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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-31
IMPROVED MACHINERY.

The State Fairs recently held in
Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky,
were, from all accounts, very at
tractive and numerously attended. A
feature Of great interest and impor-
lance were the departments in which
were exhibited the various speci.
mems Of improved machinery. At
the Missouri Fair, in particular, held
at St. Louis, the display Of such use
full productions Of human skill and
ingenuity, was unusually extensive
and noteworthy. TO give minute
description Of tho various kinds of
power machinery adapted to agricul-
tural, mechanical and manufacturing
pursuits, which were on hand at the
Missouri Fair, would ill good sized
volume, even in small print We
make room for the following from
st. Louis paper, which may suffice
to convey some idea Of the peculiar
character and merits of the objects
exhibited there:
POWER HALL--owENs,L LANE, DYER \ co.
The exhibition Of machinery and
manufactured articles is in the aggre
gate much larger than usual at State
fairs. Although but few premiums
are offered in that line, the induce
ment seems to be to display, advertise
aud secure sales, and the opportunity
seems to be improved by manufacturers
from all parts Of the country in what
is now proving to be one of the best
markets (for machinery especially in
the West. The most prominent and
attractive exhibition is in Power Hall.
There were not less than ten or twelve
large engines in constant operation,
and wood working machinery Of all
kinds, showing perfection Of work
manship and effective work not sur
passed anywhere. We noticed a 40
horse stationary and 10 horse porta.
ble Of most splendid workmanship and
finish, from Owens: Lane, Dyer q Go,
Hamilton, Ohio, from their branch
house at St. Louis. They also exhib-
tied large 25-horse portable and
double eclipse saw mill outside in OPP
GRAFTON Their steam thresher Cali
fornia Chief took the first premium,
$25, and diploma. They also exhibit
an assortment of wood working ma
chinery and one of the celebrated Car
yer cotton gins. Lane q Bodley, Of
Cincinnati, have circular saw mill
and wood working machinery in oper-
alton. Alien & 20. and kingslands
Il Ferguson, of ST. Louis, are also
large exhibitors. Russell l. Co., Of
Massillon, b. & G Altman & Co, Of
Canton, make a fine display Of thresh-
ers, reapers and mowers.
The mechanical and manufac-
turing department is too numerously
represented to particularize, but it is
very attractive, and decidedly cred
liable to the skill and industry of the
West. We must not omit again to
mention the display Of saws manu-
featured by Curtis & Co, Of st.
Louis. a large ~ inch saw and a
large number of other varieties and
sizes, Of splendid workmanship, show
them to DO first class workmen.
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

THE undersigned will make liberal cash al
ysnces on cotton shipped to his friends in
New Orleans. No charge will be made by me for
shipping cotton from this place.
ssntlo II. Y. BAHiN, Agent
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NOTICE.

4 'ROM after this date, competent Druggist
Il will he on hand Mt all hours Of The night, ~
the Drug store OF j. JAsTR MsKl, On T.rd
street. aud at the store Of J JhSFEEMskl 4
BnO., corner of Africa and It. r. dinand streets
BATON ROUGE. October 1th, 1871.
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COTTON, COTTON, COTTON.

FGNHE UNDERSIGNED win receive and forward
l. Cotton making all customary advances
free of Any charge for forwarding or drayaRe.
aug27 JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE.

A LII THOSE having claims against i T. Me
IA Cauey, deceased, are notified to present
them to J . FuQUA,
octA6 Iestamnnl Rry lNtGuInr.
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I4ga.AE. i'4p.E CORN.

