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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
The Spirit in the Southwest.

Passengers from the Southwest report an in-
tense excitement among all classes of citizens.
Along the railroad routes crowds are collected,
asking for a chance tn go to Virginia. The fac
is, if the Governors of The Southern States would
consent to It. the rush for Virgniu would give ail
the railroad companies in the South as much az
they could do for the Eext six months. The smell
of gunpowder is invigoratiug.- Char. Mercury, 2s.
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To Horse! To Horse |!

vHyHE EDGEFIELD RANGERS "a Company
Of Cavalry will 60 into Camp ut Horse
Creek, four miles below Hamburg, on Monday,
18th inst, and us our ranks are not yet full, We
make an earnest appeal TO all thOae who wish to
serve their country in this arm of the service, to
report themselves forthwith. I do assure all such
from whatever quarter) that they will receive
cordial welceme into our ranks, with the certain
~ of going into the regular service as soon as
tho requisite number is enrolled
ANDREW j. HAMMOND,
Captain Commanding.
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CromW0sllingtoIl.


WASHINGTON. July 27.--Twn Federal pickets
we're shot witLn two ;es Of Alexandria.
A company of Southern cavalry calne within
three miles Of Arlington.
The correspondence called for by Congress has
been refused by Lincoln, rs Incompatible with the
public safety.
The House passed the Senate hill appr"pTaiins
$4,000, 600 to transport arms Ia loyal citizens in
the seceded States.
WAsHryoroy, July 2a-The Now York Herald
states that Secretary Wellca has arde:ed power
full naval force to guard the crossings OF The Poto-
mac below Washington.
The story that Gen. Lee is % cross the Potomac
South cr Harrer's Terry 10 improbable:
I,is probable that an entire change in the or
can;zntion of the Federal amy will take pla"e.
About midnight the ?icke,s "i both armies
s.lne into collision ucar the Chain bridge.
Bunch. Of the Perry, VIII" went 10 The Confe'ier-
ate camp to procure the body ri young CnineTon,
h IS returned. His companions arc held us pfiso-
ners, While he himself sas sworn t" secrecy before
ieing sil"we'l /" depart.
The New York Tribune says That Lander is nu-
huriGe,l 20 surlErr in tie West, /" organize the
men al the In"uri'lir- aa'l plains with whom he
was popular shile caga%e'! in ol'cn;ng The orer-
laad mail y"n".
Tie flag 81 truce has returned !r"'n the enemy
They refuse 70 perrin; oGr sursc.ns 10 So III tic
6Ll. or allow ambulance. witEn their l;ncs, tut
s,ule that thcy will take good care of wonndc.
II now appears that q la:s;, nnmhcr vii" were
supposed 10 hr killed were CAPTURED while attend
ing the vounde! at Cc:.trcriilo Hospital.
A number Of three Ia"n,l.'$ men are leaving to-
iiyhl. There are seventeen thousand "l them
here with acccrlanccs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Missouri Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Popc notifies the property
holders on the line Of Railroad, that they will be
assessed for injuries, unless they fight the bridge
burners and truck desiroyers, or give information
of hostile designs. The southcrners are gather
ing in force.
The Southern Missouri and Iowa Democratic
Convention declare the irrepressible conflict doc
trino the cause of the war. The convention
pledges the Democracy Of Iowa to support the
Government in any legitimate measures to settle
the difficulty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Tri.weekly chrsnicle 4 Sentinel.

