Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-28

TaE enemies Of the country have no right
to administer i,s 8ffairs-as well might the
attaching creditors of fund be iis trus,
tees Traitors, Democrats, insurgents, IN
snrreclionists, rebels, and disloyoiisis oieYery
shade and hue, may as well understand once
and for all, that the men who, slN years ago,
bore the torch 10 tue Capitol, can never
hereafter sit within IT'S chambers
Tur Chattanooga Republican says that corn
is sold there al one dollar per bushel. In
Nashville buyers are freely offering sixty cents
IN bulk, from wagons, aud are holding al eighty
cents delivered in the depot.
AREceNT visitor at a Church Of Euglsnd
rectory IN an English village observed that
only oil lamps aud candies were used IN be
house, though gas was to be obiained ia ihe
neighborho0d The reason given was that
the gas was made by dissenter. He hal
probably erected his gas works ia somebody
parish.
TnF Ohio democrats have taken lesson
from New York Republicans, and talk OF
putting the Republican cily OF Cleveland into.
commission, tie legislature being democratic.
j rs found that the late cold snap has
seriously injured the peach orchards ~ The
fr,iit region along the eastern shore Of Lake
Michigan.
TnE Re- Rev Dr. Stevens, Bishop Of the
Episcopal Church in Pennsylvania, was seri-
onsly injured 10y an accident on the Lehigh
Railroad on Thursday
ABKANsAs votes uron The proposed Con-
stitutiou on the 18th Of March, the polls 10
be kept open five days
PErITIoRs are announced as having been
signed in England, by nearly $4,000 persons,
praying that single women aud widows, duly
qualified as tafepayers, may be allowed TO
vote for members of Parliament
a NUMnET Of negroes were summoned. a
lew Jays since, 10 serve on a jury al Chat
tauooga Tenn, bat Judge Adams refused to
permit then 10 act as such
TIE following outrageous toast was re-
Gently givet at a dinner in Washington by
man named Richard H. CIopsey aThe
President q The United States, and to the
man that pulled the trigger that killed the
man that irsed the niger.
The Reh,l Democracy Of Tennessee have
nominated Andrew Johnson for the Presiden-
cy. Who ias changed Andy or the Rebs.
TIE IaGfr, Published at Fort Sanders,
Dakota, spsaks Of "a rumor that an army Of
two housasd indians are marching Into the
Sweet Wat9 country from Idaho aud Mon
lana. Ihei are on the war paih a}d have
burned all tie ranches north Of Soda Springs,
At the samelime driving off the stock. burning
the housesHand compelling the ranehmen 70
take refugeln the canons.
tbs Sopieme Court, as is understood, has
agreed 30 postpone till next winter all decis-
ions in the Eases involvingthe coDstituliORality
of the Legal Tender act This Is dome because
the Secretary Of the Treasury wishes the
Attorney General 10 argue them, and he
cannot lind time to DO SO at the present term.
HUNT1SGDoN is TO have a Normal School
Some thirty hoHsand dollars have already
been subscribed The building aud furnishing
viii cost httg or sixty Thousand dollars The
location viii be selected IN O week or two.
Any who wish to subscribe to the stock can
have an opportunity to do so 10y calling on
DR.. r, A. Miller.
THE temperance element Of society win be
graIihed to learn that Gen. Grant is addicted
70 the use Of ne intoxicating beverages, and
in every sense Of the word isa total abstinence
man. This statement is made on reliable
authority, 10 nail the malicious faisehood
started by bis enemies, that he was an habitual
diuokard.
PATmcT Daggan, the Pittsburger who was
so severely injured at the recent terrible ac-
ciaeut 90 the Pennsylvania Railroad near
Huntingdon, died of lis injuries at Niifip,
on Wednesday night, Of last week. i Will be
remembered that Mrs. Dugsau was killed
| instantly by the accident. he two had been
recently married, and were on their way to
Caiioru'a.