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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-01
PRICE GURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. a. STEB-
BINS II CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
opposite D. f. Glassmire's Hotel,
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NOTICE.

TENHE Legal representatives. of Smith P.
4 Finch, Sheldon NJ. Gibbs and Abel G. Card
late members Of Capt Jones Company, can
obtain the papers necessary to institute pro-
ceedings for the recovery of bounty, back pay,
&C., by Calling on me at Glassmire's hotel.
r. q. ROBERTS.
Coudersport, Aug. le 1862.
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ReaQymad9 C1Oth1ng,
and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which will far surpass in quality, style and
price anything ever exhibited in this town
We are aware that to build up large trade,
it is not only necessary to have desirable
goods, but to
SELL THEM CHEAP,
And we will make it an object for buyers to
examine our stock before purchasing else
where. All goods shown cheertully, repre-
sented fairly ,and submitted to the purchaser S
unbiased opinion.
This is branch Of an extensive manufac-
turing house in Elmira, n. Y, and therefore
you will find all Clothing we'll made and got
mp in the latest style.
An early call will most assuredly secure a
splendid bargain at the UNION CLOTHING
EMPORIUM. D. STRAUS & co.
Wellsvlle, June 1862
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. SANDBERG & BROS
Tanners and Cnrriars

HAVE also established a
IA Boot and Shoe
opposite D. F. GasSmiro's Hotel,
IN the room formerly occupied by J. B. Smith.
They offer their Boots and Shoes at a
LOWER RATE THAN THE SANE QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER COUNTY.
And they will have nothing but the best work.
men and the best stock that the country will
produce, and money and labor can procure.
THEY FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THEIR
WORK WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
Calf Skins, Sheep Pelts
taken at the Highest Market Price.
GIVE US A TRIAL!
Coudersport, Pa, March 70
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WELLSVILLE, n. Y,

Corner Main and Plank Road Streets, opposite
the Union Block. where they will display an
entire new stock of
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-01
TIE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Coudersport, Wednesday Evening, Oct l, 1862,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-01

The undersigned beg leave to inform the
public that they have opened business at
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
Q. NJ. arSL's oEYIoE, VA. PoRCss, |

isNhhAhI - ~ 40 :"
ITO THE PEOPLE of the cOuntes OF sny,h, wyths, TIIsweJ,
Il Mercer, Giles, Pilssli, Carroll, Poyd, Montgomery, Craig,
Monroe, Franklin, Roanoke, BedfO,d, Botetoutt. Allegheny, Roct.
bridge, oath, Amherst, Campbell, Ne'oa, Auguta. ApPousttoI,
Rcd Chem, Pendletnn, hi. HAND and Gresn7rier.
The Ase nbl' having prOTiied. for the production. dstr button
and sSis " sa: to the items q he o,mmoESs sth at cost and
TIE Governor hsVins directed this OF &c 10 procure, Bygp.t the
necess Try transportation fer Salt fom the K nlshs sahoes 10
pabIn, on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, sni TO yillboro,
on Ls .e.t 81 YTginis sAlrosi 4, I have this dSy AuthoilI ID aad
emps weed tEe SHERIFF. st ihe Presiding Magistrates Of your
cosauss to D scure sni sead f9Tshsih - the rslasLa eai,es,
With al possible de ps,;h, al - wagons, teams and drivers 70 be
OBJ 4 -d In your respective c,unii 0. Full instFuciens nave been
given to hem a. suthor ~ irprs.s, Whenever pa ties Withhold
ihsr means In uis tine Of pr sang nectsiiJ hnpe munsra-
tive rsteJ have been hIei 90 all Who promptly AMI r0'yRkri!y
Tl,c .lh'rpHpsfy a. tbs d-poss' Of tie State for this purpose,
from y In a dedu;u5n vii b. made. where resort has TO be male
70 tHDrsssHeH.
Your slteuiJn Is asked 10 the ~propre,y Of uniting your teams
60 As TO . IKE sa!sole N ans Of trau pJrtalon AID you are
urg d In yeS Of ne app zach 4 vistT, TO Tlace them without
DELAY utdes tie c nirJl OF ellner Of re above Mentioned oheers,
proyid a Wtl IN. ueeeJe uy subsLirnce for man and he ri Tor
he ound trip. The trArs from each county v.nbs provided With
ssSgon ms,er from that couaty, TO be appointed b tie arege
named ofnosfs, sho I'LL By required 30 control and protect the
propay Of ~ eilasas shlsi 70. a. ssoics el TIE State
!. Z bh0Of. Hsler aud 4iartsrmAste-,
Acting Q n. Gent Va Forces.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
OBITUARY.

