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J. W. DtCEERsoN
2AusicianG and Dentists.


d II. PENNSNL, NJ. d., BLOODY
Rry. Pa. Gate surgeon 56th P. Y. V.l ten
. ai. professional services to the people OF that
-.e and vicinity. Dee. Y, .65-lyt
II W.JA1IISON, NJ. D., BLOODY
RUN. Pa. tenders his professional seryI-
s % the people Of that place and vicinity. Oillee
re Hoor west of Richard LangtOu store
Me-. 24 'G5-ly
nR. i'll. MARBOURG, Having
! rermaneu,lv located, respectfully tenders
a-5irs-fonal services to the citizens OF Bedford
e.. vicinity. -
u.c ou Juliaua street. east side, nearly opposite
81. Hmbjr, House Of Reed < Scheil.
bedford February r. 1864.
meEoS, J. C. AINNicH. 1E''
nEN rs,
BEDFORD, PA.
.H.e in the Bank Building Juliuua st.
e. aparutions pertaining to Surgical or Me
..s Dentistry carefully performed, and war
a. Tooth Powders and mouth washes eX-
...., articles, always Oh hand.
TFEWS-CASH.
l.iord. January 6, 1863.
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TNHE Local circulation of the BED
4 FORD GAZETTE slarger than that Of any other
pHper in this section OF country ana therefore OIL
ers the greatest inducements TO business men 10
fdvertise in it's columns.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION

TIE BEDFORD GAZETTE is published esery Fri.
day morning by MEYERS 4 MESGEL, st 80 90 pei
sunum, If paid strictiy N aaUaRce, 81 so if paid
within six months; $500 if not paid within six
months. al subscription aersnnts MUST Be
ss,tlsf annually No pap'r win be sent out of
the State unless paid for IyADvAgcE, and all such
subscriptions will invariably be discontinued at
tbe expiration of the time for which they are
paid
al ADVERTISEMENTS for n less term than
three months Ten CENTS per lire for each IN
sertion. Special notices one-haIf additional All
resoIuti' rs Of Associations; communie tions of
limited er individual interest, and notices Of mar
rages and deaths exceeding FIVE line. TEN rents
per line Editorial notices fifteen cents per line.
Al t,gat Notices Of ersyy kind, amt Orphans'
Cart a1,a J,1liciai !Soles, arr requiyel bv lar
70 5' published IN 6oth papers p1bhsbed IN this
s'1cs.
- All advertising due after first insertion.
liberal disc unt is made to uorsous 81 artis;r,
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NEISS KATE DEAL & MRS. NJ.
vi r. SCHAEFFER have just returned from
the city with a fine assortment Of fashionable
BONSETS,
HATS,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS.
GLOVES,
ladies and gents hose, ladies' and gents hand
kerchiefs and collars fancy neck-tles, ruitIng,
dress buttons and trimming machine silk and cot
ton hair brushes tooth brushes, clothes brushes,
soaps. perfumery, enamel, skirt braid, embroider
ing braid. ladies' corsets aud hoops, balmoral
skirts lace wells tissue for wells. cloths for sacks,
dress goods, poPlins, lawns, ginghams &c, &c
Mantua-making and all kinds Of Milliner work
done in the rheapeyt a,td best manner.
may II Sc.
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P. ven. SHARPE. r. KERR.
lGIARPE 4 KERR, ATTORNEYS
= At LAW BEDFORD, PA, viii practice in
f.ecourfs Of Bedford and adjoining counties Of
f.. an Julana St. opposite the Banking House Of
Reed Schel March , 'GB
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Uhe 8edfora Gazette.
FREEDNEN'S BUREAU ENVESFEGA-
TE1N.
Generals Stcedmau's aud Fuflert0T-s
Final Report.

Generals Steedman and Fullerton
have recently submitted to the Secre-
tary Of War final report Of their in
vestigation into the operations ofthe
Freedmen's Bureau in the Southern
States, from which we take the follow
inn pvtrartS.
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AttorneNs at 9ar.

