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The New York herald., 1865-01-02


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~ IN @osr: u a. and ssn don.oa
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Che amount 70 charged % lie account q Dsss.
S.M. Witch .:, ~: adopted y The following votes.
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oSaaelnsn JAsu.s moved A. s,d resolution se referred
osSdrsns 1s sos'sss sS% W. '''''d me paper
Scan.lm.n J1eu.s mossa amend ss,d resolution BY
As e. S ds4ss e % s %
a sssd dHfRgss so' n'us
lsss s'ggs. ga
action % Se Board Of Aldermen was then eoncursd
The s,,sn following YIN. nu,,s. VOTE u..- x ~,
sn n-x:: .s.ss wse;s
Srs~. Russell and Fit,sersia~so S-' '''"
nervu'vve-flcuncin,an Jaqucs-l
SD.c favor 81 Hswsins Prss pir.cirsss Of *.
S ~ ia rSFs q As anS. ns:
sr s ~ u a. sy ,hs AMOUNT 2 be charged By the Comp
Which was adnpsed by the following Vote
-.nnnyciImen Healy, Keenan,, Riley Brophy
&svi!nd Me1rAth Jsqcs schssisr dook brandon BrioN
&ussrll and Fitzgrrsh-2l ' '' ''
Worcn's In6rmary Association. ~ y ''0
which was laid over. M#
Report of Committee on Donations and ChsrIes IN s.vor
81 Nconcurng with the Board OF Aldermen IN adonns c.o
lution that The Comptroller be- directed dra ~
Favor "l Acrnnirr r. Lnsrd pnstor OF the Church az
Ynni 6cpat the Martyr FOR the OF forty dollars a.
scna.n to be applied " payment Of an levied
pp0h the pnrrry Of the sd church. Forty
street between fifth and Slxh Avenues for work of
yPrnng MADISON avenue, frnm Pty second In Eighty
ntr-et. VI. trped nv the Comprol3er 10
account of tDonAth.ns = -
Nhich VAS ndopicr h., the fpHpwiug vote--
krirn ftysf frlncinign iiraiv. Krenan Riley Brophv
Esrry, Hsyer. wsb.t-r RYAN. Gross Repper, Kostrr
Hnghi lin, iIarilarj Netrtt taa1aa gchaefer Cook
BrSripr, Urre. Russell s,i titz,tnii-N.
He"aaloD W b'msd u ,Jar,i-n that receiving bxsn
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
AMALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,
ANALGAM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS.

Al prices within The rsash of every Church
School, Cemetery, Factory, or Farm in th'
land. Their use throughout the United Sta
tss and Canadas for the past six years has
rrsven them 70 combin most valu able quail.
ties. Among which arc roNr, srRExGrn,
sexsksvsx ass, and DURABILITY or y,BRA-
non, uassualled BY any other manufacture.
Sixss from 5 10 5000 lbs, costing rwo-1rIR1s
LESS than other metal, or 20 cents per pouad
at which price I warrant them twelve
months. Old bell metal taken in exchange,
or bought for cash. Send for Circular to
Me Manufacturer.
JOHN B. ROBINSON,
No. $50 William Street, New York.
Int a. PRICES, wEIaHTs AND Hzxs o. rARH,
NoTEL, STEAMBOAT, scHcoL-AsUsr, SHOP,
AxD FACTORY HILLS.
I hess bells sre fitted with Yoke, Stand
ards, Crank and Bolt, complete for use:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
A,s Oregon YIsia 9tsItr,
AGENCY OF the
Ditch East India Coffee.
DEPOT
1853 Reade Street, n. Y.