hbecom 8 our painful duty to rec -.-i..
another nobe pstrloi-Doc or WI. GfokGrPJL-A..,..- -
William county, Va, osp An, bat, At the tns ofhI death, aclins
LtutenAn.Colonel OF his, the Sd Reg. Va Vol.
He vas killed on the battlefield during the ter ibe cota ct Ct
Wednesday, The l7th day OF september, rear ~shArpsourg, Nd =
He fell gsIsnII lC,ding on his ,egmeGt TO "vctory or de lth.
This noble soldier was among the Cat 70 obey rs cor Iirys call,
sac Ia Icing the most extensive practice Of his Profession In ths
county, ard leaving all the comforts and end-armsltI OF his
sweet hom ;" entered the ranks as a private. fut In the Orgsni-
L 'ioo Of his c5mpsny was unanimously chosen Captain. which
position he Allied With credit TO his company and honor TO himseh.
Just before his desth, for val rous contact 10 battle, he was pro.
NOTED TO the position he a led at HE time Of hI death, thoash oct
having received hi, commission, Va, merely acting" As such =
lie writer Of this can trrly testify TO his domestic qusltes-.s .
hu band and fl,hsr dtpOted Bis widow has, Indeed. cause 10
bevIl her lol bot yet e der 10 God her grateful ,hanls thu.
he- three Chi drep, Ia after years, naJ he r tie Praba, Of tae4r
patriot iaiher. who died to gain their liberty %
May the Angel of Chrtlsn HOPE come with healing on Der
Ea s TO his stricken Ia tier snd family. Msy they not gieVe
Tor the lea, but for hin hat lVeh 10 hIpor and gate nj re Ge1 .
br4nce. an',P sttth from Ills solder grave Of flame, for our eau
laion an enco fragment. -. .
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TIE QUESTION o. tISASgE

80 ~ EiROr Of Js Whig.
Ta1 Currency question is second only in inportapos
70 80 "r iadest, the success Of the uar depends, in
q s-elt MEASURE, on the proper Management, CT cur
saaes. Toe excessive issue Of paper by the Treasury
DsP.ytme1L beyond what is required for trade, has had
ths usaal sh5c' Of enhancing the value Of every species
CT p'o7eriy Aad sscgdly. Thus bank notes are AZ 3
prsmun Of ten to twenty per can't, and Sac bonds, Of
S1o'iisdus, bearing sE per cant. interest, command &
Pr~i-u Of twenty per cent, being, to that extent pt.
fe--oi o Confederate boadi bearing siEl. p,s cent. In.
fr'rr Sils as LATER security should be preferred, and
- rr1gs- legislation, you'd b. The enormous pre-
nun O. sI4t.slougl eAossi eiisay BY ths demand
Goa PSF ors eagassa in conTl9AGd trade, also serves
+ tSl5. The va. o. conf isnee IN the Government D.
q I b SAa. Of e3n6isIos however saslou psrsons
ny co21s1l i; - : want OF patriotism lie iIs:issd by
sI5 s2sel3s Of aoy pro Tision being YET ml4s for the r.
tsP.oR 81 tbs paper and it viii inevitably continue
aad i7o'sasa as the var goes on, unless Measures are
sSopaci By Congress 70 stop Il.
gl- S-hsssonian principle, ths, no nation should Der
roz Gclsy without At tie sans time, imposing a tar
tE ,s Psy1enh suggests the only remedy for our pre-
So s1-1.ion, aai, ullssl A':sd on at onss, vii reduce
.. ? -.l-I e7rency 70 the s1a1i,ioa Of the eli Cont.
r. Z gSpa-ldseA = dSfagsisssd virslriAn, IL a let.
- FiJI i'=ly sppoasedi1 The public pria.s. While AZ.
ts7y {2y - strengthen th3 co1aisoos OF the public 10
D. PFcssci surrvlcy. uatoruns'eiy compared "a to the
OoaiasatG Fspsr, and reminded Us Of the uscssai,y
%-s Asa eIIssd Of SEALING (EspudAiAgl that Issue, 70
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
lTEtEGRApHlC.
THE Battle OF PEXRYvILLE

