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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of su,ir
~ writs Of Ycnd. Expo, issued ont of the ,ar- q
common pleas of Bradford county. state of Pelnyv,
MIA. to me directed, viii be exposed to public a.r
FRIDAY. the sth day Of March \. D. 1861 At tie cur
house. in Towanda. AZ O'Clock. p. m. the ullowngt
scrhed piece OF land situate in Snitheld tp and ton
ded as follows: Beginning al the centre Of the n,
passing the west line of said lot thence north SOC
along the north line of G. A Frenchs farm lS6 ppt
posi- thence northely So pt post the line OF l
formerly IahiDa Adams now Wyliis Eames one ?. Va|
erly Of the old corner thence south SO west along
south line Oi NyliIS Ealues lot lG+ p. 10 the cent?.
the road Aforesaid thence south lO1 east along SAID
SO p. to the beginning. Containing 50 acres with az
lowanCe OF per cent for roads, be the same mon
less, about - acres improved one framed house,
framed barn and IN orchard thereon, excepting from
above about five acres OF the improved land situate
the south west Of above described land sold
decided by Joseph Eames to David Newton now OC
by r. IlullJGrt.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit of Ems
Eames vs. Joseph Ames.
ALSO-The following described lot piece or pa-g
land situate in Monroe township, Bradford COUn'r q
State Of Peuna. bounded follows Beginning atd q
tonwood stump ing the Towanda creek, thence ~ q
chains and - links to q post. thence by land 'a
Eorthrup north -lso cast chains and Is IBs' ai
stone heap thence By land late OF 5. Cranmer de. o'
80 cast II chains and 5S links TO post, them .r@s
same south Il II cast chains AMI II link, "sF'
thence by the same south 49, east chains mas
to post, thence along the south side Of tie uT9y II
X. chains and y links to the of 6rgg' ,
thence along the same south 23lo east chains a1 =
links to the centre OF state road thence along sane aa
GGo east chains and - links TO post thence E a3'
Of Wm. Mason south 233O east chains and q .an
to post thence 10y land of S. Cranmer deed south oe
west 4j links to post. thence by the same souia y
east chains and IS links post, thence by the 80
south s35o east chains and 62 links 10 post and S
thence up the Towauda creek south 623o west ti5
and Is links to 4 post, thence up the same north "
west II chains and 81 links 10 post snd thar
up the same north SO west % chains and 80 links q
beginning containing % acres more or less all improve
one grst MILL mill, one plaster mill tour E
dwelling houses, two framed barns and small ortsf
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of G EA
against Charles Wells.
A. HANSON SPALDING, SheT1
Sheriff s Office. Feb. L lSGl.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

HIS FlEsT SUEBENDER-A Tallahassee cor
respondent Of the Jacksonville Southern C0n-
tederacy gives the following gra phc account Of
the capture Of United States arsenal:
About o'clock on the morning of the
9th inst, the arsenal at Apalachicola, ct the
mouth Of the Chattahoochee river, was beseg-
ed by the troops of Florida In consequence
Of the weakness of the command an entrance
was gained Mr. Powell, who has been in the
service Of the United States since l840 and
had command Of the place, acted in gallant
manner. After the troops had entered, be
faced tie line and thus addressed them:
"OFF1czRs AND SoLpIERs; Five minutes ago
| was the commander Of this arsenal; but in
consequence Of the weakness Of my command
l am obliged to surrender, an act which
have hitherto never had to do during my
whole military career If had a force equal
TO OF even half the strength of your own, I'll
be damned if yon would ever have entered that
gate until you walked over my dead body
You see that have but three men. These
are laborers, and cannot contend against you.
Take ms sword Captain Jonesw
" Captain Jones Of the Young Guard of
Quincy received Mr. Powell's sword, and then
returned it to him and addressed him as fol
lows
MY dear Sir You are too brave o man
to disarm !"
THE whole command then gave three cheers
for the gallant Powell"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
PROSPECTS OF COMPROMISE.

