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Ir Is reported that johnson Repub-
lean meeting viii soon be held in Bos-
ron
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Bankers.

- arpP.......o z. SHANNON BENEDICT
DCPP. SHANNON &CO., BANK
IL ERS, BEDFORD, Pa.
B4NK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
--ECTIONS made for the East, West, North
81 >.gb aud the general business Of Exchange
@ed Notes and Accounts Collected and
.a'suses promptly made. REAL ESTATE
ISL, 3al sold Oct. 20, lS63.
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DR. }. L. MARBOURG, Having
IL permanently located, respectfully tenders
professional services to the citizens Of Bedford
gi.iuitv
Else Oh Juliana street east side, nearly opposite
Banking House Of Reed & Scheil.
ford February u, 1864.
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T0HNPALMER, ATTORNEY AT
Il LAW. BEDFORD, PA. viii promptly attend
rI business entrusted to his care.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of
ury claims Office on Juliaua Street, nearly
,ite the Mengei II use
l.ILlri. Aug |. lh6l
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MERCHANTS SHOW BILLS,
IHI printed in superior style, and upon resssona
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IL W.JAMISON, NJ. D., BLOODY
~ RUN Pa. tenders his professional servi-
s .a the people Of that place and vicinity. Once
s door west of Richard Langdou's store,
As q. 65-lv
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g. DURBORROw

Itay are, also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
.-I viii give special attention to the prosecution
'aHms against the Government for Pensions,
Pay Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c
lEee on Juliana street, one door South of the
U.agel House, " and nearly opposite the faqDtrer
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For II
UNITED.

For the Gazette.
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Suggested by Jean h,gsiotc's poem, "Dictded. "
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4husitians and Dentists.

u II. PENNSYL, VI. D., BLOODY
| Rrx. Pa, lite surgeon 56th P. W ten
. bis professional services to the people Of that
ae and vicinity. Dec y, 65-Iy*
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ElI k|k. J. C. Mi@'itta- Jft -
DEN SITS,
IL BEDFORD, PA.
#=es IN the Bank Building Juliana ST.
operations pertaining 10 Surgical or Me-
-laal Dentistry carefully performed, and war
'-el
TFRNs-CASH.
bedford, January 8, 1863.
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$4,000 rEp.Lold RC : AGD Hs5ohael. MN .o1

it is necessary to quit business in order to settle
up; that many people so mean, after you have
credited them, that when you try to get your hon
est dues from them, they will ''shy Of, and spend
their money, or run up accounts. at other stores.
aud You will lose their custom.
I don't want to quit business. ! must have
money ! have been faIts{Grnt wa1t every
man and woman who owes me by book account or
note TO pay me mar. | don't want them to act
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men, Pay if you can. If you can't pay, settIe
some wav / viii sue only those who don't want
to pay and quit me because l dun them.
Let all concerned call at once to settle. Thank
full 10 q generous public for their patronage, |
hope they will favor the new fra Of Hartley
Metzger who will do right.
apr2I.I Respectfully WM, HARILEl.
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BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.


Persons who intend purchasing Piano, will
find it to their interest to purchase one direct
from the manufacturer. We can guarantee our
instruments to be first-class, they are made Of
the best rosewood, are full iron frame and over
strung. we guarantee them for five years, with
the privilege of exchanging within twelve
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ny We have permission to refer to the fol-
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Benz. Speck, Andrew Bowman, G. W. Hoke,
Lemuel Campbell, and James Denney, in
Berkeley County.
re- A call is solicited
December 81, 1867
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Two TRIMS D1ILT. (Stlndops ercepted J

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'T0 THE PEOPLE OF NORTH
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG re;
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
L. y. DANIEL, Jr., President
SAMUEL RUTH, Gent Superintendent.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING To
RICHMOND, VA, AND FARTHER
SOUTH.
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WILLIAM DORSEY,
ID II L G & | S +
MtRTINsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA,

Keeps on hand. and offers to all who are in
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A full assortment of
DRUGS MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS.
PAINTS, OILS AND NARNISHES;
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. PAINT
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And customers generally can have
ANY COMPOUND PROPERLY FILLED,
And all orders as
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As if they were present We therefore invite
all to give Us a call.
Sept. q. 1865.
D. w ELL
MEN AND BOYS READY MADE
CLOTHING ESTA BASEMENT,
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
At
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Tire Doors South Of tde " Berkeley Uaion'
Office
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DATRONIZE HOME MANUFAC-
i TU RES!
MARTINSBURG MARBLE WORKS

