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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
THE DEVIL UNCLAIMED !

The nethcrmost hell must have spew-
ed out its vilest fcnd; the toughest
devil of all the damned that are roast
ing in purgatorial fires, must have re-
visited earth; nay, the prince Of Pan
demonium himselfmust be unclaimed;
for no human heart could conceive so
malignant, so wicked and so diabolical
a trick as that attempted to be pa,med
off upon the public in a telegram sent
from this place, the tenor of which is
that Mr.. Meyers, the Democratic cam
didate for Senator, in late speech eu-
logized J. Wilkes Booth. The miser-
able, unanointed, unwashed scoundrel
who sent that telegram dares not face
Mr.. Meyers and acknowledge its au-
thorship. Heis a liar, villain and a
coward! His stabs in the dark are
those Of an assassin whose heart IS
bIacker than that of Booth, but unlike
Booths, his blows, thoughnerved with
a malicious and deadly intent, are per-
fcctly harmless and only recoil upon
those whom he would serve. Avaunt,
thou cowardIy devil! "Get thee back
into the tempest, and the Nights Plu-
tonian shore!" In other words, go to
the Devil who has a mortgage upon
YOU for a hundred times the value OF
your petty three cent soul!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
The Great Scare-croW !

The Radical Disunionists hang all
their hopes upon soaring those persons
whom they have branded rs "deser-
ters" from attending the election. This
is their great scare-crow. Let no man
be frightened thereat. Let every citi-
zen 60 to the polls and DEMAND HIS
VOTE. Hecannot be hurt for it. Not
a hair of his head will be touched. Go
and vote-aye, VOTE AT THE RISK
OF BULLETS!
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r e a d.
Letter from a late Republican.

The following extracts are from a
letter of DIR. J. Sigafoos, brother of
Rev. Geo. Sigafoos, formerly Of this
place, who has been lifelong ere
publican" and who was surgeon in
the army during the war. Readit
WEST MILrox, MIAMI co, 0.
Sept. %, 1865.
DEAR BRoTHER:-I am determined
now to leave here, for the Radical Dis
unionists are getting so tyrannical that
a mans life is not safe if he will not a
gree to let them traduce the character
of the best men in the land and say
nothing. In the last few weeks they
have been busy calling President john
son a TRAITOR" A member of Con-
gress said here in a speech, johnson,
the old traitor, would and should by
his vote, be tried for treason and driv-
en- from his seat" When they try this
game, you Will hear of your brother
James going to the "Wars again" /
helped to put down the Southern rebel
lion and will go again to put down the
Northern traitors, if they do not cease
their usurpati0n. If ! were President
johnson, Congress should not legislate
another day, unless when they meet
again, the clerk Of the House calls the
roll of all the States. There is no time
for Union men to while away. We
had better 'take the bull by the horns"
at once. If we only beat them at the
ballot-bOX in the coming election, we
are safe. Their treason would be so
glaring, if they would attempt, after a
defeat at the polls, to overthrow the
government, that they could muster
but small force to back them. Many
of thesoldier8are leaving their sinking
ship. How a Union soldier can sup
port such a motley crew is more than |
can divine. Fred. Douglass, Ben But
Ter Anna Dickinson, Randolph ldarkey)
and Theo. TiltOn, marching into their
den, two and two, like the beasts into
Noah's ark, "each after their kind y
and not much difference in the kind
either PheW! Get away with such
mixture! have just read the speech
of that old arch traitor, Thad. Stevens,
made at Bedford, a few days since! A
more damnable black guard does not
exist. He is now getting the people
of the North just where jeff Davis &
Co. got the South before its tsdestructiOn,
and let me say to the people of Bed.
ford county, thatif they sustain Thad-
deus Stevens traitorOus schem mes
THEY WILL HEAR THE THUN.
DER OF CANNON AND THE
| CRASH OF CONTENDING ARMS
in every State and county Of the North
before three years shall roll around
| The soldiers at Cleveland have giver
us to understand where they will be
found. Let the DisuniOn leaders o.
| the North beware, or they will fine
! themselves down at Fortress Monroe
in irons, keeping company with JET
| Davis, some Of these days. For TWEEN
ty years | have voted in opposition tC
the Democratic party, but now for the
sake Of the Union and for the sake o
peace, / shall vote its ticket and hope
all good Union men in your county
! will do likewise.
JAMES SIGAFOOS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Defaming the Dead.

