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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-18
BY TEL EGRAPH
FROM ALL POINTS.
The Midnight Dispatches.

New ORLEANS, April IT, There is
much alarm about the levees from the
high water above 1t is feared that the
whole of Lower Mississippi will be over
flowed.
The heavy rains have impaired the
cotton seed, which was poor, and much
land will have to be replanted
The wife of Ex-Governor Harris, of
Tennessee, has arrived here bound for
Mexico. She has letter from President
Johnson, saying that no passport was
necessary, but the Provost Marshal re-
quired it.
Emigrants to Mexico are numerous,
and several new steamers are advertised
for Vera Cruz.
An agent is here soliciting subscrip-
tons for the Lee Professorship in Wash
ington College, in Virginia.
The West India shipping is being re-
lieved from quarantine.
The total weeks deaths are one hun
dred and six. There is no tendency to
any particular disease The city is per-
fectly healthy, and crowded.
Mayor Monroe and Alderman Nixon
have gone to Washington for pardons.
General G. T. Beauregard was elected
President of the New Orleans and Jack
son railroad to-day.
Brownsville advices say that it is report
ed that the Liberals had captured wagon
train between Parras and Monterey, with
100000, killing and capturing about 200
French soldiers A train, consisting of
about $50 wagons, left Monterey about
the lst of April, with supplies and money
for Matamoros, guarded by l400 Imperi-
rials under Jeaningros Trevaners and
Canales, with about 240O Liberals, and
Narvajar, with Liberal cavalry, left Ca
margo on the Sd, to intercept the train
Mejia had left Matamoros to meet the ap-
preaching Imperial column. Gen. Oil
verd commands Matamoros during Me-
jas absence and is amply provided for
any attack. The Courier of the 18th
says it is rumored that the train from
Monterey has been already attacked and
captured twelve miles above Matamoros,
that Mejia had been defeated, that Mata-
moros would be attacked that day or
night, Cthe l2th), and that Bagdad had
been taken, but none OF these rumors are
reliable.
The Matamoros RaHchero speaks en-
couragingly of Gen. Gaty's adminisira-
ton on the border
A large number Of emigranis are CON
stantly arriving from the United States
in Matamoros
NEw ORLEANS, April II. The Msta-
moros Ranchero, of the 18th, says that
the Imperial forces under Jeaningros
arrived at Chareo Escandedo on Sunday
last, which is twenty-five leagues from
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senator CowanIs Speech.

An immense open air meeting was
lately held in Washington to indorse the
Presidents policy. Among the distin.
guished speakers was Senator Cowan OF
Pennsylvania. .t
Looking down at the meeting, he said !:
How are your Laughter.] There S a
good many of you down there. Where
did you come from A voice" From
Andy johnson" Laughter He said
he had been at home recently, and an
old farmer had asked him what the devil
was wrong at Washington; why was not
the Union restored2 ? The next was a
rich old gentleman, who wanted to know
the same thing. What was the trouble y?
That was the question. They had gone
to work FIVE years ago to put down the
rebellion, which was gotten up by par
eel of demagogues.
The Government had gone through all
that terrible war, not to punish or oppreSs
the people Of the South, but TO take them
out Of the power OF these demagogues.
The people of the South were thankful
for that, and we're desirous again Of hav-
ing the blessing Of the Union. And why
could they not have the Union restored ?
What was the reason Radicalism was
the reason. The Radicals up there in
Congress would agree to restore the
Union, but on one condition, that the ne
groes shall vote; but what had Congress
10 do with thatg The negro did not vote
in Pennsylvania; he did not vote in Hi
nois; he did not vote in New York,
unless he was a wealthy darkey; and
he did not vote in Massachusetts,, un-
less be. was an educated darkey.
Laughter Congress has nothing in the
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Land o. Cakes.

