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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-04
JUJNfATA MILLS.

The subscribers now prepared, at their old
stan ., to do Carjing and Fullng in the best stye
They are also manufacturing and keep constantly
ea hi,nd for sale or trade, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
CASfNETTS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &c. By
care and attention to business they hope to merit
share of the public patronage Cardng will be done
rom NAV 18th TO s. p'ember 18th, and Fuling from
hpte mber 18th to December 5h. Wool and goods
sill he taken from and returned to the follow ing
places, viz:
Rob ert Fyan's store, in Bedford,
a. q. James, RaiAsburg,
J. NJ Barncolisr' X Sous Bloody Run,
W. States Co.,
ferins Tor Card ng and Fulliug, strictly cash.
10 he highest cash price will be paid for good
clean tub-washed wool.
1855. LTfZ.
May q tsss-N
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Select puetrn.
From the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND HIS SAL.
hRY

AIRY.
TsIt is stated that President Lincoln, from
airiotic considerations, has declined to receive
is salary in Greenbacks for year past. "l +
!. Y. Htrald, Aug. S, 1868.
TO ABRAHAM THE FIRST, (REPuDIAToR,)
Quoth Yankee Doodle, right away,
hope you will, without delay,
Tell why you don't receive your pay,
Rail-splitting Ably;
For if it's true, what people say,
You're acting shabby.
From Dixie's land to Northern lake,
Ut is fact, there's no mistake,)
Greenbacks you legal tender make
Midst all disasters;
Then why do you refuse to take
Your own shinplasterse
Now, Aby, betwixt you and me,
The reason why cannot see, o..
Why you, in common honesty,
Who help 10 make thern,
The first man in the land should be
That will not take them.
You know that we are daily told
That Greenbacks are as good as gold,
But why you should from them withhold
Seems rather funny,
Are you afraid of being sold
With your own money?
Admirer of the niger race,
Now don't you think it a disgrace
Unto man in your high place
To turn his coat
Repudiate his pretty face
On his own note?
In after years. when men relate
The acts of Abraham the Great
Rail-splitter from the Sucker State,
Chief of the Nation
They'll say he did initiate
Reputation. P. p.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-04

I.eop REED, J.J. ScHELL,
REED AND SCNELL,
BANKERS 4 DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BEDFORD, PENN A.
ryDRAFTS bought and sold, collections made
and money promptly remtted.
Deposits solicited.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Job Mann, Hon. John Cessna, and John
Mower, Bedford Pa, R. Forward, Somerset, Bum,
Raiguel X Co., Phil. J. Watt Co., J. W. Cuiley,
g. Co., Pittsburg.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-04
A Traitorous Wish.

The Harrisburg 7slegrnph-an ultra Aboli-
ton sheet-makes the following Infamous dec
laration in its edition of Tuesday week, and re-
peats it, twice over, in order to give it greater
emphasis =
OWE WOULD RATHER SEE LEE AD-
VANCE WITH HIS COHORTS INTO THE
HEART OF PENNSYLVANIA THAN
WITNESS THE INAUGURATION OF
WOODWARD AS GOVERNOR OF THE
STATE"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-04

Ny"JUDGE WOODWARD IS A CITI-
ZEN OF UNIMPEACHA BILE CHARAC-
TER. AN ABLE JURIST, AND A PATRl-
OTTO GENTLEMAN."-Phro Inquirer, (Re-
puJhcan,) June 1871, 1868 :.
This is a good endorsement of the Democratic
candidate for Governor, coming as it does from
one of the most influential Republican journals
of the state.
rssra;OVER NOR CURTIN CANNOT Sc
CURE THE SUPPORT OF EITHER HIS
OWN PARTY OR HIS OFFICE HOLD
ERS."-Specch of Alerander Cunrn'ng' before
the Repu5t,caa State Conccnttor, Aug. 5, 1868
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C. N. HHIC TX u tx ,
DENTIST.

will attend punctualy and carefully TO all opera
tions entrusted to his care.
NATURAL TEETH filled. regulated, polished, &C.,
in the best manner, and ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
from one to an entire sett
Office in the Bank Building, on Juliana street,
Bedford
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered TO.
In addition to recent Improvements IN the mount
inc Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH on Gold and Silver Plate,
am now using, as a base for Artificial work, new
and beautiful article, (Vucanlte or Vucanized In
dia Rubber) stronger, closer fitting more comfort
able and more natural than either Gold or Silver,
and 30 per cent. cheaper than silver. Call and see
c. N. HlCKOK.
Bedford, January l6, 1868.
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GEO. WASHINGTON.

