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THE Louisville Journal gets off the
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Ii the clothes of the Radicals in Con-
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would look like gang Of Italian beg
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Sumner shows disposition to abuse
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he would exhibit more stripes than ev-
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Stevens "hasnotalong lease Of his life"
His end and ropes should come to-
gether.
Thad. Stevens says that he has little
longer to live. The tears ''live in an
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The ex-rebel General Jos, Z, john
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IMPEACHMENT AND ANNOYANCEO OF
THE PRESIDENT -Wcunderstandt that
a meeting of Senator, and Representa-
tivc- was recently held secretly at one
Of the principal hotels in this city, to
take measures to impcach the Presi-
dent. In this connection the subject Of
the retiracy Of the Secretary Of War
was discussed in an animated and an
CRY manner. 1t was, we have reason
to believe, boldly and defantly assert
cd that the President dare not remove
this gentleman, however he differed
with him in his policy and views. The
temper of the meeting was highly eX-
cited and eXasperated at the thought.
1t was impudentIy insisted upon that
the Secretary Of War U5thsl remain, to
cmbarrass the President, and Of course
annoy the patriotic statesman fOrtu-
nately at the helm Of national affairs.
We warn these inceHdiaries against
pursuing further their wickedness and
Vaccinations towards the purpose in
dicated. L. Constitutional Union.
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BURLINGTON, VT, March The
Fenian Brotherhood of this city held a
grand and exciting meeting last night.
Speeches were made by the Head Cen
tre of the District of Vermont, and 9th
ers. Forty-seven members Were added
to the roll and sisterhoOd of twenty
three members was formed.
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alfu' advertisements.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS OF
THE BEDFORD COUNTY OIL COMPANY
Persons who subscribed to this company, by a
resolution of the Board of Managers are required
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amount subscribed, without delay. The parties
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BY order of the Company.
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We received the report of the pro-
ceedings of the Democratic State Con-
vention, too late for publication in this
issue. We will give them in full in our
next. Suffice il to say, that the Con-
vention was entirely harmonious, and
adjourned amid the most enthusiastic
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The controversy between the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and the
Atlantic and the Great Western Rail-
road, and the Cattawissa and Great
Western Railroads, was decided last
week by the Supreme Court, in favor
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"A negro in st. Louis has brought
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for ejectment from a car-laying the
damages at $4,000. This is certainly
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Jan, ), 66-ly

CATARACT, 40YEARs.-Mrs. Ashcum
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Streets, has had Cataract on both eyes over forty
years causing total blindness for the last years
Lately Dr. Sterrett removed the cataract She
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\ NEW party, it is said, IS about TO
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JNSTATE OF ELIZA WATSON
/ Decd-The Register Of Bedford county hay, ",
ing granted letters OF admin traton with the Wl't
annexed, upon the estate of Eliza Watson, iate VI
Bedford township, d., to the subscriber Teslu
ing in Bedford borough, all persons having claims
against said estate are requested to make kho"5
the same to him without delay, and those lndeo''"
are desired to make immediate payment.
S l. RUSSELL,
March 9 '6B-6t Admir- Q. t. A.
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Afw advertisements.
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March 9-5m S J. McCAUSLIN.
4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
"A Notice is hereby given that letters Of adm
istration have been grlnted to the sublcribers y.
/ the estate Of Henry Horn late Of the borough n,
Schellsburg, Bedford county. decd all persaTs
debted 10 said estate are notified 70 ma ke psy,,sr
and those having claims thereon will present rb,,
duly authenticated for settlement
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March 9, Gg-Gt 45a.--
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The Raids and R0mances of
MORGAN AND HIS MEN:
BY MRS. SALLY ROCHESTER FORD,
Win steel Portrait Of Gc3. Morgan.
