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II We is"r Zee. Yea q copy Of tie "Prelim.
lazy Rsr &c en- The Eighth Lelsas, 1850 % by
1os'pa q Kennedy, superintendent To 8
s'iia-e Prs-n's In comp lct form the Leading
stat Stics OF tue oensis Of 800. aad 10 TINS most
Vilnsole took Il ref nee q 10 printed in hand
s5H.- tOGm a. tn GO.eTnmsny printing oaos
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faR INVASION OF KENTUCKY.

nuseorY ffepsratisRs fer Defense.
emctHxAn, eepte --Busise,s 's sfili suspend
ID volsasren and srnrd bodies Of men Co
anue = PEN late % cry By thsu.ssds Ia. city
suet - no - 4e4s ret that sprinelnQ
from ths entAu'issh tsaifes. over nsse ami.
W 9 The regimea;s ssd coo tlnies, 60 they AZ.
rive. ere sssnufuliy supP led with provisions, in
the Pifth-skees msiket specs
A SsisGe Of bsas 7. being bail, sc,oss the
river, at the foot OF walnut street. which will b,
completed to night.
The order suppressing the Evening Times has
hem revoked, and the paper appeared this sfser.
noon.
Gunsosts are constantly pat,oling The river Cor
miles shove and below the city.
The reports from Kentucky are coaAiceae.
Nothing 10 Known OF the whereabouts Of the rsh.
els since their arrival at Paris
An order wss issued this morning, coupellina
eitissns to be In their houses at o'clock D. q.
Affairs In Lexington 81 -s Esl
The advance guard Of TIE Rebels entered Lex.
ington early yesterday "a ornine on the Richmond
foa :, and they were comiog on the rate,s Crreh
road also. All the Government. stores hsye been
safely removed, except some old tens, blsn sets
des'roved q The Fair rounds DR. p roSS'
the Postmaster, broue ht away all the pouc he's and
mall matter, reaching here last evening The
| Se&keSc tfuius WIZ eeht on t1w6rde fr6nIfOrt.
The retrest p,oeec'ed by Brig Gen Jan. IS Jarf.
son, with . 300 cavalry, including Col Jacob,
re imens and porto Of Col. Metc.ifes NeartV
or guile all the stock or horses and mules hs W
been driven OF for sfety. Col Werner is n
Richmond prisoner, snd wes not dead on M on
day night, though bis wound Is regarded a. very
dangerous. Col LandTum, who was also wound.
ed last week, 10 not considered IN q dangerous
condition. There 10 no rolling stock left al Ley.
tngton; every car has been removed Our IN
fofmant, who left at half past six saws @ rstre,,
factory bad not then been burned -Lepisstlls
J.syssL Sept ..
as''rnnsss wsssn r,sln Dsstrsy,d b
81 tsue rislas
Informadon reached the military suthori,fes
Yesterday tut band Of xue Illas, about eighty
. ronE, had attacked wagon train on the Ter.
tngton tufnpfke at place called Crow 9 Pond.
i've miles beyond Florence and sixteen miles from
Covin2ton. One report states that thirty.tvo
WACO. were burnt, seven Of which were Loaded
With clothing, and the Others empty. The mules,
eb' ut 200 Ia number, were carried Of by the
guerillas
The teamsters, II appears, lad encanped for
tue night near the p Nd, when spies gave iufor-
nation TO part, OF rebel horsemen al the town
OF nion OF leir whereabeuts, who came az a late
hour and destr -yed the wagons. The teamsiers
roceived an fnkting.nf thsis coming in time 10
make their escspe" Tie trsir, we lsaru, was on
It's way from Lexington 10 this ity having been
turned back when toe evscutrion Of hat city was
& .cided upon. Another report OF The AFFAIR m
~ only sven wagons were ourued. To, later
account 10 moot probaoiy cofrect.-Cs<issa All
c0u'nsrefoI Sept. 4-k.
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NAVAL AppOINrmeNrs

