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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-14

pag- On Tuesday, the United States Cir
cult court convened in Richmond. Much
trouble was experienced in obtaining a
proper attendance of the Grand Jury, on
account of the constant threats made
against them by the people and press of
that neighborhood. Finally, however, the
requisite number were secured, and Judge
Underwood delivered his charge, in which
he commented very severely on the action
of the ex-rebel press and population, and
compared their city to. Sodom, although
here he had been able to find the ten right
eous men. William B. Reed then asked
what was going to be done, and said that
he was in attendance on account OF his
strong personal and professional sympathy
with the prisoner.
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DIsTANcHIsING DEsERTERs.-The Supreme
Conrt at Harrisburg having adjourned
without announcing its decision as reque =
ted by the Governor, through the Attorney
General. on the constitutionality of the
act of Congress disfranchising deserters,
the bill passed at the late session of the
Legislature for carrying into effect the law
of Congress was on Monday approved by
the Governor, so tina, immediate prepara'
tions of the records and certificates re-
quired by the act may be commenced and
time afforded for the correction OF errors IN
the record
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THE FENIAN FIZZLE.

The Fenian invasion of Canada, has
come to sudden termination, and the tele-
graph is no longer incumbered with des-
patches from the front The few deluded
Fenians who embarked in the enterprise
have gone to their homes sadder if not
wiser men. The whole affair was a miser-
able abortion, gotten up by the anscrupu-
lous leaders of the movement for the pur-
pose of promoting personal ends. Gen.
Sweeney was arrested on Wednesday
night, while in bed, at the fremont House,
at ST. Adams, by order of Major Gibson,
L. s. A. During Wednesday, arms, &c,
belonging to the Fenians, valued at $780,
000 were seized at or near St. Alhans. A
Toronto dispatch says that the action of
the United States government causes the
greatest satisfaction. Six Fenian officers
were before the United States Commission
er at Buffalo on Thursday, and were ad-
mitted to bail TO appear before the United
States Court at Canandaigua on the 10Th.
Col W. r. Roberts, President of the Fen
ian Brotherhood, was arrested at his head
quarters in New York by the U. S. Marshal.
He refused to give bail, or to accept that
offered, and also refused to give his
parole not to violate the neutrality laws.
He was remanded into custody, and will
probably be sent to Fort Lafayette. War
rants have been received for the arrest of
other prominent Fenians in New York
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELOUR FLOUR FLOUR I'm view
l. of the high price of wheat have been endeavor-
ing to produce all extra quality of Rye Flour for those
of oar customers disposed TO economse We now make
it so white as to be scarcely dsnguishabe from good
wheat flour. Try some.
Flour from White Winter Wheat also Buckwheat
-four Corn meal and different kinds of Feed for SALE
Cash paid for all kinds of grain.
H, B. INGHAM.
Cascade Mills Camptown June IL 1866
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ssA- An article from the Pittsburg Gazette
which will be found in another column, was
evidently written by some one who has a
correct idea of the situation of political
affairs in this County.
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EXECUTION OF PRoRsT.-Anton Probst,
the murderer of the Deering family, was
executed in the yard of MoyamensiDg pris-
ON Friday at noon. His body was handed
over to surgeons for dissection.
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MIS- ES U P II A MS.
DRESS MAKERS, TOWANDA pa

Would invite the attention Of the ladies of Tov,,
to their Spring Styles just received from New Ya
They feel confident that they can please all who VII
give them a call. ""
The latest fashions received regularly from g.a.,.
Demorest's shop, New York. Stitching done IN oa
Rooms over Eddy's Clothing Store, Sd story ''uef
April 18th 49, 3m.
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MISS H. G HUN

Will open the Fourth Term of her School On Seeo.s
Street, on Monday, May A, 1866.
TERMS PER QUARTER
Common English Branches ......... ..........s;,, -,
Higher &" " ................6 "a IN : ~
No extra charge for Latin.
School year Of AZ weeks divided into four equal term
Much experience, and considerable opportupities r.,
observation in different methods of teaching enetI
Miss HUNT to offer her services 10 those interested i
certain degree OF confidence. Unexceptionabe refer
ces given If required.
Towanda, April II, 1866.
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miscellaneous.
A THEN XCHAN


