Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-13
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

Jacob Sallade has been appointed Post
master of Williamsport, and John R. Campbell
Collector of Internal Revenue Uiee Geo. Bubb.
The wife of Geo. Archer, proprietor OF
the Pattersonl House, Elmira poisoned herself last
Wednesday with arsenic, and died the next morning
Rev. NJ. S. Kymer, Of Dushore, recently
took into the Methodist Church twenty-one new
members
The cornerstone of the Institution for
the Blind, at Batavia, n Y, was laid on the 9th
of September The building will be enclosed by
January next.
There was a tournament at Huntsville,
Ala. lately, at which one of the contestants ap-
paared as the knight of the Gray Jacket Pas
sing down of the Streets attired for the tour
nay he was halted by detachment OF United
States soldiers, and the buttons were cut OH from
his jacket OF gray. He made no resistance, and
when asked what he meant by appearing in rebel
uniform, replied, tournament.
Intelligence from Mexico to the 3lst
ult is received. Gen. Bazine was preparing to
open new campaign in Northern Mexico, 1t was
rumored that the French had retaken Tampico.-
design of abandoning Mexico to anarchy. At Mat
amoras forced loans we're the order of the day.
In the Texas Legislature, Aug. IA, Mr..
Jackson offered resolution instructing the Com
mittee on Public Lands to inquire into the expe-
diency. of donating three hundred and twenty
acres to each Confederate soldier, who, by reason
of wounds received in the late war, is incapacated
for labor, and to report by bill or otherwise. 1t
was adopted.
"A cripple soldier, of Iowa, while lately
exhibiting panoramic view of the death-bed scene
Of Abraham Lincoln, at Talleyrand, Keokuk Coun-
ty, was mobbed by gang of rufians.
-Advices from Georgia received at the
Freedmens Bureau, state that the cotton crop
looks WELL but is menaced by the caterpillar, which
has already begun to hatch in great numbers
"A letter from Gen Kiddoo, Assistant
Commissioner for Texas, states that Texas will
yield a larger cotton crop than any previous year,
not excepting the immense yield of 1860
Since the New Orleans Massacre, we
don't believe there is a Johnson Republican in the
country except such as are eating his bread and
butter.
The best politicians in New York are
confident of the Republican party losing nothing
in that State at the coming election.
Mrs. Heggie, of Ithaca, who poisoned
her two daughters, received sentence on Tues day,
and is to be hung at Ithaca on the 10Th Of Octo-
Der.
The Government supplies the Fusion
lists with bread and butter, while the New York
Times deals out the weak team argument.
Andrew Johnson has declared treason
to be the highest crime known to the laws. he
seems logically to conclude that it is SO high that
the laws cannot reach it.
The Democrats of the Bradford dis.
trict are snubbing Tracy, Clark and Monroe, rene
gade Republicans, who want to go to Congress.
They like the treason, but despise the traitors
PdtsJ,9g Gazette.
A laborer in Portland, Maine, lately
found wallet containing $4,000. He hunted W
and found the owner, who generously gave the
finder fifty cents. That was rather 'big thing.
The Presidents speech at Detroit equal
led in vulgarity his paroxysm Of bad temper ant
bad language to evenings before, at Cleveland
How carefully and conscientiously this man toll
TO keep alive in the memory of the American peo
pie the awful lesson of the 4th of March, 1865.
--Rheuben E. Fenton, the present Gov
ernor of New York, has been renominated for tina
Office by the National Union Convention, whic
met at Syracuse, n. Y, on Wednesday. Genera
Stewart L. Woodford nominated candidate TO
the Lieutenant Governship.
1t is stated that the Canadian author
tiles invited President Johnson to extend his tou
into Canada, in order that proper dsmonstratio
might be made az an acknowledgment of his sci
vices in suppressing the Fenian invasion.
Three of the Pennsylvania district
now represented in Congress by the Democrats
were carried handsomely by the Republicans La.
year No reason exists for worse result now
Close up the columns. and march on!
1t is reported that Mr. Cowan aske
permission to address the Union meeting whic
was held in Greepsburg, his home, last week an
that the meeting decided by a unanimous vote ~
10 hear him. Bad On cowGn, that.
Slavery is not quite abolished in thi
country. The Copperheads still remain the slave
of the South, and they seem to like it. WE'LL thel
is no accounting for taste.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, eX-Nice Pres
dent Of the United States, has resigned his pos
on as Collector Of the Port of Boston, taking stron
Grounds in favor of Congress, and opposing an
Policy
Among the speakers at the Copperhea
meeting at Doylestown, on the 2lst ult' was
ex-oficer of the rebel army. Holster Clymer at
dressed the same meeting. Birds of feather,
&c.
Let all true patriots DO their duty, an
the cause of disloyality will be as irredeemable
A Confederate shinplaster.
Western Copperjohnson journals ar
doing their best to induce ths Radicals to get u
another war-'just little one'-and the Mlssoul
Democrat is cruel enough to calmly assure theI
that they will be badly beaten to their hearts COZ
tent if really desirous.
A n, gro was recently murdered in coll
blood in Missouri Mexico, amid the applause c
the multitude The principal charge brough
against the deceased was that he wore 'Lineol
pants"
"A young scamp in Michigan, son of
distinguished clergyman recently achieved distinc