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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
the MANSION PROPERTY,

containing $50 acres with the usual allowance,
bout 100 cleared and under fence, the balance
is well tImbered, aud about 90 acres of il good
Meadow land. There is large ORCHARD OF choice
Fruit Trees, on the premises, and neverfaiIing
Spring of good Wate~ near the door. The improve
merits one sa-half story log dwelling house a
new large Frame Bank Barn with g anares. Smoke
House aad other necessary out buildings theI con
erected, There is good Stream OF water running
through the property, sufficient to Grist Nj II
or other Machinery; and there is a splendid Mill
Site of % feet head and fail in good settlement,
within one half mile from Marietta, on the Main
road from Bedford to Jefferson, also on the cross
road TO Hollidaysburg. This land is splendid W heat
land. ...
Also another t{act of land in said township, "on
flaming l75 acres, adjoining lands Of W. Griffith,
j. Conssd and others, on Bobbs creek, about 20 a
cres of which is cleared and about acres good
Meadow, the balance being we'll tmbAred. The
improvements good new Saw Mil, With one
of Tylef's pateHt Water Wheels, which cannot be
excelled; two story Plank House, and large
Sugar Camp of 300 to 400 Trees. Good roads run
BY The property from Hoilidaysburg to Bedford
The timber 10 convenient to the Saw mill, and IN
sufficient quantity to run the Mill for number CT
years. J.,
Also, the undivided one half Of $40 acres Of TG, :
Der isad in said township. ali nnng lands OF Joh n
Roudebush's heirs and Geo. Knisely.
Aiso, House and Lots of Ground in the village
Of Marietta, in said township.
Any one wishing 10 purcha SO st Private sale can
90 so by calling on the undersigned ct bis residence
in Msrrietta, AZ any time.
Terms OF SALg.-Tns one-third in hand, and tae
balance in two equal annual ply;psnts. P IssessIcn
given two week alter sale by paying the hand
money. CASELTON AXE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
BEDFORD NURSERIES,
BEDFORD, PENNS'A-
r.. ". NCEB

Offers 10 the public and dealers, large sfoas Of vel!
grown frnt trees consisting of APPLE TREES to
20 feet high. PEAR. s'anda RI and dwarf. PLUM,
CH ERRY, APRICOT, MECHANICS, OUNCES,
GRAPES o. all the desirable kinds. CHERRY CUR
RANT and other fine varieties. SOOSFBFRRtES,
SPANISH CHESTNUT, ENGLISH WALNUP,
SHADE y ORNA NENT AL PIONEERING TREES,
Evergreen trees, Shrubs and Vines in variety Hon.
eysuckir les OF all kinds, Hardy perpetual blooming
Roses, Flowerng Shrubs. Dahlias Fancy va rieties,
Fuchsiss, ChTys INT hemums. &c.
Upwards of l5n.0c0trees are now on he grounds
thrifty and healthy. GTeatinducements are offered
TO those intending to plant largely, those buying
20 sell again, especially Of apple.
Catalogues sent free 10 those applying.
Persons at distance VIII PIesss write for further
information.
ryAgen;s wanted TO sell trees. Good wages
paid [Sept. s--3m.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
THE ABOLITION STATE CONVENTION ENDORSED
E. NJ STANTON. WHO REFUSED TO EXCHANGE
THE UNION PRISONERS AT ANDERS0EYILLE.

SUDDEN CHANGE OF WEATHsR-The hot
weather, with lis attendant train of discomforts,
such as mosquitoes and the like, has at last
-iven place 10 cool days and cold nights. Thi,
change i, doubtless, occaaioned by the A0tum-
oai EgmHor, the annual occa rrence of which Is
inyarahiy atlended hy rtormy weather. We
hope that the refiecrant state Of the atmos-
phere will enable every body to keep cooe."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
pgDEER, SALE

