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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-22

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Personally appeared before me the above
named ---and--and severallv made
oath that the ADORE certificate is correct and
true, to the best Of their knowledge and belief
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FORM q.

Certificate that the person HaJ7e TO draft is The
tatte Of Dotherlsss children, ,,7der tsceiUe years
Of age, dependent on has La5or for support.
|, --, the subscriber being liable to
draft in the service of the United States, here
by make affidavit that am the father Of
motherless child, under 2 years of age, and
dePenden, upon my labor for support.
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Justice of the Peace.

Dated at -. this-day Of -, 1856.
NoTE This is only intended to apply
where the members of the family claiming
exemption reside in the same family. fany
of the members reside elsewhere, and have
gone into the military service of the United
States, no exemption on that account can be
claimed
NoTE 2.-This certificate must he signed BY
one OF the parents, if there be any if not, by
two respectable pers rs (heads Of families
resident Of the same town. county or district
with the person for whom exemption is
claimed.
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PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,

PROvosT MARSHAL s OFFICE,
18th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Wliliamsport, Pa, July -, 1868.
VEvHE FORM OF AFFIDAVITS To BE USED
Z to establish exemption under the provi-
sions of section of the act for enrolling and
calling out the National forces, &c. .,are hereby
published for the information Of the 2ublic.
FORM 25.
Certificate Of exemption for the Son Of a Fido1r,
or Of aged and igtrm Parent or Parents.
l. the subscriber, resident Of
--county State of-----, here
by certify that I, being liable to military duty
under the act Of Congress for enrolling and
calling out the National forces, &c. approved
March 3, 1853, am the only son of--a
widow, (Or o., an aged parent) de-
pendent upon my labor for support.
We, the subscribers, DO hereby certify that
the above named--is the only son Of
widow Tor of aged and infrm parents) depeu-
dent upon his labor for support.
Personally appeared before me--the
above ramed-- and and
severally made oath that the above certificate
is correct ami true to the best Of their know
ledge and belief. -------
Justice Of the Peace.
Dated this-day Of, I66
Note 1.-The first of the above certificates
must be signed BY the person claiming exemp-
ton, and the second by two respectable citi-
zens heads Of families residents Of the town.
county or district in which the person resides.
ard sworn to before magistrate.
Note 2.-This certificate is TO be used only
in cases where the labor Of the person claim
ing exemption is actually necessary for the
support Of the persons dependent on him. The
exemption does not apply in cases where there
is sufficient property to yield support, and the
necessary business for collecting the income
can be transacted by agents, trustees, or the
like.
FORM 26.
Certificate Of a Parent that he Or she desires one
Of his or her sons exempted.
I, the subscriber, the father Tor mothlr) of
--and--, residents Of --
county. State of-- hereby certify that
] am aged and infrm. and that am dependent
for support on the labor of nv two sons. above
named; and that elect that my--son
--shall be exempt from the operations
of the act of Congress. for enrolling and cai.
ing out the national forces" sc approved
March I, 1868.
We, the subscribers, do hereby certify that
the above naEled--is aged and infrm.
and dependent on the labor of-sons for
support. ----
Personally appeared before me, the above
aDd--severally made oath
that the above certificates are correct AID true .
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FORM 2S.

Certificate that fco members Of the family Of the
person liable to draft are already IN the malta
~ serUice of The United States.
We ha 5s,bScriharc and
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Personally appeared before me, the above
named -and--, and seYerally
made oath that the above certificate is correct
and true to the best of their knowledge and
belief
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We, the subscribers, and -res-
idents of -- County. State Of.
hereby certify that -- is father - of
motherless children uuder l9 years of age.
ard dependent on his laber for support.
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PRICE CURRENT,

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS & Co, Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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idents of f--, County, State OF
-, hereby certify that two members of
the family and household of --- county
and State above mentioned. are in the militia
ry service Of the United States as non-com-
missioned officers, musicians or privates.
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Justice of the Peace.

