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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-25
Notice to Builders.

F5IIiE County Commissioners CT Mcigs County
J. VIII attend at the Courthouse, in Po!no-
roy, on
Thursday, fiRe Siss day OF March
next, to open and consider sealed PROPOSALS for
work and materials for a new County Jail the
plan and specifications of which may be seen
at the Auditors Office, or by applying to either
of the County Commissioners.
First-Proposals will be considered for fur
nishing materials and doing tho entire stone
and brick work, except the foundation.
Seeond-Proposals for furnishing materials
and doing the carpenter WORK.
Third materials and doing the
lathing and plasterng.
Fourth-Furpishing materials (includine oil,
paint glass, &c., and doing the painting and
glazing.
Fifth-Proposals for furnishing the materi-
ais and completing the entire building, accord
ing to the plan proposed.
By order of the Beard
Jan Is, lS6l-4-Gt
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THE GREAT RErEEDx.
The CELEBRATED

THE CELEBRATED
GENE SsEE LIN1M ENT,
WELL known and accepted as the most effca
W and certain remedy ever discovered, for al
comnlaint9. where external application is neces
sary. Endorsed and prescribed by distinguished
PHYSICIANS. Equally good for man or beast.
FOR RHEUNATlsM-
USE GrsEssEE LIEINrx5E
FOR BURNS
Use GEsrssrE LIHMsSr!
FOR SORE THROAT
CsE GrsEssEr LISlarNr!
FOR BRUISES
UaE GENEssEE LIsIMESr
FOR SPINAL AFFECTIONS
UsE GEsEssEf LINtMENTi
FOR CRAMPS, AMI ALL ACHES AND SORES
Use Genessee I.nment,
A fresh supply just received, and for sale by d.
REED, Poneroy, WELDON & BESTOW, chcsteri
BRANCH & PAINE, Rutland, D. JOHNSON,
Tuppcr:s Plains, J. SCHAFFER, Minersvills, }. r.
ELLIS. Racine, and Storekeepers throughout the
country. N.U. WALKER,
Proprietor. Pittsburg, Pa,
To whom all orders must 6e addressed.
Sept. 81, lS60.-37 BIN
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secession, of Georgia.

MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Jan. 20-The
ordinance declaring the secession Of
Georgia from the United States passed
the State Convention at two o'clock yes
terday afternoon, by yeas 208, nays SO,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-25
Bookkeeping! Bookkeeping!

A N opportunity is offered to those desirous
N of obtaining thorough knowledge of the
science by Practical Book-kceper upon rea-
sonable terms, by }. ELIJAH STANSBURY,
at Mr.. Alfred Gardeners, Middleport, Q.
Jan 1, '6n-I-ttz
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Snrrif's sale.

Cyrus Ellison VS.. pomcrcy Rolling Mill Co.
. Y virtue of rcutiou - me directed from the
II Court Of common Pleas Of MeigS County, will
otter for se at the Rolling Mil in Pumer0y, at 10
O'Clock NJ,
On the 5tA dty q FsbraarY, 1861,
the follow ing described! property, Wit onn Inuie.
two bay horses. one gray horSr, 90 coal wagons, >
carts. ono dr,y, tomS of pig metal and 3U Of
irfu ore; Ia b. snl the prnperty of the Pomet oy
Rolling Mil Company, at The suit Of CYRUS Ellison.
FERNS OF SALE, cash J. J. WHITE, s. NJ. &.
Jan. H. lSGi.-I. Wv / SO
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$22,000 NORTH OF GOODS
TO BE SOLD OF Al COST!


Asnour
WANT YOUR CASH THE GOODS SUIT PRICES SHALT
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Cloths, Caslmees, Satnets, Jan Tweeds, Sc
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Glass, Nails Ltck Cutlery Beams Kettles
Log Trace Saws Cra5 Saws Bus
CARPENTERS TOOLS
Planes Saw" Chiss Augs Bits Squares levels
Also sss1-@s
CooPERs' TOOLS.
BLACKsMITHs TOOLS.
Bellows Anyi Files
of
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NARRIE d.

