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3t0Ehs. ExrEntrNs. II.

5toeAs, GzcIaa5sHgge tt.
WORK, GETTYSBURG, CBAMBERSBURG
f., a III LI4 y , aud MIDDLEroWN BANK NOTES
je5,tf TITO; / Carson,
GOLD FOR SALE, in sums 10 suit, at 4 small
Vi premium by tieiol tao J. CARSON,
M ARYLAND STATE SKIES.
s1 q sale. H4 il,al52i GAS coMPA&T STOCK,
~ We are prepared 70 give CASH ADVANCES on con.
si 81 neT6o to our friends AessTs Il Mt wodwa Co.
corner of oheaPss a bfI iShs,s si,st
NORTHWESTERN Vi&GINIA RAILROAD
jGI 54S'S for sale 's SANgtI l[AaIi
{ EgLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMIN
n nb aItFI0 SOUTH AND WEST made BY ...,.
EsALTIMUkE AND OHIO RkILEO3D r0
~ aye aqSS wanted by ta SAMgEI AKR,s
k9ALTIMORE AND OHIO h. R. BONDS 1867.
Is Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1878
10. d. %. l ,s$3
Northwestern Va. Railroad bonds ii a9 riga
T TsIs9 By s4MSa& ,n&&$ SiRoj;:1
v iAGlNl A AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
IN NqFE5 for sale by THO; J. CARSON,
II n :, H5is or JI,IT, D M u
No Pc, for sale by $50 j. CSR3GN, @''
-. y 2ni baltimore street.
I TNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- On all points South and Vest purchased at hest
lee6tf 4f 30 < k iG i;y5aT, \;
RR0THERs B0NINGER,
1FFcR Fc 9 e ESogGa CH Tggsr up stairs,
principal cities CT Germany, I.onda PARIS ana @
-a"i: " m!!IDt;
4 DVAECBS MADE On BUSINESS PAPER
- 30 A = APPROVED C0LLATERALS By
le=2-t! TAO. j. CARSON
sSAkh OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
sSt:' JAo. CUTTINGS 4 CO,
IA AkILAED SIZES Maryland Der cent
cat, SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
i+.a Basement hssap@aEt' H,n3k
'aNME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jsI7n SAAt' H Ia: bsIs sons,
Y & q. r. r. BONDS 1867 WAETED Py
ST JHo. 8. CUTTINGS & co,
SCklP OF NEW YORK AND PHTT,A0nI
~ FHlA jSSUkANCS COMPANIES wanted by
te22tf h ~ s. & HALL,
* TERLING EXCHANGE.
y - ForsaIeby kEox4Co,
$500 3tsrocers Exchange
$STOCAS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
>, SUI u - % soai. st
Ia i6S0URI o's FOR SALE BY
Isl ST JNo 8. GITTINGs eco,
- SOltn st.
IAs E&CHANGS' BANK STOCK FOE SALEBY
--f64 ~ JNo S. CUTTINGS d CO,
= 90 South st
E4SlREMEN'a INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
n y. SAACEL HARRIS, Jr
!1it-ti Easement chesapeake Bank.
M ARTLAED STOCK 1880 WANTED BY
As5ss JN0 s. Cuttings It CO.
ecu go South st.
1OAMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
SG5,Tanted by JN0. s. CUTTINGS L CO..
sou % South st.
III EW YORK GARINE INSURANCE SCRTF
- Tanttd by KNOX &, co,
ap-eE Exchange Place
pALTINORE 8 PER CT. LOAN FOR skLB
A1by SAAL. HARRIS, Jr,
-Jul.-I Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
l. wanted py SAk:I.. HARRIS, Jr
-- - -. Basement Chesapeake Eank
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ss;;f FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTTON,
EtaElI
-s&<h= NALU ABLE LFASFHOI, ID PROPERTY STTrr ,Trn
oN TIE N h CORN Err OF PLEASANT AND CHARiES

