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STOCK 1UOrrAroNs.
TLs ts,is Ia dshret ~ oonp~r-n q The FRA
board hoios each dAyt-

Tds 'shs Ia dahrec ~ corap~r-n q ths IRA
hoard solos zach day 49,
Ia h........... \ per Ct III. Cen IL. II Per =
No. es.........h Gle. CD. & Gun. Y =.
Pacific NJ Sex
NY. ecu. R.. = E.
Enc R......... y -
Erie II Pi4t.. X u.,,
T T..ls@ W. N"S ~ m.'.
m. Con. RI =.
la & Tol. v. :.
ChI. q X. Ia Y
Tore WAS more dcing At The Board this mosnins.
with growing improvement during the se.Ac,<
Il government siocks there was but htle changes.
Aner the Board tho rumor Of tie rs'oaAe Of sliisn
aud MAN carried up p,iess, but tho report iA con-
uAdic,sd On good iathoriiy.
Exchange is ,tcady at iiok for bankers and losx
alCoL for ths various grades Of merohants' balls.
Money matters continue unsettled.
4 r,imbmscmot Of $4,000 Ia being made 10 the
banks this morning, sccoun, VI the private sub
toripuons 10 the government loan. and notice hss
been given Of tho call VI iIstament u % 800 ooe.
| pay able tomorrow.
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ROCHE'S PASSAGE oFFICE-FOR LIV-
IL erpOol--tte splendid clipper ship RIO ikk A
HlERN ssils from pier 20, L. r., Dec. 3lst. p ~
engera taken a. greatly reduced rates. For drafts
~ passages 10 or from Ire aud or England 30 AZ
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTIOE NOTICE-M. LOTGIfTY. Auc-
neer will s,il uis day. ~ iOS o'aio X, ~
tho sale RON 80 Nsss,u II, large ant general
scrimeut ~ hue household furniture, feather beds
ard bedding china, cruckery, cutlery fan = goois,
Id jewelry, 81. The whole Tor ais lutte sale so
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CURE YOUR COLD OR COUGH ERE 1T
~ Is too late. DIR. WINS
COUGH EXT ERMIN ATo r
ron TUE CURE or
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS,
&o., DC.
LAS been thoroughly tested for over six years, and
hrs proved 10 be tie best remedy In uss. Depot-46
South Second -, WILLIAMSBURG. To 10 had in
Now York, at Of Eighth ave. 3l6 Eighth ave. 40
Grand 81. corner Houston street and Ave. d. and
cOruer Allen and Stanton SIS. Brooklyn-26O Court
a., and by Grey, corner Myrtle and Franklin aves,
also by Druggists generally. dsO zaaa
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SHIPPING, &C.

TOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
Sails tomorrow, the celebrated packet slip
EMERALD ISLE, from Pie 30, Il X. For passage
10 % bin at low rates, or drafts on snv part Of
England nni Ireland, apply 10 TAPSCOrf x Go,
9 South IT. 10
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large SALE or ELEGANT HOUSE

~ u id f.ruitut,-An ext lYr.it ~ crputtuuit,
Tor hIustk prs aud the trade. tho brtgtfl Luu.
hold i.'riiuie ottle large dVc H.. trls., rs WA.
fly Place, rear 9Th ave, will d. soll 40 publ,
,ucto his st emo "A ats u',n.k pr,,isrly consist
ius of Btus-cs, lily AID ingram carplt., glass,
,lin, and ,iyc- ware hclslcad|, ,urc ns, wash
stsudp ulii mntrp,ses, eds and bedding, " ,ns.
ia, -ia lcds, chairs, rockets olocl =, MIR oil.
y,t thf, Cutt,itA a.. IN
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TO LET.

AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A TAI
IA l,r.-TO let, front rooms on 2d floor, with
machines, Singers and Wheeler Wilson's. In.
qulre cor. Both 81. Mrs u. LEVI, Eighth ava. IL
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One slip and a brig, unknown.
SAILED,

Dec 25tt-sl ips Louisa Hatch, for Mlbourne;F
Cutting Liverpool; Joseph Rowen, do; Windsor
For n Il and western Ocesp, Havre Salem, Bistoli
n o. Cole London-Barks Cushing, HAvanas
Z q W Dodge, Trinidad; Fake, RotterdAm-Brigs
Rainbow q, rdenAs Robt Movie, Dem ArArai JoaiAh
Jex, sagu,; Ina Eeuvitas; kliEA NAAsA n N r vsr-
ION, MaiAnEas; Lesmones, Trinidad schTs zsbIA.
Oporto Consdon, St kits ST Rlmo, Ct Thomas.
Castor, Sierra Lone.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.

BAIiKs-Relrdser, Willing ton, Barbados, n
Tro Sbridge son'; Greyhound Yates. Monrovia
ard n rke. Yates, Porteiheld Cos Irene.
lNorl TAule, QueanHtOwn, g., Punch Moincks 4
wend,.
BR0B-stnrm Nyu Nh McL4od IIyer1s.,l. No
gers A Ritch, Excelsior, Talbot Rsrmnda HcC,H
S rIi'h Packet M smith, Galway A'kSn =
hurh'
sCHOONRRg l. gands,s Cols FIR M. u.,-,s
rn1 s,or; M BTdelI, CIDER. Rosto,, N m dan,
Bndy. Hal, Bo.,on, MARY Do d, Lnbec, Led Frys
a co Mac, 40. Perry. Cores Rchard nncL a u
NAV Rlnu a. uande, I'M Tan, iar Send - 49,.
Ifnoinc RaL,r NJ - su.L. n n ~
TCarf.rn, CIacc' C,.na NJ ~. 49,,
l., kwn.d T,uIt CO.. A. ria,-nia,o p,
Aur Cayc, Knuhs "a a - r. ~ ~ psh a. pAnus
k.c Hn,.n sD stannsrd
.pprupD
orrv.,.u,,,,,.
=, stkAmshIruEE es%n u 81 Cole, Forhe~s
Monroe ~ hours In ballast 10 DunnS~ 20. TIE
AEeIlehueu hea'y noitherly ga e.
= hoaIamAn rnks New Bee lord, tI'lng In tsv
oh,hea her a. thehayy Yard
~ bowman Oak, New bedford, with oil.
,o nsmn' S'o'er' Trenton ~ with mdAe 70 w
'o C... c.,..- -r
.Jss fus '''"''"' 10 WIN mdss 70 Wm
n.I'.s, u...u u...,,
0,p,sy k M H s"IsS mdss to gynnsT
II, Hattie ~ steam srAnspoItl Comstock, Pas
"A'AS IVAN VIA MY west I4u'
DARKB-Acma Camnhali yara fms "a In.
,ochineaI M U.rgos R,p,har. Ma Saan
We liher; been days OF HAiteras, i2,h ins., IA
% 10 len II 10 anoLa mi, \ A M az a. T.sn,a-
with ..oae. - ~ 'p',' 0''S H"'' '0' i'''0s'~'
Ada ina TPius1 XII, inu,r rth Havana "a davs nm.
sar TO simon 10 Wiser,
Mntiang Pennington Havana 90 dava In balla.a
10 tie maater 2gd In a. of SANDY no. r. during I.
heavy bow nom N W. iost an anchor and ehains
-
BklGs-lsSbti B' ann, TAmss, Port AL Prince
tel' wa fmtuLe Island Dec lS, logwood 70 Robe
Murray IT, Left At p r, au Prince, brig Times.
for IL Htnn in De- Br big Henrietia for New York
DeoS A. Fortune Island, sehT Ann Glover, frouA
| Renshaw, pierre, II Bangor, fm Ca,dsnaa % d.,
with ~ n1 u. TO IN, y X Ward a 90
CarIenaa ieth inst, Win sspbaltumI ian ~.
Morning Light, for New York next day. AltAveaA,
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r OST-BANK BOOK, NO 1880, OF THE
- En iyrant industrial savings Rank " NV
York, In account with CUARL"s FOtKER The
dldcr IL requested to leave IL At the Hank, No. bi
Chambers ~. ~
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WANTED.

