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Death, Of sold iers.


The following we're reported yesterday.
Corporal Thomas H. Fisher, COMPANY r, 7th
Indiana. Carver Hospital. Rsssdsuoe-Wbite-
land, johnson couSty, Indiana. 80
U. Carney, COMPANY .. l34th Pa. Carver
Hospital. '''r
wrenklin Funk company K. 9th Pa. Z. G.
Carver Hospital. Residepcs-Pittsburg. Pa.
Sergeant Edward E. Farnsw0rth, COMPANY l,
l7th N. Y, Ebeuezsr Church Hospital. Resi-.
denCe--mar.on county, MY. -.I.
Hollis q. Libby, company +, I'd Maine, Ebe.
nezer Church Hospital Residence Newport,
Maine.
VIM. II. Chris:ppher, company I, 18th Mas.
Ascension Church Hospital. -.,
- Christopher, company |, l8th Mich, Ar.
mory Square Hospital. 4.
John p. Smith, Q mysuy D, 85th N. Y. Az.
mory Square Hospital.
Horny Fiser. COMPANY r. sth P. Rss,. Ar
mory square Hospital. '
Lewis Hartman, COMPANY G. 81 Mich. Arno.
~ Square Hospital. -.,t,.. -,
L:J. Esds. company =, 9Th Va. Cranoh Hos.
pital. .a. ~
Nathan Torrey. oomp.ny E, s,h Wisconsin,
Eruptive Hospital. Residenos--Fo hu L. O.,
Wis; born In Windsor, Mass. ,...
Jos. Loukry, company D, scott's 900. '6amp.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ". Lawrence county,
Aibs;, <: Perry, company I, 6.h Maine, Eot.
Gso. ". Holdsn,, COMPANY q. 4,h R. I, Bat.
lexington Hospital. -.
John e.. r. Balibaf usen, company A. lst
Mich, Finley Hospital.
Sergeant D. J. Doughsrty, company X, 10th
N. Y, Chhburne Hospital.
Harm Brandiss, company Q. ssth N. r.. Cliff
EdWard\F. Kirkpatrick, I'd Maine battsy,
Georgetown College Hospitsl. ......-,
Israel B. McDawsll, company @, llth Penn,
Watsrs' Warehouse Hospital. Residenos--Li-
gonler Valley, Pa. ...
r. Hsrris. company X. ID Dsl.. Union Hotel
Hospital.
VIM. Van Horn. oompspy G. l2sth Pa, Brup.
tive Hospital.
James MoKsrrey. company 1. llth Pa. As
oopsion Hospital.
Captain Geo: A. Cribbs. company l, llth Pa,
Columbian College Hospital. Grssnsburg. Pa;
married. "
Joel Hayford, company A. 9th q. 8. Infantry.
Mount Pleasant Hospital.
Henry Heskss, company r. eth Ind. Mount
Pleasant Hospital. o.,
John Stewart, company R, soth N. z. NJ. Wa.
tars' Warehouse Hospital -
John Constantine, company 9. 22dH. T., As
csnsi0n Hospital.
Chas. sclingsrmsnn, company Il, 5sth N. T.,
.Armary Square Hospital. 49,.
Corporal Patrick FtzslmmOns. company y.
list n. Y, ArmOry sQuara Hospital.
Sergeant Cy rastus H. Belts, company G, 10th
NY, Armory Square Hospital.
Jehn saunders, company O, 4th N. y, hospi
tai near Fort Cass. ResidenCe--New York oity;
buried al Arlington Heights, Va.
VIM. I. Hall. company G, SIN Va. ~. Eliza
beth Hospital.
John Beerd, company @, 2lst N. Y, Carver
Hospital. esidence-Budalo, N. Y.
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Larceny.

