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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

CPECIAL COURT-Notice is hereby Civ.
~ en- that Special Court of Common Pleas Will be
held in and for the county of Bradford mt the house
in TOwanda, commencing on MONDAY the l4th day Of
January next, 1850 at O'clock p m. and to continue
one week, at which the Hon Robert g. White will pre-
side for the trial of the following causes to wit:
No. 26s Feb. T, 1856, 4 Smith VS.. Samuel Kelum,
ct. al =. eiectment
No. ll5, Sept T. 1856, Israel Smith VS.. Samuel Kel-
luTa, ct. al,-trespass
No. 3D. Feb 7, 1857, Edward Overton vs. A Smith
ct. al.,-eiectment.
No 40, Sept. T, 1857, Israel Smith vs. Samuel Kel-
um 3D.. et ai-trOYer.
And such other may be issue and for trial
at that time.
subpenas rt.urnable at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. on Monday
the l4th day of January, as aforesaid.
ALLEN McKEAN,
Prots ONCE, Towanda, Nov 6. 1860. PrOt'y.
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one evening, we are told, after q weary
march through the desert, Mohammed was
camping With bis followers, and overhead one
of them saying, l will loose my camel and
commit it to God;" on which Mohammed took
IL up. Friend tie thy camel, and o.nmit it
to God"-that is, do whatever is thine to do.
and leave the issue with God. ETl.- L
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

A UDIrOR'S NOTICE In tie matter Of
N the estate Of lerandeT r. Biie deceased. In the
Orphans Court of Bradford County.
The unders gned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute monies in the hands OF the administrators
per account FLED. will attend to the duties of his ap
pontment at his Office in TOwaada Boriugh, on FRIDAY
the 24th day of JANUARY 1861, at | o clock D. M at
which time and place all persons interested will present
their claims or be debaed from claiming any portion of
said fund. -.'
P. D. MORROW,
December 20, 1860. Auditor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

A UDITORS N0TICE-a The matter Of
IA the estate OF Dmii OKeefe, decd. In the Or
phans Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned an Auditor. appointed by said Court
10 distribute the monies in the hands of the Admnstra
tor will attend to the duties OF his appointment at his
office in Towanda Borough, on MONDAY the 2sth day
JANUARY, 1861, at o'clock p M, at which time and
place all persons interested will present their claims or
be debarred from claiming any portion of said fund
..~ q. II. WATKINS
Dec. I3. 1860. Andtor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-In The matter of
IA the estate Of J. F. Chamb rim. ainlr If S. W
BHes, deed rs. TVm Williams In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Bradford County No 223, Sept. T. 1859
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court
70 distribute funds raised by Sheris Sale Of real and
personal estate OF dendent viii attend TO the duties Of
his appointment at his Office in Towanda Borough on
SATURDAY, the 2Gth day of JANUARY, 1861, at
o'clock p m, at which time and place all persons are
requested to present their claims or else be forever
barred from said fund. ..--. 4 4.-t. s---
r.-.-....- a 81 q. IT, WATKINS,
Dec l3, 1890. Audtor
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03
NJ Y ER1S MILLS

VEIiE undersigned having purchased the above well
/ known mills and attached Co il Steam Engine and
also put every thing connected with it in perfect repair
with ajl the modern Improvements in in tirS;
trOnaGc If the COmmnnitvtrusting that the rcputa ION
the mill has heretofore borne may suffer in the hands
of the firm. Ii shall he aim do all work en-
trusted TO promptly and in the best possible
Customers from a dtance may rely upon having their
work done to make but trip mill
Mr. FROST will continue to give his personal at
tention TO the business at the mill.
CASH paid for all kinds OF GRAIN also Flour. Meal
and Feed for sale at the lowest market prices.
MGER, FROST 4 co.
ISAAC NYER. O. FROST. T. FOX.
NuR7H TCwANpA. Oct Is. 1858.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03
DOUBLE THREADED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Price Within t!e Reach # Every Fami

