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some young ladies, trsveiings -
SINCE o. one Of our rsilross
Fsrsing about some ten q few days
given somewhere. bvs, -, while con
claimed IN Che hes wedding perty
that mo Yas' melody, loudly pro
present" D. ing Of every passenfs e
hi9iiiu~ aces were invited, or yer
'1' .ughins in great si''e' and eE
a.----ts.f 81 4, r.-tta. =
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At Fort Dan MoCoolI, opposite Cumber-
Ii L... IL cl.-..L

AohO aor olO1u CsAccb-
one buiidnE, 52H3t feet, two st0'y,
one Building, texts feet
One builalngs l2sxat Rect, two story.
Gee Building, 6lx2i feet
Terms cash. Buildings to be removed bv the
purchhser Witaln Ten tie) days iron, dste Of s.la
By order Of CeptEa A. r. HDDT, u. s A., ChiefO 0.
n. q. OF + A. W. Wills,
decl 10 decl5 BFt. Msi and A. o. A.
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The United States District C0uTt in
Session az Knoxville.

KEoxyIILE, Nov. q.
The United States District Court, Judge
Connolly n. Trigg, presiding, began its ses-
sion to-day. The streets and hotels are
crowded with citizens. The Grand Jury
have found indictments number over nine
teen hundred, for treason and giving aid
and comfort b the enemy. Parties will
have coutesiing cases, who, two years ago
to-day, we're in The destructive a sauit on
Fort Sanders. The Court will continue for
suIne months.
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fray, blanche, and Sweetheart, little
dogs and all, are barking at Sam. Arnell;
bat, Il he needed consolation, he could find
it in the fact that few years ago the whole
kennel were in full cry against President
johnson, at whose feet they now fawn and
fiatter. Their opposition did johnson no
damage, nor viii il injurs Arnen. As
President johnson Is reported to have said
70 much abused Judge-'Tt is sure sign
that public officer is diseharging his duty
when he incurs the denunciation Of thOse
gho feel tho wholesome restraints oflaWs
well enforced"
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Near The Hermis'Es, o Consumption, On Thzrs-
-, en- z ne <'ih 4 November, aged q ysars
: -. 7 months Arz srsas C. FArEBss kS VIZ Of r
! ''i'ai' r. faT llsriy Of Delo, Wiscoasp. Fo-
80 = i'ale ace o. sunday, the 50 Of Dse, q 10
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.aiority Of the members elect to Con-
- rom Tennessee have gone to Wash
.'n. They do not carry with them 2 CERT
= ns1 copy Of any law enacted by the radioal
gislature Of Tennessee securing TO the
y eedmen Of the State their rights as non
voting population. Without such voucher
can they, ought they, % be admitted 10 ssats
in the Congress
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings.

AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings.
I Will offer forfae. e. Public Auction, the fol-
/ 4 lowing Government Buildings, at Nashville,
| Tennessee. Saie to commence on TUESDAY, De,
eem5er l2Ih, 1858 at 10 am, in the order which
they sppeaE IN this adveFt ssmen., aud continue
nom day 70 day until ali are sold. sale 70 be made
/ on the premises.
Near Distillery, Lower Levee;
One Building AXIS feet.
Barracks and Mess House, jefferson st I,
between Cherry and Summer:
One Building. 45xl0 9jS feet high.
One Building, IOxlS, sjS /" .
On Lower Levee, Halfway House
One ld5ng s6x24 feet.
Cattle Depot, near Pork Warehouse,
Lower LeVee:
ore Ofise, e5x25 feet. two stories
0ne Kitchen, 1886 fee.
Twins Landing, Lower Leyee:
Dee Building, 4ox2D feet.
Bays Corral, near Hydes Ferry Pike /:
One Bulldog 2lxsI feet.
One building, S4xs9 feet.
One Building 3axt0 feet
One Buiidinlt E3xtll feet.
Right Buildings, each 2lx36 feet
SIX BUILDINGS, eseh 7zl0 .sei.
Capt. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike:
Two Buldirgs ea.h 70x2I feef, story, 20 q rizh.
Five shec IT. lee, iiOx24 feet
One Forage House. ak % feet
Buildings in Rear of Refugee House,
Broad Street, near High
One Mess House, s2x50 feet
One Wash House, I7KfT feet
One Out House, fzx20 feet.
One Kitchen, lTIe7 feet.
One Quarters, f6I50 feet
Q. 5. Tin-shOp, Vine Street, near Broad
Street
Che Building, loxl7 n 2 story, 10 Il high.
the Building 2sxi2 feet.
One Shed stable, 25xl4 feet.
One Out House. llXs feet.
Ons Coal House.
Watson House, Market Street:
one Kitchen, 4oElofe feet
Baptist Church, Summer Street, near
Cedar Street:
Ore Building, 74x24 feet.
One Addition. fox60 feet.
One Addition, l6NlO Get
Rear No. 81 South Cherry st, between
Church and Broad Street:
One Stab e, lax2l feet.
barracks on Cherry street, between Church and
Broad Street..
one Building 7ixet feat, history.
Bapd I Church, Cherry Street, sooth Nashville:
one Build ng lexis feet.
One Building, lsxl2 rect.
Stables on Lebanon Pike, near the Re-
servior:
Que Build ng. a90xfs feet
| I've Buildngs, each io3r2o fset
Two Buiioin q, each f0x2l fret.
Two Buildings, each 2ox8o fest.
Post QuartermastsF's Horse Corral
One shed Stable, 36lrls feet
| One {" 6S2xl6 feet,
One Building. Six32 feet, two story
One Forage House, 65xe9 feet, two story
Il One WISH House, i0xio feet,
One Ont Bedding. i6xls feet,
One Kitchen. zir22 feet,
At Fort Dan. MoCOok, opposite Cumber-
land Hosp Broad Street:
one Building, 52H3t feet, two sto'y,
one Building, texts feet.
one Building l2Sx2f feet. two si0ry.
Dee Building, aka feet.
Terms cash. Bulldogs 10 be removed BY the
/ purchaser Wtnn ten tiel days iron, dSte Of s.ls
By order Of ceptAia A. r. EDDT, U. s A., Chief Q
I ~. y. of T. A. W. Wills.
deei to decl5 BEt. MAJ andA. Q. II.
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The Press and Times has dome,

Inc Press and Times has dome
ana elegant dress, and removed
street = e.. -. D'eeA % e rom the
We ara Ia t..l., '-.'' sioe OF IS Cherry
continne, !, - thai our ne old stand.
dull and NJ, ,speT, thoV contemporary
.ceful. h the times are
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fellow hung IN Buffalo, Eew York ls.,
week, eOnsolsd hiHselfwith The thouehrshn,
be "dreE = larger crowd than Dan 49,,
Circus"
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There was 30 stlempl At mptinv amoae
) small number Of military convicts IN tha
Ohio Rcnitentiary on Mondsy. i was
promptly suppressed.
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An relative 70 msde smother publics-
Aim as psrty he charge made against
c,,n. he ~ to the murder Of Mr.. Lin
- zoo L.. a., ats 10 be tired. We fear BeT.
10 try him wouldn't pa,
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orioinsI Attachment