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March 9, 'eg-Gt
BEnFoRp CoI.NrY. IS

BEDFORD COlfATY. IS
4 T an Orphans Court held al Bed.
n ford. in and for the county Of Bedford ,,
the 18th day of February. 4 D. 1856. before ,Ia
Judges Of the said Court. Onmotiou Of J + Cesy
na Esq, the Court grant a Rule on the heir. arf
legal representatives Of Adam Gillian, late of ~
township OF Monroe, dec d., 10 wit John Gill;.
residing in Bedford county, whose iuteres, is nn,
owned by II. Clay Lsshley residing in Baif,rl
county, Elizabeth Boyd. dec l. leaving s 6cbld-.,
viz William Oliver. Amanda, james Cttb4rir.
v, Mary Jane and Samuel p, nil residing In Al
Iegheny county. Pa. and William Gillian. Tesi H..
10 Bedford county, to be and appear at an Orpbsr'
Cour' to be held at Bedford. in and for the conn.
of Bedford on he 5th NJ pndoy. Both dav Of srrI
next, 10 accept refue to take the real estate y,
said deceased at the valuation which has beery. y.r
ued and appraised in pursuance Of Writ Of pir
tition valuation issued out Of our said Courf p,l
to the Sheriff Of said county directed or show cam.
why the same should not he sold
>--~In testimony whereof have hereunto CO,
my hand and the seal Of said Court a.,
h. D. Bedford, the 18th day Of February 4
- d 1856
March 8, 'G5-tt Z. SHANNON. Clerk
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
4 tes tamentary on the estate of John M5FiGNei,
late of Harrison township deceased, having oeel %
granted by the Register Of Bedford county TO the
undersigned, notice is hereby given to all haVlIs
claims against said estate 10 present them proPel'
authenticated for settlement. and all persons III
debIed will please make immediate payment
DUNCAN MeYICKER, tx l.
March ., '66-6t*
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Gr:i%.h Grhv:.'- 0I:*!o" o: O:sLo!N
JovExAI.S-As tic coipMhcad Journals have
been repeatedly l,araling the llsc statement
that General Grant endorsed "my policy"
hi, yic,r, Of .ho,c =:a!ous ..i:s 0: treason i.s
,p.c:aiiy interesting. Tie correspondent 0!
the Chicago Ecpu!hreH gives it. ny follows:
10 refer again to the Cincinnati E'?arcr.
Au amusing occnrruc" took p'acs to-day At
the Presidents reception. the account OF which
have on un1ncs;innahis authority. G"nsral
Grant wns standing engaged in conv"rsA;ico
with somp ono unknown 10 him, whea John
Hogan, OF st. Louis, approached him and
said =" Gcac.si Grant. ] want 10 INTRODUCES
you TO friend Of yours, th" correspondent of
tho CINCINNATI Eynrer." TO which tho Gen.
crnl replied :" i'.vo no stock in that paper.
ant i,innI want 10 how myJnt"d, no:n'r>'iwA
H." Mr.. Hogan Immediately said "Wtll,
hut he is personal irienl Of yours" When
tb. Gcncr.l sail: "WOiI. | want to ts
friendly with every ono. but don't tocnL ny
f1,mh connected ,riA Diot p4per." Hogan then
! said, in great a-tcn!smueht, "Wc.!.. but
you arc talking With the editor" Am
| I !" sail Grant. II did not know that;
, br,,. at any rate, ! have ac:hing 20 aro!.
os;zs for. | have declarcd:my opinion Of
Tia: p.por before. in 90 official capacity.
sndI mn of the sa,cc opinion now. John;
and the gentleman in question then Ir. :
',Irrd. 80
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w,n. :. u.,.,,i ~ ,rur.nrrn .xch,oycs
,s., Il. i,r,r,, ,,,c-,.;co abound, IN the
S.m,h AL ,h, Union ,ncn, wi..:h.r from tho
v.,, -, ,.,;y.s of IA. soil Are ~ sa.. in their
live, ami u-nu.rty Il! tho.e Who L;-:in:u;.irri
,lw,n<.l,r- y: p,,.i".. IN the rvh. srln;rs We
wish ,l.i> were NJ, AMI should h. glad 10 be.
l;rvcM. (, il with u" ple,1rrr ,ha, We record
f,ri+ .,.r., 20 >'."w a.. cJ..':ry. II Affords
-" ,.l'ii ,:i"n - i'..r that IL: "! int"ir:Int
.,:.;i +. .:,:n.!. ,:vi Ia: mn az. hIatri and
,.,o, ..',wn h-rl:;. ,,utn: t!r 50. they ~.
mi;n.i ir.. To the ni"i, -. ;h.,r G,,her-. Blu.
