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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-02

IRON, " He,5t6b Bgotsn, D. D., lsftsor ofshs Eaej-
eIopsdia Of 12eTI0ioHs RnotOged0e. ~ -
Although not disposed TO faSot or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general through distrust oi
their ingredients and eifecta, yot know OF SUM
nient reason. Why not testify to tho bbnht
he believes himself u nom any SimPle
preparatiops inthe hope that no may thus contrib
nto' 70 the benefit ofothera. .
: 4 do this thbtn1ore Teadlyin IagArd to Hoonand's
German Bitters prepared by Dr.. o. n. Jaq,rSon, Of
this city, because prelndI0Gd against them for
many yeafa, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. 1 am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ.,, for the removal Of
this prejudice BY proper tests and for encourage,
long continued debility. Tho use Of three bottleE
of th68e Bitters, ut the beginning of the present
year was followed by evident relief and restoration
10 degree OF bodily and mental xigor which had
mot fell Tor six months before And had almost 70
gpaired OF ieEulAtinR. thor - ,sS- 1nE God and
nv friond 10 gdIroctine mo TO tn nse oftnem.
PhlladeipA ,,Juno %. 1851. =, ~ = e.
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: DEr4aSKIsr o. STATE

more, hppearsin the Richmond papers:
CIRCULAR,
let@4 sG DRPARTMEar'o or SFATBSl
l" RICHMOND; August 26, 1854. s e
SIR: Numerous publications which have
recently appearediu the journalSLof the
United. States on tie subjgctof informal
overtures for peace between the tWofede-
rations of states now at war on this conti.
nenf, render.it desirable that on should
be fully advised of the views and policy of
this government on matter of such para
mounts id ip6ftanee!' f II is ,liketSise proper
thatsyon should be accurately Informed of
what has occurred or the several occasions
msntfoned in the published Statements.
m You have hereto fore been furnished with
copies of the manifesto issued blythe Com
gress of the Confederate States, With the
approval of the resident, on the 14th June
last, and havefdoubtless acted in conformt-
ty with the resoluii ZION which requested that
copies of this manifesto should be1atd be-
fore foreign :governmautss stThe principal
sentiment tsI and purposes by which these
states have been aud are ,stfIl actuated,"
are set forth in that paper " fth al the Iaus
thofity due TO the sblemn declaration Of
the Legislative and executive. departments
OF this government anu WIN oteaEness o
which leaves no room Tor comment or exI
planation.i In a fewssentencesl lt is pointed
out that oil we ask ia immunity from in
interference with our lpternal ,peacelan
prosperity. i"and to, be sleft to the undis-
tnrbed enjoyment OF those 1nalien aeie riga!s
OF me- hoerty ana tne VI =.
which ourcommon ancestors declared % DC
the equal heritage OF All parties &c, the So
ctsl compact. Let them torpear Naggres-
sions upon US and the war IS az an end:- 5.--.-
II there bequestlon!sl Whlcn qulre ao!us.
msnt by nsgotatiI5o,ni we nave We ever eeen
willing and are sun Bllllng 20 e9tsr ito lnso
ntcation win our aasstsafles ,n :
splrit OF peace, OF sn9
ness Ine manitesto ciosse WIN aue u1S. ,Ss
iaFaupn snss .S.,s ~ ~
en- lgntened guugneent ol t1e 1917 ~ .9. wy
sooer z y
Selves ana sto ,tps seislnn snH 70
lierohStaneps OF heaven, q "a :, a.,
itn'n ayery ie - aa.ss 11e
llcalteh OF Inis =
met Win = IS. - L'4 ;.
S9ln. IN tne 80 =
4ettef was recsixea ~ elsFa. eH, tT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-02
VALUABLE PrODertE for Rent.

