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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

! II VI. Raphael Felix has built nonumen-
tai chapel above the tomb which contains the
moEta: remains OF his sister Rachel at Cann-t,
IN the nelghborhood of Cannes Oa the faead.
OF tnIs chapel are copies, 10 marble, OF the three
crowns offered to Rachel by the managers and
actors OF the French theatre, by the CITY of
Lyons aud by Mile Dorval, all three of which
are o. solid gold, the second bring enriched
with Preciousj stones. Theatrical embems
and garlands of flowers adorn the exterior walls.
and on either side of the door are baskets car
we'd IN marble and filled with living flowers.
iae interior is fitted up with tables fixed to
the walls and tablets let in:o the panels, desiin-
ed to receive inscriptions TIE tomb contains
inches for nine other cofins One OF these
has already received the remains of Rebecca,
Rachei'S tavorite sister, who lies beside Der.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

D7= Patrick McFlnagan, with wheeIbar-
row, ran race with locomotive as the latter
went out OF sight, Mac observed, ''Aff wlG ye,
We rearn blaggard, or I'll be alther runnin into
yees -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

Gan impudent anonymous correspondent,
signing himself ''Ned Bucket" expresses The
wish that we were dead. Very we'll let him
show himselfin person, and we pledge ourselves
TO sSkick the bucket"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

GA man without hands has been arrested
in Wheeling, Va, charged with stealing tor-
sps in Pennsylvania, and taking and selling
them IN that city.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

There IS man in Grpenbush- says the
Trov .News--who believes in rotation OF crops.
One year he raises nothing; the next year
weeds.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22
EyXECUrOR'S NOTICE.

EyXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
n Letters testemen;ary
non the estate of James Hinton, OF Napier tp.,
oecd, having been granted the undersigned, notice
j, hereby given to those indebted TO the estate
10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them for payment.
SHADRACH HINTON,
OF Napier tp,
J. c. ELY,
of Schelsburg, Ex'ors
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

Gy-"Peter, are you into the sweetmeats
again % "No, marm; the sweetmeats are into
me 20
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22
HDUBLIC SALE on
< VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Jan. Is, 1861.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"A The undersigned having been granted
letters OF administration the Estate OF DR.. NJ. l.:
A I.son, late ofSchelIsburg Borough deed. all per-
sons indebted 10 said Estate are hereby notified to
make immediate payment and those having claims
against the same, will present them properly au-
taenticated for settlement.
\. B. have appointed John S. Schell, Esq, of
Schellsburg to act for me in my absence, and all
persons indebted 10, or having claims against the
Estate, can settle with him.
". NJ. ALLISON.
Feb. l, 1861. Administrator.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

RETALIATION IN GEoRGIA.-The author
tiles of Georgia seized FIVE New York vessels
in the harbor at Savannah, on Friday week IN
retaliation for the act of the Ngw York police,
who seized upon a .lol OF arms, a short time
since, that were being shipped from New York
to Georgia. This act rather startled the New
Workers and telegraph despatch was imme-
dIalely sent south stating that New York had
given up the arms to the parties claiming them.
Governor ot Georgia, the ships Were released
and allowed to go their way. This is lesson
that NAV be profitable to the Black Republican
Police Superintendent OF New York. He must
remember that ''it is poor rule that Twill not
work both wavs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

A letter from Philadelphia to the New York
Tribune says:
The contest in our Hid Congressional Dis
trIct has been decided against the Republicans.
Our candidate, Vprrpe, was returned as being
elected by % majority. Kline, hrs opponent,
contested this, ana recount OF the seventeen
balIot-boxes was had. III four of these the re-
count elects Kline by 9 votes. But the whole
examination disclosed the same careless hand
ling and irresponsible custody OF the ballot
boxes after election as were shown in the Leh-
man and Butler case. In fact, it is believed
the boxes had been opened and the votes
changed so that our elections are practically
decided, not by the voters, but by those who
keep the boxes. The whole proceeding will
90 to the House for settlement.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN LANCAs-
TER.-The municipal election in Lancaster
city on Tuesday of last week resulted 10 the
success OF the whole Democratic ticket, by over
700 majority. That sterling Democrat and
faithful officer, Hon. George Sanderson, is re-
elected Mayor by 100 majority over Wiley, OPP
position; being Democratic gan of 5!2 since
last year, hen he beat Burrows, Opp, by 20S
majority. John Meyers, Dem, is elected
High Constable, by like majority. The
Democrats carry every Ward in the city electing
all Itheir Councilmen, &c. The Democratic
majority in North-East Ward is sixty.
This IS an emphatic declaration OF the peo-
pie OF Lancaster against ithe destructive policy
of Black RepublicanIsm, and Ian indication OF
what might be expected from the popular voice
Of the whole State, were it allowed to be heard
now. The Lincoln majority m sNovember,
would dwindle away to thousands less than
nothing.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-02-22

