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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08
Coal, Zine, Cement, Fire Brick, Drain
Tiles &C
CAUTTON

d" To be, or not to be hat is the question
Whether It's nODIcr in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows Of outrageous opposition,
Or by taking up arms against Of printing ink
And opposing, end them
THE proprietor of the drguy takes ocasion in adver.
tisiug his Bindery to indulge in uncaed for fling
about sort of a concern, ,, which is hoping to deludc
the public As Ihave opened Bndcry on my own ac-
count the inference is that if the public bring their
binding to me- they in danger Of being deaudcd
For two years ! have worked for Mr. PARSONS. and he
has taken great panst satisfy the public the best
Binder in America, as the columns Of the Hrgus vii
testify has he been all that time deludng the pub
HcF II have been engaged in fraud he has been tn
principal. But refer to my work during that time
evidence that there has been no Graud pTacticcd.
Having served long apprenticeship at the Bindery
business, have resumed business here on my own ac-
count, as know OF nothing which prevents me from fol-
lowing legitimate and hawiu calling for my support
shall eudcavorJy good work and attention to MY bust
ness 70 give public satisfaction.
March -. JOHANN F. BENDER, Binder.
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
The best brands Of Cigars in town at lowest prices
also Smoking and Chewing To9acco, wholesale and re-
tail, at FONS,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

A DMINISTRATOR'S SNOTICE.-No
IA is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
estate oil Mary Russell decd, late Of Orwell township
are IhereDy requested to make payment without de.
ay and all persons having demands against said estate
WA present them duly authenticated for settlement
March Is. Is62 '' ''or'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08
Groceries & Provisions

NOTICE. CORN has bought the en-.
IN tire stock of Ready Made Clothing Gents Furnish
ing Goods Has and Caps and all the rights title and
IN crest and claims OF JOHN SHLAM and is ready to sell
on his old stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing 10 per cent
less than first cost and he will ne very thankful to all OF
ms old and new customers il they will give him call
B. All the debtors of the establishment are request
ed to cal and pay their debt; TO j. Corn Immediately
Remember the place-One door South of H.1s Mer.
ours store. 7 CrnpN
Towands, January Is, 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08
The Argus Book bindery
Again in Full Operation!
BOOK BINDING.

in e its Branches in the latest and most approved STYLES
and on the most favorable terms.
Having secured, permanently, the services of Mr. H.
{. NHTEkAB, finished workman from Phladelnhia
and having added extensively to the fixtures the con
cern-gyng greater facility than 0mery-we can pre-
sent TO he public the most positive assurance of our a
ity to please our patrons
fD- Customers should particular to remember that
the Argus Budery, is in the Argus Building as form
erly rst building north OF the Ward House) and is con
nected with our Book and Stationery Store anu Printing
Office, where all work should be delivered.
CAUIION.-Wo are compelled in justice to ourselves
and our old customers well To prevent imposition
upon the public generally, to caution them against sort
concern that falsely holds out to the public that il is
the Argus Bindery This fraud is practced no doubt
with hope Of deluding the Public Against this bold
and deliberate attempt to deceive, they hereby eau
toned.
FB- Particular attention paidto re-Bindng. All work
guaranteed.
So Country Produce of all kinds taken in payment
for work. ~
E8 Having made complete arrangements we are pre-
pared to Rule and Bind BLANK BOOKS to any style or
pattern at prices as low elsewhere
SoWanda March D. 1850. E. A. PARSONS.
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miscellaneous.
NOW READY!
BARTLETTS' HEH IRON WORKS
TOWANDA, PENNA.

THE Subscriber begs leave to cali the at
tenton OF the public to the fact that he has enlarged
his motive power and purchased and set up additional
machinery, and employed larger number of workmen
hanormery that he is now prepared to execute or
ders for Castings or Machinery with prompttuoe
He has at his works all the PATTERNS in use by the
late firm Of VIM. H. Phillips Son OF Emira N y, and
has also added these, patterns OF various kinds.
MILL IRONS furnished for Grist Mills, Gang, Gate,
Circular and Muev saw Mills besides
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

THIS is THE ESTABLISHMENT
L where you can find a very fine assortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of all descriptions, also q
good stock of CLOCKS prices ranging from 10 sbilngs
up, and warranted to give good satisfaction sale.
am also agent for the sale of D. e. LENTS celebrated
Barometers which every farmer should always have Pr
ees from SIS to $40, according TO finish REPAIRING
done as usual in meat and workmanlke mannerand
2anted. WM. A. CHAMBERLIN.
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Light In Austrin.

