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sim Later ana Mere Decisive.

The Eight goes brAsely oA, and the rnFsn
forces are victorious. while the traitors at
ia fslI drive Cor tie sacred soil Of the
Soutk. BalIer and Grant are racing % see
$40 shalI gst isse EiehmoRd irst. Les Is
running 10 another direcsiOu, % avoid q
eapters.
Latest dispatches report GeacFSl Hap
killed. Gems. 6elsy, Oweas. ana ColoOsi
Harp wounded. Two Of Gen. Barusils'
ssaa killed while sarEy M dispatches
Several of Gen ersnts stat kilaA ~
all Il right with farank
BcanEeeafa Coz andesi in persia VS..
whinfca Sc Batlel
Oar laxees hase Ell the raihcsa sesNssa
Richaand and PctashaeN and essNS .S
I Riehnond aRd Weldon, - that Lee a.
/ resrses Soash in driving the sDeuay ~
kpeh Fetersearg, Ne captured pamea
pflsuneras
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/ n,sI -, h ! fsw wsrdA Mia ice eesagf -
kate sassacaa up the fsainluss. hfslsa ihs 49,
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- tAssale es7sssssll - - 5 49, =. -
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ksIrs - - "a t4se Na1ffe& 80 -
-. 80 $500 - S SeR asl lasrl 49, 8. -
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ssbsjs ,sers .nss.l' baek Win -.
t tl|1a 80 Is aShtess
- 81 h'sh s|s.s IS very h.,,.
- 1910 VI ses|fnk zpn sf~eisi ~
Is s.eh IS q esli, 1ays Cus.., y
g t*'lFsf seNzAaeiessisa sst.A :
liz ~ re- HtraiS ssys :. SEEN.
u kslit4ing ~t Re saeesssfs1 ssery~ha.
Our nsws ffeA shasmAa's department !.
The Igsrif says Ne swsis De ,...J, .
aisheas hsgs. bstssa eiih naeh spprsA.s
The Hraifs aissatsk II shs s,b ,,
yesterday Lee having eompEetely faiIsS
II ahiecs mislafskv Ron ne engae.p.n.
Leaving tho Arsng Of shs P0somse in ua...'
sim d tlse erps1d, and . large namt.e !,
Ire rebel killed and wounded.
u = most positive that fhs city Of Peter
bnrG hes beer evaeuatcd
The WsshingtoH kePaefieea has an ext,
stating oillcisl dispatches announee n EN-
piete victory over Lss, ana Inst the r,h.l
army = Fefreating II sbe difeeiion Of Sea-.
sylvania, and Geo. Gfans pufsaihg
Gen. Wadew0rth, "a New YORK !. ka.s
also the rebel Gems Jones and JepEins
Tens Pickett and Hunter are wospdsA
Gen hntlsf has defeated BesarrRsrd
Aer lerk, May "a dispatch tad,
from. Washington gives intelligence IN e,
HrdaS evening, bet no Official repor4s n.
gensral yesaits may Be stated q = spe..'
10 our arms.
The soedisiOaof oar army Is rspr,,.s..s
~ asamfrAbie.
6cB Sherman Nasso stack th.r.l.s,.
day.
Haszfngtsn, Kays.--t;en Dir teIegrasA.
the Official reports Of T,ees operations aot,
Friday have been received He says Biz
loss IN killed was not large, that LOngStrees
was severely wounded. Jenkins was killed
and Pegram badly wounded on TharsdaY
Bsstttaore. Nay s.-P0rtress Monroe al.
Vices q the Sth say the report Of the cap.
ture Of Petersburg on the 6th % Incorrect
HaskiagtaH, Nay 9s--WAshiHgt0n special
to the EfealHg Telegraph says eommuniea-
ton has been opened with Geas. Smith AEd
Gilmore, who are near Richmond.
fredericksburg has been occupied, and
the rsiIroad - being repaired.
The Sfar's extra says Grant has field Of
prisoners, and has advanced to Spotnylva-
mia Conrt House.
A messenger from the army SAYS the bat
tie ceased Fridsy, the enemy having fallen
back al,ost II miles, leaving his dead and
| wounded on the field
On Saturday At 3 o'clock Lee was in fal
retreat through Spottsylvania, and Hancock
was entering the place in pursuit
Butler i reported within ten miles Of
Richmond.
. Cotton 81. Gold 7oE
NEw YoEK, May TO-
Great Rxci.ement In WasAlagisL
THE PRESIDENT sKRESADEp
Rsbsl auzboas sunk n ne AHbgnAzls sozal
PARTICULARS or FRIDAYS FIGHT
Desperate Charges Z Valiant RepulseA
TTE FTGHr PARTIALLY RESEFED o.
SATURDAY
A srRArAoErIckL coSrEss HsrwxEn al1r
/ AND LKK
--LATEST FROM NORTHERN GEoRGlI
RatGle An Prsgress Yesterday.
sshasoa Getting n Troubls.
T< Casters HrogramMs BNnS D.p'ieatss
Bsslsr Holds Tia Key 70 Risknsud Aua is RsE.
M y wrra1S esq pArs nARcE
Anshsr RstsOk Made BY Grant Yesterday.
4
The Rebels Again Retreat.
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E.apxc Number OF EsrlsoneFs faken.
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The Rebels Again Retreat.

