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ORPHANS COURT SALE-Iu nn-sn

~ ance of an order OF the Orphans Court Of Brad
ford County there will be exposed TO Public Sale at ,
dwelling house on she premises last hereafter described
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, Tuesday the 29b dar
August, the following described tracts of land sitr
Smithfeld twp, in said county to wit one lot or r.
bounded the west by land of Albert CaliR sontb ~
the public highway, east by land late of Harry Dury
dec d.. and north by land of G. A. French from wbih
is be deducted about three acres sold by said darI
to Henry Brigham and halt and acre sold to s. Fat
and by him sold to Wm ]. Ross, said first described G
of land after deductng SAID lots, sold as aforesaid
Containing about A acres of land supposed with
framed barn thereon erected few fruit trees tberaon
growing. and about 25 acres thereon improved Tbs
other lot bounded tie west by land Of H. c. Brigham
and by other land of said decd the south by land Of
S. S. Baker the east by land of Edwin F. French and
the north by land of G. A. French from which i to
be deducted small lot of about three fourths of an r
which VIM. l. Ross resides, and about half an
sold by said decd to said Ross said last described
lot so to be exposed to public SALE as aforesaid Con
taing, after making said deductions about 40 acres with
about 30 acres thereon improved, with framed hopse
and framed barn thereon erected. and apple orchard
thereon growingsad lands being of the estate of said
deceased
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made known
by the subscriber
E. G. DURFEY, Admir-
Smithfeid Juiy 81 1852
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The Arctic Region News from the
Franklin Expedition.

ST. JOHN, n. F., August y. 1867.
The bark George Henry, of New London,
Captain Burlington, from Frobjsher'S Bay,
has arrived here short of provisions, and with
Mr. Hall, of The new Sir j ohm Franklin expe-
ditiOn, on board
The expedition lost one man the first winter
ont. lie froze to death.
Mr. Hall reports that in consequence of the
loss of some of his craft he was unable to
prosecute his miss on to the extent of its
purpose.
The expedition had probably determined
the fate of two boats crews of Sir John Frank
Inns expedition, who perished in eDdeayoring
to return.
Mr. Hall learned the fate of five men cap
fured from Frobisher on bis first voyage, and
identified the exact place of their landing.
Mr. Hall explored over thousand miles OF
the coast, including the so-called Frobisher's
Straits, which proved to be deep bay, term
mating in latitude 63 As, longitude 10
west.
Mr. Hall also discovered great glacier and
mountain of fossils between Hudson Straits
and Frobisher's Bay.
The George Henry was about to start for
the States in October, 1861, but was prevent
ed doing so by ice until the 9th inst. The
ships company subsisted through last winter
by the hospitality of the Esquimaux.
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July %. 1862.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE IN the matter Of
N thcesfate of J,hn Oman decd. In the Orphans
Court of Bradford county.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Court
distribute funds in the hands of the administrators
arising from sale of real of said decedent will at
tend the dutcs of his appointment at his Office in the
borough of Towanda on Monday, 18th day of August
1862 at 10 O'clock and all persons having claims
on said monies must present them else be de-
barred from the same. p. ID. MORROW,
July l6 1852 Auditor.
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Observation-Disclosures county, S,
Il MARY DECKER, by her next frien,f PETER re.
TAN vs.. ISAAC n. DECKER. No. 33S, February Term
1852.
To Isaac y. Dccker-Whereas a subpoena in Divorce
was issued to December Term s6l which was duly re.
turned non est inventus, and thereon alias Subpoena
isSned in said case, reurnable to May Term. 1862
upon the return of which. proof mae that the said
Isaac n Decker could not be found in my bailiwick
This notice is therefore to require you appear before
the Judges of the said Court the first Monday IL se
tember next, to answer said complaint, e..
A. II. SPALDING,
Towanda Aug. ), 1862. Sheriff
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Registers Office, Aug. 4, 1861.

