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, 1865-09-16
TION NOTICE.

CHjc.ao. Sept. Is lY5.
Whereas tic Common Council of the CITY Of Chicago
has oIde1ed .hss tas alleys IA nioss r9Fs Dearborn
plankett, said work to be done under the supettn-
ftnden.n ofth Board q Public Works aad that ne
md cents b asseased upon the real tate
deened benedted by the imprnveMent 20 ordered. hc-
amended, IN such ease made ard provided;
Now, thettfuFt, public notice hereby g1Een 70 ~
hotrd OF Public works viii meet 1t Room No. y IN
The Court House, tn bsd CITY, On tha "a day 5ePtcm
ses the anoant directed aforesaid by tho C2n.ns9a
Council 10 he asseased on the rel estate 1ceneo oeo
n1ed os sa-o e'''esupe pe9'7A o''' J. e. GEEpELE,
FRED LETT,
O. = ROSE.
ca,,nna.3in. - of The HQatA Of P4t0c no
, 1865-09-16

Rrflrond !1ccidert-Cl,tIdren Datten by
Mad nnwS=Arr1Ta1 Of YfoOIN.

RrflYond Accldcrt-CI,fIdrc1 Nitten by
Mad Do~~ArriEal Of Troops.
|Specla1 De-paieh to the Chicago THbune.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Is.
4 terrible accident occurred here today, In the
running over hy 1hs Indianapolis and Cincinnati
freight tran At The foot Of Illinois street, Ct vo-
MN rsaned Henrietta kronau. Her Ron vas tue
fireman Of tbe engine which Killed her.
Two children Of Joseph sthrieztez were bitten
tins morning by mad dog, which attacked them
in their house, The Youngest Of the children was
in her crndle. Another 1abid animal NEE killed In
the office OF the Palmer Horst.
The sd regiment will arrive from Louisville TO-
night md will be embraced in the reception OF the
18Th and 18th tomorrow morning.
, 1865-09-16

Especial Despatct to tho Chicago Trihune.1
UTICA, n y, Sept, Is.
The Roller Hay Frees, Cotton, Waite 4 Brothers,
propreozs, Ga1esburg, ILL.,, that took the first pre-
mium at the Illinois State Fair, received the first
premium medal to.dsy at the New York Slate Fall.
now IN progress in this city.
, 1865-09-16
JUSTICE IN NORTH CAROLINA.

How Gov, ,TIn1len'n Officers Adrni1l*-
3er the Old SlnVo Code upon Frccd-
nlcn-4A Prisoner Murdcrou.ty A.
sntllted in Court, Afterxyurd Inlau-
manly Punished, and FlunlfT mts"
A5np.
, 1865-09-16

Loss of the Atlantic Cable Bnoy*.
uAt1fAx, Sept 1h-Ieut. Gamble, r.. NJ, OF Her
,1sieaty steamer Urgent, IN aettcr to the Erpresa
esys tie Urgent passed The locality where ne Cane
nuoys are reported 1o hase hcen placed ana @ w1,h u,
,hern. He concludes that Il the Great EASTERN
teckonings were correct thehuose mist hase parted
fron, f},c cab.e md drilled about the ocean
, 1865-09-16
NEW SKIRT
EnR 12RE

