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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
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adspt.lion " ,hs wsnts d all e..sss Of he som
Nd auitS sgTusSiy recommend tin every STATE In The
6nion, outpartcQiaily
tse pfaiTfes OF tows, which 10 stbstaptlsted b,
sauy oertne&Les, references and ls,ters given b;
liable xsntseDeo whose n"mss are our hands.
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FLO1 MAJ
the State Of iown We oGer State Cbun City
nd shop righssnd Mills for sale on fsvorabetsrms We
to- 20 ons IN dayly operation and sxhitftion corner
Gerry and I'D sts., We advise III 70 call nnd Il,
sy viii say, qua the ancient Queen Of shsbs, ,h.
dIss, favm.rs capitalists and spsculstoss win nnd
is mill presents rare chAsss fsr sss and prof
This highly III euions and much needed ipyea,too
frns an fsssurs In the Danufcturs Of wheat
asar tbs splendid manner In whch II psrforns
rs work. grindiRs boiling and separsusg the grain
ii gle operation iate different qualities Of Flour
aud Fed that within space only twenty i've fst
n length BY four feet in breadth the rapidsy Of over
s,ve buaiss per hour pair of French burr mill.
only ~ inches in diameter The Grain ia
,rrtea at single operation Into Extra AID super.
Il q Flour, Pine Fiour, Middngr, Ship sfufs Bran,
ia shorts. Any power being applicable 10 pr .
Is IT, from hoSse poseI ~ " aBy other desired
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4 lcsi 10 with other machinery, and the SIN all
mount Of power II requires 70 prope IT, its economy 10
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| q Toushoat tbs ststs IRE advised TO come and
oas MN q opsrn.is. oso.s paIca..ns ssd s per.
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| d the law.
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4 NUMBER Of iOss sitaatsd II various paris Of IL
l city fer lease fov tern 81 Yeas; sp4ly 70
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NOTICE,

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ness 10 Messfs. Evans. Chew q Co., take mi,
mclhod oitnsnsing their iormor patrons far thei,
hiLd ana liberia custom, and would requests con
siuAnee oftEs snfrs 10 the new nrm.
sopt2 rUoNp5nN n CO.
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
The Meeting

IEWe trust our friends will not neglect the
Democratic Meeting TO be held in the Court
House on next Monday week, as business of
great importance will oe presented for IFS deli
besration and action. The next State Conven-
tion will be one of the most important ever held
in Pennsylvania. The duty will devove upon
it to select Presidential Electoral Ticket, and
choose delegates to the National Convention
which meets in Cincinnati in June next. Also
to nominate candidate for the Offices Of Canal
Commissioner, Auditor General, and Surveyor
General, and to appoint State Committee for
the ensuing year. Hence the Importance OF
the meeting proposed to be held on next Mon
day week, when it will be- necessary 10 give
an expression OF opinion as to who is the choice
of Bedford county for the next Chief MeglStra-
cy of this glorious nation. Those Democrats
who straypd from the fold to unite themselves
with Whiggery. under the name of Know
Nothngs, il convinced of their error; are cordi-
daily and afectionatey invited TO come back,
and rally with US under that good old Flag and
those sound Democratic Principles bequeathed
to US by the Heroes of the Revolution And
to those old line Wings, who have never attlla-
ted with this disgraceful organization, we also
extend brotherly invitation TO join us in de-
Tending the Constitution and the Declaration
of Independence. Rally Freemen to the res
cue your country, which is now threatened
with all the horrors of Dissolution by the mad
fanatics now ruling the National House Of re-
presentatives Awake before it is too Iate
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
REGISTERS NOTICE.

