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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

re- PENysYLvANlA STATE FMR.-Ihe Man
ayers of the State Agricultural Society nave -
hold State Fair the coming fad, aud nave '"'cu P'O
posas from the different county eoE0'- wy @'-
of the Bradford towns propose =
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

,.- y ,vraArroS OPgyED Water was let
,,o the North Branch Canal oO SATURDAY A'' We see it
,ion will now be resumed in 'aof' c,u.1 on the
,,,ed that water is to be let into inc N'' 0@'''
first of May.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

meeting of The Board of Managers will be held at the
Office of W. C. BooART in the Borough of Tnwanda on
Monday, the 5th day OF May at clock p. at which
tiuIe Executive Committee will be appointed. 1t is
particularly requested that each Member OF the Boaad be
in attendance. HI. SCOTT, Pres.
VIC, BoGARr Sec'v
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

Rsg- The Counterfeit Detector says that one
n the most deceptive counteresis the two dollar notes
On the Columbia Bank. They are very numerosa-0lh
,t TO detectand the safest plan is 70 decline all notes
Of that denomination.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01
HARRISBURG MAIL WORKS.

THE undersigned has ea hand suppy Of
IL Nails, frem these well known work. The nails ara
made from Pennsy fvana Iron. manufactured expressly
for this purpose and Of npeTog quality. For sale
to dealers only andon better terms than they Obtain
in New York. Enquire at the Ranking OfRce At B. s.
RUSSELL l. CO. B s. RUSSELL
Towandsl March rs 1852.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

ssy- The Bradford County Med'ca' 0oc,e's
,,l meet at the Odd Fellows Hail. in the Oofousn "
Towonda on Wednesday, May 7th 1867, al ~ 0'O'A'
AN. nis hoped there will be general a'eilua,i,'.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

.Sr During the food last week sevcrai MI,
SS .,,n.ovved lumber escaped past the Pine Creek
Hon 's'' "c.rsbt in the williamsport boom.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

nsg- The Legislature iegaiized the saTen-
sion Of the Banks until the lst Of February 1865 Toe
l also authorizes Banks u issue notes OF the denomn
ton Of one two and three dollars to the amount OF thirty
psr cent. of their capital stock paidiu-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

EDWARD Fl. PERKINS, Esq, OF AEne"s'
b,.. we understand been appointed ''N'1' ~
c.,z West Indies.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

Corpr-May term of Court cOnVenes
n,.cs on Monday next. There is not great oeal
%nspess to be transacted, although there are ''"
criminal cases.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

~ The copartnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers. under the firm name of Wa D. LANCAS
TER IS this day dissolved by nutual consent III per-
indebted 10 the late arm are hereby notified to make
payment to R. D. LANCASTER, who viii also pay all
dehts of said hr having purchased Of " Lancaster his
entire interest," In she business and property f the lst
oopartnesship- ". LANCASTER,
r. D.LANCASTER Z
Albany, Feb. -, 1854. - . t3al -,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01
70CAL AND GENERAL.

~H,esr WARD, son of c. L. WARD, Esq.
- go. sailed fer Europe last week
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01
as- AcR1cU1ruRA. NorIcE AT the regular


Annual Meeting of the Bradford COvnty Agricultural So
cety the following persons elected officers Tor the
year 1862
Prssident--H. LAWRENCE SCOTT,
Vice Presidents-CHARLEs SrocKWELL, oscAR TouSe'
GEO. HILL, JUsrUs LEWIS, G. III. WELLEs.
SScretary-W. G. BoGART,
Treasurer-G. H. WATKINS
gIaa1gers-N H. Lanning, Wysox J. F. Means, To-
wanda Jesse B. Mexican, West Burlington Joseph Ho-
met Moproeton John Black, Pike Geore Gore, She:
sheoujn B. Laporte, Asylum James Fl. Webb, Smith
field.
The following resolutions were adopted -
Re,olred That no premiums hereafter awarded by the
Society shall paid unless the same called Tor within
six mouths after the same il awarded.
Resolved That the Executive Committee be directed
TO asceain whether suitable lot OF ground be OBJ
tanned Fair ground aud at what rate and reporte
the same at the next regular meeting OF the Society
The following is the Treasurers Report G. H. WAT.
KINs Treasurer in account with the Bradford County
Agricultural Society DR..
Feb'y q 1861 To balance ......... ....... $3.50 80
Oct. 2 3. & 4, Cash for tickets sold. 394 rs
" 4 Cash Of G. Z. Wood. Snowman. ......... 10 90
" %, Cash of VIM. NJ Cabe, on rent. IS 90
Nov. 29, Cash of H. L. Scott IS
Doc O. Cash of Bradford County. ........... 100 90
"a a" Ii. L. Scott, 3 81
s82 81
Dec. 2, 1861, Bal in hand OF Treas......... 2s7 II
CONTRA. ....
NoT 80 ii Premiums is1 R GaIs for oF oU pa
4" - " - 1860. Observation-Disclosures. rs IS
I" " lS6I........ .......... 274 so
Dec. 2, Orders, " .................... 2l7 IS
Balance 2S7 II
So? 81
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

