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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-24
TBE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Is the only paper published IN Potter county
circulates among an intelligent class of peo-
pie, and is thus an excellent medium 1or ootn
CITY and Country Advertising.
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distance must be Cash or have responsible re-
ference.
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anonymous cOmmhnicationS.
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DkSSoaEEts0aas
Notice.

MY Wife, MARY ANN, has left my he'd and
w board, without provoeation, 2d hereby
caution all persons not to trust her on !ny
account as viii pay no debts Of her gsaltracs-.
ing unless compelled by law
S[IAAS NELSON.
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na-No snow as yet for the holidays.
Pleasure seekers will be compelled to use
rough roads this year.
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nsa See New Advertisements.
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New York Metcury.
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A carefully selected stock of
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Just arriving from New York, such as
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
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We ,would also inform you that We have got
established in our
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gouderspOrt wedne4 4day Evening Dec. a. 1862.
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0OIIVVL DUUNo, &c
Cheap for Ready-pay.
10000 Bushels ASHES and so hblS. EGGS
Wanted
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We are happy to inform all those in want
of Choice and Domestic Goods, that we now
have stock of some
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COudersport, Pa.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
ty Auditor. is Superseded.

ty Auditor, is superseded.
Il. When a person is found by the Board
to- be justly entitled TO exemption, red l'ne
will be drawn through his name so as to
leave it legible on the list, and the cause of
exemption will be noted in the column for
remarks.
5. To enable the quota which may be
due from the county to be correctly ascer-
tanned and apportioned among the several
townships, it is important taat the names
of all volunteers furnished by the town
ships, respectively, and mustered into the
army of the United States for any term of
service, should be entered upon the "volun-
teer list" II is equally important that the
name of every man who may be Liable to
draft, residing in township, be enrolled on
the other list. The enrolling officers will
be particular to see that this is doue.
6. Persons who have served in the army
and who are now discharged, are not, for
that reason, exempt from draft.
Z. Should the Board be unable to hear
and determine all the claimes for exemption
on the day Fixed for their meeting, they
will continue in session for second day,
and If absolutely necessary for third day.
They are epjoined however to complete
their investigation at the earliest moment,
possible.
s. .As soon as the Board shall have noted
all exemptions and completed the lists the
commissioners will, ssithout any delay, re-
port in person and deliver the lists to the
Adjutanl General, who will determine the
quota of drafted men required from each
township, and will prepare instructions for
the same.
cit is expected that the commissioners and
their deputies, will be active and prompt in
completing the work entrusted to them.
The fGilGre Of one county UiH delay the
whole. f0ra
By order of O. P. MORTON, Governor.
LAZ NOBLE,
! ---.,5s---~ AdJt. Gen. of Ind.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

NEW York, Aug. 20.-Arrangements are
being made for another mightyawar meet
ing to be held here in few days.
The 18th, l6;h, 18th, and 18th Connec-
ticut regiments will pass through here in a
few days. They are full to the maximum
number, and are completely equipped. Four
more will be filled shortly. sIgF 10
The Commercial says, we apprehend that
all doubts Of the ability of the city of
Brooklyn to fill their quota of troops under
both calls are set at rest. f.,., .,s
Recruiting is progre ssing very rapidly in
this city, and under the'excitementof Genl.
Corcoran's presence, will be urged forward
with almost unparalleled rapidity. By this
means we may add large portion OF oor
three months no lItia now in the field 49,
There will be no steamer for California
tomorrow. The loss of the Golden stare
delayed the arrival of the Champion. II
she arrives to night she will probably sail
Friday. If not, the North Star will sail
Saturday
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

