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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

Va Military blankets and cloth direct
from Che mandatory and at manufacturers
prices. BY {. II. Robinson, Is2 Superior
street, Cleveland. A very superior quality
OF blanket imperViOus Il watar. Companies
supplied on short mott ,e, AlI nyders will
be met with prompt aheDtini1Z AddsSSs G.
d. Robinson, 1872 Superior street. q
my6:1md&w y %
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Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
shiPmcRtstO Baltimore and WashIngton---
Military Movements.
COLUMBUS, Nay L

COLUMBUS, May 10.
Advices from the Secretary Of the Treasury
state that shipments of freight, provisions,
&c7 will be permitted to Baltimore and
Washington via Pennsylvania Central and
Northern Central Railroads. .-.
Four regiments will be moved Immediately
from Camps Jackson and Tayler to Camps to
be established at Portland, Jackson county,
Athens, Marietta and Bellsire. -.
The oath to be taken BY three yearS vol
unteers, viii be for three years, If the war so
long continues. Z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

FLAosl FLAGS l-All kinds of Flags ex-
cePt secession ones made to order al the Ladd
& Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
Block, 2il Superior street, up stairs, &, 8. : .
tt "a .a lIsa G.. w. CROWRLL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

Z ~ Ls Bon Ten, for June, All the Year
Round, for June, COnhiH Magazine, for
May, New York Mercury, Harpsr's Weekly,
and BesIie's ILLUSTRATED cor this weok at
Hawks 4 Bro. isf,r4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

- Carbon OH Al As Oeats per gallon; /;
Lhbriesting Oil, At % cents per gallon
Mess Pork, Butter, Lard, Dried Apples,
Salt, Plaster, and Akron Water Lime, for
sale low for cash. Gao. SPRleU1,
. .-.--- - OYiatt's Rxehange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

Chas. P.. Reynolds, 1O6 Fulton street,
n Y. rHse Els
Laura Belchford, DelE%ars, o.
Patrick Kelly, Wilmington, Dal.-
Mrs. ElenOr s. Brisks Tim, 0. HKttT
John Thompson, Newark, 0. 1
. 8. c. sturtsvant, City,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
lTusTERER. IN.

The numbering in Of the 2lst regiment was
commenced yesterday afternoon. It is re-
ported that they will be ordered to zaineS-
vile this week. Col: steedman's regiment
are also expecting orders this week to go in
% camp at Marietta.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. tt. aE"
sep24R26:Iv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

OIL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vatA in a superior
manner7On short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,a his steam Planning Mil,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
aft tJjahlsRIO IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

POLICE ooUE-.-Wm. Lagsrman, petit
larceny, fined s. and eosts.
4 August KeiBiing, same, sent 70 the stsse
Farm. t5a
Richard Moore, same, szs and costs.
Timothy Connolly was sentenced 70 serve
ten days on the chain gang, for disturbances,
ana William Ford was hnsd IS for the same
offence.
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NIILITARY sIATTRRsy
Ii 3 ID rrAaaI anavloa N rna l4raI.

IaH NAAAAlEAAEk IAAaAEAAALla ~
1l'l -aar lus trfni ------ fsrl .at 81
81 TBAEH YBARs' sERvIoR IN THH lara. ~ "a
Companies A, B aud K of tho 14th Regi-
ment unanimously voted 10 serve for three
years instead Of c, B and X, as stated re-
gently IN ths Leader. Company A is COM.
manded BY Capt. Moe, Cspt. KingSbury hav
ing bOOn. promoted % the pesihen Of Guar.
teTmaster in the Staff Of the Regiment.
AN .ls COMPANY D. u ,fgs.iI,
The members of Company D, Cleveland
light Artillery, having become tired of do
ing police duty, and seeing but little hope
Of receiving orders 70 move from camp, have
asked for discharge, and win leave camp
to-day. A part Of their number will prob
ably enlist as infantry, .l sa..s
ARRIVED. 70 4
The Trunabull and Mahoning companies
arrived yesterdayi morning. The latter
was provided with military oysrcoats and
capes, and attracted much attention by the
tine appearance which the uniform gave
them. Both are excellent com panies, Capt.
HOllingsworth is commander of the Maho-
ming, and Capt. Burritt of the Trumbull
men.
NEW HOSPITAL BUILDINGS. .-a
The 9th Ward Wigwam, on scovill street,
is now being Htted up as branch Of the
militsry hospital attached to Camp Taylor,
for the use of patients recovering from sick
ness yet too III % do military duty. The
building Is admirably suited for the purpose.
-A GENEROUS -DoNGTIoS.
Yesterday MsssrsI Freeman & Kellogg
gave TO the patients in the Camp Taylor
Hospital large package of Shaker wOOllen
socks of the incest quality. The gin was
not only generous aud thoughtful on the
part Of the donors, but was most welcome
to the recipients, being of the class of articles
needed more than any others for their com
fort. Other merchants who viii do like
wise will confer most substantial benefit
on the volunteers, ..-.- s..- e. + ....l
3 PAY OF DtsB1NDRD VOLUNTEERS. 81
! We have received several communications
concerning the conduct of the authorities in
refusing to allow pay. or TO pay the fare
home, Of companies which we're accepted
for three months, but whose services are not
needed.@Fhe matter is thus explained An
companies are entitled 70 specific number
Of men and no more, and this number will
receive their full pay from the State for the
tiHis during which they have been in the
employ of the State. Beyond this number
pay val not be allowed. = o y I "
gr ARNs.-
A tbousand stand of arms arrived here
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

