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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
Post Office Election

The undersigned, citizens of Han
cock County, and who receive their
mail matter at Findlay, fully recog-
nizing the principle that the will OF
the majority should be regarded; and
also aware that considerable feeling
is being engendered, by reason of the
efforts that are being made by the
friends of the applicants for the office
of Post Master at Flndlay; and be-
lieving that the appointing power
will regard the wishes Of the people,
respectfully invite all legal vtters OF
said county who receive their mail
matter at Findlay, who supported
Abraham Lincoln at the last Presi
Dental election, to meet at Findiay,
on the
sTH DAY OF APRIL, 1865,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and 1 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, and
cast their votes for the purpose OF
selecting a person to be presented as
a candidate for the Office Post Master
Mt Findlay.
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Died,

March sth, 1865, Flemon 1. son of
John and Rachel A.. Fletcher, aged
three years six months and one dav
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N
.Ds DssEELYE'S
BRONCHIAL SYRUP

AN uNFATiISG REMEDY ron
Conghs, Colds Bronchitis Sore throat. Hoarseness,
and Irritation of the Bronchial Tubes or Lungs.
Tickling in the Throat. and Group
This syrup is especially beneficial in affections
of the Throat and Bronchial Tubes, caused
by Catarrh, greatly assisting in its permanent
cure when used in connection with the Rem
ady. II taken in time it NEVER FAILS TO
cure the severest cases of Group.
Being agreeable = the taste, safe for chill
dren, speedy IN its feet giving strength TO
the voice and lungs, it Will soon find its way
into every family in the land. Price $l.oo
por bottle.
DR. D. II. SEELYE 81 Co.,
Sole Froprietors, Freeport MS.
GENERAL AGENTS
JOHN ID. PARK. Cincinnati Ohio.
} WILSON g. PETER, Louisville ky.
SOLD BY ALL WHOLESALE DRUG
GISTS, and at retail by
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
sod in Eindlay by Huber IL Locke
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07

The Vote on The iniirmary, 1t not
being a political matter, was unani-
nous. The vote on the balance of
the ticket was light, but it shows
a handsome Union majority,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07

The election in town on Monday
last passed off quietly. The vote
polled was rather light, and there was
but little excitement. About ten
o o'cloclt the glorious news of our sue
cesses before Richmond began to
come, and the election was allowed
to take care of itself, as being Of mi
nor Importance.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
sTH DAY OF APRIL. 1865,

We, the undersigned, members o
the Union Central Committee OF Han
cock county hereby endorse th,
above call.
Ezra Brown, Chm'u.
j. NJ. Hamlin, Sec'y.
X. S Baker,
Isaac Davis.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
quietly expressed.
Marriage Licences .

Marriage Licences.
The following is the list Of mar
riage licences issued by the Probate
Judge, for the month Of March:
William Edwards and Catharinc
Ioch.
f. Hartman and Jane Cameron.
II. G. Hill and NJ. A. Roberts.
o. =. Gierhart and Sarah +. Bur.
ner.
f S. Wheeler and Elizabeth A.
Lyon.
c. Blinn and Caroline C. Ruch.
William Wells and Lucinda Mess
more.
c. b. IIales and Mary A. Ebersole.
A. Ebersole and Isabella Welsh.
f. w. Cromley and Martha j.
Cromlev.
VIM. II. Sheraden and Anna L.
Smith.
Chas. Johnson and Elizabeth War
ner.
j. w NJ Powell and Harriet A.
Dulin.
y. Edwards and Sophia Bish.
l.. Scothorn. and +. j. Ricketts,.
c Stearns and Nancy Collins.
+. Miller and : Nicholson.
II Coon and + j. Sanderlan.
i, c. Moore and j. NJ. Putnam.
j. Aurand and Aunetta Miller
L G. Morgan and y. j. White
lock.
John Rcitcr and Mary \. Quinn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07