a., Austrian Rcchsra,h, or Parliament, is
already eXcrting favorable influence on the
policy Of the government, aul has already taken
steps to secure that religious liberty without
VIII Itch political freedom is impossible. A pro-
ject Of law has been introduced into the Chamber
Of Deputies, which guarantees to every person
The right to the public and private exercise
Of religion according to his own conscience
and without any civil dsqualihcations
Difference in religion will do longer form Il civil
obstacle To marriage, aud persons Of all donomi-
nations shall he equally eligible to public en-
ployment. There is TO be moro state privileged
religion, and all sects are to have the legal
hight to publicly carry out their worship. The
passage of this law, Of which there can he little
doubt since i, has been introduced 10y the gov
eminent, win effect complete aud radical
change throughout that vast empire, which Ia,
hitherto beea the greatest barrier to European
progress and civilization, and also conduce " til,
Interests Of religion and humanity.
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Late Prom New arexIeo.

We have dispatches from Santa Pc 70 March 10.
The Texans have taken santa Re.
Tie American Merchants with their fhmiliea
have fed, mainly 70 Fort Union, distance 100
miles, Hsst
Major Donsls,n, FIRST all h Col Candy, consrc-
uoU At the battle Of valverde reached Kansas
City, March goth, en route for washiugtn. TIE
object Of his visit is 10 urge forward reinforcement'
Major Douelson commanded the De, artrnent %
Santa Fe.
NJ opposition was made by our troops h. tho
trance q the Texans into Santa 70, as ail orr
troops were at Fort Craig with Colonel Candy, or
At Fort Union, under the command Of HAJor Psul'
L. 3. A.
NJ Jor Douelspn had previously sent h. Fort Union
all theGuvcrumcut property ,commisaty stores, ctc
The Texans ga santa lie generally respected pri-
waite rr.r'i,y hut they seized the bucks Of some
u the leading merchants
Port Union ia well f,rtfo eartLcu workc-in
an open I'sin.-aud will mako a strou., defence.
There are come four hundred troops i1uc hundred
X r'I.tJs AMI 4 rec huuIroI American Vp,lutceray
at Fort Wise, three hundred miles east OF F.tt
Union, who have probably been ordered t. F.r'
Union 10y hgY- p.u.4.u, ~ he came through on
route Co. w.siutu.
The losses u the American merchants at Santa
Re must hr large, ~ they had heavy st .ssoi yoo's
sent out g. the sut.ors, I, s,ppiy The amy.
II ,s dae g. u'4e m.rNanis rat ue uut.d
st.t.7 Government Auu.i lso o,,ry ,aprs l. Irp-
I. at tN'm.
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Besides mgr.lng the Corps ot Typographical En-
giucors (which Was first organized July It'll, 1885!
300 me C rps oi ~ inecrs 'thC organization Of which
dates from 1851 the bill Increases the combined
Corps hy one Brigsdler General, two Colouels, one
Lieutenant Colonel, four Captains, one Sergeant
Major, aud Que Quar,crmastor Sergeant, and de-
cr,ases it by -four First aud four Second L~uten-
ants Previous L, the rel Gillian there were lao On
listed men, scrgeants or corporals in the Corps OF
Typographical Engineers.
The school of instruction, on board the North
Carolina, continues in active operation. Lieut.. Bar
rptt has forty pupils
A sword for Gen. Fremont has just been COM
pctei 10y Messrs Tiffany Co., which Is to be pre-
secuted to lin by citizens Of St. Louis. On the
blade which ID of the finest Damascus steel, is in
slribed the word "Yero." The scabbard is Of
heavy silver elegantly ornamental with appropri-
ate d signs, among which bust Of General r.
in gold enclosed in oval Of diamonds, ana plue
enamel medallion, containing the initials 81 u ~
in diamonds. With the sword is a ROSEWOOD case
pold-elnbroidersd belt with silver mounungs' anu
a Major Generals sash. Upon PIhte on sn' s'se
Ia inscribrd these words ro the I"I IA
the Men of the West" The cost Oh 'is gus "
$1,000. ,s,,1,ors I'm Cien ParL q
divisnn should be directed " wa lester' VI ilr-
tAeT notice,
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MILITARY NEWS.