MARREED,
On Tuesday, December 25th, 1860, by VIM.
Foster, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM CURrIss to Miss
CELESDA HEAros, all of Bedford township;
Meigs Co. Ohio.
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DIR. J. ELIJAH sTANsBURY,

HAS recently located in Middleport O.,
IL and will practice the Thompsonian or
Botanic system of medicine. Those who pre-
fer this treatment may rely upon his ability, as
he has had an experience of tea years.
Office at Alfred Gardner's in Middleport,
O., where he may be found at all hours.
Jan 4-l-Im#
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TrP..We refer our readers to the advertisement
of Messrs CHURCH & DU ONT, No. 400 Broadway,
New York Pho Blood Food is OF the greatest
medicines of the age and is rapidly driving ont OF
The market all the 4uaci nosrums Of modern times.
Its efficacy is great and its superiority 50 Justly
immense q nj ipcreasing demand for the ARTICLE
Dr. EAToR.s ceiehrated 'nfantile Cordial, lis med
icine prepared by regular physician Of e,ninence
in his rrofessiCp and cue who has devote his eto
the peculiar phases of Tnfantte diseases. 1t is Ito
humbur but a medicine which commends itsalf TO
those only who appreciate III tApilachicola,
Flor. Times.
TESee Advert ment
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New Aduertise

0OTICE is hereby given that the undersi gned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified as
administrator on the estate Of Stephen Bruce,
late of Chester Meigs CO, Ohio, decd.
Jan 25 '61.-4-3t CYRCS RUSSELL, admir-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-25

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Iscontnualy peril If she is mad enoagh to neg
lect or matreat those seXua irregularities to which
two thirds of her sex are more o. less subject.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. prepared from the
same formula which the inventor. CORNELIUS L.
years used successfully in extended private prac-
ticemIn ediately relieve without pain all disturb
OF the periadical discharge, ether rising
from relaxation or suppression. They act like
charm n removing the paius that accompany diff
cult imnl05erate Iuenstruation. and the only
safe and reliable remedy for Fiushes Sic; Headache
pains in the Loins Back Sides Palpitation of the
Heart, Nervous Tremors mysteries, Spasrn>, Broken
sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous effects
OF unnatural CONDITION of the Sc xuai functions
In the worst cases OF Fluor Atbus or Whites, they
effect Il speedy cure.
TO WIVES AND FEATEIONS,
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills are inrulnabie as they will
who have been disappointed IN the nse OF other pills
place the utmost confd in Dr.. Cheesenau's
Pills doing all that they represent to do.
L;sdIes Must Bear In Mind
There is one condition Of the female system In which
the Pills cannot be taken without producing Il Pc
CULlAR RESULT. The condition referred to is
PREGSA SCYthe result. MISCARRIAGE. Such is the r-
reststibe tendency Of the medicine 10 restore the
seXn functions to normal condition, that even the
reproductive power of nature cannot resist it.
Explicit directions, stating when, and when they
should Not be used, with each BnX-the price one
Dollar each Box, confirming from 20 to so pills.
Valuable pamphlet 10 be bad free, of the
price TO any Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
Rs. e. EEUTEESANGs, ProS'r,
30 cedar S., New York
BONN; Mddleport, BY HUGG & CoE
Dee. :, IS6n.--i4-y
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Very respectfully, yours,
JOHN F. M'AEOT,

JOHN F. M'AEOT,
Druggist, Roducy, Miss.
Sold by D. REED. Pomeroy, WE DON Il BES-
TOW, Chester, BRANCH & PAYNE, Rutland, D.
JOHNSON, Tupper's Plains. lJan. IS, '6l.-4-em
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-25

Burns AND ScALps.-For these accidents there are
thousand and one articles CONNIE nded, as (ull)
being the best that known But this
do know. that DR.. S. A. Weaver's Ccrate has saved
life in cade Of 4 scad, where all who saw the
thought the patient must do. The Cerate ap
piled. the inflammation subdu ued, and The child
was saved. Any one who will try it, will say that
they have never fouud It's equal for this kind of
cidents.
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I57Read ths following from the Hon. Morris MOI
rls, formerly Auditor of the State OF lndiana;.