Anew and great Invention IN Hoop skttsOB
THE DUPLEX HLIPTIC ZOE DOuBLE> STE3L
SPRING.
WEST, BRADLEY a. CARY
Qnte ~. l. ~. 0. Ecst,}
o. Chambers Street, New York;
Arc the owners Of the rn,ent~ a"d exclusive nan7fso
tuIefs Of this.
J.w. BRAD1Ers PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
STEEL SPRING SKIRT.
This invention conasts Of Dnncz Tor two> Elliptic
Steel Springs sngcnously braided tightly and firmly
together. edge TO edge, mak.;. the TOUGHEST. ncss
TTS;-.s consequence Of It's great :iaI:c.ty md
EsI1n!c.sas " ts-.s and fold lie sk.s
easily, anH with the Earat .--t.nrs a. stlk OF
muslin dress: It entirely obytaes aud SileacSs
ouly objections to Hoop S.trta- VIZ: The nntov ancc
to the Neller ~ vel. A the public especially IN
crowded assemblies. carriages. ratlruad cars. church
peEs or N anT crowded place. om the difficulty OF
contracting them 70 oceIpy a snail space. Tha e.-
ttrty 1eoTes the dlmculty, whu giving tho .drs The
md most sysh md graceful appearing for n street,
}oyed the pleasure. comfort and crtnf coaFer.nce Of
Heastn9 tie Duplex E11lptle SFrto- Skirt for Sfne
day, E reTer aNerwnsds willingly dispense With the
use them Thev the best quality IN every raEt,
and BY far the gbtest, most durable Comfortable InI
economical skirt inside. Merchants will be snpplle ~
above, aud by Chicago johbe1s and ladies' II I'll drs
class rcal stores IN this city and throughout The d
~. Mcri9e for the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirts.
, 1865-09-16
NOTICE.

TORPOR ALTON NOTICE.
CHICAGO. Sept. 18th, LS15-
wherrsR The Common Council OF the City Of Cnt-
csso has osesed that unker street b. e1teaded est
Il s PoiucS .trert of lie width Of tf5 fcet md on
ins viii ttaf rsrt az Bunker street already opeatd
NnT tnerefore rublIn notice l. hereby given to al
crrsnus lnscresteds that the Commissioner Of tho
fcard Of FptE: works viii meet At Eoom No. y u
fhe T1nrx Enttse 10 1add c1tY, the 2!d day Of SEP
t16eE 4. j. i565, 1t tho hour Of 10 eocSa- H. %
ASSESS he damaets hat wa bs anstaine os TIC 6ns
nss 81 reason doing Of sneh YORK aod tho max
H. Ct said contemplated inE,os cms1t y. ro,d.,,,,
t. The 1ct1 IS feet Of that r7rt OF block not snoh.
hock ID to correspond With that part Of Ban.
Ser bftt AEeaas opened est Or tlA5se1
'As-' j. 6. G1SDELE
FEED. LETZ.
OIL. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Boa-d Of Public Works
, 1865-09-16

Reported Deatll of WlrZ.
WARRINGTON; Sent. 15.--1t was reported this
fiat Captain Wirz died last night, but on
inquiry, at the Old Capitol, It has been aecertatne
thai he i. somewhat improved In hcalth. The pros
pect is TINT bis tsial Wfll be resumed On No1aay
, 1865-09-16

.irr1rats at that port-Dc~trurtfon Of
NAnlcr& by the Salenantion1l-Tsycnfy
SIX burned and four bonded.
SASFRASClsco, Sept. 18th. 1865.
Honolulu dates TO AUG 10th, have been received.
The Whatrs, Jos. Nausy. Ioteph Maxwell and
Richmond had arrived from The Arctic Tht former
rudcr bond with l50 Railors, comprising the crcwR
of Ye+scls burned By the Shenandoah. She LEFT the
Arctic nbort the time the Nile departed for th,a
aty and reports The totnl captures BY the Shenan.
durh at thirty, Of which twenty-s!I we're burned
aad four honded. Their na1nes have been
heretofore tele:7uphed The Maxwell reports ten
whaleta escaped With nut Eiyfus the r1mes. Tue
Emily Jctdon and John r. Wekt, had previously
sailed for Okhotsk SEA.
The ship Cyclone, from Boston arrived ot Homo
.llu on the &c Of July.
, 1865-09-16

Custom House Monopoly Broken Up
EEw YoRk. Sept. 15.-Co1leetot King has broken
up The moEopoly OF CARING and lchtertn, GOODS
at this port, and thrown he business open to all
Hha eau furpieh The DecesaAty bonds.
, 1865-09-16