Narri' d,
in FiudIuy, on the 81 instant, by
Rev. G D. Oviatt, Rev George
Henry and Miss Ann Travis, all OF
Hancoci, Co, Ohio.
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d. c. Connell, has received his
Spring Stock of Hats and Caps. 1t
is we'll selected, and the latest style.
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Letters

bN'lfI~
Remaining unclaimed in the Post.
Office at Findlay. State # Ohio, on
the 9Th day Of April, 1865:
Mrs. Maria Annabil, j. Russell
Baker, Daniel Bowerso!l, /. b. Car
roll, Jacob b Cromlev. j. + Duflin,
Miss Lucmda Ddvall, Mrs Mary Ann
Eilet, Catherine Folk, Mr. Fitch, Daniel
George, Charles II, Guhbins, David
Hammon, Miss lIlmenl Ucndsley,
Nicholas Heilrici, c. +. d. Hare,
Miss Lydia Johnson, A. $. Kings
berry, W f. Kinnear, Miss Eliza Jane
Lanchlia, W. Leroy, W. II. Neon
nell, VIM. Merlia, Samuel Poolman,
Elizabeth Swisher, Mrs Elizabeth
Swesborgcr, 5, |, X, II. p. Watson,
Jas. b. Walker, Isaac Weis, Miss
Malissia Walters.
Persons wishing to obtain any of
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and pay one cent for advertising.
j. B. ROTlICHILD p. NJ.
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GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES

GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
For FIVE Hundred Dollars. with 81 per
week compensation, can be had for 81 per
annum, or any other sum between $500 and
10000 at pro portonute rates.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secuers policy Tor $4,000 or, Sl0per week
compensate ON Tor all and every description
Of Notwithstanding or otherwise under
Ooer@i Acc,dont Policy at The Ordinary Rate.
THIRTY DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures full Policy far si 600, ar 81
per week corporation, as above at the
special Rate,
FOREIGN RISKS.
p licles ISSUED for Foreign, Vast India
and California Travel. Rates can he asGer
tanned by application to the onlte or Agen
cies.
SHORT TIME TICKETS.
Arrangements are IN course VI cnmnletion
by winch the traveller viii he allie Ia
purchase, at any Railway tickat. olise, Inm
rance tick'7s Tor one OF thirty days travel
Ton cents Will buy n ticket lor one tay ',
tray el msurlng 50 900, or S,5 week ly com
pen Satinn. Ticket poliGios may be had {, ~
3, q, and II mOnths, IN the sam, manner
Ha2 lrd"us Risks taken at hazardous rates.
NJ Medical Examination required. Pulicies
written by tho companies Agonts.
Policies for $4,000 and for 1--WE years cal
be mad by application at the Home 0nlce.
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Fownsh p Vote.
The vote on the township officers
is as follows:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07

The balance of the ticket had no
opposition, and of course was unani-
mously elected.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07

Laird's Bloom Of Youth, Ha.
gan's Balm, Hudson's Tooth
Paste, Hostetter's Bitters,
Family Dyes, Hair Dyes and
Combs, Pills, Pencils and
Perfumery, Salts, Sasafras,
and Sand-paper.
At GRAY'S.
FINpLAr, March, %, 1865.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
New Advertisempnts.

Read these notices and then read
the Advertisements, as they are o;
importance to all.
Dry Goods-Henderson & Son.
Groceries--D. Cline.
Hats and Caps--D. G. Connell.
Stationary Photograph Albums &c.
Huber IL Locke.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate -
Eliza J. Walters.
Administrators Notice - George
Downing
Notice-John Todd.
New Gootls-Patterson & Taylor
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07

We learn that young man named
Samuel Bear, in Marion township.
fell dead while Mt wood chopping.
Ills death resulted from heart dis.
ease.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
MARRIED.

