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The New York herald., 1868-04-13

gested-viz., national democratic and con-
servative convention Immediately after the
removal of President Johnson, in order TO
seize the advantages which that occasion will
offer, and to strike while the iron is hot for a
new conservative Union coalition on a broad
and liberal platform, and with one of the
greatest heroes of the war as candidate
against the corrupt, demoralized and revolu-
tionary party in power
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

EASTER SUNDAY CELEBRATIONS. cele-
bretions in many of our Christian churches yes
terday of the resurrection of our Lord were
very grand, imposing and impressive, as will
be seen in these columns from our reporters
reports.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

THE IMPEACHMENT. Judging from the
action of the Senate on Saturday in regard to
General Sherman's testimony, the evidence of
the Cabinet in Mr.. Johnson's defence will be
cut down to a narrow margin.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers should bear in mind that in order
TO insure the proper classification of their business
announcements, all advertisements for insertion in
the HERALD should be left at the counting room by
half-past eight O'Clock T. NJ
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

large numbers rom starvation, all the dogs and cats
in the neghborhood OF their camps and most Of their
horses and mules being killed to supply food.
The trotting mare Fearless was burned to death in
somewhat mysterious manner ON Saturday night
In the stables connected with the Fashion Course AS
soon as 1t was discovered that the mares stables
were on fire the doors were thrown open, but she
was found already burned to q cinder. She was
matched to trot in the June races
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

Our EUROPEAN BUDGET. letters which
we spread before our readers on European
affairs make prominent feature of our news
columns to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

IMPORTANT IF TRUE-That the Albany
Regency and Tammany Hall have resolved to
insist upon Seymour as the democratic candi-
date for the Presidency in order to save the
State, though the great West may be lost by
dafault
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

SUPPOSED TO BE CoRREor-The rumors that
Thurlow Weed is hedging and ditching and
pipe laying for reconstruction of the New
York Custom House under President Wade
ad interim.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13

FROM THE LAND OF TUE QUEEN OF SHEBA.-
We commend to our readers the very interest
ing information which we publish this morning
from our Abyssinis correspondent.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

: YORK THEATRE, opposite New York Hotel
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CHOW Chilly the Evenings in octoberi''


This is a common remark yet how few think Of
the danger Of exposing themselves to their inHu-
ence? In an low. marshy localities Agae and
Fever prevail at this season Of the year. In this
deseasc there is invariably more or less derange-
nent Of the liver and digestive organs. The
remedies usually resorted to have reference to
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ehills If this is effected without removing the
cause, a relapse Is inevitable. H0sTETTER'
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When the patient is weak and debilitated, the
BITTERS should be resorted to, rs they win
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hitherto dropping spirits, without eutailing the
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HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS Is truly
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SIScE the trouble in old Spain, the subject
OF annexing Cuba to the United States is
again revived. Referring to 1t, the New York
Herald says: 1t is the best policy Of the
United States Government not to attempt to
take the Island Of Cuba by force, not to ae-
eept II If offered by the free viii and consent
OF her population under the present posture
OF affairs IN Spain, bat to make an offer to
the ruling powers at home in good round
sum ofmoney for its purchase.
GOVERNOR Bullock, Of Georgia, and Gen
eral Mead, commanding the military district,
have issued appeals to the people of the State
to maintain order on election day. The Gov
erneF charges all persons to claim redress
from the county sheriffs if their persons are
threatened or their political rights are denied,
and in case the sheriff does not listen to their
appeal they must report the facts to the Gov
ernor himself General Meade disposes the
troops IN be State TO the best advantage, and
directs his officers 10 preserve the peace at
all hazards, without, however, interfering
with the civil authorities or allowing political
prejudices to sway them.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