FoRr MONROE, Aug. l9.-Last night SIX
teen Union officers who have long been in
carcerated in Southern prisons, arrived at
Fort Monroe. They are from Salisbury, N.
c., and other Southern prisons, and came
here via Richmond. They make bitter
complaints of their usage and hard fare.
They left for Washington this P. NJ. by
special boat. s.~4rl7
The Richmond Examiner of the Is b,
says we have no news of interest of the enc
my on the south side.
The Petersburg Express whose columns
usually TEEN with the very latest from CITY
Point and innumerable points, now comes
TO us.with the sad admission that it could
learn nothing of the enemys movements
yesterday. Where is the reiable-fr ne
groes? What has become of the man with
the strong eye glass who used TO watch the
Yankees so closely from the highest points
in Prince Georges. Have both these in
valuable reporters, since the last view they
obtained, of the enemy's operations here
been content to snuff the Yankees afsr off?
The following is from the Examiner of
the l6tb. ? o. III ~ -
Two hundred wounded Yankees fell into
our hands at Cedar Greek, and were con-
veyed TO Charlottesville. A majority of them
ere loo seriously wounded 10 warrant any
expectation of their recovery. There are
among them dozen or more commission
ed officer. A Colonel has had leg and
arm amputated. The same paper in speak
ing of the latest foreign news, claims the
strongest sympathies Of France and Eng
land. no fsKs9 = mn $50
Buell. is announced to have hung Eve
of the respectable citizens of the South ia
retaliation for the murder of Gen. McCook.
This is declared brutal and bloody mnr-
der. Fiendish acts are declared 10 have
been consulted on the people aud property
happening to be in the vicinity of the muir,
der. Gen. Buell., having been known as
one of the most lenient Yankee generals, it
goes to prove that these acts of murder and
arson emauate from headquarters. The
alleged outrage upon widows and orphans
and the privacy OF feelings of women and
wholesale plumber aud destruction, some-
thing must be done to put an end 20 this
insolence-these erievous and insulting
outrages. We have the subjects upon
which to iufict terrible retribuuon. The
public mind is convinced that unless full
and fierce retaliation is Inflicted this sys-
temsof murder and outrage will continoe to
60 on. How can we hold demons in awe
unless we treat them as demons - 3s1.
Speaking of the election in North Caro-
lina, the Examiner claims the election of
Vance over Johnson by 80, 900 or 5000
majority.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

G D.VDREES.-Clothes Plus, White Lime,
Az Lemon Syrup, Tomato ltsup, Rice, Almonds,
Fiiterts, English walnuts, figs, rsisius, currants
oysters, saraines, alum, epson salts, roll brim-
stone, sulphur, cepperas. maider, extract of log
wood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed cords of all
kinds, tobacco of ali kinds, blacking, batting, nut
megs eiga, OF all kinds, ginger, glass Jars, Lam
tel ms and d. SKIS mustard, pepper sauce, matches,
pickles, pipes. powder, percussion CAPS, fish
Of all kinds, safety FUSE soaps of all kinus starch
tees, viEegar, hor letter, Dote cap and fancy
paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum
drops, wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon,
dried beef british iustre, bonnet boards, lux, OIL
nails sash glass, alspices soda, pain killer liquor
ice, &C., &C., &C. lr9
supply Of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low by s. L. Gilbert Co., No. syca-
more. 1880
ALMONDS AND FILBERTS.--Io bbis for sale
by s. i Gilbert Co.
MANILA CORDAGE.-60 coils small size, for
sale by s. L Glib TT & Co.
BVNNET BOARDS.-20 gross, for sale by s. E.
Gilbert q Co.
LIGARS.-l0O,OOO, all quaIiti s, from common
TO the very Lest for sale low.
STAR CANDLEs.--5o0 boxes, for sale very Low,
BY Gilbert q Co.
FIsH.-Msrkerel and While Fish, 70 packages,
for sale by Gilbert q Co. rs = - :. =
INDIGo.-3O0 pounds very choice, for sale Low
by s. GIJBERT d co.
OY5TEkS.-b06 one and two pound cans, for
sale low. e.a
RIFLE P0wDER.-75 kegs Duponts, also "a ID
ana lib cansters, for sale By g. Z. Gilbert Co.
KAISINS.--Layer and III Raisins, so, " hole,
half and q, ar or boxes. z.s
SOAP Bar sap and fancy soap, q large supply
JuIys0 s.. n. GILBERT co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
SPECIAL TO HERALD.

NASHVILLE, August 1s--Ths train from
Huntsville was fred into to-day near CO.
lumbia. "A woman and Child was killed,
aud Two Of the Bird Kentucky Regiment. n
The rebel force it is reported have evacu-
ated Chattanooga, aud are making Northern
movements. No houses were burned at
Gallatin by Morgan.
The Uniou refugees from Gallatin have
arrived. They are content to remain here
awaiting the issue of events,
+ Communication will soon be restored be-
tween Nashville and Louisville. Prices of
everything have advanced 25 per cent, since
the embargo. The river is high enough for
light draft transports. -., s.s .-rr
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
MORE ABOUT DRAFTING.

