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ORPHANS COURT SALE-In -

" ance Of an order OF the Orphans Cont of o.. ,,|
frd County there will be exposed to Public sal
yelling house, on the premises last hereafter desc
at clock in the Afternoon, Tuesday the Z,-bi~
August. the following described tracts Of land itn!
Smithiied twp. in said county To wit: one Lat or %
bounded on the west by land Of Albert Calf % -
tie public highway Cd 10y land laie ot Hrvy ba.Y
dec d.. and North by ind NJ q. A French trin yrs
j. to be deducted about three acres, sold bv aid a a.
to Henry Brigham, nd half and 4 re sold t., : : ~ "
and y him sud to Wm. /. Il rse. said first d,,rrI%E
of Land after Aed Icting SAID lots. sold as to,ei'
Containing AZ, ut Al acres nf land supposed " >,
framed barn thereon erected Il lew frut trees III
growing. aud about q acres thereon i'm ,rayeI r.
other lot bounded on west by land of II c. r,bl"
and 10y other land OF said deed. on the south nv I
S. ;. Baker the east by land OF Edwin T. Fr.n.h M
the north by land OF g. A. French from which u
be 6edurte small lot OF about three fnurths of an
which VIM. L. Ross now resides, and about a h,it "
sold by said dec d to said Ross said last
lot 30 to he exposed t0 public sale as aforesaid C
tling after making said dednctipns about 40 acres WV.
about 20 acres thereon improved, Nth framed bomo
and framed barn thereon erected. and an apple o
thereon growing-said lands being OF the estate 0. M
deceased.
Attendance viii be given and terms of sale made know
by the subscriber
E. G. DURFEY. Admir-.
Smth6el1 TuIy
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Towanda. Aug 5, 1862.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.. II

A UDlTORS NOTICE - N HanriUs
"A Us JOHN E. dnn Young In the Court Of Com.
Pleas OF Bradford county, No. 332 September 7.
lsGl.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said CorIt
to distribute monies raised 10y Sheriff cndans
real estate, will attend tn the duties of his appointment
at ms oite in the borough "f ruwauda on saturday,
the 22d day of tUGuST 1852, at O'Clock D. m and
all peron having claims upon said ne> must present.
them, or else be forever deharred II ON the same.
", I. DAVIS, Auditor.
July %. 1852
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-14
July q. 1852.

4 UDiTOR'S NOTICE In Ms n,attsr Of
~ h' s,tlte IF hn Oman decd. lii the Orphans
CUlrt ni Bradford county.
Che undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute funds in the hands OF the admii-traU
arising of zeal estate Uf said decedent will at
tend u the d'tes o bis appointment at his Office in the
borough OF Towandi on Monday 18th day OF August,
l>G2, at 10 oclp K, ard all er>nnS having claims
ad monies must present them else he forever de-
barred from the same z. d. MORROW,
.Jaly Ii, la62 Auditor.
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EAIR WARNiNG-TAkE NOTICE =
IL After the 10th of August, all subscribers for Daily
papers must pay in advance.
have my News Bill 10 settle up every Tuesday and all
will see how necessary it is for to nave the Cash III
hand keep my credit good. for six days d, least.
would rather do less business and have the cash to
pay my bills promptly. A. +. COWLES.
aup
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n be'y cv Jose h KmgSbery. In the Court OF Com
Pleas of Bradford county, No. l30, d. cember Term
ls6l.
The undersigned an Aud tor, appointed by said court
to distribute funds arising from sale o defendant real
estate will attend to the duties Of his appointment al hs
office in the borough of Towandt, Thursday the l4k
day Of August 1852 and all persons having claims On
said none must present them else be fore, delarred
from the same. J.WOoD,
ly III. l>62. Auditor.
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Towanda. July 81. 1862.

