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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
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Is *'s + SS SS12;,.,'n.
STONE sR RzERA s4EET md HSD CONFETTI
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHH SSSH Hs. aun Dos.
ra 1HsPs RAEh7 1 FSA HfH4 sBSs
CLOS, oos IL e sasS II e1 HiRxkRs1sBune
NORTHERN M o Iislas Il r. Ra1LRoAp,
THE GREAT AZ CENTRAL tR5THFHx Rour.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WEST, NORTH v vi EST ST. AND SOUTHWEST.
the Northern Central Railroad Company, northess
and STATION
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON On Oar ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
PASSENGERS viii take the 80 a. IA; "a ana 50 p. m.
and Is on the Nort bern oensfsl Rail
road. and arrive in Harrisburg at p. m. and LIS
trains mi; on the PennsSlvanis Central Railroad for
all parts of the West.
By this route Rreights of all descriptions can Be
foryarded to and from any point on the Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky, Insiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, BY Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Also connects
at Pittsburs with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port on the Ohio Muskingum
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Missis
sppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland Ssndusky, and Chi.
eSgo with steamers to sll Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
tation of their Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
sys at all times farorGbls ckargsd BY otk9
Railroad C0mpdpiss.
. 6 Be artieular to mark packages VIA Penna
Central RI R."
VIM BROWN ,Agt Northern Central r. R.
No. SO NORTH street, Baltimore,
INOCH LEWIS, GENT superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
b. a. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phua.
delphia. Jan 7-lyr
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ATTENTION, sOLDIERsl
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention of all having relations or
friends in The szag to the fact that HooFLANDu
diseases induced by exposures and Privations moi
dent to caTap life IL the lists, published almost
Il WIN b be noticed NAT very large proportion are
suffering from debility. Byery case of tharkind
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
organs are speedily removed. We have no hssits-
ton in stating that if these Bitters were freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives might
be saved that otherwise will be lost.
We call particular attention to the following re.
markabe and well authenticated cure of one of the
nation heroes whose life to use his own language.
has been saved by the Bittars:'
PHILADELPHIA, Augustsa,d, 1861.
Messr, Jones E Ecaas-WeI, gentlemen, your
Hoofand's German Bitters has saved my life. There
of mo some ofwhose are appsndsd
and who were fully ,cogniEant of all the circam
last four years member OF shermsn's celebrated
battery and under the Immediate command OF Gap.
upon my arduous duties, was attacked in Novsr,-
Der last with Inflammation of the lungs, and vas
lowed BY crest debility, ightensd by 40 attach Of
dysentery. I was then removed from the White
oa the &
of June, Since that time have been about as low
rs az enc could be and still retain spark of vital.
ity. FOR . week more | was scarcely able 20
sval ~ anything, and if did force nOrsel down.
it was Immediately thrown up again
sS LIT eos OF
sesn WorRins fsthfuy thong %
me To sne esps DO o. tine asesa
advised s 9 sss ss and to make uaa
Mr. Frederick Steinbron, of Sixth, below Arch ST.,
FGFn bos FROM try hs
Commenced taking them the gloomy shadow OF
ssa ta hss Gos bds
sp gIsm ss1s Esssa H5 s Asa ss
months for, gentlemen l am a loyal Virginisn
aSle B Sit owe the certainty of life which has
taken the place OF vague fears-to your Btters win
b1Ss those who are dearest to me in life.
Very truly yours ISAAC MALoaH.
We fully concur in the truth of the above state.
rant as we had despaired of seeing our eornrE6g
nlsneu lat New York Bst,sr
GEoRGE a; AoKLEEY, Co Co g, llth Maine. =
r. St ESSFFKf Il 90 af s & sasssfyr
HENRY HENRY + 4 MaspoNAID, Co. g. 9Th Maine.
JOHN :; WA asR 60 g, =, 9Th II, M Z III,
hshAssa aAaSSI i; Thomas O.. !, as rsas,
AMRssSMHN kI ksH Ca ss Penn vsFmoA
BEWARE OF ooUNTERRxIrsi r..
40. that the signature of &c. IL. JACKSON 20
On the WRAPPER of each bottle. 2 - q
PRICE PER BOTTLE rs CENTS. p
Or HALF DOE. FOR 81.
saouId your nearest druggist not have the a,ticls
6o mot be put on by any Of the Intoxicating prepa-
as. and win forward, securely packed by express
. PxxeuAL oFsIon AHp MAHurAofoaT, r4gl
sa No. 631 ARCH ST.
ee,r.ssY $50. J0NxB & EVANS,
ieusoessors to Q. IL. jackson c Co..) !
a4 Projectors.
Per sale ~ Drussikh aAd Dealers in svsRv !
auNn h the United 6tasss. CO S-som III
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EPERMAfoRRH9A oAR BE CURKp.-Dr. Rand's
Specific cures Sperssaiorrhoa. Seminal Weakness,
Ipoteacy Less Of P0tceT ETC., speedily and eFectual
~. It's effects are truly magical. A trial of the
Specific, will convince the most skeptiGal Of its
ner 18th street and Pa avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ja6-ly
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A CARD.-HAVING DISPOSED Of my emit.
"A Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting Estab-
lishrnent mo. $40 Ninth streetI to JOSEPH REY-
NOLDS CO.. of thiscity, / take great pleasure
In recommending the new fSn to my friends,
customers, and the whole community; well know
ing that coed work prices fair dealing,
and strict honesty will oh aracterize all tha trans
actions of this establishment. W. 7. DOVE.
JOSEPH REYNOLDS 4 GO. {successors to "
4. Doye,) PLUMBERS, GAS and STEAM
FITTER5, SOC Ninth street. near Pennsylvania
their line at reasonable prices and to cute all
orders with emptiness and in Q satisfactory
manner One prize oHlg HE GIT colin
w GENTLEMENS LOTHIMG. q
w have now In store full stock of GuNTTu u.
MEMS SPRING OvEGCoATs, BUsIN1ss SUITs
DRESS SUITS, and FURNIsHING GOODS of the
Of eafress, style, and elegance made TO ordar
- WALL, STEPHENS = co., - : ; -.
~ 500 PenngylvaniA Avsnde between 6
aE iAM Ninth s0d Tenth streets.
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SEASON OPENS 18TH OF JUNE,