All persons interested rither as hers cro1
.ors or e'nerwise, are hereby notified tba, m,
ioiio"mg named persons have filed Their =.
counts m ihe Rrgistrr's Oifice, and that ,ba,.
WI of Pfeseaied TO thr Orphan's Court ofpaj.
ioFd County, on Friday the 5tb day of Felr,'.
airy n"xf, at the Court Housr for c0nfrma,;aa
at which tive and place they NAV a',sna =
thtythinh proper. u
Inc partial account Of John Cessna, ESQ. one
OF The administrators OF Abraham Spark. la,.
Of West Providence Township. drceased.
The account Of Thomas Blackburn, adr;,;s-
traitor OF John w. Hammer, lae ofSt. CIa;,
Township, deceased.
The account of F. Jordon, ESQ. adminisr,-
tor, DE- bonis non, sc. Of Richard Z. Bonu4n
late Of Hopeweil Township, deceased.
The account OF VIM. Nycum, acting Exsr.,
Tor oil ihr last Will, &c. OF Leonard Nycnm
late Of Monroe Township, deceased
The account of Henry and Daniel Hersbbsr,
ger, Executors Of the last VIII, &c. OF Gporg.,
HrEshhefger, late OF West Providence Tow,
ship, deceased.
The account of John NJ. and James NJ. Smith
administrators OF Robert Smith, late ofSt. ca,
Township, deceased.
The account OF John w. Hull. administrator
Of Henry Daugheriy, late Of Napier Townsbin
deceased.
The account Of John Sparks ESQ. admins
TRAITOR Of John Blankley, late of Alonro4 Town
ship, drcrased.
The account Of S. L. Russell, ESQ. executor
OF The last Will, &c. OF Elizabeth Metz, late of
Colrrain township, decreased.
The account OF Jacob 5. Brumbaugb. admin
l>trator Of Jacob BiddIe, late OF South Woodbu-
ry township, deceased.
The account of Finley NIagrew, and VIM
Hull, Executors of the last VIII, &c. of Mary
Hull. late Of Napier Township drceasrd
The account of Elias Hte and George Slieer.
Executors of the last " i'll, SC. of Grorgp SIigpr
late OF Cumberland Valley Township, deceas-
ed.
The FINAL account of David S. Longpnakqr,
ESQ. administrator Of Jacob Ktagy, late of Mid
de Woodbury. Township, deceased.
The account of John Cessna, Esq. adminstra-
tor of Peter ]. Miller, late Of Monore Township.
deceased.
The account Of John Griffith, Guardian of
Abner Griffith, of St. Clair Township
The account of Samuel Carn, Esq Trustee to
make sale Of the Real Estate OF Simon Claar,
late of Union Township, d-crasrd.
The account of Hugh Moore, Esq. admins
traitor Of James Moore, late OF West Providence
Township, deceased.
The account of F. Jordan, Esq. one Of the
exors. of Philip Compiler, late Of CoIerain TIP.
deceased.
The account OF John w. Hoover, exor of
John Welsrl, late of ST. Clair township, decd.
d WASHABAUGH,
Register.
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thorized no one to make sale Of unservfcpa5le
arms, except brigade inspectors, who are under
bonds, and who are Instructed to make report Of
their sales (if any, to the Auditor General and
State Treasurer, when settling their accounts.
have made an abstract of this report to His
Excelrncy, the President oil the United States.
as required by law.
YonI ExceIl~ncy is respectfully referred 10
the accompanying statement and tables for a
list OF thr general, field and rrgimenlal officers,
for list ofall the companies Of uniformed mill
Tia, and for statistical information.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obrdient servant,
GEO. W. BOWMAN,
.Adju'ant General, p. ~.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Bedford. Jan s. 1896.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
MILITARY CONVENTION

Pursuant 10 notice, the delegates elected by the
different military divisions OF the commonwealth.
met at Harrisburg on the 3ist nit. The Convention
organized. permanently, By eiectiug Ger. GEORGE
CADWALADER Chairman; who, taking the
Chair, delivered a neat, eloquent, and appropriate e
Cadwalader is Chairman. appointed by the Con-
venton TO draft and present TO the Legislature a
bill for their action and consideration.
The following the resolutions adopted by the
unanimous vote OF the Conventions
Whereas, il Is generally conceded, that in the alb
spnce Off standing army, which Is al variance with
the genius OF republican form OF Government, the
citizen soldier is the natural bulwark OF our national
defence; aud whereas, the law that now exists i'll
this State inefficient and calculated TO depress and
euervae, by making the duties OF the volunteer one
IouS and expensIve and whereas the Legislature, by
The act of 1si9 repealed the act of 1922 ''entied
su act relating the militia of the commonwealth
without providing any sufficient substitute, and
commended s'hat the Legislature at It's next session
pass law for the organization OF the militia OF
The Commonwealth - which has never been carried
into effect and that therefore, in the opinion of this
convention the Legislature should, during the pre-
session, pass law regulating the militia Of the
commonwealth in accordance with said recommen-
dafion.
Resolved, That we recommend the reorganization
OF the military department of the State; 10 increase
its efficiency, enlarge its powers, and provide rea-
sonable pay for officers. That in the opinion of
this Convention il should be made separate and in
dependent bureau of the executive branch Of the
Commonwealth.
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this Convention.
the military tax >honld not be less than dollar
for each citizen taxable for military purposes. That
board Of field officers, selected in each brigade, for
that purpose, be empowered to make lists OF persons
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
Jan. is, 1886.
BEDFORD COUNTY, IS.