Ansssr Aatsok Made BY orsul Ys.isrd.y.
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LcSssFREET SAID 10 HAVE BEES-

LcSGsFREET SAID 10 HAVE BEES--
Broke of On account Of the storm iasi
mighty
ear The following dispatch came BY way
of Cumberland Gap. the wires being down
on the Chattanooga route
Cincinnati, Nay ll.-Headings Of dis
patches in to-days Commercial
Dispatch from General ButieF.-Iss
Railroad below PetersbarE hroken-Bs'tie
at SPottsylvania Court House. - OHeisi
from Grant 10 Monday affernooh.-CrOSs
Of woanded a. fredericksburg -Fightiif
commenced near Richmond on Suhdsy-
BeaaregaFd driven back three miles -tSrs
Darling reported captured - Major 6eSeFa'
Sedgwick killed
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IEn AnANp0ya I'm RIEID.
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r7uHTrxG m LOUISIANA.
aUNBcAT BLOWN Up

aFlIllanl ChaFse sE 0eleFed CaFalrJ.
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Batter vshIps essaregard.

pKrrasnrns EvAcrAfRD NJ ma REBEts.
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A srRArA0ErIcAL coSrEss HsxwxEn ear
AND LKR
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60. es s.s.: =: Is sE.. sl.ss;s'. ..a
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THE FIGHT PARTIALLY RENEWED o.
SITERDAY
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N . wrrnS exE pAY's nARcE.
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LATEsT FROM NORTHERN GBoRGl
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NEW YoEx, May 10
Great Excitement In WssAlagtsL
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PARTICULARS or FRIDAYS FIGHT
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rHE PRESIDENT sERESApED,
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Brilliant Charge sE Golered Cavalry.
euNBcAT BLOWN UP.
Talustlss Eensps1 Grea Richmond.
esees, grsak eats the Virginia and
Eenasesee ssallresa.
Yesasszf r. Tavss ns5s Ressia
LEE knxNDOSa THE TIELD.
pKrrnznrns EvAerAfRD NJ TnE REBEfs-
Batter Whips Bsseregard.
roxcsTnxET AID PKGRAM worHpKr
JENKINS KILLED.
K.nrxc Number or Prisoners fakeR
Baller wIGnln Ten Niles OF Richmond
, =
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Tie Casters Prosramms Bains D1p'ieassi
Butlsr Had. he Key - RidAnssa ASA iu R'r.
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ThsFongress which expired in lsesscn
acted i law nom which We take the follow
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rRouRLEs AHEAD.

