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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

! FGtGt .4Hf6y BetWee1 GHy HeighgrS an
GaugeTs-0ns Of them Shot Ttro4gh tte
! Heart md Utmost Instantiy Riiisd-.9r Re-!
! Of the .4ijegeI .Murdere'-The Deceased n
/ Prominent Politician Of Jersey City h.
sveshgation Before Coroaer Collin.
! fFrom the n. Y. Heald.1
About bait-past one o'clock yesterday after
noon a tragic affair, resulting in the almost in.
stan. death ot gentleman named Joseph Van
Daran. occurred at tie office OF the latter, No
40 Beaver street.
The event created the most intense excite
ment in that neighborhool, and, indeed I'll
through the lower part of the city where The
fact became known. From what could be
learned concerning the tragic affair II appear
that Mr.. Van Duren was a city Weigher aIhi
gaugcr, and did business at No. 40 Beaver
street He formerly had in his employ a gem
tleman named James F. Dram, now o. the firm
Of Messrs Dram & Thomas, also city weigher5
and gaugers, whose place Of business is at 81
Broad street At the time indicated above
MIR Dram called at the Office of hs former en-
ployer, but for hatpurpose, or length of time
he remained, does not definitely appear. 1t is
certain, however. that before leaving, Mr.. Van
Doren was shot throGgh the heart With hyeS
barreled piss oI, alleged to have been in thehand
OF Dram. After the weapon was discharged
Gram was seen to run from the building and
proceed down William street. lie was puT~
sued and arre-te! uy Mr. Wm. II. Kirby, "a
siding at No 8, East Twanty-siEjh street
in a moment afterwards officer Riley, oi the
First precinct, who was also in pursuit came
up and took Gram III charge. The prisoner
Was .,hen TO the station house and on search
ing him siugIe-barreIiel pistol, heavily loaded
and capped, was found in bis possession. The
accused, in charge of officer Riley, went back
to the scene Of the tragedy, and there Mr.. Van
Doran was found lying dead on the floor, his
head being or the first step Of fight of stairs
and Lis feet under the hatchway. The blood
was gushing lToal tie ghastly wound IN his
breast. and there were indications on the floor
Of a struggle having taken place. On the floor
near the deceased, was found a fve-barreled
pistol with two barrels discharged The pris-
oner admitted that the revolver belonged TO him.
As to what ihe prisoner said in explanation
Immediately after his arrest, the accounts are
somewhat conflicting. Ii is alleged that lie
told one man that he had an alteration with
Mr. Van Doren, who coE.mitted violent as
sanlt On him, wLereupon he discharged the pis-
tUI in solf-dsfsnce In answer to questions pro-
pounded by Others Mr.. Dram denied all l,nowl-
edge Of the bloody deed The prisoner was
taken to the station house and locked up.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04
NELL Seat for Sale

offer for sale, on ny farm in st. Clair township,
al EXCELLENT MILL SEAT, on a never falling
stream Of water. II is situated in good wheat
growing neighborhood, and Is admitted by many 70
be Of the best seats for mill now vacant IN the
county Persons desiring TO purchase can call az
the premises, or address ne al Alum Bank 2. c. =,
Bedford coenty, Pa
JESSE WILLIS.
.)ane Is, fs65-3n
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04
q wotel fur sale.

The undersign ed offers at private sale, his Hotel,
cent aiming ten large bed rooms with bar ROOM side
rooG paror sitting room, dining room and kitchen,
with al the modeEn Improvements of first class
hotel. 1t is at present doing good business. This
hotel is situated the middle of the Broad TOP
Coal region, III the town of Coaldaie. Posse sson
given at any TIM. The property will be sold on
easy terms For further particulars apply on the
premises, 10 PATRICK DRHEW.
july = 1865
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04
Letter from General Sherman to General
Johnston.