ITO LEFI0N GROUND & sNT, for term of years,
u about one hnndred aud dtey feet OF the prop
erty fronting on Main 9trestS and running ba5E
Rbopt one hundred and thirtg-tWo FEET, aui kaoEn
AS the ZIne Homestead property, iainsliAtsly
This property viii Be rented "a sdIta5Ie bhIlIIng
lots and lembnE6os some Of TIM bost uuimproEod
Rt'psss''s ~ ny ~ ss'sss'55aa Y.B.ARMsrRssa,
: JsS-f s.sfstl,4 al Trustee OF 8 hIiy A. Zane.
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PROPOSALS FOR FaRAeE.
uHIlR lHi auiAIRa,TiHirRlIMASFKR,s oETIoH,
A'fstislf 9DlPkRRHHIR0 or WET VInaINIAt i


fsis,a QulEllRLAHpf Nd January lSth1 1b34.l
| IGHALED proposal n duplicate are invited BY
masters Department in the Department ef Wet
Virginia e oharieston, PaEkersburg ana Wheel,
lins Of the Baltmors and Ohio Rairoad, q follow
Iolarksbursi Grafton New Greek, Cumberland Mar
n;esr aEgss sy, ss$FlRsR, RsHt , Ss hSssl s
On eltherof those pieces. with HA5s Corn oats and
b received for mon.
sand ts0o0l bushels Of Corn or Oats and lfty go
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards and must be'aoS
ioolnpanied by copy Of thi! edyertisersnt. y
points they propose to make dellTerfdss and the
rates at which they win make deltysEtel thsreat,
the OF eseh article proposed @ be deiy-
menced and when 70 be completed.
All deliveries must be promptly made within the
70 inisirs prompt m ssttIeTisnt fherei6F. b
Tho pFiee must be written ont lna words on the
Tho partienIar hind Of description or oats, corn,
nay F =. =, mrEt he
Corn to 30 put 40 IN good stout sacks Of about two
bushels eaehs Oats in like sa1lEs Of about three
bushels eaeIS the saeksNto be furnished without
extra charge e The The f Hay A and STRAW
An articles offered under the bids herefn invited
VIII be subject e. rigid inspeetion BY Govern
Contracts will be awarded from. time to time
to the lowest Responsible bidder las the Inter
WiI 30 made when the whole amounts ior
shall have been delivered and accepted. q -
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore 70 comply with their Contracts -
All proposals mnst benaceomparied by q guar
aAty, signed by two responsible persons that
case the bid Is accepted, ,he or they will, within
The timenaued, execute the c0ntractforlth saInei
with good and sufficient gureties In sum equal IN
amount 70 the anounto OF the contracts to deltyer
forage proposed, in conformity with, the terms OF
this advert rtisement and In case bidder shall fail
70 enter into the contract they to- make good the
difference between the ofer Of said bidder and rho
next lowest bidder the person toWhom
the contract may be awarded. yras.s sy7- 81
The responsibility Of the guArantor8 must be shown
by the ooiAl 6artfcate Of United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector OF Customs, or other
Government ofiefM, known by this ibfHee. a5
An parties viii be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals..
All propoeAlG mnst be made in duplicate, and be
accompanied with the oath of allegiance OF the part
~ or parties unless &c has already Been placed on
fle In this ofice. sI.. -...t54 IL -
cefve and only from producers or parties regularly
engaged In the business. d
der must be written In the proposals. II
prop0salgm must b6addressed 70 Captain A.V. Bar
ringer, Chief QIarteFmAster Department Of West
ViSgipiR, Cumberland, Nd, and marked aProposals,
for Forage .fe . ils2asl a3 artJH58 - r
Blank formso of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application to this ONCE.
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The Peace Mission to Richmond.