IT Is reported that John p. Young. of the
New York Tribune, is decidedly in luck. An
uncle in the East Indies whom he has never
seen aud seldom heard Of has been so good
as to die and leave him half million dollars.
a NEGRO Justice of the Peace has decided
a case brought before him, BY ordering the
plaintiff and defendant each to pay ine OF
one dollar, and the constable. who had been
| active in getting up the case, was condemned
! 10 pay the costs.
IRE official majority for the Republican
ticket in Vermont is given at 27.326. last
year we had oaly 20, l62, and the year before
p, 825. So handsomely did the Eermonters
improve their majority this year, without spe
cial contest or interest.
THE walking Weston has at length achisv-
ed one success after score Of failures. At
white Plains, New Tork, on Tuesday, he
started to walk hundred miles in tweHty-
two and a half hours. and completed the task
on Wednesday. with eleven minutes to spare.
He had better retire on his laurels now.
THE Paris Tnirerse says the Pope is the
only sovereign who does not smoke. All
other rulers "'snoke, sell smoke, and give
smoke Everybody smokes about them- their
ministers smoke and make smoke. Prussia,
Russia, Austria, England. Italy, Bavaria,
Baden. France Europe. america and Asia
aropnd the thrones and in every cornell >
AFTER the revolution comes the ree9Hstrue-
non: he spanish 'Gnia peglns with brave
words ,.3i ioT clEli ana Teiigious liberty with
bill forthe gradual abolition Of slavery in the
colonies, with recall for the cxiles and reform
10. the customs. such are ire new voices
which come to us now from The land OF the
IFquisition. Their echoes cannot fall to cross
the Pyrenees.
W. learn he news frou, China that another
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rRoeKEss OF rnE cAMFAIGN.


Mass AEEuye AT WooDBERRY. The Re
pubiicans Of Middle and South Woodberry
held an enthusiastic mass meeting at the town
of fWoodberry on Saturday the 10Th INST. Large
delegations came 10 from various points aad
forming in one immense procession marched
through the town accompanied by the Bedford
Silver cornet band aud then repaired to the
stand prepared for the Speakers. On motion
of Major f. HoIsinger David Stueky was elec-
ted president of the meeting. Ephraim
heutzer, Robert Ralston, Capt Bobb and
D. 2, Armstrong vice Presidents and DR..
Charles Long and W. R. Smith secretaries.
The meeting was then addressed by W. ".
Hall Esq. John F. Keagy Esq and John Lutz
the meeting then adjourned until evening
In the evening the Woodberry, Tanners
to the number Of hundred or rore turned
out; equipped with capes aud carrying torches
they made fine display. The young repub-
icans of Woodberry and vicinity deserve
great credit for their energy, activity and zeal
IN organizing aud equipping so fne club
After the parade of the Tanners" the meet
ing again assembled and was ably addressed
By Messrs. Longenecker and Durborrow.
The Republicans of Middle and South Wood
berry are wide awake. As their record on
Tuesday clearly shows and their present
handsome majority viii be largely increased
in November.
TIE MEETING AT PLEAsASrvIfIE-The
Republicans Of ST. Clair township held a mass
meeting at Pleasantville on Thursday the sth
inst. Though the day was cold and cloudy
the meeting was an unusually large one. The
Bedford Silver COrnet Band Was in atten-
dance and eulivened the meeting with some
of their choicest music. The meeting was ad
dressed by Messrs. Hall aBd Luiz on the va
rious issnes CT the day. The Republicans Of
St. Clair are fully alive to the importance Of
the campaign. They have already made a
gain on last year e vote and will make larger
one in November.
LTSG's.-The meeting at Ling's on Friday
evening was an entire success. Over 100
voters were on the ground. The meeting was
organized by electing D. NJ. Black, President.
After completing the organization by electing
the other necessary officers, whose names
have not been reported, L II. Rawlins was
introduced and entertained the audience an
hour and half in logical and arguments
tive speech on reconstruction aud finance,
showing himself especially familiar with the
latter subject He vas followed by J. Il.
Longenecker. After which the meeting ad-
Journed in an excellent state Of feeling.
DASHER's.-The people here we're awake
TO their duty too. What VIC say Of one meet
ing can be said of all of them. for the people
everywhere are alike interested in their coun-
tFy's cause. l. q. Rawlins addressed the
meeting to the satisfaction Of all The meet
ing adjourned with three hearty cheers for the
whole Union ticket
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NOTICE TO TREsspAssERs-Yoti,. 1

