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HUNTINGD0N AND BROAD TOP X. X.
WINTER ARRANGEXEyr---TINE TABLE---0n and
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NJ 0 \ Z Y p l. 0 S l V L I!
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Court is in session, as we write
The attendance is large, and the wealth
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We would be Obliged to ministers
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BY a false construction of law, it IS
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St. Valentines day comes on Sunday
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\ revival is in progress in the Meth
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A NNUAL REPORT OF THE Az
n DTToRs OF BEDFORD COUNTY.
ISAAC MENGEL, Esq, Treasurer Of Bedford
county, In account with said county, from Janu-
ary 8, A. D., 1888, to January 7, A D. 1869.
TREASURER, Dr..
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\ son Of Irish Conley, in Juniata
tn, while on his way to school a short
time ago, slipped and fell on the ice,
and received severe injuries in the
head, from which death ensued within
forty eight hours.
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The dwelling house Of Judge Porter,
near 1TcConnellsburg, was totally de
s.royed by fire on last Saturday even
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TLECTION.-The Annual Election
II Of Stockholders of the Bedford and Stoys-
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the house of A. Z. SohelI, in the borough Of
Schellsburg, on the first Monday of March, 1859,
between the hours Of twelve and two O'Clock, to
elect five Managers to serve the ensuing year.
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M
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the house of A. E. Schell, in the borough Of
Schellsburg. on the first Monday Of March. 1859
between the hours Of twelve and two o'clock, to
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Mrs. Michael Hammer, of Napier tp.
while suffering of a fiji to which she
was subject, fell into the fire and was
horribly burned before she could be
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marks upon her person.
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THE RED JACKET

THE RED JACKET.
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THE Rev. r. F. Wilson, Of Bed
ford, will administer the sacra-
ment of the Lords supper, by appoint
ment Of Presbytery, in the Presbyteri-
anchurch of Schellsburg, on the 3D. sab
bath l2lst. day of February. Service
will begin on Saturday at 10L 4. NJ.
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AFFAIRS IN TIE STATE.
Union.

Union. y.
The Unionyale Times says: 'The want OF
rain is getting to be a serious matter. some
portions of the county had Q refreshing SHOW
er on Sunday last; but in this immediate nelgn-
borhood everything looks parched up. (
Kershaw.
The Camden Journal isays: ut taxes tne
memory OF the Oldest inbabitant 70 reoGn1o ths
wsrmer weather than we have experienced tne
nsst tour DAYS. On Sunday, the Thermometer
Stood at i0I degrees; Mon DAY, l02; !uesoay,
oo. Co.. rsstarday at SO, and to-day, o6loek A.
NJ NJ RS Our friends from the country, all cont
main Ma, Of the want of rain. In some neighbortt
hoods both corn and cotton are suffering very
much" -,,,.usTn /;
The Enterprise says: I'VE ale at present
enduring all the severitIes OF summer %esther. ~
from 90 to 80 degrees in the shade: Tnere
bns been no rain in this section Of the State
for the past three or four weeks, ana tue
earth is consequently very dry. crops eVeryf
where on the road from GreenVllle to Anoer-
son are at this time SUFFERING for ram, ouG csn
wait without very serious damage rev Gays
longer"
The Yorkville Enquirer says: "Our county l9
suffering for want Of rain. The last genera
rain was on the 18th Of June, and vesetsuo,n
is beginning to show signs o. 1our wesks
excessive warm, dry spell. Corn is twisting
r1s unSs and losing it's healthy color. gnleas we
have rain very soon, this crop which looked sq
nromising few weeks ago, will be Q failure
partiaI n some localities and nearly total IN
others. Cotton has not suffered much yet, bus
it needs rain. Pastures are turning broWn,
from the dying Of grass, and even the bia 4
berries are disappearing. Most Of the mills IN
thezioHer. .partU iAg county p6ye: been com
peilad tostop gffhd1nT for want OF water"
NdReneld.
A letter Of the 14th instant, from Edeeheid
County, says: 1--WE are suffering much at this
time in our farms fer-the want Of ram; in TACT
If We do not get rain in few days there Will De
failure in the corn crop. although some To-
calities in the county have had more rain than
others, yet, at this time, all IRE rulnously SUI
ferine; ;En6n H.llf lffbf6 n dnt6a Unless ram
comes soon. The cotton crop also ls suffering
much, especially wnere fertilizers we're useo @
extensively which will cause the young DOLE
and forms to fsif "a: zSs tas growth ID entirely
checked at tbs time Inc cotton where nc
tertiligers we're used is not b bad on as tnls
cotton id NOT gy9W 20 fast, consequently the
stalk is not 30 full Of sap, and does not sunei
40 much from the torrid heat that We have bad
for the past ten days, ss the mercury has
ranged from 90 to l02 IN tho shade, and in the
SUI from 14s g 9 M 15Q, 5Q Qor Wheat and oats cror
are very good.
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nile. Congress thinks we are unable to take
care of ourselves ga sStste. When we number
three hundred thousand, as We soon shall,
think we shall be admitted into the Union:
Senator Trumboll conc sded the dialogues6y
remarklng that the laws, at all events. must pc
obeyed and upheld, and that the Chicago party
was here on commercial, and not on pohe-
cal errand.
Mr.. Youns's remark about exDelling Federal
officers from the territory who do not please
him. and. his declaration that Mormops Woulo
net obey 4he laws OF Congress against bigamy,
created considerable sensation among tn
members OF the party.
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Markets by Telegraph.
roREIaR MARKETS..