Capt Samuel L B-eese, Of New York, has
ben appointed rear Admiral on the retined list,
In place Of Rear Aimirsi Reed deceas 4.
David Lincoln, If B1 ston, has been appoint.
ed acting ss'isssnt surg on U Navy, ana or.
dersd to the steamer stare Of Georgia. - :. ~
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.0 An amusing case was reoeauy tisA q TIE
Ssssl9. Court, London A German v1dSv sm.
ployed . ceuateYmsn % dad . husbsLd fos H.,
dau9 re, "a Femisea, - b sllesed, % rive
hin l.sn sesueeeq1sd. Sc I'D snoss,G :
IT.: -: 70 80; ins ss1yhser va Dssris1, sni
afssfr1rd refneeA e Psy any nsrs, ana .As has.
bad psovi4es eonseQ u6nkiy bsooahr o. acsioa I.
recoyss Tie balance be judge poured cut TAN
We kneish hv a. 1os nseagssse eontsssu 6
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~ Hon. 2 EmtTy AIdiich and n o WISH.
burn, ksq Lave .rrived In Washington win
supplies irom tee people Of v ercesseT, Mas 70.
q 81 n a, wO=n ed soldf.R
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fi.AseiAL-Nss ,Yesi pspsn Of ysssua.y
evening" say: :. 80 -

wsiI street 70 Su,l 1and eleAmv today. rhs
s.ccs Elehanss ishecvr. VIII ooasidsesbie psss.
are lsa4 pescsat lower The ibcseoped activitv
In MONEY, scesthss wlA ne sppfehsnsion Of %
sgEisssive moyement bv the Iesels In the she
and checks operations for . rise. The Govern.
nent lisi " vfsk and the eixes Of les shev
dscnne @ r psf cent The 30 not~s are dull q,
lek. t2kr The coupon Elves Of 1874 are ate dy
~ ssAtek. Tue money market 10 quite 5 tive.
botst . psfesnt the supply u sasy On eool col.
lstessb end liberal msrgtSs., We hssr Of few
~ tnnssctious Der 6aThs mark tfsp rui6
rose The pyportion that stocks fell The eiesin M
openies 800 yess tiek and inS price stesdiiy
~ otbH Jhs e. E1nge msskes 10 sxeited
sniss TIE rise n eoe ard 6.a clss0 bills on Lon.
s0 .,.s nsss ceen sold e i0K The esmand for 70.
bus arc quick Of sals Il issxaiso. -" :
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q Goal tNtb b..uHIacus and anthfacite) "a
sci C ~ Bait nnrv ct SIX dsllas per tea, pine
sCcd from tn: sEd.a-haif TO Ave dsllass psr
SasG and oak wed et Ave doiIirs,
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TAKEN PRIsONER

Z Lent. A Wilson Norris and Lieut.. winians.
OF the 10Th regiment Peonsyivsnis voiun seers,
were taken prisoner At the batl< Of Bull Ran on
saturday last. Capt Dick, Of The ssms regimen.
vss hlis5. 80. -
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u Tb. ssone b.aach Of TIE Baltimore City
Csuaeils lat ersnias reduced toe amount Il
bounty 10 b rsid 70 unteers from $500 to sIeo.
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ARTILLERY sKRut.H

Night bSfofs last al srtill-ry skirm,sh took
place on the Les.susg "a Two mice from Psiis
Chafch bstwssa oss rsosi ana one Pedsesi Ia.
ICY. The former WIS spsrdiiy siienesd.
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ID hrrshd Ssnnesrand yesterday tempo
fsriy ci,sed I'll the bars and Dr. nkins s.looas In
BaluE"-e, fss ihs purpose 81 prsvsnsiDg usdue
tScftsIn-us
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TEs CoSJEEIRAix foRcEs The New York
TIibuc. sA.N:
rh- foIc Ing stitemsnt OF the rebel forces
u,TCkiIg hortwa-d 10 from Col Adolphus
AcIer, rr. en'iy of rseel army, whose escape
fg.'m Castle Gadwia, Richmr nd, and daring
lFnev ,br d III tae hostile II tfViEgInIa 70 ths
CHi n In, Eear Winchester Is iemea4te ed.
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AUCTION SaLhS.
FUTUhS DAYS.
BT Bon az . sslfFITH. Auction,er..

