Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-03-22

Allen as editor of the Htrican Times, reach
ed New Orleans on Wednesday, and reports
that the evacuation of Mexico by the French
is a fixed fact. Of the army OF occupation,
which numbered 24,O00 there remained but
5000.
TuE Memphis Appealsays 1T would be a
caia to the country to Substitute decent ne
groes for some drunken senator's and bebauch-
ed representatives in Congress. Mr.. Sauls-
bury will not relish this being hit IN the house
Of his friends.
The Chicago Tribune Informs DooIttle
Dixon. Cowan and Norton that they can save
a little remnant of their former regulations
bv following the example Of poor Jim Lane,
who made some reparalon to his betrayed
constituents by blowing ont his brains.
A Young lady in the New Orleans Museum
who goes into the lions den, put to much po-
matum on her hair. The unctuous odor eN-
cited thelion's appetite, ard when she stopped
to let him jump over her, according to the
programme, the sagacious beast bit OF her
waterfall.
Dir. JAMES ROGERS, of Lancaster, recently
deceased, has bequeathd $4,000 to the
"MayOr. Aldermen and dtlzens OF Lancas-
ter, the interest Of whicl is to be expended
in the improvement Of the streets OF that city
under the direction of ue Mayor. He has
also. made bequests to tbe several charitable
institutions Of that city.
THE National Democratic Committee met
on Tuesday last, at the residence ofthe Chair
man, Hon August Belmont, in New \ orl
city ard decided not to ull National Con
yeutiou previous to the pgular nominating
one Of next year. Measure We're set on foot
for a thorough organization of the party
throughout the Union. Most Of the Northern
States We're represented.
The bill to incorporate the Frederick and
Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company, which
was defeated in the House of Delegates, al
Annapolis, on the 9th March, by vote Of
yeas 3S. nays u. was reconsidered and ON
the 18th March it was passed by vote ofycas
Al. nays Is The length Of this proposed
road is thirty three miles. 1t does not appear
whether thebll has passed the Senate.
y meeting of the citizens of PottsyiDle,
favorable to the impeachment Of Andrew
johnson, acting President Of the United
States. was held at the Union Hotel. on
Monday evening, llth instant. This, the
first formal impeachment meeting we believe
OF citizens heldj1 this country, was large and
enthusiastic.
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fore. The tax on leather is reduced to two
and half per cent Tax on clothing is re-
pealcd also the tax on castings for machin-
many other articles are also. Other material
changes have been made Then law takes
effect ou the 1st of March lthe present
month.
IHE election in New Hampshire on Tues
day was a thorough Republican triumph
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IHn Idaho Legislature has passed a hill APP
prop~'#'' G3G.ooo 10 the support and main
tenauca Of Roman Catholic schools in that
taro ',",g r;e,,aI e Ge,ilo,',S, Da,Is,s, I res
lsl ".I az o.'iS'
t;on and tho Low oni5 l.. f.n,J
The fav sboiI he colo.to5 e., ~, ,,;,a
socts
HE Ne" ork Shipping List says: Elnan
c'ai circles betray feeling of nervousness.
upon the disposition Of Congress
70 push the impeachment question 70 an issue.
ne contraction of I'VE millions OF Freenback
cure currency % 100, as sho%II ~" eha March sta's-
rorder capitalists little more cautions,
HE stage and mail from Fort Clarke, Tex
a., ~. were captured by indians on the llth ult.
he driver and passengers kept fifty assail
ANS nj lay until morning. when e. rein
iorcemenl OF Indians appeared and all the
passengers were taken prisoners. Their fate
IS unknown
TIM Western naDare lrfna ms an account
of a rro,,,r5aI,I 49, j., - Cl;a r,1. J''.'
see and Nississinni Tycr. occos;on;ng 'a'' ioss
OF property amounting o four or five millions
ot dollars. Thousands Of cattle have been
drowned; hundreds Of houses swept away
Shawncetown, H., was completely inunda-
ted. and in many places on the Ohio river
was thirty miles ride.
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oo on III '.,.;5 eot' ..ta vi .uaus, %lII
are trespassed upon; that no poultry or stock
is taken or killed that no fence rails are de-
stroyed-no timber cut down and used with
out fair compensation being paid; and that
no grain or forage be taken without the con
sent Of The owner, and 'hen at the market
value. These rules must be Observed
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