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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-30

Kent's East India Coffee
has all the flavor of Old Government Java,
and is but half the price.
Kent's East India Coffee
has twice the strength of Java, OF any other Cbfee
whatever and wherever used by our first class hotels
and steamboats,, the stewards say there Is saving oi
5Oper cent. 17' -
Kent's East India Coffee
Is the most healthy beverage known, and is very n-
tritious. The weak and inirm may use It at all
Eaves, local minister Of the Nj. E. Church: JERSEY
CITY, who has not been able TO use any Coffee for IF
teen years, can use M f17
Kent's East India Coffee
three times day without injury, it being entirely
free from those properties that produce nervous ex-
citement. r l =
Kent's East India Coffee.
DR.. SAMES BOYLE, Of Ice CHAMBERS sT
says: Il have never known any Coffee So healthfuil
nutritious and free from all Injurious qualities as
Kent's East India Coffee.
L advise my patients to drink it universally. even
those TO whom have hitherto prohibited the use Of
THE PRINCIPAL OF THE NEW YORK EYE
INFIRMARY says: II direct all the patients Of onr
Institution to use exclusively
Kent's East India Coffee,
and would not be yithoutit on any account"
The Rev. G. LARUE, an eminent clergyman OF the
M E. Church, now stationed ut Halsey street, New
ark. says Of
Kent's East India Coffee:
81 have used it nearly year in my family, and
find that 1t produces ache Of the head or nervous
irritation as is the case Of all other Cofees II Is
exceedingly pleasant, and cordially recommend II
to all clergymen and their families"
Kent's East India Coffee
Is used daily by the families Of Bishop Ames, Bishop
Baker, and many Of the most distinguished clergy
Gen and professional men in the country.
Beware Of Counterfeits!
and be sure that the packages are labelled
Kent's East India Coffee,
I54 Reade Street, New York,
as there are numerous counterfets aaoat under the
name of Genuine Fast India Coffee" "Original
East India Coffee" etc., put forth by impost6rs to
In 70 ID. packages. and in boxes Of 80, 60 and
100 ibs., for Frocers and large consumers. Lold
by Grocers generally. - -
dec5-dlm f .ll ttft " W.
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0fficcs, We do glarantee better stock ana wogk
than can DO found in this city. ~ 's's
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NIERCURIAL DISEASES.

tenn entirely from all the evil effects Of MERCURY,
removing the Bad Breath, and curing the Weak
Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the use Of Gallo
mel is sure to produce. 1t hardens Spongy Gums
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29
Additional Details.

WAsHNGFoN, july 25.-The Republican Err
tru, just issued says dispatches to the Govern
ment represent that great battle was fought In
Atlanta on Friday, resulting in terrible slaughter
and complete Tepulse Of the enemy at every
point
The enemy. holding the largest part OF the city,
assaulted our works on Friday with great fury,
evidently expecting to drive our forces out of the
city. The Fifteenth Corps, commanded BY Frank
Blair, seemed to be the special object afthe Rebel
wrath as the enemy massed against 1t an over
whelming force.
The 18th received the shock gallantly, and held
It's own until General Dodge, with the l6Ch Corps.
came up, when the Rebels we're hurled back with
great slaughter
General Logan, at the head Of the 18th Corps,
went into the battle with the rallying cry Of Re
member Mcpherson
This corps, as well as Blair Fifteenth Corps,
both constituting the army Of Mai Gen. Nc. Pier
son, fought desperately. the news of their brave
commander death having been communicated to
them just before gong into battle.
General McPherson was shot while reeonnoiter-
ing. He became separated rom has stat for ii
moment when a Rebel sharpshooter shot him
from an ambush.
The terrible struggle ended in the city by repul-
sing the eneuy at every pointon tue line.
it was ;iTraRgel shat on SateF,ley the Ga4d Of
both armies shall3 he buried an5 tl1 IR Ted
removed ande 81
1he In on ta- .leel Qse6 tesatsiat u eDt Is,
left upon the iield in our Ines. The Rebels bur-
ried many Of their own dead near theirown werks,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29

