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sailing Of The GreRr Naval ExpedItfou.
Position Of Affairs.
On Tuesday thirteen regiments embark
ed from Annapolis on board steamers, to
rendezvous st Fortress Monroe, where they
have been joined by en- equal fOroe-in all
numbering about 20, 600 men-iR addition
10 the naval force required 10 man and
work the ships, which are very likely to
play the most important part in the coming
events The ships Of var that accompany
p the expedition are, where they can be
brought inuo action, equal to land force
ithriee as great as they can carry. The eK-
pedition IS under command Of able and ex-
perienced sfisers, and is made up princi-
paIIy Of regiments from New England or
enlisted for the seaboard in the Middle
States, and are selected with peculiar fit
ness 10 ths campaign TO which they have
been assigned. 1t is unquestionably sd-
,mirably provided in every particular, and
I great expectations are with good reason in.
dulgsd as to its success.
The destination Of the expedition is, Of
COURSE, kept a profound secret, and for that
reason speculation as to the point to be as
sailed would be i'll timed, as the more proba-
bile the conjecture, the greater the reason for
not making it public. It is this ignorance
of its destination that renders it so lormida-
Die, as sny adequate provision against it
HOuA4 tb4 uSI SH tuS part VI hlS AcDeAsi ~
least zoo 600 men, ss ten different points
might with the same propriety be attacked
From our stand point one could hardly de-
eide whether Wilmington, N. O.. Charleston,
Savannah, FerhRndina snd New 0rletn3
should be FIRST assailed In their inability to
protect all the vulnerable points, tAe rebels
have not probably done much to defrnd any
We believe that every one named would fall
an easy conquestto the expedition now aAoat
We doubt whether there are 5000 men ia
arms at any one point on the Southern coast
souih Of Virginia. The rebels have staked
rths fortunes Of the war in that State, and
pressed every man and every gun they could
raise into the service there Some portions
Of those troops may have been Withdrawn for
home defence, bat every regiment Withdrawn
from Virginia endangers the rebels as much,
II not more, than to lose some of the South
ern ports If the rebels cannot hold Virgin
"a L is al over with them. Hence the te-
nacity with which they have maintained the
ground tkere.-N ?. Tines.
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The Rurninr We'll.

Some Rochester gentlemen furnish the
Democrat with report of the burning oil
well in Yenango county, Par as follows:
While in the oil region, our toWnsmen
had an opportunity to witness the terrible,
yet magnificent effects produced by the ig-
milton of she crude gases which escape
from a newly opened shaft. The men who
were boring suddenly struck oil at a depth
Of about four hundred feet, and before they
could withdraw the drin, or eItinguish the
fires under the boiler Of steam engine used
to work the boring apparatus, an immense
jet Of oil and gas, mingled, sprang into the
air. The gas was forced in a lateral direc.
tion, far enough 20 communicate with the
flames in the furnace, and an explosion of
terrific vehemence took place. A perfect
sheet of fame for moment overspread the
earth for some distance around, and then the
ascending column Of Ca took fire. Thespec-
tacle was inconceivably grand and imposing,
particularly after nightfall. The force of the
let was such as TO send the oil 10 q height Of
one hundred and fifty feet. IL was literally
fountain of FIRE.
Tee explosion occurred at o'clock We'd
nesday. morning, and when the Rochester
party left, the wen was still on Ere. Meas
ures were being adopted to suppress the
flames. Four men were severely burned by
the accident; one Of them. 50 badly, that he
is not expected 70 live.
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MLsskcHusEETs CAvAIRE.-The lst Massa-
chusetts cavalry numbered Oh Saturday last
e7s men, and will be ready to move to the
seat Of war within ten days. Col Williams,
who has been taken from the regular service
70 command the regiment proposes - march
nearly the distance to Washington, to aeeus-
tom bis men and horses to The life they are
to lead. The distance is $50 miles, and be-
fore the days Of railroads, the march ofan ar
my for this distance was thought to be moth
ling very serious.
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AnausTA Ca
This Afternoons Report.

