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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-25

The REASON WHY.-''Can you tell me why
the republicans of wealth ere 81 anxious to
have the negroes vote?" Of course we could.
1t is well known that the Democrats, as soon
as they get into power, intend to Tax Bonds
thereby compelling the rich Bondholders to pay
their portion of the Taxes, instead of heaping
it upon the poor men and farmers as is now
the case BY giving the negro vote they ex-
pect to control things so as to always run IN
their own men, 1t is time farmers and every
body else should begin to enquire as to the
reason why they are taxed SO heavily and the
privileged class" always escape.-Dem, Mes
se1qer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-08-25
NEW SERIES.
SHODDY VS.. SHODDY.
Kelley Excoriates Cameron.

''WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT HONEST MEN
MAY GET THEIR DUE.o
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

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0ns9ssD.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

DIR a:6ktt P,tra IA dnts @tinletntn Rffio5, rs 20
Ir erstn Stras b.rt Gtnu etabt. bort obr
1tdtn ot,r BIcd sera6ert w,rbsn ta'f Itins W
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In tra,nb sin.m ant ren stast as el@s.
belt fir rmdtes gsrtua. ~bspcntrt n II
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ttm nit rem 81. Tt5. 1861 ~euesntsn Satr s. So
Ter Qbartr cbsr Snfurp sraipus Glts on +
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

3mif9eu ben Mormoucn unb tr Na'
ttonal, Neatnung (9einen G& srnfe 0er'
tptdaluneen, peuubnetten. Dtt Dsron'
laduna N, ZEN triftn @ibbsQi9hthn par;
bab rtr III, gtaotsn ,@tnral .Qesa1 tn
ber @aItttRabt CUR 8nbtnesruna bon
llnrubsn cine ,tgl&!tte'
Brigham youne belt tie far;sihtnot Z
ertf in i.tns lunossberrltden @e&te unb
S.otst, et .Y,eto4eeet natblasnfe9 sl'
etn ane1tf pSttttkH unp @tntrofs Con-
net fab f4 etnalblat BE @d$ass We
rt&ten unb etntge Bomben obsr cte Stuet
~ uerfsn. Dies ptrtts fl1 bln 'au6sn.
lid, ober, man srpartet .tsn @ustru&
trnR.r GslntfrHgtsftin;; itfe aftbr l't&t In
Dfsneu 3rteg mi. rsn Meru1entn arsar'
tea f6nnen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

z @.tfw elt.fYaftn'1w7tlt.
Der eebe su @acsmmiB Qnsper sGItts StE
BrabDz unp 3metten Strabe.1G rtperfaah
lest feinen'@ crratbo 'pp1 'GuDrp @epbs"
5u bepeutsnr bsratseitstsn prsilsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
Nubitore Office Scwa. |
Tes Wctnfs 25 Gebr. 1865

Tes Wctnss,, 25 J.br. 1865
q mIrs Hermit tadeintet, tas am % ssbr. 1866, Ell
tslGportru Stridi In ttsfrr Effes ttponirt wurts usl6e
TIN bufonb Der Ncr:t Nmtrttan Sir. Sufuroru Company
Ioetrt IN N,w ncri. I'm & taot Nsp Ders. am 81 Dusmte
1864 na6ptf. tn utbtrstrfimmun NIT BEN 6satmn1anBe,
.tno @slsees Ter @tnual. UHsmbip ," etasts Sera. b.
t.tIt: Gin Ntt In 9ssus onf DerEd,erunsS'0 o.
( Md,aftem :. ~stnsmiet am Is. .Sanuar. 1857 unb sinsn
UT ,ur am.nttrurp ~t.Nelbeu. ~ssnslrn'at ON 9. B'br. 1855
unb stn.n Nt ia Bsus nuf q:bsns gsra&srunes'@sfsn
(aafnu, etn.: mig, am II. aRd-i 1852; tas ~bsfastsr Bird
auswsta. taf tsfnets @sf,nfd # ta' trforsstt&s 2aptto
ttnbt uns tdHslbt s~stsmd6is arselset tst
CHG. @dtQfGaft 1T bdber autortart Drf hsrunes-@s.
(6df. tn ttsf,m etooie ,u ttun. In llsbestuAtmmuue mi
e,n eta,tsa,fssn. bic Jun, 81 San.1S66
G. pirb frnsr st&d"tat. bae y efmrfon. u 90. BON
Doptrp,rt, pen Der @sftnt6aft tersn ssfttit&eu 0esntsn
unb Rsamtsn, ais ttrtn aesnt fit eestt -Gsuntu sruannt
pe,e<u II. mt, Deam a6t bafdtf Rera&srunet .Rtaict "a
lbsrnsbmtn nub Bic @ssaf6aft sr ben 0srt&tsn III ssrtrs.
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Bsr,&tts IA.
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L.. D. unb Unts Rsetl bier t~sseflst on sSsn bsf'stsm aas
q. n. elliott, etaaIs. dutitrr.
Eamusl u. Wprss. Dtrutu. I'D u3mw
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09

