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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-05
. p,r,,.rr Foncsp MArcs.-coi Wallace

a RnuLIANT Forced MAFcB. - Col Wallace,
now commanding the ngIneut of Zeuates,
a. Cpubei land, sends 10 his Official account ct
the late dispersion OF The reo-Is al R3mnty.
We End il very Interesting reading, and the
country has reason 20 be proud al The pluck
and roduiance ui the Indiana soid,ers. fh-y
MARCHED over a Wild, ropgh, mauntain roai,
snd that too, Immediately after S-vetal DAYS
Of sleepless railroad lravel, We qnofr ih-
following portion, 6rst promising that thr
enemy had inll hours notice ot this intend
cd attack, and tha: they had routed the rebels
ou, Of house in which they were strongly
posted. We quote: "My attention was then
turned 10 the battery on the hIll Instead OF
following the road, as the rebels expected,
pushed FIVE companies in skWnishiog ord-r
and at double quick time up a hili 10 the right
intending 10 get around the lglt flank of the
enemy aad cut Of their retreat. Hardly had
nv companions depioyed and started forward
and goi within rife range, before the rebels
hmbered up and got over The bluff 10 the hot
test haste.
Between their position and that Of my
men was deep PERCEPTIONS gorge, the cross
ing of which occupied about len minutes.
When the opposite ridge was gained we dis
covered the rebels, indiscfiminatey blent with
{ mass of woman and children, flying as for
life from the town. Having no horses, pur-
suit of cannoniers was out of the question, as
shey went off under whip and spur. Aflrr
that Quietly marched into IN" place and
took possession Of the empty hnus-s aud r.
gion of negroes, who alone seemri un>calrd
ct our presence. After searching the town
for arms, camp eqnipage, etc :, | returned 10
Cumberland by lhr same road, reaching the
camp at eleven O'Clock 81 night. Ny return
was forced, owing 10 the fact tha: there was
not mile on the road that did not oder halt
a dozen positions for the ruin or rout OF my
regiment by much smaller force.
"My regiment behaved admirably, attacking
cooIly and m excellent order. When all be
havel galIantlv, cannot single out officers
for praise Suticrant to say, they they con-
Quoted themselves like veterans, and IN such
manaer as to entitle them to your con6iencr
IN any dpid. beg TO call your attention To
the length Of cur march, eghty-seven nj
in all, fortY-Six Of which was foot over q
continuous succession IF mountains, made Ia
twen' y-iour hours, without rest, and varied BY
brisk engagement, made, too, wthout La ay-
ing man behind aud what Is more, my uen
are ready 10 rope tt tomorrow
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DEED

COLEBAUGH.-On the 24lh OF June, in
Onion township, AIRS Mary CoIro augh, wife
oil John Col-taugh, aged % years.
KAUFFMAN.-On the 25th Of June, in
ST. CLAIR tp-, Henry Kaufman, aged n years
and IL days.
Iz~T The deceased was very worthy and
highly respected citizen. His sudden dea.h
is an irrrparablr berraTemert, as well 10 the
communilc in winch ne lived, as to his tam
ily and personal iijtHds.
May be rest 70 peace
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-05
ABOLITION SPECTACLEs.

i is all very well t,r tn leailug journals
10 the North 20 d-n. tha, they would in any
way conulenance an INVASION Of tH. Southern
States fsrslhs purpose Of Interfering with thrir
Institutions, but II lhe following. from the cor
IrSpnndence OF he New York Tlb1ns, does
not smack somewhat ci abolniooi,m. Wa are un-
abb to Co preh at what ab3iHionlsI mans
lie uses thr follow ing language lan We fod il
quoted aPprovingly BY many OF ,he parasites to
thr Tri"aas
"the sight Of the army crosslog the Potomac
was very grand and impressive, as weli for
the scene itself In the midst of the most lovely
landscape, glowing with tie richest vrnduIp,
nndar clear sky aud bright sumner sun-as
iprthe great occasion SO rrmar ka5l,. and mem
orahlr in MS character, Was ii not the Army
OF Freedom entering into th- aGd OF Bondage,
TO proclaim Liberty for all men trust sn ;
for, il not, il was only an IDLE and worthless pa
geant, aud will 5e burning sbame.on tn. Free
North. Yes, freedom ior The dlNlnp Human
ity! Ifthis war were for anything short OF re-
alizing perfect equality OF right iorpyery hui
man being, it would be the most foolish crusade,
or the direst butchrry, that this earh was ever
stained vital. OH the triumph of Frerd IN
over Slavery rest the hon1r and the fate Of this
nation. We achieved national liberty lbrough
hr revolution We must now achieve lndl II
na liher,v ipr al m-c "a ne sa,la3 20
- prop' -f r5r.at ss4fs|t-3e-E l#,#
holy cause which "a t,ai.a 20 tats rs.
io7 all the world
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FEAREuL ToRNApo ~ lLLlNols. --L,ves LosL.