SchelIsburg, Feb. l4th, 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
Illinois State Fair

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.
a ..rgo additional force has been employed o.
TIE tui!Gin.s iur the State Fair, and everything
viii be u readiness by saturday night.
t..e weather il cool aad pea. ant, aud gives pro-
i,.ssa II all that could be desired. Three ioriy-
rst aiOwer engines, 10 dive the machinery IN
t.sal, calEe Oh TIE arouA!s today.
Five hundred cuvcre. stalls arc now ready tor
eccuintitn. The snpeIb herd of Durhams Of j.
) Br VII, z! SangauGi county, are on the way,
With several others ron tho central counties OF
the state.
The immense collection OF the Musirin d State
Natural History society at Bloomingion consist ng
If geological s,ecimels OF cool formation. fifteen
hundred red varieties of rative plants, specimens
al wood from the various trees Of the State,
are extensive. There s great collection II birds,
net 0alt latTe and nf pas sage common 70 our
State, but many from other States. here Il O. go
a large exhibition ot IN nerals. Ths. oi itself, -
vel worthy of attending he Fair. This il the
first Tine tnat this vast collection has been u en
10 pu0.ic and probably the las. time thai i, Vii
leave Bloomington.
Thus far the number of entries !. unparalleled
ta the history q the Society, and sevcrsI entry
clerk are already busy In consequence Ct tils
noD-holin. oi the 81. LOUIS Fair, large access
i'm wi tie male f. tbis, aRi from present ndra-
irons nay safely predict the largest gathering
the kind ever held in the north West.
lar2e delegation is expected from Lotdon, Canada
We-t.
The vide sweey q broad I.sirie Il the wet &
tn grounds will aaor! nost excellent on oftu-
nifty 10 witness this sight of tho trial Of lerge
7rti. e-v thar Is 10 he on trial throughout the
air. he Fair opens Monday, the 9th and
tho Railroads nmonce selling half-iarc tickets
.f,ei - o'clock Saturday good f0r eight day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
Maryland News.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.
copy oi the Richmond DispatcA Of Tuesday.
received by flag of ,ruce at Old Point contains
the following items Of news:
dispatch from Charleston dated sunday
night, says n brig lalen with coffee run tho block
aie On Snnday morning, also vessel with iruic.
1he ship Goniar from Liverpool. arrived At
EeaufnIt last week.
The ship Alliance, which arrived at Beaufor.
last week, is spoken Of by the Frdmtner as laden
VITA arms, ammunition, thread, quicksilver, etc.
me pi>p1ie4 says I'VE may in few lays
expect I,suregard' and johnson S retort vi tho
b.ttle d. Manassas"
The Pittsturg kJpr..s of Monday gives an ac-
couot VI the taxing Of Fort Hatteras, and says
PORTION ot the wounded escaped ON Il steamboat
II gives tho names et the killed and wounded a.
sb9nt ~, and says thGt those who escaped from
the fort contendei that the magazine exploded
but DOUBTS the story, and adds, "our latest advi-
ces from North Carolina upto o'clock last
night. At that hour il known in Gollsboro
that formidable Yankee feet was In sight II
tort Macon, which co.rinands the entrance to
Beaufort harbor, and is spoken Of the mos. fer
midahle Qualifications On the coas. Of North Caro-
ra
An attach was expected Monday morn ng.
ne gailison i well prepared for tho assault and
VII resist + the last. The excitement through
ut !. rth Carolina and Eastern Virginia was in
tense. j Eas ruinored that much OF Moth Caro-.
.irs had been destroyed. By the YANKEES.
No mention IL made In the dispatch Of the IL
Les u .Ieh. Daris, bat il contains proclama.i N
af 'he Pre.idcnt calm; Congress together again
the I'd inst, OF it, failu ~ n liver
III Tic Ire,ii, Tor III mature the bill contain
lnr the Hilitarv appointments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
From New York.

