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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06

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~ OF order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford CO.
ty. will be exposed to public sale st the tavern house,
Harrison Gibbs, in Springfield twp. on FRIDAY, tn
2lst day of FEBRUARY, 1862, at | O'Clock D. n a
following piece parcel of land situate in the twp
Springfield and bounded on the north BIZ lands OF E
ter and Asa MattOcks, Thomas Jayne aud James l. PHI
lips east 10y lands of Noah Bliss south by lands Of
Westbrook and the old farm formerly owned by Hiram
Spear and on the west by the highway leading from
Springfield Centre to Leonard Hollow containing about
seveItynine acres, about sixty improved with tEo
frame houses one frame barn, sheds, h0nse sud
orchard thereon, being the farm formerly owned by Lem
ue White, and part of the land sold by the ohetH
OF Bradford County, as the property OF Hiram spear
to the said Thomas Smcad, at September Term lN6O
Terms OF SALE For this lot 5000 in hand one thirt
including this tity dollars continuation OF the sale ONT
third in one year, and third in two year Win ID
tcrest on the whole from the day OF safe. .
AiSO-an0ther piece parcel OF land situate IN sal
Springfield twp, aud bounded the north ny lands OIL
Barnard NeHcl and Walter Matycks, on the east 0 ia'
public road the west line of the Leonard White iarn
above described and Of w. H. WestbroOk on the sola
by lands OF W. H. Westbrook and T. Bennett and on 1e
west by lands of Joel Adams containing one hundred
aud twenty acres or thcreabOuts, with frame s1,
aud two sheds, aud three apple orchards thereon s1t
one hundred acres thereof improved.
TERMS OF SALE-Of this lot $50 90 in hand on. b1f5
including the fifty dollars at the confirmation o. n'
sac The balance in one year, with interest onatUaa
from day of SALE
JAMES H. WEBB,
Feb. 3, 1861. Adminisnsi'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06

NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CovR,o,
been the constant boast of the Son,h 1t haa
Northern soldiers have not the w mat the
stand mp to hand to hand fight SUurage o.n to
never be able to resist for momsDt u "oOd
charge OF the impetuous Southern ct;I oayoLes
1t so happens that at the battle Of Mn Mn Snry-
occurred the first bayonet eDconDta. spring
consequence during the war. Wbo, VI anI
result ? At the very first charge of =, Was lAe
neSota regiment the Southerners broL ne Mo
and fed pellmell to their intrencSpas rSnkS
This battle was fairly decided in favo'.s-- f'h,s--
North, at the point Of the bayopet " NJ, ~ 'hS
now is the truth of the much vaup,sd ~ "lsrS
the Southerners, that the NorlbarD' 'V1N Of
were afraid of cold steel. and could No, m00P'
driven by their officers TO meet the e., oe
soldiers at the point of the bavoDr, ;''us's en-
the scattered remnants OF ZoIlicoEer'q .,o q"
Let our troops put the cold steel rgbt ~ =, -
bowels of the rebellion, as they dj8 st ,,r, ss
Spring, and the good work will soon be- a., Dl'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06

Our TREASURY NorEs IN REBELDoM-A
gentleman who has recently made his way
from Memphis, and whose character is such
that his statements are considered trustworthy,
states that United States Treasury note COM
mand thirty per cent premium in the " South
ern Confede7acy." They are rated equivalent
to gold, and much sought after. This is a sig
nfcant circumstance. The rebels have a
wholesome respect for the credit of the United
States, showing that they are not bereft of
financial understanding Some persons in the
loyal states might learn useful lesson from
the appreciation Of the promise TO pay of our
Government, by those whoaFe warriDg against
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06
Remarks of Senator Wilmot,

IN the Senate Feb. lst 1852 the resoation exr
Senator BRIGHT, of Indiana for writing letter TO
JEFFERSON DAVIS, recommending the inventor of an
improved frearm.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06
&cm EMBELLISHMENTS

NJ OTICE-The Board of Revision of Rr.1
ford County, has fixed upon the following dsv, -,
places for the holding Of Appeals in said COUNTY ~
a. d. 1862, viz = 0'-15'@ @
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06

NAUTION.-Ran away from the subscriber,
~ on the 26th day of December last, HENRY SlNr'
SON. aged about II years and bound to me until DC y
came n years of age find it impossible to keep -.
boy, and hereby caution all persons against haro
or trusting him on my account, as / will be response
for no debts contracted by him. for any Of BIS @ '
tions whatever. ISAAC NJ. EAAL'
Burlington, Jan. 10, 1852.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06

