The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-11-27

COURT PRocEEDINGs.-The follow
ing cases were disposed Of in the Quar-
ter Sessions last week:
Com. vs.. Mary Russell. Assault and
Battery on oath of Thomas Bagley.
Guilty. Fined $500 and costs.
Com. vs. John ID. Boyer. Perjury on
oath of Samuel Walter. Not Guilty,
but pay the costs of prosecution.
Com vs.. Lucas Saupp. Assault and
Battery on oath of Thornton Thigh
man, (col.) Not true bill and prose
cutor to pay costs.
Com. vs. Elizabeth Love, (col,l As
sault and Battery on oath of David
Conder, (col.) Not guilty and each to
pay half the costs
Com. vs. Thornton Tilghman, ,c0l.
Assault, &C., on oath of Lucas SaupP.
Not true bill and prosecutor to pay
costs.
Com vs. Henry Bare. Fraudulent
voting on oath Of Abraham Dennison.
Guilty, and fined $50 and three months
in county Jail.
Com. vs. Betsy Love, John Hurley,
Nimrod Wohns, Winnie Ann PIow-
den and Dawson Love, lall coPd.l AS
stult and Battery on oath OF Rose
5tr0thers. defendants Not Guilty but
pay all costs.
Com. vs. Albert Burket. Assault &c,
on oath of Ellen May. Guilty, and
fined - and costs.
Com. vs. Willis Strothers and David
Conder, ,col'd Assault and Battery
on oath of Betsey Love, tcoi'd.l Not
Guilty and costs divided between the
Prosecutor and the Defendants.
Com. vs. Josiah Corl. For and Bas.
on oath Of Maria Mock. Guilty. The
Usual fine.
Ia the Common Pleas the following
eases We're disposed of:
\. b. Bum, Esq, EXT of the last
Will, &c, Of Ann Catharine Dannaker,
decd, vs. Christian A Dannaker. De-
feudant confessed Judgment to Plain
till for S527. 7.2j.
Joshua j. shoemaker and Herbert
Shoemaker, Executors Of 2. J. Shoe
maker, deed, vs. jonathan Bowser.
Jury find for Plaintiffs for ss2.07.
John Cessna vs Jonathan BoW-er.
Jury find for Plaintiff for Sl9l.50.
Joseph Mccormick " Gates & Dash
er. Jury find for Plaintiff for S92.2s
Michael Ritchey " Homer Neiee.
jury find for Plaintiff for ll26S.
Mary Ann Hammond " William
KpJntz. Jury find for Plaintiff six
cents damages and six cents costs.
jacob Liugenftlter It al vs. George
W. Gump. Plaintiffs take non suit.
TIE FAsHIoNs.-It is truly wonder
fIl to note the changes that the fash
ions take. To-day they run into one
extreme, Tomorrow into another
Gentlemen take the cast of styles OF
the ladies, while the ladies assume
those of the gentlemen. Men wear
caps, cloaks, capes, shawls and other
apparel which formerly were only
worn by women, and the latter in turn
wear hats, boots, coats and even, in the
cyse of a hen-pecked husband, wear
the very ''breeches" that belong to the
''iOrd the household !" In the race
for new innovations in style and fash
ion the fair sex bid fair to far ouGstrip
Us, and it seems as if we had TO assume
the offensive if we wish to retain any
Of our rights in the matter of wearing
apraral.
a young man, Iab0ring over the
gradual entertainments Of woman-kiud
Oh masculine territory in the matter
OF dress, breaks into song a5 follows:
They took coats, at FIRST we hlrIly missed
them;
And then they apei our diakeys AM crtvl5s !;
They stole our sacks-we only laughed and iss d
them;
Emb9ldeued then they stole our very hats
Jull, by slow and sure degrees, the witches
Htye taken alI-our coats, hats, b)Dls and
breeches
Happily, the "Grecian bend" has
come to our relief.