JOSEPH W. TATE. ATTORNEY
u AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA. will promptly
sfeEd to collections of bounty, back pay. &c,
ul al business entrusted to his care in Bedford
adj adjoining counties.
Clsh advanced on judgments. notes, military
sri other claims.
rs for sale Town lots in Tatesviile, where Il
.Hl Church is erected, and where large School
House shall be built Farms. Land and Timber
Lave. from one acre to 800 acres TO suit pur
ssa>ers.
Office nearly opposite the ''Mengel Hotel and
Bank IF Reed Schcll
Anril 6. ls66-ly
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Inpursuing this investigation, which
has now extended over four months,
we have found extreme difficulty in
complying with that portion of our in
structions which requires us to report
upon the operation of the Bureau and
its mode Of administration. The Bu-
rea has no settled mode of administra-
ton. There is an entire absence of sys-
tenn or uniformity in its constitution.
In one State its officers exercise judi
cial powers; in adjoining States all cases
are referred to the civil authorities;
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!. G.. MISNfCH. JR
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pays $l5,0O year as rent. We can
scarcely imagine the excuses for rent
ing land on account of the United
States, when the Government, through
each Congress, is giving away millions
of acres of public lands to corpora
tions.
Major General Absolom Baird is the
Assistant Commissioner Of Louisiana,
and was also in military command of
the department when we visited it
He has undoubtedly improved upon
the administration of Mr.. Conway.
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GEO BLYHYER JOHN F R1.yvypp
GORGE BLYMYER & SON
y j having formed partnership, on the 9th of
March. 1865. in the
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-14
SUnlIM OMS.

j. F. Griffin plaintiff, vs. Isaac Jennings defendant
Action to money, in County Court OF the State
of Oregon for Union County.
TuSU ISAAC JENNINGS, Defendant: In the name of
n the State of Oregon you hereby summoned
and required TO appear answer Plaintiff complaint
now lie in the Clerks Office in said Court, after
vice hereof upon you by publication for six weeks in the
WEEKLY MoUSTNSgER, us by order of said Court or
Judgment for want thereof will be taken against you
aud unlsss appear aud said plant, the
Plaint II will take judgment against you for the of
$780, together with the all disbursements Of this
action. by order of j. p Argrrsnger County Judge of
Union County. NJ, BAKER, Atty for plaintiff
U. s. Rev. Stampl
.50cents. jan5.6w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-14

NOTHING is more easy than to grow
rich. 1t is only to trust nobody, be-
friend nobody; to heap interest upon
interest, cent upon cent; to destroy
all the finer features of nature and be
rendered mean, miserable and despised
for some twenty or thirty years, and
riches will come as sure as disease,
dsappointment,a and a miserable death
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-14

A MODEL SrATE-The State of Iowa
which sent some seventy thousand
troops into the f'eld-exceeding its
quota by nearly SIX thousand-instead
of being overrun and born C down with
Obligations, has State debt of "a little
over three hundred thousand dollars,
which she can pay off at any time.
None of her counties are in debt in
consequence of the war. The reason
for this extraordinary exhibit is to be
found in the fact that her people went
out and fought instead of hiring
Others to do so. What contrast this
is to most of the States that are now
staggering under millions of debt, in
Cured for the purpose of filing their
quotas.
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jan5.Gw
Saslna IklONS.

