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tion, and military occupation involves the neces-
sity of vast army, a standing army; and we
learned not long ago, from our Revolutionary
Fathers, that a standing army IS the bane OF
republic The South would be held as HuDga-
ry is held to-day by AUSTRIA and the people OF
the North would be called upon for taxes to
support this state of things. Nor is that all
You have got the military power over you now
It is holding the people by the throat. You
have got conScription, which is always con-
nected with great military establishment; but
says some Republican friend, this is only tenn
porary; it will pass away with the end of the
rebellion, and cease. Never. my friends, neveri
If you have conscription now, you will have
conscription forever, unless the American peo-
pie by the ballot, or in some way, forbid 1t.
The republican war programme, unless it is
changed viii certainly overthrow all that is sol
id and valuable in our institutions Therefore,
/ say, the Democr. cy may demand that the Gov
ernment shall not carry out such programme
that brings results SO disastrous to the American
people.
We have seen dark days during the last three
years; dark for our country and its hopes. But
the tide is beginning to turn. The session of
the Legislature just closed is evidence of this
where free speech in defence of constitutional
principles was quietly heard from your able rep
resentative, Mr.. Eaton, in spite of coercion and
bayonets Ii shows that the people are deter
mined, if everything is to be wrecked, that they
will at least save their liberty out of that wreck,
and build something more solid and enduring
than they have yet had (Cheers.)
But you fear the bayonet, my friends. You
lock to Ohio. You think the soldiers are all
Abolitionized and subservient to the commands
of these who aim to establish and pe1petuate
despOtism. cannot believe it! They will see
that In 50 doing they are forging chains for their
own limbs They will see the iniquities of the
men ct Washington. In my mind there are
thousands to-day in the Republican ranks viii
see this, and are ready to break away from their
party connections. We shall have our recruits
from them, henceforth. All, the men who are
in revelry at Washington, while their country
men are dying-these men, depend upon ii, be-
gin to have some forethought of the doom that
awaits them. If they are holding high wassail
tonight, they may Sec as Belshazzar saw, the
handwriting on the wall. They are confront
ed with the exclamation, E'Thou art the man."
They hear their doom in the rustling leaf; in the
shaking of the tapestry on the wall. They hear
it IN the rattle of the passing carriage that goes
| by TIE White House or other whlted sepulchre.
They see the ghost Of their murdered country,
like Clarence, with "his bright hair dabbled in
blood" rising before them. The spirit of Lib
erty comes up to confront them, and they see it
with fear and trembling. A down trodaen ma
ton arises before them in all the majesty of its
outraged rights, and Its incorruptihle heart
(Cheers.)
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Paying Dear for the Whistle.

The war between the North and the Soutt.
has now been waged. for three years We have
called into the service l, IT'S, 900 soldiers. We
have now in the field say 500, 900 men. There
have been discharged on account of wounds,
disability and sickness, together with the deser-
tions, say 1880 This leaves 9O0,O men
now dead and buried This is liberal calcu-
lation in our favor, for if we could reach the
exact loss In our army the total of deaths would
not fall short of million of lives. We have
stolen and freed from the rebels from rs 900 to
lOO,O 900 negroes; admit it to be 100, 900. This
war, from the beginning, has been war for the
liberation of Southern slaves from their owners.
In the intent Of the instigators, though it has
only been publicly avowed for the last two years.
TO say nothing of the injury, loss and cruelty
to nineteen-twentieths of the poor slaves to say
nothing of the destruction, loss of property, de-
moralization of our population, the untold mis-
cries of the wounded and broken down consti-
tutlons of the discharged soldiers, to say moth
ing of all this loss 20 the body polite, it has cost
the United States in debt, entailed upon future
generations, already 5000, 900, 600. To sum
up the gross amount, we have, In order to lib
crate 100000 slaves, and make them worse off
than they were while with their masters. crea-
ted g debt of $4,000, 100000, and sacrificed
the lives of 900, 900 of our fellow citizens! Is
not this, in the language of the immortal Ben.
Franklin, EsPAYING DEAR FoR OUR WHISTLER
Patriot & Uai0n.
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A German statistician has recently shown
that the invention Of the sewing machine ena-
bles one woman to make one hundred times as
many garments as she could have made a CEN
tury ago. To which cynic replies that the sy-
erage gain to mankind is nothing at all, since
one woman now wears one hundred times as
many garments as she would have worn hum
dred years ago. Our first mother was content
with fig leaf which, according TO the Talmud,
measured about three inches, by six the fig leaf
of fashionable lady to-day measures about fif-
teen yards in circumference. Between these
extremes contemporary thinks there must be
a mean which would make the sewing machine
a really profitable invention.
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A. G.. CURTIN.