Al an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and for aii
County, the 10th day of November, A. d. 1855,
before the Judges OF the said Court
pi<copa church at Bueua Vista, in Napier township,
was read aud filed, representing, That, IN building
said Church. debt was contracted, which remains
due and unpaid, 10 the amount of about $50; That
has become necessary for said Trustees 10 hquldate
said debt; aud further ;hat they have procured
more suitable and commodious building and church
property, by purchase, in SchellbuTg, and in order
relieve themselves of the aforesaid debt, as well
to raise the amount of purchase money still due
and owlng on the property purchased IN scheIsburg,
being about $500, II will be necessary 10 sell and dIs-
pose Of the said lot and church buing at Rueua VS.
ia, aud praying the Court 10 make decree, authO
rizng them 10 make sale of said premises, tor the
purposes aforesaid and also make further decree,
directing the proper application of the purchase mo-
ney arising from SAID sale the liquidation of said
debts and the balance remaining If any, 10 BE- appied
10 The only proper use and benefit OF the aforesaid
Church.
WhereuPon, on motion of G. II. SPANG, Esq
the Court grant rule upon all persons interested
10 be and appear at said court the second
MONDAY ] 1th day of February next, and show
cause, If any they have, why the prayer Of Inc Pc
tltloures should not he granted by the Court.
IN TESTIMONY whereof | hereuuio set my
hand and the seal Of said Court Bedford, this 21ih
day OF November, a. d. 1885.
D. WASHABAUGH,
Poti0HofaIy
!
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Put down for Trial at February Term, 1870 ti4''
dav.)
Sarah Duffy VS.. John Keefe Exor
Catbariue Sands nSe Moses Wsegarver
BarHdollar and Ashcom Peter MoTnihsstar " VIZ
John DAVIS & Co William Ruby adm'
James McVicker ct al George Powell
Samnel earn David Foore et al
Aaron Donnelson John Grithth
Jacob A Sleek Abel Dnll
Archibald CasteeI VI Barclay admr
Jacob A Sleek George hiddie Ct
DR. VIM F Riechtor Samuel Winters ~,
Pattonsville and Woodbury. ] Go Jas Fd''O"
Same John King ct al
Geroge w Figart John Grifhln et al
Naria NcIlao,ypv Samnel Williams et al
Tames Patton 81 al Ezeklah LockaTt
Iobn Nvrnm plowman and Riech'os
A BIodget Esq James IlIahs
Daniel Shea John holIIhs
Jacob Sniher David karns
Daniel Baker Philip } eioH
David Patterson use SAINT fobde's"
Abraham Lehman NJ barclay "N
James NJ Reynolds Same
{ Stoufier's assignee uaio'"'"
George Oats Isaac Hull
Levi Hard,pser William Blair
John Adams Jared lauhs -.
Rober, D;ck Frederick MundwlIer
William Barndolar John NJ an an iiV'"
Charles Merwipe Joseph I Phelps
Ren;auioe Fink George Gelbaugn
ps,sr M Cessna Abram Reser et al
D. WASHABAUGh, PROM
Jan. IS. 1856
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
JUG LAW !!

1~ The jug Law has been repealed BY a
two-third vote in the House at Harrisburg and, :,
that ii will be fully repealed and wiped from
the Records, by the present Legislature, we
have not doubt, notwithstanding the X. Ms
go for it almost to man, regardless Of popular
opinion, We shall have something TO say on
this exciting subject at the meeting on next
Monday week, when our position will be 50
clearly defined that no man can misunderstood
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Feb. l, 1886.
GET THE BEST"
WebSter'S QuartO Dictionary.

