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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-13
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
70 Farmers and others Interested

TRTIT TREES.-30,0 ,0e0 Choice Fruit
L. Trees for sale including all the best variety OF the
Apple, the Pear, Peach Plum, Cherry and Apricot,
also fine collection of the best Eyergreens, slch
Norway Spruce. Fir Arbor Vitae Austrian Pine Scotch
Fir and Black Spruce, including all sizes, from to
feet suited to ornament lawns and door yards, also
Dwarf Box for edgng. Decduous ornanentattrees and
shrubs European Ash, American do Horse Chestnut,
European Larch, Fringe Smoke tree Athea leutzls
Scsbra, African TamariX, Wigelia Rosea Ftfsythia,
Spirea, Primifolio and many others not named.
5000 of our best Native hardy Grape Vines for sale
the coming spring. such Delaware, Diana, Concord
Rebecca and Cottage also Clinton Catawba and Isabella
20 varieties of the best bearing Strawberries including
Wilson'S Albany Seeding Hovey Hooker seeding; sold
at low prices, 10y the 100 or l000 the Red Cherry and
White Grape Currents, also Red White, Dutch, Black
English and Black Naples IL other kinds not named
here 1000 Lawton Blackberry plants these fruted ia
my garden last and proved equal TO the
mend. fine collection Of Hybrid, Perpetual and Climb
Ing Roses and Dahlas In addition to my Nursery 10
Gated at this place, have lately purchased the Toga
Point Nursery embracing 25 900 fruit ornamental
trees with all other things in the line Our people will
nd it much to their advantage to buy these articles at
home instead Of giving orders travelling Agents from
Rochester and other places at a distance.
DANIEL HARKINS.
Tswanda, Pa, Feb. 23, 1861.
S.-A few good Statesmen wanted to act as Agents,
apply at my house. D. II.
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.~ a,vo.+ FrRE-On Wednesday night

MY ALuosr FIRE On Wednesday night
,, ss about I? o'clock the alarm Of FIRE was sound
:, through our town In few minutes the streets were
ropred with citizens wild with excitement and as
gb, was visible the general enquiry was where is it
II ascertaned however that the alarm proceed
a from, tho house of Mr. n. J. KEELER. on State street
,. bucket, of water sutced extinguish the flames,
vbcb proceeded from bedroom in the second story OF
~. hons. The bedding and bedstead were considerably
.,m,s.5 Farther than that material injury was done
ws did not learn how the fire originated.
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E9- HARD TINES People are complaining
~ hard times Well the time, hard and money scarce,
but there greatdea Of business doing and some money
\, circulation. Almost every boiy who has desire 20
or get employment Of kind and receive fair
-ap-usat9n for il. We notice Of our townsmen,
r'Ge complang Of hard times, in order to drown the
rglt fit, we suppose, get greatdea fighter than
aron.y market. That il the class of individuals who
Tr,.ly suffer from prostration' of business.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-13

"a The Boston Trarrller states that most
Sair.I made for the volunteers are fron four to six
'7sIoo short Whereupon some wsg perpetrates the
hEng:
Like man without WIFE
Like ship without sail.
Tue m 'St useless thing in life
ls shirt without a
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Sa- The following is an extract from q |

BaS~ The IoIIowlng Is an extract from @ let
ter received from officer of the Bradford Rides &C.
knowledgng the receipt Of shirts and Havelocks fur.
nished by the ladies Of Towanda:
The ladies of Towanda " will please accept our most
sincere thanks for the many avors shown u.s. ard we
hope that we can in future day repay you by
dering to you good account of services in main.
tanning the Stars and Stripes Of glorious Union
which we intend to do, ii COP spares our lives"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-13
June II, 1861

A UDITORS NOTICE.-In the matter of
"A I'm. Champion Hiram Root. In the Court
of Bradford County Common Pleas, No. $50, May 7.
1859.
The undersigned. Auditor. appointed by the Court
to distribute funds arising from Shers sale OF defend
ants real estate will attend to the duties OF his appoint
ment al his office in the Borough OF Towanda, on FRI
DAY the 18th day OF JULY. 1861. at o'clock P. NJ.
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate requested to present the same or be forever
debarred therefrom. u. ID. MONIAN1E,
June H. 1861. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-13
Wars and RumorS of Wars !
War has been Declared in TOwanda,
Against High Priced Pictures.

