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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-28
Big. Radical Scare ut he soeeh.

All Niggerdsm at the South, as is well
known, has been organized, by paid agents
from the north, into secret cath bound (dis)
LUTON Leagues, each precinct having its local
League, these being united by a county
League, the county Leagues controlled by a
state League, and the whole operating under
and obeying the behests OF general head or
Commander-in-chief The intended result
has naturally followed. All local and gener-
al elections, as well as all other affairs in
which the public have an interest, arc settled
in these secret oath bound conclaves, so that
outsiders have substantially no voice what
ever in the management of public affairs.
This is not the worst of it: many of these
Leagues have a military organization, are
armed. and ripe and ready for, and frequently
found engaged in acts of violence, outrage and
plumber against those not affiliated with them.
This state of things, especially in portions OF
Tennessee, became so intolerable, that the
white people have sought safety in counter
secret organization known as the 'kuklux
Klan." Their name and terribly mysterious
mode of procedure are in the highest degree
disturbing to Niger and radical nerves. Even
the bureau officers and other military satraps
in that quarter have had their fears so wrought
up that they can't sleep O nights and call lus-.
tily upon Gen. Grant for help. That there is,
reason for their trepidation is clear enough,
from the following terrible General Orders"
which we copy from southern paper "a
X; K; X; a5.r
WOLF HOLE, BLOODY MONTH.
Fair Moon, First Hour.
lhromled Brothers of Memphis Dtpision, No. GO.
I'm Hoe sign0" Il e. ~
The Great Past Grand Giant commands you.
The dark and dismal hour draws nigh
SOME LIVE TO-DAY-TO-MORROW DIE
The Bullet Red and the Right are Ours.
To-day, the 18th of the mortal's month of
March, you will begin to scatter the clouds of
the Grave.
By order of
GREAT GRAND CYCLoPs, G. CT
The following mysterious orders were found
in Nashville Saturday night, and next morning
appeared in the Union and Despatch.
DEN OF SKULLS DAY OF RETRIBuTIoN.
Spirits of the dead arise Your Chief com
mands-To-day, the 18th of the mortal's month
of March, you will scatter the clouds of the grave
and be ready for the MYSTERIOUS MISSION
The guilty we free to commit dark deeds that
mortal eyes do not see. We disown them and
must be the avengers. BE READY. "ln Aoc
Signo" .a r,-r .--
40
.rE The SUPREME CYCLoPs.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 81 u
Hdqrs Derirs Pit, IN .Se,penfs Bend,
Den No. 5of X. X. r., March 8.
I, Great Grand Cyclops of Death Degree mem.
bers, SO order that notice be given to warn all
persons or person from doing anything under the
name of the Kur lux Klan.-And if this warn
ming is not needed the Stars in the Heavens will
shine upon new made grave. f,- tn
Deaths angels are always on the lookout
TRAITORS beware" VIM. A. take notice
0. A. p. G.. G.. G..
p B. NJ. G. G.. S.
Approved by the Khan r EIIy@'V
:'These be parlous words" No wonder
they have most relaxing effect on radical
NERVES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-28

The Wilmington INDEPENDENT, formerly An anti
Cook paper. ia now out for Cook for Csnssess
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

CIrxx,s ovrrcs UxrfxD srAsEs DIsrKIcr oouKf,
December l, 1885, J
In BaDhrupsy notice issued from this onics that
John rHORHHILL hlsd his pstitisuts Be declared
bankrupt the partner Of ~ Estn vs 'nso through
ru,,taka II should have been Henry Themhm
M John Tbomhu applied The benset Of the
Bsnkrupt Law. rnrw n~nutv CLERK.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE To CONTR factors SEALED
IN Proposals constructing port OF the New VI
iesns Mobile and vhsusnoogs Rirosd eesesn ne enss
~ Nv Cresr Mobile embracing about go Ute CUBIC
a,ds az e-rthwork delivery Of materials for ana eonstru
;,cr ~ ss pea es Truss Bird ding. IS 900 na feet
Tiss AZ other mate will be rec-d at the ccmpanyt
Office N tho city Of New Oresns up 10 ~ O'CLOCK A. IL
WEDNESDAY January 20, 1909 ). -. -. =
Msp' prohes Of the os plans 81 s,rgesuIs ssd Ap
Re- san Office on and aer December 10 1855 aud blank
forms Furnished for contrasts specia atoms propositions
etc, etc r.. v...l f,h,.s
Ergrser Tor the New Oresns Mobile ano onsAnoo<s n~'
The @nmpspy reserves ,he right 20 reject any proposal
~ ~ JAMES A. HAYNOk,
President N. o, n. 4 G. Il X cs.
Once. Caller Court
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