or T,8LUHBLE REAL ESTFTE.
The subscriber, executor of the last will anl
testament of Jacob SnowbeTger late Of Middle
Woodberty township, decd, will offer for sale on
the premises, in said township, on
Saturday, fhp int day of October, nert.
the following real estate, viz: THE MANSION
PLACE OF said deceased, adjoining lands of John
Eshelman. David Boyer and others, containing 97
acres and 20 perches, of good limestone acd, neat
measure. The aGd iies about cna roGa c7~th cf
the town Of WFodberI. AooGt Is acres OF tEa
laaj are cleared and in high state cf csuy&fion.
the balance is well tmoered. The other improve.
rents are two log frame dwelling houses ba1}.
barn With wagon shed, and ether out Buildings and
we'll IS feet teep CT good iimestone wafer near
the door.
Also--a tract O. timber lead IN tie same euy7pZ
ship, adjoining lands OF David Boyer, DaviE LedT
and others, containing about acres nd Il perches,
AtSo-one other tract of land situate about one
mile east Of Woodberry, adjoining lands of Jacob
;. Brown, John Keith a2d Others, cont lining II
acres and III perches, with good log dwelling
house and barn stable IneTeoU r,ee-ea, sFrnes -
never failing water rises near the house.
Sale will commence at one O'Clock Of SAID i-deY
when t1e terms viii be made krC,r1.
JOHN 3. REPLQGLE, Ext.
September 1t
NANCY A. Fry, IN the Court Of Com 7ren Pieaa
by her next friend tor the couaty Q: 8eafo5t, Nc.
PHILTp RHoADs, >7S, Nov. Term, 1862, Pie. Sub
ppBa in Libel for Bigc.ce
JEREMIAH FRY.
And now, September /, 1865
the Court, on motion OF e e. span, t.;a.. atfor-
ney for the above NAMED Nancy !. Fry. toe above
named libellant, grant rule On the above Eamad
jeremiah Fry, The respondent in :he above case, to
show cause why divorce rin-u'o z7nimont4
should not be decreed. The said rule return bic on
Monday, the goth day Of November. 1865, at 10
o'clock, a. VI.
0. Z. SHANNC.!, Prath'y
Attest--JoHy ALDsTAor, Sheriff.
Sherf's office, Bedford, Sept. 8. 1865.
Same ] No. IS, Nov. Tefr", 1862, Pla-ies Sue.
VS. nena in Libel fer Divorce, issued to
Same NOV. Term, 1865, &c. s5nt 4, 1865,
on motion, f. NJ. Alsip appointed commissioner TO
take testimony, find tets, and make return to said
Court at next term, Nov 90. 1865.
IoJeren15qh FRY ard all parties tsaterested.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned COM
missioner, apponied as above stated, viii attend 10
the duties of his said appointment MS ONCE, ia
Bedford, on Saturday, the l4th day of October, A.
Q. 1868, when and where ynu may attend il you
think proper.
E.. NJ. ALSIP, Comnissionsr
Septe nbar is, 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

than "Greenbacks' in the purchase of goods
Brownsville is getting to be place of much
business. IL is 1870 miles from the Rio Grande.
We use only the water of the river, as the
wells ars very brackish. There is considerable
sickness here uow.-More anon. Yours, IL
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
NOTICE.
AWgust 2s--im

The sUbfcIibers having sold their entire stock of
goods TO Mr.. Richard Langdon, who will continue
che business the old stand, notice hereby given
that the books Of the firm ready for settle
meni. All notes and book accounts pertaining to
the BUSINESS cf the firm, must be settled on, be-
fore the first Gsy of December next, otherwise
they will be placed IN the hands of an officer for
collection Also, all notes asd accounts Of the firm
of States q Co.. must be settled by the same time,
or they will be similarly disposed Of
STATES n STECkMAN'
STATES x co.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
ScRATCH! SCRATCH SCRATCH!
TnAIsG Al T.

will cure the lt,h In as Hours. Also salt
RHEUM, ULCERS, CHiLBLAIN5, and all FRUP-
TIONS OF THE SKIN. Price so cents. For sale
by Ill druggis's.
BY sending so cents TO WEEKS x P0TT Err,
Sole Agents. 40 Washington street, Boston, NJ ass.
il will be forwarded by mail, iges Of postage, to
any part o. the United States.
Sept. 22.-Sp. Notice,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
AUDITORS NOTICE.

The Undersigned auditor sppoia,ea By the Or
phans' Court OF Bedford county, TO make distribu.
tion of the funds in the hands Of isaac Dar admin
istraoT witt the Will annexed, of the estate or John
Darr, late OF Juniata township dpcs assd. wil at-
tend to the duties Of bis appointment AT his Office,
In Bedford, Saturday, the 30th dav day of S-p-
tembeI, inst, when and there all parties Interest,"
ed can attend ii they think proper.
Z, ii. ALslP, Auditor
September Is, 1865
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

