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The CASH SYsTEM.-tftar upwards
Of eight years experience in ghe print
ing business, we have come to The con
cIusiGn that the cash system IS the bes-
for both publisher and patron. We
have, therefore, determined gradually
10 adopt il. Whilst we are willing to
accommodate those who are unable to
pay cash, we shall expect those whoare
able, tC do 50 invariably. One reason
for this, Is, that if we are paid cash,
we can buy our paper. Ink and other
material fos cash, which enables Us TO
parclase at lower rates than when we
buy on time, thQs justiiying Us also in
chaiging cur patrons lower prices. But
the fact Is, We caunot sustain an Office
Ike ours, on the trust system. We DO
no; make this notice, because We are
dissatisfied with any Of our patrons,
but simply to inform one and al Of our
intention to adopt the cash plan. We
shall make our job work and a6verti-
sing exclusively cash. and we. Therefore,
hope our friends will not take it aIaiss,
If occasionally bill is sent them to re-
mind them Of our rule. We do not
send bills because we fear that we will
not be paid, but simply for the reason
,hat we don't want 10 60 into an exten-
s.ve system Of bookkeeping Vel have
already quite an accumulation CT char
gcs Tor advertising, DC, and in order 10
carry out our pfan, are compelled to
send bills. We hope those receiving
them viii regard the matter in its prop
er light AMI respond accordingly.
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A RARE 0cCUEREScE.-.AN EDITuR II LUCK.--
VIM [. Davis, Es4 proprietor e the East'n Ex-
PRESS received I very substeutis! token Of the good
viii of his fellow townsmeH, on FTi9sT evening q
week in the Cist Of handsome little steam engine
and boiler coruDIete intended ~ work his new
Power PresS The engine and boiler were built by
the Messrs Weimar & Brother Of Lebanon, and is
gift both valuable HDd useful and nothing, prob
ably, could have been more acceptable.
We fnd the above in one Of our ex-
chat,ges. We hope no one who reads it.,
Will take it into his head to make rs a
similar presents Such an event would
astonish us 80 greatly that we wouldn't
get over the shock for a month.
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A TDITOR's NOTICE.-The under

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The UNDER
n signed, appointed to ascertain the amount Of
adgancements made TO the heirs of John :. Stat
ler dec d. and to make distribution of the balance
in the hands of the Administrator OF said deceased.
70 and among those entitled 10 the same, will at
tend for that purpose at his Office in Bedford, on
WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of Nov. next, where
and when all interested may attend if they think
proper. JUN MOhE EK, Auditor
q. nn "a
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"eit a little longer (

C0CET WEEX--Osir s1.hsc:ibors vii
Oe Afforded an opportunity GI cart
Wick to pay In advance fer the prescnt
3ear. Thn-e who tanpo%eanae t0 tOWru
TAI '2ad tj1e naon,s- win their neigh,
DOTS who % come. We also. .'f3k f..
any qEa4lci'y.of new subscribers during
'1at+ariod.. ...s.
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1iotitts, &r.
nRIDGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DRIDGE LErTING.-The Commits
sioners Of Bedford county will LET on the
prCmises, on Tuesday, November 7th. to the lowest
and bes, bidder, bridge to be built across Evitt
creek, near the house Of Francis Morgart N Cnm-
will he exhibited on that day. By ORDER q ;he
Commissioners. JVHN u. FIStbnI .
Oct 20, '65. CLERK
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VALUABLE FARM AND TAN
merry FOR sAI.E.-Ths undersigned offer
for sale thei1v alaqhls limestone farm situated n
Bedford township, 81 ord county, RaioInins lands
OF Philip ZlhnssdsehsTies smith aud otsers-
eontaiuinE 80 acres 20e acres Of which are clear$
ed aad in rich state Of cultivation, balance well
timbered This property lies about miles NORTH
OF Bedford, ga Dunaing Greek, near the Eedfoh
hnd nouidaysburg Turnpike. There sse upon the
farm
LARGE BRICK D&g LII NIGH u 6 t.
largo q Auts Bsrn ana etaeg nnpeEtantbuldi
There is Mao s f0o orphard OF apple, peach snd
other frut. tr5es Upon the psomises- Tae tar-n 10
divided Into fields OF IL acres eeed, eecfesd with
post ara ra;t fence. Aboat 30 aores aES Ia mead
cw. I&eTe IS ao e1eel.sgt spring u o"Ter failing
~atercio 20 sio Dwelling. House aiso, upon the
soa as5Y,st ooruar cs sae ieIgp. there IS located,
a IA RGE NNERY,
Con,.in'p. 100 vatsyS 4i;h sA,tt necessary buin
in5s, tLa Wjdle yaras,ctnS as.ier roof. The te;t
nsiy is noW snd hsstsSn Cox gears, ia suoee essai
operation. Twcatyrffs e>rcs q the farm vii! b.
cid ws4h ts,e tsnnsry Il thu latter be eo;d sepat
ately, Up6n these twenty Eye acrestaere age slx
Ha- her uHrttruiArs ad txcss #
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Al IN IItN!
The members of the Keystone Club Of Bedford
are requested TO meet in the Grand Jury Room, oD
SATURDAY EVENING. next. Nov l. for the pur-
pysr Of efectug permanent orgaulzatton. ETCIy
Democrat is invited 90 attend.
4 J. SAMSON, Prest. pro TEN.
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CtOURT PROCLANfATION.-T