The Barclay Railroad and Coal Com,
repairing their road and making preparations
pa ran.porting large amount of coal during tue pres
eut season.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

.oO our frs, page will be found an ar
.. in reference to worus in the head OF onesp =
w, some very good suggestions and we
" ,bs attention Of farmers and others.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

I LICENSES. Notice is hereby given that
IL the fJllowing applications for Licenses have been
filed in the Office OF the Clerk, and the will be pre-
sened to the Court Of Quarter Sessions Monday the
5th day of May next:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-01

Is variety introduced by Capt Frazier of Phadep phia
from the Eejee Island large size beautiful pink col
very frm in desh and considered of the best
or introduced.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-19
MANHOOD, nov LOST. HOW Ir,.
TeKEp,

.j"s' t'uhftst'cd, an a Sealed Enrslope
on THE NATURE TEEATNEET. ANpI4r.
irat cure OF SpermatorFhaca. on seminal yraL
ness. >eNhhi Debility, Nervousness and invofur.
tat5 emission. inducing inIrotant.y. and Nnntgf
9ha Physical incanacitv. "a
~ RDbI. j. CUINEEWEla. n L.
Auttor Ut Mc - Green Hoak DIR.
IhF Worta'renawned author in this admjraj,la
lecture clearly proves from hiz own exper,,.,r,
ina thr a"int Consequences Of selfahn.r mn, h..
etertnallT removed without medieir, n,It ,sitt
'n' ""oSeFans surgical operations. hougiaa II,
t'a,i,1"ts' ring aT cordial. pointing on Il moi,
"' e"fr ~ oncf certain and effpctuaI h. v,h,r,r
every Snf'nreT no matter What his coudtt i'm. r,a,
&c. may cure himself cheapy privately auf rad
11aiE. TINS lecture will proyo q hoor r. tbnn.
ands and thonsand. ~ A"''S
,r . n'l""f sea- :" AM address poa ya.l IN
T m reteint o. tw" bostarc STAMPS by aarea4iny
ohice bUx =. $50 >" 's"' "at
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New and Improved fnstantnneou.
6. E. c o III ? TON,
SHIPPING.
Forwarding i Commission MerCLaE!

bCsCaTINE. IOWA.
I AANkFTI. for int patronage therefore es-
tended me hr the merchants and Others OF
ltrtnt and vicinity. hope hy prompt and faith
IA attens,nn ~ any huslness intrusted t. ny
aarG. t. merit Its continuance
EEFEEERGEs.
hessrs ,treeIs 4 Stone, limscatns, Jown
v esd liridzman d kent, -
4. Dxitvig. a.
teta' 4. beF Iowa City II Earnn d o., Chisaro
~ FREEMAN. - = haliack 4 Rogers, 81. i.ouss
, IL Al Holden. Washington. Iowa
Anscatine. june q. l46G:tf
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PROBATE NGTYsl,.

