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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-04

He""'''Ut oetlamWIana I'm Srtale Zee Strru S6ar
RAFT. A~aa,m.ptr rrh Ser,
8r. %. &rsbs,
Once: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
Dry-Goods h Fancy-Store
an 9l,utu Nartt;,
Ode fsr Srrap- Hnc 6tsn Stra6c.
y. ". Sienbau ~snrpfeslt Ieintn 5%reurrtr
uhr ftm pnelttun icin gut aTcrtirtrE Qaarr pen 5riib.
Iahrt aedarsn, Bic iu BEN t~ili9fsn Yrsiitn asat6ct,n
werhsn.
SsUrse q. Zprinsmamm'e
. slHmbia fEttl unr Hefaurdttpr
(frrbsr siurrH psttO,
Ns. asa pcnnlYlsania Gpenus.
ir;lesx Shhe UKe Hrm-ane a.saIf arsstS,
%oaibiuatrn, I. G.
Thf rtri,ret SubIifum Frti; in eiciem 6rvi st Tr.uvsriAs,
SUiNaSnt une StbiCrHng. $tciuagrIta niFis.
btrabirRnua Ter Yreiit ron Rcbltn.
Di. Yrtiit srn 6 Of; Fns bis auf writrt Hatbrift w,' fslc,:
Grit yurr Scfe $5.5e ptr pr,n
Selt PA! 9rt 4S =,
Sare eett, eeiet Scrttt $50
Ttettn 9rH'tn iutrlJr nuR &rft ais plS biQalc iTeutrur,e No.
ttriaI biter Scaien ansttttn werrtn.
Ateiraunstr: SaarissIuna keun y :ftaer rtr TSlckruuo
Tic Rst!tn~SarrS befueeA ihb Gee Der 10. Sns3t UrS G,Iu
IHe Gtt Der 6. uAe T.reir., iueltcb Yrnl Canal. ~
1881 Sno. :. SNtrt6, Ed,ut.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-13

N<ST Cur be- Dnpere1 Sel1l1tntBtabt1le.
@tnwlnNerer unb Getfenbe fDlten fetr ScrfdtiB fetn, ebe fe iEre
8iaette taufen uuO lCaten bieielben MUIR BON icl6en %aneetteater
8edmten iaufen, mel6e SDn itrefn @etutt leben. ntht aber BON
Wattern Dter BpiIdentr6eeru, ia fe font ser @eFatr ~GusseieBt
iinb. bel&wtntelt gu werben unb tbr @elo unfCuf ~ausoeten.
OurdfabrtszBtllette
mad aIeu 9betten bes 9Befens fnb su baben BET
Gb. s.. Silcebrdnbt,
General Grnterdnteu= 81 gent Der Baltimore ub
Obip= @tfenbabn.
eoaH SEQ. 81 Tbame8ltr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-13