1S Miss C. L. Ransom, Portrait Paint
er. Studio in spangler's Block, Room Il.
Open toFisitors Wednesday and Saturday P.
NJ tt'L4-J tsl4 ] = II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

oOlrxON Pins CogRT.-The Nay Term Of
the Common Pleas began yesterday morn
Ing. There is prospect Of a short sessiOn, as
most Of the cases viii be put over. Cases
Of divorce viii probably be tried the later
part Of the week. -e hlr (
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
Liver InvigQTatOr. E4dlf 80Lt1F
c. c. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dec23RIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

R1ILRoAD sEIFTEEss.-A recent express
train over The Great Western Railway Can
ada, made the ALLOWING extraordinary time;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
NEW 1OVKRTIsEETENTs,

u lrorHIa --- 10 f13d a'a7E
y. n. Gsy-BoardinE. sr. afr ~
RstiBrg a Hahsmsnn- -Psrusols and Sun Um-
bTollas. Solo. .rlrga - aI -l.az -lsti ...s
0. Gutter . SON Auction sale fDrg Goods.
L. PFSatiss-Sals Of Gas Stock. sai.iaie lls.ft
II. W. J6aes-chsap eroeeries. ~ +
A. D. Kendall ; OO-shAwls and Bress Goods.
Fuller& Co-MlhtaTy Caps. -a
II. ?. Kendall : Uo-Wi iIlonahtis Ehraad. < .iL
Up. .sheEWoOG-Hi -Himalayas-lSt page. .'Hss FI
H. d. Kendall 4 Military shirtihE.
Hawks q BrO-hocal Notico. s..f Is ieil li,.a IS
-DS-H 0FIQK.-AdVertissEs viii oblige ns By
handing IN their Advertisements b O'Clock P. NJ,
our edition being 50 unoh Increased b. the War.
News that required to 50 70 pres some thrps
hours sArIier than usual. a.s szls' . sia7 b..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

UNPAID. LErTERs.-The following unpaid
lettsrs are held for postage in the Cleveland
Post Ofiee:a satiEssuH o. ~ c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

ERev. J. A. Thome, Of this city,
preached at the Church of the Puritans,
New York city, on Sunday last;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
fAY o. DfsB1NpsD voLuNTgEns.

= A thousand stand of arms arrived here
yesterday from Columbus, for distribution in
camp. ofthese, the 2lst and l4th regiments
will receive the most, and the residue will
be distributed among the companies, to be
used in squad drills Egs. .-a5s- -s.l -e-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

FOUND AT LAsTs.-Bronchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. GibsOn's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It ia
the ne plus ultra of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumptie:, Dizziness nervous diseases, and
diseases Of the liver and stomach. Office
III Ontario stEeet. -,sIlss -. i--i5 o. j.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

We would prefer that parties rsmitting
pOstSg eistamPs sheuld send os one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

0R-Msnual Of Arms for Light Infantry,
arranged for the o. 8. zousvs Cadets, by
Col. E. Z. Ellsworth, Of the N. Y. Fire
zOuaxss, Price sI,oO. For sale BY Hawks
4 prO7 a'fllil1If- OF -f fas tiatlf
2 BIO s5oo1-t,s i,ra ssis-l -
-i l-1llE blr lHN 800 .7sr.. .a ....l slsi.llad
.TIIaaqH ~ iasf1s-l5 5sssl .teIiEgs8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
THE CITY.