ENARM EK& would 10 we'll ~ remember that an
Il exchange Of Meal Tor Corn can he obtained
~ any hour VI th4 day an du'ng any day
the week ~ the >taHth Corn Viii Of
aukS JOSHUA NEAL
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Independent Packet.
STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS
CAPT. j. q. DDWTY

I EAVES New Orleans every satur- ..---
IL day evening, MT O'clock. lI3f4s p
Leaves Baton teug. on I'll" r.tur! Esiazs ~ "a DIV
trip every Thursday morning, AZ suts#,A
The 81. NICHOLAS Is kud aivar iRraet
running to Eranl Ecore but makes regular time
ms allows stated. T.. MIIlETTF,
auglS-3n Collector.
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STATE OF PARISH or
East Baton RougeFiith judicial Dis
trict Couf t--George q. Hall w. q. M.
Hustled Nos. 1882 and 1883.
DY VIRTUE Of two writs Of fl. fl.
ID issued in the above suit and directed
to the Sheriff Of sn,d Parish. from tho
Honorable Court aforesaid, ]. have seized
and will expose to public sulo on tho
promises Of defendant, one mile below the
Corporate limits of tho city Of Baton
Rouge, and near tho Mississippi river, be
ing on the plantation better known M that
OF George y. lIall), on
SATURDAY, the I'd day OF November
next, A. j., 1867, NJ II o'clock, A. NJ, u
said day, all the right title, interest and
claim Of the defendant, IN and to tho fol
lowing described property, to wit:
y Head Of Mules, 2 Cows, llnitorr, 2
Black Horses, Harouche, Wagon,
Cart, ] lot Of Cotton in house, tho Growing
Crop IN tho field, u lot Of Bugging and
Rope, the entire Crop Of Corn, ~ Flows,
2 Sweeps, lInrrows, moro or ess, lot Of
Gearing, ] Cotton Pross, | Gin Stand, l
Blacksmth'r Bellows, Anvil, ! Vice, 2
Old Saddles, ! act Of Double Harness, ]
Scytho, pair 81 Shafts, ! Post ADJ ani 4
wings a lao the following household
furniture Dining Table, & Dining Room
Chairs 2 Bureaus, Armoir, 2 w ashHtanls,
Leather top Setten. Reclining Char, 4
Cottage Chairs and Mahogany Card
Table.
Seized to pny and satisfy The amount Of
Judgment, interest and cost claimed hcroin.
Terms Of sale cash, with tho benefit Of
appruisement.
ED. y. CHEATlIAM,
octl5 Deputy sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA FIFTH JU-
dieial District Court Parish Of East
Baton Rouge J y. Nachman ~. X. a.
q. McCloy-No. 1893.
DY VIRTUE OF writ " Il ia. issncl
ID in the above suit and directed t. the
Sheriff OF said Parish, from tho Honorable
Court aforesaid, | have seized and will Ok
pose to public aalo on tho promises Of de
PENDANT, the kcan place, ii about miles
Southeast Of the city Of Baton Rouge, near
tho Little Misery Plantations on
SATURDAY.. the "a day OF November
next. A. D., 1867, at II o'clock, A NJ, Of
said day, all the right, title, interest and
claim Of tho defendant, il and to The fol
lowing described property 40 wit:
A growing Crop Of Cotton and ono lot
OF Cotton in tho seed. One Mare, ono
Buggy and llarnoss, Ono Horse, 10 head Of
Horned Cattle, ono Pony, lot Of old
Wagon Irons and Blacksmith Tools.
Seized to pay and satisfy The amount Of
judgment; interest and cost claimed
herein
Terms Of salo-cash, with the benefit Of
appraisoment.
ED. ID. CIIEATHAM,
octl5 Deputy Sheriff
STATE OF LOUiSIANA-PAkISH OF
East Baton Rouge Fifth District Court
Succession Of Frederick Arbour No
g29.
w HEREAS, Mrs. Adeline Arbour,
w Administrators, has this day filed
with the Clork Of said Court, u provis-
ionai tnblcan aud account Of her admins
trniion in the above succession.
All parties Interested, arc hereby notified
that any opposition 10 tho snmo must DO
filed within thirty days from the first
publication hereof
Given under my hand, md sonl Of
office this 10th October, a. D.,
+. A. GALLAUGHER,
ootl9 Deputy Clork.
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LATE ARRIVALS.

