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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-27
e,-TRADE.AT NEW ORLEANS increase 81
business at this port, writes a New Orleans.

e,TKADE.AT NEW ORLEANs.-9fheinn increase OF
business. at this port, Writesa New Orteag I,
correspondep the last six Reeks, is marvel
lOnss BY records at the Gust ON house u 'ap
pears thatthere have not been lessat nan one
hundred arrivals from seassince the ~, a' ~
Dct: of hicf abouthalf have beenfrom 70 retxn
ports 70 this tradea very 81 lm ~ vs. IS
been given By the pension OF the e.
Quarantine q Our Mexican and Wests lnasaf5
shippers are busy as bees and realizing large
profits slsf4 gaS18Ea @ $500 Y, So, - 80
9sAll down The gulf coast vessels daily go:
kden with products, principally Of the Upper
Mississippi and return alden With nlaTn
eV 81 The fare products of more Southe
cline. 10 Texaasss,.iis sent Western produce,
MACHINERY. and not few emigrants: to- Mexico
produce and flour. From these ports are re z.
ceiyedacottonand coined silver IN return. 10 @
tie West Indies are shipped -four, chinery,
and produce, and in return are received sugar,
molasses, coffee, tobacco and cigars. as.s,7
Within q few days. several OF onr great, New
York steamships have been ordered to- call on
at the Havana, going and coming, which Will
expedite business very much. me Liverpool
steamships will also continue to call OFT at that
port, both ways whichtwll make seml-weekly
communication with the ever faithful Isle,
andthrough it with Mexico and the other W.est'
Indies. In the meantime however, we are.
suffering somewhatby a partial quarapti ne from
European ports on account ot the threatened
appearance ST the cholera. - sssssss4s at3al
The Petersburg Indexsady ocates. the increase
ofthe legal rate of interest by the Virginia al
legislature It says - Again, it's notorious ..
that. at this time money IS worth more than
rntfT1 >'&a
aThee medical officers i of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau in the city of Richmond report that an
increase Of disease among the colored spopulla-
ton Of thatscity, now estimated at twenty-five
thousand, isbecoming very apparent. :: &c. -
Gen. DeRussy, Of the Corps, Of u g. Engl-
neers, died at San Francisco onsthe oath Inst,
aged seventy-fve years. -: -, ~ 1..E:-
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NTOTIOK. Freight to be transported over the
~ orang. & Alexandra r. R, wiz on .n ad
afs.r Thursday 17h Of 0.tqhss, e rese Nsw
and loaded on The ears, ~ ths lrg snu lseT
York Steamship, Whasf between -, Ssroh s'n l
Queen streets, ruxu
oeS lit o. =. IL \ II 80
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HARDWARA!la
- rAnEk eARLIN. .s...f4s.rt .

- AEkb j.. GAhL1Nt - q 3
uhol,-,T. s md Retail Dealer IN All DesefIHne1s
a. SLY d HEAVY -HARDWA d.
na.,,soually calls the attention Of pure has -
i, -. very large stock, consisting 10 part - fei
',ws; via
.eaned Iro1, oil Sizes " s...zgs .45a.,a.s 3.
Horss Shoe Iron s.us. ..I.ss.....sa,., Ss...ss
Nail K5ds sso.wey BFo1ss ..s.z.g .4>s.ze.Ess Z
~ ps.t. ~ s s Anariean end AngHaa
Band ind. Eoop Iron; sass4sssx 4 t...sa !
Anvils, Vices and Bellows.
sledpss. Hammers, Pineers go. zx95.E,e q
Springs, Aries Hubs, Spokee; $a Az
Felloss Shafts, Pole, assorted sISes. "a ~. No..
Z. Nails and Spikes, cut. and wrought. !.
Horse Bhoes, Ares, and an endless vaf1esy Of
articles, all OF vhiah will be sold low Tor Arb.
JAMES r. CARLIN,
ost l-x 10. g. King st., Ale1andtsa
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I,REIGHTon all articlesto Springfield, Burke's,
Fairfax, Union Mills Manassas, Bristoe
Warrenton Junction, Bealeton, Rappahan1n7oclkS
Brandy, Mitchelps, Rapfdan, Madison, IN ort9
Garden, Covesyille, Rockfsh, Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations. mus. bs,PrspWa5d arranton
Culpeper, Orange, Gordonsville, Charlottesville
Loyingston, Amherst, McIvers, and Lynchburg
fAas 70 gov JOHN F. LATHAM, {
sT General Freight Agent,
.os,t- X .s5s IA s.. o. s. A: R =.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA, R. r.
CONTINUATION TICKETS.