The Richmond Republic of Friday publishes
the following letter, never before published:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE !
MISSISSIPPI, IN THE FIELD,
RALEIGH, n. c., April p, 1865.
General johnson, Commanding Confederate
Armies, etc, Greensboro:
GENERAI-I herewith enclose you cories of
my Field Orders No. 65, which gave General
Schofeld full and ample powers to carry into
effect our convention, and | hope, Mt your per-
sonal interview with General Schosield, you
Satisfied your miad of his ability and kind dis
position towards the inhabitants Of North Car
olina.
In addition to the points made at our inter
view Of yesterday, | have further instructed
General Schofeld--to facilitate, what you and
] aud all good men desire, the return to their
homes Of the officers and men composing your
army--to let you have of his stores ten days
rations for twenty-five thousand men. We
have abundance Gf provisions at Morehead City,
and ifyou send trains here they may go down
with our trains and return TO Greensboro with
tho rations specified. Colonel Wright did in
tend to send his construction train up to-day,
but did not get up his carpenters in time.
The train, With square timber and carpen-
ters, will go up in the morning and I think
by the morning of the goth, your trains conld
run down on the road and fall in with ours on
the both. | can hardly estimate how many
animals fit for farm purposes will be '1oaned"
to the farmers, but enough, | hope, to insure
a crop.
can hardly commit myself how far COM
merce will be free, but / think the cotton still
in the country and the crude turpentine will
make money with which to procure supplies
General Schofield; in few days, will be abie
to arrange all snch matters.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

ACCIDENT T--0n Friday last, as Mrs. Fred'k. Craw-
forG and her sister went out to gather whortleber-
Fies, the horse they We're driving took fright and
ran away, throwing them out of the vehicle in
which they were seated. Mrs. Crawford was seri-
ousIy Injured.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

CAMPAIGN SUBscRIBERs.--We are indebted to w =.
H. Pearson, Esq. for another instalment of names
Tor the Campaign GazetteS also, to Mr.. Joseph D.
Sleek and Samuel Beckley, Esq, of St. Clalr town
ship, and George W. Horn, Esq, of Harrison, for
similar favor. Keep The ball rolling, boys
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04
Tllirfy Eeo.Iars aemard
a DARK SnrreI Mare

Supposed 10 have been stolen from the stable Of
Josiah Ritchey, in South Woodberry township, on
the night Of the 29th July last,
a Dark SorreI Mare,
with narrow hald-face, one front foot white, scar
o" the right shoulder from collar blister, quite
healed. about Gfean or sixteen hands bipb. rising
FIVE years oId. TWENTY DOLLARS feward. for
the return 0! the mare, if stolen. THIRTY DOf-
LARS, for the mare and thief OF TEN DOLLARS,
il strayed of, for nfornaton that will enable Tho
undersigned to obtain her
JOHN {. RlFCHEY,
august j. Bedford, IA,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

MoRE ARorT THE "HoPEwELL" STRIEE.--A pri-
vate letter recently received by gentleman in this
place, confirms the statement that the Hopewell
.oi' Company have struck fifty taryel Well. The
0il obtained from this we'll is labricating and worth
Eve dollars more per barrel than the Oil Creek oil.
The Clarion Democrat, Of July 90, has the follow
ing in regard to this wsl;: oHopewell in luck -
We are reliably informed thata GeI on the land OF
the HoPewell Oil Company, the Allegheny river,
abont miles above Emlenton, at the depth Of 300
feet, is now flowing oil the rate Of so barrels per
day. The tubing was put down, and pumping CON-
menced, when It Immediately began to flow throw
ing the oil oyeE the derrick. The oil may not hold
cut al its present DEPTH but there is every prospect
OF II being most valuable we'll. The Hopewell
Company own mile Of river front where this fine
well is situated, and from present Indications it will
prove one OF the most valuable properties on the
river, We congratulate the company, aud also
Capt. Fee-their energetic experimentation their
good fortune. We are sorry we do not own some
stock IN the Hopeweu.''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