- Crescent CITY hank = New Orlean..
Juns Is is-In accordance with seetonH "a and 80 Of An
q Free B.nking Che s..'s q LSu'is ana. y
~ Iths hodsrs OF the circulating snotes Of this
Bsnk duly audited under the provisions o. said act TO pre-
snt the same Banking House, At the once OF the
asss AUDITOR for the purpose of rsdsnption within ons
year nom this dste otherwise she unuf oeposiseo W s>u
CHAS. FAuRfE. JR, Cashier
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23
pUrrnn. CnnEsz. sUCkwnEAr.

We have on hand and receiving iasss esnsign.
nenss Of Choice Goshen BUTTBR, =. CHEESE and
BUCKWHEAT, which Offering to the trade ct Low
aeures GOODRICH RArLEY 0rocsrs.
6 Common and a Oanal strsel
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

g BERNsHEIM,
PEIIcAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
No. "a 0ravier street,
Has constantly on hand the choicest brands Of Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
Also-A large assortment of imported HAVANA and Do
MEsTIC CIGARS, Meerschsum Pipes, Briar and Wood
Pipes Tobacco Pouches and all smokers Articles To
hogheads and bales for the Mexican msrxei Ano
plantation use Cigar Leaf of all kinds for manufacturing
purposes on hand.
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING;
100 cases CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
50 boxes SWEET lUa
ooOOo Havana and Domestic CIGARS Of assorted brands
and sizes
100 boxes PAGES Gold Bar TOBACCO.
90 =. Sam Tibbett's TWIST and las.
rs :. Mayos Choice NAVY
500 . Assorted brands. Medium and Fine Bright,
pounds.
500 eaddies May Apple TWIST, Bright qusrters
And NAVY roBACcOS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23
NEW es SxFFxaos .a : k sSHiEscan ~

re tane erect Sunday, losA inss.s st 13o r.
A pAssYN0ER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY q ~ p
eiing coupecfions With Trains for vcksburg Aeronn
Win - Mississippi Central Railroad for ne MORN ma
HxcCOuuoDATTON TRAINS LEAVE on sUNDAIs
st7:so n gong fhx Brookhayen ksturnane, ~
Rrookhaveu' g $50 A. \ MONDAYS arriving N NJ
v~a,ia iicksss are rood for fssin 4 Saturday = -
Az ~ofna north and Trains Of Sunday % nonoey sesn
fssi trsin arrives in New Orleens AL %
n WnLIAuR 0sn9S euyeintsndenA
jA1ES YON0E dnsrG Freight Agent
m. WARE, 01.s1nl Transportation Asens
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

-Upion Bsnk OF L0utssssnn.-EeW OF.
llama June H. S6-In accordance with sections "a and - OF
Abe eel entitled IAN act to establish genial system re
BAnhng the State Of Louisiana sppr cd March ID ioo
notice hereby given TO the holders oil circuatng no'e
Of this B.nk duly audited under the pro. ons o. sac sc 20
s Auditor for the purpose 81 redemptn within
om otherwise the funds deposid by sao BANK tor
SO pu'p0es "'''e GEO A PaERET. Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23

