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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-16

SENATOR TRUNBULL, the author Of the civil
rights and trccdmcu'S bureau bills, in late
speech at Chicago gave the following ac-
count Of the course pursued by the Prcsi-
dent in reference to them:
Both these bills, as you are aware, were
met by an Executive veto Bills drawn up
in harmony with the message delivered to
us at the commencement of the session ;
bills submitted and read to the President in
manuscript before they were printed bills
sent to him after they were printed, and
against the provisions Of which he never
Iispcd a word until after they were enacted
by both Houses Of Congresses both these
bills thca, met with vcto not by reason
of any particular feature in them, but a We
TO against the whole principles Of the bills.
We then found that the President Of the
United States was as false to the pledges
Of lis annual message, when he said that
equal and exact justice should be meted
out TO all men, as he had proved rccreant
to the pledges he made when he took the
oath Of President, that rebels should be i'm,
povcriahcd and take back seats IN the work
Of reconstruction Then it was that we
found it impossible to 60 along further in
the course that the President was leading
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Prothonotarys Office, Aug. ,, 1856


N II LlCA1iO-N IN III Oht Ill iCdtiy
"a Jaae Fuy-No. l73 Feb'y. Term, 1866 You are
applied to the Court Of Common Pleas OF Bradford Co.
Or divorce from the bonds OF matmony and the said
Court has appointed Monday, Sept s. 1856 at O'Clock
p NJ al the Court House in TOwanda tor hearing the
said Reuben S. Trask the premises at which time and
place you can attend il you think proper
Aug. ), 1866. J. n. SMITH Sheriff
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Sag~ The way which the rioting authori-
ties of NewOreans have taken to cover
up Wholesale and contrived murders, is, if
possible, worse than the late massacre it.
self. 4 picked Rebel jury, charged by the
Judge who counscled violence against the
Freydmcu's Bureau, and rudely set aside
the Civil Rights bill, have made report
atrociously in keeping with these shame
testimony Of those known to have aided
abettcd, and taken part i'll the riot, is
massed together to throw the whole blame
on the victims, and to vindicate the mur-
dercrs The loyal TrtJuBe OF New Orleans
dclies the most malignant ingenuity
and treachery Of the city officials to make
out clear case in favor Of Monroe and his
butchers and the conscience Of the whole
country will indOrSe the challenge. But
one thing will be proved by the report of
the jury of asSassins not that rebels were
incapable of committing murder, with or
without proyocation, hut that they we're
equal to still greater crime that Of crowd
ing into a jury, and sitting on Judges
bench, to cast the odium Of their misdeeds
on the men thay slaughtered The assault
on the loyal men Of Ncw-OrIeans did not
end with the terrible and bloody victory
over free speech. 1t remained for their
enemies to take possession Of a court of
justice in order to cry down the survivors
out of the mouths Of periurcrs.
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New I0prrtisrmrnts.
TRIAL LIST FOR SEPTEMBER TERN.