TIE PIRATE SMITH FOUND GUILTY.
PHnADELPHIA, Oct. 25.
The trial of W. L. Smith, for piracy, was
concluded to-day. The case was given to
the jury this morning, under the charges Of
Judges Grier and CadWallader. The jury,
after an absence Of halfsn hour rendered
q verdict Of guilty.
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The facts in regard 10 the conduct of Col
Baker aud his command will equal the most
daring and gallant exploits ever recorded in
ancient OF modern times.
Col Baker was not mounted when shot,
but on foot, with sword in hand, at the head
OF his men, shouting, ''come on; boys fol
low the flag of the Union, and Tepel its ira
ducersl' He fell, his body being riddled
with balls. .--
1t is proposed to have the body embalmed,
and sent TO CalifOrnia, TO be buried in Lone
Mountain Cemetry, at San Francisco, nef +
the grave Of Broderick. For the present it
win be deposited in the vault where the bo-
dy of late Gen. Gibson has been placed, in the
Congressional Cemetery, and be subject to
the orders of his family.
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slThis is Reliable J,

Fhe reliability Of the newspapers in the
Fremont affair WOsld be ridioulOus if it
Was not triaing with a subject the people
DO not ike to see trifed with. The N. Y.
Tribune says at the Cabinet meeting on
Tuesday il was decided to remove Fremont.
The N. 7. Tines says no decision was
made The Chicago Tribune has direct
snd authoritative advice that FremOnts
case vas not even under consideration by
the Cabinet on Tuesday; and finally, the
Associated Press states, upon the highest
.aashority knoHn to the GOvernmenB'' that
! the matter was diligently considered and
left in the Presidents hands for decision
OF ali the reports We believe the last, and
shall continue so 10 do until we have better
cause to doubt it than the reliable in
formstiOnn Of correspondents who are very
diiigent and intelligent but who are not
supposed to be called into consultation at
Cabinet meetings.
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FROM FORT nIONROIl.

7 UHI NVNAUAl OUIs u
The weather has been favorable for COM
pleting the enormous preparation for the
great expedition. All the armed vessels
and transports have now arrived.
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"A 0OusIE.-The papers for some time past
have bssn discussing the relation which Gen.
J. B. Todd, Of D1kotah, recently appointed a
BrigadisF, bears TO Mrs Lincoln. Gen. Todd
is son Of DR.. Todd, Of Springfield, and a
cousin Of Mrs. Lincoln. This is reliable.
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Ior heW York dlrect, and passengers b fhi5 routs
55 @ Z ON ON ftttsbuEgh 70 5slT OiIl vita.
,iB9uy your beW Tork and Boston II5ksa. tvta
q Fhleh are s0od sthar - PhiiEilphIs
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TELEGRAPHIC.

OUR HORSES SUFFERING FOR WANT
OF FORAGE.
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RROBI CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct, 25.
Despatch received this forenoon from
Quincy says the telegraph to San Fran
cisco is completed, and Working through.
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rsfr Z AaRICUETJRAL.-The wheat crop Of this
county is generally light. Oats are better,
e though not equal to the last years crop
n either in quantity or weight Corn is
about the average. Hay is less than two
thirds Of the usual crop. The drouth Of
the summer months and the grasshoppers
greatly injured the grass and many fields
Of grain. The late rains have helped the
grass, and fall pasture is better than il
usual ct this season Of the year. Potatoes
in some parts Of the county are a6eefed
with the rot RaTTen zTlfubuH o. CiTOn
= islN
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news;
MACON, Ga, Oct. 16.
At the Convention this morning resou-
tions were passed recommending Congress
to suspend the collection Of import duties
and throw open our ports for free trade to
ell nations who retain peace with US.
Resolution we're adopted relative to the
sequestration act, recommending the pay.
ment of debts sequestered be not required
during the war, that claims for indemnify
and doubtless due at the north be allowed
as q set off. A committee consisting of
delegates from Charleston, Savannah and
Mobile was appointed to examine plan
for Marine Steam BAttering Rams.
AUGUSTA, Ga, 16.
Dates from Pensacola have been received.
A flag of truce was sent from Fort Pick
ems to Gen. Bragg yesterday, stating that
the prisoners would be sent to New York
on Sunday.
A correspondent of the Atlania, Ga,
Intelligencer in giving an account of the
fight at Santa ROSA says; scarcely know
whether We achieved q victory or defeat
A seige is momentarily expected to com
mence and every preparation has been
made. Perhaps it will happen as soon as
the dead and wounded have been cared for,
and the soldiers rested from fatigue
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COWMERCIAL.
NEW. YORK EaAKAaT-GcI, 25
81 f9RAPH'l J


