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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-06
WANTEp--nELP.

CAEEsMEN WANTRD-A few energetic, re-
. liable mem may ind a pay ing position in business
'ng calling soo1 Al No. IN Superi0r-st-, IN ofiee Of
y. 5.laruns up stairs. Apply 10 il. MEBB. We
Halt but a feE at present. Jan6-z7S
young
~ men OF good address, 10 travel for a Pittsburgh
1ttass company A good agent wanted in Cleveland
We allow our agents from 5000 to SsD per year aud
eNQensss pahl- Enclose &c % pay for advertising,
Swing references. Adde'S, W. H. GIBSON, Pitts
burSnl Pa ian5z77
WTANVEDSALESMEN-Ror Hollands Life
~ Of Lincoln, Photograph Albums, The Better
laRd an exquisite steel engraving, Square and
s8al Picture 1rdmes, BY samples. sold by subscrip-
lion. ~C-E-BOLTUN 4 BIO, % Superior-strect,
Cleveland, ohio. Jan5:zs6
"ANTED-A thoroughly competent American
" OK Germlu Protestant girl, 70 do general house
work IN q family Of Two, to whom the best OF wages
VII be pad. Apply at once at No. - Cheshinc-st.
lan3.-lo -
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AMUaEMEMTs.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.

John A. KTlslsr- Manager B. H. esary.-Trsaursr-
PRIcEs or ADAIss1oE.-Dres Circle and Par
quette, 80 cent?; Reserved Seats TO Dress Circle. -
cents Family Circle, 80 cents; Gallery, Is cents;
Boxes, El,0o- Orchestra Chairs, 70 cent?.
Doors open At Gas. Curtain rises at IA.
COlOred persons viii, under no circumstances, b
permitted to occupy seats in any ether portion 81
the house, save the Gallery. Admission Is cents.
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CLEVELAND MANUFACTURES.
OIL REFINING AND REFINERIEs.

KOCkEFELLER ANDREWS.
The Refinery of this firm is one of the
largest in Cleveland, and their sales the
past year will not fall short of 81, 200, 600.
The extent of their manufactures for the
three months of 1865 named below is as
foIIows.
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GRAcE CHURcH.-The Rev. C. N. Chandler
Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, will preach in this
church tomorrow Sunday morning and
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-06
CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings ct HALL,
Il Monument Park
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Aid Society.
ACADEMY OF Music Miss Kahn received
a benefit last night, o. which occasion the
great sensational drama of "Arrah ma
Pogue" was produced for the sixth or sew
enth time, and, we are happy to add, to-
first.rate house. She is a very fair actress,
and has made on this, her first visitto
Cleveland, many friends and admirers She
appears this evening, with Mr.. McDonough,
for the last time in "Arrah ma Pogue.p
This is also the closing night of the dra-
matte season, as Mr.. Ellsler opens in Column
bus Monday night. In view of the three
months absence of the company, We expect
the Academy will be put hard to it to &C
commodate all who will be cut to the clos
inc performance OF the theatrical season.
GLASS BLowERs.-The magnificent prize
case valued at one hundred dollars was
drawn by C. Hammer Yeller, of MASON,
Everett & Co.'S Bank, at the entertainment
LOST evening. This is their astnighs when
one hundred presents will be given away
| A matinee for ladies and children TINS al
| ternoon. Do not fail to sea them.
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FOB SALE.


