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Battle Of Chaneilly.

The same hour that Gen Stevens was killed
in battle number of prominent gentlemen fill.
ing influential positions were in consultation
in this city and in other parts of the country
With view ofhaving him assigned to the com.
nsnd ofthe Army Of Virginia. Successive
manifestations Of incapscity during . year of
var have caused thinking men to cast about
for leader, These gentlemen had fixed upon,
Gen. Isaac I. Stevens as the man. His splen-
did conduct in the battles of Friday and Sat,
urday had just directed attention to hin-it
was remembered that in pure capacity he had
always been first, having taken the honors at
West Point with scarcely an effort, and though
old political enemies, these men resolved to
ask that he be given leading command
while they we're consulting he led on his men
and fell. 3
Theimportance of the engagement Of Mon.
day night which lost to the country Kearney
and Stevens has not been generally understood.
The truth is, it was not mere episode made
noteworthy by the death of two such leaders,
buts crisis where nothing but decision and
sacrifice on the part of those leaders svailed to
prevent disaster.
The army MAS retresting from Centreville.-
The battle Was fought against rebel force
that had penetrated Eve miles nearer Wash
|inston than our rear and was moving to strike
|upon the 6ank. Gen. Stevens's division, the
savsuce Of Reno's corps, WAS on the left Of the
road taken By the trains, and intercepted the
enemy. He saw that the Rebels must be beat
eo hack 1t once, or during the night he would
stampede the wagons, and probably 80 discon-
cert our retreat that the last divisions would
fall prey 10 their main force. He decided to
attack Immediately, at the Same time sending
back for support. Having made his DISPOSE
tons, be led the attack on foot ct the head Of
10Th (Highlsnders). Soon meeting wither-
yins Gre, and the Color Sergeant, Sand Camp
I bell, sgrizzled old Scotchman, being wounded
they faltered. One Of tho color guard took up
Il the lsg, when the General snstched it from
hin. The wounded Highlander At his feet
cried, "For Gods sake, General, don't you
cake the eolors; they'll shoot you if you do!"-
The answer WAS, ''Give me the oolors! II they
don't follow now, they never will" and he
sprssg forward crying, 1--WE Gre oil Highlands
Esrs; follow Highlanders; forward my high
lndsrs!" The Highlanders did follow their
Scottish chief, but while sweeping forward >
osll struck him on his right temple. He died
INSTANTLY. Al hous afterWard, when taken up,
his hands we're still clenched around the fsg-
staff ~ = 70 =, ' .- 800 g,
moment after eeizing the colors, his son,
Capt Hszsard Stevens, fell wounded, and
cried 10 bis father that he was hurt. With
outs single glance back, that Roman father
es'd; y can't attend to you now, Hazard
corporal Thompson, see to my boy rsEiJzIa
lhe language have given IS Gen. Stevens's
vas taken down upon the field by member of
ms staff He had cften remarked that if it
EseH his fate to fall in battle. be hoped be
sn1 gu b. shot in the temple and die instantly.
Ulcer. N. Y Tribune. SO % Z
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.

kD-NOrlCD The next Term Of ssudy VIII commence
THURSDAY aept lth 1883 Tuition from ~ % 70 "
Road from Al rs 70 S2 50 per week; and young men
frequently board he.elves at much lover rates Young
ladies arcomm odsted near The College Buiidlng.
For further puSlculass Gee etoSksr o. apply 10 the
underaened. L ,. ALLEN,
AuE4-WSW HsedeaI
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- Receipts this week, II ,2O4.
ouot.tions-es scott g 2 e.t, Iiye xeight,
fed, are tho quotations given by Henry D. Grant,
Suberintendent of the market. The demand 10
brisk for fat cern-fed hogs, which are worth &c
more than one week ago.
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TERMS. --sl.00 PER ANNUm.

"Such be the end of Americas foes,
forever said James Wilson.
Old Livingston house was searched,
and to the surprise of every one, not
merely guns, but three brass fed pieces,
several barrels of powder and an abun-
dance of balls, were found concealed in
the Tory's cellar The military stores
found here were given over to the Amer
lean troops, aud found a joyous welcome
at the head quarters Had not the Brit
ish party been so sienally defeated along
the banks of the White Clay, the town of
Newark, and the whole northern part Of
the State of Delaware would have been
overrun by predatory bands of British
soldiers.
James Wilson and Frank Howard both
joined the army of Green, and served
with distinction in the Southern cam
paign. Frank fell in the memorable bat
tie of Eutaw Springs, bewailed BY all
who knew him. James lost leg at the
Siege Of Yorktown, aud retired to his ma
tive village, but modification ensued, and
he expired with the ever-to- be. e.remem-
bered words on his Iips-"Cut loose in
the name Of Liberty"
The village Of Newark still stands, and
has become a'tcwn of some celebrity
The scenes Of the defeat of the British
BY the boy patriots, is still pointed out.
and is a sacred spot in the annals of
Newark
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From the n. Y. Tribune.
TEsEi MILLS OF GOD,