THARP-BRENEMAN-- On the 18th inst. BY
David Y. Evans, Esq, Mr.. Jacob Thar, TO Miss
Sarah E. Breneman, all of Londonderry township
H0YMAN-BURKET.--0n the 18th inst, by the
same, Mr. Joseph Hoyman, of Londonderry town
ship, to Miss Harriet Burket, of Allegheny eoun-
~ Md.
BERKHTMER-ACKER the 10th inst, by
Rev. G. U Heilman, Mr.. George Berkhimer and
Miss Rebecca Aeker, both of St. Clair township.
HILLS-RADEBAUGH the 10th inst, BY
Rev. a. Essick, Mr.. Styles Hills, of West Pr0vi.
dence township, to Mrs. Charlotte Radebaugh, Oi
Bedford township.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
IF old John Browgi Advises The
4 @On - N 10 Arm and Demand their

nta yoa,n brown Advises the
= EegrOps 10 Arm anu beanAAa" laAeAF
Rights. r
On the 28dquite anumber of negroes,
Aom different parts Of the States, met
~ ltol,r pnt-in- Bav for the purpose OF cele-
ea.a+ino the anniversary of the issuing
" the emancipation proclamation by
plrosident % Lincoln. The crowd present
daIiad unOn John Brown, son OF old
'011sawatt0mie Brown. who resides upon
p,t-in- Bay island, and invited him 10
address them. Mr.. Brown accepted
+be invitation and addressed the ne
grnee. A Republican friend OF ours
gh0 was present and in whose Neraci-
tvwe have the greatest confidence, has
furnished uswith tie following synop-
els of the main points Of the speech:
Mr.. Brown opened his remarks BY
.sEarringt to the occasion which had call
- tn en- together, and after some COM
saIinn entary remarks in regard to Presi-
snnt emf lincoln, and a lengthy ,,,isserta-
ion up[n the noble qualities Of the
black race; besaid:
fAfy col0re4 friends. YOU have nov
the right to one box; but th,Nre are Two
other boxes which you ought ~ claim.
one ofwhich is the ballot-bOX, AMI me
=, her is the Ttry-boX. II the N'ute
.,oo Ne fail 10 give you these, and n 81 Z
Pponno p91 get them in a pe&eeable way. l
od,TiSn oIr,i III to arm yourselves and de-
mand you i''i / iS'''9 q 'o'ii 'i'e gwen
NM, IN order 10 IN 'press this idea more
a,iIr ~ ~, az +I,o r,p Is Of his hearers, Mr
B. gave the Stats, i ~ ~ 1870 a7o -
negroes in the United '''''SS' >,'''''''''''
and Hayti, and said: ,ro,, o,J
'"rhey can be dopends Il 4 = o',ri' ,.@,,, ,,,,,.
will aid you in ycur StrugFAe 10 0''
rights" ,....
Mr.. Brown, in alluding to the t,oion-
iZati0n scheme, SAID:
"There issome talk Of col0ni2inC YOU,
my cOl0red bretheIn, i'm some Iar OH
State or cline. / advise y0a not to lis
ten to any such a monS5rGUs PROPOSE
ton. DO not 90, but, on the contrary,
remain here and fight ior your rights ii
necessary. You will be aided in the
contest by many Of your white broth
rem The son of old John Brown viii
never deceive you, - Ie.
In concluding his speech. 1Ir. Brown
gavethe negroes the following advice:
"RelIember your arms, keep your
bayonets bright, and be ready ior the
coming issue"
It's hardly ncceSsaG- for us Ia COM
neut on the speech Of Mr.. Brown. Our
readers Will fully understand what he
means. They viii see that he IS but
following in the footsteIs ot his father,
who was hung Tor getting Up All Insur-
rprriOn i'll Virginia, capturing the gov
eminent arm0ry at Harpcr's t5r.y, and
for the murder Of innocent pscsgHS.
Theyoungcr Brown seems - have in
herited the insane ideas Of his father,
and, if possible, Is more bold in
his enunCiation OF his opinions than
was mis- ancestor OfulcG OHIO -AecG.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
ETERCiIAN-rS' SHOW " BILLS,
~ printed in superior style. and Unon reazon
bic terms ut TIE BEDFORD GtzrTrC Office.

