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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-24

" w hat Is II that you wanU--mOney 2"
Not for worlds would / touch your gold,
Edward ST. Criox, exclaimed the gypsy queen
with naughty gesture " red as it is with
the blood of the innocent No, | am come to
warn you, mau, that the cup of vengeance is
nearly full, that the sword of justice is ready,
even now, 10 descend upon your head Go!
and instead of fulfilling the purpose that is in
your heart tonight, mount your ieetest steed,
aud escape into some far country, aud there
by a life OF peutence, strive to retrieve the
past -
Are you mad woman to address such Iau-
guage to NE 2" exclaimed the Earl angriIy.
Nay, hear me out, said the gypsy queen,
calmly. Tomorrow is to be your bridal
day, Is it not, that is to witness your marriage
with the beautiful LaLdy Blanche p
" II is, replied her companion a grim smile
Of satisfaction fitting across his face al the re-
collection
" Woe to the dove when It mates with the
hawk - said the gypsy Edward S.. Croix,
was not the Earld0m enough for thee that thoh
must lay thy b.0odetaiued hands also apon
the be,rothed OF thy murdered cousin !"
ST. Croix fairly rolled upon his saddle.
What do yol mean 2 he easped.
Nav, be calm said the woman, m0ckiHgly.
as she observed bis agitation = let not your
craven heart fail YOU now. Dead men tell no
tales The moon that beheld that deed Of
blood the river that received the body OF the
Vcum, nave no tongue 10 accuse l-H. lie.
mere Is one whose eyes were D3,H l0u' aU"
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for If ,I.- crosses nv ns,1 a,sfa. | will send
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f,- III. -g-n-.. ?"
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ous..t ana at"'.! I1- "5'.' '"- 'o'." :
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filed the church as TIE bride entered Her face
was a.m3>. as pale a. vas the costly veil,
yE-Sa annie folds t4IF nearly IN ha- feat and
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-24

RESPECTFULLY 70 ruE FRIENDS OrElLA swEET9
Polynesian., 1862-06-21

@ The death-smile is the grandest thing In
the world. 1t makes the dark Past an arch of
triumph into a radiant Future.
Polynesian., 1862-06-21

Thoughts ON the System Of Legislation
Which has prevailed the Hapai,an Islands for the last
torty years on the ecs that haze aTise, from Il and
on the possible remedies for these euis-by Dr. JOHN
RAE, Of Hama, Maui, author of New PRINCIPLES OF
POLITICAL ECONOMY, &C., &C., &c. lCostlnued.
Polynesian., 1862-06-21

@ To find out the lumber of children in the
street, commence beating brass drum. To find
Polynesian., 1862-06-21

E IF you would be known, and not know,
regaase in a village. If you would know, and noe
be known. 6ve in q city.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-21
REGIsTER
OF NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS.

.'F COMMANDER CHEF So,
HENRY T. CLARK, Governor eDeSc;o
Ans
Colonel. DANIEL N. BARRINGER.
Lieutenant Colonel, SPIER WHITAKER.
Aaiutant and Inspector Generals Department
MAJOR GENERAL AND GENERAL IN CHIEF,
JAMES G. MARTIN.
Captain Augustus NJ Lewis, Paymaster.
-" John Devereux, Assist Quartermaster.
q" Moses Bledsoe,
Abraham Myers,
A Gordon, Adjutant General
Vim B Gulick
John G. Winder, I"
Thos Hogg, Commlssary'
James Sloan,
Chas Garrett,
Alex W Lawrence, Ord Department
Wv Pierce,
James n EdmondstOn,
IL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-21
LoUIsBURG FEMALE CoIIFcE