HEROIC OFFICERS. Under this head the
Chambersburg Repository gives the following ac-
count of the gallant deeds Of certain officers upon
the approach efthe rebels towards Hagerstown.
They should be promoted
Individual bravery as developed in this war has
made tn personal achievements of history pale,
and il is but natural to expect that trying occa-
sion like this should develop instances Of rarest
heroisln Capt T. Nelson, Cuartefalastes at sIIa-
gerst5Wn made iaairbFead til cscap from capture
aud personal conGscation. lie was advised Of the
approaeh eff the rebess to the Potomac ca Sunday,
and he telegraphed here for transportation for his
stores As the rebel pickcts reached the south
side OF the Potomac that evening he resolved to
elude them bya profound .stratlirgic movement,
as A. Ward, Jr., would say, and before the trains
could be sent to him, he individually evacuated
Hagerstown, and was found remotely on the rebel
flank at Shippensburg that evening Like the
map at the shooting -match he saved himself biss
lost his turkeys-the smsii matter ofseveral thou
sand bushels of grain being left behind and sew
eral burden cars 20 Haeerstown, brought away
that evening, returned empty. because Captain
Hopkins movement was slightly previous For
ty-eight hours after he left the rebels drove ii
our liekets at iiaperstown, and twenty-fonr hours
after that they occupied the town and destroyed a
vast amonnt ofvalaahe government stores The
Captain, however, may be considered safe. We
hope TO hear Of his promotion
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29
wnAT ARE We eoINe q.o no,


Do the citizens Of our borough a33 county in
tend 70 submit 10 draft on the 5th 'og September
next without making an effort 20 fll ti,sir quotas
In St Clair and Monroe exertions ae making to
raise a bounty. II the county authorities can not
be induced to act III the matter, the townships
and boroughs should proceed without delay to
take the steps, necessary toward tounties. The
counties and cities III the East are ready offering
bountesIa and making every e1ertioa 10 fIl their
quotas. Ought not Our patriotism and interest te
excite us to inssan. acton eiff the following
pertinent remarks On the subject from the HaE-
risdurg Telegraph.
In large number of towns in the State, lo-
cal bonties are nov offered for volunteers to
serve for one year, under the Presidents late caH
As the impending draft IS for Only one year, it Is
not expected tho various s5dstriqts wi fill their
quotas for longer term, inasmach as the credits
for oae-yeaF men viii lie the same as for three
years. 1t isthe nuo55er Of men, not the ae,s,
that is accredited Every spbsdist1ietin the State
should be able to fll its quota, By paying liberal
bounties for one year sser9ce. Ii is 10 lie inter-
est Of those having the means to coatr55lts Ibeg-
Gljy toward q bounty-fund, in order thar draft
may be avoided. Under this call those districts
which pay bounties viii be likely to FL their que
tas, while those places which do not pay bounty
will ind their pesrioticyopng men gong elsewhere
toenlist--leaying those who remain at home the
whole honor Of filing their own qlIotas-lg q
dreyf. Theqtotas must be fflle7-is not BY yolurs
teers, then by the revolutions of the wheel al
the Provost Marchal' Office Every sub-distriel
Is interested in this nattar-T Tho r4a>sla aA.-.le
aeO al once
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29
TnE ELEoTIoN Nnxr ruEspAY.


Three seperate Amendments are to be voted on.
Tuesday Aug ? The first allowing soldiers to
vote is. as follows;
SEc. 4 Whenever any Of the qualified electors
ofths Commonwealth shall be in any actual military
service. eRaer requisltiqn from the President Of
the United States, bY the authority OF this Com
monweath, auch electors may exercise the right Of
sniffage IN al elections by the citizens under such
regulations as are or shall BE-, prescribed By law as
i9y a3 # they were present at their usual places Of
election.
ne second amendment isalso important, and is
intended to prevent what is called slog-rolling
legislation ii is4
See. q. No bill shall he passed bg the I,eeslature
containing more than one subject, which Shall be
clearly expressed in the title, except appropriation
bills.
The m5Td is quite important, and ifadopted win
saYo much pf the time Of the Legislature which
should be devoted to more imkortant Subjects al
legislation tits:
SEC Of No bill sholl be passed bg the Legislature
granting any powers or privileges in any case where
the authority TO grant such powers privileges has
been q ma hereafter be eonfsrred upon the Courts
OF this GolannonweaIn.
It's important that the legal form of the ballots
70 DO ased should be pEoperly understood We
give q ticket in ftsror Of All three amendments
F5s, Apaeaanleat-- EaR RHg AMENDMENT
Second AnseRdfae.t- 4IIR- AMENpME.aT.
qhird A1aeadaaeat- -FoR TIE ANENDMgNT
The tickets are to be cat and folded separately.
sAd placed in.separste boxes All Of the amend
nents are rights aud Just, and should be supported
BY the who,e Bnion party
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A Card 70 the suffering