The 2RsBs1 side OF the story7-ctrsuiaF
'fsfropastsseerstarys Ben1amIn.i
The Following circular from Z the the rebel
Secretary of State referring to- the Hpeace''
mission of Colonel jacques and Mr.. Gill
more, hppearsin the Richmond papers:
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Property for Sales

EroperLy Iof SaI9fi
TUE House now occupied by u Landffisd, Main
ThsHoass now occupied by pster Ersnohg Water
4Sfs ai.o, the Dwelling House nov oosdptSa Syr. n.
Logan, Main street, North WaeaIing. 80
The above will be sold low and on reasonable
terms. Apply tod 1.slli95 9sAs f516
ang17.50da Monroe Street.
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oFFIo1AL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. q
Passsd az Tie Ffrst Session of Tie Thirty
eighth Congress.
PuBL1c-No. 14S.

H. -a LPuBIc-Ho. 14SJ
AHAcT to provide internal revenues TO support the
government, 70 pay interest on the public debt,
and for other purposes
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y t.SPoTFswooD HOTEL,

and tbs next morning 1rsceived the fol-
lowing letter:
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thereby certify 70 the best Of my knowledge and
belief theabovo named guarantorS are good and
sufcent a. securities for the amount forwheh they
otisE 70 be security. -.
10 be eertinedby the United statos5 District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofioet
under the United States Government, or reSponsi-
BILE person known 70 this once. = asAStA ~
All proposals. received under this adEettiaement
will be opened and examined n this ONCE on WE'D
NESDAH and SATURDAY., Of. each week. % u n.
FliddeFE Rr invited 10 be- at the
Captain and ChiefQnnEtermaster.
fnn22.tf ~ " LDepartment Of Wet Ntrginin.s
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Capt. A. v. BARRIsaER OhIef fQuartermaster Depart.
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.

We, the, undersigned, residents of-fn the
County OF, and State o., hereby jointly
and seyeraIly covenant With the United States and
guarantees in case the foregoing Bid of--be
Seespted thnt he or they will within tan days hfter
the same with good and sufficient gureties In q
sum equal the amount Of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed In conformty to the terms OF
bid was made and in case the ---shaII fail 10
enter into contract a. Aforesaid, We guarantee to
make good the differences between the offer by the
saId--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or tho person 70 whom the contract may be awarded
Given under onr hands and seals this--day of
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Hooaand's German Bitter
cPuRHLY VEGETABLE,)

Host, of ignorant ouseks and tlscrupplous sdyen
turofs, have opensd upon suffering humanity tht
Hood.gates Of NoStrumstn the shape OF poor whisky
vilely Compounded With iHJnriOus drugs and chris
tened Tonics, stomachics and Bitters. -
Dsware Of the tnnumeIable array of Alcoholic
preparations in pIethortc bottles, and high-belied
kegs the modeat speculation OF bltters, which
instead of curing, only aggravate dlsease and leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-02
uOoPLAND,s aBRMAN BITTERs

Are not a new and ULtEied article, but have stood
the test OF Iteen .6Grs trial blythe American pub
lc and their repu and sale are not riyaled by
The ipropfiet5fs M % thousands Of Lstters from
the m6St Gmin6ht oiereymehj LaWyersi PhyBicianas
and Citizens testiyings oWp personal AnoWl-
Do 1aS:S You SH' VAN SOMETHING no srRENdT1Es
DO you WANT a GOOD APPETITE, -
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTITU
DO YOU WANT 10 FEEL WELLt ia
DO YOU wANTTo eEp BID OF tNRRVousNEssl
DO You WAIT ENERGYi . ~ ''e
DO you WANT 10 SLEEP wELLi 3
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
iNa' 1,,,,,, 4 AZ, f-t.l os,s
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s.. n. b. hfe5pskor, y 2 -
Dr. g. Arnold, oimbtldges 0hl0s gEipi 3
Prof. @. 81. cleeyeland, ,sineinnat4, Ohio.
DF. q. a. MelehfmsE, Van Wert e. Ef'iS
= sfs2I.lyd< 4 49, =. 5f,-ssr-
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- PRIcRE.-LarFo sire, holding nearly deubie
Guantity 81 per bottle; half dozen, SS.5 Small GHa
f6e per scttie; half dozen, =. sslss5 -dii =,
EE-Fof salSby pIae gists and peaierH syeEyW where
nIhb, United StStoS5 Sn1hy all the brasStsts and
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HooAand's German Bitters

-. - -. - n - . ).
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-12
Notice..

