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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-03
DEGISTERS NOTICES.-Notice is here

p EGlSTER'S NOTICES-Notice is here
"a by given, that there has been fled and settled in
the Office of the Register Wills, in and for the county
OF Bradford accounts of Administration upon the fol
lowing estates, viz
Final account of \ W Ager & Otis Hamilton Ex'rs o f
Joseph Hamelion deed, late of Warren township.
Faa account OF Chester Pierce Administrator OF Cor
oolbaugh decd late " ysoX township.
Final account Of 0venshire & + Welles Jr. Ad
rin-st rs Of Ldward Ovthsirc, late of Athens town
ship. deed.
final account of P b Field & L C Shepard Admins
traitors of Abjah Field, !Jte of Armenia twp, dec d.
Final account Of Robert Mason, Administrator Of Jos.
Biddle dec d, late OF Armenia.
Final account Of Pierce Administrator of J0nat han
Bush, late OF Columbia, deed.
Final account Of J G Bakeslec & Wm Hubbard. Ad-
minis traitors II Hubbard, d. late of Springfield tp
Final account Of John Hopkins, Guardian Of Hubbard
Williams.
Final account of Joseph Beeman, Guardian of Mary
Jane Cook.
Final account of john Randall Guardian of Lcona Will
liam * Miitura OsbuTne.
Trcnnal account OF o + Young, Guardian of Mahlon
Walters.
ALS0-The appTaisement of property set ofby Exec
utors Administrators 20 widows children of the fol
lowing dgccGentS
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sclI AND GENERAL.
The Bradford County Med

? NU", -,ee. in Troy, on Wednesday, January
.,r viii Ne NJ ED. MILLS, Pres.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
A UDITOR,S NOTICE-Dari,s (

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-M the matter of
IA the estate of Jonathan Bush Decd In the Orphans
Court of Bradford county.
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
to distribute monies in hands of administrators will at
tend to the duties of his appointment at his Office in the
borough of Towanda, FRIDAY, the 10th day of JAN
UART 1863 at O'Clock. p. when and where all per-
having claims said monies present them or
else be forever debarred from the same.
GEORGE D. MONTANYE,
Dec. Il, 1862. Auditor.
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New Arran gements.

HT'HE SU BSCRIBERS HAVING FORM
IL ed Copartnership. will continue the business for
merly carried on by J. d. HUMPHREY. in the store op
pOse the Court House where they will keep constantly
on hand general assortment Of
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HARNESS, BRlDLES, TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS &C

and will make to order almost anything in this line.
We respectfully invite public attention to whole
stock in its various branches trusting that hy strict
tenton to business and Zeous exertions to supply the
wants of community, shall merit and receive fair
share of public patronage.
We are prepared to make to order anything in ne
Also, Go all kinds of repairing very short notice.
Rs Cash paid for Sheep pets, Hides and Skins.
J. D. HUMPHREY, IRA 3. BCLL, j. E. DAYTON.
Towanda, April 25, 1852.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notce
N is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of SALLY ANN ECKLER, late of Rome decd, are
requested to make immediate payment and those having
CLAIMS against said estate must present them duly authen
tcated for settlement SMITH LENT,
Dec. IL, 1862. Administrator
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EDROCLA NJ ALTON Bradford County ,ss
D MARY TUEBS. by her next friend, Reuben W.
Cheney, VS. EPIIRAlM J. TUBES No. j47 Sept. Term
lSG2.
To Ephraira J. Tubhs--Whcreas subpoena in Divorce
issued to May Term, 1852, which duly rearr
est ilyentus, and thereon alias subpoena -
sued in said case. returnable to Feb. Term, 1862,
upon the Of which, proof made that the said
Eprain j. iubbs could not be found in my bailwick.
This notice therefore require you appear before
the Judges Of the said Court the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, to answer to said complaint. &c.
A. II. SPALDlNG, Sheriff.
Towondo
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BRAUFURD COUNTY, S.:
SubpGnas returnable On Monday,
February ., 1868, at 10 O'Clock \. N.
%. GOODRICH, Prot.
Jan. 3, 1868.
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And Inc same VIII be presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford County MoEdy the 20 day OF February
next, for confirmation and allowance.
NC. ELSBREE, Register.
Registers Office, Jan. C, 1868.
DEOCLAMATION-Whcreas the Hon
Z L. NERCUR, President Judge of the 18th Ju
dical District consisting OF the Counties Of bradford
and ,Csa ughanna. and onoyabcs JoHN PAssMoRE, and
Y, NJ Long, Associate Judges, in and FIR said county
Of Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
9th day of Dec. A. D. lS62 to me directed for holding
Court of Oyer and Termncr General Quarter Sessions
OF the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court at To-
waadlt fer thC County o Bradford Monday, the
ond day OF February next, to continue two weeks.
Notice IS therefore hereby given, to the COroners and
Justices of tie Peace and Constabes OF the County Of
Bradford that they be then and there in their proper
person. at 10 oClOck in the forenoon of said day With
their records, inquisons and other remembrances, to
do those things which to their Office appertans to be
done and those who are bound by recogniznce 9th
erwse prosecute against the prisoners who may
be III the Jail OF said County who shall be bound to
appear the said court, to be then and there to
prosecute against them shall be jCst. Jurors
qUescd to he punctuI in their attendance, agreeaby to
their notice.
Dated at Towana the 9Th of January in the year of
Lord, thousand eight hundred and sixtythree and
of the Independence OF the United States, the eighty
sixth. a. H. SPALDING. Sheriff.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.