Henry Tozer John Haley, plaintiffs, Isaac Jcn-
nugs-Acton to recover money in County Court Of the
State of Oregon, 10, Union County.
VuyO ISAAC JENNINGS, DEFENDANTS In the name
III Of the State Of Oregon, you are hereby summoned
and required appear and tho complaint of tho
Plaintiffs, file in the Clerks Office, in said Court,
after service hereby upon You by publication for six
weeks In the WEEKLY M0UNTASEER, by order Of said
Court Judgment for thereof WI be taken against
you and unless you Soappe,r and said complaint
the Plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the
OF $3.50 together with the costs and disbursements
OF this action. order of j. p. Argcrsinger, County
Judge of Union County.
U. S. Rev. stamp( NJ. BAKER, Atty for plaintiffs.
so conts. 'an56w
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Private Residence For Sale.
A NICE RESIDENCE, located In tho best part of
"a town, will be sold cheap FOR CASH. Inquire at
tio Store of Ljn1Gtfl COIN BoIM
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Washington Wagon Road.
V'HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD FORM THE
] Travelling Public that the Washington Wagon Road
from Portland and Vancouver to the Upper Cascades is
well being kept in good travelling order for wagons and
stock E.C. HARDY,
Dalles Jan. 11th 1865. jan11tf Sole Proprietor
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BLACK LIST.
sale OF Mining Ground.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the Clerk
ND Of the Circuit Court and to directed in favor
Of Charles Castle and ID. SaltOnstull, plaintiffs and
against Michael Donalue, deendan for the Of sty
five 500O $65 50) dollars principals in gold coin of the
disbursements, have levied upon and shl sell at public
auction the highest bidder for cash in hand, of gold
coin of tho United States, on WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth
day of FEBRUARY, 1866, between the hours of II and
O'clock NJ before the Court House door in Canyon
City, Grant County the following described property to
wit: one fifth interest in mining ground known
the Miller 'jlams, bounded the North by Mexican
Co.'s Claims, and running up Canyon Creek to the Old
Heller claims it being 450 feet more or less.
NJ. z. BERRY, Sheriff.
by WIN. W. WHIppLE, Deputy
Canyon City, January Is, 1865. jan26w5*
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-14
9aily ADountatneer

THs BEAUTY OF A BLUsH.- Goethe
was in company. with u mother and
her daughter, when the latter, being
reproved for some fault, blushed ana
burst into tears. LIE said: GLOW
beautiful your reproach has made
your daughter! The crimson hue and
those silvery tears become her better
than any ornaments of gold or pearls.
These may bo hung on the neck Of any
woman; but those are mover seen dis
connected with moral purity. A full
rose bespriukled with the purest dew
is not so beautiful as this child, blush
ing beneath her parents displeasure,
and shedding tears of sorrow at ber
fault A blush is the sign which ma
ture hangs out to show where chastity
and honor dwell.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-14

THE Virginia City Enterprise says:
The new telegraph line of the United
States and Pacific Telegraph Company
il being rapidly and most energe,ical-
ly pushed inward towards completion.
1t is already finished from San Fran>
CISCO to Carson, and within one week
from now it is thought the line win
be completed TO this city. In few
days it will be completed between
here and Austin, there being only
couple of miles or so of it remaining
TO be constructed, which is in Six Mile
Canyon. Carpenters are now at work
preparing an Office for the new tele>
gragh company, in the south corner
of Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Office. When
completed, they will commence oper-
ations Immediately.
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N Office

