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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17

| hISSOLUTiON.-The copa' tnerShp here
Atoore existing between the subscribers, aid known
the firm otMADILL& & PATTON, is this day dssolv-
ed by mutual consent The books notes and accounts OF
said frm in the hands OF j. G. PATTON for colec-
F. MADGLI.
j. G. PATTON.
Dr.. MAD1LL will continue the DRUG business at the
old stand of MADILL g. PATTON. where he may be
found all times when not professionally engaged. by
close attention business he hopes to merit and receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
TOwanda, April ;, lSG2.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICl

A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-N office
is hereby given that all persons ndei ed to the
tate of ROSWELL COBURN. late of Warren twp. ,dec'd
requested To make payment without delay and those
having claims against said estate will present them dup
authenticated for settlement. II. &. COBURN
July tG. lSG2. Administrator.
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,ss- The latter part of last week and II

.- Of this the weather was extremely Lot The corn
"a ,epetaon generally have been materially benefited
thereby
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17
Choice Tobacco, Cigars & Suw5
NEW =. s. 1890" LOAN.
BANKING HOUSE OF B. s. Russell. & CO..
TowANDA, June 80 1862
T1HE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE

E1HE BSCRIBER WILL RECEIV z
4 applications and furnish 10 subscribers the bonds
Tor the New Loan OF the United States authorized by
Act OF Congress, February -, 1862. These Bonds
issued in OF $50 3!0O 5000 and 81 900 with cou.
pons attached, ana dated May !. lh6G peyablc in
tweny years bat rederaDe at the option OF the Gov
crhmtnt alter five yer and bear interest at the rate
per cent pa yable in Gold the st OF May and No
m Ct, i'll each year. Tie Legal Tender Notes of The
t"itd Satos tcW 5e receiced al par. PJ Jment ay al
50 be made in other funds adding the current rate of ex
change on New York The allowed interest must he paid
in Gold or its equivalent. b. S. RUSSELL
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local AND GENERAL.

sxA The Pennsylvania School Journal for
r has been received We consider this one of the best
Sticotiops of the kind extant.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17
0em anhertIsTmnts.


(HAME TO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE
~ subscriber in lie Roy township. on the Tth CT
July EIGHr SHEEP. Five old ones and three Lambs
The is requested to come forward prove property
and pay charges and lake them away othe wise they will
be disposed OF according to law.
Le{oy. July Ij, 1862. JESSE ROBERT.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17
AUDITORS NOTICE.-Harru ScoriN

A UDiT0RS Hurry Scorits
N Us. fohn II. Sc U!He. In the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Bradford county, No. rs May Term. lsG2.
The undersigned Auditor. appointed by said Court
to distribute funds raised fy Shcrs sale OF defendants
real est viii attend the duties OF his appointment at
his Office in the borough of Towanda, on TUESDAY,
10Th August, 1862, at o'clock p. m. and all persons
having claims upon said monies must present them, or
else be forever debarrcd from the
G. d. MONTANIE.
July lf 1862. Auditor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17
Mfassuausoug.

= L "A N n 3,
GRAPE VINES, ROSES, VERBENAS.
" Diaetras, Peones and Flower Pots for sale ut the
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17
Notice to Collectors.

d RESERVE YOUR FRUITS IN HAL
l. SLER' Alright Jars, the most simple, convenient
and economical article OF the kind in usea large stock
ual price, at FOXS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17
FOR SALE,

w a. CID !-SHEEP PELTS AND
~ WOOL, for which the highest price in cash will
be pad at a. ~
Tcwanda. Sept. Ia. 1851. PATCH'S.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17

EIFTY FIRST RATE BUTTER FIR
l. KINS. for sa at 65 cents piece. Also. quanti
ty Of Tubs at 38 cents piece at G. II. BRAKES
June Il. Garage Mandatory in 1owanda.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-17

from the eiee Island large size an beautiful pink col
or very dr in fesh and considered of tn est
or introduced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06