The above Company are known all over
n. World ~ the owners Of the Coffee Plan
>>;,ns ottawa aud Batavia in the Dutch
y.N In lies, and are the largest nonspoli-
60 of Coffee on the Globe.
Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 appciated their
ga AEsnt in the United States and in the
). Esh Cs!enies) will have for sale three diff
-. kinds Of Coffee, which, for regularity
..srsss and eheapnsss Of price, will defy
eAgss'ioa-
bar "Batar!a Coffee" never before intro
L. 49, into this. but extensively used in the
L. s.i.s and Navies Of Europe, and richly
r.!usd, will 10 put Up at prices to rsxch all
ssusunlsrs, and our Extra Java will be the
xaSaum Rsnum Coffee Of the ags.
s,e will hsve, for accommodation Of Gro
*... families, and Government Contractors,
n'%r!ss (dry, and drawn) for testing.
orders solicited. On receipt Of sash, ssf.
H. promptly forwarded a. directed.
A. LlPPkAN.
ies Rsads Street, New York,
Sole Agent, D. z. l. c. CO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
Putnam Clothes-wringer,

The ONLY reliable self d .stisg wrlngsr
The frame beng Of Irsn, thoroughly gal.
van;xsd, eli danger from r~stis removed, and
the liability to shrink, swell, split, &c. 20
unssoidabls in wooden machines, iis proven.
ted
No thumb-ssrs.ss or complicated tastsni~gs
to wear out or get out OF order; il can 30
fastened to the tub in angle second.
WARRANTED WITH on WITHOUT Coo-wHR1Ls.
Il took the FIRTT PREMIUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1861, and 10
w,thout en- sxespsion, tie best Wriagsr ever
made.
Instead Of believing the statements Of par
ties interested in tho sale Of other Wringers
TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test il thoroughly with any and all others,
and If not entirely satisfactory, return il.
It will wiring anything from thread - .
bed quilt without alteration.
Patented in the United States. Englsad,
Canada, and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town.
Energetic mon can make from : 70 10
dollars per day.
Putnam manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN; know from practical e.
perie,,ee that iren weN gGlvan,sel wi1k sine
w;U not oxidixs or rust one particle. can
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture Of chain for chain-pumps
and watsr-drawers, in which have tested
the affinity of iron and sine, that ifths pre-
cess be conducted properly, it 10 perfect
weld of tho two.
Nearly ono year ago my family common
ced using one Of your Wringers. II now
performs oil of it, functions - we'll a. it did
the first time it WAS used, and has become
an indispensable article with US, have
closely observed several other kinds of
cloth es-wringers the modus operandi being
different trying to produce the same results
a. tho Putnam Wringsr, but In my judy
mens they have failed. TIE Putnam Wring-
er Is a. near perfect a. po.sible, snd I can
eiseyf,.lv recommend It to be tie best in we.
Respectfully yours
mo. W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Nsny ysars' experience in the galvan-
ixiax business enable me to indOrss the above
tatsnsat in all particulars. .
No. 100 Reeknaun ST.
New York, January, 1854.
No. 1, $3.50; No. A, te.ss.
Manufactured AID sold, wholesals end
TUE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO,
Ne. u Plat 81. n. T., and cisvssaad Oh.
sssvs Sc seH%sl9oA AGssA
& Ax.y ~ SsNs.t "a "A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
!. J. CLEMMER, New Oregon.

5Akss Baaters are prepared, In pure BoarSoa
siaky, from . combination Of over twenty a.
k-.,at kinds Of roofs, bArks and herbs, which
=; N perfect esnosrt one with the other, pro.
-ssl RON the original formula given By IL
i ~ sAisf, Red Jacket, 70 Dr.. Chapin, whs
ID than successfully In his practice 5or n1aay
ssAh md b. their use gained - great pepxlasiA1
2 no 6eaamsAS and cure a Dyspepsia, IixeS
s>A,lsint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Hssd-
i,ae, Fever aud Agas, ard al diseases arising from
= u hver q indigestion. Persons saaering fro0
q -tr Ct those loathSons diseases viii ind sure
, ~ the use OF these Bltsrs which are pssfscsly
,:o and free from all those drugs and polsons us-
~. Pot up in such preparations and ralmsd - %
n sn0spcotin4 public. AAGle trial VII oon.
'.,Se the most sksptcal that In the RED JACKET
i:,~ss virtue which no other Bistsrs possess n
:-tAsy strengthen and invisorats the system.
izay ars unequalsd fcr general debility.
Sssy are sure cure for dyspepsia.
1as9 give good and healthy appstite
faay assist digestion.
fssy ere he best skinllAnt In sxistsaSe.
fhsy are . preventive q Fever and AsuA
1aAv relieve constipation.
TAsy sure lsrvous Hsaaashs.
zhsy are perfectly pure and palatabls.
HSsA persons and delicate females will end NJ,
saa Avs large doStor's hills By sks w. Of tAsss ~
Lx0.
bSwars q eountArfsits The Red jacket N.
ssss are Ssly ssld n bottles with car name blown
"a The seds. ant our private govssnnsat sSans
SsSOes Ne eerk. -OvA-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