THE reputation Of this Machine is now fully establish
l. ed the most rcIiablc Machine IN the market for
family and has been attete too by thousands o the
most respectable families in the Union.
This Machine makes the celebrated " Double Lock
Stitch the only one made by machinery that meets all
the urcmenis of Family Sewing Each stitch is tied
twice that every one j. securely fastened and wholly
independent of all the other stitches for strength. that
ii the is cut every t0urth stitch broken the
ing must hold good while the fabric viii The
machinery which makes this stitch is marvel Of sim
nlictr requiring mechanical skil to mana"e IT,
does require adjustment more than the change o'
thread anu uecueS 10 adopt It To the character or tEc
work to be sewedcoarse fine tlie may be- j
will gauZe lJces. and ali varieties and kinds of fab
rcs between aud iacndiHg heavy beaver cloh without
changing either needles thread equally well, and
turn to either lety oi work with perfect satisfaction.
No ether Machine ever offered to the public will DO as
much.
4 rerfect Sewing Machine one making stitch an
swering G the requirements ofhe family sewing
and tine woI equally we'll the great desideratuH Of
the home circle previous 70 the invention Of EDwl>
CLAEE'S REVOLVING LOOPEu. The stitch IS bCauti!Gi.
trong and elastic and ,yW not rip in tcear or in acc
dentSl breaking thread.
Every Machine warranted TO give satisfaction or the
TCG-ey refunded.
Temye large list of references but will give tie
names O. only few
Mr. B. T. sHAw-Sir: have used for the last three
months in my Tailor-Shop, one of " Raymonds Latest
improved Sewing Machines, and do think il the best
tor tailoring purposes. and would not do without
it for One Hundred Dollars il could not get another
the kind for less money.
|. ANTHONY MULLON.
Mrs VIM. Elwell. Towarda Pa.
Miss Harriet Aioway, North Towanda.
Miss Minerva Voslmrg, Uailoress) Burlington, Fa.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Asylum, Pa,
~Mrs J. w. Alexander, Troy. Pa.
Mrs +. p. Shaw SheSheuuin, Pa.
Rev n. A. DcFew. Penfeld, Y. Y.
Calvin Carpenter, Esq. Elmira, n. Y.
Mr.. T.. \. Scott, Elmra y. Y.
Mr.. NJ. Richardson Emira, y. Y.
Mrs, j. H. Webb, Towanda, Pa.
Mrs j. II. Nevins. Towanda Pa.
Mr.. G. H. Bunting (tailor) Towanda, Pa.
Mrs G.. ". Vincent, She~hequn, Pa.
Mr.. A. Million, (taiIor) Mouroeton, Pa.
Mr.. Percival Powell, (tailor) Sheshequin, Pa.
Mrs Owen Spalding Naverly, n. Y.
Dr.. G.. II, Morgan, WySoX, Pa.
All orders by mail Express viii receive prompt at
ention. Persons not having the full amount can be ac
commodated with short credit.
liberal discount given to gents. Address
March D. 1850. E. T. SHAW. Tnwanda Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

A STORY is told of Dick, q darkey in KeE-
tucky, who was notorious thief, so vicious
in this respect that all the thefts in the neigh
borhoods were charged to him; on one occa-
sion, Mr.. Jones, a neighbor Of Dicks master,
called and said that Dick must be sold out OF
that part Of the country, for he had stolen all
his Mr.. Jones') turkeys. Dicks master could
not think so. The two, however, went into tie
field where Dick was at work, and accused
him of the theft
:" You stole Mr., Jones' turkeys" said the
master.
"No dida't massy." responded Dick.
The master persisted.
Well" at length said Dick" I'll tell you
massy, l didn't steal dem turkeys, but last
night when went across Mr.. Jones, pasture /
saw one CT our rails on de fence, so brought
home de rail, and confound it when | come to
look, dare was nine turkeys on de rail-"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03
ORPHANS COURT sALE-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
" Of order of the Orphans Court of Bradford coun-
ty will be exposed to public sale the premises on
SATURDAY January y, $3.50. at o'clock, p. m the
GLOWING described property late the property of Jesse
Hammond, late of Springfield twp, decd, bounded and
described as follows, to wit Reginniug at Norway
pine tIee being the south corner of c. F. wilson
lot thence south to the band of Three Fall Run thence
along the bank of said run to the foot of the hill
tH"..ce sOutherly direction to the corner of Remover
" miey's land from thence in said WOrmey line to the
nj lie OF the Berwick Turnpike or highway, thence
north along said highway to the line of Calvin Vests
land, occupied by A. b. Eoorhis thence west along
the line of said Calvin West to his south west corner
said lot, thence north to c. F. Wilson's line the place
OF beginning Containing six of land he the same
more or less, per deed OF Edwin and Gail Nichols to
said Jesse Hammond. Dated Sept. 20, 1850.
Terms OF SALE-S200 at the day of SALE balance one
year thereafter date, with interest.
J. D. HAMMOND,
Dec. IL, l9CO Administrator
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