Tho Tri.wgKxLr CnHnsIcLE ( SENrrSEL vii!
~ i..uei ~ suon rs we have one hundred n'm"'
on our hooks tp commence with. In the mean
.;uo ,iDs. who ,ubscrihe for the Tri.Wcekly will
-.csve the Daily To thosc who have mailS only
,hro. times week the Tri-Wcekly will be an Ar-
c,mmnlntiun, answering every purpose Of daily.
r, ui,, he published on Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday mornings, embracing tho latest news OF
,,e night previous. Each number will contain
,,-ord. or sjrtcen columns Of reading matter.
Tsnas-sj per Annum; $3.50 for six Months;
so cents per Mouth. Address
WM. S. JONES,
Proprietor Chronicle seotinel'
Augusta, Ga,
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10 the Volunteers who are now called
into Camp near Columbia and

BY order of the Governor these Volunteers are
{, be organized into three Regiments, each elect
ing their own Field Officers. Allow many friends
to suggest the namr Of Col. ?. J.. CALHOUN as a
gentleman and officer entirely worthy and compe-
tent 10 command one of those Reg giments. hoping
his ability and claims will not be overlooked.
lie will go into Camp Mt l.ishtwct Knot Spring,
near Columbia, in few days in command Of u
ComRsny from Laurens District.
EDGEFIELD.
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Fur Tie Advertiser.
Attention, Cavalry.

~ per.oa. whu have joined the Cavalry '"l.
raay being rni.ed b. Col. T. W. LANnm and
,,lsr., are requested; Ia meet at .ctsr Church "''
Thursday. the lei Argns'. at ~ o'rl""k' a. M''
f,7 tts rarpose 81 rlec;ins ofi"r'<. full at
tend .nc. or. the :nc,ahers - requested. Persons
wishing /, j,ir the Company are invited t" at,
...,,; TROOPERS.
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Muster Roll
COMPANY X, 11rn REGIMENT :. c. Y.

COMPANY X, Irn REGIHEST :. c. Y.
Tuotoiu-B. N. TALnERr.
l.t L:ent-nuRi-J. +. BrRRESS.
.nd Lieuttnuaf-A. G. SEIeLEn.
:,rd LieWtcnnnt-J. L. TALnERr.
let .>s~snnt--W. T. WEST.
End .Scrgcant-0. 7. CELEBRATE.
:srd .Scrg.aat-W. n. MARTIN.
III .Ssrge"ni-J. W. CHgArHAN.
jA .ScIysaat-C. NJ. CALHOUN.
LIT corporci--JSn. FRANKS.
""m CorporaI-W. II. RErSobrs.
:%;id C"rporui-JSo. SESrELL.
III Gorpo'a'-T. 7. WHITE.
str Corporni--W. ZIMMERMAN.
Gth CarporaI--T. j. MiLLrr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
July q
p Regiment to be Raised.

rUyHE Undersigned propose to raise REG1-
MENT for Confederate Service, and will re-
ceire Companies from any part Of the State. We
do not deem it necessary at this time, to appeal
TO the ,triotism of the country to respond when
our bre,nrcn ure in the fight and need help.
We propose that Gen. JAMES JONES, Of CO.
lumbia, be the Cnlone and arc allowed to say
he will accept the command.
Address either J. j. RYAN, Batnwcll c. H., or
O r. FAUST, Bamburg, S. c.
July 20 st ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
From Cairo,

CAIRO, H., July 27.--The SoutherncrE at Union
City are on the move.
1t is rumored that feet of steamboats, came
from Memphis yesterday, and are to-day engaged
in transporting troops to New Madrid. Scouts
report their numbers very large, their object being
Birds Point.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31

s The Maryland Regiment va: in ti:a tai
Il. rt Hanas<aa. and distinguished itself by lie
coolnes. ana bravery uu the battle field. Gel.
ElAcy (f,rmc-iy Captain Elz:y, who commanded
=, the Arsenal near ausTs's. J"ar ago. was in
,.n.nmaal cl ;!.e RrEm"nt: a,l'i was rroEa",ed On
the battle icl,. fur his ;altn: conduct.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Notice /!

