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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-25

LEGIsLAHyG CogFERENcE.--Iho Democratic
conferees, chosen by the Democrats Of the sew
erai counties comprising this Representative
District, for the purpose Of putting in nomina-
ton candidates for tie Legislature, net at the
Mengel House. in this place, on Thursday, l7ih
inst. The following were present:
Bs3tor5-John Sill, d. A. I. Black, John
G. Fisher.
FtAoa-C. "A. Gather. Jacob Mcdonald,
II ). Wishart.
.2.4.s5set-Capt. Geo. Z Baar, c. f. Ull
On motion, JOHN SILL, Esq, was elected
President Of the Conference aud John G. Fish
CT, Secretary.
Nominations being in order, A. j. Colborn
Esq, of Somerset, and Geo. a. Smith, ESQ &,
Of Fulton, were nominated On motion the
nomination of Messrs. Colborn and Smith were
made unanimous. On motion, "Heso{rs3 hat
the thanks of the conference be extended TO tbe
proprietor of the Mengel House, for the use OF
h.s parlors,
JOHN SILL. President
J G.. FFsTtrR Cac'V.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-25
August 25Im
GLORIOUS NEWS

EIOLul IS dI I.I = ICGs
To the Citizens Of EadfvGd County:
Ths Undersigned hss JUS; received : large IA; of
CASES, FRAMES, &C., NC,
for pictures, by which lie IS enabled - redacs ,As
p.ce 2J per cent, less .hGn any otae. place n aet
ford county. Persons desiring
Cheap Pictures AMI a Perfect / snE,altSS
OF tAen.ssi'a-, viii save money BY stopping I!
Gettys' Ph0fog "a ssssst GaEEery,
OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON HOTEL.
GZ~Caii and examine before going elsewhere.
Remember inat GErrYs Is the first mar who made
Am6Iotypes, Ferrotypes, Mela!notYpes, &c., 6e-s
in Beaford couGty.
Remember thar Gettys IS the first man VITO ms3s
Photogrepts IL Bedford county. Remember The
PLACE 0F03poslte the Washington hotel.
August 25-3t. T.R GAITYS,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-25
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEM0LRRTiC NQMiNA HUNS.
STATE TICKET.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
A = COiB0RN, Somerset Co,
GEORGE A. SMITH, Fulton Co.
COUNTY TICKET.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
JOHN PALMER, Bedford Borough.
ASSOCIATE ,rpGE,
~. C.. EICHOLTZ, ). Nooiberry.
TREASURES,
GEORGE MARDORFF, Bedford Bor
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
?. DONAHOE, Southampton.
JURY coMNIssIoNERr
! KENSINGE ER, Liberty
COMMISSIONER,
VI. :. RYTCHEY, Snake Spring.
rcoR DIRtcroR, 3yesrs,
y. r. ANDERSON, Z. Valley
TooR DIRECTOR, & years,
SAMUEL BECKLEY, 81. Clais.
AUDITOR,
JAMES MATTINGLY, Londonderry
ceRoaRR,
JOHN FILLER, Z, Providence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
BronIanatlon.

TERRITORY OF NEVADA. EXECUTIVE
i Department, Carson City, October 10, 1854.
Whereas, have received q requisidon frpm Ma.
1or-General Irwin Mcdowell, commanding De.
partment of the Pacific, the same having been
made under authority from the war Department,
to raise, AZ soon as possible, enough companies of
Infantry to complete, with those already in Serv-
Ice from Nevada, a full regiment of Infantry.
Now, therefore, /, James W. Nye, Governor of
the Territory of Nevada, and C9mmander.in-
Chief Of the Militia thereof do hereby call upon
the citizens of this Territory to organize them.
selves into seven ID companies sufficient to fill
Inc battalion of Infantry now in service from this
ton. ~ = - :
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused tne Great Seal
Is Of the Territory Of Nevada to be at.
fixed Done at Carson City this 18th
day of October, 1864. -. ~
Governor and Commander in Chief
49, OF the Territory of Nevada
attest; ORION CLEMENS.
secretary Of the Territory.
Ssch company Of Infantry consists OF one %
Tapaaln, one % First Lieutenant, one " second
rails ,,no l5s I'VE % sergeants eigns Se' CSrpo.
L as TWO ~ Musicians, one ~ Wagner and not
'es ~ tnsn sixty. -four 64) Privates. Oh.
lNo cnarge for IL foregoing. Orion.I oc29 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
Notice,

