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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-22
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-22
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-22
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trt sstpsn Der 6arnOrsans, Sarnsri.s. 6rpniG.
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aber Weoi;in.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-22
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ten feline Nrcetn s,brau6.h unb fein Wittsl,
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srfUls beftItsn binrsGsnS atr3tust babtn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-22

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etnrcit rer lsetsn Grltn. Gsus uuo bdtfdbe Sim.
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sdoies 9oloenen Singerbite,
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mir babsn bas srSsts afcrtsment on bans, bas
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22
BY rnE CABLE.

a GeHeyai Feaiat Rising F.safesi. --Lagl
Emigration h ame4isn. .Ffeach EBgcafa.
tionof Acrico Compiete. - Proptsa0as n ttc
RETURN BaI
LGNDoE March rs, evening. -A general
rising Of the kenians is expected % take
place throughout IRELAND 70 morrow. ST.
Patrick Day Che Government which d
fully informed Of the movement u Is BeileT
ed viii 1g able 10 suppress any insureetiau
beinre It ASSUMES very farnida5ie proper
tons
The emigration 10 America from Cafs for
the past few weeks has heen extremelp larne.
Many 0f the emipranfs have been rscorHIz-
"a as 1hiBg connected with gbc recent henl-
an uprising near Killarney.
PAR.s. H4reh l6.-Fhe Bouiteu5 today,
in an official article, says chat Marshal Ba-
zaine and the inst of the French r0oDs Jeff
Mexico Jn the 9th Of MARCH,
L0NDog March I-.-The reform bill
which is 90 6e brought into Parliament by
the Government tomorrow, viii give .he
right u suffrage 20 rate paying agusehold-
eF 8, after so years residence % men pay
ing one pound yearly taxes. 3r having thirty
pounds in inc savings Baak OF fifty pounds
IN the funds. lnd 10 al members Of the
learned professions and graduates 5f Lai-
Yersilies The bill also provides 'nr a fifteen
pound franchise m the counties.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22
SENATOR s'TNFE8T ANS g@FE E@A E7eaaF
FIRE. RAILROAD Law

We confess 10 the utmost surprise
at tho course ct Senator stutzmar
on the Free Railroad Law A BIN
was reprted by Senator Landou. chairman
of5he Committee on Railroads. which might
with propr:ety be entitled a TN to oseegt
The Pata,g ef rat3,0oos This report was
manilestiy made IN the interest 81 the Penn
sVivania Boad-ig was probably naadea dc
special instance and request Of char road.
fbe provisions Of that bill are utterly ohnox-
sons to every true friend Of an honest free
rulroad law such la5r a. roalg E,c.l
tate aa,d promote tie construction af .zsl
- -i-s-s- - --t--4 aa.ya ..,,4-z- yf' ri1e ge0-
pie of the State desire, and to which bolh
political parties and both candidates for
troveraor last Fail, we're pledged
Faa5 mau from Somerset county could
ae found so destitute Of principle. and re-
sa-aless Of the wishes Of the people Of his
district. as % vote again5t every amendment
'i'ared to this han5ag biIl, is matter Of
istoHishment but when Jon add To this the
aicJ, that Senatar Stayzuau was elected
under pledge as a free railroad law maa.
and chat he Vent on the stump ia his own
county as the advocates Of such a law. Tie
loeanness Of has treason 10 the people "a
ms district Is made shockiueIg apparent.
fhe bill as reported, and asfually passed.
provides among other things
That tel hb0'sag3d dollars Of stock for
each mile Of the proposed road must be sub
7crl6ed and ten per cent. af llat amount
must be paid in, bef5ee G charter sass saate
Also that the survey Of The route must Be
begun within a5dr5 days thereafter and
must be entirely flashed, and map there
Of iied IN the Office Of the Secretary of the
Commonwealth within sjy at9.,,3s.
Also thas each stockhoIder SHAH Be is-
rifta5l} ba5ls for the debts Of the COMPANY
Also chat the charge for freight shall not
exceed aco cents per ton for each mile. che
Pennsylvania Road charges f5.a cents per
per ton mile.
Also chat aJ any time the Legislature
may repeal the charter r,tjout regard to
berigbts Qj stockholders
amendments We're offered by Senators
Bigbam, Lowry, and Others, TO strike CUT
aud change these Objectionable faa5urss,
which, as viii readily be peroeived, are such
as that never mile of road would be made
under the law
lied aglgast these gnbeRdauat. srss1l aae.
Se205or Saltzas0, g5teG What shall we
say more The facts speak louder than
words, and make up arscord such as many
a man would not have against him for aH
the money she agents Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad spend at Harrisburg ia whole
5g5rfe-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22