DR.. Norman Mcleod, an able and
learned divine of Scotland, speaks Of
a. the land o cakes with the usual en-
thusiasm of cannie Scot AT a soiree
of the North Leith Parish Sabbath
School, he said, after a complimentary
allusion to the British flag and to his
country:
There is not country in the world
and have been in many-like II, Re
newed cheers have been in ever so
many, and / never saw more beautiful
hills, more beautiful lochs, more beauti-
full valleys than those of our country.
And there is not town in the whole
world to be compared with Edinburgh.
lCheers. There is not country in the
world that has more beautiful songs;
and there is no music that will make you
laugh, and greet, and dance equal to the
old Scotch music Cheers. There is
not country on the face of the earth
where you have more Gospel truth
where you have such Sabbath Schools
where there is clergy more earnest in
instructing the young and old in the fear
of theford. What have to say to you
is-wherever you go on the face of the
earth you are not to forget that flag, and
you are not to disgrace your country.
Over the whole world there are Scotch
men. have preached to Scotchmen in
Russia, in Sweden, in America, in
Egypt, in Turkey, in Italy = there is
hardly place where / have not preached
TO Scotchmen; and these generally have
been an honor 10 their country, except
when they take to drink, and then they
become the biggest blackguards on the
face Of the earth Laughter and
nhonrr
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DURING THE YEAR 1865.

CHoULD SUGGEST THE NECESSITY OF
- good insurance TO every man who desires to
protect himself against the loss which follows in
the wake of fire.
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An average annual cash dividend TO Stock
holders of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock since its incorporation, portrays the great
success and stability of this eminent Institu-
ton, the superior financial accuracy displayed
in its investments, and the important truth that
the management Of the PHGNIX is in the
hands of those who know how, successfully, to
couduct
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S4lO.6l3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year 1865, in a very marked and striking man :
ner exhibits the solid substantial. and faithful
as its ability to pass through seasons prolific OF
confagrations, with honor and profit TO those
most interested.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


The following Business Directory for the bor-
ough Of Bedford and other places in the county,
.s-5o,s adreytisemsa'te appear II, the columns Of
TaE GAzErrE) may be of service to our friends
.pd patrons in the county, and is commended to
their attention:
ATTORNEYS AT Lave H. Spang; J. P
Reed: j. w. Tate; John Palmer f. F. Kerr;
Burb0rruw & Lutz; Espy NJ. Alsip; john I.
Eesgy j Il. Filler; Kmmel Lingenfelter,
Bedford Pa.
BANKERS-Reed & sehell; Rupp, shannon K
Co., Bedford, Pa
BEDFORD NURSERIES-T. VI. Lynch.
BOOTS AND SHOES. VARIETIES. 6c--J. H.
Hutton; Il. F. Irvine, Bedford, Pa.
CABINET-WARE CHAIRS, &c-Richard Leo,
Bedford, Pa.
DRY-GOODs. GROCERIES, &e.-J. B. Far
quhar A. B. Cramer; J. NJ. Shoemaker; P. A.
Reed Bedford, Pa.
DENTISTRY-C. n Hckok Il J. e. Minnich
II Bedford. Pa.
FANCY sToRES-Mrs. V. r. Tate s&sAGss NJ
gea: Mrs E. V Mowry; Mrs. NJ. R Sehafer Il
Miss Kate Deal. Bedford. Pa
GTNSMITHING-Dayid Defbaugh. Bedford
HARDWARE, &c.-Wm. Hartley; Geo. Bly,
u.yer son, Bedford, Pa.
HOTELS-Bedford Hotel, J. J Shoemaker;
Me0gel House, l. MengeI; Union Hotel. Y. Steck-
nan. Bedford, Pa Exchange Hotel, W. C. Nc
NGlw, Huntingdon, Pa.
JEWELER-DanieI Border. Bedford, Pa
John Reimuni Jeweler,
JOB PRINTERS-Meyers d Mengel, Bedford,
Pa-All kinds Of Plain and Fancy job Printing
neatly and promptly executed.
PUAIPS-Wm. c. Suively, SeheIlsburg, Pa.
PHYSICIANS-Dr. J. L. Marbourg. Bedford,
Pa, Dr. ". W Jamison, Bloody Run, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA TRADE-W ". Paul & Co,
Boots and Shoes; Warjman & Engleman, Tobacco,
Spgars, &c; Felix Heyman, Clothing Charles
0aklorI Il Sons, Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.
PATENT MEDICINES-Shr Cough Syrup
and Indian Yermifuge; Foutz's Mixture and Horse
and Cattle Powder; Wheatons Ointment; Helm
b5ld's Extract Of Buchu: Dr. Tobias Eenitian Lin
5ment Allcock's Porous Plasters Christadoro 5
Hair Dye.
REAL ESTATE SALES
T H Il y. J. Lyons. Private Sale.
Jacob Walter, Private,
C y Hickok, private sale.
George ". Cessna, Public Sale, Jan. l6, 1856.
Benz E Sipe d Susan Schnebley, Feb
John Alsip, Administrator, Jan p Sc
=. Read the New Advertisement" in this
weeks issue of The GAZETTE.
- For Administrators Executor :, Auditor 5
notices, &c. see Legal Notices.
- Read the advertisements under the head Of
Notices, 6c.
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DIED.

