The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-03-24
EDITORIAL. MEL lANGE.

-Up-substitutes
eyspfing-like-the weather and tie singing
Of birds
egPlanty-eggs aud counterfeit postal cur
rency.
Stirred up-tAe animals of the Harrisburg
Telegraph
es-A subject for tho prayers OF 4loyaI
preachers-Andy Johnson,
azrTrue blue-New Jersey; she's in favor
Of ire Old Constitution ind has just elected n
Democratic U. S. Senator
egEleyen thousand one hundred soldiers
who have died since December last, have been
buried in the cemetery at Nashville, Tenn.
fgThey have had eighty days of good sleigh
ing in Maine. Their winter product there
must be NAMELY snow.
eg~The sewing women have addressed pro-
test to President Lincoln against making shirts
At one dollar per dozen.
era bara-faccd act--A Paris letter brings
the important news that the Emperor has sha-
we'd Of his imperial.
Gs-Twenty thousand bales Of the Savannah
cotton have already been received at New
York
e~Oyer Dir. Herring's truck, IN the New
York Procession, was the motto: "Our coun-
try's Safe."-Ai;tIle ishy, Mr Herring.
-eg-An unhappy petrolepen Spectator eonfessea
to having 4oyed not wisely but too we'll"
gA black man recently testified in a St.
Louis court against white person. Some
thing new there. The world moves
ga nan in New London, Conn, is buiId-
ing large church at his own expense.
SRA court ic Dayton, O., has awarded a
young lady $500 damages for breach of
promise Of marriage. Pays nearly as we'll as
"eil"
&g-aIss julie Cobb committed suicide few
days since, by hanging herself ia her fathers
cellar Her head must have been full Of cobb
webs
ss-An abolition lady has sent us our own
photograph cut al TO pieces. The lady in this
case cut a prctter figure than she ever did be-
fore in her hfo.-Loutsgrt1e Journal
@Quoon Victoria has two vocant garters,
one Of which, ii Is expected, SIZE will bsstow
upon Lord Cowley.-Er.
We presume because LorI Cowley is suYpo-
se3 to have calf
e~Stand corrected The Carlisle yolssntesr
says that George Darsie never was Canal Gem
missioner, but was n defeated candidate fer
that Office Right, Mr. Bratton.
g8-Eew Hampshire has again elected the
Abolition ticket, by about the usual majority.
Epbraim IS joined to Lis idols.
eyMislaid, by the typos, an obituary no.
;ice handed us by Rev. B. II. Hunt, Of ScheiIs-
burg. Will Nr. II. be kind enouga % send us
another copy
eTWbat General in the Federal army ought
10 have the same advantage IN battle that was
given to Joshua, when, at lis command, the
sun stood stiH7 Doubleday, to be sure
erMr. Wm. Dibert, Of the Washington
Hotel, in this place, is about to remove to the
house recently occupied by o. E, Shannon,
Esq. Mr. Grove, Of Bloody Run, takes his
place at the Washington.
sz-Mai John II. Filler, 55th r. Y, for a long
time 4 prisoner in the South, returned to his
horne, in this place, on Monday last He was
welcomed BY a serenale. He has been meri-
toriously promoted to Lieut.. Colonel
s1The report that Andy johnson passed
through Bourbon County, Kentucky, on bis
way to Washington, Is denied but i Is admit
ted that great deal Of Bourbon county pass
cd through bim.--WorM.
syMean. The Harrisburg Telegraph is in
the i@bit Of attacking Us without sending us a
copy Of the paper containing the attack.
cIOur young friends, Wn. Jamison. n D.,
and J. Ross Anderson, II D, have just return
ed from Philadelphia, having recently gradua-
ted from that celebrated institution, the Uni
vsrsty Of Pennsylvania. They are both clever
fellows and we wish them abundant success.
cgWe call the attention Of our readers to
the announcement Of a. B. Cramer & Co, that
they will sell their goods at greatly reduced
prices. A word to the wise is sufficient
sEJ. B Farquhar announces that he viii
cell his excellent stock Of goods at a great re-
duction in prices. Give him call, if you want
cheap, as well as good, articles.
70 Col Robert Fyan, of Missouri, is at
present on visit to his old home in this place
Col. Fyan has served with distinguished gallant.
ry in the u. s.. Army, since the beginning of
the war, having participated in many of the
seyertst battles, among them the bloody fight at