DAWNBROKERS TICKETS WANTED
L The highest price paid for PAwnbroker's tickeia
" diamonds. watches, Jewelry, guns, pistols, do,
Try goods 80, al II Blseokm 81, up stAirsdSO 2'l
NXTANTED-AN NEW OR GOOD SECOND
w hand Boiler, from 10 10 horse power. Al
dreta q. b., stating price, sun ONCE, box 900, ~
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ITO POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY
l. The 3 story brick house oil Canal 1t, with
bakery IN tho basement, rent 800 month also the
story brick house Is k-nwick ~ rent = %
month; the ? story brick house ldI Water st. occu-
81 IA grocery rent $40 month. Apply At 80
roadway. dtl 0'lJ5
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MEDICINES.

CONSUMPTION is TIIE MOST FATALAyD
~ destructive disease known TO man, aud the
is Of mortality prove that this sc urge If IN Anknd
is increasing In its igss This IL because ths dis
Ia either neglected improperly treated In Us
early stagor, that Il, while coniued u throat and
bronchial tubes, for the experience derived from
10 years practice exclusively devoted 10 the cure Of
Consumption, cOnvuccs me that the earliest indi-
cations Of this disease are felt in the taro It. The
patti mt Is first aware Of tickling iTrit hl1n which
excites a backing scruping, aud raising thick
mucus, or phlegm. These symptoms gradually H.
crease until a regulsr ht Of coughing takes place
every morning. the lungs soon become diseased 10y
tue continual cough, and Consumption Is the Ger.
tain result. This is the usual progress Of this fat Al
disc sc, which az 3. easily curet but IN Us
lat err stages defy the powers Of medicines, ] am
enable "a refer n hundreds residing In New York
whom have cured Of consumption, within the past
two years, and In all curables cases will gutn-
tee relief frcm suffering by the FIRST "a hours treat
neut. DIR, NJ. c. OTOOLE, Consumption Phyd-
clan, 50 Third avenue, n. Y. d2I 2is'lj2
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A GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
u dated with DO I'd by applying at iGl Eldridge
Il, bet. Riyington and Stanton. 20
BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN
ID in the lower part Of the city, in exchange for
piano. Address BOARD, box 900 Sun office. 20
DOARD-S2-GOOD BOARD AT 3 Thomp-
Dson St. rom 81 10 So a week, nan and wife, VI "
as q week. Also furnished rooms, with pianos,
cheap Also lodgings, bs. TO 80. week, or Is. ~ rs
a night. N. B.-Lessons GA piano. 20. each.
DO 34ac'1il
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CONFECTIONARY AND TOY STORE TO
" let, and stock for sale; $50 will buy the whole,
rcluc ing rent " Jan lGth. Apply Sl5 Blocker It,
near Charles st. o
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DRY GOODS.

MILITARY SASIIES-
wi Six Sashes for 80, worth $40.
SIX sashes for 50 worth s..
at KELTY'S,
lis $50 Broadway 1863
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-ON TIE MORNING OF THE
Il 2bth met, black an tan dog, The owner can
nave linn by proving property and paying expenses
At lIg Washington ~. -
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A CCTION SALE-OvER $4,000 WORTH
"A Of household furniture, this a ~ Fnd ~, -
West l6th a. near 9th ave, AZ lOk O',l,ck, cons
ing OF Brussels, wilton and ingram c,rrc,a e, n.
er b,dS holsters pillows, bureaus, ted,eal4 s,f
beds, DC also basement std Kitchen ut.usi.s.
A. u. CHAPLIN, Auct'r. a.
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uEIRS OF SEAMEN OF THE U. s.
lship LKvANT, and Of seamen and volunteers Of
present war, obtain pay and pensions by calling
IA THo5. L. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall st. de2T 6'li6
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
He Don't Know What to Do.