Hos. 4. H. CoFFRorH.-This gentleman
paid our town visit on SATURDAY last Gen'
Coffroth is earnest and enthusiastic in his advo-
cacy Of the claims Of the Democratic nominees
Last winter. when he voted for the Constliu
,ionsl Amendment abolishing slavery, the Re
pu bicans sang peans in bis praise and there
was nobody like Gen, Cofroth, in their estma-
t;un. The General now asks these Repubii-
can friends of his, to be as liberal as he was,
and to vote, with him, against Negro Suffrage.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

A FAlsEHoop--The Abolitionists, unable to
say anything truthfu!ly against Messrs Colborn
and Smith, (ihe Democratic candidates for the
Legislature,) are circulating LIE to the effect
that they once belonged to tho Know Nothing
order This is an old trick with tho Abolition
lists Why, they have had tho impudencs to
say that even zoe orce belonged to that defunct
concern One thing is sure, if their candidates,
Ross and Armstrong, are not ueTitl5tc Kaow
Notluaqs, their record in tho House, last win
ter, bellies them
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
Communication Manl

LIT a0 drafted ulen who paid $500 commu-
tadon, remember that by voting the Abolition
'scket, they vote TO endorse Stanton, who re-
r1ses 10 pay them back their $500 BY elect.
Ing The De@ocratie ticket, Stanton's removal
may be accomplished, and in that event, there
%iil b. SONS hope of their getting back their
-aorav
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

FINE FARMS FOR SALE-We call attention
to the advertisement of Mr. c. Coifet, offering
for sale his fine farms, No.better Investment
could be made
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

SOUTHAMPTON Citizens of glorious old
Southampton Men of 1861, who, in spite of
home guard bayonsts, marched to the polls, let
US have one of the old fashioned assemblages
at Adams Mil, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
Sept. %, and at CavenIer's Store on SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 80. Come out
anl let u form our line of battle
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
STRAY STEER.

Taken NJ trespassing upon the premises Of lha
Subscriber, in Paftonsvllle, some weeks sgo, red
and white spotted Steer, about Is months old. no
marks peTceptible. The owner is requested 10
eome, prove property, pay charges and take him q.
way or be will be disposed of according TO law.
JOHN DITMEE.
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CAUTION.

All persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
ing, or trusting, my wife, Ann Maria Mitchell, she
having left my bed and board without Just cause or
provocation, es / an determined not 10 pay any
debts Of her contracting.
JOSEPH MITCHELL.
s. ptem6er Is, 1885,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
letter From Texas.

We give, with pleasure, the f,lowing letter
from an old personal friend, who, though not
exactly of our political faith, contributed, In
days gone by sohe Interesting articles to the
Gazette. We shall be glad to hear from 'II, ;"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

MEETrkG At RAINsgURG.-Th Democratic
meeting called for Rainsburg, on the evening of
THURSDAY, SEPT. %, was accidentally O.
mitted from our list last week. Citizans Of
Colerain, remember this meeting and let US have
grand rally on the classic ground Of Rans-
burg. Upper End and Lower End, let u5
hear from you both on Thursday evening next,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
THE MASON g. HlMl m GasNFT ORGANS,

music, for $50 10 $500 each. TElRTT-FIVE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, OF otheI premiums awarded
them. illustrated Catalogues free. Address,
MASON X HAMLlN, SesTon, OF MASON BROTH-
ERS. NEw Ycsx. rSer.. Sly
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT

- -c,oI q . LIS OALL1.
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, The undersigned, intending to
remove TO the West viii ,ell at Public sale, on the
pTemraes in Union township, Be ford county, Pa,
on Friday he 27th day of October next, at 10 o >
clock, a. NJ, the following valuable Real Estate !,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22

Nor ron rHE "INQUIRER' 10 CRACK
The fcilyvng question in the single Ra1s of th7se,
is propounded to the editors of the Inquirer and
. soluiion Of il earnestly requested: ''If the
Abolition party (as Thaddeus Stevens admitsl
tave, 10 four years, run the United States Five
Billions OF dollars 10 detf, how much would the
ssrss party add 50 the debt of Bedford county,
10 too same tins r. Come boys get your states,
ss3 IL as haze an answer sooui
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-09-22
LhelrnlaH UHl0l Lo"Itiy t004"tittet-
=. ! PolSTs, SscretOIy.
TIE ABOLITION STATE CONVENTION ENDORS-
Sd L. n. STANTON, WHO REFUSED TO EXCHANGE
THE TiET0E pr RT~ONFPs AT ANDERsONEILLE