A LII persons are hereby cautioned from trn-
n ding for either Of two Notcsgivon BY the SUB,
scr,ber (with Mcasrs. S. F. licode and Il. Bland
~ surerics) to Dr.. NJ. ImBordc, the first dated
about 10Th Jan. 1860, for SsO5, payable lst Jan.
1862, with int.rcst-the other given at the same
time for $500, payable let January 1868, ms the
consideration for whirh said Notes were given
has not been complied with, and l am determined
to resist their payment.
r,oI n a0
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Attention, Trespassers
s25 REWARD.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned from tres.
n passing on our lands, either in hauling off
WOOD, STRAW or SAND from Faid lands. And
=. persons pre olsn forbidden the hauling of sand
ant ofthe Public Ronl Leading from ". j. Durisocs
ON the Columbia rnnd, ani ntersccting the New
berry rond near Thos. i. IIarTey's. Take. heed,
We transgrcssors, VIC are determined to cnfurce
tbe law hereafter to the fullest extent.
reward of S2j will be pail for evidence snfh-
cient to convict any one guilty of further tres
passing On our premises or the aforementioned
public road.
II. B. GALL.iAN,
Fon L. W. Pl.hEas,
". T. DURJS0E,
JAS. B. SULLIVAN,
y. r. DIRIS0E.
Julv l. ct %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Movements of General Cox.

ClsctSxA7I, July 27.-Gencral Cox hna oecu-
pied Charleston, on tho kunawha River. Th'
Southerners have burnt bridges aud are falling
hack.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

war.
Now, this is to give notice that in raising hesc
three thousand men, will receive ten companies
to form regiment, uud they may Immediately
elect their field officers, or they may du 80 after
they assemble at the eucumpment- The rolls OF
the companies, signing distinctly for lbe "sr,'
and The certtcutes IL to tue elocion Of company
officers, must first be returned to the Adiutnpt
Generals 0ficc. The Hrst thirty companies
offered, according 10 the requirements Of said
Proclamation, will he received. 0ne Artillery
Company and two full Cavalry Companies, to
each encampment. will be received; hut these
will be attached, at any time, to any regiment or
regiments that the public service may require.
July "a dt 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Please Notice This !

e T aoIre time si:.cc the first ii December last
"A A GOLD WATCH OF eoiue was taken from
NY possession. cannot fix the ting. ns il was in
.lrawrr rarely yi-itel and haA only beer known TO
ne gone lately. Tie watch il un old English
lever with white dial.plate, made fYrs fsnW.~ck,
r. T., Ne. 2:..'''.
]. has p"s$iiiy been taken aud lralsd. here
or il; Augusta. y suitsblsrewari ai,d many tlnn:
will Lr given COR is recovery.
ARTHUR sINklEs
EhgeGetl, :. c., July II IT Is
s The Augusta Gyreitntio"nli:! ana Chroai-
cie 4: 'Ss"tintl will copy tho above twice and for
war,l accounts to this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Flour and Candles.

NUST received fno supply of CHOICE NEW
eD FLOUR. Also, largo lot Of Ada,nantinc
CANDLES. l.. n. COGBDKN.
July 81 II 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31

NOTICE.-.All persons indebted to the e..
~ tate Of &. w. Landrr,n, decd, are requested
TO come forward Immediately for settlement and
those having demands against the ssme will pro-
sent them. W. NJ. LANDRUM, Adm OF.
April 3 tf IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Shingles, Boards. &c.

TEViIE Subscriber will furnish to order and de-
Il liver HEWED TIMBER, BOARDS, SHIN
GILES, LATHs, de-, ut the usunl pricea, and will
fill all orders promptly. lie promises satisfaction
10 all who may favor him with their patronage.
lilo may Gt al times DO found at hiT fathers resi-
dcnce four miles from Edse8ell C. H.
L. DEL0ACH.
Mar l3 If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
J. E. MUSE,
SURGICAL. AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST

O1.H1 :"
rs Permanently located at Edge6cld c. n
L Office in Upper North Rooms in Maj: ;. ;.
ToMpKlss' Residence. formerly Nicholas Hotel.
Al! operations guaranteed. The best of rcfcren-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
BoWles & Hughes,