The Baltimore Ocean Line.
BALTIMORE, Sent, 15-Thc steamer Sonac-tet,
The first Of the new ltne from Baltimore, will sa1
for Liverpool on khe 18th Of September.
, 1865-09-16

NEW TouK, Sept. 15-Fifty thousand do!!afs
worth Of Government bonds were distracted from
the CONNER Of banking house on Wall street yes-
teray afternoon while the attention Of the clerEs
,sas diverted. Payment on them hns been stopped
md T. Geo reward otSlea for ihe3f recovery.
, 1865-09-16


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
FoHT SMITH. Sept Is.
Gen. Standwaite, The rebel Gen. Cooper, rebel
John 3sosz, and other distinguished rebel leaders
end delecates arrived to-day.
The Wnchltas eisued the preliminary treaty Of
peare thfe morning.
"A delegation Of the Camanehc tribe, wild 1ndt
ans Of the Plaln.. camc In this evening.
FoKr S11Tu, ArIansas. Sept Il
The following tiacs today signed treaty Of per-
manent peace With the rnltcd States represented
Ch1cIasaws, CoWssdns, Seaecas, Shawuees, Choc-
taWe, ORapawe. The reaty concludes as follows ::
- The undersigned do hereby acknowledge Them.
stfyeE 10 he under the protection Of the United
States Of America. and covenant aud agree that
hereafter they will in all things recognize the Gov-
crnment Of the Tuited States as exercising excel
tive Jurisdiction over them, and WILL not enter into
any s1ate, nation. power or sovereignty whatever
tint any treaty Of alliance ior cession Of
lanils, or xnY act heretofore done,
ay thcu OF any Of their people, y which they re-
uounee thrlt allegiance 10 ths. United Stsi:s Is
hereby revoked. cancelled and repndtated." In
consideration ol the foregoing stipu1ations made
by the memse1e of ,he sespceti{s nsiioas and M
through its Commissioners. promise. that 1t VIII
rcestap1ish peace aud friendship with all uatfone
and tribes oi lnltans, within the limits OF the So
called 1nd1an country that 1t will afford ample
protection md security Of the persons and ptop-
petty Of the respective nations or uieee, md de-
clars It's willingness 10 enter in1o treaties 10 aE
rxnge md ecirie all questions relating 10 former
made By eaid nations with the so-caNed C0r1cdcl'
STATES.
, 1865-09-16
rI,c blair Cont1overxy-1eplyo Of 1nasc

The blair Contyoxer~y-Reply oil 9uaSo
Holt.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-The FTfss this morn
trc contains reply rom Judge holt to Aontson-
crS Biair: - 11,+ l., r,e r,,,v
u, rr 131sir denfea thc 4atteI's charge that ne,
Indsc A., Il made, OF was in any manner Hsrtr to
40 sfil,ice With the rebel secretary Al ne IN ~
Sn,,;cr ~ n.as before Bpchanan'e cabinet lie alse
ss9s he neTcr signed, or WIS In any way party t.
an sereeuent that No At OF Tss "9nia asKs pfas f
m H. r.st Q. :hs EEitea SsasSa cazss-s @3' Nv
, 1865-09-16

ITO CLERGYA1EN, MINISTER'S
L AND PERSONS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.
i WrnK FIK1p OF rsKFtIsEs.
No Subscription Wcsk thu. has appeared for years.
pesents the attractions. tnsnnE fa thoHe RI
Gagged in liz dissemination ample yearly profit. Tbs
work Is entitled
A HISTORY OF TIE WORLD,
From tho Earliest Records 10 the Present Time,
nv I'u1L1r sNrTu E.A.
Vols and now ready. 70 be coDp!eted ns vols sgo
The F,tIre work IL intended to comprise eight vol
uu,es two dcvoted 10 Ancient History. bringing the
caatanins Mcdiernl History to the taking of Constan
tnore b the Tprx. ana iour 1eyosa to Modern f1s
1!ce n cloth, t150; sheep, {ta1; Aat morocco, t.
u. APPLETON 4 CO.. Publishers.
nos. 4IH il3 Tfruadway.
IN MI tht Tpit ed States n943
, 1865-09-16
FIRE BRICKS
rnRPORATTON NOVICE,

