Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-07-07

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Kentucky hemp, or Missouri lead and Della
ware gunpowder, for the cunning leaders and
the defiant and unyielding snbmissionists.
16. Union prisoners Ia Rebel handsThe
tortures of Libby, Andersonville and other
southern prisons, the plots for burning north
ern ships, poisoning waters, firing cities, muir
derine surrendered soldiers upon the field of
battle Introducing loathsome diseases among
northern people, and other unexampled cru
elites and finally barbarous and inhuman as
sassination portray the true spirit of the re-
bellion, the character of its supporters and
friends: and at the same time illustrate the
heroic courage, fortitude and endurance Of
Union men who faced and endured all these
things that our nation might not perish.
II. Our fallen heroes Slain by savage foes
in defence Of holy cause. Their memories
shall ever be sacred and their children shall
be adopted and supported blythe nationw
life their deaths preserved
49, The Commanders of our Army and
Navy-They have surpassed the most distin
guished, successful ana renowned, ofall other
nations, both Of the present and of the past,
49, The orator of the Day and readers Of
Declaration and Preelamation-They ably
discharged the duties assigned to them and
added much to the general enjoyment of the
occasion.
20 The 18th Regiment Penna Volun-
teers- To the patriotism, liberality, industry,
and good taste of that portion of this Regi-
ment now on duty in our midst we owe much
Of our unequaled success on this occasion.
Their good conduct to-day Is in keeping with
their universally exemplary action since their
organization.
2I The Ladies Always dear to cur hearts;
always in favor of Union; their patriotic eff
forts, disinterested and pure patriotism, char
ity and devotion as shown through the various
Sanitary, Christian and Aid Associations of
the last four years, render them still more
worthy of the love and devotion of all patri-
ots and especially Of our country's brave de-
tenders.
Volunteer toasts mostly by returned oolun-
teerS were offered as follows:
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
By Harry Couch, Co. E, 13sth.
Strict Consistency habeas corpus,
free press, and free speech heroes, who yo-
ted, labored and cheated to prevent the right
of suffrage from being conferred upon the
soldiers, now coaxing and begging the sol
diers to vote their ticket, attend their free
dinners and believe them to be the only true
friends of the soldiers
BY d. O. Kiser:
A heavy reward win be paid for any per-
son discovering minister in Bedford who
viii consent on all occasions to offend none
of his hearers by praying for the Union, by
any illusions to the the life OF death of Presi-
ident Lincoln, or any mention texcept in
friendly way) of JEFF. Davis, Booth or their
friends. Numerous truly pious individuals
desire to sit under the droppings of such
minister's sanctuary in order to save their
IerYous systems the customary shocks which
they experience in most of the abolition dens
of the town. For particulars inquire at the
Offices of Bedford Gazette, Prothonotary, Ad-
ans Express, District Attorney, Hardware
Corner, dc.
By Fl. G. Staily, Co. K, 2o8th;
Changing their Tunes-Some people about
Bedford, who, short time ago, could only
sing and play My Maryland" .'The Bonnie
Blue Flag, DC, can now listen. without
fainting, to the ''StaT Spangled Banner"
''The Red, White & Blue, &c
BY William Line, Co. Z, 138th:
Cheap-The tax payers of Bedford borough
were bled to the tune of $575 to keep nice
young man studying law in Canada. Why
did he not come home few days sooner and
pay his Communication or put in a substitute
before the borough was compelled to ELL her
quota? He viii make suitable marshal for
some of the forces on 'CopPeraead Hill
to-day ~ Il Dr.,. ~ = -et
q =. =. AuIloni Io' ie Il n toth:
5e9eeliils 1; c;g l.sg..lh psIloeie pnIsess
e and 1om raneatedy refused to to on
dollar to raise bmnties for volunteers. until
tbe rebelIiot was ON its last legs and tLev
were AFRAID of fbo daft i now ordsr;ng =
free dinner for their esneeial friends,
Bx w. Cook
Death to traitors. freedom to negroes. and
satan take the eopperheads.
p,Tt D r. ga ooe.b.
6odaa+ai -; Tba o0;ssio !, of tho ,,otr;ot;o
BURGESS and Coancil to allnde to the late Re-
| beIion or tbe triumnh of fbr Union arms in
tbeir call for the celebration TO-DAY.
Rv Ioa penrose.
Our brave soldiers-Welcome. thrice vel
como ia the bones Won w;ll;nqiv laA when
vonr country called YOU - iss eiefance. You
80, IA IN tbn rea, While WON bafflad with
| he foe in front
| BvI4J. E. satterfeld. Co. K. 208th:
| Notso plenty now-The dear little butter
nnfs which formerly filled the pockets of the
| Conarbaad editor and his chosen companions.
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