Mary A. Ross vssJohn kodgers-
TIE plaintiff on affidavit sEys tile defendant ia
indebted 70 her. and 20 absccnds 5-I1se1 tlat rs
rrdIuary process cannot be served upon hin1s and
having Obtained AZ original attachment aganst the
propt rty Of The de enaaEL returna1e DeioreJ- y
Keleo. 4 Justice Of TIE Pesce for Monroe county
asd the same having been levied on he prep sstls i
lsudart appear before him NJ oshne, il Monroe
county, On the ed cay Of February, ieoa, % AZ
sFer then ard there the said httacnrent a. tie laH
directs o. ths same viii be taken e zesssd IS %
him and heard sx Psrte. Z his the 1ltA cay q Az
gust, 1855. J. b. KELso, J. P
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some oit6e members Of the House Of Rep
issei'-'ises exeuse Themselves for not sup
P'''ing ne ooiorea testimony bill, b. say
'os 'oA. ne people are % much pTei1dieed
-s-l ,, ~ there is littls probability that il
would Be szeouies, Il il should bessns !
l.s' ms excuse win not do. Pass The
''.'' Ana Ns venture 70 say, there Is not ;
so''i' y nc STATE that would ignore the law.
The Preiuaiess Of The psopie ss.ins, H.
fI.neii''s law are bitter and vindiosive.
Why DOM you rsPesl II. if your sections are
. Pc eollll.llea b I.erular nrrinaic..
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'oF zen DAY wss granted leave Of absence
sEH ), from Saturday.
The s. .TE JOINT RE8oLUTIos so. IS.
.ion OF mate resolution favoring the execu-
enp JEFF. Davis, John 6hdell, J. P. Bea-
James Buchanan, aud others, was
hup.
AZ. Garner moved 70 postpone till the
st Monday in March. Carried, ayes SO,
Joes Is.
Ayes-Messrs. Barton, Baker, Brandon,
Bledsoe, Brittle, Blackmau, Coward, Dun
\ away, Fuson, Garner, Gaut, Gilmer, Grim
a. nett, Hood, Kerchival, Iswis, McNair,
Melton, Mulloy, Nicks, 0rdway, Pearson,
Rogers, Symmetry, shultz, Smith, OF Obion,
Steele, stegald, Travis, Thomas, Waters, Of
~ Wilson, Waters, OF Madisoa, Warren, Welsh,
be Wines, Woodcock, Speaker Heiskell-Se.
- Noes-Messrs. Anderson, ARIEL, Donald
= son, Doughty, Dowdy, Duggan, Grove, Hale
ID Hudson, Inman, Jones, Of claiborne, Jones
~ Of Greene, Maxwell, Mullins, Moss, Murphy
-. Norman, PatteB, Porter, Puckett, Raulston
snodderly, Thornburgh, Underwood, Willis
WOods-z5.
Mr.. Duggan moved that the resolution b
a. spread upon the Journal Agreed 10.
ast BANK QUESTION.
in The Bank question was next taken up
-, and Mr.. Gaut concluded his speech.
Adjourned till O'Clock P. m.
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Dexter, ihs Treasury Aeeut, shout uhosa
ths conflict Al hoeiis between The United
states Court and Ne military ,ribassi, oris
mated, Il one Of the Gotten thiev.. ~.
have besa making q fortune in Alsb,m,
HE frauds smoont to millions
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Gen gIansetgsmtp.s.
Dissolntinn

FftHE erm hacsiosors eri-f;~-
and nrIn ssyls o. r. llatf B- -.t ~ 80.
-. o-so'sd y Ilniuai CT asef ~ r-s,-5 -.
Ton va ns-s. Ar - lender, In ccnnec-
Esfsts - -ss tiateff, ~ s.rnfi1sie the Resi
80 e-sness ar taa 81 1 80 q 81 VI Rfafl Rrov1
MATT BPOWN.
y-Hae- CAEtEHDER-
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The n. Y. News has an article headed
HHoHman as horse leeeh." Its next, we
presume, win have the caption-"Ben Wood
AZ a body louse."
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s-tuTasg Evening -Hsneai q ne F,oi.n srolnss-
Aood and iast nIsli q ksrah-as.Pogus
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orIqInal Attaohment.


WM. DAU3dTY, fhs plaintiff, on sridEut says
the delenoaasis Indebted 70 him, and 50 aosconds
that the ordinary process Ca1nOt BE served upon
Eim, and having obtaluee an ougnsl hitacnment
erainst the esta e cf the defendant, made return
Monroe county, and the same having been LEVIED
on his properly i IS ordered that he Defendant
sppear before HIM at his Office in Monroe county,
On the ed day Of Febrcary, 1885, % answer then
and thera the SID Attachment the law Dire =,
or tie same VIII be taken as confessed and head
er parie as - hin This the l4th day Of Juaes
1855. fdeel-F4ti J. h kELsO, y p
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DOCTOR McClLL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.
D Tx FREAT1[EET OF DIHE4sEs, u
GROHnIf6 Bin VITA HUCCE9 -
CFHER 9TATEa As III lH N
Hf1uVff IL lfEN 4 rTE3lr1