It's very evident that the propositions to
admit New Mexico at once as a State, and
amend the Constitution by prohibition of in
reference by Congress with Slavery in the
States are gaining strength among Republi-
cans here-not as concession TO the fears of
disunion, but as harmless III themselves, and
due to the Union men Of the Border Slave
States.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

The PEAcE CoNvENrIoN.-The delegates to
the Convention called at the suggestion of the
Virginia Legislature, assembled at Washing
ton on Monday, and effected a temporary or
ganization by the election of J. c. Wright of
Ohio, President. A motion to allow the pres
ence of members of the press was defeated, and
the Convention is to sit with closed doors
The delegates from Virginia will demand as
their uUimGtum the equality of the South" in
all the territories, and it is expected that Ken
tucky, Maryland and Missouri will demand the
same.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

CHARLE7T0NIAT IESANITT.-If the people
who can read and believe such stuff as this
which We cut from the editorial columns of
the Charleston jIercurg, are not insane from
malice and passion thea We do not know
what insanity
Eighty short years have converted the pao-
PIE Of the North into one vast mo5--a rafting
reckless, laI.lSS m0b-shriekiGg for liberty
amidst blood, Gad freedom in plunder. 1t
would be Of little consequence to the rest Of
the world if the blood they shout for we're
their own, and rapine their IaTlessneSs would
reap we're amongst themselves. But, as we
have said, their system Of politics isaggrossive.
Might IS their only test Of right To rob where
they can IS tle.r political creed. OF course
this robbery and aggression viii first com
mecce abroad. They must p,undeT and cE-
.aust others before they begin amongst them
selves, thus far theJ have now advanced 10 the
programme w.ivh time and human passions
nave marked ont for them So long as they
have southern fields npoA which to make their
descent and to piUagc, they may keep their
hands from each others thfoatS and pockets
But cut short this means Of supply, remove
this rich field from their roJber devastations
shut them Up in their own barns and work
shops to earn amongst themselves their own
subsistence and maintain their own rights,
laws and instj,uii0ns-and how long will they
stand The second act Of the drama will then
Je upon tie boards Tie pilage viii be trans
icrred from other fields to their own The
third act must be one Of b.ood-the last one
Of dasgotsm.'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

A SECESSION FIx.-The Constitution of
the State of Mississippi prescribes that no per-
son shall be Senator uniess he be cittztn of
the United States; no person can be a Cover
nor unless he be a citizen of the Uniteq States
Now, if the act Of secession has really taken
Mississippi ont Of the Union, her Governor
members Of the Legislature, her inhabitants
are all divested of their citizenship they are
consequently Incompetent to act, and what
they DO must be Dqli and void, and no law
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

The JAPANESE EMBASSY, which occasoned
so much excitement and public demonstration
in this country, arrived at Jeddo in the
Niagara in just nine months from the day they
left that port. Their arrival occasioned no
unusual excitement amoug their people
Some few padded around the big ship to ad
mire her dimensions and proportions, while the
ambassadors received no unusual notice or
marked attention
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
Jan. !, 1861.

N OTICE.-Notce is hereby given 10 10 =
~ persons indebted TO the estate Of JONI
IRVINE. dec d., that the accounts of said estate vi
main in the hands Of the undersigned tor Sc et'e,
the 18th of February, and will meet such peTso"
Office of VIM. c. Bogart, Esq. in Towanda, on Nd
DAY, of each week till that tine,atter W3.D WI. S,,s
remaining unsettled they will be placed in tne ''
OF the proper officers for collection. ,,,.ryg
Jan %, 1861. J. ". Ih''
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-By virtne