DOR SALE-GTist Hill and Is acres Of land in
4 stark county, situate on Deer Ureck, Ono-half
NIT west Of tho Lima Depot. On p. &C. Railroad.
The NH Is good and substantial, has 4 run of stones,
3Wauer wheels and = good steam engine; plenty Of
water a good part OF the year, and has = good run OF
custom. Wt.f "a good ret8il trade. Also, Two houses,
g90d onrlAld, stable. &c, will be sold reasonable.
toriniornauen apply to the owner on the premises
r = Twenty-Five acres more land viii lie sod with
the above If desired. JOHN COTTON. Jan8.255
IASM q SALE-sJa acres, well improved,
sn1 within two Taiies OF the city. M0uid cX-
ellangefor city property. HARVEY RICE J6:2Is
FNazINE FOR SALE-I2H Horse Portable, new
- tor sale cheap. Inquire at EOBIE5UN'S, Is0i
onrel5gr-st.a jans:a7s
EOIe 81 E.-UOUSE AND LEASE On -Boad-
street corner Of Rockwell street, IN line order.
Gas sna lake water Possession given immediately.
Also Tor rcnt-TEo good dwelling houses in Michigan
Hiork, Gas and lake water and ample yard room.
LlkeWise lor rc1t-1WO good stores, zBby 90 feet, in
ne line block. Possession given Immediately. TT.
WALLACE, 81 Superior st. jan5:275
SALE-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT
NELAAD.-GOod Brick House and
Z ne and one-hRlf acres OF land,
na AS Price SiD,GU0. The furni-
~ I'd. Apply 10 J. T.. a
-c3ntaiDiDg r-st- janf:2S0
5lato IN Euclid Erect. $500.
rs AM also be sold if desll~ SALE
l. ~AfsERElfINW or STNarp. the
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8. PKRLET, the reliable OpsicisD, stii
~ . continues to give universal atisfction in ia
practice Of his profession, No. 1873 Superior stree
Johnson House Building.
ma It is to the advantage Of all, when sodei-
Gates sense as that Of sight is concerned. I deal
with enc 4acknowlsdged skill, who makes no false-
prefer sions also FILL aszortmaaf Of Outicala and
RAth Hetlel knlB9maR IalJlt
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-05-25
BEDFORD, Pa, FRIDAY. NAY Is, 1865.
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union voters of Bedford county will
meet at their respective places for holding
elections, in the various townships, for the
purposes hereinafter mentioned, on Saturday,
June %, 1866. 1t will be the duty Of the
several Vigilance Committees to hold an cleo
ton on said day, between the hours of 2
o'clock, ?. NJ. and P. NJ. for the election of
two Delegates, from each election district,
who shall assemble in Convention, at the
Court House, in Bedford, on Tuesday, June
26, next, at O clock P. NJ for the selection
OF coRferees to meet similar ones from the
other Counties of the District, to nominate
member of Congress-, State Senator, and
members of the State Legislature; also to
place in nomination one person for Prothon-
otary of Bedford county also persons to fill
the offices of Sheriff, Associate Judge, Com
missioner, Poor Director, Auditor and Coro-
ner, to be supported by the voters of Bedford
county at the next General Election; to ap-
point County Committee for the current
year, and take such other action as may be
deemed essential to the success of the party
in the present political campaign. A faithful
and hearty compliance with the above request
is respectfully and earnestly enjoined upon
the friends Of the Union and the Constitution
]. R. DURBORROW, Chm'n
NJ a. PoINTs. Secretary.
Bedford, May 25,1666.
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7iasaiaiasl=s-aia7iaH
DIED.

In Middle Woodberry tp., this county, May
11th, Mrs. MARY, wife of Andrew Stephey, aged
5S years, mos. and 26days
On the I4th inst, JAMES KINT0N, of this
place; aged 33 years, months, l6 days.
On the 18th inst, JESSIE BENTON, only
daughter of William and Mary Shuck, of this
place; aged months aad days.
How sweetly, ir the embrace Of death, sleeps
the innocent Fabe! Exempt from all the ills to
which flesh is heir, its happy soul now mingles
with the spirits of the just The child was beau
tifal and lovely; but what has all mortal beauty to
compare with the beauty Of the saints in that day
when they shall shine forth as the in their
Fathers kingdom?
Dear Parents, weep not--God hath recalled his
own. Jessie "is not dead but sleepeth;" and she
viii appear ten thousand times more lovely in the
morning of the resurrection.
"Why should we mourn departing friends,
Or shake at deaths alarms?
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends
To recall them to his arms"
A. R. MILLER, Pastor.
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TO the soldiers of Bedford county.

BEDFORD, May 10Th, 1866.
In pursuance Of call by Major Gen. John
Z. Hartranft, issued at Harrisburg, May 1st,
1866, aud by the authority of the Soldier
Convention, held in that city on the eighth
day Of March, 1866, the soldiers of Bedford
county are respectfully requested to meet in
Convention in Bedford on Saturday the 26th
day of May, 1866, at 2 clock, T. NJ, for the
the Soldiers Convention, to be held in Pitts
burgh, on the 9th of June, 1866. Non com
missioned officers and privates serving in the
late war with treason and rebellion should
particularly interest themselves in seeing that
Bedford county be properly represented. as
matters Of importance relative to the equali-
zaton Of bountes, lands, &C., will be brought
before the Convention.
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Bedford, May %, 1866.
SHEREFFAETY,
MARRIED.

April 17th, by Rev. W. G. Ferguson, at the res
idenee of the brides father, Mr.. J. ROBINSON
to Miss REBECCA RICE, both of Bedford co.
By the same, at the same time, and place. Mr.
JOHN ELWELL to Mrs. ELIZABETH HANKS,
both Of Bedford co.
By the same, at the residence Of the brides
mother, May 10th, Mr.. HENRY Fl. HIXoN, of
Fulton county, to Miss ANNIE R. SPARKS, of
Bedford county.
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;. Nc. =:l., BlTn1hn. Committee.
ALEX. LYoY.

