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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-03-20

Rs5"Tho following question is sug
gesIed to tho debating societies.
"Whichis the happcst, negro at /
dance or hog in a mud hole?"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-03-20

The last cotton mill in the world,
The fight present going-on between the
North and Soulh.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-03-20

"WoIl balanced, by jingo,7 said .
Dutchman, "brass at both onds"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-03-20

A dandy observed that he had put Q
plate of brass on his boots to keep hiGi
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

f1OAL-ppRE RED Ash ,PEACU ORCHARD, or,
" nuiue ish,gb ana LJcns Mountain, also Enesh House
Camel Liverpool Iel, aud Cln5ernn. nAil.
ties An ~ ioa o. iDsrktl ~ es HlNRN REEVE
corurf Canal and Centre aud coioer Jae saa wss, sees
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

VEL'E's'
FRENCH. GERMAN AND EN6LlsU.
Adapted 10 the requirements OF ewery bol
ipines aud dTessmaGers sold Ia The trade IN qnaDes 10
suit At wboesale prices Tor cash.
Black Veiveis for garments of a.. widths and qualities al
FAR below wba. b. imported for H present
yateS Il exchange.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE 4 co.
Canal street, Coz uef OF Mercer
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

DEngvAL -CcsFEE WAREHOUSE -IHn srBsCs,
b, w=1io bes iss,t C torn tas pseuc o. h1 se~ 10
cs,1r ~ Cecas sfeet st stare where ere area a
fsraab sonsansy Q. u.s ticesst, stele tvona aneo
blny arp.svec or ttt mtacA tAcaity or ,h,s cay
Ho.es gsecsrssa sese's eete-xly are insisf = CA.
sss .is.nIs tf scger ery aver a. obsr coc %
"a CTcs b. .rs ran &c
SEWARD olsen NJ e ~ scesH ..ree,
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

nR CGBBETT MEMBER or The NEW sORB W.
verssy Nef.-ai tolegeg Ofee az Ceuws Nfee., he
iwrep Chatnbeis sad Resde ugers tn A n lot NJ
Prssu tD'rebts a. No tCay IiaB place
nR RALPH. ArTfIoR or TIE PRIVATE TBEA
use Onsr i3t bersser street, west 81 Bfss1e6y
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

A USTIN BALDWIN a co,
"A EUROPEAN FORwARDERS,
~ broadway
Snip Packages Parcels vaIuAbles forwarded to any
Part OF Europe, py steamers, every Wednesday aad
saturday
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

q rIl kEWAkD -MIss.N0. FKED WALLNAN LLv
spJU nB washit sioD snd Fourth suesss
hoboset lie e't his hsnt OF tbt mornng o. Ith inss ~
ss5g, otio sdgposcn s.eniy defsnred hsJ or wssn
he .ef oars tlse PANS wAscoat, dnk cfAv mI,su
ev.rr0A. Loc aud gissb CAP Tie bad w,,h Din souos
fstsrtiesef si+e wsth. hihthed 70 sVeI Evs.u
hflGni Lts L.ts tht was. svppos,o, mSs
tnosey 5teetIJ tGcr.s nigh hebi conf iehon hths
nay so- small rostce $50 rewhia viii be gwen Tor any
,nfrmslcn hs whereabouts sht trcOvery o ns pnnys
II dead iniofms 10 Le ieft ~ tbe ssuon nouse. ne
han
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
BOARDING AND LODGING.

4 baTFL -FRASHF0RT HorsB-25v R0oMs-oNE
y ~ boss traDkfofi ami William
t,fsst n fArnishci light Rooms, uoe person % 4.
csnts pef day 81 s. per House open sn n,sht -
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

A Though BOOKKEEPING WRITING AMI
"A Actin speeipiite taught NJ oz Bowery N -
aud ESQ Fulton street Ampe prov isuBs are
mate foi nsirucuua adults Keadus Spelling and o,hs
En.isb bTanchcs each pup stie.y private IN
sirno,on From Provdensr transcript Colonel PAlNE's
plan oi basel system OF aeee simple y
hs details peculiarly easy to be acquired aud inpossioe
be forgotten.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

