davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-14
ShaifiOiin Coal Trade.

Us Halleck's words, None know thee
but to love thee. none name thee but to
praise" may be fairly applied to phaon's
Might Bnoming Cereus." No cue who
once uses tie perfume ever relinqushes it,
and rosy lips are never weary of commend
ing and re commenting it. Sold e,erywh here
troubled with ii arseness, Coughs, or Sure.
ness of the Throat, can apply an excellent
and safe remedy by using BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCIIES. We have tried
the article, and can safely recommend them
in al! cases of Throat Irritation. To Singers
and Public Speakers they are Of great value
Alton (IH) Corrisr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-14

s.5g~TME ONO ELECTION. The latest re-
turns from all parts of the State give Cox,
Union candidate, about $4,000 majority
Sixty Union Representatives and 2i Senators
ere elected. The House VIII stand about
los Union, and the Senate 81 CnTon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-14

ANECpGTE OF GENERAL GRAST-When
zen. Grant was st Montreal, during his re-
ent tour Il Canadian, who had been intro
,uced ta him, remarked, Gen. Grant, | am
EngIishnan, and / wash to assure you
hat my sympathy is and always has been
18th the South and President Davis, and |
ope your government won't hang him"
he general replied, "AnG I hope, sir, that
c will have an impartial trial, and ii Le is
anvicted, he viii be hung as lie certainly
eserves to he. lie has mtGdereG hundreds
oar men; he has starved our prisoners.
,tter some further remarks the English Aaan
9plied that he had been always in the-habit
associating with gentlenen. when ,tae
encral quietly replied, "iIow little apt we
re to improve our advuntaFs,r, and the
Ingisman walked of. The SSSferal after
'ards said he never WAS so angry in his life.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-14
ITCII! .ITCH!l lTCHI!l -.
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH :.
.. HiicatOn's Ointment
W a Es Fri a d Z; -

On the 4th inst. by the Rev. c. H. Siyilgr at =.
residence of the brides father. Rev. D. b. MeCLosKt
of the East Baltimore Conference of NJ. f Chure :
and LorzErTA S,viDeE. daughter Of SAM Siyilg
Esq.. of Upper Augusta township, North d. count :.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-17

sab.srf slisu ono ye.f. to altaa.s u ".
50 n.nst a. GU.
NpeftfisiNa. LINE square 70 e+at 'nfs
81 90 Aay nsi~sss 81 sias- ie.s sA-A es T.
sas>rl a. q auIlfc.
sf.rHfe utl lHipl-y Nsilgs.. -aHt on
rt..iaate4. ~ 90 n4iis-- Of q r7HsHHsi '"'t
.ttf. viii le charged as a4s 'i's-'nrn'.
l8, work executed aHi1 nrA'hrss Hi~ -
Paf T..
80 8.sf. g didnsty a lsr-''n@ thsi -
do. zach la4.uss. eIlH ta's th rptI iat
psus i.iess .ll 10 tahNH Zoe isN1 'n. . isi sa''
go. sas sJsefti.ug ana IH3 w1.h-
see s....t-- ~ n,r0f. iH e~Hfs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-17

The record in the Wirl case ha.
no, Vet been acted upon Hmpor.
say the President has The Anderson
willie iailor ease under ad,i-cmcut
10 mitigate as much rs possible Wirl s
rnpi hwgu'
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20
-rs,f,e, ~.f.,.e<-.,,<>l1 s.e,1.si-<N <>e>iyI "

Lee and his whole army was thought
TO be only u matter Of time, aHd that
time it was supposed would be brief
But Lee saw through lhc plans Of
his enemies, and Il, Il siuglc blow
eut the gordon knot he rscnprd
from his foes, and with a success
with scarcely I, parallel IN history.
His losses in tllr bold move were in
significant, and he j., nov- in q posi-
ton TO strike blows that will make
Yankeedom quiver like IN aspen.
We will not attempt to cri,cisc mil
itarv plans, not feeling competent for
such a taSk--whetlnr the policy Of
concentration should have been a1or-
ted earl-r-this much ". will say,
however, that is. the wisdom of he,
plan il, now potent clrar to the com
prehcn>ion Of the most unthinking
The enemy will garrison the aban-
toncl cities. thus Weakening his
numbers for field service. IN ,na~rh-
ing into the interior, also, :or },!rna-
ncnt military operations. hc will be
under the necessity Of pr"trcting
long lines CT communication with his
base. ;hus further diminishing his 81
iectivr strength IN the tir,d With
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20

