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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
DEGISTER'S NOTICES.-Notice is here

ID EGlSTER'S NOIICES.-Notice is here
LII by given, that there has been filed and titled IN
the Office OF the Register OF Wills in and for the county
of Bradford, accounts of Administration upon the oI
lowing estates, viz
Final account of L. N. Sherman, guardian of Louis
Sn<ebaughy of Athens.
Final account of Sihs Wolcott and Margaret Park,
Admrs of Thomas Pack. late of Litchded deed.
Fnrl account Edwin McCleand, guardian OF Clark
IIora e. Ebcnczer and George McCleiland. OF Canton
Final account of Perry B. Pratt and Joseph Hilton.
Executors of AlOnzo Pratt late of Troy deed.
Supplemental account of Margery Allen Administra'
tor OF Isaac Allen. late of Windhlm dec d.
Final account of Abraham CuddGback Admin ,strator
OF James CuddeJack, late of Athens, dec
Final account of Caroline c. Bronson and Samuel Ly'
on Administrators OF James Elsbree late of Windham,
decd
Final account of Betsey Bosworth. and William B.
Stevens, Administrators of Orange B1sworth, late oil
Pike, decd.
Final account of Samuel Annabe, Executor of Chris
tian Haverly, late Of Canton deed.
Final account of james Elliott, Executor of William
Gibson late of Ulster decd.
Final account OF James Hodge, Guardian OF Esane A.
PUN, Pike
Partial account OF Ber min and Joseph Elshree tx
ecutors of Martin El>bree late OF Windham, dec d: .
Ana the will lie presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford County Monday, the ID day OF September
next, for confirmation and allowance.
n. C. ELSBREE, Register.
Registers Office, Aug 4. 1852.
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HIGHLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AGAIN REPORTED EVACUATED.
GrN Pnpr's HRAn

GEN. PoPEs HEADQUARTERS, August 4.
Information from various sources tend to
conGrm the belief that the enemy have really
evacuated Richmond, and taken up the south
bank of the James river as the line of their
defepces. The rebel cavalry, under Gen.
Robertson, are believed to have been with
drawn from the Shenandoah Valley, leaving
that part of the country to the defence of the
guerrlas alone.
WASHINGTON, Aug 4.
1t has been believed here in some quarters, for
several days, that the enemy have been
evacuating Richmond there being a reason
able suspicion that pestesce has broken out
in that city.
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B9~ WHAT IS THE PEcUNIARY REWARD =

EsS w HAT Is THE i ECuNiAR1 hE"ARp-
Our young do need to be bribed fight for
country but they perfectly right in wanting an
surance from those at home that the wives, children
parents or friends who dependent them shall
have support provided for them in ther absence Hence
the bounty and the pay is additional nducement to
volunteers. IL is insurance TO the family. The pay OF
a soldier is S3 per month the Government bounty is
s00 and l60 of land the county bouty S25 The
bounty, (ncluding land at Government price, amounts
TO $780, besides the regular pay One months and s35
bounty is paid in advance by the Government and SIS
by the county, making s65 in advance.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

THE subscriber offers for sale. his farm, sit.
l. uate in Wndham Township, Bradford County con.
tanning l75 of which las improved well
watered fenced and under good state of cultivation
and well adapted to both grain and grazing 1t is
ed on the Wapasening creek road and the road
ming to 0wego. miles from the New York and Erie
Railroad Owego. Upon the farm there three acres
of grated uitgood two story ame house. three barns
and other outbuildngs.
The attention of those wishing to purchase is request
ed the property offers inducement seldom to be met
with Price low to suit the times and made easy
JOHN KINGSLAND.
Windham .Julv IA 1860
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Il
" ance of au order of the Orphans Court of Brad
ford County there will be exposed To Public Sale at the
dwelling house, the premises last hereafter described
o'clock in the afternoon Tuesday the 29h day OF
August the following described tracts OF land situate in
Smthtld twp in said county 10 wit: lnt or tract
bounded the west by land of Albert Calf so tn by
the public highway, by land late OF Harry Durfey
dec d. and north by land of G. 4. French, from which
is he deducted about three sold by said decd
Henry Brigham md half and sold to s. s. haker
and by him sold to VIM l. Ross said first described lot
of land after deductng SAID lots sold aforesaid.
Containing about Al of land supposed, with
framed barn thereon erected few fruit trees thereon
growing. aud about . acres thereon improved. The
other lot bounded west by land of H. c. brigham.
and by other land OF said decd the south hy lund Of
S. s. Baker the east by land of Edwin b. French. and
the north by land of q. A. French from which Is TO
be deducted small lot of about three nurths of an acr"
which VIM. l. Ross resides and about half N
acre sold by said dec to said Ross said last deScrl ed
lot to lie exposed TO public sale, as aforesaid Con
tng after making said deductions, about 40 acres with
about 20 acres thereon improved 18th framed house
and framed barn thereon erected and an apple orchard
thereon growng-sd lauds being OF the estate OF SAID
deceased.
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made known
by the subscriber
E. G. DURFEY, Admir-.
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Gov CURTIN Among the leading men of
the times, says the Jefferson Star all must
place Gov. Andrew g. Curtin He has been
moved in his patriotic endeavors by the high
est and purest motives. He has labored in
cessantly from the outbreak of the rebellion
with all his energies, and from his forethought
the State was able to send into the field the
celebrated reserve of $1,000 Pennsylvania
soldiers. He has been chiefly instrumental in
having the most ample provision made for the
relief of the sick and wounded of this State.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