a PRoPHECY.-ln the course of his recent
speech against the policy of the Administration,
Mr.. Eden, of Illinois, made political prophecy
which is worth reproducing. 1t is this:
''Should this Administration be continued
in power for another term, the war will go on
until the financial schemes of Secretary Chase
shah crumble into ruin, when it will of neces-
sity cease, leaving in its desolating course di-
vided country and ruined people On the
other hand, should the Democracy succeed in
the next Presidential election, the Union will
be restored under the Constitution in less than
six months after IFS accession to power, as
believe without the necessity of shedding SIN
gle drop of blood
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SESsIBLE.-A soldier recently returned to
neighboring village, after an absence of two
years, and found his wife living whith another
man, to whom she had been married some
months, representing to him that she had never
been married before, and to those who knew
her that her husband was dead. The first and
second husbands calmly talked the matter over,
and then left the false one to inveigle another
husband if she could. That was decidedly more
sensible than shooting at each other with pis-
tolls
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Professional Garps.
JOSEPH w. TATE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
viii promptly attend TO collections and all busi-
ness entrusted 10 his care, in Bedford and adjoining
counties.
Cash advanced on judgments, notes, military and
other claims.
Has for sale Town lots in Tatesville, and ST. Jo-
seph's on Bedford Railroad Farms and unimpToved
land, from one acre to $50 TO suit purchasers
Office nearly opposite the "Mengel Hotel'' and
Bank of Reed x Schell.
April l, lS64-1y
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eEAs proof of the fact that girls are useful
articles, and that the world could not very well
get along without them, a late writer states it
as fact that if all the girls were driven out
of the world, in one generation, the boys would
all 20 out after them.
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PA.

ESTATE OF MICHAEL HAMMER, Decd.
The undersigned appointed auditor by the Orphans
Court of Bedford County, TO examine aud settle the
sxeertions to the account of James Allison, ESQ.,,
Executor of the last will, &C., of Michael Hammer,
decd, and to report distribution of the fund IN
the hands Of said aceounteant will attend to the du
Ties of his appointment, his Office in Bedford
saturday, the ilth day of April, A. d. 1864 at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. of said day.
Mach 25, 1864 s Z, RUSSELL, Auditor,
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ByA: concert, recently; at the conclusion of
the well known song; "There's Good Time Com
ing" farmer got up and exclaimed fsMisteT,
You couldn't fix the date, could you."
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J r. DURBoRROw,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa.
Office door South of the "Nlengel House"
Will attend promptly 10 all business entrusted to his
care in Bedford ana adjoining counties.
Bedford, April l, 1864.
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John PALM Err,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
p-Wnl promptly attend to all business entFus-
sed to his rare. Office on Jullanna Street. <neA'-
81 opuosite the Mengel House.)
Redfard. Aug. l, 1861.
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e spy M. ALSIP

ATTORNEY IT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Wli faithfully and promptly attend TO all business
entrusted TO his care Bedford od adj dining
ties. Military claims. back pay, bounty, &c,
speedily collected.
Office with Mann & SpaRg. J4liana street. two
doors South of the Mengel House. Jan. q, '6+.
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157~lt is 2opcsed in New York to introduce into
the churches "invalid pews" and "sleeping psws.',
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IOaN NP. REED,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, Pa,
ResysctfxI1y tsasders has services TO me F11Ho.
UF0fhce second door North oil 'ne -''is
House.
Bedford, Arg, /, 1851.
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A. Il. C0FFROTH,
a ATTORNEY AT Law, Somerset, Pa.

vii! hereafter practice regularly IN the se"efai
x.surts of Bedford county. Business entTnsie %
ais care will be faithfully attended to-
December S, 1851.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18
Washington. APRIL l6.