FTlRIAL LIST FOR SEPTEMBER TERM
i Commencing September ,, 1866.
Lydia unsOn Amos Baker Issue
Emma j. Hewitt &c. Samuel kellum al riectmeut
David McDulie North Branch Canal CO.. damage
John f. Means David Wlmot 80. .......appeal
II 3 Hood VS. Nhipman & Wces ....... ..... debt
Chas Capp WelIes, Blood * Co.,...... repleyin
W } I Bood= use vs.. c Welles Jr.......... case
Clark Baker Abraham Steers ct al......... debt
John Bortz vs.. Pomeroy Brothers. ........ Trepass
Pomeroy Brothers ) Suead ..........a appeal
J-H b stafford " D r iNackman ............. do
Amos Griieth ct al vs. \. II Spalding ......... do
Polly Ch.son ". John Sweet .......... .repleyin
James Wr~cy Roswell Luther .............. case
Daniel Backman -. l. Rockwell &c............ do
I D Hail Caroline Hal. ............ .. eicctment
Samj Hyatt et al vs. elliott ct trespass
Elijah Walker Peter Henderson,. ............ appeal
Adam Scherenger VS.. NJ owen .............. debt
Eeazer POmerOy VI, Josiah Gilbert .ccctment
Jesse Nardell vs. tlhanan smith case
Aug Lewis VS. D Brewster 80. ........ .eiectment
Horace Heman vs.. Alien q j COnkn ..... do
II Phnuey Otis Lyon. =. -. ........... G.. Sc
CommownJh Pennsylvania rs. Sweet ct 81. sci IA
Robt Campbell adm rs. vs.John Madden. -. appeal
Val Wagner ct uX Morgan lerwiilegar. ease
Joseph Corson David = Miller. r........... case
John huln vs.. James McCOwviIle .............appca
Myron Owens David Miller case
Miles Prince Edwin Owens ct ciectment
Mort NanderpoOl y elson Vanderpool debt
Alfred NoXon TOWanda COalSIrOu Co sci ia sur NOR
BRADFORD COUNTY, 81.
SubpUnas returnable on Monday September TO- A. D.
1906 at 10 o'clock, a. N.
f. o. GOODRICH,
August Is, 1866. PrOthOnOtarV
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WAyERLY YINSTITUTE.-Th 3at1 tenn

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they were eight years ago.
Those desiring board can receive
plying 70 the Principal
Pupils can lessen expenses yc.y a. s
rooms and boarding themselves.
To our friend and patrons we would -t-.
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students during the past Year, -aus.--',..-
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year. Abthy"
President Ul Board p. Il.
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w YALU SIN G ACADEMY
gwYALUsING, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA.
WM. II. Brown, Principal.
Miss MARY f BROWN, Precepuess.

The FAN Term win commence on Monday. August 90
1866, and continue IA weeks. Rae of tuition as lol
lows:
Reading, Spelling, Primary Arithmetic and Geogra.
ply 81 90. English Grammar, Geography Writing and
Arithmetic to Cube Root 50 90. Sing.e-Eutry Book
Keeping Botany, Rhetoric, Anatomy and Physiology
Astronomy Latin, Greek, Higher Arithmetic and Alge
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er Algebra, Ueomctry, Trignometry and Surveying
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NAUTI0N-Wh my wf- III; @
" has left my bed and board without jus' cause or
provocaton. hereby forbid any person trusting her
my scount as / will pay debts Of her ract.ag
after July 2, 1865. JOHN MOORE.
July % --3W.
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Miscellaneous.

DOILER FOR SALE "A % Horsn Pow
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the HaveTly P.aning Mill
JENNINGS, LYMAN 81 co.
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Mem advertisements.


The undersigned having purchased the BOOK STORE
AND NEWS ROOM of j. j. Griiths, respectfully in
yite the old patrons of the establishment and the public
general ly, to call and examine stock
aLEORD Is BARKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-13