AAIAHOAUSs
uupSCN kivER RAlLR0AD.-rRAlNS FOR ALBA.
Ii ny, Troy tsc North West leave Chamtes
All and ~ A. ~. and .I6, and l0P. n.
NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY gAILRoAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY. NORTH AMI NEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
meneins Monday, Novemter H. lS6a
For Albany 10 80 A. NJ Express Mail Tram from Twsny
s'1th street station For all Local Time Table.
JOHN BCRChlLL, AsGsisnt buperp 'eLdeEi.
NEW RAILROAD LINE
IN SEwARK TO NEW YORK,
HoBoKEN
The extension Of the Morris ESSEX Railroad TO oho.
hen having beeD completed. and
November ~, 1859, ~ iotows-
Leaving MoFris and Esses Leaving New york Barclay
DEPOT, Newark And Canal Street Ferries
ga. u. el61 n.
30AM. SD5AM
"a %. y<S a. NJ.
10 50 A. NJ Barclay 4 Chris sL. t2A. NJ.
IP.M. barclay Canal 81, % Pm.
sfiossh smPMM
6,0PM. llP.M.
Tckets 10 Newark be 0bained ct the ferry t either
Barclay Canal or Christopher s,ree,s New Ycri
B-Psssengsrs Chrstop street win eeuuec, with
the trains By leaving New YORK niteen minutes ADVANCE
OF tbe abovs time.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
WINES AND LIouOHs.

N0TICE-I HAVE TINS DAy APPOINTED
IN Howell no W Houston street ami nj E.Y.Ktran src-
city Of New fors soe sssn.for my Pale Ale All orders
sent W rs address Will be promptly attended to Tie nhie
cautioned desuinr reraans
surcptitiosy Obtained my casks are hrr ths,r LIN
ale Of inferior quality and vending the sams a. v
:scture; viii guarantee nore genuine purchased Of
". J, Howell, sole agent for New York.
PEILApELFHIA, April II. rS52. wM. @. RUDMly
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

CAsaIoN COURSE Tuesday InLr isnnI ~, - 10
u Trol bel Butter AMI ~, 49,
ill taks place a. thr ~. ID Mae n@ser NSa
or; ID. Pnfer EallltslaAs ao ..ra thai Gene
kntlsr wsnt in fhe perted ufe eI = ~ ss - tt
wagon, and n s snn,sIp n,ss pH cRocHERov srssss
AAt. 80 Hs Jvsii n =. ~ s,ia by I,or -sA ~r
after the S9s VII y s0 ~ Ssoeopss.
s,ast leave Hunters Poin, for the <eurse al IA
~ J.mes alp ferry leaves ~ 4 x. ~ <exnesting ~3th
g a,.. Thirty fourth street ferry every gu minutes
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
IItilo WOULD Nnr 90 WHERE FoR1l Ne Is GO

w ye see Miss WELLINGTON, the gi.at Eneiish I'r,
phctess The best 81 all, and cannot bo excel Can he
con suited personally o. by letter oil Affairs OF e cn.
cernr law suits journeys absent friends love cgurshp
lealt wee aud VINO can reclaim drunken aud
uptsthfthnsbands. Miss W Il the ony person M ihts ,y
who e genuine Roman anJ Arabian tallsmans Tor o,S
good luck and s business Affairs ana sreruarantees FOR
lfe Delay not e conHu this naturally grd and beautiful
young iniy lueSy nnuhrrs gvrn Highly Respectable cty
reference Can be een ~ hef residence, l0 Sixth avons
oprosite Figtth street ~ = ''i
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

A LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-NOW DOING =
IA good b, siness . WILL fixtures and stock VIII
be sold for elo0 cash, II applied for t8a M
1 ~ ~ II. CRWlCK 4 CO., 81 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

If.- gDN ERY,--NADsNE wIDaER cfAruyoyANT
tDD ahf ifMd SAni ~ s, unveils the u s'erles of
f0itft-y 80 snHfiafl aDsNlW Niendr,
lfds -. lsc et es iaey nninte >, properly lost
VI eleH, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

vATANrED-TO EXCHANGE A FIRST CLASS HOusn
Brpvsfvn Heights, worth $1,000 for as,,an place
Ia the country, with four five OF onnd, wi hin
one OF The City IIa By railroad steamboat. Address
J. c., box 3g7 Post Office. =
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