NOTICE TO TREssPAssERs.-N is
~ hereby given, by the undersigned, to all per
sons, not to tresspass on any Of their respective
properties OF any property in their care or pos
session, by lease otherwise, by hunting, fishing
pjlferinE, in any manner whatever, as IF
eaught) they wiz be prosecuted to the fullest ex-
tent Of the law, without respect to person. Any
person or persons csnght On any Of the above
named properties with guD, dogs, game, or any
thiug pertaining TO tresspass, shall be taken rs
evidence.
Thomas Rose, sr., Daniel SWartzEeiter, Jacob
Pennell, John Peuaell, Isaac Blankley, p. V.
Redinger, Geo. W. Shafer, Joseph Morse. B. 3.
steckman. Il. j. Means 6. W. Means. Jonathan
Perrin, A. J. S.eekman & B. T. PenneH, D. F.
Means, John Morris. issep3ms
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.--The Aoar market
tations; sales of Northwestern extra family a.
IS SOFAS 25 Fbarrel, winter do. DO st 50 SO
oil, choice fancy lots at S11 5efG I3, and
extra at ss@ys 75, Rye -four sells in lots at
IS oOC3S so. Corn meal is nominal. The
wheat market is dull and weak, With sales Of
fair and prime Pennsylvania and Western red
at 50 1862 20, and amber at 81 25 Rye
comes in strong, and commands 81 60@l 65.
Corn is lower, with small sales Of yellow at
= 90, and Western mixed at 81 27tal %.
Oats are steady at 75G 74c
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shapes and quality. Ten different Grades, from
LILO TO $50. They are the finest and best
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Those visiting the City should not fail to call
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DUBLIC SALE OF
l. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court Of
Bedford County, the undersigned win offer at
public sale the premises, on SATURDAY OC-
TOBER 3lst 1855, the following described Real
Estate. situated in St. Clair township, adjoining
landI If William RiaHinger, Thomas Liugenfel-
ter, Thomas Jones aRd others, containing 24O
ACRES and III PERCHES neat measure. 100
ACRES cleared and under fence. Is ACRES of
which is good mcai0w with a TWO STORY LOG
HOUSE, DOCBLE LOG BARN, SPRING
HOUSE and other cut buildings and a SAW
MILL thereon erected. ALSO a good apple or
chard thereon. This farm Is wen supplied with
water and is convenient TO churches aud school
houses. Sale te commence at 10 o'clock Of said
day, when the terms will be made known.
JOHN McCREARY, Trustee
for sale Of the Real Estate OF Jacob Bisel. deed
1Oct4t
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A UDIToR's EOTICE.-The undersigned Au-
n ditor, appointed by the Orphans Couat Of
Bedford county, to make distribution Of the bal
anee IN the bands Of John Major, Esq, Trustes
for the Real Estate of Michael Reed, late Of Lib
erty township, deceased, 10 and among the credi-
tors and parties entitled 70 the same-hereby
gives notice that be will attend to the duties Of
his said appointment on Thursday, the z9th day
Of October, A D. 1888, at his ofise in the Bor-
ough Of Bedford, when and where all parties in
teFested may attend If they think proper
0oet2t @. II. SPANG, Auditor.
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.sTATE OF SAMUEL OFT, decd.