/: Persons wishing to travel frequently from
ofthis road, may purchase coupon tickets, at q
Giseount Of twenty i've per cent upon the rsgu-
lar fare: Apply at the General Ticket Office
or iSLdtf J. NJ. BROADUS, 6. T. A..
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take pleasure in Recommending it to my
friends as being reliable and IN every way
worthy of their patronage, iis,,7, moan
nnr l4-1y NO. l7o, KING ST, ALEXANDRIA,. "a. "
DIRE 7TNsURA zee AGENCY, (
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Baltimore -
Active Cash Capital ..::...............$2oo,. 900
JOS. Z. AILNOR, THOs. e. HAsabLEfoh
0 SECRETARY 80, President,
. ...@ MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS -...
FIRE : ms ORANGE RI COAPANK,
L w = Of Bahsnsore - .7
ISAAC WILLIAMS, =. p: CAMPBELL
: The undersigne.: ha been appointed agent
in Alexandria, FIR the above reliable com
panies and is prepared to lssua policies against
loss or damage by .frrE*sn oil descriptions OF
favorable as2shose of any other company OF
equal strength and responsibility
Applications in writing or by person made
A. nv house, No lOl Prince street, will re-
ceiye .promps attention. -: T
e1S-6m 1sT y 1. tIaON 40.
@gi~:@ LIFE INSURANCE.
ztg,HR EQUlTABi LIFE ASST EANC ;E
/ SOCIETY OF I HE UNITED Sta les;
Cash Capital and Assets ovsr... 81 ooo. ooo oo
The rates of>premium are as low as those OF
INV YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE
: COMPANY:
Cash Capital. $50. 1856, 600 90
rnsures against ACCIDENTS OF al kinds.
The. rates Of premium in this company are
very low and no me I'd e1 npn re-
ang1o-1v Farmers Bank Building.
IY1HR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
/ .~.H H. ALEXANDRIA,. i. IF
(CHAnYHRHD IN 1919 .g..
Contnus. TO insure against loss OF damage
bv fire. The company which has had the
conhdenet Of the community for more than
h a century .s'1 fG i. f sss p ho ss's
lished rates, and losses promptly paid.
Ofiea heors "a q. m, to r. m.
O. VI. WATTEES, Secretary.
.. .~ Directors: .t.. -. -.
. l. p. Cover, Ppest 9. ". Wattles
J: 81: Brsnt, 81 :. s h 6
y y. 6 er, Vfi"ists E. RsG +. s stsSis,,
p Smith Samuel Harper.
sux lo-IT ". h. Fowle.
INSURANCE.
eoBEsT JAMIFsoE' GEO w. "a ~ 'eo"
This undersigned have opened an efhes in
the rarrosrs' Bank Building No. 100, Prince
strest between PITT and Royal streets, tor the
transaction of 4 GENERAL INSURANCE
'They have been appointed agents for The
following well-kmewn and long establBhed
Com panies in place OF the former gent, An:
drew : T sns.i HOME INSURANCE CO., ~:
- Of the City Of New York;
Cash Capital oooooo W ~
Assets nearly ...... ............ 4, 900, 600 90
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
Of Hartford, Connecticut:
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NEW Eek PRESS I'M E. -. d e. p. zs... d
w. W. tss..7s e =. BETWEEN st Il