.ssss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY Situated
YIN Inf ~. r. COkN ER OF PLEASANT AND CHARLES
n . STREETS.
by authority Vested ia me- will Offer for sale at public
aGuon, ~ te Exchange Sale Rooms, Second street adj
]I i az tne h1tin39re Pototce, WEDN hSDAY, the
"lst day q July 1861, at ! o'clock. F. NJ. ~
a LII TIA PIECE OR PARCEL, or GPpTrED si+,..,1
on te nor,h east corner of Pleasant audCharles ana
liiE thence north Charles street, TWENTY-FIVE Ierr
inches thence east parallel with Pleasant street one
anu hty eight et to twenty foot alley; thence
on SAD aey twenty-five feet three inches 10 Plea
SAINT street and then west Pleasant street one hundrc
am thifty eight fett to the place Of beginning
me inpro Tenents the above ot consist OF LARGO
ti,ret-story Brick DWELLING, with most extensive
covering the entire depth, four stories high
% 'if wol5 premises recently renovated and repaired
ihOH thOrcu"hy. 3his property is finely Situated for
s Class Boarding house and has been recently renting
'oT $-,COV per annum. Ground rent 500 per annuin
interest and security. ' il'-'N7 VIII
:oos WIN. PiNKNEY WHYTF,
!E"--h"NCs No. 81 Lexington street
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3aNAfEs gGl 3YDktrg,

w aI4 r. A 4 8f 'Sc5522GE sf aREE2EE&
nS % s46GSs' p IS s. Pes'hn'e and sale of
nTARTiN Lewis,
IA F4 e. !. 4 $Hc5 5zfL s4 hKa22kEH
ca pe AND oa St9 III s se"ton of CONNER
Cast. advances raade on Colletrrals. mh20tf
NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS
No 4 Z 52;1y n: VS. 5SsS 3n AND SOLD
NEAR SoUTH STREET
gE$0r!&%aiL %sS B e sff2f REs PHPEn
A69AN6Es aoSEY OK ~ c A6RfE4EEp SEoURrEs
R RTYs A ANB $ELIS E EG!y E$Sh2NGE
9g aieqfS Personally to all and every kind Broker and
I EoNARD J. T0RMEY,
- 10 q ( e ( s6 Gh4 I sr XII nRfsR'
BALTIMORE, MD
P&P f5fsR.N Bought, Sold and Negotiated.
LOANS... Special attention given to the Negotiation
o. Loans on first class Securities. ial5tf
J Il. McGINN L CO,
e. STo S5 { S E5S FdL 54F RfRs22kERs'
R6Sbs 10 Gn and Rer exclusively STOCKS
! ,AWRASON & SMITH,
IA ~ 80 STOCK AND BILL BROKERS
NO. 2S SOrTI
Negotiate Business Paper ana Loans. and eXecrta oe~o
for Stocks in this and other markets juis II
nE0NEY BUSINESS.
A'k NARTIN LEWIs,
First house from South street,
NEGOTIATION Of SlEE61 INSTitI1fI % me
EFFEcTs LOANS ON srocKs5 ND BUSINESS PAPER
MAKES ADVANCES 4 an c 2faER 81 SREG;QRlTIEs
GRANTS DISC0UNTs on coon PA ii5fj Rf-fA@S'
81 9E ERE FOR STACKS in all the markets
H r Ell sh 22KHf AND BANGING
yN0. S. GITTIEGs b co.
~ BANKERS EXCHANGE,
SrOCh AND Bill BROKERS,
40. - SGUTH STREET,
d@y and selion Commission STOCK and Secaeg IN this
Purchase and sell erouua Rents.
eTaaces made On Stocks, Real Estate Notes and other
Ns sfo e6fi TiEas paper and stock Ioans
,5 gsssiyg f egosiis in EaRksole ard Ucr Funds an
.'ei1S2 interest allowed on deposits. ;a5Sff
s. hMUEL HARRIS It SONS,
'~' BANKERS, STOCK EEGHANEn
70, r,,,r 10. l95 BlLFiboRz s7RzaT,
;, , SET arg 81 SELF CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
Negotiate TiTE PAPER and sronE, to.,,s md
;s : i St on Coo Sf0GlS and SECURITIES In
HE 5I " p, hERS!Es in %ae or ngrtert Funds
it1artmt'lt. 'e' r ~ 80
H. LUCKETT,
- STOCK, NOTE. BILL,
AND REAL, ESTATE BROKER,
siSBcoHD STREET, Baltimore
=, -. REFERENCES:
/ i:'hsnG, Cashier Bank OF Baltimore. Baltimore
y IS 'ioieu man, Casisr Mechanics Bank Ga,t:rrora
>. u b0Gk, Cashier frlnk!ia Bank, Baltimore
53si.:''iS ! carson, Banker, Baltimore.
t!2ia5s u Johnston, Baltimore
J, .. Adams, Baltimore
Warwick, frick & Ball. Ba!t.aar.
r. "iGEit' CaSisr Union Bank Of MARYLAND Rgl!i-uorr
o y CSsrS, President Marine EurIE. Ii4I;;rrn,e
i@'.ZlSttr, Bro. d" CO, Bankers, f:alrirlof-
Josiiil iie" = &c, BANKERS, Baltimore
Hugh Jenkins & Co, B4l!in0re
Young L CarSo4, Baltimore
!" m. flnSney BROOKE, Washington, u c. plvls.tf
sT&SEsssC EXC4ANcE.
HoS5 CA3PBELL Il co,
- q HANOVER STREET.
Have Constantly for sale
rnbrer SILhS OF LONDON,
- . In SUES TO en;t purchasers
= HARRIS, JR.,
Je BASEMENT CHGsAPGlKEB AHK.
suys and ss!is al the stocks md oihsg ssentse ~ ti
!. - ~ " .e1itiiss!t.h. aeil-ti |
gET GILMOR, u,
" STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
-,,,-- 49, !, .,,. -, No. ~ SEGu4D srar1g, |
Suys and sells on Commission Stocts ana Securities in
ms and ether markets. ~ 1-4+'e' 1" |
54aEes advances on stocks and other CT llateraIs
.ysS2.l:itts time PAPER and Stock Loans. rfn-tf
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I'IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