TIE CONFEDERATE3 vIcrORIoU3i-HEAVY
SLAUGHTER OF TIE EsEsY-LARGE EUsBEa
OF PRISONERS AND FORTY PIECES OF CAN.
NON Captured GEN. tom CRITTENDEN
o. a PRISONERS.
KSorvLLs, Ost Is.-The Register ~rubisses the fol-
loving In an extra 10 day:
The fight 10 Kentucky has been COZ Armed by the AZ
rival Of two couriers, who state that the 6sh. con
neuced at Psrsy'ils, on Monday, oh lost, Gen. Il ..
dee commanding the left, Ger. Buskler the centre, ard
G,ns. Marshall and Morgan tho right.
The result, Of the fret dsy's 6ght was that Hsrdee hsd
captured l 500 prisoness, with heavy Slaughter Of the
enemy. On Tuesday, the 6sht vas renewed with sti
greater slaughter to the enemy-Gen. Hardee capturing
1000 prlsorers. Marshall and Morgan captured 8 900.
The enemy we're driven back twelve miles, with trepstd.
Gus slaughter, Our loss In the vhols engagement was
very sm'lL
We are not posted 10 to Who we're In command Of Tia
Yankee forces, except Gen. Thomas, Who encountered
Gen. H.rdee. We also captured forty pieces Of cannon.
The following Is an extract from q letter from Oclorel
Palmer, received LIST night, from the Gap:
WOUNDED soldiers are here from the battle at Per.
ryville also, a Captain Of q Tennessee Regiment. Th,y
seport that. en- Tuesday and "Wednesday, B sg; sEd
ul,dee Tough. the enemy at a~srryvile, and drove him
buck 10 mics, tsk!pg abou. 2 600 prisoners aud ki'iias
and wounding about l 500; that the mex. dag Wi'hGs'
division engaged the enemy and captured . OcO i,oI
ere, and that on Friday Kirby Smith engaged item On
their right, and beat them back, capturing 500 Prisoz.
srs, killing Zen. Jisksoa and capturing 9er. Tom ORR
teuden. give the stalsmeut9 for shat hey are wo't'.
q Gays the enemy had ZOO men opposed 10 Gensr
Bags.
\ dispstsh f'om asner'l gerS's, ds'ed yrr'rresbofo,
'a'A ,n.l.nt. says that be vas a PARTICIPANT Ia the bs.,:o
Of the Q h, and that he estimates tue enel-..-
from 20 900 20 % 600 killed, wounded snd prs1ner..--
Oar loss 5000 complete victory.
The LOUSY lie Journal, CT lab, Gays Gsns. Jackson.
Terry and Webster we're killed on roiera eide. Ger,
P. Toue.t, Of Lexington, and H'jr W. u. Oarpbsll, q
Louisville, slo killed. G.nersl, 3 ;ssesu ard Cur On
Pope, Of Louisville, vcunded. The Journal claims a
victory over Bragg.
HOLLY sPRIkes, October ls.-fhe Cincinnati Gem.
meIoisl Of 18th says Brgg has whipped Buell. and driven
him across Ksntrcky river and Is 10 lot pursuit.
The above kilograms we're received at IL O'Clock lab.
n'g-t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

