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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

| RESIGNATION or GENERAL Sc HENCK.--Wc e
learn from the Washington STR that N. ljor Gen
/ Schenc', several days since, peremptoriiy tend
cred his resignation as major general of vol
untcers in the United States service 10 take eff
feet on the goth OF December, 1868. His res
| ignation has been accepted by the President
and the latter part Of this week Gen. ScAenck
will transfer the command Of the Middle De-
partmcnt, eighth army corps, to Brgadiar Gen.
Lockwood, who has been ordered by the Sccre-
tary OF War to the temporary command Gen
Lockwood IS Il brigrdier general of volunteers
| We hear it further stated that Il number OF the
gentlemen at present on the staff of General
Schencli will retain their positions under Gen.
Lockwood. General l.. is a citizen of the
State Of Delaware, and previous to enterinrtl,a
army held many important positions in his State.
II IS understood that General Schenck, upon
his retiring from the command Of the depart
ment, will repair to his home in Ohio to arrange
his private affairs. He will take his seat as !,
Representative from Ohio in the House of Rep
rcsentatiyes in the Congress which asseml,l. IS
on the first Monday in next month
s5g@'Thc Republicans in Illinois arc threatening
a revolution in that State. The Legislature is
Democratlc---strongy so--and their proceedings
are not of character, of course, to please the
Republicans. This Icing the case, The Chicago
Tribune gives Governor Yates the following ad-
vice
Governor Yates can pursue but one course,
and that is to dsperse the body as Oliver Crom-
well did the refractory Parliament, which had
become disgrace TO the nation in his day
These traitors have no right to come here to plot
more treason, after having been sent about their
business. Let Governor Yates give way to no
weak and prerile adviser, whether in our out Of
the state-hopse, in case these fellows attempt to
sit again, but act according to the dictates of
lis own mind and conscience in this natter
The issue Which traitors have been seeking to
bring on this state ever since the commencement
OF the war might ds well be tried now. The
times are auspicions for a favorable termination
Of it.
What amiable creatures these radicals are, to
Lc sure.
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True anoi Faithful.

The Democratic party, (says the Albany AT-
gtS) since the war commenced, as well as before,
has been true to its traditonary character and
faithful to the Union of the States and the Con-
stituhon, which forms the charter and bond of
union.--lt has cheeriully supported an admins
tration, not of its own choice, with the men aud
means to suppress the rebellion, and it has pro-
tested against no measure directed to that end
warranted by. the Constitution and the laws
II has protested against the exercise of arbitrary
power, the suppression of free speech and a free
press the invasion of the liberty Of the citizen,
and generally against all violations of the fun
damental law of the nation. 1t does protest a.
gainst conducting the war for the overthrow, in
stead of the support Of the Coostitution.--for
the suGIugation and extinction Of States, instead
of their restoration to the Union In word.
the Democratic party is simply true 10 itself
and its past history. 1t stands fast by the Con-
stitution and the Union, against all attacks,
whether from secession at the South or Aboli-
tionism at the North. 1t fights in defence o
our nationality, as established by our fathtrs,
against all enemies. This is the head and front
of its ofcnding-And this is denounced by Il
venal and corrupt press, by arrogant and usurp-
ing officials, by windy orators and by heated
partisans, as ''treason!" eff this be treason,
make the most of it," The traitor is he who
is unfaithful to the Constitution, and that brand
belongs upon the foreheatls Of those who make
those assaults upon Democrats.
ryThere is no late news of importance from
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

1EoN CRY CoLLEeE.--Pe,hap the most sue
cessfnl Commercial College in the West is the
above which has now reached degree ofrros-
pcrity hitherto uncSampled even before our ma
tional troubles. So numerous are the applica-
tions that it is difiicult to furnish accommoda-
tions for all the students who desire to enter.
The policy of the Principals has been to give
diplomas to no one not thoroughly qualified
III every department of study, and this has re.
suited in giving the institution such a reputa-
ton as is of great value to its graduates, giving
them great advantages in securing then, situa.
tions. The teachers are all well accomplished
and attentive, and course here secures thor
ough commercial education. For terms. &C..
see advertisement. m4r s.aEH
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