A Ii PERSONS INnHRTIE6 TO THE UNDER
~ signed Gate Sheriff or Storey county ~ ID for
sGs que Iof olelal services rendered ala performed
Gur9s my term Of ONCE hereby nSted ahd rs
sT0NER, Esq, at the sSe1sff,s Office, No. 4 South
street Virginia and thereby avoid costs Of execu-
sOn tha oI5er necessary legal process lot snf eUec
ton taeseoL Mr. stonef Is my duly au dn
and % pay out the same as fast as collected and re
CURED Just Indebtedness on my part TO others c
hoPe. rom the Indulgence already gwen 70 tnSse
except their market value as all ofncal seIylces
were rendered and performed BY me purely on .
casn pasfA and are payable In coin: o,r.n,x
: st- ~ ~ u 'sscT W, II, HOWARD, nd
- . Late Sheriff Of Storey county, Mt;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
'Gngs. As,esssd. Rdissd to.

Notice Is hereby given to owners and claimants
to the above described property, assessed 70 un.
known owners, to be and appear before the Board
Of Trustees Of the town, who will lit d 4 Board
Of Equalization at the Office Of the Clerk Of aid
Board on the Sth day Of January, 1855 between
the houn. OF 10 Am. and p. n, 70 chow cause
z any exist, why the valuation Of your property
Board ds0aM s.H. ROBINSON, cisfk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
Notice.,

ITO OWNERS AND CLAIMANTS OF THE
i following described property, assessed to
unknown owners.--At meeting Of the Board of
Trustees Of the incorporate town Of Gold Hill,
sitting as a Board of Equalization from Deem
Der 9th to December Goth, 1864 the follow ing pro.
ceedlngs were had A'i''. - 'a~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
800 Reward

VNHE AB0YE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
= the sheriff Of Storey county for the apprehen-
capped from the County jail last evening al o,clocf.
BE had on when he escaped grey flannel ShIrt
black coat and grey pants-ls about 30 years Of age.
inches blue eyes, somewhat sore thin whiskers OF,
chin, and baker BY trade. % J, o, CLHRK, =
oci1tf 2 Pl2 shsrif Of Story county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06

Newcastle Goal Company. g
W Company, No, 80 South c street, nearly
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Orders for Coal
left at the Office viii be promptly attended TO,
no30 II j. G, SWAIN. Sacrptarx ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06

= -.=.-.... q +, .5F,5s IS 900
mis- watch is rated TO the hour Of obseryal, and
for one month making only the small variation Of
IL seconds. The foioYine y copy OF the certih-
cate ACCOMPANYING the watch: - = -
This ID % certify that the accompanying watch,
No. 1855, has BEEN Manufactured In my eetahlish.
ment, and Is warranted perfect time keeper.
LocI1, ma Nov. Io1A UtlDn 6SEfINe."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DUTIES.

The following is corrected copy Of the nav sche.
dule OF stamp duties under the new revenue law.
which took effect on August LIST. lSe4: - = -
Acknowledgment or deeds. .exennpt
AtAsl atyff
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
LEGAL.
Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
II issued cst Of Justice GlSss' Court Justice
af The Peace in and for 0reeon Township Butte
County, California and TO me directed and delay-
cred. commanding me 10 make the sam of one
hundred and ierfy-two dollars. damages and elev-
Ell dollars casts Of suit together with casts that
NAV accrue. whsreiH y. J. F2rnes is plaintiff and
T. P Bengumsn i defendant
have ieyied upon and viii expose al pablo sale.
70 the highest bidder, for cash in gaid coin at
herekee lat. in front of The oce-d0ar ~ samuel
Gla>s. Justice of the Peace. in said Caaaty.
ON SATURDAY. THE l6rH DAY or SEPT.
A. n, 1885, at u o'eleek. VI. al The right. TIE
and interest OF r. P. Renguman. the above named
defendant, in and h the folnwinc described prlp-
srty heretofore attached in said canSe al the
interest OF r. T. Benguman in a dwelling house
aud the land on which said hpsse >tardS and eae
acre OF land surrounding said house said house
being ia the centre Of the land >itgsfed in uragaa
township, Butte county, California. about two
miles frsm Cherokee Hat na the lelt hlnd side of
the ad As yon 20 from Cher ,kee Flat 10 ure-
vilIe-the house which Il. +. BengnmAn now ocea-
pies. Al>o the right, title and Interest of r. p.
8snguman in a certain quartz ledge situated on
Ci0la GHloh. near Robert MctsregeF> house and
known rs Benguman Powel, Menanel'> and ciheFS'
claims. aud recorded in ofliee al Cherokee Flax,
Butte County. California.
!. II. ARMSTRONG.
Constable Oregon Township.
August 2lst. 1855. 4w-n4S
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
Summons.