EHAIR WARNING-TAKEN NOTICE.
l. After the 10th of August, all subscribers for Daily
papers, must pay in advance.
have my News Bill to settle up every Tuesday and all
will see how necessary It for TO have the Cash in
hand to keep my credit good for six days. at least
would rather do less business and have the cash to
pay my bills promptly. A. +. COWLES.
Aug. l3, lS&2
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| the demand, the crew and atores were removed:
and the vessel blown up. This report is not
vet cofurmed.
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ID. wILM0T.
lLhOT. $500. "
WllMST g. MORROW,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TOWANDA, PENN n
(Odice lately occupied by Judge Mercur) !.
~ HI. WATKINS, having volunteered ,sor soT
W. gone into the army. the partnership OF ,, u0
Il WATKINS is dissolved The new hrla OF lL r ana
Wifmot 4 watkins. and attend; promptly TO any NV
business that may be entrusted to them.
Aug. II, 1852.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, !
August 20, 1862. I

d'Affairs
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, !
August 20, 1862. J
SfR-having Informally understood from you
that British subjects who had merely declared
their intentions to become citizens OF the Unit
ed States had expressed apprehensions that
they might be drafted into the militia, under
the late reqnistion of the War Department,
have the honor to acquaint you, for their in
formation that none but citizens are liable to
military duty in this country, and that this
Department has never regarded an alien who
may have merely declared bis intentions to
become citizen as entitled to passport, and
consequently has always withheld from per.
sons of that character any such certificate OF
citizenship. -,
have the honor to be, with high consider
alton, sir, your obedient servant. -
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
To Hon. H. NJ STUART, &c.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ al application has been made to the Court of Com
Pleas Bradford county by Charles Chafee Josiah
kmer, David Newell and others, to grant charter OF
incorporation for religious purposes to themselves their
associates and successors under the and style of
the Metho dist Episcopal Church of Hornbrook, and
no sufficient reasons be shown to the contrary the
said Court will decree that they become corporate body
Z. .. GOODRICH,
Aug 81, 1862. Prothonotary.
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DROCLAMATION.--BradfJrd Counfy>s.

DROCLAMATION.--BradfJrd County, S.
l. EME4Y BARKER. by her next friend, ALEX
Dewing, vs.. MAHLON BARKER, No. 227. Dec. 7. lS6I
To MahOn Barker-W Whereas a subpoena in Divorce was
issued to February Term 1852. which was duly return
ed est nvents, and thereon an alas subpoena was
issued in said case returnable May Term Is62, up.
the return of which proof made that the said
Mahl9n Barker could not be found in my baiwick.
This notice is therefore require you to appear be-
fore the Judges of the said Court the first Monday Of
May next to answer said complaint. &c.
A. H. SPALDING,
Towanda Aug. 5. 1862 Sheriff.
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MILITIA ENROLMENT:

Mr.. WEBB has handed US the following list
of appointments for the several tow nships and
boroughs, made in this county, for the enroll
ing of the Militia. The officers are already
Of work -
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NclD advertisements

EXECUTORS NOTICE-Notic is here
IL by given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Victor T. Stevens late of Athens twp, dec d.,
hereby requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
GABRII WALKER, Executor.
Aug. 81, 1862.
A DMINISTRA ATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estate OF H. s. Salisbury decd late of Monroeton twp
are hereby requested to make payment without de-
lay and all persons having demands against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for settlement
ELIZABETH SALISBURY,
o. p. LYON,
Aug 81 1862. Administrators
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A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.-Hdrry Scor'k
IA u.s. Joha H S'0uWe. In the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Bradford county, No. l25 May Term, 1852
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute funds raised by Shers sale OF defendants
real estate will attend to the duties of his appointment
his Office in the borough of Towanda on TUESDAl,
10Th August, 1862, at o'clock, p. m and all persons
having claims upon said monies must present them, or
else be forever debarred from the same
g. d. M0NTANYE,
Julv l6 1862. Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Burton Kinss
IA berry Joseph Kmgsbery. In the Court of Com.
Pleas of Bradford county, No. $50, December Term
1861.
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by SAID col.i
to distribute funds arising from sale of defendant re
estate will attend to the duties OF his appointment AZ ~
Office in the borough of TOwanda, Thursday the i
day of August, 1862, and all persons having claims "
said mones must present them else be forever deoa
from the same J. WOOD,
July l6, 1862. AUDITOR
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at work -