IINHiS INSTITUTION, UNDER THE MAyAcIvr,-n
Il of MIR. James Southsate and Va - :. CEMENT
IN Te OF the most delightful villages in North arn Ta'eo
inc most inc rough instruction in all branches f s
5 VIII De impaired by teachers of large exnrsnoe
Tue music department. is in charge of Prof V Knoi
ger, lo fars France pupil of Thaiberg Circni IN
dress ,ur U iuii particulars ad-
ApriI % 1880 Louisburg n. C.
~ RaIa;nb - ,,,- 35-tf
Observer, Tarboro Soutberner and GodSbo rSETeTle
Will pease discontinue the long advertisement in 1ba'
columns and insert the above place four times wssk
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-21


1C-Peter Trouble6eld, Captain. R,fns n An
NTSt' Jonn wilson -, Second Lieuts. FIRST
D-John Ashford. Captain Robert Ball Firser.
Allen King, Henry Harden Second Eie,,t 'S' Lieut..
F. 49,; Captain; Sanders n Inn-o
Lieut. Robert W Capel, Matthew Coyina{oa" First
Lieuts. 'nson Second
F-Joshua Little, Captain; Daniel Med you.. -
Lieuts. 1'0'ethsn Second
G. - =, ----, Captain; john Rhen E1,..,.
George Flowers. Joseph WStepbensop SeunS Lieut.
H-N0ah Rush, Captain Lorenzo d And1o,o, Aieus
Lieut. Isaac kearns Nelson Hopkins Second First
,Euver Gardner, Captain; George Bon to Liegts
Lieut.; David Msgness, Oliver Beam, Second First
First Battalion, IN. C. Troops-Infan,,v~
mar, Major. 0Oo"eij David Cole
- Company A-Benton Strange, Capt: John
fTsl Lsg SoRn Faa Mosey Second GGyG5s
Joshua Byrd VIM H0lbrooks Second Lens Lieu;
Hugh Davidson, Capt; Samuel s G Ms.
Lieus. FARMER, Second
.D-Ambrose Gaines, Capt Jackson sbrru.
Lieut. VIM Allan, James Bearden Second nan, First
lanes Bryan, Capt; George Bristol, FrSt rs
Albert T. Leatherman, James 81 carer SecSri Lieut.
tenants i' Second Lieu
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE
WAR NEWSi
April 29, 1852.

eseb e omDl1E T. A ACT OF CONGRESS REQUIRES
pany f. OF my regiment requires p men Grn, ns Com
GSu my = company G. from Chatham, 20 men Gr
81 mem Gompe eOVp from rs men Company WHEY
Pany n, from Anson, wants 81 men C"mnan neh; Com'
Moore county, wants IS men; COMPANY IN d. from
county wants % men. Men liable to draft in t Io Ashe
Ies ntd better come along once and FIJI mn % coun-
them to me- p ''T d me sheriff to bring
Near kinston, April 90, 1862 ~ T. troops:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-21

CHATHAM CoALFIELDS RAILROAD.
AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS AP-
above Road the following Resolution was adopted: ,
esotVed That Books of subscription for Stock in saia
Company be forthwith opened at the Bank of Cape FEAR
H. Jones. 19-u.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-21
ThIrty-Sixth Reg, IN. c. Troops.---ArtiIlery.)
- COlDnpl. CnIoneI.


