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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-17

Gen. Sberm0n'S Ca1Rp0iO1i--IRe South
Carolina Railroad ia his Possession
Communication ,0ith 4u03tsta Cat Of
The Rebels FdU Back.
WASHINGTON, February l2-The Richmond
Whig of Feb. 10th contains the following
CHARLESTON Feb Sth A dispatch from Gen.
Wheeler, dated Holmes bridge Feb Z, at 8 20
r. NJ, says MY pickets near Blackville this
morning were charged by three brigades of cavalry
which drove them beyond the village Debrell 5
Tennessee brigade being in the vicinity, met and
charged them, driving them back into thevlage
Blackville is on the line Of the South Carolina
railroad, 2S miles from Branchvile and f. from
Augusta 1t is only 49 miles southwest of Colum
bia.
The Wing adds A dispatch from Branchvie
this morning says The enemy have made their
appearance along the South Carolina railroad, be-
yond the Edisto river. They burned house with
in mile and half Of the railroad bridge About
Z O'Clock yesterday evening our troops were with
drawn to this side of the bridge, and the bridge
was then burned The destruction of this bridge
sewers communication with Augusta
CHARLESTON, Feb. "a dispatch from Orange
burg to-day says that the enemy are in front of
the Edisto line, from New Bridge to Duncan
Bridge The main force is said to be near the
railroad There has been skirmishing to day at
Belnaker's Bridge Cur troops are guarding the
railroad bridge The enemy show no disposition
to force a crossing.
A dispatch from Gen Wheeler, dated Feb. sth
7. nj. says; A large column of the enemy s
infantry struck the railroad at Graham's and
Blackvile. Fitzpatrick is at Backville, with three
brigades
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

IN Hopewel Township Bedford county, Wishart's
Il Mil, Yellow Creek about four miles from Hope
well Station the H. B. 7. r. r., and within six miles
Of the Broad Top Coal Mines, which affords Of the
best markets in the country for all marketing farmer
p, oduce. It contains Two Hundred Acres
good limestone land, about One Huedred and Fifty
of which cleared and in good state of cultivation
convenient to schools and churches It is occupied
by Henry Clapper who viii give parties calling see
any information desired regard to the land. For fur
ther information, address
r. B. WIGT0N,
President Glamorgan Iron Co.,
Nov 49, 1864. Huntingdon, Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-17

The Norristown Herald has commenced the issue
of semi weekly edition. The paper looks very
handsome, and exhibits talent and enterprise. The
Herald is among the most acceptable of our ex-
changes, and If it would only come little more
regularly, we should like It all the better
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-17
COAL OH.

JKTE call the attention of customers to our .RYsTAT
w ILLUMINATING CARBON OIL which stand
No. in the market. 1t costs more 7er oalyoD tbo -
buy other oil for, but are determined 10 sell
good article Of coal oil and not charge any more for II
than is charged for an Inferior article. =
We nave .t also no. BENZoLE and viii warrant it
Our stock Of HARDWARE is complete. and we are
seIng our goods as low they can be sold anywhere
we would invite customers to call and examine our
piiees i.s Ok ,e..a,sl GEO. BEYMYER SON.
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A Terrible fire i'm PhiladeIphia.

A Terribly destructive fire, accompanied by loss
of life, happened in Philadelphia on Wednesday
morning Sth inst. The fire broke out in the coal
oil warehouse of Blackburn & Co., Washington
Avenue above Ninth street, in which fifteen hun
dred barrels refined coal oil were stored. The
flames spread with rapidity. The rain which had
been falling for several hours had flooded the streets,
and the burning oil as it ran from the warehouse,
through small alley into Ninth street, was was car
ried along on the top of the water, the flames set
ting FIRE to all the dwellings both sides, down
Federal street, and on Federal street short dis
tance below Ninth, north side. Dwelling houses
became surrounded by flames. In one instance, a
man and woman, who rushed out of one of the
houses into Ninth street, were enveloped in them,
and burned to death. They were seen, and their
shrieks were heard but it was impossible to render
them any assistance Capt. j. Fl. Ware lost his
wife and FIVE daughters. They were burned to
death. Fifty-one dwelling houses were destroyed.
This horrible occurrence will lead to the storing Of
petroleum beyond the buit-up portions of the City
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P U B Lie SALE!

