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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-07
Voice ofthe Bucktafls.

Resolved, 1st. That we deem it the
sacred duty Of every loyal citizen who
desires the preservation of our National
Integrity and honor, and the establish.
ment OF enduring peace and prosperity
10 support, by their sufflages, no person
who has not declared himself uncondi.
tionally for the War. That Gov. Curtin
by his untiriug efforts to aid in crushing
the Rebellion, and his attention to the
wants of Penu'a Soldiers, has proved him.
self, in patriotism and ability, second tc
none in the land.
2. Thas while we contend with armed
foes IN our front, We appeal to our friends
at home to take warning by the fate OF
New York with her Copperhead Gov.
ernor aud accom- panying mobs and, lay
ing aside all partizan feeling and preju.
dlces, to act for the good of the country.
3. That no citizen can give clearer
proof of devotion to his country and ap.
probation of good Government, than the
soldier who offers his life to defend it.
That Judge Woodward bv his decision
in DISTINGUISHING the soldier, has forfeited
our confidence
4. That our national interests demand
that our Executive who has the organ.
ization of our State forces in his power,
should be familiar with the interests OF
the service, and that it would be sad
calamity to e"trust the Administration of
our State Government to a person OF
doubtful patriotism and loyalty.
5. That as the election of a man,
avowedly opposed to the war, for Govern.
or OF our State, would encourage the en-.
emles of our country, we earnestly appeal
to our friends in Penn'a to put forth
every effort to elect an able statesman, a
true patriot, the soldiers friend, by rally
ing unitedly to the standard Of FTEEDoM,
UNION, and ANDREW e. CURTIN.
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p~News from the southern part of
the State is cheering Let the "NOrth-
sern Tier" roll up majority for the Union
that will send Copperheads back into
their holes nevermore to disturb the
peace of our noble old Keystone with
their Kisses.
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CAxp SnAR CutrEppER, Va. Sept. %, 1853.

FRIEND Cobb As you may bv anx-
ious to know something of the political
preference of aa much of the army as pos
sible, / give you the vote of the Buektail
Regiment, az taken yesterday. 1t is be-
lieved that eauh man had as fair a chance
to express his preference, as he could
have had even at home, and at The polls.
The vote was taken by companies, as fol-
lows, viz:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-07

D@Remember, loyal men ! our ticket
is: ANDREW G.. CURTIN aud DANIEL
AaNEw Vote no ticket that does no.
compare with the one at the head of our
paper. 1t is the only loyal ticket in the
field. See that your ueighbors vote the
right ticket.
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THE REPLY.
CAMPNEAR PoRTER's FORD, Va, }
Sept. 9, 1863.

FATHER: Your traitorous letter was
duly received. and were it not that you
are my father. would not coodescend 80
low US 20 answer it. | hope, however. 1t
will be the last. do not wish to have
any correspondence with father or rea-
tiou, friend or iue, that writes such let
tiers to Soldiers. Are you not ashamed
Of yourself for sending such letter to a
son who has been in the service for two
years, and who intends, Negro or no Ne.
gro, to stand as long as there is traitor
10 face that is in arus? was not aware
when | wrote my last letter, that you was
copperhead. l thought you had more
good sense than to oppose Government
that has done so much for you. | will
not attempt to argue with you, but will
give you a little wholesome advice
Never again send such letter to any
person. Discard those rascally tories of
Limestoneville Never, with such prin.
ciples as you now have, come among
Uuion Soldiers, or the worst of torments
will be yours II you cannot write words
of cheer and comfort to me or any other
Union Soldier, for Gods sake don't write,
and if | again hear of your copperhead
movements l shall openly disown you,
and not recognize you as father or a re-.
lation, and consider you disgrace to the
name. My love to Mother.
Your loving, Government.sup-
porting son, j.
Ho,nmant 10 upnaoaseoru
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EUREKA!
"I HAVE FOUND ITp