The Baltimore American Of lAss eve.
Aing says, W learn that the municipal
authorities 10 this department have besn
directed 70 make preparations for the re-
ception at the Jarvis General Hospital,
West Baltimore street, of from 500 t.
zoo OF the released Union prisoners froE
Richmond.
Thsy may b expected here to-day Or
tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

Dispatches from the Headquarters Of
the Army Of the Potomac state that -.
terday about noon aparty of rebel cavslry
made 90 attack on the piskets ct Bristol
Station, bat were driven OF after bsisk
skirmish. One man was killed and two
wounded Belonging to the l3th PannsvI-
vania. Ssveral Of the rebels we're soasd.
cd, bat we're carried of By their con.
The nail trails, with General Grant q
board, bed jast passed > lev nisutoe b.
lore the attack vs. made, and Il Il sup.
posed the intention was to capture him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

New York, April l6.
The sales Of gold esrti6easss 10 stopped
By order Of the Secretary u the Treas
urys
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan at
the First Nssiocal Bank to-day, were
$3.50, 600.
Receipts at the custom-houss to-day
el,ol2, 900. Of which cess, 600 we're
gold certificates.
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3 rvss Washisgtos, April la 7
Fhe eass u Lisdsy ~ ecots, issA De
the Sd Congressional district Of Missouri,
came before the committee on elsctioas
to-day, and Lindsay made portion u his
Argument. It 10 understood the case Of
Bruce W Loan will be called " 10 The
House to-day for considsration.
Subscriptions to 1910 loan to-day
amounted TO 4, $50, GOO.
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Sundays Night Report.


Chattanooga. April 10.
a g. - -. re sls
Arsssi Li..s<ls ] = ssa-so..ss.
ioasd oaesrs and psivstss 0as iase ssr
linss lsss night. Tksy IMPORT Hasdss's
essps = ordsssd avay flea Daltse. bsv-
81 tSains In tsoese they 1aale asst.-
M l6Dsss1 hsIha SSa1slSyV gs
o. = 9ylsk6f6;iI0 {
A 1rs broke ont il ~ beiek bailding
adjoising The nilitary pei1oa Aes0 -
nofnisg. Three bnildiaeG. je1nkly 49,
pied By the QaArtssnAease'sai1 PlDv6s1
Narshal's Department and 6asitary Con-
niaios, were Destroyed. befdSs the pro-
grus = The iirs was Stspps6 The jail in
0bteh ~ abhel psisuasn 1ees eoaGssd
vas saved With di6ealty. No psissssss
ssespei. No Govssnnent properly d.
ssroysd. Loss on bsildiagi go. 600.
Maj. Gen. Nsstoa goes u CIsvsAal
so-porrow. snd will have command a
The "a divisios 81 the 4th corps, fosnss'
u scyoe4Js ia & SS&A< g -
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Newborn, N. c., April IL.
The rebels have appeared IN largo foree
spon Chowaa River, apparently for the
projections Of the shad and herring fshesy.
The Confederate Consumption has been
suspended in the First Congressional Dir
trics Of NofsA Carolina, and an amnesty
offered 70 oil North Carolinians Who are
or have bsen il the Fedsrsl service.
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Cairo. Anil l6

Cairo, April Is.
The steamer Glendale left Memphis
Saturday forenoon and passed Fort Pillow
last evening. There was no appearaucs
OF the enemy. and the river was III eleas,
Nothing remains Of Fort Butler.
The Glendale brings up 700 halss OF
cotton for Cincinnati.
No papers or news from below.
a numbe. Of steamers are leaving for
the South.
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EarlySAh 1sessoea, lsG1y,ae - Aeed
oisabs1a 800 rsbsl eavllEy. 1e1s n -
peasnncs On the line At ~ O. Y
Alex4ndfh b. B.. nssr bti6sk as,
. suddsaly = b iaks b solyuin - -
troll for As psotsctisa 4 IL ~ Astusse
thse 49, a1a M1ls XpQ4 4eV IS
OF our seA6euU wsse esplao& h sebsls
vent svaysin ~ ii Mo- d Ffsastieks-
Usaa sd sE ass - stsxSS# &sEss 4
aLaet night Lisst. Col. Jussis. viii .
detashnaab q the 18th Pesn. Rseayss.
went % = expedition 70 Oeooquaa and
vicinity. The party returned this morn
ing vitA psisonsrs.
Having IN the Array Of The Potomae
At liz. N, to-day, ] spsak knowingly Of
the prospects. The roads are 20 dried =
toahow ~ fEsest loeemoEies, ana there
is nothing . hiades . sarly nopomeat.
The stzSa1g NV oGssnsd thesr w0stsd-
Dimensions, and the roads ars padsabls. TO
say The isast.
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eftllf 3if