By BON az b. GRsFEITH AuctiOreers.
SOS nj sf, bsstrssH axd r sfrssts.
r U r Nj ~ r. E AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
- 1ects ~ Pubic "a e-.H MONDAY MOI NJ
Inc. sepsem5er sh, a. eh o'cloes, y. sasl aell In
front Of our Auo1on oVsos no sos 18th street,
conpD ndng-
H.Rssa.I spring seat So d end Chsin.
CO e 80. ChaIr. AKA Rockers, y.
~ thossn, Secretary and Bookcssc, rs .. D..
w ainnt Jenny Land Hedstscc, ....-. =.
va nat Marble TOP Ores ilnI Brrexn.
Osptxs o Sets, pAlntod Be&us,
W Ashstsnd. Tapea, hairs,
II IT and Sunk Mattrrs ee.
CS ytsge SeAdsteade, BoEts-s and Pillows.
Fs 4.hef Be1s, Comic g., Quil,s,
- ,fIig orator, 61aIator q ore,
Al tight Stoves. DO, CO.,
S4sther viii Iehefsl assortment Of Ettcsex
Zee ulsltes. :
|, res BoN1Z GRIFFITH, Auets.
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!. q: sss ~ g IA! I; 4 !, s = =
fi ~ |: .. s - J .: :: :: |: :
Sss = e', - x 90 = :: fy:ss
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By w. L. WALL q CO., Aucuone err.
1NUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLt PROP
eaIsd. eud rsooroed IA ths land records OF W ash
I'M H9n Sounf! n lSioer A, 60 NO. lss. folio Sss
On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Sc Plemhi > d.,
VII Lots numbered even a. a1S ninr q bin Uha
pa ms s1bciyislSn: Of part Of ssasi 9 nun
@. limp oysnents Oh, reon, o. ANAL Brrif nolss.
FERNS: One third cash; the halsnes In two
So iAi payments, at ok sHd twelve nor fkf, viii
lnt crest dc given. and oec Off mss tsken,
As ne cost OF the purchaser
- : ALFKEDSCHUcKiN9,
A, EBEsLS, GrgsteSs.'
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b, W. WALL z co. Aue.aoas.r..

! L ERTi 81 virtue OF d. e. Of trnrt, aaly exc
InssY a. eounO, IN Libsry A: s., No. 90, folio
W ,NSall sell ax Pubic Au.tion, on th prsmssss
on a fURDAH. the q day of sestepber, A %
isee &c ave O'Clock D. m Log rumLe Cd ten 90 in
ssua, numbered sisht tundred aid seN esty- Tour,
Tern q; One third cash; the bslsrse IN tve
ssukl q y4entts 70 six and twelve plonthE. risk
Irferest A cee1 gtvel and O deed OF ,rrst rskrm
20 secure the desired pay uents. Ccoveysnoinr ~
inc s0s' .. SLFSEp sCHUcKlNs.
A. EBERBY Irussees
spH w. La WALL d CtI Auots.
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doc ec.sM VI hteaOs
~ fA B"tha use ssd Ees.ksd sslSs~s
-, GRAND sKIKS eUN ERR, --.- s.r
On nA1ukDAfSs,pt enber Q. O, o'oloof n q.
On vh Gu occs,ion
a SELECT Pr GRIMkR, n 81 ca
. d. Consistjss OF '..'.f-
ovs'fs-Den ei1se. n :. .-.--~.
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tnst ., irfofa ID
sss.r;f Jsss, ,sisl. WsT ~ STEM .sa Brssssis
' AN' SeNt --....-------sshsbsrs
= psS ,ssoN yi9 Hsse 30 and
nv M~.. O. N ut--.Gervs 10 q Grelosr
gnngrfofsI AID WeIenstsin-
Sos" III de Balm Piano solo-...y6o.ia
+ NJ Mr WeUensteIn.
.eh.lassr in $; = ".cs------krertIer
Q. Duu-4ve Na-ts aud Strens~e Schubert
Wessrs. Jun nj siel ana Wensnsseln ~.
8. The three 10 ,s-SoRf- -
l. Mr.. Wager.
| icns -
Atnitsocs s. Gems.
Yhe procssds OF tina concert, without sry ds
ofIhe sics suo Worn ea ,oolsrs our hos,I.ls
"a COMMITTEE OF o. psdn .eaderos havIns ssen AZ
Dol dted for ttst purboen.
4 Tsckrts Gao be nac .. the hall and from mr. ubers
Of tle esmm,ssse. HENRY ROSE Nrat
\ eet9t PTs pr etOr.
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80. - oseRo Sof ourselves. do NOT
ssked, rs II not usual TO inform Generals Of com
or evihlo,s on such points :" Usual! Tia
General who n.aleots to do II 10 an imoecile -
thrsasensd BY host IL movsmsaf in fo,cs Gan
rope wss tnfo med, wa ssks6. 70 send another
natery 70 held IT. tf y,u do not, In Afteen
SI" q. es ,.s. w,l g = Pps..sioa Of the
,,s.s sfaasry vs playthG nom ne aiA On eui
l.as b. with the mos. a.ro,. o o. !:
a. H. s,s-s "ss ability, whose praises
-weieh they have SuiS won none 8. fcae v-ith -.
ffia ead rssSerss. Their. own e1Eorss hssss.e
iog S. Msm sas inesnPsasaes Of sheif 0eanaa6-
= SD que % ne, AT must ask 70 b. i,se,i.psd .
sS s,. ssss,I psps Is removed. saaiet sss
net 6saersi who haA led hin division In the
sisn .siu 81 sssd Ut SaSs s1 is , ssa ".
men, ssvs net 60 fnto the hospital ana lex 70
the fscss Of th0se wounded mtn who. fnov.
nsvy shed their blood bsavsly aad in v.in.D9 n
The 50 esssfai movement a shs Rebels upop
NC nsIt ana lar OF General Pope must be Traced
no! 70 ais Hsnt OF proper nsssni Of isfornstion,
S,m 1ssaiss . sse:,d ne in.slgeses that We.
.ouN mot sri,svs IT, Ven not even q at = sss
seaapa Pfecsuaons ARainss its pposlhility. He
selnthl vtndlcw eiyei's Corps from kis q.
.siss ssi e ,s s: = ss.lag M
hsedock tiae cav ~ thsss dsyS she csnsisns
cienes 81 duss Which snnouncsd ~ movipR
ool1nas Of tue snsny, bar b he sss e shs cen.
sss, snsy gsvsne agn: Ne psrsisssd In fegssdisg
ana We hasely ceevtass1 ~ Msnsssss thsa :.
see@y - gaiaea he NaF q Sseoo Fseua 4 a:
n nSS ~ - =, asss hs aAlsv 3
pus hsse.Aisns eeatAsss-asNusf-....
nulAsevideses oaeaeA Psisn Hall u 0eerr
= a. ssny = eonaeeeesl ~ - oonns, - -
s 80 g NJ - n 4 ~ S ~ ~ scis
av ssGsssss = ssss = - 40 eisss ~
=: :: : ~ tit;; I 8 a. -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-10
THE RISE EN PAPER.