VIM. Curren was arrested BY Onacsr Mills, oi
the First ward, for larceny Of t33. He wsi
committed to jail for court.
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BARNES & CO.,
A91 N1ntla street,
BETWEEN d AND y STREETS

Invite the attention Of SUTLERS sud DEALERS
to their Extensive Stock Of Goods particularly
adapted TO Sulters wants, selected with the greatest
care, and now offered at low priccs for cash.
GROCERIES,,
PROVIsI6NS,
PRESERVED MEATS,
FRUITS,
r9CKLEs,
cAI$gPs,
Also BOOTS and SHOES, and . general sssort.
mont of NOrlONS."
Please give US . call ~
sep 0-8w> 4Sl Ninth street.
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z o u a L II.
ENGINE, Of three. horss power.
Apply at this ofAee. sus %
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ID n o r . . 4 L ..

pnOPOSALD. d
MAroa's OysIcE, September Is, 1864
PROPOSALS vii, be received st the Mayors
repairing. and cleaning Of the Sewer leading from
the Canal to d erect Lortb, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west, according to IN act approved
August :6th. 1862.
B -ders will state the price for repairing the walls
and bottom (whsfe needed per lineal foot, and p
cibic yard for cleaning ou Bewer the repairs to
done 10 the best otm.nt mortar.
For further particulars spply ss the Surveyors
Office, City Hall
teI7 Mayor
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rut,are Daxs..... -.

d HOVsEe OLD AND HffcHEN fTRNf..
ruRl AT Aroi oiIon.-Oa TUESDAY the yjd i,.I.
~ housekeeping, At No. l65 Il direct, betw, ,sp
rweptiesh and wsnty nrst streets, Fiis, " ~, 4
. o,olS good assortment Of iurliture, via:
sureaus. Bid. board, Extension Table 10
y WlfdroSes, Lounge, Can aud other Chai,.
u Msntle Ornsmeu,s, Cuina and 9lasw re-
Satpets, window ehaats, Tables ana Washs,andt.
Oicloth, Mating, Bedsteads, Bedsteads, Hat rack,
Cooking and Radiator Stoves and Crates Kitchen
Requisites, and mary other article: which We
de- = uorecessNry 70 enumerate. -.
Tsrnsossh.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
sep io-dtt lStarl AuutiInee
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Manufactured at the Dollar Store, s the best In the
MARKET containing more and better stationery, and
ever offered. Suffers and pedlars should ~ them.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A YURNIsHED HOUSE TO LHT.--Ths com
"A Portable snd neatly furnished Houss, No. q
Missouri avenue, n nov for rent. for tsrns, sppiy
o the premiaea ie 2-M
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DuOpOsALs FOR POTATOEs.

Sealed proposals are invited I'LL the LIST day Of
October, 1852, u O'Clock m, for iuI pishng t-e
subst tsnoc Departn ent q " Washiugton, d. with
10000 Bushels Of P0 0rATOES.
The Potatoes TO De delivered at either street
Wharf, Wsshiog,oo, OF at the Railroad Depot, put
NJ In good sound barrels or sacks without cost OF
barrel sack and to be delivered by the 18th ooto.
Der, 1862
The bids should state the price per bushsi o. sixty
pounds, aud 10 be directed 70 Col A BECkWlTH,
A. d. G, and c. h., U. S, A., and endorse 70
possls fer Potatoes" sep IL
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle, 10 oena Orohestra Chaifs, 10 cents
Family Circle, - cents; Private Boxes, %; Colored
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visiting Days at the Hospitals IN On
va C1eYs