VOU CAN GET GOOD PICTURES
Il at the Car of D. ". HUGHES, opposite tho Ward
House, for TWENTY CENTS, in good cases. All
kinds of highprced Cases win be sold low IN proper
tion Call and see for yourselves. No Pictures will be
allowed to 60 out unless the customers perfectly sat
isfed with the Particular attention paid TO Copy
ing Pictures Pictures inserted In Lockets for Is cents
Car opened every dAys s9xoeptang Sunday.
Tdwaeda, Nav ~ fSN-@ p.v. HEGHEs.
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FOCAL AND GENERAL.

~HARRY MIX of this place, has been ap-
pointed Clerk in the Auditor Generals ONCE at A''
rsbuTg
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nSr BOOK .KrEprso AND PrSxAssHrp-Mr

C. EATON, formerly of this place ofNew York while
visit here, has been induced by his friends to in
sruct class in the important branches Of Bookkeeping
and Penmanship. Mr. EATON has the reputation of be-
ing excellent teacher and advise all who desire
knowledge of these branches TO give him call. His
school will commence Thursday evening, Jua. lsth at
Alpha Epsilln Hall.
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IN Sheshequin. May 3D. AVERY z. son OF Ralph and
Jane Gore, in the 22d year OF his age.
Dear is the spot where Christians sleep,
And sweet the strain which angels pour;
o why should in anguish weep
They not lost, ut gone before"
Com.
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- The Bradford County Medical Society,

N meet in the Borough of Athens, on Wednesday, the
inst All regular physicians are requested to attend
1'1 E.H MASON, See'y.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS-You are
~ hereby authorized deduct FIVE per cent, from the
State of every individual who shall pay his or her
State and County Taxes in full on or before the !zd day
OF June next and the same shall be allowed you in your
settlement with the Treasurer proUided the sane Is by
you paid into the County Treasury or before the 10th
and 27th DAYS OF June next By order of the Commits
sioners. E. B. COOLBAUGH, Clerk
Commissioners Office April 8, 1861
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aem A0nerttsgeHts.

AN APPRAISEMENT AND CLASSI.
"A FICATIoN of the different persons engaged In the
sale of goods and merchandise in the County Of
Bradford for the year 1851 with the amount Of license
tha att
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-13

An aqueduct on the canal, few miles
chic MACE broke one day last week, which stopped
for few days. 1t was speedily repaired and
.s,,s are passing as usual
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Rftn anOfrtfsfmfnts.
NEW q CHEAP GOODS.

7 HAVE the most complete and grand as.
sortment of Groceries provisions ever before offered
Tor sale in TOwanda.
Nearly all Groceries are cheap, much cheaper than
usual please give a call and we will take pleasure in
trying to convince YOU that such is the fact All kinds
Of Farmers produce taken in exchange for Goods an
Cash. Chash paid for Dairy Butter.
June IL, 1861. r. T. FOX.
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COURT SALE.-By virtne

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtne
~ of order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford CO.
will be exposed to public sale the premises on SAT
UR'AY. The 22d day of JUNE. at l o'clock, p NJ, the
following lot piece parcel of land late the estate oil
MILTON ROSS. deceased, situate in Springfield town
ship. and bounded as follows wit NORTH by land OF
Collins Tracy east by land of Stephen Fletcher ct al
south by land OF Stephen Fletcher west by land oil Lew
Dickenson. Containing about twentythree acres, un-
improved, with oak and pine timber thereon.
Terms made known on the day ot sale.
LEVI s. DICKINSON,
Nay "a, 1891 Administrator
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30
The Tribune on Conflscatfon.
Under this head, the n. Y. Herald says