Watches and Jewelry
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THK
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH!

Army and Country Merchants,
Traders, Suffers, snd Genera! Dea|-
srs can make enormous pr:f'Fs ~psn
a small investnsent!
Jewelry of any pattern or quail
ity and in any quantity made to
order.
NJ E.timstss for any class Of work furnish
ed. ~ Particular attention paid to supply
ing duetionssrs. Country Psdlsrs Indsan
Tradsrs, and Army Dsslsrs.
Any STYLE Of Gsods manufactured, NH
AZ Invsnt tons, otc., ~ short notice.
n-Good Canvassing Clsrks. ritk 4 sn,sl.
Cosi,al, ea. find constant Employment! II.
lustratsd i.i.ts and full particulars free.
The profit to tho retailer IL
very large!
A Nhslssa!s Supply can b carried in
kn,psack, hand vafiso, or carpet bag, and
will not be like books-bulky or inoonveni.
emit to carry from place to place.
Remember another tkingi-1Ais businsss
il s.rietly honorable! There is no neod
of incorporating or exsgeratipg Our
goods show for themselves, and prove thsT
selves
It's . business in which IN ample {
satisfactory equivalent 10 given for tho m
ey received and an encouraging proa'
pocketed at tho Same time It is az oce:
tisn in which No person need be afraid
ashamed to canvass the same field II
and again. for where once our goods are,
troducsd. a permanent sad continuous d.
mand il created,
To Soldiers in tho army, OF those at hon
disabled by the hardships efwsr, to ClerC
mon out Of health, Teachers, Postmaster
OF any person who wishes either LEGAL Of y
active occupation, and one chat brings will
it Great Peeun,ary Inducements, this Pre-
sents az opportunity seldom met with
TRY 1T! AND SEE FOR YOt'RSELVES!l
Carefully selected lots Of Jsuelry, compri-
sing eur newest styles and most :alesble
variety OF Goods, will be sent anywhere in
tho Loyal States. We are constantly filing
orders from persons leaving the ohe'cs OF
G Gods wholly with no. To such We prsm-
Ise the best exersiss Of our taste and judg-
ment, and from our long experience caR en:
sure satisfaction. We ask no pay i. saysnes
state what style ard quality Of Goods arc
wanted, aud We will send the same and ool-
lect nav BY Express at the end Of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Coed movements and manufactured ia
the hest mxnnar. psrs nsteri%' eli war
ranted 1t prisss from. $40 80 ..@25Q ssch.
Sent any where--pay collected ~ Express.
Satisfa ton guar !! Al valches a
first prices they being Of our ot'n smpo'te~
Cir,ulazs fss BY nail! Send for thsm't
.,1 Tx &. GAUGHAN,
Nsaxfsetvrsrs & lnpsrtsrA
euDosl s7 ~ DaaAswAH l>1r4eAx.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
SAT BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