wWise men are instructed by reason /; men
of lcss understanding by experience, the most
ignorant by necessity ; and beasts by nature.
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rHEr.BEDFoRD GAZETTE
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY hoRH'S'
BY Ii. +. MEYERS,

Al the following terms, to wits
n 90 m ner aunum if paid within the year.
$3.50 !" if not paid withia the year.
uz-No subscription taken tor less than SIX mon IN
Ono p,per disc ontinued until all aIre"rages are
,.;d nness a, the option of the publisher. 1t has
been decided BY the United States Courts that tue
s,opp,ge of newspaper without the payment Of
arrsarages, is pria Jaeie evidence OF fraud and as
a criminal offence.
nyThe courts have decided that persons are ae-
countable for the subscription price OF newspapers,
il they take them from the post ohce' "ne'hef '"ey
subscribe for them. or not.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Personal Iuseliigence.

Don Bepsuo Roj Of the chiefs Of tho revolution in
st. Domingo 10 not (as our Havana correspondent sup
posed) relative OF Don Pedro Rojas. late Vice Presi
dent OF venerus and Secretary General OF the
ment OF raid republic. 10 proper 10 make this expana
zion 10 avoid ali misunderstanding In the matter.
Mrs. Stephen A. Dousas accompanied BY larsc party
OF friends has arrived 10 town and is stopping at the
Everett House.
Matias Romero, the Msxtcan Minister, accompanied by
bis sueFcrnendo dc 10 Cuesta, Ignscio Marascsl and
r. n. Macn-sre stopping at the Clarendon Ho<el.
j. B. Atwaier, OF Chicsgo; y Jenkins and family Of
China g. Chick, OF Kansas; Charles A. Burgess and
WIFE, Of Montreal IT, G. Luce, OF Cleveland. and Peter
Smith Of Albany, arc stopping At the Metrops'san Hcss'
J. Buchanan, Of Canada; John @. TAppan. Of BOSTON,
MAJOR Dent Of the United States Army II. = Tuckcrman
o, New York; T. Foster, Of Canada West Cas- u cor-
SELL OF Canada Colonel Hnet, Colonel Dunneu and ..
nunnc Jr., Of Rhode Island, are among the arrivals u
the Hrcvoort House.
Colonel IT, logic, Of The United Statn Army; Colo.
mel J. B. Howell, froH Morris Island; v. D Wseesu,
vicksburg Rev stecy, o. Sheffield aa.Sovsof , x,'
mold aud wife. OF Rhode Island Captain Awees o. WI.
ming,on J. n McBvids Of 0respc; Q. Adans, of Co.
hoes ". Fornsy of PhlAdspha, an4 Senator Lane, or
Indiana, are stopplag ~ the Astor houss'
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
An Artsscs Real rr,vwpn.

Paris (Oct. ~ correspondence of london telegraph
The following history Of the pursuit of art under ain.
cultcs B authentic and curious In ls43 there was A
small shepherds boy who kept, rather negicce ed 10
keep his flock like frugal and respectable swan in ths
department Of Ia Dromo. Sheep strsyed and could NOT
be found. Ewes fell precipces. lambs died Of neg.
lect, and rams won't astray m the master ono day ccr
ing suddenly on the hill discovered the young shepherd
drawing from nature. Not being friend Of art he
less shepherd srcnt his wages pencils and paper
and sketched all and everybody In his neighborhood
But luck was against him. he I'M fortunate the con
scriptiou, drew "No 90 and had to Join the depot. but
he not defeated. On his way 10 the depot he threw
himself down under the wheels OF a heavy ssrouageu
wagon, with the deliberate irtent ~ "malnecrne - bv
maiming his foot. Instead OF his foot smashed his
head and had fever however the fever prevented mis-
serving hs country in the Criue, and 50 when he re
covcrc he begged md borrowed and bought more pcn.
cs and p,pcrnsy got IN brushes and colors aud has
Just gained the fryl prize of Rome, and VIII nQurc
in reXt years. exhibition rs "Iaroche, =. r." Ithnk n
was nee observed Wy old Roman that " you drove
out nature sh fork she would yet return.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
The Governor OF New jersey Responds
to the PresIdeAt's Call.