Through the operations of the Nation
al Tax Law, the materials upon which we
rely for the publication Of a newspaper
have advanced in price from twenty to
fifty per ceutum. The paper maker re-
ceiyes for each blank sheet nearly as much
as we receive for it after it is printed
The price of living and of course the price
of lator have greatly increased. Many
country newspapers will be stopped en-
tirely under the pressure of these hard
times, many have already increased their
subscription, and even the daily papers
are about to advance in price $50 says
tho Tioga Agitator and taking warning
from the pungent hint Of the paper deal.
ers' bill, it has increased its subscription.
We have been considering for some weeks
past the propriety and policy of increas-
ing our subscription price and-have f.
nally concluded to doso. This conclusion
has been reached by the suggestions of
friends aud by the more cogent reasons of
the duty of all men to pay their debts and
feed and clothe themselves. The JOUR-
NAL is the only paper published in the
county, every reader knows that the busi-
ness of "A county demands a newspaper,
and judging from the patronage our
friends have extended US during the past
eighteen months we feel secure in believ-
ing that they will continue their support.
The rise is made reluctantly, end we will
again resume the old rates when the price
of material will justify Us in doing so.
Hereafter the price will he ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS, ,Hcaria6iy IN udrouce.
This change will not take effect until the
first of January next, and all new sub
scriptions, or renewals Of subscriptions,
made before that time will be at the old
rates Bills will be sent to all those o3-
ing us, either for subscription, advertising
or job work, and it is desired and expect.
cd that they be paid Immediately
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-10
LATEST NEWS,