on amending Mr.. Fessenden's motion, a. In
structing the Finance committee to report on
the second Monday IN December. TIE yeaa
and nays were demanded, with the following
result: yeas %, nays 8. The motion of Nj.
Fessenden, as amended, was reported, and
the bill referred to the committee on Finance,
with instruction TO report on the second Mon
day in December.
Mr.. Pomeroy reported amendments to the
bill to revise and continue in force the pro
visions Of the oct granting lands in alternate
sections in the State Of Mississippi, I'd aid in
the construction Of railroads in aaid State,
and for other purposes, approved August
lIth, 1855.
Mr.. Made, from the Committee on Terri.
tories, reported . bill TO regulate the ~
lection of Grand and Petit Juror
in the Territory Of Utah, ard for
other purposes, with amendmeuts. II
provides in these amendments that in cAses ia
which the United States is a. party, the Uni
ted States shall have the same right - any
other party to challenge parties. Military Of.
6cers above the grade Of Major General and
all military officers must be appointed by the
Government. Any officer authorized 10 sol
emnize the marriage ceremony shall be pun
ishable by fine Of from one TO Eve hundred
dollars, and imprisonment, for marrying per.
sons disqualified BY law.
Mr.. Anthony, from the committee on
Printing, reported resolution to print SO, ,OO0
copies Of the misority report ofthe COMMITTEES
or Reconstruction.
Mr.. Howe called up the Niagara Ship Cana
bill, and moved an amendment to the 2is,
section by requiring that the company shall
have expended 500 600 instead Of $500, ,OOO
before receiving $2O0, 900 in bonds from ths
Secretary Of the Treasury. Adopted.
Mr.. Howe moved an amendment that q
per cent. of all tolls instead Of 10 per cent.
as IN the bill, shall be paid into the II Feasur,
in payment of loans from the Government
Adopted.
Without disposing of the bill the Senate
went into executive session, and soon aftel
adjourned.
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NEw YosK, July IL.
The steamer Prussia from Liverpool the
30th and Queenstown July lst, arrived this
morning The war news was very eoctrs-
dieting, the Austrians and Prussians claiming
Q victory in the same battle.
Berlin dispatches Of the 10Th, say the Aus
TRANS we're defeated on the 9th and 28th,
near Nachodby by the lst army corps, and
OH the 18th at irantanan, BY the corps Of
life guards, and At Munchengrantx BY Prince
Fredrick Charles. At 1rAntonan the Aus
TRANS are said to have bad about three
to four thousand killed and wounded, and the
Prussians about one thousand. At Muchen-
grAntx the Austrian loss are stated at about
two thousand The Prussians claimed to
have captured SIX hundred prisoners, numer-
ous trophies, guns. &c. The inhabitants pre-
seuted IN addre. to- and serenaded the King.
The Crown Prince OF Prussia reported that in
the engagement he had ~ hattalons opposed
TO % baitalions Of AusssiAns-
The Hanoveran army on the 29th gurrend-
cred at discretion 70 the Russians. The Of
6cen retained their side arms, and were dis
missed to their homes The whole Federal
army st and near Frankfort vas on the march
and . battle was anticipated. The Italians
had changed their plan Of operation. There
has been no further collisions in Italy.
Garrsbsldi was u lake lnse.
The English Parliament had adjourned un-
til July the 9th, at the request of Col. Derby.
He sought to obtain the support Of leading
Wings and Liberals who have acted against
the Russia government. but have failed.
A demonstration had taken place in Lon
don among the low order on the reform
question.
The great Eastern would sail from Sheer
ness on the 30th.
1t is reported that France will not long re-
main quiet. An active intervention is report
ed already agreed upon.
--latest via Liverpool
SATURDAY. June 30-The following are
the latest official Austrian telegraphic dis
patches -elative 70 the fighting on the 2eth
PARDuBerz, June 2S.-The Prussians yes
| terday we're completely defeated by the Aus
trian forces under Goblentz, leaving behind
| one-third Of their army killed and wounded
towards Glsty. After occupying Jicin yester
day, the Prussiaus were attacked BY the cav
| airy division Of Gen. Edelshein. They vers
driven out of Jicin, and retrated to Lunan
| In consequence Of this defeat the Prussiani
| last night evacuated Melin, Danba and Neia
and withdrew in great haste to Meines. The
| results Of The attack we're enormous. Iha
strategetic move Of the Austrians Was a per
feet succcss. The junction Of Prince Freder
ick Charles With The army of Silesia was pre-
vented. The Austrian losses in the battles o
| the last three days are estimated at scatcel,
1900 killed and wounded. The Prussiai
loss is at least equal.
The Hungarian Chambers have been pro
tracted for an indefinite period on account o
| TIE war. The sitting closed with cheers fo
/ tie king.
A royal decree calls out the reserves of III,
Portuguese army.
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Me1iean News

