tHE POTTER COUNTY jpIIRNAt
eladent%Ort, Wedifidar-Eveisin 1, 1884.
Local and Ge, eral.
Q
r: Apg6,See New Advertisemente.
Sheriff's Sales—D. C. Larrab l ee.
O. H.-Simmons' cOlumn •
'
4udiOr's Notice—H. J. Olmsted.
P. & E. R. R. time at Empori tm.
Prepared to do Blacksmithin —L. Bird.
Notice of Appeals—Geo. Boa ,
To all interested in the draft Wm. Blair.
Notice—Win. Radde.
Attorneys at Law—Miller & •A cAlarney.
North West Portage Railro , d—Commis
.stoners. ,
ear Rovente Stamps of
sale by E. A. JONES, Dopu
QE' If you want to save 51 per cent. in
/Jiving goods, I= will tell you bow to do it ?
buy of C. H. Simmons at OswaYo.
, Verwe hope our readers w 11 excuse our
„falling to issue the past two weeks, as we
could not get paper, we will en savor in the
v !Mare to be more punctual.
iptir Persons having claims
'Government, will find the Law .
dt McAlarney- at tfarrisburg,•a
.dlam for obtaining all legal ciai
tice in another column.
officer In the army curl
spection I noticed that's large
4be men's knapsacks contained
aches, being generally used by th
etc." "Brown's Bronchial - Tro
. be in every soldier's kpapsack
'in used upon the first appearanct
. ..or cough.
Trees.—The Tioga Bank has
of $20,000, no clue to the perp
Capt. A. F. Jones left Monday a
his command on the Potomac,
brave officer, and has been wont
oral engagements, we hope hem;
joy the peace he has so nobly cot
The Draft for this Coogressior
commenced yesterday. Tile cii
county will be on Saturday next.
by an indirect source that C. H.
Clswayo was injured last week, a
N. Y.,'by the kick of a lioi•se, w ,
'not serious.—The Committee 111
Al boxes to the Sanitaly Fair, Pi
does her share of the good wo
Joshtia R. Giddings Consul Gene
-ado., died at Montreal, Friday Ha
-age of 69 years. -
• Ita. The following is a list o
ties of Co, K, 14tith Pa. V. May
Wounded, A. D. Tillotson, corn
Fessenden, J. M. Baxter,
A. Lusk,
.A. Shattuck, Wm. Goodman, A. I
S. Kean', E. P. Johnson,
•J. Bodler, 'sergt.. J. Comes, Win
Rose, F. Danner, M. P. Dory, W.
-J. Kamp, J. Jacobs, J, Bryant, F
Clingertrian ; Missing, X.
Courtright, scrgt., D. Elliot,
. sting. C. Culb, A. Shearer, J. Dar
May Gth, A. Ream, M. V. Orl
sick, W. Hazen, Wounded May St
R. Kingsberry, Wounded Rag lot
sergt., May 19th, li. Taubertsicl
ick, J Ward. S. Johnson' curl
'Wounded, J. Wriedt, A. 12 Ren
TIM. Mirky. •
This list was made out May
Ilea'sy cannonading was going op
us.. The following is a letter
A. Munroe, giving the names
those killed in the late battles
•
WASHING:I'ON, May
ED. •JOURNAL I send a I
killed from Potter county as f•
be gathered from the wound
hospitals—the wounded you un
have before this.
Of the 55ci Pa., James Da l
Hector and John Ross, of Ellis
killed while on the post of dut
Co. K, 149, Benjamin Higley
0. Cortwright, Wintrton;
Eulalia, John.Butier, Gerinani
These were all instantly Elle
are highly spoken of by their
comrades as brave and faithful
Co. G-, 149 Pa., Lieut. A. B 1
of Brook.land.
I cannot close without paying
tribute to so good and brave a
fell as becomes a soldier, on the
front in the very rage of battle.