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtne
~ of order Of the Orphans Court of Bradford Co.
will be exposed to public sale on the premises, SAT-.
URDAY, the I'd day of March, 1861, at o'clock D. m .
the following property late the estate of Orange Bos
worth decd situate in Pike tp. and bounded and de-
estate east by lands belonging to the heirs of said VIM
Drinks estate and Mosely Ellsworth south bv lands of
Geo D. johnson and Jonathan Nichols an west nv
OF stephen Brink, H. NJ. Upper and R. Easterbrooks
Containing about sixty acres about ty acres thereof
improved, with framed dwelling house and framed
barn, small horse barn and two orchards thereon
TERMs made known on the day of sale
WN. r. STEPHENS.
BETSEY BOSWORTH,
Feb. 6 IsGl Adm
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TFIIE Spring Term of this InSt;tp,o,
4 commence March 4, 1861, and continu, In ~ VII
TERMS Common English Branches, 'sek..
higher Branches. es................... ''''''!
Board convenient at reasonable prices. .''' ; y
Feb. T. lS6i.-3t.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

INDICTMENT OF SECRETARY FLoYD.-JoHN
B. FLOYD, Buchanan's exSecretary of War,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury of the
District Of Columpia, for malfeasance in
Office. Will Virginia deliver him up to
i1s.ice
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

LOUISIANA has gone ahead even of South
Carolina in her disregard of the right of pro-
perty the Mint and the Custom house at
New Orleans have been seized and consid
cradle sum Of money deposited in the former
has been taken possession of in the name of
the State. Government drafts for the money
have been repeatedly disregarded
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
NOTICE.-The Commissioners of Brad

NOTlCE.-The Commissioners of Brad'St
IN County have fixed upon the following days 8
dates for holding appeals, viz
Athens twp, Athens boro' Armenia, Albany A'y-
Burlington twp, Burlington bore, Burlington west l@
Monday Feb. 25. l.6l
Canton. Columbia, Franklin, Granville, Herrcs !. z
Roy, Ltchtield and Monroe tp., upon Tuesday tte !.
Monroe boro. Orwell. Overton, Rome, RidCfery >9'
Creek, Smithheld and Standing Stone, upon Nedas'@
Feb. y.
Springfield, Sylvana boro Sheshequn, TowsDd' Y
Iowanda boro, TOwanda north, Troy OoTo and IasA'
"a upon Thursday Feb IS.
Troy tp., Terry, Ulster. Warren, Wyalusing "y'
and WeeS upon Friday March lst.
Windham and Wilmot upon Saturday, March ,
Assessors will be punctual in delivering the no'
taxables and in making their returns in person rP' -
day designated in their warrants, a. which tns =
place the Board OF Revision viii attend and hear 81 Ia
as think themselves aggrieved by Assessment. and Us
such alterations and deductions a. may to Ih'l "
just. By order Of Com'rS, r
Comrs Office. Feb. l. 1861. UHA-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

FORT SUMTER REINFORCED.
have information which, though not
official, leaves very little doubt on my mind
that Fort SGmter has actually been reinf0rocd,
in spite Of the vigilance Of the Charleston VOL
unteers think it will turn out that the
steamer BrooIlya took some three hundred
soldiers aud ten or twelve officers to the en-
trance of Charleston harbor, and that in the
night time they rowed in small! boats with
mut1led oars, past the batteries on Morris
Island and Fort 5fouItrie and are now inside
Of Fort Sumter.
You may remember that the people Of
Charleston were greatly excited fortnight
since, by the report that war steamer, sup
posed TO be the Br0odyn was lying off the
harbor; but as nothing was heard Of her. it
was supposed she had proceeded to Fort Pick
ems. There was a story also Of small boats
having been seen il the neighborhood Of Fort
Sumter, and it was sagaciously supposed they
were sent cut to examine tie batteries On
Morris Island
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

TRANrIING on THE AMERICAN FIAG.-At q
Richmond theatre not long since an actress
Miss RitchingS, We are toId) undertook to
sing Hail Coumha" or The Star Spang
led Banner" but was promptly hissed She
then came forward. bearing the stars and
stripes, and sang the Southern Marsellaise,
during which she threw down the flag and
trampled upon it, when
d" At once there rose so wild 4 yell.
~ all the icuds from Heaven that fell.
Had raised the banner cry of hell
Every diSgraccful insult that can be heap
ed upon onr countrys fag in the Southern
theatres is sure to win tumutuous applause :;
but is such applause worth the cost
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