The latest adgices from the Army of
the Potomac are up to Sunday afternoon.
The weather was very cod-there was
ice in Acquia Greek and the Potomac two
inches thick the roads hard and rough.
No military movements took place yes
terday. Nothing is said Of the story cur
rent in Washington that our troops had
crossed the Rappahannock below Freder-
ioksburg. From the cessation Of fires In
certain quarters it is conjectured that the
Rebels are falling back, yet they still
guard the fords heavily. Stonewal! jack
son is said to have joined Lee a day or
two since. The Rebel army is said to be
almost naked, and rapidly going into hos
pital from sheer exhaustion.
On Saturday, two new iron-clad gun
boats were launched on the East River,
the Keokuk and Catakill On the same
day the Nantucket, another Ericsson iron
clad vessel was launched at Boston. The
Lehigh, another Of the same kind is an
nounced as being ready for launching at
Philadelphia.
Gen. Geary marched upon Winchester
on the 3d inst, and demanded its surren
der, which was complied with, the pco-
pie exhibiting many sigus of joy at his
arrival. His command consisted of thir
ty-threc hundred chosen infantry from al!
the regiments IN his division, two sec
tious OF artillery from Knapp's battery,
Two from McGllery's battery and two
FROM Hampton'G battery, making alto
gether twelve guns, and fifty cavalry Of
the First Maryland.
The latest reported capture by the pi-
rate Alabama is the bark Harriet Spauld-
ing Of Thomaston, Ne The Spauiding
was overtaken of Nova Scotia, the crew
seut aboard the pirate, the bark robbed
of its valuables and burned. The crew
were kept in chains and led on bread and
water for 3 days, then put on an Eng
lish brig bound to Fall River But this
whole story is denied by the owner Of the
Spaulding, who says that the captain who
told It is swIudler.
Memphis papers state that Gen. How
ey's expedition, twenty thousand strong,
which left Helena, Ark, some days ago,
landed ut Friar's Point, fifteen or twenty
miles below, marched to Granada, Miss,
and took possession Of that place last
Monday. A large number Of the citizens
fed Gu tie approach Of our troops
Dispatches from Gen Burnside's head
quarters to Saturday morning say that
the Rebels on Thursday undertook to
bring some guns 10 bear on our gunboats
10 the RappaLannock, but few shots
put the men to flight. There was four
inches Of snow in that region Oh Saturday
morning
The I'd Virginia Cavalry and the llth
Ohio Infantry surprised a Rebel camp
near Cold Knob, Grecnbrier County, va.
on the 10th, capturing 100 officers and
men, 200 stands Of arms, equlpage, &c.
No loss OH our side.
An officer from Fortress Monroe, ar
rived yesterday at Washington, reports
that the vessels Of tie Banks Exredition
we're. when he left Old Point, pursuing
their voyage Southwark.
Advices from Newburn Of the 28th ult.
say that petitions requesting Gov. StanIy
TO order an election for the remainder oil
the term Of the present Congress are IN
general and active circulation IN Eastern
North Carolina.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-10

The Tribune prints number of ex-
tracts from late Rebel papers. 1t is con-
ceded that great fight must soon occur
near the Rappahannock, and that the
South must lose or win all; on y an Aus
terlitz can save them; snch a victory
would secure Washington, &c. On rumor
of a Northern Peace Movement the
Chivalry get very wrathy; they say the
only step toward peace is for the North
TO stop fighting; that all the South wants
is to be "let alone" We think we have
seen that phrase before. 1t is observable,
however, that the Dragging Of the Chiv-
airy is pitched in a much lower. key than
it was four months ago. Gov. Brown Of
Georgia is source Of great annoyance to
the Confederate Government. Accus-
toned TO hear JEFF. Davis, Stephens &
Co. preach State Rights by the hour in
Congress and everywhere else, the simple
Georgia Governor seems to imagine that
the rascals mcaut what they said. So
they did, perhaps, in other days; but
now the case is altfred-the Richmond
cabal assume to control everything Geor-
gia is invaded, and her Governor has not
the power to call out the few militiamen
Davis has left him to protect his soil.
He growls, and goes to the Legislature
for authority they vote it, and so lay the
foundation Of quarrel with the Confed,
crate authority. The newspapers ofother
States always jealous of Georgia-revio
Gov. Brown, saying that he is DO better
than his namesake, old John Of Ossawat
omie. The Richmond papers are still
whining over the dilatoriness Of Foreign
Intervention,
Gen. Grant telegraphs from near Able
vile, Miss. Dee. s, that "the enemy de-
serted their Publications yesterday, de.
stroying all their stores they could not
carry away with them. Some of our
cavalry swan the river, and occupied the
place last night. To-day pursuit was
made to Oxford, and coming on the rear
guard Of the enemy, sNlrmishing took
place, resulting in the capture Of sixty
Rebels"
Senator Wilkinson and both members
Of Congress from Minnesota yesterday
presented to the President an earnest
rcmonstrance against the pardon or re-
pucye Of the numbering Indians now in
custody in that State.
Observe these facts with regard 10 the
old Democratic leaders: The truly patri-
otic, those who go in for vigorous pros
ecuton Of the war and an earnest support
of the Administration in It's efforts to
suppress the rebellion, have, like Daniel
! S. Dickinson, joined the Republicans, in
opposition to the whole speckIed crew
such as Brooks, of the New York L,r-
press, Know Nothing; John Van Buren,,
ex, x,Tree-SoiIer; Fernando Wood, ex- May
or and rebel rascal without the ex-Who
sympathize with and indirectly give aid
and comfort to the rebels. Which class
Of leaders will honest, patriotic Demo
Gratis follow?
The Legislature Of Western Virginia
requests John S. Carlisle to resign he
having gone over altogether to the Seces-
sion side.
An election for DIembarof Congress is
to be held Ia the Norfolk, Va, District.
The Accomac District will doubtless elect
a member, and possibly SO will the coun-
ties near Washington
The work Of raising the sunken United
States vessels at Norfolk, Hampton
- l.. : 4,-lf
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-10