NEW YoRE, Sept 1.
Tie Hcraid's Washington ceres pondent reiter-
atcs the story Of JEFF DAVIS leath The report
9as brought t. the e1rrespcn-eat by Le.ro from
Manassas
Henry, ) rebel editor Of the HatctAsaa Of G!cen
point. y y. was arrested las, evening &c e wa
entering the ears Of the liu1sen Railroad. lie
sont to Fort Lafayette
The Herald mentions another supposed Iiot to
blow up the Croton a4uedrct
The captain Of e sch hooner filed with powder
which was seized near the Croton dam, is az
rested.
The reception os Lon. JOS Holt Il Ky, at Irv-
ing H4last night was most cordial.
4 letter rem Panama says the privateer Sum
ter was seen on the l5t. Of Angus. passing Mar
gueretts, Venezuela. cut of sgat of .and, and
steering west, which course would bring her into
the track Of the Aspinwall steamer. Capt. simme.
her commander, when At Trinidad, announced his
Intention Of proceeding to the Brazil coast lool,
out for Indiamen ard California vessels, but tAi.
proves not to have been his true destination.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
Fair,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
New York Demecrati Convention.

WV hUfk DtWtcIattc 0ohV1htIoi'
eyR4crsE. Sept /.
Hca. Francis kernan Of Oneida, was elected
temporary Chairman
On tak.u. tie cAatr he ! idres ei the Coat eu
tiaE reviewing the state 81 the country, al s.id
II i our duty 10 met tie present dar gers and
DO . in our power 70 say liz ruin that seems i'm
n.ndips. IL TIL. eai il .our'!uty Ii ot.ose lho-
i htinnisn st the North. secession at the Sauth
which are equally making wa- on ctr Govern
inei.t. ex4ort you ir6.! my Ats.: d. men anj
patriots, 70 cansI,n both T. o1o common grave.
lie abgIit ofist through the balot-box are seek
81, t. rarain bower. sa,ch ,s as Dc trus.ivg a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
From Cairo.

AIE0, Ntllt, I.
The .uaboats faya-, under command ot Capt.
ROGERS and lexington, un ler command Of . IA
ma, Ter TTenb.e, had an crga.cncnt of Hisk-
man, Ky, With the rebel gunboat lansee thii I.
II. Two batteries on the shore Al Hickman, sup
ported ~ aJ.4t ! > Q soldiers 40 fired ul u the
bs.ts fut none Of their shots tick cfect. Our
boats fired about twenty shots, bat with what ef-
fee. is net known.
Boats Were fired at with small arms from Co.
lulu Das aud Chalk Bluff, by, but done ~ IL Jury.
The Taylor and Lexington returned u Cairo
this eyeniag.
Col Hicks OF the 4oth Illinois regiment. who
sent 70 exchange prisoner, reformed Last
niyht from Charleston. The rebels had but three
Federal prisoners
It's reported that the rebels are falling back
from Sike-town on New saird.
Gen. Grant took command q. this POST today
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
Merchandise Seized.

CINCINNATI, sept. 4.
Yesterday he L. s Marshal seized the interest
Of citizens Of hebel States in merchandise, now
for safe on commission, amounting to fifty thou
sand dollars.
The Commercial saws it il understood, in Frank
fort, that Gov. Hagofin refuses 70 play into the
hands Of rabii secess onists; that he has had q
quarrel with Breckinridge ard refuses to demand
the breaking up the T. ). camp in Girard county,
AMI declares that he will submit to the will Of the
majority Of the people Of Kentucky may be ex
pressed through the Legislature.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
from w ashiHgtOn.
.Spec.a. 10 Evening Post.
~ .up1