'''''"s D.'' 81 o,ss. ~: Hospitals IN 'n''
Seminary Hospital llsorgetown.).-Every
day betWeen and 9 O'Clock, p. m. This 10
exclusively abospitsl for sick and wounded
GsnsiM Hospital, Judiciary squar..)-Mon.
oranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. livery day, from
] TO o'clock.
Trinity Hospital. (oorner Of Third and 9
scurs vo9: Say =. "a. q SsDsr. Hos
pitSl, b street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from ! to Q p. N.
Armory Square Hospital, (on Seventh street,
between the Canal and B street, Island. LIVERY
CIiGburne Hospital - tuesdays, Saturdays,
and Sundays. between the hours Of and 9
p. m.
Visitors will be admitted to Carver hospital
only between 2 and 8 O'Clock p. N: daily.
wsdnssdays, and Fridays Of each week, 80.
tween the hours Of IL m. and Q p. m.
Any addition to, or alterations In. the above
table viii bs cheerfuny made.
Daaking Rates.
The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
s,lysr-ths legal tender notes being the stand.
ardi
Buying. Selling.
s;IH,Y sS,s; ;...i p'rc' prem, II D'r 2 prem
Demapd notes. :"
Banks Of Issue In wasbington and Georgetown
Washington. o. Georgetown.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh'l
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
FARMS b kerch's. B'nk.
The Yarmefs' and kerchsnts' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnomina.
tton Of one dollar and upwards.
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d No. SO, Q 'rner Of Seventh and d streets
HoUB EH0LD FURNITURE, BARBERS
Chatrs, &c., at Auction.-O1 RArURDAf MORN.
ING, tbs 10th iIstant o. 10 O'Clock, shall SELL at
our Auction, general assortment Of Furniture, &c
viz; a. u
Mahogany and wainu Sofas
Ch,ifs, Tab.ss, Dressing bureaus
Wardrobes Towel R.cks, &S go.
Hair, Hu.k, snd Cotton top Mattre see
Bruss u, Three rly Ingrail, and orhet Carpets
Four Red flush covered Velvet, s. old Walnut.
frame, Barber ChSirs, fnew)
Ci ina, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Cook, Alright, ami other Stoves
And many other articles too numerous to esume
rate.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
sep sd t5hYl Au loneer,
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X K p A lR l N q.
A. mAnufaoture Truuks extensively, and nsoss.
krily have all kinds Of Trunk Material, an better
prepared 10 repair Trunks, No., thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment In the city
lyT JAMES 3. TOPHAM
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u Y O. EEH 4 WILLIAMS, hucti....;..
u THkEE MULES, HORSE, AND FnUK
SETS Or HARNESS. al AUCTION. SATuk-
DAY MORNING., the soth Inst .nf, we rhall sell st
ths Horss Market, 81 10 O'Clock, O. m, thtes due
Aules and one Bay Mare, aad four sets HIrress
rbey oil wsfk we'll in double or nsls ha, ness snd
GREEN WILLIAMS.
sep 10 -62t Auoti5urefs. {
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ny W. L.: WALC q CO., Aact.onee.s.
~ Auction.-On SATURDAY MORNING. sept
o. - o'clock, We will sell IN front Of the Auo ion
Roour, without reserve, for cish- s'UF
second Hand Family Carriage, for oie or two
hones, with pole,
Single and Double Harness.
W. L. WALL CO.,
iepis ,,;n4 = Auotionter.
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nROPOsALS FOR OAK WOOD.

PS0F0'AL' ron 0.H "0oD'
QUARIARhAsrss's OEYIcE,
Washin0bn d c.. 1877 > sired,
September II, 1883
Sealed proposals will be received until september
s0th, at u for delivering ct thi, ofnos fourteen
quality; 10 Be delivered as follows: fwo cords on
the Ist OF Uctober and two cords the lat day Of
each su, ceeoing month, until the whole shall have
been delivered.
Proposals should bs ADDRESSED to tie subscriber
and endorsed on the envelopes, I" Proposals Tor
W oodn
MORRIS 8. MILLER,
sep ls-dtd Majcr Qusrtermss,er.
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II q u q ATT
"A IL necessary, either for an Ofhser or Private,
In order to capture two certain articles, vis One
new SHIRT aud one psir Of HOSE, which vas len
N my shop during laH week
CPS @. II. MUNCK
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Door opsn, 7 O'Clock. Performance, O'Clock.
Admission, % oens. Orchsstra Chain, 70 osatsL
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.
! No soldier .ciR be admitted to the Canter
bury vitho~t a proper pass. All PASSES uil
be Examined before soldiers can purchase then
tiekas. ...,r ---..-. -...,..
OF Washington.
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During the reading Of tho report, Mr.. Alvord
stated that, In b, assertions al the frst meet.
ing, he had not stated the case strongly enough;
for instance, he said pieCe Of meat as large
Rs his two fingers was allowed to the patients,
when the truth Ia, not halt as much is given.
motion was made that the report be pub
lished 10 the city papers, and that ths Northern
papers be requested TO copy.
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The Harmefs' and Nerchsnts' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce Issue notes Of the dsnomina.
tton Of one dollar and upwards.
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Daaklng Rates.
The following are the rates at which bankcrs
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
s,lvsr-ths legal tender notes being the stand.
apA,
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THE IT; LOUIS, chs:tns. h. H..s sts:;:, e.. !.

sep 6-6w>
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-02
Queries and Answers.

