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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-09-13
THE PRESIDENT HAS ASKED FOR
THIRTY MILLIONS!
HE NOW SEEKS THE SWORD!
THE CONSTITUTION TO BE SET
.fSIDE!!!
Shall the President be made King 7
FAREWELL TO REPUBLICAN GOVERN
MENT IF CONGRESS ACCEDES TO
THE DEMANDS OF THE OLD
FEDERATIST

Suppose Democratic paper at this day was
to publish one OF Lincoln'S war messages, with
a heading of similar character, there is not a
Republican paper in all the North but would
cry out with IFS loudest below, suppress the
PaYsss and arrest the traitor :" 1t would be
but right and consistent that these loud-mouth-
ed Union brawlers, VINO go in all of sudden
for sustaining National Administrations, give
US an analysis of their feelings when the above
disoyaI sentiments appeared Did they fare
up into high state of excitement and splurge
about " treason and traitors" and invoke &c mob
violence" and all that, or did they conniVe at
the treason because Democratic President was
at the head of the Government We rather
suspect the latter was the course they pursued,
for they weIe never known TO let an opportu-
nry slip to embarrass the Government and
bring it into disgrace and dishonor while under
Democratic rule. We will now teach them q
lesson, that they never practIsed, BY showing
them tha; the Democracy will stand by The
Government no matter who administers it, and
will give il all the support IN .her power to
restore the Union and bring back the blessings
of peace TO our unhappy and ruined country
Valey Spirit.
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HOW DOES 1T LOOK.

On the 18th day OF February, 1859, the Pres
ident OF the United States transmitted TO Con-
gress a message urging the importance OF legls-
latiVe action for the protection of American
citizens and their property while IN transit
across The Isthmus, between our Atlantic and
Pacific possessions and to authorize the Presl-
dent to employ the land and naval forces of the
UnltrdrStates to protect the lives and property
OF American citizens from lawless violence
while upon this route. In this message the
President does not name any sum that would
be required TO carry out this measure, nor dId
be propose to transcend his constitutional pow
er in any respect. He simply stated that upon
" sudden emergency" when the lives and
property OF our citizens were in danger, he
might IN that case &c direct any armed force IN
the viclEity to march 10 their relief." Moth
ing more was asked for in this law than what
every loyal citizen would pronounce for the
interest and honor Of the whole country; vet
the message had no sooner made ITS appearance
than the entire Republican party set up howl
over 1t. There was no talk then about sus-
taiatHg the Goverament." That might go to
sticks for all they cared, and the lives and prop
ertWe our citizens with it, SO that they could
be gfatified in their opposition to the acts of
the National Administration. When this
message of the President appeared, the Re-
pabls1an papers, all over The country, publish
ed il with the following headings in the largest
type, as the Republican style of ushering in a
Government message in February, 1859. See
Republican papers of that cate -
THE PRESIDENT HAS ASKED FOR
TJIpTV NH HANG
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-09-13

DEMOCRATIC DocTRiNE.-As far as we are
able TO discover amongst our exchanges, the
Democratic press of the North may be said to
be unit IN favor OF usiaining the Governmen;
in the energetic prosecution of this war. The
Democracy Of the North deny the right of Sc
cesslon IN toto. They have always done so.
They denied the right of the New England
States to Secedr from the Union in 1912. They
denled the right of Massachusetts to Sc
cede in 1874, If Texas was admtted-and now
they emPbaticaliy deny the right OF Texas to
secede. They 60 for sustaining the Union now
as they have ever done-pressnting no petitions
for its dissolution, and scorning the men who
would, under any circumstances, 's let il slide."
They also go for the Constitution and its guar
antics, including the Liberty of Speech and the
Freedom of the Press. This we call the true,
manly and patriotic ground and peace and
harmony can only be re-established in the land,
ard secured for all time 10 come, by an nffsx~
lble and united adherence to tins Constitution
al position. Sentinel.
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half carried away by oaonon ball, and be was
walking about with both hands upon his bar
daged jaws, in great agony. 1t is pity that
the stopping OF the pain will not be the end of
bis misfortune
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-09-13

70 " / don't miss my church so much as
you would suppose" said lady to heE minis
ter, who had called on her during her illness
"a for make Betsy sit at the window as soon as
soon as the bells begin to chime, and she tells
who are going TO church, and whether they
have got on anything new"
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~ Why is retired carpenter like ectu-
rer1 Because he's an ex-plaineF.
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GJ-To :elI if you love girl-have some
tallcw headed chap go to see her.
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y To 1--we ha7Py-mlnd your business.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