WAsmSoToS, sept. &.
TIE Richmond papers are in ecstacies over their
troops occupation OF Mansuns Hill, and declare
THAI onward movement will soon be made. Il
Is reported that Mr.. Ely, NJ. c., from Rochester.
!. ] -, viii soon be released. Gov. Gamble, Of
No, has arrived here.
The following orier has been issued by lieut..
Cen scott:
WAsHISGTos. Sept.
Tie Generel-in- chief il happy TO announce that
the Treasury Department, . meet the future
payment t. the troops i about to supply. besides
col heretofore, treasury I1tes ia S3z, sles and
se0s. good gold. at al banks and Govern
4ent Offices throughout tnc u. s., ami most con-
yeaifat for tran sport.tion by mail from thcers
and men TO tacir families as home. Good hus-
bar4-, fathers, AID Or3thers serving under
The stars ani Stripes v.ll thus soon have ready
ani safe mean Of relieving an immense amount
of suffering which ctula not q reached By coin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
LATEST NEWS
From w ashington.
Bv the Mails.
Special Despatch 10 the Chicago Time..

Special Despatch to the Chicago Times.
WAsHISUroS, Sept. ;.
have made closer reconnaissance an before
Of Munson's Hill.
The Contederates are still working at the fortl-
fcatlons and mounting guns.
They have also begun today three new batter
les with observation-disclosures commanding the Io-
lumbia turnpike, and the others col.lnaniing
alls Cross Roads and the rad towards Wash
ington.
4 table was set cut under tree at noon, on
which MAPS were spreai. Two general officers,
richly dressed rode u7, eacn attended by bril-
liant staff They consulted the maps, looked
through gases az Washington, and Consulted the
MAJ asaia. Thsy wese Recognized as BeauFegari
AID johnson.
Two laiies, rieniy dressed, came VI. 4yersed
with the offers ani eked through Z. 4sses.
Johnson j. aog rann.ug down f!cm i4eesDurg,
with his main body, T. join Beaurcgar.. The
head u hls Column will probably be directed 70
the Chain Brlee. h. has lett at Leesbur,
enou IA res esiIlents - deceive General Ealks.
Iae New YosA anl Baltimore papers still
received regularly - Richmond.
Tweive h ous4n1 t.o6Is arc still at j sria Creek
maxim; ncw battery, four n.iles above tie mouth
oil til creek.
The schooner Charles Wcst has arrived. She
was rred into wish she!.s from the battery on the
Pstomac At Mathia. Ps.nt. - tie mouth # Po-
toaac Creek she saw hundreds Of men at WORK at
one ntrenehinent, and ih2ort ting c-aaon.
The President has appointed Wa 4. isiehari-
son ana Elcazer PANE Of Illinois. and Dafei Z.
Sickles, u Sev Yorl-, Iris-l.er Generals.
his afternoon he Cenfe ierates tried tue range
u tleir ri Il cl... :. u lns . iiil..
There j. 10 trutA IN tnc Fefe-t 'tat the CoAsef
crates hung u4ar. III theif fort.
The Confederate flag i hyin. In 81 The rebel
camps today iull-mast nigh. This ~ reg -dsd
as a sure contradiction Of the reported dea Of
JEFF DAVIS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
eEPTEMBER Term,
I II l z D d A Y

Il | r D d A Y.
Board onvened-Prsside.t Ellis in the
Chair.
Presen,-All the members except Rohl:s
Carpenter Excused and Phsnno.
The Clerk read the minutes OF the last meet
ing, which were altered, by unanimous con
sent. E" as to read that the Pope road. in
Princeton township, shall be forty fee. wide
and that the commission in the Newcombt
road case was set aside in consequence of de.
feet in late. The minutes so corrected were
then approved
The bills Of John Bschtel for services a,
trustee, and of Luss. Lane 4 Co. for books au
stationary, we're presented and referred to the
Com. on Finance.
Mr.. Esrhart, from Com. on Bridges and
Highways, reported in the Ksnmerer and
Gilmore road case favorably TO prayer Of peti
ticpsr. Adopted.
Mr.. Neal, from Com. on Miscellaneous mat
ters, reported in favor Of accepting tie resig
nation 81 John Rsvlin - Constable ef Clseo1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
organization Of the N. L. Democratic
Convention

