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TIE BATTLE AT BATtN ROUGE.

BY the arrival Of the steamers North Star
and Roanoke we have intelligence from New
Orleans to Aug. 10
The action at Btton Rouge terminated in
the complete victory of the National forces,
which fought with desperate b avery against
overwhelming numbers.
The fellow ing ex'ract from letter, written by
National sNr-eOn, gives a summary Of the
circumstance Of the attack
From 5000 to 10, 900 rebels, under Gen
Breckenridge, attacked about 5000 Union
soldiers, stationel on the outskirts of Baton
Euas2, at 4 \. NJ. on Tuesday, Ang s.
The fght lasted until % o'clock, when the
rebels were badly ropuI>ed and retreatpd in a
rout. Gen. Williams was shot through the
heart while raIying his right wing, which was
being driven in by superior numhrrs
The Vermont Regiment behaved badly tx
cept its officers. The Colonel was killed The
Twenty first Indiana, Thirtieth Massachusetts,
Ninth Connecticut, and Fonrth Wisconsin did
most of the fighting, and nobIy too
ILeut.-COl. Keith. Of the Twenty first
Indiana, was wounded through the right
shoulder. A1jt Howe of the Thlrtieth Mas
sachusetts was shot through both legs many
have to lose one by amputation. Lieut.. Nor
cross, from Lowell, of the Tbrtieth MaSSa-
chusetts, arose from his sick bed, and joined
his Company in the thckest Of the fight, and
with his own hands saved one lieldpiece, about
to he taken 10y the rebels. Many Of our
officers are wounded and missing (as yet not
accurately kuown,) probably 800 will cover
all
The rebel loss is very great, as witne ssed by
/ in oil
corn field.
The rebel wounded report Gen Breckenridge
with loss of right arm, Gen. Rugges killed
Gen Clark taken prisoner and wounded
Col Allen prisoner, and fatally wounded also
Capt. Chuuu, Geu Lowell is reported killed,
but it is probably his brother, as the General
is thought to be in Richmond. One rebel told
me, as was anputatiug his leg, that the reb.
els lost nearly 500, which | thiuk is nearly cor
rect
Breckenridge sent flag of truce for per-
mission to bury his dead.
Nims' Battery saved the day, when two
thirds of its members were on the sick list
The gunboats Esssr, Cayuga, Hines and
morning OF the 9th, when she skedadled into
| the banks. Her officers and crew ran, and in
few moments after she blew up.
The Secesh in Baton Rouge fred from their
houses on our wounded as they were being
brought in, consequently their houses were
puieI down. breckenridge made speech TO
his men the D'orniug Of the fight. and pvoms-
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Zcgal.
ID DR0CJAMATION-Wbereas ho II

DSOCLAM MATlON.-W Whereas the IT,,
j. q. MERCUR, President Judge Of the ,2,h
dcia District. consisting OF the Counties of E-t' -
and Susquehanna and lionorables JoHN PAssynxr O'e
Y. VI. LoNG. Associate Judges, in aud said r saa
Of Bradford have issued their precept bearing dta
lSth day .uy. y. lSG2 to directed ior hidas zoe
Court oC Oyer and Termner General QaaYter Sag
of the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans CoIrt >, wa
wanda tor The County OF Bradford, o henGay the SO 20
day OF September next, to continue two weeks "-'N
Notice is therefore hereby given, bo the Corona,.
Justices of the Peace aud Con>tables OF the CornH
Bradford. that they be then and there in their ! !
person, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon # said dar ia
their records. nquis'ions and other Remembrance e
do those things which to their Office aupert.ns 70
done and those who are bound by rec0gnzance Or ~
erwSe prosecute against the prisoners who are or
he in the iii of said County. nr 80 shall tie konri y
appear at the said court TO be then and tbsr !
prosecute against them shall be just Jurors sr
qnested to be punctual in their attendance aseeaJy
their notice. "
Dated at Towanda. the 9Th OF Aug st in the year of
LORD. one thousand eight hundred ond sxtytwo .f S
OF the Independence OF the United States the eiots
sixth. A. II SPALDIN(, Sbar;s!
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ed to have his band playing in the State House
by 9 O'Clock, A. NJ
DR.. Burlington, rebel surgeon. told his
nigger. Jack" that if they got sepera'ed dur
ing the fght.to go directly to the State House
for he would surely ne there 10y 9 O'clock
The darky kept the appointment but the
Doctor did not
AS the Lsacis UhiLman was coming down
from Baton Ronge on the morning of Aug g.,
with the remains Of Gen. Williams, and with
torty-two of the National soldiers who had
been wounded and three Of the Confederates,
she came into collision with the gunhnat
Oaeida, and almost Immediately sank. Gen.
Williams body aoated eff the sinking vessel,
and was recovered by the gunboat Pamota -
Thirty eight Of the wounded soldiers, aud three
of the body guaru of six which accompanied
Gen Williams remains were saved. The Cap
tain and crew of the Whitman were ironcd aud
taken to New Orleans as they were suspected
of having caused the collision.
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THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