These Springs are in Cumberland County, Penn
sylsania 80 miles west of Harrisburg. They are
accessible from all the principal cities by railroad
to Harrisbursh, thence BY the Gum rland Valley
railroad to MELVILLE from Neville, miles good
staging to the Springs The stage is always in
waiting upon the arrivakof the cars st Neville
Passen gers leaving Philadelphia Baltim ore or
Warrington in the morning can arrive at the
The Hotel is commodious and comfortable, with
Bot and Cold baths attached, and extensive
grounds for walks and amuse ment
The long experience of the present Proprietor
tfor MANY years past st the Kirkwood House in
Washington. D. c. enables him to say that il will
be conducted in manner to please all Visitors.
Terms: 81 per day; 8 2 per week weeks $40.
Chic rem and servants half price. je 10 2mE
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SECRET DISEASESl SECRET DISEASESl
SAMAR TAN'S GIFT!

OARAHfIdNS UIFI!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
eoNoRRAassAA. f Ff.as STR sHS1cTuREs. &c.
Only Tn Pilis to BE- Taken to Efset a C.rs.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
in twenty four hours" Prepared by graduate
eminent Doctors and Chemists 81 the present day.
NO EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER.
Let those who have despaired Of getting cured
OF who have been gorged with Balsam Copsiva. or
~ " s4MARlTANs, GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female, IS.
R5SSR sss sSRss sso1 stSSR
NEREAL DISEASES 90
SAMARITAN,S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
sYPaGIis on nv SSGnS 6 Ss 81 the sA
MAINTAINS ROOT AND HERB JUICE. is the
sesiSsd It reaches and every psrics Of
the veneresl poison, SO that the cure 10 thorough
dy and Be healed, and do not transmit to Your pos
'Sii'' 'nA' ''' 30 N6 ST DHspHRt Aer years
TGq oeR
system, IS wsli Is ali the bad effects Of Msrcnry.
FEMALEsI FEMALEsI
In many affections With Which numbers Of 70
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in
Whites, in bearing down, Falling of the Womb.
Debility, and for al complaints incident to the SEX
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITANy CHANCRE WASH.
Price % cents. Full directions.
DESMOND & CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. . rnsr of 18th and
HENRY COOK, Alexandria may6.tr
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NEW YORK
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE,

SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHING Tone and GEORGETOWN, d. C.
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SECRET DISEASES

SECRET DISEASES.
Sama,tsan's Gta 10 the most certain, safe and
efe ctual remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty -four hours. No miner
al, ne balsam, no mercury Only ten pills to be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, IS.
Sanlarttan's Root and Herb Juiess-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia, Ulcers,
Sores. Spots, letters, &c. Price 81, six bottles
Tor IS. Sold By b. @. Ford. See advertisement ms
DE-. DuroET's sugsr-costsd Fes1sIe Regulating
Pills the Gerry best IN nss They operate speed9N
and sfsc.irey, and being sxgar-eoatsd create nau
ssa upon the most Helcats stomach trial of
these Pills Will prove their superiority a others
Price 81 box. Sold By 8. O. Ford corner lIth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandra. ta6-ly
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lac 3
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF THE
EELTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Mf 60

OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
@Hs. s'ssEsza
FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
cch,suR Shfe s,, fG5 S.xs.ss
other Route. and 10 Omnibus Ridirs g.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
CITY, Sundays exeepted,]
making connections with Trains leaving Baltimore
On Sundays. ~ - Fam. :sa and $50 H. con-
meeting Bs 1t Rss, S SliR Fl. w nESjP from
eonnsssio on 81 Washington Junction Relay HOussj
riss TFssn Il
BE SURE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS BIZ TIE
BALTIhoRE AND OHIO SAiLRo3b.
This Is the Only Route BY scAicA Through Tickets o.
Through Baggage Cheeks can be proeared
in Washington.
the most superior finish attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COL uxB Us, D1Y4oN, LOUISVILLE, CIV
CLNNATI, INDIAFAPOLLS, TERRA
HAUrs Se ST.. L co., &C..
SWI1H LESS CHANCES OF OARS THAN BY AaY
OTHER RoUTE..1
~ SPECIAL Notice to Passengers for tie Wss, irons
WasAsng son i!Ipsssenss going West; BY purcha-
By the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv
additional charge.
1SS st a OLE EIss Et oR Htsv as
MARI eta & CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and,
through them, with the whole Railway system Of
Of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
Ticket Office, Washin gten otation
W.P. SMITH. Master Of Transportation
II, COLE, General Ticket Apent An aI-tf
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% COTS AND sHozs TO SUIT THE TIMES.

RsoTs AND sHoHs TO s0ir TIL THEMES.
We are now manufacturing ell kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES and constantly receiving sup nRaN
NV ef Esstsfn- rnade Work of every descrip- EfRE
Hon. made expressly to order, and win beR Wy
heretofore changed In this atty for much inferior
Psrsons In want Of BOOTS ana SHOES Of Has.ers
ar (jitY-made work. VIII always andS good assert.
mesat In store and 1t the lewest prices. Give N
can. GkIHFIN BhOTHER, -
Al STIR 314 Pennsylvania avenue.
40. asa PlNNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
An. BININGER E CO.'S S10R1
037 PENNSYLVANIA Av11uH. -
BsleS I1irsssstA assa. sedss , - & Ias .asfz.
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i =. = : DINING OsO N!
The New York Dining Room Ara 7th street. on
posite Pest Once. Open day and night, Sunday
tnelnssd; o'san single Rooms p cents sash.
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS co..
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Oher the large assortment in this city, embrac-
ing all qualities used by Officers in the Army and
Navy. such as SWORDS SASHES BELTS,
SHOULDER STRAPS. HATS, GAPS, PIsTOLS;
&C. &c; With 2 fine assortment OF UNlFoKM
compile to outfits in q few moments
WALL. sTEPHENS CO.,
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MARTIN g.
"A 6EHATZ GUITARS haYe inst been received
at the Music Store Of w. G. MITZHR0TT corner
18th street and Ia. Ayeuue, sEzs1a7a 70 10 10
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ION NEW DRY GOODS.
lVU PIECES White, Pink, Blue, and Green
Mosquito Netting,
Bles ohed and Brown Oottons, s.. s.-t II s
sheetinss, Table Linen, Crash. Diapers.
Irish Linen, Hosiery, Gloves,
Cambria and Swiss I'd gings, and Hnsertions
Valencies and English Thread Edginss.
White Goods in every variety Of quality and price
je rs II. TAYLOR & 90.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