COURT PROCLAMATION.-T0
y the Coroner, tde Justices of the Peace, and
C07astabEes ia the dfftrcnf Totcnshaps tn the
Fnssssf,. i7..I|7~r' fTYfeFi.ss- u +h~t
In pursG4nce Of precsPt to the directed under
tho hand and seal of the Hon. ALEX ASDER
KING, President of the several Courts of Common
Pleas in the 10th District consisting Of the coun-
ties OF Franklin, Fulton, Bedford ard Somerset,
and by virtue cf bis Office of the Court of Oyer and
Icrmiuer aud General Jail Delivery for the trial OF
capital and o.her offenders therein ard the Cen
csa Court of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and
JAMES Burns snd ADAM WEAYEEL3yG. Judges Of
the ssInc Court in the same County If Bedford
You And each OF yuu. are hereby required to lie
aud appear in your pfOper persons with your Re
cords Recognizarces. Examinations. and other
Remembrances, before the .'gdges Aforesaid, ct
Bedford, at n Court Of Oyer Snd Tsrr4iuer and
General Jail Delivery and Gensral Quarter hes
sions Of the peace therein be holden for thecoun
~ Of Bedford aforesaid, tkc 32 Monday Of
Wo"erIber, iJsing the 20h day) 1853, ot l0o'ciork
m tic forenoon Of tl-t dag, there end then 10 d.
those things to which your several offices apPer.
tain. e.. r
Given unde-,mY hand, at Bedford, on the 20tb
Of October, in TIE year Of our Lord, 1865.
JOHN ALDSTADT,
SfERIFF's OFFICE, ! Sheriff.
pnJf,rd Tlnt lGSb [
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1leW Advertisements.

VVHE BEDFORD GAZETTE is the
best Advertising Medium in Southarn Penn
zyrtvaY;9
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BANK BARN

young apple orchard, and an old orchard or ths
Ii ns Stone Ridge, in full bearing There are a.
bout $50 acres ciesrad and the hslance is we'll ti:
bered, and plenty Of Iron Gre For further PSF
i;culars address
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3eat Gstatf gaIfs.

GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
= AND L0T.-John Aistp, Auctsoneer.-The
Undersigned will offer at public sale, on the prem
ses, on Tuesday, Noyenb Der a. 1855, the following
valuable property, to wit "A lot Of ground sItua-
ted in BedsoTE township, adjoining lands Of Hugh
Moore, Joh-. Hsfer and others, measuring "a leei
in width ana 10 rods in length. There Is erected
upon the lot good Dwelling House, with cut
buildings, and excellent water at the door. Also,
$, the same time and place, 6 number Of otherlots
adj ,ining the above described and lying near the
fanS,, - Chaly oeste Spring. Terms made known
on ds, Of sale Sale 70 commence At one ocioek'
p M LOUISA GobEhNA4oR'
Oct ~ '65--2ts
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Why, YEs.-.I1yerybGcsN that has a
we and children and can write his
nan 3, viii, ought to, buy Family
t"Ford.P :, Sold by z. W. Berkstresaer,
S-aelLburc: - - ; as Z
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VALUABLE REAL ES-