BIOUR Receipts 24,5.3 bhls. Market lafs to-
tive, but without important change.
Sales OH Ubia a. IS 3jl ass IS superns state;
s560956 90 for extra statei S5,S5S545 Tor Bupernns
VesteIn; $500 ~, 80 ieF common 20 medium extra
Veserni - sOe590 TOT shipping brands extrs round
hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR.-ls Cuet and steady
Sales EJO bbls at E54gG6f5 for superne; Ss6Od6 is
for common TO choice extra.
RYE klDUR-MarK5t steady al g. OOG4, 10 COM
mon 20 choice extra "a
WHEAT-ReceiptB 279,COO bush. Market less
active and scarcely hrm. Sales 100 OO bcsh at
20 for Chicago spring; Si3l % for Racine Epring
81 z2bl,S4 for milwaukee club; 81 30 l 35 Tor winter
red western
RYE-Scarce and firm at 7337g.
d BARLHS- Market steady. Sales 7,0JObus Can
ada West at 66c
CjRN-Receipts l,237,luO bnsh. Market favars
-bHyers. salTs eO,op bush at 5s955So for mixed
western Cd To Prime.
OATS-Market hrm at 4Ogis for Canadian, wost-
eTn aud state. . r..s.
PORR-Market quiet Sales siUbbis at sl5,25a
1873 for mess; E9,7565 f0,0Uf for prime.
REkF-Harkef dull
CUT dIEAT6-Mafket quiet. a..
t.AaD-MaTket steady. Sales 100 bbls at ~
BUTTER Selling at ss,lo Tor okiO; and I2H@
sIHKssE-Market steady at se7o common to
prime.
WHIsKY Market quiet at 2O'6o.
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aAaEhinists.
pERNARD DEMMENG,

ID
ARTIsAH, MAOHINIsT AN = PATENT AfODEI
A II a x d,
No. IA SupC 'ior street. Leader Building,
o .sYELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DENIM Eblq, having rented tie
establishment Of II. Konigsl6w, is now prepared tC
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, snt
ail kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
snd facilities for getting up Models Of Patents.
REPA AIRINq.
Is yOur SKATES need nZins, call on DsMmeng.
Ifyour S.7'TfNG MACHINE is out Of order,
will put Il In order.
He repaira all kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments
4 All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments ne
paired. Et.| e
Ify1u should got up & new Patent, Demm6ng Is
the man to get mp your Models, either In Wood.
Brass, or Iron, IN the neRte8t manner.
All kinds of Bslt Hanging dluo In pfOmbt style.
All kinds Of light Machinery put Ia order in thu
SlOst eIpVditious manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road Conductors Punches manufactured IL
tho bsst manner.
- Bail Road ConductOr's Punches repaired.
H ~ In iacs VerVthing In the shape ef repairin.
manufacturing, done on contract.
e ~ Mntrancs 70 ahop-l44 superior street, up one
pair OF BtalrS, BHkNARDD EhIMEEg,
fsbT:R17 t-
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LENS from washington
TIE HOSPITAL REPORTS.

The report of the numbers confined in the
hospitals for the week ending Oct l 8 are as
follows; E-srteet, ~; Seminary, l3O; Union,
ISO, Columbian, ais; General, As; Eruptive,
lO4; Alexandria, ls4; Total, 9ss. This is a
decrease Of about ! 90 from last week.
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COLDTER's READING.lTH e
~ Gentlemen and Ladies OF the y. n A. and
Ladies' Christian Unioa, are invited u met Us at
ihs rooms Of the Y. NJ. @. A in Pen inr Block each
Tuesday evening, to make up packages Of looks end
papers Tor the Soldiers Ihsre is a great demand
for reading matter and supply is offered us gratis
- THE ARMY COM, INCA.
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OnENHlEInHa