Was the exclamation of the Astronomsr who
first discovered that the world moved In II.
orbit; not less joyous has been the excIap,.
ton of those who have found THE PLACE
where GOODS can be purchased FIFTEEN
or TWENTY PER CENT. below the mar.,,
price, and yet find them as represented. Two
things are to be considered in purchasing
Goods: the Quality and the Price; and pur-
chasers studying both, can bs better satisfied
with our stock than any other in this or ad-
joining counties. Think twice bcfo.e buying
F" DEAR TRASH" Now is your time 20 pro-
cure GOOD ARTICLE. delays ars dan
gerous and sometimes fatal" Don't wait for
another enormous advance in Goods.
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RICH SCENE ON A RAILROAD TRAIN.
An affair worthy of notice occurred
yesterday on the train between Baltimore
and Elmira. A number of soldiers were
on board the train Two of them wore
biouses of a different color from those
worn by tho rest An old copperhead on
the train noti' ID this, and supposed them
to be South brethren" He ap.
preached them, ! entered into con.
versariou :, methin Ike the following:
Copperhca, -"You gentlemen d, not
belong to this Iarty of soldiers p
Soldiers-"No sir"
Copperhead-"Do you belong to the
Southern Confederay I"
Soldiers-'Y sir"
Copperhead-"Have you any money ?"
Soldiers-"No sir"
Copperhead-"Have you no Confeder-
ate money Z"
Soldiers-No sir; we lost everything
when captured by the Yankees
Copperhead-( Giving each of them a
five dollar bill) Its a pity that gentle
men engaged in good cause shou he
rubbed OF every thing" After this gen.
erous act on the part of the old man, he
asked, NV State in the Confsderscy
do you belong tor
Soldiers-'From the State Of 1Naine!"
Cope: head "simmered down" and
left the train before it bad fairly stopped
at Hanover Junction -Etmira Press.
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MerinOS

The attention of the Ladies is called to the
stock of Merinoes, Black, Brown Blue, Maroon,
Drab and White Some of these were bought
previous to the rise and will be sold nearly an
low as present wholesale prices at JONES'
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R9-"If posterity condemns me, it will
be because did rot hang John G. Cal.
houn as traitor. They may cuudemn
me more for rlis than any other act of my
administration " ANDREW JACKSON.
nm-,'I think the time not unlikely to
come wien I $! all DC blamed for having
made too few arrests, rather than too
mapy." ABRAHAM LINCOLN. q
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The following is but partial list of our
large assortment:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-07

Cassimeres, Striped, Checked, and Plaids
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, and Cottonades Q
the very best quality at JONES'
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LIMEsToNEvILLE, Sept. 3, 1868.

HIWL0A ONT 1AAE1 OCP1' u AOOO'
DEAR Son x You spoke about
the draf,-you hoped the draft would
fetch all the Copperheads. l did not
think that / had son, that thought a
Nlggsr as good as himself l suppose
yoa will come home some of these days
with niger wench for wife. The
term copper head is meant for Democrats.
Your father is a Democrat and so was
your Grandfather. l am surprised that
you are tnrred so easily. will here send
you stamps, but do not wish for the Dem
ocrats to be drafted or copperheads as you
call Us. Your father, j.
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Ladies Cloth
Bows Wear

Black, Grey, and Fancy Colors at JONES'
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MOURNING Goods

Black Silks. Alpacas, Empress Cloth, Bomba
zine, Delaines, Rep Cloths, and Black an,
Purple Goods of various kinds at JONES'
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I have heard of elections in other parts
of the Reserve Corps, which show about
the same state of feelings. A. MACK,
in Iic0a AQit1tcr.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-07

The following spicy letters passed last
month between father and son in Mon.
tour county, Penn'a. 1t shows how real
war makes Democratic youth eLlarge
their minds and hearts above old, dead
fogey partizans. There are thousands of
soldiers writing home like this spirited
aud patriotic youth:
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GOODS FALLINGi
SERVES THEM RIGHT!