We HAVE the following good one from an
authentic source:
A Subcommittee of school board not q
3 class in primary school, One Of the CON
Mite undertook to sharpen their wits by pro-
pounding the following question: ........
twelfths to Isaac, two twellthS to Harry, and
two twelfths to John, and keep half the pie
myself, what wonld there be left ?"
There was profound study among the schol.
ars, but finally one lad held up his hand as q
signal that he was ready to give an answer,
"Well, sir, what would be left. Speak loud?"
1.-The plate"
The committee man turned red, while the
other member roared aloud That boy was cx-
cused from answering any more questions.
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$5 90 PREMIUM
AND THE PURCHASE MONEY WILL BE PAID TO ALL PUR-
cHAsERs OF
MEO @HI VA M% W& 9@$
Ceebrafed Familu .Se,cing Machines.

Celebrated Family Seeing Machines,
NT0W for sale at the Towanda Agency for returning
IN them, if after months trial they do not prove
satisfactory These Machines have been thoroughly
ed ia this County during the past year, and award
ed the first premium at the State Fair at Wyoming and
only ask now that all wanting first class Sewing
Machine to try them.
Five thousand OF these machines have been already
sold in different portions of the country and the salts
faction that they invariably give warTantees in making
the above liberal after.
We can refer to a large number who are using these
machines their families in the different towns of this
County ior a list of which see another column.
Great inducements are offered to local Agents. for 9TH
er counties 10 this stale. -za lesst l#e .sss
&S- All orders by mail express will receive prompt
attention. Persons not having the full amount can be
accommodated with short credit. H~ sse4
Il tss1 scs sfr,a SECS d. +. SHAW, Towards, Pa
Noy. Is ,lste, .s.5 . IS & e... a-..- 81 - E q
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03
New Fall and Winter Goods
At
VIM. 6. Rockwell's

COMPRISING the cheapest and handsomest lot Of
< Goods ever Offered in this market.
DRESS GOODS-Mcrno Prints. Ginrhams, Rem
Chene M"harS. Canton Cloths. Greiclie de LANES.
ured Coburg~ NofeIla Cloth, Plain and Printed Tita
Hamilton Manchester and Woo! de LaHe>, Figured&
vcaus Poll dc Chcvres, Black Plaid Figured Mayce!il
EOCKwELLS.
SHAWLS-B Broche, Bay State, Chenille. Glennsr q,
Gentlemens Shawls, Ladies scarfs. CIotkiags and Ia
sels, al
ROCKWEELs.
ENBROIDERTES, Iarcs. Edgincs, Dimity Ban:
Wells Coilures, Ribbons. Fevets BOnnets and FoweH
a. ROCKWELLS
KNIT GOODS Ladies and ChiIdren's Hoods, Nuba
ChdIens Sacks. Naniles ami Socks at
EUtkWELLS.
GENTLENEN'S GOnDs-Cloths Cassimeres, satir
Jeans. Dtnlms. Sg~penders. CtavatS, Collars, Sbrt
Shirt Bn-om~. Drawers aud Cnder-S Shirts, Hats ca,
'''''' '''' R0CXwELLs.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Curtain Drrsis
OIL Cloths Furniture Prints. Trlking. Paper Hs-glg,
Window Shades, BED and Iahe sprc'ds, at
.EOCkWELL'S.
SHEETTNGS. ShrtinGs, Jaquered and Semen Lie
Diaper Damash Table Cloths and Napkins, al
R0CkWELLS.
YANKEE MOTIONS Combs, Buttons, Bru,s
Threads Stationery, Pins. Nee dies iinok- ann III
Looking Glasses, Percussion Cape Beads "g!es Pg 1
Forks and Spoons, Crochet N.gd.cs, Knitting III
Zcpbyrs, Scotland Wnoi and Scotch arms, at
EOCkWELLS.
CROCKERY, Hardware. Glass, Sash, Oils PafH
Nails. Putty Barning FLUID. Camphene. kerosne. w
eaware, Bird Cages, Bnnt~. Shoe> ard Leather, at
R0CKWELLS
GROCERIES best Crushed and Pulyerised
Brown and Cnfiee sag rs, Black and GTeen Teas
and Rio Coffee Chrc0l;ite. Syu!pe, MoaSseS. Io'a
Sices Indigo Starch, soap. Crackers, Saieratus, G.
Tartar and every thing else IN the line viii be iOl
EOCkWELL'S.
ALSO-Fresh Ground Cayuga Plaster, at
ROCkWELLS.
Many thanks for the liberal encouragement bts't
extended rs and we shall endedvuI tu continue 70 |
satisfaction to all our customers, old and new.
WILLIAM \. RDCkWFLL
Ne /, Pattons BgL
Towauda October Is, lS60.
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a. wzcKEAN g. goN,

