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THESE Powders have proved after t.ial of
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The laxative elects crut':es from the stomach
sand lntestInes the tonic gives strength 10 the -
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These n0wdels are not intended, as most
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him the appearance OF being faC when not re-
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- feed few Of these powders every year, they :
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MILCH cows.
The rIspeyties this powder Possesses in in-
creasing the quantity OF milk in cows, gives
il an importance and value which should
place il in be hands of everrF person keep
ing COW. In fatteuing catt ie. il gives them
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them thrive much faster. :
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9 In all diseases of swine, as coughs, uce,s
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barrel OF swil, the above diseases can be
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DFor sale at the Drug Stores Of Reamer
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And has never been known 10 fail 70 expti worms,
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ton, 1t has been steadily Advancing into public Ia
lis astonishing efficacy in expelling wcrms
has won for il many friends wherever known, and
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ereHce already !
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Report Of The .4aditorS Of Bedford county to
the .4afitor General, January 4th, 1868.
JAMES B. FARQUHAR, ESQ,

Treasurer of Bedford county, in account with the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
TREASURER, BR.
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TREASURER,

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Certificate of deposit from Reed & Schell 2,336 s.
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quhar, ESQ., Treasurer OF said county, for the year
1864, as contained in the foregoing statements and
that we have examined the foregoing accounts Of
moneys due 70 and owed by Bedford county, and
that we have ionnd the same 10 be correct.
Witness our hands this 4th day of January, 1865.
JOHN II. BARTON,
DANIEL BARLEY,
DAVID EVANS,
Attest-E. F. EERE, Clerk. Auditors.
Report of the .4gditoys of Bedford county TO
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-18
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.

AxEs-LippincOtt's, sharp's. and
others.
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Gross Cut Saws-eom-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters anc Suffers.
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters.
Shovels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain shovels. Long and ID"
Handle Shoveis.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Ensmeled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, a fnll assert
Pocket Knives, ment, at very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table Spoons.
/ Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws,
Cleavers and Choppers.
Files: Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also. a full assortment Of Shell
Hardware.
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
"A Main Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUSE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-18
OCEAN TRAVEL.

rTsHg WILL KNOWN TAvoRTITE CLYDE
i built iron steamers 81 she ASCE0R LINE
Of steamships. NIB ERNIA. - q CALEDONIA
uBRTTAN NJ ana - UNITED ETNaDOM" are
intended to sail fortniShtiy 10 and frun New
YORK. earring pAss@ugerz % and fTom LfTsrpeoI.
Giaswov. Eelfss1, Dublin WssSrfor3, Cork. Lin
srack Galway. er L0uao8s@rry- Tn-=s steamers
wzrs uilt especially Asr the Atlantic srnae, ana
are divided inlo water sao sir-sIxst csaPRrf-
msnsS.
RATES OF PASSAGE
From New YORK 70 any Of tE@ shovs pEzcss.
Cabins, $50 and site; stseFaSss SIS, payable In
American currencv.
To New York IRON z1v Ct the a5swe places
Cabins S65 aaa $50; Ssserzgs. 50 payable IN
COLO o. lis eqEtvsisni IN American c1rrsGey.
Tkoss Who wish 20 send for fhsir friends can buy
tickets 81 these rates from ths Agsnss.
FRANCS MACDONALD co,
tAn17-sE Eewiing Grssa, Esw Ysxk
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A. CARD.

The undersigned having sold eat his snsfrs Stock
Of Ready Made Clothing, and Genffsnens' Far
nishing Goods. and retired from tha hzsinsss,
barely expresses his grateful Acknowledgements
70 bis numerous friends and customers Ter their
past patronage 40 literally extended 70 hiz, aud
wc1ld rszrectfuily recommend Msssrs. Taylor 4
Co., vhs hsss saoces6sd hirn in the bu&rs, and
who srs How prsp@<e& 70 fcxniah 60 thelz 81 Ser.-
srxsvaEy nrkicts In THAR Tine, 81 the 49, b4s.
gakltfyr sn9 NJ khs msss ssoFssls priaas
saasS q. kRoM.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-01

