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GRAND TRUNK
LINE OF STEAMERS,
&. F. WADE, ANT1LoPu,
MONTGOMERY BUN

VIE .cz.a IL. :,nc ron C,lshxo sE4 Nnwaa.es u
Steamer Esd ias1s ees eoek. fsot of sozta lass.s
A-neL Cticsxo.
Every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day Evening", Mt ? O'Clock,
Ese A.v11le: The to1cE:ak morning q: o'c1ceI. -
connect VITA shs Grand +7ESl E&IiEs7 ea-ria, 1r
II pontt In Canada &Id sAa xE.Sn Et29e&. 10 tor.
HD End EaFE.e1 Ils route posA.ss9 n11a1pa5se1 ID.
Yaets.1.
1t II the InoEt ncceA&lh}e r~uta 10 this
beautiful sc<neFy OF xAe st. l&xyrent.e,
&srusnRy. HiySr du lnup, While
moun1atns, ADd all places In
tne New En.}H1d Mates.
rtAenEtzs bT this Linz 1r-1ve Ia BlCto txo cxy1,
and OKten&bn,En I've daT1 9orc1 u BY AT ot1ty
nlcK Ea1s from Buffalo, and 70 BoEton. HIsora. 10.
Ont Il RIi.osd. this Is IL CIT lie 5Sat ca 5:
:tiAc { On 70 stop 1t AAeknAe w.th perfect Etku.
Ind Wessen Bound Fssighs, il Il r5seusii.d.. Ony
ors tn. sh!on enz nom Cn.c.so to Nocuce., PORT
s1rd 4nd Boston. 71ckns4 tor sale On noaFt tta
tok.n~ by !. HOUaHTyN. At - npano.s1 N:1ee,
Gnd at dE GE:k 1tFuet. Ch!csTo. +; .. E1x 1876,
eFHfGEk axg1I R,L, foc; Gia.s:Ss
Netet osea Ii hilwsnano, 2i1 Ahio ssrost-
HAVANA, SISAL AND VERk.
IL CRux The Amnr1caa End Mexican Aau
&uamta.p Company VIII dez>stc1 1hei. aeH x1t 10
ssst slde-wtel steam@1 hun M=1 York fos ste
The' 1T aad 18th Of each Mouth.
EKR. AzL111 lsoad~1y ~ y7Tt My3tk@s:1 1:p
, 1865-08-05
WANT OF APPETITE.

Nlshoat duo nouztsament uier pullss vaas.
The blood gzo11 thin and dullneas cloula Ia hneA
But this Elxtz sets the system right,
And "aool Digestion WNts On Appetts.s
, 1865-08-05

Darap. told. e1posurs to mAlas1o1s fox.
Bring ca Of Ma fearful catalogues
But 1nteEntttents, whatfoe.r sheiF End,
Beatette.1 ! Histets scatter to ths wind.
, 1865-08-05

Colon The Hai1. Wht1kess aud Aorsrache beautiful
I:1.Acx ar Hsows. II caubls t Of o1.y OSK PKPAEA"
Color viii not hds u Tete cIt Only 50 ceaI9
iyox- Mailed 70 4ly tddrssn, for Is oeEz- By q. G.
UPHAb. - sAutn 4ishth street. rhtlaatlphls, Pa.
LDkU Il tA1fH, II lAke Et-~et. General AECtt1.
Also, for ka!e by I'll U-nEE4S4.
pfTGfE I'M TIL kAT L
, 1865-08-05

TA Purig5. Enrich the illaod nLd Henatlfy
2hC Coz rcxiou EIe Htl.lkoiG4 Highly Epcctntf@ted
F1u1t ExEAEt ss1saokrf1lA. Que bottle e9a&is IN
uepxtk 0Ee Kailn1 ot tic 94rur or DeC9cUon.
, 1865-08-05

MATaKHs' vKEKr1AN nAlR DIE tno u snd
AeE fset 20 yrArR Dzl1V eA1irE public favor.
Conpaete IN oue ootsae Ne wa,n. ao t!oanls. DOES
not cfocH stain. Produces iustfoua bAEk, or
h-ovr. u desl.ed Daes nut injufe tna hstr. Pic:
55 ceotk- Bold 6y DsuAEau snd FEsef goodt peal'
1f&t*iR 1St TuAAA
Hnlfabaid,z ConceEtsattd Kxtrntt Bucha
h tne &sfrai U3fetac. he.mhcfG's EoHtxntlAEd RI
n1rs eas1Araftus u the Great Eloou luE11e1. Both
are p7cr&rtd according 70 xuseA OF Pharmacy &pd
cttnlStty. ED thL lottact7 that be na Ia.
, 1865-08-05
SICK HEADACHE.