NEW OAK, June IA
The HWu'd's Mexican correspondence says
the orces OF Meja reached Vera Cruz on the
irst OF July, in . bad condition for supplies
and clothing.
The Liberal troops which hsd occupied Ma
lone behaved handsomely, and Co1vaib and
the several partisans of Orega and Jaurez
had, for the time, forgotten their differences
and united against the common foe.
The movement Of Marshal Baxine into San
Louis Potosi had been made ia order 70 soc-
cor the troops which were surrounded there
BY the Liberals, and not for offensive opera
tons ~ had seen supposed at Tampico. The
Liberals prevented the entry Of provisioua
into the beseigsd city. Only rim water vas
available for drinking purposes, and proyis-
ions of al kinds were extremely dear.
The Imperial expedition for the recovery Of
Chihuahua had bsen shandoned, owing TO OBJ
stacles in the way Of SUCCESS.
Maximilian has ordered the sun Of $780,
900, - one half Of the dividend Of the Ens-
lish debt to be sent to RoSiand By the SID 81
July. To raise the sum the Custom Hohss q
Vera Crus had 10 discounf tie paper of the
merchants which il held u ruinons rasss.
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TELEGRAPH.
iIDNIGHT REPORT.
w..h,.sso. rev. VI. New York.

nav 1oRK, July IL.
The 7iibune's Washington special says
positively Postmaster General Dennison this
evening resigned the place he holds in the
cabinet. His successor is not named. There
are reasons for supposing Secretary Harlan
will soon follow this example. The Worsfs
special says Attorney General Speed will also
resign.
The morning papers contain the following
specials from Washington:
The Alexandra / Frecencksburx Railway
10 TO BE- commenced at once. and be completed
in twelve months. The officers are, Gen.
McCullum, President; R. A. Latham, Vice
President; Robert Turner, Treasurer, and
Reuben johnson Secretary.
At the caucus Of the Union Senstors to-
night Mr.. Garrett announced that three other
members Of the cabinet would follow Mr..
Dennison in reeigning their places.
The bill for the Equalization Of Bountiea
vii probably be called up in the Senate this
week. Outside pressure is heavy in its favor.
The Tribune special, in its account Of the
Union caucus. says that on the question oi
adjournment Senator Wilson announced that
Ae tried hard to keep from believing that the
President had gone over to the Copperheads,
~ be was now fully convinced that his worsi
y fpan we're being realized.
On the subject Of the Philadelphia conven.
-. Mr.. Raymond said that when he en-
I'D the cali, il Was with The distinct un
tanding that none but Union men wers Il
icipate in the Convention. He had beer
persuaded into different conclusions, and
ready to admit that he had done wrong
ver, be would rssssct his words. ant
lcsth there would b no more endorse
n tAs Philadelphia Convention BY him
he NmN.
tesolutioa wns offered that no Unicl
Qfef Congress world countenance ID,
a1phie Convention The ycas and nay
desaW6ed and recorded, and the resul
v nAAninons passage Of the resolution
ln1e9 ~ ssvssal 0saAlson 49, lGl
Sss-xs,as szs&fA ssss
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! Frssa EssAvili..

NASHVILLE, July IL.
The Senate passed resolution ratifying
the Constitutional amendment, A. to 8. No
quorum in the House. Il is reported that
several absentees have been arrested BY order
Of the House. Il ID believed that intense
opposition TO ratification tends 10 discourase
the assemblage of quorum.
Major General Emerson, whose safe was
robbed Of $1,000, has requested court Of
enquiry. The robber il believed to be one
Maloney-a sentinel u Emerson ] room-who
suddenly disappeared No traces Of him
have been discovered.
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NEv YoRK, July II.
The 7ribane's special from Leavenworth,
Kansas, says the Indian council at Fort Lar
annie has broken mp. It was Q complete
farce, the Indians refusing to make peace up.
on their own terms, the withdrawal Of I'll
troops and travel from their hunting grounds
North Of the Platte riser. The council haa
been m enormous expense 70 the Govern.
ment with no beneficial rcsults.
Crops are full and business very brisk.
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rrsaa new vs~s.