The Radical leaders have fixed up a
listof so-called "deserters," " whom they
propose todisfranchise, and among this
listare the names Of numbers of sol
diers whoIaid downtheir lives for their
country. In the list for Bloody Run
borough, appears the name Of Herman
Klahre, who died whilst in the SER
vice. Isn't this a shame?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
JustiCe!

We appeal to our "Republican"
friends who know, that instead of eu-
logizing the assassin Booth, we de-
nounced the crime he committed and
condemned any thing that might be
said in its favor, to say whether it is
not an outrage to attempt to blacken
our good name by representing us as
saying the very opposite of what we
did say? We are proud to say that we
have many personal friends among the
Republicans" who cannot fail to see
the foul attempt to injureus in this un-
fair and contemplate manner. We
ask for justice at their hands-will they
accord it?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Tie Your Tickets!

Our friends in every election district
shouldhave their tickets ready cW, tOid-
cd and tied 6cfore eiectioa-day! Have
your ammunition well prepared! Let
it be to the enemy as the needle-gun of
the Prussians was to the Austrians
Ready, AIM, FIRE!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Buying Voters.

Last year the Abolitionists used mon
ey to keep Democratic voters at home
in this county. We have spotted the
man ,oho Furnished IL, and the men 'cho
rere bought. This game is being tried
on again, and 7ce E3ao,c the men e12gaged
in IL. If they attempt to carry out
their neflrious design, we shall see that
the Court of QuarterSessions has some
business with them. Stick a pin right
there!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Robert St0Ckman.

Democrats, you have an excellent
man for Sheriff. Robert Stcckman is
widely known as one of the best bust
ness meninthecounty, Hcisa straight
forward, honest, fair-minded man.
Stand by him and elect him by an o.
vcrwhelming majority.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
General Grant.

General Grant has again rebuked the
Radicals in their attempt to manufac-
ture political opinions for him. In a
letter to Brigadier General who had
attributed certain political sentiments
to Grant, the latter makes use OF the
following language:
4" YOu nor no man Hriag is authorized
to Srauk jor me IN pot5tacai m9ttey&. /
irdm eCel.Y nun 10 role dccO,1O2g ~ ms
OtC7l .jadgmeW grHhoUt influence from
DleD
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Voting Minors.

The enemy illundertake tOvOte per-
sons amder age by having them assessed
and their taxes paid. This is an old
trick of theirs and our friends should
object to and examine every voter
whose beard looks rather doWny.-
Watch this game
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Election Officers,
BEWARE
Look Out For Prosecutions.

The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
have decided that no so-called dcseJfer
can be deprived Of his right to vote by
an election-board. \ man must have
been h'ied dodcoaricted QfdesertioR, and
a copy Of his conrictioa must be laid be-
fore the electi0H-boudb before he can be de-
prired Of his rote. Such is the decision
Of the Supreme Court and any Judge
or Inspector of election, who will refuse
any so-caIled ''deserter' the right to
vote, WILL BE PROSECUTED AND
PUNISHED! a few days ago, an e.
lecti On-board was tried in Bcllefonte,
Centre county, for refusinga so-caIled
"deserter" the right to vote. Judge
Linn "a "Republican" judge presided
at the trial. The Republican" Judge
and Inspector who rejected the COM
plainants vote Were cOaricte9, whilst the
Democratic Inspector, who protested a
gainst their action, was acquitted. The
following account of this trial is from
the BelIefOnte IGdtchmdR:
CONVICTION OFAN ELECTION BOARD
FOR REFUSING 10 RECEIVE THE VOTE
DEAN ALLEGED "DESERTER. The
trial of Josiah IT, Brown, ID. NJ. Belts
and d. IL. Yeager, Election Board of
Snow Shoe township, for illegally refus-
ing the vote of John Dayton, at the DC
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Honest Mike Diehl.

Every body in this neighborhood
knows honest old Michael Diehl. He
will make first rate Director Ct the
Poor. No man can say word against
him. Stand up for him, Democrats!
He is a good and true man and deserves
your supper.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Lying Handbills!

The Radical Disunionists are flood
ing the county with hand-bills con-
tanning the most malicious and Outra-
geous lies. Beware of them They
are gotten up to deceive!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Beware Of Corruption.

