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FBEDF0RD, Pa, FRfDaT, DEC. i8, 1861.

DfaEcroRY. The following is directory
Of the Officers of Bedford County and the
Borough Of Bedford, Of the Ministers of Bed
iord, and the time Of meeting Of the different
associations;
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WERSTER's NATIONAL PICTORIAL
DICTIONARY
rT'HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,

FFFHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
Il PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.
Charles Dickens will furnish IN Original Story
entitled George silyermans Explanation" )" to
through three or four numbers.
DIR. l. /. Hayes, the Artic VoyageT, will con-
tribute series Of papers on "Life in Greenland
ard the Artic Regions" similar in character to
" Doctor Moltke."
James Parton viii continue to furnish articles
on cities Of the United States, with prominent In
dustrial and other topics. An article on Pitts
burg viii appear in the January number.
Bayara Taylor, who is now in Europe, viii con-
tribute regularly papers on 0ut-of the-way cor
nors Of the "Old World
Two excellent Serial Stories viii be commenced
IN The January number.
Ralph Waldo Emerson will commence his con
tributions for the year with article Aspects
I OF Culture which win be given in the January
number.
Edward Everett Hale, Author Of " The Man
Without Country" viii contribute frequently
throughout the year. His first paper for 1868
wiz appear in the January number, tnder the name
of A Week in Siberia"
Edwin P. Whipple will continue his series of
admirable articles English Literature.
John Meredith Read, JF,, Author of An Histo-
rical Inquiry concerning Henry Hudson" viii
contribute a series Of articles Of deep general in
terest.
William J. stillman, United States Consul in
Crete, viii furnish a series of papers giving his
experience ana 0bseEFariols curing the struggle
Of the last ysar or two between the Greeks and
Turks.
Charles Dawson Stanley win contribute regu-
larry.
Several new contributors who have already
made their mark in the Magazine, have sent in
capital articles which win appear during the COM
ing year.
Among the regular writer's for the Atlantic, in
addition to those already named, are Longfellow,
Lowell, Holmes, Whittier CARTS, Mrs Stowe
Mrs. Child, Bryant, AgaSsiz, Hazewell, Trow-
bridge, Wasson Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spoford,
Higginsol, Aldrich, Mrs. Diaz, and a score be-
sides Of the best writers in the country. The At
lantic Monthly is published by Ticknor d Fields,
Boston, at Four Dollars year. 1t and the favor
te Juvenile Monthly, "0ur Young Folks" are
a. r r,
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WE have made arrangements to supplg, at
city retail prices, all the Feekly, Monthly and
Quarterly publications of any character in the
country. BY leaving your orders at the IN
QrIEER Book SroRE they will be promptly
filed if
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Ir you want any book in print, by leaving
your order at the INQUIRER BooS STORE 1t
viii be furnished at city retail prices.
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1fONsTABLES sALES.-We have very
I neatly exscuted lot Of blank Constable Sales.
ConstabIes IN need Of any kind Of Blanks can he,
supplied at tie hqaireT office,
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HEAvY PoREER.-Zachariah Wolf of Bed
ford township a few days ago killed a hog,
twenty moaths old; weighing $50 lbs.
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n Il B L I S A L OF
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
Bv virtue Of the last VIII aud Testament O
Isaac Cuppitt late Of ST. Clair township Bedford
county, deceased, the subscriber viii offer at pub
lie sale on the premises, in said township, on
Saturday, January llth, 1868,
all that TRACT OF LAND being the mansion
farm Of said deceased adjoining lands Of John
James. formerly James Moore's heirs, Leonard
Furry and others, and containing one hundred
and twenty-seven acres; about seventy or seven
ty five acres are cleared and under cultivation,
about six acres being meadow. There are two
log dwelling houses on the place, with a double
log barn and other out buildings, and a well oi
water at each set of buildings There are, also,
on the premises two good apple orchards with a
con siderable and fair variety Of Cherry, Pear.
Peach. and Plum trees &c, aud is considered
one Of the best fruit farms in the coun-
try. This land lies on the Northwest side Of the
Chestnut Ridge" is we'll adapted to all kinds Of
grain. and is very productive. Four and a half
acres of this property is detached from the man
sion place, and will be sold separately. The grain
in the ground il hereby reserved.
TERMS:
One-third Of the purchase money in hand on the
Ist Of April next when the deed Will be made
and possession given, and the balance in two
equal annual payments without interest, to be
secured by Judgments or Mortgage at the option
Of the subscriber The purchaser will be re-
auired 70 pay 20 per cent. Of the hand money
when the property is struck down. Sale 10 com
menee at 10 O'Clock A.
WILLIAM w. CUPPITT Executor
December 18th, fs67,-Wi
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u1HE LADYs FRIEND, FOR DECEMBER