- shot through the heart, while
•charge on the enemies works, o
.ning of the second days; cog,
'There
_was much in his fine, ma!
ranter worthy of emulation. Fel
would be more useful, none bi
pared to.die fie gave his life t
for his country's sake, and his
be severely felt by all who k.
bat more especially by his co
arms to whom he was justly dear
Nor th-west Poitage R
WHEREAS, Letters Patent were issued by
the Governor of Pennsylvana, on the
16th day of May last, to John Craig William
li l‘
Churchill, Chauncey B. Woodwort 1, Aaron
Enckson ' Jacob Gould, George E. fumford,
William Otis and J. Eaton, subscribers to the
Capital Stock of the North-west Portage Rail
road Company, and to others who shall after
wards subscribe, a meeting of said subscribers
will be held at the Land Office of Sobieski
Ross, in the Borough of.Coudersport, Potter
County, Pa., at 10 o'clock. A. M., or, the 16th
day of June, A. D. 1864,10, elect, by a major-f
ity of the votes present, to be given in person
or proxy, a President and four Directors, who
shall be owners of at least three shares in the
stock of said Company, to manage, the affairs
of said Company until the second Monday in
January A. D. 1865, and trail others are
chosen, in accordance with the Acts of the
General Assembly of the Common Wealth of '
Pennsylvania in such cases made and pro
vided. :
AD,CH F. JONES,
JOSEPH MANN, ;
SOBIESKI ROSS,
CHARLES S. JONES,
A. lit. BENTON,
F. H. ARNOLD,
H. "J. OLMSTED,
GEORGE R. MOORE,
ANDREW ARCHIBALD,
June 1,1664-3 t Commieskinters.
PRICE CURRENT.
goirbeted every ,
Wednesday by. P. A. STEB
RINS At CO., Retail Dealers iii Groceriit;
and Provisions,
opposite D. F. glassmire's Hotel,
Coudersport, Pa.
Apples, green, V bush., $1 00 to 1 ft'i
do dried, " 200 250
Beans; " 3OO 3 SC.
Beeswax, "iil 115.,, 30 35 .
Beef, tg " 7 . 8
Berries, dried, V. quart 10 18.
Buckwheat, V bush., 87 100
Bdckwheat Flour, 300 375
Blittgr, 9 1b.., 25 25
Cheese, t• 12 -14
Cleverseed 700 750
Corn, 11 bush., 125 1:50
Coin Meal, per cwt., 300 3.25
Eggs, fil doz., 18,
Flour, extra,`il bbl., 825 9 25;
do superine " 700 8 0i)
Hams, 14 lb., ' • 14 IC
Hai, V ton, = 12.00 14 00
Honey, per lb., ' 10 124
Lard, " 14 'l6
Maple Sugar, per lb., 12 15
Oats, V bush.,.. 60 65
Onions, " lOO 125
Pork, ,%1 bbl., i 25 00 27 00
!do "t 1 lb., - , 12 14
'do in whole hog, flb., ', ' 8 9
Potatoes, per bush., _! If 62' 75
Peaches, dried, 'l lb.; 25 30
Poultry, 111 lb., 8 10
Rye, per bush., 125 150
Salt, 'id bbl., ' • . 4 50
qo 1 4 4 sack, 16
Tireothy eed ' 250 350
Trout, per 4 bbl., 500 600
Wheat, % bush., 1150 162
White Fish, `ll
.? bbl.; s'oo 600
I
11 'sizes for
,• Cv}lector.
against the
rm of Miller
'valuable me
s. See no-
tes : "At in
roportionlr of
box. -of Tro
m for colds,
lies" should
pocket, to
ie. of a cold
To Consumptive:s.
Cansumptive sufferers will receive a valua
ble' prescription for the cure of Consumption,
•Asthma, Bronchitas, and all Thro at and Lung
affections, {free of charge,) by sending their
address to Rev. E. A. WILSON,
Williamsbbrgh,
Kings Co., N'ew York.
(been robbed
trators.—
'reek to join
e: Capt. is a
sev
y lire to en
'ght for.—
ai Dristriet
aft, for this
\V learn
Siiniuons 'of
Whitesville
I. hope it is
we sent sev
tter always
k.—lion.
•al for Can-
I 27th ) a t the
1564. 1864.
DELPFIIA. -A: ERIE R A.ILRO AD.—
This great line traverses the Northern
and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to
the:city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
It!has peen leased by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company, and ender their auspices is
being rapidly opened throughout its entire
length.
It is now in use for Passenger and Freight
business from Harrisburg, to :it. Mary's (218
miles) on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, (78 miles) sin the Western
THE OF PASSENG}R TRAINS AA' EMPOIOI7II
Leave Eastward. ,‘ - •
Express Train, 3 50 P. M.
Leave Westward.
AccOmmodation Train, 1 30 R. M.
the casual
-4tll ;
, JJ
. N. Fes
t. C. James.
rown, 11, S.
I,7in. Marsh.
I. Grim, \V.
Curs run through ITITTrOUr CHANGE both
was between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
and between L'althnore and Lack Nay On.
