The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-10
h}'om tie Lancaster -IntelHqenca.
4 SEre Indication Of Peaoa,


A Sire Indication of Peace,
Let all the bell ropes in the country be seen
to at once; let every family in the whole land
take stock in coal I'll, or some other iniamma-
tory and highly illun in ating material sufficient
to light up every winA,) in all the tenemenis
they occupy for the space ct at least one whole
week; let wives who have husbands In the ar
my, especially such as haze been known as
war widows" be setting THEN ouses IN order;
let all the many maidans, who have sadly sung,
johnny has gone for soldier be speedily
comtorted; let there be a sound If rejoicing
BEARD in crowded cities and in the mos eclad-
ed rnrai districts let New York, which re-
CARDS stself as 50 vary lily used by Pr,.,vcet
Marshal Fry, be glad throughout It's bro, L
streets and ia its remotest and most filthy BUR.
iieus; LET the loyal Of the cold Guard cease
70 shake with c0wardice in tholr boots. Peace
glorious, happy, honorable, lasting peace
+, must be, just At hand. The terrible war
which has devastated the land for four long
years. Is about over (Iraat has undoubtedly
bught his last battle. No more will he move
nrward In his accustomed reckless assaults up
on the seemingly impregnaoa forlilica:ions Of
tie infatuated and desperate foe The next
Tine he and Lee meet 1t viii be to embrace each
ether as brothers, and not 10 grapple as hereto
fore, In deadly and indacisiva strife We ex-
nect to hear by telegraph, in time for the sec
end edition OF this paper, if not sooner, that
Alex. Stevens and Uncle Abe are h0bnobbing
together in most friendly intercourse, with iheir
legs under the same mahogany at the White
House, while Old Blair lodges round as butler
oul 6irontCr of h., e. e. Il a
VI ''goaks." We are sounding no false alarm
we know that whereof we now speak. We
have had a revelatlon-not IN The shape of a
voice from the spirit land, but actual, real, in-
.dubtltahle, indiSputable, undeniable, palpable,
tangible, material evidence, that now at long
and weary last, ''the cruel war is over Does
any lncredulous CoPperbead ask US for the proof
bf our bold assertion If so daring an unbe-
lllever can be found in this most loyal city of
Lancaster, to him we would say, we have the
nost indiSpufable and undeniable proof of the
ruth Of what we utter. Do you doubt it, Sir
Dare yon raise your voice in disloyal t0nos Of
tubltatlon If you do, we beg you to be strick-
e. dumb at once. See, unbeiieving wretch
i1ere IS proof that the war is over proof that
here viii be no more drafts-abnudant, over
fhelning, undeniable proof, that Grant will
ever fight another battle Here it is in black
q white, in the most reliable shape, in fhe
ailse OF 3 special telegram to the New York
F'5ane. Read it, disloyal wretch; you who
Ave been predicting that there would be more
| Crafts, and an indefinite continuance Of the
7ar. Read this.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special despatch 10 tie Ne,o I0r1 Tribune
WAsHINGroN, Wednesday, Feb L.
THE PRESIDENTS son GoING INTO the ARsGY.
Mr Robert Lincoln. son Of President Lin
oln, who is now in New York, will, upon his
1turn to this city, enter the army as a volun-
ter aid on the staff of Grant, with tue rank Of
Qptain, without pay,
Are you not abundantly satisfied that the
oming Of the rebel commissioners is equivalent
Il peace We feel wonderfully iubil&at over
tie matter. As good as any Loyal Lacquer
ciuld, who had just succeeded in getting a ne
go substitute put in for the term of half a
chtury. Does anybody suppose Old Abe
N3uld be letting the fast young man Bob 80 up
Of Grants staff if he expected another battle
tdbe fought between him and Lee +? We ask
fi information. Does anybody? Credulity
sth as that would be beyond our cornprehen-
sin.
a REMARKABIE PRoPuEcY Not long AFRO