GERMAyIA, Potter Co., Pa, Aug. /, 1868.
y Office is hereby gwen that Charles Bu-
Y shor, now or late Of this county, holding
the following described property, has not yet
paid any consideration whatever fer the same
and az persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any CT said property of the said Bushor
before tie decision of the Court is given in
this case and c. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
lSt. 4 certain tract Of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5O75, Abbottto vnshtp.
Potter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also % acres in warrant 5O76 and adjoining
the above.
End. 4 certrin tract of land, with Mill and
Improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 58I9, in StewartsOn township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 204 acres.
c. Bushor holds also in trust warrant no.
250l, in Gaines township, Tioga county Pa,
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing $50 acres.
II WM. RADDE.
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Hear a Soldier.

CoMMIssARY Dept, 3D B lST D., % c.
PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. l9, 1864.
DEAR BROTHER AND SISTER, Your kind and
welcome letter dated Sept. 18th, received
in due season. You say that you hear that
the most Of the Army of the Potomac thinks
Mcclellan is the man for President. Now the
person who says that is greatly deceived as
well as everybody who believes it. 1t is true
that Little Mcclellan had a great many friends
IN the Army. but since be has allowed him
self to be used as ar instrument in the hands
of such traitorous gang as the Chicago
Platform was was'composed of, his old ftiends
have nearly all gore from him, and will un
doubleday all 60 for ''Old Abe" as you call
cali him. The Copperheads are continually
picking flaws with Old Abe. They say this
is a Negro War, and that he is carrying on
the war for the Abolitionists. They do not
seem TO remember that the Union was dis
solved under a Democratic administrator,
and by Democrats too. And now who would
trust them to put in a President? No one
but traitors. If the Soldiers do not want
peace, then do not know who does But
let me tell rou that we want honorable
one-oue that is worthy OF Oar Glorious
Country. But the Copperheads are opposed
to such an evest. They want to see the
Union separated. They wan: Us, after SO
much hard fighting, and blocd-shed, to lay
down their arms, call ourselves whipped. sub
nit to The traitorols, cowardly laws Of JEFF.
Davis, and ever be used as Negro hunters for
him. Any one who has any interest in the
OF the Union and speedy end Of
the war can tell very quick what man to vote
for. We have excellent news from Sherman's
army. Atlanta is ours and fairly won.
think tir2 shortest way tc peace is to elect
Uncle Abe and nll up the Army. The latter
joh is nearly complied. Recraits are pour
ing in every day by the thousands. I think
we haze reason 20 thank God for the success
Of our arms OF late. Everything looks en-
couzagiDg nov for a speedy end Of the wag,
We have not had much fighting here of late
except picket fighting. The Army is laying
still now recruiting, receiving recruits and
making preparations for what trust will be
the feal campaign.
IFemaia yoar effeetionate brother,
DkRiUs.
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RS- lHE GESEsEE FARNER.-Oae Of the
Oldest and most reliable agricultural journals
in the United States is the "Genesee Farmer" "
1t costs only One Dollar year, and all who
subscribe at this time fer 1865 win receive
The October, November ana December num-
bers of this year FREE! The October num-
Der now before Us contains full reports Of the
New York State Fair, discussions, &C. Also
the proceedings Of tEe American Pomological
Society, Wool Growers Convention, &c
Those who wish strictly agricultural and
horticultural journal should take the Farm
ct" Sand d1liarEt once 10 JosEPH HARRIs.
publisher of the "GeBosee Farmer" Bocherter.
\. T., and yen viii get the paper for sfseen
months
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-12