eolnBatiy IS NOT iable fyr qng ay.tarie takenin-
DO car ia Which tie passenger is riding,
a change IN the general Gee bill is about
being nude. Under the old law, county Off
ears. whose income was over 900, werere-
q,ired 70 pay into the State Treasury ffiy per
cent Of the surplus. The present bill. as II
passed the Rouse. requires such officers 10
pay TO lhe State l4easurer fifty per cent on
all surplus over $1,000, after deductiug clerk
hire and office rent Ihe SENATE win doubt
less pass the bin before CHS letter is pnt ia
print, aud becoine Il law by the early approv-
"a Of the Governor Tbe mann feature Of the
act is to fix ia detail The fees At a ratio OF
twenty five per cent advance IN accordance
with the advance granted by the Legislature
duuug lhe late 9ar.
The House has passed Hnailg an act IN re-
lation 10 the fees of uotaaos public ia Bea-
ford, Fulton and Somerset counties
SIR sfutamn presented in the euate a
renonstganee Of 1911 citizens Of Bedford conn
y against ie passage Of law prohibiting
fishing with nets, especially with dip.aets- IN
she gata-s Of ae Janiaga
Also. remausuance OF the Evangelical
Lutheran church Of Beriin- Somerset county,
against submitting lie sunday ear question:
So Gt. IS the city of RhiladeIphia is concern
Ell, 10 he popular vote.
The Senate aud House bavs passed finally
ara 1c, faiHg die place Of holding elections 10
lftriHotl ta'gnship, Bedford county. at the
house OF Jonathan Feichtner
The Senate passed inally bin 10 reHu,ate
the fees Of the directors Of the poor aud
house 81 employment 10 the County al Bod
lord
The ACT to prevent lie destruction Ell bass
ia 1e'tt ereels and tributaries aud the Rays
town branch Of the jlniata and tfibutaies ia
Bedford county has been ia.d over for The
present, br the senate.
The bill to attach certain lands and tne-
nents IN Napier township, Bedford count
and the persons residing thereon TO scheiIs-
burg borough, for school purposes. bas been
passed finally by .de Senate.
Mr. Suuanaa read 10 place .n the seaute.
sn act to aSasBd the time of the payncar af
the enrolment taS on al act l0 incorporate
5he Keystone coal and manufacturing eompa
uy Of Somerset county.
Hg Richards presented ia the house, pe-
ijtions from citizens OF Fulton county, IN favor
a free railroad law
Sir " eliar has raad in place a oiii relating
to the Somerset school 8istricE
Senate Cenuitfee On The Iagiaiafg 9ct4
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22

course Of tire G.sett. aud its editor during
the var
As to ug bargain with tile appointing
power at Wa dngton, BY which the cantr
nation af 5fayers is yielded in 5r6eF to get
an Assessor or other arrangement Of ihe
kind, we advise both Gen Koontzand Gen
Cameron tastear clear There is no more
facle way 10 the demolali@tlon Of the Re
publican Parity
1Ir Bowies who Is acting Collector Is a
competent aiFigar. good cigizen; and mora
.orar he il. Republican.
That uta8 u,g Circumstances the egnir
nation bv Republican Senate of a most
uuserapueus pmtizan, ard editor Of a most
uuactupulous paraaan sheet should be
Thought ef is Gerry surprising Il Dem
oeras must he confirmed, let il be some re-
liable man who is not wholly aud solely a
ralgizar
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22
PARTURIUNT M0NTEs, NASCTTGR
REDTCELES Nus.