.n.,,. novy.xn -Onr RAIDERS VII ba
COL. '. l. nnnnspd NJ chi i D limbo.
peAsea 70 cara ln". I 800 ssrvise There is ac1rcs.
Ssa S \. G; - aS rct sbsy do not cspture more or lees Y.n.
" q asy 40 w. : psos,,Iy Inv have nj Lived A bold
KEGS anu sn.I nJs snccss. O 5sNurisy might. the
sam g., wv ,hs1 msdo a forced march and fell upon the
y u ., he mouth of Little Cspon, a. daybreak on
- ran.r;ro The enemy vsro fortified, bat 30 sud
Dan ,ss the rush Of cur men upon them, that they gain.
Al one Of their trenches before they were seen. The
49, I'D nn,n our gallant soldisrs, but did not hurt q
s;nsls man. Oar men poured In 4 volley aud brought
a. ei0ht Of the enemy. The remainder then tried to
&C., ,Se;, re- ,ano. but behold, they we're surrounded,
Ana The vbols of them we're made ~plisopsrs. Then our
farcss bnrnt ths railroad bridge over Oapoo, the build.
ioss ,hs num n.bouse, a fue steam engine, and al the
Yssrkes stores, camp, 80.
Having m,do this clean sweep at this plsce, Col. In.
| bosen tbsn scat his cavalry scross the Potomac, aud
! down the Maryland shore, to cut of the Eatrsst Of the
garrison Of Yankees Ct Paw Paw Tunnel, and leading
he infantry 10 psrsod, climbed 40 aln;s; perpendicular
/ mo,,,.ip. and marched four niles through the brush,
! Snrroundsd ,as Yankees and demsnde.. .tir surrender:
s,siSs liar, wa. no chsncs Of escape, they surrendered
sccoriinsly. At ,h!s place the Ylrise camp, stores,
| b, vitS ths aY.sp,ion of arms and ammunition, were
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
Fsoz iaiLsisstot fsLr. .zrhs WILMINGTON Journal,

Fsos Wiisisafot fsLr. -fhs Wilmington Journal,
Of Monday, says:
Two Federal vessels, lying some four miles below Fort
OAsWeii ca Friday, having driven CT 4 votkiag party
engaged in lev,log the hits, General Rims sent TO Col.
Limb st. Fort Fisher to bring over his two long range
siege guns, belonging to Stars Fayetteville battery
The guas we're carried over and placed in . position on
the beach, shout u quarter OF g mile apart, BY the Oolo.
mel, and between . aud 10 O'Clock Saturday a fire was
opened on the unsuspt citing Yankee vessels, WITCH we're
within two miles OF the beach. A. the third shot, which
entered the psddls boz Of one Of the steamers, abe was
too disabled TO navigate, and had to be assisted BY her
corGorI Thirty one shos we're fred from the guns,
about ten Of which TOOK eject, doubtless killing q nun
Der Of the enemy. Tee firg surpassed anything for
precision that We have heard of on the sea coast. The
steamers we're consid rably spliutered. The enemy
we're 30 busy In leaving that they did no, fra but three
times. The c-ippis ! stsam,r did not FIRE. 0le eleven
inch sfsll exploded near one o. our guos, the other tNo
shells fell far short. Oar last ssot wks thrown over the
bow OF one Of the ste msrs when she was FIVE miles of,
the pref sotlo being In the air about twenty eight sec-
onds. These siege guns are OF wonderful range.
throwing farther than the best guns the enemy have Of
this river.
The detachment In charge Of the guns Vas command
ed by Lieutenant Fuller, Q gallant, experienced tfhc.r.-
a-ssaana kyroVsr and Jssup had immediate charge Of
the ploces, aai with the mon exhibited q skill aud COO.
meas that promise success in any engagement. Fort Gas
well. commanded BY Ooorel Ounuilgham, joined In the
engagement, and threw some heavy sho. and shell In
dangerous proximity to the foe, giving them an earnest
Of what that tort vii, do II they attempt to pass is
walls.
The two blotkaiers had gone ont Of sigh. before sur
down on Saturiry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