VA IE OF ~i4JD 1AA(~-I4 AAA44Ab ~
- TATE-1.he subscriber Will sell st public sale
OF outcry, on the premises on
TTESDAY, IN, l4t4 DAY Of Aops"5sr "sTt.
the following descr, bed tract Of land situated in
.Jobn Ail;son Ssmnei \ fock Thomas Lingenelter
and others, containing 1O2 acres and 20 perches
about 70 or so acres cleared pert Of which is tiF't
rate mesdow, with two DIV ell ing Houses, double log
barn and other outbudings there on erected! aiso,
good saw mill partly new. any l'eIson "lsaing
10 make good investment will d. wei 10 pt.e
ing sll kinds of grain; and there is an 1undance
Of the best kind of saving timber conVnie y 10 te
mill, which has sufficient water to run the
part Of tbs year. Sale to commence atL O. "V Z
of said day when the terms will be made XII owns
P. s If not sold at private sale before the Aho'
date. -s
MOSES McILWAINE.
O,,o
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NOTICE.-I hereby notify all per-
sons not to bug or trade for note given by
ae to David Sleighter Or Sarah SIogktef, for $lOO
"a it was giveu part payment Of the purchase ot
the David Sleighter farm by me-. to SaraA S,-igh-
ter, and AZ David Sieishlsr has refused 20 lei me
have the place will therefore, not Tay this note
The note was n be given up to me On tho dei' cry
OF the farm I have not received value.
J. II. THOMPSON.
Bloody Run. Oct g. lS65-3t
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8oTETHISG TO BE Proud OF.-The
whole Democratic county ticket has
been elected. The candidates for Treas
urer, Commissioner and Poor Director,
against whom the hardest fight Of the
enemy was made, ali roH oHead II the
iSlcte ticket. The Abolitionists tried TO
turn the county debt, the alleged NAL
feasancp III the Poor House, and other
local matters, against the claims Of these
candidates. But their tricks were ex-
posed and the result is q splendid yer-
dict i'm favor Of Democratic manage
ment Of our county affairs. This Is
something for Democrats TO be proud
OF, and should make our adVersaries
hide their heads in shame, when they
remember how they charged Demo
cratic officials with dishonesty, corrup-
ton, drunkenness, and every vile thing
theirunscrupulousnesa coGld conjure up.
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GOOD HOUSE AeTD j LARHE BANh BARN,
Two Wag3p Sheds two Corn Cribs, Spring House.
and other out buildings; t%o apple orchards With
other ftuit trees; smsll run passes the hGass snd
barn. tLat large meadow can be watered there,
FROM there are 200 acres in this tyect about l5as
of wbioh are cleared. tie balance we'll timbeTed,
and plenty of Iron Ore, running water at house
and harm. .E
No 2 contains about 240 snres. the improve
nsnts
Ns.o FRAME. HOUSE o7ti NeL0 FRAME
=,
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.--The subscriber will offer at
public sale on the the premises on FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER i0tf. 1865, the Real Estate of Henry
Rininger late Of ST Clair township dece'd d., con-
sisting Of a,f4rm containing 100 ACRES, in St.
Clair township, ab0st mile from Plessan;ville,
about so acres cleared and under fence and in s
high state 3. cultivation, adjoining lands Of hom-
as Blackburn William CLARK, John Axe ar! 9th
ers Ihe improvements are TWO STORY LOG
HOUSE. double LOG EAEN and other convenient
buiIdin:s, also good s.; pie orchar3.
Terms One third at the contribution Of the
sale bslancs in tHo equal annual payments Hith
Interest. .-.--.,.-.-,.,
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INXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
/ hereby given that Letters testamentary to the
estate Of Mary Hysung, late Of Londonderry town
ship, cd, have been granted o the undersigned.
An persons knowing themselves indebted TO said
estate viii please make immediate payment, and
those hGvirg claims will present them properly au-
thentieated for settlement. P. f LEHMAN,
Oct 90 '65-6t Executor.
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NOTICE.-

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
( hereby given thdt letters teatameptary have
been granted hv the Register, to the undersigned,
on the last viii and testament of Jacob L. May,
deed that all persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and those
having claiirs win present them duly autbentica-
ted for settlement.
ASA 5. STUCkEY, Executor.
Octcher 1865 d
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CHARLES C1LFELT,