fnh tcrmeae diss, thss N enjoyment Ell.
Yields not u pu1zeut scunsz or drastic IN.
Til Eora the gtonach thas It tAfe1 IL Ii4s3.
1ona with tho Bltter1, md tha xng1tsh 31se
, 1865-08-05
BROKEN, CONSTITUTIONS,

Tfe constitution tried pT pal, Or cara,
Or Wild indulgence, y uot past repalt;
This genial Tonic, ~ the healtafrl ddYa.
Qzseke7 pazehed terbs. IL waited eoxc Y1s2
, 1865-08-05

Remember, too. spertent root and hAb,
Ara blent with those that relaxation curb
In this rare mixture; xtye this het tae waE14,
That while tho Eitte.s tone, they TeZulats.
, 1865-08-05
OPERATION ON TIE BOWELE

delaxed, coEstsicssd, or tho teas ot Datn,
These organs ahculd not, for ono day, rauastHs
Tha csxsa Of each extreme you can ex2el-
It's Hl:tets to1a a1d rexallta ~ wsl1.
, 1865-08-05
EFFECT Oh the DEBILITATKD

1rt taceia muae1es nrn1aa sooa acru1S
The trA1na Eainx q e4h. the oye zesrms il tffe
Bneogth to tho limbs, hope to the fesrt fpeu1ns.
TN gtaH and e.utsh he ecQYaIasceat spus1x
, 1865-08-05

Het n bn1dfa &1tfscI or s<trsa paFifl1
tiaantes 1enoTates the h0ot. .us.iF tha OK
kealE 1nto the E3steEs. and puEkea out thu hunoEs
, 1865-08-05
NOTICE.-Ail persons wishing
~ to GIT their

OLD FELT HATS CLEANED,
E1ual 70 ne y can haTH than dora for fns anal sam
OF ffoNr 31.to to $50 1t thu HaH Gale Eat Fec
tory. ~ 1Aka ssEsss, Cup kalsk} ssS5s@ 5iS4p
, 1865-08-05

EalumoTe.... G45 pa. 200 s.Ka, LEO p.u
Washington. .1Eiu DE. 103a s.m- t:I3 p,u
EHCACo 4XD GREAT H4sTRRN RAILWAY,
Iate Cincinnati sud Chtcaco Airline Railway
0ay EEpres0. e61N 4. H. s54s p. n.
{For CtnC!crab, ladiacacoita and Lous7tlle.)
Aaa AID E1p'1esa......'.... .sm a. T. e:4op. y
, 1865-08-05

A HEriA7}y Ef&duA ID Phya1Lleu and Surgeon, With
tHe,vc 1ez:s practices sad much hospital 61pe.1an1e.
slEsIs EnrEtc&l &rd EhrpAtc Dtssnscs scc3.d uR %
the Eoar approved nodesn prnc1 1le OF Lac regular
TFCtessGC Acd With II 70 sncccss q buy psneI
&rEfeou and Phyoic!an n t.h.caFa. Call xad - tor
JtHs3t'Ses Ofhee 15S soa1h Clark sIrseS. Omnc
hou!e q. II. to IL H., 70 Ind to X. n.
, 1865-08-05

II Of government Hoypea aud HnIe1,
8 GOO ANNALS 1p BIZ SU DpUEIH6 TIE MONTH
OF August,
In the Etssex Ee~ YORK FeuEeYfy xriz. Ohio In.
c3aus. De'&sksr. Ms1y ylR1d- art HsV jc9sey,
&ct Ihe pi1E1et Ct Ccl2vMa.
, 1865-08-05
A SAFEau GENTLE ANODYNR
THE WORLDS OPINION.