GRAND FAHcx DREss.
CALICO, AND FIREMEN'S BALL,
10 GIVEN 81 sHs
FIREMEN's cHARIfABLE ASSOCIATION or JET
FERsoN;
saturday Evening, Jaanary -, 1889.
-Al xnB-
ODD FELLOWS NEW HALL
NANA0ERs.
General q. =. Bean General Lowell n. n. Marks.
regard, Rousseau, A. y Konigsov,
@. a. Braughn, Nv. spague. PHI. nccabs.
C. T. Gauche w. T. NcDermott, Thss Bu'ke,
IL Odeuthall Troy =. Shibert
A. J. Spear. Nick Fousse, =. Rswle
J. o. Nixos' T. Inban W. A. shrspshire
Geo. Smith, B. n Turnbull VIM II. Manning
A. Michel, G. W. oraudjean. Jno. zsller.
C. Lots, j. Freret. Chm. Weiss
n. Wax; VIM. swann, J. J. McGinnis.
Phil Mitchell
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ia. Mayer, H p. Philips J.wsis
Jno Freddie. (: D. OBrsn- !. Friend.
j. !. Michel
Ladies' Invitations may be obtained from the following
table Association; Dspremrn Treasurer Firemsns CHAR
tab Association; Ricketts, Jr Da cys Hat Sores Dan
Malone or Mr. > olEsr se, O. p; l. T. VIM. as iss
se proposals viii be received up the 18th december
TiSemsns Charitable xssociaiIe1 Of jsnssos Oily;
Ricketts, at Darcys Hat Store andJ A. Mayer ct the stocs
Landing
am &C och.
Ticket, 81
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

r 0sT-TUEspAY, DEC I'D, GOLD gEY, BOSOM
PM sat with Pears The hinder will receive sfu value
bv lea, ing Il at the crescent Office
C0uND-oN CANAL STREET A BUNCH OF SIX
Kevs which have b. proving proerty aud
na,ir i,r tbs advertisement Apply at this ONCE
r OST OR MIeLAID-A CERTIFICATE Or
One Sha,e Of Stock in La Varete Association Of new
s s,gsd in svor OFF Kennedy on me iSa
sdine for same app has made for ne~ Ger
ti6eafe
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06

GEy. A. z. BCRssIDE has been reuominE-
ted for Governor Of Rhode Island.
THE Allegheny county Democracy refused
to endorse Andrew JOhnsoa-
SECRErARx STANTON remains n quiet pos
session Of bis Office, and It Is not anticipated
the President viii make any further attempt
70 dispossess him.
ADiUrAxr GENAaAL THOMAS has begun suit
against Secretary Stanton for false imprlson-
menr, laying his damages al Sl50,00o.
TIE friends Of PendietJou are very con
tideat OF his nomination for President By the
Democratie National Convention at New
York On the Fourth OF July.
K LETTER from the Baltimore Associated
Press corresp poudent a. Annapolis says that
the probabilities are against the return of
Philip Francis Thomas as United States
Senator.
BISHOP STEVENS j. steadily improving, but
there are yet some elements Of danger n ms
case. His condition is encouraging and he
has the best possible attention and medical
skill he suffers a good deal bat as mind 10
constantly clear, calm aud coutented.
IHE governor appointed Sebastian BUsAg
Esd. Of Fayette county, to be superintendent
Of that part Of the Cumberland road which lies
in Fayetts and Somerset counties
REPKEs EErATTVEa hoontZr Of Pennsylvania,
aud Thomas Of MaFyleud, have obtained
permission to record their vote on the resolu-
ton of impeachment, and both Of them record
II as aye This swells the vote to l2s.
SAMUEL Huh, who was tried n the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer Of WestmoreiaHd county,
at Greensburg tor the murder OF Charles Fl.
Parker, and found guilty Of murder IN the
second degree, was arraigued on Saturday
morning Of last week for sentence
MAJoR General George A. Mccall died a.
Tzrt ffhagFa-
Tuesday morning, February 25th. He was a
graduate Of West Pointand distinguished him
self in the Mexican War and also during the
Late kaheIIoa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06

DEAra oF GEoaGg Z. BARXDorLAR. This
gentleman died at his residence ia Woodbury.
this county, On the 18th uIt. at about fifty ave
years Of age, aad was inferred in Marrinsburg,
Blair county on sunday the z9d He was
followed to the tomb BY his maAy relatives
aad friends sad and sorrowfuI that one, who
had ever manifested the 6aesr business and
social qualifications, should be cut off IN the
prime Of hfs when he nigh1 have, bad the fell
destroyer spared him, lived years Of useful
uess and blessing 10 the circle in which be
moved. He was committed to the tomb ac
eordiug 10 The ceremonies Of the Ancient or.
der Of Masons Of Portage Lodge, Holidays.
burg, Of which he had for a loug time been a
member Mr.. Barndollar conducted business
for many years at Martinsburg and Woodbury.
and filed position IN the community which
could not weH be filed by another. For sew
eraI years he had retired from active business
operations and was. At the time. Of his death,
making arrangements to'remove TO HopeweI,
where be intended to commence business
again, but death over took him and he is
gone to that bourne from which no traveller
returns
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06
MARRIEn.