Under this head, the n. \. Herald says:
"Under the caption OF Confisca tion-Past
and Present. Greeley comes out in an elabo-
rate article in favor OF confscation for politi.
cal causes-that old relic of barbarism abOl
ished by the Constitution Of the United States.
He refers for precedent to the colonies in
their war with England. But this is not a
case in point. L must be reco1lected that the
colonies at that time had no constitution !; tina {
they were in Il state of revolution, and AS
stunned the right TO cCnfscat e the property OF
those opposed to them. But the Constitution
of the United States put an end 10 coDfisca-
tion and we are all bound by that instru-
ment--it is the supreme law of the land -
Jefferson Davis and his cohorts may confiscate
property, and no doubt Will, because they are
In state of anarchy and revolution. But we
profess to be governed by laws and written
Constitution, which takes away the power OF
coufiscation for treason or any other offence
We are still in the Union, aud We must obey
the laws of the Union. especially lts funda-
mental laws contained IN the Constitution
Are NOT those at the North who seek to sub.
vert II as much traitors rs the secessionists
At the South =
Is moi this exquisitei The idea Of DAvi,
and his cohorts" confscating property! Ans
the New York Herald talking about "the Con
stitution," which every one knows is An IN
parliamentary phrase in the North. II BEH
NETT Is Jess fsrocious than the open robbe
0nsxLEY, it 10 only because he is no
lost to all sense of shame. He has still som'
faint idea, or pretends to have, that robber!
| and plumber are not essential features Of mill
tary operations, whilst GREELEY cries alout
for every shade and degree Of crime, ant
GREELEY, we believe, is the real exponent 0
the policy of the Administration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

The following, from the New York Herdfa,
shows a delightful state of harmony in the
New York editorial camp:
M.ssA GREELEY IE A RAGE.-The Hon. Massa
Greeley though a small beer phiianthropist us
a monsIrous big liar when the truth Is against
him We saw big liar, because the qnalifica-
ton of this charge i'll dainty phraseoiogy with
,raaIav yyould be like g cas- ting pearls before
swine In holding up before the world the
identi,v of his views for weeks and months on
the question of secession, and the vieWs OF
Rhett and Yancey, we have pinned our aboli-
tion contem porary TO the wall. He wriggies
and twists like an ugly worm on q bodkln; but
there are philosophers who, even IN this posi-
ton would stick 10 the truth. Not SO "itf
Philosopher Greeley. He lies into a rage,
against the Herald, the Herald editor and the
H.rald office, he hangs string of faisehoods
together like n string of onions upon {. wisp of
straw Having changed from legal advo-
cate of secession Into n military defender of
The Union Massa Greeley is hot upon the
trail Tor traitors He would like 10 find one,
and gloat over him, in the midst of riotous
mob. like the Chevalier Webb But when
Justice gets her dues-when the chief Offenders
IN the work OF bringing upon the country this
civil war shall be sunshed-such abolition
and disunon agitators OF the last twenty
| wears rs Greeley, Garrison, and iiddings Will
| be among the list OF traitors hung up like her
rings 10 dry in the sun. Greeley, par tic u lar
w. has been great sinner, and Withal a very
dirty one. Let him be washed, or let him re-
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An Unkind Cut.

The "unkindest cut of ALL" among the
many which John Bull has administered of
late To Brother jonathan, is the declaration Of
leading London journal, that "the Yankees
care nothing for the negro, but everything for
tho money"
To hear paper from beneath the shade Of
Exeter Hall tsunting Mr.. Doodle with bypoc.
r!sy upon the negro question, and having no
object 10 view ia this war but sordid and
selfish one. All the crocodile tears and dole
fnl calculations of New England philanthropy
has failed to impose upon the keen sighted and
unimpaxsioned common sense Of Old England.
II sees that the war is not to crafty philanthro-
Ply. but to save five hundred millions a year
which vii! bel lost If the glorious Union" is per-
manently dissolved, and that the only secession
which trovAies the North ia the secession Of
that amount Of money annually from North
crn Golfers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

States might be held in the relation OF prov
inces7 Is this American Is 1t the pniioso-
ply that has sprung ont Of the Revolution
OF i.1s, the Oonstitu ton of l7ss, ana our s"o-
sequent history
DO any two European nations nate eaeh
other better than the two sections or this late
Union do at this present moment Dio Ehg
land and France ever hate as ' reinis aho
New York do Just now and Will continue 10
do ertaiuly ii we are held by force y DO
Austria and yenetia hate any better Inc re-
tention Of unwilling and hostile states may
prove "a iniurious to the Northern sect'on as
TO that which is subdued. IT changes At
once. as we have said, the whole character OF
the t5ovarnment Ii assimilates US to the
pro-consular system of Rome: Lieutenan IN,
With armies must reside in the provinces ana
tend for the purple. Perhaps Mexico Will AZ
ford an lila stration. The question is simply
this. can government be sustained on IN, rhe
nrjncip,e of the consent of the governed lhe
old World people said no. austria N Sa,d mo-,
| America has said yes, ana Louis Nap2 ;n;e
| has retained DO wer in France by recognizing
the idea ia Italy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

LADIES HosE GUARD.-We copy the follow
iug from the Petersburg Express, of yester-
day morning as an evidence of the spirit an
imating the ladies of that place
Ludtes' Home Guard AT the suggestion OF
those patriotic yoiuu teers who passed through
here ON yesterday afternoon, aud were sur
prlsed to see so many hale, hearty men meet
them ut the depot, the ladies OF Petersburg
propose holding II meeting at some early day,
ut a convenient location, To form al tdies
Home Guard" for the Special protection oil
this class OF our community, VINO, through
fear or some other unaccOuntab!e de term ina
| ton have concluded to remain at home dur
Nav 81 1861
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DIED.