Major.
A-Samue Bunting, Captain Samuel Bowden, Da-
vd Bunting First LIeuts. James Post, Second Lieut.
B-Thomas Perdle, Captain; Robert NJ Devane, Henry
Daniel, First LieutS.; James Baker, Second Lieut..
C-John Iledrick, Captain; james Stevenson, Jas
Cumming, First Lieuts Jas Higgins, Second Lieut..
D-Macom McNalr, Captain John Macarthur John NJ
McKimmon, First LieutS.; Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut..
Flames hiayo Captain; James Draughon, Law
renee Lancaster, FIRST Leuts John Speght, Second
Lieut..
John A Richardson, Captain; John 7 MELVIN W
Hudgins. First Lieuts.; Tatom Second Lieut.
hirty-Seventh Reg, IN. C. Troops.-.Infantry.)
Charles Lee, Colonel; William NJ Barber, Lieutenant
Colonel; John Bryan, Major WIN Nicholson, Adj.
Ii Stowe, COmmssary NJ Oates, Quarter Master.
Company A-John Harzog. Capt. +; James Goodman,
First LIEUT. Richard Goodman, William Stuart, Sec
ond Lieutenants.
B-JOnathau Horton, Capt; Jordan Cook First Lieut.
Thos ID Cook, Andrew J Critcher Second Leuts.
C-James NJ Potts, Capt. ); Thus Wilson First Lieut.
James s Johnston William B Osborne. Second Lieuts
D-John b Asheraft, Capt. jackson Bost. First Lieut.;
Vachel Chairs, William Gaddy, Second Lieuts.
E-Wm Farthng, Capt; Paul Farthng, First Lieut.;
VIM Shul, Harvey Bingham, Second Leuts
F-Chas Hickersop, Capt. Sam' Shepherd, First
Lieut.; Dan l. Clary, VIM W Beard, Second Lieuts
G-James Reed Capt Robert l. Steele First Lieut.
Joel Brown. Daniel Austin, Second Lieuts.
VIM G Morris, Henry c fite, Second Lieuts
I-John Harrison, Capt; Robt NJ Oates First Lieut.;
Moses Hart, Julius J. Price, Second Lients.
K-John Ross, Capt Lowry Grimsley, First Lieut.;
VIM Halsey, John Williams Second Leuts :
Thirty. Eighth Regt., IN. C. Troops.-.Infantry.)
William Hoke, Colonel; Oliver Il. Dockery Lieuten-
ant Colonel; George Sharpe, Major. -.
Company A--AdOlphus Mosely Captain; David G
Morrisey. First Lieut.. Alsa Brown David PearsaIl,
B-Columbus L Cook Captain; Robt Armfeld, First
Lieut.; Augustine Blackburn, Lewis F. Hanes, Second
Lsuts $50 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14
The Press very Position

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thea, yoa Ez4isIu --eeeservatIye eHorts''
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aiou that the career Of tae uItrAs IA Con-
gre=z mar EabTert the liberties Of the peo-
pie And will Ae, or any msa. Who Is con
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We don't kso~ exactly What lseosseien-
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have an sssiarming apprehension that
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tntIon urder foot -certGinly > very Etrosg
tendency that Kay Don't I'VE or siz hun
drsd thousAod armed rebels IN the field
have sqgintiag IN that direelioa2 OF
eoDrse there Is ; a.endeney. Tharz
what il tie matter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

Terribly hot weather In the valley.
AZ army correspondent vrztfrg frea
yestinsaasz OF tie sth, sayss
The heather thOaEAoul the Waller OF
TIE Shenandoah. daring the past rex has
been Esreiy hot, Ibe Sun pouring dozn
tie i've loeg day bis inEensesC rays. Nor
aud thsH a breeze would spring 6p- but 70
take Il IN 9az7s ianzz vas almost ike ia
haiing 5sry fame. Toe ssFerTag $1,000
% e soldiers has been dreadful. Il Eas osIT
through :bs care. Of the surgeons that scores
Of mea EeTE not PEostratsd 6y e7Hp de- IslSeI
Wiaeassisr, HzrPer's Perry, sad 9Eher pIa-
eez Which jour correspondent has visited
during she last ten days. we're AZ times akin
. dsEy furaEees.i The hot AIR permeAtad
the heavy stone walls, of which nauy Of The
houses be-eAbouk are built. 30 ChGt an e.
cape from the heat WEs in possible. EVerE-
body fairly sEeIteTei- Vita mar otEezz i
VS. rendered dFe1iflily IL. and Obliged 70
se<k nv bed, which BY tae way seez1ed like
= steEPan, the Dattrass Gud piIlOEs being
heated through Night brouzkt little OF
no relief, the der being Converted aImos.
tato stsA.- Much apprehepsIou Il felt
concerning the springs a6ont the eountrT.
many of Ehieh ! an told zi5e cut con-
Pleisly duTi1g these bot seasons Asvear
o. two ago there Eas drouEk IN this Tal-
l=y, and sPsinZ-Taler sold as bish as =
81 f0E 5HekesfnI- The drain nov is mach
greater thaa5 heretofore, Hundreds of gall
Ions being used daily by our soldiers a
fortnight has elapsed since there EAs fail
Of rain, and the fieeey clouds de not beEo-
ken that ibe fOOd-gatss ofheGTen viii soan
be opened upon as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14
Urn. UnionaItu.sr-whea:

We souId ask our neizhbOr Who are
hshuag the battles Of the eouEsy7 Gao
he end one ia leu, noE Ia the army sho
Will oppose the reztOrafioa of the Union a.
IL rss9 II not, thea the large majority of
the Uniou army. TO-DAY, are fighting for
sbat AZ opposes. As be has freqneniT de-
cBsred, that the Uo5oa eHanot be restored
AZ II raE--Erssf q !S4far3sz-
The Union as It Vas n tas better and
purer days Of The BePabiic, IS The Union
our soldiers are Sighting for aud for which
re eootsDd- The Uuiou As it ~az just be-
fore The breaking out Of The rebsIIOn. uas
she Union di.srmea. bstEsyed aud At the
mercy Of treason. Which 4vzs do zos
vant7 Your logic Is bad The eoDeIssiOn
is wrong for the premises are false
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14
Matters and ThIBEsIn 1he shsnnn-
doRh Valley.



The depots 1t Grafton aad New Creek.
fgrmeriy Fremont's base Of supplies, have
been abandoned, aud everything has been
ordered hIthsr, whence u viii oe seut 20
WashiBgtOu. and thence tEaazfeTreLiu balS
70 the Armg Of The VALLEY. 4 distributing
depot will however, be mairtAiaei here
for some time 90 account Of the eoupasa-
lively easy ranspOStation 70 Winchester
aud Piaees beyond Fremont had Upward
Of & 900 mules a. New Greek, and al i'm
uense nnnber Of Wagons. These are ar
riTipg as fast IS they can be transported
over the Baltimore sad Ohio Railroad.
Hundreds Of Ghe Wagons are Hes, and have
NOT yet beea used Since Sunday after-
noou, n loaded train Of uesriy ts-o Ei.auelre.l
wagons passed over the Nartiusbarz and
Winchester turnpike en- route TO Middle
town. There Is no lack of supplies, aud
oar men eannoG eauplaia Tor want OF sub
Eistenee Capt Smith aud Capt Boue.o
have during the past three or tour days sent
% thousands Of pounds of coffee, sugar,
bread, beauss pork and 50 forth, to our
men down the YGllsy-
Since last wrote, there has beea no ma
terial movement Of TIE Army OF the She
nAndoah, The Intervening time having besn
occupied IN recognizing the seTerai army
corps under &GJor-Gensral Pope. Omeers
nave been shifted from one command 70
another, which has, Of eousse. created. iesI-
OusiesI the friends Of the one or The otber
zealousiy eOnteuding for the promotion Of
this OF shat officer, arguing as 70 his sane
rlor abilities as = eo0mander. CSeuersI
Cooper has command Of the force fa-nerir
Commanded By Gen Sigei, The la2ter haE-
ing been assigned 20 the e0Hmand Taestei
by the EithdraEAl of Gea. Fremont. Gen.
Cooper Is the onIy Ge1erll fro1s Maryland
IN command Of 4 force n the ksld, his an
IS BrIgsdser from that Siata Dat
reg May, 1851 which places him almost at
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rheuarto. sp,llft.