Not the leas; striking feature in the com
ment. OF tie British statesmen and press, m
,..pou@e =, the existing rebellion in this
county. : the assumption that our "oVern
men, : ,l-eadv actually overthrow They
sneak OF il as the late government oil tue
CniteI State and seem 10 console them
..lve. that i a fixed fact IN history that
:, +. ,moossiDlc for u ever 10 be reconstruct
81 IL i evident that. with saem. The Wish
i. father % the Thought. and that they avail
themselves OF the existing state .; things
i,.,s IN ..ive u.terance - a sentiment which
Ia. been ioat cherished by the authorities
ottne Bflti-h Government There = "a rea
On for believing that tho hoiy OF the people
If F.elana svmpati,i-e With this sentiment
IN the contrary. it !, probable they do not
But all the professions and arts Of diplomacy
,rs insufficient to conceal the fact that the
LEADING statesmen Of that country have never
cherished any other sentiment OF friendship
,,~.rl- "a thAn those n h'cA spring from the
,.e;nrocal Interests of commerce and trade
The. have profcs-ed thst these we're saii
Zen. - ,;.l.scrate all recollection OF the wars
uhi-h have occurred between the t~o coun
me. aud their consequences. bu, noa. al
a.. srs occurrence Of al event calculated 20
l;ro.n,.i the vi-er and wcakea the authority
~ onr Government. the insincerity 81 these
,,rafe.-.,as /, manifrst. Bai Ne have the
.au.si,t.oa 81 knowing thst tbeis opinions
~. f,-,-,el from a Earo7e ~ standard. where
he iraoraucc o. he s.fn-fass sn,i operations
+ os- ,.oscsumeui AMI ol tic character 81
,,,,r r-..e,le j. nss.cri..sl. A. ~e have. n
~, nass 81 our hl.ter, eSieiel their surprise
~ ga. r.asl AMI prosrc I've Development.
nc l..l. 10 its lnlnse hr.ns them 1, real
ne that IL their g.r~-rnt sntieipsiion- are J.
Is.sse. AMI that &c are quite competent -
s.ke care Of ourselve.. sal 4, supp~cs- every
.,t.,ant 4 sahsest one Gesernmeat They
,uh.reaasr s-4 shat oa~ nstoasl Sre
Ma. hAs = louuiAtion too hrM and splhl 70
~ shaken ~ ao,ae-fss ~. s'ui eu.- neither
9Th o. uishoct - -,aspsss- 81 the British
soxernmeus. srs4i a. Il j.. All lse, I'll
l..r- 100. that ~ have - ars.3 vaAte.cv
fir ro-er. even rb~n strengthened snl
.apoor,~a b, Rrisi-A -sa'patas-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10
TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

DURSEANT TO instructions from the Secretary
/ Of the Treasury a book vii. be opened on the
9TH day Of October, 1851 at the once Of the Branch
Bank AZ Terre- Haute, Indiana for subscriptions nm
der my supe-in,endance for Treasury Notes. % be
issued under the ac; Of july lTth 1851 These notes
will be issued in sums fifty dollars. one hundred
dollars FIVE hundred dollars. one thousand dollars
and five thousand dollars each, dated lsih August
1871 payahe three wears sitter date 10 th@ order OF
the subscriber or directed. and bearing interest
at the rate Of $40 per cent per annum; payable
semi annually, such interest being AZ the rate OF two
cents for each day on every hundred dollars. For
the convenience II the holder. each note will have
coupons attached, expressing the several amounts Of
sent snnn.l interest which coupons may he detached
and presented for payment separately from the notes
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes viii be re-
ceived during the feen days from the day 81 open
ing the book aforesaid. No subscription for less
than fifty dollars for any fraction OF that sum can
be received Subscriptions Of fifty dollars or ons
hundred dollars must be paid IN lawful coin Of "a
United States al the time 81 Subscribing >ubscrip-
tons Of more than one hundred dollars iaay be PAID
once or fprcterrcd onctcnth "a TIE tine OF suo-
sirbing and third 81 the whole auloaut every
twentieth day thereafter until the whole Is paid
No payment 81 less than fifty dollars can be accepted,
that being the smallest SUM Tor whish treasury
Notes can be issued
Certificates will De granted IN duplicate 20 suhsori
bers Tor the amounts paid, the original ~ which
the subscriber will transmit by mail 90 the Secretary
Of the Treasury. when Treasury Notes. a. dorcsid
will be issued thereon to such subscriber or his order
carving interest expressed In such ocrteaie; hut
IN cases here only part ~ the amount sNp>s peu
i paid at the time q subscribing. Treasury Notes
will be issued only for the payments made suhse
queniy To the rs which vii remain until the whole
amount subscribed ~ such person shall &c paid
when Treasury Soles viii he issued for such mr.;
peynsnt also On payment Of each deferred install
mcnt the subscriber will pay in addition thereto, =
sum equal a. the interest accrued thereon from the
18TH August the date n payment. and on final pay
mrnt like interest the amount paid on suhscrip-
tot which payments ~ Interest Will % reimbursed
o. the subscriber 10 tie payment Il the first coupon
Tho Treasury Nofes issued upon such cert itcates
iy the Treasury will be sent O. the subscribers BY
mail .urh other mode ~ may BE indicated 10y
them when they transmit their original ccrtcates
The duplicate certificates may ~ retained bv them
for their own security, PRESTON HUSSEI,
Sept - dw3U subscription Agent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