Disnat ches from Fortress Monroe, dated
Saturday, last says that the Union troops
evacuated Harrson's Landing on that day
sad aooat the same hour Gen McCleIan's ad.
vance arrived at WI!amsburgh. The pabc
property was all oil removed in safety, aud all
jk quiet.
From Cairo we learn that jeff Thompson
cent flag Of truce to General HoTey, demand,
lg all the negroes within his lines or to
prepare to fight" General HoTey dismissed
the flag and started in persuit, with ten days
rations. Severa! small fights had occurred in
Missouri. Ii is reported that on the llth
lust, the rebel cavalry surprised company
o. the Third Wisconsin Volunteers eleven
miles from Helena. Our troops, however,
.oou rallied and beat OF the rebels,
The rebel guegas were still, on the 10th,
carrying Oh their nefarious proceedings at Gal
latin, Team Late dispatches, however, state
that Acting General Miller made Gil armed
Reconnaissance to that place and found that
tho rebels had decamped Morgan had gone
to HArt8vilIe where, it is SAID, he had effected
junction with Forrest Morgan succeeded
il capturing one hundeed aud ii.y thousand
dollars il United States Treasury notes in
hehanon A report was in circulation in
Nashville that seven thousand rebels were
near that city. The troops were ordered IN
der arms and cannon were placed to destroy.Ih he
the city oa the first approach of the rebels.
The arrival of the Trade Wind from New
Orleans, August 6, confirms what We have al
ready surUised to be the true facts of the
ease with regard 20 Baton Rouge. When our
dispatches left the rebels had been repulsed
although greatly ontnumberng the Union
troops. 1t is, however, true that Gen. Will
Jams has been killed. General Butler has ad-
d1,i another leaf TO- bis laurel wreath by tie en.
eraetic manner in which he at once despatched
fresh troops to the relief Of the garrison al
B.,on Rouge and Admiral Farrsgut also
deserves credit for his promp.itude in sending
"f the faet, Sc. Baton Rouge is l19 miles
1T owe New Orleans
ssA- An important change in the executive
IT entucky is telegFaphed from Louisville
.'ohD i. FlSke has resigned the Speakership
Ind James F. Robinson, we'll known Union
laau, has been elected in his stead. Governo,
,saas9ttn.has also resigned his Office, and RoL
,,-son, therefore, becomes Governor de facto fo
'ie remainder of Magofih's uDexpired tern
u Johnson, of Lexington, also Uuion man
has been elected Secretare of State These
re.j,aesioQs aud elections virtually restore
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
OFFICIAL.
GENERAL ORDERs-NO. i03.