---,,,, ,,-r,.,. ..., =
- II i1ICLf y fN+AiIi-'- ~ Nj I'' ~
: sanary writs Of feHdittuni LSnonas tn me Ill
rected, there viii be sold at the Court House. IN
the borough Of Bedford on saturday, the lsta day
of Nov cmhcT, at 10 clock, \ NJ, the following
real estate, t" Wit
One tract of laEd. containing la5 acres more or
less about 60 acres cleared and under fence, with
two story log house. double log burn and other
out-huiidntS thereon erected, adjoining lSnGs ct
Tho's Burksl, Michael Wcyant. samuel Burket s
heirs and Others, situate in Union township, Bed
ford county, and taken in execution as the proper
o. Of Abraham tToylc
ALSo-one lot of ground IN iae town 81 wood
berry, fronting So feet o.. Il' 5a 0n-vii~ & "4I-
berry turnpike road, and extending bsek aoon' -a'
feet, With two story log iF#hc dive ing house
with basement story thFrc"a erected, aGjJihnS i't
"i Samuel j Cl>tHcr, ON the Norm, gnd me Meta
oIis church al the South. situate in Middle Wood
berry township, Bedford ctuHtg, and taken ~ cS-
ecuti0n AS the property Of Margaret BUigsr.
ALso-oue tract Ot land conta,nii. - acres
more or less, about ~ acres cleared ard uayeE
fence, with Il two story !0s house aut log sja2le
thereon erected. adjoiuinE iuuds of Isaac Berkhi-
mer Philip Shrner aud others situate in 81. Clair
township. Bedford county. Hnd taken III execution
a. the property ci Reb7cca Sleek.
ALSp--lne irF.. 81 iHna 'gh'9li'Ig lyV a acFeS'
ihotF"F l-7'. '.a, 90 S-4 ' "'' l','ci
Lila & '"' story "5 'TF..1 i'''' - 'o- S'i'5
'4ereoh efes-s.' I-'' a.! Pl''' - '.,', ,' ma
J'i'iils anu ~ > h-'"l" ''.ll' 80; '
cob senior ana o'her4, S,-2'" IN - llair 'o|l-
mp Dsul''u ~ .o,i's' s5, ''' ' d.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.-The undersigned executor
OF the last will and testament OF Joseph " Sleek
late of tbs township Of Napier, in the county Of
Bedford Pa, deceased, by virtue Of the authority
and direction ir said will contained, will sell ss
public outcry uron the premises,
On TUESDAY. N0FE-HBER 18Th, 1865
all the following described two valuable farms or
tracts OF land. to wit Tbs one thereof being form
eriy the mansion property Of said deceased. situate
in ST. Clair township, adjoining lands Of Gideon
D. Trout, Frederick Rninger George W. Vickroy
and dothers containing about go or less,
about - acres thereof cleared and under fence,
and in good STATE of cultivation, with good
TWO-STORK FRAME WFATHERBOAR-
DED DWELLING HOUSE, 4 LARGE
FRAME BdRN, Il GOOD STABLE
sufficient for 20 head of horses, and other out
buildings thereon erected There is also a large
spring of excellent wafer convenient 10 the house,
large Apple Orchard, and plenty Of other choice
fruit, to wit Peaches, Pear7, Cherries, Grapes,
&c. upon the premises
ALso-IheTe will be scld ~ the same time and
place one other tract u land situate in the same
owrship, adjoining lands of Daniel Heck, George
kiaingcr, Tobias Barnes and others, containing
l06 acres and i3 perches more or lees, about 20
acres cleared and under fence, the balsnee Of the
tract is well cJv cred with Pine Oak. Chestnut and
other valuable timber There is also spring Of
good water upon the premises.
Sale to commence atll O'Clock A VI. Of said day
when the terms Will be made known by
GEORGE II. SLEEK, Ex'r.
October 6. 1855
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We have adopted the following mode of
D. 5 r r | B L TION
by sale of $4,000 articles Of value
OUR NEW MODE,