.Rolibins,
J. Sands,
Courtright,
M. P. dan
i-ly, Missing
wlvin, May 7
Elegant Sleeping Car; on jExpress Trains
both , ways between Williamsport and Balti
more, and Williamsport and PbiladelAia.
For in formatic.n respecting Passenger busi
uess-,bpply at the S. '.E. Cor. 12th and Market'
Streets.
AO for Freight business c o ! the Company's
Agents: '
S. Kingston,,Jr., Cor. lath and Market
Sta., Philadelphia,
J. W. Reynolds Erie.
J. M. Drill, Agent N. C. R. R. Baltimore.
11. H. HeysTos,
ECM
It, L. West,
Puler
.: Ma . y 12th
eels, corp.,
nth while
I
it arouud.
Gen'l freiyia r Agt. irla a
LEWIS L. Hoerr,
Gael Ticket Agt. Pleil'a.
Jos. D. POTTS,
Gen'l Manager, Trilliamxport.
Item Wm.
lif some of
Slaving secured the services of
, 1864
st of the
i r as could
M in our
9,uubtediy
"kaaao, of
were
lENRY S. COW:BURN,
BLACKSMITH
•
of twenty years experience in England and
America. lam prepared to furnish• farmers
and travelers with the best of • •
Horse . and Ox Shoeing,
Shingle-Knives, Butcher Knives &e., promptly
L. BIRD, Proprietor,
Brookland, Potter Co., Pa.
formerly called( Cushingville
May 25, 1564. -
Fiebt on,
Elliott,
.. They
wounded
soldiers.
Horton,
1g64
Bringi many a change, therefore I have con
cluded to change mysystem of doing business
and I Shall hereafter sell for
a slight
an. He
extreme
He was
leading a
the' eve
gement.
ly char
., limo.,
tter pre
• Heaven
loss will
ew ; him,
rades in
CASH or PRODUCE,
BUTTER, LARD,
EGO, RAGS, GRAIN,
N thy stock of Groceries I have a choice
.R. assortment of
TEAS,—
G REEN,
- BLACK, •
dnd JAPAN.
SUGARS, '
MOLASSES,
1 HONEY SYRUP
SALARATUS,
1 COFFEE,
Also, PREPARED COFFEE,
MUSTARD,
SPICE, .
PEPPER, &0., '&c.
,lroad.
haVe a good stock (bought so that I am
.111_ emibled to sell at prices current before the
.
War) of
DRUGS, and ' .
i PATENT Alai:ger/NES,
,
Also; *EROSENE tOIL.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
I , SA' NO SOAPS,
EXTRACTS, and
are atit kept.
FLOUR,
PORK,
MEAL of all kinds.
And many other things too n i imerons to
mention kept constantly on ha and will
be soldAr
LESS PROFIT
than eier before offerethin this market
E. K. SPENCER.
1
Jan. 30, 1664
1564
DRIED BERRIES, do
PERI"IIMERY,
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9 (J.ll. - iv 1.7 y ycr.
LUCY ANGELINACHARLES No, 69, Dec
by her next friend Term 1803.
JAMES CLARK HAWLEY Libel in X'
vs. vorce.
ANDREW J. CHARLES: Andrew
Charles, respondent,
,pleas take notice that
subpoena and alias subpoena-taring been. i
sued .and returned nihil ; you Andrew
Charles, respondent, are notified to appear
our next teim of Court fo aitsWei fhe co ;.
plaints of your said wife, Lucy Angelina
Charles; and show cause why a divorce should
not be granted. D.C. LARRAiIEE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, May 10, 1864.
Trial List. •
JIST of Causes for trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of Potter county; Penn's.
at the June Term:
Besting'-et al vs. H. Manning.
D Lewis et al vs Mclntyre and Mahon.
James Shaffer vs II W May and Wm H Smith
T Ives et al vs Henry W Millen
Fuller k Card vs Deremer & Thompson
Dickson vs Joqes and Jones;
Dickson vs Bt*leson
Dickson vs Jones
Lewis Wood vs Willard Chandler •
Colwell &Lyman vs Chas Chandler
Boyd Wilkinson & Co vs Lord
Commonwealth for use vs Byam
Stewardson School District vs Potter county.
Oswayo School Distrct vs Potter county
Mills vs Bartlett
Ives et al vs Cooper and Heister
Harris vs Cooper and Heister
B S Corey vs Samuel Hull
Warth vs'lladde
Hawley vs Runell-
Kirby vs Glace -
Ingraham vs Ingraham
Kelts vs Daggett
Jones for use vs Hand.