The following has just been issued -
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, August II.
The following is an ord er of The President
of the United States dated June, 26, 1862
I'The forces under Major. General Fremont
Banks and Mcdowell, including the troops
now Under Brgadier General Sturgis. at
Washington, shall be consolidated and form
one army, to be called the army of Virginia.
II. Tho Command of the. Army of Virginia
is specially assigned to Major General John
Pope as Commanding General
The troops Of the Mountain Department,
heretofore under command of General FIRE.
mont, shall constitute the first army corps,
under the command of Gen. Fremont.
The troops of tie Shenandoah Department,
now under General Banks, shall constitute the
second army corps, aud be commanded by
him.
The troops under the command Of General
Mcdowell, except those within the fortfca
tons and the city of Washington, shall form
the third army corps, and be under his com,
nand
BY order OF the Secretary War.
Z. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General.
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assistance, and by their combined efforts 203
persons were rescued.
The West Point went down in fohr fathoms
water, about one mile and half from the
Maryland Shore and nothing can be seen OF her
but her smoke stack, masts aud some wrench
ed mp plauks On her deck
Ali her crew was saved except one fireman.,
named John Russell
The brief period during which the West
Point remained afloat after striking and the
CONSERVATION which prevailed, prevented ef-
forts to save all from beibs entirely suecess,
ful.
Capt. Doyle and Lieut. Scott were the last
to leave the vessel
The number mi ssing is 73, of whom por,
tion may be saved, as Il number were picked
up by small boats aud schooners in the vicini-
ty.
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EEsTREsslNc CALAMITY.
An Army Hospital Vessel Sunk on the Potomac
NEW YORK, Aug. 15-2 An.
The following despatch from the Potomac
has just been received

NEW YORK, Aug. l5-2 A. ".
The following despatch from the Potomac
has just been received
AcQUIA CREEK, Va, Aug. IA.
A collision occurred on the Potomac last
light off Ragged Point, between the steamers
Peabody and West Pout, involving loss of
IS men.
The West Point was bound to this place
from Newport News, with convalessent troops
of Gen Burnside's army. She sank in ten
minutes after the accident. The Peabody
brought the rescued soldiers and passengers 10
this point and from Lieut. Col Scott of the
9th New Hampshire regiment, who WAS on
board the Inflated vessel, and in charge of the
troops, have obtained the following account
of tae disaster. He says:
We left Newport News on the / lth inst,
with two hundred and ffty-four soldiers, fonr
officers, three ladies and one child. At Fort
ress Monroe we took on board seventeen men,
making, in all, two hundred and seventy nine
souls. Ga Wednesday evening, the 18th inst,
about eight o'clock, when of Ragged Point,
We were startled by shock, and soon dscov-
cred that collision had taken place between
our steamer and another named the George
Peabody, bound down the river.
The weak point began to leak very fast and
it was ascertaiued that she would SINK in less
than ten minutes.
The Peabody, which had been partially disa
bled by the collision, could render no assis-
tance except with her small boats.
Valuable assistance was rendered by Cap
tains Biggs and Hall. aud their assistants,
quarter masters of General Burnside, who
were passing in the steamer, John F. Anon,
and by Acting Master Josiyn, Of the guuboat
Reliance.
An unknown bsrk also rendered valuable
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IAI11I1Oa

BY the Rev Julius Foster the Presbyterian Parsonage
in Towanda. HENRY HUMPHREY to Miss MARY
MCRERI both Ut Warren, Pa.
By the same, at the same time and place, RANSOM
BURN IN. of Warren, Pa e, to Miss LODEMA DEMON,
OF MddIetown, II.
By the same at Hornbrook, Ang. Is, JOHN OSCAR
FROST, of North Towandi, to Miss EMMA FERGU
SON of the former place.
Ry Rev. d. Cook at Wyausing Parsonage. Friday,
August 5, CHARLES h. MCYICAR to ROSALThA
FRANKLIN.
AT the place, hy the same. Aug. 10. ANDREWS 4.
ST JOHN OF Ste vensvIlle, to CLARA a. DEWERS,
of Rush. Su>Quehanna
By the same. Aug IL, HENRY MAY to NAOMI FRANK
LIN, both of Wyailsing.
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ExAMIMAT1cNS.

