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HOWELL COBB is reported to have re-
marked, when he heard of Gov. Browns
arrest, "Yes, d-n him! he'll go TO Wash
iugtou a prisoner, aud be sleeping with
Andy johnson in less than fortnight"
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a.i.ur. of Whi,ky and Beer

NEW YORK, June 14-The Collector of
Internal Revenue of Albany has seized
5in this city large quantity of whisky
and beer, said to have been made in that
city without paying tax. ..:-.s
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The Atlantic Gable.

New YORK, June 14.-Private adyices
from prominent member of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company announces the COM
pletion of the cable and confidence in
having England and America in tele-
graphic communication next month.
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Reports of Gems. Meade and Sheridan

NEW YORK, June 14.--The Times prints
Generals Meade and Sheridan's reports
of the operations securing Lees surren-
der. BY Sheridan's report it is made
known that Warren was relieved and
sent to the rear for lack of energy, and
tardiness in tho execution of orders. 1t
also appears that Gen. Wright declined
to obey Sheridan's orders until directed
so to do by Gen. Grant. Sheridan's re-
port is exceedingly interesting, and the
multiplicity of movements he details,
their rapidity of execution and effective
ness are astonishing. Itappears that he
had but one idea from the very com
mencement of tho operations, and that
was to break up by piecemeal and cap
ture Lees army, and in this idea it is evi,
dent he was in advance of Grant himself
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-15
The 5-3O Loan

PHILADELPHIA June A.-Jay Cooke,
United States subscription agent, reports
subscriptions to the 7.30 loan to-day to
the amount of 81 ,690,656.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-15

The shackles were removed from JEFF
ferson Davis last week His suit Of rebel
gray has been exchanged for one Of black.
and he is now permitted more freedom.
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Sailed.

I; NEW York, June A.-Gen. Williams,
7late commander of the forces in British
NsSth America, called in the Persia to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-15

STEIN BROS don't crowd the Custom
house and Paymaster's office with run
ners.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


New JERSEY SENATOR. Legislature of
New Jersey, last week, elected the Hon.
John P. Stockton, Democrat, to the United
States Senate in place of the Hon. John G..
Ten Eyek, Union, whose term expired ON the
4th inst. The election is peculiar from the
fact that the electing body, before voting, re-
scinded the rule requiring an absolute MAORI
ty for choice, Mr.. Stockton had 40 votes, to
81 for Mr.. Ten Eyck, and one each for four
other candidates so the actual vote is 40 for
Stockton to Al for all others.
Ar the inauguration ball Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln did not dance, neither did the mem
bers of the cabinet.
THE National Intelhgencer, whose conser-
vatism is well known, has the following COM
pIimentary notice of our new minister to
Spain, Hon. John P. Hale:
s'We are glad to announce that the posi-
ton of Minister to Spain, which at an early
day of Mr.. Lineoln's first term was given to
Carl Schurz, Esq, has been rendered TO a
gentleman of character and ability. Mr.. Hale
as Rater Seaatals, as a pioneer of the ideas Of
the party now in power, and as candidate Of
that party for the Presidency at period when
its policy had no strong hold upon American
statesmen or the American people, could
scarcely fail at this time to receive other thar
highly-honored position. But it is in Mr..
Hale social position, rather than his politi-
cal ceurse-in his high professional abilities
and parliamentary experience, and in his tho
rough knowledge of men and things that we
base the belief that this country win be care
fully and reputably represented by him al
Madrid"
Mr.. SUMsER stopped the promotion of 4
colonel to be abrigadier general because Of his
criminal indulgence in Intoxicating liquors.
Name not given, but Mr.. Sumner did right.
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intensified in interest by the appearance OF
the head of SHERMAN columns, which now
came up, marching upon the road from
Fayetteville.
Thus was SHERMAN reinforced BY ocHo-
FIELD and by TERRY. When we consider
the length of time occupied by the march
from Savannah, the advance from Newbern
and the operations at Wilmington, and un-
derstand that they were also arranged that
the three armies should converge at Colds
boro' or in the neighborhood, when we re-
fect that they are all there, and met to the
day. and almost to the hour originally IN
tended, and when we take into mind the
tedious marches, natural obstacles military
inpediments and Instructions which were to
Be vanquished, we may web ask ourselves,
in view of the fulfllment, whether war is
not to be ranked among the exact sciences
The astonishing precisionof these immense
movements, the great ability shown in the
arrangement and in furnishing the means
of execution can only. be the workof oneman
and that man is the originator Of the whole
campaign, the directorof all, the genius OF
our military superiority, Ulysses s. GRANT.
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Respectfully yours,
INIa PVVs17-1 ?
THos. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
ss1 Broadway, New York.


