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Legal Advertisements.
Fair Notice to TrRSDaSSerS.

The Subscriber forewarns all persons,
white or black, fox hunters or others, who
trespasS upon his plantation, by letting down
fences, or other violations, that they must
hereafter do so at their risk, as he will pro-
ceed against them to the full extent that the
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notice and govern themselves accordingly.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity-Newberry District. L. C.
Kibler and others VS. Nancy Aull and
others. Bill for account, injunction sale
Of land, to pay debts and to appoint
Receiver.
It appearing to nv satisfaction that John
Martin Aull, one of the defendants to the
Bill resides beyond the limits of this State.
1t is ordered, that he do plead, answer or
demur to said Bill within three months from
the publication of the rule, or the same
will be taken pro eonfesso against him.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c.E.N.D.
CONS Office, Feb. 25-lO-tf.
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The State Of South Carolina.
NewberrY District-In Equity

Newberry District-In Equity.
J. N. Sem and others VS. E. P. Lake, Admir-,
and others. Bill for account, relief, &c.
The creditors of Elijah N. Lake, decd, are
required to render and establish their re-
spective demands, on oath, before the Com
miSsioneron or before the first day of June
next.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
March 25th, 1867. 1s 70. c.EN.D.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity-Newberry District: John s.
Renwiek, Admir- VS.. Stephen Dugan, Sam.
Dugan ct al.
. The creditors of Ben Dugan, freeman,
deceased, are required to render and eS-
taVlish on oath, their respective demands
before the Commissioner on or before the
first day ofMay next.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c.E.N.D.
CONS Office, lst Feb. 1867.
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Carriages, Buggies, Wagons.
4 New. Carriage
AND
Buggy Factory.
NEAR THE DEPOT N ONE OF VIM.
NEAR THE DEPOT N ONE OF VIM.
LANGFORD'S BUILDINGS.

AS%A%N
The subscriber being practical Carriage
maker by trade, having arranged with COM
petent workmen, for carrying on his busi-
ness in workmanlike manner, he announ-
ccs to the citizens of Newberry and surroun.
ding country, that he is ready to receive
orders for new work, Carriages, or Bug
gies, &C., of any style or pattern that par
ties may wish. And if their work is not
done according to order parties will not be
under any obligation to take it, when done.
Give him trial, is all he asks. Old Car
riages and Buggies renovated and made to
look equal to new, at reasonable prices. A
liberal share of patronage is solicit d.
He is in monthly receipt of patterns Of
all the latest styles in vogue; parties order
ing can have fine selection to choose from.
\ few Buggies OH hand for sale.
Dec. 10 81 emo. j. TAYLOR.
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All Of its PhOsphateS are in a condi.
ton to become quickly SOLUBLE in the
soil and available to the crop. The animal
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produce an early start and vigorous growth; ;
enabling the plants to appropriate the Phos-
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the fertilizer for the complete Development
Of the lint and seed of cotton, grain Of
Wheat and crops generally, Sold by
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FiSk'S Metallic Burial Cases,

THE subscriber has just received a supply
of these Cases, from the above celebrated
manufacturer, which are of the latest and
most improved patterns, and of elegant Rose
wood finish, and which he offers at low rates
to the public. He takes this occasion to say
that they have been purchased exclusively
for cash, and selling them at only small
advance on the cash price, that no orders for
the above Cases will be attended to unless
accompanied with the cash.
R. C. CHAPMAN.
Ncwberry, S. c., July IS, 1866. 9m.
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Philadelphia Advertisements
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GROVESTEEN & Co.,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity-Newbcrry District James R.
Sheppard VS.. Mary E. Schumpert and
others. Bill for Injunction. &C.
The creditors Of Honorias Sheppard, decd,
are requested to render and establish, on oath
their respective demands before the Conn
missioner, oh or before the first day of May,
1857. SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. E. Nd.
CONS office, Feb. /, 1867. 3mo. !12
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price for advertising is ten cents per line,
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Address,
W. PAINE, N. D., Editor,
Dec. I9 81 emo. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Jacob Werts,

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THE Subscriber will engage to mend, re-
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at his residence DearSilver Street and at New
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01
A NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.

