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IN BAREGE ROBES SELLING OFF AT
800 ysrds Freaoh Bareges at very ,ov prices,
10 ysfds lawns rs" styles ct l2'S cts Per var
We aco selling macy s.-l-s ofLADIEs' DRESS
GgOpS st prices much below their value.
Wa 4 III k i; Ey.' : EREE 3D..
isD r, SpPo.its s csn nts II Market.
Wall sf FEk HENS s+' ~ ~ Ia, d., in ,.
ss,Et o. Pin second 3D. eSppT Of SPRING CLOTH
ing NJ Sotfs, CsSs S: S ans Ves;inss SUa the
atsst sly &c, wnIHh ther viii mako to order
GoniisTasa WISHING sG lt1med,sts outfit will find
IN or Re.dJ mSde DeHsrtGent eve.y 'iTioie OF
80. WiEt' IT'S sT 4 HESs I CO.
uEADQUARTERs FOR SOLDIERS Ey
"A sIy Solder the CITY should oall aTsMlTH'I
I'd SS SySBi IIa r. L3aos
5s cf sssfE ,9 aSf Is .osn :
a. .esn - Il FsS ii I'll s 2!s:a'ir st.
w. BOYS, CLOTHING.
ave asys sSsTsd R TIt6s ,h f.s sa{ 1r ;T3
iNG, smbradpEs a. style. of iovprosd' medium,
Hna EPs ssE "a. Shioh We are selling livery
-" '''''' '0' Wa Wall. STEPHENS CO,
a Ssn "a; Az; 6ssTee1 Sta sEd 10th sts
- RESUMED <R>
IA Tho n ,errigLed " ,uli inform his
u SSftl.ads sSd he Spbi:o chat he hase 9
h9 sssS on az Sss e. and
BROKER. Fair dealing in ell business trans
jsa an- ENoCH WARD.
WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN a large
w S,sSIsmsns sf GREY and Blue ELhNNEL
22K Ks R6sMs eI Tk!FE H aanfFT GRAY
which We invite al rssh purchasers to examine
oe'oie h''Ains WA W. feteo sspPIFspiaENs On
s22 Pa av., between 9Th and 10Th s:s.
mG Intelllgencer and Repuh ican.l
STE IIsNS,Wy 4 SONS ANn RAVEN a BA-
-. lust psea rsosiSsisfs'ssnSs ' 10 .safos
OF rellshle instrument al low pne- areIIfkfl
WIS e rs Of the Auao Store Of
p! 3Sds e.i leave! Or Mr. MARCUS REFINE
Y,r No., WOOD AND COAL.
c.ins The f PiSNkk 'Si Es.s sa .eIsA s'
AssS fSey iss and
thsa :ny Others IN the eity-eut. sPhs add dellv-
sasf sss Shais ,s ssd 5: ssss'
CASH NOTICE.
An Colssauenoe Of oaI having to pay cash 70,
70 TeaSoS Spr BUSH TO Cssh eSeGsvsIy Sr the
" SiI Nsss sst .sG
sSsn usssy vh's Al fIsH rate
iaT (Int4i. \ Repuh.b
4 y. ~. HIPS s,5rFta sENs and ai6DLrNss.
1850 bus. OATS, averaging IS lbs per bqshe,.
KING Il BURCHELL,
jeU Corner Fifteenth st. AZ Vermont Nv
ESTABLISHED ITS.
A. BININGx R e co.,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ASp CHOICE
GROCERIES,, 30.
90 amd 81 Liberty street, Hsv York, ded 294 &
sfrsst, eornsr Of Psssa acsass asd f4h siyest,
(Opposite willards' Hote.)
WE Beg to inform the citizens Of Wsshinston
w and public generally that We have Up med O
branch Of our busin RS at the above number. under
the direction Of Mt JosEPH p. WILSON. where we
Of OLD WINES, LIQUORS., HAVANA CT
GAas; %, a. shoss We sell In Nsv YORK, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

JVSsT k5CElEtD . large lot Of SUMNER
ffssss, a. No. eco ssysnlh 81. n Hln
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FOR RENf-Ths north HOUSE of the TOW Of
Il pew iCEr story hoGses on Fourth st between
Il and + cts, 10. 3se, fronting the Civ Hal
s5uar5 PnsEcRsiOn given immediately. b9piy 10
WILLIAM Ii. PHILLIP, Attorney st-Law, no.
40 Louisiana avenue. ms ~ -actf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