Precisely what mountains it was. 5hat. Of
oid time Iabored to such strange purpose.
we don 5 now remember. if we ever knew .
but the thing that has been, viii Be. and
there is no new thing under the sun. Yet
who would have thought tbat the virtuoBs
booking Bald Fiji, half way between Bed
h5rd and Mt Dallas, ever which ne have
all 5een travelling, was travelling under us,
and was about to be delivered ofa very small
mouse Such we are assured has been tba
faot.
The grea5 Soathern Psausy Rail
road--ths President Of which is SO rieh that
he puts his name down for FIVE millions Of
stock as freely as most meB wouid spend a
dime--af5er three years diEgant work with
5wo whole corps ofangaeers. has put under
contract-wha5 90 you suppose 2-t6e a1-
gfsaebes Ia he twasf tdgoHg6 Bali H5U
Incredible as it may seem. We are assGrad
10 is true aud further that John Crawley
has already gone down to euG away the tina
oe', aud that Bazt week a man with a wheel
barrow win be put ca, and that the work
wili be pushed with the vigor which has
heretofore characterized, this grea5 com
paly
We would Ike some member Of the corps
Of engineers, If he can possibly take time
frora the arduous labor Of experimenting
chs hereuiean work, to solve this sum -
Ifit took three years engineering to locate
and put under contract the approaches 20 a
lunael six hundred and afty feet loBg when
VIII the whole road be completed from Pitts
hurgh 10 Chanbersburg
As Col. Mcclure IS a Director Of this
Road, We suggest that he hava this spm ci-
phe1ed, and the result published il the Re
posiogg. ft is possible chat Senator Ian
don, Chairman Of the Senate Committee on
Railroads. might he induced, fer a oonaid-
ara5ion, TO devote bis great mind to ihis
question. The people hersabogts are ex-
seedrsglg anxious 20 know whether &c is
their children Or their grand ehildrsn who
arc 90 see this road made
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22
lGGIsLArIog ExrRAoRDFgAaY

Hr stutzman IN tle Senate on
OF last week .vad in place bill to compel
the Conaelsvi.e aud Southern Peunsylya.
MIA Railroad Company bo commence their
road Within SIX months.
Asa representative ofthe people of som-
set Boatar5 and Fulton counties. all inter-
essed in.5he early construction ct the Pitts
hpraI, sad C,ougllsgie or Conuellsqille and
Southern Penn arlyagiia rail road, the inJro-
duc;ion Of sieh a bili BY him IS entirely in
axDIicadle Hr 36ltzman must certainly
know ,hat under existing laws the Con
aeIlsvj,le aad southern Pennsylvania Ral
Road IS obLiged o.begiu work GA or telore
fae 5th oi April, next How ths inter-
ests Of his constituents or of the egata
are ta Be promoted by sill further Dos
panemenJ Of the time for beginning work
On thjs road is more than we can under
stand. some strange hailuciuatoa seems
to have agertaden ouF ajmabie Senator
since his entrsune upon his official duties at
Harrisburg. Ne hope hcncef5rti he viii
bear in mind sha5 1t is the building Of this
road aJ the earliest possible moment and
nos he Indefinite Des5ponemert Of IT, chat
is desired ay his constituents
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22