Nereint9te Stqpten
1870 proeentt8e Mnletbe.
-,. ...,,. .S'..arr~.'S -

pa susun i&,tst ,sn sm s'asa,. eehetsr, BAT Ser ha'sr'
,a&uus ts 0<zu4I.e 9 ssttrt,.tsai. 4 sntur fassss Ssr'as!f
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prn,n. 5taka y. sssr .,ss,us nab alsabts =: t:r:rr
.1eiebcnrD rei6ieer Mnlcibe
~tsianrt. aussusmmtu.
DIFF, Ro,u surt.n am IS. ausua 1854 ~ausstasus nns
Hns Ia trat Sabrsu pom Dotum tn durrtnss ,asfsaf sssr
nod es'sstsn zee susat"'ia "
pn S,oaten 5 20u (fdS Drr1snt 9ele
/, trag.nrs goneS -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-09
Sic Ginger jbtn Ndbmaftiutn.

Sic eingcr'fdtn N%dbmafdipcn.
un(srsa NantI:en. Rdbn III. srn trtt a6 rod stneu sDeIi
ruff. eElF sbue ouen 3meif.l vt teRe. btatefe unb tn6aa
aQtr Bis itei lem pubNfum a%nefbetrnen 8amtIter, Ndtmaf&t.
ntn. Ksne anetre Famtlen. ytdhn afhint bal fp- sttit adsit&s
Drrrt6turefu yum G sumtn. q :nten, Galeu, NetRtu. Giute.
ben, Breit(dumen. HDetten, Nufndbtu' Il. Retut anbere 10.
NIL TN. RdtnaMtns IA m 70 ptels bsrf6lrstns 4 HIDDEN errt4.
ten. Gle u6tt }ebs artsDn 3rup mti iets Dirt son Baben.-
Urrte unb neut Derbehernnetn mddtn unftre 8unillsn 8db-
rdf&tueiu tr iuuerldntaatn, bauupofttfea unb am etuau,-
teu arteiitnbtn. Ste ma&t bu at an Beftn beiannttn etu-
as!uot.ten ett&. Ssttr. kIba b. Wef& rdnitthe. Hani 'af
ftueu Did feben, wt uuitre q Bamtlt,n Hdtmaf&tne At,
trausi pesbeu mus. uniste Gaminen. Nabmafttutu fub
touber unb selGmadoOl %aeorbetttt.
Dr. RIappiaaen Der Maf&tns IA zine tsr annr.i&a Ger uub
trdubtaIes tn Qorrt& .un gen. Gsuu Pie Rafbtue rubf. utrh
ffs bur& %beuf.lben atf&uss. NIB ri Der Nrtttt bHset &, sEnen
avs ben rtrthuuutrn 55Iisrn s.madt. Hnb auf bic etnfa&fe
eDtit StrIiert. N dbrtnb anbtre auf tas tpHbarhe ee&ml6i
Gnb.
pan nrs he BamNtsn- va tnndf&tur ~uuSls,uat In u,b.tt
kten. UNI dhtr TIRE { 66utett uub 2:iaunssfibtAit urttetIsn
~ ternsr. Gle sotrb fur Ram tttenasbrou& BALI eben 70 rppu-
ld| fttn. re rnfere arttrn Nafntnen fur gobrtiottpn.
| Ee 3rcerfRten bdlteu fetS Borrotb ru G eite, iwih
9ptru; HubeIn, Del &. Der beaen Art, ~
Daan lade I'D eth Qtr.ulof ipmnasu.
Dit Ginger Ranuf curing Company.
"4h8 Brcahuap, RIM. 6oIf.
dbteaeo.cnes: ri. % t~IarIara6e, Sus.
u. &rar1e, ag'nt,
T>aYtnport. Soma.
Office in Goosnpor's Bird, ,in. srfss'
bod. n5Ttum
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-21