What more essential TO every family, counting
room, student, and indeed every one who would
know the right of lauguage-the meaning or
biography, and pronunciation of words, than good
English Dictionary2-of daily necessity and perma-
nent value. WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED is now the
recognized Standard, 'constantIv Tecited and relied
on in our Courts of Justice, in our legislative bo-
dies, and in public discussions, entirely concu-
sive, - says Hon. JoHN c. SPExcER.
CAN | MAKE BETTER INVESTMENT
Published by G. K c. MERRIAM, Springfield.
Mass.-sold by all Booksellers in Bedford and else
where. Also WEBsrGEs ScHooL DrcTIoNARIEs
Feb. !, lSjG-3t
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
NEW FIRM.

The undersigned have this day formed FaIi-
nrrship in tie Carriage making, and Black
Smithng business, under the name and firm 0l
WEIsEL & Co. We will endravour by prompt
ness, attention, and the character OF our work.
to merit and obtain fair share OF CUSTOM
Our stand is the one heretofore OCCUPIED oy
Wesel & Foster, immediately East OF town.
WM. WEISEL,
MICHAEL WEISEL,
JOHN WEISEL.
Jan. Is, 1856.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-02-01
Americans RnIing America.

The West Chester JeferSoRian, in speaking
Of the method by which the niscaled Aneri-
cans arr seeking TO role America, presents the
subject in the light calculated 10 attract aiten-
iion7 it says the present is fruitful OF insrnc-
ton in the politics OF the country. The new
theory Of the new party which organized III
garrrts and wrote IFS political creed by the mid
night lamp. and consecratrd their faith By the
blood Of their brethren shed in the riots of Pbila-
delphia, New York, Louisville, Cincinnati, Bal
'inore and St. Lonis, is being put to practice
in the attempt Of ''AmpricanS" 10 role America
More than one and half months have passed
since the present ga mericau Know Nothing
Congress has been assembled, and vet The or
ganizaiion Of the HouSr has not vet been effect
ed. No scene Of the Kind has ever before been
enacted in this nation. 1t has no parallel in
contempt 10 the people 10 rival in weakness,
no competitor in folly, no like in everything dis
graceful, factions and reckless. II is an anoina-
~. With vain boaStng about ruling Ampri-
ca, it has failed TO rnlr itself Prating Of llhpr-
" and good government, Il Is a scene Of anarchy,
and is unable To- prodncr any government at all
Talking much OF foreign pauprrS, II has con-
vertrd It's members INTO band OF hungry pau
prrs feeding on the treasury Of the people,
without dong Us any service The nation Is
being hunbipd by IFS actions: and the contempt
Of the world viii circle round those who now
constitute the popular branch OF the national
Congress. 1t is a shame. The Representatives
OF the people should be- ashamed to thus miSrpp-
resent an honest constituency. II they have
lost all regard for themselves, let the Interests
oi their country, the pride of the nation, the
hope that the struggling masses of mankind have
in US, the memory Of WEBSTER and CLAY, and
CALHoUN, and ADAMS, and RANDOLPH, and JACK
SON, Of whose greatness the present members
the fanieSt shadow Of Sladow,-lrt com
mon sense and common honesty make them or
ganlzp the House or 90 home!
'AmericanS ruling America" Look We
yond"r to the Capitol Of the nation and behold
''AmrIicans ruling America" Go there and
learn the new doctrine OF the government of =
country by the enemies of civil and religious
freedom. When you have gathered Instructions
there, then reflect that most Of those who are
actois in the farce are creatures of midnight or
ganzaionS, which two years since banded to-
grther for political purposes, bound by wicked
and infamous oathS to prescribe their fellow Cit
izens on account of religious belief and place OF
birth.
These are the Americans who are ruling A
merlca-who are diSgracng America.
Shame on them Shame on such Ameri-
cans
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STRAY HOGS.
Feb. |. 1855.

Came TO The premises Of The subscriber living
in Colerain township in the latter part of Dec.
last, two Sows, one black and white spotted
the other whe-aso four pigs, one black and
white spotted, the other three white, no marks
The owner is rrqueSred 10 come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
Widow SHOEMAKER tof George.)
Feb. |. 1885.
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Disgracpfui Proceedings in congress.