oHuH MING hin VITA nllJhtei -
C'rHER STATES As ll d N
NASHVILLE, fENNEaaEE.
For further information in regard 70
the sliilfal success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader Is referred 70 STu-
LE's THERAPEurIcs and M2rERlA mgD1cA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work IN the United States,
where YOU viii find Dr.. HcGiifs mama
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of The age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is gpaFah
toed With my general practice treat
he following
C1rOnlc Casa
yfsh aafsssenoni RhalIEnaisni, Anscsota q -
Lzmgss Diseases a he Threat, ageiled Joint,
Dlsessss OF he Heslt and liver, lnGammstcn &
The stcmachs Nerraie7a5 hl1ga AFl d aeio.l-s
Deafness. Diseases q ne Eyea, Aehi1iaeed eIF
tens, LysueneiA o. lnilgsstcn. and ooulump1cn--
iosriasf viih al Private Diseases snj
Disease Of the 10 Urinary Organs,
70 tae h1dlc8s
All kaaeaora 81 iha Wc.1h tsaisd Win Eucde1A.
Thoso hssTied Ia1ies VIC have heao 20 u1i1lil.
70 mar i,i silis L iogad pEegnaaA b EiFiaz me-
can
sstrllltTs
Yong taTIisd Lacios Wees ndisluriuls = -
hrFn not 90 hr1z iurlh Ia due season, reInalloi
Sod hag sd yol s1ouid l1llislIlJ and repilzn- u
DTS 3 your desire you can consut ne gitlar ~
ieiier q ID person. No la1y over tnIty-ise yes1
81 aQe need make apptcsIion- Al ccEuu lulle91cll
b lottsT o. person siricilg oun1doniial-
Hight Emissions Cured
Young liaz, stop before you fursnar 50. % AZ
fsesaas subject 10 Nan, there ~ no DISEASE 40 naa
y cure a. NiQni Emissiona, and phJsclAne -
1oarce thai untergisEd .reasng 10 and 10 gou -
~ nat have cured dazeaA n M ety. as ~ .
IN different STATS, Who have spent dolAf ater -
ar and are nov ven cured b. ma AN dsI -
oeiFiua ietiara and asldIrz mcdlcira % ~ fll1
- country. In aurd. al that sls eassd .
nv way, and VII give ne cal, III ; Fe aaiis'
fston ior az 81 ne Diseases mentioned = tala -.
Iariissmaat Ths hass q rs.slencsa EEl7 "a NJ
ely.
"a letisla Sirscist b
Dr. hoaILh.
Unica street., Nasnyile, Ia1a-
sa1-Is ui1l Heaas siiH nfrssnf ati-1 e.
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an0fia Nonttltutoni 50 81 % EeA ia pi ne
few Union members 81 theft cNn BODY.
The catalogue Of Yale COLLEGE fer TIE
years 1855 g. Slows an aggregate If oS1
students; g whoa ~ are II lac senior class,
II. "a ne junior, lao IN the sophomore, l56
n ne ireshuani 80 in the depuFtments %
toeeiogy, law. medicine, phiiosophy and
ne arts TIE several iibraries connected
VIE ne college new contain in an Il, SOC
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Myles, WITH songs. ~ TIE pop1a7 artists, ]. =.
McDoNOCGH.
Eay o'canuer. WIN soags--..-s oria einhsr KAN
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nur ng the enragsnnezt 81 the-c tslsutei artisfs
scsis may - sec..red three ds1s in advance.
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HOUSE or REPREsF

n, NATIVES.
Ihe House was ca JvEuEEH 50, 1855.
us 1.lI hour BY the spe LED 70 order at the
rrayer BY Rev. D sEsr.
.,' - yS-iasi o. r. Phillips.
yesterday was read and
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smnsemsta
~ eW Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND sUhnIER sgRKEs.

BENEFIT and last appsarance hut one Of the charm
ing fcu1g Acres
SOPHIA GINIB ER KUHN,
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NorfcE-CHkSaE or IIar.--on a1d sf.ar u dudaF
Oclolei ia, the doors vii BE- opened d 81 ucioc
The Curtain vii rise a. - precisely.
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Friday Evening, Dscsmbsf Isl, ~,

Vi I 10 presented the Romantic pssmaof
COL14EES BAwN.
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AFTERNOON sEssiox.

The Bank question was next taken l
and Mr.. Gaut concluded his speech.
Adjourned till o'clock p. m.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-13
Notice of InquIsition.

