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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29
Gen. Jim. lanes Expedition.

The Rebels will speedily receive Il stir
ring UP from General jim Lane, which
will be likely to disturb their propriety.
The General is to be unembarrassed in
the conduct of his campaign, a fact which
shows some progress on the part OF the
Cabinet towards decision to wage the
war with all the incidents of war. 1t is
his determination to make the enemy
support the war so far as his force is con-
cerned He desires no supplies. to any
amount, of either subsistence or trans
portation from the Government l bot will
levy what he needs from the Rebels. BE
will direct his march where there is plen-
" of contraband.' and grand stampede
will attend his progress.
Lanes soldiers will not be set at work
in the trenches. should he remain long
enough at one place to require entrench-
ments, nor will they even do the work
about camps. Every mess will have Its
"contrabaud" to do the cooking, and al.
together Lane will have an establish
ment" which will make him the envy Of
the ehivalry lie always travels with a
large letinue when be is on the war-path
Some of his friends say that he already
has a large number of contrabands armed
aud drilling. but this We don't vouch for
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters OF as' 3
miuistration on the estate of JOHN >.
BENNET, late of Bingham township, Pot,e'
county. decd, have been granted TO the SUI.
scriber by the Register of Potter county,
whom ali debt due to said estate and claln'
against the same, must be presented nn, lo1
tlement or payment. WA. :. IuoD,
Hebron, Jan. Q, 1882.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

And all other goods in proportion. And
any one from distance wishing goods at the
prices name calling upon me and not ind
ing them as advertised viii be paid for their
time and expenses in so doing. A large stock
will be kept on hand at all times. In taking
leave of nay friends and customers for the
past year thank them for their prompt pay
and liberal patronage, and as ! am now sell
ing for ready pay exclusively, | shall sell
goods lower than ever. and many goods at
SO per cent less than can be bought for in n.
Y, at the present time.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29
The True Ring

A little over one year ago EDWIN VI
STANroN-now Secretary of War-was
called into the Cabinet Of Mr. Buchanan,
to fill vacancy caused by atroeious trea-
son. An old personal friend. but politi-
cal opponent, wrote him letter there
upon, to which Mr. Stanton responded as
follows
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 1861.
"DEAR SIR: Your kind letter was re-
ceivsd this morning, and thank you for
the confidence and regard it expresses for
myself You are right in supposing it
to be my determination to do everything
in my power to preserve and maintain
this Government, and the constitution
under which the United States have been
SO prosperous. The means you indicate,
agree with you, are the proper cnes for
this emergency; and so far as it is posi-
Bile. they will be exerted. have an IN
doubling faith, that this Government
cannot be oUerthroUH-that it was Or
dained of God, and that the powers of
hell cannot prevail against it. We have
trouble ; the City Of Washington may be
captured but every effort will be made
to prevent that catastrophe, and even if
/ it does happen, the revoIutlonists will be
as far as ever from accomplishing the
destruction Of the Governmeut-but
much nearer to their own destruction
SO far from being indifferent to your ad-
vice, any suggestion of your wisdom and
experience will be thankfully received.
My aim is to pertorm my duty in the
post to which am called, and | shall be
happy of any light to guide NE III the
true path.
with confidence and hope of the fu-
ture, | remain yours, truly,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
"Gen, WILLIAM ROBINSON"
! Is not this the sort of man to whom
the safety of the Nation may wisely be
committed even in such time as this
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

"Gen, WILLIAM ROBINSON
Is not this the sort of man to whom,
the safety of the Nation may wisely be
committed even in such a time as this
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

VIM. Tillman, the colored steward of the
schooner j. s. Waring, who recaptured
that vessel from rebel prize crew, has
been awarded SIT 900 salvage. for his use
and three others. The decision was made
by the U. S. District Court for New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL llSURA NCE COMP AMI,