Touching The HrrT8RS, ttss grand taet Il ele9,
Their time nlla al the WeNeKa Hemisphere.
Known IN all Lands, ws1hed by III oteans tWaf1,
HkAIw, Hpe8 and VIao1, tolloN In their tx1tz
, 1865-08-05

Beware ef Countrs1etts ana uprY1actpled
dts1trs 3tAvcrtnK tc q. tl.lt kEd cher
prepatatluas. on the Iep1!h:oc R....1ea b Helm
, 1865-08-05

aJAEKB BAGA
sBAge's U,tal. Nempbts MicA,s'
TIT Trade supplied 81 L0ED RAirH. # aoteaAe
DrEFSissE. EhiCSEn. Ill Ancl31 3. " EAAK
, 1865-08-05

fIn Ill pasts OF the 4pdy in Eva 1aiuu-a4, without
lntn.7 TO tie akin. by ~DruAxss DxPu.AT.]HY Pow.
pxx F1oc T. Mlled 10 any aadrus1 for *i.At hy
Il. G. uFbtM. rs both ElKh1h Btreet1 PnAttlpEis,
"a. Ask 1sr UPHAx'a DEF1l4rtHT fowDEE" " and
tAft 10 cf4ef. L1K1 AErIH. - 1ake r.. GEpE-A
AetrY Also for sale u1 Ill DEuXks4u.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
THE WAR.

Beverly, West Virginia, was captured few
days ago, by the rebel General Rosser, who
took 400 Federal prisoners Colonel Moseby,
the guerrilla chief, is said 10 be recovering
from the wound which he recently received.
Gen. Butler has been removed and ordered to
report to Lowell, Mass. His failure at Will
mington, is assigned as the reason of his re-
moval. He never was anything but "a hum
bug, Qike the remainder of the office-huni,ng
traitors who went over to abolilionism) and we
rejoice that he has at last found bis level Gen.
Ord succeeds him.
LATER.-Fhere is a report current hat Fort
Fisher has fallen We cannot voueh for its
correctness. There is also rumor of :. fed
eral victory in South Carolina, resulting in the
capture Of GOO rebel prisoners.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
SHERIFES SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Yend Exponas to
me directed there will be sold at public sale. at
the Court House in the borough Of Bedford. on
Saturday the lth day OF Feb, 1865, st ten
o'clock A. NJ. the following described property;
one tract of coal land, containing 90 acrps
more or less, about ) acres cleared and under
fence, with cabin house and log stable thereon
erected, adjoining lands Of Wood, Devereux
and Co.. John w Lanes heirs and others, si.a-
ate in Broad Top township, Bedford county,
seized and taken in Execution as the properly
Of VIM. F'igard.
ALSO-All that certain messuage and los
Of ground, situate in the town Of PieasantvilIe,
containing about enc half acre, with one and
half story dwelling house thereon erected, ad-
joining lot of Charles Grin, and others, and
taken in execution "a the property Of Matilda
Marshall, formerly Jas Clo>sin.
JOHN ALDSTADT, Sheriff.
Bedford, Jan 20, 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20

I am glad to hear that old Bedford county
has done so nobly. In fact every county IN the
State did well, with two, or three es Gel lions,
and look for still greater gains in November
The election in Indiana was farce. The
voting in Indianapolis throws in the sliade the
voters IN Kickapoo, Kansas, in 1856, where
40 men cast about 600 votes. Twenty thou'
sand men were sent home to vote and to drive
Democratic voters from the polls. They were
not distributed we'll bat were sent to the cap
iial and 10 the most accessible towns and citi =
in the several Congressional districts; conse-
quently, notwithstanding The large Abolition
majority IN the State, the Democrats have CAR
ried both branches Of the Legislature, the Sen
ate BY and the House by 4 majority. An
artillery company from Indiana, stationed near
Nashville. Tenn, is composed Of l5 men
65 Republicans and 30 Democrats The Re
puhlicans only were furlougIied to come home
and vote. This was certified 10 by officers of
the company. Thus can Lincoln be reelected
aud thus alone.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
General News.
Yours,
KEYSTONE.