LATE ARRIVALS.
81 BARRELS double extra Family Flour,
-s) 20 barrels Fancy xxx
u :. Mess Pork,
20 caddies Chewing Tobacco,
barrel new Dried Apples,
30 :. NeshaD0ck Potatoes,
20 boxes assorted Crackers,
~ kegs Leaf Lard,
2 sugar cured Hams,
cask Bacon shoulders,
:. CLEAR Bacon Sides,
box breakfast Bacon,
10 boxes pure Stick Candy,
10 choice Starch,
cascs Young America Cheese,
IL boxes Factory Cheese.
" tuba Western Dairy Butter,
trkiu extra choice doshnn Butter,
10 barrels Rod onions,
DO bags oats,
100 bags White Corn,
do :. Bran,
hOgshead sugar,
10 baga Coffee.
10 boxes Mararon and Vermicelli,
20 Goldfish aud Iierripgs,
10 kits No. ! Mackerei,
% bags coarse and hne Salt.
The attention OF dealers, planters and heads Of
families is goicted-terms cash.
octlo JOSHUA BEAi
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TUST ARRIVED
10 eaddies Chewing Tobacco,
boxes Cream aud Soda Crackers,
10 barrels choice Apples,
10 barrels Iowa Onions,
10 .arres Nehhaneek Potatoes,
II tubs Choice butter,
2 cases Young America" Cheese,
10 barrels Mess Pork,
cask Bacon Shoulders,
~ barrels Family and Bakers Flour,
) boxes Assorted Stick Candy,
8 dezea Brooms,
oeg Hazards Gunpowder,
105 h3gs Corn, Oats and Bran.
oct9 JOSHUA BEAL
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Public .Tfxe2ltlOAl.

ENOkeC 4kkAg1lH2OfI.
DARTIEs DEsI R0Us OF OBTAINING GREAT
i bargains in
Dry Goods aud Clothing. Boots u shoes.
had better call at the Old Sumter House DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING STORE, Corner Main 4
Third Street, as Messrs SIMON ~ KUHN, are
determined to sell their present stock at prices
regardleHs Of cost, NJ they Wish to make room for
their large stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which will be on hand in few days. Gall and
examine before purchasing elsewhere and Big con.
WINGED that the OLD SUMTER HOUSE IL the
cheapest place this aide of New York. septs
JUST RECEIVED
A T PARKEks. Fine Cnssimeres. Cali
"A Goes, Gostons(a sp'en. ii Iip.,, Drills,
Canton i'Innnels, few Poplins and de-
lntnes. Balance OF goods to arriv. this week.
All direct from New York, and 1T lowest living
pr'ces,
ocl22 NJ. @. PARKER
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r AM NOW KhAhA 70 RECEIVE ORDERS
4 for Corn and Cob Meal Price slightly Gents
Der Dushel IuctSl JOSHUA BEAL
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UNDRIES, sUNDRIES.
8 bags choice Rio Coffee,
3 barrels Louisiana Sugar,
barrels choice Moasses,
barrels Cider Vinegar,
bArres Soda Crackers,
kegs III Chrb, Soda,
boxes Bi.Garb. coda,
boxes Wine,
baskets Sweet Oil,
DO pounds assorted smoking Tobacco,
hex II Foxes starch,
chests islack and Green Tea,
! barrel Table Salt.
Pepper, Spice and Nutmegs
The above enumerated articlea--good and at
reasonable rates, for aale by
octl7 RANDOLPH Il BATES
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CUNDRIIS, SUNDRIES.
"a dozen Preston & Merrill Yeast Powders,
boxes Macaroni and Vermiceni,
boxes Ri Carbonate soda,
boxes Soda Crackers,
80 half barrels Family Flour,
200 pounds ehoios areon Teas,
10 boxes Starch,
II huxea choice Factory Cheese,
100 reams wrapping Papers,
70 boxes Soap aud Candies,
400 pounds Fancy sugar.rnred Iams,
rs barrels Family and Bakers Flour.
The above goods now In store and for sale at
reasonable prices.
oct5 JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR, sNYAE,EEDS.