IT'D RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Edge
10. field, and all whom it may concern, that they
are prepared at their well-knuwn stand, BOWLES'
STEAM MILL. to
flake Wagons Of every size and style
Having fine supply of tho beat lumber, their
work will be found as good as the best In tho
way Of encouraging homo industry. and for your
own benefit, give US trial.
Apr2 II IL
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Southern in Everything,

II WILL. sell my remaining Ltock of YANKEE
PATENT MEDICINES at Coat. I want To
ret rid Of .hem-don't want to see Yankee or his
pills this side Of Mason & Di2on's Line anymore.
''' ''', r. L. GENTRY, AGr.
Hamburg, June At 2s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Fresh Family Groceries.

T PENN, Agent, has received fresh sup
r.. ply of GROCERIES OF EVERY DIES
Xxi prloH, which I've Will se!l exclusively r"r
Lash from this ,iate. AL orders for articles in
this line must be accompanied with tho Cain.
Mar
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
Flour Mill Notice.

- -
TIME Subscriber respectfully informs his trieSa:
Il and all lovers Of good bread, that be has
lately rebuilt the old Landrum Mills" on Shaw'a
Creek, 12 miles from Edgeiield C. H., where he is
prepared to GRIND EITHER WHEAT oR
CORN Mt the shortest notice. and with despatch.
He does not say that his Mill will turn out better
Or more Flour than any other, but be ventures to
say that he will mahe as good Flour and as much
to the hu.he! ca any other Mill in the District.
If you do not believe it, Try me.
JOHN SEIGLER.
Ju!y2 Sts ~
@eWE arc authorized by many friends oil Col.
S. HARRISON 70 announce him candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Clerk Of the Court for
EdgcGeld District.
April II tt 10
10 The friends of JACKSON coVAR an
nounce him Candidate for Clerk Of the Court
Edeg6eld District. at the next election.
april %. 1851 10 sf
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Notice.

ry order of the Ordinary of E;isessll District,
IS will sell to the highest BIZ ler at Edqcfelt
c. IT,. on the first Monday in August next FINE
LEVER WATCH bcloqSias 10. the Estate OF
james Rushtop, dec, Terms Tade known on
day of sale. S. 3. hiAILEf, Ad'or:
July Is, I5dl. st Is
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To The Planters of Edgefeld District.

e. ". StrOm and Iasper Rust al home ON sick
fur!ough.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31

July 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31

MANY EpGEFIELp VOLUNTEERS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having SUPPLY all kinds Goods for thu WHOLE COMING
SEASON selling them the WELL KNOWN Low PRICES,
Not Raising the Price Of Any Article!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06

IA Fourth OF JULY-Are we TO have q
iHTa Of Julg among US? As yet, we have heard very
"s said in reference to proper observance Of the birth
"a! Of our National independence by citizens. AT
a' Particular time when country is shaken from
'e to circumference, and its people wild with ex-
nni in consequence OF the pending war which threa-
F' Ae overthrow Of glorious Republic, it seems to
'lai the exgcncy Of the times demand demonstra-
which, should it be our last, will be held by every
!a ctze1 in grateful remembrance. On that day the
A'ya' States will probably give " three groans and 4
'a for the Union let us give three cheers and =" IL
and renew pledge of " life, fortune and sacred
-'T 70 maintain, invoIatc the compact Of our fore
'eE' Let US have old fashioned" celebration and
-''1e the blessing of Almighty GoD upon our 'chote
'ty' and nPon noble volunteers who have gone
-6a' cur couatry's battles. What say your
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06
~ GooDprcn GuARns.' s.'-This Company.