NEW Eek PRESS LIN b.. % ssq.. zl.... d
PHILADRLPHlA.ee : .A .
GE0RGETO WV Z { WASHINGTON, D< Q
~, 11<S,5s,.< VIA CANAL. ,s@. .....,.,
saa. -n Good sui stantial and we'll e adAptso
FREIGHT STEAMERS e0mp 11SN
this.n;SW line. which will sail on WEDh Els $:
S NV -SATURDAY T, Of each week from
Ph IN shI md TUESDAYS and THURS
DXYSfrorm Alexandria, at u m.
Fre;aht. Sc, at moderate rates, <..f3 =. ):
Por particulars, apply a. F: saz.sif4 ~
Hsas 81 a.a4 a#@ n ELDR1DGE s. CO.,
aaaae5 Not South wharves, Alexandria,
sssassssaA = JOHN b. DAVIDSON, Z
Ma. 8e. Water St, GeorEeto w q warrington.
az: ,Zs1S@ WILLPAM P. CLYDE.
rl--.f No. IA, North Wharvcs Philada.
Ga 49,, FOR BALTIMORE CHAP,
& s<alS;:zi EEL POINT AND POlQmAatC
RTVEK LANDINGS 9. steamer = GOhu N
BIA, Capt ames Harper, will lesye G9m n
street wharf, Baltimore, every SAlOhmmA
at 40 clock p. M. and returning! 1esVs
~ 1rsvFFl.WRDNESDAY, touching 81 che "a
Mons landings on the river.
TN Tha steamer THOS. 3. CAHILL, Capt jas
r Norris will leave Baltimore every W ED,
TrEnAY AZ %. M, returning leave here st
a. q ss = a. SATURDAY.. This steamer will
atSn - CHAPEL POINT, going Ind r'tur turn
ina IN. c.hl1 has lsrgs capacity Ter freight, Ind
x;n,'.r. hood have no fear Of disappointment
= npacaipt Of their goods, and where large loss
Eva IL 80 shipped special eneagemenas may De
made therefor: WHEAT . ~ B*o Ag SSrand
oc. 6Q-1y =, = D--..--.-
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RRID'S EXPkEaS COMPAl
La A -

OFFICE, 20. IL, KING sfREE7:
R.i1x. Express Company is prepared 70 ~,
cevt all Article s, TslusoIe1p 800 40
fresh., Of ill descriptions 70 tiGnintna 49,
nn;nts Ai.o receive and forward goods TO al
ppo;nts North. Goods called ter If o1der: let. At
office z.4 : = 80 Y -.
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ARI,E INSURANCE. CO.,

IL OF GHARaoTTEsSN vi p, ": 1,.o,,4
This old aid well and well esta hlish ed 'VIR
GINA COMPANY, ) haEjng ::survived. the. e.;
larnities Of the pastfour years is nov W IN good
conaiSi34 ard f5psTed 10 tfansact b4fl1less aj1 n
FIRE R1SKsso on the best. terms. = :lh e wei
known reputation Of the Company for: Caution
and Prudence aid for Prompt Settle ment of
Losses yat no doubt secure for it q fair snare
Of pub lie patr onage. ~ ..,. =: j, :.
:statemen Of Assets and Liabilities Of The. Abe.
marie Ilsuranee Company, and are fully salts salts:
fed.of the safety and soundness of the lnstltuI-
ton and recon- ID END it to public favor
HORACE e. KENT; =
-. ..E -e..~ A. Y STOKES 6 CO.,
%1 THOMAS R. PRICE.
Having ;accep pied the agency Of this Company
I take pleasure in accommodating 1t to my
friends as being reliable and in every way
worthy of their patronage.
sug l41y NO. 40, KING ST. ALExANDRlA:- "A:
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More LoyaI Thieves.

Uur space is scarcely large enough to pub
lish the accounts OF the almost daily exploits
of the ''Lcyal" thieves who infest every de-
partment of our government Here ere few
in addition to those already published
4. p. sT0SE---iMNESsE DEFALCArIoS.
The Ohio StateSnan says
at is pretty we'll understood that Mr. a l.
Stone committed suicide; end aIss, that he died
q defauitar TO a very large amount. Our -ead-
ers are aware that he was the Coliecto; Of In
ternal Revenue for this Congressional district
We have very high authority for stating that
Ills defllcation viii foot up high "a 81 40. 900;
and some put it still higher. His securities, j:
IS said, viii escape responsibility on his official
boud-as, VIC understand, they notifsd the
government some time age, that they would no
longer continue 20 be responsible thereon
9Ir Stone was formerly Treasurer of the
State of Ohio, elected By the Republican party.
Mr. Stone was loyal" and no doGh' was
the SOLDIERS friend. But what Is one bpn-
dred ard forty thousand collars absolutely
nothing. compared with tbs Memphis Custom
House ''loyaw thief who stole one million and
"a quarter of dollars. And the look at the
other developments made in Van Wicks re-
ports.
But here is another
ARREST De a rHIEvtNG QrARTEaNAsmR's CLERK.
ClSciNNArI Aug, ia quariernasler's
clerk, named Russell, was arrested here ycsicr-
day, charged with abscondng with $4,000
IN government funds, whilst stationed al Louis
vile.
No wonder Quarterma2teTs are 'lgyal"-rit
p,vs.
TwENTE TI1oUsAND DOLLARS IS nice slice
for a clerk
What 5es5i.sQit Is to hare natlonal debt
and Republican Administration
KrrcurM the New York forger and gold
rob6ar: ana EAK,u tho bank ro9oer mho cut
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CAUTION FROM TaE
5HER!JiN WiTOi 50.