VIM. Line, A B. Carver, David Prosser,
Harry Burket, Lemue Evans, Albert Smith,
David Weaverling, H. c. Lashly, Joseph
Miller, Alex K Sinner, John Robb, Espy
Gollipher, John Sans, Abraham Carpenter,
Wm. B. Filler, Joseph Messersnith, Joseph
VIM. Ruberts, John L. MeloY, David B. Arm
& trong.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES

All persons desiring to announce their names
for the various nominations to be made by the Re-
publican County Convention viii be charged as
follows: Senator and Representative $500; Pro
thonotary and Sheriff $500; Associate Judge and
Commissioner $780, all others Sl.OO. Cash or a
responsible name to accompany tl2 aaRounce-
ment:
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Checks or Drafts should be drawn to the order
OF the undersigned, whose endorsement will be
receipt in addition TO the one that will be prompt.
ly sent on receiving shom
United States 5-2os-t0-40's--7-30 -30's and other
Government Bonds taken at par, and any premi-
um or accrued interest therein allowed Bonds
may be sent by registered mail or by express.
The Books are now open. Subscriptions
eeived by
DUNCAN M. MTTCMEs0N.
n. z. cor. Fourth Walnut Streets
Philadelphia.
REFERENCES.
ANDREW G. cuRTN, MAacus l.. WARD,
Governor Of Penn'a. lGovernor Of N. Jersey
HoN. ELI sLnER, Hox. w. S. JoMssos,
Sec. Of State Of Penn a-iSec Of State ". Jersey.
Hos. MoRroN McMrcHAEL.
Mayor Of Fhiladelphia.
Geo. NJ Trcutman, Prest Central Nat Bank, phila.
Geo. X. Zeigler, Pres't nj. Blk. Of Commerce q
Robert P. King, of King q Baird.
Benjamin 0rne Of ]. r. d E. B. Orne
Edmund A. Souder, of K. A. Souier, a. Co. /"
l. Montgomery Bond, oE Bond 4 Biddle, q
John Welsh, Of S. Il w. Welsh.
va In sending subscriptions give name and
address plainly, in order that it may be correctly
entered in the Subscription Book, from which re-
ceipts are issued, and from which Notices will be
made out for the first meeting for organization.
This Lode is very well developed, with vein of
ore feet in width; ore prospects we'll.
There Is ore shaft ON this Lode 20 feet deep
and so long, and the creyice is 8 feet in width.
/ This Lode is well developed, and considered
one of the best in the district; there is a shaft
on it 90 feet in depth with vein Of sulpherets
four feet in width. Assays made Of this ore prove
it TO be very rich.
This is an A. /. Lode, and has shaft of rs
feet in depth-vein Of ore three feet in width and
of good quality. Ore taken from this Lode yield
ed $l06 per cord in gold.
This is really the richest Lode yet discovered
in the district; it is web developed and ore taken
from this Lode yielded upwards of $500 per cord.
May IL, lS66.-6t.
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Bg~ The Presbyterian Church near St.
Clairsyille viii be dedicated to the worship of
God on the lst Sabbath of June. The aervi-
ces viii commence at 10 clock, A. NJ. The
public are respectfully and cordially invited
to attend
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SOLDIERS OF BEDFORD COUNTY ATTENTION.
You are called upon once more-this time
for peace and not for war. Rally around the
flag once more, and show to the world that
four years of war has not dampened your
military ardor. A meeting for the purpose
Of enrolling and organizing Militia compa-
ny viii be held in Bedford, on Saturday, May
26, 1865.
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S. DICKERHooF,
w. G. RIFLE.