HOLDERBAUM--In Colerain township, on the
oath ult. Mrs. Matilda Holderbaum, wife of John
Holderbaum, aged g years months and % days
HARCALR0AD.--In Friend Cove, on the 9th
inst, Fanny wife Of Henry Harcalroad, aged 38
years, months and 2j days
GILLAM.-In Monroe township, on the 9th Of
October last, Mrs Catharine Gillian, aged 73 years
and Is days
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9t0al Aotitts.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
n Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin
istraon on the estate Of Paul Rhodes, late Of Mid
die Woodberry township, Bedford county, dec d,
have been granted to the subscribers
All persons indebted to said estate will make i'm
mediate payment. and those having claims will
present them properly authenticated for settlement
GEORGE SMITH,
Dec %. '65-6t# JACOB LAW Adm'r rs
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Before the imitatOrs of Lubin's EX
tracts can persuade the American pub
lie to adopt their spurious preparations,
two miracles must be accomplished.
The manufacture of PhalOn's "Night
Blooming Cereus" must be stopped,
and the nation deprived of its sense of
smell. While both exist, the former
will continue to enchant the latter.
Sold everywhere.
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THE INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPERS.
Occasionally an individual says to
us times are so hard with me, must
stop my paper" Oras in some instance.
my wife thinks we can dispense with
the paper now, and must stop" Thus
II Is, stop the paper the first thing as a
useless expense, without thinking of
the actual waste of money for many
things drank, eat, smoked or chewed,
which can do the system no good, but
rather harm.
The newspaper, can, or should, be
regarded as benefit to every house
hold; it imparts useful information
1t furnishes subjects for thought and
conversation; it adds charm to social
intercourse; it makes agreeable men,
bers Of society. To be without a news
paper one might as we'll be out of the
world; he becomes perfect nobody;
when he goes into society and hears
Others talk about current events and
discusses questions of local or general
interest, he can take no part in these
things because he is not posted up, not
having read the papers. And in the
family circle what an influence the pa
per has-the children read it and gain
knowledge; it serves to occupy their
leisure hours, to keep them from frivO-
lous amusements, and gives an attrac-
tion to home. Surely, then, no wise
parent would consent to go without a
newspaper in his family-and a local
home newspaper too. He may think
he can get along without ii, because he
Is out in the world, and can have the
reading Of the paper from his neigh
bors' shop or store or can learn what is
going on from others. But this israth-
er mean way. Men ought to be in
dependent. They ought to read for
themselves. If, however, they think
they do not need the paper themselves,
they may rest assured their families
do. Considerations like these should
have their weight, and should induce
those who have had thoughts Of stop
ping their newspapers not to do so, and
for those who have not taken a paper
to subscribe at once for one.
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IHANKs.-At ameeting of the Gem
e'ery Association, on the 9th inst, a
sote Of thanks was rendered to the la
'leS Of Bedford for their industry and
'''e successful manner in which they
N'lducted the Festi val. The gross a.
'u'aht received was s803.00; net pro-
se'a' S634.OO; which is to be expended
- oeautlfying and ornamenting the
Neu'etery grounds.
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CoRRECTIoN.-In the petition pre-
by w. w. Shuck, at the "Fish
Meeting" to be forwarded to the Leg
islature praying forthe passageof aiaw
prohibiting fishing," &C., should have
read, prohibiting catching Bass" &c.
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NARRLED.