THE PRESIDENT IS PROCLAMATION.
By the President of United .St3tes -1
Pocldmdh0H.- conformity with a re
cent custom that may now be regarded as
established on national consent and ap-
proval, |, Andrew johnson, President Of
the United States, do hereby recommend to
my fellow-cilizens, that Thursday, the 2Sth
day of November next, be set apart and
observed throughout the republic as a day of
National Thanksgiving and praise to the
Almighty Ruler Of nations, with whom are
dominion and power and who maketh peace
in his high places. Resting and refTaiuing
from secular labors on that day, let US rev
emily and devoutly give thanks to our hcav-
enly Father for the meroies aud blessings
with which He has crowned the now closing
year. Especially let Us remember that He
has covered our land with greatly needed
and very abundant harvest; that He has
caused industry to prosper not only IN our
fields, but also in our workshops, IN our
mines, and in our forests. He has permit
ted US to multiply ships upon our lakes and
rivers and upon the high seas, and al the
same time to extend our iron roads so far
into the secluded places Of the continent
and to guarantee speedy overland inter
course between the two oceans. lie has in
clined our hearts to turn away from domeS-
tic contentious and coRmotions, consequent
upun distracting and desolating civil war,
and to walk more in the ancient ways of 10y
atty, Cancellation, and brotherly love. He
has blessed the peaceful efforts with Bhieh
we have established new and important
commercial treaties with foreign nations
while we have at the same time strengthen
ed our national deienses, and greatly en-
larged our national borders.
While thus rendering the unanimous and
heartfelt tribute of national praise and
thanksgiving, which Is SO Justly due to Al
mighty God, let us not fail to implore Him
that the same divine protection and care
which we have hitherto so undeservedly
and yet so constantly enjoyed, may be con
tinued to our country and our people
throughout all their generations forever.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this Goth
day OF October in the year of our Lord,
1867, and Of the independence of the United
States, the 92d. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President,
WM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01
TIE PENSION LAWS.


The press Of the country is beginning to
speak out upon the disgraceful delays which
characterize the granting Of Pensions 20
widows and orphans 1t is time that the
attention Of Congress were directed to TINS
gross outrage The following article from
the Deluloare County Republican Is to the
point: ...u.,..h
Congress will be required at its approach
inp session TO revise and amend the laws
grontinr pensions to the widows anu or
Sh8ps of deceased soldiers. The manner IN
which these laws are at present administer
inefficient as they are is q SAD renee
ti0n upon the intelligence OF publlc oihccers
and disgrace to the age IN which we i've.
Tie head of the department. and the exam
inlTs connected with it, are deserving Of
much censure for their negligence ID ialiing
y, nerform the plainest functions OF their
oHices. As in all the departments at Wash
ington. there seems to be an unWlllngness
10 investigate majority Oft the cases brought
forward. The granting of an allowance even
60 the most deserving, often occupies months
wears beforeits adjustment. We admit that
certain degree Of care should be exercised,
but unnecessary delay is to be condemned.
W 40 HOI asScIO tuat INC Ollicc Il uuuSt thC
control Of the numerous pension agents that
swarm at the capitol, but We do say that the
acts OF those employed therein indicate such
agency. The press should agitate an amend
ment to the pension laws and reform in
their administration until both these impor-
tant objects are consumated. Justice with
out tardiness must be done to those who
have been made widows and orphans by the
late rebellion. Let Congress take up the
subject at an early period Of the session and
so amend the laws granting pensions that
those who administer them may not be il
doubt as to the proper manner in which
they should be disposed.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01

LANCASTER COUNTY FOR GRANT The
Republican County Committee Of Lancas-
ter county, at late meeting, adopted the
following resolution:
Rcso7red, That we, the Union Republican
County Committee of Lancaster county,
having full faith and confidence in the re-
publieanism of Gen. Z. S. Grant, recom-
mend his nomination as the next Repub-
lican candidate for President of the United
States, and hereby pledge to him the cordi-
al, earnest support of the Republican party
Of Lancaster county.
The Lancaster Republican papers hayo
accordingly raised the name Of the great
hero to the head Of their editorial columns.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01

tag osi ne Ete,nal CiB Napoieoa or
RerS Troops % NE RoBuat Ifat1s'- Gen.
Gdrbaldfs AppeaH
FLORENCE, Oct. 27-Egening General
Garibaldi has crossed the Roman frontier,
and Is now at the head of four thousand
men. His force is disposed for effective OPP
eratiens, and is being marched 0u Rome
from the direction of Monte Rotondo
PARIS, Oct 27--The Hoa8teur issued
yesterday evening announces 70 the public,
in its official column, that in view OF the
fresh invasion of the Papal territory and
the renewal Of the attempts OF the reTolu-
tionists on Rome, the Emperor Napoleon
has repeated bis order for the force OF ex-
pedtionary troops already mustered at
Toulon % embark for the Roman waters.
T0GLON, France, Oct 26.-Ihe French
feet Of iron clad war vessels destined for
service in the Roman waters left thts port
under an imperial order at six clock this
morning.
The troops which we're designated to OPP
crate in defense Of the Holy See on the oc-
casi0n OF the first Ganbaldian alarm, and
which have been encamped near the town
since, are again in motion, and are 10 en-
bark and sail for the Papal territory imme-
Qlately.
The authorities here are engaged in ship
ping war material on board OF transport
vessels with great activity.
Garibaldi issued the following from Ca
prera;
''To the {taEaas- Fighting has begun on
the Roman territory. There are men there
for whom I would give thousand lives.
Listen to no cowardly words but march to.
morrow. Italy win receive congratulations
from the entire world, which will have wit
messed your heroism. ''GARlBALDI.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01