SAT BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IT was pronounced superior to al others
at the Worlds Fair in London, 1869. 1t
took the First Premium, at the great Fair Of
the AMERICAN INSTITUTE. in New York
city, 1853, where the judges were practical
mechanics and appreciated CO6- WHEELS.
II took the Fr,t Premium at tie
Ner York State Fair .... 1862 and 1868.
Termont Stale Fair. ..............lS6 1868.
Pennsslrania State Fair. 1859
M:ehigau State Far. 1869.
lotcd State Far. 1858.
Illinois State Fair. 1853.
And q, County Fairs uitiout number.
AND ADJUSTABLE!
1t Saves Time, Labor, Clothe,a and Money.
us EASILY and firmly secured the washing
chine and will ht tubs Of any dxs shape. Is simple
In is and does not easily get out Of repair
II 10 not only PRRPRCT WRlNGSR. but the Cog
wheels give ha POWER which renders . most sxcnL-
pressing and separating - dsss, she oiAf
With the wA1sR from the aothss.
Any Wasksrron,xn can use it--s CAstd ten
years old can rork it.
l. vii ave is 81. every months In ths saving Of sshss
Vs have Screen sizes, from 81, % to $500
Tie ordinary Family s,sss sfs No. !, 10,
snd No. 2, I. 7hsss hare
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

s.rofela, Rhs1Aetisna, DYsPspsis,
Costivsness, Canksr, Salt Rho IN,
2rysipslas, PILES, Liver Con-.
p1alAt, and CatAAeOus AZ.
Hsstiens generally.
SaSe Eyes OF long stsndiRS, ana all
Dlssasss arising from an Impure
state of The Blood.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
EDUCATION: its Elementary Prin.

oiplss Founded the Nature Of Man. NJ J. g. Spurs.
helm, ~. d. With an Appendix, containing Dsssrip-
Non Of the rempsraments and and Analysis Of ths
Phrenslogica Faculties. Muslin, ei.3S.
We regard this volume Of the msst important
that has been offered TO the public for many ysaxs. II
10 fall Of sound doctrines and practical wisieIa.
-NostOC Med. and Sur Journal.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

eludng his bess public lectures, among which arr
Thoughts for . Young Man Powers and butes o
Women Demands Of the >gs on Colleges; Rich and
Educated Poor and Ignorant Baccaaureats Addresses
etc These eeures particularly the hrst two, have IN
- operate fsrps had Immense circulation and are
universally acknowledged 10 BE- Of the greatest value
$l.IS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
Phrenology Proved, illustrated

and ArrLI.D accompanied by q Chat, embracing .
Analysis Of the Primary Mental Powers In their variou
Degrees Of Developments, the Phenomena produced b
their Combined Activity and the Location Of the Phrs
biological Organs In the Head. Together with view
the Moral and Theological Bearing Of the science. Pre
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
The Illustrated Hydropathic En-

sycLos !spIA; aSyNsm Of RydropaShy and Hygiene.
Containing Outlines Of Anatomy Phylolosy Of the Hs.
nan Body; Hygienie Agsueies and the Preservation Of
health; Dietetics, and uydropSshc Cookery; Theory
and Practice Of Water Treatment; Special Pathology.
and Hydro therapeutics, Including the Nature, eau.
ses symptoms, and Treatment Of all known Diseases;
Application Of ydropathy 10 Midwifery and The Nurse
ry Designed - Guide TO Families and Students, and
rsxt-Book for PhydAaas Dy r. T. rraA, n. d. u
Plates Substantially bosnd In large volume Price,
prepaid by mall, $3.50
Ofall ths numerous publications which have attained
ssch vide popularity - Issued BY Msssrs Fowler
ana Walls, perhaps none adapted TO general
utility than this rich. comprehensive and wsarsaugsd
snsyslepsda.-fN. r. Tribune.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
FAMILY DYE COLORS

Yellow.
Perfect fact eolsrs, for dysins Silk, Wolfe.
and Mixed Goods, Skawls, Soarfs, ORES.
sss, Ribbons, Gloves, Bosnsts, Hats
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Childrsn's
Clothing and all kinds Of
Wearing Apparel.
4 saving Of eighty per cont.
For IS cents yon can color ~ many rssls
~ would otherwise cost I've timss that sum
Various shades can be produced from u,
samo dye. Inc process. is .iupi., and any
one can use The dye with perfect success.
Directions IN English, French aad Ger
man. inside Of each package.
For further information in dysinp, and
giving . perfect knowledge whsi solsrs are
best adapted to dye sver others, with MANY
valuable recipes purchase How and Stew
ems treatise on dying and coloring. Sent BY
mail on receipt Of priss,-lo cents.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers gene.
rally. HOVER STEVENS,
n7y5yll $50 Broadway, Boston.
s. Huntington, eur wholesale Agent at
McGrsyor, Isws, is authorised to supply
dealers at our prisss. H.Al.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