"a VOICE RRON vIOksBURas
=: - II I; II - kasls1 = - nv.
- 49, 80 49, f!ae.roe w. IN 81
$500 = - lDpG sisw alssa1 vik4xbuw, hav1ne
q go. 80 rsss.s.1 +. - : =
psssoas Who - sxDsssd = saAs.lshy e1l1.se
.ssNssss assAs Oh s.;ss, $3.50.
Leugvna4 H. d.sA II IL.
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Ari:s . e - se.s e.. -
ns.issssesa, = sasetiOa - asssuve - - anong q
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sa4p44 VIII ssicesy.
- - w.cssanae - rseaa b. Wnkinboa, Dafslett
Co. Aeoknk. Iowa sisAsv1u.
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0Esft nss Yestpensa-oatlsss xeavinr
~ Ax0Y sftAe Yeesnae.
New York, April Is.
There 10 said to be no truth in the NJ
ported postpousmeus Of the dralt.
The Tribuns.s AFnyof Eolemac dis
patch says majority Of the sasisss aid
Other eisissns have have left for WISH
ington.
An accession Of three or four brgadss
to the sssay's fofcs eppesite R3ccoss
Ford IL reported on good authority
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&c., WofIds U1spAteh.I
p .sAf Washingsou, sAptiffs.
Sevenl 7dessgtses belonging % b New
England sseinsas sssapsd dsrisg 10 =
The army 10 being coastastly reinforced
BY thesrfisal Of vstseans cad pafs Of
regimsnts.
Three brissdss Of Gen. Gstty's divi.
sion. 4th ecRps, have been revisued, md
other resisvs and drills are in active pro-
greas throughout ths sasire army.
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Especial to Tribuns.]
Washipgton, April Is.

WashiDgtop, April Is.
Since Official news has been received
from Sattillo, the present. s1at Il the Mex
lean government, dated ED Of March,
Vidaurra's treason j. confirmed. vi
dAns hsn 2 800 man in Aoatsssy. Il
Doblado was marching with his forces
from Satillo to give him battle, and Gen.
Paseina il on the way from Daraaeo at
the head Of brigade with the same OBJ
jest. ~
The Inhabitants Of Nusvo Leon
and Coahuila had aslao~lsdesd Prssi.
dent Juares's authority, ssd vsne saising
large forces 70 subddev idaarra's rsbslliop.
When thu 10 arsomplishe6- he AenicxA
government will have about 10, 600 pss
ready to march upon San Luis Potosi
capture and that city.
In the State Ut Paxaea Gen. Dios had
5000 mea perfectly we'll oseAaizsd u,.dss
hn command, and The French thosrhs
this force Of sach imperhaaa ~ 6ss.
Bozise w. going . attack h Ii persos.
The French hava bsen driven from IL
States Of 0hfohas and Tobsse. = usll :
from ths IssAnus Of Tehauntepsc. s
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l.A,a.G - ~ iiu6aIs..
GSaa&~.eAs ALL Il

lnli4 on1y 1nu611sA.
Ciaeinnati, .Apsiltt6.
Iadi.uapots sPeeisls - .s.s.s llili'ssJ
natterg 61l5to. a l1fxo noHbss q re-
eruih ll1ve ~ ths nom dell
GovGE1oss Dsoagh, Tsees - a1oseoa
we're il consultation with Gen. Hslntxls-
ma ypaFdsy: NO Z u
K colcfsd regiment leaves Monday 70
report 70 Burnside 1t Annapolis.
Tho new In1iana regi4enls eAre beiag
sspidly ofgktissd for tie fsId.
Il i thought Gen. NAns6eM will b :
candidate for Lisutssaat Governbs, in
IL phss II Gen. Kinbalh, dsshAs&
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New York, April Is.
ssles Of gold certificates % FIR. about
$1,000, 900.
1t IL said they are reaehing their limits.
Rssumption Of gold duties must soon take
place, At least till July.
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Washington. Aprl "a.