The undersigned having been restored TO health
in few weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years, with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his felloW-suferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he win send copy Of the
prescription used free of charge with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they viii find sare cure for CoSsuMPrIoS, AsrH-
MA, BRoScHEIs, CouGHs, COLDS, &e. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
tion is to benefit the afflicted and spread informa-
tion which he eOneeives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer win try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
mar3:3m Kings county, New York.
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Tribute ofRespect.

Alta meeting Of the returned members Of
Company "E, Keystone Zouayes, (76th ?.
", upon the occasion of the death of one of
their number, LEVI J. AGNEw, Lieut.. Levi
Smith was called to the chair, and on motion
OLD. S. Elliott, the following resolutions were
read, anduRanimously adopted d:-
Whereas, We have been informed of the
death of Levi J. Agnew, late of our Company,
this intelligence has created feelings of the
deepest regret and most profound sorrow
among as, his fellow members, we have met
together to express our sentiments as lndlyld-
ual friends, and thus mark our associate ac-
ton with that unanimity which comes from
the heart and voice of each. To know that
he is no longer living and that hereafter he
will be no more among us forever, leaves us
his late associates and fellow members sor-
rowing and sad. Respect for his memory,
services and character, his noble qualities, and
a solemn sense of the Providence which has
cut short his days, in the promise OF his man.
hood, induce us to
ResoLDe, That the members of this Compa-
ny mourn the death of their late comrade in
arms, Levi J. Agnew, who with patriotic de-
votion was willing to do battle for his country
in her hour of trial and danger, and who has
thus linked his name with the thousands of
heroes who have gone to the Christians and
Patriots Heaven.
Resolred, That his loss is deplored because
he is taken from among us when his life gave
the most assured promise ofuseful and hon
orable manhood.
RgsoIped, That we tender our sympathies
TO his family in their deep affection and be
reavement.
Resotced, That copy of these proceedings
be published in the BEDFORD INQUIRER and
BEDFORD GAZETTE.
LEVI SMITH, Chairman.
D. S. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
SERGEANTs ]. NJ. MIDDLETON, ALEX. LYON,
PHILLIP HUzzARD, Committee.
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spLENp1n coMRINATroNs.

General Grants despatch, which states
that he has received SHERMAN's S report of
operations from the time when he left Fay
ettviIle until the 22d inst, although brief,
does not sustain the rebel dispatches, which
claim victories over SHERMAN at Averysville
and Bentonville How fortunate General
SHERMAN S march has been is shown by the
fact that he reports his entire loss since he
left Savannah at twenty-five hundred men
many Of whom are but slightly wounded.
At the same time SHERMAN confesses to hard
lighting, which brought him two thousand
prisoners.
Other dispatches, not official, but which
may no doubt be relied upon, say that the
hattie al Averysyille was defeat to the reb-
els who retreated and left all their dead In
the hands of Major General JEFF. c. DAVIS.
The retreat ofthis body upon Bentonyille,
where It was reinforced by JOE JOHNSON,
led to the battle at that place, of which We
haveheard much through General LEE DA-
Wis was checked at first, fell back, was rein
forced and drove the great JOHNSON forward
and at night remained master Of the field,
which the Rebels abandoned, and fell back
across the Neuse River to Smithfeld The
oppoitionat this place was expected to check
the advance Of SHERMAN and to prevent his
junction with ScHoFIELD, bat having failed
it gave to our troops the opportunity to per
feet their combinations ScHoIELD, whoar-
rived at Goldsborc' on the 2lst. pushedon,
and sixmiles from that town met the advance
Of TERRY column from Wilmington.
This joyful meeting wasshorty aftafward
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mYon WAND to Know

A little of everything relating to the human sys7
tenn, male an d females the causes and treatment of
Diseases the marriage customs Of the world; how
to marry well and thousand things never pub
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Contents table sent free to any address. Books
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msrS:6m IiS0 Broadway, N. Y.
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OII--We understand that @. &. shannon
has purchased some valuable oil territory inthe
oil regions. The'maps and other papers are
at the bank of Rupp, Shannon 4 Co. Those
who take an interest get an absolute title to
the land to the extent they take. We believe
it is a developing party, and as soon as ar
rangements are completed, the party inteud
20 go to work. The territory being surround
ed BY producing wells, it looks like a good
thing.
Those who desire an interest would per-
haps do well to take it soon.
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We clip the following from the Norristown
Herald
Capt. John Feight, Co F., 188th P. v, has
been appointed and mustered in as Chaplain
of the Regiment. Chaplain Feight has been
a most gallant and faithful officer, and is a
moral and obliging gentleman. Lieut.. NJ. S.
Bortz succeeds him as Captain, and lst Sergt.
c. P. Calhoun has been promoted to LIST
Lieutenant Lieut.. Calhoun's straps were
well earned by long and faithful services
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geiltora gaqllirer,
BEDFORD Pa, FRIDAY, MARCH u, 1866

Our SUBSCRIBERS viii notice that we
have made material change in the size
and appearances Of our paper this week.
Owing to this chsngeand the necessary labor
attending tive have been compelled to issue
only a half sheet
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From John B. wicEefshau, ESQ, firm of Wick

From John B. Wickersham, ESQ.,, firm Of Wick
ersham 4 Hutehisen, the celebrated Manufac-
turers of Fancy-Iron Works, 259 Canal St.
] am the recipient from you Of one Of the great
est favors that can be conferred upon man, viz:
thatsof health. For many yeacs have l suffered
from one of the most annoying and debiitating
complaints that the human family can be afflicted
with, Chronic Diarrhea.
During the long time was suffering from this
disease, was attended by regular physicians, Civ
ing me but temporary relief The cause secmedto
remain until was induced to try Hoofand's s Ger
man Bifters. After the use of q few bottles of
that valuable medicine, the complaint appeared to
be completely sradieated. xi.e3 5a
often inwardiy thank you for such valuable
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cheerfully recommend it, with fun confidence in
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From julius Lee, Esq, firm Of Lee W alker,
the mostextensiye Music Publishers in the United
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February sth, 1884.
Messrs. Jones 4 Evans-Gentleman: - MY
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your Hoohand's German Bitters that concluded
to try it myself. find it TO be Invaluable tonie
and unhestatingly recommend it to all who are
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years, and your Bitters has given when
everything else had failed. Yours truly,
JUrTUS LEE.
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9Giv Adrertiseulemts.

ATOTICE.-HaFin left my Books and Sale
IN List in the hands Of II. NIc0DEMUS, ESQ.,,
of Bedford, for settlement, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to me viii please call on him,
at his office, and settle. WIN. DIBERT,
Late proprietor of the Washington Hotel
Bedford, March 81, 1865.
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James Logne.
YALUARLE FARNT LAND.

with usual improvements situate IN Londonderry
township, Bedford county, to wit; All that certain
real estate and tract Of land adjoining lands Of
Henry Wolford Jacob Wagermaa and others,
containing LAP and 50 perc4ss, more or less.
ALSO, All that other tract Of land adjoining
lands of Henry Wolford, Adam s,olford and 9TH
ers, containing 73 acres and 45 i,erches more or
less the being part of the real estate, devils
ed TO said Catharinc Wolford by her late husband
Joseph Wolford, decd, for and during her natural
life, as by his last Will aud testament Recorded
in VIII Book No. 3, page 3O6, in the Register
0Hice, at Bedford, fully appears &c..a aN s
Terms made known an day Of sale.
- Ct. H,SPANG,.
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A -DMINISTRAToRiS NOTICE.

IA Estate Of George Sharp, late Of Middle
Roodberry tp., deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Admins
tration have been granted to the undersigned by
the Register Of Bedford county on the said estate
All persons indebted to said estate win make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same must present them properly autbentica-
ted for settlement. DAVID M. REPL0GLE,
mar3I:% Administrator.
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@ REMEMBER.
That this bitters is not Alcoholic,
Contains No Rum OF Whiskey.

