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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-06
$1,000 COUNTY BOND.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to a County Bond of One
~ Thousand Dollars, Fifty Dollars per share,
pr. Ct, will be received up to Tuesday, the
18th of November. The Cash will be requir-
ed to be deposited with the County Treasurer
on that day. Proposals will be received by
him in Harrison Valley until that time and on
that day will be received at the Court House
in CouderPort until o'clock. The Bond
will be redeemable one year from date, inter-
est paid sem-annually. A special Cash tax,
according to the Act of Assembly, will be
levied and collected for the payment of said
The money to be used for the Relief of the
families of Volunteers and no other purpose.
# some such arrangement cannot be effected,
by which County Orders will be made of more
service to the families, than they now are.
there will be no more Relief Orders issued
we do this in order to avoid burdenng the
taxpayers of the County with heavy tax
and at the same time affording little relief to
those who the orders are intended to benefit
An opportunity is now afforded to those who
are unable TO go to the war and at the same
time deslrous of doing some good to the
Country to come forward and promptly take
this Bond.
BY order of the Board of Commissioner,
Attest: l.. B. CoIB, Clerk.
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m-See notice of New York TRIBUNE

in another column. This journal, now in its
twenty-frst yeatI has always been the expo
nent of a free principle, which at the time Of
the introduction of this journal to the public,
had but few supporters, but with the help of
the few master-spirits controlling its columns
IS to-day viewing its work in the Army of
Half Million now battling in support of the
truth, that "all men were created equal, and
with certain inalienable rights" &c. 1t has
always been the friend of the Working Man
aud our advice is that every man who can
secure its Daily or Weekly visits through the
coming winter had better do So
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I~The following is the vote of aw

I8-The following is the vote of two
of the Companies of Volunteers at the late
Election:
Capt. Widger's Company-For Pres Judge
R. G. White 10, G. B. Curtis For Associate
Judges, D.Whte u, C.Monroe 81, C.S,Jones 5,
&C Colyin g; For Assembly, A.G .Olmsted 30;
For Coroner, Jno Lyman, Jr. 25, VIC BIakeS
lee s. For Commissioner, H. Nelson 24, l.. s
Robertson 6 For Auditor. F. T. Suhr Is, Z
0. Austin 5, s. L. Austin 2.
Capt. Graves Company-For Pres. Judge F;
White q, Curtis 90; For Associate Judges
Colvin So, Monroe 80, Jones -, White ii
ForAssembly .Olnsted 40 For Commissioners,
Robertson 81, Nelson 5 For Auditor, Suhr /,
Austin 34 For Coroner, Blakeslee 35, Ly>
man |.
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s5~ A great section of the "girdle
round the earth" was finished on Friday
The Atlantic and Pacific were united by tel
egrGph, and now the Atlantic cities and San
Francisco can talk together. The connec-
ton of the Eastern ard Westcrn divisions at
Salt Lake was established on Friday, and the
Philadelphia Bulletin says that hundreds of
dispatches have already been received and
sent, some of congratulation from public
tunctionaries, but most of them legitimate
business messages. The course taken by the
wires is said to be four or five thousand
miles long, and the enterprise is altogether
the most stupe ldously successful one known
II telegraphic history. A great part of it is
through wild country, where the Indian
Itil dwells and the buffalo still rOams. 1t is
subject of special congratulation that in a
time of war. our people have been able to
0chive this brilliant triumph of peace This
line of telegraph is tc be carried over into
Russian Asia, and thence to ST. Petersburg,
where it will conrect with all the cities of
Europe. Who knows but that in the course of
year we may be getting our European news
oy this back way?
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EasH ln another column we give a table
showing what Pennsylvania has done for the
Ureat Cause. Figures always speak the
truth" and the truth spoken in this case must
make Pennsylvanians feel very proud. We
nave furnished more troops than any other
o'ate IN the Union, aud, we see it stated, with
less expense to the general government. While
'nis speaks well of the people it also speaks
word In vindication of the character of our
able and energetic Governor, through whom
the most Of this great work has been accom-
plished. From his inauguration until the nre-
sent time, he has been traduced by every no.
hncal demogogue in the country to whom he
would not bow in humble submission Af,ar
the charges of speculating in Army supplies
mad been refuted by the appointment of COM
mlssloners who had reported that they were
unable to find any instances of fraud on the
part OF the Governor or officers, they endea-
'oreu 10 have men enlist directly into the q.
D. service and sought to produce disaffeetion
@Niong the troops, for the reason that Gov.
0urIn would not grant commissions to men
VINO were incompetent. But, these have all
AAiieo and to-day Pennsylvania and her Ad-
miniStrators stand the proudest among the
loyal States. Long live the Kevstonal Ionr
'i'e ner noble Governor
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- POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