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music, worth of itself the cost Of the book. The
literary matter is as choice as usual-"0 Only
Glove" by Gabrielle Lee; " How Woman Had
Her WAY" by Elizabeth Prescott; German
Lessons" by E. B. Ripley, "The Old Maid
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DURBoBROW 4 LUTZ,
ATTORNEYNEYS AT LAW
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT


Those who desire to sell or buy land or land,
will find this agency an excellent medium through
which to accomplish their object. All lands Of
fered for sale are duly registered likewise the ap
pIications to buy, and those who desire to sell and
those who desire to purchase are brought together
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Persons desiring to this agency apply
to us personally or by letter. july -.
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MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDERS d MACHNIsTs. and
Manufacturers Of Portable and Stationary Steam
Engines and Boilers, Portable and Stationary
Saw Minis, Iron and Brass Castings made and
fttedup for Mills Factories, Forges, Blast Fur
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Logan street, LEFIST0WN, Pa.
Oct
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TnE Special Court this week has been
rather slinlty attended owing 10 large mum
Der Of the cases put down for trial being con
finupA
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THEaE viii be meeting of the Bedford
Lycaum on Tuesday evening the Il inst at
$50 p NJ in the court Room.-fhe pro-
gramme Of exercises is as follows: Essay, J..
r. Yeager, Recitation J. r. Darborrow; De
bate Atf N. A. Points, Neg. E. z. Kerr. with
The following question for discussion:
Resolred. that the right Of suffrage should
Be extended to men alike, regardless OF race
OF color.
The people of the town. and especially the
ladies, are respectfully invited to be present.
CUusrN4s rs CoNISG-the time for giving
presents and keepsakes. For this purpose
nothing eau surpass in elegance and appro-
priaeuessa good book, An elegant assortment
oicaaiee books, both in poetry aud prose,
selected expressly for the holidays, and ele.
gently bound aud illustrated, can be found at
' IsquIege Book Store, all Of which are
a#ared al the regular city retail prices.
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pELLss BELLS BELLS q

The largest stock oF SLEIGH BELLS in bedford
CHEAP, at LYNCIIS ; Hardware store, Blymyers
Ola Stand, Sign Of Big Saw, dec.latt
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THE HoLDAYs,-The advent of the hoH-
day season begins to be manifest in the store
windows. The various stores are resplend-
ent with their dazzling attractions; the fancy
goods stores are crowded with bargain hunt
ing bellies; the confectionery stores are redo
lent Of lucious sweets, and the toy-wiudows
reflect the beaming faces and aattened noses
Of aduiring Juveniles.
UNITED STATES MUsIcAL REVIEW. Is the
title Of new musical magazine just issued by
j. L. Peters, 200 Broadway New York Price
$500 per year. 1t is devoted to musical, re
views, history, criticism, and the publication
ofnew mpsic. Each number contains several
new pieces Of music. The December number
contans-you We been a Friend to me, Pretty
as a Pink, Break, Break, oh Sea, and The
Wedding Chorus,
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BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE

In Bedford, have opened such an establishment in
the building formerly occupied by Mrs. Virginia
Tate as a Fancy Store, adjoining the INQUIRgR
OFFICE, where they keep well selected assort-
ment of
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ID oBEs ROBES ROBES
The largest and best robes in Bedford, CHEAP,
for the quality, at LYNCH'S Hardware Store,
Blymyers Old Stand, Sign Of the Big Saw. If
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sEgjseoDalion-Rey. Alfred J. Barrow.
PresJgteriaH--Rev. A. Y. Sehenek.
Eutheraa-Rev. J. q. McAttee.
EEethoaist-Rev. B. G. W Reed
German Reforaicd-Rev. II. Heolerman-
RomnH CaihoHc-Rey. Thomas Heyden
ASSOCIATIONS.
Beaford Lodgs, Ne. s2Q, A. y. NJ, meets on
the frst " ednesday on before full moon, in the
Bedford Hall, on she corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Ponce Brunch EacampmeRt. No. ia, /. Q. 0.
+ meets on the FIRST and third Wednesday even
iugs Of each month, in the Bedford HalL
Bsdford Lodge. No. 202, /. 0. o. F., meets ey-
trvsFriday evening" in the Bedford Hail.
Be{fosd Lodge, No. l+o, ]. @. 6. T., meets ~
the Court House, on Monday evening Of each
week
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eEneoap 60 oFgIcEns.

Pfesidgpf Jgdge-Hon. Alex. King.
Asageiate Ji,dgss-Wm. G Eiehoitz and Geo.
W Camp.
FrotHoaotarg, Registe asd Recorder, ,fe.-o.
T. shannon.
District Attorpeg--E- F. Kerr.
essttrsr-Gearge Mardorl.
SheiiF- Robcr Steckman
DtEsig Sbe1F- Philip Huzzard.
Deputy Surccyor-SamueI Ketterman.
CoWatissioHers- Michael Wertz, Michael S.
Rtchey and David nowsare. Ctefk-Iohn 6,
Fisher. Counsel-John ". Dickerson.
Directors If Pooy-Samuel Beekley, j. 4. An
Iersou and Miehael Diehl. .Ste,cgrd-@amuel
Defbaugh C8uaset-E. +. Kerr. Cierk-T. r.
settys Treasaror--W illiam Bowles. Pbysiciaa
DIR. F. c. Reamer.
Aad7tors-Dayid Evans, James Mattingly and
John D. Lucas
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PEgsoSs desiring any Of the leading Peri
odicals or Newspapers Of the country. can be
supplied, at city retail prices, BY leaving their
orders at the IyQuREE Boog SroEE. if.
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Total. <Uo,u5S 10
The net operating expenses on the commercial
account for the COMMERCIAL BUSINESS
stands as follows
Earnings for May, June and July ...-.$723.755 81
Expenses " a. ..,....,....... 237, 1865 SO
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REDUCTION.

for the quality, at LYECH'S Hardware Store
| Blymyers Old stand, Sign Of the Big Saw. If
GREAr REDUCTION
MRS. T.. v. MoWERY,
Has now a new and FASHIONABLE stock Of
Millinery, DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
The finest FRENCH MERn0Es and Dress
Goods in the Market. All Of which has just been
greatly reduced in price, and viii be sold
cheap as the cheapest.
December 18th, lS67.-m3
ATOTICE.-The stockholders Of the Somerset
~ and Bedford Turnpike Company will take
notice that an election viii bo held at the house
Of Peter X. Hillegas, in Allegheny township, on
the 9th day Of January next, to elect one Presi-
dent, six Managers, and Treasurer, TO conduct
the affairs Of the Company the ensuing year
JEFFERSON KIMMEL, President.
Dee. l3, l867.-w+
EsTATE OF THOMAS IMLER, deceasod.- -
t. The Register of Bedford County having
granted letters Of Administration with the WIN
annexed upon the estate Of Thomas Imler late Of
Bedford township, deceased, to the subseribersre-
siding in Bedford township; all baving claims
against said estate are requested to make known
the TO him, without delay, and those indebted
to make immediate payment
Dec IS, 81. Administrator G. {. a.
AND STILL THEY COME
A NEW SUPPLY OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GBOCE
RIES, BOOTS and SHOES,
JUST RECEIVED AND At REDUCED PRICES,
AT J. NJ. sHoEAIAKER's CHEAP STORE
December 18Th 1867 Il
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SoNETmNG NE~.-We call the special at
teutoa Of eachers through out cur county,
to a splendid new Physical Geography just
published by f. Il. Butler & Go, Philadelphia.
Tt is conceded to be superior to anything Of
the kind ever before published. A copy Of
the work can be seen at the Inquirer
Book Store, where all orders for it viii be
promptly filed NitehelIs series Of Geog-
raphies have been adopted IN the public
schools Of the county and this one completes
the series and should be used wherever
Physical Geography is required.
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DOCKS BOOKS = BOOKS!