\ negro in this place was robbed
iac other night by party calling
themselves guards" who went into
his house under pretense of looking
for some stolen property. They took
from him all they could conveniently
lay hands on and scare out by pistol
persuation. In this contemplate
way they cot money and jewelry,
telling the negro lie could call the
next day at the Commissary, and get
'he things back if it was found that
he had not stolen them. Cannot
something be done to preven, such
nightly thefts
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20

We take the following from the
Mobile Telegraph of the 3oth ult.:
The enemy made four desperate as
saults on Spanish Fort and were re-
pulsed each time with heavy loss.-
We learn that the negroes We're in
front and mostly drunk They suf-
fercd terribly.
The 5000 enemy's cavalry that
went from Milton and captured the
train of the Mobile and Great North
ern railroad at Evergreen have gone
south. The citizens have destroyed
all the bridges, and Col. Reid is in
pursuit and expected to capture them.
There is a rumor that 'onc Of the
Federal rams was blown up by a tor
pedo and that the enemy had burned
the Village.
Spanish. Fort, March 27, 4 p. NJ
The enemy seem be attacking here
in earnest and has opened on every
part Of the line with musketry and
light artillery.
a feet oftiftccn gunhoNts and trans
ports is at Holly wood
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20
Prospects and Plans.

Ia say ,n"t .l.ir. arr. no rIaule -.
the military horizon. would no, h-
correct We have iunch vet, a"cou-
piiSn hard b tides. heavy ~Niyui~h,.~
further i'npov rishmc,t. and even
garln; :"a.i.c an! ut..y I,>ii,u,;,n
and want may visit extensive. districts
Of our country. And what j. moe.
treason may vet rear it, icaI. .y,.,.
IN h.-h places. and .v.rvvIr.r. the
w':l, ;uld vaciIiarinG will hang l:l..
au iuculu~ upon the cuu,ivv. Yet
WITH ali ihIS. and even in"r, th"n dis,
"NE glorious cause WIiI he tr:uml a.
a"''N S"Nt"IH''"' AMI "" viii com"
out OF tn" contest Tia" n"iIir-, ana
most thoroughly purified peoplr on
til" face OF the globe.
Nccollrct ,ha; We lal. v.-.
country, unsurpassed il, natural r..
sources. that our population l.lon.s 20
the best ana hray,~,,r.n of She r,c,.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20

'Sf"fe 7l"~"n.-Nc III" =lad'to So,
he money Of our State. now so much
in demand. 1t is ut par viii, III,
new issue and by manv prcf.rrod.-
he people have the most implicit
confidence in our excellent Governor.
ms whole energies are devoted to
'hcm ana tIe!r interests. You will
always ''nd h'n. at his post late eanl,
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20

Dr.. Il. Il. Gilbert, correspondent, of
the Houston Telegraph, send us a
prospectus Of the Texas Weekly
Record Il family paper he proposes
to commence the publication of soon.
The known ability Of III. F." or
High Private" the non de plume Of
tho doctor, is srtficient guarantee that
the Record VIII be an INTERESTING
paper. We wish him success.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20
Tkse Latest News :!

This paper viii pay literally for
news of any character furnished it.
whenever used. In writing, be brict
and to the point, and forward by the
quickest means possible.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20

Mr. James burke, Houston, Texas.
The money sent by hand has been
received Thank YOU.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20

Gen. 5. 3. Euckner arrived here
on last Tuesday evening, and will
take temporary command of this De-
partmcnt during Gen. Smith illness.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20

" are told Mckee has been clear
'". lie was tried on the ground Of
treason. Our informant SAYS that
the moment lie vas cleared. tl, ril-
't"rE authorities took him into custo-
:!v
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20

Some unknown friend has sen, us
a late New Orleans paper, for whic ch
he will accept our thanks.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20
Our New Military Policy.