-Toc,1-The Alexandria Water Company
np boen newly organized, and the following
a. Oh sen Andrew Jameson, President;
y+Av Johnston, Secretary and Treasurer;
2 s Miller, VIM D. Massey, Andrew Ja-
-; Reuben Johnston, and 5. Ferguson
D..ol Directors. The persons recently arrest
- N this place, " A. Taylor, Dr. j. B.
I:bnson and Renoni Wheat, ere held SIS hos
s.ro. for Lewis G. Close, arrested IN Rlch-
.son1 hv the Confederate authorities, and con-
saal thcre as 9 prisoner since June, lS6l.-We
sno now nass;ng through an undoubted heated
soru, felt and acknowledged BY all: the nights
go ere opprcssively warm; the thermometer.
= the shade this morning, stood at 49, IL the
,,, tho decrees were not counted. -Kevs j.
g ! .bn~ron AMI s. H. Norton, OF this place,
.ra residing at Charlottesville, and Rev. 4eir.
sor;gg at Richmond; Rev. Cornelius " 'ker
has cbarge Of a church. in Hanrico. president
lincoln Yesterday reviewed the troops ca the
lines in the neighjorlool Of Washington and
This Mace, On the south side Of the Potomac.
i ,alntes were fred. 1t is said that James
r Close has been commissioned to raise regl-
rert Of I. 5. volunteers in this place. Peach
q, Of very inferior q, atty, were selling in
market this morning at 80Ol00 peck,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06

H1r. Warren De Il Rue, whose photographs
Of the moon may be ranked among the highest
niumphs Of the art, has been as successful
with solar as with lunar photography. One Of
his photographs (sun pictures} Is 1hirty-six
inches III diameter. BY taking these images
fey hours apart, it is possible TO examine them
with the stereosccpe, and get thereby a more
intimate knowledge Of the Sun than We have
hitherto had. Mr. De Ia Rue's astronomical
portraits include some Of the planet Mars, md
alxo 8 most beautiful and effective one Of the
last comet.
The new Postage Stamps for currency, it is
now said, will b realy about tie fifteenth OF
this month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06

On Tuesday evening" the 9Th inst, SIDNEY,
voun yest son ,fWesiey and N .rgsret Summers,
in the 7th year of his age. ~ The friends OF
the family are requested to attend his tuners
from bis mother residence, on King, between
Henry and Patrick streets, to-1norrcw (lhurs-
dsy) morning. at ten Q clock.
CATH ARINE NOSS, youngest daughter o$
DrayCon q. Meade.
In Nashin gton, on the 9Th inst, HEN r
PETERS CECIL, better known as John Hen
rY Peters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06
{locupatiou Of Orange Court House.

1SDeeioZ Despatch to the Ne0 York. Tr(bune.j
Two hundred Of the 5th New York IRA
Harisl cavalry and three hundred OF the 1t
Vermont went on reconnaissance from Culpe
Deper Court House, to Orange Court House,
i miles apart. They lett at 3 0 clock IN the
afternoon Of Saturday last, and canlped at
night near Raccoon Ford, on the Rapidan. -
Early the next morning march Was resumed,
driving i the enemy's picketS About 10
o'clock, IL the n4igll 5orhooj Of Orange Court
House, anj While marching into the town, they
we're attacked by the enemy, about $40 strong,
surrounding cur men on al sides.
After halt IN hours severe lighting: our
tyrce succeiel ia driving tham from the town,
killing between thirty ana forty, twenty one or
theiC dead lying IN one street; Woundlng De-
tween fifty I'D sixty, and taking forty three
prisoners, among thtm one Major, two Gap
taln>, All two Leutenants.
The Union party were commanded by Briggs
der General Crawford in person. The enel.-y
Were Ashiy's cavalry, Col. Robinson. Com
pany =. Capt, CromD, and Company Il, Capt.
AAmmond, Of the 5th New York cavalry, cap
rel nearly the whole Ut them. Many OF the
h1 oners We're badly wounded by sabre CUTS
Ioe Major would net surrender, when he was
struck terrible sabre blow Oh the top Of his
head One OF the Captains had one OF his
ears cut OF, The prisoners are new II Cupe-
per COURTHOUSE. The enemy had the advan-
''Se over Us III position.
The toltowlns are tue NAMES of the killed
aud WouJtd OF the 18th New York Ira HArris)
GiSS'alry:,-ooo'ey, chlet buyer, klle /; Lieut..
u'ar, company u, sh builder seriously; Ser
seant Clough, Company G, stomach, mortally;
!' Qann, Company &, eye, mortally;
corporal Charles Morris, Company +, arm;
11HH'cNlo&ld eraser, QuartUrma5ter Sergeant
o'M1pany l., knee. Three Others were wound
~ ~, dignity III the regiments In the Vermont
sos'"1nt Some i've Or six men were wounded,
s sJS seriously, but they were not brought to
The hospital at Warrenton.
me New York papers say that the Govern
D'0' Is chArtering at New York several ocean
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06
SOAPS.

