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genal alotifee.

CtTATEMENT OF FINANCES. OF
~ THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD.
JAMES B. FARQUHAR, ESQ. Treasurer OF
Eedf'rd county in account with said county from
January 2 1865 10 January 4. 1855
TR EASURER DR..
To halguccir Treasury at last settlement % 9gG 50
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FENHE Local circulation OF the BED
FORD GAZETTE ilarger than that of any other
paper IN this section ol country and therefore Of
fers the greatest inducements to business luen TO
advertise in its columns
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M TSICLL INSTRJ MENTS.-B
IVA NJ CREME has opened his Music Store
one door west o " Lewis Book Store. where be
keeps constant, on hand SFEINWAY Il SONS
and GAEHLE' Piano Manufacturing Company =,
PIANOS, MASCN Il HAMLIN'S CABINET Or
CANS and CARIART, NEEDHAM 4 cos Me
LODEONS; Guiars. Nioius, Flies, Flutes Guitar
and Violin Strln,s
MUSIC BOOE-Golden Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden Censor, toiden Trio, &c, DC.
SHEET MUSIl-Hei is constantly receiving from
Philadelphia allthe latest music, which persons at
distance wishing can order, and have them sent
by mail at publkher's prices.
-g Pianos and Organs warranted for IRE ge0yy
Those wishing to buy any Of the above articles
are invited to cal and examine mine before pur-
chasing elsewher. My prices are the same as in
New York and Plndelph
Circulars of n,.umenls sent promptly upon ap-
plication with any additional information desired
b. NJ GREENE,
Hill street. Huntingdon Pa
One dor west OF Lewis Book Store.
Dr. C. Hckok Agent, Bedford, P
Dee |, 65-ly
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SArJRcr.s Igaian permifugs. 10 lcvro9 E'-
IS 6"tirsiy Pfgfatis--- FsJccay Sah
aua H1rml4sy
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Use Sjrater's Balsom,c CoHgh Svrsg.
Sgre vour Ch1/drea. No cl,if Dssa d
Cro"p II ms Sprup 1s u,fd O., hns
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DRINTERS' INK has made many
business Iuan Iicn. We ask you to try it in
Ihe cjInmps Of THE GAZETTE
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A DIURETIC


A DIURETIC
T.. o..,r5;.b act. nroD the kidneys.
,,no,, ,,,-. r,z-rD Cgr pr-cr1r-
ACTS GENTLF,
Is pleasant in taste and oior, free from all njuri-
ous properties. and Immediate in its action.
FORTHF FSATISFACTIONO OF ALL.
n:-u,--..o-r.
sec "..'',"' ! 't9' '''' -.
.pr-cur- r.. o4,r !. strono 5ifn.ivc ana
80. 7,..,.,1.rg -. o-..n. yn.b >. Gravel
pl,,,.- ,,,rbfI 5r-;ro-
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49,. -,.-..,..-o =. H., ,or.s concerned
Urine, from loss OF tone Ia lhe parts 'oDeeiDeu
il its evacuation It has also been recommended
in Dyspepsia Chronic rheumatism. Cotaneous Al
fectioDs, and Dropsy,'
FOR FURTHER IMPORTATION,
see F'e'sss'' D1'.s'a '"'''''''''
''1s Va
sec leul''' ~ maui - ''''
SIC o' ''''''' i''l
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TaRGEsT
MANUFACTURING CIiEAI10I
II THE WORLD.
lam acquainted with H. l. HeIhO ne oceo-
pied the drug store opposite my residence ana
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A DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.


~ Letters OF administration the estate Of
Da,Id Lewis late Of Union township. dee d., hay-
lug been granted to the undersigned by the Reg
iSler Of Bedford county, all person indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, aud those having claims against the same
viii present them properly au henticated Tor sell
tlenent SAMUEL SuAFER.
Feb D. '66-5t Admir-.
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8ots. Shoes and 3'arieties.

