''Bedford County Mutual Oil
Company" has returned to the scene of the
Company's operations, on Cherry Run, au-
thorized by the Board of Directors to sink the
we'll to the depth of 500 iaet 1t is COW 600
feet deep and just through the second sand rock,
in which a fine show of oil was found. But
the company have determined to go through the
third sand rock, in which it is confidently ex-
pected large well will be struck
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

Cor. Thomas A. SCoTr-The greatest Of
our railroad men, Coz. T. A. ScoTT, who as
First Vice President of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, has become so widely known as a man Of
most splendid executive talent, is at present
staying at the Springs. Col. Scott is deeply
Interested in the building of the Connellsville
and Southern Pennsylvania Railroad, and is,
therefore, justly regarded as friend to The in
terests Of Bedford county.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

AT PERSONS interested are hereby notified nDrs ~,
following accountants have filed THEN acco - .t
the Registers office OF Bedford county, and
same VIII be presented to the 0rphans' Court -
for said county, on Tuesday the 9Th dav of Septem-
ber. next at the Court House in Bedford for conir-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

II Tows-Col. J. C. Eyerhart, of Martins
burg, Pa, has been staying at the Mengel
House for some days. The Colonel is one OF
nsturs's noblemeu. Loug may he flourish.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-18

A CONFEDERATE CAPTAIN IN TowS We
are Informed fiat a gentleman lately an officer
i1 the Confederate service, has been recently
staying with some Republican" relatives of his,
IN this place This he had right to do, and
we don't complain one whit of his doing so.
We only wonder how he managed to keep bis
neck cut Of that rope which his relations al
ways baye bad in readiness for other "rebeIs.
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List of Causes

Put doWn for trial at September Term,
t4th dnu.l
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AUDITORS NOTICE

August l8-3t.
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Hs'hiy tom, F,b. 20 ssmi-olnai,l ucvs from
O.. uahus. the present asi ot tho nAiinnA gov.
'ruurnt O. acE.c,, received here today, shows
h't hors - ~ foundation for the repor, which
came hon II, CIV oi oiseIioo, that President Jusrez
wss IN AI,,noN sonora. The President ~As In Jan.
usfg ast stll 81 ChihtshuA, and had no di,p1.l.
toa 70 leave hat o'ty. lie -E busily eugagoi IA
the reots'ni satrn Of tie army, to open the now
yAnPn'gn In u" IreNu1 year, which promises u
Ia more sue rssstt thGn Ihe former one. The im-
purtAut victories 81 San Penaro aud VI Fusrto ~
s,nors, bal rAsod Nc.y -,h he public sprlI ia
n,rt' western M,A.co.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-25

Rchu.u I,,c-s g Saturday l,st report h,i
on Hs preceding evening heavy firing was heard
"a tho dac.pan a, pn.ch CAP, u N, J,ms'
R.vcr
lDere 49, ca, r.ctc, r.0- ,7 no tr,nt ~
G'uofs f.''i.. Urs,n, S.gh Car railroad,
or rhUfttfN fN,..n.. 10 - a.atei t1ai Gcpersl
Grsnt -ort o" o'ght thousand mon within the last
week fr'w 'i'y T. anL is is 'urJ 1sei for he pur.
pc n, r,.r Forcing D,I 1crtv n, FORT FISHER
TIE Wilmington uarnt- ~ thr 1}th. rrrott active
shi'm''ting tu Trorress ~ Oh ten. 1crry's fosces
lhc l"lcrsls t 10 Ale.Ci. unie three attacks,
vNI were rrrHls,l viii inr.n- -ijerstlc 'oa. On
s,tu risv ore - he monitors Ia tho river threw
rum" 90. lcf li.iuct sltIs a. I. It Anderson, with
to chc,i %. NiiHus one aud ounIng auo1hor OF
our usu
4 \ u.s stor. e.. rorrespon icrt rer1rt' ihs,
Ne YANKEES are preparing 10 niovo IN torcc Aesiua
Weldon aud W. merely make q foiui towards
t.lHsh ru n. Yankees he SAYS have been reiu-
10. 81 SONS along the cosst. hut not hsf a. heavy
- q urst reported guui ats Aro said 10 be o.
Nrva''u. There seen, - l., no douti about the
ll.us ~ Eve locomotives and railroad non, Sc.
lbo Rshuoni INANtNrI g.vos part culsrs Of the
~ ns ~ 9i'hc Ia. ot truce lost Schultz, by onc
o' u cir u~n iUlpo.,rs, which are Ihe sauo Az al.
real. l.' shed 1. ~ % E., exception tIst was
t..g,hs Nl uu h0s s p'-ishoi. Two negro trsinen
V'f' H..'i t} tie e~I a .u and tNO soldiers who
rrt gone 'r = .uards 90. slr Yankee pr. o .utIs
were hiISu .rto iNe water and drowned.
INC Richmond frAni' sneakIus oi negro en-
.'.r.'s s'..s. 'tlst pl uniforms g. tAc number
'I Nt "r '.. lH ID cd 'Nu' 1sud suits, are lying
.'"I .p 100 Guv,sru.r1t arr-u In E,c'n.ani and
,sc~acro White s. .ifiots Lsye AL otiotuou 70 be-
.U. t'i'r' q" .l tDis ..uthiuE, no mater how nra,
.pt y'raH, aui q h.- hetttu'1rc teen question
L.s t. u. T"s' .t th's Immense aocl, 10 russo
It NVa.1ul, g. uc'I existing y ants. ThH opuor-
tau..' a q st Ir.Ir.tcL IL ia admitted that Ihs
H. ... .. .. become taf. element iu the Con-
.'i~.tie ARMY. TOYS - uuln:iou Il second hsnd
co rVH hIu ifol tvp " toe, and save
o.. u.f ..Iuols tnc rNpyus,, ave tLAt OF putting
u. a a 1 ia MA Nft. Fa q a.
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Army of tho Potomac.
NLo,rsalc Rsbel D,-.r1iop.

