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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
COURT PROCLAMATION.

To the Coroner, tie Justices of the Peace.
and ConstabIes IN the different Townships
in the County Of Bedford, Greeting.
! KNOW YE that in pursuance of a preoept to
me directed, under tie hand and seal of the
Hon. FRANCIS nj. KIMMELL, President
ofthe several Courts of Common Pleas in the
Sixteenth District, consisting of the counties of
Franklin, Bedford and Somerset, and by virtue
OF his office ofthe Court Of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail delivery for the trial of capi-
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace: and
JOHN G. HARTLEY and A. J. SNIvELY, Esqs.
Judges OF the same Court, in the same County
OF Bedford, You and each Of you are hereby re-
quired to be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Recognizances, Examina-
tons, and other remembrances before the Judges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be
holden for the county of Bedford, aforesaid,
on the ID Monday of February, being the Sth
day,) at 0 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
there and then to do those things to which you
several offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
9th day of January, in the year of our Lord
1888.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
REGSTER'S NOTICE

III A..
! = Ii persons interested, will take notice ,bo,
the following accountants have settlpd ,ha;r ~
.ou'i'S 10 the REGISTERS Office of Bedford conn
~ aNu tRat The same will be presented 10 the
oFPnans, Court for confirmation, on Friday
~ 1He i~'n Gay OF February next, at the Court
House, in Bedlord viz: ~ 0''''
hr account Of James Carnell, admin;Sra,o-
oi the Estate Of Elias Ritz, Esq, late of Monros
Township, decd. -'''''O'
! ne fnal account Of David StoIer, adminis,r,-
sof OF the Estate Of John Stoler, late of Lbertv
Township, decd. -1'''''y
he account Of William Overrocker. admin
Strator OF the Estate of Thomas Oyerrocker la,..
OF Colerain Township, decd. '@'e
lhe account Of Jonathan Snidpr. adrn;,;s,r.-
lor Of the Estate of Sophia Sniter. wbo was
| adm'nisratrlx OF John Snider late of Monroa
Township, decd. -''o'''0e
The account ofJonaban Snider, admipistra-
tor OF the Estate Of Sophia Snider, late Of Mon
roe Township, decd. ''''
The account Of Simon Brumbaugh, admin
sirator OF the Estate OF David Barley, late Of
Middle Woodberry Township, decd.
ne guardianship account of Jno. B. Alexander
OF Wells Township, Fulton County, formerly Of
Broad-toP Township Bedford County, guardian
OF Catherine Ready, now intermarred with
William Lockard, Mary Ann Ready, Ros-
anna Ready, George Ready, John Ready, miner
children Of Alexander Ready, late of said Town
ship, decd.
The final account of John Kinion, adninistra-
tor Of Elizabeth Kinton, late of the Borough of
Bedford, decd.
The account of David Walter, Executor of
the last viii and testament OF James Walter.
late OF Southampton Township, decd.
The account of Jacob Dunke, administrator
OF the Estate Of Susan Dunkle, late Of West
Providence Township, deed.
The account of Ameria Wilson, Executor
OF the last VIII and testament of John Wilson.
late of Napier Township, decd.
The account OF Charlotte L. Harmer. Ex-
ecutrix Of the last VIII and testament Of
Elwood Harmer, decd who was administrator
Of the Estate of Thomas B. Miller, late OF Bed
ford Borough, decd.
The Guardianship account Of Fredrick Kauf-
man, Guardian of David, George and Susanna
Keagy, minor children Jacob Keagy, late of
Middle Woodberry Township, decd.
The account of Francis Jordan, ESQ, admin
strator of of the Estate of Samuel Cromwell
late Of Bedford Borough, decd.
The account of Gideon Htchew, adminstra-
tor of the Estate of Charlet' Zenbrun, late of
Juniata Township, decd.
Registers Office, SAWL H. TATE.
JAN 10Th 1898. Register
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
GOV. WISE. OF VIRGINIA.