Tux Cynthisna, Kentucky Ne'cs u edit
cd by Mr.. A. MoRKY. who has for some
time past been rampant seces-ioni>t. Re
uenting of his error. he has managed to have
himself arrested. in order that he NAV have
an apology for turning what he calls grand
.summersault and avow his purpose to de
fend and support the Union We take from
hi. letter the following sentence. which,
doubtless expresses the sentiment OF shou-
.ands Of the citizens Of the rebel States, who
have been forced into a seeming support Of
scce-g0n from fear alone:
To tell YOU the truth. have never been
IN nv heart Tor secession. but circumstances
carried me down into the vortex. and Il was
almost next to impossible. while remaining al
home. 90 abandon IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10
Clothing CT Last.


Since CommissaTy Stone made the report
published in another place this morning. says
the indianapolis Journal offyesterday, and
since our article in regard 10 the failure Of
the clothing sent to our men to reach them,
a portion OF the needed articles have begun
to arrive. aud our men are getting into a
a more comfortable condition. As the follow
ing dispatch from Gen Reynolds indicates
HrrroSynlK. Va. Oct. !, lcol.
To Coz. o. y. Morton;
Clothing j. coming forward. In a few
DAYS We ~ill have a supply for tho Thirteenth,
Fourteenth. Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
except shoes. socks and caps. the las, not 50
/ important. Shoes and socks much needed.
These regiments have suffered greatly but
no, man among them has any fault to find
with the Governor Of his State. They ere
all informed of the eKestions made IN their
behalf. and appreciate il, and when oPportn
nity offers will show i
j. J. REYNOLDS. Brig. Zen.
Mr. commissary Stone starts 20 das for
Western Virginia. to provide the articles
named a. lacking by ten. REYNOLDS, 20 that
We may hope for marked improvement IN
the condition of our men in ie~ DAYS Bul
for these efforts OF the Governor and the
State othcer-. il Is nov tolerably evident thai
our troops in the Virginia mountains would
in all probability have received no clothing
AZ all this winter The Government official
have been most shameiuliy and criminal.
negligent. and ~e understand that o''arge
have been preferred against them 10y th'
Governor aud forwarded 70 Mash:agton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

GES. AsDERsoS having retired from tie
command Of the department OF the Cnmoer
l,nd-vh:eh includes kentucky--on account
Of ~ health. Gen. W T. SHEzNAN, mo, ID.
". SHrnxAN, n stated BY telegraph has
been appointed To succeed hin. PEESrieE
savs tat Gen. SHERMAN IL the very man 10
III the retiring hero'- place. His mind Is
calm. quiet. vigorous. comprehensive and
resolute He is equal TO this emergency
lie will diffase his own spirit throughout his
-hole department, He Is. we understand,
(. brother Of the Senator SHkRSs~ % Ohio.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

Two gentlemen just escaped from North
Carolina. have reported 10 the New York
Tisnes that when the news of the taking OK
Haueras by the Union rooi> reached
Raleigh tie Legislature was in session and
that upon the fact being announced 1.-The
Union members rose in their places and
eAeered and srHRg fheir bets. and were 50
noisy in their rejoicing. that all business was
for the time suspended" They also repre-
sent that "the same feeling. 10 considera-
ole extent. pervsded the people Of that CITY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

Ma BUCHANAN has written letter IN IA
vor OF maintaining the Government by Wig
orous prosecution Of the war We hope be
i s;acere peni,ent for the great crime he
committed. when President, Of giving aid 10
the rebellion. bet We have scarcely charity
enough for the offence. lie might have
crushed secession. but did not On The 9th
or hand. he ~ickedIy gave il encouragement.
aud cowed beneath IL frowl..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