BRIDGE LETTING.-Seaed propos,,
D will be received at the house Of A. A. NoNs /.
Monroe twp, on TUESDAY, Feb. f9 1861. until =.
O'Clock p. m. for the building and completing RIA,
across the Schrader Branch OF the Towanda Greek '
that place. Specifications for the same NAV be seer
said Mobiles and at the Commissioners otice f2y \,
week previous to said letting.
p II. BUCK.
w. 4. THOMAS
w II. DECKER.
Commissioners Once Jan.24, ls6l CONN
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Special Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the SuOsgsg
IA on the late firm of Humphrey Il WicSham' - +" r.s
Judgment or otherwise, are earnestly solcheu ~ =
immediate payment. Accounts remaining un,gg'.,grt
be placed in the hands OF a legal agent for \. .
ter the 10th of February next. After that d1T M - r
scriber will sell goods tor ready pay, ard VII ~ ~
10 wait his old customers and others WnortjfTl. VINO
him with call. J. u. dO NI va
Jan. -, 1861.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
JANUARY s, 1861
To tie People Of Bra!tora County
all other Patrons Of tie
CASH DRUG STORE!I

7 TENDER my siucere thanks. for ds
I very III cral patronage bestowed upon me, daz
the last year. in ny New Medicine Building upon s
corner Of Maine and Pine Streets.
DcvOiing my whole attention TO all branches snrs
tanning 10 this business and strictly adherirg 10
grand aim of giving the best satisfaction ! Intend
present opportunities for purchasers procure mater
according their quality, lower rates than in s-
other store in this vicinity. Ny usual assortment VII
kept constantly supplied with fresh purchases
Medical advice grataitousy given at the Once, CHI,
ing only for Medicine.
Towards. Pa. II c. PORTER
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EXECUTORS NOTICE Notice is h'5
H b. given, that all persons indebted to the es'a
ELEAHER WRIGHT, late of Litchhed tp., de-
are hereby requested to make payment without ~,
and all perSous having claims against said esta"
CYRUS BLOODGU1"
SAMUEL DAVIDSON
Jan. !, 1851. EXecui'H
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