Office Wilmington Institute, corner OF oth
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST Oh PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO Flfk
PER CENT.
fnHg psineitle Of Mutual Insurance Is besEsd to be
sAfEt and perisues far has proved u 70 pe
cheapest ekus Of Insurance against Loss BT FIRE and
although this Insltaton hsssn but u yeAIs in ez-
lsienes the list Of insurers will compare hyorAhF ~A
zuy 9thsr and the l5EAs BY hrs durins that time al
though not few have been promptly pa all who have
been Insured this Office and have had the misfortune
10 be burned out can atiest The object has been 70 se
cure good list OF safe risks rather than 70 sNsl the
number OF without regard to hazards thus iss.
seping the liability Of sinking the cash capital IN case o.
hsaTy disasters during the yeay
DIRECTORS.
WneissTnx.-wiliam Canby, Vincent c. Gpin, George
Richardson job Duncan, Jaeeb fussy John CoehrAn
Wiilism Tatnail, Edward 7. BallsR, Samuel Csnby.
BEAsDrwIsE HrSDEEb --Edw. Bringhursi, XII b. fAlley
CHEIs11ANA HuNDkkD.--chzs W Howiand, James Hid
die.
NEw CAsTlE HusDREp.-John juysr.
WHiTk CLAr CkEEE HUsDEED -Abrsm 7. shannon
WILLIAM CAEBY. President.
Go p siHNoss, Secretary and Treasurer. s2
Ess Ofiee hours from g 70 l ana IRON TO s.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
.sTIIE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
l0RIgIsAL NM CRBEE. tc.)


Th Company continues to offer to the people oi Della
WAre s superior advantages Of Insurance against o'
BY ire all descriptions Of property, except Marine
The Instutios is commented by over % years expert
enee and attention to the subject Of Mutual Insurance
(beng the first introduce the principle into our state
BY reason Of which, II s believed the Managers have
been enabled 50 adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property to render the member
ship among the most equitable In character Of the amer
sus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
Il takes credit itself that its payments Of LOSSES have
ssn 70 prompt and liberal ths In % years business aud
osses reaching s0Oaco not single sase o. iisa
has occurred aud scarcely without entire sai
action to tie parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than liz nPmheI ani
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
pscfs ~ InsI,rsns 6sy he character or the Iusfutop
Ia this it is conceived it has the safest and
most select list ofinsurAness proportion TO the amount
over Slx Millions OF Dollars Of any other Company
A. evidence d ms It hss no. only sdueel The rate Of
insurance at all times fnodrfaei 1nesxth dnrlng me
last years il presents clear surplus innd et
445DOO security against assessment on the Dspohit
Note which ~ the es9rt TO soup Ceftiheates q
the balances due each nenber being Issued will
be paying interest them from January lsg2, a. The
Of per cent per aunum thus making sl iAfiher
II commenced the ysar is52 with real protection
the community 10 Deposit Notes Of S25O'oOj
surplus Fund o1DVo
Total protection, s50o.06c
III the work Of the Partners Of Delaware and such
my '-s-' y f-''''''-' prs.idsns-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary and Ireaaurer--hobRRf hoSAbsi ~. y.
DIRECTORS:
Ell Wilson, Braulywine Hd james Delaplain Christi
aha Hd James Webb. samuel Bsrr, I. Z, stutsenburs
and jesse Sharpe " imington Hd.; Robert Aecabei Mil
Greek Hd. John I. Williamson, White Clay Creek Hid =
George Jausier, New Castle Hid Curtis b. Ellison, Pen
cadsf Hd. John c CLARK. Red Lion Hd.i VIM. temple
smyrna James u. BufnhaB St. 6e0rgss Hdf Charles
7 Fleming Peter +. Csufey, Mofdi Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tuune Ge0rgstOgn.
AGESTs-As we'll ior receiving applications for insur'
dues Of members -
Iii Wilson, BrandyHine Hid Robert McCabe, NIL
Creek Hd: james DslaplAn. Chtistisna Hd.i John ,,
williamson, While Clay Creek Hdi Curtis b. Ellison,
peneadsr Id Red Liou St Georges, aud Appoq uiuimink
Hundreds; Joseph c Grfith, smyraA; james crppsn,
New Castle HID; Charles 7. Fleming. Milford. Charles
funnel, Gs sofgsown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications on general business addressed to the
nhdersigned Wilmington, Will receive immediate Aen
III ROBERT McCABE NJ. D. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
NOTICE.

