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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
BREtDryL MISREPRESENTATION.
Horrible C0ppcrhcai Outrage:

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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
LETTER FROM a GALLANT soLDrER
Col Hicks, of tis 10th. Gives his opin-
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
gsEEY.z ElISGDOg TEI8LENG
DOWN!
Another Geary Paper Strikes It's flag

Another Geary Paper Strikes It's Flag.
We notice that the Juniata Repabii-
can published at Mifiintown, Pa, by
W. Nj. Allison & Co., has taken down
Geary's name from its masthead. Sure
ly Satin's kingdom is tumbIIng down!
Every day weakens the Geary forces
and adds to the number who will vote
for the patriot and statesman, iiester
CIy1ner.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

The President has been making d
grand tour Of the Northern States.
Everywhere lac Was met with the most
enthusiastic popular demonstrations.
The Radicals strive in vain to cheek the
tide OF popular opinion IN his favor
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

LET the federal ofiice-hoIdcrs in this
county beware! Some Of them arc
playing fast and loose and others are
assisting the radicals with all their
might. Nota man Of them who doesn't
support the President viii remain III
Office after the election. Democrats and
Conservatives, keep an eye on these
gentlemen!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

Nu<-R-. EDgruns- The following
appeared in the last weeks i3goi5'cr:
.'NFANV.U-A .aW more returned
soldiers to work at .Ae Court House;
none but those WHO will support ttE-
uer and the ''Hya1 dog need apply.
AGY soldier neiug suspected Of rDlHJ
1s ,le shat, vii he Immediately muster
ed out OF -. IN PpFcV'' service, Inquire
at thc C,VIuer Headquarters"
~ . am the only returned @0ldleT"
at WORK at the Court House, the above
is undoubtedly intended iOr ne. The
writer intends to convey the impress
sion chat am in the political market,
ready to take the highest bid; and Is
such | unhe-itatingiy pronounce II Il
WIfui and deliberate untruth, and the
author thcreOf-WhOm ! very well
kuoW-a malicious talSifiCr. | was en-
plOycd 70 work at the Court House IOr
no other consideration than money for
my services, and no one about the
Court House, orauy one connected with
the "Clymer Headquarters has ever
approached me as to how / would vote
this fall. ! have neVer-likc the author
OF the above -prOiesscd to belong to Il
party for which he had no sympathy,
in order to procure work. OfmyseIf 1
do notWish to speak, but ifany persons
are dcsirOus to learn more Of the man
who furnished you with the above item,
would refer them to \. 3. Carn, or
others with whom he has had dealings
during his stay in town. If he has
nothing else to do than to invent such
miserable ialschoods rs the above, /
would advise him to migrate to some
other community, where his services
may be bettcrapprcciated.
NJ. =. SPIDLE.
HnlGnrl Snnt IL lNGG
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

AFTER all the Radical blowing about
Vermont, the Democr,lts have really
gained 90 per cent. on their vote last
year, and the same Is true of Maine.
Why don't the RAIDS. tell their people
about California, Idaho, Colorado,
Kentucky and Washington? Eli:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

thusiasm, it far exceeded any thing of
the kind that has ever before been held
in this city. The reporter Of the Nc
tiojl0i b,tetiigeacer was present and a
full account will appear in that Jour
nal. Truly Yours,
JACOB SNYDER.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
FOR ASSEMBLY.

We are authorized TO announce Col John H.
Filler of Bedford county, independent can
didate for Assembly. subject to the decision Of the
people on the second Tuesday Of October next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
WIDE ANAK&E =!

SATURDAY, SEPT. %, is the last
day on which you can be assessed. See
that ali returned Soldiers and all per-
sons who voted 1a age last year, be as
scsscd. Don'tncgicct this.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
JUDICIARY.
4SsOciCtic ,JitClgC,
G. W. Gunlp.