Pr" " 1Ho W I'c InValtQ aud weak As the
napes spread from house to house. YOU could t
behold, through long vistcssof the urid empire
OF flames and gloom the miserable. tenants of|
the once peaceful home issuing forth in disrnay,
beaVng the chattels mos. useful or precious. ! t
and seeking escape throusli the narrow chan. {
ne!s which the flames lett them only in the r
centre Of the streets. FSrtunatelv the streets s
OF Columbia very wids and greatly pro- t
terted by u,nbraeeous trees. set i'll regular I
ort:cr. and which,, during the vernal season, I
confer upon tns city of its most beautiful r
features. BIZ, for this wid!h of its passages.
thousands mast have been burned 70 death {
these i"'aVie. moved III long procession, the .
aged sire or g,:nd-si first-- s.i worn and tot
terlng man, Walking steadily on with rigid set :
features aud fearless eve.-top mcch stricken | i
too nnch stunned, for amy ordinary shows O. {
suffering. Pcrh:'p the aged wife hung uron !
orc rrn, while the otlle: was Sarrortet ,v a ,
Gatgh,er 4al budding close I. ;c.r;ti 2
partrdges came the youi,.. euc.. b,ar:nr~cl..
little bundle-'.n pressing forward under the {
lead OF the sire. and he cw;ivss where 10 go .
The ascending II We si,oxts famed hc!orelt them
on every hand-the shouts OF the den,onics
assailed shem nj every sttp-the Internal t,ries :
dance'i around them az they went, piercing .
their ears viz hcrrid threats and imrrecaticns, 5
The little bundles were sualched from the t
grasp of their trembling bearers torn open, ,
sacked ana what did not temnt the robber WAS
hu led int" the contiguous p.: of tlaa.a. -.And ,
group after group. stl cam after stream OF .uci F,
1lves thus pur.u'.'i Lhc,r way tarou IL the path
OF hntn'ng and rowling horror. only too glad .
TO ning Themselves on ihe open grcuhd, {
whittier, ll~some cases, they had succeeded in
conveying a. feather bed or mattress. The {
mails, Q: open 81 iuarcS the cci.!es of the wi,e
streets, like Empress stu cci, We're thus strewn 9
with piles of bedding, ON wIich lay exhausted I
motners-some >oi 'hem> with anxious physi- (
clans III attendance, and girded by crouching $
children aud Infants. wild and almost idiotic I
with their teriors. In one ensc, us we have
mentioned, woman about 20 tesome a mother :
was thus borne out from burning dwelling.
A. was scarcely possible to advise in which ,
direction to fly. The churches were at RS: c
sought by manv several s'reauls of population
Tut these Merr found 1n Afford ln sacnr;.A I
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and there, in the cold and chill, and among the
grave-stones with the dead, these terrified liy-
my ones, denied to rest renamed trembliff&
watchers through the rest Of tlis dreary night,
: XXIII.
We, take leave here. to borrow freely from a
communication made by the Rev. Lawrence P.
'OConnell 10 the Catholic PaciRcator. He so
fully reports the fate of ST. Nary's College that
nothing need be added to it. We have simply
abridged such portions of his statement as
might be dispensed with in this connections:
st. Marys College founded IN 1852 by the
Rev. >: ). O'Connell, pastor of the Catholics in |
Columbia, was robbed pillaged and then given
brick building, and capable of accommodating
over one hundred students 1t had an excellent
library attached, which was selected with great
care. and with no limited view to expense II
also possessed several magnificent paintings,
executed in Rome. and presented to the institu-
ton oy kind patrons Besides the property be-
longing to st. Mary's College, that of four
priests, who were its professors and lived there,
was also consumed. Each, as is always the
case a'nsngst the Catholic clergy. had his indi
vldual collection of books, paintings, statuary,
sacred pictures, dc. Nobody who is not al
rigorous student and a lover of literature cant,
possibly realize the losses sustained by these
gentlemen. Manuscripts of rare value, notesp
taken from lectures of the most eminent meu
IN Europe and America, orations, sermons, sci
are treasures not often valued by the vulgarl
but to the compiler they are more priceles}
than diamonds OF those who lost all in Sd
Mary's, three are brothers, viz: Reys. jeremiah
}. O'Conncll, Lawrence P. O'Connell and Joseph
f. O Connel, D. D.; and the other, Rev. AuguS
tits j. McNeal.''