This large well known and favorite hotel has ho..
opened for the accommodation of the trayeIing % re
Il has been refurnished aud reftted with every ] t
ence for the comfort of guests. The table and L
supplied with the best the market affords and M g
will be spared to give entire satisfaction to all VIII
ronize the house. few desirable rooms for pa
borders. D. u.roh % 1890 U. H. SMITH, Prop'r.
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ROLL CARDING AND CLOTH DRESSING.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, SLEIGHs ,
FELLOWS, CRANDALL u CO.,

Successors to Reynolds Fellows & Co., are nov Offering
and prepared to furnish on short notice " .a,s
Carriages and eghs, OF all descriptions and OF til: Ia
test and most approved style, and Of the best material
at the old stand opposite the Union House in the r
tral part of Alba Borough, Bradford County Pa
The public are assured that the reputation the Shop
has acquired during the last six years under the super
intendence Of j Il. Fellows, will be more than L. .
tanned, he will supernend the work heretofore BE-
having long been and having had much experience is
Carriage and Sleigh Builder would assure the publ.
the establishment worthy of their patronage. Thankful
as of the old firm for the patronage thus far cXg
ded, we hope to merit continuance OF the same.
N. B--We, the undersigned, being practical me.hlr
les, can manufacture and offer to the public at prices
that will defy competition. JAMES H. FELLOWS
D. W. c. CRANDaLL
j. G. MERRITT,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE. T. Kirbvs use
IN as. the Administrators of Rachal luYrav decd
No. SAG, December Term 1866.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute moneys arising from Sheris sale of de-
cedents real estate will attend to the duties OF his ap-
pontment at his Office in Towanda boro' on Wednes-
the 18th day of July, 1866. at o'clock p H. at which
time and place all persons interested attend they
think proper be forever debarred from the same.
JOHN W. MIX
June IA, 1866. Auditor,
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WHOLESALE MUSIC DEPOT.

L. B. POWELL, Scranton. Pa, Dealer in CHECKER
mel Organs, Treat Lin dsley Co.'S Meodeons, and all
kinds OF Musical Instruments, Sheet Music and Music
Books. Orders from Dealers and Teachers especially
solicited. Address
L. B. POWELL,
ll6, Pennsylvania Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
rl
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QUESTIONS FOR HESTER ULYMER TO ANSWER
Were You not in league with Ben. Wood,
James Gordon Bennett and August Bel
mot, when it was proposed to the British
minister to have England interpose with
her armies aud navies to secure the inde-
pendence Of the Southern Confederacy
Did you not counsel with and urge Geo.
w Woodward to make that speech, il
which he pleaded that the Southern States
might be allowed to go in peace2
Did you not privately assail Andrew
johnson as a drunken demagogue and
publicly charge him with having been
"bribed with office" to join "tle crusade of
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w. G. LOVELAND d co.

Would inform the public in general, that they are
prepared with well fitted machinery and a permanent
water privilege, TO do
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
ALONG THE HUDSON.

RrGArri-w,rsR SnoEs SKELETON Rtcg Boar -
We some time since published challenge by Pough-
kccpsie man who proposed TO contend with any race
boat that might offer the himself to stand upright
upon two wooden shoes, and paddle himself along II
seems the challenge has been accepted o. ave
miles by two oaTsmen who will skeleton boat with
double pair NJ scrllA Tho stakes 20 be thou.
sand dollars which viii be conionded or tie old
Empire City Regatta Club Course Harlem rver, on
some day not yet fixed about the middle OF the present
month The wa;er.shoc will not 80 into train ng,
he asserts that he requires more practice than
simply 20 over the course. The forfeit money
has been pot up aud the FIRST nssfnen, Of the aake
money will be deposited this week
AsoTntR NOVELTY ~. Rscs BoAr.-A rowing race
boat Is being built Poughkcepsie somewha, after the
plan Of the winants cigar steamer II consists OF two
tubes twelve 20 fifteen fee, length cigar shaped and
perfectly tight and lashed together with iron braces
fhey arc 10 but little water and Il Is expected at
they be propelled with half the power required by
an ordinary race boat.
A WEST Slpx TKLguRArmc LINZ We are Informed that
the Western Union Telegraph Company running
a wire from New York TO Ncwburg the west side
Of the river, and that the work Il will be finished
before the nies From the latter place Albany
there already good working line that by fa there
will bs telegrsphc communication with Albany and tbs
West on both of the Hudson river also by way
OF the Harlem Railroad. Tho Western Union submarine
cable At West Point having become dsarrangcd and ths
ICON, nuy thereby destroyed, 10 proposed 10 take i
up and lay down q This work will sso un
doubtedly be accomplished before winter sets In.
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