We command to those editors who make it
a business to reyie General Cameron on all
occasions, to read the following from the Bal
more Clipper. 1t is, perhaps, natural to sup
pose that those who sympathise with Breckin-
ridge, Bright and JEFF. Davis, should viify
Gen. Cameron, although they have not word
to say against these convicted traitors.
d" We consider it in high degree patriotic
on the part of Mr.. Cameron in the course he
has thus determined to pursue. We differed
with him, very radically, in the views he had
presented in that portion of bis late report to
Congrese, which, by the request of the Presi-
dent, was cancelled before it was presented
still, we feel bound to render him the Justice
that is due for his patriotism and valuable
public service since the commencement of the
rebellion"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06

A UDITOR'S notice.. P. htr5g y
IA S. o. COrcin. In the Court OF Common ts1 ~
Bradford county, No. 79l, Sept. Term, 1861. .,c-.
The undersigned an Auditor. appointed oy , saIu
to distribute funds raised by sale OF defendant 80
property, will attend to the duties Of his appopHlT
his office, in the borough of Towanda, on n
the 25th day of JANUARY, 1861 ct O'Clock .s.
all persons having claims upon said monies mus F''
J. WOOD
Dec. Is, 1861. Anu"--
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06
Cheese Worth Eating.
Feb. 3, 1861.

HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE DAt
Il ry OF Cheese from Courtand County. as good as wa
ever brought into this town Please call and Try u Il
you like it you can buy it cheap E.T. FuA.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06

P@- An important orderhas been issued by
the Secretary of War, which directs-in view
of the fac: that the urgent necessity which re-
quired the immediate purchase of arms, cloth
ing and other military supplies from foreign
countries no longer exists-that no further
contracts be made for any article of foreign
manufacture, which can be produced in the
United States, and that all outstanding orders
and authorities for the purchase of such arti-
cles are revoked and annulled. The order also
directs that all persons claiming to have any
contract or agreement, or any authority what
ever from the War Department for furnishing
such articles, shall notify the Department
within fifteen days. The method of making
contracts is also strictly laid down, and any
departure from it will render them Of no effect
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06

New CoUNTERFEIrs Columbia Bank, 5s,
altered-viz forest scene men rolling logs
and telling trees; men in Corn-feld on the
right sheep,shearers on the left.
Farmers bank of Lancaster.-5s. spurious
Indian and above on the left portrait
with above on the right. Name across the
bill.
Tioga County Bauk--5s. altered from Is
Wig farm scene, man, children, and dogs on
right end aud Indian on left end and
Washington red FIVE across the note.
Crawford County Bank. SIS altered from
Is. The alteration is we'll executed, and cal
cuIated to deceive the unwary. The genuine
fves have the word Five" in large letters
across the face of the bill ; portrait of James
Buchanan in the left corner.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-06
ORPHANS COURT SALE-Bv vir

Commissioners Office,
Towanda. Feb. |, 1861 I
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
THE FIGHT At ISLAND NUMBER TEN.

CAIRO. March "a, 1852.
special despatch to the Chicago Tribune dated Satur
day night says the Gunboat Mound City fired twenty shot
at the middle batteries with considerable effect Our
officers with glass counted ve rebels killed at single
shot. I'D.
On Sunday mortars dred with considerable regu.
larity but the results were not owing 10
the anfavorabs condition OF the weather
The balloon reconnaissance did not take place. a
f CHICAGO, March "a. 1862
special despatch 10 tho Chicago Tribune dated nine
O'Clock Sunday night Of Island No. 10. says that the
firing continues slowly day and night at intervals OF half
an hour Our hre mostly concentrated upon tho upper
tatsssy, which Is fairly TO pieces. This battery
has not replied for two dAysonIy qua 10
IN position, and that is probably quaker. -
The batteries the main shore also mystsriousiy
silent, and she snsampmsnts grow smaller day BY day
Transports still continue Tying about apparently carry
ing away troops
The river is still rising and everything s ovsrnowed.
The rebels were drowned Of Of their batteries
and were attempting to erect Ones bus the well d.
rected nrs Of eur mortars prevents them.
A special despatch 10 the Chicago TIMES from Cairo
says
The officers Of the Lake Erie No. 2 which left
Island No. 10 at eleven O'Clock night large fire
the Kentucky Shore which kept increasing they
got the river supposed 10 bs ths rebel trans
ports ignited by the bursting Of shells.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.