The Post Chaplain, the author of the repos4
from which we draw was the only elerr ymab
IN the College when it was destroyed. He w+
made prisoner, aud, though pleading to d
allowed t. save the holy oils &c. his pray&
was rejected with blaspheniss and curses.
sac-lles''us squad drank tliyir whiskey froA
the sacred chalce The.sacred vrstments ana
consecratcd vessels used for the celebration III
the mass-all things. indeed, pertaining to tie
5. Nercise of sacerdtal functons-were pfb. =.
famed and stolen. OF the lt.ollene itself III
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were1 ney lforced to scatter, finding their waC
to to other places OF retreat. and finding none OF
XNII.
One Of these mournful laprocessions of fugi-
tives. was that Of the sisterHood Of thsSCanvent,
the nuns and their pupils, Beguiled to the last
moment Ey the specious promises and assur-
ances Of otScers aud others in Sherman g army.
the Mothcr. Superior had clung to her house to
the last possible moment. 1t was not merely
home, but in some degree temple and, to the
p, ofessors of one church at least, shrine 1t
had oeen chosen, as We have seen, as che place
of refuge rmany OF other churches We have
already assigned the reasons which led all
parties to believe that /. was particularly safe
as :: rei>eat. Mnch treasure had been Iodrcd
IN 1t for safe kterin.c. and tic Convent had n
col'Sdea bic treasure OF its owe. /: was .ibe-
ra..y ana largely in; nisI6ei. not only las u do.
main, but rs nn academy OF t:c highest SIAN
GARD 1t was complete i'll al! the agencies and
a:a' srlaI sor such an academy ana for The ac-
coniinodat ton Of perhaps two hundred parils
Among these agencies f"r education wee no
less than seventeen planes. The harp. The sui-
tar, the globe the maps, desks. tenches, bedding
and ciotArg, We're all supplied on "a seal. of
equal ampiIude. The establishment also DOS
5, ssed @'ne fine, pictures, orig inK aud from the
first masters Z he removal of, these Vas i'm
possible and hence the reflctanceeof the Mo.
ther Superior to leave her house was sufficiently
Natural Assured, besides Of safety, she re-
naneduu5i further delay would have pcrilled
the safety of her innocent and numerous 1lock.
This Iady niarsilalled her procession with great
good sense, cooiness and decision They were.
INSTRUCTED 70 secure the clothes most suitable to-
Their llotecti"n from the weather, and to take
with lhcm chose valuablcs when were port.
able; nHd, accompanied by the Rev. Dr.. O'Ccn-
nell, by Ar Jacob Coheu-who Was especially
tt,-,-
sells Filed Oh, under the lead OF their Superior
throsgh long tracts Of fire. burning roofs. .un
bling lis, wading through bilows oi i,u..ie
and taking, at frat, tn. pathway to 81. Peters
tCa,hoIic) Church. Binding i;rcs lett them
ulrnos, aimiess in their march; bu; they su.
cecded III reaching the desired point in safety
Here. Oh STRIPS OF bedding: quilts and covericiS
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The destruction of private Libraries and A.
luable collections of objects of art and y;,3x
was very large In Columbia 1t was by xe
urgent entreaties of the Rev. Mr. Porte&, &s
professors and others, that the safety of ths
South Carolina College library was assured
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and taking, at frat. the pathway t." 81. Peter
tCa,hoIic) Church. Binding i;rcs lett them
almost aImiess i'll their march,: bu: they sac.
cecded III reaching the desired point in safely
Here. Oh STRIPS Of bedding: quilts and coverivis,
the young girls found repose, protected by the
ylgiance oi L few gentlemen, their priest. SIR.
Cohen, and We believe by two officers OF The
z arkee army, whose names are given as Col.
Sorley and Dr. Ghaghan. 10 these genslemsn,
both Catholic Irish, the Mother superior ac
khoTl;dges her great indcbte dness. They had
need Of all the watch and vigilance of these
persons 1t was soon found that the fends had
followed them in their flight. like sleuth.
hounds, and were making attempts to fire the
edihce on several sides. These attempts. re-
peatedly bafaed and as often renewed, showed
at length go tenacious purpose for its de6hruc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
NOT Er-cuted-AII QuieS-Deserters Mnii-
pIy.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. II, Ieb5