FEARFUL ToRNADo IN lLLlNols. -L'pfs Lost.
On the 18th lnsian; terrible tornado swept
over Champaign couaty, Illinois. CORES
pendent Of the Chicago Tribune says:
" AFTER the wind hao tested the mosing ca
psblfly of everything portable, then came
shower Of bail, which converted o0r imlnense
crops of rippuing when, and waving corn into
barren waste. There are many farms 10 the
vicinity OF Champaign CITY upon winch ihere
is not green leaf or blade Of grass left
Wheat, oats, barley aud rye are entirely ruined.
visited many fields to-day, and found the small
gram mown 10 the ground as with scythe !;
and the stalks were beaten and slivered, look
'ng rs though they had passed through thrash
ing machine. Corn which was one and halt
feet high, was cut of even with the ground,
and the stalk beaten to Jelly an inch below
ths surface. Up to this date We hav. heard Of
five persons who were killed, and quite mum
6es who were more or less seriously wounded"
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From the Lancaster Inquirer.
PAPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,


II the telegraph reports are correct, The two
paper Generals, Pierce and Schrnk, who com
manded the government forces al Great Bethel
and Vienna, are censuyabll 10 the bIh-sl DE-
gree. In tie frS, case, Pierce gets as confused
as school hoy, allows the men TO Be 50 placed
as to FIRE into one another, and iarG Ia the face
Of the foe don't know how 10 comruand them.
81 Yienns, the Ohio troops are rushed right
upon the enemy's battery, and the first iniima-
ion they receive Of their presence, is The show
VI Of death dealing balls, grape agd canister
crashing into the cars and thelT FaEks. SuCh
foldie!s as rally around the government deserve
good leaders, and TIE nation will 90, endure
useless sacrifices Of iifr by the biunders Of in
competent mcn. The country possesses great
nunbers Of experienced officers, who VIII iake
care Of ther men, as well "a give account Of
the rebels. THIS is matter in which the cdGn.
Try wiil demand the greatest Gil igoualsf~ct:oa.
Let no msn lead a biigaGe, regiment, or even
company, WIN IS no' equal 20 every emergency
tha, NAV arise. Nohing denoralizes an army
90 pfectnally as lack of cun6drnca Ia tier otfi-
GERS. These are no times 20 stand on crrrmo-
ny with men. We cannot acquIt IN National
or State administrations Of a partisan bias in
their military appointments. The tact thar z
man has teen leadiI rt!uliitaH ieh'I
clan Is not proper ground for promotion IN
the army. il undoubtedly reqrlres c-nain
degree Of Strategy and tactics to manage tau-
Gus, or carry on a political campaign, bat poll
tics are not regarded as the bes; school tor high
scientific pursuits certainly noi tor the com
mead OF armies
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TRUBLIC SALE
OF REAL EsTATE.

BIZ virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court OF Bed
ford county the subscriber wil osr at Public Sai',
the premises, in the village Of ClearvllIe, Mon
roe tow nshir in said County Satin day he 81 day
Of August next a H0USE& LOT OF ground. late the
property of Mrs. Hannah horton, decd, situate on
Main street in said village and bounded by sand main
on the East, an alley the West, Isaac Groves
lot on IN the North and lot of Nicholas Border street
on the South.
The location Of said property is desirable one,
rnaklbg it worth the attention of any one wishing
comfortable home. The improvements are two
story log dwslling house and log Stable, w'h wei
of gooG water al The door.
TERMS Ore third Of the purchase money in
hand at the con6i nation OF the Sale, aud the balance
in two equal payments herefter, without int re- I,
to he secured by Judgments or Bonds and mortgage.
D5~S Sale TO commence et one o'c ock.
DAVID EVANS,
June 81, ls6ls-ts Trustee
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A NEW DEM0CRA TIC MORNING PAPER.
r II i INlON."