On The 77th aIt, al the house og Alr. m Young
IA HepeReH township, by D. ". Jones, J. p
JOSIAH CARLSON, Of St. Clair. to Miss BELLA
GATES, Of HoPewell rP.
On The 25th ult., BY the Rev. G. u Heiiman. 81
the Reformed parsonage ST. Clairsvilie, Mr.
JOHN F. MECHTEY and Miss MARY A. AL
LfSON, both Of this county.
Feb. 9Th, by the Rev G. C. Probst. Mr.. A. S
GREENLAND and Miss BABLA MEL0TT, both
Of Fulton co., Pa
Cd. y, az the Lutheran parsonage, IN Bleody
Ran, by tha same, AIR. WM. BINGHAM and Miss
MARGA RST SOUTH, both Of ColeFatn tp-
On the 10th alt, at the United Brethren Par
soRage, a. New Paris, by Rev. j. :. Tallhelm,
Gr. G. f. SLEEK and Miss ANNIE NJ. CRIS-
NAN, both Of Napier tp-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06

MEssas EDTr0as:-We noticed the thriliu
despatch about the three Johnson Companies
that can be raised IN Bedford within 4s hours
and weru't at all surprised, for we auticipa-
ted a terrible howlin and wzilin aad even
guashin of teeth among the Cops Of Bedford
concerning the late movements in Washing
ton. We expected that one Of their big me-
teors would suddenly burst upon Us, and IL
Iuminate the United States and thus disclose
the cleaning fires Of vengeance, blazing from
the throne Of their offended President. The
pillars Of C0p-Ism are determined to make
Bedford famous for something. Democratic
warriors q and Democratic heroes % must
have sprung up Ike mushrooms IN 4 hot bed
within the last month that '.three companies
can be raised in As hours Fighting has
lately become a profession and mania with
The orator that went Of ia that patriotic swell.
Judging that he has never smelt powder
would i not De as easy for him to foil
the devil is to fool Andy or the Rebs IN re
gard to Bedford Democratic bravery? The
I President Is too well posted in Bedford affairs
/ 70 treat anything sincerely which comes from
I this quarter. He las heard Of men who
we're going to point their guns North, but
I who failed the nerve at the time for action.
T He has heard Of the wonderful Booth mona
meut" that ra8 TO hare been erected, and he
has heard of1be Constitutional people Of Bed
ford, and has long since elassed thsn IN his
lists, as the Constitutional fear Democrats,
who always cling to lhe first law Of nature,
self preservation, which is the main spring
the Alpha and Omega Of their boazu1g- Ea
knows full well. that if be needed their assis-
tance, he would have 70 make a call on them
IN the shape Of draft, and then send ten
companies TO guard the caves and dens Of the
Allegheny Mountains, to see that bis three
Bedford companies didn't skedaddle.
Wisdom, reason, discretion, common sense,
and every thing else in proportion, the of
springs Of the clear head of the Cop who
sent that dispatch izuever to De found outside
the limits Of BedfoJd. How important thea.
that the quarry of that mans mind be fullJ
explored, that none of these precious jewels
may lie undiscovered in time Of life and bt
aualIy lost IN his death.
To US ib seems, that the companies Of men
Are bus the heroes Of ''a-Kerr s-pen,
Soldiers b0rrow wed. and for Andy conveyed
From Bedford 20 Washington the shadow
Of shade. Ssmper iaeBa
S,-f.--
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06