The ticket must he cut apart at each
Of the wide spaces, with the words
estate" county" and Judiciary"
Jo5ded oR.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

The cholera has got its match-it
has seized the Freedmen Bureau.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

We give with pleasure the letter of
Col. Hicks, late Of the 10Th 2. V. We
are informed that Col Hicks has hith-
erto bccna "Republican."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

GEN. GRANT rehuked the Radicals at
Cincinnati, the other day, declaring that
ne was greatly annoyed at their efforts
to Insult the President.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21
Gske the Most OF Yourself.

some tlme ago | was travelling in thu
cars, ana soon after ! took nv .eat = I.dx
entered accompanied by q Young lad an.
parently ten or twelve wears q III.
cars were not then crowded, and | didn',
think 1T at all strange when she turned
and to take j., not ~ MI selfish unless az
often happens, The world We live in gets
crowded so | looked Mt the lady without,
any wish to criticise or find fauif
But pretty SOON the car BEGAN IN fill mn
Men came IN looking about anxiou.ly for
seats for ladies, aud one pala. md sick
looking man had 10 stand up until | offer
ed my seat. ! looked at this woman and
her son IN perfect a,tonishncnt. She'll
sure take up her satchcl, thought. and
tell her son 10 take n seat Iy her de and
make room for two on his seat, but there
sat the woman as quietly ne If every body
were comfortably seated and there lay
her satehel by her side there on the op-
posite seat sat sonny" with no thought
Df being disturbed
expected every minute to see the moth.
cr give up one of the seats, and. TO my per
iect surprise heard her at last sny-
Stretch out and make The most ef your
seIt sonny, or You'll have to divide your
seat with that 0d woman"
| looked mp and saw the conductor cast.
ing his ewes al out 10 find n seat for an old
lady he had brought into the cars
/ should have givcn her my seat with
ont any delay. but | was curious to se.
what the mother and son would do That.
the boy would finally resign his seat /
supposed rs matter Of course. bu. was
quickly convinced that nothing was furth-
or from hi. intention, for he stretched out
and mate tic mast of himsey, according
10 direction.
! The conductor at last spied him. and
! takinz him ly the arm. rs If to raiso him
/ up, said. Well, young man, | must dis
/ turb vorr nap.
/ Then turning 10 the mother, lie said
Madam. viii vou please take up your
safchel and give this boy seat by you ?
( | want to turn over this seat and give it to
this lady
/ The boy resigned his seat, but idcnt-
I II was very much ont Of humor. Il was
/ all fixed, and you might have lefs IN.
alone hc said in an undcrtone
" | saw you were all fixed replied the
conductor with smile, " bnt | found il
( necessary to disturb you on ought Ia
have known hotter than to take whole
aeat when the cars are full ! shall know
YOU the next time sec vou, young man
Nothinr more was said Tie mother
wa. too indignant to speak, and the boy
had said al lie dared to say.
left the cars. thinking. with the cons
ductor. that should know the 10y the
next time | saw him.
It WIS a sad picture or selfshne.s, and
It pained rs well as dis1ustei me 1her-
was a boy beginning his life by acting on
se}fshuess and seeking his own com fort
to the great discomfort Of ethers-Pre,
JyteriGn Banner.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21
NUMBER 8.