gfemer nn6 ntdttger Tabrplam:
d Na6 bem @eiten mtO SiiOea. - -
Baltimore mmb Sbio=Gifenbabn.
Mn umb mad benz IA. HUS. 1859 eeben bic 3uee ME fplet;
Son Camden =StntiDn Baltimore: Der gDfsug, Spnntnes
nussenpmnten, nm z ubr 20 Mtnpten @Crmtttaes; nnS Der @r'
mad aaen 3beitfn hes NBefens unO @Orb- g9efens In hiretter
Qtnie. Het ra
Stir We9@Baf1a9iere.
Sad aGen Yunftfn spH6en Baltimore udt 9tebmpnb netnte
man BEN z tbt AS Min. gSurrntttas Bug. @aG alien Yuutten
spiI6en Cumberland un6 Qbseltns unb 3ptf6sn @raftri unb 9ar>
~tersbure ben A ltbr 5 @ltnutens Bug Sn Baltimore.
Der Sreberif=N Accommodations Bug
serldst Baltimore fir Srebertf NIB bte tasmtI6eu ~liegenten
plate tdslt6 UNI 4 ltbr is Wtnuten gtadrhttaes, nit Iusnabnte
bes Spnntaea, unb errei6t SeeeriG Inn III. 40 so. Abenbs; YER
ldst BET Der @idtebr- 5reterif UNI 9 tbr @rrrntttass unb lanet
tn Baltimore nm u u. 80 W1. N~tttdesan.
Der @ntcptt'8 g. Itt Neutrality-suspicious. 3uo
eebt tdeltG NIT Musnabne beS SCnntass ME fplet:
@erlGBt Concentration I'M 6 20 Wtpr9enS une AS 9laGn.
Bon @lteptts Witas I'm AS MOreenS nnO 6,10 Nbents.
Nad Walbin9tpr uno benz Siben
aeten bic 8ase UNI 42O unO lfr gprmtttaes, fuwte Tim 8 is unb
4,2O Nafmittags.
Mm Spnatae I'M 4 90 W1orgens.
Son Walbin9tpn
I'M 6, 20 un6 7,45 @prmittass unb $40 unO $50 glaGm.
@m SOnntaS nur glnGnntttdss UNI 800
Der spette unb rterte Bug Sn Baltimore unb Waitn8tCn Ter
tinben it6 nit ben 8Ieen Der Mnnarplis 8atn.
Der annette unb brittle BUG t6lt auf ben 8pi16enfattDnen.
an S. 6. England, &eent an Der Sidet=Sffee, Gambler
fatipn. SO m. Or eScstt Smttb,
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
6. 81. GpIe, General Bileteur. (Mu16,iOf
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SStbttg fir Gtuiunmberer.
-
Nele arrangements fir G%illiDan0crer, sic
mad Dem Weitelt at reiIen piinid1cn.

Don beute ben 8. NUpernber an. perOen Gle @inrdnOerer auf
her Rerteern! Central Galcertfreet 0epOt @ifentabn NIT benz
@rpreB3he %befSrbert. Die 8dbn btetet edbur6 rem Smniaranten
etneu 9rSBeren 8Ortbeit. ais trsen6 cine aubere 8atn,
and TT tie nm "a Wtetlen tIrSer ais jebe auOere 8atn mad tenann-
ten @ldsen, as
Bitt8burs, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort @apne,
Chicago, Wilmalfee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Yaul, Sod S8lanp, Burlington, Soma @itp
umb werben bestalb tie nit Der Nprtbern Central Babn ~aebenben
YerfCnen 10 Stuaben fruber ais bic nit nnrern 8abnen 9ebenpen
bort eintrefen, aud perben Nlal rrenieer bic godsen fabei ee-
Die game @ntfernuta BON Bier Its Gbicaap it 500 95etlem So:
@epad wiro BIER se3eiSnet Cnfarteb) ump oebt nit ben g~alheteren
an ben 8ehintmdn9 sprt.
9ladp @reltline, Dapton, Cincinnati, Snpianaz
pplt8, louisville uno ct. Souls
werben ebenfaps @ofaetere ~bef6rtert unb fir ttr @epad fetne
wettere ltnlaeunsstCfsn bereGuet. Die @afastere tBnnen nit
benz 8 Hbrr. Ootr abenOs. 10 utr-9 mad allen refli&en Wdsen
eeben rbne untermees ~aufgetdlten sa werten.- Durpfabrts. Bt(.
lette Werben pertauft tu Ger Office bs @senten.
SDhnG 6. Balfer,
SH4S $50. % Sells Stree, nabe 2DaterS gDtdrf.
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Gin frGftiqeS glter OOer ei1 friibseitiaer Sob