Armenia-Nathan Sherman
Asylum-Reuben DeLong.
Albany-Jchn Y. Rice,
Athens tp.-David Gardner
Athens boro'-I. \, Evans,
Curilngton-J. Travis Jr:
Burlington boro'- Miller
Burlington Vest Fouikt
Canton-1ohn Vandyke, Jr
Columbia-Geo. Cord,
FrankEn-Neison Gilbert.
Granville-Wm. Runyon,
Eerrick-Ezekiel Carr,
Litchfield-Wm. Morse,
LeRoy-N n Palmer,
Monroe twp.,-J w Irvine
" Boro'-S. S. Hinman
Orwell-E. NJ. Farrar,
Overton-James Heverly,
Pike-I. II. Buck,
Ridgbury-J.. H. Fanness,
Wilmot-J,
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NATION N-Bradford County 8,

EMILY PAINE, by her next friend A. WHITE
vs.: HENRY L.PAINE. No, 2Sz, Feb y. Term 1852
To Henry l.. Pane-WhRseas sIbpTna in Divorce
was issued to February Tenn, 1852, which was duly
returned non est nventus and thereon alias subpoena
was issued in said returned to May Term 1862 up
on the return OF which pTO0 made that the said u
Henry l.. Parrie could not he found in my baiwick
This notice is therefore require you TO appear before
the Judges of the said Court the first Monday OF MAY
next to answer said complaint, &c
4. II. SPALDING.
Towanda Aug. ;. 1852. Sheriff
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-28

BSs- A few of the new stamps intended for
currency, have made their appearance in this
vicinity.
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COWAN---WILMOT.

The Columbia Republican in an article un.
der the above head says -" The partisan
Democrats the faction taking delight in EN-.
barrassing the Admiaistration-6nd q great
deal of fault at the treatment received BY
EDGAR CowAN, the renegade Republican, who
misrepresents this State in the U. S. Senate
The silent contempt of that body don't please
the Democratic eulogizers of Mr.. CowAN.-
While on the other hand they are equally dis
pleased with the hearty endorsement of Hon
DAVID WUMor, the man who does represent
the State 1t is said that the resolution en-
dorsing bin, when read, was greeted with
such an universal shout and storm OF ap-
pause, that the sham Democracy and weak
kneed Union men were compelled to quail
before it, Truly observes a contemporary,
that the faithful adherent of liberty and
right might we'll be proud of such an ap-
probation of his services. But poor Cow
AN, there were none so low as to do him
homeage His endorsement must come from
the concaYe of traors, whose course he has
defended.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Noti
=. C. CORURN, ATTY,

TOWANDA, Pa.
HAVING MADE RANGEMENTS
l. l. in Washington, with Col ALLEN MCkEAN, is
now prepared collect all Military Claims against the
Government, Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions, at small
percentage. lv23nl2ti.1
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H. L. SCOTT, Chairman.
COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE.

COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE.
Armeuia-John Mason, 2. S. Alexander, c. Weber.
Albany Russell Miller, Daniel Kellogg, Il. 5. Sabn,
Athens, BOONE. Harris, Horace Rockwell, Horace
Park.
Athens Twr--a W Park, John Griffin, D. l.. F. Clark
Asyum-Reuben DeLOng, VIM F. Cole, o. ID. Cham
berlain.
Buriington-C F. Nichols, j. D. soper, R. Luther,
Burlington Boron J. Long, D. Ross, E. a. Ever
Burlington West-Geo. Shatock, Thos. Blackwell
Charles Taylor
Canlon-Lewis Wheat, John vandyke Jr, T. s. Man
ley
Golumbia-P. W. Besley, E. Rosee. Geo. Furman.
Frankn-Sterne Mckee, 7. I. Smiley, Nelson Gilbert
Granvile--Ward Warren, Eolney Taylor, VIM Nro-
Herrick E. Carr, Cyrus Fuller, Isaac A. Park.
Ieiloy--LeToy HolcOmb, Reuben Stone, B. Mexican:
Monroe Twp.--L. A. Pratt, Lewis Kellogg, Hiram Nor
Monroe Boro'-S s. Hinman, Edwin Sweet, C. E Gas
Orwell-CIark Smith, Horace Russell, Henry Taylor.
0veron-IeRoy deyerly James Hcverly, James Mo-
Pikc-D. NJ Bailey c. NJ. Reynolds, Newton Hum
Rome Twp-TIugh McCabe, Phlander Towner E. F
Rome Boro'-I. l.. Moody, Daniel vought, B. Gates.
Rid?bury-lIector Owens, Benz. Herman, Samuel
Squires.
Smithfeld-L Bird, John W. Phelps, Seldom Tracy.
Springfcld-Isaac Bullock, Jerre Adams, Harry Gro
South Crcel-C Haght, D. F. Hildreth, Peter Dean
Sylvania Boro'E. q. Tracy, Herman BurIitt, Riley
Ross.
Shcshequin-Wm. Snyder VIM. X: Hill Ira Tompkins
Standing Stone-Geo. A. Wood Geo. Fanness I'd, b.
j. Espy.
Terry II. l.. Terry J. L. Jdres. Jonathan Buttles:
Towanda Twp. NJ. SwartwOOd, Geo. W. Scovill,
Wm. L. Dimmick.
Towanaa Boro'-wm & Dodge, Jay Chapel, H. W.
Noble.
Towanda NORTH. o. Frost, Daniel Kennedy, VIM. J
Manger.
Tuscarora-Hham Taylor, D. H. Montgomery, A. J
Cogswell.
Troy-Luther Loofnis, r. W Leonard A. Mainard.
Troy Boro-C. F. Sayles, H. Huntington, r. C. Ken
dali.
Ulster-E. B. Moore. Geo. Nichols, Russell Mckinny
Warren-J. L. Cobarn R. B. Howell, Preston White.
Wndham-J ". Warner, James Newman John Kings
land
Wyalusng-An Fee, D. c.. Scovll, Augustus
Lewis.
Wysox-T. F. Madill, U. C. Shores, II. Wood.
Wells--James H. Brink, Lorenzo Grnne A Young
Wm9t-G. ". lngham, j. H. Turrell, Ed. Weeks.
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WHOM TO WRITE TO AT WAsHISGToN-lM
PoRTANT TO BUSINESS MEN-AS there are many
persons who wish to communicate with the
different bureaus of the War Department,
memorandum of the proper persons to address,
may be useful to our readers
All letters relating to pay of soldiers on
furlough, or in the hospitals, should be ad-
dressed to General B. +. Larned, Paymaster
General.
Applications for back pay and the 500
bounty of the deceased soldiers, shond be ad
dressed to the Hon. Z. B. French, Second
Auditor.
Applications for pay of teamsters, employees
of Quartermasters Department., or for horses
killed in service, should be addressed to Hon.
r. |. Atkinson, Third Auditor
Applications relating to pay and bounty in
the Marien or Naval service, should be ad-
dressed to the Hon Horace Berrian, Fourth
Auditor.
Letters concerning soldiers in the army,
should be addressed to Adutant General Lo-
renzo Thomas.
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DROCLAMATION Bradford County.s

DROCLAMATION Bradford Countys S.
l. HANNAH CUTTER, by her next friend, WILL,
IAN BLACKMAN, vs.. 4. j. CUTTER. No. 33l, Feb.
ruary Term. 1862.
To A. }. Cutter-Whereas tubp9na in Divorce was
issued TO December Term 1861 which duly returned
est inventuS, and thereon alias subpoena is
sued in said case, returnabe to May Term. 1867,
upon the OF which proof made that the said
A. J. Cutter could not be found in my bailiwck.
This notice Is therefore to require yoI appear before
the Judges Of the said Court the first Monday in Sep
tember next, to answer to said complaint &c.
4. II. SPALDlNG,
Towanda, Aug. :, 1862. Sheriff.
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A UDITOR'S NOTlCE-E AZ Man1lk
IA rs. John g. -fnn Yotng.--Tn the Conrt of Com
Pleas OF Bradford county, No. 332 September T.,
1851
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by said Cont
to distribute monies raised by Sheris sale defendants
real estate, will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his Office in tie borough OF Towanda SATURDAY,
the 23d day of AUGUST 1862, at o clock p and
all persons having claims upon said monies must present
them or else be forever debarred from the
W. I. DAVIS, Auditor.
July %, 1862
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T IST OF JURORS drawn for September