Of this bright and cheerful ror1d are The
Dgspeptjcs.
Without good digestion there can neither be
bodily comfort nor mental enjoyment
Between the stomach and the brain there Is a
close and wonderful alliance. II the one is dis
ordered the other Is gloomy, detected, incapable
Of effort, and Indifferent to al that makes life
8grseable to tae healthy.
Is this 3 condition that any rational human be-
ing is wiling 20 endure, when the means Of GER
tain, immediate and permanent relief can be OBJ
tained evarywhsrs2
The Dyspeptic has his fate in bis own hand.
II he chooses 70 banish forever the disorder that
racks his body and disturbs the mind with name
less horrors nc has only to step 70 the nearest
drug store and procure a supply Of HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH BITTERs.
No phase Of Dyspepsia has ever Jet resisted the
Alternative tonic aud anf-bilious operation of this
potent vegetable specific It literally regsnerates
the Iethargic stomach; rouses into healthy action
the dormant liver puts TO dight the dismal fan
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06

eiea hat beset tAe uin3i gently relieves and reg
alates the bowels; strengthens the snseebled
nerves. restores the appetite, and makes, as it
we're, new creature Of the despouding and debil-
itatei Invalid.
Ladies who suffer from Indigestion have only ~
take small dose Of this pure vegetable eorrse-
ave, once or twice day, 60 secure intire exsmp-
tiyn FROM the pains and penalsies eg a weak stom-
sch and that perfect functional regularity, which
but few Of the sex unlntsrruptsdly enjoy.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06

HARDWARE.
4 NEW HAND AT THE BELLOWS
AT THE OLD STAND OF BLYmYER a SON
The Undersigned having purchased, the entire
stock Of C. BLYMYER 4 son, and having added
'asrsta by
FRESH PURCHASES
IN the East. Respectfully announces to the pub
'i' 'aat he is new prepared to sell at lowest
CASH PRICES.
or approved COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Erenthias ia the Hardware line. saeh a.
CARPENTERS. JoIyERs, CABINET
sHoEMAKER TOOLS, AzD FINDINGS,
CROss cUT AID SAW MILL SAWS,
GRIND STONES, AyD FIXTURES.
sADDLERY Of all kinds
NAILS,
By the kegg or pound,
wAGoS. FIRE, STRAP IRON,
NAIL ROD, DOUBLE AND SINGLE
SHEAR, BLISTER AID CAST STEEL,
HORSE SHOES, BY tho kegg or snaII quantities,
DOUBLE Aso SINGLE BITTED AXES,
CUTLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
KNIVES AID FORKS, very cheap,
lhs very best POCKET KNIVES,
PoRTMoyIEs AsD POCKET BOOKS,
SILVER TEA AID TABLE
SPOONS in setts
BRITANNIA WARE
in setts, trays, ks
PAINTS, OILS,
AND FAENI SHE'S
Window Glass, All sizes, Lamps and Lamp Chin
neys, Wooden and Willow Ware, Wash Boards
CEurns, Manila Rope, Halter Bed-Cords, and
TWine, Brushes OF every description, Shoe Black
ng, Sh0vels aud Forks, Grain ShoYels, Chains
Of AL kinds, Sausage Cutters and ssuhsrs, Sole
and Kip Leather, &c. Also,
VERY BEST FRENCH CALF SKINS,
Buffalo Robes, and & general variety Of goods
kept IN a FIRST class Hardware store.
Our object shall be 70 be govsrnsdby the golden
ruIe, to Do anto otksrs as yoU wish to be done
by intend to sell It fair rates, and BY fair
dealing hope 10 merit continuance Of the patron
age bestowed upon BLYMTER L son.
THOMAS NJ LYNCH.
Nov.I:3mo.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
49,. --s