~ QyY1cI or Tu1 paARp OF PCB1.1C NoIE1}
CHICAGO, Sept. H. 1st8.
Whereas The Corraea Council Of thc Cityo Ghieago
through blosk il. fractional seS;en Z 41dt;91 @ 10 70
hs ione Under tic supeE1ntendenc Of the Bonrd Of
Tuhltc Wozp md mat ths snLa Of ono thonsaad naas
thc real estate deentd benefited By the Iups1ycmeaf
20 orde7td accorIr= to the provisions ot tue xsca
Vow, therefore, public notice Z hereby E,vsl = ~
Board Of iublic works viii meet Room 20. In The
Court House u said eity % te sd day OF ssptefte t
auount directed a!oze%ald. By :he Corron CouncM
10 to assessed the Ee1t Rstot deemed beneAed VI
sald contemplated improvement
FEEu. LETT,
OIL. ROSE.
commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works
, 1865-09-16
TORpORATJ0N NOTICE.

TORPORATION NOTICE.
~ CFY1ck or TIE BnAHp OF FEmtu WogKs,2
Ca1cAeo, Sept. Ii. rf1
yyhersas 1bt Common Council OF the City of Chicago
has ordered that the alley running east aa west rom
street to Aberdeen strset in Block Il! o1 tae
Il bs tiled graded aud planke, ean work to BE dnnr
under the s9pestendsoes r. the Boa5a 9t d pqnas s
50 6oaEa be assessed uroa the Ee2l estate dec;qed
benefited by the Improvement 90 ordssed secord,n7
to fu provisions ID the Revised Charter aS an1ei1co
in sUch case mat3e and provided;
Now, therefore, rnhlic notice s merely EIEen % ~ -
bnaTi OF Public works viii meet Al Room No. L, ,tn
Co4rt Monse I'D sity 91 hs e aag et M
amount directed ~ ntoreaall b the Common Coupen
70 Ne n2acs-cd the real estate deemed benefited oi
said contemplated improvement. , -1-rr
FRED. LETT,
O. j. EQsE,
Commissioners OF tho Doard Of Public Worss.
, 1865-09-16

<:ovrrnmcnt Snic OF Railroad stock
aG.irx In F1orlda-The Mariana
Registration Law 10 be 1es'o0-'A
Late Quar1ermaater Arre"fed.
,y.smxorox. Sept. 11-The New York 1tm"
Ts sa.t.Tf;yr Goyerpmeut eale OF 1ocomotsce
and caSs Will begin Ut Portland, NJ on n.,nsia sne 1n
md foow viii Hoston, New 5ork; Philaaeihn3ta,
AlesandSsa md othc9 points. Lively ca:np9a'oa
lsrec quantity Of the military Fait9aa = fG. .S,;
IN Virginia lzs heen leased 10 the Sfoacs m III u ne
| 6tate until the Gosprnment u fcaoy !" 'eA wv
4Atue.
Cnited Statcs District Attorney PEs.1!. o. a dne
Souh:fa DIst1ia Of Florida, Arrived tr tnls ca.t
| Of atatrx in l1arida -.
An cs.oH IL ssefpg tnade to test the MARYLAND
| HeE1-hahon Law, At hearing Of a mandRmas cast
against the Hegs.,er* In the adjoining count!, O
Aoutgomess, Instituted IN the District Court, r.
, 1865-09-16
WALKINE STICKS.