H. J. OLMSTED. ProtWy.
Prothonotars:s Office, May 7, 1864.
POTTER COIIETY SS :
.--A--, The Commonwealth of Pennsylva
L. S. } nia to the Sheriff of said county
,--„,a GRERTING
We command you that you attach G.' D.
Blanclinrd by all and singular his goods and
chattels moneys, rights, credits, lands and
tenements in your bailiwick - in whose hinds
or possession soever the same may bo found,
so that he be and appear before our Judges*
at Coudersport at a Court 'of Common• Pleas
to be held in and for said County on the 15th
day of June next, there to answer Wm. A.
Cole in an action of assumpsit damages not
exceeding three hundred 'dollars. and have
yogi then and there this writ. Witness the
Honorable ROBERT G. 'WHITE, President Judge
of our said Court at Coudersport, this 11th
day of May. A. b. 186 g.
•
[5O ct Rev. Stamp.]
H. J. OLMSTED, Prothonotary.
Dec. 26, 1863, on motion of W. B. Graves,
Plaintiff's Attorney, the Court direct publica
tion orthe.writ in this case by six successive
advertisements in the POTTER JotraNAL.
By the Court. 11. J. OLMSTBD, Protley;
Administrator's •Sale.
11) Y vlitne of an order issued out of the Cr
-11.33 plian's Court of Potter county, Penn'a,
and to us directed, we will expose to public
sale or outcry, at the Court House in the Boro'
of Coudersport, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1864 )
at 1 o'clock, P. the following real estate.
described as follows, to wit: •
- -
".h
iseginning at the north-east corner of lot
No. 34 of the allotment of lands of H. H. Dent,
in Hector tp., in said county, being the lot con
veyed to 43. F. Wilber on the,lBth day of Feb.
1854, thence east by line of lots No, 107 Sc 25
160 rods to the east line of Potter co., thence
south by said line 106 rods to the northeast
corner of lot No. 36, thence west 160 rods to
the south-east corner of the aforesaid lot No.
34, thence north 106 perches to the place of
beginning;, containing One Hundred acres'
and Mimi - nice more or less, and being ,lot
No. 35 on.the map . of the lands of H. H. Dent
iu Hector tp.. is said county and being part
of Warrant No. 1367, about Seventy actes of
which are improved, with seventy-five to one
hundred bearing apple trees, one small franie
house and two frame barns thereon. The
interest of Samuel Carlin, deC'd, in the above
described real estate only to be sold.
FRANCIS STRANG, Administrator
of the estate of Samuel Carlin dec'd.
Coudersport, May 10, 1864,
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_
LETTERS of administration on :the estate
of Thomas Strathami late of Harrison tp.;
dedeased; hating been granted to the under.
signed, notice is hereby given that all personal
knowing themselves inpebted are requested td
Make immediate Payment and those having
claims to present them duly'authenticatedfet
settlement. ANN STRATHAM, :
EDWIN STRATHAN.
May 4, nd,4.-6t.
Court Proclamation.
ViTHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White;
President Judge, and the Hons. C. S:
Jones and G, G. Colvin, Associate Judges of ,
the Courts of Over Terminer and Genera!
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Pea*.
Orphans' Court and .Court of Common P 161.1
for the county of Potter. have issued their.
precept, bearing date the twenty-first day o f
Dec'r, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred abd sixty-three, and to me
directed; for holding a court of Oyer Termi
ner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses.
sions of the Peace, Orphan's court, and court
of Common Pleas in the Borough of Condors.;
port, on MONDAY, the 20th day of June,
next, and to contin one week:
Notice is therefor e'hereby
given to the C 01..;
oners'Justices of the Peace and Constables
withithe county, that they be then and there
in their proper , persons, at 10 o'clock, A.M. of
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisiz
tions, examit4tions, and othor remembrances;
to do those things which to their offices apz
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their recognizances to prosecute against,
the prisoners that are or shall - be in the jail of
said county of Potter, are to be then and tberii
to prosecute tisainst them as will be just. •
Dated at Coudersport, May 4, 1884, and
the 86th year of the Independence of the United
States of America.