The Adjutant General has issued General
Order No. 70, dated August ls, from which
we take the following
Extract from General Orders issued Aug.
ID, 1862, from the War Department.:
2. Volunteers TO fill up the new Regi-
menls now organizing will be received and
paid the bounty and advance pay until the
22nd day of this month, and if not complet-
ed by that time will be consolidated and
superhuous officers mustered out.
3. Volunteers to fill up the old Regi-
ments viii be received and paid the bounty
and the advance pay until the first day
Of September.
'The draft for Three Hundred Thousand
Militia, called for by the President, will be
made on Monday, the Alb day of SepIem-
Der, between The hours of 8 o'clock a. NJ,
and 5 o'clock r. ~, and continue from day
to day between the same hours until COM
pleted."
additional Special Orders Respecting En-
ToLLngeRt of the Militia IN the State Of In
GiaEG.--Iu addition to former orders the
following are issued for the guidance OF
Commissioners and enrolling officers: -
l. The Commissioner is instructed TO
have the township Lists completed in sill re-
Spects by Tuesday, the 26th day of August,
inst, at which time the Commissioner aud
his deputies viii meet at the Court House
in their county and Organize themselves in
10 Board and will proceed to determine
all claims and applications for exemption
from military duty. -
Q. Notice Of the time aud place of ths
meeting of said Board, setting forth the OBJ
iect thereof, must be given Immediately up
on the receipt hereof, by handbills to b
prepared under the direction of the Com
missioner and posted in at least three publ
places ia each township.
8. A surgeon will be appointed in eac
county, TO meet with the Board and care
fully and impartially examine oil person
who claim exemption on the ground {
physical disability. The instruction con
tained in General order No. "a, respectin
: certificates of practicing physicians and IT
: luiring the same to be. fled With the Cour
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

NEW YOEK, Aug. 2o.-The Hersld says
edltorislly, we are inclined to expect that
Gen. Botler's next field of operations will
be South Carolina and with the restoration
Cof the old hag over the Custom House,
Charleston will, before long be under the
wholesome discipline of Gen. Butler
An army letter in the Times says the
last soldier of the retiring army passed the
Chckahominy at 2 o'clock Monday night.
There has been no attack on the lear and
no loss of any killed, and this retrograde
movement has been a perfect success.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

WAsHINGToY, August l9.--The following
appointments under the tax law have beer
made for Michigan: 'a Of
LIST District-L. G. Berry of Adrain, Col.
lector; Joshua r. Bennett of Adrain, As
SCISSOR. o- ai1lf4i t1ftA
I'd District-Allan Fl. Morrison of st. 10.
seph, Collectors; Elijah P. House Of Paw
Paw, Assessor.
Sd District-lra Mayhem of Albion, Col
lector Whitney Jones of Lansing, As.
SCISSOR.
4'h District Warren B. Turner of Grand
Rapids, Collector Alenzo Sessions of Sen.
eca, Assessor. 'hA
5th DIsrct-Giles Hubbard of Mount
Clermonh Collector; Luther Stanly of Bur.
lington, Assessor.
9Th District-Saml. H. Warren of Flint
Collector; Townsend Worth of Vassar, AS
SCISSOR. $50 ti7" 7s- cas-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
Capt. anc
MT. VERNON, August 30, go.

B&-The Little Grey Eagle did not arrive
uutil yesterday afternoon, being nearly %
hours behind Iiufe.
The Eugene bad not arrived up to noon.
She got aground on Der last trip on almost
every bar between Evansville and the
mouth of the river.
The Ohio River is in worse condition
for navigation aow than 1t has been for
years. The long continued high water Of
the past spring has completely changed the
channel to such an extent that it is almost
impossible for pilots TO keep the +" nun of the
river" and they are brought up on sand
bars where they least expect any obstruc-
lions whatever. The side-wheelers will
have to give way to boats of lees preten-
sions, and drawing less water.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

WASHINGTON, August 2o.-I have here a
report of great importance from the army.
What it is | am not at liberty to state, but
! am led to believe some movement of the
highest consequence has taken place. will
send the particulars as soon es feel author
lied to do so.
We are informed and have reason to
credit the report that Gen. Butler will soon
be recalled from the Department of the
Gulf and that Gen. DIX will take his place
there, with his Headquarters at New Or
leans, that be will be associated in the Ad-
ministration of the local affairs with Hon.
Reverdy johnson as Provisional Governor
of the State.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

KANSAS CITY, August 2O-The federal
loss at Lone Jack on Friday last is under
stood to have been $50 killed, wounded
and missing. The balance OF The force es-
capped to Lexington. The section of artil-
lery lost in the fight was taken and retaken
four times, and was finally spiked and
abandoned oy the federas.
In the fight at Independence on the 18th
General Hughes, who commanded a rebel
regiment at Carthage and brigade at Viii
sons Greek, was killed, and the potorious
Col. Thompson was wounded it is sup
posed fatally. n Hn sNs1ag c-lsTr
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

One on the southeast side of Main street,
from Canal to Sixth street. Glass No. l.
One on the southeast side of Locust street
from Foarth street to the Canal. Glass
No. l.
One on the south side of Sixth street be-
tween Fulton Avenue and. Fifth Avenue.
Glass No. Q.
One on the west side of Fulton Avenue
between Franklin and Sixth streets. Glass
No. 2.
One on the south side of Sixth street
from Fulton avenue to Fourth avenue
Glass No. q f,sse. sai's4
One. on the northeast side of Church
street between Chestnut and Cherry streets
Glass No. 2. yfauoa st9a
The Council adjourned to NEE. on Sat
urday, August 80, 1862. sa,a .a.e
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