Ms HEREBY GIVEN that the Cc-partnership hereto1
II fore existing between II. G. HARDY, c. Il. MITCH
ELL and T. W. THOMPSON, doing mercantile busi-
in this place. under the of II. c. Hardy Co.,
this day dissolved by mutual consent and hereafter
the business OF said firm will be conducted by n. G.
Hardy, who alone authorized to collect and settle the
accounts of said nrm &c. HARDY
G. j.. MITCHELL,
susanville, Grant Co., Oregon, F.w. THOMPSON
Nov 13, 1865 n29:lm
, 1866-03-12
Troops Sent to Suspension
Bridge, Windsor, &c.
LATER FROM EUR0PE---CON-
TINUED ARREST OF
FENIANS.
Remarkable Speech by u. Thiers.
AN IMPORTANT PROJECT UN-
DER CONSIDERATION.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Changes in the Internal Revenue Tax
Naval Offices TO be eAbnnhontd-K3cn.
nett Again an Applicant for a Flref-
clnAk n1hAfOn-SaSgard Assures the
Britinh MInIHtcr-Sir Frederick Bruce
NOT Alarmed.
Especial Despatch to the chfcsce Thbune1
NAsutS0ToN, March II.
General Garfield bas beGn instructed by the
Ways snd Mean, Committee TO report. In part,
upon the changes Gu the retcnuc, which have a.
ready been agreed upon. The tax Oh Incomes
has been fixed at per cent. over Que
thousand dollars. Tbs nx on echod
ule A, and uhtch compn.e. a gzca,
variety oi articles. such AS witches, carriages. &C.,
has been thrown oil, except upon billiard tables
and carriages wo,.h oves $500, Cotton Is taxed 1re
cents per pound, payable. not by the planter, bnl
monthly BY the manufacture who receives IT, or by
the exporter At The time Of the shipment The A1
Of ODE dollar barrel On crude petroleum II re
1le tax on wliskcy IL not changed.
|. These tfe the important 5tasnfs-s 0{ The report
though IT covers several minor articles 4 bl Il
In preparation cpnferTtnS upon the Secyetnry OF the
1trss W aulho1ty TO dtspen.e With the eeFSlccs o1
i csn be done wilhos injury to the public service
The positions sse meFe ttnasnses-
They New York Htrakl Is again IN appltesnt 10,
erday assured 1Ee Hlitish Nineer ihs. sn5 aisemp,
on the part Of the FeniAns to s3oAte the neutrality
inas existing betwcan the United states and Cans,
d would be promptly checked md punished. Sti
the th1catnfngs Of the brotherhood, believing
that the whole antr 10 9otteu up for the pnr
pose OF speculation than OF eeCresslon on Canada
Fractional currency to the amount Of $f51,5T
slcmp'i lou ot fractional currency last week amount
cd 10 $cc33a,v95
, 1866-03-12
Thd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ia AlAb1mA-FreedmeEf and Poor
Whites in n1i4Aour1 ard Arlfnn%n<-
Committee of yFuya ald 1Ieans Oh the
Internal Revenue Tux.


WAs4xe1os. Mssch. 10 p. m-The United States
Consul at Liverpool luform. the Slate Department
that the NndeFptsf IL still on The tnc1csse. No
remedy has yet been found that meets with any
promise we'll The oiic,al report fos ,he seek
ca.es to b. ls,dul. this is an increase Of IN
sa .as h7s ss hssa
be,ore.
The United States Consul t., G!bsal.as reports, in
e Feb.ua1T T 2s. 1sa. d. Hrccf q ,hs Ame1lcsa
eoasting schooner Edwin Reed, Of boston Massa-
ebnse.,E: and that *hs sunk On The 1sth inst,
Jude ts; es's dc=. west. in % few minaies %
amer her crew WIS taken OF By the Hanoseran bdg
Boree. CapI, Hauomoreh. The Edwin Heed was
she MAS blown 10 sea. and losi her sai!s rpaf. and
tsoalt. The master and crew we're nli saved, tp-
eeil,er With the .hIp's papen;;
longing IN The Stale Of Aabsrna, since tl1: pRhica
lien OF The Amnesty Proclamation, Under tic *so 0
Clause. The number pafdoued under The ihlrcsn,h
Of these rho haye been ratuorcd came undes the
Cen Tp:on, comml..ione Of Freedmen. Ant1s
the Con1uoEk Eks,oner. under date OF Feb. Il, 1876.
,ha. - 4si rn,ioDs more were i,4ued to white RED.
gees ID the month ii January than were Issued in
tts1ee 4 NJ IL one ana5sf
| January. WIS 4,15i less Than the numSer
having dultn<hcd ld7 atnea he close Of last ytat.
lie believes that the 1ssue TO reiucees will hare To
increased, beeause in many parts Of the 1'trict
there uas hrt searfy supply or food last taI and
| th1s has been exhausted. The poor are without
money ormexus to pr cure food from distance,
and there secme TO Re ate,ustiye but to supply
1ne helpless women and children from Gossrnmen,
rommtaary ftoret, or leave them 10 s'arEe to death
The Commissioner therefore Is placing = liberal
construction on the word Reiugee," and prrrent-
I'm "
nnmber Of helpless poor, thai w1lI BE- dependent
on the Government for Euppo.t during The next
three months. will be nboot 3.0Go. 80 boxes Of
siate white people.
WAsurSaTox, MHrch 1.-THE Committec oi
WayF and Mean- has ugrced to report very con:
>1ccrahc reduction in The internal zcrenuc lar, and
especially to repeal The tax OF 1x CENTS per Ton lev
LED on freight.
, 1866-03-12
THE NORTH CAROLINA BANKS.
Extraordinary 1keport af Legislative
Com Have We any Hanks
5nlnnE T1.