L. QeENECEIOHa,s G. rf1r
Oonn9esions are made at MonresTils via ass so.
an8zyi Menatlald sud Newark Il ~ A IIII-7- NO
tne sanduaEyi Dayton aud Cincinnati 4 - n -
nloes loes Hilh Fremont 8 Indiana Il R. snd N TtIsis
Win the Michigan southern 9 Eorfhsrn I1SisSS
ele Toledo sad Eahash Esilroofs ~ 0fIe,-r n !.
stolt, 5aek8ons Fort hayng, LOeausPort, LaI1Tstfs
gssoi a. it9ns -. Louis and an rointa WaIt North
IrAi15 arrive IN OisFsland irou Ifi1i5 nnd IA
Me9tl e $40 A. N-s s;a5 ?. T., andei5 p X EroTl
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Shelby bandueky, ansleld 3 Newark Raflrosi. q
MsnSeldi NJ. f0snon, nsraEks 1a1a5Flia
&c -H..
Orestiine, Pittsburgh Fort Weyns I Cyhfesg5 7aif.
r--- E0ad, ioE koEagt, t3lHsr Sandulky, lIrlphoE,
l4fsei Fort Wayne, baporta, ChicaQo, &c.,
vest, e1d Eaas or hLaushsld. Woustsl. aIa5s
hillon, 30.
Gallon and BelleioHtai1s R1ilroad Linz, br1Isrioz
Belefontaines Si1ley, UnioE, Muacie, Il.
llE elnaEohs IaIr8 Es1ts Fincsnnaa, E7an8.
vile, Loalsvllle, C4iE2, s. Lo1ias Sc.
DelEE1re with sdel1, AZ Vernon aHd Pitf1s
golanbus, Little Mani 5 6oiGssGs, al ksuss
Aallro2ds Tor Asniss Dayton, lndisnEpolIsI
- a- AIeff8 Haute, s.. Aouls, Morrow, L0Falasld
and GineilHati, s-id fsith the Ohio & Ms
Eissippt Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis-
Ttli8, kVansTllls, 0eiro, 81. Louis, and AT
. points on rha Chio riTers L. --
uolunbus5 Central t}fio ailrod ior Newark, zanas-
Vile Nh9eiingy &c, gelumhHs. Pidua an1
lndianA- Railroad foE itlla, UrbaEa, 10.
~ Tor Tickets 70 al points. sod tniorznltlon -
ply st the Fassen ger Station.
3 = 2. 5; ELIaIT, supsriatsndnnf.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW foRK, U3L q.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 17th
inst, contains the following telegrsphic
news;
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All tho trafns going westward connect a CeFaland
With trains for loledos Chicagos Uolun1ls 0lnCin-
natl, 81. Louis, &o and an the trains going eastward
connect az Dunkirk with tie tTnin5 Of gha T. y &E.
Railroad, and ct Buffalo with those Of The New York
Osntral and BuGalo 4 New Ioslz gill llai.rt..l
UeFs,snd, Nav 4 Is5I. =; : ' : -
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LEV AhAND 2 TOhEDO s q
SUMMER AnKAEeEHna1. lsa

NS--A----A AnnAA1sA4LlLs ElIL
IN ana eflfr AondggB August 10 1851 N IN
20, Ii. 4Aly tsuneals eEcsptedl - ioli0WBf
~ 4. Il tnielso AEpree8-1tcrp a. Esrea nrl..
t2ls Opernni Wakemsn, Norullk, no1ros.
M Fiios 1eue7uei glydes Efeus6It, alrtor7.
4 -. nc sEF1Ses q oledo a 800 A. ~, lhiass
o6.oe Z. q D'otroit Il lio5 P.I
AVo 2 =, Lbrough hlatlst0Dplng at Al etafIonl %
$40 p. u.
80 ,. n Nall stops at al stations s.it 81
du8ky q ais p. q. ~ - -
il5 ?. TolsgTaPa ESBrsssat1~- - 80 q, sssss.
draitqni Oberlln, " 5Iaan, lI0rt7i =. 1fais
nroeViites besleYaa, ClVds, FTrtIllf ~
arrives at Toledo at SIS P. r., Chicaso1s
--- Gso0 A. u. ----- -
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Terns' s5 s'si:is; rs jsH; -
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lo9is eguAER- ARRANaElEzllIs s-- lis
On enq aiter MONDAY, Juno 10th, 1881, Pa1sanli7
sac Ip' Y Z ~ tsS5s ss8 sf4sa = e9y
tersa5 eissltoni Hsllil gtous EaU7 T'c1i-T.
esl5nds shelby CrssLlins, Galion, 6ilsas
71rs gardingt0n, Ashley, E,uIsHnrs. IIslIis
Csntrei Worthingt0n, reaching OolnTl-
5--1I7 na5 q il;S0 A. ~ qil6innati at 3l11 u r.
and Chicago via Urestline ct zoo p ~
Elo ?. =. Acoommodati01-StcB tcBpina &C alf 4
end arriving q. Columbus 80 p, -, 80
!. Cincinnati ht 20J A. ~ % l-l
$50 2. n Night HTpEea5-Stopping ct an Statioun
North Of Gfestlins, and At Gallon, ,g1lifn4.
ton Delaware and at eil otllar ststionI, q
I' leaVa Fagse1eerF oRly arrfgiIr tt %.
Iumbus at ll:lsP- p, and Cinclnn - - 5.7i
A. H. Chicago via Orestiins, at - 4. 4.
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NO1 LOH-- PERSONS HAVING
4 Y Gains sgainst tbs la james Gardner are re-
queatea 10 pres 3nt tn m 10 fh Undersigned FOR SET
l ls9 emf aud those indebted, viii esH at mg Office
and maks payment. GEO W GARtNER
GlsTeland, Oct. - lS6i.3sI ADM
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LAPR0HED
PATENT WATER DRAWERI !