Ma. dun Factory, College street ou the Hiil.
Asst. Surgeon, G, y. HArSEs, Us V.
81 a-Uniyorslty Bulldng, Market street, on the
Hnl Asst. Surgeon, y. d. LTNDE, U.s.Y.
" s--EnsIey's Building, $ r corner Public Square
Surgeon, LEwis y. HARLov.
a-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hfu. c. II. BILL, Surgeon In charge
g 6--Gun Factory, upper end y ont street. Asst.
Surgeon, n. B. BiAsER
8-Coege street, noar Broad Surgeon OHAA
SOufuMER
T-Colegs street. between Church and Broad
Act asst. Surgeon, @. ". FRANCE
n s--Aiasonlo Hall, Church street near suaamer
ARt. Surgeon, ID, DA0W.
g 0-Carriage Factory, Market street. below the
Square. Asst. Surgeon, G. SrEdMAN'
q iaAiedicai College, College streot, tbs Hill.
Act. ASST Surgeon, W. *. BOHLise
q li--aPEar HoUsE "-Cn tue University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, i. D. HoGLE
q" ia-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
surgeon, FEHp. sEYMouR
ls-Iume high School, spruce street eor. Broad'
Asst. Surgeon, A. H. SMITH, US. A.
ru l4-Fomale School, Church street, Chatta.
nooga Depot. Surgeon, JoHE a. PHILLIPS.
n iB--Hynes' High School, Line street corner Sum.
mer. Surgeon, W. NJ. CHAnBi2s
e lg-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and Biver
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WKLsu.
Z" "l7--OYFIcFRs' HOSPITAL PLANTERS Hotel, sum
mer street .oorner Doaderiok. surgooni
J. II. WRIguT.
"ls-Oorher Church and College streets Surgeon,
3. PLUMHER.
% Ig-MOrris Stratlon'e Building, No IL Market
street. Surgeon, W. II. GORDON.
" 2O--Baptist Church, summer street Surgeon, -
GOODWIN.
"g gl--Mothodist Church, Church street Surgeon
NJ. NJ. HoOToE.
22-HRrdcasiles s, south Market street. Surgeon
-. BRCKwIrH,
., ,Qs-corper vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o,
CHAMBEEIIH.
26-Corner Market and Clark streets. A, A Surg
ADAM TRAU
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NO "a
Gel. SiTalEhi'. nen In iome.

