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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-07
MEXICAN OPINION 0F HON. VIM. III
SEWARD

City OF Mexico paper, Of recent date,
contains the following. The arrival of Mr.
Seward in this capital is tue most note
worthy and remarkable eventof the year
for Mexico. This great American diplomat
has performed mighty journey in rela-
lively short time. Within the confines of
the past century it would have required three
years to have made this circuitous journey
from New York to Mexico. Passing the
legendary West of his own country, he has
already contemplated all the zones of the
world with their varied productions. He
has been where he could treat with the FIVE
colors into which the human race is classed
He has seen the extremes Of civilization aud
and of tho temperature of the globe. Be-
tween New York, Alaska aud Mexico there
is nearly every thing fer which the mind may
long There are Camanches, ice, gold,
Mormous, Chinese, bears, tigers, philoso-
piers, artists, dabauchees, sugar cane,
quicksilver, coal, iron pearl, rubies, en-
eralds, topaz, opals, bisons; wild horses,
AzteeS, Spaniards, and AIexicans, about
which a book may be written full as iu-
teresting as the Thousand and One Nights.
Mr. Seward viii probably let the book re-
main impressed upon his great mind only
until the proper day comes for its publica-
ton He will soon return to be saluted by
and to salute his neighbors at Auburn. This
trip appears to him as ordinary as though
it were holiday at Niagara. In our country
there are few, We hope, who do net realize
the glorious figure represented by this great
statesman in our history Grand as the
name of Seward stands upon the roll of the
legion Of honor where are embossed the
names of the great actors in the United
States war of the rebellion, to US, to
Mexicans all, his name stands still higher.
When the darksome days of our war against
the schemes of Europe hung their black
mantle Ike funeral pail over the cradle Of
liberty, Mr. Seward said to arrogant
Napoleon, Away from our continent
The crest fallen army of France rolled up
it. banners and marched down TIE slopes of
the Cordileras to embark from Mexico on
their ignomiuious retreat to sunny France.
The real hero of that achievement is among
u, He has been honored in his march up
the Pacific coast and through the valleys Of
Gaudalajara, Leon, Celava and Queretaro.
Let him be honored by all Americans
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ExoHANGR HOTEL,

7 n
This old establishment having been leased BY
J. MORRISON, formerly proprietor 5f the Nor
riEon House, has been entirely renovated and re-
furnished and supplied with all the modern i'm
preTemeuts and eoRveniences necessary 20 a first
class Hotel.
The dining room has been removed TO the Grst
toor and is nov spacious and airy, aud the cham
oers are all well ventilated, and the proprietor
VIII endeavor 70 make his guests perfectly at
nome. ADDRESS, J. MORRISON,
ExcHASGE HOTEL,
91uiyu Huntingdon, Pc.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

re-aken by the subscriber is now open for the re-
cepton Of visiters and boarders. The rooms are
large, wen ventilated and comfortably furnished.
The table viii always be supplied with the best
the n aTket can afford. The Bar is stocked with
the choicest liquors. In short, it is my purpose
to keep a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. Thanking
the public for past favors, respectfully solicit
renewal Of their patronage.
n. B. Hacks will run constantly between the
Hotel and the Springs.
mayl7 ,69:Iy WM. DIBERT, prop'r
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COURAGE IN EVERY DAY LIFE, Have
the courage to discharge debt when you
have the money in your pocket.
Have the courage to do without that
which you do not need, however your eyes
may eoyet it.
Have the courage 70 speak your mind
when it is necessary you should do SO, and
to hold your tongue when it is prudent you
should do So
Have the courage to make viii and
just one.
Have the courage TO tell man why you
will not lend him money.
Have the courage to wear your old clothes
until you pay for your new ones.
Have the courage to obey your Maker at
the risk Of being ridiculed by man.
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private BOARDING..