The Daily Ne,os. the great Peace organ in New
York City Of the 18th. says:
''Ye are happy in being abla to state that pre-
Ifrlinarv steps are being taken by the friends OF
Peace to cali "a National Convention Of the De
RloeracE, to place in nomination candidates for
President and Vice President.
How viii this arrangement go down with the
friends Of Z tlfcC2ellaa, Pead3etoa ana Pace in
this region 2--Has not the ratification meeting a
notice Of which we have seen on the corners Of
the streets, been called a little too soon Some
persons have been malicious enough to suggest
that the sudden disappearance of the posters III
dfcate change in the programme but we have
no doubt the meeting viii be held, and the nomi-
nstion rati6ed-what do the copperheads here,
care about principles or consistency success at
tie election is the grand object, and any humbug
that secures this, viii answers their purpose
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THE PRESIDENCY.
Views Of General Grant.

Headquarters OF THE ARMIES OF TEE IT, S.,
CRY PoINT, Va, Aug. 1864.
Hon T. 2 Jash5ayae:
DEAR Sir II state to all citizens who visit ME
that all we want now to insure an early restoration
Of the Union is determined unity Of sentiment
North
The rebels have now in their ranks their las
man. The little boys and old men are guarding
prisoners, guarding railroad bridges, and forming
good part of their garrisons on intrenched posi-
tions. A man lost BY them cannot be replaced
They have robbed the cradle aud the grave equal
" to get their present force Beside what they
lose in frequent skirmishes and battles they are
now losing from desertions and other causes at
least one regiment per day. With this drain up
on them tie end Is not frf distant Sf,os ,ctH only
be tqe to ouSeloes Their oaty hope ,t0oo IS IL a d.
aided North. This might give them reinforce
ments from Tenesee, Kentucky, Maryland and
Missouri, while it would weaken us With the
draft quietly enforced, the enemy would become
despondent. and would make but little resistance.
| have no doubt but the enemy are exceedingly
anxious to hold out until after the Presidential
election They have many hopes from Its effects
They hope eounter-revolution They hope the
election Of the pence candidate. In fact, like
Micawber, they hope for something to turn up. =
Our peace friends, if they expect peace from sep
aration, are much mistaken. 1t would be bat the
beginning Of war, with thousands Of Nothern
men joining the South because of our diagrtce in
allowing separation 70 hafe peace on any
terms, the South would dam1ul the restoration
Of their slaves already freed: they would dena,nd
indemnity for losses sustained; andrbey would. de-
mand treaty which would make th9 North slave
hunters for the South; they wouId demand pay
for the restoration Of every slave escaped to the
North.
Yours, truly, Z. s. GRANT
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ORGAyIzE pressing engagements this
week aud last have not allowed Us to urge the vast
importane Of thorough organization in every
school district IN thecounty Our opponents are IN
advance ofus in this respect, and wenust look to it
sharply, thatou cause does not suffer on account
Of our supueness 1t is nearly four weeks until The
elections and there yet time to accomplish much,
ifwesetabout it Immediately, with earnestness and
activity Our gallant soldiers are daily pering life
and health in the cause Of their country, regarding
even their hearts blood as cheap iu comparison
With the great interests at stake; and it becomes
Us, who are in the enjoyment Of our cheerful FIRE
sides, to give few daysofa active effort to the same
great cause. There Is every thing to encourage us
in this good work, and we cannot fail, If we do but
half our Clrlty.-Organize, then az once, and work
from this time until the election in October and
November; and when yours sons and brothers and
neichbors return from the field Of fstrife, covered
With glory, you need not feel ashamed to meet
Them
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isting, including those which Affect slavery, win
cease a,so, and all the moral, economical, and po-
htical questions affecting slavery as others which
shall then be existing between individuals snd
States and the Federal IaYern1nent, whether they
arose before the civil war began. or wether they
rtew out Of it, will, hg force of the Constitution
pass over 10 the afitrament OF courts OF law, ard
to the c0Egclls of legislation.
ara not unsophisticated enough to expect that
conspirators while yet unsubdued, and exercising
an unresieted despotisIn in the insurreetionary
states VIII either sue for, or even accept, an am
nesty based on the surrender ofthe power they have
so recklessfss sllsarFed. Nevertheless [ know that
ppoa such terms, that he viii at once receive a
candid hearing. and an answer prompted purely hy
q desire for peace, with the maintenance of the
Union 0n the other hand, I do expect Broposi-
tions Of peace with q restoration of the Jaion. To
come net from theconfederates In authoYity, not
through them, blt from citizens AID States under
and behind them. And X ezP21d sRch PROPOSE
tionssfroa citizens -aad States to come over the
Confederates in power just 50 last as those citi-
Zens and States shall be delivered by the federal
arms from the Rsnrpati0n by which they are now
oppressed all the world knows, that 50 far as
am concerned and believe, SO far as the Presi-
dent is eeaeeraed, all such applications viii receive
iust such an answer as It becomes a great, mag
uaninous and humane people, 70 grant to breth-
ren who have come back from their WandeGines to
seek shelter in the common ark Of our nationaI
security and happiness
The sun is setting. So surely rs it shall rise a
GAIN 80 surely do think that the great events we
have noW celebrated prelude the end of our na-
tiona troubles, ana the restoration of the nation
al authority with peace, prosperity, and freedom
throughout tie whole land, from tie lakes to the
Cult, and from ocean to ocean
And 50 l bid you good night; and may God
have yeu, with our whole country, always in His
holy and parental keeping,
Enthusiastic cheers were given at the couclu-
sion of the speech
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HOSTETTERS' g.
CELEBRATED
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A. Card to the Suffering