The FORTUNE OF WAR This morning the
BODY Of Chas MrCOok-orother Of Col McCuUk
Of the Second Ohio Regiment-was brought to
the city, In little wagon driven by the venerable
Judge, the father Of the Young man. and escorted
bv squad Of the regiment be was attached to-
Judge hcCook has six sons In the army, and this
WA the voungest-a youth Of abou: IS years The
carriage drove up to the door OF Judge McCooks
residence, on the avenue near Seventh street, AID
was Immediately surrounded by a crowd Of per-
sons,NVhose sympathies were much excited by the
distress exhibited by the family.
company Of Ohio troops came in at the same
Time, and proceeded to quarters north Of the city.
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MAGNOLIA HAMS

| MAGNOLIA HAMS!
I'VE MAGNOLIA HAMS.
We are now receiving cur frat supply Of MaxDo-
I Ie III ms for taIs SEASON: They oHnpOt be sur
ps.sed. king 4 sIEcHE' l.,
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CUNBOATs FOB THE WESTERN RIVERS.

QUARTEaMAsTHR EBSH7AL's OFFICE, I
Wax il gton, JVHe y, 1851.
Proposals ara invited TOF co.'s. ruotlng Gun
BEATS p ~ tho Western rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be immediately prepared and
may be examined a the Qusr'ermsster's Office at
CIncnn:t;- Pit sbu -gh, and az this Office.
PTop0sais from boat bnIl and englne-huild
ers alone Will Ce considered.
Pans submitted by bIddore will be tskeu into
consideration. IL G. MEISS,
q (lnNrkarrna frare-Al I'm .afa
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! Il WOODEN DRUMS, b. nm .1eafs, iIrrm
Sticks and Snsres Brass and Copper Br yes. Flies
Jus, sgrSs 81 he Mns:1 ' Store ef % NET
ZERVfT, corner Of Elssenta street Ind Penna.
; Aye1lue. mil
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GEURGETOWN AUVRRTMT,

TMAYOR'S OFF CE,
J. iK HGETowS. D Jul 6. 1851.
Al pars0ns who my, 10 saroEet by nvissno a II
any kIrd In thIs towa - Tsques Il rapo tie
sam y his ON - Ia Itlug 'tksas OF disOrd-riy
o duct Un IN" - Of sty o. thu to % from the
nslghbo IEg encam 2tneLts VII nc tended 70 " hen
made KIN M To tas 90 nmNu ant Cf { % Military
Puloe 'n.taIn Mars. 10 ret dal'.
jy 6-2sVSz HENRY ADDISSsk, Msyor.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED
Waited TO pu O'aS. ViT. Iuis Bank Not-s for
stilot curIeacy or god. w II En-
J, 2, u GssrEeto n, ID G
LNOR RFHT-A d sir hlo a. TAr r. X. 81
L DEN r OF he Highs of GCnr.eiown, for
meTiV coII lei by 81. Ds Bodice, OF n. b ussan
i!e' SIon. luqDi-e on the premises, ga F~yetts
Str.,ti j. ST.
al A2cG.Y, COLLINS A. CO.'S
LfE PHILADELPHIA ORA TGhT
.-IPe'ted this Gay, per steamer j. Jerome
20 GO: xxx dc. do.
52l b.E-bt,l-. do. Do. do.
Which on SIIIVc! all be for sale T.rm. saGi
on delivery. Army a SHlNS,
MI UnIon iiepOt, Georgetown.
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Oh. Fares Champagne.

d n. OOs8
No, 7, NORTH Chasiss street, Balts4sors,
HsvIny been app ointed Agents for the sale OF th'
above brand of CHAMPAGNE WINE, offer 4
for sa o, re yInE EpOn its merits % establish hori
Southern cities.
Besltes obtaining O fTst-elass Medal az In.
French ExhibitIon or lass, Mr.. Fare has beef
appointed Puryeyor 70 the Courts of Spain and
Prussia. hP & sOSm
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR SALE AND
H 70 LET IN oil parts OF the city. Particular
stt.ntl VIII be gwen 20 LETTING Houses or Stores,
the absence Of the owners; kents collected. -.
FEASE.R STILES, cal EEtsts Agency, DOM
No Washington Building, corner Of Pa. avenue
and S1vsntf st, iy l. AotF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