The Radicals, here, are using every
corrupt agency that can possibly be re-
sorted to, to make a vote. Efforts of
fhe most infamous character are being
made all over the county. Fellow
Democrat, good men and true, beware
of them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
800
Dem. maj.
We Can Do It Again.

In 1864, Bedford county gave McClel-
Ian 631 majority. She can do it again,
if her full Democratic vote be pOlled.
There are 5000 Democratic voters in
Bedford county. Let them all be got
to the polls and our majority cannot fall
below 600. Now let us see whether the
full vote cannot be pOlled.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Wrong End Foremost !

The Radicals won't agree that the
Southern States shall come back to the
Union, unless they come in black end
foremost. We object to that! We want
the white end foremost.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
HOW THE TICKETS ARETO BE VOTED.
Read this Carefully.

The Legislature, last winter, passed a
law which changes the manner of vo-
ting. All State officers voted for will
be voted on one slip, labeled estate"
all county officers and members of Con
gress, Senators, and members of the
Legislature voted for, will be voted on
another slip, labeled County" andall
Judges of Courts voted for, will be vo-
ted on still another slip, labeled "Judi-
ciary;" which divides the ticket, at the
present election into three slips. Az
tickets sho,tld be rendy c1t, .folded and
tied, bcforc clcctjon-doy. Let Democrats
attend to this everywhere, and see that
ali Hr HrLd is included in their ballot.
The ticket will be printed as follows:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
WHITE END FOREMOST

The difference between Clymer and
Geary is just this: Clymer is in favor
of bringing the Southern States into
the Union 1chHe end foremost; Geary
is in favor Of bringing them in bldck
end foremost or not at dU. Which end
are yOlt in favor of?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
Early to the Polls.

Go to the polls EARLY! Vote at
once and then see that your neighbors
turn outand vote. Get out every man!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
TUESDAY, Oct. 9.
FOR ASSEMBLY.

We are authorized to announce Col. John II
Filler Of Bedford county, as an independent can
ddate for Assembly subject to the decision OF the
people on the second Tuesday Of October next,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05

The ticket must be cut apart at each
of the wide spaces, with the words
estate" County" and Judiciary"
foLded ont.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
STATE.
COUNTY.

Congress,
J. Mcdowell Sharpe.
Senator,
B. +. Meyers.
assembly,
Hiram Findlay,
John II. Filler.
Parliamentary, Register
and Recorder, Clerk Qf
the C0atrtS, &C.,
O. +. Shannon.
Sheriff,
Robert Steckman.
Commissioner,
David HoWsare.
Poor Director,
Michael Diehl.
AUditOr,
John ID. Lucas.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05
w. J. STATLER.

THE BEDFORD DEMOCRATIC BRASS
BAND.-ThiS excellent band, under the
lead of Prof. G. B. Hetfiey and l.. De
fibaugh, has done splendid service in
the present campaign. The boys de-
serve great credit for their rapid prof.
cheney in learning to play and for the
sacrifices they have made for the party.
Mr.. S. McFerran, a Republican" who
belongs to the band, and as clever a fell
low as youfnd any where, also deserves
the thanks Of the Democracy for the
service he has rendered in the band. In
fact the boys are all clever fellows and
we would like to travel with them
whole year.
"a VILLAGE CAMP MEETING" will
commence in the Methodist Church, in
Bedford, on Friday evening, 18th inst,
and continue during the ensuing week.
Public services will be held three times
a day, at the hours of 10! 4. NJ. and
and 7 Z. NJ. The meeting will be con-
Quoted under the charge of the Presid-
ing Elder of the Juniata District The
services of several able ministers have
been secured for the occasion. On Sab
bath at ) o'clock, p. Ma Centenary
.EeetiRq will be held At which several
addresses will be delivered.
A, II. MILLER, Pastor.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-10-05