sun Or. 8. 2ubarfd, prattil&er arst
s tn GEtcaeO, Sn.
Die Sueenb. Ste @lannbeit unb has Mlter, MIe iplten Sic fs
Bud fefen. @s eatbalt nlside 8elebruneen Iber bic @rbalture
Ste GGpd6en unb Rranfhetten Der @el6lehtstbeile, fir Sc,
wel6e an ben 70 erf&Gpfenben uno fAtimnen 5clBen Der pSelbff-
~beFefuns" unD nuSerer ausi4meifunsen leieen. Der %rpertbsOae
0Ratb un6 bic etnbrtneliHen QB~arnungen. irel6e eS ertbeilt, per6en
Sabre bs 9eibens perbaten ub jdbrli& 9anfenbe RON 9eben ret
ten. Der SetlunsspIan, auf Der Mnpenbuns Der @1ees
~trtettdt berabeno. Il BARN nusfabrltS belgsrrdSsa amD uadse
bet baben, abne oebeilt sa iein, it'd ni6t an bic rsbte S1mtepe se-
wenbet baben. SmpCtens unfru6tbarfeit, fcpie aae nerpEfe
9eiOen unb SdrdGen Ger 81 idlehtsprsdne fSnnen nr auf elet.
tri6em gDese ratOnel eebeilt reroeu. Geeen @nfsncuns ron
80 Gts. 9pafamps miro es Sepem fret ;laef6ift, wenn man
dbrelfrt: Or. S. Qubarf6, gbtcaap. So. C6b21iluw)
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TeitersN crffdbcrumacrt.

JOhnStOn,S insurance Rooms.
90 SEQ. 70 Seconb1tr.
EeuersI Martne= uno &eben8=OScrfArs
ruta8=G pmpd9nien.
GiderIte irn0 ~feiteite GDmpaQnic.
@erltderungSs@prlp Der Sallep j.. 8iroiniet.
las .1Gg8 nit $780, 900 Capital. ~,
2pn9burgzG 98z@ontp. y. @iroiniel1.
nit 5000, 900 capital.
MemarlezS er1iderun98 @cme. y. 8irailie,,.
}G8: $3.50 nit $500, 900 capital.
9barter Saf=yerfi6. =@pnlp. bon Sartfprb
Ia nit $3.50, 600 capital.
SecurttpzSe ItHerltng8=@pmp BON Nepzgrrf.
nit $27O, 900 capital. 9E
BbDntr@S er Itderun98zGc mp. bon Nefpz0lerf
nit $500, 900 capital.
JtelclltteSS erlt4ertul9S Comp, D. Nemzg)prf.
nit $270, 900 Capital.
WtpntattsV erlt9erlt19 8z@pmp. y. Nenz01prf
nit $500, 900 capital. 80
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D BON NepzOprf,
NIT $3.50 900 capital.
Wtercattile W1utral W2ariue.
nit 81 900, 900 capital. y -
Seretll9te Staaten 2ebet8- Gerli6eruno &c.
m NIT 81 ESQ, 972 Capital.
Jtprther1t A1llrance=Gpnl BON QDrhnn
NJ nut So ,194, III Capital.
Oe cpen ben1ertten Gpmpn1uteen Irh ncr 81. oo.;synxs
StoateS Wta1plano %aut6ppiitrt unb li,enfrt. y" S'V"'o'"t 70
Ote ppn Dem unterSeidneten repriIentuten e cn,N, - ;,m =
pttt.up peIIugG9reS capital gum pollen pben omnc,cEsnsr
Setra9 cerartporthb FIR bic 3ablune bon GerIuien' ''S'J'0'"e'
erfeBt. 1 sfan9 er 80 Sbns"""SS 0 Sn Enhtt9@
Sre6 Mss.m am 70 Secpnbir.
SoNIL"", O"tVeVV'* CSa17iD
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sas NOrOlide Gentral5Gilenbabn -
GBinter= JabrsNlan zN9zS

