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April 7, 1855.
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0tJLSs At an phans' Court held at Bedford,
SSEAL. y IN and Tor the County of Bedford, on
the 18th day of February, A. D. 1865,
before the judges Of the said Court.
On motion Of John P. Reed, Esq, the Court
grant rule on the heirs and legal representatives
OF Catharine Mowry, late of Harrison township,
decd, TO wit: Frederick; End, Jacob ; 3rd. Mary
Ann wife OF Emanuel Turner 4th, and Henry, re-
siding in Bedford County 5th, John Emanuel rs-
siding in Somerset County; Pa, and 9Th, Lewis
residence unknown, said TO be in California, 10 be
and appear, at Orphans Court, TO be held at
Bedford, in for the County of Bedford, on the lst
Monday, ist day of May next, TO accept, or refuse
to take the real estate of SAID decd. at the vaus-
tion which has been valued and appraised in pui-
suance OF a writ of partition, valuation, issued
outof our SAID Court, and to the Sheriff of said
County directed, or show cause Why the sauls
should not be sold.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set mY
hand, and the seal OF the'said Court, at Bedford.
the 18Th day of February, A. D. 1865.
D. E. SHANNON,
Bedford, March "a, 1895. Clerk.
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Heury Shafer, G. ". Gump, Samuel Steel, Alvy
eoyian, Frederick Sehne biey, Henry Cook, Rudolph
Hoover, John Yont (of Jacob, john Hughes, Wm.
Cri.man. Wm. Lingenfe!ter, David Evans, William
KeyseI, A. w. Mower, Jacob c. Albright, Samuel
BossisI, Isaac Iiams, Adam Zembower, Geo. Hartle,
Henry Fiuek, Go. W. Bowser, Wm. Lowry, Jos.
Mars, Daniel Sfaler, A AMOS NJ. Berkhlmer, Adam
6sIisr, lsaac Earnest, ileary MILESTONE, john w.
Cris@an. fhos. Gillian, Jr., BARLEY Hughes, Jos.
Fosr, Isaac Thorn. Wm. Elder, Joseph G fifth,
So'cr1oa S5IadeI, John Amos, sr., Wash. Miller.
Drawn and certified - the Co4Iniss sionsTs' Once
February IA 1865
JOHN G. FISHER, Clerk.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Bedford Co. to make distri-
button Of the balance Of the fand in the hands
of II. MILESTONE, administrator of the Estate
Of Daniel Means, decd, to and among the heirs
and persons legally entitled to receive the same,
will attend to the duties of his appointment, on
Tuesday, the 25th day of April, inst, at his
office IN the borough of Bedford, when and
where all parties interested can attend.
Z. M. ALSIP, Auditor.
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS

Dr0Wn To- .Hoy Tenn, iat doyl 1865.
James C. Devore. (Foreman,) Wilson Johnson,
Frnnklin Diehl, Benz. Hines, Jesse Wttght, Daniel
<. Barley, Amos AaTbaugh, Jacob koortz, w. ".
Laney, Samuel Burger, Vim. " HinegaIdner. Danie.
Clark, John Krel, Henry Fluck, Samuel James,
Tm. Gorsuch. Jacob Semler, VIM Dunlap John
Alsip, Jacob Staff, Harry DrolInser, Dan. Swartz-
pEider Daniel Fetter.
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ID Eg. z % GBEAS ;

VENETIAN LINTTT EMIT.
IT CURES CHOLERA, WHEN FIRST TAKEN.
1 in few hours, Dysentery il half ho@r, Tooth
ache in Ave minutes. 1t is perfectly innocent tc
take lily, and ia recommended by the most
sminent physicians in the United States. Price 20
and 50 cents
ToSAwAsDA, Pa, August 8, 1859.
DR.. s. /. Tobias, New Yora naar srr.--i have
used your Venetian Liniment with great success,
both as "a internal as veil external medicine.
In cases of Bilious Collie and Cholera Morbus re-
gard it as sovereign remedy. Your Venetian
Horse LinimeEt stands uDrivaled as a horse linj.
meat amongst farriers aud Doatmeu on this canal.
WM. LEWIS,
Slp't North BTsLch Canal.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, No. So Cortlandt
ssresi, New YORK. March 3!--lm
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SEVEN-THlRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of June 18th,
1865, and payable three years from that time,
IN currency, convertible at the option of the
holder into
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Auditors Malice.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court of Bedford Co., 10 make distribution of
the money in tie hands of ]. W. Lngenfelter,
Esq, administrator Of Ann Eliza Cox, dec d,
will attend for that purpose at his office, in
Bedford, on Tuesday, April IS, 1868, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. where all parties interested may
attend il they think proper.
NJ. A. POINTS, Auditor
Anrif 3t
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Masters Sale
Shegif's Office,
April 7, 1865