NV YosK, July r.
The store Of the great American Tea Com.
pAays on tsy sereet, was destroyed by fire
~! night Los about 3s0o, o,0o0 iasassnce
only 80. 100. 81 ss ssslrasss Z
I 9oSas~6es1S - 1aat hasp;4aapa Wat1n
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Seward had recently expressed the opinion
that the President onght to and would callthe
Southern members and Senators together and
then treat them as constitutional Congress-
Governor Hamilton, Of Texts, addressed
the caucus in strong denunciation Of the pol.
icy Of the President, speaking Of its bad re-
out the South.
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In Cairo tnisoi. July sfh 1866 ss IL O'Clock YIrsnY
etoaS Of ksoksk tevs, sgsd % years. oesaA -
- dAys.
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Inpertant Order Frsn Gen. Grane.
EEw YoRK. July IL.
Geneneral Grant has issued the followinI

NEw YoRK. July IL.
Geneneral Grant has issued the following
important order:
HEAD QrARTERs OF Army !
ApJrTAxT GENERALS OrrIcE,
Washington, July lst 1866.
General Order No "A.
Department, District. and post commanders
in States lately in rebellion are hereby direct
ed to arrest all persons who have been or may
hereafter be charged with commission oil
crimes and offenses against officers, agents.,
citizens and inhabitants Of the United States
irrespective Of color. in cases where THE civil
authorities have failed to arrest and br;ns
such parties to trial, and to detain them in
military confinement until such time a. q
proper Judicial Tribunal may be ready and
willing 70 try them. A strict and prompt
enforcsmeut of this order is required. By com
uand Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant.
lSigned] E. D. TowEsEyb
Assistant Ajntant General.
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Inrfsyttrp .fuYv

LorrsyIIIE, July II.
The Steamboat Engineers Convention has
been in session three days. No results achiev-
ed. The resolutions will probably Be acted
upon TO MORROW.
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Mr.. Poneroy reported from the COMMITTEES
on Public Lands, 4 bill to extend the State ol
Mississippi, for seven years. the benefit Of IN
Act granting land for railroad purposes, and
called for ito immediate consideration. OBJ
lection being made, it goes over.
The Tariff bill was received from the
House.
Mr.. FessendeH moved to take up the bill
just received from the House, and moved that
i be printed aud referred to the Finance
Committee.
Mr.. Grimes moved an amendment, that the
bill be referred 10 the Finance Committee.
with Instructions to report on the second
Monday Of December next,
Mr.. Fessenden said if the bin il to be re-
ferred to the Committee for consideration, i,
u important that il should be doue It once.
wish to submit one or two observations in
this connection. We arc nov in the eighth
month Of : very long and ardnou.
sessioa, and members Of this bod
have been laboriously engaged duruls
| that time, and think that member,
| Of the body are not prepared to enter o. III
CO "a ration ADD. hnsiness Of such . subject
affecting the country ~ It does. withost beiu1
! laid before the people, in order that thers
Z may b. sone reaponse from them, or to theil
Judgment respecting the merits Of the provis
Ion. The qsestiea Of pospoaeneas vas dc
essssd b Asssu Hs6asrsoa, Wilsoa, Hen
Anskusa Gpsess. The qssgfsa ~ tIl
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrHD STATES PArlsI oyyIoH,

WARRINGTON, July 10, 1855.
On the petition Of James 0reenhalgh, Of woonsoeket
Falls Rhode Island, praying for the extension Of .
patent granted 10 him on the ID day Of November,
ls0a for Improvement In "mods Of counter baiane
Ing Harnesses In Looms for seven yssrs from the
PTaton Of said patent which takes place on the ID
day Of November, 1885,
Patent once MONDAY, the 18Th day Of October ns1,
At 10 o'clock and all persons notified to appear
and show cause, ~ any they have why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO ale In
the Patent 6ee their objections specially set forth in
writing at least toenty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nlsd BY either party to be used At the
said hearing, must be- taken and transmitted In accord
snes with The rules Of the omes, which will be fur
nished on application.
mony must be nlsd In the once osntv days before the
day o. hearing the arguments, any, within ten days
after nling the testimony,
Ordered Also that this notice be Published In the Rs
PUBLICAN and the IntsIif0snesr, Washington D. c. and
In the Journal, Proyidsnes, Rhode Island, once a
week for three successive weeks the nrs Of said pub
LEGATIONS to bs at least sixty days pIsyiou. % tie day
Of hearing. O. THEAkkR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent Once with paper
e0ntainis * this notice. au4.lawSw
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