TFPURiFIEs THE BLOOD. There is no medi-
cine extart reliable in of Scrofula. Tettcr,
Chronic, Ulcers, Syphiitic disorders, Inflammation
of the Kidneys, Leucorhea, and like diseases, B.
+. Williams Compound Syrup Of Satsaparla and
Iodide of Potassium, Z
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PoMERoY RETAIL MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly By Grant & Bros, MlEers, and
Q. S,anith Erncarr .

THURsDAY. Jan. q, ls6I.
Fheat .Ot q bush.
flour. White Wheat Fam, $500; Red do. ex-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-25

PEKRY DAVIS PAIN kIIIER.-1he tiCnsa nds Wlo
have been rcliev ed, we'll as !he thousands who
have the most unbounded confidence in Perry Ia
vis' Vegetable Pain r>iller, will read among our
special notices this week, another of the additional
evidences Of the power of the application We are
doing an act of humanity, when urge ever! fam
lily to possess themselves Of it,-Bu1alo Christian
Advocate. :
StlA nv SEEEAHN md d REED. l3.2M.l
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIIROAD.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Evening Post writes:
The latest private advices from Western Vir-
ginia are very encouraging. Our generals
there write hopefully. They have succeeded
| in steadily forcing the enemy back, and the
whole of Western Virginia is now clear of the
rebel troops. The Government expects soon
to reopen the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to
Cumberland. The company engineers have
been OF late busy in estimating the cost
of putting the road from Sandy Hook to Cum
bcrlsud in operation. As soon as our troops
are ready to hold Harpers Ferry and Martins.
burg 1t will be opened. There are only rebel
scouts and small bands Of Home Guards rowing
on the line of the road above Harper's Ferry,
and it will be easy to protect 1t, 1t believed
that the Government will not guaranty the
company its protection till Gen. Banks crosses
over and occupies Leesburg. When that is
| done not even rebel scouts will dare molest
the road from Sandy Hook to Cumberland.
The opening of this road will be great ad-
vantage to the people Of Washington, and es-
pecially to the Government, as there is now no
direct and cheap communication with the West.
Every thing Is obliged to pass over the North
ern Central road, and such is The competition
upon that line among shippers OF goods that
NOV uulrequeutly uuuuteu uoiiuis 10 pau III
an immediate chance to forward goods-not to
the company but to shipper whose name
stands first on the books
| Secretary Cameron Is anxious to reopen the
Baltimore and Ohio road, az, being heavy
owner in the Northern Central, he is charged
with conniving at the disability Of the rival
road. Although the charge is unjust, he is
anxious to avoid the semblauce OF anything
wrong or selfish, and will, it is said insist upon
the opening of the Western road at the earliest
practicable moment, for Government purposes.
The moment the beef of Western Virginia and
the sat provisions of the great West can come
here by the way of Wheeling and Cumberland
prices will diminish.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

ARMY MATTERS, Yesterday, the city was
hIled with rumors of an advance movement in
the direction Of Fairfax Courthouse, but we
were, late last night, assured that no advance
had taken place, but that everything indicated
an approaching battle.
Yesterday, the rebels were discovered erect
ing battery about half mile above General
IIaucock's headquarters to the left, and about
mile distant, there is another battery Of three
guns, supposed to be forty-poupders; they are
in such o position that they can she'll the army
with great ease and certainty.
On Saturday, there was slight skirmish
which resulted in driving in the picke's Of the
seventh Pennsylvania regiment.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

MANE.-Hon. Neal Dow, Of temperance
celebrity, is the colonel Of the thirteenth regi.
ment being raised in Maine for the war. One
of the regiments is commanded by Hon. Geo
F. Shepley, late U. S. district attorney for
Maine, and a Breckenridge delegate to the last
Democratic National Convention. The regi
mcut of cavalry being raise in that State, Is to
be commanded by John Goddard, well-knowr
throughout New England by his immense en-
terprisas as lumberman. Recruiting In
Maine Is more brisk than ever before, the peo
pie becoming more thoroughly aroused and
resolute every day, to fight the war out tc
vic, ,orous conclusion.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