DALM0KhL AND GkA.kHELL BISCUITS
1 , for sale At rcLii by
ut5 JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
HOUSE TO RENT.

AITUATEn on Ap,erica street.-the property OF
~ MIR. l.. st MARTA For terms aprly 10
septiT L, BONNECAZE
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WOOL. WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for Wool, hurry or
Il Il picKed, ut the office or the ienitentaty.
sept5 J. II. MArFA, Clerk.
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CHEAP IRON TIES.

I HAVE in store a large supply Of Arrow Ties
I aud Batda which viii sell to merchants at
auw orleans cost
drt24 JOSHUA ZEAL
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SETNEpfkgES.

I AMPS, Chimneys and Wicks at
Ia G. D. WADDILL2,
!,h5 Min street. near Third
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WALKING CANES.
A FULL supply Of Walking and Sword Cares
a Iel3 KEnLtc BOOK Il VARIETY &TOkt
RAsRysS TisIG'OPETEKDEI

4 Full supply just received at
"A l4lB EhtL's BOOK \ VARIETY STORE
gtnur GUNS, double and single barrel, at
- q D NADnlLI'S
i. bR Main street, near Third
F,~jR LaADRETns GARD 4 SFFDs, 90 70
1 u j, NADDlIL'5,
reb5 Main street near Third
4 GOAL OIL ut q. y. WADDiiL's
Z i lek5 Main street, ueaf Third
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COAL OIL LAMPS.

A LARGE stock Of stand and hand Lamps,
"A Wicks, Burners. Shades, Globes and Oh IN
neyg-LA MP3 KEPAfRhD-eali aud examine
styles aud prices, and you will b. convinced that
your fna nca interests viii prompt you 10 buy at
oct9t-lw BEAL'S BOOK VARIETY STORE
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TOBACCO.
TOBACCO,

| an, YES now you can he supplied with that
" popular and often called for brand, sweet
rixteen,' ybody's "Fayorite, also 20 caddies
| 'tNatural Leaf hhere2 At
| seutl2 ANDREW JACKSON
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IRON TIES AND BANDS.
cow FEED. cow FEED.

LOO aaa naads pt TO- a. sale Sss s '"" s
u,tgI3 JOSHUA REAL
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PEAS WANTED.

MARINERS having Lady Peas for sale by the
j barrel will find ready customer by applying
the store OF PlfILIF NACiIFF.
octl6 on Lafayette street.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION AZ teacher in private family
"A residing in The country, by Lady who can
Eive the best Of references rs to QUA atiouh sab
respectability. Salary not 70 much q an ">T"tt
AS the securing OF pleasant, retired AND " zee
table home. Apply at this office. spptly
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Rp1rTE,ss AND CHEESE.

I NEAtERS ran hud supply 0! Butter and
L J Cheese at almost all times - the store of
septb JOSHUA BEAL
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted.

r AM PAYING tie highest price for old Goll
l. and Silyer. h. FENDLEk,
Jau3l Matchmaker and Jewaler.
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FANCY FAMILY FLOUR.

YF YOU desire n strictly XXX Flour the
4 highest gtade known to insptctors-it can be
procured under The brand Of n h. Leo a
III the store If isepljl JDsHUA BEAL
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LARD AND HAMS.

7 UST STORED, x ,od supply o. choice Leal
~ Lard aud n&tra sugar cured Hams
AuEl3 JOSHUA BEAL
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WANTED, WANTED.

Y AM IN IMMEDIATE WANT OF go barrels
/ Dry White Ear Corn, for which wil pay Oae
Dollar and twenty live Cents per barrel.
oct5 JOSHUA BEAh
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Oazette \ Gn1uet

Contracting Rates for the Tri-Wcckiy.
{oNE SQUARE ~ TEs LINES LEss)
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EF YOU WANT strictly choice Tea, don't iail
( 10 tiyn mo II ctii. hny purchaHa falling to
p.eahs, the MONEY vii be refunded.
octI2 JUsIIUA heal
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la X d.,

FEW TIERcEs 81 sho,r Lard, u dealnrs,
IA can be hAd Al Thirteen CentB. II allied for
tmtuedAtry. Iun.II A. JACKSON
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IsAI,MOIeAI. BISCUITS.

rTSIIE --LATEST SENSATION III the BaImoral
l Biscuit--tor inyllida, nothing finer can be
had IoCtl2l JOSHUA BEAb
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DIED.

Sept. a0th, LULA SAMPLE SPARKS, only
child Of Wilson and Mary Sparks, aged months.
Mourn notfor the child from thy tenderness river
Ere stain on its purity fell
To thy gushing hearts, To- an answer from heaven;
as it well with the ehild2' 1T is well"
On the 10th Oct, in Union tp, this county, Mr.
MARTIN IMLER, aged 80 years. months and
% days.
TRlBUrE or REsrEoT.-At regular meeting
Of Bedford Lodge, No. Ils, of I. o. C, T. held
in their Hall on Monday evening the 7th inst. on
motion Of Mrs. Anna D. shuck, the following
.prelmble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, God in his inscrutable wisdom has
removed by death one Of our number, brother
JOSEPH GIBSON. f.t- go s.
Resolred, that We bow submissively in the dark
and mysterious Providence which has taken one
so early in life from our midst; that VIC sincerely
regret our loss, and deeply sympathize with the
bereaved relatives, and pray that the God OF all
consolation may stand by them in this the hour
of their severe trial.
Resolrea, that as a token of respect for our dc
parted brother, the members Of this Lodge wear a
badge of mourning on their right arm for twenty
days.
|. Rcsolrcd, that copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted to the family of our deceased brother,
that they be entered upon the journal OF the
Lodge. and published in the bedford GGzette,
Bedford IxQuRER," and Monthly Circular
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TuBLIc IALEoF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


By virtue Of an order Of the orphaus' Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned administrator Of
the estate Of Henry Whetstone, late Of Monroe
township, in said county, deeeased viii offer for
sale, by public outcry, upon the premises,
On SATURDAY,, ,he oh dag If RovenJer net,
all the following described two tracts ef land, sit
uate 10 the township aforesaid to wit:
No l. Being the Mansion Tract, adjoining
lauds Of Widow Means heirs, A. j. stesk.zlan, aud
tract No ?, hereafter described, containing about
ls0 acres and perehes, more OF less, and having
thereon erected a good "a story Log DWELLING
HOUSE. double log Barn with sheds, good gran
ars c. attached, and other out-baildinga thereon
ertcted About 100 acres Of this land is cleared,
Is under fence, and in good state Of cultivation;
eight acres Of which is good meadow. There is
also good apple orchard, and two never failing
spsings Of water upon the premises with pump
ofrnnRiBg water at tho door.
No. . is a tract Of Timber Land, adjoining the
above, containing p acres, and is well covered
with oak, pine and other valuable Timber
These lands are situated in pleasant neighbor
hood, about miles south Of the Railroad Station
at Bloody Run, and convenient TO Schools and
Churches. Titles indisputable.
.Aiso, there will be sold at the same time and
place, HAY by the ton and CORN and OATS by
the bushcl.
Sale to commeace at iIo'cioek a. m Of said day,
when terms viii be made known by
LEWIS H0USARE.
l0ct Is Administrator
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transport all said articles, or any Of them, to
market, and dispose Of the same, aud to do
ali such other acts and things as may be nee
essary to the prosecution Of said business,
and also to make all such improvements and
erections as a successful prosecution Of said
business may require"
Section sixth eonfers authority to ''cou.
struet aud operate railroad, or railroads,
with branches, from, any part Of their lands
to connect with the Caledonia and South
Mountain Railroad Company, or its branches,
or irith any other railroad aotc on hereafter to
Be built
Section seventh provides for transferring
stock and limiting dividends to actual profit.
Section eighth authorizes subscriptions to
capital stock to be made in real and personal
estate; also authorizes Issue Of bonds, with or
without coupons, bearing interest not exceed
ing seven and three tenths per centum, but
no bonds to be issued for less amount than
one hundred dollars.
The act supplementary to the foregoing
authorizes the purchase Of any iands and
property for the purpose specified in the
original act, not exceeding Jo'a thousand al
ditioltal acres.-If Pittsburgh Commercial
BEDFORD COUNTY ELECTION RE-
TURNS Official.
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Two MoSTHs Fos NoTHgG.- Look al His
QGef We have received the Anieiicaa 41g-
ricultarist for October. We wish that all
our friends could see this paper. We know
Of no way in which SO large an amount Of
truly valuable, interesting, and instructive
reading matter could be given to family at
so small price as the subscription to the
4grfcldhrtst. Each number cantains 80 to
40 large quarto pages, and 30 to so fine en-
cravings, many Of them very costly and beau
tifuI Here, In this October number, we find
in addition to the great amount Of valuable
Information, hints, suggestions, ETC., more
than 80 engrayings, several Of which are
among the most expensive ever found III an
Illustrated Journal. This number is Of itself
really worth years subscription. The cost
of the AmeTiean AgricuItstrist is only 81 so
for a year, in advance, or four copies for So.
The publishers offer that valuable journal free
for the remaining two months Of this year to
all neg subscribers for 1908, tNfol 2f,3 who
send in their subscription during de month
Of October. We advise all our readers to Sc.
cure It on these terms. 1t VIII he sure to
benefit all fathers and mothers, and interest
and instruct the children. Subscriptions
should be sent to the publishers, Orange Judd
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I IST OF CAUSES put down for trial at No
/ vembor Term, 1867 (lsth days.
W Entrekiu vs. Kensinger FlucS.
John Crist VS. Eliza C0rl.
David Heidler VS. Huntingdon Broadtop NJ. R
Il. ,t Coal Co.
Michael Ritchey vs. Jos. B. StQner
Jos & Sophia Kennard VS. David & Arnold Lash
ley.
Geo w Magers vs. Michael Feather ct al
David Bulger VS. Jae Brenneman.
Jeremiah Knouifvs Jn0 II Werts ct al
Thos R. Evans VS. Isaiah Shafer ct al
Jas Patton VS. DR. VIM Burch
John Black ct al VS. Cath Trieker
Jas Patton VS. DR. WIN Bruch
Saml Crissman ct al VS. Jno Axes Adnr
Thos Ritchey VS. Jac Lingenfelter ct a!
Fred Smith ct al vs. Alex Fletcher ct al
Same VS. John Cavender ct al
S,ml J Castner ct al vs. Michael Fox
AIichl Hagan VS. Alvan Boylan
John Hetrick rs JnO G. Clark
Geo. S Potter vs. Jno Eberly
Jno Stresser vs. Levi Fluek.
Certified Oct. "a, 1861.
oct rs: 0. E. SHANNON, Prot.
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MARRIED.

Oct 10th, by ReY..W. G. Ferguson, Mr. WIN
KOONTZ, Of Bloody Run, to Miss MARY
BAUGHMAN, Of West Providence.
On the sth inst, at the Lutheran Parsonage in
Bloody Run, by the Rev. g. C. Probst MrJoHN
II. C0RLE and Miss KATE A. DEAL, both Of
Friends Cove. s-#E
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. c. L, Hcilman,
Mr.. W. SCOTT AXE and Miss ANN MARIA
ICkES hnth Of Union tp.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-10-18

TACoB sTOECKENIN versus MALINDA
D STOECKENIN. In the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Bedford county No. l67, Sept. Term,
1867 Sept. 2, 1867, on motion, alias Subpoena
awarded and Jno. Lutz appointed Commissioner
to take testimony, &C., and make return 10 said
Court at next Term.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioner, appointed as above stated, Wli at
tend to the duties Of his said appointment at MS
once in Bedford, on Monday, the 4th day of Nov.
A d 1867. M I o'clock p. Nj. when and where all
parties interested may attend if they think proper
0ctI1.st JOHN LUTZ. Com'r.