" FHR.N, Containing about 800 ACRES.
>, vii expose TO public sale the premises, In
hopewe'l township, Huntingdon county, or
1hu' sday, the l0M day of December neri,
The following real estate to wit A Tract of Land.
lying on the west side of the Raystown Branch.
containing about 800 ACRES, of which about l4O
acres are cleared, fenced, and in good cultivation
here are good improvements on the pre mses con.
sistns oil comfortable house, double log barn. a
Stone spring Lonse, and other out. buildings The
'aItn Is wen wafered, having spring in every field
and contains two fine ORCHARDS. a large nit Of
lhe ,ahd is rivpr bottom and produces il abundance
ltf farm will be sold altogether, or in two parts,
to SUIT purchasers.
The location of this farm is such as TO command
All excellent market a seasons of th- year 1t be-.
ing bat two miles from the Broad Top Railroat, at
Love station, and five miles from Coalmont
Terms will be made know on day OF saln
MARGARET HAMILTON
Cassville, Nov. &c, 1863.
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One Tract of Land.

Goa raining 203 acres and 80 perches and allowance
situate IN Monroe township, Bedford county, adi,in
ing lands of John Fletcher's heirs, Henry Steck
mans heirs, Joseph Ba7kman's heirs and others.
having thereon erected Log Dwelling House, Barn
and other out-bnildings there is, aso an apple or
ehard anh never failing spring of excellent water
on the premises. large portion of this and ia
cleared and under fence, part good meadow and the
balance well covered with good timber being the
'MansioE Property Of said deceased.
ALSO--ANOTHER TRACTOR LAND
adJonIog the above, containing 1872 acres 02 percb
es and allowance, about 70 acres cleared lad under
fence, part meadow, balance well tlmbered. having
thereon erected u Dwelling House, Barn Stable and
other ont-buIidngs there is, also an apple orchard
and good spring of water on the premises
ALSO-ONE OTHER TRACT.
adjoining the above, containing 1876 acres and "a
perches, being tract OF land surveyed on warrant
TO Leonard Nycun, decd, anl patented to hi m 9th
March, 1924. about 30 cleared and under fe
and the balance well tnb red. There is, also plen-
ty OF good wafer on the premises.
The whole OF the above described land ia nstert.
ed and title indspuable.
TERMS-One.third in hand, at confirmation of
sale, and balance 10 three equal annual payments,
with Interest tiom LIST April, 1864, at which time
deeds are to be made and possession of the nroper
ties given. Sale TO commence at / o'cloct' A. NJ.
JOHN NYCUM,
NOV ", lSo3--'t Surviving Ex'r.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

ing the love Of Union and love Of the Consti-
tuition, which should ever dwell in the heart of
the american citizen? Applause The great
conservative party is contendng for that which
is most easily gained--tlat which can he recall
ed with the least expense of life, and blood,
and treasure. And, more than that. we are
contending for that which when gained is t,r
more valuable than thesubjugation OF American
States" EAppIausel.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
Latest from Charleston.
lrowh INTO tile Cty-YHs Sea WdN Of

'77VEt0 A'"UEVH WI0 Wt LH7--IHS iSeN " dW q
Sumter EatraN Dest,yyed,
NEW YORK. Nov. GA Morris Island lei
Ter of tile 10th says that nineteen shells were
fired into Charleston on the Eth inst. falling
into the most populous portion of the city. On
Sunday night very heavy rebel fire was CON
tinuon;,y poured into our batteries from the
rebel works. There is nothing new to report
trem the fleet.
by The steamer Fulton We learn that the sca
wall of Sumter has been entirely destroyed.--
The rebels were building bomb-proof in the
ruins, ANA the bombardment Of tho work still
continues
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
The Conscription Act.

We publish on the first paee OF to-days pa
per, the opinion of Judge Thompson, on the
Conscription Act, to which we invite careful
perusal. 1t will be seen that the Act is declar-
ed unconstitutional and void, and the arguments
used and the reasons given are clear, forcjble,
and constitutional. We have always held that
the Act, abolishing State rights as it does, was
"a dead letter, and felt confident that the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania, when the proper
time arrived, would so decide. Pennsylvanans
can feel proud in saying that in the highest tri-
bunal in their State they find arbiters of their
rights; judges who are not intimidated by the
power of the Administration, nor corrupted by
its patronage, and who are not willing that the
rights of their State nor those of the people
shall be overriddcn, or tramplcd in the dust
The people will wait patiently to see whether
Governor Curtin, who is sworn to carry out the
law, as expoundcd by the Supreme Court, will
heed this decision. If PENNSYLVANIA had Gov
ernor Of her own choice all would be well.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