NroRwIcu LINE-roR BOSTON VIEW ToNDcS,
~ Norwich aud Merecstsr yhs sPendii steamer CITY
tswn laws cxceptndl ut O'clock from loot of ycsry s,
per 10 Norlh river. B =. AAhilN, Agent
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

EoR BRIpgEpORT-THE STEAMER BRJDaEr0Rr
leaves pier 20 East river daily s " o'clock af-
ving ~ time 70 connect with the Saugauk, Iousa,pnie
New Hayrn and Hartford railroads. also the Shore ne 10
GEO W coRLIEs. Agant.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
TNsTRUCTIoN.

beautiful SUMNER RESORT NEAR QUARANTINE
ID LAndn-Ho,el St. nicn Grant street, Ssztsn Island
Cor families and gentlemen Bowling, billiards. boating.
eathins, hshing ~. rs
DBRGEy POINT HOUsE--sITCATED AT BERGEN
ID Point, ~ j.. near Newark Bay, about ten ties
walk the LatouTette House 10 for The rereg
sion Of summer boa.ders The location II splendid the
large and airy go batnng Gshing and boating Abo
boat Thomas p Wa Of Dey 1880 A. M
and 43J p " Boats from pier No. Norm river, 110
and II 20 a. NJ, ami 3:2o $50 and r. N. Price So per
rsck For further particulars inquire 81 62 Nes
street., between 5th and 9TH avenues
frATTsKILL MOUNTAIN HoUsE--THIs FAvoRITE
~ resort IL for the receron or guests.
ysi,ers viii ind at all times authorized agent NJ the
Gatski steamboat landings and Caskn station, Hudson
River Railroad 10 assist yisters, provide conveyace take
shsrge Of bsgxage, &C
Il AXE HOUSE. ISI.IP, L. T.. PLEASANTLY SITUATED
~ bay and otesn-Plcnty of good Rooms fsn.
sea gentlemen Parties fond Of blue shing always
ind good coats and careful men; fishing u now good.
a. II. STELLENwERF.
I AXE MoHEGAN HOUSE, LAKE MoHEGAN WILL
- opsn on June for e Accommodation of hosriers
nour aud hslfs ride from New York. dollars
2er week Address A w. Palmer Hoe Peess.
XII he6renc = Thomas Nelson, evening Post buildipv
anu houert r. Nelson, 70 Reade street.
TINTED STATES HOTEL, FAR ROCKAwAY, Il L.
~ ~ DOW open for The reception OF gne~,s This hotel 10
nsnas1heN situated within minucs Of the At.
antc ocean an Tor the advantages o bathing
- cannot bs surpassed e. WILLIAMS Prougietor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

unless the district furnishes the men Volunteers before
that day but in case the appeals could be finished
by that time the Governor might extend the time
the extension would not exceed five days. which will be
the 2Oth Each district (Townshp Borough), can of
Ter volunteers to the Commissioner any time before
mat day to make their quota and thereby obviae the
draft entirely But not authorized to subsst them
until the day of the draft.
As the sudden call for volunteers and Militia has ex
hansted the supply of blankets fit for military purposes in
the market and it will take time procure by
manufacture or Importation sufficient supply, all citi
zens who may volunteer, be drafted. advised to
take with them to the rendezvous, if possible, good
stout woolen blanket The regulation military blanket
is 81 y &C inches, and weighs five pounds.
We unable to ascertain with entire accuracy the
precise number of men to be drafted from each district
until the exemptions decided but we have made the
apportionment among the different districts nearly
possible, although only give approximation to
the final result The figures below can be relied upon
very nearly correct
The quota for this county to fill the several acquisitions
made upon this State by the War Department is 2944
The county has already sent to the service 1858
Of which there has been enlisted in the Re-
guar Army and go into other States, 30l
This county has credit for 1857
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
Important Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, {