washington Friday, Feb II, 1865.
Information from the Army OF the otomac
states that the dispatch Of the 10Th inst announcing
the execution OF James L.. Hicks mistake, AZ his
sentence yas suspended by The President until further
orders.
All is quie. in the Arpy Of lhe Potomac.
Occasional artillery .dGels however, take place De-
tween the batteries near tds4ppomattox.
Deserters from the Rebel army have been quite nu'
mcrous for time past no less than % coming with
in our lines on Wednesday morning. They present
heir usual dirty ragged aud hungry appearance. Their
irst question almost always is, where can We get
rations"l
severe storm commenced on Tuesday night, which
threatened 10 continue some time.
Gems. Humphrey and Wcox have left on short leaves
of absence to- come North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE LOUISIANA MEMBERS.

Mr.. DAVIS, from the Committee on Flee
tons. reported resolution Ia admit Mr. A. T. Field 70
seat from u Second and Mr. Mann from the Third
ConnresSicna District of Louisiana.
The committee had pre-, ioisly reported In favor oi
.mittine Mr. Donscau from the First Congress iuniil
District Of hat Sti..
TEE ARKANSAS NEiiDEEs. -.
Mr. DAVIS also reported in favor Of n1n' 'Tg Mr.;
Jock rom the First and Mr. johnson ffOp Tne lhrd
Congressional District Of Arkansas.
The reports lie over for future consideration
RrI.IEP OF A fAYMAspEI. .
The Horse then considered the Senate bill for TIC re-
l;ef ~ Mai Yrighini, paymaster In the army.
II appears that he drew check on the Assisiant.
rssspfcr 81 New. York for s3s. 500 bnt on counting
the marcy IN the several packages, s. Coo were iound
deficient. which the Teller declined 70 make good. TIC
s.J n,r.ore IA order 10 obtain al the funds Ne i''
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=
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Bernard Friery Convicted Of The M.rder
OF Lazarus.

couRq OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-trD. r.-Before Re
corder H0YFyAS.
The triel Of Bernard Friery for the murder OF
Henry Larsr. va. resumed this morning. Judse s'ewSr
o for defense. Several witnesses for the psosceuoh
re r. sa.nned The testimony elected went to show th''
Frey was drinking to during the few dy peceaus
the aurde by the permission of the Court hr y0in oi'
ham va. allowed UP the for the persecution lie
d TO considerable extent npou the increasing habit Of
carryn. couceaed Weapons and foreby wsad TINS case IS
one very proper TO administer fitting reeDNe t'"'d the
rre,ce He argued that inoIcation VA, no s'enAe Tor
murder and cited the Of Rogers, when occurred eight
vser. ago as conclusive evidence OF bis argument
Mr. John Sedgwck summed up for the deiense ehd the
Di., let Attorney closed The for The pope The Cou"
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men, stated above. Gushing returned safely 20 snip
to receive again the congratulations Of his comFdes
A young named George Clarke alias 'naFies
Gibson, is confined in the guard house here tpon
charge Of deserton Some three years ago last fa nc
enlisted in the Sixteenth Ncw.York Battery ena De-
serted the following Spring On the way down reIeoh
the Sd instant, while the Battery was on board inc
steamer Uterpoe, this man was at once recognised
among the enlisted men Of the Third New hampshire
He confessed 10 have jumped fire boanfes IN a'fas"
day in the City Of New York, and that he has secured "
all about oeren hopsdpd doars in bolntes. lie asnres
Capt Lee Of the battery that he has lawyer IN Boston
who VIII get him cear-that he has already got INN
released three times OIL the same charges. bsIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
Arrival Of Isis Poroicd unisn Prisoners
at Annapolis - ghcrmrn Reported
Checked and Fseuure2Trd Killed.

HALrM0HE. Fridny. FOB u, Zoo.
The American has special dispatch ron
Annapolis which is as follows:
"Tbe flag Of truce boats New.YoIk end Leary m'
rived hole this morning with l5ls pafcled Union sol
aiers and one officer from Richmond.
The condition Of the men is much better than thoH
who have heretofore arrived. Only Oo ri them haa 10
be SET, TO the hospital.
a report wac current IN Richmond when She mon
left that sherman had been checked and that Beagre
gard had been killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
PRICES DOWN SOUTH.

The Mobile Tribune gives the following as
some Of the prices in that market "fiour had al
vanoed 10 $3.50 10 $500 per barrel; e. and $40
per pound; corn Sc s. per bushe; lard, - 30 10
So 20; butter very scarce $ to IS 30 per ponnd
fresh beef 81 10 81 So pork 81 - TO 81 10 and Other
articles in like proportion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
THE ARMY OF THE JAMES.

The Exchange Of Prisoners PROCEEDING
Sntis 200 Received nj snr'.
mn ON wednesday, -Dcsertiors FROM the
Rebel Ran, virginia-ADoth'r Water
Raid guteudcd-Thc PirH:c Scrcnes,n
Command Of the virginin-h"nr'u
Wen into Our Lines from RichmorA
Marrow Escauc o. a Rebel Naval cnecr
-Prcparnsions Making Tor SIC E'nesh-
,;cp oc Is;cbmOnd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
XXxvIyTth CONGREss-Gecond Session
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Feb. II, 1855.
RELIEF PETITION.

Mr.. GRIMES presented the petlton o. W. VI
o bes Of Pos on vino represents that he is tic owner
Of the steamship Meteor which was fitted ont 10 cruise
after Rebel vessels that she wns fully tested 10 tn sreei
and capacity for tic service. that the ho' efmrit
agrecd 10 buy her NJ one time hut thn, since tic ia o.
Hort Fisher tie Secretary If the Navy does not EEL
Justified In buying her. lie asked Congress TO con-
peusat him for expenses incurred ca account 81 NO
Government. Ills was referred 10 The Naval Com
Illftcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-18
LATE REBEL NEWS.
Nario'H Rumors from se"tn s1'o''"
Wheeler suid t~ have Wh'pPeo
uatrick-AiI Quiet Around Petersburg

We have Richmond journals OF inc io'h nom
which we take the following items OF news;
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