II having come 10 our knowledge iazt ilaltatlons
Of t5e American Watch have been PIT upon tia
market ia grea. nnGl5er, calculated by their g.;.y
wolheosDe7s TO inJGfe the reputation Of oar gems
inc products, 70 protect our own interests and lie
las!ic f,oG. imposition, again publish the tIads
saaIks by which our Watches may invariably b.
known,
We manufacture Ioar styles of Watcher.
The FiRsG mas the name
"AMEEICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, MasS,s
engraved on the inside plate.
Che SECOND has the name
"sPPLETON, TRACY L CO, Wagham, Mass"
engraved the inside Plste~
Ike ! Hl&D has the name
"P. ). BARTLETT, Walghsm, Mass" engraved
on the inside plate
All fhe above styles haze The na1e hmeIlter
ten co. printed on the dia., aud are warranted 10
every respect
The TouRrn hea the name
:.}YM. ELLEKY, Boston, Mass.,' Engraved On
rus insi1s >, -, AID Is no. named on the dial
All the ABOVE described Watches ere naas Of va
7lgQs sz-s and sold lu gold Or silver cases, as
may be required.
Il IS hardly possible for us 70 accurately describe
the numerous InitliIoEs to srsaa w have alluded
TheT are usually inscribed with names 80 tsarly
approaching our own as 70 escape tie obses,silop
OF the Unaec1slhs.el huvef. = 'tPreseElrtas
made b tae UaioH Watch Co. OF Boston. Nz.s.,''
no SUCH company existing. Some named tbs
..soId'Hls Watch," c be sold as our fourth or Wm.
Ellsry atyle, Usually Lnown ta= "Sy...sg's
Vztsa.' Others are named 80 APPLETON Watch
Co >" others the "P. >. b,rtlGZ,'' instead OF our
80. :. Bartlett - besiass l:sans saleties named IL
suca snaaner as r. convey the idea thu, hay are
ths veEi.-5.s productions oi taa A1,eri:an Watch
Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly so!-
diess, against buying certain articles CALLED Watch
Is, 80 freely advertised illustrated PsPsis as
"Army Watches "0f7cer-' Watches Magic
Time Ohservers,' .sArcana Watches, &C. the pri-
ces of which be from seven to sixtssa
dollars. 4 good wq:cA, in these tiples, csnEo; b
afforded for ery snch money.
A lulIe attention on the part o. buy7rz will Pvc
leci item lrom gross in?os,riop.
ROBBINS x APPLETON,
Agent, for tbe asneriean Ws.ch Co.,
iS2 Broadway, Nav Ye:k.
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Gettys' Ps.otograss. ss.ssc Galsery
Public Sale
OF T.8LURRLE RE.fL EST.7TE.

The subscribers will Offer for sale on the PREMISE
in Bedford township, on SATURDAY, the 25in Q!
August, at IL O'Clock M, TIE following descTi5eG
real estate, 10 wit ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND,
containing one acre each, fronting four pa:ches on
the public road. aud adjoining lands OF VIZ, Che2-
owetb, Immediately opposite the Cha lybesie SpriGs.
Also, lot Of ground fronting road. cos
tanning about FIVE scFes, snd adjoining lands of Wm.
Chenoweth, John Amos and others, having theysos
Log Dwelling House
Also, lot of ground of abcut Twelve Acres, sd.
joining lands of Hugh Moore, John Sproa; and otht
This lot will be divided and sold in parcels TO
suit purchasers.
Also, tract If Tlnbsr land, eoataining Eboot
sixty-dve acres, adjoining lands of Philip Littls,
Jonas hissong and others. This lot will also bs dI.
yIded into parcels TO suit purchasers.
Also, one other lot OF Timber LAID, adjoining
lands of Jane Grain, George Croyle and Others COO
tanning about seventy acres, having thereon erect
ed Log House and Log Stable, and other uecesss-
r. buildings. Also, an Orchard of choice fruit.
Also, at the same time boz Sc wagon, Ploughs,
.Halrows. Windmill, Cutting Rox, Horoe Gaars,
Grind Stone, and variety of other usefu. articles.
JOHN 9. BRInAHAal,
J. W. LlNGENFELTER,
aug Alt A1taIaisi.s!ci1
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Good Rules for All.