The undersigned having long experienced &
want Of PERMANENT
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Bargeys-0. E. shannon.
Assistant Btuqess-Philip Huzzard.
rsrnciy-Tho1nas H. Lyons John Boor A. w.
Mower. :. NJ Shoemaker, Hiram Lentz and I. K.
Gettys Clerk-H Nicodemus. Treaswcr-
John Fl. Rrsh.
Caasfabge-E William Gephart.
Huh Constable Samuel Waters.
School Directors-Job Mann, S L. Russell, T.
r. Gettys Jacob Reed, John Cessna and II. Mic
odemus .Secretarg--J. W. Lingeafelter, Treas
,.ree-I- r. Jettys.
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DOL BOOKS

His stock Of
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EXPENSES.
Fuel, Repairs, Offices, Conductors,
Trains, $395,53o
NET EARNINGS to balance. SO7,506
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.S4s5.zsa o.
Net PROFIT.

Net Profit. ........ ,7S9 Of
The amount of Bonds the Company can issue on
325 miles, at $4,000 per mile, is $5,2o00o0. In
teres in gold, three months, at per cent, this
sum, is S7S,G 600; add 40 per cent. premium, to
respond with currency earnings, is $l09,200-
showing that the net earnings for this quarter
were more than four times The interest on the First
Mortgage Bonds on this length of road.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
whose principal is so amply provided for, and
whose interest is SO thoroughly secured, must bo
cassed among the safest investments. They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
and are offered for the present at NINETY
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and accrued interest
at Six Per Cent. in Currency from July l,
Many parties are taking advantage of the pres
ent high price of Government stocks to exehsngs
for these Bonds, which are over FIFTEEN PER
CENT. CHEAPER, and, at the current rate OF
premium gold pay
OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST.
Subscriptions will be received in Bedford by
RUPP AND SHANNON, and in New York at
the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau street, and
by CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No.
Nassau street, CLARK, DODGE CO., Bankers,
No. 81 Wall street, JOHN J. CISCO q SON,
Bankers, No. 33 Wall street, and by the Compa-
ny's advertised Agents throughout the United
States, of whom maps and descriptive pamphlets
may be obtained on application. Remittanecs
should be made in drafts or other funds par in
New York and the bonds win be sent free Of
charge by return express.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
Subscribers through local agents win 10 ok
them for their delivery.
Noveber l5thm, 1867;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-14

