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Report from the Navy Depart
ment-SheRman heard from.

WAsHINaToN, March THE Navy De.
partment has received an official report
from Dahlgren OF our possession of George
The report is dated Georgetown, s. c.,
Feb. q, flag steamer Harvest Moon. in
priced the Department that the naval forces
under my command had taken possession
OF Georgetown. As soon as the occupation
of Charleston left my thoughts, I gave my
attention to this point "a to be the prefer
able communication for Gen. Sherman, in
case such became desirable before enter
ing it. Accordingly soon began to COLI
lect suitable force for this station. The
McDonough, Georgian and two launches,
the only ones of that class Of vessels which
can pass the bar of the river.
On the 22d the Salferino was ordered to
Georgetown, and all the marines we could
collect were embarked in battoE, the
OBJECT being to pass up the Santee with
this body OF men, and take the road to
Georgetown that traverses the rear Of
the rebel works and assault it. while the
vessels attacked the front. The infantry
Stanley, assisted by Lieut.. Col. Williams.
On the 23d of February tie Suwanee
crossed the bar and Joined the Mingo with
in, upon which the rebels abandoned the
battery. The Suwanee and Min9o steamed
up the bay, and took possession. The ma
rtnes were landed, and the municipal au-
thOrtties rendered their submission to the
Government of the United States. The
battery mounted Is guns.
Admiral Dshlgren calls the attention Of
the Department to Lieut.. Stoddard of the
marines, who acquitted himself with Gre
dit, and now has command Of the largest
force of marines that has been collected to.
gether tor some time. He did good service
in the field with the marines Of the feet.
Com. Stillwagen, of the sloop Pawnee, in
his report, says he has asnt . detachment
OF marines under Lieut.. Breese, of the u.
8. Marine Corps, to occupy the Fort. He
also says Ihave directed Com. Creighton to
proceed carefully up Black River, and
have despatched the tug Calphin with
Leut. Com. Henry and Ensign Gloss pre-
pared TO open communication, by the arr
my code Of signals, with Gen. Sherman,
who To said to be some Il miles of. as
Admiral Dahlgren has issued an order
for the maintenance of the authority Of the
United States. He first says, in conformi-
ty TO the laws Of the United, slavery no
longer exists within the lines Of the Union.
Persons residing therein who thus become
freemen, will in future enjoy the fruits OF
their own labor. 5f $
The department has received infbrma.
ton Of the capture Of the blockade run
ners Deer, Prize, Montauk and others in
Charleston Harb0r, on February 15tn.
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FPon Loulsville.

LoU1sv1LLE, March 5.-The Nashville
passenger train was detained fom injury
by freshet on Barren river.
River here rising rapidly, and dood is
apprehended. Bridges at Antioch washed
away, and that over Stone River moved
i've feet The trestles at New Haven are
in danger.
Seventeen euerrillas under Hughes en-
tered Hodgenviile, but left, doing no dam
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DUBLIC NOTICE 49, HEREBY

"a ~ cosaSxmisv V1tS Titio tsn uol Cnsnter
dNy-tWe (eQ Of the Reviged Code Of Iowa Of i00.
Et The name 81 oatd Corporation u tho
"HAWK.EXE WOOLEN nI11. and it, pein-
ctpel Rlaee Of ttansaclin9 bostpee. y IN the City
"a. The general nature Of the business 70 b
transacted b. aaid cooperation - the mAnu1ac-
ure eAA sale Of WoQlea xAbrtc9
I "a. The amount Of the Capital stock Of said
cMpOf1tlon II r1flY Ihoub1ld D0uAEu, and u
pAyabloon caliof the Direotors, in installments.
s5 leh. esid corporation oe0nenoed On the 18th
twenty yeon thseeeftsf.
T. SIN. The s@Ai1, q 80 s9sIoesaon Are e =
ana 6scf0lafy. who ase e = cleoted ct the ans
pl,al meofinS of the, 0tockh0ldef1 On the a
Wedue6daY 81 January tn each year, and ouo6
cfner a. Dnte . the Ddard q SUlrectois may %.
Sth. 40 highest ancunt o1tfndebtsdnsu w
lsbillfy % W6ieh aaid evaporation may Ct any
thoul6n6 d0ilAr3. g. 81tsaAFa
! 7th. FMvGte suropstt ~ t4,ps exempt ftoa
fobf5dltW4t .&toASssiS President,
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RailroaA Accidene.