~ " GooDRIcH GuARns. This Company,
imposed Of young men from Is to 2l years of age late
'led IN this place, made their first debut on Friday
~ 'l'oa last After forming in rank in front of their
-ey marched down to the Fair Grounds, below
,' which is now styled Camp Tsford, named in hon
'.e worthy Captain of this young Company. They re-
~ Camp during the afternoon on drill, which was
.-s''ed BY many elder soldiers who expressed their
4"'0n at seeing them SO well disciplined, consider
N NC 0me they have been organized. At o'clock, P
~sy marched back to town, when they were con-
1 % the residence of E. O. GooDRIcH, Esq, (who
1' n'noF Of bearing the name which this Company
oop'ed) where they were furnished with refresh
H.. lew appropriate remarks were made by Capt.
H. "O 3od Lieut.. ALLEN which were responded to by
NJ, 'OSIcH, After doing ample justice TO the good
prepared by Mrs G tie young soldiers gave three
i, ,nter' and tiger for their host and hostess,
b. back to Camp Teliord, to spend the night,
,., ,p','ence in measure the" hardships and priva-
.~ VI soldiers life. This latter demonstration OF
&lhce y ~ : A''H 0' ''H's '''' H.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06
pa~ PoLE RAISING IN WINpHAu W7nd

ham Centre, June j, ls6l.-The citizens Of WinGham
have to be proud of the demonstration here
to day. very large and beautifAl flag had been previ
ously prepared by the ladies, for the occasion. Tie
splendid pole prepared under the direction of B. Kuyken-
dali Esq l25 feet in length raised at o'clock P.
NJ, under the immediate superintendent of julius Rus
SELL ESQ., the ola War Horse of Democracy of the town
About THIS time delegations arrived from Rome, North
Orwell, Litchfeld Nichols and West Windham with the
Stars and Stripes floating proudly in the breeze Cheer
after cheer welcomed them by the hundreds already in
attendance.
The stand for the speakers being prepared and every
thing in readiness for raising the flag J. G. BADcoCK
Esq. was chosen President, and Julius Russell Peter
uykenaall p. II. JOsn Darius Brainard Chas. Sweet
and Ellery Cheney, Vice Presidents. The flag was then
raised. the ladies' volunteering assist Three hearty
cheers for the Stars and Stripes and three for the ladies'
proclaimed not only firm and enthusiastic devotion to
the Union, but that the wives mothers daughters ss
tcrs and sweethearts were not forgotten. hundred
horsemen depoyed around the flag and participated add
ing much to the spendor of the occasion. After which
eloquent Unionoving addresses delivered, inter
rupted almost every moment by expressions of approba
ton, by the Hon. g. H. BArstow and C. Sweet of New
York Elder Spencer, OF Litchfeld Mr. Case, of Rome,
and D. Brainard and Dennis Sullivan of Windham.
1t indeed gratifying the unanmity of feeling
all Democrats and Republicans seemed to vie with each
other in their devotion to that flag which has always float
ed in triumph till struck by traitors hand.
The sentiment here is the exists all the
country where the Union sentmen has not been Hobed
out viz The Union-one aud ndivisibe- not one star
the less,
Those in sympathy with treason found comfort they
few and kno,cn.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06
a= VOLUNTEERS ExRnrr rRoM PRocEss.-

hsE VOLUNTEERS ExEMPr FROM PRoCEss.-
~ the saith section of the military laws OF Pennsylvania
No execution other process shall issue against any
oscer non-commissoncd officers priyatcs, Of the
militia when called into actual service under requsition
rom the President ofthe United States or in pursuance
1.-The order of the Governor Of this Commonwealth, nor
shall any such process issue against him until thirty days
sr he shall have returned from duty to his usual place
resdeace until forty days after he shall have been
a,hlrgcd and the court alderman or justice of the
pace from which from whom any such process shall
ays been issued shall quash the sane, the
Asdany such person being ordered public duty shall
lR cen proven and AL the costs which shall have ac-
a7aa commencing or conducting any such process
ri be paid by the person who shall have appliSd for
sad execution or process"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06
A l. i not an nnfreonent occurrence, al:

-es II is not an unIrequenL occuTFeHcV, III
It exerv day, to see in ts place, more or less victims
,.,oe foot" whisky preambulating the streets in
,,;s,sous manner, disturbing the peace, and laying
,..,ve, liable TO prosecution. If few examples were
yoftha.s q" worthless" it might have salutary ef-
M and 20 far towards preserving decency in our streets
,rbsro is our borough Constable
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06

n SwoRx Companies A. and B.,
rom this place, were filed out. and sworn into service
>, Camp Curtin day last week Lieut. AchEAN VS.
lied t. place short time since for the purpose OF ras-
r recruits to fill oct the Companies, which he accom-
rbed in few days, and returned to Camp, and three
r,ursaies from this County-two from this place, and
-, from Athens were sworn in and mustered into ser
,,. Tie Troy Company Las not yet been sworn in a.
though they have been accepted. We believe the Com
Many Is not yet fall
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06
fSTED

In Pike Friday May 3D. lSGt OF depthera. CORA BEN.
NETT, only daughter OF John If. and Betsy E. Agncw
aged year months and IL days.
Al Troy. May so, 1851, Col. ISAAC u. POMEROY, in
the list year OF his age.
The deceased was a resident Of Coventry. Tolland Co.
Conn He for years resident Of Genoa, y Y,
and settled at Troy in the year 1873.
Many and important the changes he lived to wit
in the region Of his adopted home. To these impor
tant improvements contributed actively and
efficiently than he.
His strongly marked traits of character such as
to command the esteem OF those who knew him. Active
and public spirited, citizen cordial AMI sympathiL
ing as a friend kind husband ard tender faher,-a
thorough going and rcho,r soued maa-his memory will
long be cherished in the annals of village and in the
hearts of his numerous surviving relatives ard friends
TCOH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06

rn IMPORTANT TO TEACHERs.-lt ia official
,,oonced BY the head of the School Department that
county superntendents instructed to grant no Ger
ftar the first Monday in June 1861, without an
o,ir,,io, into the theory as well as the practice of
and 10 mark the proficiency in both, in the GER
.c.ts according to the same scale rom one to fve)
th ,o other branches Proficiency in the theory is to
be tested by examination and skill in practice by obseT
vation in the school ROOM
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06

s- We publish in another column, the
Bill passed the extra session of the legislature for the
the families Of the volunteers throughout the
s,,,e who have enlisted in the present war II clearly
ct, forth the course to be pursued by all who clam ITS
,,o6s and we recommend it to the attention OF all Ia
terosied.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06

"a TIE CRors-We learn from gentlemen
sn Teren. parts of the County the the winter grain
m not promise very large yield, although an orGna,
~ ROD may be expected. Owing TO the backwardness
'lhe Srrrg thus far but comparatively small amount
srcorn and potatoes have becn planted The corn that
,, tcen planted and up looks poor. Ii the pres
-, warm and pleasant weather continues, there will, no
.5t. be large amount yet put in. The grass crop
mses az abundant yield. From the southern and ives
mart Of ts State and also from the western States.
ysrospects Of IN abundant harvest are favorable
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-06

\ % Barn BrRNED.-The Sulliran County
4 lasrat says a barn owned hy Mr. James Taylor, in
.,on township, was consumed by fire. at about 10 O.
a sa Saturday night last: It appears that there was
,aas sack near the barn which was set fire, and
sne. soon spread to tie building. Fortunately, tie
u changed while the barn burning, or Mr.. Tay-
1tSeins house would have been in ashes 1t is said
s was thrcshirg machine tanning mill, corn sheller
rl other farming utensils in the barn which were de
soyei. The entire loss is estimated at about 500.
On Tuesday last one Andrew Cover, Of IycominG
.aary was arrested he being the suspected nccEdary
h was brought bcore Justice Shpman Of this place on
Wednesday morning, and bound ovor to Court. We
s.n that since commital he has confessed the crime