KING any iurther steps towards the adjustment
to TIE present dlilcnIteS- / have conversed
win SeTeFai eau."S men OF tne 0oN'h' ana
some AGA',"'S'I4OoA oHlc'aI,' VINO say I"ol !"
an a'1"tN mas not "een maze II viii oe "'
soon as "o'a Is rGceIEea from the managers
mere: 3o"e oi l"e hoP4p"eahS' 10" ever
'nIuA 'ne'e tePOttS' aS well as Tue lFt"l tA'
c',eAeHlS concerning 'he uahseF oI lne us
uicI ana IaI"ai are ohIy scEeDeS 10 h,'
on SPeeHy compromise measures.
PLANS FOR ATTACKING SUMTER.
b,l''''l'''' "No .IS J'SO g'''''0 ''I. tLH
: "li "Ho - - 'NI " ''''
7'I'S'I',.'.'' "lC t'ou t''o 0ti','l' toS''.o
''o'ou1,,! Fos.11 a. ~
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t ,I .',''' torr t ,ItlI ',i' 49,
I.r.t2[,'. 1-'--:, T.I,aS ~ o,4[. w..
c;..lt,;l r1..r r:ni.,-, =, tr.o ,,.n ne.
l 49,. -: r.rI- ,Iy.. I,-:., ,--,ro5
,,..I -..l ..a,,,z,,.... lin al ~,
,t.r c.ar - sta,
-, +Io4 rl'', ,rr,-.o, r;tv : tEo o,I, oss,,IsIra
49, ~. I,.-.,.'.,,,- lr NJ; -.
80. -, 7''7 - ~
IN ~ "o :, '0'' r.,,--
h'I,' r'-'. - - '''.' ~ '.., a. ..'s
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e"' al" 'y' I'.5 i".p VI " "..7' 0"o >. ~ .'o0
@5'"u'' "-sC "e a1.-'''s.I - Er '':c.',5 ~u.t
Nv
TO cover i line upon Fort Mou.,rie and Pinck-
naT, Norris Island battery and t12reStOn.-
% 10 o. Ia o. q q
man them, ana with all these points opening
upon him at once be VIII be entirely occapIel.
lie has none pointing to Tie east upon mount
Pleasant where the State has erected !oTnlaa-
bic batteries and taken tuitler their largest
ordnance with abundant supplies; and while
she other places open upon HIM the -d0aHJ
Pleasant batteries wall keep up an uMnter-
raptCd fire upon Fort Sumter with the Vuf-
pose Of making a breach. Tie distance IS only
three-Quarters Of a mile.
This plan IS the common talk among the
State troops and citizens, and It is generally
understood thai as soon as word IS received
from Col. HAVNE and the chief coaspirators
ut Washington, the attack vii. Commence
Very many people have consequently left
Charleston, and many more are prepared to
leave at moments warning. Much excite
menJ prevailed at ChaFieSJOa, consequent up
On dispatches that the Government at " ash
.,t.@r. III 49,, rl.7o - T,,,-oooIo
This whole matter has been laid before Mcssrs.
STANTON. HoLT and Lieut.. Gen. SCoTT, and
they will consider it.
The Mint AND SUB TREASURY SEIZED AT
NEw, ORLEANs-Some ten days ago secretary
Agf.r ..'-rnw NOR ~ b
on tie Assistant-IreaSareT at NeT-Ur.eans,
for the purpose Of transferring the coin and
bullion in the Branch Mint in that City to the
drort ,,,s ee50 a06 IT,, 5ovs 400 ha re-
ceved a dispatch from Adams agent in New
Orleans, stating that the amount would be de-
ilvered ~ two or three days, but taat the AS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

EXECUTORS NOTICE-Notce is b.r
H by given that all persons indebted to the es,,
CHRISTIAN BEVERLY late of Oyertpn tgn dc
are hereby requested 10 make payment without nj.
and all persons having claims against said esta,e
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL ANABLE
Jan. 2:. 1851. Fra.rt,
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CLOVER SEED.

A QUANTITY of CLOVER SEED i..
"A received by '~
Jan. %. 1851. H. S MFRCrD
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Reinforcement of Fort Sumter by
the Brooklyn.
RumoFed Attack by the South
Carolina Troops.
Seizure Of the Mint and Custom House
at New Orleans.
Important from Washington.
TORT SUMTER REINFORCED.

dispatches to the y. Y. Times
NAsHINGToN, Sunday, FEB. Z
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RFm AonRrtf,Rmrnfs
CAMPToWN AcADrNrrr

REV. 5. F. BROWN. PRINCIPAL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
ARTICLES OF WAR.

