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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

STARVATION stares the Southern people in
the face at every turn. This is one Of the
terrible consequences of the folly Of seces-
sion; and yet Mr.. Brown and his party
would carry Delaware into that gulf Of
misery and degradation if they only had the
power. The people of this State have not
to thank the Copperheads for their present
prosperity and peace; for, in the language
Of old Mr. Brown of New Jersey, they ignore
the platform Of the nation, and go for the
State rights heresy Of secession, which is
but the synOnyme of treason. a vote for
Brown is pledge of support TO Nallandg-
ham and JeG, Davis; but tile election of MIR.
sMirnERs will be The triumph of Truth
aud Justice, the yndicatou Of the Repub-
lie, and the croMnHug glory Of the peoples
power.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

In acknowledgment of our dependence on the
Ruler of the Universe, in gratitude for the abun.
dant manifestations Of His favor. aud ia con-
tormity with the Proclamation Of the President
of the United States, /, WILLIAM CANNON,
Governor Of the State Of Delaware, do hereby
appoint
Thursday, the 26th cay of November inst.
As a day Of Thanksgiving to Almighty God, for
the many mercies extended 10 Us during the tAst
year.
Let US be especially grateful to Him thai lie
has favored us with exemption ltom cahmitiss (;
spared us the aflietion Of deyasi ,tug armrs and
in the midst Of civil war, permitted us 10 enjoy
the blessings of comparative peace
Let us render thahks To Him tlat lle hNs In
spired our rners with wsiom uld our euple
with tixedness Of resolution, 10 ptcs,ryc the cx-
istence OF the Nation; ihat he has given Unto
our soldiers victory in the battle, uul blessul
them with tortitule under manifold sulerings.
Let us pray to II IN That he will Aouch-nle u
continuance of his favor; protect the Govetr.
ment OF the United States from The assaults Of
foreign and domestic enemies inc'iup The heart.
Of those in arms against it to submission to rs
authority bring alienated brethren together ia
nhly OF spirit, and gran the speedy n;tlinncuj
% il la>tng and honorable peace.
And IN the midst Of our thanksgiving, rtmem
herlhS n'so row unworthy we are Of these grea
meroies. l,i us humbly confess our national aud
rers uHl sn- aud commit ourselves with conf
drben nnio Him who is Almighty; the Builder
aud Destroyer If nations.
s'.sp'gA lN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have hereuntt
esslSla2 ret my hand and caNsed the Great Sea
Of SAID State to be affixed at Dover
this fourth day Of November, in tn,
-- year OF our Lord ouo thousand egh
hn rd aud tixty-three and of thi
lutel endence Of said State the eighty
eighth.
WILLIAM CANNON.
BY the Governor,
N. d, sMlTurus, Secretary Of State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
GRAY Hair Restored-Baldnoss Prevented

London llSir Color llesforer nnl Dressing" 4"
" London Hair Cnlur Restorer anl Dressing"
London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressing"
" London Hair Color Re-tortr iud Dressing" ?"
RhsroRrs GRAY HAIR WITHOUT prelSd.
This discovery for the preservation Of the
hnmnn lair is taking the load Of all hair lrern-
ralious, besides ret ring thc color and mnking
hair grow on build heads it is beautiful dress
ing, keeps the hair SOFT smooth and flexible, ie-
moves any ernptiye disease, Itching. Sourf, Dan
druh &c. Many who were bald aud gray have
Ind their hair permanently restored. Oaly one
preparation. Large bottles, 80 cents six BOTTLES,
$3.50 Sold by hr S@ayue & Son, $50 North
sixth street, Philadelphia, TO whom all orders
should bs addressed scp25
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
Report of the Watering Com
mittee