THE President now consoles his Copper
head friends with telling them that he viii
make all the changes they desire after the
November elections The Cops are not to
be fooled in this way and they insist more
earnestly than ever. Andy wants to receive
the Cop nomination and the Cops don't
want him to receive it. They have an ele.
phant on hand. verify.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01

THE NORMAL School in this place closed
last week During the lastfeW days Of the
session the school was honored with the
presence of Prof J. p Wickersham, su-
perintendent Of Common Schools Of this
State. Mr.. Wickersham delivered an able
and eloquent lecture in the Court House on
Wednesday evening. lie Is one Of the most
earnest and able School men in the State.
Under his direction of the School Depart
ment Pennsylvania should not be surpassed
cducationally by any State in the Union.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01
FROM COLORADO.


DENVER, Oct. 15.-The official abstract Of
election returns for 1861 shows a large in
crease of She popular vote throughout the
Territory, large majority for the Republican
party in both branches of the Legislature, as
well as on the popular vote. The Council
viii stand as follows IS Republicans, ! De-
mocrats, aud ! Independent Republican. The
House win stand -l5 Republicans, . Demo
Gratis, and 2 Independent Republicans. The
total popular vote is 934a, against 6935 last
wear, when a delegate to Congress was elect
ed An ANALYSIS Of this vote shows the follow
ing result on Counciimen Republican,
1853 Democratic, 4046 independent Re.
publican, 467 scattering, 3S1. Democrats
is il2, and the combined vote of straight and
independent Republicans gives a majority OF
SIC over the Democracy, an increase Of T66
over last year, when Chilcotts majority over
Hunt was only l0S.
These facts are exceedingly gratifying. and
demonstrate that Colorado is now, as always,
thoroughly Republican. The issue Of the last
election turned almost entirely on national
politics, aud the exhihi, as made in these Off
cial returns is all that IS needed to place CO.
dorado on the side Of Congress and freedom.
Another fact to be noticed is the population
which this vote shows. The usual estimate is
from FIVE 60 seven persons for one voter. This
would give us O population of from 45,I35 to
81. .i43. Ii the latter is said to be too high. it
is 20 be remembered that IN many OF our
distant precincts not over one haifof the legal
voters 90 to the polls, ON account of the great
distance to them. This fact ought 10 enable
us TO claim the largest estimate Of seven per
sons to q voter. which should place our popu-
lation al not far from 65,090.--DeaCer Ae1es.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01

The Radical victory in Virginia is worse
than Gettysburg to the Copperheads and
their allies the late rebels. It settles the
question of the Congressional policy of Re-
construction. All hail Virginia
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01

TIE Republicans have a majority in both
branches Of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
and will control the Offices. For Speaker Of
the House, Elisha W. Davis, Of Phila.;
Thomas McCamant, of Blair; and John
Hickman Of Chester. are named. For Clerk
in place of Mr. Benedict, deceased, Gen, A.
L. Russell, of Allegheny, late Adjuiant-
General, appears to have the inside track.
Capt. Z. II. Rauch, Of Berks, formerly
Clerk, and j. r. McAtee Of Westmorland
Qate Assistant Clerk and Gen. j. L. Sci
fridge. of Northampton, are also understood
to be candidates for the Clekship. Geo. W.
Hammersly viii Of course be reelected CLERK
Of the Senate For State Treasurer, ex
Senator Connell, Of Philadelphia; Gen. w.
w. Irwin, of Beaver, and Gordon E. Mason,
of Bradford, will be candidates. Mr.. KEN
bic, the present State Treasurer, docs not de
sire a re election.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01

THE BANNER R-The official election re-
turns Of Luzerne county show Republican
gain Of l ,235 on vote for Supreme Judge,
over last years vote for Governor This
great increase viii make the claim Of the
Republicans Of Luzerne good for the flag
offered by the Republican State Central
Committee.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-01
Hot FOR THE FART
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FIRST Class Picture can now he bt5
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Photograph Albums II great variety, a. 1
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large assortment Of GfLT FRANES R0yE
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superior lot ef Gilt and Rosewood M0uldfgg
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CPLENDID HOTEL
y AT PRIVATE SALE

The subscriber offers at Private Sale the splen-
did Hotel in Bloody Run, known as the "Morgret
Hotel" /" situated in the western part Of the town.
This hotel possesses all the advantages Of good
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ENECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters Testamen-
IL tary upon the last will &c, of ANN Catharine
Danuaker, late OF the Borough of Schellsburg,
decd having been issued by the Register of Bed
ford county 10 the subscriber, he gives notice to
all persons indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased
20 make payment; claims against the estate prop
ery Authenticated, should be presented by claim
ants immediately. ABRAHAM B. BUM.
octIGt Executor