washington, Apfu 10.
Yesterday aftersoen sbous s osclock ,
dispatch Wa Seosived hers from 6ensnl
sherman, con6rning the surrender q
Fest Pillow. and the bsatsl eo,dsot q
The fseSh innsdiatsly aftsssaras, ul;ek
BIDS NJ - b simply retaliated for il ths,
qnartsr in due time.
The Star aays aseUsdiog 10 Gen. Sher-
man our loss Was s. white troops killed
and loo vouaded, AID 500 black trooe1
murdered h cold blood sfter the surr.s.
DIR u Bora RiIlow. 4 Il issA isslste,l -
q NO value Whatever To- the defsnsso. +
Colanbsa, cd utterly untsusbls s. ~
sshslss Who have 10 doubs lsft shat yieia-
y ere this. hssi9g bsea dias,peisa1d,
With considerable los, in The object B
their rid whieh Sss the posseos;osss p
lColanhaes -1Aess ahsy -.wcrs.vruarrRlv
but severely repslsed With = - s =
We ere satis0sd sAsh dne III ea,;s..;c,
will show fhe M 81 Fost PiIlov s..
9nply ~ 1lt = : 1kstahe - =. ~
u seunasdsr, Who osospisd i aeaiss,
ditoeE oeden. - ssase.s asIc'
The ssbsls, according q. of6d q,
.pat6Aes tseetved AerS ii evop -. 60
a aesAisg = PadseAk, 1oise = sssseks.
danago thaa b fea thodn. Itbbx.
nsved Ebssest's rst1sss vlll hskt $50,
altkez yieiaity * MsnpAis, vhero -,
sae - - 500 - I'D - ~
u1ku1Se vsry ihir ehssss is1sed Z
49, II - 3 = a-.s a.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

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xxxymsA oouoRn1s-xisss sesatsa.
Washington, April 10.
HOUSE,.
Randall Of Kssiscky olEsssa . ysssls-
ton inssvrcdng tAe Ceumittes - Mill
tary Affairs % Esquire isso the exptdi-
sscy Of constructing railroad r. 1pii.
ssry parposss from Cincinnati % sessset
With the Cambesiand Gap. = sscoa-
mendsd b the President il 1861. Re-
selasien sdopsec.
Mr.. Dawes sallsd Up The report q he
conuittss q elestioss declaring b. HI.
Kitohen nos sntitlod u . esae . Rsjss-
sssss6vs iron tie TIL diakise q H9a1.
The esomiteee ay thsy ssssse ssskAy
lAsmselvee thAs thess has bess sech fise.
dsa q sleetios = TO vaTrpss ths eessla-
sioa o. n, Kisshsa \ The ehoses Sc
he lsyal vossss Il ~ Distsiss A grsa.-
q portioa failed 70 participate in h ior ths
rsasea hat they vsre hsld undss the
psxss Of to ss6el srpy. Is1 -
Smith Of Ksatacky, Of the minssity
eomnittss. eontssded that there w
prima fssis evidence that Mr. Kitchen
eas the choice Of the district.
NJ. Whalsy, Of West Va. briefly eoa-
tended that = the people ars taxed and
furuishsd troops they shoaid b rsprs-
ssntsd here.
Ar. Dawes supported ths visvs Of tie
majority. mentioning - fact thas ~
Viui,is d;ssr;cs borderine q thia Chi
.ol have besa @ ar uoder control Of lie
aae..v ,;r.. I.lv 1851 .h., = j. 49,.
,ibls 10 hold = eleo.io, there. TIA -.
mitsss aesircd = - : pr,oede.t not al,
q to Mr.. Kitshea. bat 10 III Other, N der
similar eircunsae.ee..
The House sdopted . rseolaf;on d..
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III WiIsos 81 Io.s ;ss,oa.csd . ;o;..
resolution which - roa,;no.sly 49,
shat the ioint committee q lie ooeduet
If the "a. or sach me..h.r, th.,.cf :.
nav : ds~;ssased rrrcesd !, 80. !
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and e;rsrusa,ece. .a.snai.v ,hs 1870
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