DG- GEO. DAWSON, of The Albany Journal
whose only son has been for year in the ar
my, has just offered to give $50 to unmarried
printers, ano to appropriate 81 per week for
the support of every married printers family,
who shall enlist in the Albany regiment.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

E~ CoMPARIsoNs is useless to DENY
that the of the people have deepseated and
tied confidence in Sarsaparihia' as Alternative
medy Notwithstanding this confidence has of late years
been abused by many preparations claiming posses
its virtues but really with at all, still the people
believe in its intrinsic value remedy, because they
have known OF its The rage for large bottles at
low prices has called into market many compounds of
Sarsaparla which contain scarcely any OF tor any
medical virtues whatever. Yet everybody knows that
Sarsapara is the great staple antidoe for Scrofua,
EruptOns and cutaneous diseases the purifcai0n
OF the blood when they get the real article,
actual extract OF it. Such able to inform
them they obtain. DR.. J. G.. Aver Co.. the cee-
bated chemists OF the East whose reputation
they do well whatever they undertake, selling Com
pound Extract Of Sarsapara which although the bot
ties do not contain quarts for dollar do contain
of actual curative power than whole gallons OF the su
which have been in 1t is asserted that bottle of
Ayers Sarsaparia contains than double the
amount of medicinal virtue which is afforded by any
other The fact not only apparent to the taste
effects and afford inconesbe proof that is true
Such remedy has been long sought for and is every
where needed by all classes of our community. Age,"
Cynthia ana, Ky.l
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p@- General Pope's recent orders cause
great excitement in Fauquier county. Va
Nearly all of the people will 60 Souh before
taking an oath of allegiance to the q. s. Gov
erDWent
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
Reg The Christian humenity of the Rebels

Beg The Christian humanity of the Rebels
was Enthusiastically manifested at the great
fire in Charleston. The Jail of that city was
crowded with Union Prisoners. Every house
aud everything in the neighborhood of the
Jail was on fire, and the yard was filed with
brands coming from the hunrg buildings
While the fire was raging in full fury, the
prisoners, instead of being given chance to
save themselves from burning, were confined
in separate cells. The FIRE destroyed every
thing around the Jail and it was q mirie!e how
that building escaped without sharing the same
fate. 1t certainly was not the fault of the
chiyaIrous citizens of Charleston that these
unfortunate men were not roasted alive.-The
persons in charge Of the jail certainly intended
they should be.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
July .. 1862.
A UDlTOR'S NOTICE Burton Kings

"A berry Joseph Kngsbery. In the Court of Com.
Pleas OF Bradford county, No. l30, December Term
1851.
The undersigned, AndltOr appointed by said court
distribute funds arising from sale OF defendants real
estate will attend to the dnties of his appointment al his
Office in the borough of Towanda Thursday. the l4h
day Of August, 1862, and all persons having claims
said must present them else be forever debare
from the J. WOOD,
July IL, lsG2. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
T0wanda. Aug. 5. 1862.