ID IbLh Notice l. hereby given f.. all Maroon,
interested t@ the estatr ~ Iasna, eSnt, |'
T g. ta' d. Cedar count, torva thai willi,r
"sl."' eye 'ta'. has tiIoa IN the Office ot IN.
county }1dr ar said county hi. AMI r,..- ''''
The settlement a. the affairs a. said a,,,, -,
ask to ~ dis 7arged from nrther Tn,,.. a,,'3
iah,ltiIe- Ia the premises. all parxon, in,arns,
81 dNs''on~ o. fontestinE the same na., a, =,
on OF h%I"rr TIA frs hondas IN Iuh A. p ,stS
%. or sad rer"Ft vii! he confirmed a. nravs,
Ma III i>ag 4v '''' mage.
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SEWING MACHINES.
l. CORNELL & co. 5
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
.x ,,u, Esslf,k pATIST.

ro,,eh nanny To any to the thousands who are nsihg
,pr machines. and the thousands tha Waht 'ne'h' NAV
each machine now henle we la'e, a ~, n
uI,oy IN Il PAKER elias Howe IT, an" a'' Pe'H"'o
.,n or us,ng them are secure against any molesta'
'''m Machines are now lust what We want them; in
ir., compet ion and Oh equally popular "ass WIN
~ tas abe and HIGHEST priced machines IN any MAJ
not and they are still, ~ald at sth and so, 'nr'h,hE
Hemmers (o which We have several st,ss}, nr. .n"
mi. max them still the cheapest legitimate and hrs
class Machine In market ,,,u,,r.
e uter 10 fa nd TIE MONEY In SIXTY haNS 'oras wv"
chine which does not wholly satisfy the phrthase''
rhis feature alone makes our mach'n" worm nntn
han other. there IL necessarily s"ht's "
bu ling most machines
few Of its superior qualities are thesei--lt uses
straight needle; has great space endef 'he arm sew
from two common spoos' neither n.Ins a,'a
hot Il IN sight. turns hinges "a secure" "oW
x roses no ui srver purchase il greater shHn that OF
any other machine: ~ has but tw" regulating screws
and both above and in nut the driving wheel Is en-"
tireiy antsde Of the table, it requires u" ae'atan Tor
all, aeties Of work II aillceuauy do neater greater
variety Of work than any machine among the hundreds
with which acquainted, its tension Ia perfect II
runs easily and still; bothers noh"dN. n"'''S cav
man ,ge g. None other will satisfy where IT is known
We can safely say that no piece Of labor saving ma
chtne'I ever gre" :, rapidly mo ~ 'r
vet, front ranks Of rs class machines, aud though cur
uring facilities have been largely Increased W"
not been able IN supply the demands during the
mast season. We can nov an III orders We have adj
ded to styles the Rightsidc Blake johnson aius
table Hennier. and now defy the world To produce
better instruments for doing all kinds NJ sewing aud
emhrodery. Let every VIII" is Interested in the
great mpIo vcments in sewing mac hines. whether they
wish to purchase not send for Descriptive Crnar
ard samples ofstitch.
We must caution The public 'ns st nnprncirle'i and
perfcctlN irresponsible parties who have claimed to he
our successors. representing that machines out
H s 81: ssF 80 n @saaas q 1s,s -
AIRS ratcn. and the snic prCYrCtnrs in The eight
'orthw estcrn States. Address
l., CORNE L & CO.
Post Ofhee toN ~. Chicago. III.
Call at lNlake Street. tIY. stars NS-ua2
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vi partnership heretofor@ existiyg rat,ro,,
h@s.r. kowFRso@k. ~ ,yg..,. 4nf e,,r.,'
Arf1hHnt, $. Hnrinfdsia Is dissolved b mutoaI
y, 5,.>..' @.....1 and S"t~" rn'rt8G The a.
c. JfS9T RowrRsnnE
Nf'f *'F love Eari i5tA. l~.2
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A. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER,

1hr farming community, dealers 10
Lumber, persons desiring fencing or
building materials of every description,
arr invited to Wait the Lumber Yard Of
A. DAVIS, Of Onion Grove, who has on
hand, and Is constantly receiving u large
assortment IF
s'.ngles, Lath, Fencing, Flooring,
S'dtng, Barn boards, and all
A''aas u Framing Material,
and Is absolutely SELLING the same At
LOWER FIGURES than they CAV oe
purchased at the hoastac Muscatlpe I.uss~
bor yards. mo
nA~ THE BEST OF COAL All
WAYS On HANn A.D.
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Is ne hctt Machine IN tho world f"r Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Fnr-
poses: Price with hcmmerl aTc
beautifully oman, ntcd, $50.
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PROF. l.. SELIER's
HAfRfNyEG0RATOIl:


~ LifIEGsNL SAFE NED tSs hf1A Sahfbh IT
Ft4H E1l~2HrE .<aa CRAY HAIR 10 It's Cyie ia
.s.r v4-f .-f. ar+..r ana rr-sw.,*.,.r Il +, il,
a.. .... ~ sr--v
+.a..f Kin. .r..-.-,-re.- - . 2.
- - --- 80 80 ""~ larry :
'"'" -.# -As @s+ 'A.' H Ia f4"-1il O.
tEt 10 ~ r. ttI N+I#ss-
it'% 1&." F" .-~' - " All TAsIaF r
ahG "a. rLraa- alss affections If liz seaIs
tt+. =. - TN. TIT Es-R fr,-.rts- -
3, III r4tan.. ..a r..,p. 60 = = - -.
t..,.. -, -. "%N - In. ~
"i.~ .-A- a. - ..&-EEt III causing I
o.. A...
-5' +".3. ."t"FfF tha sss' -arr@as4nE demand iu.
etF @'@" t@TG N~"pa7Hz'p:- IN p-pprfetu-
1862 aif t81 oL1 IS "Et necessary sgt4sf. 9 als-
'",hzHE '+9"F al lss supe-tHr qualities over al
.'~". - 'afHl4h' q; prt="fE il ctennses
'.'"' hha 7.aj1 ron @a'G~Uf aud other rutau~aus
sr,rn - .+-, md Helix. d. .i,sS and ger
E y.-, -, ,.r . ."o.eloF and thinning II vii rr
a. th""f narSs h'on hrge neaaEs bsa causing Il
r..'G & f~r* T. r"rf~'Rs q he'r-
here ar Hundreds @. adtes ana FensfsnfA IN 80
ORR va" nav Ira t1 HAY r@s0F-a e ~ w. ~ t''s
l. nj a' N E tssGer@ nnune-e f-s:.y
M, H. tin. chm, tsots .rar ,.s-.ffs If tn. a,r..., p,
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To All 'ERSnSS owing nrioci,al 4, ,,...
= est t. thu S"hoo} Fun nr rada~ 80,
state o. lows, eithe: on notes seeuref IN, ,,.,
gag" or OIL contract afv hereby reouast.f ,,'' -.
once pa NJ tae amount auc thsraas a. ~
wise "iaar satisfactory arrangements f4s ST. ~.
-,,'. ~ ,@'t. q" FL SAM viii he deal with
.. ."'''ae =. .7"~-Fefsrenoe hei0s Baa to Sc
"FAl ASSEMBLY a,tho Stat of Iowa ven.
+tnNZO SHAW
Fer, o. tn. ni~' raor'ar C'nta ~. r,.,,
.iotna Ma sta l~.. ''''.
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SOIL AANT-fACTUEEEs.
. "rner q! Liherty Nrw YngE
" "r~oFIh&i"e circulars anu prices will IL,
furnished Oh application n4zsi,
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III. Jryrarpph Department
The Dali, Eypniug Journal.

Cnrtai'rrE fnN TFlrFarhic Rrr"ts Of News ard the
Nalrtz. n> - tho hour - gong ~ press At three
7. ". and wh"v" trains l"ave in time For the rrrord
Edttior Mp :" Eve NJ. each afternoon viii p" roaiIcl
- snhEtrtttrs ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-19

GI'TTA PERfHA CEMENT,

: " hresef'ing and rrpa.rha tin and 0thp~ nlrt
~ 1o"'> Oh every description. from It's great elias
HcitF. Is not injured b" thc contraction art -
nanslnn u metals end will moi crsci IL. c,ty
or run in warm Weathrf.
9hHse materials adapted r. Al. climates ynt ",
~" p.HhAea {" shpp'F nrIiars frnra any uart of the
county NJ shert notice. fBr .utia Prha Eoofrt- in
rolls ready prepared for use and futta Prrrhs Crpe,,
IL barrels, With ui printed directions ia, ami c1t.1,
Agents Wanted.
" e VIII MAKE liberia ana salisftrturv arraupomsut.
WIN Responsible parties who wouid ap t, eytafI;st
'hsniteiTes IA lucrative and permanent business.
Our Terms mr. (nsb,
We ear Etvt abundant rrnaf all VIZ r,ir h, t..,, -
our Improved Roofing Materials havtur apn,aa tb.,
!" several thousand roots it, New or civ ma ,,,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-19