DY virtue of Writ of Partition or Valuation is
Id sued out of the Orphans Court of Bedford
county, and to me directed as Sheriff of said
ty, win hold an Inquest upon the Real Estate of
Catharine Mowry of Harrison Township, deceased,
the premises, (being the same upon which Henry
Mowry resided during his lifetime) on Thursday the
26h day of January, 1865, said Real Estate consist
ing of tract of land situate in Harrison Township,
Bedford county, containing III acres about 75 acres
cleared and under fence, with a dwelling house,
barn and other outbuildings thereon erected. The
children and heirs and all persons interested there
in notified to attend at the time and place men
toned, if they think proper. The following named
persons mentioned in the Writ as being heirs to
wits lst, Frederick Mowry; ID, Jacob Mowry; 3D.
Mary Ann, wife of Emanuel Turner, and 4th, Henry
Mowry, all residing in Bedford county; 5th John
Emanuel Mowry residing in Somerset county, Pa
and 9th Lewis Mowry, residence unknown.
JOHN .4LDST.ADT, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Bedford, Dec. 81, 1864.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-13
Nofice OF fInnutsifion.

ON the Estate of Jacob Cook, late of Southamp-
" ton Township, Somerset County, Penn'a decd.
To Joseph Cook, Dennis Cook, issue of Mary
Hay, to wit: Calvin and William Hay-the issue of
Sarah Walker, to wit: Jacob, Catharine, Ellen Sa-
rah and Samuel Walker, all of Somerset County;
the issue of Jacob Cook, decd, to wit: Solomon,
Sarah, intermarried with VIM. Benford, John Cook,
Henry Cook, VIM. Cook, George Cook, and Catha-
rine Cook, intermarried with Jacob Hardman.
TAKE NoTIoE, That by virtue of Writ of Parti-
ton and Valuation issued out of the Orphans Court
of Bedford County, and to me directed, win hold
an Inquest 10 make Partition and Valuation of the
Real Estate of said deceased, to wit:
No. l. A tract of Laud, containing 100 acres, in
Londonderry Township, Bedford County, with i'm
provements, known the Hoyman property.
No. 2. A tract of Timber Land, containing about
400 acres, adjoining the above.
No. 8. A tract of Land in same Township, being
part of tract of land warrented in the of John
Cline, containing acres, the premises on
Thursday the 10Th dayof January, next, where and
when you can attend if you see proper.
JOHN .aLDST.ADT, Sheriff.
Sherfff's Office, Bedford, Dec. q, 1864.
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Armg Correspondence.
CAMP 55th, P. ", SIGNAL HILL, VA, I
Jan. 4th. 1865.

Dear INQUIRER
Having few leisure moments, and nothing of
any consequence to do, thought few lines to you
would be acceptable Since | wrote to you, we
have changed onr position, from Fort Burnham on
the left, TO Signal Hill on the right flank. We are
up on a hill, about one hundred andffty feet high
We are well fortified here on the flank, and think
we can hurl back any force that the Rebs can bring
at US. Shortly after We came here they made an
attack on us. They drove the pickets in TO the
works, but could get them 10 60 back no further,-
They lay in our front till about mid night when they
took notion to ''skedadde." We have had no
trouble with them since.
| suppose you have heard by this time of the
changes made in regard to the old Eighteenth and
Tenth Corps They have been broken up entirely,
and the white troops of both Corps consolidated
into one, TO be called the Twenty Fourth Corps
The negr oes have also been consolidated, and to
be called the Twenty Fifth Corps
hope the honest loyal people at home, Will see
that the soldier is not cheated out of his rights,
nor allow their votes that cast by them on the
l1th day of Oct, to be thrown away. The votes
were cast by Union men for Union men. And we
know, personally, that more just and honest vote
was never polled, than that which the soldiers of
Bedford County polled for the Union candidates on
that day.
There have been some promotions IN the Bed
ford County companies lately. Lieut.. Ii. Hamer,
has been promoted to Captain, and End Liet. John
fmler, to First Lieut. of Co., K, O. 5. Hyssong has
been promoted to Second Lieut., he makes good
officer aud IS liked by his command
They are rather strict with us in regard to fur
loughs If private makes application for a fur
Tough he is inspected by the Brigade General, of
everything he has. If officer, his whole compa-
ny is inspected also. From all appearances,
think the greater part of the boys viii get home this
winter. If all goes well, as of late, hope the
time win soon be at hand, when, the Rebellion shall
be conquered, and all return to homes with the
assurance of a lasting and honorable peace.
The Bedford boys are all weIl and in fine spirits.
They enjoyed their Christmas and New Year as well
as could be expected Everything was quiet, even
the constant shelling at Dutch Gap ceased on New
Year. A miracle to the army of the James. But
shall close. More anon
TYPO
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-13