THERE is NO SCARCITY TO WARRANT,
AND NO LAW TO COMPEL, THE PEOPLE
TO PAY THE RUINOUS PRICES NOW
ASKED FOR THEM IN THIS COUNTRY
TO AVOID THIS ExToRTioN. AND GIVE
THE PEOPLE "FAIR GOODS AT FAIR
PRICES ~
P. A. STEBBINS g. Co.
HAVE LATELY PURCHASED, IN NEW
YORK, FOR CASH. THE FINEST AND
BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS EVER
BROUGHT INTO THE COUNTY, CONSIST
ING OF EVERY KIND AND QUALITY.
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sites

Heavy Sheetings, three quarter, four-q quarter
fve-quarter, fine unbleached; Pillow Cas-,
and Sheeting MusliR, Shirting, Tep-quartel
bleached for sheets at JONES'
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White Goods

Barred Muslin, Plain Jaccnet, Cambrie fc
Skirts, Irish Linen, Swiss MHslins, Nainsoo
Muslin, plaid, striped or plain, and Bisho
Lawns at JONES'
, 1863-08-09
AM1't'HfiH,

t'HErta0, ihI,, HaT. IN. ISa9;
AlHs't lttadlAti NJ:=t.sata1Re7! II EaEt3 a.
kteA e+'"iH 4, l4f4fH JUL iths The H4Hllta IA,
'ait Nhaf I'M eate, P7Feta.nI fun 3,.a fsW }e8Ia
Ata, 's1Nst Ras+* skFaHsh lha AFe Whlhh de4ifeTt4
II '"e ". a night af ~ 3l,tl4ss, HtlH aPaA(4{
Nc lidd ~ "i ha"As, P4paFs *3 lsasy, n ~ GaoA
ssl.e IT preservation kswts9 nY{ IN taa SAD, eas
t'gh nf fra m than. <haAa4 u Naa pat 99t eAt t,r
h14y:sfsht hhuFs RiinF sis hFe Gal'l Hsnaa1,
Ms'An a'sal.lfY recommend yaur aagsa n ba.ug
all they cism 10 ho, THa Champion Hafs os tha wara4,
D. fuItsN h GO,
, 1863-08-09
FROM S1.L0UlS,


ST. Lov1s, aug s. 1868.
Affairs In Saline county ore In deplorab1e
condition, on account Of rebel symathlzer
countenancing bushWhackers, with tho view
to resist the conscription. The county is
oyerrun with bushwhackers. and an urgent
arrcal ior troops has been sent to this city.
AParty Of Pa1ma:ters with funds to ro-
place those lost on the the steamer Ruth, is
making up to leave hero next week, to pay
Gen. Grants army. They will leave about
Wednesday.
Three hundred Mlssourians captured at
Ticksburg, who have taken the oath Of altc-
giancc, arc confined In the 0ratiot stree.
prison, awaiting orders from Washington.
Generals Os,c.haus and Mitchell Of Kansas,
Arrived here last evening. Osterlaus received
tbs honor Of Il scscnadc Tonight.
, 1863-08-09
A Distressing Accident,

IeotFesPoH"CHer OH1&4so E11u0llC'J
NETrLE CnEEE. GRUMPY Co., Aug. Q, 1853.
4 distressing accident happened here yes
to-day. Carlo Torscn, d Norwegian girl, six-
teen years Of uge. was left in charge OF the
house IT bile the family were out wedding coru.
While working nruufd an out cf duor Etove,
her clothes caught fire, mud the first fntima-
tion sic had Of t, was seeing t'le flames owe.
her shoulder. She MAS too much frightened
to do anything but scream as loudly Us sha
could, md run out into tho orchard. when
first seen, shc was kneeling down, apparently
to hcr almost every shred of cRthiug Was
burned of from her. aud her whole body
fr!ghtIully charred. Bho only lived about
srycn hours. X.
, 1863-08-09
CHICAGO, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1863.

Ing into this Western country, which will
help to complete the work u crushing the
rebellion. It ls not proper to speak Of It in
dtnl], at prescnt, but It cannot be Ion. before
this entire rcore OF territory will bs under
undisputed Federal control
Gen. .Tn.tle passed through Cairo Yesterday
IN rotlk for Iowa. Before the rebellion he
was Den ocrat In politics, but from CONVEX
satton with him feel insured that be Il no
longer party man. He is tor.thu good Of
the county and occupies the same ground
,Fcg9iny the febe!a. Some slgnitic1nco MY
be attached to his return to Iowa q: this pres
ent juncture.
, 1863-08-09
FROM WASHINGTON.