Mad ben, Welfen unb Ncrben.
1890. Mn unb mad 1880
Mpntae BEN 81. glpt. merbeu tdsli6 bret 3dse duf Siefer 8abr
In na6fptgenber Wetfe e~rpebtrt:
Der Ypfaue eett tdsltA Unit MuSnabme bes SCnntaaS) I'M
8 ubr 80 Nltn. Wlprgens ab ub fCntntt IN 9~arrisbure UNI 1241
Az, no er i6 anf6lteBt an ben YOfjn9 mad
Bttt8bur9 unc benz WeIfen.
Die nit bieiem 8use mad ben Nia9aras5alen unb benz Nprber
abreiienben YaHasiere trefFen in geilianSpOrt un 5 ubr Wad.
mtttass unb In almtra, g o. UNI nbr 45 Dlin. Aben6s Elm
ND lie lbernddten.
Ser gprt. Iccpmp6nttSns-8n s eebt tasltb =
.Spnntaes auSeenOnrmen UNI AS Nd4mittdsS ub un6 ben
gDrf UNI SIS Wfpr9euS.
Der Gtnctnnatts unb @bteasp.GrPreB.9u
debt tdalt6 BON bier um 8 lthr Mbenes ab fDtrht In Sarrisburo
UNI 1910 Mbenbs an unb i6lie6t f6 bort an bic 8iee Ser penn
iplSania- 6 iienbabn" mad Ytttstur8 ub alen Stdbten beS gBe=
henS an.
Na6 8ebfprb Syringe benuBe man bic UNI $50 Mpreens unb
: lbr MbenbS BON bier nb9ebenben 3u9e, rel6e in 9arrtsbttra
f6 an be 8uee mad 9untineppn, pa, dnlhlteBen BON bort reist
man nit ben 8ueet Der 9untinebCns uS 8rDaetrp=gnbn petter.
gea1 2crf, Carlisle, Caledonia uno Dcublina
Sap Sprin98
benuse man ben an $50 Wlprsens bon bier ~nbsebenben Bug.
Sad 9anpSer, 4~tttleStprn, GETTYSBURG unb @mmitsbur1 Be-
muse man bic tdslt6 bpm bier UNI $50 WlpreenS unb As gd6n
am Sanfta9 ~absehenben 8ase ealeff -
Heifenbe Dpn 2Safbingtpn ub benz SIben, melbe NIT benz
8uee I'm $40 Waprsens, 800 unb $50 Ia6mittasS bier antunt.
men, fnben gef6rberuns nit ben 8aeen bieier gabn.
{G- @Degen 8atrbtlets unb 1nberer 9enauen unb b~erl1Gliden
Nusfunft belebe man fd an bic 8iIett-Offce tn Der ygalSert.
Stattpn," Ode BON @alSert. unb 5ranflinfr, 3u Menben
Spbn 6. &tBnet, MfFf-Supr.
8. s.. Mariner, Stuet7&eent Suli29jt !.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03
IN danger Yon Lnowyery well that

is in danger" You know very well that
if the Democratic patty continues tri-
umphant, in few generations no full
blooded negroes will beileft in our coun-
try. You know that slavery is thewelI-
chosen means by which this end is finally
to be attained; and you are also aware
that the Democratic party is the power
which is to WELD this exalted d-instrumen-
tality, and to whom, consequently, will
be due all honor for the accomplishment
of this, the most benefcent of all human
enterprises. This fully explains your
motives when you attempt to poison the
minds of the people by relating what
Democrats IN ;the slave States are doing
with Republicans from the free States
But, sir, in this you will fail of your OBJ
ject; for the people cannot fail to see that
unless the Democratic shareholders of
the South can have the privilege of driy-
ing from their midst all who talk and
write against slavery, it is as good as
abolished. And you know farther, that
to destroy slavery would kill the Demo
cratic party; for it is founded upon sla-
very, and when the foundation is gone
the building must fall. So you see that
the idea of you Republicans being per-
mitted to circulate the Bible, the Declar-
alton of Independence, and other aboli-
'tion documents, is simply preposterous.
Why, sir, to do this you would have to
break down the whole Democratic party;
and that is no easy matter since Old
Brown is dead. But my letter is getting
long and must close.
Hoping these "few lines will Sfx'
you and your abolition doctrines.
Iremain yours, truly
SIMON-PURE DEMOCRAT.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03
NUMBER q