Nrv, Vo,y NE..,l =, oon ~
go, lev an abah, M 1 s::-Aoous l,SM re-
0gau ual,y.
.ra raserr nu ~ ~. 9, aurlou9neo sololefs
~ Ie.u1 nus ~ .ne a.9y OF the fotomac
foiI9S passs - t: 81 s.I.veo ne.e We nave me
l y: aue1slousl paft!cutafs OF the &C.
g :. a on lne Gamoen q Amooy haiirosd.
fs =. - 1, -; -, ABOUT ~ mlles
;,n ~. : p nn ~ =. clocK tals morn
. .,aa ~. ron rnnsoelpnla. wnen u came up,
was ue.a,neu ~ cooseq1e On t0e same
.lacA anu ~ lneir tat. NO cl8nai ngnt
vas. vas ssen ~ Tue englneer Q! the p. m:
t us ~ l1ou asnln8!on, Wno was l8notsns
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BosToN, MARCH, 5.-The Portland (Me.l
4d0ertiser states that the mystery of the
Castine raid last fall has been solved. The
diers Of the battery stationed there, three
of whom have just been arrested and are
now confined al Eassport, ~
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xxXvHEntA Con8re00-9a Session.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-HousA-Ths
conferUnCo committee on civil and miscel.
laneous affairs bill reported che question
81 oxempting civilians from trial by courts
martial unsettled. 40
! wa coaforence, committee reported upon
thu agreement to make tho duty on i'm
norted paper Is cents ID valorem. With
out taking final action on the 6enate's re-
ports, tho House adjourned sire die.
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OswEao, March 4.-Mayor Gaunt has re-
ceived despatch from Gov. Fenton sta
ting that the War Department, Washing
ton, have received information from Hall
fax, that rebels in Halifax are contempla-
ting raid on Oswego and vicinity, aud q
public meeting is to be held in this city
this afternoon to take such action in the
matter a. may be necessary.
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IRON SDO A0t001O0s .
New York, March The steamer Cos
t. Rica from Aspinwau oath, bringing the
North Stars passengers and one million
and 3 quarter of treasure from California,
arrived this morning. sRf -
The steamer, Constitution from San
Francisco arrived st Hayana on tie 26fh
ult. 'is g
The news from Chill IL unimportaut.-
The harvest has been plenteous, aud very
large exports Of wheat and dour viii b
ahippod. 1i.3e#f
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First MAIL from Charseston.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.---The steamer
Massachusetts, which arrived to-day, had
has left Charleston sirce the breaking out
of the rebellion.
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NEW YORK, March 4.-Advices received
here through private sources from Mexico
state that the war in the United States is at
tracing the special attention Of the impe..
rial government. The police are directed
to arrest all who express their sympathy
with the Federal cause, and one man Da.
med v0ldisO has been sentenced to year q
imprisonment for speaking favurably
shout the United States and predicting the
speedy end Of the rebellion.
The impefial treasury il constantly get
ting lower.
Emperor Maximilian II On the increase. q
The friends Of tho Juaxist cause here -.
FUSE - give evidence to tho reported defeat
1t 0nxn0n. l-AsI .lNa- 3 49,.
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Ice,

PH1LDELpHlA, March mo trains will
leave for the South to-day in consequence
Of drifting ice in the Susquehanna.
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Pa1LADsLPH1A,M March Tan accident
occurred on. the Trenton Railroad last
night ct Bristol station, by the Washing
ton train running into another train. Five
persons on thej latter train were killed,
and Is to 80 severely wounded, three oil
them fatally. Three Of tho killed are SOL
dioro. one q fireman. and acivilian. 81
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NEW YORK, March THE steamer Sa-
vannah. from Hilton Head, 4th, has ar
rived, bringing important dispatches from
Gilmore to the War Department.
The Charleston Courier of the ID says an
officer Of Sherlnan's army was in Charles.
ton taking inisiasory steps toward raising .
regimen. of white 0roops.
A number Of families who had removed
beyond the city limits, had returned with
their household goods. llf
The Savannah Republican Of the I'd con-
tains Gov. Browns message, of which an
abstract has been published.
The Republican also contains an account
of Sherman's occupation ofColumbia from
the Augusta Cbnstitutiondlist Of Feb. 9th,
derived from citizens of Columbia. 1t ap.
pears that the rebel troops in large mum.
bers left ON the 10th in the direction Of
Charlotte. Gov. Magrath left on the 18th
for the upper section OF the State. Beau.
Major Goodwin went the same day and
surrendered tho city to Shermon. The
public stores were thrown open, and every
body helped themselves. No stores wers
burned. a y
Sherman's army entered Columbia in
the afternoon aud soon commenced de-
stroying the public properly. The depot
ings in the suburbs containing public
stores were fred. Late in the Afternoon,
q pile of cotton in the street, near the Con.
garee House, took 6re from sparks and
the flames spread 10 some wooden build
ings which were near, when the strong
wind drove the flames down both sides Of
the street. The scene became terrific. Loud
explosions continually filed the air. The
residences and ground were shaken . BY
an earthquake, and vast columns ofsmoke
and flame rose to the heavens. Nothing Of
any accountwas saved. Goods,' furniture
and provisions moved to supposed places
Of safety, were burned - the dre progress.
sed. The district burned on Main street u
about mile and . half. Dr.. Reynold's
house is the only one left standing between
the section known ~ the Cotton-town and
sale house, and also extending from Eve 70
ten blocks east Of Main street, destroying
everything. The entire business portion
Of the city is in ruins. Both hotelS-the
Guardian and Cbn0liNi0osn newspaper ON.
Cea, and q number Of churches were de-
II: Tie Catholic seminary ana several other
Pe and e 11cs Dnne ssse
lishment are burned. All tbs ears. engines
and railroads which the rebels dill not re-
move. are destroyed. Only three chNrchea
are 1eh Standing, the Catholic, Eptscopa.
liam, and Presh1terian. 81. aTas =
The female college is now occupied by
houselees- women and children. The old
State House "a slonn up but tho nsw =
Warrington. Wade Hampton's house WA
saved BY the Federal officers. Gen. Pres
toms house was also saved and given ito
the occupants of the Catholic Seminary,
whose property wasaccide ntauy destroyed.
The railroads about Columbia are all tern.
ND. and all the bridges leading to the place
DESTROYED: All the 7Oundriee and machine
~ II a. ~twSp al
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New YoRK,. March THE Richmond
Ero,ntncr of the 4th says Gen. Hays, OF
Massachusetts,, has been exchanged. Ell
ArNrv rroN or CArApA,-A Montreal
paper has the following extraordinary
statement: =.
WIf the Provincial Government 10 as well
served by its spies as it pretends to be, it
onrht to be aware that there has been in
this city for some weeks q Commissioner
of the Federal Government, negotiating
with the leaders of the Annexation party,
If the people of this Province as to union
with the United States, and the probable
amount of hostility they would show II
this was attempted by invasion. This
Com missioner processes to be authorized
to pay. $loO, 0OO, 600 for the Canadas, with
liberal commissions to those who will as
sist the project Of annexation"
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Died.