FuEL.-Ap'ppos of the "Wood Ordinance"
we had ''woOd meeting" last Saturday, at the
Court House, where the wood haulers were well
represented. After discussingth the "Ordinance, >
and the advance Of all things commercial, the
following rates were fixed upon: for Oak, pei
cord, Sc rs; for Hickory, $3.50. II wood
keeps on odranciag, look out for your wood
piles, for we have known it to disappear alto.
gether, even at the old rates
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

TIE Collectors fot'ISG3 Of the different borouahs
and townships of the county of Bedford, Iequir-
ed to meet the Board of Military Auditors al the
house of Col Jonn Hafer, in the borough of Bed
ford, the 81 day Of January 1864, where all L.
gal exonerstions and attachments will be made for
Militia Taxes. And be it known that no sXonera-
tions will be made altar the session of said Bard
a... ..f. LEMUEL EVANS, Pest.
. Nov. 81, 1868. . Board Military Auditors.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

Gov. Sprague was married last week at
Washington City, to Miss Chase, daughter of
"Greenback' Chase. jenkins" describes the
whole affair infinitely even down to the gaudy
trinkets worn by the bride. Every thing went
''gay as marriage bell !" as though there were
no widows wall, nor orphans Cry, all over the
land.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

FHLU II BLE kEA ESIA IE
Hy virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Bedford county, the undersigned administrator of
the estate of Willllm Sparks, late of West Provi-
derce township Bedford county deceased, will sell
at public outcry, upon the premises,
-Nonday, December 2StA, 1863,
all the following described real estate oil said de-
ceased, to wt:
One Trac. OF Land,
containing i5G acres and 10 perches net measure,
with good Dwelling House, Double Log Barn and
Other cut buildings thereon erected also, fine ap-
pie orchard ON the premises, being the Mansion
property Of said deceased.
ALSO-ONE OTHER TRACT,
adlolning the above, containing 10 acres and 1853
perchss, net measure, and having Log Dwelling
House, Stable and other buildings thereon erect
ed. ...
ALSO-ONE OrRER TRXCT,
ADJOINING the above, containing Is acres aLd l3
pe'ches, net measure, with good Tenant House.
Double Frame Barn and other out buildings thereon
ereoted--there is also good apple orchard of choice
fruit upon the premises.
The above properties are all we'll watered, are in
good state OF cultivation, and favorably located
within short distance of the Rail Road at Bloody
Kun. Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock, A, NJ. Of
said day
Terms made known on day OF sale.
CIV HOUSEHOLDER,
NOV. ~, 1868. Administrator.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

SuBLIME-The "Inqure,'s' effusion on the
freedom of his black brethren of African descent
He says that she is proud that he is an Aboli-
ZIONIST" The whole bears the marks of ma
MAC. We suggest that committee be at once
appointed 'over" him. Where is Prof Beamer
the head-exaniner The Inquirer Thus winds up
in grammatical sublimity, and deep veneration
(head uncovered), "Thanks to the most High.
Thou are in it all" He's improving getting
as smart as Congrcssman--"Glory to God,
Banks are elected"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration have been granted 10
the subscribers, residing in Juniata township, Bed
ford coanty, by the Register Of Bedford county, on
the estate OF Peter hllegas, jr, late of St, Clair
township, decd; all persons having claims against
said estate re requested TO present the prop
ery authenticated ior settlement, and all persons
indebted are requested to make payment immedi-
ately.
MICHAEL HiLLEGAS,
JACOB H. HILLEGAS, of p,
.Sorsmbar 20-6t 4- .Admiais!rafors,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
IMPO ORVANT NOTIC D.