n5~ Hen Geo. s. Boutwell,, Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue made report to the
Secretary Of tie Treasury few days ago,
relative to the operations Of lis Department.
The whole n0mber of Collection districts IN
the loyal States, Including two in Virginia, is
1873 TO each district has been appointed
one Assessor and one Collector The Asses
sorS have appointed :. 58Assjstant Assessors,
aud the Collectors have appointed sos Depu-
ty Collectors, making an aggregate Of Asses
soFs, Assistant Assessors, Collectors and Depu.
ty Collectors Of 3,8I4, to which add G9 clerks
employed in the commissioners Office, and we
have an aggregate Of 1882 persons engaged
in assessing and collecting the Internal Reve-
nue. The act has not been in operation fer
a sufficiently long time on which to base accu-
rate calculations as to The amount Of revenue
to be derived from this source; tGt from tie
most careful estimates by Collectors, which it
has been possible under the circumstances to
make, the Commissioner anticipates that the
revenue from all sources except stamp duties,
for the fiscal year ending June 3Oth next, will
amount to sol l,777, 799, and he estimates the
receipts from stamp duties for the same pc
riod at $l5, 5,O00.O0), making an aggregate of
$7G,777, 1879 The revenue for the fiscal year
1863 the Commissioner estimates at lO0,-
100000
Mr.. Boutwell, estimated the cost OF asses
sing and collecting the revenue uuder the pres
ent system at 24-l00 per centum, and thinks
it will never exceed three per cent TIE
expenses Of collecting the tax in the Territo-
RES are SO disproportouate to the income as
70 raise doubt in the mind of the CommiS-
siouers whether it would not be the part of
wisdom to limit the operation Of TIE law to
the States
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

TIE Navy Department received a Dispatch
or Sunday announcing that the Uaon gun
Loaf Isaac p S.nith-onc Of the recent gyg-
ernmeat pnrchases-Went ashore in Stone
river on Saturday. and was captured by the
enemy. She was commanded hy Lieutenant
Connover, The Richmond Examiner Of that
date gives different version Of the disaster
It represents that the gunboat, with crew Of
Two hundred and thirty men, surrendered ua
conaitiouaI'y after sharp engagement, ana
with heavy loss On our side This story comes
to Richmond from Charleston. It's said tha,
another Union gunboat was engaged, and
escaped in crippled condition." The Ma
y Department had 10 details Of the affair
up to Monday morning, except those coataia.
ed in the brief despatch referred TO-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
COMMISSION.
BUEREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, !
" -r.L..L.---.,- - q L-,, o. l.G.


Ny DEAR SIR 1t IS with extreme regret
that | am compelled, from a heavy pressure OF
public business, to decline your kind invita-
ton to be present and participate in the cXer-
cises at the meeting Of the " Christian Com.
mission," on Thursday evening.
The object and Importance of your Com
mission cannot be over estimated. 1t will
supply hi7tus loag wanting in the Army aud
Navy and must enlist the sympathies and
prayers of all true Christian patriots
10 supply the spiritual wants Of the public
service on thhe battlefield and upon the
ocean, and to lead our warriors 10 go forward
yaliantly to the fight, acknowledging Con as
our ruler, and looking to Him for success,
will, | have no doubt soon cause this wicked
rebellion to culm;uate in the restoration OF
our Union. am, very respectfully,
Yonr obedient servant,
A. II. FOOTE.
George H. Stuart ESQ, Chairman Christian
Commission, l3 Bank street, Philadelphia.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