I'D tine FI0eAOoAsb N1AAs
The President Of the United States has issued procla
nation calling upon the Governors Of the dGeren States
10 raise and have enlisted Unitod States service
their respective quotas Of hundred thousand men,
toserve for term not exceeding three years. The Pres
dent has also proclaimed that any State shall fail TO
raise the quota assigned to it by the War Department
arat ior the deficiency will DO made commencing the
etn d1y OF January A. d. 1854 The quota OF the State Of
me quota OF each township and ward win be speedily
published by the Adjuant General. Credits for volun
ships and wards until the 4ih day Of Jsnusry 1854.
NO draft VIII be made for the deficiency OF the 7S3
called for volunteers by proclamation dated July al
1851 before the Stn Day Of January 1884, credits
vera townships and wards who're deacencies g exist in
their respective quotas heretofore published bv the Ad
Of tho State, until the day Of january
Therefore. the draft announced by the President 10
commence lin case Of failure to furnish vountsers) on
the 5th OF January next will be for the entire deficiency
earnestly call upon all citizens Of this State to use
short but the people Of New Jersey who have hhero
never fatered in the discharge of duty will untedy and
In the proper spirit at once enter upon it, with tho de-
termination not to fail, they will succeed.
Our armies should be largely reinforced crushing
blow at the armed rover Of the rebellion II followed by
wise just and concatory counssls will open the door to
that which much desire and which has thus
far eluded us.
nobly responded TO my former call for volunteers What
may be the result OF this appeal the events OF the
past few months have reflected additional honor
beloved State. have confidence that tho people will
again respond and fill with volunteers not only quota
Of the new CALL but also the small existing deficiency
here repeat the request formerly made TO the citizens
Of the State TO aid the raising Of by the bestowmen
Of boanties, either individually through the municipal
authories II j. true that response TO this request in.
wolves tho expenditure Of large Of money but
man must expect that war OF such gigantic magnitude
as that in which we are engaged 70 be ended speedily
II is economy to bring into the field large preponderance
Of power rather than feed its nsatate appetite by piece
meal We should be prepared to make great sacrifices IT,
by so doing, the Union.
The general government offers largely increased boun
ties, OF which the details will be announced by the Adu
tant General OF the State JOEL PARKER.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Coveusrs' Inqussss.

Mu-Ascnosv AcupssT m Fossrrn snDr.-A shocking
accident occurred sisters named Msry and Louisa
Carroll on thursday afternoon, while they were s' work
in tho stove polish factory Of Elias Van Bcnscbotsn No
ia Forsyth street, Mary appears, caught her dress
the machinery and being whIrled over the sha'ins
when her sister few 10 assistance and was also en-
tangled In the bcng The poor girls were ecsn caIrs"
over the shating and crushed IN q horrbie manner.
IouIra was Killed almost instantly snd Mary was 30 so
severely hurt THAI she expected 20 recover Coro
nsr Rannsy held Inquest upon the body OK aeccssco
yesterday when the Jury rendered. verdHt censuIne
Van Benschoeu for not properly guarding the
Dsceassd VS. ~ cntytwo years Of age ana VAS nsuss
Of this cay.
rorrp puowxrp.-Ths body Of ~ unknown girl, ssos
nine years DID, was found floating IN the water
of wan ssrset By bsatman named Clsmsnt. De:easso
vss dresssd 10 rcd Agured calico dress ana nsa On
ra,v of new shoes. Coroner Rannsy held an nq
A. ipousss was also held ~ pier 10 Nortn rsv~ upn
shs poAy q unknown man, about twenty yeen -
vno ~ found drowned, with hshng line u ms nAnd.
ia bodv Was ssst 10 The dead house for idensiocson
Cmp scAIprp 10 prAm.-Jossph y. naher, ccns nas
three yesss old, fell into tub O hot water o. 70 ~
Coroaer Haumann he,d "a lDauss',
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
The Cclt in Africa.

lParis (Oct y correspondence OF London Telegraph
Scotch gentleman, Mr.. Henry Christie has lately 70.
turned from scientific tour In Africa, tor when he
started from Constantine In April last in company with
NJ L. Fcraud, interpreter OF the French army in Africa
The object or Mr.. Chrisie's search-whch OBJ &C, has
taken him already into many lands--is Celtic remains
he has now been very Fortunate finding cemetery about
twenty five miles southeast OF Constantine entirely 0ed
with tombs In three days thousand OF these cromechs
were exmned seventeen opened and The contents
investigated. Bones OF men, womca, horses and birds
buckles brass and iron rings and many vases were dis
covered In two tombs The skeletons were ye, perfect
they reclining The left side the knee nearly
touching tho chin aud the hands crossed over tho brcas
But the most important discovery, o. hSing date
though the date has terribly disappointed TIE antilua
risns-was that or The body OF aud horse Ia one
burial blent y with which snme specimens of en-
gravcd slick end bronze medal of iausinc prns esq
who departed this life A. D. 1t. All thce excayai,ors
we're carried out at the expense Of Mr. Christie who has
presented the results OF his abors the Museum of Con.
staniine Another large nccrorols" has been discover
cd at Aurcs.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
w,~e,,.v.ov. r,ve,rv r,.u,