We are now informed that the various peace
rumors that have been set atioat recently at
Washington are without the slightest tounda-
ton In fact. The denial however Is loo sweep
ing ior 1t is certainly true that Mr. L. +. Blair
lett for Richmond IL Is now stated III The cor
respondence of the New York Times that he has
already returned 10 Washington. Ii he succeed
ed III reaching Richmond, it has been positive
iy asserted he did, his soJourn in that Capital
must have been brief one. Gen. Singleton
also left On similar errand but Ot him We
hear nothing. IL is 10 be presumed therefore
that he Las uot yet got back.
\ curiou, aud suggestive illustration OF the
manner in which Statements made ia The Journ-
ais OF the south are perverted 10 serve a tenn
purary use al the North, viii be found III an
extract from the Richmond Enquirer oi the
i0th inst. Ii viii be remembered tiAt the E.t-
gaueI was cIteri is authority Tor The TACT that
a Gail had been mad. at the South tor conven-
ton OF the States with al vIew ~ revouiionizs
the revolution, depose sir. Davis, &c, &c. Ii
now appears that sume one OF the Virginia pa
p1rs opposed 10 hlr. DAvi, did really call iur a
Convention ot the Stat2s; but with the sole ob-
ieci ot charging lie Executive. ] lie Enquusr,
IN denouncing the call, prefaces lis comments
by reurarklng that as Secretary Seward made
use ui the editorials of the Richmond papers
III lis dispatches. il would not at all surprise
tue Southern pubic To learn that he had au-
nounced ip his dispatches TO Europe the filal
/ Gazing il cf the rebellion, aud had cited this
call for IA convention as tnreShadowlUg a design
to revoldiionize the revolution, depuse Mr. Dd-
vis, wipe out Congress, appoint Dictator, and
p-rha',s 10 surrender 40 the enemy. IL WAS up
Un tnis theory, started by the EaqaHsr, as to
J what Mr.. Seward might do, that the STORY was
/ founded which ascribed IA countar-revoiuli0nary
design 10 The Southern people.
/ The Savannah Republican, a paper published
under the auspices oi Gen. Sherman, states that
several OF the counties in Georgia have recent
| iy held elections, aud have declared by over
whelmlng majorities in favor Of a return to the
Union. These loyal counties are said to be
arming TO protect themselves against attack
from ihoSe who still support the Contederacy
I Moreover, IL IS alleged that no less parSpnage
than Governor Brown is the principal prUmpteI
of The reactlonary movement. II Is proper 70
say that not much cTedehes Is given 10 the story
at the North, where it Is ciassed among the
revelations that are labelled important II true
! From Gen. Sherman We have noihing OF aay
moment \ portion Of bIs forces were IN the
vicinity Of Hardeeviile, on the caGseway. he.
tween Savannah and Charleston, and another
portion of them had been sent by water &c
| Be%utort, TO cooperate with Fosters column
r. ,m t.tat pcint.-BaiitnHore Gasette.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20

lay, they having, according to the returns be-
fore them, received, respectively, the highest
number of votes. As to the tsmanipulat:on," )"
of which Mr. Mcclure speaks, we would just
say that we have not been under his mentor
ship quite long enough te understand what that
means. 1t is an old and true aphorism, that
''Every fox smells his own hole"
Mr.. Mcclure says we ''err grievouslY" when
we declare that he has been employed in at
tacks upon" US. Well, perhaps, we were mis-
taken AS Mr. Mcclure is only OR mentor,
his styling us s'tTaitor," copperhead," ''eoity
Of fraud" etc, etc, may have been 'kindiy
purposed" Doubtless, he intended bis oblur-
cations, in this regard, as entirely didactic and
for our special good. At any rate, we shall Try
very hard to regard the matter in that light
Will not our most kind moral and political
mentor condescend soon to refresh US again with
one of his sublime homihes on the duties OF
Return Judges
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
Gen, Grisrson's Raid.

Emo To-, ,o.-TTbe following further psr.
ticnl4rs Of the recen. ral1t have been derived
from reliable source:
Our force brought in seven .'un"'eu p,'sHns'S : !
Including two Cplonels and la, Se "
other officers, one thousand able-bou. so ">
and one thousand horses Among The ms
ers were many officers, including Brldadier G>sn'
G. Holson
A fortified place, called Egypt, on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad was carried ny assault, and
the garrison of five hundred Rebels captured
whilst the Rebel General Gardner was IN sight
with two thousand infantry, which Gen. 0rier-
son held at bay. Colonel Rangers brlgade
charged the stockade on horseback, ana nred
over the top till Grierson snrrounded 1t.
The whole country was in arius by thsS t,'Ine'
ard forces were even brought from Macu.H.
Georgia Hampered by The large number OF
prisoners, end opposed by greatly aupeTior for
ces, Grlerson could rot go 20 Caiawba and re-
lease our prisoners, as directed by Gen. Dana,
but struck fur Grenada and then for Vicksburg
Forty miles Of the Mobile and OHIO Railroad
were SO badly damaged that Hoods whole army
cannot repair il in month New pontoons,
new wagons, and large amount of supplies
route for Hoods army were destroyed in the
cars, besides the factories destroyed al Xankton
containing large amount Of cloth, wool, eath-
or and shucs, and tho railroad and public prop
erIy AT Grenada aud three hundred wagons and
five hundred new English car Dimes for Forrest
Gen. GrieTson's loss was twenty five killed aud
eighty wounded.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20