In Ulysses, on Thursday, Sept. %. 1864,
Of Typhoid Fever, WALTER W. GRfDLEY,
aged 26 years.
A kind husband, dutiful son, an excellent
neighbor, and good Christian, Mr.. Gridle5
has left behind him an example well worthy
of imitation. He was considered one of the
most promising young men of our county and
in his death his relatives and the whole coH-
munity have SUSTAINED q great and irrepara-
bic loss.
"None knew thee but to love thee,
Or named thee but TO praise.
Tears fell when thou vert dying
From eyes unused to weep,
And long where thou art lying
Will tears the cold turs steep" b.
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On the Course Again.
100 Men and SO Teams Wanied

THO go onto a Lumber Job, two miles above
H. Benezette, Elk county, Penn'a. Distance
from here. 58 miles. None but GOOD Chop
persand Woodsmen, good Teams and Wagons
are wanted. Ready for men the first Of OctO-
ber for teams, the 18TH. Steady work until
Spring. Pay for men: from $50 to S4e per
month and found. For good hOrse-team and
man, 50 per day and found. For good OK
team 81 per day and found. The best route
to the sob is down the First Fork Of the Sim
nemahoning creek and up Benefits Branch
Enquire when there for my Foreman, Michael
Courtney. The Job Is good one to work
teams on. Forty Dollars per ton will be paid
for all HAY brought in. Bring in load
WALTON DWIGHT.
Coudersport. Penn'a, Sept. Il, 1861,
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H21Mes C Drafted

Men in Potter. We hayc succeeded IN pro
curing the names CT sone Of the drafted per
sons in our coGnty.
Ealalia Ts-5s5,g-Rnssell ". Niles, Norris
Lent Perry EonlaHd, Nathan Woodcocl. Wm.
Snyder, Joseph Lent, Edward Furaase. A.ne-
rom Nelson, Thomas Glover. Fred. Shapteu.
berger, John Eaggaz, 7. D. Gleason, Dar:c
D. Colccrd.
Rou'et 7o5-zet etP-Jereniah Coon. James
Sullivan, Jacob Reed, Jesse Brine. William
Brine, Oscar Carsaw. 17enrr Ejmm. Johr
fentzer, Isaac Sears William Weimer. Ruc~
Pomeror BENZ CarE..NiI.am Crosbec1,. Sam
nel Card, Nelson LRsso1. 'l5eor-e Araola. Levi
Cornell, :. H. Eaucork, Edwin Grimos Ole
Hanson, Daniel D. Gleason, Almeron N.Ly-
man (who vaas dgaffei last yaer and died in
the seFFice.j
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ESTTaX.

EAME to the premises of the substriber in
- Harrison township, Potter county, Pa,
about the Goth Of October, tEe year old
heifer with brown and hFockled face. The
owner wilt come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, or she will be
Of according to law
JOHN SMITH.
Harrison. Get. IS. T3w
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Married:

In Couderpsport, on the morning OF the
18Th inst, at the residence of Capt. A. r.
Jones, by the Hon. c. S. Jones, LEROY
CRITTENDEN, of Stevenson township, and
Miss NANCY JONES. of Coudersport.
Thanks to the happy ceup3e for share of
the Brides Cake. May they always feel that
the faces of those we love are the fairest of
sights, and their voices the sweetest harmony
in the world
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Freeman RaIly !!

HON. ISAAC BENSON will address
Meetings as follows:
HoRToN's SCHOOL House.
in Wharton, Thursday Evening, Oct. 20.
AT REEs' SCHOOL House,
Friday Evening, October 21st.
AT AYsEs' HILL School HOUSE,
Saturday Evening, Oct. %.
AESSRS. BENSON and OLMSTED
will addrers Meetings, as follows:
AT RAYMoND's CORNERS.
Monday Evening, October 9th, 1884.
UNITED STATES School House.,
IN Bingham, Tuesday Evening, Oct. 25.
North FORK SCHOOL House.
IN Harrison, Wednesday evening, Oct. &c
HARRISON VALLEY SCHOOL House,
Thursday evening, Oct. %.
SUNDERLINyILLE SCHOOL House,
Friday evening, October %.
SCHOOL HOUSE near mouth of West Bc'h.
Saturday evening, Oct %.
SOHN S. MANN, ESQ, will address
meetings as follows:
~ ~ SCHOOL HOUSE near mouth of the
0deyoye, Friday evening, October %.
at NH.LPoRr,
Saturday evening Oct. %.
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lection, @. XII