y
EDE. ". STANTON, FHO REFUSED TO EXCHANGE
THE UNION PRISONERS AT ANDERooNFILLE
''DID VOC EVER !"-Ihe defaultins I AK Col
l@ctcr Of the Inquirer wants to know what be-
cana Of all the premiums on the specie and de-
saand notes paid into the county Treasury -
The f,uow ought to know that when his party
.amo into power, nearly five years ago, gold
snd silver we're Immediately driven ont Of cir
,Jlation The lat time there was any prem
.am received far specie pail into the County
Treasury. David Over, formerly editor of the
F,7a-er, was Treasurer. Mr.. Over can inform
his defanitiug friend, what became Of apmaras
0f nco An44,ed detlzrs Of premium on gold and
silver snat belonged to the county, shipped by
hin 70 Philadelphia. For the lastfse years 70
s2eeis was paid into the TFessary. la 1861 a
fys demand notes vera received, but Mai. San
sorl. who was then Treasurer, informs as that
afsr thoss notes commanded a premium not
twenty Eve dollars worth of them were Teeeiv-
81 BY him. Bat il IS hardly worth while refer
ing 20 this matter and we have done 30 merely
% show how thard up" tho defaulting ColIec-
tvr IS Eot scrseu behind which to hide his own
eh7uf9
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o. Z. SHANNON, Pr,th'y.

Septe nber is, 1865.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29

The FIRE DEPARfNENT.-Thes fires in this city
generally originate west of fifteenth street. There
il but one fire company east of that line, and that
company should be kept within its ward, unless a
large conhagration occurring in another part OF
the city, should render it necessary to the uni
ted force, of the department.
We can the attention of the Principal Engineer
to the Importance of establishing such regula-
ton. The danger to be guarded against is ths-a
fire may break out during the absence of the APP
paratus from the lower Ward to the western end OF
the city, and do considerable damage before il could
be returned to the lower Ward.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29
THE CITY.

MAYORS CouRr.-The following cases were be
fore the Mayor yesterday
Maria, servant of Lee Binford, was charged with
receiving four lard, salt, butter, &c., all of the
value of 1000, stolen from the residence of Thos
G. Turner. Continued until tomorrow.
Noble, slave of Angelina Lawson, was chaaged
with entering the dwelling of his mistress and
stealing therefrom lot of table clio. his, sheets and
wearing apparel, valued at 81 900.
George, slave of John Halston, charged with the
theft of lady's dress from some unknown person,
was ordered to be whipped.
Zepp. Ford, lad, charged with stealing fourteen
pounds Of guhpowder, was honorsbly discharged
there being no evidence to show that the powder
was stolen by him.
Patrick II. Martin, charged with threatening to
shoot ELAN Ryan, was held in the sum of $500 to
keep the peace.
Jim, slave of VIM. Allen charged with murder,
committed in Surry county in October, 1862 No
witness appearing, his case was continued.
Arthur Furquron, charged with being drunk and
disorderly, assaulting night Waterman Chalkley,
and stoning his house. The accused did not appear
before the court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29
THE ESCAPE OF SHERIDAN.
NrIp RrcuWoNn March 26th. ieb.


To the Editor of the Wing:
Most of the operations of the army are justly con-
traband. This much l feel at liberty 10 tell.
Pickett's Division has certainly been on the North
side Of the river, and certainly tried 10 come up
with Sheridan, and certainly failed from the want
of pontoons to cross the Pamunkey. Why these
pontoons were not up to time the Engineer Depart
ment can best explain. Gen. Longstreet was With
us in person, and, certainly bridegroom ne'er
painted for the appointed hour" as did our gallant
leader to meet this famous Yankee Rhoderick Dhu.
Even as it was he crossed, but, the bird bad Town.
With us was Lieut. Colonel Marmaduke Johnson's
Battalion of Artillery. The energy of its command
ing officer kept it up despite bad roads and burnt
bridges. When We crossed the Pamunkey, Colonel
Johnson, by some means unknown TO the writer,
1.-THE bridge would hardly carry the infantr) threw
over two of his pieces, and, if circumstances had
required was prepared TO throw over all OF his COM
maud. His is Virginia command. Sois Picketts
Division. Why not unite the twOt Together they
can and viii move, aud, together they will win
fresh victories, or, leave behind tale which will
not soon be forgotten. c, l.,
Co, 'HB," 18th Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29