Extraordinary ikepors 1f a Legislative
Cpt1m,1tcc-Esave We any 1Iar.ks
4nlrnE U.s.
The Committee on Banks, OF TIC North Car
olirn Legislature, recently made report, ot
which Raleigh paper says:
The report takes the ground that, by the
conquest Of North Cnrolina by The Federal
Government, and the subycrsinn Of the civil
institutions by the DEGREES Of the President Of
the United States, acting through Lis pro:is-
ional Governor and the Stale Convention
lave been destroyed and are no longer in ex-
irttnce- Hence they argue that Without the
consent of fcorporators and their acceptance,
the charters Of the banks in the State cannot
be renewed, either By conventions or Lcgls-
latures. That true II Is, that this convention,
acti:g under the authority Of, and by tue de,
cree Of the President Of the United States, had
power to create charters, but that those OF the
banks having ceased to exit during the rcyo-
lutIop, the corporatoEs can now accept them
or not, as they choose. They SAY, Of course,
as the banks are hopelcssly insolTent, not be-
Ing able to Pay ten cents on t1e dollar, &C
they Will not net 50 much against their own
interest as to accept renewal Of their char
tegs- In concluding this report, they say !:
at is well-settled principle Of law in this
State, that corporations expiring, the debts
both due from and to The corporations cease
TO exist rs liabilities: Judge CASTOR says IN
tue case Of Fnx - Horah, i 1redeli Equity
.it is not to be questioned, we think, that on
the eypi,ution of the charter, the deeds Of
every kind due from the bank were cxtiu-
gulehct1 as completely as debts due to it."
The same principle is decided in Jones' E4uf-
II, 6rolume, Matlelt rs Ma1lor. From the
rcasons a1,oye set forth, the committee Is ot
tho opinion that by the effects Of the revolu-
lion, Ia The langnagr Of the President, de.
p1iying the people Of North Carolina Of all
cciyil government, the charters Of the banks ex-
rtrcd, and cannot be renewed except BY the
consent Of the corporntors. and this Lcgi3}a-
tutc cannot interfere, Us all the questions con:
nected with the corporations are for Judicial
nnd mt legislative action.11
, 1866-03-12
FROM NASHVILLE.