The nndevSisned, succeeding the late firm Of ]. E
WHEELER & o., in the manufacture Of
RheeLers Improved Patent Water DrGvsT,
Is noW fully prepared to supply tbs publicwith this
cupies little apaco Simple in construction and ro
liable 70 get out Of order. All loTerB Of pure water
shonld buy the Old Oakea Bucket with Wheeler $
Improvements attached It is the cheapest and bead
article flr wells II all deptBs ever used s -
- WATEk DRA ~ ERS manufactured and sold
wholesale and retail by HI'' ~ -
.ra.Hi-. aE# H. WHEELER,
Sd. HeWitt'a Block, Vineyard st.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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sATETr SPEED AND coA1oEF CoEssiD.
Fare and Tine sane as otter RoEts,.
sSrBagsAse ohsekss thfough-ail tssnsi,Is irss.
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1LEVELAND ( kKIk &. 8.

t44A ALA4NO q L4sAA H. H.
ISL. SUMMER RARRAHGEM EET Igl,
On and aitHr nondaY, Nay GID. I16l, nassnTsF
Trains viii run Is foilOWa:
ID LEAVE CEEVEBANn.
10 A. q. ENPRESS MAIL TlAIN-St1lu7aa af
all Stations except Euclid, W3ckiii.s, ,-hien-
scr, Perry Union Vile, SaybroOk, fEirVie1
and bWanFiila and arrlyee ct lIrie At t2s9f
-. P.M.J Dunkirk 80 ?. - Bufalc f-3i ?. d.
fs95 2, n CINCtNNATI XXI RES5 5TkALn-S3oD-
ping ss RainesFils, Ashtahuia ald Qirard
only, and arrives af Eria ls05 P H Dun.
kirk at 8s5G P. NJ, Bcfiaio af l0-E5 - M.
iil5 ?. ~ 0OhAEAUH ACCOMMODATIONS
ping az All btafions.
30 ?. n. EI6Hf EXPRESS TRAIH-StopplnE e
RaingsTilla, Alfta0ula and GiEar1 only, ana
arrives At Erie as u. 70 A. x, DunklrE at
80 A.N.s bulLalo 3s2o A. n. a
LEAFE ERIE.
tsl5 A. 4. NIGHT Express TRAIH-Stoprlng q
airards Ash htah1lE and EalnesE Eillo q Ia ana
arrives at Cleveland at AS A. d.
i0s0J 4. n. MAIL TRAINS topring q ell dlltion1
except eaybrook, unionyilie. PerEg1 4sle
tor aod .Ntcklias and arrive a 0lstsla1e
e l:G5 ?. u,
1870 ?. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-St0rplngs st a.
raEdt OOnEaant5 Ashtabula and Paine1Eill1
oulY, and arrives at OlsTsland at 90 P. r.
A6OOhAODAIION TRAIN vii leave C0nnaeut
e 6s01 A. r., gt0rning a. an atlficul, nno
nr-rfrf AZ fTIaaTsN sN1rlr rntos A
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TWO From HARRIsRURGH TO nav F0RK,
Vie Allentown. -.-..r....s
2 DAILY CONNECTIONS 10 BALTr,roRr1
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aaanllEaetllEera.
OAYKIN's WATER DRAWER.
AHBAD OF an OFHERsi