Q a The price Of the MORslxe LaABSR TO.
news agents is One Dollar and Fify cens
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances. ailars sss fsr esafag
/. The postage on the LEaDHR, 70 News
Dealers, is One-iourth offs cent per copy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
:. COvles 8 Co, Publishers $
MORNING LEADER.
EyEsaAE aIonNIlle. iIAYal iselI
ERAvRLKR1s RKRIerRR. 3

.oe FsSs,h Pscsss - ~ % - q 1-'1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

The ladies propose providing dinner for
the "LOrgan Rides" to be served at the
scoyiiis Avenue If. z. Church to-day,
(Fussday,) at / O'clock P. n. Come with
your baskets full, and bs at the church by
u O'clock. H. RH,H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

Sb-We say to our Customers In the State Of Ohio,
that shall be glad to supply them from Oleye-
land Store ut extremely fs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

. AOH L 1bIO1O O4b O1AOA
-..L- 11..- mayls:sA
.DEATH TO TRAITORS II &
Shall traitors dwell upon our land,
This land OF liberty
@ Shall freemen bow to traitors now,
And no more freemen bel
Shall traitors place the stars and stripes
Beneath their rebel boots1 fltt q i &
And shall the tree OF liberty .rH...r
~, Be cut down at the roots
Shall Wsshiagton, our capital,
Be given to vRndal bands,
And all the precious store OfyoHe
l. Placed in the traitors hands. -
Shall the oppressed from other lands -
.. Now find no shelter here . "a.
And shall the arm once strong to save,
Now palsied be with fear .r.-. O.
Shall despOts of the old world see -r--r -
Our temple crushed to earth, -..
...- And in their glee laugh heartily
And split their sides with mirth H
mol from the North and from the South,
We hear the freemen shout
Z Deathl death to traitors all they crys
And crush rebellion out
Sons Of patriot sires, to armsl
To Rrmsl to arms ye braves!
And traitors welcome, with bloody handsi
To hospitabie graves.
Ecaeolds like Halnan's, high In air,
Raise now through all our land
And hang the TRAITORS one and all
Jen Davis and his band.
Neck ties we have for traitors, made
Which we win give to hang them on,
AtISAAOS' UNION HALL.
Besides q large and splendid stock Of New Spring
Clothing for Men and Boys, which / am selling at
extremely low prices. have for sale Army Blank
cts aud goods for Camp Service. Military Clothing
made to order on short notice at
ISAAC A. IsAACS'
| MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated
SEWING HA CHIMES
| $685. tts AED 4t-AthJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MILITARY UNIFORMS. We have some 20
good uniforms, blue broad cloth Goats and
cadet mixed wsOllen Pants, all in good con-
dition, but little worn, Formerly belonging
to the Cleveland Light Guards) which we
will sell at $40 suit; also gray w6cnen ar
my blankets, and twilled gray, blue and red
Flannels. 2s -e FsHaI- - eEta ..lt
May 1885 ABGoFT & HORTON:
+ MILITARY CAPs.--Military Caps of every
style at Deckand & Englehart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deckand & Englehart have also a full
supply of Hats and Caps, new styles, justre
ceived aud ready for spring and SUNNI er
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
dance. IN q jfs. ID Il r r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

s U M MER obs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
TO TRAITORS /

LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
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9w Goods.
FREEMAN & KELLoGa.-
Hd0N

Have this morning received a large s'ssss d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

1900. on PSrioT IAN and ofssS Stoves, have
been sslscfs; with Rfsat clFo and good TASTE, nom
al the principal fOuhdfee il 1he country and are
of the newest and most approved lof hoOdA An
f5r bituminoug sud anthracite coal.
Our stock q Fn~rpled GrateS e large ana eola'
=rias the heWaaial - and are OfauporiOf nnihns
Our assortment o. " "a F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21
! Stones aud Gin a8art.
THR ssDRsPATGHli COOKING STOVE

eygtaI -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-21

STOVE 8 CRATE RMPORIUM
a. ~ 9 WI. MARVIH,e
lii vssTlc ~ , ~ Cleveland. Ohio.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-14
The Late Senator Donglas.