!. ~ ,...i" e -; ri:Orc! "aoa Au'i =
..,:;rm II a. I'll ,:i:i'r"nc,', Ne can not con.
s.". = comct9! :!c !Nr;>. or a;>.rt that pace
rnI cnpril,,:rr .r:val,. where they DO not
i u,I ~. "ayl,'l auI g,i1>>ian.'l because
,',., III no. tax. rar: in the r:b-i!i0n, but
n..,E.. ;',.rIy.. 10 ,,,:.: il. lis suE,;l,,,ion.
i',.. ;.o,,. u.,!. I, i;aow i. e.. -. :erms OF
,.,.i,n n,rr,l.r.l,i,h,, e. ~ ,iIo,. who for.
.... .i,.m i,r ,;,.'r ;.,,-ou viii he and ought
,n -. L:,i::.l hr IA. ;vmp.- a:ri disposition
~! ,i"S, akin. Their T.. ..."rlt;"n. When we
r.l!, ~ wr .lD in 'ln /, Smith .f"m Era, G:
AK u$,, ;i.r;JAnl 'I E'a%.' !v, ,a". m.iuber
"' ,nr L':'Sa'u'". ln:n'% j. S:n!i:!!. Joha
N.n."..v, nni i'r;er. k'Hn:i". formerly
m.n',,r, Ola r.i'r,, .AIksa d, regiment. and
r.,,..!;n Kcnnriy, rx sheriff ui Jc:!rrTon
county, ~ mon ,n:n WEI" bu. ,hwhackcl and
kl!ri within t"n .',Is, ant WREN, IN the aA,nc
u,,rr go rcd ,',e: All. Lp:r, ii Scott Co.,
',,l .l.. sheriff Of p.%c counir, both Union
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" W ;'p!;rv" i!lL,.:atc !.

DiiiN l'l'' ''''
G.,.. n.,ola :'m,. ;,,ii';"n Ia II. H"s.
S..',;, .r.yr..w.i ;Y.,iu M. jon, iirT IRON
kettle, f,r Tic Purpose o( soap ""'ii"S' line
>,pnn.ccuS COMPOUND produced, tn" Kettle
WAS rc;urnr,l, b.', aS alleged with hole IN
the bottom. !!crcnpon. Mrs. Jones seeks
r,;rrss through the medium Of the civil courts
.u;u, Mrs. Smith fr damages. The inSsnu-
it's of lawyer, i, known to everybody. o'I-
Inm Ia, il been so ,;rikinsly brought to view
As in tn. adjudication Of the c'se under re-
view. Resolved to fnr,iiy his fAir client on
ali sides, end ciIrclually to fprcclosc every
avenue TO the recovery Of damages. the de-
fence in,crroscs these three potent pleas, each
one Of wlri.!,. i, wore n""lIcsS to say. Il sub.
s,,n,iated, could not fail 10 :" floor "a" PLAIN
ti!l. viz:
|. Your kettle vas broken when wo ro'
cc;vrl it.
II. Your kettle Was rl9h VIXEN W ro-
turned il.
ILL., ~ n-r.r M"l yo"r te'ys.
The case has \ counterpart in tn" recon.
strlc,on policy Of the "humh!c Individual.
elevated by John Wilkes Booth TO tho Prcsi'
dcncv Of the United States. llcm are the
,,,ong mint, raised hy that eminent function
ary in the enfurc:m,l.t of"My policy:'
|. The 1elcl States never were o@ Of the
Union, and by no possibility could they 80
out >,
II. The rebel States cnn only he bro"9tt
Judk into the Union by mraa> Of NY Policy
III. T'rre n~r.r rere aay rctt' Suites. e.
Shades Of the il!u.trious SoLoS hide 10y
d;n;nisbcd head !-B.yEAl4I LM1n.
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PATRIOTIC INSTRUCTION,
ADDR E SIS
OF the National Union Committee,
to the Amcricau People.
Differences Between Congress
and the President.
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t:a'rrre' the c''''|'" ""''''' sec" - ''' ~ III
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