NOI1LE.
We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more Of Dr. Hurd's Dental Rene
dies, which We cannot fill None are mAilable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on receipt Of price { 10 centsl and
one stamp. But TO accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and stoIekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four.
with compartDents-each box containing bot
tie OF Dr. Hurds Mouth Wash, and Tooth Ache
Drops, a box of Tooth Powder, the Ne1Tdi9ig
Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on Tfefh
dad their Diseases, ihe 5sa means of prsserpigg
them, and he proper treatment of ChiidrsRs Tssti.
worth Of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, OF six packages for So, sent
by express as directed. As the Express chBrRes
are not much, If any, more on dozen than on
one, 1t s far cheaper 10 order six or a dozen
packages at one time. A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed Of TO neieh
bors with public benefit, for NO one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and dis
fgurement, expense, loss Of time and money
would be saved to the country il every family
TO day had one of these packages, which. in IL
self, is complete set Of Dental Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM. b. Hura & Co. Tribune Buildinss
New York, and write name and address plainly
That remittsnoes may be made with confidence
W. Is. H. g. Co. refer to the Mayor Of BROOKLYN.
to G. w. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manuiacturers' Gazette; to joy, Coe
Il Co., Publishers Agents, New York to P. 4.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees it and who has already ordered second
supply, etc
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt of seven dollars
about half price, to any person wishing TO test
his or her skill in selling with the view Of be-
coming an agent They can be sold in day.
RAJ" We icOutd rGtder pay salaries than Commits
10 those agho Proye Themselves efficient saiesen
sa5- Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
PrIce, ONLY I5 Cents ea,

Never fail r give satisfaction to ali who tesi their virtue
PREPARED at DR.. Huris Deutal oniee, No II Fourth
Street, Brooklyn, \. D.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
UNDERTAKERS.
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,


No. n Dock 81, Phiiddelphia,
Late COL, II. b. JONES'
nlIs Hotel, kept the European Piln Is convenient
for Travellers, Citizens and the Public generally be
Ing in the immedsie neghbDrhood the Exchange ad.
Joining the Post 0hlee aud within few minutes wsk
of the Delaware WhArEe ne landings for Steamboat
from all parts
Meals be had at all hours, from O'Clock In the
morning to u o'clock at night for l2h aud up
wards Lodging Rooms be procured at all times 6r
81 cents per night The Chambers are clean we'll ven.
tilAted and all newly furnished The Eating Depart
snt will be provided with the bsft the market can pro-
duce the Irfnkng Counter furnished with good iq ets
aud choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes tha by
personal attention. with competent and oblgng ssrvAn
J. oTTENKIRK,
ate Of Baltimore, Nd, and Madison House, Philada
jy-Tly PROIRLkTOR
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
R would call tie attention Of Gardeners and others
w to our large selected stock OF fresh Seeds, consisting
Of Garden, Flour aud Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men, D. LAndreth Son. Those IN
want OF g0Od aud reliable seeds, can find them at
U. CHANDLER q SON,
mar ~ Market street
FOR SALE.
4 MORTGAGE for $1,000 nr rale on very favorable
n termA. Apply to
Win. MCAULLRY.
Wilmington, July 70 1861.
GRlMsHAw's RHEuMATiC LINIMKNT
Go0 Market Street
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
The Union Onicers in Richmond
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