STEPHEN ARNOLD DoUGLAs was born in
the town OF Brandon, in the State Of Vermont,
on The 23d Of April, 1913, and was therefore,
sl the time Of hls death, only IN the iorty-ninth
year OF his age. His father, whose Christian
name he bore, was a native Of Rensselaer, county,
New York. had removed in early llte 10 Yer
monI, anu vas educated at Mlddlebury Col
lpge. He was a physician Of some eminence,
bn, he died young, leaving two children, one
Of whom the late Srnator-was then but two
months old. For the frs; fourteen years of his
life, he lived with his mother and batchelor
uncle in the Green Mountain State but the
uncle having then taken TO himself wife, It
became necessary for young Stephen to look
out for himself, bis mother and slster-but
eighteen months his senor-and SO he apDren-
ilcrd himself 10 lrarn the trade Of cabinet
maker, in Middlthury. Al this trade be re-
ma'nvd for couple Of years, though not with
the same employer, until finally he wearied OF
+, aud thought rather OF procuring a good ed
ucatlon. HIS mother and sister having mean
while married and moved 10 Ontario county,
New York, he Joined the Cananadaigua Acad-
eny and entered upon course OF classical
studies, and at the same time studied law with
the MsSsrs. Hubbell, in that village While
mere ne srrIns 10 nave ryInced Loneliness for
politics. in 1893 be moved to Illinois, and for
some time Taught school in the village of VIM
chester, n that State. II is said that when he
arrived there he bad but thnty-seven and
half cents 10 bis pocket. While earning lv-
ing by TEACHING school, he continued his legal
studies, and was finally admitted to the bal IN The
Syring OF 1884. In the following year, when
he. was but Twenty-Five years old, the Legrs-
laiure erected him States Attorney, which
office he resigned IN 1886 10 TAXI his seat in
the legislature. He was the youngest mem
Der of the House, but soon distinguished him
self by his industry and ability. In 1897
President Van Ruren appt luted him Register
OF the Land Office at Springfield, Ill, and in
The same wear the Democrats OF Illinois noml-
mated him Tor Governor but being under twpn-
y Eve years Of age, he was declared ineligible.
Nevertheless, as ne attained the desired age be-
lore the election day, be IVES defeated by only
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-14
From the Philadelphia Inquirer, Republican.
App0intmPRts TOl FIJI 10 be Made.

Almost every telegram from Washington
Prlngs intelligence Of some appointment TO
high military commands Of persons totally un-
fit by any previous training 10 BE- entrusted
with eyen the smal.st squad Many Of these
are persons in other States, bat some Of them
are taken from our oW n, and otlhese we design
to speak, because II is a local duty.
few days ago the public mind OF Penn
syIvaula was shocked by the iel-grsphic intrli-
gence that Certain B. RUSH PETRiKEN, had
been appointed to the command of regiment
IN the regular army, over the heads of a vast
number Of meritorious officers, who had seen SER
vice in the field. To Justify such proceeding
Mr. PETRIKEN should have been gentleman Of
military qualifications, but he Is nothing OF the
kind. We usr mild language when we say
that he Is totally unf. tor the responsible duties
Of a Colonel 10 the regular army, and is distin-
guIshed only as a local party politician.
Yesterday the people ofthe State were sub
jscted to another and similar shock, by the an
nouncement that JoRN P. SANDRRsoN, formerly
Of tins city, had been made Lieutenant-Col-
onei in the regular line, with rank next to COL
ANDERSON. Mr.. SANDERsoN is widely and not
unfayorably known in Philadelphia as law
yer and as an editor but il wall be news 40
the people here TO learn that he has any sort
Of qualification for Lieutenant Colonecy in
the regular service. In this case, also, it is
using temperate language to say that i is can
appointment not fit TO be made.'
To-day Philadelphia and the Commonwealth
will be SURPRISED by the Official bulletin an
nounciuE the appointment of ALEXANDER CUM-
MiNcs, Esq., TO a Brgadier .Generalship.-
While we share in the general appreciation of
Mr.. CUMMINGS abilities in the sphere in which
be has had long practice and training, we feel
II to be duty 10 declare that we have never
heard, that he has the first element OF either
education or experience tor the responsible pos
itlon IN which he has been placed
Lrl us place these appointments in the
broad light OF contrast. lieutenant SKINNER.
whose soldierly skill and decision saved Fort
Pickens from the grasp OF The traitors, remains
still Lieutenant, while JOHN P. SANDERson
is made LIeutenanl- Colonel. Captain Dou
BLEDAY, ANDERsoN's brave and experienced
brother office and valuable colleague in the
defence OF Sumter, and for whose Iife-blood
the Palmetto traitors were fairly painting be
cause OF his bountless zaai and energy, has lust
marched his men again to the field, bet 10 still
only Captain, while B. RUSH PerRiKgn IS
made lolohti- Major ANDERSON, whose dis
crel'on and ability as military commander,
displayed through the trying slege in Charles
ton harhor, was, after long delay and apparent
hesitation, made Colonel, while ALExANpEe
CUMMINGS is, at the 6rst leap and with no claim
to soldierly science, made Brigadier General,
Such snomslous and repfehensible conduct
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-14