We hereby announce to the public that we
have opened NEW MARBLE YARD on
Burke Street, near the Everett House, Mar
tinsburg West Virginia, and are prepared to
fill orders for work, such as
MON U MEN IT'S, TOMBS,
HEAD AND FOOT STONES.
MANTLES, STATUES & CARVING,
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ways on hand
We will deliver and put up stones in any
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Please call and see, before purchasing else
where. DIEHL s. BRO
November 80, 1865.
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Resotved, That so much OF the Annual
Report of the Adjutant General as relates
to the publication of "Ohio's Record in the
Rebellion" be referred to the standing
committee on Military Affairs, with in-
structions to oinquire into the expedieney Of
authorizing the publication of the shme,
and that said committee report by bill, or
otherwise. M NM NJ
Upon motion of Mr.. Lockwood, it was
Resolved, That the messenger boys OF
this House be paid the sum of two dollars
each per day, for the tire actually employ
ed In the House.
,.r Mr.. Clark, Of Columbiana. from the select
COMMITTEES on that subject, made report,
Teferringthe several parts Of the Governors
Message to the appropriate standing cont
-mittees, which report was adopted, --.-,r
Mr.. Stedman offered for adoption che fol-
lowing resolution, which was referred. to
the committee ON Pfinting:sA M w
Resolved, That there be printed 5000 copies
of the. Governors Inaugural Address-500
for the nse ofithe Governor rgpd 1900 for
the use of the General Assembly.
Senate messages were read and disposed
Of
The House then adjourned. ,t.a.
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Claim Agency,


Numerous complaints have been made
against Claim Agents by discharged SOL
diers; but by reference to our advertising
columns, It will be seen that I. A. Hutch
inson, formerly Of the firm Of Given &
Hutchinson, Military Claim Agents, is pre-
pared to receive and keep a,strict recordsof
all claims placed in his hands. ~
We call particular attention to thesugges-
tions he makes in regard to soldiers who
have received7no, bounty, OF Others who
have not received over one hundred dollars.
Soldiers should act at once: in this matter,
as delays are dangerous. Mr.. Hutchinson
is reliable, and WILL at sairJtimes, give in
formation to those who call at his Office, free
f CHARGE cWLXSlsl Zoo w LA
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JonTSsTset,TTe East why're.

The, lecture. rof Thomas E. Massey on
Mexico was delivered at Naughton Hall
last evening. The lecturer toqlk ahrieG
but compie i've view Of the physical
geography, mate and productions Of
Mexico; its past history, revolutions, gov
ernmental changes, mJrthe mental, politi-
cal, moral and social condition Of the peo-
pie. 1t was well written and most inter-
estlng discourse. The onlything to regret
is, that it could not have been listened to by
a well filled Hall.
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Hon. saunueI sheIlaBarger's
NDeech.

lThlg gentlamans wh0lwas elected 70, Cow
Rress frOmlthls (the 7thg Congressional Diss'
tifctfo fepfese6ttlie tefests OF the District,
iRtbeilouse, %, Monday dglivefed IhiIHssIf
ofisa speeea gonI the sNbjectiuf si' lRenOnrz
steaetlonas HIS ispeecha was an dassadlts on
tiief aPfesaieiit'sd REORGANIZATION policy. !.
There IS stnit not one word of conmepadlaliF
tion 81 the President Cor the course hehas)
pursued haHisefforts wefe drectedt 10 prove
-=Ii0t ay the, President undertook To, prove
IN SIS, Message, that the States never bad
besng0ntof the Union; that they could not
60 out of it save through successful revo-
lhtiou, and, hence, are not out nowZ7that
the Southern States, by attempting TO with
draw from the Union torcibly, ''ceasedtO, be
governing iStates;'e but that their people
Idid bot Cease 10 be subjects liable for trear
sonp--that, the States thereby lost their
spowers3 rs States, and that "lt was the
exclusive province of the United States,
4sg}ag arorgkits Legtslqtice branch, g, deter
minep, rhaty(s 10. be,sd0ReD with them He
afHsetedia willingness "tO welcome those
States back, p and to awelcome the hour
that brought them with Governments based
upon general and dlsincerelloyalty, andapoh
d dfsedgltion. Of tAs rights e1 their loyal eiti-
ssas y that is, when they consented to make
voters OF the freed slaves; and until they
did that he would deny them their rights
In Union as States, though that should
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taxation within bearable limits.
ilThe Caucus on ,TuesdIay NIght.

ia Joint Caucus of the Republican Mem
bers OF the General. Assembly was held at
tie Hall of Representatives, on Tuesday
night Of this week; but no voting was done
Co indicate whether SHERMAN or ScHEScK
ia ahead in the Senatorial race. The Caq-
Gus decided to proceedto nominate the Sen
atof, at its next meeting, which will take
place on Wednesday night Of next week,
iR the Hall OF the House. The contest be-
tween SHERMAN aud ScHENcK seems to be
.1s49l sss .. 4 hard - tell who Is ahead. !n
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Immigrants

During the week ending on Saturday
last, 4SO inImigEgnts passed this pointT i9f
these, 227 Intended settlement In Ohio; 43
in Indiana; 2oain Illinois go IN Missouri
and "a i'm Kentucky,
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Tryihg % PROVE they Lied.