With view 10 meet a univeTsa ly admitted want,
the undersigned will issue Monday. the lst of
THE UNION"
The great M, SION of the Democratic Party, which
mas ever stood as the bulHark of he UNioN and he
Ghtmpfen OF the CONSTITUTION, renders its entire
anhty Hh bold attitude IN thi, hour Of National per-
II matter OF vital concern. The pending strugg lie
is rot less Tor the maintenance OF GATED Coun-
Try than for the Prrpetuafion OF Democratic Prnci
pies, as exqounded by JEFFERSON and JACKSON. The
most noUeIlo sTesnlts ha-.g upon The issue. Mele
paay questions Tor the time by common con-
seHt adJoa ned. The past IS dead, save IN lis les
sous OF experience.
J he Democ auc hosts have not shruuk from their
full share IA n rssponsib,liu ahd dangers of The
emergency. They have led with one accord "a
round tht standard OF our common country But
thr orcasion imposes other duties. The Govern
urHt MI demand AMI rec-ive the Willing support
OF rFrrl patriot ia It, Efforts TO th- Ma
londl DO OF and e-as>ert fhe National authority /;
but The reservation of Constitutional Liberty rests
mote with the people than with Congres se add
Cabtnets' Vigilance and Unity the .efore spa
clally requisite in The present iunrture.
II IS the purpose of the Proprrtors to make ssTHE
UNI On IN every respect frst-class 9euTnal.-
Ihe DEMOCRACY OF the'whole Slate Gsei the Iesd OF
fort Wtll b. spared 50 TFfsde. FHE UNGONs bolh
popalaf nt theiant az nSsvsIapsr, and as i~sT
g Hpf ~f q tn great pEgacip-s for whieB tBA
sl-'''oe cite pa'ty se over Aotepl-d, AID hith
no" $" unEaPpiY ia7reriiet
la~ rop l~to Aav- rirctrd sue uch-@agsaS -
urn's as vi piece the ,Ite Prise from t6e Es4aka
n'nel upon -ubsIaLti. bu ulr%s bass. vr 7si6s e
1aEt 7aeeLs 10 make New snaper secohd "a lfizr-
est ahd abhlty 70 30 Other he city aud While
the paper all he traTirsll Drnlo. TIC, II val >ed-
uio"-ly avoid faction, a. the dradIiest bahe 10
party efficiency.
~ look ia the Democrats Misses for support,
/ aud shai lahpr 70 make rHF UNION in every way
Wo4uy their confidence and liberal patronage, as a
, fresh, readable aud FEARLESS Journal.
TERMS Per Aunun, Three Dollars Orders
should he addressed to
10. SEYERNS 4 Co.
No. $50 Soath ThIrd ST., Pa,lade.phi Pa.
Junc 21st, '6I
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WHETSTONE MOWERY. = By the Rev
H. H-ek-rmsn, on 81 20biast., Mr. Hrutg
3! =, a-,siop-. 10 Miss Mary Ann Mowery, both
Monroe township.
TER--EWALT.-On the 25gh inst, by
Rev Joseph Haonaaery, Rev, David II. Rel
ter, Pastor Of the Stoyslown charge OF tie Ger
man Reformed Church, Somerset Co, Pa, 10
MISS ANNA Maria Ewall, OF Schelsbnrs, Bed
ford c., Pa.
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uDIToR,s NOTICE..

"A Zoe undersigned app7inied Andi-
for O distribute The funds IN the hacfs of Samuel
Or fl ifb Administrator OF Elizabeth e fifth. deed,
gvIn mol ihs parties at his office IN B-dfore, on
the 233 Of IaIy, 1861 at 10 O'rlurk When al inter
ested can after {. J. w, LlNGENFELTFR.
July s, 1861 Auditor.
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GROCERY

REV GROCERY
* cuRNER VEST PIT AND JULIANA STREETS.
THE subscriber is opening a, th,s well known
stand, well selected stock OF Groceries, Con-
fectionaries. Tobacco and Cigars, consisting ia
part OF Coffee, brown, crushed, ard puverzed
Ses,Ts. refined nod gni,ipn Syeap baking Mo asses,
Young dyson, Imperial snI Black Tea. Choco ate,
Corn Starch, favoring extracts, Cheese, Com
Brooms, painted Buckets, Dustrng, WALL Scrub,
Horse, Shoe, Tooth and Har, Brustes.
CONFECTIONARIES,
Such as plain and fancy candies, fraited candies
and vored JellIes water, butter and sweet Crack
ers foreign fruits, o anges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins
PrnGes, ties, CurlaBts Citron>, Fiberts, Walnuts
Cream Nuts, Almonds, y Pea Nuts.
TOBACCO.
Congress Plugs, Sweet Plantation. Natural Leaf,
Rough and Ready. Lyuchburg Smoking, a su, erioI
article, Cut and Dry, &C.,
CIGARS.
Operas. Sizes, Half Spanish and variety OF other
brands. The Public are respectfully invited to
give him call.
Pien's and May partiea supplied at very reasoua-
bic prices.
All Kinds of couhtry produce taken At the high
est msrse; prices. J. B. FARQUHAR.
Bedford prIl 90, 1861.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-05

y IFE OR DEATfi-
1 Tho suDscrihefs take pleasure IN
announcing thar they now prepared 70 m il
(frerl 10 those who wish il, copy OF an important
lutte work, by the late br. krampton, entitled
s.Th5 Tnvqlia's lTrdjeal Cor fdom," published for
the be ueht end as a ming to young men and
persons who suffer from Nervo~s Debility, PreHaa-
tire De ray &c, &C., supplying the means OF self
cure. The reader is irresi>tibly led TO compare
useful life with al iguobe death
Reader, lose NOT moment, but send your address
for a copy OF this little work Address the Publish
ers.
Dr. John 8. OGDEN & Co,
64 Il &c John ST.. New York.
NV i1th IRi Am.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.-

