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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25
LABOR CONTRACTS AT THE SOUTH

We fear that what Is called the contract
system of labor at the south has been con-
verted in very many cases into means
of substituting peonage for chattel slavery.
By the terms of most of the contracts the
negroes agreed to work for a year. and re-
ceive besides their maintenance certain
portion of the crop. At the end Of the
season the negro finds himself defrauded
of his share of the crop by some means,
and has no redress Often the planter pre-
tends to be dissatisfied with the negro be
fore the end of the year, and sends him off
to avoid fulfilling the contract. 1t is true
that the agents of the Freedmens Bureau
have industriously tried to remedy this state
of things, but their success has been in
different, mainly owing to the known hos
tility of President Johnson to the Bureau,
and the support given by him to the local
organizations in defying it's operations.
In some cases the negroes may be con
tent to go on working in this 'hand to
mouth" sort of style. But in the great ma
jority of cases they will not, and this is
what prevents the recuperation of southern
agriculture 1t seems to be well establish
ed that in Louisiana, Texas, Kentucky, and
other States gangs of armed desperadoes,
known as Regulators" have been endeav-
orng to establish a reign of terror among
the negroes, by going about at night, mask
ed and disguised, and whipping or killing
refractory blacks When we ask remedy
for these things, the reply is the same as
! in the matter of the Kansas and New Or
leans massacres-a denial of their authen,
ITCHY There is however, no reason todoubt
the reports, all of which come from agents
Of the Bureau, and are attested in such a
manner as to render very suspicious the
broad denials of the southerners, and to in
duce us to believe that there is want Of
sincerity in the manner in which the south
ern people deal with the subject.
We may as well warn these people now
at the beginning of this attempt, that they
could do nothing better calculated to bring
upon them the inveterate hatred and stern
determined opposition of the free north
than to resort to such system of labor al
peonage. To say that we would oppose i
would but inadequately convey to them al
idea of what is the spirit of the north. 1
would be truer to say at once that we will
not tolerate this substitute for slavery. W,
have conquered slavery with rebellion, ant
we mean that both shall stay conquered
We are prepared to maintain to the utter
most the freedom and the equal rights o
the emancipated slaves, and if we have t.
undertake another struggle with the oligar
chs, the latter had better not calculate to-
much upon the terms we may again offe
them. We consider their present conduc
little short of Infamous.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

S0~ Mrs. Deborah Bedford, aged SO years,
the sole survivor of the famed Wyomisg
massacre, which occurred during the Rev
olutionary war, is still living, with her son,
DR.. A. Bedford, in Waverly, Pennsylvania.
Though she has of course during SO long a
life suffered somewhat from the storms of
time, her mind is still active and she is still
capable of describing in a perfectly clear
and connected manner the cruel scenes
which she witnessed as six years old
child.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25
PENNSYLVANIA OFFICIAL.

We have at last the full official cote from
every county in the State, except the coun-
ty of Pike, from which we have only the
official majority.
The majority for General GEARY is of1ici-
ally l7,l35
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS.

The following letter from Hon. G. r. Co.
burn, Superintendent of Common Schools,
explains itself 1t will be remembered we
indicated months since, in these columns
that an arrangement like this would take
place so that its consumation now is mere
" verifcaton of what we stated would
occur:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HARRIsBURG, Oct. Is, 1866.
To HIS ErcelIency, A. g. Curtin-SIR =
| hereby tender my resignation as Super
intendent of Common Schools of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, to take effect
on the first day of November, 1866.
1t is my wish that, if You shall deem it
for the interest of the common school sys-
TEN in the State, you shall appoint as my
successor j. P Wickersham, of Lancaster
county.
Yours, with sentiments of high respect
and kind regard,
Professor Wickersham is one Of the
ablest educators in the State. He will
enter on the Superntendency of Common
Schools on the 1st of November and we
are satisfied that the system, under his
management, will continue to be one Of
vast benefit to the people of the State
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25
Bradford geporter,
Towanda, Thursday, October 25, 1866.
CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.

The Congressional return Judges for
this district met at Tunkhannock.
Montour County for some reason was
not represented.
The vote stands as follows
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

There is emph aticalIy but one Sewing Machine an,
that is Wheeler Wilson's Judge " Gig. SecrefQy!
AnIel &c an Institute ". Y. Cty.
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Mrs. Yinton desires to xpress t. you her entir
satisfaction with your Sewing Machine Ny parse
bea witness that the Sewi ng Machine among It's 9th
er excelencies, IS a household econptny.-Rtv. Dr
FTGnCiS IiHiOH.
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MTILLIAMSPORT DYEING ESTAB.