JAUNDICE
To All Whom it May. Concern:
By information, this day received from the
A. A. Provost Marshal General of Pennsylvaz
nia, it has been ascertained that a large numz
ber of Soldiers are credited to the 18th Mill.:
tarp District of ;Pennsylvania, or counties
therein, at ldrge, without a designatiun of
particulai locrilities. The number thus,6ted
' ited at large, will he distributed to the spec.:
ial credits of Shb-Districts establishing claims
to proportionate and additional credi.s. •
The representatives of the several Sub-Dis
tricts in this Ilistrict.. are required to produce
before the Bolrd of Enrollment, without de.;
tat, satisfactory evidence that their Sub-Dis
tricts are eutltled to credits in ridditibn td
those already aSsigned. Evidence:
I
Additional; credits to Sub... Districts will be
!itisigned upon the evidence of original and
:ttp?lementary Muster-in Roll, or certificates
of U. S. Mustering Officers, or officers detailed
on recruiting service for the Regnlai Army,
on the different Boards of Enrollment."
"Credits nett assigned by Muster-in Roll,
Or by Siipplementary• Rolls, or by the exhibits
furnished by the A. A. Provost Marshal Gen
eral of Pennsylvania to this office; to partic
ular Sub-District or localities belonging to'
Sub-District, but to Districts; counties; or'
cities at large. may be assigned to Sub-Dis
tr.cts within tile' respective districts, counties,
or cities, provided, that'suflicient evidence be
given n each lease, that the Sub- District ;
dabbing tire credit has either paid a Weal ;
bounty to the recruit for which the credit is
claimed, or is the actual residedce of such
soldier and that, the recruit was hot paid a
local bounty froin any other MA:listed or
comity."
This notice hits reference only to men in.:
listed or re-enlisted since the. last,Dierft.
WM. 11. BLAIR, Capt.& Pro. Marshal:
R. HAWLEY, Commissioner.
T. P. DUNCAN Surg. of Boat•d
A Joinir Resolution proposing
certain aimendments to the
Constitution.
Be it resolved by the Senate and Howe of Rep
resentatives of the Commonwealth ofrenneylva
nia in General .Assembly met, That the following
amendments be 'proposed to the Constitution
of the Commonwealth, in accordance with the
provisions of the tenth article thereof:
There shall be an additional section to the
third articleof the Constitution; to be desig
nated as section four, as follows: •
"SECTION 4. Wbenever any of the qualified
electors of this CoMmonwealth shall be in any
actual military Service, under a requisition
from the President of the united States, br by
the autnorityg this Commonwealth, such
electors mayWreise the right of suffrage in
all elections by the citizens, nutlet such tegu
lations as are, or shall be, prescribed by law,
as fully as if they were present at theit nsoal
placeof election.",
SECTION 2. There shall be two additional
sections to the eleventh article of the Consti •
tution, to be designated as sections eight; and
nine, as follows
"Secrtos 8. Yo bill shill be passed by the
Legislature, containing more than one suLject,
which shall be clearly expressed in the title,
except appropriation bills."
"Stcriov 9. i 4 bill shall be passed by tho
Legislature granting any powers, or privi
leges, in any case, - where the authohty to
grant such powcis, or privileges, bas been, or
may hereafter be, conferred upon the bburts
of this Commcnwtalth." I
HENRY C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Represetiltriii:Ps.
JOHN P. PENNY,
Speaker of the .41.111 e.
OFFICE. OF THE SECRETARY OF TUN
COILNIONWEALTH,
H4lattsnuttol April 25, 1884.
Pennsylvania, ss:
,----, Ido hereby certify that the forego.
L S. 1 . ing is a full, true and coricta copy.
of the original Joint Resolution of
the General Assetribiy, entitled Joint lie,-
- olution proposing, certain Amendmentt to the
Constitution," as ate same remains on tile
this office. ,
Is Tesrimosy whereof, I have hereunto set me
hand and causedthe seal Of the Bc'eretnry't.
atlice to be affixed, the day and year Abu%
written. / ELI SLIF1•;Il. .
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The above Resolution having been ngrerd.
to by a majurityof the members of en.en
House, at two successive sessions of the Gen-.
era: Assembly of this Contmonivealth, the pro-.
posed amendment 4. will be submitted, to the
people, for their adoption or rejection, on the•
F:IRST TUESDAY Or AUGUST, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred emit sixty
four, in accordance with the provisions of tno.•
tenth ailed° of the Constitution, and the net'
entitled "An Act !prescribing the time
manner of subMitting to the people, fur their.'
approval and ratification or rejection, the tvai-
posed amendments! to thb Constitution," ap
proved, the twenty-third day of , April... lute:
thousand'eight hundred and sixty-four. ! -
• ELI SLlYhtr.,:
Secretary of the Commosratti.4l2.,
May 4, 1864g-te.
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