WE have been appointed agents for the sale
w OF y new and very superior brand OF s 81
~ WASHING SUAto, which We w1s}! 20
Introduce in this market.
Our customers will consult their interests BY
Using tnese SCARS. We have IL store al our
Usual large assortment OF ANCG IO1LkI
,uAPo, ~: Brown Windsor, y hite do, Ho-
ley, Glycerine, Almond, Silver, hAte allc
hottled CASTLE, 1ranspnl ent, il Balls and burs;
.lso ooap Powder, Concentrated Lye, &C., &C.,
or sale BY L.: DBEAlER& w.
5 mo III n S and I, SOutA Fairfax StGctIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06
JOHN 7. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
EEAS CONSTANTLI on hand d large assorte
/ rnent ct E.1MILY GROCERIES,, consist
ng * BACON, ot al kinds; FLOUR by the
,Ar7ei Or smaller packages; BUCK WHEAT,
JURRANTS, kAlSINS, PRU MES, FIGS
>AkDlNES, sc, &c, 70 which he invites me
attention OF CUSTOMERS. mr - 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06
TUREIP SEED,
NEyy nRnp

WE HAVE just received our tull supply Of
w Eary, Fiat Dulch, heo Topped, ILrple
1.uts Bagu, and other l UkAlP o&hDo; a!so.
Long Green and Early tru1ne ~ GU BhA
oEhDS PuI up II the Usual SIZED packages
and tor sale by LhADbEAlE k y a.,
1. NO - Nos. ) AMI South Fairtax-sr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06
TO ALL VIII VALUE THEIR SIGHT.
DR.. L. w. GILMORE,

OTITL7NT ANU OPZIL7AN,
DEGS to announce his arrival in Alexandria
y where he will remain B short time. at htrS.
y Meals boarding house. on Fairfax street, +
few doors South Of King. All persons SUFFERING
from loss sigh Will ind great relief IN hh
LENSES, as tt y have been proved by on.
most leur4cu pyo essors to be the best restorative
to the sig ht Known.
Ever person wearing spcctacles should Civ
him call, and test bis ability in restoring sig ut.
p ARSIGHIEDNESS relieved.
aug 5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06
WHAT i. T?
Why there is
( GREAT yOAA O1ION
Il. rcqald 10

HEIGHT, K 4 y / N n & c o.,
ja'dE MEN who are selling every descriptlcn
J. OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, URG
GOODS anG LLUThlN &, at prices iuE below
any dealer i'll CHER line. 1t is hardly necessary
to designate then place OF business, 1or almost
every body KNOWS II; but, tor the benefit OF stran-
gers, We will State that they can be FOUND at ~
King street. second door from Royal street.
Those who patron2sc them, WILL IND that the!r
reputation tor cheapuess is not undeselyen. heir
stock embraces everything thatls wantea by IL
dies and gentelnen, misses and boys, and in1ani
and they operate u pon the principle that,
Il Nimbls Si-psnce as bette3 thur a Stow Shal=
tlng."
i will cost nothing 10 call and examine Eher
unrivalled stock OF Boots, Shoes, hats, Caps,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents Furnishing GOODS,
Trunks, Valises, &c.
HEIGHT, KAUFMAN & CO.,
~ I6-1m NO. ~ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06
THE CITY 10 7 L
CORNER or ROYAL and CAMERON $751;

ALK1AE UKIAl : 4.
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER, PEoPHlRToz.
vz7HTS id gnd uell-knovn house continues TO
offer to the resident oiourning and travelling
nublic every comfort snd convenience.
Obliging and attentive assistants, a widespread
able snd pleasant sleeping rooms, have lcng
been among the essentials ct this establSamsn"
ny lo-vI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06
c, G. J 3 4 . / E Z o

Cabinet, Chair ond Soja Aonofaceory,
coaxEE king ANY ALFRED sTHsEys,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TTAS constantly on hand, and offers TO ire gu',.e
liz an excellent assortment Of On Is. y {
ARE, SOFAS and CAAlkS OF svoEJ ssre
Nv. and On ghe lowest cash terms, which, tor us
"a bllity and 2nish, ea1not he surpase~l
my zu-1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-06

me New York papers say that the Govern
. ~ Is chArterlng at New York several ocean
s ~. OF the la:gest c.a5s, with orders to
'''0Et At Harrison Landiue.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