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. H.
A gentleman arrived from Annapolis states,
that three transports arrived there yesterday
from the james River bringing $500 paroled
Union prisoners, including officers, teamsters,
suffers and blacksmiths
The whole humber, in marching through
the city to Camp Parole, excited the sympa-
thy OF the citiztns, because of their tattered
and destitute condition Many of them were
without shoes, hats or coats. The Gov ern-
meut, in view of these facts, will doubtle be
prompt in relieving their necessities. The
civilians have reached Washington.
1t is represented that the lumber of pa
rolled prisoners at the camp is etween eigh
d eleven thousand, awaiting exchange
There are about 1000 sick aud wounded il
the hospitals.
The guard vessels off Alexandria and Piney
Point, in the Potomac River, are distinguish
ed by square white fl Ig with red cross oil
st Andrews" The icers in command O
these vessels will furnish the naval Potomac
pass to all masters OF vessels navg lting the
river, after they shall have given proof that
they are lawfully employed Vessels euteriu .
or departing the river will be subject TO De
tentlon if unprovlded with pass.
This pass must be signed by ANDREW A
HARwooD commanding the Fiotila of the Po
tOmac River
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
Leaving to be drafted,
Apportioued in the districts as follows:

The draft will be done at Towanda the 25th inst.
printed written notice of his enrolment and draft
and OF the place of rendezvous of the drafted Military
force shall be served by person appointed by the Com
missioner upon each person. by leaving it at his last
place of residence.
Any person drafted may offer substitute at the time
of the redeZvoUs of the drafted Militia force and such sub
sttute he shall be able bodied between the age
of IS and Is years and shall consent in writing (with
the consent of his parent guardian if minor to sub
ect himself to ali the duties and obligations to which his
principal would have been subject had he personally
ed, shall be accepted in lieu of such principal.
Hi persons drafted will be required report in per.
son, to me, at the Court House in Towanda, on Tues
day. the 30th inst. at IL O'Clock NJ, prepared to leave
at once for Harrisburg.
JOHN A. CODDING Commissioner.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'T GENERALS OFFICE
WAsuINGToN Sept. II, lo62.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ GENERALS OFFICE
NAsuINGToN, Sept. II, loG2.
GENERAL ORDERS No. l29 i. The Presi
dent directs that the first, second and thrG
corps of the Army of Virginia, announced ii,
General Orders No. l02, be hereafter dcsis
mated the first, eleventh and twelfth The
several army corps will row stand as follows
The first, second third aud fourth, as ar
ranged in General Orders No. l0l, of March
l3, 1862. from the Headquarters Army o.
tbe Potomac.
The fifth, SIXTH seventh, eighth and ninth,
as announced in General Orders No. S4, OF
July IL, 1862, from this Office
The tenth, as announced iu General Orders
No. 1913, of Sept. 8 1852 from this office.
The eleventh and twelfth the same as the
first and second corps, Army of Virginia
2. BY direction of the President, Captain
LLOYD BEALL, Second United States Infantry
is hereby dismissed the service
By order of the Secretary of Wa,
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant- General.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
HARRISBURG, Monday, Sept 15-S p. m

HARRISBURG, Monday, Sept l5-S pm
Dispatches received from Hagerstown say
General Mcclellan came up with the rear of
the Rebel army at Sharpsburge, and that a
battle is now in progress.
HARRISBURG, Tuesday Sept. 16.
A dispatch just received at Headquarters
says Jackson has recrosSed tn Potomac, and
General Mcclellan has engaged him with ire
mendous force this side of Sharpsburg,a and ten
miles from that place.
The whole Rebel army in Maryland will be
annihiated or captured this night. No rebels
can be fouud about Hagerstown snd Williams
port, and none two miles on the other side of
the Potomac
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
Ayers Cherry PectOraI,

