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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-04-07
TIE GENERAL BOUNTY LAW.

The following is 4 ccny Of the general b,unty
Law as II passed tie legislature. Il as doubtless,
ere his, received the Signature of the Governor.
Sac. / y I. eaoHed, &c. That SO much of
the sixth section 3f the act relating TO the pay
nent of bounliea to volunteers, approved March
25, 1864. rs limits the amount o! bounty 10 be
paid 10 each and every commissioned Off
Ger and private so!dier who may hereafter vol
untcer and enter the service Of the United States
80 the sun! Of three hundred dollars I've and the
same IS hereby repealed; and ;ha. hereafter it
shall and may be lawful foc Ike autI.orilies men
toned in the act 10 which this is a supplement
and tha several supplements thereto, aud a. the
mole therein prescribed, or for any special COM
nissioners appointed by any CT tie courts of
quarter sessions IL this Commonwealth by au-
thority of existing laws, which commissioners
are also hereby invested with all the other
powers not herein specially enumerated, confer
red by the act 10 which this is supplement,
together with the several supplements thereto,
upon the authorities therein specially mentien-
ed, to raise a sufficient sum % pay bounty to
each volunteer enlisted under the present call,
or who may hereafter be enlisted ander the
pending or future calls, not exceeding four hun
dred dollars. Pro,aie5, That the authorities
mentioned in the act 70 which this IS supple
ment and the several supplements thereto, are
hereby authorized 10 levy and collect a per caD-
ra tax not exceeding twenty dollars each upon
persons liable to military duty, and upon all a
tla bodied male taxable Inhabitants not liable
TO military duly, between the age Of tweuty-ono
aad forty-,iVe years,
lP'09i,d fu.''ssr, That nou-commissioned
officers and privates now in actual service Of
the United States CT of this State, and persons
wi,o have been honorably discharged from such
service who vera permanently disabled in said
service, shall be exempt from the par c4psta tax
herein specified and the property of widows
and minor children, aud widowed mothers of
aon-commissioned officers, aud privates who
died in such service, is hereby exempt from the
| payment OF bounty tax; And proDlasd fur
tber, That it shall and may be lawful for the
authorities mentioned in the act to which this
/ IS q supplement, TO pay the amount Of bounty
herein prescribed to any person drafted int
| the military service of the United States, ~
sery!ng therein, or to the families of the.esaa'
al such time and in such suns as ttrsaio az
thorities shall deem proper or tc..iy l'eisoa
| furnishing substitute fer said sfsloe VINO l.Ay
| b credited to the quota Of county, ei,5'
ward. borough. townshr or enrolment a'S-
/ trict Of this Commonwealth; And prociaed fur
tber. That anv coups or district having spe-
cial bounty law,shall be entitled to the pro-
visions Of thu ,arre, or Of this supplement
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NEGRO EGUAL!TY:--THE WHOLE
TMiWE Git