FIRE Compau susPESDED- AT a meeting OF the Board
OF Fire Commissioners for the Eastern District held day
before yesterday the complaint against Hook and Lad
der Company No. l. FOR rotons conduct while going TO
nre lew days ago was brought up for consideration
several ahdayits nere read support OF the charge
The case VIII be tired In few days. pcndng which the
chiei Engineer wasdretcd 20 lock up the house Of the
company until q decision IN the case IS given.
Cry RAILROAD AcomESr--C CoRosEas IsouEsr.--An In
quest was held yesterday morning by Coroner Lynch
the body OF boy named John McMann, swhc killed
few days since by being by or tho DeKsb
avenue cars FROM the testimony before the Coroner II
appeared That the deceased returning picnic
Lo1erts Park and while rnuing from one end of the
TO the other 70 escape paying his fare he fell OF and
ron over from the effects OF which he died. The Jury
entered verde! exoneIating all persons from blame in
the matter. III .- cHs II 41tsY
FRe N raE EASTERN Disracr Al n quarter past
twelve o'coek on last Thursday night nrs was dis
covered IN the rear Of tho second floor OF the building
in North Third street between Third and Fourth in the
Eastern District, occupied by Samuel J. Norton
vinegar feioy. The nremon were early at the scene.
but before they sncceodei IN extngushng the fire tho
property had been damaged the extent OF $500
PAu NY insured IN tho Williamsburg City Insurance
COmpAnv : aA - MNs@ifH
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CORONER'S IaouEsIs.

AcnhsSrAL Drowning. William Wa.erson, ato assist
ant steward on board the steamship Hevea, lying at
pier Il North riyer accidentally fell from the gang
plank into the dock and drowned before assistance
could reach him The body subsequently recovered
and an inquest Will be held by Coroner Wilday.
DASGERovs srAsHyG AFrAR-THE CORONER CALIEn.-
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Cover was notified
70 take the antc,mort m deposition Of Dennis
Cummings young man who Is lying hts
rstdence, No 357 Madison street, in very critical
condition, from the cacats Of Stab wound In the neck
inflicted by knife, IN The hands Of Benjamin Mlllery
The parties who were formerly members OF tho "Rug
Ciab rowdy organization, which Captain Jam.son OF
the seventh precinct some months ago broke up and
Dispersed, met In Rutgers street, Henry,
clock in the morning, and during fight which cnsu.d
between them Cummings was stabbed. Mgllcry mnlc-
daeiy ned and made hs cscape bat, being well known
70 tue police his speedy arrest is confidently expected
Coroner Cover had not returned up the cosug Of tbs
ollce last evening
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
rne NATIONAL GAME.
Gotham, Of New York, vs.. Oily mpic, Q r Pster-
N. a..

Gotham, Of New York, vs.. Oily mpic, of Pster-
son, NJ ..
The above named clubs played their nrs, match this
season Tuesday afternoon the grounds Of the Gotham
Club, al tho Elysian Fields, Hoboken The Gotham
Club Is one Of the oies, and respectable organxa
tons in The fraternity and has numbered among i,s
members many excellent ball.payer and honor
able cuzensi bat, Ike some other clubs, The
Active Ecklord and Empire, for instance Ii
ha. snrerd much from the pernicoue effects
on the prnrce much IN vogue, of the buying u
bail players By clubs possessing heavy coors and slight
prime ples Yesterday sort OF experimental MAE wore
presented and considering the fact that they had never
before played 'os ether they made very crcdsb
Tho Olympic Club b, comparatively, new organization
and the nine only need more practice together and
more experence ID matches 10 become rt class team
Of the Gothan saunders, Jcssup, Henry. Conneli and
fJurlgnac deserve mentan Tor good play and ~ the
Olympic Fitzgerald scar lamb and Mullen should b.
noticed very fine double play made by ffgarald
and Scaru The following . tie score
The New York herald., 1866-08-04

