Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-25
0. We are coming, Father Abraham.
ROUTE or PROCESSION.

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s8. The old Rooster gone up.
ROUTE or PROCESSION.
From the Court House ont Juliana St. TO John ST.,
| down John St. to Richard ST., down Richard to
Penn ST. down Penn to East ST., down East to Pitt
ST.. up Pitt to Alsips, back Pitt to Thomas St, up
Thomas to Penn St, out Penn to West ST., up West
to John St., down John to Juliana ST., down gulana
to Court House.
The procession moved from the Court House up
Juliana St. We notice the following houses iliumi-
mated, inthe order IN which the procession moved;
James M. Russell, Hon. Sam. l.. Russell, Joseph
Alsip, Mrs Dr. Gettys, Mrs. DIR. Barclay, Rev. K.
Kirby, Hon. Alex. King, Dr. w. II. Watson, john
L. Lessig Mrs. Capt Joseph Filler, Maj. Washabaugh,
John R. Jordan, Thomas N. Linch, VIM. Milburn
ST., Mrs James Gibson, Heary Woods, Peter II.
Shnes, Mrs. John Taylor, j. R. Durborrow, Wm. &
J. C. Kiser, J. W. Lingenielter, A. B. Craner & Co
Store, Espy Anderson, Hon John Cessna, G. Loyer,
Mrs. Solomon Filler, Adam Carn, G. ". 0ster &
Co. Store, Mrs. Stuart Store, Washington Hotel
was not illuminated in consequences Of severe sick
ness in the family of Mr.. Dibert, D. T. Mann, Post
Office John G. Minnich, David Over, INQUIRER
Office Maj. G. w. Rupp, S, w. Shuck's Store,
Shuck's Fancy Store, Dr. B. 4. Harry, Patriot
Office, Capt John Arnold, Mrs Anthony Stifaer,
Mrs. Henry Duffy, Geo. d. Shuck, Sam. shuck,
Miss Margeret KeeHe, Andrew j. Middleton, Simon
Naus, Mrs. Mary J. Shnck Shannon Mullin, Jacob
Over, Capt Simon Deckerhoof, Martin Milburn,
VIM. Cook, John Brices Hotel, Mrs. Susan Dill,
Michael Herring, Robert Montgomery, Henry Def
baugh, Mrs. Fanny Lyon, Mrs. Henry A. Wise,
Barclay Spidle, Mrs. Catherine Cromwell, Vim.
Claar, VIM. Gephart, Danl. ]. Shuck Abram Den.
niEon. John Davidson, VIM. Horn, John Alsip,
Mrs. John Over, Eben Pencil, VIM. McMullin,
Simon Ling, Samuel Vondersmith, Jacob Grouse,
Levi Agnew, Nm Chapman Sr, Samuel Bagley,
Mrs. McEnespy, Mrs. Horn, Jacob Smith, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mutton, Abram Harman.
At half past seven in tie evening, meeting was
held in the Court House.
Mai Geo. W. Rupp President, Capt Geo. w.
Smith, Hon. Geo. w. Householder, S. s. Castner
and B. r. Asheous Yice-Presidents. j. r. Dur
borrow and Lieut. VIM. p Barndollar Secretaries
Gen. Ferry Of Connecticut was called out, and made
an able and eloquent speech, which was received
with high favor there, and was the subject of com
mandatory remark afterwards by all who heard it.
After Gen. Ferry sat down, Hon. John Cessna and
Hon. VIM, Fl. Koontz were called on for speeches.
Mr.. Cessna declined speaking, Gen. Koontz then
haos speech1 cnAIacteri1eu Dy MS USUAL strehgth
and acumen, and somewhat more than his usual pun
gency which ''pungency'' some Of our democrat
c'' friends are said not to have reished very high
ly. The meeting adjourned at the conclusion of
Gen Koontz's speech. The rejoicings we're conclu-
by fine display Of fireworks in the square.
Everything connected with the demonstration,
was happily carried out in the best possible spirit
and without accident. The Committee of Arrange
ments deserve praise for their excellent manage
ment ofthe whole affair.