LONDON, July 1s-Noon -coh<ols 90. Bonds s2,I.
Fine rosin fos. : : - =
Evening-coaso's s3h. Ronds q1iet at sax.
| L1vEapooL. July 16-Noon.-cotton quiet; up
lands 1880; Orleans 13Hd; sales 10 600 bales; sales
Of the week $4,000 bales for export 12vO0 baes for
speculation 5000 bales; stock 900 bales, Of which
| 2i0,060 are Anne, lean. Flour ass.
Aftunodn.-Coeton Sa5it 677,e00 bales, Of which
10000 ars American. Les. favorable Manchester
sdyices haye caused dullness Bed Western whest
| sSs 8d tTsnow4ss Sd. asr3's -.-' SO
Evening-cotton close1 steady; uriaods 12x Or.
leans 1880; sales II. .ooo bales,
RAvRE. July -1e.-eott,h Quiet and steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoaK, July lo-Noou-.tccks se1dy. Money
2. Sterling sX. Gold s5X Cotton quiet at S44a
S4Tc. Trpentine 4216c. Ro In in fair request;
good strained 80 s0a2 IS.
Evening.-acotton dull snd unchanged; sales
76e bats; uplands s4kasi1sc. Flour and wheat un-
changed. Corn closed dull; yellow southern 81 0l.
Mess pork $50 S7a3- so Lard shade easier; ls1sa
20'kc Tor kettle. whiskey quiet; Western 81 05h.
Naval stores and freights dull. Monev and steady
Discounts dull Exchange quiet Gold Sc. Bonds
sro G.; '62's 2Sxa23A; soutberns heavy and lower
BALTIMORE July l6-Lotton UNCHANGED. Flour
low but 6rm. Wheat weSk and lower; prim. to
choice new red 81 6o41 IS. Corn advanced; white
anil yellow 81 10. Porl quiet at sS4 Bacon active
and advancing; clear lsHils1Sc; shoulders 155ta
lbHc. hams 22Ha23c Lard dull at 19ha2Oc. WDis-
kry unchanged; stock scarce
WILMINGTON. July 16-spIrits turpent1ne steady
at SSxc. kosin quiet; No 50 60 g G21s Crude
turpentine 80 Gas. Tar steady at 50 20.
AUGUSTA. July 16-Cotton, market mer; sales
a1s bales; receipts 20 bies; miidhng S2c stock on
ba I'd $50 baes.
MOBILE, Ju'y 16.-No market; no off ring stock;
receipts G6 bales; receipts for the week 2S4
bcs; exp 1rts to Great Ri tain none; coastwse 1912
bales; stock 1888 bales for the week $50 bales
to-day 80 bales; low middllng nominaly SOC.
NEW vnLxANs July l6-sales for the week 1856
balls sales to-day u bales; m'ddiing S2hc. Gold
S5x s.crling so New York sight u premium.
u ..ulI and upcnsnged Mo asses. fermenl g.
6Oaoi Whishey, Western rec:ifed 81 12al 10. Coffee
nomi-ll.
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TEE FRENCH HCABLE.-A Washington dispatch
ofaslAakaEsg sal EIFhuGhGS

ofasAA6efshg tal sIThuGhaG
Tho Secretary Of State Today addressed q
nete in duplicate to the British Minister and to
the French Charge de Affaires here. Informing
sttum frat the bilf which passed the Senste last
winter, and only failed in the House for want
of .nna,. audshioh provided thatno foreign
cable should be landed on the shores OF the
q ,ited States without the consentef Congress.
and without provision for reciprocity IN the use
thereof by the respective governments con-
nected by such cable. pnqpes,ionahlye yembodied
the ssntimsnts df C6nSress On shis subject.
to which their attention ID respectfully called.
This now is also il accord with the recent
opinion OF AttorneysG Geuersl IhoAs, who held
that, although the State Of Massachusetts, had
given her consent 10 the landing OF such cables
vet it was void until the consent OF Congress-
was obtained. Therefore. though the Fenchi
cable may be landed at Duxbury during the
present month, it's operation is not certain for
some time. This cable companyls exclusively
French in its control and itis stated 'shst ase
prosisionsin its charter .reduiresa wlre TO- pass
into the Tuileries. Congress will undoubtedly
insist upon q reciprocity in the use Of the Ca
BILE between the United States and France.
The bill which passed the Senate was unani-
mously reported in the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs, and only failed because OF
want OF time ct the close OF the session.