We arc in receipt Of large and Earled .nzotce-sone
BREWSTER, Halter.
ngu Ehe.uasn House.
, 1865-09-16

The Grcnt Indian CouncQ-A Treaty
Signed will Nine TrIbes-Tae Rebel
Indian Delegates.
Especial Deepatch to the Chtsso Tribuue.]
& FoHr x11n, Sept. II.
Col Parker and Secretary Irwin lesre here Satur-
day for BuT Geek, Colorado Territory, y1a Fort
Rilcy, to meet Gen. Sanborn, Supt. Murphy. Kit
Carson, and ". ". Bent, to make treaty With the
Anapahoea and Cheycnnes On the 9Th Of October.
Loynl representatives Of the following uibcs
signed today treaty Of a.nity and peace with the
United States: Greeks, Sen!noles, osages. Chick
asawa, Cowslina, senesas, shaWnecs, choctaws and
0nspaWns.
The rebel delegates IRE eight miles out aud are
expected in tomorrow.
, 1865-09-16
NtW Auutt4faEl1tf1|@S3
6 o Cd n o NJ e.

. fct tr0ut on North Shnsamo9 street, near Lake,
odaed for q few days at $3.50.
l.; BAIRD d BRADLEY.
13G Corner Lake and LaSAuest3,
, 1865-09-16
The Work OF Hctrenchnacnt-Atl the
Derartucntxfu1l-Nc Paper at Saxfa-
xffIe-F0n.mcFcfn1 Relations Of 1861


prcAcmtation to tho PRECEDENT
NV YORK. Sept 15--Tue IFo.iTs Washington
.lxcial saya there is juet now large pressure lot
o;Ice on The various executive departments A
roodly peo1,oEsioa ut msn disca%Ted ea, NON 'ae
The Treasury Department has given notice that
!. Nll only make aGpentmsnt. 70 m . and
clarins that no more employers desired IN that
bureau. A large number OF females eeek pafitions
IN BOIL departments.
new daily journal wi! Eoon he e,arted In Nash
vile, by a gentls1nsn, formerly attached TO the
rrcss Of tiir city. Ii viii sustain pzeeiden. JOHN.
ron.
The stnte Department has issued. revera months
in advance Of tile uenn time, the printed Report
commercial Eel:tops for 1851. II I. I larger docu
ment shan any c1.:tofore issucd; and snnsins moro
xuibolined by Congrcss 1tu he furnished IL a few
dayt. . I. 11,. ro.., ~ .,
..a-S n Yhe Missionary Sociefy OF the Methodist
csa,e1 yseFXa FsasPn PsssRs!es sns r.s4;s 3
EEts bJ.rticn1lT Engraved copies Of thcsr resolu
1imns on The deaih Of President lincoln"
, 1865-09-16

e1snkc Extended d-AFTivals at Norfolk
shipment Of To1,Nceo-Ce Census OF Coli
s-orcd pcpple-A Hio1 Qucl1ed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-Tbe Government has
decided to ulloge trcuty days tur.her time fns The
uccntuucr Of bids for the rurch4sc Of the Chntta-
noocs roliin. mill. i. t., to Oct. 5th.
Tic L. =. rcrcauc cutter EaukaEct has arrived At
Norfolk, where she Is 10 teraain on duty.
The Eaeship Malvern, Commodore ltadfaFd has
arrived from Port Iosnl. Charleston and UcanfoEt,
tium tour 81 inspection.
The shin Europa, from City Point, with tobacco
nom Richmond. has called for Rortfnux
Mat. ttcn. Webb ann stan len 1os hsch1nooa To-
JaT on the steamer Thoe. Golfer.
Thc ccusus Of The co!ored people Il being tascn
In tiis District by order Of Gen. M1lcs,
,nnonr ihe ncaToea, which wns enelled By attach-
mepi of tbc Gietr.ct ot Columbia cavalry. under
Lieut. IT. H. Wonle1ly. Twenty y-one negroes were
captured, al armed With EcsolFeSt, cutlasses ana
enrbincx ar shot Cups.
, 1865-09-16
EYE & EAR.