ltarn-On Friday. August \ o. congestion n tie
br.ia CnsaIsr e. ALsgr, only rhdd % Charles G. ant
saraii /. g. Alger, ssed years aud months
The funeral will take place from biz late rcsfence 25t
Yves, Twenty eir,h street. near Eighth avsna &C. san
day afternoon. A. thrre O'Clock.
ARssrpoxa -ou rhurisy. hugrss q xARr N daugh
tsr of tho late Milton W. Armstrong
ma relatives and friends invited 70 attend The
sner. Al thn resdsncs u ber anut Mira garah Ayery
No 30I Wesley place tbs Saturday mornlug Al tel
coek The remains vii be conveyed ressAaln foi
pATs On rrday, August Z, vsKr J. vie N nani.l
patrs "a dAarhtor % tho late Rober sory, u Chsr,
M relatives ana fsrds or the family arn r.stecsfur,
invited u attend ha fanefal from ber afc riadence
81 % Wet f.Neih street, on Sunday aftsfnoou a
f0Bf 0ci0fk r#
BsEwsng Mr. HAggxr BREvrxR, wlfe u John
prsssef N on Hsfkerstrx. stt NHt
rhs relatives aps fnen8s N ts family arn se, ~tsy
invited n attend tbe fun ri service from ne ufr Ie
fornaea eimrsh Eagilsh NcigtbsrBood ~ ~ 90 sund.y
afrrnooa, Al half gast one CLOCK.
Bnmas-M kinkt Brdge, On Tfuyefsy Asgast 2
Jo@,sa Bnisas. late of Forfiraas, asedsf y@ars a'
The ralafgts Auf ffienfF invtted i0 kltNtf Tia
funers from fh~ Reformed Dteh ehusth FDrGhatn %
SUNDAY afternoon Al Laf paei too o'ciock
Bn0ws.--0n Ffiday, August 3 n aeuorrhage ~ TIE
Ianss Carlain R0HtNr bsNww
rLs relatives friends ~ - family ths wahlnrian
Gray Troop EgAth r~glmnnt seo Atlantic iosge, ~.
az, T. and n. Is rrsgseiisiiy ssssd 70 aishd -
The New York herald., 1866-08-04

From this statement appears that great improve
ssnt took place in the working the Turkish lines
during April A compared with March although The time
ccuped Il st In excess of the average during February
This H. probably accounted for by the much larger mum
Der n messages during April The Russian lines appear
be steadily improving, but s fall very far short of
the point which would Justify their route being
ployed serious mission In these returns y f1te-
ssan aud Turksh rosa<s and which trist wh n pos
sbe Be gven month u the year when ne nert
rsturn Ia issued. @eH W4st eM.sM
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
new YORK HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST :, 1885

proprietor The piAlkiiR testified that during his alb
sence from bis roop during the day tIme entered
BY some person TO him unkpown and his clothing stolen
The case was first tried In the Justices Court before
Judge Walsh IN October last and judgment was rem
dered IN favor Of the plaintiff for the fun amount Tho
he not liable for property stolen from the rooms OF
his boarders Judge Dkeman, after partially hearing
the case affirmed the judgment Of the below and
ordered tue appeal 70 be dismissed with costs
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
NAVY BULLETIN.