4 y : "
i TEACHERS Tor the several districts Of the county
will he holden at the following times and places Gun.
ddhtes Ior Inspection will please notice the oiowlngpar
tiCulars
l. Each examination will commence at . O'clock a m
and viii be inspected vino DO in before
unless the delay he nnavoidahe.
II. Teachers viii bc CX, mined ONLY in the districts
in which they eXpcc.to teach in townships in which
they reside.
Iii No person will be inspected who has hcen present
any other examination, III the county during the year
". Residents uf other counties " IT. NOT be eXaIu-
ned. unless they expect to teach u this coun'y.
y. All person~ wh" 'a not KNOW they will not teach
IN the county during the wear, expected IT, he p
for Inspection. tt who do not intend
viii not bc allowed 10 jim the classes.
VI. Each candidate viii bring with him two sheets of
fools cap paper pen ink and lead pencil.
Director, requested To he present during the whole
time ut the examinations. Tiey vii! find it to be
v"rahe opportunity to enter INTO contract with their
teachers.
Examinations will be held as follows:
Monroe twp. and B'ro Sept 5 at the Borough house.
Franklin Tuesday, sept. IL at Narncy School house,
Granville, Nedhe, day, Sept Il, at Taylor
Leroy Tuesday. Sept, Is n Corners
Canton, Frjd,y. Sept 10. Corners
Troy X Armenia. Monday, Sept. - Borough,
Colombia, Tuesday -, at Al~rnvilie
Wells. We'd, e>dIy Sept. ~. Furgc,on
South Cree K Thursday Sept ., at Gcillet
Rid2ejury, Friday, Sept. %, Birnham
smith!eid, saturday, sept y. at Centre
Springfield. Monday Sept. - Centre
Burlington West & Boro Tue day Scpt3O Boro'"
Towanda North Towauda ~ B,ro Wednesday,
Sept 81. Borough School House,
Sheshcqun. Friday q, tober3, Snider
U.-te Monday, Ct IS Warner.
Athens T,e-day. Oct. II, rough.
Litchteld. Wednesday Oct. l. Centre
Wndham. Thursday. oct Ii. kuy kendall
Warren, Friday, oct. l. ,Gnwenss
Orwell. Saturday oct. l., Hill
Pike Monday, Oct 20, Village
HeIrick wednesday, Oct ~ Landon
Tyalusing. Thursday, Oct 23d. Camp:own
Tuscarora. Saturday. Oct 25, aylor
WIlmot Monday, O,t -. neham
Terry Tuesday. Oct y. Terytown,
Asy lum. "wednesday %, Laporte
Sanding Stone, Thursday, Oct 80, Stevens
Rome. Friday, Oct 81 Borough
Wysox, Saturday, Nov. |, Myershurg
Albany & OvertOn, Tuesday, Nov. A. at Brown
G. Il. COBURN, Supt.
Towanda. Aug, Is, 1862.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-In nn-

~ ance of an order Of the Orphans Court Of B,,i
ford County. there will be exposed t. Public Sale a, WV
dwelling house the premises last hereafter descraT
at two O'Clock in the AFTERNOON, TIedIy. the 2Yh,tay
August. the f'1wn9 described tracts OF land t,,f "
Smithfcld twp in said county. to wit one In ar t,
bounded the west 10y land OF Albert CaiT So In ~
the public highway, ca by land late Of H4rvy DIrsg
dec d.. and north by lind of G. A French tr n w.
i. 80 he deducted about three spL by sid ds
to Henry Brigham. nd halt and sold to s. ) Lak
aud y him sold to Wm. L. Il 'sH, said first descriInJI
of land after dedIctin2 sand lots sold as arores,id
Containing about - acres oE LInd as supposed wrb
framed Darn thereon erected fruit tree, ,ber
growing. and about . thereon irnor,yeJ ~
other lot bounded on west by Land off C. Bri i,ba'
and y other land of said dec d. the snuh fy Ina .;
$. ). Baker the east by land of Edwin French ani
the north by land of &. A. French lr1n which j. -
be deduct small lot OF about three nrtS Of an ,cr.
which Wm. l. Ross resides, and about a h,If a,
sold Ivy said dec to said Ross said las, de-, t.S
lot to he exposed 10 public sale, atoresad Cor
thing after making said ded Ictpns abou, 40 acres viii
about 20 thereon improved, th framed h,,,s
and framed bIrn thereon erected and an appe orIr;
thereon growing-said lands Icing O the estate Of raid
deceased.
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made koox
by the suyscribcr
E G, DURFEY. Admir-
u II.
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War of the Rebellion, 1861.
r n GOODENOUGH hereby annonnc,