TERRIBLE RIOT AT CARLISLE
FiEat Between soldiers and Citizens
ttne Citizen Killed and Four W aunded.
I've oIdIers ShoE-one Of Them
NorralIy Injured.
CARLISLE, Pa, March I6. IS6-.-Las5
evening two soldiers came into town
~ hen near the Court House, they we're
attacked bI l. Hammi5 asd p Gilmore
Neither party were hutt The soldiers shau
et5 FOR the garrison. Ats o'clock about iftv
soldiers came IN t5wa armed with carLi iues,
revolvers, sa5res, and halted near the Court
House and fred INTO . crowd OF citizens
Who were sanding aear the point where fhe
polls were located. The ciazeusd drew rev0I
vers aud Erad, when general riot ensaea.
The soldiers ran and the citizens pursued
the soldier iring back, and when, on reach
ing the edge of the town, they took posi-
rian-
TIE guard caue in from the post. and rhe
ariaE was kept up. The guard having ar
rested some citizens and started for She z.tr-
rlzcn. HaetJng EGmmi, who had a gun, was
ordered ay the guard Co lag IL down On
refusing ha shot him. The 5al struck lell
% 1he rl2l5 nipple. and came out GEAR the
-etr shoulder blade. lie died IN three hours.
Hrs. Stuart, standing II tde door az her
h04e was shot 5hr0uEh the left foot,
Ihemas Zimmerman through the right fore
arm. crushing bones. Jacob Small through
the centre Of che right hand;-HaHihaagh,
In the head. crushing the scaip--aEI citizens.
Two soldiers were wounded, one In the
head AMI one in the Ieg--the former NOR
tally.
For several nights soldiers have beea in
town creating much disturbance.
About four hundred are now at this post.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22
THE NOMINATION. OF g. f.. MEYERS
As COLLECTOR.

y. H. Meyers, editor and proprietor oe
The Bsdtor3 Gazette, has been nominated
BY che President to be Collector Of revenue
for the XVI Congressional district. Pre-
cisely What influence Mr. Meyers bpugbr to
bear upon the Secretary Of the Treasury
who serds in the names 50 bhe President
zbo sends them 10 the Senate for con6rma-
ton or rejection know not If is said
Judge Black and Edgar Cowan and Hoas.
gsmery lBlair-Rhich last Is the maa who
came here last Fail 10 speak for Meyers and
shannon the thing done. We hope
this Is 50, snd that Gen Koontz had 10
hand 10 the business.
Of one thing we are sure, the eoaarna-
ion Of this man BY the Senate would be ex-
eeedingIy ,Iissastofal b she loyal people Of
this District, who are familiar Rlta the
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22

Letter r1m sen AlVarex.-k' raspe pecfs
af the Liberals Frightening.

Letter rom sen AlEarex.-k' respects
af the Liberals Frightening.
SAs FB4yCIsc0. March IA letter
from Alvarez % Consul Gadev, Of THIS city
dated Carronoaren February is. says: Maxi
milan left tic City 8f Mexico with Mar
4uese and w0 thousand men. and must
now Be gt lluerstar9. where siz tG eight
thousand traitors ere assembled Ese8hed0
is marching with uEeive thousand men in
order 30 attack chem. On the way he viii
incorporate wlh This armr the forces 0f
General Reguies Arsaa, AuGll0n. aud other
officers amounting b about 600 men.
Ny opinion is chat ln one month more tie
e-ea.led empire viii have terminated for
ever gira you my best congratulations
on sucn favorable news. and recommend
char rou give It % 1ur friends
Gfau. Il ran. the ImpeIialist commanding
ela City at a addressed propositions
lDr arrsu- General Lsr8ca, he
Republican aammaHding Cereuaveu. ID sur
render tHe gtv 10 the Liberal forces the
peaceahg pgaacssIcu Of Acapulco
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aEgaRAL Na9Vs IraHs.