NEW husic'-..sfsarnh JHnc I.rG!'>.sNNR
nRd Chorus.
VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, WI.
easy accompaniment, bo SUM- by ohii6'en
Wei ~ adults ami will soon beco-ae Of tnt ~
popular songs II the day. rsstras OF tn WesasS
eeitens Price ~ cents asaisd free. just Pnhs's"~
by HORACE WATGRs.
Hay p, lhsgi Ma. J31 broadway. New
Is""bER, SHOT Gaps, lust received 70 na'
l 1upty At T. ri. CsiIl.lD'
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L * Is Roak

". Hail" hapinc returned from pi,t =
- p@a@ isnn" nreparoG 10 de an, anG All
h'HLF q. top'bl'ING ana h"pairiu. a. bts
SHOT. snuit oTtnc iaii
TlptHn, October 2jth ls,;G. .42nta
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!. ~. SINGER 4 CO.'S 4 .zFTr'r.

which is a beautiful Pictorial Pave e,fi~r:. =
"o'ed 70 tho subject II will hr sen v.a5i~
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r rs FIRE AND wATER PROOF.

IS TIE cEEArEsT AM MOS rtEAEDE toar1>N
TT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
II can =, applied 70 aew frd ola ; oos- 81 81.
Kinds. ana I" >l4U~5t G". , Wa. 81 e Ia. -
thr shin~lr
The cas1 j. only aho1- ono-,4.~d l44s of tn
AHa - tw.,t e. u"ra'tf-
This article has been tha~rngh!y testaa u Nv ri
CITY and All parts of the T'ttrd sHses, Canada e~
Irdr"s snd Ccrr-al ar@ Sru America IT. l = a.
MI t.nas, surt ns ia"tnrln>, F"ura~ic~- Churches
Railroad bcNatSs IS and ur Hu.s3g BuEIdgrG@ eusr
Ally. 'r,rrrImeTa Eusia rrs asU hy iht rrsuc sa.
N"'"erS, Architects ana CHEERS during thr past f".
y@ar-s,r, ama has 1'royc4 t., h" THE CHEAPEST @Du
srac ire. ater Gather inc Proc rr cr.i.-
far Eon3s ~ a.. Kinds.
7aas a. the ONLY masr-tGl manl fartr-rd - IL,
HnttFa SGoS which combines thc very desirable pref.
critics nf EtGstritu and DURABILITY. which a.. ~ r
sall ackuDN iedreG tt I've pnssessrd ils GU-rTA PER
CHA and ENp1k RUBBER
No HEAT Is REQUIRED
it max ing anpcati"n. Ths expense Of aplr,nr IL !.
trns as al ordinary rno. he covered and fHss-r
the sane day
II can br applied by any enn.
and when finished forms re-,faette Firr Irnnr su,
,@eh' WI an elastic hnoF. whrt injured f
htTt' I"a' o. Ht"rnfs Shrinking OF Enot boards
'-''j I''e' IA" ac.ion whatever.
LIQUID
al TIA FEKILEs CEMENT.
Fnr roatins Meals ~ al Kinds WHEN e,,,oses . .,
acton nf thr v eaEhev, and FIR
Preserving and Rnnairinc Metal Roofs
Of all kinds
2hsts thr only composition known which viii srt-res-
'uiN T"sist extreme changes ~ al climates fnr any
length n1 time when Applied t. metals t. rifsi II ar
heres hFhllHr forming hod5 ruua tfret coat ID.
nFa5naF] punt, cnsts muci less, ana vii LAST wFEliF
= ~ - ~ iHNh, and from it, eiasei.' inlu~r,
~ thf contraction aud expansion NJ TN an, o,ttr-
'eE" t0ors consequent unoI sudden rtaltrna ri she
"eathe5. 1t viii not reid e. rui n warn
weather. anG viii wash oC.
Leak tn and aster meta rnnt cal IN reads. ~r-
p'i"a VIII outa PerChH Cemcus. and prevented from
'nr6heE carros'ol teaktng. thereby nsurua prrfer,
water tiaht root Tor mary vers Thu Genreu i perm.
ar3y aiaptsd far She lrrsere "a tar nj l-er Eaj,~
Stoves ranges safe, Agricultural inducements 4
'ls1 f"r genera manufacturer usn
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NOTICE,