Dr.. UNDERWOOD. Ocnllst and AuFst- 0IeT,dv
sargeop Tor C.oaa Eye, :asaEncf &s and ~ Disease
srvca II nurheT-1.!t Randolph street Chiea-o. IL
ttc{al Eye. and inserted. sQ4sQt3I-IEnet
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-11

THE BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IS
TaE POROUS PLASTER OF DR.. ALLCoCK.-
They are warranted to keep good twenty years, but
may be returned for fresh pasters without charge
IMPORTANT QUALITIES.
They will cure a Weakness of the Back, Pair in
the side, LameBess of the Knee or of the Ankles
OF Cold Feet, sooner and with more comfort than
any other application.
KNOXVILLE, Albany Co., Jan. l6, 1852.
DR.. I. ALLcocK.-Dear SIr: Seventeen years ago
was sorely inJuled in my lack. AT length was
induced to use your plAsters. | wore one constant
ly for six months, ard did more hard wolk during
that FIX mouths than in the preceding fifteen years.
have not worn plaster for over eighteen months
and have had return of the gnawing pain and
weakness IN my back, but have been entirely we'll
amVour obedient servant, JOHN G. CRARY.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold BY all Dealers in Medicines.
July 2S-im
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-11
a FEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
IS THE BEST.

Il is made on the best principle while the i0reg gn
watch is generally made on principle at all The
foreign watch ia mostly made by women aud boys,
w HAND. While their labor is cheap, tn ,ir work
Is dear at any price. Such watches are made with
out plan, and sold without guarantee. Tkey are ir-
regular in construction, and quite irregular il
movement. They are designed only 10 sell, and
lhe buyer is the party most thoroughly sold. Those
who have kept "sucrts,'' ''lepines," and SsSwiss
levers" in profe,sed repair foI a few yeas viii ap
preciate the truth of our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead CT being made of several hundred little
pieces, screwed together, the body Of the American
Watch is formed of SOLID PLATES. No Jar in
terferes with the haI mony of its working, and no
sudden shock throw its machinery out of gear
In -dng or any business pursuit, it is all held to-
gether as firmly as single piece of metal. II Is
Just what all machinery should be
lst. ACCURATE. ID. SIMPLE Sd, STRONG.
4th. ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure CREAPN ESS by our system,
but QUALITY. We do not pretend that our Watch
be bought Tor less money than the foreign make
Jsers5 but that for lis real value Ii is sold for one
half the price.
OUR SOLDIERS ATCH (named VIM. Ellery)
is what its name indcates-Solid, Substantial and
ALWAYS Reliable-warr ,ntea TO stand any amount of
Marching, Riding or Fighting.
Our NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
(narued P s, Bartelt) is siml iu size and general
appearance, but has more jewels, and more elab-
orat- finish.
Our LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out,
is put up IN great variety of patterns, many CT
them of rare beauty and workmanship, is quite
small, but warranted TO KEEP TINE.
TIE PROOF of the merits Of cur Watch may be
found in the fact that we now employ over seven
hundred workmen in ouT factories, Gnd that we are
still unable to supply the constantly increasing de.
mand.
OUR THREE.QUARTER PLATE WATCH ia
thinner and lighter than the others have des
bed. LIS fine chronometer balance is delicatey ad.
justed TO correct the lTaton caused by changes
temperature. These watches ATE he fruits of the
latest experiments ia chronometry, and made
by our best workmen, in separate department oi
cur fctory. For the finest time keeping qualities
they challenge comparison with the best works OF
the most famous English aud Swiss makers.
ROBBINS &.APPLErDN,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
1872 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
THfy Yin
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-11
SHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of sundrY writs of Vend Exponas to
directed, there will be sold at the Court Hou sc
il the borough of Bedford, on Saturday, the I'd day
Cf Septe rhber, A, d. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
following real estate, viz
One tract of land, containing one hundred acres,
more or less about thirty ACRES cleared and under
fence with story and half log house and log sta
bic thereon erected, adjoining lands OF Michael and
John Revner, Joseph kennard and Others situate IN
Monroe township Bedford county, and taken in ex-
ecuton as the property OF John Morris.
ALso-One tract OF patented land, containing one
hundred and fifty eig ht acres more or less about 90
acres cleared and ender fence, with two story log
house and kitchen attached, bank barn and other out
buildings thereon erected and apple orchard, ad-
joining lands OF Jacob o to, Nathaniel Wore, Henry
Aibaugh and others, situate IN Napier township,
Bedford county, and taken in execution the prop
erty OF Lew Otto.
ALso-One tract of land containing 153 acres,
less, about so cleared and under fence
with log house and log stable thereon erected ad-
Joining lands of Michael Stroup, ohm Sites and 9TH
ers, situate IN Juniata township Bedford county,
and taken IN execution as the property Of Solomon
Lydick.
ALso--OHe lot Of ground IN the town of Fair Play,
fronting 60 feet on Main street. and extending back
about 100 feet with frame tavern house and ktci-
en- attached and a frame stable thereon erected
fronting or d street the east, and adjoining va
Cant lot on the west.-AlsO, one tract OF unmpro-
we'd land, containing u acres. more or less, adJon-
ing Johu f. Anderson, John w. Whitman and others.
Aso the undivided third part of tract Of land con-
II ming 267 acres, OF less adjoining lands Of
John c. Figar1 Jos Patton and Others, ali situate
in Broad Top township, Bedford county, and taken
in execution as the property Of George FlgaTd,
JOHN ALDSTADT, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Bedford, Aug. H. 1865.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-11
Address Of the Democratic State Com
mittee of Kentucky.