SWALLoW two or three hogsbeads Of "Bucbug Ton
Cic Biters ''Sarsaparia, -Nerveus Antidotes," &C.,
&C. g. and after yeu satisfied with the result. then
try one box Of OLD DOCTOR BUGHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS-and be restored 70 health and igor
in less than thirty days. They are purely vegetable
pleasant to take prompt and sauary in their effects on
The brokeudown and shattered constitution. Old and
yong can take them with advantage Imported and sold
in the United States only by JAS s. BUTLER
No. 427 Broadway. n. Y.
&E:~Agent for the Uniteh States.
r. S.-A Box Of the pills, securely packed. viii be
mailed to any address receipt Of price which ONE
DOLLAR, post paid-money refunded by the Agent il
entire satisfaction is not given.
jyl64-3m.]
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29

ssse Aswe 80 to press Thursday atternooa,
there are rumors of another advance Of the rebels
into Marylsnd. Upto Tuesday the reports of the
fighting were unfaforable to rs. 0a Wednesday
information deemed reliable vas reeei7ed that the
enemy was falling back from Martinsburg, which
place had besn.cgacuated BY our forces On Mon
day. Thursday morning report comes to town
overland, that the enemy we're crossing the Poio-
mae at Cherry Run On "Wednesday evening. VS.
have 10 means of Judging whether there Is ans
truth in this last report, but shall not believe ii
until We have better evidence Of its truth.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29
- O. 90 Deliveranee.

The Atlanta Georgia. 4ppeaz Of the 4th Of
July, says:
"a more probable solution 10 Gen. Sherman 5
policy. is that he viii make a detour sopth@ard
from Marietta with the view Of crossing the river
and reaching the railroad somewhere between this
city and Nest Point Such a movement on his
part would compel Gen. Johnston To move to the
left and thus leave Atlanta uncovered.
But if such really be the design Of the willy
Yankee commander, we have an abiding faith
that he viii be foed ia his purpose and be brought
to grief IN advance Of its accomplishment. We
are not without the hope, moreover, that rein
iorcements will yet come to the aid OF our army in
sufficient strength to enable it to drive back the
invader of our sell
The trans Mississippi army is now lying idle
with no enemy to annoy it, and there IS no reason
why it might not be transferred 90 this side of the
river, where its services are needed. Nhile the
enemy are concentrating all their forces, it be-
hooves US TO do the same thing otherwise, there
Is no alternatives left bue to continue TO surrender
the country TO the domination OF the invading foe
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29
Reported Discovery Of Great Conspiracy in


Sp. L0uIs July 23 Much surprise was excited
here q short tiIne since BY the arrest oi several
rarg pFominen, Secesonlsts OF this cliy whose OF
fences we're unknown IL has come tt light, Rows
ever. that they were connected with u conspiracy
extending throughout the entire Mississippi Y az
lev, having for Its object the erection OF North
western Cealederacy.
Colonel Sanderson, Provost Marshall General
of this Department. has been gathering evidence
III the matter for several months, whichis now IN
possession of the Washington authorizes It in-
plicates many public men, and shows anoTganza-
ton has been formed which is very dangerous
Cine OF the arrested parties is said 10 have been
se badly frightened thathe oiiered bond OF $500,
900 for his release Il is believed the recent gu.r
illa movements in the State have some connection
with this scheme particularly as Thornton in 4
speech at Platte city, said
knights of the Golden Circle are organized and
armed to rise throughout the free States Val-
| landigham is with them. | am \ Nailenaieham' S
Dian and / have troops novery county Ia this
State and men are coming 10 rae from the South
have raised ,590men.in illinois, andthey viii Join
me- and viii destroy the Hannibal aud St. Joseph S
/ Railroad on their march,
/ During Colonel Sanderson' j investigations into
this conspiracy he discovered the intended renew
al OF the boat burning on the Western rivers. and
was able in several instances to avert serious
consequences
Its propahle that the whole matter viii be ven
tilated IN a few days
The affair at Plattsburg, Clinton county,
on Thursday, was not SO bad as previously repor-
ted
After Captain Turner's death. Captain Poe
show OF resistance that the guerillas left IN the
! direction OF Hagnesyilie and thence moved Yes
terday into PlattecouAty ThciT reported strength
is 500.
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a(er 9Arert]senGats.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Editor Of the Inquirer
DEAR SIa:With yonr permission wish 10 say 70 tho
readers o vour paper that viii send. bF mail
all all who wish it freel, Recipe with fun directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm, tAat will e
fcetually remove in ten days, Panpes, Blotches Taa
Frckie and all Impurities OF the Skin leaving the
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
viii also mail free TO those having Bald Heads, or
Bare Faces. simple directions and information that VIII
enable them to start q iul growth Of Lttxuriant Hair,
Whiskers. or a Moustsche in less than thrty days.
All applications answered by return mail without cha &C.
Respectfully yours,
TH0S. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
jyl64-3m.l s3l Broadway, New York.
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OineiaI frem Gen. Sherman
Gnerilia Operations in Missouri.