EOR SALE.-A valuable farm situated
e about midway between tho towns OF
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning 22o acres, 100 acres oft timber, -
acres under cultivation 30 acres under pas
ture, grass land and medox attached. Its
Il will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire on
tho promises or of s. Ri. Cole of New Oregon.
: -, w. B. OLSON,
nal) Vernon SPRING. Howard Co. leaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10
EerRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by 6. A. Saimon Of Saratoga
tevnship. Howard County, Iowa, on or
about the 0th day Of December 4. D. 1854;
one bieok + White OF without mark Or brand
suupesed = be sbo1t seven years old; Ap-
6Sclssl e twenty eight dollars before c. W.
r''a'' '~a'. !" dl e;sis
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

esr Ns2elAal and Table uses, Wild ~ psrfsstly
paAs, and need only b tried 70 b spprvciaas8.
6vne genuine unless thsy have our sel1 1s1el a
sAsh bottls, and ear inialAA pressed In wax eve
~ cork.
Sold BY ~ drusgiss and dsalsss Narsuehevt III
co@plxy. CAR fsr ear goods aaA tahs ~ ether
Ossaaars V ~ trade IMPLIED - appllsasies
- DQD0Ott Plet0rU 4 CO
40ot1 - q 0fVw T., etxsae~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-02-10

LIST Of ACADEMY, srEANBsAr, FIRE ALARM,
AND sxvRch bills, WITH rARTIcULAAs A
TO wEIsnr, slsxs, PRICE OF BILLS, HANG
Ihss &c.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

VALENTINE MoTT. The first surgeon Of
America is dead Valentine Mott expired
at his residence in Gramercy Park in the
s0th year of his age. TO his immense fame
he leaves no heir on this continent scarcely
a rival even in Europe Beyond question
the most original genius in surgery who
spoke the English tongue, since John Hun.
ter died, it is doubtful whether even the
great Frenchman who in the last half centu-
ry has made Paris the school of the world in
surgical science, possessed greater powers of
mind, or more daring invention, or more
delicately taught hand than Valentine Mott.
Pupils in America he has many, but the
greatest of them bowed before the suprema-
cy of his masters talent. Not Carnochan
nor Symmes, anatomists of Philadelphia or
New York or Boston ever thought of reach
ing the first place in their profession till
Mott had relinquished it. But to-day the
field is open to all comers. s.-Neso York
Tribune
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12
mar17:3m
To Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restored to health
in a few weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years, with severe lung
affection, ard that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufFerers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he win send copy of the
prescription used, free of chargc) with the direc
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they win find sure cure for CONSUMPTION, AsTH-
MA, BRoNomT1s, CoUGHs, CoLDs, &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread nforma-
ton which he eouceives 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 win please ad-
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
mar3:3m Kings county, New York.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