DuAcHED-JuLy 20. Nii lsHui8r
Acting Ensign A. Hallinski from the Gulf squadron,
and granted leave OF absence 1t a8-44
HoSoRABLy DfscnAR0ED. III g.1 fsTesa.
Acting Second Assistant Engineers John Powers and
John b Dick, TO data July "a 1896 Acting Third As
ssiant Engineers Iucius Harlow and Robert H. Murray,
TO date July 10, 1855. "' VI 3"
TIRE AnArc SQUADRON. e trr8ffy1
The Navy has been Informed that the headquarters OF
tho Asiatc squadron. Rear Admiral w. II. Bell, CON-
manding, have been established Hong Kong, China
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Br.rry-sootr On Thursday, August q At West
bobokeu ~ y by the Rev. James g Egberi Mr
wvugY = BEATTY 70 Miss ELIIs H. scorr, daughter VI
the late Thomas Scott, Esq No cards
TH.rcHxp-TtYoR --On Thursday, August at 81.
Lakes church. by the Rev. Mr.. Herman, HxspY y.
ru.rTxs 10 aanSf TAYr0R second daughter OF George
Atwatsr Esq all of Brooklyn. No cards
Vas m WiELg--Cook -On Wednesday, August i r
prookivn nv the Rev y. Patterson, LovTs = Vas -
wfrfK 20 Mar A. COOS. No cards.
Davenport iowa papers please copy.
waLsm-Jony.ov On Wednesday, August a, the
Cathedral BrookIyn by the Raw Father Turner Paraos
j WAlsa 10 Miss MAR0sRrT Joas.os, all Of Brooklyn
woop--K KrrzevyYER.- Ia Jcney City, on Thursday
August 2 by the Re- 4 n Van Cieef Mr r. y. Woor
u May r daughter ~ the late Henry Ku,zemeyer
No cardR MMMwMN
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rather singular colhcidence ID reported 70 have oc
CURED about two hours after the arrest or Larande
Mr. horeh, Who Is connected In business with Of
he counsel for Lamirande, met in Montreal by Mr..
Fuller. who asked him what he doing that part
OF the worid-whether he had come there to spend
his summer vacation horsll replied mo, I've come
he knew Lamirande had been arrested Morell replied
sword had been sent by telegraph He did not state
that he had "coine by elegraphn The question OF the
reclamation OF Lamrande is still in allegiance. II is not
Known yet which government will demand him-the
French, through the French Consul at Washington or
own. Mtt6E0E VA
The New York herald., 1866-08-04
msvuwstntlrs o. serrl nrpes.

AGO. s-JosepA Van Brunf 70 MERTON This action
brought the Of ss the value o. ocrn
arics elothns stolen from tho Of the plaintiff
uhsls bosrsins the hotel ~ vbeh The defendant 10
The New York herald., 1866-08-04

scorers 49, Gsftaa ard HnlosL frnpfr.- --wr wit
n NJ Ensplfs cab. Tine 0f Esms-two hours ana
twenty .6V~ miu8les.
The utmost good foeiag AMI gcnllemany conduct
charncicrred the game ai a Tie cieae lght collation.
was zven by the Gotham CAlh and all parties appeared
. bs thoroughly delighted Win ibe game and u
eomllanta
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The time occupied In the transmission cf messages
from Great Britain 10 Kurachee during the period
fotlo
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IlfsffDr SNOW WILL. PRE- A0u ~ VuN aErsIkEkNf.
ID Wsahngian square. sunday. A u. ". the
coming Bitter End.N aiei .A.ch Ii .isp,0ibcr
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WI ofNAfCriny pirc~ fhr nrs. ~ ~ DE- nak r-stOf,
WI preHc mornrg and evening Rersces II ots Al NJ
AZ O'clock y. ". frAts
DEv. DR. wFScOrT. AFTrR AS AnsESasf oF WV
IL weeks har retarn.f ~ ~" city win ~ ~
egurrh sVai Ada OF FnFl second slrnrt bet ss4es
md figh.n ascnn,a sunday st lD VI ~ N. isri.
"Crucifv biu nv hita' s.to yuusg fsa
plr ON The Means and I'm ,osanee - Mental cnl.fe
DEy wM r. cORBfT. PASTOR or Try sRyps
II .ecuih strrst Methodls, kpiFeypsI ,.Vul bv,w.rn
Fret aud Second VIII sunft, morning And
evening hcats free
CIT khNs FI,IsE cauacH. pfGHTgExriI STREET
y near fiith Asegnes, To yorror W., " s.i'saa',
ee Tor deaf aiutes, and fsv EastOrn brnans 81 ~
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fI'HE REV DR DEEMS. oF NORTH CtRlLisA. NAY
b. e.~d n pFeAeS IN ths share al tss unsarassy
ManhfHrfOn murti4z. Aufnfi D. Tho
egmrn~bcs n osi0cs The
The New York herald., 1866-08-04

WIN. w1fEIis crioSEER.-,EI.Ls IBis DAY.
w al two ci0tk. ~ tbt canal GafnF Ns fitr
Gia'ses Lace Curtains Centre fsblea yel,ot rs9s %
other farreis GClotha black walnut alA Affe st,
Uar i@tussEen Feather Beds, Eanrta sheeN ~ ends.
Table and Bed Ifnrn Sofa ieds - Seat Chains,
China, Gi4ss afheTwarr ktny~- arfr ses nasAs
Dfning Room snh ki'rusn nrn',ur~ goods for
families and others The Carpets u 0rfcr. 20 20
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The New York herald., 1866-08-04
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