TH GREAT
FARTE =, TORE!
ANDERsoN's ROW.
II. r. TINE,
tGuLAroR OF PnIcEs S BEOroRD.
Havit purchased the establishment Of Joseph
Al>ip, j. and added fresh supply of
lBOOTlS AND SHOES,
am de.mined to sell rs cheap as the cheapest.
9 and see my fine assortment Of
oEENsWARE, GLASSWARE. &c
Also, my large stock Of
GLOVES,
NECK-TIES.
COLLARS, &c.
Also, ry articles in the Stationery line, such as
PeaiIs, Pens, PgnholdeTe, DC.
Also. my VARIETIES, such as
Spices Of att kinds,
Table SIT. Essence Of Coffee. HambIeton's Hair
Stain. en- In the BOOT and SHOE line, | keep
every ling calculated for man, woman or child ;
BOOTS i alI kinds; SHOES Of every description
GAITEIt Of all styles in the market.
C4LL bND SEE NY GOODS,
and examine for yourselves
No trotbla to show goods Ny prices viii suit
the timesand tbe pockets Of purchasers.
n B. Crlers from country merchaHts promptly
filled mt small advance upou city prices
5-I an also agent for the New England Family
Sewing Machine, which should be in every family
An entir machine for the little sum of $1,000
Oct. 60 g. Ill IRVINE.
A NCVIIEp ApBTNT 1.-The .ub-
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4 U1IIE EiSTRATOH.S NOTICE
"A The Bessterof Bedford county having grant
Ell letters oi admins ratiou upon the estate OF Adj
ana Slaycr. late OF South WGUdoerry township, de-
ceased 20 the subscriber residing in Middle " ood-
berry township, ali persons having claims against
said estate are requested to make known the same
without delay, and those indebted are desired to
make immediate payment.
Eeh NJ .65-it LOHN STAYER Admir-
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Statement Of moneys due and curing Bedford
County and Stafs Of Pennsylvania on dapti-
eatss ~ ha3tds Of collectors:
C0tptV Sfate.
A Nicodemus Woody NJ 1854 Si55 So S77 Sc
John A. Osborn Broad Top 1857 l06 SO 20 OIL
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CIVILIZATIONS.


ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.-LITER-
4 4 AZURE, SCIENCE AND ART-New Vol
ume begins January, 1866.
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Art journal, London National Rev.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING...JAN. q, lscs.
Radicalism in Richmond.

Under date of January the 18th, the Rich
mond correspondent Of the New York Times
thus writes:
There are in Richmond between one and two
hundred citizens who have organized themselves for
political purposes, and VINO act far their con-
ditiOn viii allow them, with the Radicals of tine
North. and are in sympathy with that wing Of Rldi
casm which opposes President Johnson on account
Of his magudnmity toward their conquered brethren.
They desie that this state should Doe placed uu4e-
military control, and many of them would hail lhc
advent Of General Butler as Provisional Governor
with heartfelt JOY In concert with this ur-duiat''I
q few extreme rebels and uuSgbdUrd traitors are
working tor the same end, although they do rot
sympLthze in any other respect. The sgs -ndtou OBJ
Governor PerpOut Was, oi course Che INST object o
be obtained but IN th, they have .ai.c., a. al PEE
sent there j. no probability OF such au event TO
was intended that the res gutt'u should he conp'4
with a request for prov ,.untl successor, but The
Governor did not succumb even On THIS combined iu-
iueuce OF opposing parties.
So we have Jacobin organization in this
city, and conspiracy against the President
and Governor PEIRPoINT-a part OF the plan OF
the con>pirators being, under the eui>e Of sym
pathv and friendship, % shame Governor PuE-
POINT into rc,isuing, under the prercNJ that he
has been outraged uy tue Legislature. These
conspirators are sur,vI, but it D., NOT likely
that their scheme Will succeed. Could they
tool Governor PEIRroINr into a resignation OF
his Office, they would get the S,aJe tcmitjed 90
military rule, and have a chance To divide
among their small baJ greedy band all the
places of honor and cm,Iumeut, which cN-
plains.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