OF consumption. on Wednesday nornt,.
he 80 year of his age Ia
BIS funeral will take place on rhur.5.v
ing at "a o'clock, from rinisy hureh ~ Fsh-
rir@wn'-, corner Of Broai and 10;h s,.ss,, ~
rieHd- and acqusin,anees are respectfully In 81, ~
o attend. '''',s4
At the residence CT bis uncle, NJ wuu,,
iers. in Cumhertsnd c9-ntv IN wadnasA g
Nav the 22d. issi. after br 81 Illness J0uN' =,
GARRETT, In the slst year Of his age "
Farewell. dear one, msy angel hear.
Their vi9iis o er thee keep
cannot breathe loves ss4 farewell.
And vot fortesr a. west
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

PROPOSED BANK CoSeRgss.-The Legislature
of Tennessee has passed the following resolu-
tons, providing for the holding of q Bank
Congress of the Southern States
Resored by n. General assembly Of tie Stdis Of Ten
ncssee That in the pres NJ unsettled and distract
ed posture of public affairs, 1t Is imp 'rtant that
the Banks Of the southern htates should, al al
early day be represented in a general Conyen
ton congress, to eonf-r and adopt such line OF
policy a. will best promote the general weif,ra,
and is currency Of uniform value through
out the south.
= Rcsoired That said Congress be held at At
lanta, Georgia, on the frst Monday Ia June, lsoi
or ut srch othe1 time aud place A. may be desig-
mated bv ma jority of the States CO operating
3 Reaoiucd hat Dempsey Weaver, arauvill 10
p Su,ith, John kirkmau, u. Kennedy. Fred
w. smith, Moses i Wigs John K. Branner, W
D Fulton, and VIM A. Quarles, be appointed
delcga es to represent the Banks Of Tennessee in
said Congress, and that the Governor notify them
Of the appO ntment.
RESOLVED, That copies ct these resolutions be
forthwith forwarded by the Governor OF reEnes-
see to the Governors Of the several Southern
Htates with the req ueet that they urge their Banks
~ participate in said Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Among the Texas troops here are some Of
the best horssmen in the world, who. rs guer-
rilla soldiers, would be invaluable. There are
Indian fighters from Texas, who, at full speed.
can raise an infsn.ry soldier from the ground.
scalp him, ard throw him away without ar
resting the rush otfhG horse. A body Of these
Warriors on the borders Of Ohio snd PeHasy!.
ysnis would be Invaluable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Ngw YokK. May as.--Ardved. prize ba,k NJ,
Satha. tRr. Of Liverpool Lieut Ku..su -, s.
commander, city Point, Va. days liz low pf.s
!. steamship Keystone state,j where N.
seiKed attempting 10 run the block sds. 49,, va
aally bound to Liverpool, with cargo oftoh.ass.'
Schr Quaker City, Bee smin, Rl!zsbetbr,,Ss
norfolk. May ~ ARD, prize ship North q. :, ~
ina, tof Norfolk,l Foster. Hayre, f9Y Nortois p
charge Of Lent Atiehsii Of he 9. 5. ship Mas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

EE- To REcoNSRsD the Crystal Periscopi
Spectao les" and the skill with which FRASkLIs
a'Co lls Main st Get our scientific and practical
Optician-, adapt them TO every sight aud each
pa rticular case, would be only to repeat wha
inost Of our citizens already well know We con
fine ourselves therefore to calling attention tt
their really fine assortment Of MILITARY spy
GLASSES aud MARINE GLASSES. which We recon
mend 10 the cons Iteration of military nen.-Rich
non9 Enquirer.
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Col. Vim. N. peyson.