has for itself such for the cure of every
variety of Throat and Lung Complaint that it is entirely
unnecessary for to recount the evidence of its virtues
wherever ii has been employed As il has long been in
constant throughout this section, need not do
than the people its quality kept up the
for their relief all it has ever been found to do
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For the OF Costveness Jaundice, Dyspepia TndR
gestion Dysentery Foul Stomach Erysipelas Headache
Piles rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases Liver
Complaint, DrOpsy, letter, Tumors and Salt Rheum,
Worms, Gout, Neuralgia a Dinner PHI, and for puri
flying the Blood They sugar coated that the most
sensitive take them pleasantly and they the best
aperient in the world for all the purposes of family
physic Price 70 cents per Box Five Boxes for 81 90.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians Statesmen,
and eminent personages have lent their certify
the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies but space
here will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC ia
which thoy given with also full descriptions of the
above complaints and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed tor their cure.
Do not be pu off by unpr incpled dealers with other
preparations they make profit on. Demand AYERS
and take others. The sick the best aid there IS
for them, and they should have it.
All our Remedies for sale by DR.. H. c. PORTER, To-
wanda GUERNSEY DITCHELL, Troy DALY WHITE
Leonard Hollow: d. D. PARKHURs, Leroy TAYLORr
Granville d. WILCOX & Co., Canton; ANDREWS Il Rock
WELL, Alba BXBY, Wyausng PIoLLET, Wysox
STEVENS x BURROWS, Stevensve RODGERS, West.
Warren Long & Sons, Burlington NEWELL 4 Co., UT-
ster PERKINS, Athens 4; MERRY, Burlington /; AVERY
LeRaysville BRoNsoN, Orwell ; BEIDLEaAN, 0reott's
Greek Moody, Rome KINNEY & GORE, Sheshequin,
and by dealers everywhere
Towanda, July 81 1852.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
GANl1lAOo

By Rev. NJ. A Fairchd. September 13, Mr.. THOMAS J..
COOPER, of New York, to Miss ELIZA HOLCOMB,
of Rome, Pa.
At the residence of the brides parents in Towanda Pa
September l6 1862, by the Rev. julius Foster, Mr..
FRANCIS EARLL JAYNE to Miss HELEN MAR
KINGSBERY.
deuteronomy, oath chapter, 5th verse, says: When
man hath taken wife he shall not go out to war
neither shall he be charged with any business but he
shall be free at home year and shall cheer I'D his
wife which he has taken."1
In Owego Wednesday, the Sd inst, by Rev. Morell
Fowler, CALVIN B. PATCH, ofTowanda, and JANET
daughter of Col. d. C. McCallum.
In Richmond, Sept. llth, by Elder J. R. Spencer, Mr.
ABEL ]. GER0ULD of Smithfeld, to Mrs AMELIA
CASS, Of Richmond.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
nsg~ MrRnERoUs AssAulr.--On Saturday

nsy~ MURnERoUs AssAULT--On Saturday
night last. about u o'clock pedcr named PATRICK
DAILY was assalcd by party of eight negroes and
so seversy injured that lie lies in very critic con-
dtion at the American hotel. DAILY was known 10 have
considerable amount of money, and it is supposed that
the object of the Williams to rob and murder him.
Had not assistance reached him at the very moment their
object would, undoubtedly. have been accomplished 1t
strikes that the borough authorities ought to nvest
gate this as veil other similar outrageS committed by
these black pets
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
Ma STATE FAR.-The next State Fair will

STATE FAIR-The next State Fair will
take place at Norrestown September 3Oth October lst
qnd md 3d. The most liberal arrangements are being
made with railroad companies, and some of the most i'm
poan roads have agreed to carry freight free Excur-
sion tickets will be issued at reduced rates. The Railroad
rates will shortly by published The premium list is very
large and the locality accessible by the Norrestown and
Philadelphia Railroad, Que number Of articles have
already been entered for exhibition From present ndi-
cations the Fair will be OF the largest ever held in the
State.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

b. A CoINCIDENcE-Th Elmira Press
says The regiment organized just across the State line
in Bradford county, is numbered l4lst Pa Regiment
the number as Col. HATuAwAY's. That number Is
desne to win unadng laures il the men are given an
opportunity of showing their quality and we trust there
will be generous rivalry between the l4lsts to see
which shall carry off the most honors.'
The officers OF the l4lst Pennsylvania regiment is
C0onci-H. J. MADILL.
Lieut.. COlonei-GUY II. WATKINS,
Ngjor-I. P. SPALDING,
All from this county.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