4 1tbn e,antJe,no, s,,rla ,,e tl,a ,,1,s+. &.
borars ef the South = r. Il y navar n,.s.s -. =.
ones but ks sayy 60. az, : A. = & i.yss. sh.r.. 8
the south = basar. % hi hin ~ pSs .rsSss. $500 g g
the South did mot desn;sss -b;ts s. 8 ha,sr
r. anvsh;ne Tho ,eoy,s Ia 80 80 AZ; ~
bor suffered ~ $, tbe ednt,.s4 & = =
- NJ naos;..ia T.. r. - ~. 49,. s &c; .,,.,.
bsd d;tFarsj - th;s ss ,,.s .s ~ S...l -
man mo-, l h.5 sJvsraaJ II ~ - 49,
before yefsyrsd to - 8.
Nj. Pugh called for the ev;dence s3
Mr. Dool;ttla rss5 S, - 49,, Il
R;cbmond Esn,s~ =. s5 -. a,,os ~ s.,, -.
Sontberr ;o,,~nsis, -. ssss. - v.'sss
Mr. Nsv sa;.,sle. ert,.e, IL -. -
tain the Sena,nrs constrnet;an -. -, $500
as Il was he Wanted ta sss s.'t ~ nls
article. He vas sensitive IS tb;s noint.s
because speech made by him R I've 49, 49,
ago. had been earbled bva chief md rsns.
Ieeade named Helper. s.. .'s.s i
M Dool;ttIe sa;5 i. ~a...s.a Is.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03

i.-a=zszz s. ! &c lace OF THIS faIf earth
ht with these acclrsed books in his
hand Just after he had succeeded in dis
posing of some ten or fifteen of them to
the non -slareholding whitesand free me-
groessof the district.
Mr.. Cobb againWell, hang him. !.
Mr. Ashmore We will hang him, and
hang all who come on such mission
r Applause from the Democratic benches,
with some Kisses from the galleries, and
derisiye laughter from the Republicans.
i come here from perhaps one of the
most conservative districts in the Union
loving State of South Carolina, and have
been taunted by peosie from my native
State with too p,ueh submission; and yet,
ever since took my seat here, such has
been tshe work of these vile emissaries of
the North in South Carolina. Only a
few days since, the emissaries of the
Black Republicans were atwork distribu-
ting their ineendiary books. The fact
was announced to one ofthe leading gen.
tlemen of the district, that one of these
emissaries was at his mischievous work
and was likely toincite the slaves around
Greenvi1le This gentleman went imme-
diately to work and ferretted him out in
single day, and on hisperson were found
seven copies of the wicked and infamous
work of this renegade thief, man who
dares not to show his face on the soil
which gave him birth. His (Helper's)
heart was as black, aye, blacker than he
could possibly paint it.
When this Harold Willis effects were
searched, not only were Helper works
found in his possession, but an extensive
correspondence was found between him
and Others from different sections of the
North, and he had placarded in large
letters over his mantle piece that all
would be supplied with copies free of
charge and free Of cost by applying to
the Office of the Tribune, in New York.
Yes, sir; he was at work secretly, at mid
night, going about his wicked purpose
when all others were aslcep-when all
honest men in the country were wrapt
in slumber, and he was prowling through
the highways and .byways Of the land,
distributing his vile publication to non
Shareholders and the free negroes of the
district. At last non-slaveholder de-
nounced him and his mischievous work
Ia good old man, who never owned a
slave in his life, but who did, neverthe-
less, condemn the treason attempted to
be perpetrated. Applause from the
Democratic benches and Kisses from the
galleries. The man. was Immediately
arrested ,and the results that have stated
followed, and other results too. A reve-
lation was made that I am not yet pre-
pared to make public here; but, when the
time comes, I will make it public-aye,
and fortify it too, by the testimony of the
best men of the good old district of
Greenyille, in South Carolina. This is
the work which these gentlemen have
been recommending-these are the fruits
Of Helpers book, which they have en-
dorsed.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03
sherlts sales.
sherlR,. ss1s

