The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-27
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e~What is the difference between political
/ itema in this column and a fight on election
day? The former begin with .fsts and end with
politics, while tie latter begins wish politics
and ends with fists.
exThe jury failed to agree in the Opdyke-
Weed libel case They are both shoddyites
and the jury, doubtless, thought neither Of them
had character enough to enttle either Of them
10 verdict.
81 Gen. Mcclellan received enc million, eight
hundred and thirty thousand one hundred and
eleven votes for President. What an army of
''disloyal' voters
s~The Philadelphia Custom House has been
robbed Of 100000 in currency and gold. The
robbery is charged upon loyal man." The
cashier of The Custom House snd broiher-in-
law to the collector.
eTThe duty on whiskey is now two dollars
per-galon. It will soon become the duty of
tipplers to quit drinking.
sSCol : w w. II Davis has resumed the
editorslip of the Doylsstown Dcaocrat Col
Davis served with great galianiry, upwards of
three years, in the ermy. We welcome him
back to his post
&-The Overland Mail Route to the Pacific.
has been discontinued, for The present, owing
to the Indian troubles. The route is no longer
pac,fc
sS-After a while some oleaginous Tennysou
will sing;
How their glory fade7
How viii their stocks be paldi
All the world wondered.
Look at the holes they mado
Honor the Oil Brigade,
Broken six hundrel!"
eSLook here, Sh9ddy Why don't you praise
Butler Why don't you refer to him rs a model
"War Democrat tie creates; general Of the
times, the "Boanerges, son Of thunder" whose
very fiat could shake the Southern Confederacy
to It's centre! Humph?
e8~Nust feel good-;hat return Judge from
Somerset county, whose ''fxed up" papers were
thrown aside 10y Attorney General Meredith
as fraudulent. The Collectors organ had let
ter advise him differently in future
aSFreedom for the negro must be purchas-
ID at the price of the blood and liberty Of ev.
cry white man in the North. Such is the de-
cree Of AboIitionism.
ylhe Administration people talk more a.
bout peace, just now, than any body else
They haVs nothing to say against the "Cop-
perhead Singleton's going to Richmond On a
peace mission. What's wrong!
rgAt the very time that Gen. Butler was
before the Committee on the Conduct of The
War, at Washington, testify ing that Fort Fish
er could not be taken, Gen r.rrys heroes were
placing tie Stars and Stripes above that strong
hold. Thus WAS the wind taken out of our
inflated humbug
eE-W. II. Kemble, Esq, Of Philadelphia,
has been elected State Treasurer Wv. Me-
Gyath was voted for by the Democrats
eS-New jersey is the only Democratic state
in the North and is the only one that is out of
debt and has cash balance in the Treasury
Glorious little Jersey
egrflle quota, under the present call, for this
Borough, is said to be from 10 10 Is. We
presume the '1oyal' men win not permit the
borough to be disgraced by draft.
syA grca; lot of copper has been stolen from
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, by Abolition Of
ticias about the place. The Age says that
some disloyal fellow thinks he would rather
belong to the Cogpe';heads than to the Copper
Mieces.
e7rTAc IIopewel Oil Company's stock is selling
rapidly. About l6, 900 shares have already
been sold Tie sinking of wells upon the COM
panys property will soon be commenced The
Clarion River region is more promising than
ever, oil having been struck in the Deer Greek
and Black Diamond wells
EzS-Commend us to our friend Mike Longs
dorfF's hotel, Berlin, Pa, for good accommoda.
iiuns. We speak from experience when We
say that it is ''al right" Our statement in this
regard is fully borne out, by the report made