- HERiFFS SALE BY virtue OF unury
~ writs Of Fl Fa issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Bradford county. to me directed aud delivered
will be exposed IL pubic sale, at the Court House in the
borough OF T0wandi on Monday September l>62 the
following described lot piece parcel oi Land situate
She>heqain twp, beginning at the southeast
Thomas Ed alfs lot theice east 1l perChe> stake
thence north 24l0 t"a stake for thence west
771perches t. stake thence south al pcrches to the
place OF beginning containing llG acres, less
about 65 acres improved framed Ia n, log house and
orchard at young rut trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Geo Kirby
VS. John l.. Mallory.
ALSO-The following decrihe lot niece or parcel of
land situate in WjalGsine twp heSnning al stone wall
in line of lands late Of the heir, james Wood.
field the road leading from Tuwand4 to Tunkhannock
and thence along said road south 80 west jt percheS
thence mort 2s west 3jl00 perces, thence nprin So
east 81 peches thence south 24o east 36-loo perches
To- the place OF beginning; containing TORY purCiieS
laud. or less. being the lot conveyed Ivy Sa
rah H. Crotu II Bl ckman, per deed recorded i'll
Deed Book No So page all imur we'd framed house
framed barn blacksmith shop. and rut trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit o: Ulysses
Crniut IT. tie of u " Fnrdham v \ Vaughn.
ALSu-The following described lot, piece D rcel Of
atd situate IN S'lHnDia Twp "e1Aing it p'~t -" The
east line Ui lot No j6 t the of the Waite tn-
thence east ia erChe L. lot No 81 theAre
by the same and 1t No III 'nth - perhe, t.
OF the last named lot thence wI>t II per le> past
thence north IL 10 perchea To a the pl h.:
ginning, containing 80 l2 rrcs IN re or les,
ALStJ-One other lot in Crum iii twp. bc.Iallilr AL
the ortiz west of 1t No III thence lay the same
east Il percheS To post corner ut ~. thence "y
the west ~ perieS IL corner, thence II -
perch's to the p ce If beginning CO tIIiaS y
aud lOi EerChta. more TT less.
ALlO-Ihe 10 Loving described lot. piece parcel
OF land situate in Smthied township. o0uld-d 0 tn.
north 10y lot y" 4, sold t. Campbell. hy Il y,
- sold to Clark Blown. south hy lot No - ami east
hy lot No j sold to ID Weed beUg lot No Ii the sub
division 0i warrant No i4-. made by Ze ,h Fowler
and being los rods north and srutb l0i rods east
and west or less. about 40 mpr we'd, with
long building and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution the suit OF Thomas
Holman John Benson.
A. SPALDING, Sheriff.
Towandl Aug. 10 1862
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LOCAL. AND GENERAL.

SsA- The Pamphlet Laws for 1862. have
been received at The Prothonotarys Office and ready
for distribution to those entitled to receive them
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ORDER AUTHORIZING THE ARREST OF PERSON:
DlSENCOCRAGIN ENLISTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Aug. g, 1852
Ordered :-First That all United States
Marshais md Superintendeuts or Chiefs of
Police Of any town, city, or district, he and
they are hereby authorized and directed to ar,
rest and imprison any person or persons who
may be engaged by act, speech or writing, in
dscouragng volunteers eustments, or in any
way giving aid and comfort to the enemy, or
in any other disloyal practice against the Uni
ted States
Senond-That an immediate report be made
to Major L. c. Turner, JudgeAdvocate, in
order that such persons may be tried before o
military commission.
IHird-The expenses of such arrest and i'm
prsonment will be certified to the Chief
Clerk of che War Department for settlement
and payment.
EDWINM. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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e9- The Bradford County Medical Society
will hold its Annual Meeting in the ODD Fellows Hall in
the rough of Towanda. on Wednesday, the 3D. OF Sep
tember, 1862, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
G. NJ. TURNER. Pi esident.
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ES~ There will be no necessity for drafting
in Kentucky, under the first call 5000 cav.
alfy-l,0O0 more thsn wsnted-ars enrolled,
and the infantry are coming Dp rapidly.
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esa- Il is reported that armed organize
oppose the draft by force. A lawyer Of Pals,
ILL., and an editor 10 The same town, have been
arrested for treason.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-14

DROJIA ArlON .--i3rnui Jr.i County -
L EMILY Barker, by her next friend, ALEX.
To Mahloh Barker-W h-r,is subpoena in Divorce Was
issued t. February Term lSi2 which was i lIy retgr.
ed n"n est inveutd~, and there alias subpoena va,
issued in 81 ra-a. rerr~nlnle Nay FERN I>G? M.
the return ot which. proof made that the s,iI
Nal Barker could m,.he ound in my Daillwck
TuI> notice il therefore require you to appear be
fore the Judges 0 e -aid Court on the first Monay Of
May nett TO answer said complaint Sc.
A Fl SPALDTNG
Towanda. AuC. 3. 1862. ~rcr:r
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Smithfeld, July 81, 1862.
DROCLAMATION --Bradford Cnun,v 8