Who supports the Boilers ticket F.? PIoL
LET, JNo f. MEANS, and every leading Demo
crat in the county, aid as many of the rank
and file as can be induced to follow them al
the Fillmore Wings many disappointed men
whom the Republican party refused to pomin
ate for Office all sorts and conditions" o.
men, who joined the Republican party, to gel
office all men who make party subservient te
getting money.
Who sustains the Argus mani" PIoLLEr
MEANS & Co.
Who gets up clubs for the Argus? A pro
minent Democrat of Towanda borough.
Who is Showing Of the Argus man. upp
The late Wapwolopen" correspondent Of the
Bradford Herald, more particularly celebrated
for his aeAr on the tsco certioraris
Who run against the Republican ticket 9
few years ago in Wyoming county? ELHANAN
SMITH.
Who has been life long candidate for Of
fee ? HENRY w. TRACY.
Who has always been shaky ?" Major
TERRY
HAo IS Major TERRY A member of the
firm of DULL & TERRY.
Who is DUEL? A Democrat and mem
ber of the Lobby, at Harrisburg, and interest
ed ia the Sunbury & Erie r. r.
Who is TERaY's right-hand man JOHN
". DENIsoN.
Who is JOHN w. DENTsoN ? A Democrat
and candidate for the Lobby.
Who now travels with Major TERRY? W
H DECKER.
Who is W H. DECKER? One of the Com
mssoners of Bradford county, who was anx
ious to nominate JosEPEUs CAMPBELL for Com
missioner, and GEO. r. AcRoYD for Auditor
and is now working to defeat them. He is
the same DECKER who was elected by Repub
icans, but worked and voted for. JOHN F
MEANS last fall, and has spent most of bis
time in Towanda for the last year at the ex
pense Of the county, devisiDg means to breab
up the Republican party.
Who was nominated by accIamation BY the
Republican Convention DUMNER LILLY.
Who was unanimously nominated by the
same party? B. LAPoRTE.
Who are the true candidates q? LANDON
LAPORTE, LILLY, and ACROYD.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-02
The Presidents Proclamation.

We publish on,our outside two procamations
from the President of the United States, the
most important State papers which have ever
been issued by President LINCOLN The first
declares that after the first of January, 1868
the slaves held in any state which shall be in
rebellion against the United States shall be
FREE.
All United States military or naval officers
| are prohibited, on penalty of dismissal from
the service, from returning fugitive slaves no
matter whom they may belong to, loyal or dis.
loyal.
Slaves of rebels are declared free whether
| escaping to our lines Or found by our troops in
districts occupied by Gus, on the ground that
they are captves of war.
Under no circumstances shah fugitive
slave be delivered up unlesa the claimant first
make oath that he has not participated in the
rebellion
The second proclamation suspends the right
of 6d6eas corpus, in certain cases.
We look upon these proclamations as evi-
dence that the Government intends to 60 to
work to crush out this rebellion, by the use oil
all the means in its power. The nation will
! accept them as an assurance that the days of
the rebellion are numbered, and will rejoice
accordingly.
The enemies of the Government on the con
trary are busy with their most insdious attacks
upon the President, showering down upon his
head the ferceSt imprecations. They will
leave no efforts untried to battle the plans of
the President in his endeavors to crush out the
| Rebellion by striking at the handspring of it.
Do. the Republicans of the County approve OF
the Presidents Proclamation We know
they are enthusiastic and unanimous in favor.
Will they thei vote so as to sustain the Pres,
ident, or are they willing to aid and abet the
men who are in the deadliest hostility to the
President and his plans While the Pres
dent and the nation is advancing shall the
Republicans of Bradford retrograde ? Are
they willing to turn their backs upon all their
professions, and aid, directly or indirectly in
tie elevation of such a man as BUcKALEw p
If they wish to sustain the President. they
should vote for men, who cordially approve Of
the Presidents Proclamaton-if great nation.
al considerations are Of less consequence than
the qualification of sore-headed aspirants, then
break down the Republican organization. and
let the Democrats rejoice in the success of
their plans.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-02
Union VS.. Coalition.