81 GLoThrERs,
SsEsh x R SGqEG fsR sf PHAs sEsHz7s
70 the pnblic generally that their Of Clothing r. much
HsEsg nq e. haPd splendid stock 9 CLOTHS cs
Isoarss '" 10 please 00h IN price and manu-
FgRNIsRING GOODS
"a ysysts Seaf Ties Ses2endes, Handkerchief, Shirts
STher stock Of 5ERyASTs' and OILED CLOTHING, Is
worthy the attention of2PIsnters. ocisfe
WHITELOCK'S PHOSPHATE.
made than dressing Of his lsrtser anu p0'@'0s' can DC
to 9R ar ga for oats S or believe
test snail quantity along ide of other msnures
BY 'A' 10 se %h f4d Sc sass &C. 6 any
ml04t a South street.
I A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling nerfct,v
pure a2d q ruy Unsurpassed IN qusy ~
RUBi oa i t5fsf, attention Of
nner Wne rs 70 its qualities and superiority
zarsreee to Be the natural product q Crane
any co are sIesnr fh eeo beng that
hm elsbf TBesF the e. Fl CRITICALLY
9Rf the he say 5 Rds ee ns oa tie
thing else brs .heiee O: the grape " ~ -As
r., AChalons-ssr NAME, rance HSe
NIT. CHARLES E. MYERS ERo.
:S;ss -s;ss. FOR SALE.--One Sx-seat Panel
It a. HIS sss r XII b sold
TOFFEE.-Government Java COFFEE i'm
~ ported per Scotia for sale by Won KAPFF IL ARENS
| " German street. m234w
| WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, together with
wv the PICKLES AND SAUCES of Kessrs. CROSSE 4
| BLACKWELL, constantly on hand and for sale by
GREEN YOE
| z str
! BOURBON WHISKEY.
- x Just received small lot of very superior BoUR-
BON WHISkEY, which offer to customers as a pure
article at low price, to suit the times
For sale by GREEN Il YOE
| Jel4-tfr - w. Baltimore Holiday ST.
DALM LEAF FANS in large varieties.
| n For sale by POULTNEY & MOALE,
| ieihf No a. lombard Rtraat
| SALT.- $50 sacks Ashton's fine, l65 sacks
~ Worthngton's fne and ,3l5 sacks Ground Alum Salt
ahoat per ship Aacauay, from Liverpool. For sale by
| FOARD Il ROGERS,
| jel2-h No l6 Bowlv's wharf
| TLARET.-
~ Of fine imported VINE Of different brands.
Also, 100 doz. ST. Julian, own bottng, fine
| WINE, which we offer low, -.
For sale By GREEN YOE,
tsl&tH e8West Baltimore, near Holiday IT.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01