Lieut.. T. Scott Fillbrown, Is expected to take the
place NJ Lieut.. George H. Cooper, ordered g. the
gunhon. Massachusetts,, as Lieutenant aud sXecu.
tive officer Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
The lody 81 Capt. HlyL Of Co. c., 10Th Counec
tjlut Volunteers, who died ON board tho New Bruins
wick, Of typhoid fever, ON the 2oth was brough
home by her. Capt. II resided at Darien, Ct, and
was "A man Of means and considerable influence.
lie leaves wifi aud two grown up daughters, IT,
mourn his losa In his manners, he was quiet and
unassumiug hut Of very social disposition. lie
led his company bravely ut the battle Of Roanoke
Island and had the confidence and esteem Of his
msn. The body "a In clarye OF orderly Sergeant
Buj. l.. Grcayes, Of Co. c. and John o. Miner, late
mate ui tie L. ; steamer Alice Price.
motor Wilson'S bill, introduced Monday, TO
promote the efficiency Of the Corps of Engineers
will, ifpassrd limits present form, make several i'm
portaut alterations which are shown in the follow
lng table, -
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The theory is, that DAVIS, after he Is COM
PEELED to eyacuate Richmond with his troops.
will 'fall back" to the mountain region Of North
Carolina, Georgia, East Tennessee and Northern
Alabama and there wage war with the United
States till they are tired Of it. Very well, let
him try it. How long could he keep the rail
roads open, 80 as to secure his supples1 How
long could he keep his army in a state Of subor-
dination, hunted from mountain side to rayine
like the beasts Of the fclll Where are his
means Of communication with the outside worldi
Ilemmed in north and south, thanked ON the
Mississippi and Atlantic Ocean-vithout suiii-
cient or regular supplies either of ammunition
or suDsistencc-what sort Of an army is thu
10 threaten the overthrow of the great gov
eminent Of the uuionl We could not wish
any worse situation for JtrF, DAVIS and his
troops than to have him thus made wanderor
on the face OF the earth beside being the polti-
cal Outcast he is already.
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Two Powder Mills Blown Up.
REBEL GOVERNMENT OF KENTUCKY
Its Capital in a sibley Tent.
Co. 60, 60
From Fortress Monroe.