EARRlsBUEG, Feb. oath, 1858.
10 the Senate and House or Representatives
Of the Communicable Of PsEHsylraHja.
tTEXrLzlaEy --After careful consideration
Of Senate Bill No. 80, entitled % An Act for
the relief 0f James Clark, is hereby return
ed with my objections.
This bin IS not in conformity with tbe oth
section Of the IIth article Of the constitution
Of the State. which declares that "So bill
shall be passed by the legislature containing
more than one subject, which shall be clearly
expressed in the title.
The first section Is for the relief os James
Clark. but the second section provides that a
certain bridge shall be declared q county
bridge, and hereafter maintained az such
This Is an entirely different subject aud there
is no reference % 10 whatever IN the tItle OF
the bill.
So far as relates to the merits OF the first
section, the main facts in the case appear TO
be these The Bedford and H0IlitaysbuFg g
Turnpike Road Company needed bridge
over the Rayst0wn Branch of the JauIata
and IN I93a. contracted with one John Ar
nold to build H. Arnold employed James
Clark to erect the bridge, By a written con
tract dated II Sept. 1893, under which Clark
built the bridge. The company subsequently
became insolvent, ard forfeited its charter
Is is now a.ledged that Clark was never paid
for erecting the bridge, aad this bill, nearly
thirty years afterwards, proposes authorize
hin to enforce the collection OF his claim
against the County Commissioners Of Bedtnrd
county.
However good this claim may have been
at one time, against the parties TO the con
tract its great age does NOT recommend II TO
favor.
Bat. the Legislature has no power to make
one man pay the debts of another; and thIs
general principle applies 70 COUNTESS and
other corporations, as we'll a. 70 individuals
Holding these views-on the questions IN
volved in the bill, l am constrained 70 return
it without my approval
Signed JoHE ". GsART-
"A thing Of beauty is a joy forever.
And nothing Is 50 beautiful as picture Of
health.
Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour stomach,
Distress after Eating, Frustrating Weakness,
Dissemination for Society, MeptaI Desp0n-
dency, ETC., are the rule rather than the ex-
ception with the human family, and have
stamped their effects upon Us all. The most
effective, gentle, suddeu and agreeable remedy
Is the Plantation Bitters- They have probably
cured and alleviated more cases the past l7e
years than al other medicines combined
They are sold throughout the length and
breadth OF the land. q
THE TABLEAUx.-Ihs entertainment gwen
by the Lutheran $. s. Library Association ca
last Friday and Saturday evenings was a-de-
cided success The taste with which the
performances were gotten up and the manner
IN which the various scenes were presented,
reflects great credit upon the projectors
and performers. Quite handsome sum was
realized for the Sunday School.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06
a rnrTnR,s NnTTcT.

A DEAtG = EHAA-L-
n The undersigned appointed By the Orphans
Court Of Bedford County Auditor co make d5stri-
button Of the balance in the hands Of >. b. Long
euecksr ESQ., Trustee, 20 sell real estate Of N
Stoner, 1f Manr8e township, deceased viii at
tend % thu duties Of his appointment az his Office
IN Bedford on Tuesday, March I7th, A. D. 1868,
when and where ali interested enn attend Z they
think proper mart j. B. CESSNA AuGr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06

4 DAENLSIkAT0a 5 NUG1LE-
"a Whereas the Register Of Bedford coanty has
granted Letters Of Administration TO the under
signed, living in MartiasbuFg Blair county, ou
the estate Of George R. Barndular, late Of God
berry, deceased. All persons indebted 70 said
estate viii make payment Immediately and those
having claims against the same VII present them
Droperlv authenticated for settlement.
usarT.gt DAVID L. EEAGT, Admir-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06
rnIrnEls 1890.

A tDIEDhfS NOTICE
y The undersigned appointed BY tae Orphans
Court OF Bedford county 30 report distribution
Of ths money IN the hands Of John DIsken, Exec
utor Of the last WuI &C.. % Moses Dieksn, dec d.
SD .rsaHszt heirs and creditors viii attend 10
the duties Of his appointment, bis oflce IN Bed
ford On TUESD AY the I1sh day Of MARCH
A. ID. ts6s. at 10 O'Clock A. N. Of said day, when
and where all parties interested can attend Il they
see proper. JNO. P REED,
uaarS Auditor
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06
| rDLT0R,s 1870.

a q DALgLG -fy --l-A--
n The undersigned appointed By the Orphans
Court Of Bedford County, Auditor 20 settle th'
exception 90 The amount Of Daniel Fletcher, EZ
seutor Of the last VIII, &c. Of J9hl Martin, ia-
OF Monroe township, decd, and % make distrihu
ton among the creditors and hejrs, or such o
them as are entitled thereto, Of tho balance IL tn
hands Of said Executor, VIII attend % the dutie
OF bis appointment, at his Office, IN Bedford Bor
ough on Thursday the l3th day Of March, 1858
A. one clock p. NJ Of said day.
mart s. L. RUSSELL, Audr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-03-06

". SzAySoE HARDMASr formerly OF Buffalo
Stills This county, had the Degree Of Doctor
Medicine conferred upon him at Bell7ieue
Hospital Medical College New York City,
-a the 18th Of February, l. D. 1868