Movement for Railroad from Chatta-
noo@a to Ctnc]unati-1Ioy Killed by
aCoIored Soluicr-E;acapcd from jail
-One Of al,e Tennr~%ee Congressional
Delegation gaes E5uInc In DiaEust-
Railroad Aecldent-Nesro Outrage
Cu10red TrOupa to be Removed from
Georgia, &c.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tfibunc.]
NASHVILLE, March II.
At a sallroad meeting held tn Chat ttanoooa on the
evening Of the 8th Inst, those present, By 1nan-
mons yo;e, expressed their willingness to submit
10 tax 10 enable the city corporation to subscribe
lyyo hundred thousand dollars to aid in tho coz
strueuon Of road from Chattanooga TO Cincinnati.
The committee appointed at the meeting intend to
start for Cincinnati IN few days.
A little boy named Henry Lorlley. eight years
old, was shot dead by eoaored so'hser In Mnr-
fteesto.o, On Thursday. The soldier, who has been
arrested by The mlltsrF authores. insi.ts thai the
killing wax aecden'a1. The homicide was occasiontd
by cog fight, the boy owuiu. one Of the dogs,
auu on bl- endeayossnc to Interfere, was shot by
the negro, " accident or otherwise. Tho o1tsa:e
IL too shocking to suppose the foldlef could haFe
pcrpetIated 1t Intentionally.
&tew daye since, THREE men escaped from Jail IN
Fayetteville, In this Stale. BY digging q hole
William Miles and Geo. Hubbard. were chargcd
With horse stealing. The othe-. Geo; EdwsIds,
about tventy years o age was under indictment iot
lion, Edmund Cooper, Congressional Represent.
ayc elect lloIa ihr Fourth district. arrived yester.
dag At nls home from Washington Lie iett thai
placr In disgust, fus eatisaed that thene 70 In
mfdlate prospect for the admission Of lhe Geu1es-
Yesterday q train san of The track On the Nash.
vile l. &aChattanooEa railroad. The engine ana
lender 1urnt d completely oveE, hs which fireman
na,ned Murphy Was seriously, II no. 1nostally
vupuoed. No others were hurt. 4 negro living
, 1866-03-12

The Illinois River at faSaye and below Il free
nom ice 1t broke up and tIoa.ed OF On the I'd inst,
cay1ng with It the wooden or, Carriage hrttSe at
IaSa!ie, worth some s., COO.
The citizens Of OTTAWA no.iog for The erection
Of water power at that paint, for manufacturing
purposes, as we hare befose staled. This, they
claim, can be done by dammfn1 The Illinois aud
Fox MYERS, and the construction OF s7css. The
expense l. estlmated at about S1C0,090. Some
wealthy parties at Chicago who own an interest IN
the ycsmllliou coal beds, and VITO hare been look
Ing around for eligible alte for extensive roll
ing mill and other Iron works, have examined the
situation At Ottswa, and 1t <uits them. They pro-
rose, II the citizens Of Ottawa viii take half the
aock. Or a considerable proportion OF 1t, to sub.
serfke the bafanco, aud to eonnaenre tl,e work at
once. The plan Il, Ito dam tho Illinois River lust
above whatis known a. The Bsoan Ford. and the
Fox River Immediately below the aqueduct. Then
to construct canal about mile In length from the
dam In the Illinois to the, dam IN the Fox, thus
uniting both Rivers into one gtnd water power and
providing d perfect recultty aca1n4t etoppage Of
machinery and 1o-s ;ot ttmesan case either of the
dim. should. BY food or othcr accident, BE- de-
stroye1 Besides The tau8 from the Illipois 10 the
Fog, another tail raee be butt parallel with the
Illinois ircr, dlschasEtnc its water near the mouth
Of the Fox, and thus aaotdtue room and power for
my amount Of machinery that will be likely to need
II for many years to conc. Two neetiues OF the
citizens OF Ottawa hare already been held to con-
f5der the matter. aud the prospect Is th,i the enter.
prise will be eoDsnmmAtet. Committees Of c1sl-
1eue have alsesdy been appointed 10 secure SUBJ
sc11psions, and q survey Of thewo1
A glass factory h. recently commenced opera
tons at The city oF LaSalle It At present employs
abont fcrty hands. bit i. eoon expected 10 become
much more extensive. The peculiar quality ofsand
irom which glass Is made Is quite abundant in that
vicinity. The glass work. are located near the I'LL
nois Central depot