The Democratic State Committee of Kentucky
has issued an address 10 the friends Of the Con-
stiiution and Union, as originally framed, ur-
ging them TO vote for the candidates who are
opposed 10 the constitutional amendment abol-
lshlng slavery, not SO much for the purpose of
preserving Save labor IN Kentuciy, as with q
view TO defeat one of the measures of Il lawIess
party; whose design is to enfeebe and grade the
States that have a large negro population, to
place the whole Of the latter under control Of
tue reedmen's Bureau, and to compel their
admission as voters The address goes on 10
say
''There is but one barrier between the free
dom of Federal Republic and the slavery Of
consolidated despotism; that barrier is the
principle Of local self-government, called State
rights, the cherished doctrine Of the Democrat
ic party. When the FeQera Administration
would break through TINS barrier and assume
the control OF the strictly local matters that be-
long to the States, and especially when 1t Is ur-
ged on by party which recognizes no barrier
at all, which claims the power to swallow up
entirely, by an amendment, all the rights of the
Sovereign States which created, as their agent.
this Federal Government. it becomes necessary
that we should stand in the breach au3 resist
with alt our power, this first and most aar-
ming attempt 70 desn oy the very framework ot
our free government by a revolutionary amend
neut "
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-11
PURETC SALE

OF V.fLUABLE RE.7L EST.ATE.
The Undersigned offers bis farm for sale in East
Providence township, To be sold at public safe on
the premises, on
SATURDAY, 3otA SEPTEMBER, neat,
at O'Clock II contains $50 acres of red shae
land, of good quality, and in good state of eui.
tivaton. About 100 acres are cleared and Under
ience-the balance is well tubered. The improve
ments good Log Frame Dwelling House, Frame
Barn, and convenient out-buildIngs.
The property lies within kalf mile of the turn
pike and close TO the route of the Southern Penn :
syvania Rail Road. There is an orchard of choice
fruit on the farm, and every field except three is
wateTed with never failing streams.
The property viii be sold low terms Of one
third in hand and balance in two equal annual pay
ments. The owner has determined on going to the
west which is his reason for selling.
Address the undersigned at Raysh P, O., Bed
ford county. Pa, Joseph w. Tate, Esq, Bedford
or John C.. Black, B loodv Run.
JOHN FILLER
August l., 1865.