To-t in regard to our Si;uation wonld ne
p. With interest by cH- friends in old Brad
We .ei. Camp Mason and Dixon on
A1,lay July SIN. and in company vjth the
=. IS regiment cucanpsd OF Cumberland.
ground previously occupied by Colonel
-.at-S regimen. Of Indiana L1laves. Tae
.,-:'12 wls ! beautiful one sni anticipation
-Az.c- $ Pro,rac;ei stay, Erea; pajus were
'A5- - .svs..uE and cleaning the streets o.
,1.2 city. aud planting ou- s@0t> cbo Q.
2. evsrsr5enS. When all was finished and
:. e,7' 4e-e beginning to eJjoy their aS>ocj-
s..'a - Tie warm hearted people OF loyal
-l'7'.11d. asain came the orders 70 march.
al o' saturday The 18Th we lsf; it behind IS
- 90 t,a'a bore rs slowly aI1ag the too; Of
g. --27'a.aS ;ha: enclose the winding 2o'o-
=. We eacampsd thar night 81 the burnt
--s s; New Greek Sunday al noon, orders
S.Fsa 70 on, company sud two Others -
= ,.l-y 10 march 10 20 minutes The o5jec;
= D.. protection Of Piedmont from the a.
- - g. s Body @. secession cava'rv Before
-15 had expired K- we're on our way ani
-'..e over en- hong We halted in lis streets
=. = 's's furnished with quarters in the new
- aa'1z; house Preparations we-s q,
.. .,s 1l-s s5c defence aud attack. All night
'-s Scod El,b their EsaS but TO a,lacG
--l7 Ga MoDdsy uisa,. bowcvev. their
- .e' s Iu>s wete Eratl6ed- Al abou;
49,. s..eA 2 ID, scoa after the Picke,s were
.-...7 A7 a';acN vas made upon those s,a-
- -2E1 Tie EU. east ct the town TIE
III. - + s Gl>ss. from the bill. b-on-h. every
49,. ..7' lei. sIi absn il gas followed tY 8
,5,s1. s4-1 from all the ,f,ks,< rfa hivS
.l-,s- 20, The 6rs, time a ssuss ,s ,ha danger
-. Sol:y q their po>ii-oa. For an
-. '--I >.22i a. their posts while The f-nc
l..--'7-- O. .ae h.,, sud along The railroad
rs.->>..a Slea oar coupaUY vas under wax
,r.. gl.tS u-e 70 lae scene Cf action
4. : ~A-'sd long eo3aSh 70 bs attacked
- @N?-c1e1.os Gsi1s R5-s heard s-i
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01

A<aa evidence Of the boaStsd courage OF
the bridge buraiag caivalry the following will
serve 10 illustrate. A.ter 5HrTiac the lue
bridge fhs: c-ossss toe Potomac, they 6rel mp
aa engine a-d attempted 10 push into the
river number Of engines aui ears that stood
be,xeea Is ami the bridge No: possessing
skil enough 70 get up Sufficient steam. after
several Intellectual attempts they ran Inc en-
Eiae-.' Ola Huudred~ into small stream
aboys the bridge over which they had Prev
oasly destroyed After this brilliant achieve
1eaT and sbla they we're scattered aoo1t
in dIfsren, paris Of the tosn the valve Of the
whistle OF toe Submerged engine oPscea oY
some usa1s aud the steam escaped win %
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01