DE WV. NJ. CHAHszxs. Of Charleston. IL
Hnoi.. native Kentuckian. and well known
70 our citizens a 4 gentleman % Intelligence
and charac,e-, = now raising IN Illinois, by
authority Of the President. four regiments OF
native born Kentuckians. for immediate ser
vice in Kentucky. This = doing business IN
tie right way. AM DIR. CHsxsEEs = the right
mar 20 do IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

"AsolIrIoxISx l. rapidly getting into cs
favor even in Massachusetts journal
We have told you this thousand tines,
and yoa hare always deaied it. IL grew ap
snder the policy which you have supported.
and has now grown into "disfavor under
The present Administration. We thank YOU
for the admission.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

1s.,..xs~rs - rsr T~rFp Srssl- Cet ~
"a. rr.ni iarv az ~ L n.f-d >tst~. & fart
- ,.,.l,~t-aaal. = ~tfarlf, sEtan.l y
-, ~ New Ori-sa4 ed y e. fIs
-. =. -. I..s.- I.sn g. lcf
: -. + r trs..aa i.4ii = ms al'eeei
-, -. .--...4 .cre rcnsatlrl 60 fr.si
- ;..l,~t,neut - alss r~tafncl s<s.i..t
urce,. whoh charged 9Th sui..oes
-. f.,r lie S3uti.r1 Cense.i~fsc, -,ri
- .,,,,,,-t sf baa 6xet o. hse th,f ssa.i
- Tor want Of the requisite ISL De-
'.o.',',, ,.;s,sd -Lss.srills JsHrssi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

TIM seven Indiana companies which were
cent 70 Cape Hatteras. have gone TO Ca'ema
cvsasqae This must be a good place To
go 10.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10
DIR ), II. MILAN, sole rrcpEie,or.


on iittR COMPLAINT. fnIIuts>pss. ErApkc1s Ac
Tiers never To- Teen CATHAR1IC rl.-iieln..
oieed 3" ihe public. that has given snch esfir. al
isiaciion 80 Asi4esu's Universal Pits
f@iiS 'hhfti3 feseiahie.tley ere perfectly inro.
aiH De- taken ~ 49,. i.la.f tetdsr infant. -,
ps'inii and powerful m removing s.i Bilious sscf..
tons. acid OF lmpnfe feid iasiief iro. the stomach
II Tact. they are ihe only pill iiaf half - USE D.
malarious Districts
They pioluce Do rrip.ns -itA as., ~ fain a. "a.
stomach ~ bowels. iau.A ferg Htfift srl searA az
"a tAir operation. Trcil,fHg healthy secrefioss- -
I'd" i.tf aiiA hl'h'tas hto vii sufsr froiu hiout
hess headache al laai stomach. When 49, eb,.,. 4.
REMEDY cn t~ oltailsli Keep Them CONSTANT, a..
hsna. single dose tai-n if seasor, nias ,.ri,rf.t
hours. dafs and month, oi srAu.es AZ 80 Ia I
II. Aelseans ln.xsfs,l lills. Take 90 ether lem.
coated. they ta>teeS-- Pre-. oiy IS c-rii. t.l
box and ,aa b. --rf ~ NAL 90 sry part cf iie $
> \. NOLAN. -, lf.4r.ti,r
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BOOKS.
COLLIE CiATE.
Terre. Hante Female Collegt

Tvs sFvFNTH sENi ANNUAL sFSsIo~ = a..
4 fsffs -Hanfe F~ais~ t'siisxe wiii e-utf-sas. -.
ftafAtaF. the Ssh ~ scrfenh~r neat he .srns
trtf+strfs sni Tee, hrs De- have skiy aut - 30
- nNFta fied ths several departments a. the Co.
isss hffttfore. vil wifh fsw soref,fians contfnue
- ~ shs-1. T8oss si.hiax te enter si.ai4 a. "a
a fhe beefrrins y possible Ans farther inf-rrns.
uQu. - fatSiaeas a ths S<beo ue.s b. hsa ~ -
afs-.isF ths snssfsisnsd - Tstrs -Hsuts.
asitid Sons toyERI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10
DIR. ,. n. NcLcan's Volcanic OF
BiuisHtut.
TIM Bl-I ENrARNAL ~ rHr Worm. ,os n.
IN hI..-r