The editor of the Democratic Dis.
patch, of Gallipolis, says Of Jewett's let
ter accepting the Democratic nomina,
ton for Governor:
"We publish elsewhere this morning
Mr.. Jewett's letter accepting the nomi,
nation for Governor at the hands of the
Democracy assembled in Columbus on
the 7th inst. ITe consider 1t rather re-
markable, from, the fact that he has gone
beyond the ,cisc- heads Of the party
We hare 1ooked IN cain IN our &C.
changes for opinions concerning Mis lctte,
Of Ar. Je,cea. We had preparc7 Ours In
something Of a lengthy article, Jm cfte,
more reflection, t"r the present, ace .toregc
their publication.
He certainly looks upon the action OF
the Convention as not being explicit
enough for him; that the Platform is
not wide enough for him to stand upon.
and he therefore rebuilds it-widens it
out-not by inserting any new plank,
probably, but by putting in dutcimcn.' "
We don't believe we will ever get
that ''lengthy article of the editor
What is the matter with the Democratic
papers? Here is an editor with a
lengthy article prepared, but cannot
publish it for fear it wont suit the occa
sion. 1t undoubtedly glorifed Mr..
Jewett and his letter. But in looking
over the Democratic papers Of the State.
they all seem to be dumbfoun ded at the
conflict between the platform of the
Convention and the letter of the nomi-
nee of the Convention. 1t will proba-
bly, require another Convention to de-
eide upon the line of policy to be pur-
sued. And hence the silence of the or
gans.
Iu the meantime, Scott Harrison
spurns with contempt the nomination
thrust upon him, aud Todd and Dorsey,
and all the leaders, not STEPPED in tory
ism, repudiate the whole miserable fac
ton. Truly the sympathisers of the
Southern Conspirators are digging their
political graves, and digging them very
deep. This contest will undoubtedly
wind up the old political hacks.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
Another Tory Sheet Suppressed

The Stark COUNTY Democrat pub
lished at Canton, in this State, was de-
molished day or two since by the out
ragged volunteers and citizens. Again
we must protest against this method of
putting down even such sheets as the
Democrat. If the law will not reach
them, let them alone. They cannot do
much harm. We do not believe they
can accomplish the purpose for which
they are subsidized. 1t is notorious
that these Tory papers are kept alive by
contributions from some foreign source.
and not from their legitimate incomes
The hope is that they can carry the Demo
cratic party over to the enemy. Ia this,
we feel sure they cannot succeed. And
failing in their part Of the contract, the
money that pays for their treason will
be withheld and then they will be dead.
Better let them die in that way.
1t is proper to say that in all these
cases it is the outraged Democrats who
have suppressed these papers. The in
suit upon honest Democrats by these
sheets being more then they could bear.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
Very Seenly.

OF all the good things of the season,
about the best is, to hear Ohio partisans
denouncing the Legisture of Kentucky,
just elected by $4,000 majority in fair
contest, as a nest Of "BLAcK REpUBLI-
CAN ABOLITION FANATIcs!' Certainly,
gentlemen Secessionists! Go it strong!
You have '..howled'' that "howr' in
Ohio until all but the hopelessly stupid
and bigoted have become disgusted.-
But habit is strong, and we suppose
you repeat the old slang from mere
habit. 1t can hardly be possible that
these politicians have ever taken time
to reflect upon the change that has come
over the public mind, since they used
to ride into power by the force of these
epithets. The day will hardly come
again when the people will accept the
repetition Of these stale old epithets as
evidence of craftsmanship. But try
the experiment again!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
Sherif's Sale.

Wilson, McElroy & Co. vs.. John Sloan.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas Of Meigs
County, 1 will offer for sale, at the door of the
Courthouse in Pomeroy, at II o'clock A.. NJ,
On the 7th day Of SEPTEMBER 1861,
the following described lands and tenements,
te wit: 30 acres of land in section No. Is, town
No. 3, and range No. IL Of the Ohio Company's
purchase, being all that part of the south half
of the north west quarter of said section No
Is lying west Of the road leading from Athens
to Pomeroy.
Also, the southeast quarter of the north east
quarter of section No. -, in the same town and
range, containing 10 acres. To be sold as the
property of John Sloan at the suit of Wilson,
McElroy & Co. Appraised at $4,000. Terms
of sale, cash.
J. J. WHITE, S. NJ. c.
July 81, 1S6l.-3l-5t 800
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
TO ARMst TO ARMst
A GRAND ATTACK is TO BE MADE ON
ICE CREAM!
The Ladies are expected to participate in
the glorious achievement.
Only one dime per saucer.
Soda Water, nice and cool. T26-9m