AN INCIDENT or THE FOURTH At BLACK SxAKE
hoLLow.-The following ssgood 'un'' on the reader
OF the Declaration of Independence at the late Alb
clifton celebration in Defbaugh's woods, came to
our ears few days ago: Back some distance from
the speakers stand, stood fellow whose knowing
looks indicated plainly that he knsv hats waat
and that what he didn't know wasn't worth one'z
while to learn. With his hat cooked on one SIDE Of
his head and both bis heads in his paata. .o9ls pac
cts, ne listened with great attention 70 the reading
of the immortal Declaration, by the handsome and
graceful youth selected 10 perform that duty. The
first few sentences cassed him to grin, but as the
reading proceeded, the ghzsty smile vanished from
hs lips, and his coantenance gradually elongated
uul! ne looked somewhat like the man who was
supposed to have struck William Patterson. Di-
fectly the reader 10 those immortal sentences
which the Declaration sets forth its indictment
Of George the Third:
"he has erected multitude Of new offices, and
sent hlther swarms of officers TO Earass our people
and eat GU: their substance.
"f1e has affected to render the military inde1en-
dent Of, snd superior TO, the civil power.
"for imposing taxes upon US without our consent.
"For transporting IS beyond the seas to be tTied
for pretended ofenses.
"FoF depriving US in many cases Of the benefit
O. trial by jury"
The knowing AbCiitionist could restrain his in
aIguatioE no longer. 'sD--n that red-headed cop
2erhead WON'T listen to any more of his stoR
ioa needn't tell me he has changed his politics
I'll bet hat ne is praying ihwaTdy that God may
forgive him for/Voling for Abe Lincoln - And of
went our knowing blackie to solace himself in
private conversation with one of his colored breth-
ren' swearing at the copperheads and threatening
10 demolish them with toast as long as the Abo-
Ation procession.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

place, have procured number Of bass from the Po-
tomaa and placed them in he Juniata. This s a
good notion aad we hope it may be successful il
practice.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04
" a n 4 & d.!
400 Cords Tanners

OAK BARK, for which SIX Dollars per cord will
be paid in CASH, at Mt Dallas Stations one mile
West Of Bloody Run.
HOMER NEICE.
July 28, 1851
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04
NOTICE TO TRESpASSEPS :

All persons are cautioned against hunting, fish
ing, gathering nuts trespassing in any way upon
my premises, the law will be rigidjy enforced
2ganst all offenders -
DEWALT HAR5HBERGERs
July %. 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

PRIVATE SoLDIEEs.-We should like to mention
indiVldually, every private soldier of scquant
"hcs who did bis duty in the army but, the roll of
honor 10 so large that cannot do it at present
"e Know that whilst officers eIe compIimented in
me newspapers privates who deserve favorable no.
uee are generally overlooked. In this ccnnectIon
We feel constrained TO refer the return Of our old
Hend J. Frank Cook, late of the 184th ?. v, a
good soldier and true. Long may he flourish.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

CoScERrs.-MT. r. A. NJ McClure. who for some
time past has been engaged in teaching voea,
sic in this place. gave concerts in the Union School
House, on Friday and Saturday evenings last, The
Juveniles performed exceIleatiy. Indeed were
astonishet q: The correctness with which they sung
their several parts. We believe Mr.. Mcclure to
be good teacher Of vocal music, and hope ne may
continue to be libeIallY sns.alned
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

or Y.4LU.8BLE RE.4L EST.fTE.
BY virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court o
Bafiofd county, the un3trs gned administrator ant
trustee FOR he safe Of the real estate Of John Metz
ger, iate Of Juniafa tow5ship, Bedford county, Dc
ceased, will sell at public oa'cry, upon the prensee
on SATURDAY,, AUGUST 26, 1865,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

The Richmond Republic Of Friday publishe
the following letter, never before published:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE !
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04
Terrible Tragedy.