FHI Nassau So New YorL
Z u H. 81 Hent ma s bottles each f,7er.
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The Nos. | and . Machines ~" of great rapar
ty and application for manufacturing purposes
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% II person, reon'rfnc information ah"rt
sewInc Machines fh":s sirrH rrly|s ao.i rrar
carar31ic@, and fN' hest methods 1T uu'ohae'ug
can obtain II hl srutnn. % us or ahl q car
Branch Once fot a cop} "C
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2F'> Correspondents will pleas" write th"i,
rn'rE" distinctly II Is ct iinrnrfan: ,hat We
should m each ras" s"cw the rost-"A.', ronr II
and ~fa'n
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

always been regarded as very piot,,
and Exemplary She is descended frou
race OF unll nehing nerve, and salts
lied with nothing less than freedom as
uIirestaintd the pure air of thei,
mountain home.
Her devotion to the cause of South
ern rights. in which her father had
nobly engage, has cause her, too, to
tel the opplessor's power. Although
tender and deIicate Hover. upon
Whose cheek the bloom Of sixteen
summers yet lingprs, ie has been
i've times captured by the Yankees
ana marched Sometimes on loot. in
man1cfes, q prisoner; once considera
ble distance into Ohio, ut which tim
she lllatle her escape. She was never
released, but in each inst nee manag
ed to eacaped from her guard Sic.
tuo, has been III service; size was IN
several battles in which her father
ehgaged the enemy. Size has seen
oiood How like water. Her rusty ri
lie has made more than one vile Yam.
kee bite tile dust. She left her home
III 'npany with the Moeeasin Ran.
gers, Capt Kelscr, and came
through the eneiny's line in safety, and
anu Is now ut Blue on phur Springs
She was accompanied by Miss Du4
kle, who has earned the prou distinc
ton of u heroine. On one oeeasion
this fearless girl wis surrounded by
fifty Yankees and Union men, when
she went rushing tllrough their ranks
with Il daring that struck terror to
their craven hearts With her rifle
iaslled across her shoulder, she swan
the west fork Of the kanawha rivei
aud male her way to the Mountain
Rahger :, preftrng her safety to these
n I'VE spirits, well knowing that h
sex would elttle her to protection
from these brave ,nountaineers. These
young latlies Ilava laid in the noun
lalis for mouths, with no bedding but
.llc eartll, aud no covering but the
'anopyof. Heaven They have shared
he soldiers rough fare, his dangers.
lis hopes and his joys.-WytheyiIlc
Va dispatch.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
GEN. JEFF. THOMPSON.

We had the pleasure on Friday
evening last, to see and hear tie celc
brated Gen JEFF THJuPs1N. Upon
invitation Of the General Assembly; liz
appeared at the Repr sentative Hal
and gave pleasant entertainment in
his own peculiar tnaliner He related
many interesting incidents gave a
| running account Uf tn ealisps that led
to the loss Of the ais issippi, and was
guilty, oh several occasions. of some
gpod things, to wllith The audience
promptly responded We understood
him to be opposed to martial law and
to PrUvosts Martial i'll particular. He
obi cted to the pst blislinent uf prices
for the produce ol the country, aud ap
parently without intending it, killed
off u certain Majvr General, i'll five
words.
To fix the price upon produce, was
scontravention to the laws Of the
Almighty. NJ old women could safe
ly estimite the MI nber of eggs her
hens might lay. Prices depended upon
supply and dem md. He was opposed
to military rule, because he beIicved it
to be subversivc Of tile civil war-i,ni
he, for one, would always be found
willing to sustain tile loss and libur
ties Of his country He WAS highly
to our Arkansas sol
diers, whose bravery and enthusiasm,
he seemed fully to appreciate.
The General is an Odd ty. no doubt,
but none can fail to see he is man
keen-sightedness, shrrwdless, and Of
determined will lie is no carprt
nanger.on of.courts; hence
the General viii not have, we fear,
much showing for advancement. We
would like to see him llave charge OF a
ine command us we btluve he would
make it do good service. -drk Pabnt