70 the Cty Council Of Wilmington:
For the pifplse OF notifying the citizens concerned tina
Watering Committee would make the following rtport
ami ask u ut 1t ba published in ali the civ sspsuers
unts week, Tor four weeks
We propose ir cunnert with the rev reservoirs about
III latter part uf October, early in November the fol-
loving street pipes, to vii:
MAr al street ron iuh to nh sireet-
Shriey street from middle distance between 9th and
9ih 5treeis 10 10th street
Orange street ffom gh to ~ h street
Tninail ftc from milla distance between Sh and 9th
Slrtots 10 l2tn street.
w's street irum 7ih to 18th street
l2th street irom Market street westerly
lltt stu 81 iitnn MlrAri street WeHtntly
u II -ttwt and Delaware Avenue ir0m Market street
wtNl'r4 aud Nth rurt tom Market street westerly
We al propose to iay, this fail OF early in the snrlpg
rnnnrcted win the rev rsfyurs tho following lipes
Market street rn sh 10 afi street. Wabins ION street
from I'M inn strecs Hni ,l from West To Wash.
inptOu street.
The c'mi tea would iomind a rersi,ns vlo,e pip4s
are connected wh tine Heu hnt the urrsirA from the
new ie efvmts IA cite lip'- III that ltri of the cty viii
be about bu n - iouus per square inch The gretts
pressure from Tue old c-r, ifs ia the lower part of ihe
civ Is only about 90 punu!. per square inch Ne would
recommend those Interested, to have the plumbtrs to
examine their ppes to te If they sufficient strength
u stand tho pressure. II would bs much sisi,r un tia
pres to have screw spieges, shut slowly, instead
Of tue kind most generally In use that stop the water
suddenly Any ether Information on the subject will bs
gwen rp1n application To the Superintendent Of the
Water Norks or I" the Watering Committee.
]. VI pUSEY.
PHILLIP rLuNKETTi
| ABRAHAM BOYS,
t. j. IOkNER
| Committee
Sept. H. 1863
ffr IL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

ELECTION IN AlINNEsoTA.- State
election in Minnesota, on Tuesday, re-
suited in the election of Stephen Miller,
the Union candidate for Governor, by at
least $4,000 majority
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
DIED

SILVER AT Red Lion, October 25th, 1868
FLoREScG, daughter Of Henri NJ and Jennie
Il. Silver, aged months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

THROWING physic to the dogs" had Il
very apt and practical illustration few
nights ago, when Or. Askew, Copper
head, addressed the Copperhead club over
which he presides previous to Introducing
Mr. finder Box Brown, of New Jersey,
whose extreme old age makes him foolish
enough 10 think he can coax the people
of Delaware to elect him their Represen-
tative to Congress When the loyal men
of this State are ready 10 perpetrate such
an act of sclf-abascmcnt, they will let
Charles know Meonwhic lie can amuse
himself by counting over "thcm one hun
dred and ninety"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
GEO. w. BUSH,

. Nencn stfeeI wharf,
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pnb
~ & lic that hs has now on hand kEPPLIEIvS CEiE-
BNATED LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL. which. rom
seytIa years esperietce, p safely recommend as u
russel IN purity and economy in consumption Thank
u for thu liberal patronage given to the at sra s q
y d w BUSH, he solieita a continuance. " -
Bushs Line of Wilmington and Phila-
delphia Packets.
Stops MARY ANN aud PLANTER, CaptAins H. r. and
o Aerrihew, ltt'ing French Street Wharf Wlntnyton
syery eye y, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and sA3
~ ~ kpAf MokNlNds' aud tie Second Wharf abays
mcnisstal street, Philadelrhie every MONDAY md
IhuksDAYi at o'clock. +, Nj WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at IL o'cl. es, NJ. ""u
hy ihs arrangement a Packet will bs foun1 AZ ,ta
Wharf in Philadelphia every iay until tg ion- 'ne fs
leaving. Freight handled carefully ''N '''
va 10 particular in ordering Gools 10 eus.,- Gne
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
Public sala