In late debate III The Senate Of The United
States, Mg. Sumner indicated quite dis,ioety
that the object Of himself and friends in their
efforts IN bsbaif of the negro, will not cease
till perfect equality is oftecte,l--h ar hin:
Air II nd2rsou tI!ep. MOI ad,o al the
proposition, holding that both Houses I'll i; ~
adni; the tlsmDsrs FROM Ioui>iaaa. each IS i;ii-
chi consulting The othgT. IN he course g! IIr.
hen3ersona rsu7rk> short dialogue tooAs niayc
between hi'a ana Mr. Sumner aIr Hcnd<r-
san inquired Il sir Sujnaer if he l..ayed the
Santhrrn St.tas we're oat O. t..e Union
Hlr Samner tlep. Mass -sSi b. aid not,
They had never been OCT Of t'sc Union
Dir Henderson Rep. MOI inquired If that
was 80, "iy not ie: Louisiana be Represented
Ia Congress!
Alr. Sumner replied because the government
of that State had beer subgerted ana there
vas really 30 government shere now.
Hlr Henderson said Inc loyal men Of Lou
jsiaHa Lad rscoanizai the existing government.
Then why should not tie Senator recognlza IL 2
AIr. SamHe. Rep. Mass ssid tgtt when the
loyal mcn, white and black, recognized i, lie
would do 50, noE un:il then.
Mr.. Henderson, (Re,}. Mo- Does The Scna-
tor from Massachusetts assert that Congress
has right 20 interfere with the right Of sus-
irage
Mr. Sumner replied that under the Consti-
tuition a Republican form of government was
guaranteed to the citizens Of every State Il
was the da;y of Congress 10 guaIantee perfcc;
and complete freedom from all oppression and
equality before tile law to every man.
Mr. Henderson said thai If no State govern
ment was Republican in form that did nos per-
M, 7pr,ps "a vote then the majority nj the
States II the Union were not Republican n
form, ana Mr.. Simmer ought 30 move for lie
exclusion Of the Senators 'iro,n Ccnn2c;icat,
New ?ark, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Mis-
soGri and MARY and avs, many other States.
He I2Ir. Sumner,) would have 4 very small
Union before he got through. Whiie 1Ir
Henderson was speaiin,, Ct the rirhts reservei 1
TO the States by the Constitution, 5tr Sr:nner
said. May | ask the Senator if he remembers
he words Of George Washington, when he
transmitted the Constitution OF the United
States 10 Congress, when he undertook to de-
clare the desire which lhe Federal Congress had
nearest its heart to see these States consolida-
ted into one?
Mr. Henderson-"Th Union is consolda-
ted he SAID, land that is the union I an in
favor Of
MI Sumner said the government in Louisi-
ana ibal Mr.. Henderson y. Is i, tayor Of was
otigarchy, anal he was opposed 70 any SGrh
tIing Is this The trouble in Louisiana ,gas
that all the loyal citizens were not allowed to
vote.
NJ, Hendarson--Wnat does the Senator
mean by ali the loyal citizens?
Mr.. Sumner-ALL THE BLACKS OF
THAT STATE.
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BY R. r. MEYERS,

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z. T. srANG.

ATTORNEY AT Law. BEDFORD Pa.
Will promptly atrenI to collections and at! ousi
asg. entrusted 20 as care in Bedford an; -ajoDins
cour'iss.
g n. W-n.ei House, oFPoss-e the rsst'rnce Of
Ms. Tate Ny i3, isj4.
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4 Dutchman'S Opinion Of the War.

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and :raaels. and bape. cuer> fi,,r. ash two
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| '.Aly dear taddur, lie zcz. y l..f no money"
Dis lsh all lie nooo got from hin. 50 Tar
hin see how dags 20 on bufiy veil Gy sell. ana
drts you now / dink dis var isl r1auaeed.
Some .a.ier shuGIps up aud wants to De a oi.efi-
s--.. al fj,e Nel, he goes round 70 his friend
.->.ea- -sssssl.a, ,,,.Irsciofs aud aa,i,. dIcycr.
! ar4 SUE i gees itSs s,AeIsral.' ALI rite,
yeI- '~.i. '-s@s3 yyg 'a1-S siiPas,& II o. Ape,
aaG ls.i illm 'af wants. All r.c ag'st; and
s-E aey COS 81 on ape aud stz, '''afe i>h
u.-aty slm4tt ..lac. ami Y"u sitt nItte tam
ior . aiicneial. i Eei more >tenef"s aa
Eifvwe Fat 10 10 nit,' SCI Obi Ape. Never
w'nI,' dcy sfz, dish Teller ish shmarter tan ali
{. demj' and dey bodder and oodjcr, till CIT
/ Ape Inc >ez, go 10 dc tuyyel and naag him y
SAcmera!." All F:ie again. ! ell, 50 s9oa ;;~h
/ hc gI'a 10 pc Il Siienersd, he butts on some new
/ goze, nit hupFel bounds OK gIIded prjss on
de shoulders, and gifts some more tsiiers 1uiJ new
/ giyze ANA silued prass, dem ish dc @lltat--and
acy ride al down to5edder, and daaa gOuimant
ov tie army, Den, as de next ding ish, de men
has 10 back oP dere dings and oil dey goes
! Fc!, dcy marches i! dey genre do ii b.cn vere
dere Is 5ie"ty o. whey and d.n d. Sheutr4l
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m. a. POINTS