by the time We arrived at the depot, We were
greeted by Col hane's command, returning
from New Creek, and by two regiments OF
Ohio volunteers from Laurel Hill on their way
east. OF course the presence of so large q
force blocked all the chances for a continuance
Of the skirmiSh From the pickets that came
in We learn that they had fired upon an ap-
proaehjug body Of men and that the fight was
kept up in an irregular manner till the ap-
prOach of the trains frightened the rebels away
Not ore of our party were injured. bat sever
a of the rebels were kiIied-It is thought four
of them Two of oar boys followed them all
night bat did not accomplish anything. The
Ohio boys left for Romney At midnight, and
another alarm was given AZ , o'clock aud some
sharp firing was heard on the hill
Piedmont is about rs large Q town as To-
wanda. 1t is very dull at present, oil business
baviug ceased with the stoppage Of the works
in the Railroad machine shops here. The REQ
pie have been very kind-many Of them always
having place at their boards for hungry
soldier The town was the scene of " bril-
liant secession victory" on Friday morning
troop of go mounted meu made charge
upon the fine bridge over the Potomac OF the
Louaconing Railroad and succeeded in leaving
it mass OF charred ruins They took also oil
the provisions they could fnd which they viii
probably pay for wHgS THEY CONE AGAIN.
Tae boys are all well and iu good spirits and
anxious for tie chance to strike good blow
for their couulry-a decisive one that will
bring sooner the day that returns tlen 10
their homes
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01

coils :" "The Guard recoilS /" and turned and
fed in wild dismay. To see the Guard in con.
fusion was a sigh. they had never before be-
held and it froze every heart with terror.
For long time they stood md let the can
uon balls pass through their ranks, disaain
ing to turn their backs on their foe Michel,
at the head Of these baltalons, fought like
lion. To every command Of the enemy to
surrender, he replied " The Guard dies-but
never Surrenders." And as with bis last breath
bequeathing this glorious motto to the Gusrd,
he fell q witness 10 the truth. Death tray-
ersed those eight bsttslons with such re-
pid footsteps, that they soon dwindled away
to two which turned lis hopeless daring on
the overwhelming number that pressed their
retiring footsteps.
Last of all but single battalion, the de
bris Of the column of granite" at Marengo,
was left Into this Napoleon flung himself.
Cumh-enc, its brave commander, saw with
terror. the Emperor in its fr8il Keeping
He was not struggling for victory. he was in
tent on showing how the Guard die Ap-
uroachiug the Emperor, he cried out, Re
tire Do vou see that death has no need Of
you ?" and closing mournraily, yet sternly,
round the expiring eagles. those brave hearts
bade Napoleon eternal adieu, and fngin-
themselves on the enemy, were soon piled with
the dead at their feet.
Many Of the officers were seen 70 destro!
themselves rather them suffer defeat. Thus
greater even in It's own defeat than ony other
corps Of men in gaining victory, The Old
Guard passed from the stage and the cur
tain dropped rran its strange caleeF 1t had
i9a-Lt its last battle
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01
BEWARE OF TIE TARMINTS

We have been reliably informed that while
the cut-throat rebels were engaged in the in
famous wcrk Of destroying the railroad bridge
that spans the Potomac at this place, they
were cheered and encouraged by couple OF
woud-be ladies. They should blush with
shame to witness the result of the cowardly
deed Young men should beware and take u
sober second thought, before entering into
compact with any of the above class, for they
might conceive the foolish notion that wo-
man has the right to sscsde and " 90 in on
her muscle, Us well as q State
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01

"a 4 Eh9toErlpd of the bed Of tie sec hls
been taken 6y Nr Taompsoo. II Weymouth
5a7, England TIE camera was pisc=d in q
box, sikh P.4te-g,.Ss fF1u: and m0ysabie shut
tsr, 10 bs drawn NJ ~lsa the camera was sunk
70 the bottom he camera. bzioZ formed 10
this box On land for objects in tie foreground,
:: sbouf ten yards, ~ss isE down fr0u boat,
earring wiiA ii q co..01isa plate, and the
sbu'ter. raised aud plate exposed for ten D-a-
u.ss- IHs box Eas dTasn %, aad the image
Developed Ezs Of ROCKS s1d seeds Tie great
sdTsGisce expected 70 be derived from this
application Of The at. IS TO o6tsia kao~-
edge Of Toe coliitioa Of P.srs. bridges, piles.
Ec1 c:1-r sGzltar5s E1is- Ez.sC
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01
Lost Boy.
Commanding forces in Piedmont.