A PIcToFTAL DOUBLE NUMBER.-THE PnREN-
OLoGICAL JOURNAL AND LIFE ILLUSTRATED, for
January, appears with 32 qaarto pages and
beautiful illustrated Cover. It conieias Por-
traits Of Tennyson, Silliman, Sheridan, Cobb,
Phillips, Susanna Wesley-mother of John-an
Indian Chief, Franz Muller, Miss Muggins,
Miss Fury, the Princess of Wales--Fiorenco
Nightingale, A Group of Warriors-Hsnnibal,
Julius Cesar, Pizsrro, Cromwell, Charles XII,
Frederick the Great, Scott, Wellington and
Napoleon, with ErHNoLoGY, PHRmoLoGy, PHYs-
IoGNoMY, PHYsIoLoGY, and PSYCHOLOGY. No.
l. Vol 4lst. Published at 20 cents Number,
or 50 90 p year, toy Messrs Fowler & Wells,
389 Broadway, New York
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
STRAY HEIFFER

Came trespasSing upon the premises of the
subscriber, residing in Snake Spring tp., some
time in June last, red heiier with white head
and legs, no ear mark, supposed to be about
two years old the owner is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take her away or
she will be sold according to law.
JACOB DUNKLE.
Bedford, Jan. 20, l865-4t"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20

eSThe last Franklin Repository contains
delectable letter from Harrisburg signed 'sHor-
ace" which ste9lthily advocates a change of
venue in the case of the Commonwealth vs..
Rev. w. V. Gotwalt, now in the Quarter Ses-
sions of Adams county. Rev. Gotwalt is oharg-
ed with the seduction Of Miss Walter, "a clear,
bright and highly respected young lady" as
''horace" is bound to confess, and it is feared
that he may be convicted by an Adams county
Jury OF course, our mentor ef the Repository
must take sides with tie preacher, because,
forsootb, he is prominent Abolitionist, whist
the lady's friends are Democrats 1t would
never doto let one Of the bloody war-howl5rs get
into the clutches Of the law. Oh, no, That
would have very demoralizing tendency
Why, people might even lose confidence in the
preachers honesty as a politician.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
es-A correspondent of the Franklin Rspo

E-A correspondent of the Franklin Repos,-
tory talks about having law passed to reach
the nasAa or tER OF a4-.> T..l--~'' -r.L---I i-''
made the instruments of fraud, in this district.
Very well. If Mentor Mcclure can't keep the
morals of Bedford county in order, without the
passage Of erpost titcto laws, let him have them,
by ali means. We hope, moreover, that he
will have a section inserted in the proposed law,
enlargiug his memorial jurisdiction, so that it
may include the place of residence of the Som
erset county Congressional Return Judge, who,
in violation of his ''oath and the law" refused
TO make the return of Somerset county TO the
meeting of the Congressional Return Judges
Come on with your &c post tactos, and your
prosecutions, Mr.. Mcclure. There are few
abolition return judges and election boards in
this neighborhood that viii not thank you
much for them, by the time soe get through
with them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20

DEATH OF MAJ. W. W. ANDERSON We
learn with profound regret, that Maj w. w.
Anderson, goth Pa. Cavalry, ard citizen of
this place, was fatally injured, few days ago,
by being thrown from his horse The news of
his death was telegraphed here, on Tuesday
evening last, and shaded with sorrow the face
of many who had known, respected and loved
the gallant young soldier
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
Bedford, Jan. 20, 1868.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters ot administration on the estate of
Rachel Kegg, late of Colerain township, decd.
having been granted to the subscriber by the
Register of Bedford county, all persons indebted
10 said estate, are requested to make immed-
late payment nd those having claims will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement
JACOB KEGG, administrator.
Bedford Jaa. 20, 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
To our Western Subscribers.

After the first day of February next, we will
strike from our list the name of every subsc"i-
Der outside of Pennsylvania, who will not have
paid up his arrears by that time. Hereafter
we will not send our paper beyond the limits OF
the State, unless it be paid for in advance
This rule will be strictly adhered to.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS

The Collectors for the year 1854 are hereby
notified to appear at the Commissioners Office,
in Bedford, on Saturday, January %, 1866,
for he purpose of settling The Militia Tax,
with which they stand charged. for said year.
Collectors will please come as early in tue day
as possible.
BY order of the Commissioners,
JOHN G. FISHER,
Clerk
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
Rebel Raid in West Vlrginia--Capture Of
Raverjv

WHEELING, Jan. - We learn that ffc aar-
rison at Beverly. West Virginia, wera atia.l,ei.
ON the morning Of the lIth, by force OF .he
enemy under General Rosscr, and the town
and large portion Of the force defending i,
were captured. The number Of The eten.y not
stated.
A LATER despatch confirms theabove. but states
that 1hc X ebels have again retreated Whence
they came.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
STRAY SHEEP.