sherlff,s Sale.
Jacob DainsEs. Maria Haskins, Ella Haskfns and
Joel Haskins.
DY VIRTUE Or AN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me directed, from the Court of Common
Pleas of Meigs Comfy, ! will offer for sale, at
the door of lie Court House in Pomeroy, at 10
he 4th day Of February, 1860,
the following described lands and tenements,
to Wit ituate ID Meigs County, Ohio, in sec
ton "a town range l2,in1be Ohio Compa-
ny's Purchase beginning at the southeast cor
ner Of said section 81 thence west Is chains
and. links TO an ash ten inches in diameter;
thence north one degree east 10 chains and 81
links to d stake; thence north degrees east
chains; thence north61 degrees east IA chains
and II links to the east side of said section;
thence south IS chains and 43 links to the
place of beginning, containing y acres, roods
and rods also q certain other tract, in section
33 in town 4, range II, in the Ohio Company's
Purchase: Beginning 8 rods west of the north
east corner Of said section 33; thence south
rods; thence west 8 rods; thence north rods;
thence east to the place Of beg inning, and sold
assfhe property of Maria Haskins, Ella Has
kins, and Joel Haskins, at the. suit of Jacob
Dains. Appraised at ST 400. Terms of sale,
cash. J.SV. SMITH, IS. NJ. c.
December 2, 1659.-1-5t-.5U
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03
soar AN D CANDL !
e. ts. MOORE,

Saddle, Hrrness and Trunk Manufacturer,
Middieport, o.,
" EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND
II. will manufacture to order, all of the vari-
GUS articles usually manufactured in such es-
Adjustments He calls particular attention to
his Harness making, and "defes the world on
fancy mounted double or single Harness. Do
not fail to give me call, in my shop on Rut-
land street, at the head of First street, in Hohs
Building, up stairs. Cash paid for all kinds Of
Hides, Skins, &C., at the highest market price
June 2l, ,59.-25-Iy (
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03
sherin,s Sale,

Xxx Sheriff's Sale.
Isaac Saul W. F. W. Stevens and Robert HyssH
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me directed, will offer for SALE at the door
of the Court House in PomerOy, at II o'clock
A. Nj,
On the 4th day Of FsbrudrN, 1860,
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit Lot No. 1872, with the buildings thereon,
situate in the town of Pomeroy, Meigs County,
Ohio, and sold as the property Of !. ". Stevens
and Robert Hysell, at the, suit of Isaac set,l.--
Appraised ut $1,000. Terms Of sale, cash.
"a .sszs,t's y. SMITH, S. NC.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03

=, s.e,, sts.E s5sst ss,ssg44s. -,
y aollomrn sesns 'ooA piaoo IN
sss' go -.'ss0 re ,''a,, = .s''-
ers Mili lsms,n0e1 ena's ..'e aouss = no'
solgan,zsu y 'as e'es.1uA :. 2psas.''
80 s1e 80 3. 80 go. M, +.
80 8 T. 5 ).
'' -. 80. *. :. : . -
ioss ',.'- =
psopls - ...s 5 = W. W. 80 =
S. , d., eT,
49, 49,; , -. s,a.lar s.
AZ. !. s.
- s'7s = :. s eAsnnae speeoi.
20 the non-slaveholders of the South, and
uniformly classing them with free ner
erocs. is yery instructive. The discuss
i'm s IN !, book written -bv n RI Hell
7...I:.s,ss
= S oas.. n1nsen non
slayehol ldera and addressed especially to
the non Shareholders ofthe South. He
shows hv the clearest facts and aron.
!. 9. 49,. I.La 8. h..s e.
...s..s' ',.',' S''s'e :, .''o. as l's ~
pressed. anu eelaueu lasl zsile non i-siase- 1
holders IN the South--has shut them
out from schools and all the social ad-
rantaeses enioyed bv working meniin. the
Na.sls. n sba,,,s too that wb;le Tho
s. - : 80 - IL
few siayenolders may grow Iicn ON .1'.[ tne
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03
Rsraious Tlnass.
P.rkersbarg and Belpre lie in state