sN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SECOND
Judicial Distract of the State of California. in
and ior the County OF nuiie. Mary Champion vs..
Francis Champion. Actan brought in the District
CONT OF the Second judicial pi~tiirt aud the
Complaint fled in the CnuutS Of Butte, in the Of
dce of the Clerk ot said District Court
The People of the State Of California, send
greetingta Francis Champir.
You are hereby required TO appear in an ac-
ii"n brnHght against you by the above named
Plaintiff in the District Court o the Second Judi
cia District oi the State Of California. IN u--t tr
the CnnnIy of Butte. and I" answer the Complaint
hled therein Ca copy Ot which accompanies this
Sammuli-) within ten days. (eXcln>iye nf the day
OF service) after the service yon ri this sum
moiS--if served within th- county; or if served
out oi this county bat N this Judicial District,
within twenty days; 1t served ont ct said Dis
trier. then withH Eirty dAys-OI tdgnent by de-
au,t will be taken az inst yba. the sad action IS
brought 10 obtain Decree ui tins Court DIS living
tie marriage relations heretofore and now existing
between ynu and Plaintiff. tor rct-Hls fully set
forth tu PLihflaS complaint. on lie herein. u
whirh yoa :. eciaily referred; aud ii y-G iail
tn appear and answer the said complaint : above
required. the Piinif VIII apply to the Court for
relief prayed tor in her complaint.
Given nHder my hand aud the seal Of the Dis
trct Cnur. oi the second Judicial District this 18th
day nt August, in the year of our Lord one taou
sand eight hundred and sixty live.
H.. : !. 4. MOORE, Clerk.
by JAMES GREEN. Deputy Clerk.
Internal Revenuc Stamps MS
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
United States Internal
REVENUE.

SENllE NINTH DIVISION FOURTH C0LLEC-
u ton District, comprising Butte County. No
tice Is hereby given that the lists of valuations
aud enumertions OF property, srbject To Income
Tax under the Act 10 provide ln.ernal Revenue
10 support the Government and to pa, the initIt>l
on The Punhc Debt, approved June 3tth. ls6l
and the Amendatory Act approved March 81, lS65 ,
made aud taken by +. Danham, Assistant Assess
at ssld Division 4th Collection District viii fe
main open Tor the examination nt all pers ,Is ia
tere>ied tor the space "t tea days from The dite
hereof, al the office OF Assistant Assessor. second
door iron Post Office, Uruvlile, between the hours
of 4. NJ and L. N and I'M nedately after til I
expiration of the said days I Will receive
aid determine all appeals relative IL eIrone"ts
excessive valuations enumeratluus made aud Ia
ken by the SAID Assistant Assessor.
All appeals IL the assessor as Aforesaid. must lie
Made In writing. aud specify the particular cause.
matter, or thing respecting which the decision l.
requested, aud stale the ground principle OF la
equality or error complained ui.
JUhN Nj. AVERY, Assessor.
mss ourih Assessment Distinct, California.
Dated at Sacramento, Jnly I'D, ls65.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
United States Internal
REFENUE NOTICE.

nERSONS WHO HAVE RECEIVED NOTICE
II who refuse or neglect 10 present To the As>is.
taut Assessor ot the Ninth Division Bstie County
of Fourth Assessment District ei California
cording 10 an Act 10 provide Internal Revenue 10
support the Government to pay interest the
public debt. and for oihsr purposes approved Jaae
30. 1854, amended by the Act OF March Sd,
1865. by the 29th day Of July 1865, will be assess
Ell under the Fourteenth section of said Act. and
every person. firm or corporation. liable to make
monthly returns. are hereby notified. that they are
required io deliver at this ofiee. on before the
10th of each month. the returns for the month
next preceding-at the expiration of said time
their returns will be estimated and the penalty Of
so per ceLtum added To the amount.
+. nUNHAM,
Assistant Assessor Ninth Division.
Fourth AS essmeut District, California.
Oroville. July 22d. 1865. MSS Il
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

NoTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Annual list of License and Income Taxes. un-
der the Excise Laws ct the Unued States. as
seSscd by i. Durham. in the county of Butte. has
been returned To this Office fpr collection. and that
The taxes thereon have become due and PAYABLE.
The Deputy Collector viii he ut his oflce. Bird
street Orovie, and is now ready to receive and
receipt for taxes and duties and all persons who
shall neglect II pay the taxes aforesaid as~eS-
sed upon them. to the said bepnty Collector with
III twenty days "f this date, shall be Liable to pay
ten per cent. addition al hetenn. and The amount
due shall he lien i'll favor af the United states
from The time it was asses I'd until paid with the
interest lepnities and costs that may accrue upon
all property and the rights to property belonging
10 sr.'h eTson or persons.
u4t G.. W. PRlNTY,
Deputy Collector of Internal i;even .e.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
Mississippi River Travel.
Somebody writes to a Philadelpl