Bag@ In Honduras, invaids afflicted with
Scrofua visit the that have drained from wild
lands where Sarsaparila grows. 1t is found that the
waters become mpregnated with the medicinal virtues of
this drug and the nativre drank it, bahe in it, and live
on il for weeks. Whateveri its effects these ,caerng
places have reputation not inferior to Sara
toga and grea numbers surely obtain relief at them from
The eruptons ulcerations and which act
ing always to half civilized people. Yet find all
classes have confidence in DR.. Ayers Extract of
Sarsaparillia than in the mpregnated waters any
compound of the root that they can make Those who
can afford to buy it, and it is in very general
here curing them and quicker than they get
rsief without it, Not few Of our staple products go
thus to foreign lands there manipulated by scientific
OF artisan skill and then back for consumption
and Correspondent of the Herald from Tsurilo.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

sas~ On Monday last about two hundred
left this place for Harrisburg in response to the cal
of the Governor protect the State from invasion They
all armed and equipped and went with the deter
mination to protect borders long the State is
threatened.
Ths company that left this immediate vicinity was
comm snded by
Captain-E o. GOODRICH,
lSt Lieutenont-JAMEs MACFARLANE.
I'd Li6tt.-A. J. TROUT,
This county has responded to the call of the Governor
with great enthusiasm. We have not been able to
tain how many have really gone.
PS.-Snce the above was put in type, we learn that
these Companies have been mustered into Regiment,
and ordeIed to Cbambersburg. JouN F. MEANS, Esq
of this place has been elected Lieut. Colonel. We have
not learned fhe names of the other officers
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
ss- New MAIL RoUTE.--Congress at it

pa- New MAIL RouTE.--Congress at its
lat session. established new mail route, number 2SOs
From Toga, by Bailey Creek, Rutland, AMI Halansvi Q
nustinville P. o. to Columbia Roads, 20 miles and
hack. three times aaweek
Leave Tioga Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 10 a.
M arrive at Columbia X Roads by 4 p m leave Col
nmbia Roads Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 6
NJ: arrive at Tioga II m.
Proposals will be received for carrying the mails on
.ris route on or before the S0th inst
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

neE2- Owing to the fact that so large a mum
Der of the male teachers from Smitheld and its vicinity
have gone into the ar1ny-asO that all the officers,
nearly al are out of the county it has been thought ad
vsab!e postpone the meeting Of the Teachers Assoc
alton which be held the II Il nsts., until the
annual meeting. The excitement consequent upon the
news from the war absorbs al other interests. All who
take part in the meeting will he expected to
perform the parts at the annual meeting, of which
due notice will be given.
Sept. |, 1862. C. X. COBURN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

ssa. The undersigned is instructed by the
ryecutjye Committee of the Bradford County Agrcutur-
al Society to say that after consulting with persons from
various pars of the county, they have decided to with
draw the premium list time since published and al
50 to give notice that the Annual Exhibition of the Socie-
=, will not he held HI. SCOTT, President.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

nsy~ GONE TO WAR-The editor of this
raper having volunteered and gone at the call of tie
Govern to protect the State from invasion the readers
of he Reporter must all shortcomings and make
allowance for the lack OF editorial and all that may
appear in the columns of the paper.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

.ea We understand that JOHN A. WILSON,
.on of HEBER WILSON, of Orwell member of the Fifth
New York Cavalry died of typhoid fever In the hospital
in Washington. on the 9th inst He was said to have
heed an exemplary young man. and an excellent soldier
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

.AF. CowLEs, of the News Room, is
NOW receiving large and splendid assortment of School
pooks and stationery which he selling at remarkably
low prices All in need of such articles cannot do bet
-. than give him call.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
IOCAL AND GENERAL.

n REBrSp TIME.-In consequence of
., our hands going to war, we were unable to
nun'O oner to press as early usual this week. We
g. '.o 10 he on time hereafter.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

baH DRAFTING.-Special instructions have
oeen received by me requiring notice to be given that
ne draft will be made ofthe 18th day ofSeptembe, 1862
10Y the number of to m the quota for each district