Ia Attention is called to the card of the
Morrison House" Huntingdon, Penn a., in
another column of this paper. This new ho-
tel is Immediately opposite the Central Rail
road Depot and is all that any one could de-
sire. Huntingdon has long demanded first
class hotel and Mr.. Morrison deserves great
credit for supplying the necessity. We think
it the best house on the railroad from Phila-
delphia to Pittsburgh, and cannot speak in
too high terms oft
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CoLORADo.-An idea of the value of some
claims 600 feet each), in this district, may
be formed when the fact is considered that it
often occurs that they yield millions of dol
lars, and have in several instances been sold
for S29, 900 per foot. Mr.. Fields, from 38k
feet of the Bobtail Lode has taken out al
ready over 100000 in gold, and S266, 600
has been offered and refused for 333 feet Of
this same lode, equal to S80O,000 for claim
Of 100 feet
The opinion entertained by those abroad of
claims in this district, is shown by the follow
ing:
English capitalists have purchased e600,
600 of the Colorado mining lands, and their
agents and employees are now en- route to
develop the same. The claims are princi-
pally in Russell and Trail districts, and re-
cent purchase has been the Seaton Lode of
1000 feet, for which they paid e1OO, 1000"
As win be seen by adver tisement on third
page, all the properties of the Virgin Gold
Mining Company IN this district, and that
Original interests" in this company N ay now
be had at 500 each. They are offered at
this price, not only to afford the man of mod
crate means as well as the capitalist an op-
portunity to secure an interest in this region
of inexhaustible wealth, but also, in order to
get the list filed at once and to prevent any
delay in the organization of the company.
Those who have not as yet sent in their sub
scriptions should at once do so.
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B@-Messrs. Berkstresser & Smith have
opened clothing store in Anderson's Row.
Their stock is. represented to be all that could
be desired. Those wanting fits had better
apply to them without delay.
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Coon TENPLARs s CONVENTIONAL Conven-
ton of the Order of Good Tempiars, compo-
sed of delegates from the various lodges in
the counties of Bedford, Huntingdon and
Blair, assembled in Hollidaysburg on the17th
inst. There was good representation and
the proceedings of the meeting were charac-
terized by the greatest harmony and possess
ed of unusual interest.
At night, large, intelligent, and apprecia-
tive audience assembled in the Court House
to listen to decidedly able ard eloquent
Lecture by D. J. Nef, Esq. of Altoona. The
delegates from the Bedford Lodge were
Messrs. J. R. Durborrow and NJ. A. Points,
who were very pleasantly entertained by Miss
Coolbroth, to whose kindness and generous
hospitality we are sensibly affected with feel
ings of lasting gratitude. The next Conveu-
ton will be held at Bedford in August next.
The cause of Temperance is progressing in
our sister counties and its friends are work
ing in hope.
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GHERIFF'S SALE
~ BY virtue of a writ Of test. vend. exponas to
me directed there wiz be sold at the Court House.
in the Borough Of Bedford, on Saturday the 9th
day Of June, at 10 o'clock a. m the following real
estate, viz One lot Of ground in the town of Cole
dale, fronting Fulton street, adjoining an alley
on the east and on the west by lot belonging to
James Eiehelberger, 100 feet front and l2O feet
back, with two story frame house thereon erect
ed, and a frame stable thereon, situate in Broad
top township, Bedford county, and taken in exc
cution as the property ofLemuel Evans.
JOHN ALDSTADT,
shertif's Office, May the l4th, 1s86-4t
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LEGISLATFVE.
To the Union voters of Bedford count,


To the Union Voters of Bedford county:
would most respectfully offer myself as can
didate for Representative to the General Assembly
subject to the decision of your County Conventions
In submitting my name for your support, urge
no superior claims but pledge myself, if favored
with your confidence, to advocate the adoption of
such Legislation as viii fully meet the require
msuts of the District. l shall labor constantly
for such measures as will tend to the develope-
ment of our boendless resources, and first and
foremost, I shall endeavor to the extent of my
ability, to secure the construction of the great
Southern Pennsylvania Railroad, in which the
Southern tier of counties so vtally interested
5y the enactment Of Free RoHtcay Lar
It is unnecessary for me to aIlude to my politi-
cal sentiments; in the future as in the past shall
support, most heartily those principles which
have been, and are now, advocated by the Repuh-
lcan party, and which, ] am satisfied, must be
adopted to secure the permanency Of Republican
institutions.
]. R. DURBORRoW.
Bedford, May 20, 1866.
SHEREFFAETK.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
DIBERT, of Bedford Borough, as a suitable per-
son for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the Republican Convention.
We are authorized to announce Capt. N c.
EVANS as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision CT the Union County Convention.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We authorized to announce the name of
WILLIAM KARNS, of Hopewel township, as
suitable person for the nomination of County
Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican County Convention.
POOR DIRECTOR.
We are authorized to announce HENRY S.
FISHER, of South Woodberry tp., as a suitable
person for Poor Director, subject to the decision
Of the Republican nominating convention.
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RARA AVIS. "A large pelican was shot, on
Wednesday last, on Dunning's Creek, a few
miles from this place, by Mr.. Thomas Miller.
1t measured 8 feet from tip to tip of its wings,
81 feet from the tip of the bill to the end of
the tail; the bill itself being 144 inches in
length, and supplied with pouch OF yellow
skin underneath capable of holding rations
for a week Its color was white, excepting
the wings which were tipped with black.
Truly this was rara agis In te,ris. = Gazette,
Nog IS.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.
"A The undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court of Bedford county, Auditor to make distri-
button of the balance in the hands of Jacob Beck
lie Y, Esq, Administrator of Levi DIcGregor, late
Of ST. Clair township, deceased, would respectfully
give notice that he win attend to the duty of his
ap pointment at his Office in Bedford, on Wednes-
day tho 18th day of June, 1866, when all parties
Interested can attend if they think proper.
NJ. A. POINTS,
May rs, Sc. Auditor.
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PITTSBURGH AND CoYNELLsyILLE RAILROAD.
in the Q. S. Circuit Court at Pittsburg, on
the 9th instant, Judge McCandlass made the
following order:
"That the issue granted by the order of De-
cember 16, 1865, be tried at Williamsport on
the oath of June, 1866, when it will be fer
the complainant to show to the satisfaction
of the jury that the Pittsburgh and Connells-
vile Railroad Company have not abused or
misused their corporate privileges, within
the true meaning of their charter and its sup
plements, and that this shall be taken as the
issue to be submitted to the jury
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-05-25