UrroN's HILL, Va, Sept. 4, 1852
Sal was yesterday released by the rebels The fol-
lowing oGccrs arc in their hands and rse FOR Rich
uond, al uuhurt;-
1ieusenant Colonel Blachs, s7th New Ysrk.
captain Ieycraft, s1th New York.
Lieutenant Hadsmith, 87th New York.
teuscnant Judge, s7th New York
Adutant Hudson, 8Tth New York.
Lleuteunnt Colonel Psrsou, LIST New York Volusteera
Lieutenant VIM. Allen Let New York Volunteers.
Iaoutsnant Duncan. lst New York Volunteers.
Eieutenant shaw, LIST New York Volunteers.
Tisuteuaut Paadegrast, 3eth New York.
,Itsutsuant Johnston, 36th New York.
Captain Rollins, 1ss Maine.
Captain R,shcp Cd New Jersey
Captain warbsok, I'd New Jersey.
Ghutais Short, 18th Pennsylvania cavalry
Lisutsnans McAltes, 18th Pennsylvania cavalry.
MsutenAnt Lang, 18th Pcnusylvanm cavalry.
lieutenant wahn, 18th Pennsylvania cavalry.
Lieutenant Bsnsall, 18th ienusylvania cavalry.
Xseutenant Bnnurmann, 18th Pennsylvania cavalry.
Lieutenant Merely, 18TH Pennsylvania cavalry.
Lieutenant Ksnnexbery, 18th Pennsylvania cavalry.
Lieutenant Hooker, ID United states artillery.
Xioutenaut Kolinski, I'd United states artillery
I.teutenaat Jones, I'd United states artillery.
Captain Couser, l0bth Pennsylvania.
Lieutenant Van Oleb, 105th PennsyivaniA.
Lieutenant Mcclure, 11th Ohio.
Aieuteuant Bower, 73d Pen, sylvania
lieutenant N. B. Owen 9Th rennsylvania.
Yours, 30, ]. L. FAniEy, Surgeon, 1lsh N !. 3. n
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
Personal InteiIigence.

General Willcos arrived In this city yesterday He
dined 10 the afternoon with General Cososan a the Asos
House. and leit for Washington last night
Tho departure OF Thuriow Weed Tor Europe on i'm
pcrians business for the governnent has been indefinitely
postponed Hs has for the last fs~ weeks passing
sackwarda and forwards bstwsen this city, washtugtoS
ana Albany arranging matters for tho fall political cam
paign.
Dr. Krkwood, OF Nassau, n r.; II. 4. Gear and wife
Of Albany. j. Norwood apd b. u. Bsneold Of New YORK
H. Brooks sod wife, of Philadelphia, sud e. HERTZ n
Norwalk, are stopping ~ ths ST. Dsais Hotel. " \
EF. WoodwNs. q chs UAited States Navy; n Jcseuh
q Montreal; 8. W. Johnstoa, of LsavsnWoYsh; j. hi
Whippe, q noet0R G. Phelps, Of New Orleans aud r r
sernun q ConA arc stopping q shs Everett
apt Davis, q Hai,sx; y D. LOOMS, of Connecticut
hwsrtzenbergher and wife Of Philadelphia; Captan
vasA une Of tho United States Army W. Townsend of
NiACs Falls. Brnes, Of Chicago; Professor Wheeler
of Gcno~ Al W. g. Hinds OF Baltimore John Davis Of Nil.
waukee. C. Ramsdcll, of Buffalo, and L. Barnard, or
Worcester are stopping at tho 81. Nicholas Hotel.
The fo.oss ing among the arrivals at the Astor
House ycstcrN ay:--ilon NJ Ashley. cf Toledo Hon.
H Morgan or aurora Col d. s. C0wlss, OF the Ono Hun.
fred and Twenty, eighth regiment New York Volunteers
Colonel T.. H. Csstie, Of Washington O. L. Richmond of
S. W. RogeAs ,of Ohio; G. w. Buck, OF Chsmung
Il. Stevens OF PhfadelphSa j. l.. Wison and wifc or
Boston; j. r. Reyburn anG wife, Phil adelphia, r. A.
Holden and wife, OF Cincinnati and w. A. Alien, OF Au-
M
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1852.