At an Orphans Court, held at Bedford, on the
21st day of November, A. D., 1864, before the
Judges of the said Court, on motion of John P.
Reed, Esq, the Court grant Rule the heirs and
legal representatives of David Kelley late of Liberty
Township, deceased, to wit: John and William Kei-
ley, their shares owned by Christian Estricht 3rd,
Sarah, wife of John Grace: 4th, Catharine wife of
- Baitlebaugh share owned by Christian Estrcht;
9Th, Susan her share owned by Christian Estricht;
9th, Martha, internarred with VIM. Miller, deceased;
7th, Mary, wife of Samuel Medara; 9Th Juliana de-
ceased leaving surviving her husband, Daniel Grace
her share owned by Christian Estricht; 9Th Eliza
BETH wife Of James Bowser, share held BIZ Christian
Estricht, to be and appear at Orphans Court to
be held at Bedford, IN and for the County of Bed
ford, on the End Monday, 18th day OF February
next to accept, refuse to take the Real Estate of
said decesed at the Valuation which has been yalu-
ed and appraised in pursuance of Writ Of Parti-
tion or Valuation issued out Of said Court and
to the Sheriff Of said County, directed TO show cause
why the same should not be sold.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto set my
hand and the seal of said Court Bedford this 2Ist
day of November, A. D., 1864.
D. z. SHANNON, Clerk.
Dec. 21, 1864.
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue Of sundy writs of Vend Exponas and Fera
I'D Faeias directed there win be sold the Court
House, in the Borough of Bedford Saturday, the lih
day of February, 1853 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
real estate, viz
The following described building and lot of ground Of
James Cossn, and contractor, to wit a certain
frame plank dwelling house, story and ahalf high,
situate in the Township Of St Clair, in the village Of
Peasantve in the County aforesaid containing front
feet and in depth sixteen feet andthe lot curtege ap
pertaining taken in execution the property of James
Clossin.
ALS00ne tract Of land containing hundred acres
less about thirty cleared and under fence
with story and nrhalf log house and log harm thereon
erected, situate in West Providence township, Bedford
county Taken in execution the property Of Frederick
Friend
vALS0-0ne lot of ground with dwelling house and
out buildings thereon erected situate in the Borough Of
Bedford, adjoining lot of John Miller and wife on the
west and fronting East Pitt street. taken in execution
the property Of Martin Miller
JOHN ALDSTADT,
Sherfs ofice,, Sheriff
Bedford, Jan. Is, 1864.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-13

RUcKMAN-HYDE.-Dec 2Sth, 1864 by David Mil
Ter, ESQ., az the house Of the brides father in Harrison
Township. Mr. Aaron Sfruckman to Miss Mary Hyde.
c0RLEY-0 0TTo.-On the Ist inst by Rev Nh. Skyles,
Mr. James A. corley TO Mrs. Mary Ellen Otto, both Of
Bedford County Pa.
FAIR-DU ULLr-On same day, hy same, Mr. Hczckiah
Fair of Berlin, Pa, to Miss Mary Eve DuIl Of Buena
Vista, Bedford county Pa.
BEAL--W -WALKER.--on the 18th inst, By samc, Mr..
Dennis Bcs Of Weersburg Somerset Co., Pa, 20 Miss
Kate Walker, Of West End Bedford county
SNYDER .Ev ANs--At Friends Cove Parsonage. Dec.
22d, 1864, by Rev. Wm NJ. Deatrick Mr.. John Wesley
Snyder, Of Clear Ridge 70 Miss Ann.Eliza Evans Of
Ransburg,