w LlSHMENI. ECOMPION formerly OF Iowan-
da Bradford county takes this method OF urnng his
thanks to the public tor their very liberal patronage in
the past and state that he has rebuilt n is Establish
ment that was destroyed by fire in May list and he
dnas not hesitate to say that he has the best
hshment this side of Phaie phia, as he has spared no
expense in fitting it up with all the Modern Improve
meats. He CoioTs and Fqishes by Steam, xhich
is far superior to the old method it precudes all
possibility of njuring goods by burning. tie is pre-
pared to do a il kinds work. Piece Goods of every
description such Woods, Mernos, Delaines, Apacas
Silks and Satins Also to color all cOloTs and shades.
To the Ladies he would say, bring mt your dresses
and shaw Is, and have them cleaned COOred TO ap-
pear good as To the Gentlemen, that he is pre-
red TO do all kinds of securing and coorng, such
Coats Vests and Pants in the very best possible
ner and to do Repairing the most reasonable terms.
My sou, Richard A. Compton, will can the coun
ty, and all work entrusted to him. left with cur
agent, ". A. Rockwell, at Towanda. will be taken
away and returned promptly without charge.
Reerences-A, Updegraf, V. S. Doebe
and others. Wiliamsport j. Montanye j. G. Pat ton,
NJ Z. Solomon, Hon. d Wimot, Towandl,
Towanda Pa, Oct. s, ls66.-3m.
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The Wheeler & Wi lson will give entries stis'acton
-NeIU YORK OjseTrcr.
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So Stabling and care of Horses at reasonable rat
Waverly n. Oct 26, 1866 -3m. c. W

DUCKS VALUABLE BUCKS FOR
- SALE.-The subscriber has on hand eighteen first
class Buck and persons wishing to purchase secure
vantage to CALL he has full blood Leicester and full
blood OXfords lire and a betweentthe two vary
from $40 to $50 Sheep breeders reflect Remember
it costs the to ri sheep worth five or tweny
FIVE, or fifty dollars. Now ch pays best Which
is gratifying? Which is best for your neighbor.
hood ? Sheep breeder, this is for you to decide
+. GREGORY.
/ ePavsvilIe Oct % 1see
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-25

Intelligent 5nFjlg v'n'I t-tl,T generally stt;sic
Of the importIIee ali vtls D. he.a = wing Machine
-Rer. DR.. Iyng.
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We praise the Wheeler i Wilson with en,husias $ m
Oh. Iatei.
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IONA, ISRAELLA, DELAWARE,
AND OTHER FINE GRAPES.
IMPROVED STEAW BERRIES,
RASPBERRIES, WILSON'S EARLY u KiIiNNi
BLACK BERRIES, sc.

Provide your dporyiriS and gardens with "le IL " ".S @
Onameutal Shrubs aud FloSers. Farmers. "
neglect to make your mes att active b Fnlr S'''
daEgh ers, b, rtIlas 10 improve ygnr every p p.'-.
nifty 10 adorn your grounds With the AeaGil'. ...7
lavish a hand y1u need not wonder tnat y0ir ca
will wish IL leave you at an early age, ana ,f'
elsewhere for tha, enj0ylnent til t they ought u ~.
home II y0a plant Fruit Trees thtt nave ',e' III
IN your own county and. are limated, yol VA.
hem more hardy and vigorous, and much more ",
to I've than those that have 10 be brought .r't .7
distances.
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The Wheeler & Wilson has u3 r;s3 J. Scifntf
-iHeTic0n.
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HEAR THE TESTIMONY !

Wheeler and wii.}a IS 81, 5,s. -. lpI,,I old work
London inns
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WoMANs GREATEST BooN.-We would advise man
TO forcgo threshe. and thresh with fl rather than
TO see vile wear her health vig2r and iie away IN
the everlasting stitch, stitch stit h. when Sewing
Machine can he obtained. The |hea.-f p wilson is
an invalu bic aid in every household We have had
several different kinds an trial aud after six year, ser
vice the Wheeler Wilson has taken the precedence
the best where all kinds sewing be done in
a tamiy.-AmericaR 4SEiCuiturjsf.
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Mem advertisements.

STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST.-Notice is
NJ hereb, given that Certificate No. g. for Five Hun
dIed 5000 Share Of the Capital Stock OF the North
Branch Canal Company is ued Nov 49, ls5S to Eliza.
beth Welles has been lost All persons are cautioned
against negotiating said stock application has been
made for a certificate.
c. F. WELLES, JE.
Athens, Pa ., Oct. l5 1866.
MISS GRIFFIN, has returned from New
1fl York with fine assortment of Fail and Winter
Millinery Goods consisting in part Of Rich Ribbons
Flowers Silks, Straw Goods. Frames Laces, Velveta
and in fact every article required nIhe Millinery trade
She has also the largest variety OF Ready Made Juuets
ever exhibited in her shop. Call, and see
Towanda, Oct. q, ls66
n D. STILES, NJ D., Physician and Sur
We geOn, would announce to the people of Rome Bo-
rough and vicinity that he has permanently located at
the place formerly occuCied by Dr. W. Stone the
practice of his otessiOn Particular attention given
TO the treatment OF and childrea is also TO the
practice of operative and minor surgery oct % HG
SNYDER HOUSE, four story brick ed
~ ifce the depot, with large airy rooms elegant
arlorS, newly furnished. has a recess in new addition
for Ladies use, and is the convenient and only
first class hore at .Waverly n. Y. is the principa
office stages south and express. Also for sale OF
Western Tickets, and in Canada, Grand Trunk Rail
way, fare to Detroit from Buffalo, 81 is cheaper than
any other route. Apply for tickets above to
G. WAhFORD.
S. Stabng and of Horses at reasonable rates.
Waverly n. 7, Oct 26 1866 -3m. c. W.
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METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 Mulhetrg St, N. Y
Being in constant receipt of inquiries frm our bretb
ren respecting Sewing Machines with requests to re-
commend ana purchose, we have in conf motion with
some iady trends, carefully and thoro ughly examined
the various achues of practical valle for family sew
ing, and find those made by TIE Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing Company, 625 Broadway New York, to
inly combine the essent us OF good instrument and
such we can c2nddend y recommend. Having sen
50 favorable results from their use in our own and the
households OF our friends are desirous that til ,ir
benefits should be sh 2rel by al 0lr breh re and hence
have interested ourselves in their J.hll f.
Ansel Stevens ThoS. Carton. Daniel Wise j. Benz
Edwards, James Floy, J. Porter David Terry Wm. a.
Cox.
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The NIrisIEa ssD MS PUDpUs DIR
inE NE adm mipi-'rat.on ~ Presldenr Fiinore
" ~ss risinc Que " his diplomatic dinner,
End ~ lhe foseign minis ters we're ip sitead
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Ter from a. Hans Tswn" lie was i.~
~ stature. ~i'h very large head. upon
shieh no' siag'e bris'Ie remained. The
DESSERT = 'abIe wss hc, pudding. one ol
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osen ssrvss when the lirrIe nan dropped NJ.
hsntkerchi~s--rssehins dywn 70 gei i, Bis
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hof sauee sFr bminr ever hi- dissurted crun
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VT
IL The Detroit Union of Thursday,
rssts ne follssiss account % ps.ve ui-.
Take IN The msrisee line: sLasf evenisr.
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'msn. ATTENDED ~ Mr Assin Hunrsrsv sns
Mrs Annie r. Ossure> wcnsfo s.. Psu-s
Church. the former eSupA v r.r rnarri.s \.
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bridesmaid They al .sioof VI s-tcre ,be
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we're 81 Be msrrist. " qucsfes m rrnlIs
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Indiana Legislature - WHAT it Is TX
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Na9ber ~ PoHs s2s s-s
Ih-y4Dsrs vii .-isa~ shss ihere sre sni
'hree ask. coaeinsisr bs-in..s q a. rn.
'fr~ baking lss u 1883 The Bsar~l
SssR, New Aia.ny. Bark n s. l~m j.
lem, and Bsnk y Pscl. Psol, hsvinr ar
scgreesie eirruissioa hof Sl5.eil Sis.
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The amount o: free bank ciresrs,ion co.
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Sl.2e5 80; on me 3is 81 Orrob-r o: fhe
pr~sss' yrs'. ,here : % bst s73.770. .ho~
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wsss NE eniir~ r-pp., ~ ppb'isAed. ~uhl
accompanying docnmens. ], vsil sho~,
greet Increase of ~eslih. end = r-s,ir,inr
cevelpphen, in The sSssie. Eet~ith-tsnd
inc ne iset ih., Illinois hes b h-re,oiore been
ranked - s'he grestsst corn grc~ing STATE
in sbe Union. Indians o. this yesr cro~n
mole cora lhsn Illincis---Is6. Herald.
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- 80 a. i.i+ ssr.4. f..- M. rreer. us,i
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III IVES srcnstd 80 ie-s~aS y saving s.i,
prssfrs, h. -qusr,drf Ind stitches sa,o n
.'esnseonahi~ -camp snd beng srnr 81
ne "o@elr when n: dandsr ws- ". h.
kHrekss he blsekgv "a out p' time H. ,i.~
hrsss round. .sooseses BIZ prsp@r,s. us
tsodsd 'he ehao pser 90 ias y rsaesusn
who came siosg. -
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dom 'is'i ~ 'iisf.< si-e~. l;t'4s.- srs7
usseh dsI- u trpssIe snd nbsd rs~id.
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STATE ArD roK's Rsr.Er ~. A.. II
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