~, SYRACUSE, Sept. 4, +. NJ.
-, he Convention was permanently organized by
,ne election Of Herman j. Reddeld of n. Y. ss
Fresidstt, and a number OF Vice Presidents.
a resolution was fcred tina, Il Representatives
o' each organization, namely. Tamma ny and No
zArt, OF \. \. City, be eutitlcd to seats on the
H99r, the object being u unite the Democratic
against the Republican party. VIM. Luldinyton
said he recognized true Democrat in eyery man
who was in iayor Of prosecuting the var within
the iilis Of the Constitution, and Of Offering the
most liberal terms OF peace.
hr. Lutdington offered an amendment g. tho
Resolution admitting entire Tammany and Mozar,
delegations, and allowing them 10 cas-, full vote
hr Lord moved amendment which was pas
sell allowing the two delegations to cast 81 votes.
he fresiient annonHccl that both delegations
are admitted to the h0or with leave to cas-. /.
votes each.
The Iansnany delegation then withdrew from
The Convent .n
committee resolutions was then appoiu;eJ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
Imnortant southern Items.

NEW 7 OK, Sept. Z.
F;,btm more vessels were seized to-day By Gov
ernrnent officers.
Fur companies q sharp shooters, including the
Massachusetts, and Michigan corps, left for the
South to-day.
The Po.t. special says that aperson, just from
Richmond states at the arch traitor, JEFF Davis,
died at Richmond last week.
A despatch from Rosecranz speaks very en-
couragingly Of affairs in western Virginia.
1t is reported that the rebels are concentrating
in the vicinity Of Chain Bridge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
River items.

"WEDNESDAY, September 4.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAsxL, Nillhouse. Montrose.
DgNAARK, ke6inson, ST. Paul.
LACROSSE. CocAvon, St. Louis.
CLARA HINE, Paxen, Dubuque.
DEiARTEp.
AID HrSE, Gait, Dubuue.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhous, Montrose.
LACROSSE, Cochran, St.Paul.
BELFAST, St. Pau.
DENMARK, Robinson, MontrSe.
Tho Northern Line packet Henry Clay will de-
part for st. Paul this morning.
The light draught packet romeroy, Csk. Davis
and Clerk Charley Asmussen, will depart 70 Fort
Madison this evening.
The light draught packet Clara Hine, Captain
Patten, will depart for Dubuque this morning .,
Z o'clock.
The light draught and fsst sailing steamer Jen-
ME Whipple, Capt. White and Clerk Lovrie, will
leave for Montrose at O'Clock this morning.
The Lacrosse has been chartered by Capt Coch-
ran to take the place Of the Milwaukee, between
Prairie du CHEN and st. Paul.
Boar SUNk-TorAL Loss.-The Courier, Mis-
souri, river steamer, was snagged and sunk short
distance above st. Charles, in nine feet of water,
and is probably total loss. she was about five
years old, valued at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
From Fort Monroe.

FoaT M0sR0E, Sept. 3.
Confederate slaves. ~ Old Point, now number
200, Including women and children.
A fsg of truce bas Just come in from Norfolk,
with ths crews of the barks Rowena and Glen, the
schooner Mary Alice and the brig joseph. all cap
tured by tho pri rivatec- Dixie, with the exception
Of the joseph, which was taken by the Irivateer
Savannah The Captain and Mates of Glen are
retained as prisoners at Richmond
The Captain Of the Mary Alice - almost direct
from Charleston. lie reports thst the force tnere
does not exceed 40o0 men, and that they appre-
hended an attack from the recent Naval exPedi-
ton.
Col. Corcoran was lately put in irons several
hours for refusing TO answer 10 bis name at roll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
Arrested.

BosTos, Seq. 4
Jas. Leqniere, hailing from Halifax. y. ; was
arrested to-day on a charge Of conspiracy against
the Government. lie has oeen committed for tri-
al at tho next term 81 the Z. ). District Court.
Bail was refused. Lequiere was bound for Nanas-
sas, AMI a uniform found in his trunk. and
other suspicious circumstances led TO his arrest
Rosecranz speaks very encoura.insly OF affairs
in Western Virginia.
II is reported hat the Rebels are conesat.ating
in ,Ae vicinity of Chain Bridge