We find, upon our return, that our neigh
bor of the Argus has been quoting from the
columns of the REPORTER an article in favor
of the Union of all good and loyal .1en to
bolster up the base coalition with PIoLLEr &
Co. We stand by, and approve of all we
have ever said upon the subject of union of
the men who are heartily united in favor of a
vigorous prosecution of the war, in favor OF
aiding the Government in every way to crush
out this rebellion, and the great and sole cause
OF it. We are willing to cooperate with all
true and loyal men, who agree with US in senti
ments, BY whatever name they may style them.
selves. The principles leid down in the reso,
lutions of the State and County Conventions
meet our cordial appreciation, and whoever is
ready to meet with us upon that platform, will
find from US ready cooperation.
But our neighbor, who sets down carefully
and sel6shly to calculate where his interest,
lie, does not appear to understand the differ
ence between union of men of like principles
and base coalition of designing men, who
have no agreement upon principles, but who
have personal ends each hopes to attain re-
gardless of the welfare of the country The
Argus is now CHEEK .y.jowl with PIoLLET &
Go. Will it be pretended that they have
united upon principles ? Have the democratic
leaders Of this County, suddenly become con-
Verts to the principles of the Republican par.
ty? Are they~ready to endorse the acts OF
the General Administration Are they pre-
pared to aid in suppressing the Rebellion, by
every means in the power of the President p
Do they endorse the Emancipation Procama
tion of the President, which has so delighted
our people ?
If these miraculous changes have been ef-
fected, then the, Union of P1oLLEr & Co., with
the Argus, has some form of consistency Tat
no intelligent man believes any srch thing
The Argus will not claim it, The Democratic
leaders are as hostile to the Aduin;stration as
ever. They are as ready to stigma repub-
licans as " abolitionists" as they were, O few
weeks ago. There is no affinity of feeling IN
less TRACY and his friends have backslid from
their principles when they rushed to the EN-,
brace of P1oLLEr.
A union Of men who have been acting in
antagonlstic organizations should have moth
ing indefinite about it, if they come together
because they agree in their principles. It
should be upon abroad and boldly proclaimed
platform, that the world may Judge of the in.
tegrity of their motives But coalition such
as has been formed by TRACY and SMITH with
PIoLLET, can only have in it, designs which
are lnlmlcal to the principles and welfare of
the Republican party, and consequently to the
highest interests of the country
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-02
The Nephew of His Uncle.