VEJOULD respectfully announce to the public that they
w have purchased OF J. ID. Humphrey. his entire
stock OF DRY GOODS, and in addition are now receiy-
ing, from New York. large uppes Of Goods adapted to
the season embracing all the varieties OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, HATS & CAPS.
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c.
Which they offer for sale at the store formerly
lie Square, They would most cordially invite all call
and examine their extensive assortment, they
termned 10 offer their goods for cash. such prices as
cannot fail to suit the closest purchaser
\. B--Dealers can be supplied by us with Gents Bo-
sons and Collars Sewing Silks and Gots Pezs at the
manufactures price.
a. WICKHAM,
Towanda Oct %, 1860. Cd. WICKHAM
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IRON AND STEEL,
aS va
Pumps, Lead-Pige, Chain Pumps and Tnbes.
ERiYTANNEA AND PLATED WARE,

the latest and most approved paters. large quantity
of TIN-WARE AND STGVE PIPE. always on hand -
Patent Stretched Leather BETTING. Every name and
form of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

TUST RECEIVED at the KEYSTONE
~ STORE, Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps and Straw
Goods Crockery Oils and Paints Glass and Sash Choice
Family Groceries. s, ~. Is. .--s = ?.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

DR. G. S. PECK, SURGEON AND
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST, TOWANDA p,
gT-OIice No. l, Brick Row, over E. 7. Fox's sto,.
entrance first door IN Pine st. February lg ISe0
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

ii AMBURG CHEESE. The finest and
IL most desirable Cheese in market for sale at
q F0XS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

of every variety. My stock of LIQUORS has been pun
chased for CASH, directly from the Importers whereof
am enabled to furnish Farmers for the approaching
Harvest Superior and Pure article of Liquor OF an
kind whatever at LOWER PRICES than were ever be
fore offered in Tuwanda. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
MURDER AND SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN

A bloody tragedy was enacted at the corner Of
Copover and Reed streets, Red Hook Point, about
o'clock on Monday evening, resulting in tbs death OF
Mrs. Ellen keenan,, by the hands Of her husband, and
immediately aftsrward the suicide Of the husband,
WHO jumped overheard
Officers Lynch ard Oates OF the Third Precinct
heard the report OF firearms, and being informed by
boy that n murder had been committed hastily pro-
ceeded TO the house. The parties kepta liquor store
Tie body OF Mrs. Keenan, found weltering Ia
blood behind the counter her breast pierced by eight
buckshot A double-bsrreled fowling-piece was lying
near by. The store was full Of people when the
officers arrived but the ony witness was little boy
sged years, named Peter Keenan,, son OF deceased,
who stated that his father drunk, and getting the
musket aimed Il at bis mother. Both were behibd the
counter but few feet apart. She held up her hands
and cried out, don't shoot but fyou will Ia rather
you'd s,oot me than amt" Her annt was In another
imrt Of the house a the time. Keenan, fred and then
throwing down tho gun out of the house, saying
that he would Jump overheard. He went In the d'rec-
ton Of tie WHAT al the foot of Conoyer street. Capt
Hobrook came up about this time, aud, with the OH
Gers present made thorough search Of British bng
living n the wharf. The whole nefghborbood was
ACQUIRED but without the d. sired rest when at length
near midnight, Degbbor discovzd something in the
water about ten feet from sb1re. drayrope wac
procured, and body, which proved to be thai Of
Keenan,, was drawn " lse land. IN bis pockets were
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER s5, 1861