ron one agency to another, and from one in.
diyidual to another, until it will be spread
through all the circles of immigration, and will
edectually turn the tide from the offending re-
gion.
We are thus minute, in order, as far as we
can, to give such information as viii en-
able those upon whom the responsibility Of
peopliug the South with white labor popula
lion rests tobegin Alright, and to avoid mistakes
that might prove fatal. We have spoken oIthG
New York German Society, not with view OF
urging its claims, but as illustrating the opera
tionS of such agencies.
Until now the South has repealed European
immigration. She must now encourage and
attract it-not only as an element Of industry,
but, perhaps, as an important political ally
against the radical scheme OF Africanising us.
Should Radicalism seek to overwhelm Us by
negro suffrage, let us defend ourselves by III
crca,inr the number ofwhite voters. The i'm
migrant will both furnish us with white labor
and white votes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS JAN 22.-Cotton dull and
heavy; sales at 5Ot Flour has declined 10a15c for
commons sales OF state AT So 75aS 10; Ohio at IS -
al0 %, Western Sc 75aS %; and Southern dropping
sales at - 7Oal5. Wheat dull; Spring declined
2d3c sales Milwaukee Club, new 81 10; white Mich
igan - 10. Corn quiet sales at S5dSSc. Pork dull;
sales of Mess at So 10. Lard heavy at l5&alSlr.
Wh.skcy dull at 81 27a2 - Sugar quiet. Coffee
firm. MolaSSes quiet. Spirits Turpentne dull at
95caSl; Rosin dull at So 75alS. Petroleum nom
nal. Freiglhs quiet but lirm; Cotton 7.l6. Gold
1885.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, January 22,-Flour very
dull the low grades being the heaviest; snail sales
at S7.25al2 for common to fancy brands Wheat dull
aud nominal red 81 SOl2 - white, 81 lOa2 ~.
Corn Lac cents lower; sales of yellow at 10 cents
CoveIseed, 81 15as l35 per Ga lbs. Whiskey firm
Pennsylvania at 50 25a2 81, aud Ohio 50 % per
gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, January o.
Beef Cattle-Market dull and prices rather lower:
receipts Of > 800 head; sales ranged at Sllal5 per
100 lb.. fair 10 good quality. Sheep are dull and
lower; receipts 5000 head sales at 6ia7 cents per
Ii. gross. Cows al" unchanged. Hogs are better
receipts , GOO head sales at s3ali % per 100 lbs
n t.
CHICAGO MARKET. Jan. 22.-Flour is unchanged.
market moderately active. Wheat is quiet at 81 224
al 30. Corn is inactive, and prices nominal. Oats
are firm. Provisions dull. Mess Pork firm at SD
5Oa27 sweet picked Hams quiet at He: English
aud bulk Meats nominal; green Meats, Shoulders
81 cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

THE PEurusEp VALLEY RAuRoAD.-A bill
has been reported from the Committee ON
Roads and Internal Navigation in tire House Of
DELEGATES. granting a charter Tor railroad
from Uarper's Ferry TO Salem, ON the Virginia
AMI Tennessee railroad. Whose scheme this
is. and whose interest Is to be subseryed 10y the
construction of such a work, may be readily ar
rived at from the following paragraph from the
Lexington Gazette:
..TT, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ConPo-
1lL tryul rs President, las announced It's ,rj-
E.Jp,,S lai dJIi.I 10 construct this important
ia..-.r.msut az once provided the necessary
authority can bc obtained from the General
Assembly of Virginia. Ii is now for the peo-
ule OF Rockbridge To >lv whether They desire
>tid road to be constructed, and the said char
ter % De granted. II the citizens OF the Val
lev counties show an Indifference upon the sub
i,ct. nothing will be done at Richmond. But
H. they speak out with uuaulmity and Al once
and loudly and earnestly demand 1.-THE au-
tboriv Tor making this road will be granted
A. sure as such authority Is given, the work
will be commenced i'm 4 few weeks and before
NJ, are two wears older the >hrill whistle of the
iron-footed '.Steam-horSe" will Ice daily heard
al our town, and throughout the mountains and
valleys of Rockbridge. We should like to hear
the music of that whistle. What if that merry
Stram-hor>e should be branded "B0tmore
instead of "Richmond." He will still prove an
advantage and blessing Ia every property hold
er living within many miles Ot his pathway
lie will bring Us more money and increased
prosperity. aS he has always heretofore done To
. every community he has yet visited. We,
therefore, say, in the language of Patrick Hen
~, "Let il come repeat it, sir, let it
come ."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
BALTIMORE MARKET JANUARY %