The Boilers" say that there was fraud in
the Republican Convention, and they would
not stand it, and called the Peoples Union
Convention" to put in nomination, in good
faith, true mea. JepsoN HoLGoMB was chief
mourner on that occasion. He had been elect
ed at an early day to the House of Represen-
tatives, by the Republican party, and has been
in Office ever since on account Of his republi-
canism, by the kindness of Republican friends.
He has been standing candidate for Office,
in this county, for years, and because the par
ty would not give Office to all his relatives he
ignored the party whose patronage he has en-
joyed, and goes in with other disappointed Of
fee seekers to break the party in pieces. The
"psopk," in Convention, elected l. N. EVANS,
who has been itching to be District Attorney,
for some time, as Chairman. He appoints 8
Committee of fifteen to nominate persons for
Congress, &c-of this Committee JUDsoN HoL-
COMB was Chairman, and it had been SO fixed
by the "peoples7 wire workers." that eight OF
this Committee was opposed to JUDsoNs rncle
TRACY. But out the Committee went and got
to work. Now the chief mourner had bolted
only on TRACY's account--he was satisfied with
the County Ticket hence it became important
that be should play his hand so as to win for
bis uncle. ALLEN MCKEAN was prominent for
Congress, and eight of the Committee were in
his favor, JUDsoN, therefore, had hard road
to travel" but he brought to their attention
the fact that MCKEAN had been President of
Compromise Convention, held in the Court
House, in February, 1861, in which it was
proposed to compromise with the South, &c,
and therefore MCKEAN chad bad record" :"
and it would not do to nomi nate him for Con
gress, but suggested it might be advisable to
nominate him for Representative. This was
ingenious-it took Mr. Tracy was therefore
nominated for Congress and Nick EAN for rep,
resentative. The Committee came in and an
nounced the result of their labors; the I" peo
pie" were taken by surprise but Tracy and
his democratic friends (and there was " right
smart spriukling" of them) were exultant joy
beamed in their faces while ADAMS, ELEANAN
SMITH, & Co., exclaimed, " sold again"-yet
they swallowed it down and 90 the ticket thus
fairly nominal d with their might" In the
Republican Convention these men claimed that
the people had been cheated while here they
stand TO the action of this one man pOecr-
The people chose their delegates in the other
Convention, in this one they elected a Chair
man, who in fact, made their nominations -
HoLcoNB came the paddy over them, and hav
ing got his uncle fairly On the course, starts
off to enjoy the enolaments of bis Office at
Harrisburg. If the people will stand such
humbugging at this, we will be very much de-
ceiyed
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-02
Republican Meetings.
esesA>

At LIBERTY COBNERS, Monday eve,
ming, October 6--to be addressed by
Messrs. Laporte, Morrow & Montanye
At BURLINGTON, Tuesday evening, Oc,
tober Ito be addressed by Laporte,
Morrow, Manyille, Montanye, and Coo
ding:
At H0RNBROOK, Wednesday evening,
October 8-to be addressed by Laporte,
Morrow and Montanye:
At ALBANY, Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 9, at the brown School House near
J. Vanloon 's-to be addressed by La
porte, Morrow and Codding.
In 1YILMOT, at Ingham's School House,
Friday evening, October 1O-to be ad-
dressed by Laporte and Morrow.
In WILMOT, at the School House near
VIM. Grants, Saturday evening, Octo-
Der Ito be addressed by Laporte &
Morrow,
In ASYLUM, at the School House in
Bend near W. Coolbaugh's, Monday
evening, October 13-to be addressed
by Laporte and Montanye,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-02
Consistency !!

Mr. TRACY dare not deny that be has, dur
ing the past year, suggested to the friends of
Mr.. LANDoN that that gentleman should be a
candidate for reelection to the State Senate
adding that he could easily be nominated
This was since his vote for the repeal of the
Tonnage Tax, which Mr.. Tracy so much dep
recates, and which is made the pretext for q
coalition with the Democrats, to break down
the Republican cause. Reader, can you see
the consistency of proposing LANDoN for the
Senate, and opposing him for Congress !? he
had betrayed his constituents in the Senate,
was Mr.. TRACY standing by them, in his will.
lingness to see Mr.. LANDoN returned? Mr.
TRACY was willing to overlook all the grevous
sins of LANDoN, provided he wouldn't be in bis
way for Congress. There is where the shoe
pinches, because TRACY bad worked himself
into the idea that he must 60 to Congress, and
that the Republican party was Of no account
unless it subserved his purposes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-02

BaF We have heard of sudden conversions;
changes in the mind and hearts of men that
seemed as strange as miracles. Usually this
change evidences itself by good works, and we
believe such manifestations to proceed from a
beuiicent power, but the strange metamorpho.
sis by which Republican editor, as the Argus
man claimed to be can affiliate with his life
long enemies, the old Hunkers, can be traced
to the influence of no good power.
Could Bottom, in the Midsummer Night
Dream" been more astonished when he awoke
and found himself encountered with an asses
head, than was our friend of the Argus, who,
finding himself in the company he did most
naturally have felt for the ears, from fear that
the same Misfortune had happened to him.
If there is something more than present
obscuring of the vision of cur friend-if be has
given himself solely to the works of these men,
we greatly fear that politically
ooh. Judge Oh, Judge thou wilt get thy fairn
Inh--l they'll roast thee like herring"