FEflIE subscriber will offer public SALE TUESDAY
Ill THE 2sTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1865 his person
al property consisting Of Two Horse Wagon Roeka-
way Carriage and Harness. Two Good Work Mares Cows
and Young Cattle, Sheep, some Choice Hogs, Horse
Gears, PlOws, Harrews, Good Sled, Log Chain, Sin
gle and Doubetrees Dekerhoof Windmill a Crosse
Saw, Planes, Work Bench Two Soaps of Bees and One
Palace with bees in it, One Ton Plate Stove Cook Stove
Bedsteads, Chairs Stands Clock. Cider and Vinegar
Also One Hundred Keelers and Four Large Iron Kettles,
and variety Of household furniture tedious
ton. credit of Six Months will be given.
&as-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Feb. 10, 1865 JAMES REA, Jr.
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GEN. GRANT N WAsHINeToN.-A speciaI dis

GEN GRANT IN WAsHINGToN.-A special dis
patch from Washington, Saturday, 1Ith inst, to
the Pittsburg Commercial of Monday, says:
General Grant sappearance on the floor of the
House this afternoon, was the signal for general
rush of members to the lobby, in which he stood.
Finding it impossible to transact any business, the
House took recess for FIVE minutes, to enable
members to pay their respects to the General
Subsequently, on the motion of General Schenck,
he was formally presented to the House, the spea-
ker's chair, and introducing him as our heroic de-
fender in the feld-the Lieutenant General com
manding the armies of the United States The
General blushed ike school girl as the house and
galleries resounded with applause, and finally beat
hasty retreat to Mr., Washburne's desk The
demonstration was the most remarkable that has
occurred at the capitol since the outbreak of the
rebellion.
Gen Grant to-day gave his testimony before
the War Committee in reference to the first Fort
Fisher affair.
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4ew Aapettisemente,
TT $ INTERNAL REVENUE.

SPECIAL INCOME TAX.
second Division, Bedford County, 10th CoIEec-
tiOn District of Penn'a.
Notice is hereby given that list Of the Special Income
Tax ordered be assessed under the Joint resolution
Of Congress- approved JAY 9Th, 1864, has been received
for collection, and that payment q the be made
nay Office in Bedford borough 1t any time previous to
the FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT
PENALTIES.-All persons who fail to make payment
before the day above specified viii incur penalty
of Ten per eet, and immediately thereafter WARRANTS
win be placed in the hands officer for the collection
OF the tex, with the penalty and heavy additional costs
@zs~ ONLY TREASURY NOTES or the notes Of Ma
Ti0NAL BANKS viii be received in payment.
J. K. B0WLES, Depy Col'r
Bedford Feb. II, ls55.:2t ID Div 10th Dist Pa.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
" OF
Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue of order of therphans Court of Bedford
County, the subscriber viii sell at public sale, on the
premises, in Napier township, on SATURDAY, THE
18TH DAY O i MARCH, 1868, ali that
Valuable Tract of Land,
OF which WILLIAM N. BLACKBURN died seized.
containing 100 ACRES cleared aud under fence.
about TEN ACRES Of which is GOOD MEADOW. the
balance being WELL. TTMBERED The improvements
Large Log House,
Double Eog Barn.
Tenant House,
and other necessary buildings also an ORCHARD OF
CHOICE FRUIT TREES
This farm adjens lands Of David Lingenfelter Robert
Blackburn, Thomas p. Studabaker, Nathaniel Carson,
and others and IS two miles from Sehesbure, and con
venient TO Mills, Churches, and Schools.
TERMS-0ne third OF the purchase money at the con
rmaton Of the sale the balance in equal annual
payments, with interest,
sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock Of said day.
EDMUND S. BLACKBURN, Trustee
for sale Of real estate Of William n. Blackburn dee d.
ebl7:5t
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BOOTS, SHOES. GATTERS. "a RALMORARS


Of every description to which he respectfully invites
their attention.
For aentlemen Boys and Youths he has in
their line, together with splendid stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OF the latest and most approved patterrs consisting
Collars, ala Styles Scarfs Scarf Pins and Rings,
new and beautiful styles of NECK-TIES
Underwear, Shirts, Socks, Suspenders. Hand
chiefs, (ready hemmed)
Also, the best brands Of TOBACCO ana SFGARs.
All OF which will be sold at very small advance to nett
and prompt paying customers.
The undersigned comes among you gain a livelihood
after the calamity which bee him at the burning of
his native place tChambersburgh), and hopes by strict
attention to business and desire please all to merit
liberal share of the public patronage Being practical
Shoemaker he feels confident that he fully understands
his business and has purchased his goods accordingly
TO THE LADIES he takes pleasure in saying that
he has devoted particular attention goods in their
line, his stock being
CITY and homemade Work.
By COMPETENT WoRKMEN.
&9- lie has fitted up a separate apartment for the
ladies, and has LADY TO WAIT UPON THEM and
cordially invites them to give him call
J. HENRY HUTTON.
BEDPoRD, Feb. IT, lS65.:3m
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NOTTCE.

ENECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IA Letters tesamontary the last will and testament
Of Jacob Snowberger late Of Middle Woodberry township
deceased having granted the subscriber residing
in said township, notice is therefore given al persons
indebted to said estate, to make payment mmedstely
and those having claim win present them without delay.
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN B. REPLOGLE,
Feb 3, ls64-3t Executor
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Feb. 10, 1865.
TXECUTORfS NOTICE.

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Letters testamentary the estate Of Evan Swartz
walter late of Monroe Township Bedford county, deed
have been granted to the undersigned. All persons in
debted said in any way what are hereby
notified make immediate payment and those having
claims against said requested present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
EMANUEL SWARTZWALTER,
Feb. s. 1S65-6t Executor.
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NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIFED At
MRS. STEWARDS.
ssg- CALL AND SEE THEM.
M HISKE ERS! !! yVHISKERS

| M THISKERS! yVHISKERSl
w Do you want Whiskers Moustaches Our Gre.
clan Compound viii force them grow the smoothest
lace or chin, hair bald heads in Six Weeks. Price
$O0 Sent by mai anywhere, closely sealed on recent
Of price. Address, WARNER & co., Box Iss. Brock
lyn, n. Y fabl-
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a. CENTS RFWARD

~ CENTS REWARD.
HJ Ran away from the subscriber, residing Harrison
Township, Bedford county, the 3lst of January. last
All persons hereby cautioned against harborng
trusting him my account The above reward win be
paid for his return.
Feb. 10, 1865. VALENTINE B. WERTZ.
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Feb. 3. ls64-S
1HE HopEwFI,I, on. C0MpANy-

TlHE HOPEWE ELL OIL COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the books of subscription
the stock of the H0pewe OIL Company viii be closed
the 25th day Of February inst Agents requested
20 make report of all sales Immediately after said day
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA,
Feb, 8, lS65-3t Treasurer
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EXECTTOR.S NOTICE.

II Letters tesamentary upon the last win and testament
Michael Fetter late of Bedford township deceased
having been issued the subscriber by the Register
Bedford county all persons having claims against the
notified present the for settlement, aud
all persons indebted requested TO make payment
mediatelv J. w. T0MLINSON,
Feb 10, 1868. Executor.
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S A l. T !!

A LARGE quantity--in sacks andin hasrels-whoe-
"A sale and retail-at Bloody Run Station.
oet1s, '64-Iy@ JOHN w. BARNDoLLAR
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-17

FI4HE BOSTON WEEKLY ADVERTISERS
H. 81 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
One Of the very best family papers, with original,
ected, and carefully prepared of the day, News
from the Army, the Navy and several columns Gener
al Also very full report of the the Boston Cattle Mar
ket prepared by STILLMAN FLETCHER, late of the
New England Farmer. Horticultural and Agricultural
matters stories, etc.
CHARLES HALE & CO.. Publishers,
Feb. 3, 1865. No. II State Street Boston.
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TNECUTORS' NOTICE.

JIXECUTORS' NOTICE.
II Letters estamentary upon the last viii and testament
of Joseph Hewitt late Of Napier township, deceased hav
ing been issued the subscribers by the Register of Bed
ford county all persons having claims against the
notified present the for settlement and those
indebted requested to make payment Immediately
THOMAS mccoy.
JAMES ALLISON.
Feb 10. 1865. Executors.
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FOR RENT.

fINHE subscriber offers for the farm which he
resides six miles Of Bedford the Bedford and
Somerset Turnpike, consisting of about 200 OF
cleared land in good state of cultivation great por
ton Of it in grass, good stand for droycs, has good
apple orchard &e-
GEORGE MULLIN.
Jan, 20, O,'65-tf
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GOMETHING NEW
~ The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Bedford and vicinity that he
mas just returned from the East with full and complete
assortment Of Ladies. Misses and ChiIdrens,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-17

NOTICE
IN All those indebted the subscriber for subscrip
on advertising and job work. for the Bedford Inquirer
and also for the Patriot notified that the books and
notes in the hands of H. Nicodemus Esq. Cor colee
tion Look out and save costs
DAVID OVER.
JAM 20, 1865.
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tOnnte trat Elm 9rUber. Idlaafsr 6err Elm,
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bon wraSutrter zines Der erifI eendn @paesen bet
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be6enten tag Elm ter Sell nxe tiu seeer aSrrer he
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0,faArli6e Rranfbfit.

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