Lieut.. Col. Brown, of the seventh Missouri
regiment, provost marshal at .Tipon, shot a
private Of the sixth Missouri regiment, at
jefferson City, October TO- The lieutenant
colonel ordered the private to lay down some
boards he was tearing from fence, and upon
bis refusing to do so, fired upon him, killing
him Instantly. The affair created the most
intense excitement among the soldiers. The
second and sixth Missouri regiments rushed to
arms, and demanded that Lieut.. Col. Brown be
delivered to them. A park Of artillery was
drawn out in front OF the provost marshal's
office, and Brown was threatening to fire upon
the mutinous soldiers when the train left
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
rs- unfouuded statements Of Il char

re- Unfouuded statements Of Il character
p,cjadicial to the public interests frequently
appear among the telegraphic news OF Journals
published at distance from the Capital. The
inquiry is often made why the Government
permits such dispatches to pass over the wires
1t is proper therefore to say that these state
ments really 20 by mail, and not by telegraph
or are fabricated ut the points where they ap
pear, although the journals in question pn
th an in the teegraphiC column, in order 10 ap
pear euleIprising.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

re- An officer of the army, direct from the
vicinity of the Chain Bridge, assured US, last
night, that no advance movement had been
made and, short time after, an army re-
porter, from the other side, reported that there
had been. We, therefore, give our readers the
benefit of both reports.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

DONATIONS OF BLANKETS FOR THE ARMY.-Cap.
tain Daniel G. Thomas, military store keeper
U. S. army, has received at the Army Clothing
Depot, Corcoran's building, Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventeenth street, the following
donations From W. D. Baldwin, blanket
Frank Taylor, I; Mrs. J. T. Fales, Mrs
John Craucb, | Charles Lanman, George
town, 3.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
SURGEONS To BE Examined.

The bad surgery in the rebel army has called
forth an order to have them examined by a
competent board, before they receive an ap-
pointment This has excited the indignation
of the sargeons who threaten to secede from
the army unless this implied suspicion of their
ability is retracted.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
Luxury OF THE YANkEE CAMP.

James II. Pearce, Adjutant in the Wise lie.
gion, supposed to have been killed in a late
skirmish, " still lives, and writes that he has
"just visited the evacuated camp OF Rose
crans, where he saw an innuuerable quantity
of empty sardine cans, and other evidences of
luxurious living, on the part of the Yankees
also quite a display of playing cards, showing
that they are subjects Of Kings and queens, as
well as Of Yankee Presidential tyrant."
A Donaiyn Cf 100 barrels of -four to the
rebel army has been made by Colonel James
W. Walk 81, Uf Madison county, Va.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

DowN THE Potomac. ALL quiet down the
Potomac. The iron screw steamer, R. B. Forbes,
went down, yesterday, to take her position in
the hotila
There are several steamers lying 10 the
stream, awaiting orders.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