ha III. LAwRRSgE, kg. JHly "A.
A gentleman direct ftem Seminole county
says lhat everying il satisfsctory in the I'M
dian territory. The Indians axs buSily ON
gagged 10 growing their crops, I'll vaieties Of
vkacA look very finely. Corn nov 10 h roast
ing ears.
At Fort Gibson the cholera has broken out
in violent form, 4. 4. sssgysa
The Hralds LeavenwoFth special aays; A
fight took place near Fort Walhce o. ~
26th ult-, in which six cAvslrymeD were killed
and the soldiers driven back TO the Fort.
A non-commissioned p6icer, captured by
t&e Indians, was mutiiassd end tortured In
q most horrible manner.
Thirteen colored soldiers have died at Fort
Haelsf from cholera. gsfaAssgT ~
I.s6eeiaa ffomJnnction City, Ksnes, A6S:
Th6 cholera broke out at Fort Harker On the
28th Of june, since which over - dozen Sol-
diers, Of tho 3Sth colored infantry, and sey-
srai citizens, Including Geo. X. Hgsen ma
Wu. Eawards Of the quarternaeter 1s1sp6rt-
ment, and brother of Capt. Arms, have
died. There are nov nsarly twenty spedien
in the hospital with cholera. A citizenaof
Dalina ard one of Junction City, also died.
q 1fajsr Cooper, o. the 7th cavalry, ,1Apt
hibaaIf slkyugh the head in 6t Of tempe
r&ry an1niQ vkile ION the march With Gen,
Cuk4N fl at s - 3
lolihteer cavalry are rapidly arriving 4
F&rt UnTkee. & sag E4ss gss iaa
me Icdiahs have gone to receive theft su;
nual goods at Leaveaworth, FROM MGer
Wyncoop. Aas afsss se
Smoky Hill route quiet,
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FRox NEW YoBk.

Nxw YoRK, June l3.
Among the failures in the dry goods trade
are Fairchild 6 Fanshaw; Locke, Welland &
Rhodes. and Wms Brasnss.& 41o.s Thssxe-
portsA failure Of Tracy, Irwin + Co. - ln>
sfoanaed.s s ! ssss ss-a4 rs
Mrs. JEFF. Davis and children sailed to-day
in thnetsemw Ohaoniua ftsC Charlpst1m
Hon. dedly J. H6ymond h1s saifed fof Eu~
a lS't3fks6I2suk, IL, IL "a -, !. ON n II e
Mormon Prophet, are here. The former is
en- route home. from Europe; the latter from
The Herald says two fllibustering expedi-
tioas to Mexico, to syengs the death OF
Maximilian, sre fitting up is-this city. SIM
liar organizations are in progress in Buffalo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-14
THE ASSASSINATION TRIAL.

F WksHrHGToEa Jhly1
Mrs. Olivia jenkins testified that John Il.
Surratt was not at home on the day of the as
sassination saw him three weeks previously.
TIE testimony, otheswise, corroborated with
9k6#& lis IN u sleer Il
tIsT1dahQ 0Snss lsutional Z ON ension, re~
sided neas Surrattsville; saw Surratt there
March 25th 1855; accompanied him to
Port Tobacco and brought back the horses
and delivsred theH at Howard z stAble, snd
Bennett f. Gvynp testified that he saw
Mrs. Surratt at Surrattsville, on the l4th of
Aprils on&19sinssss ~ hsld z pots Of Mr.;
Noty, in feIAtiUn u purchase Of land, and
came to see about it; witness was party
TO the transaction.
J. s. Jenkins, brother to Mrs. Surrstt,
taati6sd ID similar effect. !.
[ y. .sttli {stiled tl4i y s4nd Ailktsl
U6aSHiS ia d the bsfbef hs1 AdsA
morning OF the l4th Of April, 1885, and got
shaved; O'Laughlin had on striped pants
and vest and q slouched hat. 4 /,
.K1vard Htrbhy, leorfob0rnked Eafly's tess
timony.
w. W. Failing, former keeper of the Web
ster Hops, ~ OnandaikA. .saa6tifeiE Was
registering the name Of John Harrison who
arrived there from Elmira April 10th, 1866.
Frank o. Chamberlain, present proprietor
Of the SAme house. testified 10 the identity Of
the hotel register, on which the entry ap-
peared. 20 g3siesa RfsAE asa
Joseph Bradley, Jr., testified to having
found the register there in the Webster
hsqaA en- tis less 3 ,iis u March lss7. Ia