DEATH OF GOLD HANNIBAL. THE world
renowned performing animal, '0ld Hanni-
ball. who for almost half a century has been
the greatest wonder Of the animal kingdom,
died at Centreville, in this county, on last
Sunday morning, the 7th inst, at 7.51 O'Clock
A. NJ. Hannibal was attached to the COM
bined Menagarie and Circus which exhibited
here on last Friday. He displayed evidences
of indisposition and feebleness several days
previously at McConnellsburg, and it required
great labor and perseverance to get him across
the mountains to Bloody Run. On Fridayhe
was very i'll, having steadily refused food for
several days. He left here on Saturday
morning, with very unsteady step, for Gen.
treville, where he died ON Sabbath morning.
Hannibal was the largest animal ever exhi-
bited on this continent. His hight was IL
feet inches, and his weight was sscertained
to be $4,000 pounds, or seven and one-half
tons. He consumed 800 pounds of hay, 8
bushels of oats and 46 gallons of water per
day. He was supposed to be his 66th year
at the time of his death. For SO years he
traversed this continent, at an average of 5000
miles per year, the greatest curiosity ever ex-
hibited to the wondering and admiring mil
lions. Many interesting and instructive an
ecdotes are related of this wonderful quadru-
ped which we would most willingly relate did
space permit, but we can only give hima pass
ing notice and leave others to record his his.
tory as it meritsto be.
The WHtchman who spent the last night
with the living Hannibal, reports him as hav.
ing been very restless during the night, fre-
quently shifting his position, lying down and
getting up. At ore time he endeayored 10
break loose from the stump to which he was
tied. Sometime before his death he got on
his knees on all.fours, and remained in that
position half an hour. When it became ap-
parent that his end was approaching, crowd
of fpersons assembled to see this ponderou:
and tremendously vigorous animal expire
Fears were entertained lest in his dying ago
MES some one might be hurt, but all precau
ton was unnecessary. Hannibal at the time
above stated, stretched himself to full length
and died without struggle, without culver
as if family sleeping. So ends sOld Hannibal;
sadness came upon us at the solemn an
nouneement. His proprietors were telegraph
ed from Cumberland, who gave orders tha
he should be inferred without robbine him O
any of his natural ornaments.
"Hsav'nl what enormous strength doth dealt
possess;
How muscular the giants arm must be,
To grasp that strong -boned slsghant, and. spit
Of all
His oGcgts, Ok him to the sarthf'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

TAVERN LICENSES GRANTED. At the lat
Quarter Sessions the following persons wer
licensed TO keep tayerns in this county:
A. G. Allen, Bedford Springs.
Henry Bostgen, Bloody Run.
J. A. Raum, do. do.
Cath. Thicker, Stonerstown.
Joseph Follar, Juniata tp.
Hen. Fluck, Woodberry.
Peter Amick, st. Clairsyille.
Jonathan Feightner, Pala Alto.
Isaac f. Grove, Bedford Borough.
Valentine Steckman, Bedford Borough.
Bern. o'Neal, Chaneysville.
Va. Besser, StonerstoWn.
John C. Black, Bloody Run.
Jas. Haney, centerville.
G. W. Figard, Coaldale.
Elizabeth Greenough, Stafford.
Geo. w. COIvin, Schellsburg.
A. J, Snively, Schellsburg.
Joshua Shoemaker, Bedford.
]. Crowley, North Point.
Sam'l Sleek, Pleasantvil!e.
Sam'l Crismar, st. ClaifsTiIle.
Harry DrOllinger, HopeWell,
A. G. Mower, Rainsburg.
Joseph MOrtimOre, Willow Spring.
Christ Smell, Bloody Run.
Samuel Staily, Rays Hill.
VIM. w. Leary, Foot of Ridge.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

F'oUND DEAp.-While gentleman named
Border was fishing about one mile above
Hopewell, on last Saturday, in the Raystown
Branch, he discovered small child floating
in the water. He took proper steps to have
it recovered. The child was supposed to be
several months old and to have been in the
water for several days. The widow of SOL
der had stopped in the neighborhood a short
time previous with small child, answering
the description of the One found. The clothes
were identified as the same. The mother has
disappeared.
LArER.-Since the above was put in type,
the mother, named Imler, has been lodged in
jail for the murder OF the child. She states
that she gave an Irish woman two hundred
dollars to raise the child and that she had left
it with her. We refrain from comment.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-05-12

THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE. For
four years the State ofTennessee has been
without Legislature, but having at last OBJ
tanned one, the Nashville papers are impro-
wing the occasion by publishing brief sketches
of the individual history ofits members. Of
the "a Senators, y are native Tennesseeans,
and of the 76 Representatives II are natives
ofthe State Two thirds of all the members
have been shareholders, but it viii be recol-
lected that the very first official act as a
Legislative body was to ratify the Constitu-
tional Amendment abolishing slavery