Mrs. V. B. TATE has enlarged hsrfesideace Oh
0uiiaua street for the purpose Of taking bssrders
weekly or yearly. Sdec4t
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-07

OBSCURE virtue is often despised, because
nothing raises it sgaiu to our eyes.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-07

The virtue Of prosperity is Temperance
the virtue of adversely is fortitude
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LEARN to control your temper now emil
dren, or BY and by it viii control you
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

MAIL FROM THE VEHDE.--The mail from Camp Verde arrived here early this week, It brought no news of importance
 BOWERS & BRo.'s Agua Frio nourlng mill is grinding away. The -four made by it is No. l. Persons wishing to try 1t should call at the Adobe store Prescott, where 1t ls for sale, at s2O per hundred pounds greeubacks. The bread made from It Is sweet and nice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

THE Cosrier, paper heretofore pnblissed al IIaviIah. Kern county. California. has been re- moved 10 Bakersfield. thrifty sown in ibe same county. 1, is a good paper and faSors the grant ing of aid. by it's eoanty so the California end Of the As,b parallel railroad Long may yoa wavr. D,urisr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

SoiBERs hoxK.--Tsere l. every probability that branch Of shss Institution ~'lll soon be e. iablishcd al Benicia California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

cAIEo. Illinois, s said to have population Of l2009. We remember the time whcn Cairo didn't have population of 800. The var and ,he Illinois Central Railroad, have made Cairo city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

DrRiS0 the reign of PnritAnism in California. sunday law was enacted which prohibited people from engaging In almost every sort Of amusement
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

TsuEE STORY brick building, b-longiSg to Barron & Co. on Sacramento str-cl San Fran cisco, was destroyed by fire. recently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15
Decision in the Bradford Bond Case.

Some time ago c. II. Oury, as Attorney Gen eral for the Territory, commenced an action, in the District Court of Tucson, for injunction, 10 enjoin the presentation Of certain Territorial bonds and warrnts issued to Coies Bashiord Cat present Secretary and Acting-Governor Of the Territory, for services claimed to have beeu performed by him as Attorney General The case was recently argued before Judge Titus who dissolved the injunction against payment of said bonds and warrants, and decided that us c. II. oury had been legi.lated out of office. by the Legislature, he had no right to bring suit as AL orney-Gcneral. or something to tha, effect. Judge Titus also reviewed the decision of Judge Dackus, and. we are told. disagreed with all it's essential points, thus upholding all the laws passed by former Legislatures, 30 far as brought in question. These facts arc learned from pT- vate letter from Tucson. recently received by Captain J. r. Hargrave, Of this place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

One of General scot,'s Lnndy's Lane ve.er. ans. Perez Snell by name, died in Sonora. Tuo lumne county. recently. He was born in lIsS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

An old man named Fisher. al Patoka, Ind. told bis wife he was going into the cellar to com nit suicide. She heard his pistol and kep, on knitting. In about aa hour Fisher came up. thinking they didn't miss him at home.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

Cope. Nevada, has . school with an attendane' Of 10 scholars. One family alone furnishes Ii as its quota of inianisy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

miscegenation case appeared in the Courts Of NApA. few days since. A white woman prosecuted for vagrancy, was claimed by ne' gro as his wife.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

IMPORTATION WASuR-will some citizen of Tucson have lh- kindness to inform us what has become of tue arisoAaa- We have not seen copy of h for several weeks past
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

Twenty thousand person. in New York cit. live in cellars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

\ "GoAK"-Our fellow-citizen, David Heu- derson. arrived at Los Angeles, on the zith ult.. called on Mfr. Hamilton, editor of the S.ar, and furnished that gentleman with several items of Relcs One of said items asserts. Aalfootedly. thal the Yulture 70 stamp quartz miil. a, Yultare City. near wickenburg is to be enclosed with covering of boiler iron. So as to defend the operators from the attacks Of lndiansw Now if David meant this for joke. Il l. all right IT, on the contrary. be asserted it As fact. ~s have but to say that it is. to say the least very wild and senseless assertion There are enough men employed Abou, the valnre Mil to whip all tbe Apaehes 10 that vicinity and, again, ihc idea of the Apschcs attacking the mill hAs. so Tar As we are aware. never been entertained.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

There are 500 army officers drawing pay who are unattached and doing nothing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

Llrrr PRicEs OF GaErxHloks. -Bsyipg. g selling, s3l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

AicoRN, the newly-cieeied Governor Of Ms sissippL once held tbe rank Of General iB shs Confederate Army.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15

The First National Bank of Ohio has been dis continued as designated depository of public moneys.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15
Notice to Settle Accounts.