l. EMILY PAINE, hy her next friend A. WHITE
W. HENRY L.PAlNE, No. 2>2 Feb y. Term Isl?
t. Henry l.. Paine--Nhcreas sII.pena in D,n,cs
issued to February Term, lsG2, which WI, div
rtr cd non est inyentus aud there an alias rhpoen
issued in said case. returned May Term !,G2 rr
the return oi which prIo made that the said r
Henry L. larrjc could not lie 'Ound in my baili4irk
This notice j. therefore require you arpe;r h, FORE
the Judges OF the said Court On the rst Monday OF Nav
next to answer said complaint, &c.
a. II. SPhUDtNC
Towan 1a, lp~. :. lsG2. Sheriff
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A DMlNlSTRATOk'S NOTICE. -N"tIre
is hereby given tht all persons ind,b ed tn he e
tate If R,SW Ella COBURN. late ot Warren twp.dec d.
req le>ted To make plvnen without delay and iho,e
having claims against said estate will present them dulv
authenticated tor settlement. NJ. G.. COBURN,
July IL lS62. Administrator
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CAMPTOWN ACADEMY
Rev. S. z. Brown, Principal.

THE FALL TERM OF This INSTITUTION WILL
l. commence AUGUST Is 1862, aud cont nae twelve
weeks Books UsED.-Towns' Speller. McNaley's Geng
raphy Grtanleais Common School and National Arilb
metcs Browns Grammar Dawes Algebra, Geometry
and surveying. and Parker's Philosophy
TERMS Common English Branches, So 90; Higher
Branches, 81 %.
Sc Il mrd convenient at onale prices.
REFERENCES.-fh Board of Trustees. f. B. Barnes
Cyrus Fuller, A. Fuller, D. d. Chaffee. l. b. Camp.
L NJ. HEWETT, President.
HOMER CAMP, Secretary.
Oamptown Pa. July 81, 1859
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Rem a0nerttsem,tfs.
TO LET,

A COMFORTABLE & CONVENIENT
n House with the best Accommodations as to water,
&c goud gardenSpot, fruit trees &c. &c. For terms
enquire at the News Room.
Towandd, Aug. III lA62.
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c0aMlTTEEg OF VIGILANCE.

C0aNITTBEs OF VIGILANCE.
Arnepii-J0hp Mason, =. :. Alexander, c. Nebber.
AIbanv-2usstl Il Miller Daniel Kellogg. Il. $. Sabin
Athens Boon. I. E-gIiS IloEac3 k0cGWell, Horace
Park.
Asy.um--KeaDen nci.ols. Wm. +. Cole. 0 D. Cham
peraia.
Buriington--C r. Nichols. J. D. Sopeg, Il. Luther
Darlington Boro'-M j. Long, Z D. Eoss, L. A. Eyer
Burlington West-Geo. sh29.ock, Tlos Blackwell,
Charles Taylor.
C4n,on--Iewis Wheat, John vaadyke Jr,. 7. s Man
ley.
Columbia-P. W. Besley, f. Rose,le, Geo. Furman.
Frani,iia-SteIne Mckee I. 7. Smiley Nelson Gilbert
(sranyi!!e-Ward Warren, Nolucy Taylor, VIM. Nro-
Her7ick E. Carr. Cyrus Fuller, Isaac A. Park.
TeRoy-LeRoy Ioioomo, Reuben Stone, B. Mexican.
LitchieId-Silas GARNER, Cyrus BlocGgood, Wm. L.
Morse.
.IonrOe Bo1o'-s 5. Einman, Edwin Sweet, c. E. Gas
Orwell-Clark Smith, Horace Russell, Henry Taylor.
Overtoa-LcI2oy Heverly, James Heyer!y, James Mo.
lyneuX.
Pike-D. Ii. Bailey, [. NJ. Reynolds, Newton iGnl-
Rome Twp-Hugh McCabe, Phi!auder Towner, E. F.
Rome Boro'-L L. Moody, Daniel yoas!t. B. Gates.
Ridgbury-uec.or Owens, Benj Herman, Samuel
SmithfeId-L BIRD. John W Phelps Seldom Tracy
Spgngde!d-Isa2c Bullock, JelIe Adams, Harry Glo.
ver.
South Crcek-C Hafght D. 2. FIildreth, Peter Dean.
Syl1ania D0ro,-E. q. TRACY, Herman Blnltt' Aiey
sheshequn-wm. Snyder ,Nr1. X. Hill, Ira Tomphius.
Standing S.0ne-Gel y Wood, Gee. Nanness "a, Z.
TerrJy-H. L. Terry, J /. Jones. Jonathan Buttles.
Towanda Twp. Il. SmArtwood, Geo. ". ScoTN,
Towanoa Bo,o-Wm. B. Dodge, Jay Chapel, H. ".
Noble.
Tovahda NORTH. 0, Frost, Daniel Kennedy, Vim. J.
E&nger.
Tascarora-Hram Taylo., D. Il. Montgomery, Il. J.
Cogswell.
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UDlTOR'S NOTICE-Harrv Scorilis