Dated this---day of---ls6-.
NoTE.-The first certificate must be signed
by the person claiming exemption, and the
second by two respectable persons (heads of
families) resident in the same town. county
or district with the person for whom exemp-
ton Is claimed
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Personally appeared before me--the
above named--. and and
severally made oath that the above certificate
Is correct ami true to the best Of their know
ledge and belief
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FOPN IN

Certificate Of Exemption on Account Of EHs1dta,
Jieaess Of Age.
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Local and General.
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FORM of

Personally appeared before me, the above
named---, aDd--severalIy made oath
that the above certificates are correct aid true
to the best of their knowledge and belief.
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Administrator Nofice,

EETHFREAS, letters of administration on
w the estate of Thaddeus Darling, decd late
OF Allegany township, Potter Co, Pa. have
been issued to the subscribers in due form of
law, notice is hereby given to ali persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment; and those having
claims viii present them, duly authenticated.
for settlement.
RHUDA A. DARLING.
a 6. PRESHO, Admsrs:
Allegany, May 3, 1868 CIV
SAPONIFIER! The Big Thing" on Soap.
- for sale az STEBBINS'
HUNTS BLOOM OF ROSES,-for the La
II dles.-at STEBBINS'
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Justice of the Pence

Dated at-this-day Of. SO
Note 1.-The first certificate must be signed
by the parent making the election. and the
second by two respectable citizens lheads Of
tamiliesl residents of the town. county or dis
trict in which the persons reside. and sworn
to before magistrate. In case the father is
deceased, the certificate is to be signed bv the
mother, and the fact Of the fathers death is to
0e stated by the person certifying.
Note 2.-This certificate is to be used only
in cases where the labor of the person claim
ing exemption is actually necessary for the
support OF the persons dependent on him The
exemption does not apply in cases where there
IS sufficient property to yield support. and the
necessary business for collecting the income
can be transacted by agents, trustees, or the
Ike.
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We, the subscribers, do hereby certify that
the above named--is the only son Of a
widow or Of aged and infrm parents) depeu-
dent upon his labor for support.
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Coudersport, Wednesday Evening, July %, 1868.
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We, the subscribers, -and-- resi-
dents of -- county, State Of hereby
certify that --. who is liable to draft. i
the only brother Of under - wears of
age, having neither father nor mother and
dependent on his labor for support.
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Csrt.hca's tat TIE peso laJ's to draft is The only
6rothsr Of child or childra: dependent on his
tator for support
l. tue subscriber, ------ being liable to
draft INTO the service OF the United States,
hereby make an affidavit that l am the only
brother ot----under u years Of age. .hav-
ing neither father nor mother, and dependent
on his labor for support.
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LCCIEN BIRD.
BroOkland, Pf., June .. 1868.
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A TTENTION, FAITHFUL SOLDIERS.
"a WHO HAVE GEEN HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED.
YOUR COUNTRY OFFERS YoU DISTINCTION.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosT MARSHAL GESEBA1' S OFFICE,
washington. d. C. June II, 1853.
NoTIcE-The following will be published
as a haud-bill or notice, by every District
Provost Marshal, with such alterations as be
may think particularly suited to his district
The object being to hasten and encourage en-
listments in the Invalid Corps
JAMES B. FRY,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09
EIGHT PER CENT FUNDING

The attention Of the public is directed the foow-
ing regulations issued by the Secretary Of the Teasu
in relation TO funding Of Confederate States Treasu
ry Notice:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
RIcHNoSD, May 20, 1853.
The following regulations established for the
guidance Of the officers Of the Treasury In relation TO
the two year Treasury notes aud eight per cent eer6
Gates Issued under the act Of Congress Of Nay TO- 6l
l. The holders OF any Of The two year Treasury
notes. Issued under the provisions OF the said act may
at any time, before the 3lst Of july. 1893,
change the eight per cent. bonds payable IN
ten years to be issued under the authority Of said act
2. The Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer and Deposito
res will issue certificates to such holders in the usual
FORM TO be taken up by delivery Of the bonds NJ soon
as they shall be prepared
q. G. MENHRsEB, Secy TreAy.
A. c. WILLIAMSON c. s. d.,
June 8, 1863 Charlotte, n. G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09