Pgofdne swearing is abo;ninsbls
Vulgar language is Disgusting.
L IsqaIstlven ess is offensive
Talt.ius IS mean.
Telling les is coTtemptible.
Sandering IS deyjIish.
Drunkenness IS disgreeeiuI
Lazines; is shaGs!uI.
A void all the abDye vices and aim at usefoiees,
This IS the road by which 70 become respectable
Walk IN it.
Never De ashamed Of honest labor.
Pride is hateful eurse-a hateful vice Never
act the hyPocTIte.
K'"p sooi company. S7e2L tds f-atb a. ell times
Never be discouraged Dut persevsre ard .~oun-
tains vii! haco!n2 mole, nils. LCEERWaL
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erWu the Bedford zlgurn please COPY the

eEFill the Bedford AlqYs7T please copy the
following from the LegislGtire Reco' d, page 414
or forever hold lis peace on the subject Of Civ.
ing soldiers the right to vote in the army. We
DARE the editors Of the Ia92acr - publish
this
AMENDMENTS TO TUE CONstiTCTION.
On motion of Mr. BROWN, the House pro-
ceeded 10 the consideration of Senate bill No.
5, entitled "a joint resolution proposing GER
tain amendments to the Constitution Of the
Commonwealth
The first section was read ga follows:
Be 1t resolved By the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of Pennsylvania in General
assembly met, That the following amendment
be proposed to the Constitution of the Com.
monwealth, in accordance with the provisions
of the tenth article thereof.
There shall be an additional section to the
third article of the Constitution, TO be designa-
ted as section four, as follows:
Section ". Whenever any of the qualified
electors of this Commonwealth shall be in any
actual military service undcs requisitlon from
the President of tue United States, or by the
authority of this Commonwealth, such electors
may exercise the right of suffrage in al. etec-
tions Of the citizens, under such regulations as
are or shall be prescribed by law, as fully -
if they were present at their usual place OF eloe-
ton.
On agreeing to the first section,
The yeas and nays were required by the Con
stitution, and were Us follows, viz:
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, (Carion,) Allemin,
Basbach, Barger, Barnett, Beck, Big nam, Billing
felt, Boileau, Bowman, (Cumh'I,) Bowman, (Laa-
1ster,) Brown, BuIgwn, Cochran, (Erie,l Cochran,
(P1iladeldhia,) Coleman, Denaston, Ellis, Etnier,
Foster, Gilbert, Glass, Graber, Guernsey, Hakes,
Hargnett, Hasiett. Henry, Heron, Hill, Hopkins,
Hoover, Horton, Ruston, Jackson, Josepbs, Kaiser,
Kelley, Kerns, (Philadelphia,) 6erns, (Scauylkjl)
Kline, Koouee, Lee, Lorg, Mcclellan, Mckee, Nc
Ianus, NcMurtrie, Mayer, Marsh, Marshall, Mil
lec, Mlsslmer, Musselman, MEYERS, Negley, Nell
son, Noyss, 0'Iarra, Oimstead, 0rwig, PaIcoast,
Patton, PeTshing, Potteiger, Price Qnigley, Reed,
Reif, Rex, Riddle, Robinson, Schofed, Shape, Shl
mer Slack, Smith, (C4estar,} Smith, lL2@caster,)
Smith, (Paiadephla,) SpangIer, Stanberger, Sgt-
phiH, Walsh, Wa-t, Watson, Weaver, eiser, Wells,
Whit, Winiey, WinIle ami Johnson, SpsakT-5l.
NAYS Messri. boyer ami Rlce-2.
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lowed 20 assure proper control and TO organ,
ze q system Of labor suited TO the new con9.
ton OF things, capital viii be raised to reea;r
tie rarages Of war and the consequences of
neglect; cultivation viii recommence, weslt,
viii increase, and there Will necessarily be a
vast increase Of material, liable to taxation.
from wl:irh no small amount win b. drawa for
local aud general revenue.
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Iase of Co. D. l3lh Pa. Cav.