Taken ~ trsspa ssing on he premises Of the sub
ser,bsr. on Green Ridge. Monroe township. sorS
tine IN pecerbC Cr lest. eleven head Of SHFFP,
some have both pa!s cTnFI cd, some have ore ear
rro.nad and others no u srk 81 all, ore Of them 10
Mack and one has n,ofi,d face. The owner isre-
,onas;ed 10 Prove property, ray charges, ano take
:, an away oG they viii be sold arcordiny 10 'aw.
Jan. I3, 1865. JUSEFH BARNS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20

EEThe Patriot & Union complains that some
Of its exchanges copy its articles without cred
it and at the same time ''puf' other newspa-
pers. The complaint is just one The Pa
t17ot & Union is the central organ of the De-
mocracy of this State, is good paper and
should be sustained. We have but one fault to
fnd with the management of that paper, and
that's. that it permits the Harrisburg Telegraph
to ou;strip it in circulation on the railroads and
through the hands Of news dealers Democrats.
when travelling, would ike to buy Democratic
papers, but when none are to be had, they are
compelled to resort TO the enemys journals for
the news The injury done to the cause, in
this way, Is incalculable
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
WI AR R \ III EB-

MILLER-BURKET--On tie 10Th inst
by the Rev. David Wolf, Mr.. John w Miller,
of Cambria county, to Miss Julia Burket, of
Bedford county.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-20
Pennsylvania Legislature,


The Leeisst"re of this State met at Har-
risburg, Tuesday, 81 inst. AS the tory par
ty, by means of the most stupendoEs frauds,
have the power, the officers elected are ali OF
the destructive, disunion. bloody, high tax
stripe. One Of the first acts of the House. at
the organization, was to refuse Messrs Mavers
and Fiudlay, returned elected from the Bedford
District, their right to vote on the organization
of the House. These gentlemen ara Democrats
and they held the certificate of election signed
by all the Return judges but one When il
was found that Meyers and Findlay were G.
lected, the shoddy,tes trumped up false returns
Of the soldiers vote Sufficient to turn ,le scale
in favor of the African ShoddY candidates
One judge counted those fraudulent votes, and
the House in violation of all law. constitu.i ION
al md statutary, rejected the legally returned
members. So Greeas5urg ArYGs.
eEWe call the attention Of Tax Collectors.
to the notice of The Commissioners published in
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AEDITOR,S NOTICE.

The uadel signei appointed auditor TO report dis
tr;hnt;on ;tse balance the hands of J. W. Ling
enfeIter. Esq. a4mini,t Of the estate of J. W.
Rollins and Eizab,''h Rollins, decd, viii attend
for tb., nrro-A at h Is Office IN BedfOsd, on Monday
The f,h of Fab,,lry ,next, at 10 e'cieek, A. NJ,
when aid where all parties interested may attend
if they lhink proper. ,e
jan. l3. N. A. POiR rs AadiiGr
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RELIGIOUS.

A series of religious meetings will be held in
the NJ. E Church at Trans Run, commencing
on Saturday. 2lst Jan. inst, and in the NJ. e.
Church at HAriey's, commencing on Saturday,
the 4th Of February.
G. BERKSTRESSER, Pastor.
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PUB. Docs - We are under obligation to
Hon. A. II. Coffroth, NJ c., Hon. G. W.
Householder, State Senate, and NJ. a. Ross,
Esq, II. T., for number of valuable public
documents.
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DEATH or EDWARD EvERErr-The distin-
guished orator, Edward Everett, died at his
residence in Boston, op Sunday morning last.
Mr.. Everetts death v i'll be mourned as a severe
loss to the country.
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Da ED

CESSNA In Cumberland Valley, on the
l1th inst., Aida B.anch, daughter Of J B. b.
and Margaret Cessna, aged 10 months aad &
days
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FLEMING HOLIDAY
R EMO VAE.

T. 3. FARQ0HAR has removed bis store to the
Coonna3s i'm nediarely opposite the Nicholas Lvons
srand. Ali bis former patrons and the public ger.
era ily, are invited TO call and see him
IannlrY 6. 1865.