J. n. only paper published in Potter county.
n..rIates among an intelligent class of peo-
md is thus an excellent medium for both
P;t, Pit, and Ccdntry Advertising.
Ci1I I1I-Stsient Advertisements aDd those from
.,..i.nSs must be Cash or have responsible re-
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- be directed to the Ed tor, ard contain
10. m.'s sar,e Of the writer Nc attention paid to
'unnvmous communications.
'TERMS.-One copy, ,one year, 81; Six copies
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~E,itb one tc the person raising the Club. The
r,orev must accompany the names.
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To OUR MERoHANTs.-If you do not

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na The War Department made a re.

QUESTION on the Governor on Thursday week,
for FIVE companies of heavy artillery, and ask
ed. that Col. Angeroth, of Philadelphia, shall
enlist and command them. The Governor
approved of the requsition, and the compa-
nies are to be enlisted, subsisted equipped
and armed, by the National Government, un-
der the order of the 25th of September, as
contained in the proclamation.
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~Lieut. ROBERTS left towo on last
Monday with a sufficient number of recruits
to fill up Capt. Jones company. Col. Wm.B.
Mann, it is stated, has resigned his position
in the Regiment to which this company will
be attached
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asa. The funeral Of Col. Baker took
place at Washington on Thursday week aud
was performed with great solemnity, amid
universal demonstrations of sorrow. The
body after being embalmed, will be carried
TO California there tiaaliy to rest.
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nas-In the JUDICIAL District the vote
WAS as follows; R G. White 6,2s9, Rasselss
Brown COS, C. B. Curtis 9, E Boyer II.
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na-The Election Return Judges will
Meet on Tuesday of next week, in this place,
70 count the Volunteer vote.
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pgDR. JEoRG gives notice to his
creditors to make some settlement within ten
DAYS.
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NOTICE
rs hereby given to all those indebted to
Ill OLMsTED & KELLY, either by note or book
account, to call and make settlement before
the first day of January next. and thereby
save costs. H J. CLMSTED,
S. D. KELLY.
Coudsrsport Nov. 6, 1861
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sE Messrs OLMsTED & KELLY ad
yertisc all those owing them by note or book
account to call and settle between this and
the lst of the New Year,
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NOTICE. r.
4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned
N are requested to make settlement with
him within ten days in order to save costs
E. JOERG, NJ. D.
Coudersport, Nov. 5th, 1851
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This Is remedy universally known to surpasr any
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-25