NAsn1saros, Aug. e.-Robt. G. Ulst,
special agcut Of tho Post Oflco Department
in charge VI thu Memrhls rost Office, writes
tu llon. Il. ". Mcclellan, SECOND Assistant
fost Master General, that stcntnbuats nro nr.
sl.ing ata ticpatstng nilnost tlntly tu ard ftotn
Non Utlcans Without tnolcatatlpn from snct.
lllas. tic nt!ls: II nln row making M
,,1ntls daily from New Orleans. l hnrs con.
hnlttd thu Bnrrryur Of Tho tori, Master of
transportation n..l oller uillr!nts Ill Of wlton
tsl'ftta The decided oplnian Tint EIastfh mid
Nusshss., .uaIls fur Suw Otlcnus, can t'e apnt
nitil 'nusa snstly and osIt,tit!un ria Ml.,ts.
pIrrl liver, tl.nlt " orsan tssanur, ~ long III
t.tsl plnt!eal xeaatts euntllue tu !ult.t uut
eunht nnd u Utl,n!t deltetatiuns.
t;en. tAtaut Ans eltabllsled u iununlsd
tattol tciwcen VipksbutE and Nsr utluans.
| understand thai ths Eacti,laA whu lnisss
su1ne portion vi tle river ht itlles, tlnYe gene.
taiiy no artillery. Mnshetry ran lo no dhn.
age 10 hoais. Tile PROSPECT Ia thal they Will
10 cfeated uut IT tley t'.ake auy further 10.
tnuneltatlons. Tmistv.ts, with cua1 batges,
ate 1fetlH sehl lrtuw ttelI day. Avstlned 10
New ufitnns.
Thu 14tn..' Wh.htbelou dtstatelt enye,
M IL believed that Uehetai uitttlute viii tu
heavily tetnRfted Abd ba tnat,iea 10 fes,lttls
oft's'se "t'efas'pur, with prospects Of early
tNtr. ii,
Al rebel officer. In our hands hre helpR
gathered ri joltNhlas.'s lt|aDd, near Nan,
durky, w',era .t,ry viii hs ksrt +Husil \ A4tts.
fNtoEJ reply II Ieret'td ifoM tia ret'e| ~.
tlnrtttes IN anlwer 10 tAs FtsA!dpnta nrdar Of
su,altat|oR. which l,as leen forwarded by our
government.
ttpec!sl Correspondence of Tho Cl.eaQo Trihslns,l
WARRINGTON, August Q, 1tt3.
From batch of general ordora jnat made
public 1t tho War department, NO extract
Id conden1o such points III aro Of tniercst.
cooKix0 4 SANITARY MEAsuaE.
An nci Of Congress Of March last proyldes
tlat tho officers Of tho Medical DEPARTMENT
shall CT. operate With thu line oGcera lu III.
nc, viking tho cooking for tho army, rs saui-
| fa,f measurn. In accordance with tho pro.
| Visions of this Law, tho commanding otllcor
Of Tue post or regiment, In company with the
senior medical oillccs, IL requested to Inspect
the kitchens and mcttcs frequently.
| MILITARY SUPPLIES TO rRoToaT MAnsuA1s.
The cost Of transporting military suppllcs
| from depots to Provost Matshn1s Of Congress
slopal districts, until delivered to tho Provost
Na1slals, afe q proper charge against tho
| Ouattctmaster's Department.. At nuy place
where thcrc is IN officer OF the QuArtcrmas.
tcr'e Ucrnttment on duty, requlsitions must
bc made on lin &y the Provost Marshal In.
stead Of contracting for i himsclf
, 1863-08-09
FROM CINCINNATI,


tepeetat Diepatch to tho 6atcaso Tstbuno.]
c1sc17vaTs. Aug. ., tsa:
Gcu. Durnsldc's old 9Th Army Corps has
begun to arrive here. They will Ill bt Ii
Kentucky tlior'ly.
Gen. Burnside ard staff 1crve tic clty 10.
morrow .noEn1ng, buunl soatls We Will
have itnrorant ncws f1o,u him befure 1na,,Y
Nttks rass fUund.
, 1863-08-09
Shocking Murder aud Il attcmpt-
cd Suicide sxt Erecp01.t, Ill.