oR bFAsr
Thousands II human beings hay.. b-rt ss..d a d..
Of decrcpfude AMI misery. ~ The - fLl iirsi-
nsile liu.meut Il will relieve PAIN almost insiaf.
tAneou>iy. aud 30 win cleanse, purity ard hras a.
fOueei Suist in Incredibly short time NrIF AZ.
VOLCANIC Oh. LiNlNENT viii relieve. - i.....i 10.
vetersie cases - rheumatism. Goui. us Neuralgia
For Paralysis. Contracted Muscles Stifn->s 90 N.as
ga the joints. Muscle ~ Iaraulets 4 Ufl, No..
e. ial. Two applications viii cure Sre Throat
Headache - fhrashe. lor Burns ~ Slal1.. or 80,
Paia. y o. az ilfallihis remedy Try g. ant von -
itc q az Indispensable rrnsdy. Keep q IS. "a
hand
PLANIkh>. FARNfhS er ar.s eile la..l.. .-.iar..-
60 hor-.s n.l save uiou~y ~ u-ing N,is-r's Yea
cailC 'a iliinfui. !, q speedy ana .a.al. !.
cure i,l s'.s Slrains Chaics ~ cllii.s. l-u r.-s
sweeney. >f.>. wounds. Scraiches a. -, extern "A
disease ify %. and you viii he cea1lfcsf
ar. ,. "a. Mclean. Sole Proprietor
issiuis Saint .... a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

IL. after administering the oath OF al
legiance 20 a secessionist. you hang him on
the spot. lac won, break it--LOaisr'iie jour
nal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

Grx. McCLrIL,s has issued an order 10
she effect that all soldiers who commit dsPfe-
dAtiOns upon private property. shall sinner
death This i right
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10
NOTICE.

DARucttAR NOTICE j. hereby given. - -
L uho.1 may 81 c~fn. ihsi - che note -
..- sc0ossfs 4 the late frfn a flishs stephens
ca. ere noz la ile hands 81 ths undcrsignet -
.-ttsiatuf ans % whom rsyfrerf rlnst sui 90,
ns1e tnuedixfe nttsntol = called - this re-
ga the-e Who fsl % - avail ihoufslv-s q o.
'' sss g. : ~ ss s'''' me" j. 6n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10
FALL STYLE HATS.
TO RENT OR SELL.

4 Good DWELLING HOUSE WITH
n al Improvements. vel. i-ieTn. csf
rtass lssss snt stshle. az tcr aefss "a ffears
- sile srr>. e ~ rffr. - skrhsnrs g. go ~
rrsp~ru Tee psfsi<uisrs a. sssras sryiy
= kfhN
sv b.er s,srs. Mr. Stree
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

Tas secessionists have hung eleven men
Ia South western Missouri. Tor the simple
utterance OF Union sentiments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

n. alrairsils machine 5. ne~ ready ST. ihe frua
h.r.~.f as Isl L ~ M pes,itic made better thaa
,er h.fsr. sri vel worfhf me attention Il all fsf
1,er. wanting rfrh machine
fths. g. ln~riof in thl- f1srirf. and i fhe oh
,nin ihst~ln property gfint Grape. Prize sso =
~ sale IS $50 Issr.lrfstie traisrs
s.tfr-ss $50 aarfsrfrrcr
v. .. HiCkOR.
Fssie N0Tks Harrfsburf "a
ss I,r sale IS u rorer. rerre-Haufs Ind
<api q tw-1rio
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-10

BAN KING.

DRAlRIE CITY BANK No
Il to- L. hsrehy s.vsr to ths Stockbeid-r. fhat
the snuusl r-r-fnz So ~ Itfpe-a a" eief,ing nine
Drscfors frr ~ evening year. vii D. bid 20 fbrir
Rank ne hsut- on Tfrre Huufs ~ Wetnrstsv. the
Sstth Is 81 Nc~.tntsf at 81 twe oelocs 7
1919 mo. RrkCH. Cashier.
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Department +!
VIII be enlarged and Farmers will 1T all tlmrs find
a full stock q implements Of the hest quality.
b. h. CORNWELL,
SIP y, 1851. Nos. la 4 lac wabash Street

Having sold our Stock Of goods r. H. Cornwcli,
the partnership heretofore existing between rs
der the name and style ofS Wolf &c. Is this day
Dissolved The business OF the firm will be settled
by = Wolf 10 whom all claims will De presented. and
al payments must BE- made H. will be- found With
Mr. Cornwsii and would urgv the immediate settle
fssnt of all indebtedness 10 the firm.
In retiring from the proprictorship Of IN, House.
recommend 10 our numerous patrons our SUCCESS
OF . assured n will SPAR effort Civ
entire satisfaction =. WOLF.
90 dwtf wH rATrEN.