Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01


nj,tht. The barkeeper was returned soldier, and
H,o language of the Tiger" was such as no Unioh
soldier could stand t'a. maI' u.-.aq
Capt. W. A. Sands, whiskey inspector
for the Eighth district, who fought the rebels du-
ring the war, has been removed, and a strong Cop
perhead appointed ...., n, ...i,.,I.. .f.,-,..yn
"A Republican in Reading, who won
$4,000 on the election, gave a. supper to his Cop
perhead friends the other evening. ga,
In Rush township, Schuylkill county,
the majority against Gen. Cake is more than the
whole legal vote of the township q. .g.s. a..3
The Empress of Mexico is said to be a
raving manic. 1t is supposed that the failure Of
her attempt to procure aid for Aaxinillian in Eu-
rope has produced the result ..l4 't e'i. a'I
1t is said that Mr. Purdoe, of the Eighth
Congressional District OF Indiana, spent sS0,000te
defeat the present nlember, o., s. Orth, and--didnt
do it. HEas." -.ra.4. i.G nlgE baa yI3
Several conductors on the Buffalo and
Lake Huron Railroad have been arrested f3f
shocking down" or pocketing fares. ...I
Andrew johnson visited the recent
National Councils of Catholic Bishops, in Balh-
more. -'t 20. ......t -.-'.r """ 1'A "5''"t
Fears are entertained Of an insurfec-
ton of the Christians in parts of fthe Turkish dom
inions, and troops have been sent to put down any
disturbance .... .... ....., .....l ...,...t l,,.
The Russo American Telegraph is be,
ing gradually extended to the Pacific, both from
A., a5
going on we'll .at~'aa 1000 "'"lhE
"A number of persons have been arrest
ed in Russia, charged with completely in the at
tempt to take the life of the Car. G.. -h....t
The scarlet fever is raging consider
ably in Baltimore. ..'. .'.. t''...
In obtaining the nomination for Con-
eress, Gen. Butler obtained every vote but one in
the convention. .. .... . ..a.f .. ai
Henry Ward Beecher has returhe d to
his first love in politics. He says, in a recent
speech Il cannot belong to the Democratic party.
1t was the whale that swallowed JONAH and he did
not like his accommodations
In Columbia connty, Ga, a freedman
had a difficulty with white man. which the negro
reported to Gen. Tillson, who advised him to seek
redress from the civil authorities. party ofwhite
men surrounded his house at night and murdered
him while he was attempting to escape.
The people vote, at the coming election
in the State of New York, on the subject of Con-
vention to revise their State Constitution
Henry Ward Beecher has preached
sermon in which he approved tue Radical Congress
and denounces the CoppeEohnson party. Queer
man, that Beecher.
But one county in Iowa gave Copper
johnson majority, and that of only nineteen.
w. H. Seward is reported to have said
to Federal office holder, at Utica 81 would give
my right arm to be put back where stool on tie
22d of February"
There are G27 miles of railroad in New
Hampshire.
A steam guiIIotine is on exhibition in
Paris.
Rebel newspaper writers are allowed
free access to jeff Davis, but representatives of
Union papers are not allowed to see the archrebel
This is Andrew Johpson's orders
The copperhead policemen of Hagers-
town. a few days ago, attempted to shoot Union
man who was attending a county convention, be
cause the latter hurra d for the Union candidate
for Congress. The result is, two dead copperheads
and many persons wounded.
Great suffering and dcst tuition is Ie-
ported in South Carolina.
Rose jackson, born LISA slave in the
family of the late Gen. William Hart, of Saybrool
Conn, died at the residence of daugeter of Gen
Hart, in Hartford, on the 2Oth inst. She remain
ed a slave unit Slavery was absolutely abolished
IN 18l6,an since that time has been supported by
her old mistress.
At the dedication of the soldiers mon
ument in Stockbridge, Mass, last week, cannon
used in firing a salute, burst and fragment
weighing ten pounds was sent over the heads of
the speakers the platform, among whom was
Gov. Bullock.
j. Thompson, who occupied high polit-
ical position in the South before the war, and lat
terly as rebel agent, was one of the passengers
by the china, but stopped at Halifax, whence he
goes to the West Indies.
Henry l. Whitney,a boy aged 10 years
eldest son Of Mr.. Henry A. Whitney, of Milton,
Mass, was accidentally shot on Tuesday, by q COM
panion while cunning at Brush Hill. He survived
the accident about three hours.
An explosion of locomotive on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad on the 23d inst,
resulted in the death of three N en- the engineer,
fireman and brakeman.
There are now S67 prisoners in the
Ohio Penitentiary, with prospect of the number
number being largely increased within the next
few weeks.
Cold weather prevails in the Western
States. On Monday night there was a heavy fall
of snow in Wisconsin and Northern Illinois
Mr.. v S. DoebIer, proprietor of the Uni
ted States Hotel at Williamsport, Pa, died of cho
Thursday. .. ..r.
Two thousand houses were DESTROYED
by the recent fire at Quebec, and twenty thousand
people rendered homeless.
AT Fayette, Me, on the 18th, Silas d.
Perry, a lad of Is, was attacked by wildcat
while shooting partridges but he succeeded in
tl.