FREEronr, August 8, 1863.
A. tcr1ib1c murder ard attempted suicide
WAS lcrpetratcd here ahont II o'clock, this
morning. As far rs have been able to learn,
tle facts are these:
4 Mr.. Walton, Irving in oncco. came hero
this morning 10 visit Mrs. Whitney,
who lise d here, md whose huBbnnd Is In the
18th Illinois volunteers. Mr. Walton, 1t Ii
said, has for tho last two years been very inti-
nate With Mrs. Whitney, aad bcc,me jealous
Of her. and upon meeting her this mornlng
in ftont Of the Keystone House, on Stephen
son streer, drew a revolver and shot her, kill
Ing her instantly, after Which he shot himself,
With intent to Kill. The ball took effect On
the lift Cheek passing through the nose,
lie will live. He Is now in jail here Both
, 1863-08-09
FROM CHARLESTON,

Especial Dispatch to the ChIcngo Tribunal
PHILADELPHIA, Au,ust Q, 1869.
Latest news from Charleston says 1000
Sailors are erecting shore batteries bearing On
Sumter. Gen. Gilmore could take Battery
Wagner At any time, but the ara from Sum-
ter makes 1t unteuable.
, 1863-08-09
MONDAY, AUGUST TO-. 1858.
THE WITS,

The announcement that Major General
John 4. Logan is to Epeak on the war to
n Chicago audience this evening in the
Court House square, Is sufficient Of itself
10 guarantee that no loyal man will viii
1ingiy be absent. The hour, the theme, and
The man will cause the gathering to be one
Of the largest ever assembled in the city In
listen to the voice OF single speaker. Ge:,
Logan IS an earnest man, and believes this
Tar to be In earnest. He believes the en-
emies Of the Onion, North as well as South,
arc equally In earnest for its destruction.
ofthese datics and dangers he will speak
tonight, and Ills words will haye tie added
weight Of being uttered by one Of the bray
est und most energetic of our Federal Com.
1nautlcre.
Wi]lhm Lowudcs Iancey, whose death
uur dispatches confirm, vas born In soutt,
Caru]inn In 1et5 4 lawyer By profession,
politician BY preference, and traitor by
,'retlittetioii, Ills is Among THE t,ames that
"l'4 ~. ,;. III t', '.i' las' 'ha ol ;ia in'lleu.
,"e '.'.s 's',e''',; :, J., .!, aos' VI LIE ''e nas
'tle Ilta.r stt'rtti tt1tith sitrbl t,fcr this
ftttl"ii tas 'terl,ig fias t1ti'ti7ed LIS 1t ouf
tlstal tlipn'ht bf tt}egfAtiit Hers: ii
,uti"is' ,1, iu Wmel 'u'
'tI H. .'''.!,,i id '"H dr5 ',t"5 ,; e p
,,,. @ tuu' -, H. is" u'1I 81 ~, a. A. "n,ipn
tr ~ u.s. - ,if n'i :" 'p III 'aieti .1i
'''. ''aF m ~" 5t, ."'n'u' ~ .,
5' @ ~ ,t'l u'L'"',t' ,,,, nv " u, Hms aa.'
nr,, .tr' l., ,i,a t1',.,Ioa.,a ", ",'' ~ ''''t'
,rha " ,'s,,.,,v ' ',,,,,I .n,, ua,.or t,,.,, ,,f
1,ru,ri Ina n ,,.t, .,,r'' n'r' ,a, c''a" "" -" -
.,,ttrmcnf l,y In i.r,,h1o 'u ,n,,r,1ur ,"t,u,1
Il, mr. ,,,snu,nl,os 7, ts G,,,"".ta t,,a, ~ ,,,.,
,r,, l,,, riu, o,,,,,,ttt,t H.. nm,1 ,,aa, f.,,n1
IN h,an,trmnt n, n,,,r11e otso lin 1nu, .vn,1d
lhya ,,ret, t,,ca,p1 nj n riotiu, .tc,iv In.
p,tyfnr lin scxprra, m;n1a1,mont
Thn reruto1 ,1nf.ot rr t,ott,s II. Inn
t.hnt ,4r,,ara, nib r.o,irr, ~, n. st,t,
MI IL Fl r,,,o,,1 mas 9TH .t,,,4,. nn..a.
,rn,,1tut aAw ftpu. t1abta IL r,,n,ta,,r,,
viii t,rt, tjrntu nj tlrhaiu,fv M .,n tptt
uN ttmtuh,dr,ttv lin ra,,afd IN ,,,,,unr.
ttu,, wttl. tw,, ~ tt,,ru ntItnts .vas invs,,l.
+ut h, ,hr ,r'p1a tur Lind IN titltonp n
.,}1spt mtt fpt,r,,t ttft:at yiatutt,a,
tint tui,p ,,.v Is ,,,bu,,, lr,t .1sval,,t,as
t,> l.lt. ,,s,{ns hot, tis,, ll.at nst,aiIlio,ls
ptr ,jlmosl sly ii wink eleut,uu mil ll.a
rrbtts We. IF Ills Afis.iss1u,d. Hur W.,l1
eru l,t,ya atn nakiuu some Of the uuA,uj
tLay i,nya om,,,,,,red an1 ,v,l, M, 'asva
,1.ltre of tl.o reie)1jon IN lin R,mt,,,vast
A dtoi,eJ and uarv ,,to,.s,,rn ,',t,a,
liom o,tr VIcksbure corresnon,tent w,ll ha
, 1863-08-09