he Store a.es ~ be phd 20 ali persons vhp pr5nyly and
pgiuHtIra!y iuruEh uer Wagons teams aud 4 lYers. Il .i cases
hgSsvsr,. ghe'r lui. ab . .esms are TO- promptly aad yoluItzhl'
CT red b. the aT7ers thereof, you are hereby authorized and RI
q I-si, BY MIN, o. the su'hod'y stFes.id, TO Il pres. the same,
suh iutabl- d i've 8 AID ,hs necessary f'rsse, Snd 10 forward
tAem, A. before dss,io-d. to the Kan ..hs salses. Pr al such
inpressWe Il, a deduction Of twenty fyr Cents per hose p r day
vii be m .de hom tn shove rats O. hire, tg The; with he NJ
cess ~ sub:rencs 4 driver snd horse should the same be fur.
nsSed hy the State aud not y the owner.
YJur ate iusn Is di-ecteijO the importance Of securing suitable
tsSE for ta1pori ton. The SER and tear Of ulg 70, ald he
hire and - 'istUnce CT A. ysr, b T. the sane for . SIX no Is or
pom ole be securei; an, In Grder 10 fs.ii ate thI object, tha,
the farmers . rage anotg Themselves 20 lite their teams 80 ~
10 make fall six horte teams Il l. faith r suggested, ttat In every
County. IN VII h for= or more team are ~fufnahed, some g. liable
PERI. n b. spTOrtei by you j)n' y, 10 act as uaRor-maHe- Ter all
ie,nI n IN sc'd oOvnts. nl5sS than ID. { number be furr uhed ~
yolr eolnty, they will ne gttsehc1 . the tran OF the adjoining
O,urty mort c'nven rEt. These Hssos masters wi be allowed
r FAsonab'e com oensA lon FOR u cir Befylc,,. and WIN be erDCc.ed
to see 70 the 5 cur y Of the salt 10 he ;rSrSparted-ths tax NJ and
rltnnR It oonvenieEt .oins the Necessary fcragt Tor The teams
az subust ng OF drivers for the entire trip 80 sIpsrin.eod and
co .roi n Is movers Is going md refining, and b provide all
Necessary aid 10 the event O. &C ident. Ta-y are parucl Ary Q =
10 ned 20 use al po'tib.e despatch, 10 vieH Ct ID spprJac los vim
tss, c'nsse1t With the lights an: o. tie psIteI thus
fa-nlh!ng their property for the use Of the state. Ihst azs may
he Itined siasly without delay, and formed int, rlni on the
nav.
You se particularly reqas't ted 10 ro,Ifr me, ffom nue 70 Il re,
oiynqfp ogre In he eTtcuuon " thls Irls', md specially yhst
u.nbs sitssa' you poun.Y Will pr baby inr1 al Gr the ser, ie.,
toge he vi h ttdr ca ,sohy. &c. gr duties being performed,
ycu will rep2rt 70 this ONE ypraLtR the names o. oil pa. 81
who sh III We fariiihed Tea IS the character tfthoI. ts,1s -lh =
date ofthe CONNIE esmtn, 4 the servise-al expenses i.eured,
kc,kc
Ample 'uud, hav, been plned IN TIE ; an 70 Of the Executive to
met III ins exp : ei lncl lent & tbs service. ThiI ofi 20 VIII Ger.
hy II The e 'vernor Ter psyn.ent. all contracts made hy you for
hi e o. for I'm 2rsssneots unde- th 8 su'horisy sad ali o,her reason
Q letxpen,es, is udn "a re soIahle cor p 'nyaHyn Ory,usaVes,
l.. EMO ], Major aEd Graite=n9ster,
oc A tng q Ar er0ster- Ge ugFalV Va FoFces
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