We are gratifed to learn that Col. VIZ. NJ.
psYros, formerly distinguished member Of
the Legislature Of Virginia from Roanoke and
n ,tefourt, ba, for many years resident Of
New Yoik city, has returned TO Virginia, with
determination TO share her fate, IN whatever
position Of ussfaInsH may Be as,ignsd him.
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Continucd.- The cases of Lewis &. Close
and Richard Washington, two parties arrested
as suspicious characse rs, was yesterday con
tinued by the Recorder until to-day. The
case of Maria Scott, for attempting to muir
der Mrs. Ottenheimer's child, by throwing il
into the river, few days since, was continued
until the 5ih of June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Soldiers Wires-Notwithstandin the fact
that ample provision has been made for the
families Of volunteers, now in the Confederate
army, there are many ladies who are lily pro
vided for, because too independent to make
their wants known. If our citizens would
search out such and give them sewing ana
other employment, they might relieve their
wants. and thus effect great good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Tenth Street .Side;catk.--We have been re-
quested to call the attention of the city su-
thoriries to the bad condition of the sidewalk
on 10th between Bank and Main streets. II
has lately obtained prominence, aud ID now
one Of the principal thoroughfares for ladies
and gentlemen, and the soldiers who are called
daily to pass by that point A large numLer
of falls are reported a. occurring daily. owing
to defects in the pavement there Manufas-
turers are now making paving bricks daily, and
as tue city is no doubt well supplied, there Is
{or ought to be- no difficulty in applying q
remedy 70 the above grievance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

The Confederate States Troops.-The policy
of noticing the arrival and departure OF
Southern troops to OF from this point, being .
practice of doubtful expediency, has been re-
Trained from for several days past, and the
same reasons operating the same course will
be pursued in future till the close of the pres
ont contest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Old Buckingham Forever.-ln the Bucking
ham Institute Guard there are six Williamses-
five sons and one grandson, Of the same man.
lie has DONE his duty. There are three Levy
brothers and three Ayres brothers, all in the
same company. Whole families from Buck
ingham have come to the rescue, AMI whiit
Bucking ham has but 500 militia enrolled, the
county will probably furnish 800 volunteers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

T,raiag Charge-Thos Flaherty was car
riei before Recorder Caskie yesterday, for firing
a pistol in the stable of Henry Locker. Con
sidering the times we live in, the act was
deemed to have been committed with ju'tiha-
BILE motives, and Flaherty was triumphantiy
fpd
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barSxln3I.

DAVID H. Tom, a brother in law of old
ABE LiSCoLS, has been appointed Lieutcn-
ant in the army of the Confederate States,
and is now on duty in North Carolina. lie
desires nothing more aTdently tnan to scalp
his sisters husband.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Arrests.-Csptain Wilkinson arrested last
night and Gagged u slave named Reuben, owned
by Burwell jones, for walking in the streets
with an unlawful weapon. THE kind of wea-
pom will be made known to-day before the
| Mayor.-Peter Allen, white, was Gagged for
getting drunk, behaving disorderly, and as-
smiling Robert En- gland in his own house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Books for the Sotdiers.-Messrs. West and
Johnston. booksellers, at las Main street, have
inst issued Southern editions Of the invaluable
work of Col. VIM. S. Hardee ON Tactics, and the
Volunteers hand book, valuable treatise on
the same subject. These are books suitable
to the times. Had the latter been peaceful, 1t
ia more than likely that they would have been
printed at the North; being otherwise. and
the war having taught our southern publish
done, and very we'll done too, In Memphis,
Tenn, aud Raleigh. N. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Ipsnlting a Femate.-Peter kennedy was
brought before the Reoor Ter yesterday, charg-
ed with insulting the wife of Donald Key The
proof did not sustain the allegation to the ex-
tent required by law, and Peter like the an
cient of that name, was "rebuked' and dis
charpei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Fairfield Race. The contest yesterday was
for the proprietors purse, 500. two mile
heats for which there were two entries. John
Belchers c. h. Pluck, by Red Eye. beat o. z.
Hare's b. NJ Delphine, by Red Eye, in two
straight heats.
Today, Jockey Club Purse, two mile heats,
| for which several horses are entered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

President Davis.-We are requested to an
nounce that the President will receive visitors
at the Governors Mansion to-day. The re-
eeption of ladies will DO from eleven TO twelve
and of gentlemen from twelve to half-pas'
one o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

A pirate in the Second Tennessee Regiment
visited the house of a cyprian in the Valley
last night, and while there got into "a muss,
which ended in his receiving severe stab in
h. lan