The AbotionistS teciate themselves ex-
ceedingly over letter lately written by this
gentleman to the Tammany Society of New
York city, in which the ground is taken that
Congress should admit Kansas oCth the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, the said constitution to be
submitted TO the people of Kansas for ratfca-
ton after their admission into the Union. How
these Ury consistent gentlemen could ever bring
themselves TO rejoice over any position assumed
by that ''arch-rriest OF slavery propagandsts,
Henry A. Wise,'' as they were wont to call
him, we find it impossible to Conjecture: rnnch
less able are we to comprehend how such ardent
haters of the "Lecompon swindlp" 50 denom-
mated in Abolition parlance) as they profess TO
De, could become SO boisterously ubant over
the opinion of that s'arch priest''-that Con-
gress should receive Kansas into the Union un-
der the Constitution adopted on the 21st ult.-
But 'every day brings something new"-espe-
cially in regard % the Abolitonsts The next
thing we shall hear Of. will, doubtless, be that
they propose TO erect a monument to the heath
en- who first engaged in the African slave-tradp
The following is the concluding portion of
Gov. Wise's letter; the Abolitionists are healt-
ly welcome TO all the comfort they can derive
from that:
ssThe great State of New York should realize
the responsibility resting upon her If she viii
stand by Mr.. Buchanan as she did by Gen. Jack
son; if her democracy will only firmly unite:
if she will maintain no other rule. of law and
the constitution if she will remember her great
est stake in swelling the late democratic tr-
umphs into permanency Of power, and in
maintaining law, order, Justice, peace, and uni
on fiber democracy viii Cease their factions
divisions and dev3trdIy and uuiirdIy come Up
to The patriotic work Of saving happy and.
prosperous confederacy from the dangers of dis
solution, or the disasters Of civil war, then. tru-
", New York will resume her empire andbe
an arbitrpss thrice blessed as the peace 'makar.
All the sister States already contribute to her
bpauty and strength she is in position and pow
or TO be an arbitress, but to be so in truth and
with effect she most be saactifpd to The high
and holy Office
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
abolition RiiliRg$gatp,

The clique OF biack-gualds who does up
the 6sh-woman slang that passes for ediorials
{heaven save the mark su the muddy columns
of the Abolition organ in thiS place, seem to
think that they make a very happy hit when
they call the Gazette the "nigger organ" We
have no doubt the epithrt is very witty one
for, certes, "huzzard feast" Senator would not
say anything dull. We do not know, howpg-
er, whether the Democracy of Bedford county
will consider it either witty, or complimentary.
They may, for aught we know, object TO being
called ''niggerS." They NAV even 90 so far as
to say tina, The aforesaid sphh,t would apply
with equal tore" to that party Of fag-ends which
has strairlrd lis ntinoSt to cnrtail the pri-
vrIrges Of the while naa tthe ioreigner) and
which are even to.a 'rying TO enlarge those Of
the black. Th"v viii at least remember next
Fall, WHEN A0olision-Eno,s Nothing candidates
viii be agai0 si.raking q vs,,.d begging their
votes, that the Abo!iiionlsis laok upontbs Bed-
ford Gazette as the 'nigger organ," and ner
consequence, upon Democrats as "niggers. y
Don't, you think 50, Buzeqrdz
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
LATEST NEWS FROM UTAH.

The 81. Louis Republican otthr 18Th announ-
ces the arrival IL that city Of Lieutenant Cor
rnl, 10Th regiment United States infantry, di-
Fect from the army at Font Bridger, having
lelt Colonel Johnson'S command on the ! st De-
cember.
The whole Of th- troops sent out upon this
expedition have been concentrated, and we're in
winter quarters on Blacks Fork, about one and
quarter miir above Fot Bridger, with the ex-
cpption Of Colonri Cookies command Outrageous,
which was posted forty miles distant, on Hem
rvs Fork, where there was some scant supply
of grass for the horses. Five companies OF in
ianlry were Stationed at old Fort Bridger, and
were engaged IN rtbnlding the works, for the
purpose OF protecting the provisions, and to be
occupied hereafter as pegmaUant fort by the
United States. TIL whole of the works, it was
anticipated, would b. completed by the spring.
The locality is an excellent one for this o6Tstt
There Is an abundance OF wood for fuel and OF
water. The troops were all comfortably sta
toned IN tents, with stoves, and the weather
had been, luckily, very mild. They were in
excellent health, and numbered some twelve or
fifteen hundred in addition to which, tmay be
stated, that there were about thousand team
sters, and other attaches OF an army.
The rumors that the MormonS proposed 10
abandon their sediment at Salt Lake CITY and
remove to the British possessions are repeated,
and the impression prevails that removal in
the spring is contemplated. :. Col. johnson is
represented 10 be 50 firmly of this belief, that he
asks no increase Of the numerical force of the
army under his command, although supplies " i'll
be needed
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
B. F. Meyers & G, W, DeafOrd, Editors
WHO SHALL DECIDE WIEN DOCTORS
DISAGREED