AND CAN Ts MAKE DRUNKARD.S,
Butis tie best Tonic u the World.
READ WHO SA VS. SO:
FROM THE HON. THos. B. FLORENCE:
Washington, january I, 1864. 81
Gentlemen. II Having stated il verbally to you,
have no hesitation, in writing the fact, that
German Bitters. During a long and tedious session
of Congress, pressing and onerous dnties nearly
Frustrated me. A kind friend suggested the use
Of the preparation have named. took his ad-
vice. and the result was improvement Of health,
renewed energy, and that particular relief so
much needed and obtained. Others may be sim
ilarly advantaged If they desire to be.
Truly your friend,
sF rs @8& THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
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professional Opiaions.-sI have used
The sueci6c Pin

Is not a Homeopathic Remedy, does it con-
tain Mercury, iron, Caathqridss, or any Injurious
ingredient ron CIRcuLAR.
Ess~ Priee-s1 per boa, SIX boxes (when or
dered at once) IS. Sent by Mail. Sold Wholesale
and Retail at the Sole General Depot in the Uni-
ted States, by @ht - Es}e
j. WINCHESTER, 30 John Street n. x.
oct2I, Silly. a8
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DUBLIC SALE.
i JOHN ALSIP, AUerIoNEER.
win be exposed to public sale, on the 10th day
of APRIL next, by the subscriber, at J: ELEM
BARGER'S, on the Glade Pike, nineteen miles
west of Bedford,
About 100000 Feet of Seasoned
White Pine Boards and Scantling.
This sale of Lumber will amply pay Builders
and others wanting good Lumber, as it viii be
sold peremptorily. HH
Sale viii commence at Twelve o'clock, noon,
when conditions will be made known by
TH0S. C. GARRETT,
Bedford, March s1.-2t@
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A Pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
sight and give up spectaeles, without aid Of doctor
or medicine. Sent by mail, free, ON receipt of 10
cents. Address,
Ed. FooTE, NJ. d.
mar3:6m 1l30 Broadway, New York.
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From the Hon. JACOB BROOM,

i8a M@ H Rhlladephlas Octs r7th, 1855.
Gentlemen: In reply to your inquiry as to the
effect produced by the use of HooflAnd's German
Bitters, in my family, have hesitation in say
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its return for the last six years. In my indiyid-
ual use Of 1t End it tobe an unequalled tonic,
and sincerely recommend its use TO the sufferers.
sra Truly yours, JACOB BROOM,
~ s 1907 Spruce ST.
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Resulting from Disorders Of she Digestive Organs
constipation, Inward Piles, FuInesss Of Bloed to
the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
Wishart's Mill, on Yellow Greek. about four miles
from Hopewell Station on the III. a B. T. r. r.,
and within six miles of the Broad Top Coal Mines,
which affords of the best markets in the eoun-
try for all marketing a farmer can p, oduce. 1t
contains Two Hundred Acres good limestone
land, about One Huedred and Fifty acres Of which
are cleared and in good state of cultivation
convenient to schools and churches. 1t is now
occupied by Henry CIapper, who viii give parties
calling TO see it any Information desired in regard
to the land. For further information, address
RIB. WIGToN,
President CLAN organ Iron Co.,
Nov. Is, 1854. Huntingdon, Pa.
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ctTEAM WEEKLY TO LIvERPooL,

CtTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL,
- touching at QUEENSTOWN, Cork Harbor.)
The well known Steamers of the Liverpool New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company TN
man Line) carrying the q. S. Mails, are intended
to sail as follows:
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday, March 25,
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, April l.
'ETAA, Saturday, April s,
and every succeeding Saturday, at Noon, from
Pier A, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
PAYABLE IN GOLD, OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN CURRENCY
FIRST CABIN, $50 oOIsTEERAGE, $50 90
do to London, s5 do. to London, "a 90
do. to Paris, 95 90 do, to Paris, 40 90
do to Hamburg, 80 Oo'do, to Hamburg, 81 90
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at equally low rates
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: LIST Cab
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Forfurther information apply atlthe GOmpany's
Office.
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THIsKERsl WHIsKERsl

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EDIroR OF INeurRER:
Dear sirs--W With your permission Ivsish to say
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Wusnrns Il tit-Those wishing fine set Of whis-
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