ST Lot-is, Saturday, July 23.Ihe Demo-
crdt Fort Ieagenworth specials say that Thorn-
ton Is now reported to be at Kingston, Caldwell
county, having been ioined by his Major, with 6
considerable force. Their JOINT strength is said
to be about son Gen Fiske is pursuing with
militia. and Col. Ford with a portion of the ID
Colorado, il following Several bands are scout
ing Platte and Clay counties, aud between the two
forces thes counties meet rebel punishment Cen
eral Curtis still holds Westal with part of the
l8th Illinois, one hgndred des men, and bat
terry, under Major Tlmeson, from Southern Kan
sas
Bushwhacking operations are active ~ West
ern Missouri, south of the river Gen. dclSeon
thinks they desire 4 foray into Kansas. Al least
zoo arms have been turned over to Thornton by
| disoyal or 'Pawpaw militia There is but little
doubt that disleYa parties from iowa and illinois
have been passing into Northern Missouri for the
I last three weeks to Join Thornton at ltte City,
that 800 Illiaoisans would JON hi force =
The river patrol II stlii kept up north OF Wyan-
/ dotte.
4 Thornton 5 narauders have reeimental organ
/ ization, he being Colonel Kendall Lieutenant Col
onel Tbrailkill, Major and several notorious dis
4 loyalsts captains.
| A fight occurred this morning between eighty
! guarilas and detachment OF the State militia,
iunder Major Cox at Union Mills Clinton
county Two Rebels were killed and seven
wounded. One pnionist was killed and three
wounded,
7
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29
4 Coon Rrroar New York Journal d

4 Coon REroRT The New York Journal Of
Commerce quoting the oft-repeatcd common
place that the rebellion is on its last legs, asks
peeyishly how many legs the rebellion has got
The Chicago Tribune answers
There is leg in Ohio called Yallandigham
one in Chicago called the Times, twoin New York.
the ,Tos,l1aI ef Coanece and H'ortd and one in
Cincinnati the Eaqairef besides two very lame
legs at Richmond aud Atlanta. The Northern
legs are the most seryiceabe.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-29
&c -, on rlIE so1plFRs.

WE negroes be allowed to vote BY the Amend
ment in the Constitution to be voted for next
Tuesday, Be answer emphaticslly 10. And
whoever asserts 5hat they win, is either dishonest
ofignoaant. The Sd article Of the Constitution
Of Pennsylvania section 81 says Sin elections by
the citizens every WHITE ffreemen shall have
a vote who has paid taxes &C., and again in the
proyiso attached in the same article and sectlbn
regulating the qualifications Of persons between
the ages Of twenty-one and twenty-five years it
expressly states that WHITE freemen" are alone
qualified. The amendment to be adopted next
Tuesday says whenever any of the QUALIFIED
ELECTORS Of this Commonwealth shall be Ia actu-
al military service, such electors may exercise
the right Of suffrage in all elections under such
regulations as are or shall be prescribad by law
Now, then, no Pennsylvania soldier in the army
can vote unless he is a QUALIFIED elector In the
State. The allies Of the confederates ask Amt
the amendment intended to give soldiers vote,
and ain t Nggers soldiers p, Yes. but does any
one suppose that minor win have a vote? No
Nor does any one suppose that foreigner viii
have vote, Why are both excluded2 Because
neither il qpatJfed under the Constitution and
lags of Pennsylvania, nevertheless both are in the
army. And until the term WHITE in qualifying
fFeenen in the Constitution Is stricken out ne
groes viii not haze vote in this State or in the
army