The most sinspIs and stzeieatm maehias noig in uss
tor sIspatag iOatsrJ from t0ells Of any depth.
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THREE DAILY TRAINS From PITTsBUReB
All connecting direetto Nov YorkI
Via Philadelphia
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TTIRV VEi,AND m MEH0NTNd

-t4GF 441AItO AND AAA4O4a42NQ
~ RA I = DAD
THE TABLE No. ls-To take eject On nnd afssR
THURSDAY, March zlst, 1854. ~
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SHisEeIIanEnils.
lOTIUE OF DISSIILnTT0N.

N OIICE OF DISStTLUTION,-
4 Jhe nrp 9i 9aTdnsE Yinesnt 4 Sis.oivs5
~ t1s dfsth OF James Gardner. The braine-s t5iIi
beTeaftor b. conducted By JnO. A. Vibee1t 81 ~
Old ltand No. ~ Wat street. - =" :
All PERSONS fadeb cd TO the Las n IN, ~. h,1..
ooihed q rail- and m ks immt al ,te paymsaf q
those h9vinz Claims, requested = presenE tism
tor settle rent. f'A
Either Of the undsf signed are su .borizsd to si,
the hrm name In s5ttlsmsnt.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-07-11

Es+ We received long communica-
tion from friend this week which we
cannot publish, and will take this oppor-
tunity of stating that we can rot and will
not Fill our paper with long-drawn cut
accounts of anything or Of any person,
unless particularly interesting to the ma
iority Of our readers. The sum and sub
stance Of this communication is that the
writer joined "Sickles' Brigade" and was
deceived, and warns young men from fol-
lowing in his footsteps.
Another from friend in the county
we cannot publish for want Of ROOM
Although we, to some extent, sympathiz6
with him, and feel somewhat as he does,
yet It is not always best to intrule our
feelings upon those who might not re-
ceive them very patiently or in the spirit
they were intended.
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3 I virtue OF WfIJ OF IcSsdJum Feul. FIX
kS issued out of the District Court of thu
City and County OF Philadelphia. and to In,
directed, shall expose to public sale or out
cry TT the Court House Door in the Borough
of Coulersport, on Wednesday, the 3lst dag
Of July, inst, at o'clock p NJ, the follow
ing described tracts, pieces, or parcels Of land
situate II Sylyania township Potter Co., Pa
Part Of warrant No. 4753 containing fouI
hundred and siXty-fye acres.
No 1880, containing nine hundred and
ninety acres.
Part cf warrant 1881, eight hundred and
ninety acres
Warrant No 4757, containing nine hundred
and ninety acres.
Part Of warrant No. 4759 containing five
hundred and ninety acres.
Part of warrant No. AGO, containing eight
hundred and sixteen acres.
Warrant No. 4TGl, containing nine hundred
and ninety acres
Warrant No. 1852, containing nine hundred
and ninety acres.
Warrant No. 47G3, containing nine hundred
and ninety acres.
Part of warrant No. 4774, containing eight
hundred and ninety acres.
Part of warrant No. 4775, containing eight
hundred end sixty acres.
Part of warrant No. Arc, containing eight
hundred acres.
Also, in Wharton township, Potter Ce., Pa:
Part of warrant No. 49I8, containing nine
hundred and forty acres.
Part of warrant No. 1881, containing six
hundred and ninety acres.
Part of warrant No. 1911, containing four
hundred and ninety-fye acres.
Part of warrant No. 1912, containing six
hundred acres.
Part of warrant No. 1913, containing FIVE
hundred acres.
Part of warrant No. 1925, containing five
hundred and sixty acres
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of John T. Co7caa
WAl F. BURT, Sheriff
Couderport; July 2, 1861.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-07-11

american Cement Giue.-We invite
the. attention of all our readers to the ad-
yertisement of Messrs Johns & Crosley,
New York, in another column. Their
Clement Glue" will no doubt meet with
large sale, is a great saving to house
keepers and within the reach of all. Only
25 cents per bottle, and fer sale by drug
gists and stcrekeepers generallY.