TUE subscriber is about To- d Z iu,, i.r,,.,.
sell AT Public sale NJ his re,idtnre net a9l l viii
station, ON the Delaware HailtfaI On IN ~ Georges
tA,fle9nth day of November, 1865 the il LAY the
crlbeu property TO Wit Six h, al Of ypr mug lea'
M noses' one Of tlem dark by ixtn ,. lso
hiBhi Is fine saddle hurH0; the o,her A. ~, Aands
six years old aud fast tr6tter ro, ~ an non grey,
is., " The springi one two YEAR ',.s ,l. 9aa 9aa
ut tMo ~ spring colts, out of the e,tebr,p lhs
nAct llawk Morgan. Two yoke Of oxen s1s."a ' nos.
~ auet,or workers, home raised. Twevs coy 'ae u
u tham WIN calves by their sides, some of the soNs
sos So, & nen & m9d t st young cattle " at Gps nn
One horse power and thrasher; three farm outham.
o. which Is nearly new, iron axle; two OK one
hussey Ieapefi one krbY's combined mowsr IA one
new Las, season oa1 buckeye mower one ain 'isP9 Sr
one corn shelie one sran ian steel tooih ,sI uri
revolving rake; two rollers; three Enpli aAei one
one hHrrow' eight piuws six cultigstors ,haiows'
WAGON harness. one nearly new; set doubs sel'
harness. one SGT single arness Fix sets ploupS
~u gram cradles three hrier scythes; moving ss,
lnt p grain bags; une large furnace and
milk cans; OK chains orka hoes brides risr.' oaT
various other articles too numerous Ia mentr and
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. a. whsn i....-
conditions Will be made known 'i'' 'efms and
GaEatlee and Republican copy l.. lam, an a r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
MlDDLET0WN,
C0UhTY MASS MEETING,
CgNrREyILLF,

Thurfday, MoVember lNIF, Idoc'
COMMENCING AT l O'CLOCK, 2, NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
sussEX COUNTY,.

BALTIMORE HUNDRED,
TUESDAY AFIERSocN, No'euler l0tL.
NnLLsBoR0,
TUESDAY EyrNiNa November i0ih
GOsLEG's STORE,
WEDNESDAY,, November lth
ThuRspAY November l2'h.
COVERpALE'S CROSS ROADS,
FRIDAY, Noyeubgr l9th.
MILTON,
SATURDAY, No'embcr Ill.,
HACRiEYBARNEY.
SATURDAY EvENING, Go'cock, November III H..
LAUREL.
AFrERNooN, November IGN.
CURTIS CONAWAY'S STORE,
MoNDAY EytNlNG, NogCmher 10Th
FRANKFORT,
TUESDAY, November l7ih
WEDNESDAY, November 18th
J, 4. HEALD, Choiimon State Committee.
c. s. LAYTON, Chairman County Committee.
THE NINTH resolution of the Copper
head platform Of this State, opens thus
Resolved that we hereby return our
thanks to our Senators in Congress, the
Hon. James a. Bayard and the Hon
w iiluIu OuulNINi ibl tHNIl 1Npul0E III tllE
Senate at its late session. &c., &c.
Now, it is well known that 'the course
of Willard salisbury, in the Senate at
its late session. was that of a noisy
drunken, riotous hummer. Who has for
gotten his disgusting, drunken frolic,
when, with a loaded pistol in his hand, he
had to be arrested by the sergeant-at-
arms and elected rom the chamber of tic
Senate, until his flthincss Of person and
yileness Of language could be made les,
offensive to the sensibiites Of respectable
people Mile we had reason to expect
that the Coppcrheads Of Delaware would
excuse this base conduct Of their bcsotted
comrade in secession, we did not suppose
they would have the indeeency to thank
him for it in public meeting. Old Nr
Brown must have very strong stomach
indeed, if he can carry such load Of Der
sonal, moral and political filth rs this res
olution approves. "Thcm one hundret
and ninety dollars will rot suffice to pur.
chase Aremn soap enough to wash to All,
degree of cleanliness such a dirty party
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
1or Sale or Exohange for a Farno

1,,,, 7I7hN1AtIIFl Q IUI a Farm
42ffr Ilh subscriber wishing 10 r4noy, Ia ~,
HllH4 Country will sell reasonable terms y" " tls
liiih change Tor small Farm within ssw mI., \, w,
Nh4& ne city, his property, corner OF Elvbih s w
JAcssnn streets II consists N newly butt iva , au
BRICK COTTAGE DWELLING AND bach Blilini'S9y 1'9y
has good well Of water the ground and pnmn "a ~ w.
Kitchen Ihe Lot Is half Htluare front on hlrhtb WV @
aud lu6 feet deep on jackson street Tbers il i iees
BRlCk BUILDING on Jackson street suitsbls a,
SHOP OR DWELLING The neghbofhood IL p,"is, w .
imnroylnf ant the situation is high aud healtbv PaV
Fur further particulars enquire on the premiss: -
Of tish,h and Jackson Streets, Wilmington, DelawsI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