L
Rsssious Tinass.
Parkersbarg and Beipre ire in 4 state
II siegei The papers announced some
weeks ago that the Great Captain who
gpidss the dsstiaies Of chat warlike and
terrible natiQrs, which consists wholly Of
First Families, had distributed Awides
Jnouthed cannon to sll his faithful
iieges onthe border. The town of Par
kersburg was particularly favored with
these ion-deaiing engines Of
bloody and aallguinary warfare. And
this true and ever loyal Municipality
having received these fear-inspiring,
nse belching and metal vomiting sslong
toms :, inconsinently planted them on
the banks Of Ohio flowing stream,
pointing right INTO the rural township
O eeipfe aforesaid; and by the doing
.hefeofi n the classic language OF the
immertat 50. snise, gare g the Beipreans
sne llare. .as.
The before mentioned Belpreans, al
ben, not bred IN camps, nor used to.
s' Y ar g alarms, would nottake the dare.
And as Governor Chase, whether from
secret sympathy with Governor Wise,
or whatever other reason, had wholly
neglected. to provide the said Belpreans
With ike IN munitions, ~ they determined to
proxide them at their own expense. This
decisive resolution was taken at 30 clock.
7. y and such was the spirit, and mar-
tiai enthusiasm Of the people, that the
neSt mornings sun rose upon three ter
'ehurns mounted on cart-wheels,
sand fhelr open emuzzses' placed point.
% point sfernenst the dreadful "bat-
.tcry of the Parkersburgers sr
oh! then there was commotion on
''Old Virginia's shore ssalar's fleet
messengers we're seen hurrying to and
frel The sight Of these seinfernal ma
chimes blanched many awarrior 5 cheek,
and chivairy once more trembled in the
presence of her saddle colored childrenl
Not that chivalry is not brave; for
bravery.is thet. very YER, boast-or bombast-
Of chivalry. But.even the shorse whose
neck IS cioshed with thunder. Y if often
scared. Z acquires the s.tricl' az a habit
The CONSERVATION Of the chiyalrv is
therefore accounted for on the ground
Of ahabit, and no argument must there
fore be drawn against their indomitable
courage
And. besides, what might not be hid
den. il the mystery, Of these internal
t.churns2' Who could tell what cyan
kee invention was concealed in the bel
lies Of these abhorred monsters? That
there was something fearful therein was
most sure, and that they operated ON the
.sselfsaeting principle was clear, for
there were no t.enginn.esers to be seen
near fbssss The olaiiualr7 could have
sanfrnIii lsafh in aany other shape
but that But to have three great
achurnS pointing right at the ttDecuiiar
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03
A. G. GROW LEY & co.

NTILL HEREAFTER CARRY ON THE
w Carpenter and Joiner business; Bools,
Sash, Blinds, &c., executed to order. From
long experience in business, we feel confident
of giving perfect satisfaction in all orders en-
trusted to our care. For past patronage our
thanks are due the public, and We respectfully
ask continuance Of their favors. The Min is
a few doors above Williamsens FIGURING
Mill, l-16-tf
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-03
Holm s. DAVIS.

T ATE OF THE FIRM OF CROWLEY & Pa
i xis- -dAaipaa- prnseeuting the Planning Iuli-
ness, at the old stand on Sugar Run. Thank
ful for the liberal lest oval of raaronagt here
tofore, he will endeav or to merit its censinu-
ape BIZ Frcmptncaa and neatnees. 1-1G.tf :