Creek.
UNITED STATES STEAMER UNION"
OF Aqua Creek, Oct. IL, 1861.
SIR: have the honor to submit the follow
ing report for your information:
Being informed of large schooner lying In
Quantico (or Dumfries) creek, knowing also
that large number of troops were collected at
that point with the view Of crossing the Poto-.
mac river, as was reported to me, conceived
it to be my duty TO destroy her. With this
| object In view, took the launches and my
boat and pulled in for the vessel at half past
two A. NJ. this morning. One Of the launches
was commanded by Mdshipmau W. F. Stewart.
accompanied by tho Master, +. L. Haynes, OF
the Resolue" and the other by Acting Mas
ter Amos Foster, of the "Resolute." i took
with me the pilot Of this vessel, Lewis Penn.
Some little difficulty was experienced in
finding the entrance TO the creek, which, You
will remember, is very narrow; but having
found it, we pulled up this crooked channel
within pistol shot of either shore, until we dis.
covered the schooner. She was close to the
shore, in charge of a sentry, who fred at our
approach and alarmed the camp. She had
new suit Of sails and all the furniture complete
in the calm, which was collected together and
fired, producing beautiful confagration, but
unfortunately revealing our position to the
enemy, who commenced rapid fire from both
tcrmingled with opprobrious epithets, until we
were beyond their range.
Our crews returned a random fire from the
boats aud two steamers, gave three cheers, aud
pulled for their vessels, the light from the burn
ing schooner guiding them on their way. Her
destruction was complete, and although the
clothes of the men aud the boats were perfo-
rated with balls, not man was killed. Officers
and men We'd with each other in the perform
ance Of their duty. Acting Master Foster ap.
piled the match in the cabin Of the doomed
vessel. Acting Assistant Surgeon W. R. Bon
sail accompanied the expedition, ready, should
his services be required.
hope what have done will meet your ap
probation, Notwithstanding have acted with
out orders.
This little affair will show the enemy at least
that we are watching him, and ready to mee
and destroy his preparations for crossing this
river at all times.
Ihave the honor to be your obedent servant
A. ID. HARRELL, Lieut. Cong.
Capt. 7. CRAVEN, commanding Potomac
Flotilla.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14

Hon. Richard j. Bowie of Montgomery conn.
ty, (Md,) has been placed in nomination as the
independent Union candidate for judge of the
court of appeals for the second judicial district,
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
NEW DIVORCE REGULATION.
From the Richmond Dispatch, of Oct. 10, 1891.

From the Richmond Dispatch, Of Oct. 10, 1851.
PROCLAMATION NEXTRAORDINARY.-Itisr rumored
that Lincoln is about to issue proclamation
declaring all matrimonial relations existing be-
tween his loyal subjec s, male or female, and
secession enemies, male or female, to be null,
void, aud thenceforth dissolved, the parties di-
vorced being at liberty to contract new mar
riage relations as shall please them to do 80, so
that their new spouses be good and loyal per.
sons.
On this subject, the Enquirer says that Mr..
Lincoln will induce the next Congress to pass
a divorce act, to divorce wives residing within
the jurisdiction OF Abraham, where husbands
fortunes of the South.
The national Republican., 1861-10-14
CORRUPT QUARTERMAsTERs.

A correspondent writing from Winchester,
Tenn, says that he has sent eighteen packages
of vegetables and other comforts to the first
regiment Tennessee volunteers in Virginia
and they have not been received. He says
' the papers teen with similar complaints, and
also of delicaces, wines, cordials, brandies
&c., shipped to sick soldiers being consumed
by dissipated surgeons, assistants, and their
hangers-on," He thinks the new G overnment
ia already as corrupt as the old one.
Col Mathew WANp, formerly member OF
Congress from Texas, is dead. He died 10
Raleigh North Carolina and was buried there
on Sunday last.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

kNOR SALE-AT COST A LARGE LOT OF UNRE.
- deemed Gold and Silver Watches. Good Gold Hunting
Levers, warranted from S25 Money lent any
Eod and silver Watches &c A. ADOLpHIS, licensed Pawn.
broker, ~ Pearl street corner Of Chambers street.
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E,oR CORONER.
DR. John cAIVAN

DR.. JOHN GAIyAN
is with pleasure the nomination of the above
named gentleman for the responsible position Of Coroner
IL Is emnenty lifting tat regular physician should hold
that Office. We know Dr. Galvan TO be man. having
studied and under the supervision Of Dr. willard
Parker Of this city, THIS fact coupled with his high
tation as surgeon and hyscan Is sufficient to convince rs
that he II elected. win be THE right the right place.
Dr. Gavan has hitherto Dlled the highly honorable posi-
ton of Commissioner Of the Board OF Eaueaon having
been elected thereto Icy the unanimous voendcpendcnt Of
party organa,iooi the people OF his district in which
capacity he has fully justified the confidence placed in him. by
his unrng the advancement Of free edu
ca1onai system.
We recommend al who wish public departments
filed by of unhained reputation at the Norem
Der election for such men as John Gaivau NJ, y.
MANY CITIZENS.