FAYETTEVILLE PRIsoNERs.-Four hundred and
seventy-six of Kipatrick's ragga- mullins captured
by Gen. Hampton near Fayetteville, were received
by the Provost Marshal on yesterday, and assigned
to Libby Prison. They certainly were the worse
looking Yankees we have brought to the city;
were dirty, ragged, many barefooted AMI without
hats 1t would be difficult to select from all the
prisons or pententsres, in this any other coun-
try, more unattractivo set of men. The most
suitable comparison is to the dirty, indoeDt lazaroni
of Italy, who spends his life mainly in basking il
Italian sunshine.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29

Pork PACKING IN THE NORTHWEST. Tho Cincin-
natl Price Current, of 10th ult., says there Is q
marked falling off in the number of hogs packed in
the Western States during the past winter, the
whole business having settled down to the same d.
mansions which it had attained before the war;
And not only is there falling of at the packing
places, but tho amount of meat cured by farmers
for their own use, and by storekeepers ct small
places, has been much less than usual. The number
of hogs in the country is small, and the supply of
pork for summer use will be light"
The total number of hogs packed In 1854, was
1928 1884, in ls64'5, 2,422,77O. Decrease, 9O0 lO5
equal to ~ Ia per cent. The Price CareRt
says: -
The average weight Of hogs and the yield Of lard
show a argc average increase. though this was not
uniform, for In Illinois aud Missouri there Is fall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29

rT,HE horrible excuses committed 10y Shermans
Il thieves In South Carolina viii amaze and APP
pal the whole world beyond the precincts OF Yam
keedom. Within that charmed circle, however,
they appear 10 give the most exquisite delight
Tie mere capture OF Charleston, and overrunning
Of the country are but faint stmulants the Yam
kse appetite Tor horrors. The burning Of farm
houses, barns, gins, and whole towns, without the
slightest occasion or necessity, what affords the
keonest pleasure. All iankeedom speaks with ex-
ultation Of the inhabitants who have been rendered
homeless, of whole classes reduced from afIlueuce
% Leggary, Of women violated and churches desc
crcted. Not single touch OF remOrse-nOt
blush, because the monsters who perpetTate these
s-rocities are their. cOuntrymen, ever interrupts
for moment the current of their rapturods
thoughts We venture to say there is no other
people upon 'ne 20 OF the earth which would not
feel ashamed to own ~ villains for countrymen
that would not call for an -.,..t;oa,;on into the
conduct OF tho commanding officer ~ has allowed
the Yankee name aud character to be sts.--a into
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29
,SoostE I d ! 81 a msst astgIos to the aosolnp.

q tRoasEE 6lk b as Hsst service to the aosotnp.
+" llshmsnt of the great end"
We have thought 1t worth while to devote this
much space to setting Mr.. Goggin properly before
the voters Of the District We have taken the
liberty of using correspondence meant to be pri-
yate because we could not deny ourselves the grat
Hcation of laying before the public sentiments SO
honorable and so worthy of the times. II is for the
people interested to determine whether they will
regard Mr.. G. a candidate or not.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29
HEADERS 18TH REG'r Va aILITIA.l .
Richmond, March -, 1855. ( y

ORDER No. 9.
BY of the General Assembly OF Virginia, passed
February 18th, 1866, the bounds OF this regiment
extended and fixed 10 the corporation limits OF the city Of
Richmond and mile beyond said corporate limits on
the north side of James river" The same Iact directs
that the Governor shall attach all white male persons
tween the ages of Is and 40 gears, residing nhabng
sojourning within said bounds whether doncied or
"undomciled andnot expressly exempt from sill military
"duty by the law of Virginia, to the 18th Regiment OF
'the militia of the line"
order of the Governor directs that the enrolment
be Immediately proceeded with, command the
services Of every man within the prescribed bounds who
issuhject to duty"
All persons embraced in the above mentioned ct snd
not already enrolled will forthwith report for oincnt
at the Office of CAPTAIN Charters Provost Marshall OF
the regiment on the north side Of Main between 9Th and
10th streets, Pronpness in reporting will parties
the annoyance of being arrested by the guard Il
by command Of Col. I. j. EVANS Cong Regiment
A. GARY,
mhaS-d4t Lieutenant and Adult
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-29

GREAT ExcITExENT.--A great excitement was
kicked up in the neighborhood of this ONCE, yester-
day evening, about six o'clock Ten or dozen
men we're seen TO run into the old ruins on Franklin
street below 18th. Crowds rushed to see what was
the matter. thinking that felon of some dark dye
was attempting 10 escape. When the excitement
was at its height negro boy, al out IA years of age,
was led out Of the ruins by the collar and hustled
Oft to the Naval Hospital, whence, II appeared, be