Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-13
Aeius from all Aatforrs.

On the Railroad between New Orleans
and Berwicks bay the Passengers shoot aators while
the train is running at the rate of rs miles hour.
Several OF the Farmers Of Minnesota have
undertaken the culture of hemp That State is said be
admirably adapted to the growth and cultivation Of this
staple.
From the Kansas papers we learn that
the land sales in that Territory have amounted TO little
nothing Very few seem able or willing to purchase
Suitable apartments in the presidential
mansion for the Prince of Wales and the chiefs his suite
being prepared. ball viii be given in the east
room.
Rev. J. S. Kalloch, now preacher at
Leavenworh Kansas is about to renqush for the third
time the ministry and adopt the profession OF the law
lie will remain in Kansas.
The committee appointed in New York
make arrangements for the reception of the Prince Of
Wales embraces about $50 individuals who hold in the
aggregate two hundred millions Of property.
Gov. Gist of South Carolina, wants to 60
to the National Horse Show to be held at Spring
field Mass but he can't The Constitution of the State
declares the Gubernatoral chair if the occupant
leaves the limits of the State during his term Of Office
in old methods appears in the following advertisement
of boot maker, printed in The Rspubcan: :. l here
by notify the parties who Ia in the habit of tax
ing shoes from the outside Of store IA Broughton street
who when caught in the wish pass Of practical
okers that will henceforth prosecute such
thieves"
A pedestrian named Buckley has been
amusing the Pitsburghers by performing the feat of
walking one thousand miles in many consecutive
hours. They supposed everything going on right
until Buckley had falling out with his agent who stat
the pedestrian had frequent refreshed himself with
five hours sleep at time when visitors were in atten-
dance.
The Millerites now number about fifty
thousand in the United States and Canadas, and they
gather in the camp meeting in all parts of the country
pc rtion the brethren look for the Millennium before
the last of March, 1861 others confident that the
world will last ten years and two months longer, while
others STILL predict universal overthrow in about six
teen weeks.
The Breckinr;dge State Convention met
at Milwaukee on the 5th about one hundred and fifty
delegates were in attendance and nominated full Elec-
toral ticket.
The anniversary OF the death of Narcisio
voluonary attempt in 1851, is still celebrated in New
Orleans. Saturday Sept. lst, was observed by high
mass in the Jesuits' Church
1t is said that Coppic, a brother Of Cop
pic who hung at Harper Ferry is following the
same branch of business in which the latter proved
unsuccessful He lately escorted quite party Of slaves
through Iowa City, on their way to Canada
An admirer Of Hon John Covode Of
Pennsylvania, has had cane made from wood found
upon the site of Fort Duquesne which he designs pre-
senting TO that gentleman. The handle of the cane
bears silver plate, which is engraved n dog keeping
watch over treasure. Beneath this is the word Fl
delity.
Senator Seward, on being recently asked
in relation to the Union movement New York against
Lincoln, replied that The they unite the more
they won't carry it,"
The Cayuga Lake Recorder, hitherto a
neutral paper has come for Lincoln and Hamln and
the Republican State Ticket, 1t is edited with much
spirit.
Hon Thomas Corwin was nominated by
acclamaton for election to Congress, by the Repub
cans of the seventh (ohiO District on Saturday last
Gen Cameron is iu Washington, and be
says Pennsylvania will give Lincoln 80 900 majority
against all combinations.
Gen Houston, Of Texas after publishing
half dozen letters positively declaring his purpose to
continue TO be candidate for the Presidency until No
vember, has within few days, written another with
drawing from the contest
Rev. A. Brawley, Methodist Superinteu.
dent and Missionary In Texas, was hung by mob
short time since the charge Of being Abolitionst
The New York Christian Advocule says he was devout
ly pious and nofensive man.
The Republicans of the 18th ward in
Baltimore have just organized club. The room in which
the members assembled was crowded A city conven-
tion is soon to be organized.
The New York Courier d Enquirer says
there foundation whatever for the statement that
Mr. Seward will decline to serve another term in the U.
s. Senate.
"A Southern editor says that, politically,
Mr. Douglas is dead he had lived before the Hood
nd had mt haap odp,;tfod IN he ark.