deliberately choose the I,tto-
enutf to DO somethin star,i;r "nu Grains
Dan voorhees, Nv Iniearv h. III IN iihe
qualities developed to O. derra, =. - l"e9e
cites my profound respect Ratu eA-
and ternandy Wood its min and -, nin
Fernandy did wiked thirrs ,r;.t
neatnls than Noohees but for m. .or1
love nv dom EN-, Noohees beets the -,
sea, continued he that the war
us much yoose to me. | repeat it, -
damage, Aiore the war, he'd M, -,
way pretty much In the Southern Sta-s.
or erv octoroon | Good count on =,
least two anters and under tn. ~:
arkie system Of Airikin slavery with -
the wy, wuz NV ! nv most brilIiant o,,,
scpshunS), octoroons multiplied with i.
rapidity pieasin to hohoId. But now aIaai
the octoroon biznsss is dore and mn, Las,
holt Is gone. hey some littI- hon. r.
ever. The Dimocrisv are disnlov;na
vlESer didn't think thev nossasf Fs
they KIN only git strength enuf 10 eIact
'he next President aud re establish slavo.
ry fhe thought fills me with unuttsr
aoIe JOY The redoosin of the niger p,
bondage aSIn wood give me clean titIs
I" every last one who helped TO do il And
IN @itten en- hack into their moral cn,..
ny tie way tnat { n Jther Dlraso
u' nlhe) iher q be enuT slauehterin and
murders 10 satisfy several sich Satan, o.,
! am Id help otn eff knowd how hpt
can improve on either their speekers or
writers, and ez long ez men will do NV
work gratis | don't see the yoose NV inter
fern"
At this pint q couple NV rmall inns m.
dertook To push me into the stream ond
in the struggle | awoke. NV dream WV.
o eT, but the impreshun remained "E:n
1t be mused peusi elv, that ". ara
dom the devilss work, aud are we +, bs
hnaiiy rewarded in the manner | saw in
my vision? Ii SO hednt better Quit and
repent p N
But thought again, that baws,a- :,
mite be Tor younger men, it wood be nv
no yoose Tor me. | he'd voted the stre;,
ticket Tor thirty years, and the ten or
twelve years he'd to live wuz too short a
time IN which TO repent successfully nv
sich Iniqnity. so sank into sleep ,oain
"a, time dreamin that he'd turned Fenian
he'd elected myse He'd Center for ,bs
Sttlt Nv Kentucky. and wuz lust lnys,tin
s'o,V ,Voo IN magnificent plantashun.
PrTRoIEUA V. Many
Lat Pastor Nv the Church Nv the Mo- D;..
penshshun
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21

and made an appointment to receive him
at the house in the stillv hours OF the
nigh. Heated" like Lothario, with
fHe Tuscan grape he stealthily repaired
to the spot Here, however. in praise be
1t SAID. the justly indignant lady had pre-
pared Tor him reception different from
that OF his dreams lie was rec a;vol and
taken into darkened parlor with hushed
Whispers, carrying boots in hand Left
ior moment with the loud heatings Of his
heart, the folding doors were thrown wide
admitting flood of light, and exhibiting
e:owd of gentlemen and ladies. among
whom was the wife whom he thou .ht was
unsuspectingly at his own home. The
denouement Of the scene is said to have
been rich IN the extreme, though the boot
less Knight remained but Il few minutes
to enjoy it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21

pointed out to me by my hostess "a the
Squire Of etapieford, and Cicelv Miles
hetrothed, now came up to her, and Law
lng his hand on her white shoulder with
an air of possession. SAID tenderlv, "What
makes you look SO flushed, CissY? Have
yon been transgrcssing again p
es, Robert. Mrs. Saunders asked
me to tell MIR Dacre, she answered.
And you Will be i'll for week in con
sequence 1 shall ask Mr.. Dacre to write
the story, to save another repetition of it
\ on know we wish you TO forget all about
it. dearest"
it was TOO horrible for that" she said
SIMPLY And then the squire turned to
me and made the request, OF which this
tale is the fulfllment
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21
From the Toledo Blade
Massey.
,Ir. Nasby Enjoys Vision Ct the Mex. World
CsSFErE'T y EoIDs (sich J
10 ln the Stsii NV h eutUcFy),

CsSFCpE-r roIDs (sich
10 Ia the stsit NV Il kentUcty),
February .. 1866.
Last mite retired to nv virtoous couch
at precisely halE-pa-t eleven. after eatin a
rather light supper for that time NV mite
alluz make II pint To eat light in tn"
evenin, for IN gittin old and my dies
tive faculties ain't what thew wuz when
wuz yoi-ng. Alas We who hev lived
out the best part nv our davs. wat wood
we give to be set back to the time when.
with our faculties unimpaired. we Good
consoom good square meal without fear
Nv consekenSes But
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21

A rich occurrence has recertlv taken
-race in i Louis. A fancy. fazhional ie
sna fast vounr married man became
enamorad of CAV and gli'terIng widow
and sought TO make conquest Of her IN
jurious of her character. outrageous to the
wife of his bosom, and infamous to hIm :
self The intended victim soon saw the
drift II his intentions, and prepared
punishment for his audacItv not eqna5e
in the days Of the Merry wives o
Windsor" She apparently listened y
Sa.oft rersus.iens ef hi, viaS'ns Toice'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21