HoRN--sTIYER- --on Thursday, 4th inst, by
Rev r. F. Sample, Capt John Horn to Miss Sa-
rah Silver, both of Bedford
BRUMBAUGH-BUCK On the Sd inst. ut the
house of the brides father, by Rev. A r Kremor
Mr.. David S. Brumbaugh to Miss Mary Melissa
Buck, second daughter of David Buck, Esq, of
New Enterprise, this county
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ESTATE OF RICHARD

TSTATE OF RICHARD w.
1 JONES, DEC'D.-To the heirs and legal rep
Tesentatives Of Richard W Jones, late of Bedford
county, dec d.. Take notice that by virtue of a
writ Of partition and valuation issued out Of the
Orphans Court of Bedford county, and to me di-
rected, l will hold an inquest to make partition
and valuation of the real estate of said decea d.
which is situate in South Woodberry township
on the premises, on the Goth day of January, 1866
when and where you can attend if you see proper
JOHN ALDSTADT,
Bedford, Jan ), '66-4t Sheriff
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Which acould 6ebest? tits a question
with some whether it would not have
been better to have sold the Family
Record through the book stores in
stead of solely by agents. We are not
prepared tosay which plan ispreferable,
but either will do, for everybody will
buy one no matter who sells them.
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I IST OF CAUSES, put down for
I 1 Special Court to be held at Bedford in and
for the county cf Bedford, in which Hon. Allen,
King. President Judge of the Sixteenth Judicial
District, has been heretofore concerned counsel
To be tried by the Hon. GEORGE TAYLoQ, at Bed
ford. commencing on Monday February 10, 1866
Joseph Barley vs. jackson Stuckey
Simon Walter Mccormick Il HtIsel
ThOs B Heating Bedford Railroad Co
Sarah Fisher. David Harms
J NJ Reynolds Adam earn
Hetty Miller Samuel Smith
Fluck ii Evans - DR. Asa Duyal ct al
Jacob Oster Henderson Sleek
Benz r Henderson - Jacob Oster
SamueI Clark - Mary Gordon admir-
Hunt. d B. 7 r R. Co. Vim 7 Daugherty
Same - Samuel Carn 5 admir-
Same 20 James Anderson, Esq
Same - John q Clark
Same 80 John W Crisman
Same ' VIM Dunkle
Same - Thomas Knox
Same 80 Hiram LentZ
Same John stone
Jan 70. '66-6t O. +. SHANNON, Proth v.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
n Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of John Wemmer late of
Monroe township, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement
Dec. l. '75.-6t LEVEN WEIMER, Admir-
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MERCHANTS SHOW BILLS,
Nk printed in superior style, and upon reasona'
bic terms, at The BEDFORD GAZETTE office.
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1lrm Atlrrrtisfmfnts.
SERVICES AT THE
Ii COURT HOUSE.
Sunday School at 10 81. II.
Morning Service at II a. IN.
Afternoon E" at , D. IN.

GTRAY COW.-Came to the premi-
- ses of the subscriber, in Juniata township, on
the Sth Of December last, red and white SPOTTED
COW, with one ear cropped, about II years old
The owner is desired 10 prove property, pay char
ges and take her away or she will be disposed Of
according TO law. GEO. w. WOLFORD.
Ian - 'fG-9t
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CLIP BILLS, PROGRAMMES,
- POSTERS, and all kinds of PLAIN AND
FANCY JOB PRINTING, done with neatness
and despatch atTHE GAZETTE Office
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Macmillan has sent medal to the
Empress Eugene, in recognition of her
visits to the cholera hospitals.
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OFFICE OF THE HOOVER 4
I J MARSHALL OIL COMPANY,