CoFFEE-We report the sale of 800 bags Rio,
cargo of British bark Mary Bond. at 154 cents gold,
i'm bond taken by Il New York house; also, GOO bags
Rio at l95a20 cents, gold; CO do, 205 cents. The
market continues quite strong; prime Is becoming
scarce and mostly wanted.
FLoUR.-There is Il fair retail demand for both Su-
ner and Western, and some inquiry for export TO!
the West Indies, and also Brazil. City Mills Extra,
suitable for the latter climate, is scarce, and held
above the views of shippers. The best brands are
held at So but some few small lots of good brands
are offered at Sl 90. We report sale OF 900 bbls.
I.inganore' Family at SD %.
GRAIN.-Wheat, light supply, especially choice,
which is much needed. To-day two small lots OF
prime Maryland white sold at - 50, choice would
bring still more. Red is dull except for prime sam
PIES of which there were none offered to-day Corn
market was lower, with sales of yellow at IS cents
white at SO cents and mixed at 50 cents per bushcl.
Oats sold at 5OL52 cents bulk, at 30 cents weight.
Ryc-no sales: we quote at S0a9O cents per bushel.
MoLAssEs.-No sales. Arrived to-day, 10 pun
chcOns from Dominica.
PROvISIONS.-Thc market quiet to-day but hold
ers firm; receipts improving, though the stock gem
orally is small. WoquOte prices steady rs follows:
Mess pork new, at S3UaS30 30 per bb the latter Tor
jobbing lots. Bulk shoulders cents; sides l6 cts
Bacon shoulders l5i cents; sides 1SalSE cents ::
hams 23l2j cents Lard Is cents for city, and lSi
Isl cents per Id for Western.
SEEDs.-Clover steady with sales of prime at
s. p; we quote fair tn prime ut SSdS % per bushc
Flax is duh at s3a3 10; city crushers are only OIL
erng g per bushe
SALr-ls in moderate request from store and
prices steady as before quoted viz: For Liverpool
Ground Alum, - 50; ordinary brands Fine, So 10
and Ashton's, 81 % per sack Turks Island, % ct-
per bu,hel.
SUGAE.-Market quiet; We have only to report
sales OF 10 hhdS. Denerra at l3.al5 cents; % tres
Trinidad tx schr Lucy W. Alexander low fair re-
filming. at Il cents, mos. We quote fair to good
refining, liza n cents, Arrived to-day 321 luls
% tres, $50 bLlS from Br. West Indies.
WHIsEEY.-Wc report u sale of Western ut - 80
Also, obbing lots at - 3la2 80 per gallon tor City
and Western.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
DR.. Bagbv's Lecture.

Dr. BAGpY's lecture Monday night took the
city by >torm. From all quarters there was a
demand ou him yesterday to repeat it, and the
House OF Delegates paid him the extraordi-
nary compliment OF rendering him the use OF
their Hall tor the purpose. Yielding to these
very complimentary solicitations, DR.. b. will
repeat hi, lecture tonight at tic Capitol. See
advertisement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