Senator DoUGLA>, in ms Iair speech on Kan
sas affairs, lays particular STRESS o" what he pro-
nounces the ill-gality of ihr becompton Con-
vrntion. His whole argument rests on the ba-
sis OF an assumption: viz That fbe Co"cenf1on
which formed tie LoeomPton Constitution was
not legal do9y For tai> reason he urges Con-
oress to refuse the admission, Of Kansas under
that Constitution. For this reason he insists
that an ''enabiing act" is Necessary. On the
other hand, Gov. WALKER acknowledges the
legality of toe aforesaid Convention. His op-
position to the admission OF Kansas under the
form of government adopted BY that Conven-
tion, Is based. on quite different ioundations-
He says that sovereignty can not b. dplegated-
that the people cannot appoint agents to make
a Constitution for them which shall bind them
any length oftim- unless it be ratified by ma
iority OF them. Therefore, Senator Douglas and
Gov Walker differ very materially in their
theories in fact the argument otthe one greatly
weakrns thatfoi the other. Again Mr.. Secre-
tary Stanton. tsagrees with both of these Illus
ocal terms that the refusal Of n majority the
free state Aboitionlss) 10 rote for delegates to
the constitutional CUnvention aCds the caaSe O
all the euils and dangers of the present crisis
He truthfully attributes all the trouble which
we are now having in relation 10 the affairs OF
Kansas, to the stubbornness and hypocrisy of
the Aboitionists. Thus we see the vast differ
ence between the opinions of the men who, the
Abolilionists say are opposed to the Kansas poll
cy Of the Administration. They contradict each
other time and again. There is scarcely a SIN
gle position, save that of hostility TO the Le-
compton Constitution, held in common by them.
The Abolitionists had, therefore, better set about
reconciing these contradictions, lest the people
PROFOUND TO them'the question "Whot shall de-
eide when doctors disagree?" and answer il for
them in a voice Of thunder, JAMES Buchanan! !!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
HON. MM. p. SCHELL.

We notice that our able and attentive Sfna-
Tor has been made chairman of one of the stand
ing committees Of the Senate and that fr is a
member of several others Mr.. Schell is deser-
vedly held in high esteem by his fellow seua-
tors, and we have no doubt that he will in bis
present position, do great honor both to himself
and the gIorions Democracy of this Senatorial
district.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
BEDFORD COUNTY, SS.


AT an orphans court held
at Bedford in and for the county of Bedford, on the
10th day of November, A. d. 1857, before the Judg-
es of the said Court,
On motion of o. f. Shannon, Esq, the
Court grant rule upon the heirs and legal represent
atives OF Mathew Growden, late of Cumberland VAL
ley township, deceased, 10 witt jeremiah, George,
Ellen, intermarred with Henry Hanger. Rebecca,
and Priscilla all residing in Bedford county to be and
appear at an Orphans Court, TO be held at Bedford,
IN and for said county, the I'd Monday Sth day of
February next, TO accept refuse to take the Real
Estate OF said deceased at the valuation, which has
been valued and appraised in pursuance of a writ of
PARTITION or vanationissued of the orphans
of Bedford connty, and 10 the Sheriff of said county
directed, or show cause why the same should not be
sold.
BY order of the Court.
In testimony whereof nave hereunto set my hand
L. and seal of the said Court'at Bedford the
18th day of November, a. d. 1857.
d. WASHABAUGH,
Jan l5,'51. Clerk.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
Auditors Notice.

/ IE undersigned to whom
was referred back the report the account of Job
Mann, Esq, one of the Executors of Abrm. Kerns.
deceased for the purpose Of taking addit test
mony-h hereby gives notice that he will meet the
parties interested for the purpose of attending 20 the
duties OF his appointment at his Office in Bedford, on
Wednesday, 10th day ofJanuary, 1858, at % O'Clock
"A. NJ. JOHN MOWER,
Jan. 10 1895. Auditor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
BEDFORD C0EArE. SIS.