STRANGE. EEr Tag TN page 2o3 of
ih. 9;h vnlun,c Of Jefferson Works win
b. fuun'i the following memorandum: ,...
''Deccmber the -. 1903 The Raw
crcnd Mr. Coffin. of New England. who
is now here soliciting donations for ell
lrgc in Greene county. in Tennessee. tells
me that when he first determined to IN
gage in this enterprise. he wrote papr
| reco,amcndntory OF the enterprise, whicl,
he hsan, t" get .ignei ty rlergymcn. and
n similar one for persons ir- ca, il chara.-
ter. 4. the heal If which hc wished MIR.
Adams la pm, his nan", h. hng thin
President, anl tho application going nnls
t'r hi- nam, AMI u,t f'.r :. l"..a ion W.
.At!ams after RIA ling The paper and con-
siderang. sail. IN. Jaw no possibility Of
continuing the uni"r OF the S'atc.: TIA,
their dissolution must necessarily ,akr
plic 3: that b. 'h,rnt Re saw 40 pr.pri@t,
III recommending l., Wv EnglarIl n.rn t.
prom tic u literary in,'itHtion in the South:
tina. it was in feet giving strength 7" those
who were to h~ their .n.iuie~; AMI. there
fore. he would have nothing To do with
il. >"
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
NOTIfE TO CRENIYORS

NJ Office Is. hereby gwen that liz, tctsrri-
! Y bers hsl. "bIHihsd from the Orphan.
coar' q: -. Mnry's county IN Naryi.t,. lei
irrs of ndmi, isirnti"n on TIE personal esta
"f J-..~.,!i iers,-ri, !.ie of card cona,y de.
r~asrd All persons having CLAIMS againx, IT. e
said dec ased- are Eer-hv warned to exhibit The
sarns With i.s pE";,"r vnuchrs thereof, tu tie
sa''s-rl!'rs m az h"t"r. ,hr ~ !. ;ay If Aug =,
lec2, otherwise 'hry may be excluded by
law frosn all henef, nf the sad en.ais. Given
nnaer oar hsnds this 18Th day ef February,
1862. ...
ANN c. HERBERT,
RICHARD PAYNE,
Administrators.
. fe',. I3h, / i62--jw,
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
Passss 20 And from Washineton

We haze been auth orixed to State. that
Passengers from Washingto, to this place
and from. here to Washington viii be re-
Gaisad hereafter to be furnished with pas.
IS before they viii be permitted to pro.
Ossi. ard .Aa. 40 passes win be grantel
eIcept.o those taking til. oath Of all..gi
snce. Passcnsers from Leonard Town l.
Washington can obtain passes. We learn,
co applications 70 Capt carlan. the ~ili'a-
- eornmandan. AZ tbs place. upon ths
eeIdit!on atosc stated "a ......
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

WARv*. LABOR I, is really almost
enough TO make one despair Of the pro
gress If mankind. {" find that some, hing
like 4.T00, 900 Of men at the very lowe 4
compnta'ioE are under arms in Europe
aud America, either for protection, or ill.,.
cutting Of throats. as the case may be
Here is list !: Army Of Austria, 72sS.-
314; Prussia. TO. 600; Russia. $50, 600;
France. GIG. 900, Great Britain and India,
.534 .S27; Denmark. Sweden: Spain, P,,r-
,ugal and Italy. 300, 497; United States
500 coo; Confederate States. $50, 600.
Total 4. GO. Cos. The cost of maintain.
ing, clothing and paying these men. a,
the low average Of 22o0 per head. i.
1924 l33. 600 per annum. The labor o,
! 500. Cts able bodied men cannot he cal
e"lated as producing less than x7o0..
500 900 per annum. so that virtually be-
tween the cost Of their maintenance and
what they ought TO produce. their isb,r
stilixed. the loss Of the world is 81 ga,
633. 600 per annum. to say nothing 81
the valuable lives lost in war.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
A1arrifA.

On the 7th instant. RICHARD ri
ARSoLD to NARY Y. .cHIsEI,HfHE.
On che LIB Instant. by the Rev. Mr.
Hoskiss. JOHN w. sWOODBURN d,
Ann IL. MATTISGLEY. 8Aa. ,s.II'
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
E)ic0.