The following, from the Roma {Ga
Courier, in relation to Col. StrsighIs
men, recently gobbled up" by Forrest
Is not bad: N''''s''
"The prisoners generally were 70.
markably impudent and insulting
especially the officers. One of their
officers, Major, was publicly .cursine
Gen. Forrest in the streets, for A scoune
drel and rascal, stating that when
Forrest demanded surrender. the
Yankee negotiat)rs were trying to ge.
the best terms possible. Forrest ap-
peared suddenly TO get very mad; swore
he would wait no longer; that he would
rather kill the whole of them than not;
ordered his couriers immediately to di-
rect the commanders of four separate
batteries TO place them ON Sc par ate points
of hills and ordered the commanders c f
four separete regiments TO be formed inn
modiately st particular points in line Of
battle. And that the couriers absolutely
dashed off as though they were going 20
have these commands executed And az
they dashed of, Forrest told them his
signal gun would be fired in ten minutes,
when, in fact, he said, the rascal had but
two little cannon, and not moro thsn half
a regiment all told. That Forrest was
nothing but damned swindle.
"The impudent whelps, openly on the
streets, avowed their intention TO be back
here in less than three months, burn up
The town, and hang every man in it, be-
cause they say they were bushwhaoked.
This is, of course, an idle boast of the
poor oowardly devils to cover their dis
grace"
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mics country, in the direction Of Leba-
non, Tennessee. The stern resolve Of our
Gen. SteadmAn, TO worry the rebels in
person and property, is just to the tune
Of our liking. -Four times the greater
part Of this brigade has gone out and
returned heavily laden, bringing in large
forage supplies, some horses, mules and
slaves, and some provisions. But rebs
who were not caught mapping, were
found to be tracking for parts unknown.
This brigade is waiting patiently for a
fight, in the meantime being drilled 70
perfection; aud miniature battles are
being fought. Where in the heart of
every man of the line with temper
Of insubordination, feeling of disquiet
and discomfort; with some, fight of
subjugation with mutinous spirit, against
necessary rules, but sometimes too
tightly drawn. Against all these evils in
the soldiers breast, he has marshalled his
forces of heart mind, aud moral sense and
came off viet )rious from the silent but
stern conflict And each man is ready, a
host within himself, for the startling cry
70 arms. A cry that has already infused
the holy ardour Of patriotism into tho
Nations heart, and sent thousands TO
consecrated graves to rejuvenate the soib
and baptize il anew 10 freedom.
Oh! that the boys in front would give
to the air of Heaven the wished for bat
tie cry, and may ii lead TO the closing,
and gloriously ending struggle. We can
see the dawning of peace, liberty uni
versal, and the breaking of all bonds.
The cloud is.lifting, the light of new and
resplendent nationality breaks through.
Mr.. Editor, my feelings are too high
for prose. Excuse this attempt at the
unattainAble; this flicker from the can
die light Of my undeveloped genius:
Nay Liberty's dawning be quick,
And slavery death be quicker,
May Traitors to the Place UnspeakablC 60,
And not, in their going, be very slow
And their psstime doon there be sehcmlng,
SO their hearts shah be with horrors teeming
Yours truly,
.....t.... 0... HARRY ID.
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rrom tle cathollc reIegrnph

The Catholic Church and slavery.
Several persons have taken US TO task
for agitAting the question Of slavery, be-
cause, they say, that . Catholic journal
ought 10 avoid political discussions.
Now we emphatically deny that we
have done any thing TO expose us to this
cenGure. II is as 3 moral, and not as a
political question, that we have examin-
ed the history Of the Church in connec-
ton with slavery The moral question
was strictly within the province OF
Catholic journal, aud we alluded to the
political points only when we were OBJ
liged to do 80 TO convey to the reader a
correct statement of our opinions. We
wished 10 prove 20 our Catholic readers
that the Church was ever hostile 10 sla
very; that she preferred 10 see her chill
dren free rather than in bondage; once
having established this in spite Of all
gainsayers, we leave 10 the conscience Of
others the political treatment of she
question. All that we wished 70 prove
was that the Holy Churoh-lhe spouse Of
Jesus Christ-neYer did, does not now,
and never will desire TO see human be-
ings reduced to the horrible degradation
Of slavery as heretofore practiced in
America. Many an infamous tongue has
uttered its calumnies against the Church,
but in the wide range which its enemies
have taken, we find nothing so shocking
| as this-that the Church established by
our Redeemer is In favor Of the slavery
of her childrenl We respect neither the
head nor heart Of the man who advocates
such atrocious doctrines.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. FRIDAY, MAY 80 1863

good type of some Union men in the
South, and abundantly worthy Of the
applause of the Louisville Journal, which
pulled him as a conservative UDionist
not long ago. Thsrin is one of those
Southern Union men, who are in danger
OF being forced into rebellion by the
radicalism of the Administration. We
have a thousand times more confidence
in Yancey, his avOwed rebel partner, than
in Tharin.
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MunrnEnsBonO, TnNN., May 26, 'Ga

MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, May 26, '63.
Editor Of NE Nashville Union:
SIR = Enclosed find fifteen dollars
($15), for which please send the " NASH
VILE WEEKLY UNION" to the accom-
panying addresses, for six months. Your
paper is just the paper for the soldiers,
and just the kind which they like to
send 10 their friends in the North. Our
regiment in particular, which formed part
of the little band which defended Nash
vile last autumn through that long and
gloomy siege, will not soon forget the
noble steadfastness with which you pur-
sued your course when every thing seemed
darkest nor your bold denunciation Of
traitors when those traitors were actually
laundering at our gates.
With the hope that your subscription
list may continue to increase and that
you may long be spared to serve the
cause of the Union aud Of human rights,
/ remain, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
'' Il. 9. HALL,
1st Lieut. Co. al" 11th Mich. Vols.
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Edmund Blackman, one Of the most
incendiary speakers at the New York
YallandighAm meeting, who threatened
the President with assassination, is ex-
planned. He was husband" Of Fanny
White, a famous courtezan who died
several years ago and left him her
sinful earnings.
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The Chattanooga Rebel says:
c. @. Sheets, of Winston county, Ala.
member of the last Legislature, has been
indicted by the grand jury Of the Con-
federate Court, in Huntsville, for treason.
He is and has been in custody for some
time.
Winston county has l22 slaves. Make
your own comment, reader.
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Medical Department,
RuY or Tnn CUMBERLANI

ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND, ....
NASHVILLE, TENN, MAY ~, 1863
MuTICE---Any officer or other person who has
IN turned over Supplies 60 tho undersigned, or TO
any OF his Assistants, from February 9Th, 1861 to
February 2Sth 1888, without furnishing an my oioe
o the same, requested 10 Forward uuch ihNute a
once that hG,may receive due crdit therefor.
Also, such Medical olccrs, OF others, ns may have
received no invoice OF supplies drawn by them, Nh
please notify him by letter as soon as praciilaplei
aud the Invoices will be- forwarded AZ once,
kBN. SWIFT, surgeon, U. s A.
lAio Medical PurUyor at Nashville and Murifeas.
bOr0. maylg-lOt
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

N1Rs<SaaSTzSS Or. KING formerly Of New York,
sYiIS for Iast yoars Of Louisville, Ky,
Vl,fk)~..ll2@4o who has devoted his attention TO
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. haters
himself having attended 70 a practice for 90 many
years, and cured 80 many thousandH, he is enabled
10 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from gudiclous medical treat
ment or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings
Dispensary Is No Is Doaderck street, between Cher
nv and tho square, second story, whore he ouros all
diseases Of private natdre,
4 Gonorrhoea cured without nRuscous medicines or
interference with business,
Structures OF old recent date enectuaily cured In
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be onnjoyed
Perhaps disease causes mofo mischief aud undoi-
minoe the constitution 80 much.
Syphilis With all the Diseases OF the skim growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be eneotaAhy
cured IN few days
ssmiaal Weaknsss --Partcunr tentlon having been
given 10 this disease and all the consequences grow
log out Of IT, brought on In many cases by the do
sruotvo habits OF ineonsderato youths, and excess
i've Indulgence Of the passions, neglect q which
will undermine the constitution, rendering the sub
Jet unnt for business society and causing prcma'
ture old age,
tomales who may be lNborng with any difficulty
The womb may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with foe enclosed direct TO Dr. A. King,
No. S Doaderok street, Nashville, Tcnn., win hAW
ths necessary medicines sent 10 thor address Once
hours hom O'CLOCK IN the morning untn In The
Nenlpg July l0-in d&wly.
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PUBLIC SALE OF

FUB BIIO OAIAE OF
GOVERNMENTS STOCK.
WILL bo sold, at public auction, 20 the highest
w bidder et the Government Horse Pens at the
foot OF summer street.
$50 HORSES CONDEMNED.
Terms cash, and property to be removed the same
day, at the risk OF owner. Sale TO commence at u
O'Clock M. on Tuesday, May 9th, 1853, and to con
tnue daily until they are all disposedof
CHARLES X. IRWIN,
lst Lieut.. 9th Mich Vols and A. A. Q. NJ
Act Asst. Quartermaster's Ofhoe, Nashville, May
LIST, 1o63 may2
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LOST
WANTED,
WANTED.