eiroNEwAix. JAcKsoN's HoEsE The reritalie
war-borse Of toe Confederate chisf S'oaewall
jackson, may now be seen at Newport, L ].
1t is noble animal and makes fine appear
LDce N the street.
Hs is owned by George Francis Train, who
is cutting quite figure win him among the
ct thai famous resort He can do it.
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A SOLDIER TO TIE "ISQUlHEa." GREETING
The following letter is in reply to ore of the
Eaq,artT's insults to the soldier:
BeDFoRD II. Aug. 10, 1865.
Mr.. EDITOR
see by the last issue of the Bedford
Inquirer, that the editor Of that delightful sheet
has discovered that there are gone cooper
head soldiers" viii quote his language
"The Gazette has lately made an addition to
its editorial department. An individual has
been engaged to hunt up Copperhead soldiers
and to write letters for them Up 10 this date
three or four have been found
Now, this Is pretty piece Of blackguard-
ism to come from men that profess TO be the
exclusive friends of the soldier. l presume the
writer of this precious tit-bil intended it for my
benefit, as l was rash enough to publish 10y
views in the Gazette Very well. Let him go
ahead with his ablse. will leave ii to The
people, "Republicans" and Democrats, whether
the editor Of the Inquirer who sneaked out Of
;'ie draft by pleading that he had zig veins m
has tegs, or myself who served hororaby my
term q enlistment in the army. most deserves
the name Of "cOpperhead." The poor, miser-
able, chicken-hgered old granny that he Isl
Why, all that he could do was to stay at home
and abuse his neighbors for staying at home
ike himself. He talk about ''cUpperheads %
He ought to put on one of his grandmother's
pettieoats, and travel about showing his ''big
veins" at 5 cents sight. He could make more
at that than by lampooning returned soldiers.
As for writing for the GaSe:te there are many
Of us returned soldiers who are sick and tired
Of the IngHreJ'g falgehoods and Of Niggerism
generally, and we find the Gazette the only
medium through which we can express our SEN
timents. What's more we intend to write Just
for what paper we please and whenever we
have a mind to. The Black Copperhesds Of
the Inquirer can't deter US from doing our da-
IL at home, even il they did sneak out of Faith
er Abraaams call for their assistance 10 us in
tne field But l would advise them not to be
TOO free in applying that word oopperhead to
returned soldiers. Some nigger-hsads might
lose the last syllable 10 their names, if they
don't learn to be little more polite. Be lit
tie careful, my sweet frienls Big rtias woat
sare 7cu all the time. Yours &c,
JACOB s. C. GATES.
late Of Co. D. 18th Pa. Cav.
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Letters Of admtnssfxs'ioa en tha ss,a.. Of Georss
W. Hardinger, iatsof Co.'S bsrland Valley Township.
deceased. having been granted to the subscriber,
residing IN said township, all peyscng nd6bteItn
said estate are hereby notified 10 maks pxyra~t
immediately. and those havipg CLAIMS will pre,ea.
the m properly aotaentEcated for settlement.
REUDEE YAhDfSGER,
August 25-sl' AGn's
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AUCTxoHEERnN,s.

O Yea Vest 10 one aad a,l
. ] hat have any sales 10 cali
Tae uadeTsf Hed having taken out aucticaearl-
eense for Bedford county, offers his services 10 the
public. Apply al his residence one sle aoEih Of
Jadge Burns In Jnaiata owosbip. OF sy mail direct
70 ScasllsbnTg, Bedford Co.. of jugs Burns.
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decayed cheese, it will fall to pieces, exhib-
iting within it living corruption that will
turn the stomachs of the Loyal League it.
self
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-25

Harvest HOME FEsTIyAL-On Friday last
we had the pleasure Of attending ''harye8t
home picnic" near the residence Of Mr.. David
Koontz in Bedford township. The affair was
VOL attended and passed off very pleasantly
The people Of that neighborhood are clever
and genial and know how to make themselves
agreeable On the occasion referred 10, q most
excellent dinner was served up, TO which the
guests did ample Justice After dinner the time
was spent in dancing, pitching quoits, and Other
pastlmes 4 more quie; and orderly party we
have never attended 1t was a real hearty old
fashioned peoples picnic. AS we saw persons
Of all parties, sects and denominations, ming
ling together, we could not help thinking how
easily ami bow beautifully the late anniversary
of he Nations birth, could haze beea celebrated
in the same manner, if few demarcgues had
not thrown a bone Of contention among the
people. 4 number Of persons visiting the springs
were present at the festival prominent among
whom wac Judge Daily, of New York, accom-.
panied by his excellent lady. We are unde.
many obligations to our rural friends, for their
kind attentions on this occasion, and shall long
the happy day we spent with then
last Friday. Until we shall again meet them
TO 'fshout the harvest home" we can only think
with the roet,
'How blest the farmers simple life,
Ho~.p the jGy il Yields;
ESI from the Osl's Is opestUons stftse,
Free mid the sceais 5slaa.'