CAIRO, March "a, 1862.
An arrival from tho Tennessee river says 5000
under General Wallace, visited Adamsvs, eight miles
from Pittsburg landing whore there understood
be large rebel force On arriving here they found tho
rebels gone.
Armed rebels ere concentrating st Covnth, whore .
stand will be made. All unarmed recruits are being
sent TO Decatur, Ala. At Memphis all rebel are
being removed to places OF safety the event Of
attack by the Union forces.
There is but little known as Memphis OF tho move
ments at Island No. 10 outside OF military circles.
The Superintendent OF The Mobile and Ohio railroad
placed fourteen locomotives and hundred
disposal OF Genora Po for the transportation Of troops
TO CoYAth.
Beauregard 10 o. jackson. Tennessee. ra
On Tuesday the bridge across Turksy creek, on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad burned BY Union troops.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

A CALL FOR GENERAL FREMoNr.-Where is
General Fremont? He is wanted just now at
Cumberland Gap, or in the neighborhood Of
Knoxville, Tennessee, to intercept tho fight of
the rebel army Of Virginia. 1t must go out in
that direction, for General Burnside will rem.
der its fight through North Carolina somewhat
hazardous Cumberland Gap and the region
round about it, through which the great South.
western railways from Richmond pass, are in the
Mountain Department of General Fremont
Let him look to it, or he may be too late to re.
trieve the blunders of his Missouri campaign
The President has given him the opportunity
for blaze Of genuine glory Let it not be
lost. New York is not the place now for Gene
raj Fremont, nor is Washington. He should be
at his post, among the mountain passes Of East
Tennessee. Hurry forward, General Fremont
Every officer of the army in charge OF mill
tary department is at his post except General
Fremont
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
NEWS FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.

WAssSarOS. March "a. 1852
REVELATIONS REsrEcTfN0 rHB BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
Documents have recently light which complete
ths wanting page Of the history Of the battle Of Bull
They altogether independent OF any opinions that
may be entertained reference to the conduct Of Gene
raj Mcdowell. These consist OF orders TO-
General Patterson from General Scott. The most i'm.
porant are dstea July IS and H. Tho Of July II
informed General Patterson that General Mcdowell would
attack Manassas the 7th and instructed General Pat
tersoo Of Johnston and bis rebel army. IL
also ADVISED that the months mon
nearly OUT and valuable and ordering him.
me three months would stand BY him, that
be should entrench himself and hold hts position until
reinforced but not TO retreat to the Maryland Shore Hs
was Instructed TO watch Johnston closely.
On the l7th General Scott instructed General Patterson
that General McDeweis FRS, days work had driven tho
enemy beyond fairfax Court House. and ordered that
General Patterson ehould zee that Johnston did not
hin with . small force n front while be rein.
forced sesuregard o. Manassas with nis main body.
Patterson instructed that Johnston commenced 70
retreat shouid attack ham, and that
had force superior numbers Johnston O. and II he
DID uss .Uacs zoe rebels and follow them, to march
directly ~ .ofesa nAscnss Leesburg JOIN General
Mcdowell
s ee.s orders General Scott complained Of Paersous
oos wr'lns ~ ,eegraphing to him. but leaving him TO
hear OF nis movements through newspapers This makes
conclusive case against General Patterson On
Of ths good conduct Of the psnnsyvan regiments
n the dsd these orders have been hitherto suppressed
They SOW 10 % made public IA justice TO history
NO covxrERFKIT TREASURY NOTES IN CIRCULATION
The story sW snos, about counterfeit treasury notes
has beer carefully probed to the bottom and found be
wthou' any foundation Not only there counter
fes anoat bu, have been taken by Treasury
Department the detection OF any who shall at
tempt 10 counterfeit them
GEN. sH:xLDs' WOUNDED ARM TO gR AMPUrArED
rumoe current here this evening that General
Shields win os obliged 20 have his les amputatcd
st she received the battle ncor Win
chester well authenticated but Is still not credited
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
DOWN TOWN Merchant,