''Dis Nacbisa Gottss maiden soir fem"
Those mills of God those tireless millsi
I hear their ceaseless throbs and thrills:
see their dreadful stones 90 round,
And al the realms beneath them ground
And lives of men, and souls of States
Flung out, like chat, beyond their gates.
And we, @ LORD! with impious will,
Have made these NEGROES turn Thy mill!
Their human limbs with chains we bound,
And bade them whirl Thy mill ll-stones reund:
With branded brow aud fettered wrist,
We bade them grind this Nations gris:l
And 50. Ike Samson-blind and bound
Our Nations grist this Negro ground;
And all the strength Of Freedoms toll,
And all the fruits Of Freedoms soil.
And all her hopes, and all her trust,
From Slayery's gates were dung, like dustl
With servile souls this mill we fed,
That ground the grain for Slavery bread
With cringing men, and grovelinc deeds,
We dwarfed our land TO Slaverv's needs;
Till all the scornful nations hiss'd,
To see US ground with Slavery's grist.
The mill grinds on ! From Slaverv's plain,
We reap great crops Of blood-red grain;
And still the Negros strength We urge,
With Slavery's gyye and Slayery's scourge
Aud stll! We crave-on Freedoms sod
That slaves shall turn the mills of Godi
The mill grinds on l-GoD lets it grind
We sow the seed-the sheaves we bind:
The miIl-stones wElrl as WE ordain:
Our CHILDREN s BREAD shall test the GRAIN
While Samson still in chains we bind,
The mill grinds on!-God LET'S it grindl
ARe II, 1857. \. J. II. DUGAyKR.
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ULYSSES Academy

Still retains as Principal, Mr.E.RCAMPBELL.
Preceptress, Mrs. NETrE JONES GRrDLEY; As.
sistant, Miss A. E CAMPBsLL The expenses
pc, Term are Tuition, from So to Sc Board,
from 81 so to Sl.75; Rooms for self boarding.
from 81 to S4 Each term commences upon
Wednesday and continues Fourteen weeks
Fan term. Aug. 26th, 1862; Winter term, Dec
10th, 1862; and Spring term. March 25th, SO.
O. R. BASSETT, President.
W. w. GRIDLGY, Sect'y.
Levisville, July 8, 1862.
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Calhoun Benham was Judge Terry's
aid in the murder Of Broderick, and one
of those sent TO Fort Lafayette as traitor
BE was released, by his Union friends,
and now turns up as Aid to Beauregard
at the battle of Shiloh or Pi,tsburg Land
ing. Of course it was very "unconstitu
tinnal" to cage the rascal, but all lawful
for him to fight in the Rebel army!
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One of the Louisiana "Tigers" cap
tured by Fremont, was sent into Pennsyl-
vania, with his slave When the latter
found that he was really free, he 'em-
braced the opportunity" to give lis old
master fogging, in return for the many
tie had before received The by ISLANDERS
looked on ccmposedly, until they thought
the tanned Tiger" had enough, when the
contratand was ordered to stop and ''call
it even"
Flavel said that if men should rise from
the dead and read their epitaphs, some of
them would think they had got into the
wrong grave.
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Proclamation OF GOV. Curtin

HARRlsBUBG, July 4, 1862.
Z The following proclamation was issued
by the Governor to-day - - = =
Pennsylvania IS In the name and bv
the authority of the Commonwealth of
Pennsy lvapia, ANDREW J. CURTIN,
Governor of the said COMMUNICABLE,
A PROCLAMATION.
Men are required for the suppression
Of the Rebellion. Our regiments in the
field are - be recruited to their orisipll
strength, aud in addition, new regiments
are to be formed.
Pennsylvania has hitherto done her
duty to the country. Her frcemen are
again called on to volunteer in her de-
tensc, that the blood Of her sons who have
already fallen may not have been shed in
vain, and that we may hard down to our
posterlty the blessings of Union, and civil
aud political liberty, which we derived
from our fathers.
The number Of men now required. and
the regulations for enlstmeDtS, will be
maze Known forthwith ID general orders.
Meanwhile, the men of PenDsvlyania
will hold themselves in readiness for =
prompt compliance with the necessary
demand upon their gallant and patriotic
spirit
Our noble Commonwealth has never
get faltered, and must stand firm now,
when her honor and everything that is
dear to her are at stake.
Given under my hand and the greas
seal Of the State at Harrisburg, this fourth
lay Of July, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hupdred aud sixty.two,
md of the Commonwealth the eighty
seventh.
81 the Governor. ELISLIFFR.
Sec'y of the Commonwealth.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

EULALIA LODGE. No 342. f A NJ.
STATED Meetings on the End aud 4thWednes-
davs Of each mouth. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening, for work
and practice, at their Hal in Coudersport.
TIMOTHY IVES. ". VI.
SAMrEL HAYEN Snc-v.
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Gen. Stoneman says that be asked y.
squad of prisoners who fell into bis hands
a few days since, what they were fighting
for They replied :--"To support the.
gentlemen who got US into it S" An
hours speech could bot better have ex-
planned the general motive Of the .Das., ,9
the SJataern army.
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John s. MANN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, viii attend the several
Courts in Potter and Mkean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office corner OF West
and Third streets
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UNION HOTEL,
COUDERsPoRT, POTTER COUNTY, PENN
As. ARMSTRONG

HAVING re6tted and newly furnished the
Ill house On Main street, recently occupied
By R. Rice, is prepared to accommodate the
travelling public in as good style as can be had
In town Nothing that can in any way in
srsaae the comforts of the guests will be ne
9seMa, Dee. ll,lsel
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted 10 him, with
care and promptness. Office on Second st.
, near the Allegheny Bridge
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED.

& COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Coudersport, Pa, viii attend 70 all business
entrusted to his care, with promptncs ami
6de ty. Office on Southwest corner Of Nam
and Fourth streets.
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Administrators or Executors Notice, 90
Business Cards, lines or less per year 90
Special and Editorial Notices, pc line, 10
*.*AlI transient advertisements must be
paid in advance, and no notice Will be taken
of advertisements from distance, unless ther
are accompanied by the money or satistactor'
reference.
Blanks, and Job Work of all kinds, at
tended to promptly and faithfnllv
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F. W. KNOX,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Coudcrsport. Pa, vii
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties.
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,
MARK GILLON,

TAILOR-nearly opposite the Court House
will make all clothes intrusted to him in
the latest and best styles Prices to suit
the times Give him a call. l34l
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, O. T. ELLISON.

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa
respectfully informs the citizens Of the vii
lsge and vicinity that he will promptly re-
sponi to all calls for professional services.
Office on Main st, IN bIlding formerly oc-
CuBed bv C.. W. Ellis. ESD.
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NJ. w. MANN,

AZINES and Music, n. w. corner Of Nair
and Third sts, Coudersport, Pa.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY
MI. w. McAlarney, Proprietor.
$l.00 PR YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

*x* Devoted to the cause of Republicanism,
the interests of Agriculture, the advancement
of Education aud the best good of Potter
county. Owning no guide except that of
Principle. it will endeaver to aid in the work
of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
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PASSENGER TRAINS.
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O cd Are MONDAY. Essr-a. Aha.
fAssxssxI Trains snrwrlx
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WIN run a follow,
1 H ss...s ss. 6s, ,v s. 9, sss q, D , -
. - $50 roe On SssdaSs.
Fer fhia1elphis and New York-Lesve wssA-
For ssfSor e \ & saS ss a. sa,,.
Es Sr 1S1s ssss,ss.:1 4 .os s and n t"r.
For BS.sl.eeTF end The North and West. lssv,
foss4sdsriOt a 10 ma =. an. nd 500 20 s Z.
- TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
H.:%x ss,sscss ~: FsSss:Issis IL -.
Morsins i:eo$Pod.slsss l! ls. We &.s.hinr,e. 10
I m TR: !. Z. n nc sSsns
S., TsTs \ M, h, T5.iH, Is w..lIps.ss
Phil.SslsSis ran 4 i... :. :: w..Aip..es ., aer
,resonlnf baltimore at go N, and Philsdephis
Afternoon Aocommodsnon-lssve wsshinetor
ne1ions at Bsitimors. This is the sfsrpcop con
nexIon for Annapolis.
A1i.s i s.4soro % Y; fSnssasl, ~. iss
hn;Ney York IA ~ Harrisburg A. h.
~ SuAesJs teetc " otnAnfton ~ gu eno 2. q.
The r. u. train from Washington eoun~cts
through to New York every Day duhnT the vesS.
TEAMS MOVING soVTH,
Leave NV YORK ~ a. A.. Philadelphia - a.
T.: hSianore GO y. u. Arrive tt w Arlington
Lave New York stsr. n; Philsdel,his loIe ?.
~ Banners - A. u. Arrive &C WsshInston GS
5 Leave New Yorh q II y, H.; Phflsdel,hi. an
A. NJ Balomors rs An. Arrive @ WtskinSton
Local Accommodation Trans lesv. Bsupor,
NJ and t8 ?. for WtshlnEton, arrive
mere ~ u A. n. and 6<5I.N.
more. No Annapolis or Frederick oonnexions on
Passenger Trains lesvins washinstou st,yp A,
H And 4 GO p. n, and Baltimore ~ - A. n and <8
2. make direct connections for ArnsSolis Al lie
Junction. The 40 ", and Ice N. con peot Al
kesI for Frederick, Hsferstoyn. &e., a., except
Train, leave Annapolis for Bsltimore and wasn-
nSton AZ 80 A. n. and SEQ
Passenger Trains Leaving WIshiufton a. are A.
NJ II A. n, and P. NJ, and Baltimore az t.N ano
I-S5 4. NJ. VIII stop ONLY az Assdpolts ysaehos.
WAY fsssenfers must take the Aseo~ssodstsos
Trains viii leave Washington and Bslt,uor,
TcSpfty spss card fsssf, excepting that the kSA
q, 1S A n, and 90 NJ trains viii wait 30 70 nutss
necesseTy, TO- secure the passengers and Msils
For sIcE and Wounded soloiers-A spee,.l car.
ton twice Veek for PhiadelphIs dIreot at nj a Il,
soldiers. w p sMfTE
fee MAstsr Of Isnsportsdon, BAIT