4 UDlTOR'S NOTICE. Hurry Sc0rlAs
"A rs. JUha II S. rHe. In the Court of Common
Pleas ot Bradford county No rs May Term. l>62.
The undersigned Auditor appointed 10y said Court
Distribute funds raised y SheriS sale OF defendants
real estate will attend 10 the duties OF his appointment at
his Office in the borough ot T"wanda, on TUESDAY,
10Th August l>62. at "clAck, m, and all persons
htvng claims upon said monies must present them, or
else be forever debarred from the same
u. ID. MONTANYE.
July l6. lsG2> Auditor.
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DROCLAM lT!ON b "a oy1 county

DROCLAM ALTON -B "a ord couTgty. :.
Il MARY DECKER by her next friend PETER R4
IN vs.. ISAAC DECk.R No. 3Js, February Term
lo62.
/" I;aac y. Decker-WlereIs n Subpoena in Div ,-,e
j., red IT, December Term, 81 which wa, ,}uv a.
turn non est iuVrHti, and thereon an alias Sflp "a
Wa issued in sid rtturlanlc to May term I.tq
uDJn the tturh "i which. proof that the said
l,aar y. Decker could not he found in nv i;iyyck
This notice Is therefor To rau yu appear before
TIE Judges ot the said Court tie first Monday in Sen,
lemDer ixt, 10 answer said Complaint, &.
\. II. SPALDING.
Towands Aug. :. 1852 >...riE
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A DMINISTRA ATOR'S NOTICE -Nouce
"a herey given. that all persons indebted TO estate
CT JAMES CLARK late of Herrick twp, dec d.. are
requested TO make ayment without delay, and those hav
ng claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN MCMAHON, Adm.
.Irlv q lSG2
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| Isl OF JURORS 1rawu for >ptemUer
L ! Term. lS62.

Isl OF JURORS 1rawu for September
IL Term. lS62.
GRAND JURORS.
Burlington BorO'-S W Mil ur
Ter, Troy Ep-SImuel Williams
Frank inf F Fairchd ii Winston Reuben Ca-e
J l. johnson, Troy borp'-E G Williams
Gralville-Wm Shoemaker ru>car"rl- NJ !lton Lewis.
Liman Putnarn, WysnX-E Bennett.
Litchfeld-Dauel Mallory Wanen-Salmon King, VIM
Pike-Chdncy Sey mpur. Rogers,
krme-E Taylor. Wells-George Corey, Oscar
Sheshequa-CN Anes Guy flavenS.
smith, W! alnsing-Ch Hol!en
Springfield Vim Burgess Lack
Standing StJne-JOhn lay UIster- Geo Lenox.
TRAVERSE JCEURs-FIRsr WEEK.
Athens TWP A Munay lOvertpu-Samlel Annable
EzekeI Curry seth Nor Dudley Bailey.
ley, john Frash. i'ike--Jas II Jennings,
Aibany-Augusius Steriger Rom Joseph Horton,
Russell Edred, { W Cor itidgbury--P ID Cove
bin. She ,hegun-Wm Lane, C
Asylum-Wm Bowman. Vousht,
Burlington West st-Cnares Standing Stone-Wm Grfi
raI lor, Chls SwartwOJd WIN king>ley,
James Foulhe. Springfield Hiram Chase
Cu.nmbia-Asl y Bullock VIM / Dan y,
Edwin Slade, Jas Wilson. :"!!iihheld h q Dur'ey.
Cantnn-Wm Channel rIscai IA her keeuey
Frank. Gates Wilcox. lnwHult tp Ezra ipCr kGr
Elijah Blake. rnwandt Blro'-H a Carey
GrauyIlle-MarcuS Ayers Wells John Brow ell
" Philips, Aarren--Wm Rider. James
Herrlck-Inumas A Lee + Nichols, jesse 4 New
Lchtrld- Johnson Rogers man,
Vim Bostwick Wyllusing--J Vaughn Ed
Monroe tp-J Woodruff, Ii met. W Carp,
OrweIl-W Payson james Ulster-Tracy.
p1phAr
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BLOWER POTS-A few thousand just
Il received OF all sizes, for sale cheap, at the Gar
"a, nf HARRY Nl&,
1svanda. July 80. 1852 ,-m4.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY

>lsr.ss..ssz|sr.Sa CONEENIION.-The Republican
hzASs@S- County Committee having met on
the I'd inst It resolved 10 cal Republican County
Convention be composed of two delegates from each
81 cti district to be held in the Court House. at To-
wanda or MONDAY EVENING. SEPMEMAER |. 1852,
fot purpose Q! nominating Republican Co. Ticket
They have also appointed Vigilance Committee in
each election District whose duty it shall he to call pri
mary meetings Of The Republican electors in each cleo
son district the purpose oi eecng delegates to said
County Convention. The Committees OF Vigilance are
requested to confer together and call the primary meet
inys on Saturday the 30th day OF August next between
she hours OF aud T. T. N at the usga! place Of holding
such elections.
Aug. u, 1862. Il. l. SCOTT, Chairman.
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SECOND WEEK.

Athens boro'-Charles Hun Standing Stone-Wm Ste
tingdnn, venS. Ste hen Bishop.
A>ylum-Reuhen DcIong South Creek Pho Fassett
Canton--J l. Wright Sami W Glines 1T
Owens, Frey tp--iiuy Ballard Ezra
Columbia-Peleg Pee ckham. Ioomls ian~ier Leonard.
John w kilgore. Ferry EraStus SHEPPARD
FrankIin-Juhn Mckee. CharjeS Wall.
Granville John Mem ight Tlscar ,ri--N CnGswell,
Geo Burke, r0wanGi NOrth--Willm Ii
Herrick- Ezekiel Carr, Je Foster.
Iemi,h Anderson. uren Richard Gibson,
Orweil--B,rton Russell, Edwin BEfiagtOn,
Pike--Stephen Gorham, |. Wmdham- Stephen Wick
Lewis. ham.
Rdghury w Halsted Ed WysnX--John Hines, Ste
Beckwth. phen Strickland.
Shehequn--M Marshall Segar Wimot-Hermdn Horton
Love Fisher, " IL Bishop
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A DMINISTRATRIN NOTICE Notice

N hereby gwen that All persons indebted to the ss
tate of }. X. VALANCE. late at Tnwanda boro dec d.
are hereby requested make payment without deIa
and all persoS having demands against said estatel VIII
present them duly authenticated Tor settlement.
SARAH VALANCE,
July lG 1882 Administrative.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

A an Beading Natter On
this page Is hom our Yester-
day Afternoons Edition.
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From CORINTH.i
BRFotE CoR1rrH. lIaH Is

D.. ~~---rr' 1--l a -
The Macon Telegraph oondemRs in severe
language the conduct Of the rebel troops q
Bridgeport By which the most important
gatsWey to our State was opened to the
enemy, and the possession Of sll our rich
mines, deposits Of coal, iron and ssltpetre
placed in imminent danger. f.fa v1er
Martial law has been declared lover
Charleston and ten miles surrounding.
The Appeal says the government wants
and must have ell tin roofs on cotton sheds
IN that city. So rH. oh -z .vtW
Tbs Vicksburg Citizen Of ihe 9th SAYS
nothing was heard Of the Federal feet at
Finca. Yesterday large frigste, supposed
TO be the Brooklyn, passed Bayou Sara ct 2
o'clock A. NJ on the stbr going down. ri
The Baton Rouge Advocate has closed
doors and suspended publication on accoant
Of the approach Of the Federal gunboats.
Col Poser, commanding the post at Mem.
phis, publishes special order, by order of
BeAuregard, requiringall banks, persons and
corporations to take Confederate money At
psEi and ell persons will distinctly UNDER
stand that nothing in the least degree rcslcu-
lat, d to diseredit heiopeFations of the gov.
ernment will be tolerated or treated as any
thing but dislOyalty. fra1 r5-
The Richmond correspondent of the Ap.
peal mentions with great pain, the large
amount of sick confined in the hospitals at
Richmond aud vicinity. e- r 6s-ra
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A STATE UAION CONVENTION
No Mere Troops for JeE. Davis
This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
1 -l WAsHIHaFoE, Msy I8.
Hsrald's dispatch aa
The recsH Of Gen, Hunter is determined
on. His proclamation will be made the
subjeeeof Q Communication by the Presi,
dent to Congress, and in that way to the
country, unmistskably condemning the
course Of Gen Hunter, and announcing the
policy Of the Administration il the conduct
Of Che war 'lsi7h 77 li 5sI .''" p
An effort has been made to have Gen,
Benham placed ia command Of the Depart
ment Of the South ~
It is stated that if he cOnld have had the
consent of Gen. Hunter he would long ago
have vegrecaptured Sumter and restored t6e
Federal authority in Ohsrleston
Probably hereafter army officers OF all
grades viii be required to attend exclu-
sively to military duties, snd leave the
management Of social and political affairs
to ths Government. -A
Intelligenee received from the Depart.
ment Of the South states that our army is
impatient ct the kind Of duty assigned to
them. .a1IE@ GO sJl4illio Ni7- 'f
Accounts from Gen. McClslian's army
aFs that Gen. Sumner has been relieved
from active service IN consequence Of his
refusal to reinforce Gen. Heintzslmsh at
ct the battle Of Williamsburg.
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FROM NORTH OaROI,INa.