.. .ss,''' 11@A-'n 33 1"s ...a 17''s' aS
iaa nsgH pals 81 Mary aaa has .alaB
Er9p2a 20 Favor OF universal negro suffrage IN
.ai' -.a
present ase Naw 1H.t 5etas .ae lt4
81 s.eegaea iaas Ea8il. g 3Ha miles at line
' ~ 10 l'''''''
asos oCraE senior 1laGop lae Metho-
Dis. s1groH u the gl.es 2te died w ed
1esa Nashville, .enn. aged 3 yeats.
r. ra--,- s,i,.s a.-,r Ea,r va-g
day fla a. .4atas s 5aa'-ig 'a at-
aaf -l-.t' aug F.-' as ata>e'- ah q s"' g FA-
ras .ar se saa' n2htAs.
Igs ..eg.sla.ara OF Teneassee has 8assed
-as aiL eafsaaeEisuz aha necraes If that
STATE. auG -hs Governor hagiag approved
Use 3tA a's aN 2eeaale -a'.
( Taz dagrita.f1r a la7 smith. aranr whites
ana hlaexs Ia e5a ra he f-srhtel Tha
/ Freshmen a1r.aa IS -eaderlar ii. tae a5i
( IN fts power
+ IRIS rsuaees 5at John e. biaer he
10eg. is Ia 9a married ia bis old ars sa a wd-
lw @. h,s wita whom BIZ aas been
/ ID love for ye
Iris aurrea. repsrtsd rsls sTaaev Howard
Cav ~. r7af,aoies s,Isrsr. ~ . T-.5s,ss
+ engaged ia gathering uateria. fer the a.a a.
Horace Greeley.
WD Gsz Essga-E. 5- ls stated. v5. Har,
frem Fort l.eavarvortR on tha lita. sn aH
/ expedition against the hostile indians ia Eaa-
sas ana. Nefras "a. with a aeli saaiuae& .5.sl-
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E3R9posAL8
Pennsylvania Agricultural Land serip
ECOR SALE

Tie B0arl af eamnissenel 9iier or aie
y2G $50 aores IT gFieHiiur;.. tsIlpge Land sf5il
being tte Jaisnce 81 the scrfp srautefp fhs (,ifn-
mungyeaitii 9f psnuayifsfua tor lis sHeosfseat s5
s4riraiufai e0ileses b tilia t.u
pr9n0saia laT lie Dur-haSs y lF t4aIid seTip.
Addressed t3 efde Bsard 81 ani.sii isntrs g@
agricultural I4and Scrip g.il q rouss 9 u
Surveyor q General dice at Scr asrs aaifi
@ ises H. IN "Wednesday Apr+ iA. sti
73is and TBuv 5e leaaiea Ia tslf @f@fV 'r tszf1-
tori 3y the haidera af tle sarp upon aay 9f tlie
unaa4ropriDfea Hn,is eGaspt mineral lanais ~ the
Unftoa States, which may be gtUiest g snis a.
private entry I55el nigCe 1i g.rsP usHrRs uts
quarter section af one aundfs1 and e,stT Icras =
lssued IN 1iank. and WIil hs transferable. without
enforcement % i8r,nai assignment The blank
aeed not bs alied auta hs aeEir prescribed is,r
location aud entsT FaeB he plltr aaidiHg t can
ill fe Jianis sisd enter t.ie .sud bis aFn aasno
Blu must Js naie as per- ACRE t3d aa l4rs'g1i 'ie
re-a5aei for ess dian fgHrfez section
't3e scriu Will Ge issued lgnsuetiisftt.iT on DDS
0a7FDaIr II She moaeF 20 tho Surveyor 'fe'ssr.s
On a3 lHdE dar a ess aaautsty t1nm sb 04n 3eTes
0ne-tbIri 1f die purchase money fBHst 30 paid
within -ral davg and the remaining sEptt5irris
within thirty lags after notification % tie arssy-
tanca ff rl.r sid or bids By the Bpar ~ GsaEsnl-
sinners JACOB u. CAMPBELL,
Surveyor 4aaa.a!.
For he Board % e3umisr ialsfz-
HAaHls8 .aa EebrlarT q, 1857