bc Emperor Napolcon presented the Archduke Maxi
Typographical plans taken by officers fho OF the
French army IN Mexico
~ Achile fcud's nsapcial statement FOR the coming
session OF the French Legislature understood % have
been already forwarded TO the printing once
the finishing tcuchcs having been suppiica N,poeons
recent visit o Tarbcs. The certainty ~
abundance IN all the nssoral produce u the empire
been already discounted but the stern fact ot France
ond'ng herself involved In perfect of political 70
spcns can neither be shrked ses readily met th
extepuating crcumstancss-
Tne municipality Of Maa has voted rocor 70 the TO
ush rarion tommlttee, and sanary Other town cosn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24


The Register General, Mr.. Donney, shows the acrage
under the several crops well the number OF live
stock in each county province during the year S8
The yeDort is usual addressed his Exceency the
Lord Lieutenant, and just possesses special import.
ence to all those who take interest in the agricul
tura progress OF the country Tho figures and nfoYma
ton supplied reveal some remarkable facts are sug
gesve OF various considerations Some parta1e largely
Of the gloomy In tho first place, according to those
sracts there appears TO been decrease Of IA 7l0
of land nder cereal crops this year compared ,uh
tie year 1862 Last year there were 4s under
fallen 4oS 762 scres This decrease was distributed
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Com merciai InteiIige nee.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Commercial InteiIigsnce.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LeSpos, Oct IL, 1868.
Consos c,oscd at o25. % for money.
road, IS . 60.
LONDON, Oct. l5, 1858.
Cousos closed at 90 for money.
Illinois Central Railroad lIi discount Erie Rail
road, ,0sk.
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKEr-ocr IA.
Tho sales for two days have been so 900 bales ncud
Ing a. 900 bales 10 spectators aud exporters The
ket excited, with an advance OF ID I'd por pound.
TRADE REPORT.
Manchester advces states that the market for goods
and yarns s buoyant and excited, with advance
cotton goods OF I'd,
LIVERPOOL BREADsruYrs MARxxr-ocr. IL.
Tho market Is more steady and frmcr Mcssrs. Richard
son Spence, Co., Wakefield Nash Co. and Others,
port flour dul. Wheat steady and nrm. Corn nrm
mixed, 27s I'd a CSC.
LIvERrooL PROVISION xARKEr-ocr. IA.
The market s steady The above named circulars 70
port;-Beef steady. Pork steady Bacon quiet aud
steady. Lard dull Tallow steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr-0CT. Ia.
Petroleum nominal; srude 19s. 3D.; refined, q. Sd
Sugar has upward tendency. Ccfee-No sales. Rice
nrmer. Ashes steady. Linsccd oil quiet. Rosn-Sales
small, at Jos. for common Spirits turpentne quiet and
stoady.
LONDON MARKETS.
BresdsiufYs dull but steady. Sugar active, and ad-
vanccd 81. ccfee lrm. Rice steady Tea arm Tslow
steady nj ass.
rHE LATEST MARKErs.
LrvHRPoot, Oct. Is 1869.
The sales OF cotton yesterday reached 20O 900 bales,
with prices stlf advancing The sales to-day have been
5000 bales, the market ruling quiet N unchanged rates.
Tho breadstus market Is steady. Corn 10 rm ~ 2ss.
for mixed.
The provision msrkot is qnis. and steady. Lard
sasev. al . decline OF Cd.
Prtduce--rvtroeum heavy
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Police Intelligence.