I D. GOODENOUGH hereby Announce
81 all persons interested that he has just received
from the city of Washington, package of Blank Forms
for obta ming the Bounty Money Arrears OF Pay. Hail.
Pay Pensions, all arearages of money duo
services by OF the death oi any soldier of
the present For the speedy prosecution of
said claims he has associated himself with reliable
toney at the city of Washington. He atters himself
that from his long experience in procuring Land Ws-
rants, Pensions &c, that he give at least good
satisfaction those who have had less experience
aud reasonable terms.
TeFsnda June IL, 1852,
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DEATH OF Col. RICKETTS, s.-Col. William
Wallace Ricketts,. late conmauder of the e.
Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves, died in Or
angeviIle, at his fathers residence, on last
Sabbath. in the 2Gfh year of his life He was
"a loyal tlzhn brave soldier, and an ardent
patriot, and early gave his life in defeuce of
his country CoL4mJiq Dem0crat
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ADDITIONAL REGULATION FOR THE DRAFT OF MILITIA
WAR DEPARTMENT, |

ORDERED -EIGuTu-That in filling ailrequi-
sitions for militia the quotas of the several!
States will be apportoncd by the Governors
among the several counties, and. where practi
cable among the subdivisions of counties, so
that allowance shall be made to such counties
aud sub divisions for all volunteers heretofore
furnished by them and mustered into the SER
vice of the United States, and whose stpulat-
ed term of service shall not have expired
EN- STANTON. Secretary Of War.
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CAMPTOWN ACADEMY
Rev. S. z. Brown, Principal.

THE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
commence AUGUST i 1862, and nae twelve
weeks. Books UsED.-T"wns Speller. McNary' Geog
mphy. Grtanleats Common School and National Arh
metcs. Browns Grammar. Davies Algebra, Geometry
and surveying. and Parker's Philosophy.
TERMS Common English Branches, So 90; Higher
Branches, 81 90.
Es- Board convenient at reasonable prices.
REFERENCE CES.-The Board at Trustees. +. B. BarRes
Cyrus Fuller, A. Fuller, ID. ID. Chlffee l. B Camp
NJ. EEWETT, President.
HOMER CAMP. Secretary.
Csmptuwn, Pa July 81 1862.
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WiLM T G. MORROW.

ATTORNEY = AT LAW, TOHANbA, PENN'A.
(Qfier iatiy occHpred by JudSs Mercu')
~ II. WATKINS, having volunteered, and
"a gone into tie army the partnership o WiIM0r
& " ATKINS is dissolved, GhC fua Ui WILMOT "
MORROW will close up the business u Judge Mercor and
Wm,t 4 WakIS aud attend promptly ID any ueS
business that may be entrusted 90 them.
Aurr
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ appii alton la~ been made to the Curt Com
Pleas II Brad ord county, hy Charles Chaee Josiah
kImer, David Newell and others. to grant charter Of
incorporation tor religious purposes to themselves Their
associates and under The name and lyle
The - Methodist Episcopal Church OF donhrook, -,Id
sufficient reasons tc shown to tie !,r} the
said Cont VIII decree that they hcculr corporal body
(. q. GOODRICH.
Aug. 81. l~G2. Proth0Hotary.
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Kentucky entirely to the Uuion,as by the PES
ignation of S. A. Temple, Acting Governor
Robinson becomes President Of the Military
Beard.
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EAIR WARNlNG-TAkE NOTICE :