I ,PHrtADELpH1A, March Nv. II. Pau
Treasurer Of the Walnut 81. Theatre. died
ffsis n6rnff1fi t8sl s@{fIiiuttSs AE{sprs 4s n
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4 GALENA, March THE election to-day
for city Officers in this place resulted IN, til
election Of D. shsrn, Dom, for Mayor, and
four Democrats against one Rephblcad
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80. 81 che Treasury. e.
y; sMAs41NaToN, March The Senate has
confirmed the nom inationo of Hugh McCuI-
loch - Secretary Of the Treasury. Is ID
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DAN RAhER.

DENSION. BOUNTY and VAR CLAIM AGENCY
I Pensions procured for Soldiers of the present
War who are disabled by reason Of wounds received
crdsease contracted while in the service oft.e mite
States and pensions, bounty. and arrears Of pay 9n
tained for widows or heirs OF those who have died
been killed while in service. AL letters 9f inquiry
promptly answered, and on receipt hy li. o. q state
uent Of the case Of claimant viii forward the ne
aesEary papers fer their gnature Fees fn Pension
saset Is 6xed by law Refers 10 Hons. Isaac Benson
a T. Omsted, John s Mann, and F ". h.ozs E-4
DAN BAKER.
JuneS e. Claim Agent. Cauaer-uart. Pa.
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL.

n F. GLASSNIRE, PEoPRrrToE. Coraer of Main
II. and Second streets Coudersp0rl Potter CoPa.
Livery Stable is also kept in connection with this
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p. 4. STERRINS d 90.

TERCHANTS-Deale in Dry Goods. Fancy
vi Goods, Groceries Provisions. Flour. Feed Pork.
and everything usually kept IN good country store.
Produce bought and sold J. g
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MARBLE YARD.

F1HE subscriber desires to inform citizens Pot
/ Ter that be can supply them with al l&s Of
Marble work. as cheap aud good as Il can he had
e1v place in the country. MONUMENTS aud IOM8-
STONES Of all kinds furnished Oh short notice.
Cuudersport sealJ % IL G B&EC\LE.
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&. III. SIMMONS.

\ HANT-WELLSVILLE y. Y, Whole
vi sale aud Retail Dealer in Dry Goods. Fancy and
S APPLE Goods Clothing Ladies' Dre--C Groceries.
Flour Feed, sc, Retailers supplied on liberia. terms
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VI. w. McAIARNEN.

DEAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT
IL Lsud Bought and Sold, Taxes paid and Titles
Invests gated Iusures property against IRE IN the nes
companies in the Country aud Persons against Acct
dents in the Travellers Insurance Company 5f Hart
ford Business transacted promptly 11--9
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLER AT LAW
"A Coudersp0rt. Pa WI. attend 70 d. business en
trusted 10 his care witt prsmpte~s ana iIr-y ytcs
IL the second storey u tie OGls--a Block
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H. j. OLMSTED

II ARDWAFE Merchant. and Dealer in Stoves.
IL TIN anL Sheet Iron Ware. Main street. C0uder
sport, Penu'a. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware made TO
order, in good style, on short notice.
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Potter Journal JOb-OHfce.