"A couple who were engaged
fiftv-tive years ago had a falling out,
and the young man subsequently,
married and lost three wives, while
the lady married and lived with her
husband ffty-three years. raising a
large family. The original couple re-
Gently met, revived their first love,
were married. and are now living
happily at Lynn, Susquehanna coun-
tv. Pa.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21
subscription FsaGes.
Terms OF Advertising,

Professional lns Business Cards not exceeding SIX
lines. $40 per wear.
Twelve lines So1p-reil type. compact matter or
th-ir eqItva Mt IN space vii he counted square
Es.cAy S-tice. prbl-hed four weeks - FOR single
hnn Al. -nt ATTY FOR each additional animal In
notice
LegAl Notices A. statute
Special Saticrs lea ioi and hs~tn- rrecetenc- cf
ortiTNry fr-rt,-~ ents 80 per cent. advance on or
1inarv rzte-
kts--tfe~n-7s- not ranfei with directions viii
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21

There IS a child in Staunton,
Virginia. seven weeks old, winch
weighs only one pound and half.
When born it could be put INTO a
tea-cup. and then weighed only half
q pound.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-02-21
TIE MINERAL FONT TRIBUNE

IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
In Lsnahan', Block High street, opposite the Post
or--, Mineral Point, Wis, BY
BLISS &C SON.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24
Leaoz Notices.
1aLIzABETH ANA HAeeERTY Is. JON

TNLIZABETH ANN HAGGERTY Us. JOHN
III ID. HAGGERTY, IN the Circuit Court for
baltimore c0unty-tn Equity.
The object of this suit is to procure an as
sgnment of an income for the maintenance
aud support Of the complainant and her chill
dren, and for an INDUCTION preventing any as
position by the defendant of his property.
The bill states that on or about the 5th day
of September, 1854, the complainant and de-
fendant ntermarried with each other; that
they lived together until the first of August
1865, when without any just cause the deien-
dant deserted the complainant and is suppos-
cd to be living IN the State of New York, I'M
lawfully with another woman; that the COM
plainant 10 in a destitute situation, with five
children of herself and defendant to support
without any means to do So. That the said de-
PENDANT is possessed of property in Baltimore
county and elsewhere, and that in all proba-
bility he will dispose of the same as soon as
he shall be informed of this proceeding and
leave the complainant and her children en-
tirely destitute of support.
And that the defendant is not now resi-
dent of this State, it is thereupon this oath day
of February, 1865, adjudged and ordered, that
the complainant by causing copy of this or
der to be inserted in some newspaper publish
cd in Baltimore county, once in each of four
successive weeks before the S1st day Of March,
give notice to the absent defendant Of the OBJ
iect and substance of this bill and warn him
to appear in this court in person or by solicit
tor on or before
the I'd dag Of July, 1866,
TO answer the premises and show cause II any
he has, why decree ought not to pass as
prayed. -
True Copy-Test:
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
March at.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

T0HN RANDOLPH QUINN Us. ARELINE
- PIERPONT aud others, In the Circuit Court
for baltimore county-im Equity, March Term,
1885,
The object of this Bill of Complaint which
was filed to December Term, 1864, is to procure
decree for the sale Of the real estate OF Thos.
j. Pierpont, late Of Baltimore county, deceas-
ed, in order to pay and satisfy his outstanding
creditors. The substance of said bill is that
said Thomas J. Pierpont in his lifetime, was
indebted to said Quinn in large sum of money;
that judgment was obtained by said Quinn for
the amount Of said indebtedness that the per-
sonal estate Of said deceased was insufficient to
pay his debts that after his death, his heirs
at law. by deed, conveyed their interest in said
real estate to said Abeline, his widow, for and
during her natural life; that said deed is fraud
upon the creditors of said decedent; that said
deed may be declared void and that the said
real estate of decedent be sold for the payment
of his debts; that the children and heirs atlaw
of said decedent are Sarah Jane, who inter-
married with James Cavey, CHARLES A., who
intermarried with Eliza Ann -, Milcha c.
and Mary c. Pierpont adults, and James Pier
pont, an infant, under twenty one years of age.
And petition Of complaint filed in this cause
alleges that two successive writs of subpoena is
sued against said James and Sarah Ann his
wife, Charles A. Pierpont and Eliza Ann, his
wife, Milcha C. and Mary Pierpont adults, and
James Pierpont infant, commanding them to
appear and answer the premises, &C., have been
returned non sMnt, by the Sheriff of Baltimore
county.
1t is thereupon this 10th day Of March, in
the year 1866, ged and ordered, that said
parties be proceeded against as residents,
and that the compliments, by causing copy
of this order to be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Baltimore county,
and also in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Baltimore city, for four successive
weeks before
the first day of May merit
give notice to the said James Cavey and Sarah
Jane Cavey his wife, Charles A. Pierpont and
Eliza Ann his wife, Milcha C. Pierpont and
MaryC. Pierpont, adults, and the said James
Pierpont infant, the said absent defendants, of
the object and substance of said bill of COM
plant, and warn them to appear in this Court
in person or by solicitor, or before the
first day of August, IN the year 1866,
to answer the premises and show cause if any
there be, why decree ought not to pass as
prayed.
True Copy-Test:
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
March 24.-4t
baltimore Gazette copy 1aw4w and send
bill to this Office.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24