fHE pRosPEor.-The Richmond Dispatch,
speaking of the late encouraging news from Eieks-
burg, says: ~ ~ 2
awakening from their short-lived dream of
conquest and subjugatiou, the deluded subjects of
Abraham the First have at last found cut that
Flcksburg Is not to be had except by hard fight
ng-by such fighting as they never have done
and never will do so long as Yankee courage and
Yankee generalship remain unchanged. Whilst
the heroic garrison of the Western Gibraltar sur
rounded BY an overwhelming host, are moving
them down by thousands at every point of their
me OF attack, johnson, with retribution disaster
and death in his train, is swiftly approaching in
their Hank and rear, and may at any moment strike
q blow that will reverberate through all Yankee
dom, and close by one single thunderclap the
campaign of the West. MEANWHILE, Sterling
Price is on the war path, and the dame of the old
hero resounds like the trumpet Of judgment in the
ears of the eowardly oppressor.
Il ne flames of resurrection, yet smouldering in
Missouri, will blaze out with redoubled fury at his
approach, and an army Of patriots will spring up
from the soil under the martial tread of his patriot
bands By the destruction Of Grants army-snd,
unless he escapes by awaiting himself Of the Yam
kee transports the Mississippi, we anticipate
nothing less from the decisive battle which will
oe forced apon him-Missouri, Arkansas, and
Western Louisiana will be at once freed from the
polluting presence of the hybrid and multicoiored
hordes by whom they are now overrun, and Banks,
the hero OF many retreats, will have to repeat on
grand scale his strategetic operations of last year,
when he made such unprecedented fast time under
the lash of Stonewan Jackson When the uni
versal rout begins, as begin it must. let every
solder Of our victorious host remember the long
series Of fendsh outrages perpetrated By our
savage foes, and let the watchward be-
Lay on, Macduf,
And damned be he who first cries: hold, enough
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09
DIED..

In this town. the Sd instant, amer painful III
ness OF several months, Mr. Abram @. Steele.
In this county, by being blown up in the Powder
Mill the 23d ult. Mr. Geo. w. Hutchison, aged "a
years and months, OF Cyrus and Mary A. Hutchl-
son.
In Unipu county, on the Path ulipo Mrs Christina
Richa rdson, aged so years For 20 years she was n
member OF the Methodist Church. and died with we'll
founded hope Of eternal life in the Kingdom Of Jesus
Chris-Com.
In Salisbury, on the 26th ult Mrs Laura Gene vito
OF Robert E Love, Esq, nged AZ years
In Gaston county, the 10th nit, from disease
traced in camp, j. f. Strain Of tho 9Th :. o. Reg1op
aged 29 years.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09
THE EXCHANGE BUSINESS SUSPENDED.

THE EXCHANGE BUSINESS SUSPENDED
The Federal Commissioner having refused to:de-
liver regularly paroled Confederate prisoners &C.
cordng to the agreement defined in the cartel, has
been informed that more Federal prisoners who
may fall into our bands will be exchanged until
the said Confederates are handed over. Our
commissioner has faithfully delivered over all
Federal prisoners demanded under the terms of
the cartel until this occurrence. Our account with
the United States gives us an excess Of prisoners,
captured>b our forces in all parts OF the Confed.
eracy, of about 1900 non commissioned officers
and privates. The capture of commissioned off,
GERS about balance. Nearly every one of the for
mer have been duly paroled and sent home. We
have nc information as to the cause of the reten
ton of the Confederate prisoners alluded 70, al
most all Of whom should have been delivered
three months ago. One thing is certain, the
United States will make nothing by its breach of
Unconstitutional Enquirer.
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DISMISSAL OF A BRITISH CONSUL.

RICHMOND, June 4.-The President has revoked and
annnlled the exequatur heretofore given to George
Moore as British Consul for this city, in consequence
of his assuming act in behalf of the Government OF
Her Brittanic Majesty matters occurring in the
State of Mississippi. He requested to submit to
the Secretary of State his consular commission before
further correspondence coeld be held with him as
British Consul for the Port of Richmond: Without
acceeding he entered into
Her Majesty's Consul with the Secretary of War,
thereby dsregarding the legitimate authority of this
Government
We are truly glad that the President dismissed the
gentleman. The Government of England is enemy
our cause and q friend our enemies.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09

TREASURY NoTEs.-As we have had some in
quiries in regard to funding Confederate Treasury
Notes. the following explanations will be found
useful:
Seven per cent coupon bonds or registered stock.
at the pleasure of the holder, will be issued in e1
change for Treasury Notes of all dates before tie
9th Of April. 1863 until the LIST day of August 1863
and OIL that day.
Six per cent bonds or registered stock. at the
pleasure of the holder. will be issued in exchange
for all Treasury Notes, issued after the 9Th of
April 1863, for one year after the LIST day OF the
month on which said Notes are issued. -
After the LIST of August next. Treasury Notes
which bear date before the 1st of December, 1862,
cannot be funded in any kind of Stocks.
Treasury Notes bearing date between the 1st of
December, 1862. and 9Th April 1863, are fundable
only in per stocks after LIST of August. 1863
All notes issued before the 1st Of December last
ought to be funded before the first of August next
as after that time they cannot be funded in Con-
federate Bonds, but will be paid by the Govern
ment ''six months after the ratification Of treaty
of peace"
We learn that Mr.. Williamson, the Depository
at this place, has funded $4,000 in per cent
Bonds since the 22d of April.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09

GLrE.-There is article much used and
greatly nee died. which is becoming very scarce
We aIIude to Glue. We have been unable, recent
ly to find enough to make u roller for mixing TYNE
and we hear the complaint frequently that there is
none to be had. Surely the manufacture of glue
would prove profitable business to some one. as
the materials might be procured in abundance from
the numerous Tan Yards now in operation in the
South. The trimmings from hides. .hoofs, &c.
winch are now thrown away. might be proftably
used in making glue.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09

The FOREIGN CLERGY.--It appears that por
ton of the clergy in France and England openly
working for the cause of the devil instead of religion
and civilization. In aaate number of the New York
Herald we find an article copied from an English
paper stating, that $50 French Protestant Clergymen
had addressed letter to their English brethren on
the subject of the war in America in opposition to
the South and representing that the success of the
represented by the Confederate States would
put back the progress of christian civilization and
of humanity whole century, 1850 of the Eug-
lish clergymen ESQ called) replied Amen" and
returned letter congratulating their French breth-
rem entertaining the true sentiment! These
French and English clergymen are initiating The
bad example of the Yankee preachers. In the
North and in Europe they the DEVILS best tools.
and his majesty is using them.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09

B9r One hundred and ninety Height Yankee
prisoners, captured on the Mississippi, We learn,
passed through this place yesterday afternoou
route for Richmond, we suppose to be exchanged.
They were beyond doubt the meapest looking set
Of men we ever saw, and were evidently OF the
lowest order of Western Yankees. Many of them
were barefoot, all of them ragged and looked if
they had been half starved for months. We learn
that eight thousand more are On the way VII
naington Journal 3D..
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.ADJUTANT Il INSPECTOR GEEERAL's OFFICE,
Richmond, May lst, 1858.
General Order; 10. So.

General Order; No. 50. ey
The following Act Of Congress, approved By the
President p1bished Tor che information md dree-
ton Of all Concerned IN connection with the act reat.
ing TO ipressments heretofore announced In General
Orders No. 81, m the Adjutaut and Inspector Gene
rails Office, April 9th 1863, and supplementary to
said acts:
An act to amend act eItted nAn act to regulate
impressmeuts by oAeerS OF the army"
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
do enact That 10 all cases ofappraseuent provided
for in said act the officer impressng the property sha
IL he believe the appraisement be fair aud lust en-
dorse upon IL bis approval; IL Rey ne shall Sndorss
upon Il bic reasons for refusing, Nnds deliYer the
same with q receipt for the properly Impressed TO the
owner his agent or attorney, aud, practca-
bic forward copy Of the receipt and sppraiseu emit
and bis endorsement thereon 10 the board of appras
ers appointed by the President and Governor Of the
State, who shall revise the and make fnal val
uaoD, TO give just compensation for the proper
" taken which valuson shall be paid by the proper
department for the Of which the property was Ia
ken, the certificate Of appraisers as provided In
the Of which this il amendatory. IApproved
April 37tb, 1881
BE- Order,
(signed) s. COOPER,
% Adjutapt and Inspector GeasFai.
t6r AL parties taking appeals from the dscisions
Of local appraisers TO the undersigned, hereby
tilted thar these appeals must be made up In doe form
and accompanied by suitable proofs and reasons Ia
cordance with the law, they caanot be acted on.
r. " BLACKSTOCK,
HpK. BURGWYN,
0emmisslopsr, If aprraistueHt for n. O.
jane I'd lsaa
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09