O. We copy below from the Washington
Union, OF the 25th and Goth inst. the following
synopsis of :'AMERICAN" Congressional Pro-
crrdings to which we invite the careful atten-
ton Of the people; satisfied that candid men OF
all parties will agree with Us that SO disgrace
lul a body 1--WE mean the majority never
before assumed to control this glorious land and
nation. And yet this is the organization which
contends that it, alone, is tit 10 rule America -
The House met at 10, N.
PRAYER BY the Rev. MIR. Teasdae.
The journal OF yesterday was read and ap-
proved.
The Clerk stated that the House having de-
cided on yesterday that the main question
should not then be put of the resolution submit
ted by the gentleman from Arkansas, Mr..
RUsT,l the question recurred, Shall the main
question BE- now put.
Mr.. STANTON, of Ohio, demanded the yeas
and nays on ordering the main question.
Mr.. PRINGLE, of New York, moved to lay
the resolution on the table.
| Mr.. FULLER, of Pennsy ylvania. MIR. Clerk,
| | desire before the vote is taken, with perms-
sion Of the House, to submit a few remarks.
[CrieS of sHear him, hear him.
The Clerk. fno objection is made, the gen
tleman will proceed.
Mr.. FULLER. Mr.. Clerk, believe ii was
generally understood that, immediately upon
the introduction OF the resolution by the gentle
man from Arkansas Mr.. RUsTl some days ago,
| sgn6ed my wish and intention to withdrew
as candidate. This has been my desire for
weeks. bave SO expressed myself to my
fiitndS /; but as they have considered my name
under their control, and not under my own, |
have been compelled to submit TO lis use with
out public objection. desire now distinctly
20 withdraw ii, and have it SO understood and,
at the same time, I tender my acknowledge
ments for the support which have received,
and for the uniform kindness and courtesy with
which have been treated, and trust that may
be allowed to express the hope that we may
now adopt some plan of action by which these
difficulties may be settIed-some mode of adj
! iuStment which will be agreeable to ourselves,
satisfactory to our constituents, and honorable
10 the whole country.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee, hoped that the
| House would permit the names OF Messrs. RICH
ARnsoN and FULLER to be stricken out of the
resolution, as they were 10 longer candidates.
| The Clerk. II there be- no objection, the
names of MIR. RICHARDSON and Mr.. FULLER
will be stricken out.
Mr.. GIDDINGS, of Ohio, objected.
The motion to lay the resolution on the table
was agreed to-yeas 100, nays SO.
VOTE FOR SPEAKER.
The House then proceeded to vote for Speak
er.
The Clerk called the roll for the one hundred
and twenty-third time, with the following re-
/ suit.
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taxable-ap3oint collectors and treasurers, and dis
burse the fund raised in payment of the expenses OF
the Brigade. and that all collecting, receiving and
disbursing officers be required TO give security to
be approved BY said board, for the faithful perform
ance OF their duties.
On motion OF Col. LEE.
Resolved, That committee of six, in conjunction
with the Chairman of the Conventions be constituted
for the purpose of drawing and urging upon the at
tenton of the Legislature. an act embodyins the
sense of this Convention and that they also be per-
manent committee, with power 10 call subsequent
Conventions whenever il may be deemed necessary.
The Convention appointed Col. Lee, Generals Cad
walaler and Bowman, Major Hodgson, Col. Gregg
and Captains Zlegler and Eyster, said Committee.
On motion of Col. Raymond,
Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention are
hereby rendered TO Gen. Cadwaader for the able
manner in which be has presided over its dellbera-
tions.
At a meeting of the committee above named, at
Herr's Hotel on the morning of the 22d January al
ter free interchange Of sentiment, il was luminous
ly Resolved that Gen. Cadwalader frame the Bill
contemplated above; TO which he consented after
pointing out the difficulties and the great labor pre-
sented in the undertaking. No man in the State is
better qualified for this arduous duty than Gen. C.
and the entire military of the Commonwealth will
rejoice to learn of his willingness TO serve them IN
this matter. This, however, is not the first time
the General has sacrificed his personal comfort foT
the public good.
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TuE NJ a Y Z z Z s

s., BIZ per bbl. extra at Ss. .5Oa$s,75 fancy
brands from 50 to $40. Wheat red held at
SI,95aSl, ,9S pei bush. white S2,l0aS2,l5 !;
sales 1900 bush. prime southern red at S ,95a
Sl,96. Whskey dull snaIl sales in bbls. at
SO, and IN hhds at 81
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Notice

DANIEL. HELsEL has left his vendue notes in
my hands for collection. All bnt two become
due on the 3lst OF February. If not paid be-
fore the 9th of March suits will be brought.
WIN. NJ. HALL.
Feb 1919