IN RELATION TO THE JANUARY DRAFT.
Headquarters, Provost Marshal, SisteenM District,
Pennsylvania, ChamJersjHrg, Nov. 25. s63--Prnt-
ed alphabetical lists of the and residences of
all persons, of both classes, enrolled as iiobIe to
military duty in this District being prep red
speedily as possible.
Copies will at once be forwarded to the several
Enrolling Officers, at whose houses well as at
Post Offices and other public places they may be in
spected.
Any person enrolled may appear before the Board
OF Enrolment and claim to have his name stricken
off the list, if he show the satisfaction of the
Board that he is and will not be at the time anua-
ry 5th) fixed for the next draft, liable to militia ry
duty account Of
LIST Alienage.
I'd Non-r residence.
Sd Unsuitableness Of Age.
4th Manifest Permanent Physical Disability.
The time for so appearing before the Board and
claiming TO have names stricken of will expire with
the goth of December, next, after which day no
ses will be heard.
Persons who may be cognzant of other persons
liable TO military duty whose names DO not appear
on tt lists, are requested 10 notify the Board of
Enrolment. All persons enrolled on iniorma ton
thus received are entitled TO avail themselves of the
privilege o. appearing within the time limited and
claiming 10 have their names stricken oil, the sane
as if they had been originally enrolled.
The Board Of Enrolment will be in session daily
until Goth prox., to act on such cases as may be
presented. GEO. EYSTER,
Cap. y Pro. Mar. 10th Dis. Pa.
Nov 27. 1863.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

Cur DowN.-Two venerable locust trees ii
front of Blymire's. After they had withstood
the storms, the thunders and liehtnings of near
ly century; had witnessed the debut and ex.
it of generations they yielded at last to the rude
ncisions of the axe. While witnessing tic
operation we were made to exclaim "Wooduan
spare that tree"
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What They Promised.

The FRIENDS OF Gov. Curtin PROMISED THE pEo-
PIE THAT IL THEY WOULD RE-ELEcr HIM, THE WAR
WOULD END IN 80 DAYS AND THERE WOULD BE NO MORE
DRAFTING. Holm THEM TO THEIR PROMISES. sait
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

A VERY SMALL. DOG BARKING AT THE NOON
The above scene can be witnessed every fullmoon,
at which time the Inquirer man attacks Hon.
A.. II. Cotfroth, of Somerset
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
s5-Wood, Flour and Pork wanted in paymen
Of subscription.
Bedford Classical Institute,

REV. JOHN LYON, Principal.
The Cd Quarter of the 5th School Year of this In.
stitution will open as usual on Monday, November
10, 1868. Terms as before.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA1

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. |.0
tfy virtue OF the last will and te estament of Leon.
ard Nycum, late of Monroe township, Bedford coun-
", deceased, and an order of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the Undersigned, surviving execu.
tor IN said will named, and trustee appoint by the
Court aforesaid will sell public sale, on the prem
ises,
Monday, 2lat day Of December,
next, all the following desc rbed real estate of aaid
deceased, to wit:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27

e5~Thc devils" inquisitivencss prompts him
to ask why, when the Editor leaves, he always
goes sin care Of" the custodian of the public
morals?" The little imp had better stick to his
"Sticks." 1c ,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
Pension :,..t, asounty Ciaiurs.,

U. II. AKERS has received all The forms and in
structlons for procuring soldiers Pension md Boua-
" money. he also has partner in Washington
CiIy TO prosecute The claims speedily.
Bedford, Nov. OF, I3G3-tf
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ryThere is no late news of Importance from
the Army of the Potomac
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
W NTE D.

Some Beautiful PLAID SHAWLs. very cbeap. at
Nov. 81, 1868. Fuf .s FAPOuHAR,s
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
GREAT WORK ON CATTLE.