An p~r-sns inasbscd 10 the firm os COOK & BOWERS requested so frward immediately and settle
 q COOK
 r. P BowERs Prr.cosi, arszsaA. Jan la Is7O.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15
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TERRITORY or AKIzoSA,
 County Of YayapAi,
 l, Vim. Cory. Treasurer Of YavapGi county, Arizona, do swear that the above and foregoing Is a full. true and correct statement of mories received and disbursed dur Ing iso year eighteen hundred and s.<sy-H.sss cording to the best Of my knowledge and belief. So help ne God. WILLIAM CogY. sworn ssA subscribed to before me, as witness my hand and seal given At Prescott, Arizona, this hfih day Of January, A. D. ls7o
 JoHs H. BEHAS, iI-sl County Recorder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15
N NoTIcE

Al prrsons hereby cautioned sRAinss purchasing .-<sefiHg n any s@es&ef whatever certain tsaeher ts Dapiieats. t-sa-d sy CApsain N. D. A Sawyer N $, K q. {. Army. At Camp Mcdowell A. T.. Apdl 31 ie6s n favor of Hiatoa Hooper & Co aos si 0 70 q, x ea i& eqnszleai ia q. x oarranng d d.as Tstmsrt said voucher having heen stolen fss ths U s Mai, whiis roass hom NAsicogA wcsis to ArisoaA City. A. T.
 been izsasd b srdsr of Inc narermaster General J Army gaymeut of the argiaA sica rosehar has been stopped The uninterrupted never having sagDed sad valoh-T any signature 10 the parsrng to bs aers wil tf a fpfg~sy.
 HINTON HOOPER & CO.,
 By their sacsesssrs
 HOOPER WHITING q co. Afi1o1a Cay, \. T., JaeaAry 1. lsso. nsylsni
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-15
For Sale.

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The New York herald., 1870-11-16
TIE ACTORS FRoL,C.


Tho Benevolent Protective Order of Eiks-
Third Annual Benefit Ceiebration-How tho
Elks Acted.
At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon every seat IN
the Academy OF Music was filed and every available
foot Of Standing room was occupied. For some
weeks past the officers OF the ancient and quaint
"B. r. Order OF Elks'' had the city placarded with
notices Of their third annual celebration for the
benefit Of the society, which was announced for
November Is. at two p. M. Lively conversation
killed the few moments that elapsed before the
tain rose, the prevailing idea among the members
Of the audience being "YOu know how 1t Is your
SELF" while the ladies discussed the latest fashons
and analyzed the dress and carriage OF every
one within reach Of the naked orb or the opera
glass. The Order OF Elks numbers among Its mem
bers the leading stars Of the theatrical profession,
while many members Of the press and OF the bar
adorn Its ranks.
and his aniable consort, Nell Bryant; Judge Tony
Hartmann. Billy Birch, Backus, and Mr.. Kelly, the
Fuy s t eadns OF tse e theatre
cal profession occupied the boards during the per
formance, and roicking wit mingled with side
Johnny Hart performed upon the "bonea''
the tii w wnois imprompta troupe, who discq'rsed
fun, folly, old and new Jesty and wlttlclsms
a new version Of his blresque. Garry the news ID
Mary" and the Clodoche Troupe. consisting Of
Messrs. Wild, Kearns, Seymour ana Cummins, gave
q milky representation Of the original French per-
formance and were loudly encOred. Archy Hughes
ard Fayette WEIGH surpassed themselves and were
daily applauded. The finale OF the entertainments
was walk around to the tune OF "Auld Lang Syne''
by the members OF the order theatrical as we'll a.
lay the former being dressed In black and the latter
In white apparel.
the affair was well managed and the directors
received the hearty thanks Of the members Of the
order, The performance nctted about 81, ,0OO which
amount goes into the funds OF the society.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
MlscELLAyEOU, rORElGN ITEMS.