Fatal .6ffoy Between City Weighsrs ~
GangeTs-0ns Of them Shot Tao4gh f5e
Heart md .4tmost Instantiy RIied-.Hr -et
Of The .HHegsI .Murdere'-The Deceased n
Prominent Politician Of Jersey City In
>vss,igation Before Coroasr Collin.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

Pianos That WILL LAsT.--The Rev. DI. e. s
schneck, OF Chambersbnrg, himself Of ceei-
dsdly musical taste and good Judge of Instruments,
says OF Dauham Pianos:
al regard them the best. as we'll as regards fine
tone as durability. within the range of my knowl-
edge. / have known Mr. Dunhani's Pianos for 27
years, and my opinion remains unchanged, that there
is no better instrument in the market, anG at 50 Tea-
sonabe price"
By calling on DR.. scEneck, either in person OF by
letter, further information can be obtained. He
has kindly consented TO order Pianos and see them
satel y delivered and put up. All Pianos agaryantsd
fer fge yeqrs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-04

SOME IREEs.-A correspondent hands US The fol-
lowing interesting description of some Of the fa-
NOUS trees OF Caaforna:
BEDFoRD. August , 1865.
Ma. EDITOR - had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
James +. Deyarmin, one of our citizens, who has
quite recently returned from California As he is
practical and observing man, was much interest
ed his details of his travels, aud in the view Of
interesting specimens of the silver-bearing quartz
DC. But desire to give you few figures taken
from his diary in relation to the great "Mammoth
Grove" on Sierra Nevada mountain, Calaveras coun-
ty California, which ke visited, and pronounces one
OF the wonders of the world, have no doubt they
VIII interest your many readers, they did me. Ii
appears this Grove is now owned by Mr. Pregg-
WELL and its value exceeds 81 ,OO0,0 900. II is large
ly visited by parties from all parts of the world
The 'sMother of the Forest'' asures 327 feet in
height, and 7s feetln circumference. Another tree
called the "Ainer's Cabin, - for number of miners
dwell therein, measures 80 feet in diameter. The
Father OF the Forest' reaches the enormous he ght
Of $50 feet. Mother'' and aSon' p and 40 feet,
respectively; cod Bachelor 402 feet, "Siamese
Twins" 32G feet s'Daniel Webster 405; cold
Vermont" ," SIS feet; tEmperor of the State,'' 45s
feet ''UHcIs Toms Cabin, 326 feet Gin this tree
IS actually cabin usej) sGeorge Washington, -
$50 feet; "Beauty Of the Forest, $50 called from
its beautiful proportions) 500 feet high. On tho
stump Of tree bored down is built house In the
centre Of which is a bali room of "a feet, and on
the trunk lying by IS first class Ten Pin Alley.
40 feet in length has been sawed off, and being hol-
low, carriage way is opened through it, so that
yisitnrs drive thar tvuo Lors, ~, . ,r H.
Mr.. DeyaTmin, being judge OF timber, thIoks
this grove both tall and venerable, and does your
correspondent. f.
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A good Barbar,s Shop, and frat class Saloor
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27
HA VOICE FROM v1cKsBURG.

NIcKsBUR6, Miss, Aug. p, 1858.
pr. John Bull-Dcar Sir: am happy to state to 70
THAT have used your valuable Cedron Btterr with greA
benefit to myself In general debility and prtsrstionoi
my System, produced by theunhealthy and masmatc in
fnence OF the Mississippi river around Vcksbtrg having
been With Gen. Grants army throughout its
ern campaign. 1 confidently recommend it'd
persons who are exposed TO unhealthy climates
II. W. F0G1E,
Agent G. S. Sanitaf Con mission
LouIsvIlLE, KY, Sept. le, 1853.
On the I'D fully last submitted through an agent
Array Of the Cumberland sample Of my Cedfon Bitters
forinspecffon and requested IL after analysis he found
eiitoroas, to sanction and approve its among
soldiers.
The following 10 the Medical and also
Gen osecrans permission TO ship 800 dozen at once
have 1t sold to suffers. JOHN BULL.
Il am satisfied that Ceiron Bittsrs will do no harm
any one II taken properly and in moderation. NO
objection to Dr. Brls being permitted to dispose of 1t
suffers. A. HENRY THURSTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director D
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, July "a, 1868.
Dr. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permission to ship
to Nashville Tenn, Is gross 800 dozen of Bulls Co
dron Bitters for sale to suffers in the army only
The regulations of the Treasury Department to BE-
complied with strictly.
By order of Major Gen. Rosecrans.
wM.M. wILES,
Major and Provost MArshal Gen.
Torsale Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
TO-, heokuk,Iowa aprl3-dawlyT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27