haxTAst tea o'csck A. NJ, hsfrsst three o'eitck saa
hsf past seves O'Clock P. M the aie~noon being to-
deaf NUTS The rector win presoh the morning, ava
che Esv. y. c. Ever in the evening
The Rev. Dr. Rogers will preach in the south Dutch
church. Fifth avenue corner Of Twenty ars stree, this
morning at half as o'clock, and in the eyeuins a
half past seven o'clock 81 =
lie Rev. The. Monod pasieur Francas Kankasse, NJ;
p'cene!e domain. 7 scpembrc, dix heures OF deme,
dams pFngise Fvangeique francsiss. coin des rues
Grand OF Crosby.
1ne Union camp meeting at Flushing. T.. l., whicn
msncsd on Sept a. will continue for week. The Rev
John Washington and other celebrated dvines will be 10
attendance and address the meeting
In st Marys church, in Heboken the pansgyric or St
ouetus will be preached the solemn high mass at eleven
O'Clock The relics OF the saint martyr will be exposed
for the ysasraoa of the faithful every day during the
week
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
supreme Court-Special Term.
Bsfore His Honor Judge Barnard.

Third Avenue Railroad Tho Mayor. Motion denied,
with leave 70 renew, &c. No costs.
Boyer vs. Halscy. Motion granted with costs.
Watson vs.. Rushmore Motion granted Ton dollars
.;osts.
siurge., shaw Co. IN the matter Of sssgnment.-Or.
0er granted.
Butler Vs. Tomlinson. Motion denied
hulter hather.-Motion granted, with ten dollars
costs.
Wheeler va. Chcsiey.-Motion denied, with ten dollars
Gusts. Leave granted " renew.
Phenix Bank vs.. Donnea.-Moton denied.
\ Dunlap Decentralization granted, with Ten dollars
.hcsts.
Brown vs. Nichols-Motion TO vscate Judgment grant
ID with ten dollars cost.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
va, Rs.v, STEAMER orxro. Car

the RgBsI SrEANkR VRkro-Captan Small, OF the bark
B w. Holbrook, arrived 90 Hoston, from Havana 21st
nit states that he instructed by the American Con-
ul 10 report that rebel had anchored among
phc Cardenas Keys. she was propeller and had three
>pasta Iie had been informed that she was receiving
Shcn from Nassau r. 10 man her, and II supposed
Mat sbe was bound rebel port TO 10 out FOR cruise
against commerce. The veEsel y thought b. be tho
reio recently at Nassau " p which "a been released
~ her owners She IS commanded q by tho infamous
csn nee formerly ol the pti,steer sumter
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

The Remains OF Col. Fletcher Webster.
Bosrox, Sept. Q, 1851
The body Of Colonel Fletcher Webster will lie In state
ta Fansui Hall from eleven O'Clock Monday morning
ost eleven O'Clock Tuesday, when the funeral ser-
rvicss will take place.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
United states MarshaI,s once.

Dstus iayer, whose had bccn referred TO the do
eson OF the United States Judge Advocate Washington
was yesterday released taking the oath and giving
bonds In thousand dollars to behave himself.
Thore no arrests for treason yesterday which
ts sign of returning health and sense
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

although u has rirht cfsim discharge havtrg en-
gged only months yea 10 leave At this orit oat
nclnent 1t VII not iai SC cast at hcnie rs wen as
throughout III untry. hope that your patriotic rsg
aoat all Los issist op going this time. am sure,
= relna unnl tie question ~ sett cd al or n.a
. ~ IA viii never regret IL. know you are ANXIOUS
- ~. ~ 0nf " therefore that make thus ap cal To
tarerN snt Most truly yours join Is. WOOL
your reeA I'm
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
UNANSWKRABLk REASONS WHY LII SHOULD m
PREFRRRED TO ALL oTHERS