At Trent Hall. in thi, county. OH.
Friday. the 7sh instant. MARY .d.ugh-
tei Of DR. James and Clara Thssass. ,r~.s
abous S years. ''''A'''
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

A DIllAxA AT the recent slcctien IN
Illinois for members Of a Constitutional
Convention. the Democrats achieved n
glorious victory. Lscrally sweeping the
State. Consequently. the Convention.
which has jart convened at the State Cap
itol. contains a large majority Of Demo
crats--in fact. nearly three-fourshs Of the
body are members Of that party. The
Republicans are very much Worried at
this. and are fearing {poer souls) lest the
Conv ,:nsion should. BY its action scces-
sioniae the State But lucky idea oc-
ours TO them in the nids. OF Their gloom
and dependency. which it, that the Gov
ernmeut should arrest by k1re lie eachet
the Hiemocra,ic members Of the Cnuycu-
ton and c"uins them in Fort Warren
This ridiculous proposition We 6ud iu a
letter to the New York Times from Chi-
cago. Such proceeding wauli be a
slight stretch Of power. the letter admits.
Blu, then JUS: to think Of the unparalleled
.ulacity Of the Democrats in out-vo,ing
th. Republicans. n. ...-... II
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

How's YouR AsrERIsK THE "Con-
gressional Directory" at the head Of IFS
sophisticated liss Of Senators aud Repre-
sentasives. says 10 = bracket The as
tesisk % denotes those whose wives &C..
company them" This has given rise 10
the new slang word in Washington .ocia.
ty-..How > your asserisk I" being the
commeu inquiry for . congressional lady's
husband. ~ 49,, ~. IN.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

rMroRrASr 70 Exr-rross ,-D ApHHsrs-
TRAITORS. The Legislature Of Aarylasd.
a, it's present scssi.,is. has passed aa act in
Iseissieo 20 es,nmiAxions hereafter To be al
loved cxecntors snd sininiatraiors by the
OrphanS Clurts of, this State The f'a
lowine /. sh,. ansia secsior ef thr .c'
4 .;sf'he several s)rphaas' Coar's shall nk
The canon ission> ofexecutors within twelve
months from the grant Vi administration.
and Il III suhssapens accounts wharcin
exceutors allall charge themselves ~ish
furthrr assets: and they shall ix 'nrh
commission in all cases ia which letters Of
administrators have been "r may hereafter
Be granted. whether commissions are claim
ed By the executor OF not i; aud all eom-
milestone % fixed shall be snljcct to the
tar Imposed BY the furrsoing scciion. -
This act shall take effect from The date Of
It's passage"
The effect OF the act Is TO rspt+.l the late
Inv whiehsnllowe1 exccdtasfs TO- fenoAiacc
their commissions. in which Cases no tar
was demanded Ly the State VI MARYLAND
Hereafter I'll executors and administrators
will be charged the same prnporsionate
tax for the use Of the State, whether they
take their commissions or not 0s,a.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
GKs. Observation-Disclosures Pa

Gks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pa
sri6t says:
We have already inti,aated the proba-
biiisy Of Beauregard being assigned the
chief command ut Columbus. and We are
now enabled to state authoritivcly tina,
such IS the fact This announcement. will
cause thrill Of delight and enthusiasm,
throughout the Soath. Under the lead
of this great Gsserai. our brave uncn win
be prepared to perform deeds Of heroic
vaior worthy Of their holy cause. aud To
drive the last Que Of the invaders fros,l
Southern soil. or enrich it with their
blood. esq a . s Gaa
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
LEOKARD TOWN Md.

70 Correspondents
Ia .is.f...nsi Prayer" poetic can
nibu,ica hy I.ady contributor, will y
rublishcd n orr next issue. q
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

m app'i'ani., y Of VI, N. Hayden and Geo.
" Fred M,it"x, administrators of Genr.e
Hav,in. bat" nfSt Muys county, i.cca-c.l.
IL is '"i~rc.. BY the G mt that the aid ad-
minis,rat"r. notify the crr,lit.,rs IF the said
deceased. Il. tile their claims against the sail
slerea-ei. ia the REGISTER &c Will ts,iicc on
or h-i're .s'r 18th dav nf Nav. 1892. CIR div
i.ir.d, an.i that this order te published ia the
81 Mar>'s Beacon. onee u week, until III. sad
18th of May, ist2.
J. Z. VI. RtLEY,
R".,isicr "f Willis.
s1s ~ ~. Masv's corn'r. Nj.
Feb. 18th. isGa--:;rn
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

:. A TEsDxa Hkaar.-A disesas,lss wiii-
over se~ing the remains az bis lsts site
lowercd into ske,grsve. he exclaimed with
tears in Lis eyes. We'll I've lost hogs.
ssa I've lost cows. but nesee hal any
thing 10 cqf me up Ike this !"
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
NOTICE..