Herr stephan, the Prussian Postmaster General
Will 20 to Metz 10 arrange the German postal service.
battalion or the Mobiles OF the Marne brought
smallpox into Amiens, and in u few days, at the
Hotel Dieu there were over dfty cases OF very
violent nature
The King and Queen OF Sweden arrived at COpen-
nagen IN order to be present at The baptism OF the
Royal OF Denmark.
Queen Victoria contributed flO0, the Prince OF
Wales fifty guineas. Princess Louise and Prince
Arthur twenty pounds each and Prince Leopold fif-
teen pounds to the Captain Belief Fund.
The Czar has sanctioned new regulations for ac.
celebrating the mobilization oil the Russian army.
They provide for the calling IN OF 427,297 men,
ITO 0O0 of whom come from Poland and the pro-
vinces OF mixed nationality belonging to ancient
Poland.
Edinburg recognizes the right OF women to study
medicine In her university, but declines TO afford
them the means by which that study may be pur.
sued. majority OF the Senatus Academicus de-
as medical students, while majority OF the General
Council decide that they shall not be admitted "
the lectures.
In Afghanlstan the movements OF Yak0Ob Khan,
October TO- for the moment the centre OF interest,"
After making his escape from Kabul he marched
rapidly to the SOUTH but received little encourage
nent Till he arrived before Kandahar. Here we was
Joined by Mohammed Hashum Khan, son OF Shureef
Khan, who had already been intriguing In his favor,
and BY o cavalry regiment from Girishk.
The Holy Father, in spite Of the urgent advice OF
his PHYSICIAN still October 81 refuses TO take an
airing In his carriage, and declares he viii never
leave the Vatican while tho Italians occupy Rome.
As he seems TO resign himself 70 this voluntary Sc.
made to allow Of his using carriage in the Vatican
gardens, while the walks are being extanded to
AFFORD l0Q9eT promenade
The New York herald., 1870-11-16


Second Lieutenant A. s. Hardy, OF the Third
artillery, has resigned First Lieutenant Thomas f..
Lawson. unassigned has been h0n0rably dis
charged; Captain q. A. Hail. military storekeeper,
has been ordered to duty in the Department OF the
Platte; First Lieutenant Marks Walker of the Nine
teenth, ana w. +. Horton, Of tire Twentyfourth In
fantry and Second Lieutenant w. X. Dunton, Of
the Nineteenth infantry, have been ordered to ac-
company troops to Texas. First Lieutenant Il. A.
Rigg OF the Twenty fifth infantry, and Second Lieu
tenants j. H. Mcdonald and D. II. Floyd, Of the
Ninth cavalry, have been ordered to Join their
mands IN the Department OF Texas. The following
appointments were signed t0-day:-H. G. Hicks
United States Attorney for the Eastern District OF
Texas, and J. H. BecKwith, United States District
Attorney for Louisiana.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
A CONVICT MADE HAPPY.