aud = Tie trump eardof tie Radicals 10 force
aeere suffrage or tie South. Mr.. Wilson
has, IN recent speech. affirmed that tue
proposed Amendment means negro suffrage,
and who can say what else dangerous 70 the
white mans supremacy it may not near
when the barrier Of constitutional rcstric-
uan Is broken down. The Radicals know
Wei enough that they cannot hope 10 esl
eohtiol o. me government, N opposition 30
the whole South and the large conservative
element Of both the Republican and o1po-
sition parties North, without the aid OF the
nero vote. To- effect this no stone Is left
unturned, and the pressure upon the re-
organizing Conventions is undisguised and
incesssnt- And this is where the Advo
cate We suppose, gets It's pre-enptory or
ders that the adoption Of the Constitutional
amendment by the States Il the sine qaa
non 70 their restoration. president Joha
son has never issued such an ediet over his
signature, sealed Eith the grest seal OF the
Republic, and until some hing more au-
thorltanve than the Questionable signatnre
Of M Seward appears 10 authentieste it
we shalt attribute this uzass 10 Radical ne
grophilist, or disappointed offee-seekers 81
tne South. We put no new Besp5n in the
hands OF the Radicals, but We do warn our
people against--nOt submission to right
-
Capitalization and consolidation.
So the constitutional Amendmunt Is 6
g Grecian horse" e. Trojsn horse, % perhaps
was meant,) is it; and the Independ-
eut pretends 10 believe il is not a part o.
President Johnson's policy. Thus tn,
pseudo supporters Of the President mislead
the people. The Constitutional Amendment
is IS much part Of President johnson
policy IS the recognition Of the abolition o.
slavery, and woe be unto the scribes and
Phsrisees who teach to the contrary. I'll,
sdmonitions given to the Florida Conven-
ton aud to the Legislature Of South Caro-
lima do not leave any room to doubt. II
viii not do 10 make the "a section an objec.
ton. The Amendment must be ratified
just as ii passed Congress. We shall b,
very much disappointed, if Gov. Parsons
does not enlightsn the Legislature on thu
subject.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-21
s3asllrille 4al0n.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1855.
Hississinni Afairs.

We PRINT OF our dssl page this morning
the report Of the Auditor Of the Sta-e Of Mis-
siss-pp to the Legislature giving state
IIeut Of the publie debt. The debt incurred
ia behalf Of ne rebellion is less than that Of
other States that vent into It later than Mis-
sissiPpi.
Accompanying this statement, we rePub-
li-h the BIN reported % The legislature by
Select Committee, providing Tor me gov
eminent Of the freedmen. Some Of She pro-
visioussr eommendabls; Others, decidedly
Objectionable. should she bin become a
law. the freedmen Of Mississippi VIII be in
worse condition than their former slavery
whilst the employer wiz have sll the ad-
yantsges OF the negro IS slave, without
the expense and responsibility OF maintain
ing him Is sucb.
We also rspublish the Exemption Law
which has passed one branch Of The Legis-
lsture: and the resolutions introduced by
lIr. Gholson ratilying the Jirst section Of
the Constitutional Amendment. A cores
pendent Of the Vielsburg Herald says this
section will be rttifed, but the sso0nd sec
con win s5e p0te8 dolcu ty an almost naazi-
mons rote." The subject has been ably dis
cussed, but whether any vote has been "a
Ken or not We are not advised. The y O..
True Delta expresses the opinion, that not
wilhsianding the vigOr and ability Of the
opposition, the whole amendmeut viii be
duslly ratified Mississippi can d. as she
plsasss. bat If she expects 70 get out Of her
didicultes by rasifying only part Of the
Amendment, She viii find cut her mistake
soon enough. We begin now TO realize the
wisdom Of Congress in the adoption Of the
ID section agaiustwhich opposition is made.
Il is absolutely Necessary 10 render the pro-
hihition Of slavery effective.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-21
PEAL ESTaTE CARD.