1.-TWO GOOD Suffers WAGONS. Will bny
Il Teams also, Il Desired Inquire at Army News
Depot, in this city or Murfreesboro.
Nav A. 1sg3--tf r.H...t.
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NOTICE.

Eight Estray "U. s." Horses
VIII be delivered to the custody of those entitled
thereto. Cali at the Office of the undersigned
WM. TRUESDAlL,
may20-tf Clliel Of Army Police.
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HEADQUARTERS 2lsr REoNEsT ONO YoiusrErRs,
May a. lS63. J
Notice IL hereby given, that the pay
ment OF the following described note has been stop
ped, via prOmisory note executed by thomas Rich.
ards and D. n. Clinord for 100 90, payable 20 J.
Marlenthai, aud endorsed BY N. Boss, dated
April lst, 1868, aud payable Sixty days after date.
Hymont has been stopped 10 satisfy percentage due
the Regiment, under an Act Of Congress- regulating
suffers Dy order Of the Hoard OF Administfahon.
d M, srOUGHrOR,
Lieut.. Colonel, President
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agashrille atuiOu.
P.5lisaaa b. an Association Of Printers.
FRIDAY MORNING. NAY 20, 1886

OFfice on Printers, AIIey, between
UniOn and Deadertck streets.
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Yanoey's Law Partner ON the Ram
page.
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Warm and Cold Baths

al all hours Parties wishing 60 battle by the month,
for longer period, can obtain season tickets at
greatly reduced rates msyib--lw
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FOR SALE,

TWO VERY GOOD YOUNG MULLINS, TWO SETS
Il OF Harness and ono Wagon, will be sold on ia
yorable terms, n application be made soon, TO the
undersigned, sutler 70 the Sd kst Ieunesee Cavalry
Aear the Catholic school, la North Nashvles
may2O--lws MILES bAOON
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Arrested Tor Treason.

1st Lieut. Co. al" 1lth Mich. Vols.
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IOST,

a Thread Lace Veil. on Church street.
between Vine and spruce, or on spruoe street, be-
tween Church and Broad. The finder will be suita
bly, rewarded Ny leaving Il at this office.
may2i-4t
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

GOOD WINE NEEDS NO PUFF.-When
George W., King of England, was Prince Re-
gent, he was celebrated for his admirable
knowledge of good wine. His vaults were
stocked with the choicest vintages OF Europe
He had one wine, rarity of its kind-and OF
this only dozen bottles left. These were
destined for grand diplomatic banquet The
wine was ordered to be decanted-but every
bottle had vanished. In alright the Princes
steward had recourse To a vintner Of his ac-
quaintance; but what was his horror when he
learned that such wine was not to be found
in the market. The wine-dealer requested his
friend, however, TO go back and search If one
bottle had been left. To his joy the steward
found one. With this he returned to the vint-
ner, who babe him call at stated hour. He
did so, and received a dozen bottles of wine,
with this caution, that it was to be drunk be-
fore twelve hours. The imposition was never
discovered.
Calling on friend OF ours Of the American
legation, the other day, he invited us to take a
glass of wine. We complimented his taste in
the choice of so rich port, but were some
what astonished when he assured us it was an
American vintage called Sambuci wine. 1t
was rich, juicy, and highly Favored, possess
ing none Of the peculiarities which distinguish
the manufactured sugared wines and cider
champagnes. He told us the proprietor, Mr..
A. Speer, of New Jersey, u. S. A., had been
awarded gold cup by the American Institute
for the excellence of his wine. This is new
phase in the produce of Americas wine
country.-[Dickens' "All the Year Round"
We quote the above with pride that we do
produce one wine in this country that Europe
ans acknowledge superior to their own pro-
duction.
For a 4h July dinner it cannot be excelled.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-27

cratic masses are loyal, and would cheerfully
give to the war cordial support If left free
from party control; but the organization is
managed and controlled by those who have
more sympathy for jeff Davis than for a
republican administration. Their state COM
secession proclivities. The convention about
to assemble under their call will be controlled
by the worst type of copperheads-by men of
the Vallandigham and Fernando Wood stripe.
The moral force of the Democratic party of
Maine is undeniably against the government,
and affords encouragement only to rebels in
arms, or those who sympathize with them.