OF IL EST4T
! In ibr Court Of Com
Josiah Mlsr, Esq, Admir-. mot Plras Of B-dtord
81 The estate Of Catharip- county, No. IC7, Nov.
Woltord, wliow ot Joseph Term, 1854, being Sci
Eo!ford, deceased, re Facias TO revive
VS. Judgment ia Eject
James Logue. ment to No. gag, a.
pril Term, 1850.
Whereas, on tae 2!st day of December, A. D.
1861 70 The aforesaid Term OF said Court, jud dgment
was catered against he defendant in the above
i:ied cause, to Ihe effect that the said defendant
should pay certain sun of money therein deslgna-
ted with interest ahd costs) being for the purchase
nonsy Tor certain real estate and whereas, at the
February Term Of said Court, A. D. S65, Oh mo-
tion Of John P. Reed, Esq, the Undersigned was ap
pointed d Master ia Cbancery ss!l the Ieat es-
tate aforesaid unless the said defendant should pay
the amount OF said Judgment, debt, interest and
costs.
Now, therefore, default having been made in the
payment aforesaid, l. by virtue Of said appointment,
~ Il! sell, or tke premises,
SATURDAY., the 22d day of .9prd, nerl,
II O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, the real
esra-e OF James Logue, The aforesaid defendant,
consisting Of the following described two tracts of
vauab' farm nd, with usual improvements, site
ate IN Londonderry township, Bedford county, VIZ:
.4Hth1t cerfvia real csiqfc MI ilacl Of land,
adjoining lads Of Henry Woford, Jacob Wagerman
and otbers, containing l42 acres and So Perches,
more or less.
.HLSO-.7U that other certain traci of Htnd,
adjoining lands Of Renry WolfoId, Adam Wolford
and others, containing y acres and 43 perches,
more or less; he same being part of he real es
tate devised 10 sa;d CalharIne Woiford by her ate
husbdhd Joseph Woiiofd, deceased, for and during
her natural life as by his last VIII and Testament,
recorded in win Book, No. 3, page 306, in the Reg
is'er's Office at Bedford. fully arp-ars, &c.
Terme made known on day OF sale.
u. II. S?ANG,
March 81. Master IN Chancery:
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u. S. $40 Six per cent.
G 0 L D-B RING BCN D 8.

These bonds worth premium which increases
the actual profit the 730 loan, and its exemption
from State and nauHtcpat t4zztio arttcA adds from
one 10 three per cent more, according to the rate lev
led on other property. The interest is payable in
currency semi annuaAby coupons attached to each
note, which may be cut of and sold 10 any bank
banker
The interest smnnnts II
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List of Retailers.

Il list Of uenders Of Foreign and Domestic
Merchandise in The county Of Bedford, for
tie year 1868, as appraised and classified By
heappralser Of Mercantile Tcres.
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Hoving made special arrangements with Hme.
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tions TO our Fashion Department, call the atten-
tion OF the Ladies TO The same, aud commend cur
Monthly th.it notice. as containing more intor-
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other Magazine published
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COMIC IciiLCsTRAT;oNs