ATTORNEY At Law, BEDF0RD, Pa.
Respectfully offers his profes,lona ces 10 tar
a-OHce with J. W. i.In=eatelte., Esg oa Joll-
sgs .tgest, t"o dooTs South Of she AeB5-. 5euse-'
8s ford, Dee 9, 1864
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egA coIored man has been drawn juror in
Prcviasace, II. l., and vii! take his seat 1t
has been customary, when colored mans
n..me was drawn 10 pass 1t over bat now new
course is to be pursued. A similar case oc-
CARED in Brooklyn a few weeks ago. The
man was permitted TO retire as no negroes had
served n that capacity.
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gg'Lf you see half q dozen faults in a wo-
man, you may rest assured she has & half dog
en- virtues to counterhaIance them. We love
your faulty women, ard fear yoor tauliiess wo-
men. When you see what is termed fault
less woman, dread her as You would beauti-
fu! snake, The power Of concealng the de-
iects whic. she must have, is, Of Itself seri-
nns yit.h.
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I0HN p & z D.

4rrOQNrY At LAW. BEnFuPc, pa,
P-.--rr'.,'ir ,sade,y h,e ssrv'rss % fhe P"5'fe-
-g---a .74t @ocf Ncf1a OF The A-ngrl
50s--
5-.,..5. arg Z. 1851.
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eTThere are now nine hnndred and thirtean
National Banks III the country. Many State
institutions are constantly making tieir applica-
lions to be included among the number.
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ag-Parson Brownlow is making a pretty
thing cut of the war. Twenty-Five thousand
dollars damages have just been awarded him.
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BUSINESS Curos.
I0Hu T. K EAG GY.

ATTORNEy At Law, BEDFORD, Pa,
Will promptly attend to all legal business entrusted
20 his care. Will give special attention 10 clams
against the government.
Once on Juliana Street, formerly oHeuf led hv
Boa. 4. Klng. March 3 l. 1865.
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ss~An Academy to teach ladiesto cook is to
be established in New York.
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es~The hall in the Patent Office building,
where the Inauguration Ball was danced, Is two
hundred and eighty feet long by sixty wide.
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ga scaoolmarm in England has adopted p
new and novel mode o. punishment. If the
boys djsoba}ed the rules she stands them on
their heads and pcurs eoId water into their
trowser ieas
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fg@Thera are six colorod churches il Sayan-
nah. Three Of them have large aud splendid
organs. 'fhc pastors are coiorec men Anoth-
er proof OF the h;rdshps that tie negro suffers
from tie slgal.ing chans Of slavery
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/. Z EaFFaG

ATTORNEY At LAW, Some~se,. Pq.
lY!I hereafter practice regularly ~ tae ser7.ai
Court. Of gedford cnua'v. Business entrusted e
his care wi ce faithfully attended 10.
Ds=enbor 6, 1861.
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- var SMEkKS.