lightened appreciation. OF the true
military situation Of the Conitdevarv.
Its results may be looked tor with
interest, but not anxiety.
The concentration of our veterans
forces in the interior, under the i'm
mediate leadership Of the illustr'ous
commanders Of our armies, viii form
a combination of invincible military
power. No combination Of the enc
my will be able to withstand its re-
sistlcsS advance or check its career
of victory The army Of Shcr'nall
at last accounts in the vicinity of
Goldsboro. n. c., will be, most likely.
the first object OF assault, and no
lover Of his country need fear the
result. Sherman will be crushed
with inevitable certainty. and then,
if Grant is in a position to hr rcachrd'
he and his grand army Of the Io,o-
mac will share the same fate.
Johnston, without tho assistance
Of Lees veteran forces, has been
more than match for Sherman in
all the recent military operations in
\. Carolina. The Kichmond En-
quircr March 21th says. tn" situation
in \. Carolina becomes more and
more interesting. With his army
scarcely organized. Gen. Johnston
has been able to resist the advance OF
the enemy from the time he lc!t the
Cape Fear River. On three occa-
sici:- he has given sherman a severe
lesson i'll the ar, q. war, while at
Kingston he was II" less severely
punished by Bragg.
The battle Of Bcntonville was H
triumph to our arms. On the ?o,h
the enemy was cntreNchcu and no
fighting occurred.
On the :3l>t there was heavy Skir-
mishln- and some sever" fighting. in
which the enemy were bndlv han
died. That night he moved off Gen.
Johnston maintains his position, and
viii be ready to meet the enemy at
all points.
,,.;, -, c.1 :, H., r...,;,;,,-
a. ,ol .,,o ,,,,o,,: -, a..
o., 30, 1ol,u,,ao ,ro;, ..,,.I.,.i
Sherman il. front and on ,hr flank.
and after a severe battle. drove him
in confusion from the field. captrrin.
4 laro., number Of nriso,,,.rS and 3r.iI-
!crv. and dcmoraIizin~ til" Federal
army. Th, sam. ra,3cr states an
thUvitativrI: that the co,n,nyIG.nr>
. { prisons in North CaruIiuu have
been ordered to pr,par. ~ receive
5000 prisoners.
In the bat,l. Of .Av,yv,Ioro, ON tie.
10th. our loss is Sc, down rs 800.
while thn, ot ,hr vnnl.nu, is pu, down
at 3.~VU.
\ 1isn,tch ir.,, Ha,.;rn \,r.l,
Carolina. dated 2&,i March. saws that
in .h, battle Of ia. 2ls.. the .troopz
hchavod admirably, and The army OF
Tennessee has fully di<nvov.d the
-lant'rr, that have been ,ircul.at,,.
against il
1,.o,, .1,,.c Facts :, :. .,.;5..,, .l,o.
-1 i. Gill;.
eve, w;,bon, III. ,.s;.,a,c, of I..
"
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20
.aAttl-t1.-> g Sherman with
GianA.i :sA.d Lincoln

al.sa Array Of the Potomac special
SAYS ,,cn. Sherman on Monday
evening reported in person to Grant.
1T City Point. The interview was
cordial and friendly in the extreme.
\ number IF Grants staff and corps
commanders We're present nj the re
c,ption ct sherman.
reply 10 grH'ula;ions present
ed I" him, he represented that his
success was assured from the com
mcnc"ncnt, and the enemy were an
ablc.r make any serious opposition.
/ lie said his boys had no trouble at
all in chasing rebels. Grant and
! Sherman. n't.r 4 brief consultation
! in headquarters tent. had an inter
view with the President. Sherman
gave Mr.. Lincoln :. graphic account
oi' hi, operations, and represented his
army capable of accomplishing the
/ .rlNIcSt results.
/ \ council Of war was held during
til" evening. II, which the President
and Gems Grant. Sherman, Meade.
! Ord and ~h, ridau wore present. The
scs ION was a prolonged one, and no
/ doubt related to ~vrin. campaign no"
/ in"ugUra'ri.
On Tuesday morning Sherman
took irav" Of his old companions in
arms, and returned to Goldsboro in
4 special dispatch boat.
l'lle Tribuu"'> army Of the Poto-
mac special says : The battle flags
taken from the enemy are now in the
office Of the Assistant A'!iutant Gen
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20
For Terms Of Subscription und -ld-
'erzisiMg, SCI. first puge.

AttcntiO n!-Persons arriving
with, or receiving, late southern or
northern papers, will oblige us and
benefit our readers, by loaning them
TO the editor, if only for an hour
Items Of news also solicited.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-04-20
Lo. Dickinson, Editor 8. S.Proprictor.

s:v JOB PRINTING of every
description, plain orcoloret, executed on rs
reasonable terms as the times will admit
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-17
THE EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.