UNION MEETINGS
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,.
HEAD QuAr1Ers,
uSIuS STATE CENrsAI conMmrsF,
Wilmington, oc'oIer 29i., 1868.
Tie Union State Central Committee, and The
Union Executive Committee Of New Castle Coun
", have agreed upcn the following list Of Union
Meetings to be held durng the present can.
paigu:-
CLAYMONT,
WEDNESDAY, EvgsiNd November / III.
JAMES Nj. SCOVEL, ESQ. of n j.
WM. S. PIERCE, f Il, Of Philada.
s. NJ. HARRlNG4 ON. ,lR Esq
MlDDLEr0WN,
C0UhTY MASS MEETING,
Thursday, November l2tt, 1868,
COMMENCING AT l O'CLOCK. 2, NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

Rom qfhe EHemy-- Copiu,r " Eighteen Haad,ed
PRISONERS amt StaH CdAHoH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

THOTtNFY FOR KENT.-Ihe Wilmington IN
stlnte having purchased the property adjoining
Ihe Halt on the north, late Of Hannah llewes.
will rent it for u tenn If gears, On advanmseoa.
terms. Tue house can be altered at IL small
expense, and will make good business stand -
The property extends through to shipty saeet,
mud is about &c feet wide.
The Institute also has for sale handsome store
fixtures, consisting Of two counter, shelves,
drawers, Sc, which will be sold Mt n great
batgaiu.
Music AT HALF PRicG,-lO,O0O Songs and
Pieces for the Piano, for sale at half price, at
GRonEs Cheap Music Store. ZIG Market St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-29
SEWING MACHINES.

THE IMPROVED SLOATS ELLIPrl'
! Sewing and BrAidins Msebins, the best fsuiil,
machine in the mNket, send for eirculars and
ples Of work. Once, s37 Bsosd.N. &c
TO LFT-A SINGERS No. 2 SEWN
L machine. Apply 30 Wet t3d q. " r. 4
Whitney i Lyoni .. m. sale cheap Call for or"
week. ~
NVUEfLRk & WILSON'S SWING IA
,n W. chine for '.ls. y s"' 's'. S,dsr lnaair. e
IeV. 70
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7 AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE pS
A<sinser's or whosl.rk wilson's ing mach DO.
In al ot ~ vsrietiss nv u also rf,r irs Oh shar
.ors, At a5S CspslN. ". 4 w. ewing mach, ues
w sale. 81
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7 AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ~
~ singers 4 Whseler'. and Wilson's machines;
rsctice until perfect: wp'k gwen After learn ius
Neesf'es and OIL Tor sale A. St2 Henry ga
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T AIDES ACCUSTOMED 10 iIRST Glass
LCcsk making, can have constant employment
s' childrens' cosk.. at their own residence. A,py
20 GEO CAREY, sni and 3u1 Csnsl At 800
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7 AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGER'S AID
- W, w. maehinc. on family .o~ins, tuck NJ
and shirt Masking for 81. sent 20 shop att r
iearnius Apply ~ Il,'s Alien y. ne.r Delancey
In the Fancy Store 81
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IRON MOI LDEkS wANTFD-GOOD
! sortmen msy spply 81 The foundry 10 Yas, Mo-.
,.ania, or A. the ofiioe, r. ,ds To JANIS FOW
tgR KlRTLASD GO. %,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-29

7 AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE On
A<sinssrs and W 4 W. mschius hy an strer.
snred oper.tor hrmminr. turkins and fancy 'rst
Ing taught Perfect tor I. recommended 20 .hog. i
tssrnna tsl 1th ave, bet 2Sth and 2Ith a.. -
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HANDS WANTED ON wOvES AND
knotted Oh rte Also trimmer and op rstor ha..
ms her own sewing machine Apply b,ior- 10 oelk
Abe PArk 'IGi
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~ 81
W ANTED.