DROCLA ATION.--B -Bradf Jrd Cuuuty,>S.
l. EMILY BARKER, by her next friend, ALEX.
Dcwing W.. NJ AiiLON BARKER No 227. Dec. T. 1851.
10 AahIon BarkeI-Where.a subpoena III Divorce was
issued t. February FERN l>62 which was duly return
ed est iHventuS, and thereon alias subpoena was
issued in sad case retunthie May Term. l~G2, up.
on The return OF which proof made that the said
Mall II Barker could not he found in my haiwick.
This uptjce is therefore TO requige you to appear be-
fore the Judges of the said Court the first Aunday Of
May nest to answer said complaint. &C.
4. IL. SPALDTNG,
Towonda 4up ( 1852 sheriff.
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Towanda, Aug. S. 1862.
NATION Bradford County s..

A. EMILY PAINE, by her next friend 4. WHITE
vs.. HENRY l.. PAINE, No. 2S2. Feb y. Term ls62
To ileury l.. Pane--Whereas a subpoena in Divorce
was issued to February Term, lS62, which was duly
returned non inventus and thereon alias subpoena
was issued in said case returned 10 May Term lS62 up
the OF which proof was made that the said Ju
Henry h. Parrie could not be found in my baiiiTick.
This notice Is therefore to require you 10 appear before
the Judges the said Court the first Monday OF May
next to answer said complaint &c.
4. H. SPALDING,
Towanda, Aug. 3, 1862. Sherln.
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DROCLAMATION Whereas the Hon
l. U. MERCUR, President Judge of the 18th Ju.
dcia District consisting OF the Counties of bradford
and SCsQuehanna. and ionnrables JOHN PAssMnEE and
v N. LoNG. Associate Judges in and r said county
of Bradford have issued their preCCpt bearing date the
18th day o JIy. \. D. lS62 to me directed tor holi
Court of Oyer and Terminer General Qdarter Sessions
of the Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court AT To
nda for the Couniy of Bradford, Monday the second
day OF September next, to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the CorOners and
Justices of the Peace and Consables of the County nl
Bradford that they be then and there in their pr0rer
person. 10 clock in the forenoon If said day. With
their records nquisitons and other remembrances to
do those things which to their Office appertains to be
done and those who bound by recognz}pce 9th.
erwise prosecute against the prisoners who
he in the Jail of said County or who shall he bounl 10
appear Mt the said court to be then and there
prosecute against them shall be just Jurors re-
quested to be punctua in their attendance aGreeaby to
their notice.
Dated Towanda the 9th of August in the year Of
Lord thousand eight hundred Ond siXty-twO. ana
of the Independence of the United States, the eighty
sixth. A. II. SPALDlNG. Sheriff.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07
A UDITOR'S NOTICE IN The matter o.

"A the estate Of J.hn Oman deed. In the Orphans
Count OF Bradford county.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said Court
distribute funds in the hands OF the administrator
arising sale of leal estate of said decedent will
tend tD the dnties Of his appointment at his office in the
borough of Towanda Monday, 18th day of August
s62 10 O'Clock and all persons having claims
on said monies must present them else he forever de-
barred from the same. =. u. MORROW,
July Is. lsG2 Auditor.
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1egaI.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

"A is hereby given that all persons inGebe ed to the
tate of ROSW ELL COBURN, late Of Warren twp d."
are requested To make payment without delay and tS
having claims against said estate will present them d
authenticated for settlement. Nj. G. COBURN ~9
July l6, 1862 Admini,trato,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

DRESERVE YOUR FRUITS IN HAL
L SLER Air Tight Jars, the most simple, convenient
and economical article OF the kind in use;a large stock
these justly celebrated jars at much les than the u.s.
ual price, at FnNS
LllFTY FIRST RATE bUIIEH tlR-
l. KINS, for sa at 65 cents piece Also, quanu
ty OF Tubs at 3s cents piece at G. Fl. BRAKES
Jare IL Garage Mandatory in Tovanda,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-07