THE EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
j. W. TAYLOR,
Is now receiving one of the finest assortments of Mi
merry and Fancy Goods ever brought in the market con
sistng of all the newest styles of Bonnets Hats and
Caps the new Fanchon Bonnet, the Faust, Saratoga
and Coburg Hats Misses and Infants Hats and Scotch
Caps. All the new colors of Bonnet Ribbons Moon
the Lake, the new shades of Green Purple and Blue
A large stock of Ribbons, Trimmings and Dress Trim
mings. All styles OF Hoop Skirts Duplex, Multitorm
and Corset Skirt Silk Umbrellas and Parasols Plain
Linen, Hem Stitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Chenele Head Dresses and Silk Nets. Fine assort
ment of Kid Gloves, French Corsets, Plain Linen En-.
broidered and Valencia Collars, Linen Thread and
Smyrna Edgng, Dimity Bands and Rufling, Embroider
ing and Tucked Edgings. good assortment of Gloves
and Hosiery. Black Silk Mtts Yankee Notions, Wide
Belts and Belt Buckles Hair and Clothes Brushes Fans
and Fancy Combs. All colors Zephyrs.
Bonnets and Hats trimmed in the livery latest New
York styles. Millinery Work done on short notice and
warranted to please. Bonnes and Hats shaped in the
New Style, &c.
N. B.-I have added to my stock nice line OF dry
Goods. Prints, D elanes, Chais, Black and Colored
Alapaccas. All Wool Delanes, Gngham, Bleached Mus
ln Plain and Plaid Nansook, Jaconets. full line of
Swiss, Null Bobinett Laces, Black and White Pasher
Lace Black, Black and White Dolled Lace and great
many other things too to mention one door
north of COwes Co.'s Book Store, and opposite the
Court House, Towanda. May l, 1865
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-17
feaal.
+ IST OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS
Il d-n MN Inrnra for Son4o..la- Co-,rt

GRAND JURORs.
Athens twp, John Watkins, jr.; Athens boro', 3.
Spaldng, A P. Stevens; Canton Boro', James o. Ran
dali, j. G. Scudder Granville, Geo. Catlin Herrick,
Cyrus Fuller; Litchield II. B.Wolcot; 0verton, Lewis
Bolt; Rome twp, c. +. Brown Smithield, VIM. Rus
sell Ezra Wood; Springfield, b. K. Adams; Sheshequn,
VIM Elsbree; sylvsuia boro', Geo. Monroe Towanda
boro', w. Ii. Gore, Dwight Dodge Ulster john
COnklin; Warren, Stephen Chafee, Browning Neyhew;
Wyalusing Hiram Buck; wysox, Henry Wood Wind,
ham, Dennis Russell; Wlmot, David Elenberger.
TRAvERs JURoRs-lsT WEEK.
Athens twp, J. a. Weller, Horace Mckinney, Chas.
MeDuee J. w. Pool, Seth Morley; Asylum, B. Laporte;
Albany Wm. Martin; Burlington West, w. d. Gamage,
Chas. Thatcher; Darlington twp ~ Allen NJ Haight, LIB
bens Ellis Chas Knapp Sam' Whitehead 4; Granville
Wm. McKerran, Marcus Ayers, john Mcknight; Leroy,
Albert Hocomb; Litchfeld, Isaac Baldwin; Monroe Do-
ro', o. B. Westgate; Monroe twp, James N. Irvine;
Pike, Geo. D. Johnson, Andrus Stevens Russell Cole
man J. l.. lngham; Rome twp, A. u. Spencer, J. a
Moody, A. D. Towner; RidgbeTy, David Gilett; stand
Saml Niles, o. K. Bird Henry Phelps; Shesheqain, g,
Smith; Springfield James MatOx Troy twp. Dwight
Freeman W L. Ninston; Troy boro, Brannard Bowen,
Robt. Redingon, L. A. Saleys Tow anda tp.,H h. Scott;
Ulster Levi Noble Wysox, Irvine G. Shores, Stephen
CLyson Warren, Roger Howell; Windham, James
Newman; Wilmot, g 5. Gamble.
TRAvERs JURoRs-2D WEEK.
Alba boro Alvin T Dunbar, John j. Reynolds, Vol
ney NJ Wilson; Asylum Robt. Bull; Athens boro' Jno
Hill, Albert Campbe do twp, Samuel Ovenshire'Jr'
Burlington boro, Charles Ross; do; West, Danyerse
Bourne; Canton tp., H. McClelland. Roderick Williams;
Franklin, T. Blake; Herrck, D. Taylor; Leroy Van
Fleet Monroe twp, F. Sweet Orwell, AlphonzO Bos
with, Aaron Ostrander Wm. Fuller Springfield, A. B.
Tanning; Smithfeld, James Lyon, Il. &. Durfe She
shsquin. Elisha Newell Terry, J. L, Jones, +. W.
Frutchey; Troy twp stephen F. Wheeler, Smith Bax
ter; Towanda boro', l.. B. Rogers; do. North, James
Simmons; Ulster, Walter Pollock, VIM. Elsbree, Guy
Tracy; Wells Frank Bowman; Windham, Sas White;
Warren Jackson Whitaker.
TRAvERs JURoRs-3D WEEK.
Athens twp, Geo McAfee. Levi Gardner, Geo. Page,
Leonard White; Albany, Horatio Ladd .. W. Corbin,
Silas Morse; sylum Philip Cowell Armenia John j.
Green; Columbia, Geo. Billings Canton twp, Josiah
Warren Franklin, Chas. Stevens Granville, Woodiord
VIM Bostwick; Orwell, Jarvis Blttles, Caleb A. Allyn
Pike, Philip Philips, VIM. Agnew, Kellogg Barnes
Ritgbery, James I. Ball; Smithhed, Judson N. Bar.
Iingame Mortimer Brown Philander Hall Towanda
tw6. j. NJ Fox; Tuscarora, Almon Pepper Towanda
boro' Henry Essenwne; Terry, J. B. Horton Troy
boro', Cash Kendall, Geo II. Humphrey; Wysox, John
Tutte; Wells James Mitchell Warren, Cyrus Note
ware, A. Coburn; Wilmot Paul Quick, John T. Shorts.
j. NJ. SMITH,
July 80, 1866. Sheriff.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-17