This Department of the Monthly, under the in
rediate supervision Of TicLrnAH. The celebrated
Comic Deinea'or, will be found always iich in Wit,
Merriment, and appropriate Design.
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ton Agency for the sale of United States Treasury
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rer tha
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,.=.sSss;. At Orphans Court, held at Bedford,
y t5SMi in ard for the County OF Bedford, on
- the t3tn day of February, 4. y. 1865.
On motion otAtty Kooa!z, the Conrt grant rule
on the heirs aud legal representatives, Ct Jacob
C0ok, late Of Southampton township, Somerset
County. Pennsylvania, decd, 10 wit: Jesse, Den
MS, Msry now decd, who intermarrlsd with
Day1u nay, IedVIHg issue Gavin and william bay.
| Calvin I. Hay, being minor. OF whom Peter ).
Hay, is Guardian, Sarah, now deed, VINO IN
f. -rnarried with George g. Walker, leaving issue
iacob. CathdriRe, Eliza, Sarah and Samuel, all of
Somerset County, the three latrer OF whom Samuel
Walker is GUARDIAN, Jacob Cook, now decd, leay
;ng issue solomon. SaIeh, intermarrled with Peter
Boor, and Samuel, now iiyiEg in Somerset County,
Of whom Il. j. Colborn, is 19arGlaE; la@ "fr"'o
aad Elizabeth Ann intermarried with "..'1an ben
ford, residipg-County Pennsy lvanla, Johr t'o"h,
Henry Cook tad William Cook. all of Londonderry
township Bedford County, Pennsylvania, George
Cook, aow residing in Fulton County, Indiana, and
Catharine, inteTmarred with Jacob Hardin,
residing in Lee County Illinois, to be- and appear
al an Orphans Court held at Bedford On the iSt
Monday, lst day of May next, TO accept refuse
70 take the Real Estate Of said 6ec'd at the val
uaton, which has beea valued and appraised in
pursuance Of writ of Partition or valuation issu-
ed cut of cur said Court and 10 the Sheriff Of said
County directed, or show cause why the same
should rat be Sold
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto set my
hant and The seal OF the said Court, at Bedford, the
18th day OF February, 4. d. 1865.
Q. L. SHANNON,
Bedford, March "a, 1865, Clerk.
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LIST OF CAUSES

Put dorn for TIA! al My Tern, 1868.
Samuel j. Way VS. Dr. +. C. 2eamer
Mary Moser ct al VS. Josiah Miller
Same vs. Same
Theodore kinton vs. J. Mortimore ct al
F. D. BeegIe vs Wentz & Feather
Samuel Clark vs VIM Sleek
0. E, SHANNON, Prothy
April :, 1868.
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NOTICE IS hereby given that an appeal will be
held at the Court House the Sth nf May, 1865.
A. }. SAMSON,
March 81, 1865 Mercantile Appraiser.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

April :, 1865.
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II ibp Court Of Com
moh Pleas of BsdtGrd
county, No. IC7, Nov.
Term, 1851, being Sci
Z re Facias 10 revive
| judgment ia Eject
ment to No. gag, A
! pTil Term, 1850.
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Josiah Miilfr, Esq. Admir-.
of the estate Of CaIharipe
"oltord, wIiow ol Joseph
Ho!fcrd, deceased,
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Trial Of the Assassins.

New YORK, June l2.-The Times
Washington special says that Reverdy
Johnson argument for the defense Ill
the assassination trial is mainly devoted
to the question of jurisdiction of the
power of a Military Commission to try
the case. Johnson makes further objec-
tion that certain members OF the COM
mission, including Gen Hunter. are men
tally and morally disqualified for trying
the prisoners.
The Judge advocate in reply to the
pleas of the counsel for the accused to
the jurisdiction of the commission, rules
first, that upon the proclamation of the
President Of September 25, 1862, declar.
ing that during instructions, and as
necessary measure for suppresslng the
same, that all rebels and abettors and
persons guilty of disloyal practices shall
be subject to martial law, and liable to
trial and punishment by court martial or
q military commission. Secondly-The
Judge Advocate replies that were no
such formal power conveyed, the laws OF
war, and the necessity OF the recen
crisis, clothed this commission with Jurls
diction; that the accused had forgotten
their civil positions, and undertook to
interfere with the operations of the army
and with the Government in its efforts to
destroy the enemy, and they then so far
became part Of the enemy as to clothe
themselves with his military garb, and
thus make themselves subject to the
laws of war, and liable to its sanctions
WASHINGTON, June 13,-The court ad
iourned for two hours in order to allow i
medical examination of the alleged In
sanity of Payne. as called for by his coun
sell
WASHINGTON, June l3.-Dr. James c
Hall, of this city, testified that he had
examined the prisoner, Payne. whose
mind he said, seemed to be very inert
Witness thought his intellect of very
low order. he coald not discover any
| signs of insanity. A commission was ap
pointed further to examine into Payne
alleged insanity.
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Mexican NeWa.