Da- The following is list of the officer
and prvates of Company OGth Regiment Pennsy lvani
Volunteers, situated near Harrison Landing on til
James River, Virginia They were raised in wester
Bradford and eastern TQga counties Penn'a. known a
" the Canton Company"
Captain-S. II. NEWMAN.
LIST. Lieut.-WILLIAa w. JONES,
I'd. JOHN IRWIN,
lst. Seargt.-JoHN HAYELroN,
I'd. '' j. ARTHUR GAGE,
Sd. BENZ. D. TUrHu.L,
4h. d" SAMUEL IRWIN,
5ih. /" HENRY g. VEIL,
lst. Corp-IsRAEL BiDDLE,
I'd. ' WILLIAM IRWIN =,
Sd. " JOHN +. ROCKWELL,
4h. " ALBERT DoNAvAN,
5h. SQUIRE L. GAGE.
Oh. 4" JAMES Ii. HALL,
7th. " ALBERT CoNKLIN,
sh. J.W. p. PARSONS,
PRIvATES.
Samuel Armstrong, William Myers
John +. zimmerman, William II Manley,
Ephram NJ. Beach, Robert Mathews,
Andrew u. BaSsett, Thomas HeStnr,
John b. Biser, Warren Newell,
Oren +. Bartlett, Samdel C. Riggs"
Thomas Cole, George e. Riggs,
Jes Coons, Ambrose Reader,
Jasper n. Damn, Charles RAndlH,
Silace y. Dam, Arthur 5 Randall.
Thomas Dond, Joseph w. Rithh0ne,
Henry Davis, iw1od 'debgluh
joan ). Eiter, Esquire Robson,
Daniel ). Faster, Uriah Robson. -
Andrew J. Fuller, Wilson Scudier,
Daniel Fitzwater, Peter Schcik.
Flave W. Foster, Frederick Shambocker,
solomon +. Fellows, George Shambncker,
Cyrus P Hackett, ICharlei Shambocker,
Peter g. ilerrington, ltIeorge ID. Scntt.
Albert Holcomb, = Horace \ Scott,
Wallace Ho!comiD, j. Demott Tyler
}. Ellery Hocomb, Darius L. Terry,
George b. Hail. James c. Turner.
George Hayland, John j. Turner,
David II Hoagand, Berton W. Trout,
David Irwin George TIpp,
IchaJod s. Jones, Engene c. VanDyke,"
john W. King, James FanDyke,
Reader King, John Wilher,
Pembroke =. Kendall, Lewis WiIber,
William kiimer, Hiram Waits,
James Landon, John Weeuk,
George q. Mason,
Four OF the members of this company have died in d(
fence oi this great good and noble Government since III
company organized in Canton, little less than
year ago.
The following Is their William D. Poland
killed in the battle Fair Oaks, May 81. 1852 Wckhar
Harding killed in the battle Sayages Station Sunda
June "a 1862. Robert NJ King killed at the same La
tie and the same day Roswell White died of Diseas
July. 1862. Respectively your friend,
Leroy July IS, 1862. CLANCY II. RIGGS.
Those marked thus are those who have been wount
ed
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pg- All volunteers for the old regiments
get 81, instead of 50 premium.
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DROCLA MATlON-B Bradiord countr. So.
l. MARY DECKER, hy her next friend PETER R0.
TAN vs. ISAAC n. DECKER. No. 33S, February Term,
l562.
To Isaac n Decker-Whereas a subpoena IN Divorce
issued to December Term, 1861. which daily re-
turn est nventuS, aud thereon alias subpoena
issued in slid case, returnable 10 May FERN leb!
upon the return OF which proof that The SAID
Isaac \. Decker could not he found in my baiwck
This notice is therefore to requ you appear before
the Judges OF the said Court the 6s Monday in sep
lemUer next, 10 answer said complaint, &c.
A. H. SPALDISG.
T0wanda. Aug. 5. 1862. Sheriff.
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Jnly l6. 1862.

A DEMONSTRATORS SNOTICE.-Nofo.
IA is hereby given, that all persons indebted to M
estate OF Patrick Howley dec d. late of North TowanS
are hereby requested TO make payment without d.
lay and all persons having demands against said estst
viii present. them duly authenticated for settlement
JOHN MCMAHON, Administrator.
June II, 1862.
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ADMINfsTRATRIX's NOTICE-Noti.,

IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of Henry w. johnson, late of Athens twp deed
are hereby requested to make Immediate payment and
those having claims against sad estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
NJ. SALINA JOHNSON
Inns Adm'x
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DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE

IA is hereby gwen that all persons indebted TO the
tate of j. K. VALANCE, late of Towanda boro dtc'S
hereby requested to make payment without deIa
and all persons having demands against said estael III
present them duly authenticated for settlement
SARAH VALANCE
Jnly l6. 1862. Administering
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DROCLAMATlON bradford ConuIvs>.
l. HANNAH CUTTER, by her next friend, WILL.
LAM BLACkMAN, vs.. A. J. GU TIER No. 33l, Feb.
rudry Term. ls62.
To \. }. Cutier--Wbereas tubpena in Divorce
issued December Term lS6l which duly retIrned
est iHvcntS, and thereon alias subpoena Is
sued in said case. retarnible to Nay Term, l>62 I,
upon the return OF which proof made that The said
A J. Cutey could not be found ia my btiIiwiCk
This notice i, therefore require You appear before
the judges 0t the said Court the first HpndAy IL Sep
temUer next, to answer to said complaint &c.
y. Ii. oPALDNG,
Towanda. Aug. :, 1852. Sheriff.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.. N ManriLs
"A Us John e. .Ann YOung.-In the Court of Com
Pleas OF Bradford county, No. 49,, September T..
lSGl.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Cont
distribHte monies raised by Sheriff sale o defendants
real estate will attend to the duties of his appointment
az his Office in the borough "t Towanda on SATURDAY
the I'D day of AUGUST lSG2, at O'Clock, p and
all persons having claims upon said monies must present
them, or else be forever debarrcd from the same.
". 7. DAVIS, Auditor.
Iu1v 1860
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A UDlTOR'S NoTICE.-Horry Sooriils

N rs John III s: ptHc. In the Court OF Common
Pleas n Bradford county, No. l25 May Term. 1852.
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by said Court
to Distribute funds raised 10y Sheriff. sale o defendants
real will attend to the dulles U his appointment
his office, in the borough OF Towanda. on TUESDAY,
18th August lsG2 at "clnck, D. n, and all persons
having claims upon said monies must present them
else be forever debarred from the
G.. D. MONTANYE.
Iulv lG ISG9 Auditor
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s@- The following is list of the officers
and privates of Company loGh Regiment ?ennsylvan
Volunteers, situated Harrisons Landing on the
James River, Virginia. They raised in western
Bradford and eastern Tioga counties Penna known as
the Canton Company"
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Reg We have frequently called into requis

J. NJ. SULLIVAN, Sec'y.
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

Smithfeld, July 81, 1862.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-11
TILE NEW.YORK RID

rFrom the True Citizen New Britain, Conn)I
Some nine months since we, like large portion
Of our fellow ctizens daily newt of the
movements of armies from the Newly oyN papers
of the on 10 Richmond class, but we become so us
gnsted with the senseles Outcry-whch taken up Tor
by nearly the weole nation, proved so tetrlby ei'
fcve in driving enemy on to the defeat OF Buii KUN
and also at per sistant taitndng with and abuse
of Pre- sent Lincoln and the leading Generals OF the ar
my, that took up. we then supposed, with tneir
slower and more respectable rival, The W oRLD. we
have read this paper daily since, aud heve found
at we not only had readable ana scholarly journal,
thoroughly loyal aud government SUSTAINING Dut thal
aiht was reliable ir the of current news III iact
VIII only miss in its columns one class OF news, VIZ
that which is to be COnradicted Tomorrow With these
hasty remarks desire cordially to recommend to our
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The very best daily journal i'll the country.
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No license will be grantad to Stands that sell nal
or spiritous liquors
Judges appoiHted to examine the dffeteut classes,
will confer favor on the Association by calling at
the Secretarys Office early on thursday morning, aad
obtain their Instructions.
The Executive Committee At the time of ordering
tke Seventh Annual Fair Of this Association, passed
the following resolution.
On motion of alcb rarton, Ir,
Risp WE'D That the expenses of holding the Seventh
Annual Fair Of this association be lrs deducted " m
the receipts and if any balance remain IL be appro
priated to the Army Aid society
ickets TO the Fair can be obtained 81 a. J. Sloan,
Elias MendenhallJ J. Brewer, VI. G. N L. w. Hartman,
Lloyd Sharpless Miller N Eyer, Bloom Iron Co., Nc.
Kelvy Neal Il co., aud Pook Store.
Persons buying ticketsat the Fair Ground must pro-
vide themselves with change. hollar bills will be
changed by buying fifty ceuts worth of tickets.
A. MADISON, Secretary. CALEB BAR Jr. Pres
Blcomsburg october 4, 1862