At an Orphans Court held
at Bedford in aud Tor the county of Bedford, on the
10th day OF November, \ d 1857, before the Judges
Of the said Court,
On motion of John Mower
Esq, the Court grant rule upon the heirs and legal
representatives, OF Peter Sinner late of Union town
ship, decd, TO wit; Isaac Sinner, Martha intermar-
RED with Henry Dell, residing in Blair county, Pa,
Rachael, intermaTried with Emanuel Keller, resi-
ding IN the same county, David Sinner, residing in
Wayne county, Ohio, Elizabeth Fckes, (yidow)
Frederick Sinner, Margaret, intermarried with
Wermert ReIninger, Hannah, ntermarried with John
Weyant, Peter Sinner and Susan, intermarried with
John Fickes, all residing in Bedford county, TO be
and appear at an Orphans Court to be held at Bed
ford, IN and said county, the ID Monday Sth day
OF February next, 10 accept, refuse 10 take the
real estate OF said deceased, the valuation which
has been valued and appraised in pursuance of writ
OF PARTITION valuation issued out of the Orphans'
Court OF Bedford county, and TO the sheriff of said
county directed, or show cause why the same should
not be sold.
By order of the said Court.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set nv
j.. 81 hand and the seal of said court at Bedford
the 18TH day OF November, \ D 1857.
ATTEST: d. WASRABAUGH,
WM. = fLUNE' Sheriff. Clerk.
Jan u, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
Short Settlements make long Friends.

THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage which
we have received from the public during our part
nership-we respectfully announce TO all whom it
may concern, that the existing partnership be-
tween us will soon be dissolved by mutual consent,
and we earnestly desire all persons having accounts
with rs 10 settle the same immediately-and those
against whom we hold notes DUE will please lift
the same Bt.XMlRE Il HARTLEY
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

Notice to Collectors of Poor lax.
ALL collectors of Poor Tax including those or
1857, are hereby notified to settle up their Dn-
plicates; and those who do not square up by
next February Court, excepting only the coE
lectors for 1857, will have to abide oy the con-
sequences. BY order OF Board oil
Poor DIRECToRs.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

KENTUCKY DEmocEAcY.-A the Convention
of the kentucky Democracv, assembled at
Frankfort, January 8, the following resolution
was adopted
That We have undimnished confidence in
the patriotism and wisdom OF our distinguished
tnlef Magistrate, and believe that the virws ex-
pressed by him in his first annual message to
the Congress OF the United States, in reference
10 the admission of the State Of Kansas into
The Federal ! Mon, are wise, patriotic and inst.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
Jan. Is, 1857.
NOTICE.


ed auditor to distribute the money IN the hands oil
Job Mann, ESQ., administrator of the estate of Jos.
/. Morrison dec'd-hereby gives notice that ne wliF
meet all parties interested at his office, in Bedford
Thursday the 21st January, 1888, at 10 O'clock
A. NJ. JohN MoHE En-
Jan. Is, 1855 Auuitpr''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
SEPOY VICTIMS IN ENGLAND.

The Medical Tunes says F'lt has become the
fashion Tor certain writer's to throw doubts upon
the truth OF the reports OF the atrocities commit
ted by the Sepoy rnutineers upon our country
Inen in India. 1t is said that these reports
have come through native spies, have been coll
ored by Indian press, and have not been authen-
lcated by European testimony. How lar these
arguments are worthy or credit our readers may
Judge from the following statement.-W have
been assured by medical friend that be has
been consulted by lady who has recently
arrived at BaySwatpr, from India, whose noes
has been cut off. Her child, three years old,
has neither hands nor feet they were all cut off
BY the nu!Ineers. How the child survived is
mystery. The governess TO the family escaped
with the loss ofher ears, which were cut off as
an easy way ofgPtting her earrings Another
friend is attending lady whose nose has been
slit open, and her ears have been cut off, She
has brought home to Eng land three young chill
dren, all blind Their eyes have all been gou-
sed out by the Srpoys. We have heard from
another source, quite beyond question, "a lady
who speaks from personal knowledge, that there.
are several ladies' now in Calcutta, who have
undergone such unspeakabIe degradation that
they obstlnately refuse to give their names.
They prefer to br thought ofbv their relations in
England as dead There are also in Calcutta
several young children whose names are quite
unknown. One little creature SAYS s.she is
mammals pet, and that is all we are likely TO
know OF her past history.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

EThe New York Herald publishes letter
from Senator Brown, of Mississippi, denying
having abandoned the Lecompton Constitution.
and saying that he has no doubt of its adoption.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

JUST received at Shoemaker's Gqlenade
Store, large assortment OF BooisY Shoes
Hats, sc, [iet4,57l
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
TIE IENSIN NEW NnRE-