BEDFORD, Fs
RRFesxScxs-HoS. JOB MANN, (Rs3i5.d
0. L. SHAsSox,
Aug 25--tf SIN
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TTDITOk'S NOTICF.-The under-

"A signed appointed by the Orphans Court of
Bedford county, to distribute the balance in the
hands of James c, Devore, Executor Of the Estate
Of Cornelius Devore late Of Ldudonderry township,
deceased. will attend to the duties Of his appoint
ment st bis Office in Bedford on Monday, Nov, l3,
leGi, at 10 o'clock, a. m, when and where all in
terested can attend if they think proper
Oct IL, '65-3t JOHN LUTZ. Auditor.
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ATTEETTN%r

L Ely ST0 y Z CL I b -
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rg. aaags II. 3. eW WARK,
Admr's, de bouLs no1 OF Johu L. Lsne, decd.
81. THoSAs Scss, Auciionsers, l39 and Ill
South 4th Street, nhilaieiphis.
lancaster Pa Oct g. 1888
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Tfqal Nntiffs.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The Under
"A signed, appointed Auditor by the Court of
Common Pleas of Bedford county, to distribute the
money in the haE4ts of Sheriff Aldstadt and arising
from sale of real estate of Levi 0tto will meet all
parties interested in said distribution and wish ing
to attend at his ofice in the town Of Bedford, on
TUESDAY. Nov. I4th, 1865, at l o'clock. 2. M.
Oct %. .'65.-3t J. T. KEAGY, Aui:tar
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OHERIFFS SALE.-By v:rEe Of
= sundry Trits of Venditioni LXponaS 10 NE a.
h. borough q Bedford on Saturday. the l8thday
Of November, at 10 o'clock, a. a., the following
n wit,
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A GOODINNESTAIENT.-Ihe un-
"A dersigned offers his two valuable ferns for
sale situated IL Bedford township, Bedford County,
adjoining y N Chenoweth and o'heTs, aoout ene
IBile from Bedford near tho turnpike, and six miles
from Mount Dallas Station. The Improvements or
No. !, s-ea #y. 3
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

A DDIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
N Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate of John Shook late Of
Bedford township, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment, and
those having caitas will present them properly sa-
thentcated Tor settlement.
Oct. 20. 65-6t. JOHN ALDSTADT, Ad'mr.
A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE
n Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
Ininistraion on lie -estats Of Adam Otto, late Of
Napier township, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned
Al persons knowing ,Aemselvesindebtedt to said
esGit viii please make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them properly au
theutcatet for settlement. ..
Oct 90 '75.-6t LEVI OTTO, Admir-,
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FARM FOR SALE

J. Y LLNGLNFEIIEH,
Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate Of Henry
Rininger, deed. Oct. -, 'h5-ts
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hIrRIIC SALE or NAITARLE

4ind other heirs Of Ja1o6 Dsrore, decd.
Oct q, est
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One tract of lal d. contsining IS acres, more or
less about 60 acres cleared AMI under fence, with
two story log house, double log bsrn and other
out-buildings thereon erected, adjoining lands OF
Tho's Burkst Michael Weyant, Samuel Burkets
heirs and others, situate in Union township, Bed
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MI y y It = 4 n - n Hs@74l
T. Il. 4 n j. Lyons, Private Sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