There Is 10 sort OF men & n! Ills coJatry
vrl!o ought IL be 50 thoroughly de>pissi by
good soldiers al the lCtr sa~sIy. llie>e rrea-
lures az lie meane-I c0warls ahvs--.Ihey cry
ou' war bot IT. not 20. Ihey ,ii.sI tor blood
Ou; siludder tae Thought * sg.'iin., one drcp
of their urn, They want the rebels eXlcInj-
mated Igl won't help 70 cxtermiaa:c them.
They are @pf psed TO compromising with ira,-
,;,r-,' hGi atralG 10 fight them. They are
great friend. ot thc soldier, bat never 20 10
help hl.u OH ,he field oi battle ihry sup
port tine govern ner.t, b. s;ran- from it.
They believe tbat every crizsn owes It service,
therefore they give il their breath, bus demand
tha all others shah give tH9ir bodies. Thy
hold that il Is CIR solemn duty to carry on the
war as long rs tDere is a man OF dollar elt;
bur ,ieir uuty consists not IN gong themselves,
Jut a damnasE c.eryhyly else who don't 90.
Iagy He,lsYs Ill Democrats 20 he traitors, and
lasy voahi Ike 70 as a!i u them drafted and
au. 81 tHs army because the worst traitors
a.-a..s nak s'a hes. sa.a.ers.
These sr- nc s.ae.s sul ths characteristics
IF t1a easr sr4~---,@- faetHgst. tae most eya-
.en, siaa ae uosl IL .oc'iNet /. sEa most MAJ
fgnaa5, t.s most -oWtrlY creatures alive:
features fa1 whom every brave auJ manly
sa. iisg. a.asi feel tie utmost contempt.
II is hardy necessary to add LAT IS well
known 10 all that the icGt sBeaks are unanimous
and enthusiastic in he sapp3gt .. LincoIn.-Er.
ga farmer wanted q farm hand and was
applied To by an IiishH,an. who wished TO be
taken on trial The farmer objected to engag-
ing l'ai or the ground that two Ti5hmen pre-
viousIy IL his employ had died or his hands -
Thin ye Object to hiring ne fer that, d, ye ;!
said Pat Faith and | can bring ye ricommin-
datians Iiom many place where I've worked,
tia; never played ,ci trick Pat was en-
gagged.
eT-When a nan gets toe much old Bourbon
into bis heed, instead OF saying he is drunk, as
heretofore, be Is now said TO be "Iohnsonized,"
in compliment to loyal" Andy Johnsoa at the
Inauguration.
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egrThey launched a steamer in Boston late
" and called her the Ben, Butler, bat that IL
lustrious character having since fallen into dis
grace, she has bccn re-christened the Everett.
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Tenders has professional s.,.3e.s 10 aa citizens O.
B3oory 2gu ard vlc,ntty. OGiee <; door the
als-i of jahn Bi4ck. [lune 10 1864.
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vtgTNI2LA & I,IWl4kNFE1@
ATTORNEYS At Law. FEDT0ED Pa.
cz-Haya formed partnership "a tae sct!cr a.
The Law Offce on juiiana srIeet, 80 doors South
e the ssNensel House,
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5eleIt = oetrp.
The Song OF Union Prisoners
FROM DIXIE'S SUENY LAND.
A!R-''TwENTY YEARS AGO

TThis soag is savage sttire opou iae Var D.
paIimenr, which nigh, bays delisere-i suffering
soldiers lie hoEr5fs Of southern prisons long
ago, rad :, not insisted egon The exchange oG blaek
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 BURNnAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~. housenoid Furniture Al public auction. tomorrow
AondAy - the ess Residence ~ West sixteenth street.
rusn snd siAth avenues commencing II ocosk
fnhoioto raror sust, Eagerrs Bookcase, Carpets ME-
x9n rsintings sttuary Bronzcs, Chamber aud Dining
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g 4 J. BoGARr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FEB
Os II, at IL o'clock, At tho auction No North VIII
liam street. lot Clothing Shirts Drawers Ladss'
Shoes Cutlery Watches Jewelry Fancy Goods &c ThYIS
Mirror, Carpets. TO-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HEADQUARTERs, SIXTH REGIMENT. NEW YORK
Ii Heavy Artillery, WIHcREyrxR, Va, December s. 1854
special meeting Of the officers q the Sixth regiment
2s.h day Of November 1854 tho following preamble and
Whereas Lieutenant William j. Rasbery Sixth regiment,
Cedar Greek, Va lie iOh day Of October Ss b
u therefore
Resolved Thai recognizing the hand Of God thus
denly removing from our midst companion and friend
bow In humble subtlsFi9p W His nscrutable will
Resolved ina Ii ne death Lieut. Rasbery have lost
saa Mnsss so knew n SesSss
rctr!S disposition and modest manner, time was required
70 properly appreciate merits those who knew him best
regarded him highly Temperate In his habits. con-
sstcnt In his conduck attentive 70 duty no was an example
70 all.
Resolved Tha. his cAaracter soldier prompt reliable
reputation as soldier ss we cherish his character
aud regret that he could not longer be spared
country and stimulate others BY his living example.
Resolved That extend heartfelt sympathy his
bereaved family In their loss and that Providence who
has hardly afflicted them may give them consolation aud
support.
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
li5hed in the New York Herald and the Westchester
County Journal and that be sent to the family Of the
deceased.
GEO. C. KIBBE
GEORGE W. =. BouroN Major Sixth N. Y NY Art,
Lieut. Sixth N Y. ny Art, President
Secretary
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MORTGAGE sALE-RICHARD WALTERS AUCTION.
1yl GER WIN sell on Monday 3th At II o'clock by virtue
OF chate mortgage, the Dining Saloon No. 70
C0entes slip; also Bar and Bar Fixtures.
JOHN r. STEWART, Attorney for Mortgage
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A UcTION NoTiCE.-CRocKERY GLASS AND PAN
a cy 0oods. wA W. SHIRLEY, auctoneer Ius,s.dns y
teb ~ 81 ~ 0'clo1k Peal street, BY D. EAbO
Jr large catalogue ssle OF all kinds IN lots TOR cy anu
shipping
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or TAXES AND
~ Assessments 81 Chambers street, New York. January