SuorIlpTsR CAUGHT AcT.-An old offender,
named John Henry Anderson, brought before Justice
Dowlng charge OF stealing ten dezea plated forks and
eight dozen spoons from the store Of g. Mix Co..
No. II Beekman street. The accused 1t appears, pre-.
tended that he wanted purchase silver ware and
whlc examining goods took occasion drcp the
articles aoove mentioned into capacous coat pocket.
The salesman SUSPECTED the fellows honesty, however
and before he could leave the called officer Dono.
hue for the purpose OF searching him. Anderson was
very indignant at the conduct Of the salesman
determined 10 push matters. however, and was
about 10 discharge his duty when the fel.
uli run towards Nassau street. dropping the stolen ar
clcs his way lie was quickly overhagled, however
and Conducted In safety TO tho Ionbs, where the mags
trate decided 10 hold him TO bail In the OF $4,000 TO
answer.
OuTRAGg UroS woNAS-At a late hour on Thursday
night tho attention Of officer He,r Of the Twenty
precinct. was called to the of a woman Ia Thirty
first street, Third Upon Fastening the
spot the policeman found three men dragging a wo.
mau into vacant lot, with view Of ou,ragng
tackled the scoundres. sharp nsh. ensaed, in
finally the cowardly fellows took to their heels Ief
him master OF the situation The woman who gave her
pame Margaret McQuade, extremely thankrul for
her safe deverance and escorted by the ocer reached
her home without any further moestation.
MERCER STREET. TRicg.-James McClusky complained,
before Justice Kelly, that while taking peep at the ele
phant 10 No. 149 Mercer street, Thursday evening he
relieved OF his gold watch and chain valued at ssj
lie had suspicious TO the honesty OF OF the
lady boarders named Margaret Murphy and got officer
Archer 10 escort her N the Eighth ward station house,
The magistrate thought harrarets movements smacked
OF dishonesty and committed her for trial in default Of
$500 bail
srRpRrE THEv1.-Policeman McCabe, OF the Eleventh
precinct, wants for horse and wagon which he
ook from couple OF thieves early hour yesterday
morning The rogucs managed TO but were forced
TO abandon the stolen property or else run The risk OF
being captured
ix oroo Aclu.--w,llam Kofrnau alias Chaplin well
known confidence operator who has been several times 10
custody arrested yesterday By ocer Kinner Of the
independent police, charge OF stealing boz OF india
rubber goods from uoodyears No 20s Evoadway Justice
powling committed the prisoner for examination.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Arrivals aad DE pars~rss

ItAxr --stcAmship nspmouia--A Gump, Niihemine
Gvsm, kechten, Louis Plsrcr sally Ksyssv Samson,
Daniel. Gusta~ Gossier, M~ Tow ssend aad daughter
snAsenAs-Bsrk Csstie,oa-A wattA v Perkins
Mtsarru AS-Brig l. ssrout-Tnomas Narsba q Par.
her, Perkins.
uArArxAs- Brig JacintA A--FreA Gomea
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
News frsA CeIifesAie.
a - Tn - ursnoso lNI

Arrived ship pavA Crocket, New York; CamnA
fwhaler) thirty seven days, from NE Arctic Ocean.
Money Il Ip falr suppy, with n active demand. A..
lautc currency exchaage, 80 q 81 premium gsM II
New York sterling sixty days. SAd. legal tcndss. =
TSc Isshunus butter 800. fhs gooda received per snip
Dayd Crockett, being generally Desirable meet With an
sctivs demand at rsfea paying hAnduomeorodt
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
MARINE AMalrs.

Hsmmons. from sousSsmpos to NV Tcrs Ell psss"rs
parting In expressing our appreciation not only Of tAs
uniform courtesy ox Captain Schvenscn towards out
sisc Of the sbiY and ski disayed In the managerial OF
sss siyned Sv ths cabin easseasecs
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
.2,663,4Sl

y IN
IN green crop cultivation also have had falling or
AS compared with 1852 tho land under green crops last
year was 1885, but the extent under potatoes has IN.
creased by 514 cabbage by acres and car
ros parsnps and other green crops by $40 acres while
turnips show decrease Of rs 1855 acres mange wurze
and beet root OF $3.50, and vetches and rae 1I52
1855 under green crops in 1898 compared With the
previous Thus under those heads cereal and
green crops we have OF 070 less under
cultivation than there in the previous year. but we
have remarkable increase in pasturage. For
instance. arass laads hare increased In Ulster
and Connaught by ,280. and decreased in Ien.
ster and Munster by 1851 acres, leaving q net ia.
crease OF 723 acres Fdio,o has increased pro-
vinces OF Munster Ulster and Connaugh by 675 acres
and decreased in Ieinster by 3,2ss acres Woods and
plantations returned having decreased in Leuster
by ,43 acres and increased in the other provinces
the amount Of 315S acres and bog ,yrse nnoccupied
'coud appear to hare increased 10 oil Tie pyocces 10 the
emf Of 1856 acrcs.