IA Of Congressman are now engaged,
in the effort to prove, that when they told
tie people in their speeches that d State
cbald uoE secede, thsy lied. II they don't
succeed In doing sos it won't be because
thgv don't work hard. odt hna .t9sl19fDG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

~ Was~,-. ct, roor. ono = ,o,.h os ohont
Nsal5S ~ y "a IT,, n
scv9h.een ,.s, 1nnoti RSaas,ion ~ ooreTa,, VOn'
Win PITS egindss ius hnraasr, tm.an o44nPany, 4on
any ~ ,,,;,,s % t1,1
Weeks, sWlhuniigg H. up MlSn aepsnsSeiIb S'b W " His
character en- OF "lag, Paying 70 SlU4y]
ms oney was pau WI ~ nss - lanulaVuy
or DoaI1, allu X rygl e ssq9s.l-
lance, Ine aspiring IaEeuIan lU ~ sIaICeu Lor
OlnclnnaSI ~ l,o1S sYlehvut q Segs ~ ms
pocket ppr youtllsli !, ~ eneuIeI , hau lnaue
npmgeG ~ q Irienes nsre ana ~ Was not
wltnous regres Le GOon & ~ leatel ~ u. she
place. as ne maue ms way u9wh sne banks
OF t9e tfreat Miami soqtn%aIip, 9e !. Tonaer-
e11i III. Would ever aSalIl gonoiu ~ tho scene
OF ms mimic expl3itsi ahn y ne snonla
cnance 10 return, wnetnsr hls persohacpn-
dltlon wonlq pe Snahgeas. 1,s.4 y,,n.s.
Some'dozen miles nGwn tne river, ne oe-
cSns Mea tSs onnosite on sds tie Iyer bs
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The Clerelund Leader says rthere jspo true
ground fOh fear thai dpyahoSa e6bbtyJWiR
not maintain in the future her reputation
for unmatched ability to breed sons for the
lPenitentiary."
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lW-.AlNllITIED,L.l 4 y 4 I,L

"A shdsTiTUATION AS. CLERK IN SOME
ne Mercantile or nul6eturing establishment
by q Young man Who writesa good hand and is o
quick and correct accountant Good references given
as 10 business qualifications and character. address,
through the p0stofice, for one week 80
Ljan8!dlWs 70 li9 'IH' ~ % afF'B1 Ti'fi iiT
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~ RIeaaalunlIt lulIt lo 10 CoatsmpIate.

-aTheQontrast yeimade, a few days ago, of
the expenditures of the State Government
ten years ago and now, doesnot present an
object that is pleasant for the Abolition
lists TO contempiate.i At the time we made
the contrast, it did not enter, into our cal
c1iiatioh that, it would afford them much
satisfaction. Insteadof looking round for
excuses palliating the enormous expendi-'
tnrs4 6f the present day, which are piling
upon the people taxes that are crushing,
they had better turn their attention to an
advocacy Of such measures as shall lreduce
taxation within bearable limits. lI- -lN---
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BR1GaAM YoUNe is reported TO have 1856
wives, SiIas Roeder 12o, Jeremiah Stern
III, Job .Billisen 80, Julius HOfimsBts3
Habacue Croatzy 81, and .GideOnIRufan 81,
Brigham's oldest wife is not over forty-nine,
and his youngest not above fourteen, while
he is the survivor Of no fewer than twenty
eight spousess lgaA.Ls 1iairard u M1s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

The Aftemus Ward who, with his wife,
twas recently telegraphed EaP Ihaylnybeen
sutfocated from inhaling coal gas, was a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

AMoxG the editors who wsTpiR attend
aneaon.the sth OF January EestiFal at this
city were aIIORAgEl s. KNKPRg Esq. Of the
Rof 1ga6he Ind.Y Sssitt4el and iMessrs.
GIEsS sss sEiE OF the xsioGE Aduoeats, and
srlrmxK. OF the CEarbe County DemOrGla 4
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Franklin cPmHor PlePs;EL EL,

Andrew j. Grady ", Layina Grady. Pc
tition for divorce. Decree entered divorcing
petitioner from,the defendant.
State of Ohio v. John Owens. Indictment
for keepinga room where intoxicating Ii
quors were sold n in violation of the law
Defendant appeared in, court, and entered
into a recognizance with surety in the sum
of $500 for his appearance a, the next term,
to which time his case is eontinuedaHJ y
Abraham Stotts v. the City of Columbus.
Civil action on claim of damages for the
overfowof asewerinto plaintiffs CELLAR
Julg trial! Verdict in favor et plaintiff fof
$50 damages.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

THERE were about forty cases before the
Cleveland Police sConrt on Monday morn
ing, and none before ours.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
haIlroad Coilision.

The zahssVihs StSAasA 81 that on satuFA
day night, near the trestleover Big Walnut
Creek, the freight train going east FapEintp
the rear of another freight trains also east
ern bound, oyerturning two coal cars and
the caboose, severely injurihg the Conduct
OF, Mr.. Josephs, who was taken back TO
Columbus. Its fearedhisspine Is Injured,
and may result fatally. .t,ss.sgssssssS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
Forrest Notes.

Under this caption, the Dayton journal
publishes the following respecting 1.-The
great actor, Edwin Forrest. AS Mr.. For
restis expected to play 'nextiWeek sOn the
boards OF the Opera House in our city, this
little reminiscence Of hisearfy days wiz be
entertaininp: