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BUYING WIFE-An Elopement and a CAPTURE
The Wnona Republican of the Gath is responsible for
the following:
Our neighboring city of Owatonna has been excited
and agitated over an elopement affair which occurred
there last week. the particulars of which received
from gentleman who came the train.
At Otwatonna resided mner, Mrs. Myrick, who
was the mother of young and fascinating daughter
OF about sixteen. very respectable young man,
named Odel had been paying the daughter attention
Tor some time and it currently reported and be-
lleved that they were engaged. Matters stood thus
when young man from Chicago, or city further
east whom Mrs. Myrick was indebted in the sum of
$4,000, came to Owatonna and made the acquaintance
of Miss Myrick He no sooner saw her than he de-
termined to possess her. and being INSCRIPTIONS
as to what means he employed, he offered Mrs Myrck
to release her from her obligation of $4,000 if she
would give him her daughter. Whether she required
much urging not is not known, but she finally ac-
ceded to the proposition. There another party
be consulted, however The young and innocent girl
shrank from the idea of being sold-bartered for a
price, and that to man whose character seemed any
thing but fair, and whose purposes appeared coored
with dishonor She fastened to her lover with the ale
and they promptly decided to elude the vigilance of
the mother and thwart her miserable designs by a
speedy marriage They took the first train going East,
and were soon, as they supposed, beyond the Iowa
line, but, unfortunately, they alghted from the cars
sooner than they intended, and were obliged to take
carriage and drive to Cresco. This delay gave the
mother time to overtake them. She telegraphed to
Cresco and had them arrested and after her arrival
with her miserable partner in the disgracefu bargain
mock trial had and Odell was held in custody at
her request until she got started home with her daugh
ter But instead of going to Owatonna the party took
the eastward bound train. The young girl was almost
frantic and it is said attempted to leap from the train
It is also reported that she attempted to jump over
board from the boat at Prairie du Chen. The young
man returned to Owatonna with his father. The
whereabouts of Mrs Myrick, her daughter and the
man who sought to have possession of her, are not
now known. .sass s.a
Mrs. Myricks milliner shop is closed up and public
opinion is very much against her. It could hardly be
otherwise with any woman who would deliberately sell
her daughter in that manner. 3. @a
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Total Total

Democratic majority 12a electoral votes.
This estimate is based upon the idea that the DEM
ocrats have made no mistake in their Fourth of July
convention. The people tired of Radical rule,
and want change. They want peace and Union, and
restoration of good feeling The nomination of Gen.
Grant rouses no enthusiasm. His name did the Rad-
Gals no good in the Connecticut election though they
even printed his portrait and his name on their ballots
and presented him their candidate in all their con-
ventions 1t has done them no good in Oregon
probably harm. s.1 ss.g.sn s-g s5e.s, aa,a, a, .a4
These are States entitled to over one hundred cleo
toral votes who are tired of Radical rule, and are
ready to act with those who determined to restore
the Union upon the principles of the Constitution.
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in the French department or Manche, that he would
send two beautifully engraved and colored portraits
of the Queen Of England" to any person enclosing
him the modest sum of sixpence. Receiving several
thousand letters enclosing sxpences he sent TO each
Of his correspondents two postage stamps exhibiting
the august lneaments of her Majesty.
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Eve was the only woman who never threatened to-
60 and live with her mamma, and Adam was the only
man who never tantaised his wife about 1.-THE way
mother used to cook"
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TOBACCO! ToBACeou

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!
n OONEY, BUCKNER & CO., dealers in Saddlery
1 / and Saddlery Hardware, corner of Texas street
and the Levee are agents for all the Missouri Tobacco
Manufactures Tobaccos Of all grades for sale in guam
titles to suit purchasers at the manufacturers prices,
freight added
Shreveport December IS, 1857. ltf
TNOR SALE-OLD TYPE METAL, in quantities to
E suit purchasers Apply at this of6ce.
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Electoral Vote for 1868.

The following is the electoral vote to which each
State is entitled in the choice of President and Vice
President, at the ensuing November election:
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d EFERRING to the above card, the undersigned
HI beg leave to inform their friends and the public
generally that they have formed copartnershp for the
purpose of conducting Hardware Business in all
its varieties in the city of Shreveport full and de-
tailed assortment of all goods pertaining to their spe
ciay will at all times be kept hand. long expe-
rience in the trade coupled with unequaled facilities
for purchasing the manufacturing districts enables
us to promise confidently that CASH BUYERS will
find all their requirements be fully met, not only
respects prices but emphaticay, regards quality,
durability STYLE and finish Of each article offered for
SALE An examination of our stock from both whole
sill " CULP & CONWAY.
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RADICAL.

Should the prescribed States be permitted to vote
by the usurpers the result will be about follows,
unless the bayonets do it all:
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VOL. XVI.
III II r M s

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Congressional.

| WASHINGTON, July s.-Senate Tax bill considered
to adjournment, without conclusion. Night session
osdered. ..'.--=a
Bo~.e-Considered appropriations all day, finding
time, however, to pass bill removing disabilities from
certain parties. Adjourned.
ing how many States had adopted the 14th article and
directing Seward to report additional adoptions as
soon as reported, passed. Bill funding compound in
terest notes postponed Discussion showed there
were thirty millions of these notes out. Tax bill re-
sumed. Amendment restoring whisky tax to two dol
lars lost by IA to 27. Bill relieving mineral oils from
tax adopted. Bill passed Reverdy johnson deliv
cred his valedictory. Adjourned.
House-Business unimportant. No quorum most Of
the time Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Adjournment by the Goth
probable. Both Houses have night sessions.
Seaate-Bill authorisng bridge over Mississippi at
Rock Island and limiting cost to Million passed Bills
authorising sales Of ten millions per month until gold
is reduced to forty Millions and regarding electoral
college discussed. Recess.
House-Defciency bill involving two and a half
millions passed. Additional compensation to clerks
defeated South has no interest in the bill beyond
reconstruction Deficiencies heretofore reported. Bal
ance session devoted to private bills. Recess
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Senate-Additional freed
mems bureau BILL continuing Howard in Office, and in
case of death or resi- gnaton the Secretary of War
may nominate, and the President appoint successor,
with consent Of Senate to vacancy. During recess the
Senate was supplied by Howards Adjutant General
with functionaries of the bureau appointed by the
Secretary Of War on Howard's nomination. Senate
resumed funding bill and concurred in electoral college
amendments. Bill goes to the President. Adjourned
House Reduction Of army bill resumed and amen
ded reducing Major Generals to three, and Brgaders
to six, to take effect March 31st. Selections to be
made by the President after March 4th, regardless of
seniority Quartermaster, Adjutant and Surgeon Gen
erals reduced to rank Colonel of cavalry All staff Of
fcers of departments reduced to one grade of rank
and numbers reduced onehalf, selections to be made
by the Commanding General
Bill regulating electoral college passed, with amend
ment, and goes back to the Senate. House non-con-
Cured in Senate amendments to the tax bill. Adj
journed.
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~ Necessary to choice e................,....159 159
1t is yet early to make very accurate estimate
of the result; but assuming the election of the cand
dates nominated by the Democrats and Conservatives,
at New York on the 9th inst, may with good
degree of confidence rely upon the following results
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Cable DISPATCHES.

| LIVERPOOL July s, evening. - Cotton quiet but
steady; sales 1000 bales.
| LIVERPOOL July 9, afternoon.-Cotton easier, but
prices unaltered probable sales 1900 bales.
LIVERPOOL July 10, Cotton-sales of the
week II 900 bales, of which for export 10000 and
speculation 5000; stock on hand $4,000 bales, of
which Sal 900 are American. Market quiet
LIVERPOOL, July 10, afternoon-Cotton dull; yarns
and fabrics quiet Stock of cotton aoat 7l2 900 baes
whereof American 25 000.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, evening.-Cotton quiet but
steady; sales 10000 bales
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-02-14

A NEW FLYING MACHINE.-An
English lawyer, who evidently spurns
the things of earth, has fOrsaken the
gown and bar to invent and per
feet flying machine. He proposes To
convey passengers through the air by'
a steam bird or flying steam engine,
fitted with wings tapped by the
action of steam." A patent has been
iaken out for this contrivance, but the
machine is not yet ready.
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BLINDNESS, Deafness and Catarrh,
treated with the utmost success, by Dr. J. Is ,Acs
VccH,iss an9 ca Autlst, i"rmerIy OF LeSden, Ho!-
mOnials from the most reliable sources in the civ
and country be seen at his office. The Medi-
cal faculty are invited to accompany, their pa
tients, he has no secrets in his practice Artif-
for examination. mays, '67yI
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AMERICAN COMBINATION
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AND

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MARRIED.
Corrected erery 10sck .

ALSIP-SMITH-0n Feb 5th. mt the Arrandale
House. by The same, Mr. Joseph Alsip to Miss De-
Iilah Smith both of Bedford
Our young friends will please accept our heart
lest wishes for their welflre and happiness We
acknowledge the receipt of bIsket of delicious
cnke, and large share of excellent ice cream
which accompanied the above notice, showing
that in the midst of this joyful occasion, the prin-
ter not forgotten.
BAhCLAY-HARDSOCK the 3Oth ult.. at
the Lutheran parsonage in Bedford, by the Rev.
J. Q. McAtee, Mr. George Barclay to Miss MIr-
NOODCOCK- -SM0USE-On Feb. 4th mt the
same place. by the same. Mr.. George Woodcock,
of Fort Littlefon Fulton Co, to Miss Mary Smouse
daus hter of Michael Smouse. Of W ilOw Grove
BkEGLE-WERTZ-On Feb. oh, at the resi-
deuce of the bride ptrents, by the same, Mr..
John Beegle, oi Bedford twp, to Miss Mary Jane
Wertz of Cumb Valley.
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THE SOULOF Flowers Poetry has
given title to the living breath of fra
grant blossoms, and this floral soul
thissquintessence of ofactory luXurieo
-exisls, in its full perfection, in Pha-
Ions might Blooming Cereus. y
RI,OOklun E0QIe.
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THE AMERICAN FARMERS HORSE
BOOK.-This is truly Il book Ofsurpass-
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addition to the subjects usually treated
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of the causes and nature of the several
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Guiding those of some diseases hereto
fore considered incurable: and, also,
an extended treatise on stock raising
and management. The book is from
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and is having a very rapid sale, 10000
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this useful work.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

N L IL Ao1cLCNA1S<Ah IL w vi
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE al
v PRIVATE SALE.-0ne lot Of q 0end in the
centre of Bloody Run, fronting on Main street
about sixty-6ve feet, of the very best husiaess
locations in Bloody Run. Also, ten acres of wood
land, adjacent to Bloody Run, lying on the Bed
ford Rail Road, containing first rate iren and
having thereon a. neyer-faihng spring of water.
For particulars inquire at the store of Mrs. S z.
Mann, Bloody Run, or of DR.. Hickok, Bedford, Pa.
Deo is, '65
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\ IST OF JURORS drawn for IN Adj
L journed Court, lst Monday, 2nd day Of
March. A. ID. 1853
Bedford Tp.-Ezra Williamson, George Mann,
Michael Nawge.
Broad Top-James A. Horton, John l.. Tobias
Coaldale-Wa alter Whitney.
Colerain-A. c. James, William s. Beegle, J.
H. Cessna, John Shafer Of Jno., Geo. W. Cessna.
Cumb. Valley-Weaver b. Cessna, Francis
Growaen.
Juniata-William Kinsey, Leonard Bittner,
Henry Hillegas, Joseph Barclay, John CARRIER.
Llberty-DavId Steel.
Monroe-Elas Nycum, Daniel Miller, David
Bdrkman.
Napier-Thomas Cleaver, William H. Shafer,
John 5. S,uckey, kicnari NJ Muilin, Edmund S.
BlHckbur
Providence E.-William Gracy.
Providence W.-DInel Sans, James Calhoun,
Snake spring Daniel K. Snyder.
ST. Clair-John Wolf, b Il. Henderson. William
0ster.
Saxton-Jacob Raum.
Woodbery M.-Thonas Watson.
Woodberry S.-hil illiam Tetwiler, Josiah Ritch.
ey.
Drawn certified at Bedford this 18th day of
December, A. ID. 1868.
ISAAC KENSINGER.
WILLIAM KIRK.
Attest: Jury Cum'rs.
jon. 6. FISHER, Clerk. janI7w4
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LECTURE.-The second lecture OF
the course for the benefit of the Bed
ford Cemetery Association, will be de-
livtred, at the Court House, on Tues
day evening next, by Rev. III. Hecker-
man. Subject: our NationotHy. We
hope there will be good attendance.
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THE WORLD AT HOME, published by
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new enterprise, and bids fair to be
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ONE DOLLAR EACH. WEBS

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or
THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE IVES
TERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.-WI
LIAM SPIDLE, Bankrupt under the Act of Con
gress of March 81. 1867, having applied for Dis
charge from all his deb !, and other claims prova
bic under said Act, BY order Of the Court NotIce
is hereby giUsn, to all Creditors who have proved
their debts, and o'her persons interested to ap-
pear the l4th day of February l8i3 at 2 o.
clock, P. NJ, before lstngS Gehr, Register. at
the Court House in Bedford, Pa, to show cause
If any they have, why Discharge should not be
granted to he said Bankrupt. And further, No
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Second and ThirI
Nee ings of Creditors of the sal Inkrupt, re-
qu'red by the 9th and % h Sections of said Act
will be had before said Register, at same time
and place. S. C McCANDLESS,
Clerk of q. 5. District Curt for satd District.
jm3Iw2
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II IVERY STABLES,
Ia in rear Of the ''Mengel House."
BEDPORD. PA

MENGEL q BURNS, Proprietors.
The undersigned would inform their friends,
and the public generally, that they are prepared
to furnish HORSES AND BU9GlES, Carriages,
Sporting Wagons. or anything in the Livery line
Of business, i'll good style and ut moderate charg-
es. Terms; CASH, unless by special agreement.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-02-14

CORRECTION.-Som veXatiOuS er-
rors occurred in our issue of last week
in the Report Of the County Auditors
of Receipts and Expenditures of the
county. After the proofs had been
corrected, in lifting the matter from the
gniIeys to the press, some of the Types
dropped out, and in replacing them,
the press-man got them considerably
mired: The reader will find the er-
rOrs corrected in this issue. For instance
in last weeks edition, the salary OF
David Howsare, as Commissioners,
was placed at S1209.10!! whereas it i,
but S209.I0; the salary of NJ. S. Ritchey
at $9I ,SOO!!! whereas it is $l9l.80; Fox
and Wildcat sc;lIps $l4I3.99, instead
of $4I3.96; Assessors making returns
$0lO.96!! instead Of 10l0.90, &c. We
console ourselves by adopting the old
adage, that mistakes will happen in
the best of families and we may add,
pi will be made in the best of printing
offices.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-02-14

SICKNESS. A good deal of sickness,
of no particular type, but Of all kinds,
is prevailing at present, in this vicinity,
and the doctors are kept busy. The
cause, we presume, lies in the last sud
den change from mild to very severe
weather.-FuitOn Democrat, 7H inst.
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Ytaal alotifes.
Balance in county treasury. .s3Sll IS

Moneys dus and o,cing to B>dford County from
Collectors, Gma others, for 1867 anil
preUiOHS yrtrS.
From Collectors: St1te. Coy. MIPa.