DISPATCHES FROM ABRoAD.-Dspatches from
our Commissioner in England arrived in this city
yesterday. They were brought by Lieut.. Davis,
late Of the British army. Lieut.. d. was on board
a British schooner, which sprung aleak of the
South Carolina shore and the bearer of the dis.
patches and his companions were forced 10 take o
small boat, and landed At Bull Island Thence
they went to Charleston and came OF 70 Rich
nond Dispdtch
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North Carolina
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This delightful Summon Resort Is now open for the
reception Of visitors, and the public have the
benefit Of these valuable
PRrcss BoARD-S5 per day,
. SIS per week,
$40 for -four weeks
We have plentiful supply Of Provisions, aal good
stock OF Ice secured. There IS daily line Of Hacks
and Mail from the Western y. G. RailroSd 10 The
Springs. II. l.. R0BARDS,
june ], 1853 2mpd Proprietor.
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SIT. MARY,s SCHOOL,
R1LEIGH, N. {

Rrsur Rrv. Tgos. ATKINSON, u. D.; Visitor.
REv ALBERT sMEDEs, D. n, Rector.
The next term win begin July 10TH and cad Dsesm-
Der 5th.
For Board and English Tuition, the charge Eill be
$225, pay able In advance.
For circular containing full particulars, apply 10
the Rector. i.
Parents desiring to enter their children the neat
term, should address the Rector Immediately.
dune 8, 1893 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09

VIRGINIA ELECr1oN-We stated last week that
II was probable that Mr.. Fournoy had been elected
governor OF Virginia. Fuller returns indicate the
''ectren of Gen VIM. Smith, aud the Richmond
r, say that Smith is elected-his majority over
'OO,n0y as Tar Us heard FROG being 1916. Smith
u 'u'nl'ro vote combined puts FIournoy in a
minority According to old party lines. Smith
a." democrat and Eournoy whig-both are true
"s' would make an excellent Governor
"'ml fr'oe has been elected ut.Governor
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

RICHMOND, June 6.-Northern dates to the Sd have
been received Official advices from Vicksburg to the
29th indicate changeia the state of affairs there.
The gun-boat Cincinnati sunk by the rebel
batteries the Goth. The loss was over 200 killed
and wounded. ..
Lincoln speaking of military operations in Mssis-
sppi; said he expected she best results but pre-
pared for the worst.
In the battle of Champion Hills the Gath Iowa made
up largely of clergymen, and which known ~ the
preachers regiment was nearly annihilated. The
rebels fought with the most reckless gallantry.
regiment of Georgans refused to retreat su1euder
when heavy charge was made and h,e-siIths Of
them were killed where they stood.
Burnside has prohibited the circulation ofthe'New
York World and the Chicago Times in his department
An arrival from Havana brings report Of the
capture of Pdebla and the whole Mexican by tns
army Of the French. Dates 10 May27th give interest
ing details of the capture Of French steamer and
transport. Finnisterre, who arrived York from
Vera Cruz the 10TH doubts the report and the
latest from Puebls the time of his
the lsh when the French held half Of the city and
the Mexicans the other half The latter strongly
fortified.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-09
TO JOHN KARTY's DEBTORS

Humanity requires yoa TO csme forward and par i'm
medately -Four lie orphan girls are dependent up.
on what you owe. The Soles and Accounts are 10 the
bands Of SheriG White Don't let him be under the
necessity Of calling on yon-:seo him soon.
7. n. BREM
June 2, 1853. ~ Admir- Of John Harry, dec.