HAVING lately added a fine new assortment OF
IL JOB-TYPE 10 our already large a>sor;u-o--..
we are now prepared 10 do all kinds Of work, ch1apy
and With taste and neatuess Orders solicited.
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NEW YORK CONNECTION,

Leave New York at 900 P ", arrive al Erie 81 A,
Leave Erie at 155 n, arrive al New York lis, n.
No CHANGE Of CARS BETWEEN ERIE & NEW YORK
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all y ight trains
Tor Information respecting Passenger business an
Ply al Corner OF 30th aud MARKET streets bIadepba
ana Lor Freight business Of the COn0aQy's 4 gents
fhiladelphia. "a Az - ee'7'
w. Reynolds. Erie
y n, \, B-gw7, Agent, \. c. r. R Baltimore.
q N n, hgIsIOS, General Freight Agt Pbflads
d " GWINEER, General TiEka, A., PIf'ssa
l. ILER, Genera. Bup't, WlliamsPort
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Y IERCHANT-De in Dry Goods. Ready-made
VI Ciothilg, CrOckery, Groceries, Flour. Feed
Pork Provisions, &c, Main street, Couler=pgrt, Pa
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COLLINS SMITH.

NJERCHANT-Dcaler in Dry Goods, Groceries,
VI Provisions, Hardware, QUeeusware, Cutlery,
AID al Goods usually found in country store. H'6l
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ltANE EASTMhRl.
LEAVE WESTWARD,

5rle Man 4rAll l---------- 1912 A. n.
Ede Express Train -S.-1p n
Passenger cars run through on the Erie HTai1 and
PhL.adelphLa and Er-a -
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ID. f. OIlTSTED.

TERCH4NTS-Dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints
VI Oils, Fancy Articles. Stationery, Dry Goods.
Groceries, SC, Main Street, Coujarsro-t Pa
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BUSINESS NOTICES


DHYSICIAN & SURGEON. offers his services to
the citizens Of this place and vicinity and desires
70 inform them that be will promptly respond 10 all
over G T Manning's Jevelrv Store: Residence nearly
opposite the Office of the Fox & Ross Estate-lI-->
Free and Accepted Ancient York NasOIis
1NCLALIA LODGE, No. 80. F. \. n stated
r. Vea.ings on the arf and 4th Teanes gays 7f each
month HaiI in the Sd Story of the Olm-ted Block.
u " NcAr4ESFy Sec 6.CLARRAPEE. II. n
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL,
NV. MeALARNEY, Proprietor.

"Devotcd 10 the cause Of Republic isns, the IN
teress of Agrierlture the Advancement Of Education
and the best coed Of Potter county Owning no guide
pY.ept that Of Principle IL will endeavUr 10 d in The
work Of more fully FreedOmiziug our Country,
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vast suheringo OF humanity, they determined to select
the ger ersve system as their particular study and
to deYote their whole attention to the aeyIauon
the diseases ofthese important funchcns No letter
will be answered unless they contain remittance u
apostage stamp. Call or address a. ,f
Drs. BoNAPARTE REYNOLDS, 'lil'
No. I39 Sycamore street, between Filth and Sixth
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours from A. M. to 3P. M. ielT
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A CARD TO INVALIDS,

A Clsrymen residing in South America as a mis-.
"A sionary discovered safe aud simple remedy for
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, EearIy Decay, Dis
eases oflhe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train ofdisorders brought by baneful and vi
oious habits, Great numbers hass been already cur
ed hy this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire TO
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medieine. IN q
sealed envelope, to any one who needs IL, Free q
Charge. .f
Please nslose post paid envelope, addressed to
yourself -. JOSEPH 4. INMAN.
STATION d, BIBLE HoUsE, New York City,
m258m MN rt.fsH
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BIOKRENE

The FEEBLE, the LANGULD, the DRspA JRJv5
the OLD should give this valuable discovery a trial:
1t will be found totally different from all other articia
for the same purposes.
TO FEmALES.-This preparation ia invalns.
be In nervous weaknesses Of all kinda A n s1iIi %
store the wasted strength with wonderful perman.
ance.
tits also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dvs-
pepsia with the first dose brief persistence in ts
use will renoFsts the stomach TO a degree OF nareo,
health, and banish Dyspepsia forever. rN''e'
by Druggists generally. ~
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUTCHINGS HILLYER, ProDrietors
81 Cedar street, New Yorl
Sold by DR.. W. W. STEWART
f' .' t No 90 Main street
'eo Agentfor Dayton.