{ so reo1iss-1 NEW YORK, May 10.
News from North Carolina states that
GOV, Clark has refused to furnish any more
men to JEFF. Davis, and has recalled all the
North Carolina soldiers nov in the rebel
Rrmg.4pag l1'staf etI .ls3aIa ora sH
F North Carolina has held q convention of
her eitiEens and pronounced against fur
ther aid to the rebellion, thus virtually re.
turning 10 Union. zo B8T 1e
In reply to the demand Of JEFF Davis for
additional troops and means of transport.
alton for his army to and through the Cot
ion States, Gov. Clarke said that Davis had
received all the aid from North Carolina
that he, could expect, and that hereafter no
more troops would be permitted to leave
the 5tstv5 and has ordaEsd al 4hs BJsssL-
Carolina Stste troops home. Gov. Clarke
also informed the rebels that they could
use fhe railroad in Tetresting homeWardB,
and that they would run their own risk Of
being intercepted By Union force at any
D 4rt OF the Slate. 1915 vi van aHNe
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ThiSI Mornings cl Report.



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The trisl.of Judge Hardy, y,of the Sixteenth
Q. S. District Oourt, ended to-day before
the State Senate. 5ss1Co ma 5--l
BE WAS convicted by tWo.thirds majority
required By the Constitution, Of disloyalty
to the government in uttering sediti0us
language. 3 atl blf .-ol.acs1 siai 60 ae'
A resolution of expulsion from efice
passed, q to a. 1=d d lgo io @.
The variOus other charges against him,
sneh IS corruption in Ofioe, drunkenness,
80 ) we're not sustained, although in some
cases the majority was against him. The
charge Of misconduct 10 the trial Of Judge
Terry for killing Senator BFoderick, failed
by tie VOTE he was the Judge before
whom Terry Nas acquitted. sni
Arriyed--ship Kate Hooper, York; As
tbroid, York; Josiah L. Hale, York. ea
Sailed--ship ITanhos, Oallso. fl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
FROM NRW york

- NEW YORK, Nay l9.
Tbe Tribune has the following:
We can positively assert that whatever
notifications may be made in his order,
Gen. Hunter will not be recalled, nor put in
position neocessitating his resignation.
Fort Darling where our gunboats we're
engaged, Is situated on 6 bluff 200 feet
above the river, high enough to direct plung-
ing FIRE upon attacking boats which could
not use their guns il response.
A Aloyal black, who left Richmond on
Friday, brought the first news OF the fight,
which was then going on. --.--. I -.
The Richmond people were very sppre-
henbiVs Of the result
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
RRO6I KANsas
LEAvENWoRra, May u.

Gen. Blunt has issued marching orders
TO the New sMexicanQexpedition 1t con-
sists Of the Kansas 1st, ID and 7th; Wis.
'osRsin 18th and 18th It is commanded BY
Gen. Z. 3. hitohen, and is in every respect
e splendid brigade. .05g
Il is said that Col. BsrstoW, Of the Srd
Wisconsin Cavalry is to be made Provost
Marshal General Of the State. SO ar-i sri