TyOR SALE-BY J. G. BAILEY, CORNER OF BOWERY
and Fifth street, No Bond street, House. 25xllS lot
Thirty third street House l5x4 lot haf block
n Marks place. House 25x60 lot 1907 l Seventh Tene
House good Also two Lots corner OF
Second avenue and Fourteenth street.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-BY A. J0URNEAy, NO. 0 PINE
III streetwest Forty eighth street. four story high stoop
brown stone 1880 lot half block with possession 500
Forty street. three story high soop brick 26x4S lot
100 with stable $4,000 Thirty fourth street. three story
high s.oop brick 2o.a2 lot 100 $1,000 or two for $Is
lot half block 5000 two for $4,000; East Forty ninth
street four story high soop brown stonc 25x6 lot 1000
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T,OR sALE-BROOKLYN HOUSES FOR SALE, WITH
il Immediate possession:-27 Union street, near Smith,
with all modern improvements sewer connection; price
modern improvements and connection price 81 ,
Terms easy. Twelve In each house. Apply 70 r.
WILLIAMS. 1852 Ryerson street.
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I1OR sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE THE PLOT OF
Ground 30 feet by 100 on the southwest corner Of Sec
Houses thereon price $4,000 Apply 70 j. H. HER
RICK 10 South street. or II East Thirty third street.
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NOR SALE-COMPLETELY AND ELEGANTLY FUR
nshed first class full sized House, with two story back
Building Twentyf fifth street. between Fifth and sixth
avenues. Possession Nov. 4, Apply 70 +. II. LUDLOW
co. No, 8 Pine street.
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NOR sALE-25O0 ACRES BITUMINOUS sHALE AND
Timber Lands in Ross county, OHIO, at the exceedingly
low price per acre. cash. Address Q. W. Doubleday
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INOR sALE-THE MANSION HOUSE AND FOURTEEN
Lots Ground in Jersey City, late the residence Of
Mrs. Eliza Barrow The house is By e feet with u feet
house and two story dwelling house upon the premises
MORGAN No. Pine street. or to WILLIAM +. POWERS.
Rrna WAY
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-04

HAVING been for long time engaged in
L l. the Packet business, and established our
reputation for promptness and reliability, and
possessing great facilities for selling Jsweiry
ia thi. way, We are confident that We can give
satisfaction to all who feel disposed TO patron
ize us.
ss5O,oOO worth of WATCHES, DIA-
MOND PINS, CHAINS, &C., TO be sold far
ONE DOLLAR EACH, without regard to
value, and not to be paid for until you know
what you are to receive.
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Caution

II the reader of tais notice" cannot get a
boz of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in
his place. let him wriss to me, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box free of expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on
hand. because they cannot make as much pro-
fit as on other persons make
None are genuine unless the words Hollo-
rey, Ner York and London are disceruible
as iTdfer-mark in every leaf of the book OF
directions around each box; the same NAV be
plainly seen BY holding tie leaf to the light. A
handsome reward will be given to any one rem.
deriug such information as may lead TO the
detection Of any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious. 9irt
: = Sold at the mandatory of Professor
HOLLOWAY. 90 Maiden Lane, New York,
and BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes, At IS cents. 50
cents. and 81. 40 each. .ssss n
T There is cosadsrAble saving By taking
the larger sizes. .;a fss5s I. eeff.
y
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The Presidents Plan of Recon.
ssf.uctiOn.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune. Mr. Samuel Wilkin-
son, says of the Presidents reconstruc
ton speech:
'.Tne bride Of unconditional forgive
ness offered by Mr.. Lincoln to the rebels.
has already established split in our par
ty-the oI position is forming here hour
ly. Ben. Butler, in big speech made
from Wizards steps, has fully expressed
the popular dissatisfaction. The other
speakers who are following. demand pun
ishment for the rebel commanders and
leaders. and offer forgiveness only to the
rank and ile." +.
Another correspondent of the Tribune
says:
The Presidents platform of recon
struction was read out of an upper win
dow of the White House to a crowd that
evidently expected other entertainment
than they got. 1t is no criticism of the
speech to say that it fell dead. wholly
without effect, upon the audience. But
one sentiment in the whole of it was ap-
plauded-that which favored getting OF
chickens by Matching eggs instead OF
smashing them. This figure of speech in
behalf of the Louisiana scheme of recon.
struction provoked great laughter from a
portion of The crowd. 1t had its Comment
from an invalid soldier. He said: bad
eggs cant be matched, and ought to lie
smashed. | reckon that Fields, that tried
to kill Judge Kelly. Was au average Lou
iSiana egg | never saw a secesh egg that
could safely be hatched." The more in
teligent of the crowd-the politicians from
different States, in important offices HIRE
went away thoughtful and with Il sense
of co.nming troubles in the politics that
have sustained the war and carried it
through TO victory in the field"
Snll another correspondent says:
1T cannot be denied. and should not
lie suppressed. that the Presidents spesch
has caused great disappointment, and
left painful impression. 1t was men
TONED in the crowd. in explanation Of. q
passage in his remark, that Mr. Lincoln
was opposed to the extension of the right
of ruff, age to colored men; that he had
frankly sal. 80 to Cabinet Minister.
but at the s me time had SAID that he WIS
open to conviction" ..-.