we have been informed, to our utter amaze
nent, that few prisons calling themselves
Democrats, are in favor OF fusing with the Re-
pubicans," in the election OF County officers at
the ensuing election. What has the "R"publi
can" party done, Gentlemen Fusioniss, since
las, fall, that you should now be willing 10 vote
half "Republican" ticket Is that dread re-
suit which you SO well predicted and so earnest
ly deprecated and resisted, become lovely in
your eyes, and are you, too, al las, enamor-d
Of that '.irrepressi5le conflict" which You told
Us would end in blood, devastation and ruin
Or, to come nraf.r home if possible, are you in
love With Andrew G. Curtin, and do you ap-
prove OF his treatment cf the brave soldiers thai
have gone forth TO fight IN defence 81 the Gov
ernment, and are you pleased with the devel-
opment OF bis plans for the reduction OF the
State debt, bis approval Of special legislation,
and the general course of his pure and incorupt-
lble administration? Is the Democratic party
uos goUu euougn IN nmes al war, as well as in
iim.s of peace, and will it be improved by graft
ing "Republican" sPrigs upon its venerable
stock
We can understand how Democrats can give
their support TO the Government in all its Con-
stitutlonal acts, and we can even perceive how
those Of an impulsive nature can become en-
ihusiastlc in such support, but we cannot com
prehend how any Drmociat worthy OF the
name, can be willing to eonsort with "Repub-
iicaos' in The election Of civil officers, Knowing
that such an act would be claimed by the lat
ter, and justly, too, as an endorsement OF their
party policy and as surrender Of all right on
the part OF Democrats TO hold then responsible
for the excesses and evildong OF their officials.
Fuse Us, therefore, none Of your fusions. We
are for astrsIght-out Democratic uaion ticket,
or none atall.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-14
-REDFOR pa.
B.F. meyers, Editor s Proprietor.
DELEGATE ELECTIONS.

The Democratic voters Of the several rlrc-
tian districts OF Bedford coHEiy and others Who
lntend to act with them in good faith hereat-
ter, are hereoy requested to meet on
SATURDAY, THE 18Th JUNE, NEXT,
sat The hour and place 10 be appointed BY their
respective Vigilance Committees twho are here
by requested 10 give written notice otsuch time
and place ef -Fpeetina} for the purpose ct riec-
Ing two Persoas as delegates to the Democrat
ic -CauntY Convention, Whleh IS 10 assemble at
the Coart House. N Bedford. on TUESDAY,
THE 18Th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, a; , o.
clock, 2. a.. 70 put ia nomination County
Ticke. to b. voted Tor al lhr ensuing election,
appoint legislative and Judicial Conirrres, and
attend 10 such other MATTERS as may Be proper
10 5e 'raRsacted for the ben-6: Of the party
4 Is aarticular1y Tequsstpd bat active and
aar & Democrats be elected Vigilance Com
rsit1s Tor the ensuing year and that their
names be retuFned to. the President OF the Con-
vension. Bv order of the Dem. Co. Com.
q. II. SPASG,
Nav 10th, '6i. Chairman.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-06-14
LATEST WAR NEWS!

A telegram dated June llth, announces the
sad intelligence Of severe and destructive con-
flict fought IN mistake between Col. DURYEA'S
ZouaVes and German Regiment, and other U.
). Troops, resulting in the death OF 25 men and
the wouncing Of 100 more. The fight took
place hear Hampton, the troops having been
sent cot by Gen. Butler TO d.slodge rebel force
reported 10 be stationed in that neghborhood.
By some discrepancies 10 thIs dispatch, we are
led TO hope that it IS incorrect
[LATERl
II turns out that the u. S. troops engaging
zach other as above related, soon discovered
their mistake, having but one man killed a0d
;wo fatally wounded. They then moved for
ward 10 attack a masked battery of the rebels, at
Great Bethel, but were repulsed, having 30
killed and about 100 wounded. The rebel
battery was so completely concealed that nosb-
ing bot the flashes OF the cannon could be seen.
Bad news, this, but we hope to hear Of better.
Particulars of the battle in our next