5 drawn for September
JURORS.
l. lOr,
Troy Tp-Samuel Williams,
|, NJ 5 Win ston, Reuben Case
Troy boro'-E C Williams,
r, Tuscarora- Milton Lewis.
WySox-E A Bennett,
=, Warren-Salmon King VIM
Rogers,
Wells-George Corey Oscar
y Havens.
Wyalusing-Charles Hollen-
5. back,
r Ulster-Gc0 Lcnox.
oRs-FIRsT WEEK.
y y,'Overton-Samuel Annable,
T. Dudley Bailey.
Pike--Jas II Jennings,
r. Rome--JnSeph Horton,
+. Ridgbury-P ID Covell,
Sheshequin-Wm Lane, &c
NOught,
IS Standing Stone-Wm Griffis
j, VIM Kingsley.
Springfield Hiram Chase,
k. VIM I Daily,
/. Smithfield-E g Durfey.
| ITuscarora-Luther keeney.
x, Towanda tp-Ezra LDecker
Towanda Boro'-H A Carey
] Wells John Brownell,
Warren-Wm Rider, James
p Nichols, Jesse A New
rs man,
Wyalusing--J c Vaughn Ed
q, Homet, W c Camp,
es Ulster-Tracy.
sd WEEK.
n Standing Stone-Wm Ste
venS. Ste hen Bishop,
2, South Greek --Philo Fassett
II W Y Glincs Jr.
Troy tp--Guy Ballard, Ezra
n, LOOMS, Ransler Leonard,
Terry Erastus Sheppard 3,
Charles Wall.
It, Tuscarora-N J Cogswell !,
Towanda North-Will'm II
e. Foster,
Warren - Richard Gibson,
Edwin f Burlington,
/. Windham- Stephen Wick
ham.
ed Wysox--Johu B Hines, Ste
phen Strickland.
ar Wilmot-Herman Horton
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Aem anngftfsemmtg.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY;-2o,oo 600
w bushels OF OATS, for which the highest market
price will be paid cash. w. A. ROCKWELL.
Towanda August 2S 1862
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49, DELEG ATE ELECTION.-The

AEfs>S Republican Electors of Towanda Borough, are
requested to meet the Grand Jury of the Court
House. Saturday the 30th day of August inst, for
the purpose of clectug two delegates to represent SAID
Hotough in the Republican County Convention to be
held on Monday. September |, 1862.
The polls will he opened at o'clock, P. NJ, and re-
main open until o'clock, P NJ. JAY CHAPEL.
WB. DODGE.
II. W. NOBLE.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notce
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the q
tate of R0SWE COBURN, late of Warren twp"Get -
requested make payment without delay anu ' ay
having claims against said estate will present ihe 0'
authenticated for settlement. NJ. {. CObohN,
July l6, 1862. Admlhlsu"to--
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! Rome twp--tohn A. Morly,
{" Boro'--L. L. Moody,
Smithfield-y. S. Vincent,
lSpringfield--S, D, Hardness
South Creek--P. j. Dean.
Sylvania- Curtis Merritt,
Sheshequin-G, P. Shaw,
Sliding Stone--G "A Stevens
Terry-James Strong,
Towanda tp--H L. Scott,
" Boro'--Geo. f. Fog,
- North-D.L. Kennedy
Troy twp--Ezra Loomis.
d" Boro'--C. F. Sayles,
Tuscar ora --Farris Ackley,
Ulster-Edward Walker,
Warren--Miles Prince,
Windh am-Ellery Cheney.
Wyalusing-Francis Homet,
Wysox-Wm. Lewis,
Wells-Alvah Youags,
W. Ingham.
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July l6, 1862,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice
is herey given, that all persons indebted to estate
of JAMES CLARK, late of Herrick twp, decd, are
requested to make payment without delay, and those nav
ing claims against said estate will present them d"!
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN MCMAHON, Adm.
July 23 1862
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BGy~ The rebel Congress met in Richmond
on the 18th instant, on which occasion Jett
Davis submitted bis annual message. lie
leads off in his usual hypocritica style, land then
alIudes to the federal government as robbers"
" assassins," g., adanfm1tum. He next speaks
of and recommends retaliatory measures to
meet the late laws recently passed by the fed
era government recommends the issue OF
more rebel treasury shinplasters, and alludes to
the building of rebel war vessels cat home
and abroad The resolutions introduced in
the rebel House are highly significant of the
future policy of the rebel government
The message betrays great sign of weak
ness in the rebel government, for no natio n
that has power in its hands ever puts for tn
such arguments as acquiescence in murder, ra-
pine, &c, under the name of " retaliation"
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-Notcs
n is hereby gwen that all persons indebted 10 lne
tate of j. X VALANCE, late of Towanda boro u SI.r
are hereby requested to make payment without des
and all persons having demands against said estaei
present them duly authenticated for settlement
SARAH VALANCE
July l6. 1862. AdministratrS
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British Subjects and the Military Draft