OUR MONTHLV pALEs OF REAL ESTATE,
~ c. muaenciug Oet0ber 18th tnd easing lith
insi aasoun. to one hundred and Io1sy-i1ur ihou-
eabd fhree hundred and eiehfy-hfe dollars and
ehty i've cents. (Sl4 81 TIE above e.npsi-
Gee -WsFeriy Place" 10 ut sale VITA cur enisr-
prling f1snd@s &essrs. Nelson huriree-
Ihe seni0r partner of our fIm commenced ihe
Real Estate business IN Nashville in 1881, the junior
ia ls5s. and our long expenence ~ ths issue. $
EuOFiedgs o. fansfess o. property u assn we ela
vicinity, and extensive acquaintance ~ ard travels
through Tennessee and ofhe- Stsfes, enables rs TO
give super advantage TO ali who ssh % purchase
OF sell Gify or suburban property, iarmes &C.
We return Cur heartfelt thanks . our numerous
friends an patrons for their very liberal patronage,
aud respect iIly solicit and hope % merit con-
liouanee OF The ssne. J. L 4 r. ". BROWN,
rovla-st ~ UuiOn street.
rtrar Yorlr's Rook Store.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-21

At meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
uerce, held this day, November IA, 1865,
the following was adopted, and ordered to
Be published for one week:
Mr.. Roberts offered the iolioWinc resolution;
NmEEAs Crculsr has been shosn 20 this
Chamber, il de woes and hguTes ioioEng, to-Sii.
TO silr Frsr1c--aoHEE-soS ooUSrr WHISKY.
Having ascertsincd that the reputation Of our
whisky, Hhich has fo- several years pasl, been 70
materially iuj1rsi ana nlisrep presented oy mixture
sHd aaplternor-large quanuaes neing branded
suG sold A. cur riaxe--rnsie 10 Cineinnsu and else
Ehfre. that Ne sr7fc1e names are annexed DIstil-
lefe Of Ahiskv snu bran1les Of hobertson county
/ Tennessee have cen o. 10 address tins card TO
these m Eans Of our nlsly ana hrsndies- IN me
fdture hey nav h und IN store snd Tor sale sf the
houses q Bum, Bib 4 Co, Springfield. kobertson
county, Tennessee and Brien 1haxiOn, corner q
Col eye and Church Streets, Nashville, Tennessee,
pare and uoaduiiersied. As Man faciurer's prices.
We take tins course "a aelt- profession, bees ng IS
/ we do, that rnauy are Imposed upon VIII inliia-
lons, when desiring geal.ile sieie OF Ola hopeft-
l son county Tennessee NAia1Sy.
| November SJh, 1861
G Z Garrett Thomas Savage,
+ Willie Wooiari inn q C0uts,
Stark BinIsrd SEQ Drspghton,
= 81, : Randolph 800 = e99t -
| Vim Couis n d MoodErd,
1 4 duncan " bridge
w Darden. JnO bIidEes.
ThHgore. ResolVt5. That 50 far as the members
| Of this Chamber are concerned, they deny the
charge set forth ia sud Circular. and most esnphst-
seaiy thsi they sre isise and Wiiiout FONDA
1 uon'
Re0'ncd, That in confederation Of the fact that
thee is not more Ihsn onefith Of the dstilers q
| Robertson eoucty Who have signed said Circular,
thAt We respectfully nyte those who have not sign
| ed the same 10 seed their whisky 10 our market,
freely. and that We sil use our best sndesVors to
| promote their interest. and
Resolued Tat until sad Circular is publicly with
| drawn, we hereuY pleage ourselves 10 refrain nom
buying from. or from selling liquors for any o! the
I parties Who have : zned said Circular.
! noYiT-lw
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NkNihAL WANTS CONVERSATIONS DErRrss
sseeks.-Ihe United States Consul a
Frankiort-on-ihe Main. ia letter 10 Seere
targ MeCOlioehi Gays that the publicat ion
an ne European journals OF The rumored
conversations q Gen 6unt with Judee
eaton, OF H., which, it viii be renern he-,.i
caused much comment 81 the time. iBii,s-
ting tie purpose Of our Government ts f.yor
tue republican reconstruction Of Mexico
and Win the apprehension founded ut,op b
q war between the United States az
France, caused crest excitement in Esrope
especially IN Germany, and had The cnect
Of sending down all kinds Of stocks. partic-
ulArly American securities. They recoy-
cred agsin when the contradiction was re-
ceivei, which shows that their deDrrssiru
was caused By The publication Of the rumar.
What effect Gen. Grants recent speech viii
produce on the European stock market. re-
mains % be seen.
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Arrah-cga- Rogue; OF,
The aNNEclrlcxv -NKresIr.fur.