CISolS:ATl, AuEutt B.-Oue hundred and
1'7cniiJ three af Morsan'B officers have beef,
tent from join eon'f Island to Harrisburg, 10
hc confined In the ;'"uIt entiar5 there.
-Four hundred mud tlf,y rebels, from Ken
turSJ, reached Camp ChaFc yesterday.
Railroad was sold, Tn Thursdav, under q d..
Gree t OF the Franklin County Court to tue
1ru!sccs Of Tie stockloltleTa and bondholdera
oi 1le roaa, for to organization.
, 1863-08-09

y. NEW YoRK RtorKns CoSy1cTBD.-Wllllam
"h'fon' one Of tho New York r1otcrs, con-
,1.o VI robbery, has bcen rent to the statc
ti4hon 'of len years. Two othcrs, Michael
nos'e afa John Conway, for the same offence,
us'e oten seht Tor afteen ycars each. Bcgeral
, 1863-08-09
FROM CAIRO.
lspeelal Dispatch to tho Chlcago Tribunal


Especial Dispatch to tho Chlcaco Tftbone'1
CA1Ro. Augaft 8, 1863.
By the steamer Won Phul we hayc aisnatch-
cs INN, mr. ,y-nnh,a corr.ano,de,,+ nf ~,
" nuu ~ '~4 ne'n'11' eot4espoaocn' u LIZ
ath un-
1en' hlmba1i mad arrived IRON sicesnarg.
he brought no ne1e of IMPORTANCE that can
he communicated ,.r1ero /, .,,,. stc1.nca,
~ 1' eo"Ao ''S
omorR our troops AZ Helena.
West Tennessee Is now comparatively clear
ofrebe1 eucrI]las, Richardson and his broth.
A. r,c.7t,,evc. h,r,n1 naa, a,,-ar = 80, +,,t
~. uo' -, AA' 'ins oesn o14'eo "'u4 =. aae
etafe- IheEe Id another of Tie same ilk,
named Bob Morris, and still another gang,
headed bv ore VIM. Wilder. con,m5ttfnr
.o.n. 0.,.- a.n-a5..,a.e T., th.t -,.,.s.- s,1e
hon'e Peus aeFeuatlons ~ .Iae vicinity Aao
prospect IL, however, that their time Is very
ehort, as residents will themselves arise and
hr,nr them To Judgment and nuntshmcnt
~, ,.~.; s 49, A,, te .,t.,
1ae 1ull'fessioh eeems 10 prevail tnat there
Will be no proclamation Issued fur IN election
of State I,eefs,ature In Tenne..c. dn,foc
e"'..A
1n1s mou1a' a. "'s contemplated When tho
Union State Convention assembled at Nash
vile.
II .+ro,,e f,o,., , s,o+o,n.,. ,,,a. ~ A..
, 1863-08-09