INTERVIEW or THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE WITH THE PEESDENT.-Ad despatch from
Washington says,
\ delegation Of the democratic party of Pennsy-
yanil headed by Mr.. Wallace, chairman of the State
executive committee, and composed Of all its mem
berS-R. Yaux, Colonel Dayids, aud Others-were
introduced 70 the President. on Saturday, by Hon
:. Randall The chairman briefly stated that the
motive of their visit was TO offer to the government
az this crisis their hearty and loyal support. II
YOU come TO me patriots said the President, Il
feel NAV count on the support You Offer; but if a.
partizans only, it Is more doubtful as | shall not
swerve from my sense of duty for party men or party
objects He then went on TO explain his views OF
the political situation in terms 50 frank, eloquent
and decided, As 10 aStonish every one present. The
result Of the interview was simply to make an en-
thusia>tc johnson man Of every member Of the
committee, who pledged Internationally the entire
vote of the party to the Executive policy as he IN
derstoOd II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

me EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE SOCTH.-Bishop
Elliott OF Georgia, has written a communication to
BshOp hopkins, OF Vermont, announcing that, in
response 10 the many ieryent appeals from church
men IN all parts OF the South as well as the North,
he has deemed It his duty to withdraw whatever OBJ
jectoHs he had heretofore urged to immediate and
unqualified reunion Bishop Elliott further states
that he has been in communication with Bishop
Wilmer, OF Alabama on the subject, and that pre-
late prompt to second the desire of his brother
bishop of Georgia, that he at once took the neces-
sary steps for dssOving what vet remains of the in
dependent Southern Church, 30 called Hence, the
General Council that had been called instead OF the
next General Convention of the whole Church, will
never meet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

A CLAIM To JUDGE UNDERwoODs PROPERTY
The former owner and holder OF the present resi-.
denee of Judge Underwood, in Alexandra. Virginia.
called in company with his wife, upon the President
Yesterday and made formal demand for the repos.
session of his property, pOrtiID of which is now
bp,d by Judge Understood and his in various
parts of the State of Virginia. He alleges that whom
he rebellion broke out he in the southern part
Of Virginia and made every eXertion 10 get North to
protect his property but failed. That he can show
this fact by aLqndaut proof and further that he has
always been loyal citizen of the United States
government. lie alleges, also, that in les than one
year from the breaking out OF tile rebellion ms pro-
perty was libeled, and by decree rendered by Judge
Underwood sitting as Judge Of the United States
Court, contscated and sold at a very low price. the
Judge himself becoming the purchaser of the home
stead OF the petitioner and the Of the Judge be-
coming the purchaser of part of his other pro-
perty. The President intortaed him that as at pre-
sent advised he had no authority ia the premises,
but suggested that the petitioner had better lay his
case before the Attorney General DETERMINATIONS
Correspondent GfN T. Times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
The President aud the Negro Suffrage Bill.
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

WASuINGrON, January 92.-rhcle remains little
doubt that the President will veto the negro suira
ul ii it reaches him in It's present form. 30 well
understood is his intention to-day, that some OF the
senators hesitate To pass the bill in that body. Many
republicans who voted for the bill it passed the
House say that they We're forced to do it 10y the tao
the, OF the democrats who voted against recOmm.t.
rnent. They did not wish to he put in position ui
appearing to oppose qualified extension of suffrage.
What effect the veto will have upon the future rea-
tons between the President and the republican
party is a matter of interesting speculation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

NAroLEoNS NEW YEARS SFEEH-At the reCep.
Ton Of the Diplomatic Body by the Emperor the
PIpal Nunco eNpreSSedthe compliments OF his col
leagues 10 his Majesty. The Emperor replied asiol-
lows.
livery year at this period we make Il retrospect
Of the past, and lOOS towards the future and We
shall be happy II We can as al present congratulate
orrselve, upon having avoided dangers removed ap-
prehensionS and Strengthened the bonds which unite
nations aud kings, aud happy, above ALL il the eX-
arience OF accomplished events enables us TO augur
long lay of peace and prosperity for the world
Tn. tnpcror. in CONCLUSION thanked the Diplomatic
g,jv Tor their good wishes and congratulations. -
p,ris telegram to the London Press.