Notice is hereby given, that letters testamenta-
~ on the estate Of Samuel OFT, late of Colerain
township, decd. have been granted by the Regis
ter Of Bedford County TO Francis OFT and William
0tt, of said township Of CoieFain. All persons
therefore having claims demands against said
estate, are requested 70 make the same known, and
those knowing themselves indebted are notified
to make immediate payment-
WILLIAM OFT,
FRANCIS OFT,
lSsep Executors.
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boarded free at the hotels until they voted on
Tuesday, have since been sent to the Poor
house to board until their votes are wanted
again. A specimen of Democratic gratitude
TIE CoPPERHEAD MEETING on Thursday.
the sth inst, in this place, was a rich affair.
A general invitation to men, women, chill
dren and babies, was extended, runners we're
sent out II. every direction to insist upon the
attendance of every one who did not wish to
be read out of the party. As an inducement
to those who could not be driven, afree dia-
ner was offered, but some who got in the
wrong box had the pleasure Of paying for
what they had hoped to get free. BY such
extraordinary efforts a motley crowd, the
larger portion being women and children, was
gathered and one hundred and twenty wagons
all told, including al tie old wagons that
could be gathered up in The town, we're got
into procession.
The renegade Thomas Swami, Of Bala
more, tried to taIk to this miscellaneous au-
diencs, hut the people preferred tsikirg
themselves, to listening to his twaddle and
even the party leaders strayed of down street.
After Swami had given up in despair and dis
gust (the disgust was mutual between him
and his audience) another renegade, Dick
Coulter, got up to have his say, but the crowd
were SO thoroughly disgasted BY this time
THAI they departed almost en- masss aud left
the valiant General in fun possession Of the
field. Finding himself SO siugulaEly for an
orator. successful in getting compl etc los
session Of the ground the doughty General
suddenly collapsed. A richer farce in the
way Of 8 political meeting was never seen in
Bedford. 4 grand drunk, on the part Of the
male portion of this singular conglomeration.
woand up the day s entertainment We hope
our Democratic brethren wiz treat their
speakers with, at least, decent respect next
time.
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A UDIToR's N0TTCE.-The undersigned ap-
n pointed by the Orphans Court Of Bedford
county to report distribution Of the moneys In
the hands of the Administrator Of the estate Of
John AXE, late Of Union township, deceased, to
and amongst thn heirs and those entitled to the
same, viii attend to the duties Of his appointment
at his Office, in the Borough Of Bedford, on We'd
nesday the 2Ist day Of October, A. D. lS6s; at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, when and where all
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9oct2t JNo. P. REED, Auditor.
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Doctrines and Diciplines of the Methodist
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VYEAcHERS EXAMINATIONS annual
/ examinations Of teachers for Bedford county,
viii Be held as tollOws;-Esst Providence House
holders S. II. Saturday, Oct 81 COlerain and
Eaipsburg, Brick Church, Saturday, Oct. 10:
Southampton, Saturday, Oct. u. adams :. i.
Harrison, Buffalo MiIls.) Monday, Oct. I9; Lon
dondeTry, Bridgeport Tuesday, Oct. 2o Juniata
Busua Nis;a,) Wednesday Oct. 81, Napier and
7che}lsburgh. Schelisburg) Thursday, Oct %
81 Clair, Eight S4uare,) Friday, Oct %; Union,
Moses saturday, Oct. q; Cumberland Valley,
tCenterville,l Moaday, Oct. 90 Bedford Borough
and Bedford Tpa Bedford Tuesday, October q:
Snake Spring, (Hsrtleys,) - Wednesday, Oct. 2S;
West Providence and Bloody Run, Bloody Run.
Thursday, Oct. 30 Monroe, (Fleteher's.) FRIDAY
and Saturday, Oct. 60 81; Hopeweu. (Dnsher's)
Monday. Nov. ?; Br0adtop, (Hopewen,) Tuesday,
Nov B Liberty and SaNton, (Stonerstown,) We'd
ueiiav, Nov !; Middle Woodberry and WO0dber-
~ Borough, {Woodberry,) Thursday, Nov. 3;
South Wood5eUy. New Enterprise,) Friday,
Nov. g. ST. Cl1iTsyilu, Saturday, Nov :.
Special Examinations, at Bedford, Saturday
Nov. j, and Saturday, Nov. 2I No other spe-
cial examinations viii be held. All examinations
wiz begin at o'clk a. 81. Persons who have not
taught in the county heretofore, and with whom
the Superintendent IS not acquainted must pre-
sent certificates Of good moral character before
they can be examined
Applicants viii be examined only in such town
ships where they have made application for a
school. IL. ". FISHER
Bedford, sept Il, ls6s-4w Co. Supt.
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