BEDFORD, Pa, january 9, 1866.
On October g. 1863 an assessment Of four cents
per share was called for payable as follows, viz
One half November lst, 1865, and the balance Jan
uary Ist, 1866. This is to notify delinquent stock
holders that at NOON on Thursday, February Sth,
1866. at the Office Of the company above, sufi-
cient number of their shares viii be sold at public
auction to pay said assessment, with costs. Pay
ments viii be received up to day OF sale.
Jan p Cost g. W. BUPP. Treasurer.
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Postal AIATTERS.-Muchh has lately
been published about postal affairs, yet
a great many persons do not seem to
have read or do not understand it
The Harrisburg telegraph gives few
of the regulations. which we transfer
To our columns for the benefit of such
Of our readers as are not fully posted in
the post Office laWs:-
Quite a number of letters are put in
to the letter box at the pOst-Otfice with
out the payment of postage. In some
instances the stamp marks from a
stamped envelope have been cut eff and
attached to the common envelopes,
which is contrary to law. Persons
should be careful in having all letters
prepaid with at least one three cent
postage stamp, or inclOSed Withina three
cent stamped envelope; otherwise, let
terS will be sent to the Dead Letter Of
flee, and from there returned to the
writer.
Stamps cut from q stamped envelope
and re-attached to letter, are unlaW-
full, and any persons convicted of this
misdemeanOr is liable to a fine of not
less than 500.
Persons sending money to places
where money order offices are establish
ed will do we'll to send it by money
order, by which no loss can occur, the
money being paid to the postmaster,
who issues his order to the postmaster
at the place to which the money is re-
mitted, and it will there be paid to the
proper person.
Rates of commission charged for
money orders are as follows: On orders
otexceeding so, 10 cents; over Sl0and
not exceeding so, - cents; over $50
and not exceeding $50, 20 cents. No
money is received for orders except
coin, United States notes and notes of
the National Banks, and orders cannot
be paid in any other currency.
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DLANK CHECKS, NOTES AND
ID RECEIPTS, and BLANK Printing of every
description neatly and promptly executed at THE
GAZETTE office
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NOURT PROCLAMATION.-I

4 fO I X i L hO (lIA MA IION.-L 10
y the CORNER. the Jusflcey of tie Peace, a1sd
C9asfa5ley m the difsreat To1rnsd'Py ia the
C0ulty 0f BedtOrd. Greeting: KNOW fE, that
In pursuance Of precept to me directed, under
the hand and seal Of the Hon. ALEXANDER
KING. President Of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas in the 10th District consisting OF the eouB-
ties of Franklin. Fulton, Bedford and Somerset.
and by virtue Of his office Of the Court of Oyer and
Termner and General Jail Delivery for the trial OF
capital and other offenders therein. and the Cen
eral Court Of Quarter Sessions of the Pence; and
JAMES BURNS and WILLIAM G. EICH0LTz, Judges Of
the same Court in the same County Of Bedford,
You and each Of YOU are hereby required to be
and appear in your proper persons with your Re
cords Recoguizances, Examinations, and other
Remcmbrances before the Judges aforesaid, at
Bedford at a Court Of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery and General Quarter Ses-
sous of the peace therein to be holden for the coun-
ty Of Bedford aforesaid, the 2d HOHdqg Of
Fe5ruarv. bang the l2th day.) 1866 AZ 10 cl0cE
IN tir forsD00H Of that dag, there and then to do
those things to which your several offices appertain
Given under my hand, at Bedford, on the 18th
of January, in the year Of our Lord, 1850
JOHN ALDSTADT,
SupprFF's OFFIcE. Sheriff.
Bedford, an. l2, 1866. !
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Sacks of Ground Alum
N Salt just received and for sale cheap at
J. NJ. SH0EMAKER'S
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A LARGE assortment Of Mems and
"A Boys Clothing at J. NJ SH0EMAKER'S.
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NEW GOODS.-A new and full sup
N ply of all kinds of fall and winter goods
just received and for sale cheapat
Oct 90 '65. J. NJ. SH0EMAKER'S 8 Store
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IF you want cheap hat call at
J. NJ sHOEMAKER'S
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
Il hereby given that Letters testamentary to the
estate of Sarah Pierce, late of Union township, de-
ceased have been granted to the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them properly
thentcated for settlement. MICHAEL WERTZ,
Dee I5, '65-6t Executor.
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4 NEW supply ofC Coffee, Sugar, Syr-
"A up y. Q. and Sugar House MoIasses Spices
&c, lust received at J. NJ. SH0EMAKER'S
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Dress and
I ISACK COATS. PANTS AND VESTS
Also-Gents French Flannel Travelling Shirts,
for sale by A B. CRAMER l. co.
Sept 90