DOMESTIC GOODS
Il HAVE How or hand my usual supply of Do
rnestic Goods at the .vsst ossn prIcas hn esale
and retail: A O., selling of all Dress GuOds at
greatly reduced prices for oe IA.
HENRY EGAN,
323 south side Ps. av nue.,
between 6th aud 7th TT eta,
iV lo-6t.if Now Iron RuIdinru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

OsrRAess on A SOLDIER A. Loman, a Prus-
sian, belonging 20 the Second Ohm regiment,
Gartsd on Saturday afternoon to visit his reSi-
mfnt, which was ut that time near Csntreville
ne len on the boat to AleKandria, where be came
In contact with two gentsel LOOKING men, who
They then pilctPd him to the railroad station,
where be found himself too late for the train up
These men then volunteered IN show him where
his regins ut was, and he accompanied them some
distance out of AIe1andris, where they were
Joined by half dozen others They got into a
discussion OF a political character which grew
personal, when Loman was seized, stripped, his
bands tied, his mouth gagged, aud the most
wanton and brutal outrages committed upon him.
BE was pulled over backwards on a hitch post,
Sill he tainted from loss Of blood and pain How
be got ba K to Wash ton he dos not know,
steamboat BY his prosecutors while In an insensi-
BILE condition.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ALL PersonE lndebt-4 to the undersigned will
be plesEe 20 cSi and settle their aco upts az their
bills are now maze of really for sc. Element.
WA. X Riley 4 ..RO,
No So Central Stores,
Between 18th and 8tn sts
Ia a9-tgt,if OppO-Ita Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

CENTRAL GuARDHOUss-BSfors Justice tn onup-
sea The following cess We're disposed Of at
tits stston yesterday and this morning ID.
Ryan, drunk and dis1rderIy; fine ard cost. 81 s.
l.. Benatter. ZANE of nae; foe and costs, ~ TX
Edward Bn,ke, free nePr out after hours; hne
and costs 81 IS Peter Brooks, free negro, dis
orderly; workhouse Gu DAYS Mary lane Brown,
free nesress same ofensP; do Martha Hall, free
Negroes, do: do. Martin Ma INNS drunk and
disordsrlEj nne ard costs. 81 "a Michael John
son. do do. John J. White and John McCarty,
disturbing the peace and threatening To shoot
with pistol a white female; committed for fur
ther examination Charlotte ipsico and Jane
Myers. free negresses, charged with theft COM
mittsd for further examination. Amanda Bell,
free negroes, disorderlv conduct; hne aud costs
% 81 Thomas Baltimore, free negro, violent
assault and battery mis- wife; committed for
court Josh Il. Hawkins free negro. out after
hour; hne and costs, 81 o. T. Hays and NJ .
Hennigan, diSorderly; faed 81 % each.
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MOSQUITO MEETINGS
L HAVE just reeeJved . rrw supply OF White
snd C"luTsd MOSQUITO Netting, Nhi.s aud Col
orsd TsrletOn aud Wide " -tting for covering
glasses, pictures, Cham bers &c:
a23 Ps. ev., between 9Th anu III sta.
iy Ia-6tlf New Iron Buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PENED IN
WGsning ton City an exolu 1--WE whUesa' o
PROVISION STcRE of thu following articles,
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UE Beg to inform the citizens Of Wsshington
branch Of our busin RS st the above number. under
the direction Of Mt JosEPH p. WILSON. whore we
Of OLD WINES, LIQUORS, HAVANA CT.
CARS. DO as thoss We sci In New YORK, and
sqs,sn.y them 70 Be Of tAsRest reiisbls susliss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

| SPECIAL BARGAINS
- IN MOURNING GOODS
We Offer all the hsst grades o. MORNING Goods
| In our s:ock At greatly reduced Prioes for cssh.
IN I w. COLBY A ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

WE OFFER to MILITARY MEN large
0HER,SHlkIS,.W EIEE SHIRTS, DRAW
Frs, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF Hos =, ho.,
which We invite al cGsk purchasers TO exemins
before making their selections.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
S21 Pa av., between 9th and 10th s,s,
mG Nntelgencsr and Repuh ioanl
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03

nm- FIRF.-On the night Of the 23i nit.
house occupied by Mr.. HALL, but owned by EDMCND
1rros in Terrytown. was consumed by hle, with most
its contents. Mr. HALL and his vile and three young
Alies, who were boarding in the family, and attending
e Teachers Institute LETT the house about > o'clock to
,;end lecture, the church Mr-. HALL thinking that
two little girls, whom She had LETT at home, would be
.ssed to and hear, sent for them. One found
e"p, and the "tlcr about going TO sleep About half.
eight the house discovered TO be in flames, and
,o-a ten, was entirely destroyed
TIE famiy saved but little and the lady baarders lost
gg had excepting the garments they wore The house
aYsao old one.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03
afsreIIdneous.