We have betn somewhat amused oTer
the queer Ways the papers have of spelling
our Governors name. Sometimes they ger
it Pierpofnt, then again Peirpont, thea
Pierpoot, PieTepout. Peirepoint, Peire-
pout, and finally PierrePOiot4, with the
uIuaI traurPosi,ions Of the & and q in
the drst syllable aad the Omission Of the 4
IL the last according TO the taste or cap
nee Of the writer We would sogges. 10
those fond Of variety that there are sill
many Esys not yet exhausted, Of spelling
the name. The e the "a asd the French i,
afford an almost fnexhlustibie nine Then
We might haye ey IN the IastsyIlable, end
ing It With fosl E This would furnish
sueh eombiuaiious As these PirpoyDt,
PeAuePOynte, etc. Besides re have % ia
peOPle,J and the 3 tia tyranny, which With
the others give MS almost anything We
choose. We really wonder if;he Governor
would know himself IN print If he would
see such uosd as this: Pyrrepoyu,s, or
this, PeorrepoyuIe
We deem It best 70 stop abOu, here, for
ii We go on.atthi rate we shah confuse the
Governor and his secretaries 50 thAt they
will never be able 20 write the uaee cor
reetly again themselves: Yet it is easiiy
enough speIt too-ff you oaiy knox how.
1t is simply PErRPosxr.
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avery ssn.IbIs Paragraph.
mr. tt,s Vsf-.-,-s MIL =


We are perfectly conscientious Ehen
We say that We belieTe that good, honest
Union men who are indirectly assisting
IN the ciamur against the administrator
upon the plan adopted by the NeE
York H1ald and the smal-frY news
papers that are following IN Its wake, To
build mp the Yaliandigham Democrats
paTty-arc not only inhieting injury
upon themselves, which they viii feel
before their heads are gray, bat are do
ing great uninteutiOnal wrong TO the
canse Of the Republic We can never
saye the country by divisions among
Union men; and even acknowledging
that there are feE extremists IN Con-
greS who are urging impFactieahIe
measures, thar fact Furnishes M sroend
for attempting to throw the power Of the
Government intO the hands Of avoveff
sTmPathizers with secession who VIII seIl
our liberties for smile from JEFF Davis.
Let rs Be practicable If we have faith
In the President as statesman and
patriot, let US trust him honestly. IL NOT
there IS nothing bat yin and desoIatiou
IN store for rs This s gospel truth (; and
any man Who remembers the means used
20 bring about pebelIiOn-the poisoning
OF the popular mind, and the base false-
hoods and preiudices sustained thereby
-EM appreciate what we say. When
the ship Is N danger, dOH2t stop to dis
eoyer whether the cFeT are al Jews or
Christians.
=
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Position or the REBEL Army before
RfeAIn Ond.


tcErsFssasres q H. PsIlaGelFhta Ip5aifsrl
HAzEIsoy's JASDIys VA, JAY ia BAL
loon observation. yesterday morning, dis
closed the fact that The Rebels are ene4mp-
ed to the nothHezt OF rs, aad s0ue,,tEeITe
miles distant from this point their nasiu
line being from fiTe 10 SIX miles from ours
The grOsud oeeapied by them il gen
tie undulatiug bill ard dale, denzeIy Gov
cred by woods their line rearhiBE an the
way from RiehBoGd 10 NaITiIIe Hill, the
battle-ground Of Tuesday last.
Prom infoEmatiDn derived from contra
bands aud deserters, It Is known that the
eoemy are being rapidly and largely rein
forced and the sole cIuse Of their present
auusaal quiet, IN an probability, arises
from the fact that their leaders are too EGsy
IN eoueOeting sC1e plan aud deEisiag some
neaE= &c Prolopg this uHholy RebeIlio1, 10
give much attention 70 The inauguration of
battles.
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WI1E oar Contemporary Be % olbliigiin.sg 8

WIZ oar Contemporary be % obligginZ 8
TO name the pianks that constitute bis
aplstform Of geauiue conservation" A
fnlI descriptions would undoubtedly be !
great literary curiosity We made simi-
lar request come time time ago, and be got
into q very unnecessary M about IT. We
didait mean TO be offensive then nor dont
now. b4t ask it in Al. sincerity ami rs
meekly - We know how. How are we TO
know Ehetber to get onto the platform or
not until We know whether the Planks are
sound. They may be rottea. 1t Is risking
200 much. Excuse Us for The present.