3OoS @S
He had black eyes with long lashes, red
cheeks, and hair almost black and Gim0S; cur
y. lie wore a crimson plaid jacket. with full
lrowserS bu;toued on. Had habit Of whist
Ing aaa liked to ak questions Was accom-
plhjeG by small black dog. It IS long
while since he disappeared. | have very
pleasant hJaSe and much company. My guests
say. AL /, is pleasant here Everything
las much oi un orderly, pu. AKA! loOa-notu-
iuE about under foot, IA Dirt
b., my eyes are aching for the sight Of
WRITINGS aud Gu, pap=rs upon the floor; OF
tuma!ed-down card bguseS Of wooden sheep
and cattle OF pop-guuS. bows and arrows,
whips, tops, go-car,s, blocks aud trumgets.
wan. to see boats rigging. and kites 6 ma-
king | want 10 see crum5irs on The cauet,
and paste split on the kitchen table. | want
% see the chairs ard tables tOrned the vronC
way ab0U. !; want 70 see candy making, and
corn popping; AMI to dHd jack kGjves and 6sh-
HOOKS among ny muslin yet these things used
10 iret me once.
They say" Al yoa have leisare-uothing
TO disturb you what hesps OF sewing you
have time for" But l long to be asked for q
bi; OF string or Ell oli newspaper for cent
to huya slate pencil or peanuts | want to oe
colv-d for piece Of new cloth fo- j5s T
u'a.asa..S ard taeH 10 h-rl the sane : wan:
20 make a,..e dazs sud bags 10 hold marbles:
/ wan. to bs followed al. over the Loase !.
;ea>ea fa- Ii. ol dough f0- H,,.e cakes, or 10
bake a pie In q saucer. lc. these things used
:, fl-z, me once
Ta-~ sar-" Al vo, arc No. .-aI a. homo
V,-, ca'f,sfni elaeys n he Al li.,s-.y 10 60 10
concerts lectures ana PARTIES. I'd confinement
.-- ~,
E-- r,~. r-- r----a-... want - listen
f.- r.s s..,,, II. =, ~. r,r-l,.,- =, olive ra
sqs- gos.,- r-a.l ana lr,,,b ana rhau :o watch
fr,-, r.. yi-f-, r5.nf.ra f.a, hor-5.nr ~
s,r,,r ,,..r- s-z,,.,-- -sr.,s =, r7ar5 and
-.,,a,s lis. bY..,rs. 7 wan. 70 ...,'s-er,-a r7r5
..srrs f-,-. s-..-s AL r,,--,s ~ n ,,r,-s I
want r, ra sf,-5, s.. q r.,.r. .-sb IS .-za.r,s
s.g-., ,,.,-- l.,,E. r,.. .,-, -. r,s- o-5 r-.,-
,.fg.- vgf,-- are br,sh.4 mat ,,-r.rs may SIM
their Tg.la-5as srI .s5 OYER the Of -srssr-l
stories T.sr don. know tar-- farn-rss, then.
those mothers I fsl.., An these ,5-a-s I
called confinement o-ra
4 manly f -r-a stands before me rov II
is taller than I. has tA.,k. blaca EhiskcrS. aud
wears f-ock coat. Lgsoa.si sa.-. and crayat.
He has fes- come from college. lie brings
I.strn and Greek in his countsua8ce. bus,s
Of ,be OLD ph;r5s3nbsrs tor the sitting roem.-
He calls me mother. but | en- unwilling TO
oRu him.
He s.outl7 declares he is Nv bov. sni says
he viii prove II. lie briggs M small pair
az white .rox<ars with cav stripes a: the side.
aud asks ne if | didn', make them for him
when BE- f7lued the bo7> militia. He SAYS he
;S the very boz. too. that made tie bonfire
near the barn. Sd tina. We came very near ha-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01
THE sCoUrON TUESDAY MORNING