tn We have 10 JUICE >msiiey nmapgs.
"a. Our q. s. District Jaige says the Iowa
unless the Republicans first coneede The de-
mands 81 the South.
That 10 Loves position: but it is q vile
slapdes on the patriotism AID luck of the
Northern Democracy. The d rpocracy Of
the North in Congress, ard Of New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio aud lndsna have al
ready, by their votes 10 the Legislature,
pledged men aud money to support the Gov
eminent and maintain the laws, and the mass
% Of the party cserywleTe are ready to fight
for their couhtry, tho Constitution and the
flag of our Union. They have no sympathy
for traitors North or South.
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The Democracy Of Egypt" in Illinois,
seem desperately inclined to 90 ous Of the
Union with the secessionists. And as the
great body Of the Iilinoi. Democracy reside
il Egypt Dick Richardson, the District
Judge Of the U. S., and a Judge Of the Su-
preme Bench Of tie State, OF the State Con-
vention Of the Democracy, drafted and
adopted resolutions 10 favor Of the critten-
den slave. code in order to hold on to
EGYPT"
The Democratic leaders Of keokuk are
initiating those OF Illinois, forgetting that
there is no Egypt" in Iowa threatening to
secedc, and apparently unconscious that they
are about to cause . universal secession OF
the masses OF their party ia Iowa by adopt
ing such platform.
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DAiLY aArs Cry Ovvics,
keakuk, Jan. 81. I
FL0UR-superhne, 81 00i Spring wheat, ex-
ira, ~ 40, Fall wheat, extra, g rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 90 perlee.
CuKN-7oc.
BAKLET--spring 40a4bc
WHEAT.-In good demand. Pail SO 70 oo;--
Spring Csc choice do. 10.
OASIS TO zoe.
RYE-ss to 37A in good demand.
P0TAToEs-is TO 20 by the load retail 40.
GROCERIES-New Orleans sugar, fair 7as
prime 8 to y, clarified sal0, crushed and loaf
Ito L. Observation-Disclosures 35 TO 40c ,s. h. 40
10 40, Golden syrup, IS to zoe. CcGcs-Rio l5l
TO l6. Java 10 TO zoe. Laguyra, TO JIG to IT, Rice,
6a6!.
soAP-Palm eac, Family 5se; German, (cin.
Tito a..
cANDLEs--star II to Is, stearine Is, Mould
II toll,
LAED-o; retail lie.
BUTTER-Common II 10 81 Choice 1870 10 !;
retaiil5 to17t.
LEATHER-sole rs to Csc; Harness az.
HIDEs-Dry stolo; green, 44ci green sheep
peits 40 to 75c; green hog skins25
Ia f-Pr5trIet 30 w 70 81 Timothy EnRA
ran, s9A to $40; Eaied do 3Il to si2 Retail, $1<
10 l5.
5EEDs.-Hungarian Grass 2sase Timothy, 81
so TO / so Flax Seed, soa9n.
SUADkIES- onions, SO too Eggs, ii.
Ycathers ,s0c TO 55c; " hitc teAus, 10 TO Sc.
fKUlT-Dried apples, 70 to 40 per bush
Dried peaches, 81 rs TO go; kaisins, 81 90 TO
IS
CHEESE--W. R. liaI2i; Denmark Q to 10.
BEEF-2a7tr sross5 "A to b. per quarter.
suEEP-t2 90 to 81 90 n head
H015.-Dressea, - % S. 30.
5Abf-1. A., 81 10 ~ ~ per sack; Kanav-
ia 81 IS per btu; liverpool, 81 s0a2 % Per
suck. Lake 81 10 to S. r. n Dbl.
fiSI--Maekerei, No. $40 to Sal y bbi; No.
l&istosi7 No. $l2toSIs. White, No. IS ~
tots rs r hail bb.. Cod F,st 5to6F b.
RAGS FAC.
OLD IKoS-tto ie per n; Brass $ TO Ioc per
ib.; Copper l2s 10 lac per h,
ExcsAseE.--ol Sow YORK for currency, a0m-
iaai rate, . per cent; for gold per cert. ST.
Louiss per cent.
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Che Oate Qitp.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. Is.