In war, more than in anything else,
success is the best test Of capacity The
General who seldom wins a battle can
never conquer a z Peace, To plan is good,
but to execute is better and the man
who shall lead cur armies to victory is
the man for the times. .....
Burnside IS now in the crucible No
more terrible responsibilities were ever
imposed upon human being. Millions
are praying and Hoping for his success.
If he shall fail, the fate Of Lis predeces-
sor awaits him ; hut if he shall succeed,
every honor which a grateful people can
confer, will be moted out to him.
We have filth in him, and in those
who follow him. No more formidable or
better disciplined and equipped army
ever took the f4ld on thiS continent.
With even ordina ry generalshlp, it can
not be beaten an if it accomplishes its
mission, the day of Peace win have dawned
So far, therefore, as our new General
is concerned, this campaign will either
make or break hi b. lie has the adYan-
tage, in many way ;, Of all who have gone
before him; but the greatest of his ad-
vantagos is persona nal to himself. He has
all the skill Of his predecessors, and all
ihoir courage, prudence, and deliberation !;
but ne has = addition, decision, energy,
and dash. These - bined Qualities are
to give him success; ana - success
and nothing else-wi!l demopstF"'- -
the people bis capacity for oommand,-
EOc. Journat.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-10
Auditors Notice.
Adn9EuistratFix' Notice.

EETIIEREAS, letters Of Administration on
w the estate Of John A. Nichols, late of
Sweden township, Potter county, decd, have
been granted to The undersigned, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment and those having claims
against the same will present them duly au-
thenticated TO the subscriber.s- .s#.#
IS. SARAH NICHOLS, Administrative.
Sweden, July q, 1852.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-29

FEIa HALI-lti sale hat Gar Id refuses ~ Obey
Yi,tlr uanaets pTocl nsion. IS sLo stated that be
hs!d council OF var At which Il sss determined u
sa,rch forthwith On Rome notwithstanding The reno
stance fro Turin. The entausA. Ia toF G4-i6ldi "a
usnsGSOus aid R sas reported tia, he you'd soOn Of
- Ue heel OF $4,000 uen.
The Pa Is eorrssE oadeG, Of the London Daily As6s
ssssrls positively that Groald has s.used to obey We
so aaaue.s PROCLAMATION.
eter fFou PLCFn1 says the sOtLuiAsa toe Gali
5,5i IS 50 gssa, thai young men E5's Disappearing u
eli, from tie phee, and If O'lei c.tes IN Sicily initiate
Fiz.no. GaribNG mgss sl0a be a. tic head Of 5000
V5,lJ'sCrs.
- Fr1gss says Gsf,OGd held cOu c Of var At q.
Ia On The 4h iasL shieb il aesiied march o.
RJus Notwithstanding the rsmOas!rAnee from Turin
Trs volunteers Numbered "a thoGsAad Giribalif bad
vaarsr,d sr args vessels his pau IS SAID 10 be 10 ird
1 the Gaf Of Palermo t-re g. bs li-ei D. a. ri. a
o. ~. C. p l0i march o. the Rouial States.
To- OH iI Tara Go GO, says nb.il,a SllIl ,sers
s51ld leave for ssill ils. al o. PaI-rGJ They LuG
90 600 and are divided into three columns. con
da,,sd b. G4fibA.di in perscu.
n lie Chamber U. splis5, On tue IA Of Acgls.r
gatsll sAd here a gulOr 10. ,ris.A!y cont ~
e that 81 eccOlaes bad TAX P!A,e between e troops
I'D bad o! Gafi5aliAus I'D Il5 ,rsop Os. y
Erls.