At dinner party recently, prominent
politician said in the presence of Reverdy
johnson, thst with the later IS Governor,
ard Gen Dix in the place Of Gen. Bntler
the people would rally, and through Con-
vsntion bring the State back into the Union.
From this private remark doubtless has
arisen the rumor thst such an arrangement
ia about to be cousummated. 1t has no 9TH
er basis 80 - ~ sual iv -frf-
Gen. Michael Corcoran left Washington
at IL o'clock for the North.
~ Gen. Burnside is here
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
TRIBUNE's SPECIAL

WASHINGTON, August l9.-The mind Of
Government is again agitated touching the
censorship of the Press. Complaints have
been made that news of important move
ments by national armies is prematurely
published in some of the New York Jour-
mails. Gen. HaIleck has determined to order
correspondents out of the lines of General
Pope, if not, also, of those of other Cen
erals, and that the exodus will commence
very speedily. ~ ISIS ssa-i ef.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

We are indebted to Gen. Clark B. Lagow
Inspector General OF the forces under Gen
Grant for a COPY of the Mobile Evening
News Of date August 9Th. II printed on
half sheet and is dingy looking Odair.
However it may he with theresources of the
Southern Confederacy in other particulars,
it is quite evident they are very nearly
played out in the newspaper line. i. ..-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

FoRrREss MONROE, August 49, To-day
the old bridge across Hampton Creek was
rebuilt, and pontoon bridge was laid
across near it. ~ ,-.sr-a
A force of cavalry arrived at Hampton
to-day. A large number of troops are en-
camped above, two miles this side of New
port News. A large baggage train is now
at Hampton. 7i e7a
Gen. Burnside is now at Fort Monroe
and there is some talk of his taking CON-
mand of the army now in command of Nc
ClelIan.! A portion of this army must re-
main on the Peninsula between Hampton
and Yorktown, as there are 20 acres cover
ed by hospitals at Hampton; railroad il
now being completed between there and
Fort Monroe. -D msa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
no for the gallant -a5h Regiment ,

xAo for the gallant 25Ih Regiment
1.-The undersigned has opened recruiting
Office at Mt. Vernon for the purpose of fill
ing up that old veteran regiments the gal
liant 25th, which has been successful in all
the engagements in the. Western DEPART
ment. Persons joining this Regiment will
receive the same bounty pay, advance pay,
rstions, &C., that those do who join new
Regiments, and viii have the following
advantages ia addition:
LIST. They go into regiment which is
well drilled, well differed, and has already
gained place in the history of the country
I'd. These who join the 18th will be
mustered out of service with those who
originally enlisted aud consequently will
have fifteen months less time to serve than
those who join new regiments.
Sd. Col. Morgan, the Commander of the
15th, is one Of the most accomplished Off
GERS in the army. He is kind hearted and
attentive to the wants of his men and pays
unusual attention to regulations for tht
preservation of their health.
will remain in Mt. Vernon for severa
days, after which will visit Evansville.
Ed RANDOLPH,
Capt. and Recruiting Officer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

New madrid, Aug. 20.-A force of cav
airy from this post under Capt. Frank
Moore, while on an expedition to Charles
ton, attacked a rebel camp on White Oak
ridge west Of Hickman, killed four of the
enemy, took nineteen prisoners, including
three captains, captured 27horses and about
100 stand of arms. Capt Moore and one
private were wounded. None killed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

BALTIMORE, August 20.-Gen. Michael
Corcoran will arrive here at O'Clock this
afternoon He will address the Irish OF
this city tonight. dof e@ a,ruf5i
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21
WEST BADEN SPRINGS,
0raooe Ho,,os., T,S..,

rTyKEs .YE NJ W.aTBREJvs PEx0B
u located izst one mile from tbe old freuen
Lick, formerly Kept By me, and 10 the best fssed
up pla Of the kind in the State, an contains the
in fact tie Springs are 50 vars 10 their medcin-
al qualities, that am ensbled 70 treat nearly all
q diseases that hesh IL heir ~. With success.
For those that ike sruseme esa,, nave ZEN
For further particulars, would refar 70 g. X.
rsw. y. A. Cook, and Mr.. Henning, Of Evans.
Vile Persous lsayin Evansville will stop At the
Sho e., ON the O. & 81. Z. R., where they will
nnd Mr.. Wilson. who Will bring them 70 this place
the same day Tor tsa. Dr. J. A. LANE,
sug9 lad .ie-a Proprietor.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

long ravne with water IA feet deep. A
man and woman riding u 3 carriage were
caught in the food. The wc+ssB end horse
were drowned. The man 6ostsa more than
a mile to place of safety.