Fortre" Monroc, Mrch % r.I baltimore,
March 2T.--The steamer Constitution arrived from
ship Island last night. She sailed hom there on
the llh inst Commodore Porter's mortar Il Q
sailed ON the previous day for the Southwest Pass
on the l7tu, Commodore Parragavs fleet Of sluups-
oiwar aud glnbosA were - sail lot ue same dee
GnAtIun,
The French steamer C-tinet arrived yesterday
afternoon, from Havana, and she and the Gassenli
have taken position within 200 yards OF the Moni-
tor FOR the purpose Of obtaining good view OF the
expected battle.
Two drummers o. one Of the regiments In IIamp-
ton strsyed out 70 Back River yesterday, sad were
taken prisoners 10y the enemy's cavalry.
A hsg Of truce went to Norfolk H. take mp the
Commodore Of the Frsnch ship Cauuc,, NJ news
% papers were brought back. bundle of lcttcrs
from the Union prisoners At Richmond was received
and also dispatches from General Hugcr 10 General
Wool.
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Congressional Proceedings.
ANNliIih CONGRESS---Scnate.
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Washington, Harch T.--Numerous applica-
lions have recently been made for patents FOR i'm
prOvemenn In the manner Of coating vessels with
iron, aud also for prpectiles.
The inventing genius II the country seems ~ late
TO be additionally stimulated by the agricultural
and petroleum oil departments. Various means Of
uAng tie latter have been presented for lstters Of
patent.
The causes which prevented the safe oonveyance
o'tho mails and collection II revenues upon the
route from Jefferson City 10 Tuscumb!a having
been removed, the Postmaster General has ordered
the resiuIation Of full service thereuIvn.
Tho bill 10 secure g. the ~ GERS and men, actually
employed "a the Western Department, ~ Depart.
mcI 10! NJ, 'souri, their pay, bounty aud pensions
Is now a Inv.
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| HARrrss MAGAItSE April NJ. Harper Bro
tbsrs Publishers, Franklin square.
The April Number comes He'd with the usual
variety Of entertaining reading matter, which
has,yiven the Magazine worldwide reputation,
and a circulation Of hundreds Of thousands. Or
ley Farm Is soutnued, aud sketches by THAcK-
ERAY, Of the Adventures u Phillip, Likewise
complete story is told, with illustrations, Of how
to build = ship; "Cai,oo and ChatterboN, a sto-
~, will I've found very interesting aud, besides,
many other sketches and tales Of value tn. laii,s
get the April fashions and the gentlemen a solid
article on the contest in America.
Bt,cE~oor'e M,o,rss April 80 Leonard Scot
Co., Publishers 10 Fulton STREET
RruEinoS RFouEp- Part XIV. g. L. Putnam
Publisher h.s Broadway.
rRAI>'s uSiOS 5rEEoIEs. From Fred. A. BRADY,
Ann II.
These speeches are stamped with the raciness
aud originality that mark their author. and
make him a popular favorite, both in Enslnnl
AMI America The profit. Of this work are To
10. devoted to the establishment Of the LONDON
AMERICAN, the only Amoricm organ in Lu-
rope
r,W ATLANTIC MoSrntI hr April. Takuur &
Yields u st.u.
nus number contains n variety W 'N''ll'Ht
| article by WHITTIER, ArA--H, B,YArp I,r-
Ion, Mr.. Siuwr, (,ho conclude, her tale o.
"t :ucs Of sorrento % Rev. VI. u. C"SwAY aud
others. A paper on American Civilization,
10y RNrn WALDO EMhu-oN, command.
thoughtful attention. lie reviews our civilian
r'u from tho standpoint Il history and phoso-
| ply, AMI concludes that emancipation is ncc'--
lily Of the war aud is also demanded Of Ms 10y the
spirit OF the age. with it w. can secure safety (;
without it we can scarcely accomplish dccer-
| tive peace.
! GoyFnSNr>r SNN,rs.-This ia n series Of
| letter. on currency matters, ly Mr. JNNr, GAL
tAriS. or this city, TO the Hon. DAVID VIII
MOT, which have already appeared in print.
CrrY lN-rEcror', ErIur.r We are iuirbt-
cd to Mr. DriAyNS for a copy of this useful Re
port.
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farming interest including tobacco. Why should
cotton be exempt The secret was, n was not be-
cause snch iar was invidious, but because II
affected the manufactures o. the North.
The amendment was modified - a. 70 impose .
ta1 u one cent PER pound on cotton ON and aner
ehs hra q May next. Any person or corporation
removing from destroying IL at the place OF ~
produc,loh before the taxes are paid, SHAH forfeit
double the aniount recoverable In Court, &c. The
amendrnsnt was reIected-h3 against %.
The amen.i, nent was adoytsd ereurting rom
duty red oil alaic scid, used iu the anuiacture
u candles and soap and parafue, whale and fish
oils
The tar ~ FIVE cents per gall on burning fui',
composed II alcohol and spirits turpentlue, wholly
or In part was stricken ont
The COMMITTEE rose, aud the House al burned.
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Private ad,iras from London, Of the 9Th inst,
state Tat Mr.. Field, with other leading gentlemen
aud capitalists interested in the Atlantic Telegraph
Gable enterprise, were t. meet Lord Pamyrst,u at
noon ON the 2lst inst, aud that tho prospect Of
satisfactory termination u negotiation with The
government In regard To- raising the necessary cHpi-
tai to secure tie proposed cable were very en-.
couragng Mr.. Field confidently expected 10 re-
turn t. New York, at AN early day, with assn.
RANGES Of the earnest cooperation Of the BRITISH
Goycrniueut in the great undertaking. which he has
81 long mud ably Underworld to bring 10 success.
hil Issue
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The English Volunteer system, about which
there has been 50 much Boosting in the English
papers, is not likely to survive the wear and tear
OF the clothes with which the volunteers equip
pei themselves, under the first flush of patriotic
ardor. 1t appears that the new unit rms of the
heroes arc growing soeiy, aud they demand that
the Government shah supply Thorn with
another outfit. A meeting Of officers has
been held on the subject, and the.
recommend that convention Of -opre-
BentAuves from all the rifle compGries
throughout the Kingdom 10 meet N London
and press the matter on the attention Of Parlla-
ment. Great alarm is entertained in various
quarters at project which look very Ike an
attempt TO oyer-awe Parliament and which may
lead TO the most serious consequences. i =
military Convention, it is argued, should ho
permitted to request new uniforms to-day 1t is
not easy to see how it can be prevented from de-
mandins reform and "a redress OF grievances
tomorrow, or from adopting measures in the
dim hereafter, on which the orsnators OF the
system would look with horror.
[ The preyerhal jealousy Of the English aristo-
cracy is well illustrated in tbs CASE. MANY
rife companies, 1t is true, that have been lucky
enough to be differed by scions Of noble families
have been petted and made much Of by titled
ladies and noble lords. But the more sagacious
Of the aristocracy regarded the volunteer systeu,
with disfavor as essentially middle class
movement, and only tolerated it as u lesser evil
than French invatiOp.
II is to be hoped that The Volunteers Of Eng
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Washington, AdroA 27.-General Shields tel
ographs that our victory =, winchester has been
more fetal b. the rebels than at first supposed.
Union prisoners, who escaped from Mount Jackson
prtson. just arrived, saw eight wagons loaded with
dead and wounded enter Mount Jackson on
Monday at 10 O'Clock, r. NJ. forty four
miles from re field Of battle IN thirty
hours. The rebels admitted they lad II 600 In the
field; also tha. they lost between 1000 and 800 in
killed snd wounded. We are finding their graves
at some distance from each side Of the road The
blow has struck terror ~ the heart Of the shenun
dpah valley
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Washington, NUct 2i.-Ihc Sawyer guns At
the RIP R,ps have recently made some capital
shots at sraalrs P,ut-ouc shell, filed with uqId
FIRE, exp .udiug In the midst of tnc rebel parade
ground, and Il ing considerable dluarr. This
raus q the rebels a. brine, their guns b. bear un tine
EpR.ps, but II last accounts their SHIT fell n.ty
wards short
New Las been received hy the Navy Department
cYinrmatury of tie statement lint tie rebel iron
steamer M.rr mac is again read, f,r SCI. .,lr
anxiety s felt here in regard g. thi, rcapuuar.urc
Lieut.. J,Irics, " Tie Monitor. srut word up This
ipprnIu, 10 C,tt,.u D.bl.r,r TINT b, had u, f.,r.
Oft the result ~ the next cont ST. n. b. crrl.it
that the much Wanted M.trfmnc. will au,l b,f.r,
the wei! directed shut of .rr ",lccs,h,x"
Tie House of Rerre..utltlycs lay.uy alIr,s.,d
An inIui. 1, the Seer, t,ry of War r,,,rd,,y tlc
TRANSPORT 4 uu ofvst,rt Cen NJ. C,,..,.,. army,
IA. r,spnr,l,d Ly A letter from IN. Assistant s.r,
,,ry In which that officer SAWS that a., YER, l,..
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
FRIDAY MoENlNG, MARCH -. Ise..