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
~ Assessments 81 Chambers street, New York, January
7, 1865
Notice TO taxpsyersNotice II hereby given the
scssmcnt s q the real and estate Of the city and
county OF New York for 1865 Will be- for inspection and
review from and after Monday January 1850 and will re-
Of errors and the equalization Of che assessments Of
aforesaid real and estate OF the city OF
New York All persons believing them aggreved
make application TO the Commissioners during the pc
rod above mentioned In order obtain the provided
BY law u such application be made IN relation tho
assessed valuation OF the real estate, 4 must BE- made
In writing stating tbs ground o. objection thereto,
The complaint and Il il their judgement the
II such application be made In relation 70 the valua
oS. o. me b sh: h e e
ed 10 administer such OATH asd In his their judgment
corrected and az the amount Of such as they
believe 10 be and declare their decision thereon within
thirty days after such application shall have bean made 70
visrs Of real personal imposed
under this set unless shA under oath arma
o that the party ayrievsd unable 70 attend within
the period correction OF asos by REASON
Of sickness or absence from the city.
IN t ALIEN (comm@i:.sionsrs of
g. B. wooDR6pY. }sad As.sssn.as.
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MR.. FRED. Z. GRAEF, ARCHITECT, RESPECTFULLY
wi informs his friends THAI he has resumed his profession
At Ill Broadway Trinity building New York, after his alb
In the field since 81.
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HEADQUARTERS, 77TH REGIMENT, N Y g. N c.
IL meeting OF Company win be held at the Mercer
House corner OF Broome and Mercer streets Monday
Der requested business Of importance viii be brought
before tho company By order Of Lieut. JOHN SINN01T
commanding company
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vXyANrRp TO rMPARr-rNroRMAT1oN TO EVERY.
w body In tanning coiovns making repairing Fura,
for which piesss incicss Oas boar v Mrs r. A. Logan,
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THE BOILER MAKERS OF SMITH cos SHOP,
Of Paterson, ~ j. arc on strike against nborny pen
York and ether places requested mot 70 20 Mere unsn hs
dtf1culty In settled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12
HENRY r. WEsTCOTT, AUCTTONEER
I. LARGE SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.

11WENLxONE VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
MMAdNIFICENf PIANOFoRTE, PARLOR SUITES &c
a., omorr0w MOnda afternoon, O'Clock at hous
-. west Twenty FIRST street between Seventh and Eight
vehues comprising large and elegant varaty Paror
chamber Dningroom and Library Furniture collection
rant,ngs and costly Pafian Ornaments China Silver
p0stpOnement OF sale - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12
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A. - 49, sar1ck and Dolniuick Streets
- Y. H. Lu~,L0w CO. win sell auction. on Monday
D. 1865 At u clock at tho Exchange saesrooIn
M BrQAdway Ivy order 0f the Supreme Court under the
Afee!on OF Joseph J. Marvin, ESQ., referee. -
Trick and Donnick streetrhe five desirable Lots with
the brick and buildings thereon the northca 8
corner Of varick and Dominck streets known as Nos ~
and 26 Varck street. and Nos Is, IL and HM Dominica
sresto0 feet varcx street BY 100 feet Deep Maps &c.
at No. 3 Pine street.