MEOrAUA fO.I OFFICE.
Open from Z a. IN. to s p. m, On Sunday from
ID to ~. m.
E'AiLY ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE NAILS.
Eastern Mail arrl YES at 8 Il. III. and closes ut
q. N.
st. Louis and Southern Mails arrive at s p. IN.
and close at a.. IN.
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Mails arrive at 5 p. M.
nd close at 6 q. IN.
Quincy Mail arrives at clock p. m. and closes
.t Ga. IN.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive 1T
ID p. m. aud close at a.. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at p. IN.
md close al O a. m.
Western Mail arrives at p. IN. and closes at
.. M.
Charleston tsri-weeily, Mail departs on Mon
ays, Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock a. m,
nd arrives on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays
it o'clock =.
RICHARD McALLIsTER. Pm.
Dec 8tb, 1860.
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GECouGus.-Ihe sudden changes Of our
climate are sources ot Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily md certainly when taken in the ear
ly stages of the disease, recourse should III
once be had to s'BRo~s's BRONCHIAL rRo-
cnEs," or Lozenges, let the Gold, Cough, OF
Irritation Of the Throat DO ever 80 slight, o.
by this precaution more serious attack may
be encctually wardei OF. Public SPAAKkRs
and oINGkKs Will ind them citsctual or ciear.
ing aud strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisement.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
And
sTETl IT'D 5CoTEs.

rfsiiE Gnde aigLeI h4s received direct from tie
J manufactures a ctefcgscfIIe Camera tor the
purpose If taxing staree4Talt. ii Dwellings, both
pubic AMI private. amAy hreuPs, &c, Ac.; also,
Dew Iaiterns 81 olereoseopie Boxes, shown (
Eretn se 10 lta
l.skeues. - OF eYesy variety neatly Inserted in
PLAIN and sAIey Cases FRAMES, Trays, &c, of
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FslitfaCtiou "a rantetd. lie Ass a instrument
for takf3R ~ ftsIures Hf one pessou q {
one III tttug wsIs3 e. abs him t. fake 4 large
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And here il the glorious symbol Of those
Who believe in ngIittering generali.ies," and
are such fools a. to be willing TO fight for
abstract principles. Hail We stars and stripes,
glorious banner Of united nation! "Long
may it wave DER the home Of the free and
the land Of the bruYe',
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DAY & BRO,
Wholesale GfOccfS,
No. iO5 MAuN.AT.,
r. ElE II T. A

kk0hJ
4 RE In receipt II
IA 500 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. fierinan soap,
80 - Fancy Toilet Soap.
81 d9z. extra wire hand ed brooms.
80 bxs. assorted Gandy,
100 - Fancy Candies,
$50 realms Writing Paper,
20 200 Envelopes,
% 600 assorted Cigars,
IS 900 II avapna SIS :"
900 ics. lnui.n,
~ bbIs. assorted Nuts,
100 segs Bcarb soda,
5 les. kiee,
300 bxs assorted Glass,
500 Cotton farn,
200 gross Matches.
200 realms wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock Of III. various articles Of
Groceries, winch oer ~ he very Lowest figure.
We will ~ III! times pay the highest price for
Hides, Furs, pels, Feathers, Beeswsx, and such
articles Of produce as will preserve their nature in
transportation.
Septl2d
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nOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES.
g "A. DUKE and W.. *. BARNETT having
De formed = partnership in the shoe business
would ask share Of the public patronp ge and
continuance OF the old custom Of the house.
We have concluded that In these hard times ii il
no dsgFacsto work, and both being practical work
men, We will devote ourselves TO the manufacture
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest work mansh,p, NJ it IL interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly On hand : we'll select
ed stock 81 Eastern work, which will b sold very
low. DUKR tBARkETT.
Oet13d
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-25
PHOTOGRAPHS.

PHOTOGRAPHS.
NE would call the attention Of the public to
~ the fact, that Vt 81 EI' 5 AN BROTl Pr PHO
TOGkAPH and SIEkkEUsCDPIC GALLERY il
fireplace ~ get
Correct Pictures OF Every StyIcy
Being the oldest established operator inthe city,
the super iotity OF 80 pictures, and his efforts
please we'll known to sii. lie In now putting
up views N Main street, suitable fer mailing, for
the very lev price VI ~ and 90 cents each; the
largest and best picture OF keokuk ever taken |;
also . large view Of ~. MadisAn.
siernseolie views and boxes FIR sale and on
hibiton ~ are respectfully invited tocall and
examine them.
- Don'l forget the place: IS Main street, ID
door from Third street.
Asg. n, '60.-d