VALUABLE FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.

TIME subscriber offers at private sale, his val
Il liable farm, situated ON the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, nine miles from Bal -
~ timore, short distance below 5sSfHR
= Riders Switch, and about two 80
miles from Towsontown. 1t con
tains about
SIXTY-FIVE ACRES
of highly improved land, divided into nearly
equal portions by the railroad, one. half being
limestone land, with quarry and kiln. The
place is Immediately at the head of Swami
Lake, and from the buildings which situa-
ted on an cminence, beautiful view thereof
is presented.
The improvements are good old fashioned
HOUSE, Stabling, Dairy, Hen House, Meat
House, &c. An excellent young Apple OR
CHARD, just in the prime of bearing, and 9TH
or fruit trees, Spring of never failing soft wa
ter near the house. 1t is Immediately on the
county road leading from the end of Charles
Street Avenue, and is eight miles from the city
by that road.
This property offers great inducements to
persons in the city wishing frst-class coun-
try residence, or it may be divided advantage
ously, as there are several splendid building
sites with a large number of springs of pure
soft water. If not sold at private sale before
Tuesday, the 3D. Of May, it will on that day be
divided into Lots, and offered at public sale,
on the premises, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
Feb. Its. SAMUEL w. COALE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24
PRIVATE SALE
OF THAT
BEAUTIFUL FARM

ON which now reside, % miles from Bal
" timore, miles from Freeland -
,a%s, Station, N. C. R. r., mile from e 5S5MAG
New Market, and binding on 80!
~the Baltimore and York turn. ia.
pike mile At the village of New Market
hotels, smith and wheelwright shops, and three
resident physicians. There are good schools
within ] mile and mills within one mile.
The farm contains
100 ACRES,
about 20 Of which are in good timber. The land
is level and clear of stone. l40O bushels of lime
have been put on it within the past two years.
The farm is we'll fenced and laid off into eight
Fl elds, and has two springs of excellent water
on it. 1t has ALSO Peach and Apple orchard
of 100 trees each, besides an abundance of pears
and other fruit.
The improvements are splendid,
NEW MANSION,
26x46 feet, with wide porch on three sides,
an excellent cellar under the whole, large
hall through the centre, four rooms on the first
floor and six on the second with an excellent
garrett. One good log Barn, 30x6O feet, ten
ant House, Dairy, meat and hen Houses, with
we'll of first-class water at the door OF the
mansion.
1t is unnecessary to say more Of this farm as
persons who wish to purchase can see for them
selves. If immediate application be made, it
" - JACOB SHOCK,
Maryland Line P. o., Baltimore county, Md.
REFERENCES:
James B. Standiford, Judge Orphans Court.
Raymond h Burton, 1853 W. BALTIC St., BALTIC.
Col. John Horne, New Freedom, Pa.
C. W. Bentley, Esq, Bee Tree, BALTIC. Co., Md.
Ex-Sheriff J. Walker, Parkton, do do
James Rampley, Esq, do do do
E. S. Everhart, Esq, Md. Line, do do
Editors "Union," Towsontown, do do
Dec. 2.-tf.