found tS in change, some percussion caps and a
bullet.
The bodies were both given in charge Of Coroner
Horton.
II appears that Keenan, bad threatened to shoot bis
wfes sister some tine previously. After the gun was
discharged, Miss Shirley, who resides on an upper
floor. cane down and saw Mrs. Keenan, yield up her
hst breath.
Keenan, had been drinking freely for nearly two
weeks and at the time of committing the horrible deed
wac aborpg under delirum. Mrs Keepanisr presented
as sober industrious woman, by whose aid her hus'
band Lad accumulated handsome property. lie was
the owner Of the house in which he lived. The De-
ceased husband was about 40 years Of age. The wrs
was about IS. They leave three children-orphans
indeed-the eldest eight year,, and the youngest
six months. An inquest was held upon the bodies
by Coroner Horton on Tuesday morning, and verdcts
in accordance with the fscts were rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
LATE NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
STATEMENT or AN ESCAPED SAILOR.

The steamer g. K. Spauldiog, from Haticras Inlet,
which arrived here on Monday, bTongh, among her
pass,nf ere a ouDg man named William /. Philips OF
harwcp, M1.-. lie bad leon eaI Logged q soil1r on
The schoouer Nathaniel CbsSs which was captured on
tie sClh Of Jolly by the Pirate steamer Mariner and
rnr,s~d Nrwtern. Pbiiira was subsequently ou,-
uioyed n. a seaman schooner plying between that
Al ,e and Cape Hatierss. Alter mAking two trips be
va, summoned before the commanding officer, Gen.
xyune aud required 70 enll- ia tic southern army.
n. gut oil however by accepting the portion Of cook
for "A mess aid held il twelve days After The
der Of Foft lIaitsrs be sent 10 Portsmouth, from
with place he succeeded in etcaph 20 boat Of the
strum-r Pawne-.
fore he attack by the Federal forces, was between
nine hundred and a thousand. Iney were expecting
an attack from tie Federal squadron four days prey
ou. But they had full confidence IN their own power
10 reti-t md II they had suspe, ted such event
would have escaped before filling nlo the hands Of
Government.
The number Of soldiers OF Newben, N. c.. WA
ahOut two thou-hud. Much pains bad been taken 10
foftfy tho place and vessels captured by the prva
teers were sIuk across the uouh OF tie river. Three
email batteries wrr, nlsp erects rear the tOwo.
II was reported that tei thousand men had been
Withdrawn from the army in Virginia AID plucrd az
H.auf A. ~ l.. One hundred guns have al, beef Oh
in Tor the defense of the place, aud was believed
70 be nearly impregpable.
The following pfiyat,ers tsli steamersl were In the
the inlet: The Gordon, tie Alice, the Msrs'lon, the
Mnslow, q o COhep, and A man-oi-wsr, tic name OF
which ~Hs not ne, ertained. The Gordon and WiHslow
hud been most successful in the capturing Of prizes
Before the al,ak upon fou liatvras, he Gordon and
the MaraDon left for Charleston the rest Of the yes Is
e,fnp.d pp tire river There were alto two English
vessel. In the inlet, loading with turpentine. Tho
ArVouaut, Nova.Scotia vesrel had been made prize
The 'COnfederaie" soldiers were pm ip"lly Jaw
recruits from the country, badly disciplined sh3 lack.
Ing know ledge skill la the art u war they laeko
ala ia devotion to the cause, many Of them npa-
tbiling with the Federal Government The impression
Was Sensnl that II there was one Z" tig fghr at
Washington IL would decide ihe struggle. IL would
be- short eampaigD 10 the Of iniOn OF tho re'es IL
they should be oefeaedi but long war In case oi
roul Of the Federal army.
Tie inbbitauts Oh the coast, whose principal sup
port had been by Iheir trade with The North, were
thoroughly sick of the war. Feeling that Secession
had been pre- iptaed upon the State against tie wishes
OF her people, they were eager Tor the overthrow oil
the spoIioas Government. Tho suffering Of The poor
aud the decentralization OF tic currency acded 10 -
feluv of di.conieut Union rleetings hnd been held,
At which Influential citizens attended, and t had been
agreed ~ oier 10 isisnca the Federal troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
GEN FREMONTS STAFF.