AN ACT 7 esutsag uies und Articles o M gogeyaae q the orrnies Qf tte Coafsderots States.*
 Every officer in the of the Confederate States shall the passing this act and every officer who shall hereafter be appointed shall before ne enters on the duties d hs office subscribe these rules and regulations,
 It earnestly recommended to all officers and soldiers di- gently attend divine ervice and all officers who shall behave nde- gently rcverenty place of divine worship shall if commis publicly severely epmaned y the pcsen officers soldiers every person offending shall for his first offence forfeit onesxh dollar to be deducted of his next for the offence he shall only forfeit like but be confined hours and for like offence shall suffer and pay like manner which money forfeited shall be applied by the captain senior officer of the troop company to the of the sick soldiers of the company troop which the offender belongs
 officer soter who shall use shall the penalties expressed the
 foregoing ace and commissioned officer shall forfeit end pay for every dollar to be applied in the pecd ing article
 ARr Every chaplain stoned in the armies of the Confederate States shall absent himself from the duties assigned him. (excepng sickness leave of absence shall vicen thereof before martial be fined exceeding besides the loss of his during his absence; be dis charged, the said aral shall judge proper.
 ART Any officer soldier who shall conemptUors disre spectfu words the President of the Confederate States Vice President thereof against the Congress of the Confederate States the chief legislature the Con eeate States in which he be quaercd if commissioned officer shall be cashered otherwise punished umaa shall direct
 officer soldier lie shall suffer such punishment shall be inflicted him by the of coumaItlsl
 ART G. Any officer soldier who shall behave himself w con tempt dsespec towards his commanding officer shall De nse according the of his offence by the Judgment o court martial.
 ART T Any officer or soldier shall begin excite join n any muiny company the of inc Confederate States post detachment guard
 shall suffer eah such other punishment as by court martial shall be inflicted ~ . -
 ART s. Any officer commissioned officer soldier who being nresen at any seon his suppress the coming to the knowledge of intended muty
 The aclss indicated annexed
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Linen Department

Linen Department. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS, new designs. PRINTED LINEN REGATTAs. LINEN sHIRTING, Golden Flax. LINEN SLEEPING, French and Scotch REAL TOILE DE COUTRAL FRENCH TABLE SETS. FRENCH TABLE DAMASK. SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOWELS. BIRDS EYE DIAPER, LINEN LAWNS, etc. FRENCH and ENGLISH HOSIERY All descriptions and sizes for Ladies and Children FILET MITS AND GLOVES. NEW STYLE FANS. PARASOLS.
 VALENCIENNE, Application and ront Laces. RICH EMBR0IDERIE5. MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES. PARLOR SUITS. MORNING ROBES and CAMISOLLEs. MARsElLLES SUITS. EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. INFANT ROBES. etc. CHIBDREN'S COSTUMES. RICH LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. MUSLIN AND LACE BARS. MARSElLLES QUILTS, Counterpanes, etc. FRENCH PERFUMERY etc.
 We will take particular pains to fill all orders from the country. April 4, 1861. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
[OKnER NJ. 12l

z s ordered o Me Naaoy Board % Me Sot @ 4honsos, That digest compilation the rules and regulations the mill this state be made under the supervision of the Board that 5000 copies of 1t be pnc the the troops who who hereafter be called service this This digeN shall the rules and articles the Confederate States the ordinance the people Akanas adopting these rules and articles for the the olce and such other information be useful those engaged the military service of the country.
 H. Ii RECTOR, PelAM
 Military Boayd
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
June I3, 1861. If Plum Bayou,
GEn REWARD

DANAWAI from the subscribers sh, < A plantatiS, IS miles below Little Rock x Arkansas. on Saturday, 2lst Dst., negro -I& man named JACK or JACKSON. Said negro is of dark copper color % or 22 years old, about , feet, or inches high, weighs l55 or l60 lbs, and is stout and we'll built He rode away light brown hlly years old, with hlaze face, and Me&i- can brand on the left hip or thiah--had a light cassinere barred sack coat and black wool hat, alsotook with him pair of coarse white blank cts a pair of fair leather saddIe-bags and a fiddle will most likely go to the Cherokee Nation, where understand he has mother living, few miles west of Fayetteville. Tine above reward will be given for his apprehension and delivery to me at this place, or S25 will be paid if he is con fined in any ia in the State where can get him
 ]. ". McCONAUGHEY.
 LiNe Reck. Ark.. July 9, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
R,mGlcay Negroes.
RANAwAY.

EDANAWAG from the plantation ofg% \ & JOHN GORDON, in Prairie county,,&s on Che ad inst. negro man named "Shar F. per- black, about , feet, inches high, weighs about I 35 or 70 lbs., had on when he left pair of heavy wool pants, mach too large for him, a4 old has and olJ brogan shoes. 4 liberal reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery in any ai where 1 can get him. Address
 $. SHELDON,
 June I3 lcGl If Plum Bavou. Ark.