SHtr>MlTHS wANIEp-AT McK1N.
~ SNs Nc. !, Furnan It, near Fulton. rs,N
BrCoklvr. isD
SHut MAklEs WtNlEp-2 TEAMS on
- ltd'' me shoe. snd one good reel tr.mms, On
0reis, by t. !. kALl~kN,yi pey 81. lai
Shikr 1klNMtk> WAN1ED-6 kxPf.
Nrienccd hsnd.. non, other. ueed apply; steady
sors. STAR ssir Co, - N,"t.' iss
SIONE tCITfkS-WANrkD 10 GOOD
men. 20 shem good ssses and ornament employ
u. bro.d.r', room Z. ~
SEWING Ms'HINE UlL--ONE HALF
'-'th' To- or S,edhy sing this oil. and machine al
" atoHs;, CO. I1autAn u. JOHN READ, VI. /
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WASTED-A FINE OPERATOR on
w Wheeler Wilson's ewing machine. 70 Z
eemprtsut person liberal vsges viii b. gwen, a. 20
Bovsry. b1a
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ElRSr CLASS CLOAK MAkERS AND
Il tnisher wanted alec huttonhole nahsrs high.
=. ~. ~ 10 q; ~ Agp,y 70, d.,.: q
81 Bl h street, ga
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7 .OzfNGF MtKLE wANTEU--uNF \,
/cu.'nr'st 20 god .ork. ApsIy % X. II. spOi
WIN. n. RoseIv
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COOD CLOAK MAKERS WANTHD--Also
NJ operator. on wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machines
CAll Tor week at $40 Third ave, near ssth Of, rins
40. h~lI -
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MANNED A WET NURSE -ONi THAT
w eau tahs . child 20 her hoins 20 nnre; roJl
refsrsDce required. Inquire mt i6s Grsenw .ch. ~
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uOESRSHDER INMtDIAlFLl WANT
A1ed A good banda + ABRAMS. ts.t N.v York.
7. stesdv ,ob. lake Fulton avense ,N' froin
9rooklyn fsrvy u
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NfkAN btGS WANTED.
~ '0rH Rice ~ sugar strss Rass
lnqul1e Of I~kAkL ttR,,t NJ>,

TO lAlLORS-WANTfD 4 MAN WHO
thotous b uDder.tsnds he business. to 80 short
d. ancr ~ tue country. to sGch good sag~s
an s.sdy eupl ymcntis II be sven. none but sotsr
honest msn need srpl,, in the Cloth store, No. 81
Iusne ~. bet II and 10 oe!cl roo
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i by thu uest on clI,om -ors. also . tov under ia
Urictlons Inauir. No. ls6 Essi i2th ste
sl2 A. IAKKIS
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WANTED-A GOOD ,lOuHNHYMAN
w barber: eood war; and steady employ ineut
AIso boy that shave veil. Apply lhl Fourth NJ,
w iliiainsb Igh, near Grand. 4,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-23

. nga. Irishmen remember that in 1887
b George Woodward, the present Copper,
head candidate for Governor Of Penasyl-
r. ,vania, said "Foreigners have no sYmpa-
1hies in common with US, they have nc
qualifications to reuder them fit reci plents
of the high political privilege of voting
and that we do but squander those privi-
leges-.-the right Of voting-in conferinq
them upon every individual who chooses
TO come and take them" Irishmen re-
member these words, here is man worse
than aay Know Nothing, asking you tc
vote to place him in position where he
can carry cut these principles of dlsfran.
chisement. Will any Irishnan, or the
son of an Irish.nau vote that the halter
snail be put around their Own necks
Will the sons of Irish patriots who suf
fered for centuries at the hands of such
gentiemanly aristocracy, vote for uau
who thus wishes to crush them and make
them equal with slaves? Never! Lei
every Irishman be at work earnestly en-
ergetically, that this hydra beaded Know
Nothing may be sent back to his hole IL
disluay at the wrath his uneharitable and
GHprincipled course has evoked.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-23

We have news from Charleston Harbor
10 Wednesday. the 10th inst, by the
steamship Mcclellan. Gen Gilmore was
mounting heavy guns on the upper part
of Morris Islaad for the purpose Of BON
harding Charleston, and, although Fort
Sumter was still held by the Rebels. the
siege was progressing favcrably. The fire
from the Rebel works on james Island
had proved somewhat Annoying to the
working parties, but casualties were few.
Gen Gilmore had issued an eloquent
eongratulatory order to his troops. and a
copy is to be placed in the hands Of every
living oHcer and soldier who has partici.
pated ia the campaign on Morris Island
On the morning Of the 18th, The Maea
zine of one Of the Rebel batteries on Sand
Point. near Fort johnson, exploded with
terrific violence, destroying the battery
magazine, guns, DC. Ore hundred Reb
sl prisoners, taken on Morris Island OF me
E5rtb IN tie HcClellqp.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-23
FROM THE SOLDIERS.
CAMP NEAR KELLY's FORD, Va
Sept. l3, 1868.