A New York correspondent of the Boston
journal mentions the following recent modifca-
tons IN the religious observance OF the Jews in
tAat city, who number, we believe, not far from
$1,000:
"Ihe old style OF singing, in one or more Of
tae uptown Synagogues, has given place to a
modern choir, organ and ali the eaccompaniments
| lhlS has been done III the face of the most
vruIent opposition from the Staid old Jews,
ald to the infinite disgust OF all no ask for the
oH paths Bat the innovation does not end
wth The organ and the choir. The question Of
tie day Of worship has on many occasions agi-
tated the Hebrews. Some are uGchartable
erough to say, that the Jews cannot alord to
lose two days in the week; and as Saturday.
tielr Sabbath, is one of the best davs in the
week for trade, and Sunday, our Sabbath, is
ore of the worst, it is proposed to adopt the
Sunday OF the Christians. And this latter plan
has already Seen put into practical use by Rev.
ID. Raphael, who on Sunday last preached on
the death of The late Judah Touro.
''Touro is the Girard of he Jews, and at the
tine OF his death he distributed bis immense
wealth among the Hebrews IN America, and an
| annual service is held 10 commemoration of his
balefcence. 1t was marked sight TO See the
synagogue OF the lsraeltes open on the day sa-
| crd as that on which the Lord arose from the
dad. 1t may indicate the near approach of
that time when those who crucifed the Son of
th Highest, shall through their descendants,
say, BLESSED is he that cometh in the name of
The Lordn
We learn from the Hartford Times that
the Emperor of Russia had contracted with
Colonel Sam Colt for large amount Of machi-
nFy for making arms, and part of it has alrea-
dy been shipped He has also employed Colo
nt Colt to build for him two steam engines.
suitable for driving this machinery.
Miss Hester A. Burgess sued Me-. Wood,
in kanawba county, Va, for breach OF promise
ltwas proved in evidence, says The FaiIey Star,
that the young lady was hrt, and The jury
aFardtd her one cent damages.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22
HON. .JNO. CESSNA.

We are informed that Gov. PACKER had ten
dered the Secretaryship since accepted by MIR.
Heister, te Hon. John Cessna, Of this place.
We regret that Mr.. c. did not accept The ap-
pointment as he would certainly have made an
excellent officer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-22

Miss Hester A. Burgess sued N.F. Wood,
IN kanawba county, Va, for breach OF promise
ltwas proved in evidence, says The FalIey Star,
that the young lady was firt, and The jury
awarded her one cent damages
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-03
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty Choice yarieties for One Dollar.


fIfHE subscriber respectfully announces thai, ~ n
IL o. supply a want that has been greatly de ~,
manded by Amateurs u Flowers, be has pur-f -
chased run Mr.. a. r. krs, Of Springfield, Mass, an
assortment u his Flower seeds, which have been
found and known IN every state 81 the Union, 10
Be of the reliable characters make the fol-
lowing extract from Bllsz Catalogue, that may be
dat sell them exactly hs prices. His seeds
embrace olsy Ihose o hs raising, but selec
tons fron Tie best Engish, French, and German row
seeds. They ss'd al half The price that flower
seeds have before commanded 10 this market.
have selected out Of my large collection Of flower
seeds the mosf beautiful and snowy varieties each
d.tinct N color, and calculated 20 produce me
eject when planted Qua IN beds groups IN the flower
wih die Botanical and English name, height, time 81
1oNering, cotur a the u9wer manner - growing
whether erect OF trailing, he, the time Il should be
and other valuable hiftk % ls cultivation
In selecting these vareiies, have been careful 20
clode All which shy bloonlers have an inslgnlh-
EpFearunce that the collections VIII comprise
oaly those which really snowy and handsome ana
which belicye NOsld prove ~ The cntiIe sAtsiAcnon
a any lady gentleman who might be disposed 70
order them The S0llecliOn viii be seni free BY posL
any part q The country Al The following prices
Assortment No J. CONSISTS q twenty choice NAfsies
.. =. esas,.,. Of twenty chose varie-
ties II Biennlals aad Perenniais---... 90
No s. CONSISTS u ten extra nne varie-
ties al Annals aud ferenniais, embra-
eiag many u The new and choicest m
cnllk alton ..-----..-- .--..---- "
No :. consist q ave very choice yari-
80. se,seled ffoEn Prize Flowers q Eaglish Pan
- c;sTman Carnalion, and feoiee fnks, Yer
$500. fradent's french Asters, and Dcnolc hoi-
yhscks, s-cA q ~hich are sold a twenty-five
sssss s.s s,ss,ss vii please give The number q
Al. a~.srsmeni. kcnilances can be made N bank
e.lls 81 pass.se sl.sass. AJAX. MACKENZIE,
febl--G s.5nsIne. teen--
A pples.-sa bhls App,ss Iass received and lor