The following is recent letter from the
Secretary OF State to the British Charge
d'Affairs
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T IST OF JUROR
~ Term. lS62.
GRAND
Burlington Boro'-S w Mi
Ter.
Franklin-F F Fairchild
J l. Johnson,
GranviIle-Wm Shoemaker
Luman Putnam,
Litchiield-Daniel Mallory
Pike-Chancy Seymour.
Rome-E W Taylor,
Sheshequin n Ames Gu
Smith,
Springfield VIM Bnrges
Standing Stone-John Ia.
TRAVERSE JUR
Athens twp-E a Murra,
Ezekiel Curry, Seth Mo
ley, John Fralish.
Alhany-Augustus Sterige
Russell Eldred, G w Co
bin.
Asylum-Wm Bowman,
Burlington West -Charle
Taylor, Chas Swartwoo,
James Foutke,
Columbia-Asa A Bullocl
Edwin Slade. Jas Wilson
Canton-Wm j Channel
Franklin - Gates WilcO:
Elijah Blake,
Granville-Marcus Ayers,
w Phillips,
| Herrick-ThOmas A Lee.
Litchfield johnson Roge,
VIM Bostwick.
Monroe tp-J F Woodruff
Orwell-W p Payson Jam,
Pitcher,
sECo!
Athens boro'-Charles HUI,
tingdon,
Asylum-Reuhen DeLon,
Canton-J l. Wright, Sam
Owens,
Columbia-Peleg Peckhar
John W Kilgore,
Franklin-John Mckee,
Granville John McNigh
Geo Burke,
Herrick- Ezekiel Carr, j
remiah Anderson,
Orwell--Burton Russell,
Pike--Stephen Gorham,
Lewis.
Ridgbury-W S Halsted, +
Beckwith,
Sheshequin--Marshall Seq
Lloyd Fisher, W H Bisho
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-28

THE highest premium paid for Gold and
i Silver, sco for the u. s. Treasury notes old issne
Certificates Tor the back pay and beuutes OF discharged
and Diseased soldiers cashed by
B. s. RUSSELL, & Co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-28
REPUBLICAN COUNTY

s1ISSA CONVENTION.-The Republican
S&sys@&SA< County Committee having met on
the I'd inst it was resolved to call Republican County
Convention to be composed of two delegates from each
wanda on MONDAY EVENING, SEPMEMAER l. 1862
for the purpose OF nomnatinga Republican Co. Ticket.
They have also appointed Vigilance Committee in
each election District whose duty shall be to call pri
mary meetings of the Republican electors ineach cleo
ten district the purpose of electing delegates to said
County Convention. The Committees of Vigilance are
requested coner together and call the primary meet
ings on Saturday the 3Oh day of August next between
hours OF and T. p NJ the usual place of holding
such elections.
Aug 12, 1862. H. L. SCOTT Chairman.