The maa who should knowingly rist his life BY sa.ssA.s
and % %s,"s s %
lees rssh and nconsiderse chose living ooastsy
. .ssis ss. n: I;ss s. C. 4
ana !.
no ;ss % rs.. d. :
ssss sssssnss: e ::Ps..'nEss E c.n%sn e .:
.sioS rises .Ss from The ss = Sss
idss e to,iy.as - .y.sm ss.!a,. spas@sss
:s,:s Ma s e. s:
door disease aud invite d 70 enter An colesbs -
sas ne .
ans & render che system an ss.y
keep the n,ern. psrtec hshsng Order sAs
naaencss ., ss and climate. xe, % which. :
is 1%' he Ts 4
I q s1GS Sc Do a ~ So n So@ ss w with IA
blood and regulating the bowels BY fr. dow Of BILE -
Of clock work and the circulation should be UNIFORM as&
Il a @ s s:r s from Re nS S
'F''rn'nA'' 'AlfsS HoS e o&s s.rsass Trs BE posn
by what potent life and susta agent tas
frame be e,susa, into such onaon ana nsn,sin.d ~
sas.ss s at this Is nor msster Of opnon or speou~te.
beng done nnumerabe cases The great rscaperas
ins essr r Mss ifa Brrs
the bent aud "a eat tonic aud Alternative 10 existence
different Knit esion or them aa arisen passed iass
S 'TosTETrER's BITrERs
has been advancing popularity with reccdensed svtf
pess both az home and abroad Lord byron, speaknx q
---"Every year and month brings forth q now one
Till, after cioypE the easettes with cant.
The age discovers that he the true one.u
The be said OF thousands Of advertised pAaa-
ssasm sr Ss. p az and ~ Try s az. s..s
IL few words They are warranted 20 perform mi eoes
F d par A. ssss aS win S.s "a
impnre medicaed s,musns -
No miraculous ESsTErTsas EHwsFr rTs Hsmsf sfrTERs
Nor s there any aon. the s.asss Of s esacy e
Sasr sia s % Th s Ia. ns sns
sraed by chemical tests, and l. denied in quArs
re Of the great rye region o this ccnrs The Ssss Of q
Bers the essence OF Rye, which has been proved ex
Pnown and has long Ssen usea n has unsr e na
OF Monongahen whske In prefer nee 70 the fines braady
st sp @ -
and fiery element is discharged before begins TO take the
form OF ---- ---. g. s.a
And In the vegetable tones with whic this rectned nuil w.
psassntvs and restorative powers Thess W.
petable compounds Ia fact modify the stimulating opertic
said to be aud soothing IN their opcrson Tho p
araion strengthens the stomach without ercit ny the
stmn Is 10 calm and regulate OF nttsrnx and d
ordering IT, medicine really answers the desired pu.s
70 msnlou that one % !hs rscomms sndalions Of
h9s'FAGhF + FALATSBIhlrY. | IHlrrYEhs
To suppose that article popiua and therefore seo
able, could credit
prietors have been harrassds bv prste imaiors ter
sew years. and have obtained notions Agslns. sous
'- HosTETTER's BITTEHS
hss bee si.ny warned srcEs 70
in future. the purchase Of their deieerlous compcunda
Prepared aud sold by - -
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
The National War C0mmittee.
NO. Is WALL STRxxT, Sept. o, 1862.

Hon. wn MoMrRRy-
DEAR SR-Ysurs Of this date asking "what part took
n any In relation TO the action Of the War Committee
urging the raising Of ny thousand troops for Generals
Fremont and Mitchell requires other answer than
enclosed copy Of my letter TO said committee Very
truly yours, EDWARDS PiERktFoNr
No. 10 WALL STREET, Sept 4, 1852
VIZ ORION ESQ.,, Secretary Of the National War Com
nittee:--
pnAs srH-The reason why did not reply 70 the
notices OF the War Committee my absence from the
city: and for the did not know that was
member until my return. As have never attended any
auaintance with action and have not been noded Of
s recent meetings. presume that the committee have
very properly ceased 70 consider member. But as
forma resignation may be necessary before filling the
vacancy very respectfully beg leave 70 resign In every
patriotic cnort of your Committee TO preserve consttu
tiopa liberty in distracted country, my heart and
soul will BE- with you Ever truly, your most obedien,
EDWARDS PIERREP0NT.