THE SCOUTON II ESDAI MORNING.
After the cuga cement on Monday nigh. it
was deemed necessary, by our officer IN con-
maud Of the town, TO send oUt scouting Par-
~ 10 ascertain if possible The amount Of dam
aye d0ue 10 the rebels. accordingly / euteGaut
Means yith lweuty-four meu was detailed 10
act rs such They LET, Piedmont Tuesday
morning. and taking a path leading tHcctir
over the mountain, east o. the town, after q
teGous CLIMB. Ter 1t could not property be
called a march, as the mountain was 50 steep,
they finally REACHED the ton where they found
doRse aud quite q large barn which by the
way are very scarce IN ta.s pa-, OF the coun-
try. both OF which had evidently been occl-
pied bv lie rebels ;le night before, after mas
ing a thorough search about the premises nota
ins Of Importance waS found, Taey then took
q -orther-y direction. following tie t.al. OF The
retreat;ag party or the night before aud judy
luy from appearances that they had rctrratea
In great disorder. after the wavm reception
given them 0y our picket guards. After te"
miles march 10 this direction they cane upon
q house occupied by Union nan by lae name
af Hamilton, who seeing them coming acd tax
ia.- then % be rebels, fed TO the woods Win
his family The good woman Of the house was
81. .l.-,. ,,--.-,,,5 m, E,r.- r,-aDa-,,i1us ID
..an~1 L,y..., = ..Frr9 rg.. r 1.,5rrs,n ready.
he ~. # st5.b made ;ra hoy, months fair
10 NOT o,3 ma, fsrf,., N ,,-r--s- any den
-~5sr.srs rf ary so~, rp5-s e>a,e.,..v r35. he
,.-,-.,fv Of I-r.ar n,-n I=ag- Mems sen, d
srre3 n. mem r., i-.-s..- r- sr,.r Il, -s.G-n AMI
r, assure .-a-, If ,n... r--er5.ras.. T.7r Ak.
..--s,., r.s-- f.v .r E..s.- ,s.t. the ns-,: yss
.-.-rfs and i.nr,-5.s.-r, - ,h.g. r-3y.s.r--
Them >1,as.h-r- - a1- r., ho-s as.7- very
aay.rrs 10 rst some good br,..r r..., aa. fresh
og.,s- + Birwel. volunteered ms services 10 ac:
q, c.g-r master g33 slg-- his magg-e,Dagr
The Whole rs--v soon Els the Satisfaction re-
a.-v-i r-r1 a bow, Of flesh 6n,.s-9ls. Waus
Mrs Hamilton was nasfa- bread for The par
y. Lieut.. Neaus sen: d squad If six men 10
exa,a.ue h.n>a aa1u.a u.e further en- The
raai. after reaca5uE +. tde parry 81 ao0a:
searching for aras Sc. after being assured
that there vas nothing Of the Kid ia The
house. tbev tloa-a. il te>. 10 eyan5as ;Ha
0sd> and 10 oae o. them th=r s1aal an Oh [
: mr-ka: carefully wrapped Up in lla clothes
which lhzv seized IS cou.ralaud
Tae7 mex. proceeded 10 the barn and a'.ar
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SPECIAL OEpEHs,

:
Head Quarters Piedmont July &c.
The loral citizens Of Piedmont, for their own
safety ami also 20 avoid coafusion--en case Of
an attack on the pIace-are notified to remain
" in doogs,r and not to appear on the street.
An alarm frem the picket guard" will be suf-
dcient nc,ice By order Of
y J. Tour,
Commanding forces in Piedmont.
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sound like that of train signaling at q dis
tance. Instantly the whole troop were seized
with panic rushed to their horses aud dis d,
appeared in great treplIation and q cloud Of
dust
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Or OF Oz1ER-The Chairman OF 9 po'..i-
cal meeting. seeing roEdy who Eas raising
his am 20 throw 4 stale eg- ~ him. bawlcd
out" SIR. yosr motion : og; Of order
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~ 70 naa : zee or sst., 0ar be that g
hc-eEl
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81 A Yankee doctor has a reuedE foT
hard TINES IL coaSs.s q ten aouE's Labor
vel worked :