1VH III, 4 A IUHFNT R1FEK
ss@ 81 VIA. O.
FAfR UASEs AND Plum POINT.
Il a1 s.ssa -
0RH on anil ar TE~-
Ia NESDAY, .'s- :...f.
S5::::.slE.zS.sss7EHu 10 2 the y, ..r4sr Pan
- tee vii. loo =. :.cr ~. -:
every WEDNESiIaY MelRNiNu q, s4.i
pass six o'clock tor the pa.ins e Risrs. e.
fturni.s. will l.svez ii,ii's Landing sstsy
FRIDAY morning Ess Benedict. iesvise Re. e.
dict csesy Saiureis, nsiii,g sIt 6 q rioe& f's
A.ltimese. Calling II oil the usual LANDINGS
GA the River. also III rlun Pom, und r.is
HaTea. going and rclurning
~ Ill. l.. wEENS.
Jan. 3oth, ts6?-H.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
From the Journal nf Commerce.

FoggIGx INTERVENTION. foreign
news reeeircd during the past few days
cannot but lead to the gravest seliciiude
for the future The tone Of the French
news is even more unpleasant than tina,
from Euglasd. while Is is e<ideat that a
strong pressure will be brought upon both
Governments TO induce Them not only ~
recognise the Southern Confedcracy hat 70
interfere by force to raise the blockade:
The general principle il now strongly
urges, that the American war has been Of
long duration without practical resuits. and
that the mean. Of warfare adopted. such
rs the stone blockade. for example. are
contrary TO the moral sense Of the great
powers of the world. The urgency Of
the Aboh,ionists to declare the freedom of
the slasse and thus create the horrors of
sesviIc instructions. il now reg ardcd by
their old allies. the Euglish. 81 an evil
dence Of the tendency Of Americans to
barbasism. and 10 used as an argument. tu
|fuduce national interference in our affairs
We cannot hat feel the Mechanically fact
that America is regarded in Europe as a
weakened power. with whom il il posi-
bic TO- deal As with an inferior No Gov
ernmcn. has yet taken this view. tu, pub
lie sentiment is strengthening in that di-
rcc.ion, and it will require grca: cautio,.
and moderation to prevent such action on
the part Of England and France as will
make it necessary for America to assert
her dignity and prove her power.
AMERICAN ArrAIes ABroAn--Thnrlow
Weed the very able editor Of the Albany
q. " Evening Jourual. and .he esp
cial friend of Mr Seward. il now in Lon
,sss. On the 9th Of January ie wrote to
his paper letter of which the following
! is paragraph. - significant that We plac.
! it before our readers The naomens Par
lament meess agitation II American qaes-
,,ous viii commence. The Blceksde win
- attacked from cue sEarter. while an
,ther section will demand recognition of
The lndsrendeucc Of the CuufederAse States.
Nor d e (rem Ingl.ud aloases that this
| aind Cf pressure will come. Pssooe i
srsn 1,Dss sestive .haa EHgaana under
The Hlockade."
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13
11Glyy,"

the psor~rry = .l.asbS 3iixiIler.
z And / I.srsky 81 nsaic,., .l.sf ON THURS
DAY. the 9Th af M,rch next. (if fair. IL mot.
the mex. f.rs!ay shrrrafferj ri the GREAT
MILLS STORE. ia ti,e Fssetory District, be-
tween the lnnrs ii l2 u'cl"k, IN. aud , u.
clock. . ~. VII, l,rs.re,i to sell al Public
Auction H.. above named property f.r cash,
.n satisfy State and (",saty Taxes and the
legal charges thereon. ~ above mentioned.
GEORGE h. DENT.
a@-G1 ~ Collector.
Feb I3th lSG2 is
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-13

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