dssh, l',", fe'. ~ Information from tho
h-.y uc la:.'nac, ~ late as ycstord,y morn
-, r,pa.l' o. quiet De>ortsrs arc constantly
,.H.us ll. end sft u. re- nunorous than ior lpny
ul.u. iAc, have aycrs 81 over seventy d,v for
tH' - "'rs Among them arc several oficsrs
No Isn,s: ic.pouI,rc, prevails thr ugh their
ra..s siYrc the isio G.ht, aud Trey .ocm deter.
u.'vt g. Keep tie h,i o. longer, a. they claim
'H.g cen ns'' fsn he'r ndepen icno., sud sca
"-a1' why iher sho.ld remain snI 10 a.
Nlrl. lt.y slfo say al't lsgo-.ng is ~ gcner,
Q ,tc gear of hsir uNu .nrs hat Lee bU Issued an
u.aer g. arrest every uisu found hAlf = mils away
from his camp or rlst. ono IsAn ssd HE company
-. u.tr Hrong weak no., but that G1osa bad
i-apIeurrd since ten T. tho tni.sd s,at.s llJ
uy, tu their homr.. Many oi ,hs deI,'ters bring
Ia tle.r AL. a,tl them
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News Itema.
., r.,,s,.yh 10 ~. NJ. YstL svn.l


hE4oSA papers report hat scouting psrlsI
have been s,Aried out AgAinH the Indians aud a.
EXTERN mating warfare commenced
Auuors from chill say thai on and after May
lot the coss,ug trade of uat country viii he
tur Nwu olen g. yessoI OF every nation.
lar irar, under the ST csll Of tho President.
vi t- commen, oil IA u.s District Of Cluut,. to-
d@,. The uumt CT required is about 2,lOO.
luR steamers Ny~ ! % aud Georss Lsary sruy-
81 o. iurircs Monroe on saturday. nom Anna-
lt',e loaded So 81 rebel pr.souofs, Tor exchange.
Iua sales o. soyen-nururs ~ j. Cooke, during
TO worr anlus saturday, were tUsnty sir Wti-
hons pre- h,HI,sI and 'oeH'g thousand and tuo
Rvrdlpi a.l,l,t. A. tL'. rate the remauitr uf
u. r..u 81, D De sold tefort sbe end of March.
Irr u,rc'-rry HANKS Ir9 being issued 10 the
s..t.a. .li..s oi the sste Of New York, prepAr,-
ts, g. tHe sl.", al election, on the lith Of March
u.,. r.'..iiHy - lhs people III. question Of
..r u. ur Constitution ~ providing for u
hpr 'uuurut % r5c C.ru'uisnoncrs of Appeals
Cor. Nv spsluS, commanding on the Plains re.
ports .ao dsht- near Mud Springs on tho 4,h aud
,Le gtl inst, tctw.cn ne,rly two thousand indians
suI slou, w. Lur iret men of the l1th On and
g.nI I.., av'ry uu.er Lout. Cou,ur. Tie T..
.H e,.' driven I'll with tho loss of l.rty-',5
.r OR .ss was two killed aud twenty lone
a .l1gl. rho Indians went north. numacrrg
s,g.u hundred lodges, diving Two herds " e,P-
.1rsi egu vith thea.
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From Europe.