We bal rAis preparations fur furnishing tie
readers Of tie >yS with a large amount OF inior-
nation AL suggestions a. to the mean, of dos
suoyius tie N,u.mar, should she or they
at;emp; any ,ri.}s o'h'r IL Ncw York harhot
O. elsewhere. one ot these method. We had
illustrated 10y al engraving, which seems t,
demonstrate its III .,n,y AS we'll a. simplicity.
But our preparations prove vain. a very polite
note from headquarters requests Us to forlear
publishing any such matter, lest ~ some means
1t reach Rebellion and put our couutry's enemies
on their guard. In complying with the request,
however, We with to commend to " the power,
that BE- the plans Of Clinton Eoo.velt, E.q, Of
this city, a, worthy immediate and thorough
consideration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-28

The Grinding mru.ttoc roru't comp',ts the
niI I punish frauds upon labOrers and others seek
ul employment
The DID t. increase tie tax on haw kets aud pod
l'ls WAS passed.
H., Speaker named tho Committee on the
mode u' directing tie NtUpua, tax Messrs. Al
world u adl', M,4,n aud Ta'i1au.
lLc House tax ur Mr.. Buodicts bill relative 10
the appointment and duties of the G HuinssIucr Of
juror, ur Kings County. II creates a submission
consisting Of the County Clerk, District Attorney
Und surrogate, ne the appointing power
Mrssrs. Darcy and ogden O'Bricu denounced Ito
ii as political measure 10 secure the appointment
90 Republicans