Ware TO Tas SOLDIER Persons who have friends In
tae army, (wIo has no y should sriLe TO item Often
Nothing aside fr m th- substantial ecIn'ors of c1mr lie
/ l the form o. gcoa clothing aud other sin!lsr 2, cetra,,
/ 90 muc1 appreciated bT tie weary, toll worn solde &c
: ieTly, chcof.! letter T ON home We s5cu!e set aside
Cettsia days IN esch week in which to rite 10 ont sol
der frien1s. A1y enc who hss visited cur campo and
witnessed the eager esq with w3ich lhe soldier irqui e,
ioE loiters-how d ligeutly they are real when re iVed
aud how carefully he prtterves those little mi sivis Of
love and fisncship- canno: fail to real ~ tia amount Of
9o1d he may DO in tbis resptc.-G LarEeslnn Cynritr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

FLAG PRIsEsrlrIoS. The Feeder ok.barg News CDR
tains a correspondence, between Dol. 5 Bssset French,
A. D.. O.. to Gov. LstGAor, and Gen. Wade Hampton,
growing Gu; OF a presentation BY Col. French, on bebal.
Of the ladies' of Fredericksburg, Of a beautiful Guldon to
Gan, HlsptO4's command. Col. French, in making the
presentation says.
The fair ones of Fredericksburg, burning wish impa-
tien; restraint under tae temporary dominion Of the
enemy, have dsvoed a portion Of the hours Of their cap
ivi;y-Nhile their hsrps hung upon the HllloWs-in
Weaving q guidon Tor their brave couotrymep. Who have
devoted then selves 10 the accomplishment Of our indie.
pendeuoe. From this noble band OF brothers they have
selected you as the recip ent OF this token Of tier favor
Ia the abiding faith thl. /! will be cherished by you and
your brigld, with a devotion akin 10 the feelings which
prompe4 the gift.
In response, Gen. Hampton thus happily accepts tbs
present:
Their beautiful aift shall. indeed, "be cherished BY
me aud nv brigade with a devosol akin to the feelings
which prompted ,ke gift" 1t shall be cherished most
sac eddy; 1t shall be borne p'ou ii i, shall be defended
whilst th,re is an arm to sIik ia its defenps, or Q heart
70 remember the nobl, women who gave it 10 Us.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

To KSTP APPLIs ros WINTER USE-Pdt them in
casks or bios IL layors well covered with dry sand, each
layer beug covered. This preserves them from the air,
from mos uFe, aud from iros; Is prevents their perish.
ms by their eyn parspirsiop, their moisture being ab.
soIbed by the SAND; at the ssLss iisae it preserves the
d ,vor OF the apples, aud prevens their vii ing. Pippins
have bscn kept 10 this m ,nner tou1d and ~, 81 till mid
summe; aud how much longer they would have K ,p, Is
not kno~n. Any kind Of sand will answer, bu! 1t must
bs p~eIieolly drv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
QUARrERhIsrEs amrRIL's OYFIoI,
ERsIE. fORln. !
L~ynchhurg, Va, Oct Is, 1854
To the Presiding MigistrIte and sheriff

TO the Presiding Magistrate and Sheriff
fee county ot|--
TIE q neral Assembly OF vlrsrlths pas Ell aaA3t to provide
TO- the dstribuion a-d sale Of sat to the people Of this cemmot
wealth AZ -ttual 1T
PAN sc c have been conferred upoa the Rrecl.!ve OF the
Ct 10 Lc,oIy ~ tLTg object l. Is absolute y necessary, oring
20 t.e car approach o; W lter, tie u gent -,uls OF N. y apple Tor
far, aud ID prr'snt I'M. 81 ity " m X rs otgCr srAi gen IS.
tsA' c. be mad inGeii tey UPON oiEenB Tor transportation.
HI Ex,eEe- g the toVsgnor a the stsie, hiss imposed IN his
once the % Y o. procuTng wagons ad teams suit able for the
tAIllf and u. nspOrR'lol CT "a foD tbs EtnsEha ssl nei 10
gibD-o Depot, ca he Gee II, Rnifo.i s4d 10 Dublin Depot, on
the NIrgtrG and .cn4essee B,IGLI"
lac TiBgi5 auth ,iE and vnpoue. you J2rat0iD 20 procure
al the vsgo Sta 5 and divers pQssble - BE- obtained IN your
county, -GI to 'ersasd them ~innedlltelJ by the pos' dire:I an
pa gsble Iou'e - tEs X insvhA s4lnes, where arr AngemeL
will be nSie To q the = pro npuy With salt. Deliverable a. e Iier
o. the sboye pepob. liihsf or 10th Of you are snpoEsFed 10
a' In the pre- rises.
The hIoxins ates will be pId for teams thus eIpl,ysd, upon
the certificate OF either one Of yu as 70 the date Ct he co n
neGcemel. OF SCI vice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