Having passed several seepl,ss nights disturbed by the
agoncs and cries OF suffering ch;ld and becoming
vincrd that Mrs WIkSLOW'S soothing syrup just the
article needed procured supply for the child On reach
ing and Acquainting his vile with what he had dvne
she refused IL have II administered 10 the child.
ongiy In favor OF homeopathy That night the child
pps,rd the parents without sleep Return
ng home the lowing the father found the baby still
worse while another sleepess night the
duties and lett the father with the child During her alb
scnce he administered portion OF the soothing syrup TO
th baby and said nothing That night all hands slept we'll
and the little fellow awokc IN the mornng brnh and happy
The mother was delighted with the sudden and wonderful
change and although FIRST offended at the deception
cd upon her has continued to use the syrap and suffering
cry ahlcs ana nights have disappeared single
syrup yet failed 20 relieve the baby aud
OVERCOME The prciudices ot the m0her.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

The TRIBUNE AND THE OFFICIAL REPoRTs.-
The Tribune, in another attempt to refute our
charge of its meanness with regard to the mu-
tilation of the official reports, says "a lie we'll
stuck to is as good as the truth" They verify
this maxim by again asserting that they pub
lished in General Cullom's report TO General
Halleck the very words we accused them of
suppressng. They say they have proved our
falsity by giving date, page, column and por-
tion of column in which it appears. This fur
ther shows their mean attempt to mislead the
public. The report of General Cullom to
General Halleck is not published in the place
indicated by them at all; but an entirely difis-
rent report to another General, which docu-
ment they obtained through the censor at
Washington, and that. despite their meanness
they dared not have altered, az the fraud would
have been sooner discovered. They mutilate
reports to headquarters at distance because
they fancy they are not 80 likely to be found
out. Vain delusion. The eyes Of Argus, as
represented in an outraged public, will still
find the Tribune, as it has always found it, mean
in every word it utters.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

me deceased our sympathes and sincerely regret
duties In the field would permit TO pay 70 mis-
that attention which should otherwise nave
claimed as privilege TO do
Resolved That copy OF the above proceedings together
with the report Of General Kearny be furnished TO the
friends OF the deceased that they be published In the New
papers, and that they be among the records
or the regiment
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On notion Colonel McReynolds requested TO
sufficient number of photographs Of the deceased TO supply
each ofhcer with copy
On notion the meeting adjourned sine die.
ANDW T. McREYN0LDS
Colonel First New York Volunteer cavalry, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

ACADEMY oy Mrsic Madame dc Lussan, an artist ia.
vorsbly known to our public concert singer makes
her debut to morrow evening IN the "Favorita" This
lady 10 mos, accomplished musician. has beautiful
mezzo soprano voice. and has been for some time
training for the stage Great confidence expressed
10 her success which, " realized viii add another TO the
list Of home educated singers hat have contributed to
tho tlpera
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
Court Ca,endmr-Th;s nav

SrrnnNBCouM-Cmcuii--part Nos 116s, 1875, 1879
l345, "a is3, 1899, l4e4 1915, s57 1924 1895 i54o
1893, it7s, s0o7, 1882. y25, 1856. 12s. llO6 1869
surERioR COuRr-Pai Nos 3OO5 3lpb, 2glT 3O1e
1870, ll2l loyI lovy l7Ol. liO3, 1To5, 1907 1909,
I'LL, 1713. Part 2-Nos 1904, 1906, 1908 1910 1912
PART Nos 1865, 1891 1885 1909, 1901 1904 1907
1909, 1911, ldl3, 1885, 'e7 1915, 1871. Part 3-No
61G.
Couvoy riEAs.-rart 1.--Nos. So 7s, 1884, l57. Iso
17o lI5 100, iso, 49,. Par. 2.Nos. l2o l3o loo 30
Ilt 1Gt 1Gs
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
TIL. Soss OF Stationery Furnished Con.
gressionni Committees,

20 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Q Post 0fricy, HoUsg OF RgpREsEyTArvEs,
.h WAsHSGTos. March -, 1862
Yous Washington tclegraphc correspondent reports
me In this mornings HERALD as having recently submit
ted to he House report OF the amount OF stationery
furnished 10 tho various committees. footing up the
aggregate tho sum OF slSl ,SS5 Allow 10 the
statenen, OF your correspondent by substituting 81 8S3
tho place OF S1Sl 1885, aud will then, think agree
With the report referred to Very respectfully,
WILLIAM 5. King,
Postmaster House OF Represent tatives
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
Sale OF a Railroad.

ALTON III March "a, 1862
The Terre Haute Alton and st Louis Railroad was sold
al auction to-day by order Of the United States District
Court II bid OF by Robert Bayard s. Tildcn and
cthcrs for tho benefit Of the stockholders for the
nf a
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
Married.