The following officers are announ 'ed 80 shs na
the SIAN OF 1Se & bo oSsvsd and respected accord
ingly:
Ch!eCefStaf-Bris Gen. A. AsBoTH ,,yv,yvs
I,,isfaaf 5J;ytaat- Ger.-Cspt. CHAuNcEY NC
NJifsTv Secretary and Aid de- Camp-Col y n hA,"''
I6isT ,op ngydDhieoi Es9ineey-Co JOHN - fiA">'
SI;cf Of 1OSdnanee-Col GUsTAyR WAhsSRh
Gift II 1rtaisyt-Lisut. Col JAMES IO1Tkss
. JnSSe Idcocate-Mai X N. CoRwIN
IJiri,on SnfgsJH-DT T. TELKAMPY.
1.tsant Surgeon-pr. Joua CooPRs. ,,r
Acn0 Quarter master CieHeraI-BtiE Cen }. MohlhNh'
U,7pfv Papmdstcy. Rerdi- Lieut. Col. t. p ANDRk"s.
C5sss,Iade, of The BODY GadydMajor OHAhbss HAsVhh
kiu.soi Lireeior-CBpt A WALpAUkh
AIDS-pE-cAMP.
r., ..x,- Major FRAHK J. Wits.
81 Sr.~ID1 NPRSER nsior VIZ DoRsnEnRR,
coi a y n sruvNCx Major H. RANNlNe,
81 Sr.y Iovxtoy Msior h. RUsH PLusLEI,
coi JosS Gr,IKY CAPT J. r. HowAED,
~ = n m,on. Capt LEONiDAs HAsKgLy,
NJ, Isyrs ~ SAVAGE Capt JOsBPu RgsISrFr.
The special duties assigned to the AidA-de"CamP are
as follows;
Col Albert, Adlatns 20 Chief fStsf.
Col Woods, DirecloT Of Transportation.
Major Savage Aihi.rS RegistrstoT and EIpedltor.
Msior PluuIlsy Postal DiractoT.
Capt Haskell. Polire Director.
AsjoE DOrsheims aud Caps Howard Phvs'e 5eefstaeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
MILITARY TRIALS.

The following General Orders show with what "a
ciity military justice is dealt out:
HEipSUhEysHs wEsTKRS DEPART>EST,l
ST. LouIs, No. Sept 20, 1861.
/. Before he military commission which convened
at TIE ST. Louis Arsennl, on the 9Th Ipst pursuant to
Special Orders No. lis, current series, from these
headquarters, was tried:
ULYSSES G. YASsospOFF.
r7oa,,on Of n. sS Sa1 and STA 4nei Of War;
Srsc6dta '. IN his thsi the 'ad c. Vknno-dof did
about the lot d. Of Jny. ls6l relieve and cid and
nosdoa tie 'fptsd did ei' sud volunteer "a the
ESss In On. Go mia & G Sy SSs AZ % .,
the day Aforesaid take Up ssns' the Federal Govern
lDpnt"
the dy Store sd ap TO this time ipdaesd and prevailed osn
PersOEs to jcn the Rrte .ruy"
The c'mmssou hnd' the accused CaaP a. charged 'nd
does therefore sentence b Ufkse O. Daaaosdg1, 10
eolfsol'e5 yoy ~ Bss j ne Gcae-a G,rersmsAL"
IL. Before the same Military Commission was tined:
Isaac Wilcox.
Ttedson against the GorrTFmenf Of the Unifsi Stof
Spscfaatn L. 10 This, that the said Isisc WcsI did
about tue 2h day Of Ju 6 rev. an give aid AID comfort
90 tue dav did enlist and In the Rebel army
IN one company comm ADDED bv o. III e,G"
,bS Az "frid ave 90 ssn saasp th Fsder.
SPEC oaia That Dc sd Lease "icOi has, hom the day
aorsd up this time Induced and persuaded certain parties
w TiNrISe Avn sxsTEScR
The Commission hads the % bed Guilty a. charged end
docs thrrTe Gu snee him Wilcox To he cehhBed at
haid dntg the and 10 have his property eonhscsied
tor the bcneh. Of the GsneTsl eoyernuIrnt" ~
III. The proceedings and fl dings Of the Military
Commission in the foregoing cses ere approved. The
aenten e. confirmed and will Immediately be carried
into effect under 81 arge Of The proper officers.
By order Of Major Gsn,I.i &c G fsss .yv,,vp
Assis'sat AdjuIsnt0enersL