We have o dosn9tnb fron Nashville stat
;,o. +l,o, +ho p.h.i, ara ,.o;oo. =, r,.1.o do
terminal ,e,,rt 20 co,,,,ro oro Of orr trans.
,,ort foo+s ~, tho C,,,!.,r,,,5 T,,ero..,, o,r.
a1., or, o-,.,,.7 - A. 4,.,:,h
p,,-o,,..r. ,.lo orr--,l =, <or, v-or,. .,
11o,,a,- =, ,.,r, -, ~.,,,-.,.o fn,,. Tror.o,,
t-;.. ~ - -. .t.,.,:.. ,e ~ ,,;r,.a
Oroto sbo had ,.co, c,,.sod ;9+o rTogooo hv
an, var s,oo,,ars r.,ar, .ro r,,,,o:ral loor
cno,rb f., roro n c5,I Sao .hon started ror
Cordoos h,+ was 4:so,-armi ~, tl,o ,.,r,.,a
Tho Cor1or o,d otro, r.,..r, ,hf.,. s,or.,J =
pugsui! of h,r. She had on full head Of
steam, bnt was c.os-!y pursued By that fast
sailor, the CHEier Finding her case de@peF-
Gte, she stccEcd fer the bahama Islands,
where she was OyegtakeD, when a shell from
the CuyIcr set her CT Grc ana totally destroyed
her. The news reached Havana on Tuesday,
and was confirmed the following day by ar
rival Of the Creole, vessel that had spoken
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

REBEL BARBARITY IN MIssoUR1.-Every
mail olmost brings us some tiding CT rebel at
rocitieS in Missouri. Now some soldier is shot
by sueaking bnshwh0 cker Then Union
family is maIiciously handled by guerrilla
party and stripped of even the necessarics Of
life. Again they steal on an inferior force Of
Union men and slaughter them n cold blood
Not content with burning, plander;ng and de-
stroying, they infct personal violence on WON
en- and children, and main aud disfgure the
dead bodies Of their adversares. Verify the
history Of the Rebellion in Missouri is fire
and blood comment on the barbarism of say.
cry, and reveals the brotaIizjng, degrading in.
dncuce of " the peculiar institution" i'll atroc-
tiles and chilling horrors that rival the angry
strifes Of the dark ages
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

es.7a Tfat one ~rqHar7 r>,,v form, eo.on :lao
S*@ '''It 0u' ''4'''3 ',''y '''i" some 's'1a
OF the magnitude OF the work taat is required
l.
~ supply 10 iuH S'lH AHA "OHhUeu oI our army
and ra,y s,ch c,c.c,rtg o,.I ,s.as,.or;ss - *,
49, ~ ~ " ~ " =" " -
The arID7 rpruialiOrH C0nii ncf he dare other
wise, we insert Il statement taken from the
5}Ln11I; ,,y,: l a.
Philadelphia LfsH1ag bjhslA mace at the
recent anniversary of the Christian COmmi5
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
A MUSICAL CONVENTION WILL
IA be held at Standing Stone, Bradford county: Pa.
TuEsDAY MORNING FEsRUAEY 10. I8e2.

TUESDAY MUENING FLbKJ AEI TO, ISGJ
~ 10 o'clock to continue four days and close with
Concert on FRIDAY EVENING, February Is, under
the direction of Prof j. 6. T0WNER, Of the Normal
Academy OF Music, GcLeseo, y. \.
There viii be three Sessions each day, Morning, AZ
cruoon and Evening. The Olive Branch and Ori-
entail Glee and Anthem Books" viii ne used, and fur.
nished during the Convention free Of charge persons
having them requested to bring them. Mr. TowNBR
VIII he assisted by his Normal C&rtcttc nj The Concert
Ample arrangements will he made to furnish persons
from distance with good board and lodgings, geasoi-
able rates.
Admittlnce to the whole course, including
Concert .................. % - -
rs Clcrrymen admitted free.
BY nrL.r Of ClmLsli to-.
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Case of Gen. Fitz John Porter.