OUR NEW MODE!i
The articles Of goods are numbered from ! up to
Is 900 ! 375Gj consisting Of Pianos, Melodeons,
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines Tea
and Table Sets, Solid Silver Tea and Table Spoons
and Forks, etc, etc. and the other 81 800 articles
Of valuable Jewclry, Work and Toilet cases Pho
togrGph Albums Open face Silver Watches, and
fancy articles in great variety Is, GOO notices
hered from to Is 00e are printed and put into seal
Ell envelopes and we'll mixed, and of these is
taken out and to the person sending % cents
70 cover expense Of postage, correspondence, etc,
and the article or goods corresponding with the
number on the notice will ne sent to the holder of
the same Immediately (if he desires to purchase
the article the receipt Of tio0 aoitors. For in
stance IF the number on the notice sent 10 you
should be 500, and Piano, or Diamond Set or Gold
Watch should be numbered 500 it will be sent to
Fou Tor s. and 50 on ter every article in our iis Of
-, 0gg articles.
- 4fier yece1rIRg the Article If II a9es not
D'eas6 yYu. gar c2T return a, end Y0HT money
SHhLL BE REFUNDED
T@enty five cents must be sent to psy e1 oensc Of
postage, correspondence. etc, on one notice
ErrDclpScT, that whatever article corresponds
With the number your notice, you can have it
by paving TWO DOLLARS for H. whether ii be
worth Sl00 or $500 And il is for our interest to
deal fairly, and send out our fine articles as it
gives confidence to the public, and thereby increa-
ses cur sa!cs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
VALUABLE BROAD TOP
LANDS FOR SALE.-Estate of John Il. Lane
iate o. the Civ Of Lancaster. deceased

LANDS ron Sahh.-Estate OF John n. Lane,
late o. the City OF Lancaster, deceased.
THOMAS 4 SoXs Adctioneers.
Pursuant to order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, Pennsylvania, the Administrators
of the estate of said deceased win cell perernpto-
rilv, on TUESDAY, thel4th day of NOVEMBER.
1865, at Il clock, noon, a; the PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE the following described coal lands,
late Of said deceased TO wit
No 5. Containing las ACRES AND 90 PER-
CHES, neat measure, situate in Broad Top town.
ship, and warranted in tie name Of Christopher
Long.
! CHES. neat measure, in the township aforesa;d,
and warranted in the qame Of john Sock
No. . Containing l13 ACRES AND 22 PER
CIIES neat measure, situate in the township afore-
ssid in the name Of William Lane
No. o. Containing 404 ACRES AND 81 PERCH
Is neat measure, i'll the township aforesaid and
warranted 10 William Foster
No. Z Containing $50 ACRIsS AND PERGH-
Eo neat measure situate IN said Township and
warranted in tho meme Of John McClain
No S. Containing %63 ACRES AND So PERCH
| rs neat measure, sip4ate In said township, and
| warranted in the nah of Daniel Kerr.
No. ., Containing Il ACRES AND l22 PERCH.
hS, neat inc~are, situate in said township, and
warranted IN the nane of Thomas u. hong
Tracts Acs: } 4, D, z S & are situated contig-
Gous. TN Sapd Run, which en1pt:es into the Rays
J town hranrl :, of the JEniata, near above Hope
we'll, IN sc Huntingdon and Broad Top Raiirsad,
8 arsaof .of which road has beenf graded up said
rur 10 ~ near said lsad These six traets ere oil
| good coal lands and forN ono of the best coal &C.
! TIT esin TIE Broad Topceai field and can be mined
! "n Sandr Ran, and SIX Siila Ran, They can be
mined together or each af the tgaots Gun be mined
separately, a3yanta&eolIsly se4 N.e Z.
No. 9, is situated. several miles fsDm the above
-Itrsets, near tle head afSSndy Hun is good coal
tysoi ana act with excellent pnlNcT, 80. a..
3 Anap of thF isf1is ear. I'c reeu or haa by aP-
.piying 10 u. Thomas j 6ous ApctioneeIs, Phila-
ie'oh
Z ANY further informati0, desired before the sale
san be had by addressing the Administrators, a
Lancaster cr tho Hon. Sauuel l. Russell, At Bed
ford Pa.
'fgRHs; Ten percent of the purchase money tC
bepaid al the tine Of ssle and the balance Oh the
Is. day of January 1866 e
Il, W CARPENTER,
H. E. SWARR, =
Admr's- de bonis non Of John n Lanes decd.
NJ. THosAs Sovs, Auctioneers, l3s sad IA
South 4th Streot, Philadelphia
LANCASTER, Pa. Oct, 8, 1865,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
zleaI Galale sales.

DCBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
RFAI.EsTATE.--The subscriber AdGinis-
trato- Of the Estate of Eruacis B. Cofle slato os
Union township, aeeed will Offer for sale on the
premises On SATURDAY,, the IStd 2aQ Of
NOVEITBER. ns77 tho following real estate
viz Lots nos 12. ard IN the general plan Of
the Town Of Marietta, onion township, Bedford
County, adjoining ianas Of tie subscriber, Isaac
Wentz and John shafeT, and having good story
ard half frame house theron erected, and also
good frame stable.
Also-4 Lots known IS lots not 25 27 % and
80 in general plan same place ahcye mentioned.
Also-Ths materials Of building or school
house on au adjoining lot in same place, said
building 10 be removed imnedia tely after sale
Sale viii commence al one O'Clock of said Day,
when terms of sale will be made known.
AD0LPFrS AXE,
Oct. %, 65.-ts s5iniufstrntcr
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
Inauguration OF GEN. HHmpgareys az Sow
aruar OF MsSsISSiByi.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. I-.-Governor
Humphreyswas inaugurated this even
ing, and delivered his inaugural adj
dress. He took ground that 10 STATE
has a aConstitutiOnalri right 20 ~ecede, and
regretted that the State Rights school
politicians could not have found bet
Ter mode of solving the question than
by the dread arbitrament OF arms. lie
favored absolute freedom forever Of the
negro, but approves neither social nor
political equality.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
SHERIFF's 5 OFFICE, !
Eedford. Oct. %. 1865. (

DEGISTER'S NOTICE.-ALI per-
III sons interested are hereby notified that tho
following accountants have filed their accounts in
the Registers Office of Bedford county, and that
the same viii be presented TO the Orphans Court.
in and FOR said county, on Tues2ag the 2Istday gf
Norfntber, ne1t. at the Court House, in Bedford,
for confirmation:
The account Of John Weisel and John Fiekes,
Executors of the last VIII, &c, Of john Weisel,
late of St Clair twp, decd.
The account of Tbos. Fisher and Washington
Miller, Executors Of the last V iii and Testament
Of John Cruise late OF Cumberland Valley twp,
decd
The account of Jos. Barnett, Admir- Of the Estate
of Christian Barnett, late Of East Providence twp,
deed.
The account Of Jacob Walters. ESQ Executor Of
the last Will, &c, OF Mary Berkhemor, late of St.
Clair twp, decd.
The account of Adam Geller and Josiah Miller,
Executors OF tie last VIII and Testament of Geo.
Geler, late of Londonderry twp, deed
The account of Joseph W Tate, Esq, Adm Of
the Estate Of John 4. Roby, late of Bedford twp,
dec d.
The account Of Saml Bossler, Admir- of the Es-
tate OF Mrs Barbara Bossler. late Of Middle ood-
berry twp, deed
The account of Duncan Mcvicker, Esq, Ex'r Of
the last VIII, &c. Of Mary NJ. Hause, late OF
Schellshurg Borough, decd
The account OF f. NJ. Alsip, Administrator of
the estate Of Stephen Tucker, late OF Bedford, de-
ceased
The account of Adam Weaverlhg, administrator
of Jacob Neaveriing, late of West Providence
township, deceased
The account of John Mors, administrator Of the
, state of Jacob Conrad late Of Southampton town
81 IL, deceased.
! h account of CurreIius and Isaac Devore, ez-
eeut IS Of the last will &c, of Jacob DevOre, late
of Lo q dOnderry township, deed
The account of Samuel Mock and Samuel A.
~ oF ths los will fr Of William,
A. Nock late of Union township deed
Oct. 20, '65-4t 0. f. SHANNON, Register.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27

JACKSON. Miss, Oct. I9.-The Legis-
iature has endorsed the course Of Hon.
VIM. L. Sharkey by clectiHg him u l.
nited States Senator to ill the UneNpir-
cd term Of Jcgf. Davis, commencing
March fth, 1865 b. an Overwhelming
majority Of 100 to 26 over Fulton An
dersOn.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-10-27
TRY OER NEW MODEL

Upon receipt Of 25 cents, which pays for CORE
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