Oar majority il this county has been re-
duced considerably, not BY changes in poll
tics but by the number of men furnished for
the army. and when the soldiers vote is re-
corded it viii raise the majority considera biz.
More than fcur hundred men have enlisted
from this county into the army since +re last
election. The vote IS very kght-3:ghtet tt an
it has been for wears, yet we thirk hy earnest
csprass We can increase the vote and the
majority very materially. AZ the October
election in 1880 Curtin had 1876 majority.
while Lincoln, in November, had with onlv
an increased vote of Al majority of !. .O24,
gain Of 80 over Curtin's majority of Octo-
Der. We cannot expect to have as large an
increase this year. but we think an increase
can easily De accomplished. The fact that
the friehis'of the Union in Ohio and Indiana
have 50 notlY asserted their love for country
will pelEaFg open the eyes of our opponents
who have been haIting between two opinions
fot soz.e tine.
Tie election returns from the States hold
ing elections this week are not very complete
but enough is known 80 Indicate pretty clear
" that Ckio ard .I1dana have gone strongly
FOR the Union Ticket-we gaining quite Il
Hum5er of Congressman. Pendleton, Cox
Long and voorhees, are reported defeated
and Union men elected in their places.
Pennsylvania has gone Union by a stall
majority on the home vote, which will be very
materially increased ty the zote eff the Sol
diers, who are voting 10 Union to / copper
head
This Congressional District has not yet
been sulfciently heard from to sag what
Wilson's majority will be, but enough has
beer heard to indicate tia. his electicn is
sure thing.
We only give the vote for Congress in de-
tail, there being no regular opposition to the
balance Of the ticket:
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rea- JEFF. Davis mede a very despoEding
speech at Macon. en- the 23d OF September.
He virtually confessed that nothing but the
success of the peace par.y at the North can
save the rebellion from speedy destruction.
He made other confessions which show con-
clusively that the rebellion is on its last legs
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BSg BY a recent decision Of the Provost
Marshal General, ell mcn vhs have been
drafted at any time heretofore and paid $500
Communication money, are exempt under the
present draft, and until the existing enrolment
is exhausted. This is blljust, ard viii give
renewed assurance that the government
means to deal equitab!y with ti.e people.
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Assemb,y-Olmsted had 054 votes.
Guernsey had 945 votes.
A. u. Loop had 269 votes.
Treasurer Jones had ,007 votes.
CommisSioner-Austin had 95I votes.
Auditor-L Bird had 93o votes.
do ". B. Graves had 934 votes.
Philadelphia gives 7,o98 majority, Union
Allegany, 1000 Union maj.
Cincinnati, 5000 Union maj
Indianapolis, gain of I 900 Union mai
Lancaster county, $500 Union maj,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-12

e.. The OId Kerstone - has

Bgg- The OLD keystone State has just sent
sixteen new regiments, numbering nearly
$4,000 men to the army Of Grant, and not
less than 20 600 patriotic volunteers TO the
old regiments. within the last sixty days.
Will the people reward their heroism and IL
deity to our common Nationality By voting
the war ia failure and demanding q aces-
salion cf hosiilities p
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r Another battle+@t took place between
our forces and the reb5ls at AlatOona, Geor-
gia, which resulted in d complete victory for
the Union arms. The rebels were driven
from the field, leaving their dead and from
400 to eco wounded IN our hands Oar loss
was about Toe killed and 200 wounded,
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Egg We send out some Extras with this
number of the JOURNAL and hope tney will all
be read We delayed our issue this week
for the purpose of giving some election re-
turns. They will be found in another column.