case OF G6Q, flGZ J01Q EOILSr.
Last week Judge Advocate General Holt,
laid the record of the case Of Geueral Fitz
j Ohm Porter, of the United States Army,
which he had spent three days in making up,
before the President, who, on Wednesday, ac-
! co-dng to letter in the New York Times,
siguiied his approval of the findings of the
court martial, and ordered the sentence to be
| carried into execution. The findings are that
he is guilty on every one Of these charges pre-
ferred, and that the sentence is that be be dis
missed from the service These charges, were,
in brief, as follows
l. Disobeyng, on the 28th Of August. an
order of Gen. Pope, then bis superior officer,
directing him to bring his corps to help
Hooker and Others in what is now known as
the second battle Of Bull Run.
2 Dis0beying another order of Gen. Pope
on the day following, directing him to make
certain movements.
3, Totally dsobeying very important or
deTs as to the movements Of his corps while
the battle was III progress on the said goth Of
August.
4. Disregarding peremptory order from
Gen. Pope to bring his command into action
andtO report in person on the field
Permitting certain Of his brigades, in
defiance OF positive orders, to march back to
CentrevilIe, thus greatly delaying the arrival
Of Pratl'S brigade Oh the field of battle of
the 30th August.
6. When peremptoriIy ordered Into battle
he " did there shamefully disobey, and did re-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
NORTHERN ADVOCATES OF PEACE.

in New York, to adopt measures to call u
National Convention of Delegates from all the
States to meet 10 Louisville next month In
the meantime an armistce OF six months; was
to be agreed upon. The Convention when
assembled, vas to adopt q new Constitution
! and to DO whateger would result in securing
the return Of the South and preserving the
! Union IN tact
| The meeting was held and the olive branch
! extended to the rebels in arms striving to
overthrow the Government. The rebel lead
ers at Richmond did uot take long to deliber-
ate upon the answer to give to these conde
scending overtures, and at once Indignantly
| rejected them They wanted nothing to do
with the New York conclave Of the North,
and meant to persist in their treason to the
| bitter end.
This was the purport Of their answer But
| the New York conclaye did not choose to give
the answer to the public. They had good
reasons for it. They were not ambitious to
hold themselves up to ridicuIe.
They had 10 desire to let the community
know what " JudieS' they had made OF them
selves, in the very teeth of the empIe edmoni
tons previously given. But the nature of the
,,,- ,oo.;,-oj uo,, 1oo,o1
confirmed in a very few days by the organ of
the Southern Confederacy" itself. The Rich
mcud Enquirer, the organ Of jeff Davis, talks
rro;,.Iy ord vritbont reservation Rafcrrinr
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proposition, II sQyS
" Thnr hone cfiIl IN chain rg nv sooln eno.
c;ons co,,,nro,nisa 70 rho cornso og tho ola
I~rion cr g. least 70 cain soma adyantoce
/ in dntrrminirr, born1arV and commercial re-.
/ Iations It would he fine thing for them
trnl, to loro the Sop,h ograa ~ noat tbp,n
+ in a convention which shonli recognize the
I-,ioY os nnhrol,an and Ioo}; to is narnefua.
ton On th;s head hou.avor thpv may as we'll
+ know The truth On No terms Whatever will
fht Gont1 consent 70 = noIitjcaI association
! with thrn There !: no concession which ibpv
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f.o.,o ,.(,.L o,,,I-I non5~. 49,, i1ho ,,,,,t I,,+
;..ror-ro,I, 1,,l r,,.1i,ino. ~ +ha C@,thar,
mind We ~ sar,ro,cd from then, hooansa I5nv
eonght to mt cn ~ brand Of soriaI and no.
T,icai ior;t q Va mo~Id Uot rnn'ito .i
them if they wouI1,one and all, consent to &C.
cnpy the same position Of deSFaQAHon witch
11( nol1 'o , N"r,hor, w p SV,,, 'u o
provinces On this subject there is hardly a
ripple upon the service of southern sentiment.
ih.S was the leeiia@ ana the pnFpcse, hGec