Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-09
To Our Subscribers.


Harry, Bedford Pa Agent
To Our Subscribers.
Our subscribers are reminded that it requires mon
ey to print the ISQUmER. Every thing We use costs
money. viii our subscribers bear this IN mind and
remember US the coming Court term, if no: sooner?
Rg All subscriptions paid before the first of De-
cember next win be creditedat our advance rates. Of
two dollars a year. Fpaynent is delayed after that
dme the rates VIII be increased in accordance with
our publications,
E1~ After the first of January next 0 paper will
out Of the county unless paid for in advance
We hope our subscribers out of the county viii not
take this anss But the large and thus far increas
ing expenses in the printing business, makes US fee
that in order to carry it on successfully, cash sys
TEN as nearly as may be, must be adopted.
We are obliged to defer to a future issue several
letters from the army.
Horse SroLEy.-A horse, saddle and bride was
stolen from the stable Of Thos Jamison Tuesday
night, after nine clock.
Rev. Samuel YingIing was in town during the
week. His numerous friends were very glad to see
him.
The 55rH REeaEST.-A clearly written account
Of the operations of the 55th Pa Regt. since the
spring campaign opened, is given on our first page
LIcENsE.-For the information Of many Of our
country friends who are IN the habit Of drawing in
strumens Of writing we viii inform them that every
person, other than one holding license as a lawyer
or claim agent, whose business it is to draw deeds,
bonds mortgages, wills, wrts, or other legal papers,
or to examine titles to real estate shall be regarded
as conveyaneer and must pay a license of SO, or
in defaIt thereof, are liable, upon conviction, to
Imprisonment not exceeding two years and fine
not exceeding i've hundred dollars.
Mr.. Antonio Arrichi, an Italian, and convert
from Bomanisn to the Protestant faith, delivered
lecture in the M E. church last Monday evening.
This young man had been educated in the faith of
the Romish church, and was strongly attached to
the religion Of his fathers His portrayal Of the re-
hgious condition of Italy was exceedingly dark Mr.
As experience in the school of monk his connee-
ton with the army Of Garibaldi, his confinement as
prisoner Of war for two years, and subsequent es
cape to this country, related at considerable
length and listened to with close attention BY large
congregation. This gentleman IS now student in
Dickinson College, preparing himself for the work
Of the ministry in his native land.
''0UR YoCSG Folks. ''-Messrs. Tieknor Fields
of Boston, Mass, VIII shortly commence the publ
ton of pAy Juvenile Magazine, entitled .'our
Young Folks which promises TO be the ablest work
of the kind published. Il VIII be edited by 7, J.
Trowbridge, Gail Hamilton and Lucy Larcom, and
the staff Of contributors viii include many of the
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and England. Every number Of the magazine viii
be beautifully illustrated. Each number viii con
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type. This is a work which must commend itselfto
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Mass.
RETURNED So1DERs--On Friday last twenty three
veterans from Co. E, of the roth Regt P " return
ed to this place, their three years term of service
having expired. The following are their names
Captain-C. R. Miller, Ind Lieut.-Levi Smith,
Sergeants-Philip Huzzard, Artemus S. Bennett, Cor
poraIs-John W. Mittong, Harry Burkett, Theo. NJ.
Klahre, Alex. s. Lyons, John Leader. Len j. Ag
new, Jacob F. Cypher, Musicians-D. S. Elliott,
Priyates-Wm. Adams, John Gephart, David o.
kiser, David Negly, Harry Cypher, Henry Fl. Nul-
ton Jacob Stoudenour, Alex. Bolinger, James NJ.
Leary, Serg't James Middleton
With the above members of Co. z, our highly es-
teemed correspondent Sergeant -MajorI. H. RawIins
returned, in excellent health and spirits. Welcome
to all those noble heroes.
SUFFIEalEaTAL DaAFT.-A supplemental draft for
Adams and Franklin, and second supplemental
draft for Fulton and Bedford, were made at Captain
oysters headquarters in this place on Monday last
1t win be that but few Of those drawn on the
14h inst. reported, as the supplemental draft is for
nearly the same number drawn at that time. The
three districts drawn IN this county present the fol-
lowing account with the government:
Draft of14th. No. Reported. Draft of2sth.
fannett.....-.. 10 IL 28
Metal .---.-...-..s-.. a IL 12
" arren .......... ...-.... III IL
In Bedford and Fulton they, as a rule, have imta-
ted Warren and not reported at all. Indeed, the
Democrats Of the heavy Democratic districts delb-
erately defy the laws and the government, and none
but Union men have responded. Now a new draft
= - VI IL