Ed. POTTER JOURNAL: One OF the
few and far between visits of the POTTER
JOURNAL was welcomed, as is always the
case, few evenings ago, and as copy
received visited every tent inhabited by
Potter representatives until it was quite
lcorn out in its exertions to satisfy and
please all by visit This particular
copy however contained the communica-
tiou from. our Quarter Master, Lieut..
REEs. and upon reaiing it all exclaimed,
"BuHy for Rees p The Lieutenant
showed me your private letter wherein
you state that some there are who are
disposed to dispute Rees' claim to the
authorship of SAID letter. All Of US are
aware that there are many among the
"stay at homes' who are only too ready
and willing TO find fault with such
straight forward, common sense, senti
ments, but finding fault does not make
them any the less his, and ours and the
heartfelt and outspoken sentiments OF
every true son of Pennsylvania, And il
| tHCcO oiC kHO lCCAiu 70 VI al VI Isl VI y
should Lieut.. Rees hesitate to express
them more than any one else. That let.
ter l know he acrote, for | saw it before
it was finished and read it before it was
forwarded for publication. And in re.
gard to the author, Lieut.. Rees, le: me
say that whatever were his politics before
he joined the army, that was among the
parts aud parcels that he left at home.
The soldier is more capable of knowing
who is bis friend than any one out Of the
army. When they are satisfied with any
thing or any person they want no changes
That they are satisfied with Gov Curtir
is true beyond doubt. They want 30 one
else to look to their wants, and could they
be consulted, as they ought to be, they
would have no one else. "Give US Cur
tin aud to hell with Woodward" is tht
unpublished exclamation that greets one
on every side in Pennsylvania regiment
There is no need to ask you to let yonl
paper do its duty we know it will.
But | am writing more than | intended
l wished merely to lend testimony Il
fact not only that tlat letter was writer
by Lieut. Rees, but that we ALL endorse
the sentiments. Yours very truly,
DENNIS II. CHEEsBRo.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-23
COUNTY POLITICS.
BRooKLAND, Pa, Sept, Is, 1853

BRooKLAND, Pa, Sept, Is, 1853.
At the primary meeting for choosing
Delegates tothe County Convention, held
this day, DANIEL OLMsTED was chosen
PRESIDENT A Committee Of one in each
school neighborhood was chosen to see
that all loyal voters not now assessed, are
assessed at least tec days before election,
and that those needing it, be provided
with means to ride to election
Friends of your Country ! see to it that
every man VINO will support the Loyal
Candidate for Governor is on hand. Have
your two years returned soldiers paid .
tax in two years !? Are all assessed =
Will you allow CURTIN to lose vote
because some man is ilfirm and has no
way to ride to the election? L.BIRD.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-23
EUREKA!
"1 HAVE FOUND ITp

Was the exclamation CT the Astronomer uho
first discovered that the world moved in ita
orbit; not less joyous has been the exclams.
tion Of those who have found THE PLACE
where GOODS can be purchased FIFTEEN
or TWENTY PER CENT. below the market
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 be better satisfied
with our stock than any other in this or adj
joining counties. Think twice befo:s buying
DEAR TRASH" Now is your time 70 pro.
cure GOOD ARTICLE. "Delays ars dan
gerous and sometimes fatal" Don't wait for
another enormous advance in Goods.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-09-23
Representative Conference.

The Representative Conferees of Tioga
and Potter Counties met at COudersport
Sept. %. 1868
Tioga-H. S. johnson, II. W. Vii,
liams
Potter-Maj. J NJ Kilbourne, L. Bird.
The Conference unanimously endorsed
the nominations of JOHN w GURNsEY
and ARrHU G. OLMsTED, as candidates
for the Assembly at the coming election.
Fl. W. WILLIAMS, Pres't.
J. N. KIbBoURN Sec'y.