THE GREAT ISSUE AT THE
COMING; ELECTION TSTHEQUES-
TION OF NEGRO SUFFRAGE
Thad. .Steceus (see Bedford Inquirer.
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----
Democratic and National Union
Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. HESTER CLYMER,
OF BERKs COUNTY.
DISTRICT TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS-,
J. McD. SHARPE, of Franklin coy.
FOR SENATOR,
i. f. MEYERS, of Bedford county.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
HIRAM FINDLAY, of Somerset co.
COUNTY TICKET.
PRorHoNoTARY,
O. f.. SHANNON, of Bedford Bor.
SHERIFF,
ROBT. STECkMAN, of Bloody Run.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
GEORGE w. GUMP, of Napier.
COMMISSIONER,
DAVID HOWSARE, of fScuthampton
POOR DIRECTOR
MICHAEL DIEHL, of COlCrair.
AUDITOR,
JOHN d. LUCAS, Of Bloody Run.
Ell IECTION TUESDAY. Oct. g.
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STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO'
y rev. In Justice Court, Gold Hill Township,
before W. n. Hall. Justice Of the Peace. {. W.
Hunphreys, plaintiff, rs c. w. Higgins defend
ant.
The State of Nevada sends to c. w. Higgins
erecting You are hereby summoned TO appear
before me, Justice ofthe Peace In and for Gold
Hill Township, County and state aforesaid AZ
my oases in Gold Hill. on the l2th day of No.
ycmSer, A. d. 1896. \, Q o'clock a. N. OF that day,
TO answer the complaint OF c. W. Humphreys,
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answer the complaint as Aforesaid, Judgment will
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and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand. this eth day OF October,
A. d. 1866 w. n: HALL,
Justice Of the Peace. Gold Hill Township.
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ORDINANCE NO. so.
To Create n board OF Health for the
Town of Gold Hill.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town OF Gold Hill do ordsin a. follows:
SECTION !. That there shall be and Is hereby
created and established q Board Of Health for
SLd town. which shall consist Of three members,
citizens OF said town, one Of whom shall be q
prAenctng physician, who shall hold their Office
ono year, and until their successors shall be ap-
pointed and qualified, unless SAID Sanitary Board
shall cause their removal necessary by negli.
gence or failing 10 perform the duties incumbent
upon them by virtue Of their office; and Il shall
be within the power Of the Board Of Trustees 10
remove any one or all Of the member Of said
Sanitary Board for falling 20 perform the same.
SIC. . II shal be the duty Of said Board 10
look after the sanitary condition Of sGid town.
and shall direct such prophylactic measure, az
shall In their Judgment be conducive 10 the health
and well. being Of said town, and shall recommend
20 the Board Of Trustees such measures as they
may think proper 10 adopt and enforce and said
Town Trustees may. upon the adoption OF such
recommendation, direct the Town Marshal, or
sueh other officer OF said town as they may select,
10 execute the same.
src a The said Sanitary Board shall make ono
Of their number President, whose duty II shall be
10 preside over the deliberations OF the Board
when asssmbled for the purpose OF transaeting
ot3cIal business, and In case OF q tie, shall give
th. casting vote and he sail have power TO cal!
y meeting Of the Board a. any time and place
that he may deem proper; Provided, tnAi ns
shAl not direct such meetings held ~ unseasou
9Dlo ana ululCuit pAeNos
town.
SIC. L The Board shall keep Q record OF their
proceedings, and all recommendations made "
said Board to the Board Of Town Trustees, snal
Be subscribed In writing, and signed by the Presi,
dsnt Of said Board. Two or more members OF
the Board shall make a quorum 70 transact ousi-
nes<. IL being roquirs 81 that one OF tho members
present shal be the President
SIC. said Board shall report the sanitary
conoiuon OF said town to the Board Of Town
Trustees ~ least once every month, and a. much
oftener ~ The exigeneles Of the times may In their
Judgment require.
SEC. .. Be it further ordained, That In sccor-
dance with the provision Of Section / of thi, Or.
dsnance, the Board Of Trustees shall nppoInt
three persons, citizens Of said town, member an
the Sanitary Board for the town Of Gold Hul. az
herein provided, for the term Of one year. from
and After the date Of this Ordinance, who shalI.
before entering upon the duties Of their ONCE.
tsle. subscribe, and file with the Town CLERK,
the cath Of ohiee required Of other town officers.
IN. members Of the Board Of Health, created by
thiI Ordinance, shall receive no compensation for
their ServfceG
Src y THIS Ordinance shall take effect, and Be
M fores- ftom and after its passage.
Prsssd this 23d day Of Aprii, Al lsS&
GfO. w. AYLSwoRTH,
Prssldsnt Board Of Town Trustees.
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Notice to Creditors.

TlsTATE OF LEONARD ST. JAc ~ y.
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