DEATH OF A SUBSTANTIAL CIT1zEy.-This
community has lost one of its most substan
llal and prominent men in the person of EspEY
L. ANDERSON, Esq. Mr. Anderson died on
the 18th instant, at his residence in this place.
as the proprietor of the Bedford Springs he
was known by all the leading characters of
'he land. His many friends mourn his un-
amely end. Those who knew him knew him
ou' to respect him. None knew him better
than Mr.. a. G. Allen, for many years Super
in'endent at the Springs, who in a private
communication to US speaks of him thus:
a. = have been doing business for Mr.. AM
uerson for the last thirteen years, to the
amount OF thousands of dollars annually. and
:, : must say that up TO the time Of his death,
suere has never been a scratch of a pen be-
s"een MS. Whatever arrangements or agree
ei' tenents q, made between US, Mr.. Anderson full
.illea u his part to the letter. He was one of
ine Sa most honorable, honest and Just men, ii
os oas ever been my lot to do business for. This
90 good a citizen" ' = '0S71
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.
IA The undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court of Bedford county, Auditor to distribute
the balance in the hands Of J. W. Lingenfelter,
ESQ, Administrator of the estate Of Jonathan
Horton, deceased, VIII attend for that purpose at
his Office in Bedford on Monday, June 1Ith next,
at one o'clock P NJ. when all interested can at
tend. NJ. A. POINTS,
May 25, go Auditor.
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ANOTHER On STRIKE.-The Bedford County
Oil Company have struck oil again at depth
Of 500 feet or in that neighborhood. This is the
fourth strike claimed by the operators. Here
tofore the opinion has generally prevailed
that there was no oil east OF the Allegheny
mountains, but the success of this experiment
wipes out this theory. There appears to be
gen eral disposition to contribute means to
make the trial most thorough one. 1t is
thought that other companies viii be organi
zed in short time and commence opera
tions. Hurrah for old mother Bedford to
her great beds of coal and iron she is about
to add that other invaluable product, oil
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-05-25

GoNETHING NEW AND NOVEL for Agents,
- Pedlars, Country Stores, Druggists, and all
seeking honorable and pr ftable business.
Free by mail for IS cts; wholesale 50 per dozen.
Canyassers realize So to Sl2 per day profit.
ABBOTT & D0WD,
may25:4t Manufacturers, 1876 Water ST. NY.
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Rea-We have received from the Publishers
Messrs. Wills, Iredell s. Jenkins, Norris
town, Penna. small volume entitled "The
history OF the One Hundredand Thirty Eighth
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infant
y." The author, 0ceola Lewis, gives all
the facts pertaining to that organization from
the enlistment to the muster out of the Reg
lment. It should be in the hands of every
one who had friend in that organiza
ton. Mr.. William Foster is the agent for
this county and viii furnish it to all those
who may desire to retain memorable rec
ord of those brave men who were willing
to sacrifice all for the suppression of the mon
strous rebellion.
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a UDITORS N0IICE.-The undersigned ap-
"A pointed Auditor by the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, on the goth day Of April, 1866, to
distribute the money in the hands of. r. Durbor-
row, administrator Of Margaret Bulger Of Middle
Woodberry township, deceased, among tae heirs,
viii sit for the purpose Of his appointment, at his
office, on Thursday, the 7th day of June, at l
O'Clock p. m, when all parties interested can at
tend. [mayls:3tl J. T. KEAGY, Auditor