Affitai Ut The Iiibetiiia,

4t5,,t' Il, t9'xss ;,;s Az. 1ht tH ~ AE,itea,aH IL
yG:te|s G:ts p 1 i'.ta MtSFCs Csis rA " N H. fst
file Eti'tbH Ht1a tut |;.Htis' t,afF i l. III fs},sl,
M ittt tt'itt'itt-j, AID LIZ |, a4 aah: II evsf
a' i II. i!plttrd ht Ft+uhf,Ft ylst l'.a Filth
| 1at t;" M w." h s,ls i" tst'ii,' Il WI ett 4''4"y f
;, I ha III tT1nr a4F' ti4at il!Ha f;um Ht,
l,t|1!tl'p4lh t'I4!pa'is u vinf'lia'nF '1ls III
:, EaG! LAMP -'pho I.nnsI.'n f,l"!s in reviewing
!t'a fhst'fnt' NJ AM"feAn sl'iifs, 'stntuIit1
"nt 'l4lNhs ,hat f.eo ii Unlpap1Isr |. ~ aats ~
ever. tItp. tItnnl's euIu [mi4m ID tha mnht
hIi!'an1, but vail lie rnllnrll In la fiulls tn
thy lu'nlttIatu hel4hlanlhuul uf I'm rlrss.
! he t'iub* tays Il .Ilu FederaIs me- wise t',ny
l'"sa Aut, aiul a',n''tt,n thu tnrossihla a,ter-
Il i4a!s, = J&ly fM~ljjours. .'rm' rsntes In
l'tDyed to 1If: 1us.
1.onnuE, duly t)o.-Fntnls incrtaarii In
f1t1anetA nI1a eunstlls tending npratda. Muusy
ettlef.
nhi. ~il, IN rtlvnt,'c IT lid III A,ntsltsn,
1T Thu *tcA, Ard 1.iAl.p ed uii uthtr tluaytlp:
tls..ha. Market c1rsl' < phinf::
,Ar, .toits.. n. r., Aasvs'. H.='1']to stesit=
hEI' H'it:i H''l!t LILY eflN'ut :4HEH%i ISL th!e'
Ell Tape ithrp, hb ,h.,or tyiAt 7E4sil.faf,, tH
tt"fe 70 NJ" Yotk., iltP ,dhlrs nfs tny ,l.}p
h':t tltHn tE.te Y. by ttl!;; tllbtfs!', -
thpe Tint lin t.rr,,s t'rh.fa aarapasas il! nit
,tttt, \ l'1ss ,'s,'ss,sEty IT, Ad'hN.gt,a. y
m.ti ui"on. i, ,iar of ths Sus1I,asf pr"sI,ttts
q 'lm GnRfsAr,nrs. u! sA,s stle fatrs4. If
sl'n, lnaHg a.tl tl!u IllAht af l|.n Ian .fnhn.
ht"n !" thru 0s'. hierm4,!e 1hrHss a1!axs sNf
1iHt' NJ t'4ha u e&Ia'!stlo,1, Il u,lda tu.t
u''4rle.t"N Is IN raal .a!ger, ana II It fills
hayan'ah Gu!ln~s. ht,ll, 1t thinks tltat tha
Federal a.n,Ins cannot Id iIlsd without a con-
sc,tption, wGlct may tIa resisted ty t!14 Nnrta,
Gnd fhr Oonfl.lcratss yet wrr.t victory from
her grasp: Tho confederate loan was heavy
ut II 10 Is discount.
FlsANrE-MarsAa1 Forny, In an official ~.
port, rays thst hc Ii occupied In tortntngn
provisional government In Mexico from Mon
Of moderate vicwB.
WAnsAw, Aug, 1.-The proelanlat lon Of the
national government Of Poland rejects my
compromise not bakcd upon thu Independence
ct Poland, With = restoration Of 1ne bountla.
, 1863-08-09
Great Ffro at EaIoabur. Ir.

GAIEsnuRa. liz, Juao 18th. 1851.
Mcssre lfEerisa / Co.-Gcats: Il glrss "a much
pleasure to Inform you tat In tho late destructive nm
In tEls r'ace. tho HerrtnR's Patcat Ca4mplon s.,e
which we Furchated few yeass Iaco aui which con.
taeea III our valuable books rspsra, &c. cana Gu.
al" tight, and with tho exception OF thu ht,dIr- ~
the books being cu1led by s:ea>, III ~ good .e,,o
ofEetcrvatton with nrst put IN tho safe IT., .,,I
#AEt anntAe. OF larger eza soon as NC xct 1oc1ta
Suur4 truly, BARTLETT 4 lunanI