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of sundry
~ writs of Yend Expo, issned out Of the court Of
common pleas of Bradford county, to directed will
be exposed to public sale on 7 HURSDAY the 18th day
OF October A. d. lS6l at the court house, in Towanda
at one O'clock p NJ, the following described lot piece
or parcel of land situate in Tuscarora township bounded
follows On the north and east by land of John Stu-
devant south by land of Ebenezer Sturde3ant and the
Wyoming county line and on the west by lands of Abi-
eel and Luther Kinney and land of Peter B. Sturdevant
(or land in possession of Charles Sturdevant) CON
tanning about so acres lessabout Is acres i'm
proved log house framed barn. and two fruit trees
thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Chandler
BiXby Peter b. StuTdevant
ALSOThe following described lot, piece parcel of
land situate in South Greek and Wees townships bound
ed and described follows: On the north by the bonn
dairy line between the State of and the State
of New York, by the east boundary line of lot of
land conveyed to George Canham by jesse Lane and
wife and Joshua Summons and wife, by deed of warran-
tee bearing date December 1850 west by the lot of
land, south by line parallel with said north line be-
ing said boundary line between said states of New York
and Pennsylvania and tar enough sOuthery thereiom
embrace and contain 200 OF land, strict
AlSD-One other piece or parcel OF land situate in
South Greek twp being the west half of warantee lot
No. $3.50, surveyed to Johnson Mifn, and being the
west half OF 100 tract, and allowance recently pur
chased by said kerby Adams nj Sheriff sale.
Seized and taken IN execution at the suit OF Pocasset
Bank John :. Cotton.
ALSO-The following lot piece, parcel of land sit
uate in Tuscarora twp, bounded follows: On the
north by land of BXby Culver east by the Susguehan-
and Bradford county line south by lands of JAS Hail.
and west land OF Lewis Sivaria Containing 4j acres,
more or less
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of LathrOp
Salisbury Thomas Morley.
ALSO-The following described lot, piece parcel Of
land situate in Troy boo, bounded the north by land
of y. NJ. CanOchan east by the highway south by land
of Silas f. Shepard west by land VIM. Peck Con-
tanning 81 feet 'front.' and 6 feet deep be the same more
less all improved twosory building occupied
furniture store and shop thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Maxwell
& Leonard VS.. William aylOr.
ALSO The following described lot piece or parcel Of
land situate in dgbury twp, bounded the north and
east by lands OF Thomas Buck the south by lands of
Jerre Driscal and on the west by the public highway
containing onehalf OF acre, OF less all improved
framed house thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of c. F. VIII
VS.. Dennis Drummy G. p. News.
A. HANSON SPALDING. Sheriff.
Towanda Sept. %, lS6l
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03

na- By reference to an advertisement in
,-her column it will be that r. W. EDDY has pur-
s,l the clothing store OF E. ). BENEDIcT and has just
,r,7 from the city the largest and most splendid
-,uent of ready made clothing hats caps, &c, Of
eIin this place. We have examined his stock and
7,dcr the cheapest and best assortment offered
lsfe Give him a call.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03
to- yoLrxrEER MEETING A meeting Of

"A -
SsG- CLENTEER NJ LETTING "A meeting Oi
rars and citizcns or W,,Insip, WA hold in C,r,n
,,., F
'''.A tue ~" UT
G&s OF those enlisted were formed in front Of TuoM
r, Hotel. hv Cant T. Il. CAyr, headed hv a band OF
,i,r A,,s. ,bo, tlor ,,,r.,,, tl,r,, ,l,o
els ot town, and assembled IN the Academy, where
''''''''' "'' 7''''
'-'"
.'m''''h' rev D r BROWN was chosen l'reSidelt
u. p.o.,. ,,n,r ,ar.;r,. II. 1901 ,;, ,
A' nN'"N' upon taxing Ms seat stated ''e oJect "'
sa.ner'"S' "nu introduced 'he non. "Eo. LANDoN
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03

hs~ FLORAL CoNCERr.-Rocts Flower
Queen or e Coronation of the Rose will be given by
fifty young ladies' under the direction oil Mr. J. t. HUNT
TING, in Towanda, Octber 3.
MrJ G. TowNER, Of Rome will enact the part OF the
Recluse Miss MANY u. ALLEN OF " Susquehanna ln-
s.i,ute, will personate the Rose
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03
A UDITOR'S NOTICE