TIE f,rD.u ms.ls r',c .,, he-' T.. he Eiy y.
Dublin and North Aa.g-'. ~ are 20 u" ID .u5s4ut
TIE nest OF tie capture . f.r Fisher ay5e'
materially T., 40 tepre's..n prevalent lm NJ ~
GoIthern r-mpaliacrs, 0t'a tho friends o. =.
North we're a,rrc-p.ui.n. e'ated.
Tho pArry SfSs say' Aere seems no doubt la,.
the po.4 ssrou F,-i FISHER implies the ,lyiAs
OK IL, ror. q Wilmington, aud say, 'uo rl....
R..k lev .uaS no mere small arms, NJ u ~ 90.
po,re, 10 mono leal, VII henccilr,h f..-t ID,
s.arrsru Ca-1darary from shrorl"
I., Lnlol TIaBl rernGyt,ng On he s.t,es. -
T...I .., u' serves that ueua. IS the - L'er H.
I,,l . t.r 1' iuy.uu,ary eru. .r'cc hns now, D
t'.D p tear no., 81 and tue d.. 10
.'.o. .u.eti tad a tats. co.sA, the Eet'rss ,-v,
voa Iet las, victory. md m,y sucv|sl =
QSr' q W h' !aG .2acs
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Capture OF schooner Alice MOVE.

c.Ilsin ritgsrAl', ofhs brig Paragon, ,rrl1od
he.s yeSItrdsN 'rcIn Lssuas, rsIorI. 'hat On the
ao,h o. No' 'mhe', While tho Alice Move was :, an.
chot hsismorss, sue wss boarded by party Of
fcl e. frrrn The shore, who got hsr underway and
lno, eoici to sea siIh hs-, and subsequently burn
ei her, OH he iO,h y Dolen'sr The INST u,te
aud one scpusn ned the rebels The second
mate and i've ssaWeu, who refused ~ Jon them,
were set 'lru ~ the y'~l, aud arrived al Lsguns
ON tie ldth 4 psrombrr.
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NIshr,,.. Tenn, Fsb. ld.-Out s.hg.. -.
.gsln the.toaet y small BAT ie o. Cnuicil...
cavalry. hi, .nernoJn sbou. ul Lun-reI u.l,
lupposed to he under tie command v: Cyl " ..4.
era, INSIDE Metr ApVNaucs at he A.r..u-.-..s
p.ts shout az miles FROM the towu, auI c.yt.,.I
several W oj-ghoppsrs aud government 'mp.yc,.,
s.nong them Captain steyeus Vi lIe : g-.s--tust.
tors department. rhors aero numbers VI 10.
reb,' cavalry ou the Nyionsvl1 PIX. ye'.si1s,
C'srLN.us is reported 70 Ls n'es.ei WITH f.'-.
land, VI .c,filiG Who sre PauieEng ~. s.4-sry
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c-,l minor ,.,cr,ss were captured aul u4t try.i
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,,tai Destruction Of Med,c.l stores
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From Mexico.
.,u,o Charge against -IG,lnili...


80 L0ug, Fsb. l1.-IAs RsFIBlic.S La. q
SPECIAL Dispatch from Caro- giving tue I.noon,
impor .snt intelligence
Late ,dvices from New u.l,au, state H., ~
Mexican Gousrd seiiA, coumsndiug ~ h4tsL.-
rss entered Into srrsugouusuts "ith Ihe feJgl
thrriues by which s refugees from TsNss are '. ~
etu rneh aud Immediately - be couscripteI al,
the rebel army. General Aejia claims aat ~
taking this stand be Ia lctu. under the ofier' -
The Emperor Maj u,IliSn. General CsAby is "a 4
70 have sent word 10 Gcucs Mris that be wi!l
rstAlla,s b. taking aud holding Mexican C6cClJ
A. hostages for overy refugee returned 10 ~
rebels,
tBy HtRJ
Ncr1 Gnu, papsrs 10 the 1T instant hsva De-.
reserved ~ D'.Iiu, the French C.nsul W Elr.
CruA requests all freiCh sm4grAniH voiu.us -
heNico by tie way Of that - 20 re- .ttcr u4gul.
selves St h'su'i -. I've difficulties b-tg- o i.v
ueIicAn g yernmeut and the FIgl't CeupA.l
which hulId the Contract To- construct ~ IT,
rsilroid between Vera Cruz aud Mex.D1, have &
last besn arrsnge', and tie work Vil uO~ "a
vigorously pushed forward. The Company L =.
irri tho privilege of running the G,.I 80, IS.
ty-dve years. II 10 ruuor1i lrom Ms4lFl[ > %
the Euperur Msxim!Lau " n sJJn -tDT. - -
uey h lucJtaa.
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WHEELER PLUMBERS THL CITY
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'ihdraW,i OF the Rebel Forces
On Wednesday.
,dTiral Dahlgren Moving Up
To The City,

5,poRTANr REBEL NEWS.
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'iehT-NG AT WILMINGTON
&c. &C.. &c.