Somebody writes to a Philadelphia
paper concerning voyage down the
"Father Of Waters as follows:
.'No one in these davs can be said to
have travelled, or at least TO have en-
ioyed the comforts and luxury of trav-
cling. until he has taken a trip on o
Mississippi river steamboat. The peo-
pie of Gotham can boast of their St.
John, Isaac Newton, and other elegant
river and Sound boats, but when they
come down to real cor.fort and good
living for week or ten days at time,
the Mississippi beats the world. The
whole arrangements of the boats are
adapted exclusively to the comforts of
the traveler-large, commodious, and
elegant state-rooms, hot and cod water
baths, wide cabins, attentive walters,
and tables groan'ng beneath the weight
os everything pleasing to the palate,
are among the leading features. Add
ed to them, fine band of music and
beautiful Toung ladies. nearly always
to be found to "trip the light fantastic
and what more could be de sired! From
New Orleans to St. Louis, a distance Of
twelve hundred and fifty miles, the run
ming time is from five to six days, de-
pending upon the amount of freight and
size and capacity of the boat. 1t has
been made, however, in three and a half
days. Many of the first class boats
were destroyed during the war, but new
ones have been built, so that now we
have some as fine boats as float the
waters anywhere. The only disagree
able thing about Mississippi steambfa at
travelling is the unhealthy way they
have occasionally Of blowing up. This
renders sleeping to nervous and timid
people. somewhat difficult. But in this
fast age few hundred lives occasion
ally are nothing in comparison to saving
a few hours time in making a quick
passage. Judging from the amount of
freight and number of passengers,
steamboating is very profitable this Sea-
son. All the boats seem to be doing as
much as they are able. Much credit
is due to Mississippi pilots and steam
boat men generally for tie active part
taken by them during the war. The
Government was dependent upon them
almost wholly for navigating their gun
boats and transports, and they stood
up to their work manfully under the
most trying circumstances. Their post
was one of danger, and if any one was
to be picked off by sharpshooter, or
become the target for a she'll, it was
generally the pilot. The towns situa-
ted along the banks of the river seem
to be rapidly recovering from the raw
ages Of war;"
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

SOMEBODY has found out new way
Of taking pictures, by which they can
be taken better in the night than in
the daytime. A photographer has
missed several from the frames that
hung by the door, and doesn't approve
Of the new plan.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
SheriH'S Sale.

EBY VIRTUE o. WHIT or EXECUTION
Issued ont Hf the lI>irct Court Of The see
"td ~HdcIdi District, IA and l"r Butte Caunty and
State at california. under the seal THEREOF. 10 me
directed and delivered. commanding me u make
lie sum "i huLdied aud seventy and SO 100
duliais wl Interest. at the rate OF iva per cent.
per month fr'm pIil Sih lSi2, Hntl pad: less
the oi ihree ha.d.cd thiIfy-tyo AID ~; 100
d"liarS. itf1 'nAt ui judgment a-si led to r. ".
Gould. Feb IN. 1865 Ais. Tor nineteel aid 80 loo
dIliars. costs uf suit aad sii secraing costs,
wlieitin L. H. Gould l. rlii tiif and Jpnn ."ris
saeiendlnt. | have levied app.i. asd VIII exppSe
al public sale. 10 the i-he7t bidder iur cash, at
tie Court House door Ia sad county.
ON MONDAY, THE llth DAY OF SEPT, AID.
is65 at two o clock p. N of said 1ay all the ri sht .,
title and Interest or the defendant the follow
ing zeal property. towif: All that certain piece
or parcel Of lauu lying west IA little south Of
west oi the village "l Nyandoite, in wyandotie
Township, Butte County, slate uf California. be-
ihg The same known The j. ,. MONS residence.
continuing ioIty acres of land less. to-
selher with all and singular, the teDenents aud
her, r,ditaments thefeunto belonging nr Ia any wise
appertalnIng. r. W. DAY.
Sheriff of Butte CoIn!y,
Ry B. F. IoNES. Under sheriff.
Uruvllie. Aug ~, 1865. 4wn42
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THE union RECORD