L ~ II " y ny y U = a IA y ~ y ~ II
IL After the 10th Of August, all subscribers Tor Daily
papers must pay in a'lvauce.
have my News Bill to settle up every Tuesday and
will how necessary il is for 10 have the Cash II
hand keep my credit good. for six days, at least
would rather do less business and have the ca/ TO
pay my bills promptly. "A. +. CONLIo.
An
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arm advertisements

n Office The subscriber having enlisted
~ and this day start fight for M country. and no,
knowing when, or under what circumstance, my re
turn hereby give notice that 10 my san Ri, ID FARGE
SON. who is III hI~ Ia! year. give him, uuCpndi.
t.A1fy his whole time, aud i, bc respons ibc ior
debts contracted hy hiW after this date.
WvS0X Aug. i, l>62. s. +. VARGESON.
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NEW u. S. $50" LOAN.
BANKING House OF B. S. RUssELL & Co.
TowANDA, June 80, lo62. (

IL II ~ bcNhl w I'LL hI1El ' u
i applications and furnish to subscribers the bonds
for the New Loan OF the United States authorized by the
Acto Congress, February Is, lS62. These Bonds are
issued in of $50. Sl0O, $500, and 81 900, with
pons attached and are dated May |. 1852, peyahe in
twenty years but redeenahle at the option Of the Gov
eunen att five years and bear interest at the rate of
per cent. payable in Gold on the lst Of MAY and No
mi er in each year. Tie Legal Tender " les of the
United States rW be reCeiUFd at par. Payment may al
be made in other funds adding the current of
chan ge New York The allowed interest be uaid
in Gold OF its equivalent. B. S. RUSSELL.
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ORDER RESPECTING VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsUIN TON, August Ia, 1862.

WAsnIN ton, August IA, 1867.
ORDERED-FI after the 10th day
OF this month bounty and advance pay Sbai!
not be paid to volunteers for any new reg
meut, Gut ouly to volunteers for regiments now
iu the field and volunteers to fill up new regi-
ments now organizing, but not yet full.
SECOND " oiunreers TO ill up new regiments
now organizing will be received and paid the
bounty and advance pay until the 22i day ot
this month and. if not completed by that
tme, the incomplete regiment will be conSo-
dated and superfuous officers mustered out.
THlRD-T oIuuteers to Gil up the old reg;
ments will be received G0d paid the bounty
and advance pay uotl the lst day OF sep
tember
FoURrH-The draft for three hundred thons.
and militia, called for by the President, will
be made on Wednesday the 81 day Of Septem
Der, between the hours of nine o'clock NJ :,
and FIVE O'Clock P NJ >, and continue from day
to day between the same hours until CON-
pleted
FIFrH-If the old regiment should no: be
filled up by volunteers before the ist day of
September, special draft vii! be ordered for
the deficiency.
SIxTH-The exigencies of the service requires
that officers now in the field should remain
with their commands, and no officer now i'll
the field, in lhe regular or volunteer service,
will, under anv circumstance, he detailed TO
accept a lew command.
By order of the President.
EDWIN N. STANTON Secretary Of War.
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DROCLAMATION -Bradtord Connry, :,

DROCLAM NJ ALTON -Bradlnrd Cnnnrv,,
l. HANNAH CUTTER, hy her next friend. Will.
IAN BLAGkNAN, ". y. J. Gu FER. No. 3jl, Fec
rihry Term l>62.
10 \. Cutlery Whereas tubpnna in Divorce va,
issued 10 Decem Term I,6l which va, diy reiaras4
ct iuv'ulu~ ana there ,n an ais sIhpRlt VA IS
sued in said case, returnahle t. My Term i>f-
upon the return Ot which proof made that ths sal!
\. }. Cater gould not he found in my b.iliw.k.
This notice Is therefore Ia req you appear before
the Jad Te> oi the sid Cart the hr>l "udl sep
tenuer next, IL answer 10 said comp lint &g.
\. II. oPALDiNG.
Tow lnda. Aug s. 1862. Shcr.f