CATTLE AND THEIR DISEASES
KnBRAcIKo
ruxrr uuroxY ASp sIrYps CROSSING AND RRngpfxo. AHD
ENDING AID hAIAeExRsf; WIN rae pIaxAsEs ro
WHICH YuKy Ans SUpyBC1. AEp re nkxEpIEs bnS
ApAPrRp ynEin cuRK. TO WHICH s ADDED
hasT o. hkpiClx IN rRsAriSs cArrL8
VyTu Hrnsx0cS iLIpsrRArfoEI binov
cloth frsce ~ u
BY ROBERT JENNINGS, v. T.,
rrua q Pathology srd Opesnfivs s.rsery IN As Vefns
y Cen.es o. PhiI.aspis h,: Proie.ses Of vss.Iinsy
Nsdielps In the Agricultural Collage Of Ohio, escfcs
y Of the American Veterinary Association a. A@
sAsiphis, Author of Tbs Hass md hb D.
easos,' ETC.. ~.
4s vciun< cannot fs the sppsovsl Of evsy Fen-
q and etock rser II is arranged upon the sams esoer
psu = the rc1sse TIE Horse and bis DsesscA ey s
sane su:hos Of which upward Of W 40 copies hsvs already
bsss selA
Tbs epidemic PLsrRo PIEuuoSiA 10 sxhaussivsy treated
In3sA vhs Il fven this suojcc; s.oLe. well worth tts
price o. Sc kesh ,....v.
s.nre copns Gf "CirTLn Asp rExJS pI.Ia,u ~ o. o.
Tn UopsR Axo DIsxLS.s will " seot p0st psia W
any .ldrc.. on roeeiiS Pf psss. s!I' sssS
S~od ~ efdcy 70 - . "
JOHN y. POTTER, Ppbhshsit
Ma. Si1 SAMSON a.. Pnasdsph'A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

VINELAND. -
LANDs-Io all wanting FARMi.-Lsrse sad t'rivn,
s.,n,,t mild aud hcathful climate 80 miles south Of Fila
deiaLia bJ railroad Hch .o produces large csop,. wich
can now be s.c growing; "a anu .yafr tfats - on l'
10 "a per Are payable within folf good business
iug. f. and others churches schools and good
society II IA the moo. improving place ta-i of West
Ifndl.ds are settling aud building The bcfry with whfh
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reports and givns fu iosn cn al or sent fe"
Adlf,s. CiiARLis H. LANDlS Fin'iAnd % .u"oe'i.''
Co.. New. Jersey.
From Report Of Solon Robn'on, As Ed Tribune
s Of the most extensive ioHi. uacs IN an Mios
level position and suitable condition Tor pleasant farming that
~, know of tIis .il, ol the Western rIainc."
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Nem 11ublieatiot,s.

A ppI FTON & co. PUBLISH THIS DAY,
n nEJrTRAL RELATIONS OF ENGLAND AND
T,ic UNITED STATES being review Of the laws q
~ adopted by bOto Governments and the hisishc
,scoSd Of our Interpretations from President Washington
aown with history cf the pirates Alabama, Georgia -
Tio,idn BY the Hon CHSG q. LORIN0. evo. pp ~.
rrina go bent per mail. Ig,.t. paid 30c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

OrgicE OF IuL sralxr toYsissioSkR, [
ALwieak. Dotobr a. laJ.
T1rO CONTRACIORS.-I -IKOFOSALS In.
closed IN sealed ayelop- indor'.d With III. uus Of .he
.o.k and III OF N, bidder ~ntsn thereon Will be
received ,h, oleo puti III eloek IA. Iuosday kevsn
bes TO- 1905 49,
i0I ding steam IRE and tender !or Of I'm
rinr Com. any ~. a.
Tor baids ,ir. engine and tender for Of In
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or bnidh's ire srsn. snd aacs Tor u En
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foI tii steam Are engine and tender isr of I'm
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For buf4,ng .end's foI En iie Company No 50.
For building tsnd' TOT Exempt Ensin@ Company.
F6r rehu ding engine of OF Engine Company
No. 30
New land rnrn~ Tor Use Of hnsue Company No. ~
lt,1uilarg bs-. cs..af- foi Company ho. 10
ror buildile eagriaso ior lloas Coapany no. S.
Iank forms Of pVposas together wih the specifications
and agreements be- obtained tLs office. Dsled street
u, pa ,ni.it, kew Yorh, October 2J 1863.
CHARLES q. CORNELL.
Street { onini. .sionof
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Meoifal.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
WI IA -Four " e-ks By Dr. RCOaDs ESSENCE = Lir =:
This wcrdcrf sseGt viii restore Manhood 10 ne nose
Shattered Constitution whether arising fron Ere,se- son
Aba.s ts Eurcts o( Climate " Natural Csnses lie nnS
% cure tas os tayeerse Is ioer weeA. ave
urs IL inpo..se. Dr hsords ksscEcs OF Life s sod y
cas~s w distractions for for 5J or four qnsnes ~ 90
for 81 sen, caIeiy p.csed receipt Of eantioe oy ~
sceredi,et ssssL
a, ,o,y x~,.. r,a Iro.ir.y New .ioik.