SWALhOW two or three hogsheads Of seBucbun Tao
h'ie Bfters SarsaparilIa,p Nervous Antidotes,' ~
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me oroken-down and shattered constitution Old and
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"a DoX OF the Pils securely packed, will be
DoLLAR, post paid-money refunded by the Agent if
entire satisfaction is not given.
jgl,e4-Sm.l
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PUBLIC SALE:
OF VALUABLE

Personal Property.
fEIEiIbscriher living in Bedford T,w,sbf, 70.
4 County will sell at his residence by pablis oaterv
Vh TUESDAY,, 18th Day OfSeptember. next
the following valuable Personal Property. to viii
Epar he4i Of Draught Horses Sucking Coit j ,r;ib
Go" neal Of Young Cattle, head Of Beef Ca+o 10:
FOUR HORSE WAGONS. I SPRING W4GoN
asoa Bel' Bows ana Cover, pair Of Wood Ladders
par OF Hay Lad iers, Carriage Carriage ToT,cue
,'inno@Iis h Grain Cradles. sett Of lSreech6ands
iarToN Dinner Beil and many other articles too nu,
nsle % commence at 10 o'clock Of said iay when terms
A.. oe ,o., ZACHARIAH DIEHL.
9 q" i'of'-ts' JOHN ALsIr. Auet'r.
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\ AUMBEB Of years have elapsed since the iutrodnc
t,on OF HOSTETTER'S Celebrated BITTFRS 10
me PuoIe The prejudice in the minds OF many persons
against Whot are denomiuaed patent medicines at first
came known, this barrier Of prejudice was oyerthro,
anu me demand increased rapidly that few wears
scarcely village existed in the United ST ties in Nbch
te aleed had not experienced the benefits arising from
the use Of the Btters and at the present eay tLr arc
to be found IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD vouchers
for the great merits of the article No greater cprs a.
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For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

VERMONT AND MAINE ELEcTIsNs re-
turns Of the Vermont election are not all in, but
enough has been received to know that the Union
maiorities this year exceed those Of last year BY
over 3s0a0-of forty towns heard from only two
we're carried By the opposition
In Maine. retiirns from faty-one towns gives
Cony l]nionl II majority this yearagainst6 g. 1913
last year. net gain OF Augusta gives Cony
Ala majority in SIX Wards-These results COM
ing as they do Immediately after the Chicago nom
ina6on, have no mean significance
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For he Bedford Iiqtlirer
ssH'cLEL Ian, FENDLEToN ANDPEAcE.''
Inscribed 20 an Editor.