THERE are now in the Sandwich Is
lands one hundred meeting houses, many
of them valuable and durable, erected
for the most part by the people them
selves, at cost of not far from $780,
900. The church at Honolulu is built
of coral rock, and may stand for Gen.
turies.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

A MODEL miniature locomotive made
of gold and silver, with ruby for a
head Light, and costing $1,000, is on
exhibition at Taunton, Massachusetts.
Its wheels are driven by clockwork.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

ga SOFT answer turneth away
wrath'-A speck falling on sheet Of
white paper may be blown away by
breath and leave no stain brush it off
roughly, and it will be engraved into
the paper.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

BosroN has purchased, and is going
to place in Faneuil Hall, the picture Of
Lincoln, painted by Joseph Ames, and
pronounced by Sumner, Wilson and
others the best portrait eXtant.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

JOHN PETERSON, who is said to have
been servant of General Washington,
died at MELVILLE, Cumberland county,
Pennsylvania, short time ago. He
was considerably over a hundred years
old,
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

In CINCINNATI, the other morning, a
negro named Stevenson, disposed of a
rival in the affections of a colored
woman by chopping his head off with a
hatchet while he slept.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

AHARD working clerk of Des Moines,
Iowa. has, by the death of an uncle in
Wisconsin, fallen heir to four good
farms and nineteen thousand dollars in
cash.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

Don PEDRO CANDAMo, the richest
capitalist in South America, recently
died at Lima, leaving fortune which,
it is asserted, exceeds the sum of Sl6,-
100000 sterling.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

"Now, Children" asked a school in
spector, "who loves all men % A lit
tie girl not four years old, and evident
ly not posted in the cntechism, an
swered quickly, "All women !"
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

The Detroit Tribune tells of the ar
rest, in that city, of a woman on whom
was found securely strapped tin can
made to fit on the body ''where bustles
ought to go'' snugly, and which con-
tanned one gallon of liquor.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

"OLD age is coming upon me rapid
w." as the mchin said when he was
stealing apples frcm an old mans gar
den, and saw the owner coming, cow
hide in hand.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

THE rebel General B. F. Cheatham,
in coming up on the train from Allan
ia, conversed freely with our soldiers,
admitting that the doctrine of secession
was over thrown and slavery destroyed.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

A MILKMAN may water his horse at
a brook every morning without ques-
tion--but his little boy fishing for min
nows in the milk cans may give rise to
suspicion.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

The London Herald says the North
has lost million and half of men in
the war, argues thence that the Govern
ment is weak and exhausted.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09
Sherifs Sale.

EEY VIRTUE or WRIT OF EXECUTION
y issued nut o. the District Court ut the renth
judicial District. in and for The county Of ColuSa.
and State Of California under the seal thereof, 10
me directed and delivered. commanding me to
make the sum OF eight hundred and fifteen dollars
with Interest at the rate OF three per cent. per
month, from October third lS6l until paid: to-
eether with all acciuing costs on said writ. less
the sum Of s72-42 credited said judgment July,
22d 1865. wherein JOHN CHENEY is plaintiff.
and DANIEL GRlSW0LD i defendant. ! have
levied upon and will expuse at public sae, To the
highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door
the in town of oIovjlle, county aud State afore-
said,
on MONDAY. THE 1lth DAY OF SEPT,
A. u. 1865. at two O'Clock NJ. of said day all the
right. title and interest of the above named deien-
dant in and To the following decti1ed real estate,
to wit: 100 acres af land. situated IN Section p
north Iahge une west. mount dabio meridian;
bounded on the north by Venebles west by Gris-
wolG, south by idSell, aad on the east by Last
mans. taS descSibed the assessment roll for the
year ls64)
F. W.DAY,
Sheriff Of Butte County
By p. F. JONES. Under Sheriff. 5w-n40
uroville, August -. 1851.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

The banisters of the grand staircase
of Baron Rothschild's new mansion, in
Picadilly are made of gold and plati-
mum.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

The former purser of the privateer
Rappahanneck is poverty stricken
sot in the streets of Paris. His wife
died in a charity hospital.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

BACHELORS are not entirely lost in
the refinement of sentiment, for the
following toast was given by one Of
them at public dinner. "The Ia
dies-sweet briars in the garden of
life.''
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

You would be very pretty, indeed"
said gentleman, patrcnizlngly, to a
young lady, ''if your eyes were only a
little larger"
"My eyes may be very small, sir,
but such people as you don't ell them.
The weekly union record., 1865-09-09

Miss RorHsCHILD, on the evening Of
her marriage, received preseut from
her cousin of a pearl necklace worth if
ty thousand dollars.