bARA AvIs.-~-We were shown on Monday
.ta what is it ?" of the alligator or lizard ge-
,, which was caught in the Susquehanna River,
Lar tmrdner's Ferry, on Saturday evening last,
Andrew G. Good. Mr.. Good with few friends
as ~Ieag!ng fish and speared this curious spec
-eA Ill water about two feet deep, supposing it to
large fish. The what is it?" is about two
...' long, has four short legs, a smooth hide and
I'd arst taken out of the water, was of dark
2 Oh the back and of dark gray color on the
| .laIer Of the body. 1t is about the shape and
,.' q. lizard, but we know of no lizards in this
@1ty over six or eight inches long. Its skin is
Y IT, while the skin of the alligator is covered
~ 'a.elr.es. Some, who have examined it, sup
n 70 be IN oyergrown lizard, but the majority
'Aee II an alligator, while not a few assert
Z. Il is neither lizard nor alligator, but simon
what Is it We understand an animal
WHAT similar, was caught in the Susquehanna
il .'- years ago, but with that exception, nothing
and has ever been seen or known in this
~-,y'-f1'Son Gazette dug. 3.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-17
s9radfora gepurter.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Tvroy REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
The Republican County Convention have appoin-
ta-I tbe following Committees of Vigilance, whose
nv is to call meetings of the electors on Satur-
l,v Sept 2 1865, between the hours of 5 and Z p
- for fle purpose of electing two delegates to
ronresent each district in the County Convention
=, he held at Towanda, Monday evening" Sept 4,
1sG5 By order of the Committee.
JOHN B. HINES, Chairman.
COMMITTEES OF VIOLENCE.
,l,a boro'-Dayid Palmer, Wilson, D W c
CraudaL.
,r,tnv~C Carter D Alexander, J Vanloon.
tth,ps tWr-S Ovenshier jr., ID Gardner, \ Smell ir
it,aps boro-S b Hoyt, l. White, L n Page.
lrnenia-Alex Cease, b Morgan, John Becker.
i.yiuu-R Gilbert, E r Delong, Ii Moody.
isirIiueton-H Hill, L Waters, j Nichols.
1~rlmgton west-C Taylor, W Shattuck, Thomas
Blackwell
f.-rImgton boro'-M Long, E Eyerette, r Morley.
C,aton-J L Boutwell,, q Z Spalding, w Jayne.
canton bo-J W Vandyke, l. ii Morse. L Newman.
r.,umbia-P Z Peckham, q Taylor q Tracy.
lr,nklin-H Kellogg, G Stevens, j p Burnham
1irluylIe-W Bunyon, NJ Ayers, L Bailey.
T.rlck-E Carr, Ii w Camp, Cyrus Fuller
I.r,v-D Hocomb, Walters, DR. Vim Wilcox
IIt,lhed-J b Wheaton, w Ii Spencer Cyrus
b.oodgood
Jarlysville-S Gorham, q W Brink, DR.. Dewitt
Monroe twp-H Sweet, l. Horton, Smiley.
Monroe bo-L Blackman, IL Tracy, Hinman
Oysrtou-O Heverly, II Il Richard, l. Heverly
o.arll-E NJ Fauer, NJ Taylor, Z B Powell
uke-C " Reynolds, j W Jones, w Hutchinson
..lzbury-B + Buck g Il Mead, NJ d Herman
E.a.e-J Moody, + Barnes, John G Towner
Rome bo'-L L Moody, o Young, Passmore.
Sl,sAequin-EP Shaw, G Smith, L L Post
,uItudeld-C L Wood, S Tracy Walter Scott
sur!nghcId-O Hardness, b X Adams Wilder.
south Creek + Gillette, ID + Hildreth, L Berk.
,y.yaula-O Furman, Monroe, f Furman
sanding Stone-W Gritfs, II W Tracy q A Wood.
Troy twp-S Thomas, Reddington, Stiles
IrJy boro'-G l. Peck, II Leonard C Corbin.
IoWanda twp-L D Bowman, B Davidson, L
Scott
Towania bow HI Gore, D Dayton, D
Passage.
-oa.ud1 north n Califf, A Mead W A Sluyter.
La>cuora-H Taylor W Coburn, n j CogsweIl.
Irgry.-H Terry, Ii Horton, j Terry.
Ulster-E Walker, Shaw, J S Patterson.
Nantn-J \ Newman, n Young jr., W F Corbin
NlLlulln-A Mckee, Newman, B Kuykendall
Wells-A Brink, NJ Shepard, A Young.
NImot-J W Ingham, d Abrams, S Stowell
Nyausng-J Fee, L Homet, L j Lacey
HysoX-A Lent, u c Shores, John Tuttle.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-17
July 30, 1865.
DEGIsTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is here

EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
by given that there has been filed and settled in
the Office of the Register of Wills in and for the county
of Bradford accounts of Administration upon the fol-
lowing estates, viz
Final account OF VIM. Lake executor Oi John Ford
decd, late of Tuscarora.
Final account of c. G Gridey admir- Of the estate OF
Luther Chafee, dec d. late OF Orwell.
Final account of B. Laporte and c. FWells, jr admir-
of John Laporte, late OF Towanda
Partial account OF Gordon Wilcox surviving executor
of Thos. Wilcox, late of Athens
Final account of Dan A. Gillett executor Of James
Evans late of Rdgbury.
Final account OF John Lliey and Rachel Ldndon am
of Jonathan Jackson, late of Canton.
Final account of Gyms Boodgood admir- of Abram
Sherman late of Litchfeld.
Final account Of &. {. Wright admir- OF Joel Wright,
late OF Canton.
Final account of Margaret Davis admtrx OF Jenkin j.
Davis, late Of Pike.
Final account of D. H. Burnham and Sarah e. Ray
nor admrs of VIM. Il. Raynor, late of Ridgbury.
Final account of Thomas James executor OF Henry
James. late of Warren.
Partll account of G. F. Horton Guardian of LeviRia
j. Sharts Susan F oantee, Elizabeth Breyfogle, Ellen
g. Sanee Alice Santee, Minor children OF VIM Santee
deceased,
Final account of D. NJ. James Guardian of E. T.
Smith.
Elnal account OF Simon H. Stanton and Nancy Stan
adm rs of Joseph \. Stanton late OF West Buriing
ton.
Partial account OF c. O. Huntington executor OF Ash
er Huntington, late OF Athens
Partial account of E. ). Matherson admir- VIM Mead,
late OF Athens
Final account of j. F. Chamberin admir- OF G W.
Pepper, late of Wyalusing.
Final account of Squire Northrop admir- OF Edward
Williams late OF Athens.
Final account of Orin A, Blrnham admir- OF Samuel
Raynor, late the State OF New York.
tiual sylvester Iay ylor and John Sayles,
OF last will and testmeut OF John Van Bus
XII k OF Granville twp.
ALsO-The appraiselnent of property set off by the
Executors Administrators to widows children OF
the following decedents
Estate OF Wm. Williams,
A. p. Stevens,
Heman Morgan,
Allen w. Barnes,
% Cyrus Smith.
D. u. BuckhOut,
James Layton,
Oliver Bartlett
&" d. c. Hall,
n. B. Chafiee,
80 H. J. Camp,
l. j. Allis
'' " H. j. Bowen,
Furnam Nichols,
- Hiram Mason.
And the same will be presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford County, on Monday the 4th day OF Sept
next for confirmation and allowance.
Aug. |, 1850. \. &. ELoBREE. Eegister.