Ahi fling your motto % The breeze, stupid
Ninny craranI
Give .aid and comfort to your countrys
foes.
And still deeper have thy name engrayen
0nthe scroll Of iniamy wllre in shame
It glows.
Brazen as Hell your cunning art you
ply.
Nor e en- a moment do your plottings
cease
You'd fain deiude your fellows hith the
tiMcCLELlAN, PEsDLEroN AND 9EAcE'.
Peace Bah coward--siakisb. cringing
CUR
Vile syeophant tool lick spttle of
JEFF Davis
Descend into the sulphurous regions Of
Old Lncifer,
And there implore his majesty to
save us.
Better to gibbering Pendemonium look
for help,
In this our country time Of need to get
release,
Thanto the whining, sneaking hounds whoyelp-
4McCLsLLAN, PENpLEros txp PEAeRa
Cry peace, you traitor, when the world
is drunk,
But may the lghtnipgs blast the
man
VINO unto treason's cause doth willingly
suecumb,
Or yields his sympathies to the iendish
clan.
Assassin draw thy dagger-stab thy
country now,
And whilst shes bleeding from her
utmost heart,
With reeking hands still at thy He'll born
altar bow,
But at thy hideous crime in whitening
terror start.
Peace alone can come from the cannon
mouth,
The language it speaks iu its belchings
forth,
Is the suasion Wen give to the
treacherous South
lis the thunder-toned monitor Of the
Lion North
The tone Of Rebellion is doomed to
die,
For freenen have sworn they'll never
To battle the monster with shot and
shell,
Which, weird and ghastly ahall conquer
peace.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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all an VINO wish free) Recipe with fun directions for
making ana using simple Vegetable Balm that win ef
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soft clear, smooth and beautiful.
wili also mail free 10 those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that
enable them 70 start full growth of Luxuriant Hair
hlskers or Moustaehe, in less than thirty days.
All Happlcatons answered by return mail without
Respectfully yours.
IHos, \. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Isl--9nll SSI BToadWayi New York.
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Mcclellan forced upon them against their viii,
a. the only hope Of defeating Lincoln and ii the
expectation, u some Of them have declared that
they can confrol him to their yie9s God grant
that II he be elected these people may utterly
fail yet we have some fear that there i not 4
superabundanee of back bone in man who
could be persuaded into writing that letter ia fa-
yor Of Woodward, and little hope for one sup
ported by such copperheads as coneocted the Chi
caro- Platform.
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PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Real Estate

TUE undersigned viii offer at public out-cry
On TUESDAY,, the 2zfh of September, next,
the following described Real Estate viz
his FARM IN Napier Township Bedford county a.,
}elnlns leids OF Edwin v Wright Joseph f. Bla ,Lbur1
William Border and others. eeptaining 1so 1a-. va
tAe usual allowances. about la0 es cleared and ali nv,
ef ienee there about 50 Acres of best anality If
Aotlon a2ont 30 Acres of good Meadow land and nearly
laents large FRAME HOUSE. ana lar@e Fi ~
3AN IA bA with other oRt-buildngs There has loen
bout 1919 panel oi Fence built within the ast two yc
his y one Of the beet FARMS in the upper end az re
County. sale to commence at one n.loct f i1 ,'.'
wien aoe attendance "h oe given and terms Of payent
Aug. 26. lS64.-ts. --o' Ola f'bc ~