ard every eFs1Ing uI alTthsf notice, the Greatest
-ensSusn The dsy. BY DOa Bourcicsuil ana D. b.
hcusa. euuilad
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SmasrmeHia
New abeatre.
Tnssiar ErsnlnE. NaE.nhr ,l.l. E.5

Engagement O. The Ceeb.a,ed Actor,
Mr. J T. McD0NOUSH srd
SOPHIA 6IAlBER KUHN
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arFERSooS SESSION.

After the House WAS called 10 order, the
Speaker announced that the Bank bill was
the special order Tor that time; but the
Bank committee not hsviog comp eted their
report, the subject viii beipostponed till
Wednesday at 10 o'clock s.. m.
Leave Of absence was granted 10 Mr..
Snodderly, on account o. sickness in his
family
The bill TO remove the county Seat Of
shelby county, without vote ofthe people
on the subject, was killed.
Bill granting pay to Senator Stewart, whose
name was omitted by mistake, was passed
on its third reading.
Senate bill to incorporate the National In
suranee Company, Of Nashville, passed its
second reading.
After passing on some other unimpo'tant
preliminary matters, the House adjourned.
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The Co,rier des Etats Uais lFreuch) ex-
presses is opinion pretty freely, Of the app
pointment Of General Logan BY Nj. Seward
SIS ''prcvocation" "useicss. % s'to be re-
GREETED ''--and = yaute Politiqss. The French
TROOPS aoir wall not leave Mexico. France
lie allied with Mexico, now, RICH, or wrong.
and will maintain The alliance. The sp-
paintment C. q Minister TO q Court that
donf exist, not even AZ 81 Paso. Is a fsree
What zen he dog What Interests cen he
protects What Raacis will he settle down
on Logan, like the ministers from Spain
aud Aust,ia 10 Maple. sill become riaicu-
'ou', IS ministers 70 nobody ana nothing,
stc,. eic.
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Uuitad s
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The tailor 10 the King Of Italy has Just
introduced an article that is likely 70 make
. sensation. u il black velvet-dress eosi.
with jet buttons, and white satin liainr.
This coat is particularly intended to replace
toe old fashioned black cloth dress coat.
The Wsisicoai 10 accompany is ia white
moise or white silk. The pantsloons in
light grey cloth, falling over the hotfine,
ing.
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Agent
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The Pirate ship Shenandoah has Al length
closed her infamous career. She started
oui under the protection Of the British LiOn
and returned to the Mersey 70 turn her last
wheel in British waters. Can't the Lon
doners get up pablo dinner for their pro
tegs, Waddenf ItwOuld be Al appropriats
sealing Of their neutrality.
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Government Sale Of Steam Saw

Mills.
10y order Of thu Chisf QuartsTmsstsr Department
ID OF IL m -asee there will Be sold a. Pubic Ane.
tlon on TUEst AY, Nov 2sih, 81 Coiumba and
Durk River, tEo good steam Saw Mills complete,
Eith miscellaneous property. eoasisEng Of
nmber and Shingles,
Circular and Cross Cut SAWS.
Relung, Rope,
WheflhsrroRs, Crowhars and Drills.
Grind Stones.
r g. Bellows and Tools.
Sale ct Duck RIVER, at II O'Clock. am.
sale At Columbia. 81 2 o'clock, pm.
ALSO
sc Pulaski, Tenn On THURSDAY, November 80
one Sisam cav Mil, with the properly, con0scted
Herewith.
sale ct ] 'elock, pm.
Terms cash in Government funds.
Z. y. WHrTMAN,
captain snd Chief Q. NJ, Dist. Of Md Tenn.
nOvl7 ID Wit
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DO Sale q Soulh NashriIle
$4,000 ONIV

a IN Twe STORY BRICK HopsF am
- - p 80 lrort ~ ieei deep, Eeinz on A. :
- > - - s,s.inef sad lsign sireess Pnstes-
sea Esea o. Jsausry lat Is.s M ,,.,1.s,, -
inq .i-re :, ini- otaae, % On ne plounis ss,