IRON the Rochester Chronicle, Nov. 14.]
George D. Cary, confined In the Syracuse peniten-
tiary, convicted OF murder and sentenced 10 he
hung mas had his sentence cOmmuted by Governor
Hoffman to Imprisonment in the Auburn prison for
lile When the document was read 10 him on FRI
day last he was 0verjoyed, dancing about his cell
and frequently exclalming, "Buly for The Cover
nor! Aes a democrat and 80 an l !" On the
same day he wrote the following letter.
ONoNDAGA PENIT Nov. ii, 1870.
DEAR MoTHER-I have had good news this morning.
Mother am going State Prison for fe Oh ant glad
Of this Il s hard word 70 sayIm glad TO 80 TO
state Prison fc But think OF thq gaows two weeks
from to-day Oh Mother, COD has done this for me-
asked him 10 spare another yearand He has Mother
when you ret Ia trouble, ask God to help you, and he WILL
He did me- Oh, how thank Him Tor that His low
Ing Kindness on how good Mother, when am n State
noshsi Mother don't foIass God Thank III Him tcr what
friend his world and the nsH Mother God h.a
ss.in sfssr leave mi. place mot! " may meet !.
and then Hs would come for You will and I'm shs four
you Ill % sssi foT nowso He can h.vs I! ready had
me :. they were wssn came home .s; % %sprinI
you look al and say sBssssd Jesus" Then Hs smiles
sn beosuse am going to s!s.s Prison.. s:oaass God
II uotheA yQpr oqeQionAts sea- QkQkQk p, QARK.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ships Fitting Out la Brooklyn, Boston and
P0rtsnlOuth-Mo Of squndrOns In
Foreign Waters.
The activity recently observed In the Brooklyn
Navy Yard still continues and the authorities are flt
ting out for sea, with considerable haste the frigate
Minnesota, first rate, forty-sx guns; the corvette
Tennessee second rate twcnty-three guns; the cor
vette Wachusett, third rate. six guns; the corvette
Canandaigua, third rate, ten guns and the gunpoat
Shawmut fourth rate, three guns. In the Boston
Yard there Is also considerable animation. The
frigate Wabash, first rate. forty-sx guns, Ia
well advanced. The California, u twenty-one
gun corvette, is quite ready for sea, and
only awaits crow. The corvette Worcester.
second rate, sixteen guns, is almost finished, and
work on the corvette Ticonderoga third rate ten
guns after thorough overhauing is getting in
ship.shape again. The splendid old frigate
Niagara, second rate, ia being torn to pieces with
view OF altering her into broadslde irOn-cl as
Il Is thought that our navy ought to have one broad
as yet, ana IL ts not known what sort OF craft
she WIN become when hcr plating is on. 1t
Is to be hoped that the result will be
satisfactory. The doubie-turretel monitor Mianto-
nomah third rate, four guns, has had new wooden
deck put on her, as the old one was found to be rot
ten and leaky. The Old deck plating which is unn.
Jured VIII be replaced, ana the ship turned out OF
drauc apparatus for raising the turrets OF the ship
has been applied on the Miantononlah ana found to
WOrE Well III Is easily handled, ana the turretS can
be elevated SO as to revOlve their pintalS low
cred In very few moments.
Az the Portsmouth IN. H.. Navy Yard the cor
vette MOnOngahela, ten guns, Is repairing, pre-
paratOry to being placed In commission for q
foreign cruise. The corvette Wyoming, third rate.
SIX guns, Is also in the hands Of the w0rkmen, ana
Is being pushed ahead as rapidly us possible. All
these vessels Will be needed at early day to
to our BllladrOn5 abroad.
The corvette Juniata eight guns Commander
stephen Il. Luce, was at Havre on the 5th OF
November, awaiting the arrival OF her relief, the
Shenandoah, eleven guns Commander Clark IL.
Wells, expected soon from Lisbon. One Of tho
vessels OF the European squadron will be stationed
at Havre until the war is over. Another Is ordered
to remain at Marseies 10 look out for American In
teress, while others make frequent visits to Spanish
and Italian ports.
The gunboat Palos. Commander Lester A. Boards
lee was at Penang september II, and sailed on the
ed for China.
Lieutenant Commander Dichman Is ordered to
duty IN the North Atlantic fleet; Surgeon Hockling
to special duty at New York; Chief Engineer George
r. johnson, to League Island.
Lieutenant Commander Harrington has been de-
tached from torpedo duty and placed on waiting
orders; Lieutenant Commander Kennedy, Lcuten-
ants Waterman and Day, from the Saranac, and Or
dered to return home and await orders; Lieutenant
Swinburne, from the Kearsarge, ana placed on
waiting orders; Master Belden, from The Nyack, and
granted sick leave.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ALUMNI.

The alumni Of Dartmouth College expect to have
good time at their seventh annual reunion, which
takes place the first Thursday Of next month, In
the evening, and the preparations for the ovens
ameng old Dartmouthers are immense accordingly.
Delmonico h Co.'s, OF Fifth avenue ana Fourteenth
street. Will be the rendezvous, where four dollar
to suit the tastes or the association, which are said
to be very .epcurean on these annual occasions.
a man q headache when over indulged in will be-
dispensed with, and song and story will tako thelE
place. Chief justice Chase, General Sherman
other eminent graduates will be present on thy
occasion.