CD11OR > NOIlCE.-I8 tHe mdiLcT OF
"A HIM. Scou as. The North Branch Canal COmpa-
ny. In the Court of Bradford County Common Pleas,
No. G2l, September Term, 1859.
The undersigned, Auditor. appointed by the Court
TO distribute funds arising from Sherins sale Of defend
ami personal property will atenG to the duties of his
appointment the office Of Wilmot x Watkins, in the
Borough OF Towanda, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of
OCTOBER, 1861, at o'clock, l.. NJ, when and where
all persons having claims against said estate, re-
qucsted to present the or be forever deharred
therefrom. u. II. WATKINS,
Sept. 49, 1851. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03

Sa. Poor BIsCUIr Ladies, if you would
avoid the modification of having poor biscuit for tea
when YOU have company, use only D. b. DeLand d Co.
Chemical Saeratas 1t will produce the same happy re-
,uteyery time that you may kno" VII to depend up
q, You can get it OF any respectable dealer in the
country
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03

.s-K KICKED DY HoRsE.-On Friday night
r.., Young man by the name OF GEoRoE MOODY en-
.,red in livery stable, was kicked in the side by
% and received such internal injuries that his recov
- 4, considered doubtful
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03

aa~ MEEUTNG OF Return JUDGEs BY the
Alto. Atemby, passed in lS39-an abstract of which
upul,hcd last week-tbc Return Judges are directed
-ct on the second Tuesday Of November next instead
t9ber as heretofore for the purpose Of giving time
receive returns of election from the volunteer compa
- rom this county Return Judges from the different
elton districts in the county, will please bear this in
and
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03

ny FLooD.-On Saturday night last the
y,h Branch OF the susquehanna river raised several
, in consequence OF an immense raise in the Chemung
,,s, We understand that great damage was done to
~. canal and other property, on the Chemung
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03
FIRST WEEK.

May 1876. Elem Maria McNeai Co vs Merritt ct al
David Barber v Chester Thomas * Co. case
Sept. lN5G. l. Smith v keiium, ID ct al lrespaSs
Sept. 1857. Joseph Iugham v Barclay r X Co. ap
sept. lSj7. / Smith : keium. ID. TrOver
May ls5s. Wm \ Park v VIM II strong
WIN b Darlington " y Shipman. Debt
" q Matthew Mcmahon v Horton. Appeal
Sept. 1855 Hiram Horton Josiah Stowe ct Debt
MDw Bishop vs. Alfred Gore. Trespass
"a II P Moore v Chester Pierce. Appeal.
Dec. 1855. Geo Elliott vs. Jesse r Coweli, ct al. =.
Charles II Shepard " Abr Steers, ct al. Tres
Samuel F Ripley vs Hiram Spear. Debt
Allen X Ax,clvs A-on Patterson. Appeal
Feb. 1853 Ingcrs,ll &c, " John Harkness. Eject
% DELL " W r r Go vs. Meylert Ward. Det
" same same
same "
- Alvah Heath vs W Dennison. Ejectmcnt
SECOND WEEK.
May 1889. Francis Ripley vs. Hiram Spear. Debt
May 1859 Loui-a Wattlcs VS. sam Mann Trespass
." a NJ Kirk " A Smith &c. Appeal
" J B FostervS
Maria child VS. Anthony Child. Trcspass
Sept. 1883 NJ Ransom vs. David Arnold. Eiectment.
" " Hicks admrs vs. Canal Co. Damages.
" " VIM Emerson v Cole d Conaut. Debt
&" " John lantz " John Hanson.
Michael O'Suliiyan vs c Smalley, ct al. ii.
" : Middaugh vs Archibald Forbes Appeal.
Dec. 1859. Reuben Chapen Warren Calen. Eectment
Stephen FELTON, " j Webster ter ten. "
" +" Shumw ~ vs. Clark Hoenback. a"
" -" Jane Mcqueen vs. Edward fiocomb. Case
" same Orlando Holcomb
- same vs. Samuel HOlcomb "
Hiram Shaw ct ex vs. Jonas kilmer, ct al. q
Feb. 1860. JnO DennisOn vs. Township OF Terry. "
- J r InCers0l, ct al vs. ThOs Smead, ct al. Fl
" O Ballard Bingham Rockwell, ct al. FL
" " Farmer Tn lns Co VS. Sarah Myers. Sci Fa NJ
" " J Il lngersOll, ct al " H Vaughn, ct al. SFE
Henry Tracy " Alvah Young. Ejectment
d" c T Bliss vs. Sarah Stone admrs &c. Sci Fa
May 1880. VIM B Cymers use VS. G l. Ward Case
-. David Barber vs. David WiImot &c. Trcspass
" j r Pratts admrs vs. Pratt adm ct al. SciFa.
Sept 1850. Farmers Tn ns Co VS. Shpman, ter ten
- Tackawanna & Co vs. McycrtS Ward Det.
" Shipman 4 WeeS vs. Rogers Fowler.
" Eliza Jane Chapman vs. Stanley ) iInman. TT.
Dec 1860 Henry Northrup John J Reynolds Appeal.
: W Park vs VIM Frederick. Ejectment.
Feb 1861. L Savyer&sOn vs. f Welles.&cSc Fa NJ ].
VIM Phillips VS. J b NJ Hinman.
& VI HOllcnback's V Francis Tyler. 5 NJ.
Saml Archbads Thomas Page.
Burton l. Smith VS. c b Il Chahee Appeal
SubpGnas for first week. returnabe Monday, Nov. 4,
1861 at 10 clock m.-for second week Monday Nov.
IL. 1851 at 10 o'clock a. m. E.O. GOODRICH,
Towanda, Sept. 3, 1861. ProthOnotaFy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-03
Nem aoGert(semeuts.
10 the Electors of bradford COUNTY

THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR
l. that purpose having nterrogated the Candidates
nominated by the Republican Convention held at To-
wanda, on Monday the I'd inst, Messrs TRACY and
many respects dsngenuous we hereby pursuance OF
our appointment tender for your support the of
COL. J.F. MEANS, of Towanda,
Candidate for Representative at the coming election.
Col MEANS has fully aud frankly met the spirit of the
meeting which appointed us by prompt assent TO
his constituents il elected Tor the old compensation
three dollars per dayan arrangement which the other
Candidates named have evasively declined.
Those electors who are honestly IN favor of economy
and reduction OF salaries in this dreadful period
depression and taxation, have now opportunity of
supporting that principle. Col MEANS having only
engaged IT, himself, for the old per diem cOmpen-
sation, but pledges himself every effort for gen.
eral reduction salaries to and econOmi-
cal rates V. h. PIOLLET,
+. SMITH
A. L. MANARDY,
TowANDA, Sept. Is, 1851. Committee.
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RFrIGIcUs NorICE.-A sermon will be
,.b.d At the Baptist Church. in this borough, Sun
5y evening next by the Pastor, from the text; Can
=. not discern the signs of times
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~a FAST DAY.-The National Fast Day
rb,r.Iav ast-was strictly observed in this place All
business were closed, and Religious service held
/, IN. different churches
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crDnry DgATH-We understand

20 CrDDEN DEATH We understand that
ns,rv wife of JosHuA DEPEw, of Wyalusing. drop
',rn dead while walking across the floor on Sun
.he sth uIt Heart disease is supposed to have been
- r,e5ate cause of her DEATH She leaves three chill
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SPECIAL COURT. Notice is hereby Civ
y en- that special Court will be held at the Court
House in Towanda. Hon. Il. c. WHITE presiding com.
meucing MONDAY NOV. !, 1861, at 10 clock, q. m,
continue two weeks for the trial Of the following
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DIED.

. ~ ,,oen,e Of G. II. Eaton in this borough, Oct
H no,5p, Epn3a fever, J. NJ. SEAMAN, aged 2j years
was formerly a resident Of this place, and
49, a'y known to most of our citizens. He re-
,s, our country's call for aid. by volunteering
~ ,v-, " IT, IN Co. E. of the 34th Regiment New
.s ',.D''e's. He was on his way from Washington
a. A'' anars at Addison, when he was taken i'll
M. r'''e' with the disease which has terminated
NAddison papers please copy)
van NJ "a on thc 2lst Of September of disease Of the
ey IT Ia "a IRA BAILEY, wife Of the late s. 5.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice
IN is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of THOMAS SMEAD late Smfthfeld twp. dec d.,
are requested make payment without delay and those
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. JAS H. WEBB, Adm
Post Office address Smithdeld Summit.
Smithfeld Aug 20, 1851