NEW YORK, June l3.-The Posts Vera
Cruz correspondent says: The Liberals
have gained more ground during the last
mouth than they have lost during the
last year General Negrete still holds
Monterey, Saltillo and all the country
between these cities and the coast. The
attack on Matamoras failed, owing to
the threatening position taken by the
rebels at Brownsville, when the Liberals
approached Matamoras. The whole State
of Tamaglipas, with the exception of
Tampico and Matamoras. is in the hands
au SSsre liberals. In the State of MichOe
beaten by the Liberal troops uuuof u "a;
Regules In the States of Tobasco and
Chiapas, not Frenchman or Imperlallst
is to be found. -,
The veteran General Alvarez still holds
unpolluted his State of Guerrero. The
whole coast south of Vera Cruz, except
Campeche, remain in the undisputed
possession of the Juarists. The french
despair of pacifying the country unless
$4,000 more French troops are sent,
DR.. Gwyn has arranged his Sonora pro
iect. 1t only awaits Maximilian's sigma,
ture. He goes as Director General OF
Emigration TO the States of Sonora, Chill
mabed, Durango and Tamanlipas, ooo
French troops 60 with him to protect the
emigrants and fortify the frontier against
the incursions of the dreaded Yankees
A French admiral has gone to per
suade Macmillan to purchase the
Stonewall at Havana, with which he IS
confident he can defend the coast against
the whole American fleet
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death, making sad havoc among the mul
titude who throng every hiding place in
and about the city. The only remedy
for this state of things rests with the ne
groes themselves, at present. Their labor
is not needed in the cities of the South,
but in the agricultural districts. They
can make nothing in the cities to live
upon, and they will not be allowed to
steal Their only chance is to obtain
employment and living in the country.
They are as free there as in town, but
their labor is needed more, and wher ,yer
there is a necessity for the emplo. ment
of labor il will receive remuneration of
some kind In the rural districts they
will not be compelled to starye. at least
while here in Macon, and in the other
cities. no other fate awaits them just
now. Our record of the past few days
develops something that is of daily oc-
curreuce here. but the half is not told i
We might refer to many individual cases
of suffering that have fallen under our
notice, but it is unnecessary. Enough
has been told TO warn the misguided
ones, and if the lessons of experience are
lost upon them, reasoning will do no
good, aud advice would he useless. The
facts are stern ones. aud should admon-
ish all
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ARrEMUS WARD on BALLAps.-Arte
mus Ward is of opinion that the ballad
writer's of the present day are too partial
to their mothers He says:
Our ballad writers put far too much
mother in their melodies. Thus we have
Dear Mother. I've come home to die
Mother, is the battle DER '"-"Mother
dear, o pray for me'-"Write a letter to
nv Mother" etc. The other night we
heard an athletic Ethiopian minstrel dis
mally bleat, Mother kissed me in my
dreams" just as though she would do it
until he washed the cork from his face
A mother is a good thing. Without
mothers, in fact, life would be unpleass-
ant But why singthe maternal parents
merits so persistently, and in such shaky
verse; Why not vary the thing, ana
occasionally produce a father or two !
If we must continually sing about our
parents, lot us by all means give 1.-The OLD
man" a chance.
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4 RIot IA WnahinEto"

Last Saturday, between one hundred
and fifty and two hundred soldiers MADE
a series of assaults on many unoltending
persons ofthe Seventh Ward They VS.
tied the disrcputable houses and the tip
Ming shops, occupied by both colored
and white persons, indiscrininately at
tackiug the inmates, driving them away,
breaking up their furniture, helping
themselves to liquors and edIhleS, ana
committing varions other ontrages fhe
rioters showed particular anlmosity
against colored persons who were severe
" bearen and robbed The negroes raj
l;ed for resistance and to protect them
selves, when fight occurred. the soldiers
using revolvers, as did also their antag'
onists. Among the casualties, Dr VIM
Boyd, who went ont with revolver III
hand TO restore quiet, was struck III the
face with "A brick thrown by soldier
His cheeks were split open and JawDones
terribly fractured, and the sight OF one
eve DESTROYED. Some others OF the sol
die,s then made rush for him, and one OF
them was in the act of cleavlng his nead
omen with an axe, when number OF wo-
men succeeded in persuading the soldiers
TO spare his life To night, strong mil
itary force has been sent to the locality
and the police are also ont III full num-
bers, to 1nell another anticipated ont
break and threatened acts OF incenaiar-
ism