BLLCSUEREE Ts..-A frierd fon Rlgsell county,
Ali, prezented TO W., a lew GTs stree, \ handful Of
blackberry lsaVes, dried in the shade, fer the purposc CT
making tea He represented its resemblance IN tate to
The tet Of Chius, to be so close as to make il tiGi ,ult 10
distinguish one from the other. We have tried th. Sc
leaves, end hai the similarity in tsstc, sae!l and color
10 be as he .epfessntsd. We DIG pot honestly believe
that wo could hAvI told las difference betgssn it and
Chial gr,eu tea, had We not known 1t u b sn extract
Ct blackberry leaves.
E,~is a very good tins to gather and dry these
leaves, and W regomgeud a trial to our readers Pa
silly tel tea may b. too s~s.iaseGt lor persons CT cost We
habits, though Va could not perceive any "a C. Of tbst
sort, AMI i. would ne pru1en. for them TO observe its ef.
feet Columbus EagY;rr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

At ~smithvlle, n. O, Of yelos fever, contracted 10 Wilmington,
In the .9d year Of his age, DIR. J)dN PRAsuls HfArH, surgeon
u. 4 q. b., native OF etssourg. on duty In charge Of fou JAG
yell Hospital, al smltlvlAe, Nc.
Iuy papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17
INTERESTING CERENONIAL AT CHARLESTON.

oaKrsrKSIsG rRH GuHBoLr "PALNErro STATE
o. Saturday last the gunboat palmetto State" puH'
At Charleston, mainly through the efforts and effings
of tho women Of South Carolina, was formally nameo
and dedicated. We copy from our Charleston exchanges
the following account of the proceedings.
All PLACES IF u ding q visW Of ihs boat and OF the sWe
Of the csrem onilI sers ~througei at an early hour, ana a
lug, proportion Of the spectators were Of the TAR SRI
On the gunbo.. were present az many adies ~ coui1 Do
a uvenien,lV acc )mmodsied, aud, auoug them Mes sue
L Gsr,, the author of the fcst response And en,tih8
made to the appeal aud application of the O'Hrtsr Tor a
ladies' guaboat.
{. n; Captain TICKER q N G-n,sin Ihn Katiscss'
{. N Lirut, Va q ,uis, Lieut.. W dah Surgeon
Sam ,son, oniet 8 ginssr OF station, yirginu3 Fsas@sa
FIss Assistants, Oht,les Levy, hArss.l Jordan AND
other oHi GERS Of the Navy.
Al an early stage Of the proceedings General besure-
gard and stf, aud Brigadlsr General Git and staha IL
ivet and took position on tho upper dscs, which, oeine
elevated some distance above the surrounding vnarVes,
'ormei The ros'rum for the occasion. As the hero OF
sumter, Mlnsssls aud Shiloh stepped upon the sangWay
nd c,ms within view Of tho assembled throng, ne was
uelcom d with hearty aud long cont haed chssrs.
At the appointed hour, the exercises were opened With
prayer by Rev. DR.. Smith, Pastor Of the Second PresbJ'
terrain Church.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-17

kpdsaes, the detSbsd assembling, ~dispitssd, AShistug
sAyerly al opportunity Of performing the same rite TOR
the second ~guuboat, and an occasion Of trial for The
q p,lmatto 9tateh