.~g Married.
D-HARDExmRcH. H.-On Saturday March - by Rev.
James B. Hardenbergh, d. D., wx. A. BupD to MARGA
RET Wax KIxEck, daughter Of the officiating clergy man.
all OF this city.
:.CARLyLS-SEMpIoR.- Monday, March "a, by Rev.
g. Thatcher, EDWARD CARLsls, Of Connectcut 70 Miss
ELIzABErH SxMPLoR
Philadelphia papers please copy.
HowE-RAyNoLD.-OnM Monday. February II, by tho
Rev. Evan w. johnson, rector Of St. Mchaes church
JAMES H. HOWE TO Mrs. MARoARErrA RAYMoLD, all of
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
New Rebel Gunboats.

CHICAGO, March "a, 1862
gentleman Just from Now Orleans says the rebes
building thirteen gunboats at that place. be completed
soon
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
death OF Colonel Murray.

HARRIsBrRG, Pa March "a, 1862
rhs Legislature adjourned to-day learning OF the
death OF Coione Murray Of the Eighty fourth Peunsy
regiment, killed st the battle OF Winchester yes
ierday
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
Combination OF the Death or Captain
Fra nklin Buchanan.

PHILADELPHIA, March ~ 1862.
rhe Bulletin Ia informed that the relatives OF Captain
Franklin Buchanan. Of the rebel navy. have received
positive Information OF his death at Norfolk from
ulnpton Roads
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

HIS Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown the best In Depo, No Barclay street. and sold
BY all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Bnrry's TricOphcrous is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing bcau curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies. try H. Sold by
all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Prizes Cashed In All LIE galized Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
19Wall street, New York. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Iansn--R Hodgson GFatav Cap,
Bui m scr Mnthd Bon, Schluc,cr n WiX, N ThrrNuri
Blrte. Gates, Peel Nv, II Iionann, I pretsch,
maun. G. Il lOGc, NJ JacOt.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

beautiful Complcxion-Laird ird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl preserving and beauing the
complexion aud skin. All druggists, and 439 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Rupture and varicocelc Carcd.-Dr.
RIGGS Office No. Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wics the the world wholesale and retail, and the
dye privately applied at No. q Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

ChiIis md Fever Can Only BE Encctu-
ally by ioloways Pills They ac, directly the liver
and ontain minerals,
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Wfnnnt's Indian Liniment Is a Sure
cure Rheumatism Neuralgia &c Depot8i Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

The Great Pile Rcmcdy.-If Hou n~c
troubled with bleeding blind itching piles Dr. Wit
mers Pile supposiory certain and permanent
Arnn Hnunr
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

The Naval Expoditxon.-All About to
proceed with the expedition lifting should not fall
provide themselves with Of the Delano Patent Life
Preserving vess the only reliable life preserver or the
protection OF persons from drown manutastused Call
and them. Saesroom OF the Delano Lite Preserving
Vest Company at the store of Agate Co., Gcntcmen's
Furnishing Goods 2oo Broadway, opposite the City Hail.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Trusscs.-NInrsh ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces Dr. Wadsworhs Uterine Ee-
superior article. No vesey street. Asor House
sifc 4 M rhu
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

GSNERAL GREELEY on SrRArEGY.-The Tri-
1une dcvotes q long article to president Lin.
coins strategy" the object of which is to show
that in military strategy he is superior to
Mcclellan, which is an insidious stab at the
President for appointing such o man to the
chief command of the army. But whatever
Mr.. Lincoln may or may not know about mill.
tary strategy, certain it Is Greeley has found
out before this that the President is master Of
political strategy, and has completely outgene.
rallied the abolitionists and spiked their guns.
Hence their rage and the attacks Of the Tribune
upon him over the shoulders Of General McCle-
Ian. Why does not Field Marshal Greeley &C
cept the proiered command Of the black
brigade, composed OF runaway niggers with
pixies Of the John Brown pattern?
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Sadak and Kalasrade is Still ON the
boards at BArnum's, and popular Commodore
Mutt. Hppopotamus, &c. are to be seen at all hours
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
HiPPlN q NE w S.
Port OF New York, March a.. lses.
Below.

Park Colcord, days from Cardenas.
Brig vesta (I,r), days from CardenaA
Schr Joseph Crandell 50 days from Csdz-(An by pilot
boat Ezra Nye, No p.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Capt. Ericss0n.-At Frederick Photo
graph Gallery 6S broadway Imperial and Card Photographs
OF this Eminent n,neer on exhibition and for sale.