hae nevsr quite foreivsa No for treating
Mark % shamsfally, vhsn ! was little. -
Nv that b he's been q - - long his
mother adores Nm more than ever. !
must tEy. 4 lsAst. tpAavs her thiAk bet
" a -"
Rosa hid the CONSOLATION Of knowing
chat Nrs. Thurstsa did think better OF
her. That evening, = they sst in the
gardan sumnsr-houss, ths old lAd1 said
kindly:
"lysdar Hoss. DO you know how you
ere changsdi Yoa ssed 70 be the tor
mont Of the whole village. Don't look %
sorrowful, dear. You know that JON are
! comfort to every one that knows you
now. Iwonder what Mark would Say if
he could ace this little girl that struck
him once ~
There was . rustic among the honey
suckle vines that shaded the summer
house, but Why should Mrs. Thtrston
and Rose suspect anything but humming-
birds7 They did not know that the
"ClanmariDe, had arrived in New FORK.
Mark himself was standing withouty look
ing with wondering eyes ct the young
lady beside his mother. "Can che be
Rosa Nc Gilverie f'sQhe thought. ~Thst
snarl Of hair changed to lovely curls, those
wicked eyes, so sweet and dark, that ugly
child transformed to beauty"
can't begin to tell you Of sll that was
said and: done when Mark raise the
vines and exclaimed. in his old merry
voice: GOOD evening, ladies' Neither
| do know just how Rosa asked forgive
ness of the young Captain Is they walked
that night down the hill. past the old pine,
to her grandmo,her's cottage. imagine
Mark forgave her. But Of this / am sure.
| All summer workmen were busy upon .
1 new ship. Il was built ali of Clynton
timber, and the great pine on the bill was
the mainmast. Not long ago Captain
Thurston took his young wife to chris.
ten the ship. A roguish look half dried
the tears in her eyes IS che sprinkled
water over the bows, and called II "The
Clynton Pine"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-27

great many side hits being made at the Pianta
ton Btters by ertwo Of who
have endesrored initiate counterfeit them It's all
of The people won't be long imposed upon. The
Plantation Bters incl easing In and popularity
every day. and that's whats the matter" They in
sized bottle and made just they frst
will continue to be, or shall stop making Them.
The Plantation Bttcrs purify, strengthen andinvig
CRATE
They create healthy appetite.
They aufidcfe to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and tAfs ncuYs
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent m.asmatc and intermittent feyers-
They purify the breath and aciity OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure piarrhea Cholera and Cholera Mdrbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervcas HesdAchs.
exhausted natures great restorer TIE Recipe and
full Circular around esch bottle. Ciergymen, Mer
chants and persons whose sedeutary habits ndnce weak
Iassude papitation Of the heart lack Of appetite
distress after eating liver complaint constipation kc
will ind imsfiss< and permanent relief these Bitter
But above all they recommended to weak and deli
cate females and mothers
They sold by all respectable merchants. See thai
each bottle has private United States Stamp th
cork and steei-plate side label.
Beware ofrefIled bottles See that the stamp has mo-
been tempered With. Any person pretending TO sci
Plantation Btters by the gallon is swindier and
ter, and should be immediately reported TO us
r. DRAKE a CO..
octll-dsvem 81 Park Row, ~ Y.