A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
~ Letters OF Administration
IN the estate of Robert Barnet, late OF Middle
Woodbury. Towship deceased, having been graf
ted 10 the subscriber. AL persons knowing them
selves indebted said estate requested 10 make
nayuept Immediately, and those h wing Cams
svll present them properly authenticated for set
element
DAVID BARNET,
June 96tb, 1851 Adm'..
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A DMISTRATOR'S NOTICE
~ Letters ei Admiai>tl aii,n,
havIu been granted 20 the subscribe on the Is
tate of Daniel bic Donald. late OF Union Townsh'P,
Bedford County deed they hertby rofitya p'r.eas
indebted 10 said estate 10 giase lsma sfe PaYHeHt
aud al wing cia rs ,i'l eaett them poPssty
autbtntieetsd isr spfJtsraeai
HEhRY Men0NALD Aa,-r,.
MICHAEL WLk41. \
Msy nth, '6l.'
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THE 0OF lNQClA sl0y.-
II a5As Eliza CoIvin, lat
81 >ftrIi, burg BoTonzh aecs ed, d,rd ~r.zed Of
VI foi!oHtug lttol Estate. W: Oar rrari o. land
ou Cus-tuut Ridge in AsP.rr Township, Bedford
coenfy, adjoining lands OF Joan S. otarler, Charles
W. C0ivn and oihp :, continuing tea acres. leav-
my issue, the children OF issue nine full h-irs
Jane Scheil, dece ased, leaving issue Abraham
g., Charlotte a, lanes H., Margaret, Martin and
EdSaTd Srhsll, the last two OF " HON minors
who have for their qua dian Robert VI Taylor, Esq,
james, re- idlng 10 lndiana, Abraham, Charlotte
aud Martin. residing in Ohio, and the others 10
B,alo d county Charlotte inle married with Mar
tin R-yiey, Eiza iutrctnarri-d w,tn Robert u.
Taylor, Esq, Rvabea CoiyiH, Wm. Covn, Geo. NJ.
Coivia c has.W GOWN, MARGARET nts'ndrrted with
JOHN t 'HI q oi 10, a!l ;ssi ijsfg
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1 DMTNIsTRATOR'S NOTICT.

"a Letters OF Adr inisttation on hs
estate Of John McGriH late Of ST. Clair Township,
dec D., having been granted to the r~isned re-
siding in SAID township. Aitpresons kaow4ng them
selves indebted estate requested to make
in mediate pAvmeuF and those having claims against
sad estate viii present them without delay.
ABNER WALKER, JR.,
July, s, 1861. Adminisilator.
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All persons are hereby notified not TO
tresspass opon my farm, for the purpose of hunting
fishing, or they will be dealt wirn according 10
law. TuIs notice must be oh erved as | am deter
mined 10 be protected agsinst such tresspa sers.
Buffalo Ron, Juy s. HENRY KElSER.
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Nep a0pfrtisfmtnts.
| nMLNIsTRAroRs, NOTIcE.

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
"A Letters Of Administration on the
estate o. Henry Kaufman, late Of ST. Clair Town
ship, decd. hav ng been granted 10 The unde signed
residing in South Woodbury. Io@nship, All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted 10 SAID estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims aga nst said estate VIII present them
for settlement without delay.
GEORGE D. KAUFMAN,
jay G. 1861 Administrator,
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From the New York Tribune, 1854.
Fail to the Stars and Stripes.

FROM kEr 4NfN OIk tsUHltr4 lEJts
Fail to the Stars and Stripes,
All bail to the Aanaling Lie
The stars glow pale and dim;
lne stripes are Bloody scars
A Lie, The Wanting hymn,
Ii shleld's 7irate's deck,
II binds man in chains,
II yokeS the cap;ive's neck,
And wipes the bloody stains.
Tear doUa the Haunting Lie;
Half-masl the starry Gag
rnsrlt no sunny sky
With hates polluted rag
Destroy it ye who can!
II bears a fellow man
To groan with fellow slaves.