Thompson & Darr VIM. Kinney.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
- from the Court of Common Peas of Meigs
County, 1 will offer for sale, at the door of the
Courthouse in Pomeroy at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
On the 7th day Of September, 1861,
the following described lands and tenements.
to-wit Situate in the County of Meigs and
State of Ohio, and in section No. 6, town No.
4, range No II in the Ohio Company's pur
chase, and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning Is rods south of the north west COR
ner of a lot or parcel of land decided to Robert
Campbell by James Mclaughlin bearing date
Oct 25, 1927; thence south rods; thence west
80 rods; thence north rods; thence east 81
rods to the place of beginning, containing one
acre. To be sold as the property of Wm Kim
ney at the suit of Thompson s. Darr. Ap:
praised at $4,000. Terms of sale, cash.
J.J. WHITE, S. NJ. C.
July %, 1S61.-3l-5t 800
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
The New State of Kanawha.

The Wheeling Convention has passed
an ordinance dividing Virginia in two
States, the Western which is to be
erected into the new State is to be called
Kanawha. The proposition is, however,
to be submitted to vote of the people
On the twenty fourth Of Oct. 1t may
be the wisest course for the loyal people
of Western Virginia to pursue, but we
confess it would please US better to see
the grand old commonwealth regener-
ated, take her stand among her sisters,
and occhpy the commanding position
which her extent and ancient fame wou d
entitle her. With the true men in her own
borders, and the SUPPORT of the Gen
eral Government, we believe she might
be saved to the Union, under her new
Government. But if the wisdom of her
true and loyal people points to divis-
ion of the State, We say divide.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
CLARK'S LIVER PILLS.

THE BEST PURGATIvE AND PURIFIER BEFORE THE PEo-
rLE-AocEPTED AND RECOMMENDED EMINENT Ply
sICIANs.
)R; CLARKE, the inventor OF these pills, is justly
- distinguished for his eminent abilities and SCI
entiic research. For 3O!years, in his extensive prac
tce, he experimental in bringing the great desid-
eratum OF remedial agent to act direct pur
her upon the human system In this he has been
eminently successful as the numerous certificates
from celebrated physicians show. They ex-
tremely mild in their operation, at the same time
powerful and effective in removing disease. They
never give pain, do most purgutyes, but allay it
In all cases; they speedy in their relief than
any pill now offered.
The proprietor is pleased to announce that he has
perfected his for supplying the trade to
the fullest demand.
fresh supply just received and for SAFE by D..
REED, Pomeroy, WELDON & BESTOW, Chester,
BRANCH & PAYNE, Rutland, and u. JOHNSON,
Trpper's Plains, J. SCHAFFER, MinersvilIe: J.
r. ELLIS, Racine, and
n. e. WALKER,
Propr, Pittsburg, to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed. Sept 81. lS60.-37-3m1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
Ohio Volunteers.

By the time the Fall Campaign fairly
opens Ohio will have $4,000 volunteers
in the service. There are in active SER
vice, in Western Virginia, thirteen regi-
ments of Infantry, and company of
Cavalry and one Of Artillery. In Mis-
souri,, there are two regiments of In
fantry, two batteries of Artillery and
two Companies of Cavalry. These to-
gether comprise about 10000 men.
There is regiment at Camp Denni-
son, one at Camp Putnam, one at Camp
Noble, one at Camp Bentley, one at
Camp Chase, and one at Camp Morrow
There are also six companies Of Cavalry
at Camp Chase under drill. These are
all in a condition to be moved at any
time, and make up the number to about
thirty thousand.
The other regiments in process of for
nation will, when full, swell the whole
number of Ohio volunteers to $4,000
And of these, Meigs county will have at
least 1000. That we think tells we'll
for our State and county. But if needed,
the numbers can easily be doubled. In
the language of Douglas last speech,
There are but two parties-Patriots
and Tories" And we think the Glory
party in Ohio, aud in Meies county
will be very small. All others are in
for the war.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
Latest from the Kanawha,
BATTLE AT CROSS LANES.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
[By Telegraph from Gallipolis. |

[By Telegraph from Gallipolis7
AUGUST, %, 1861.
The battle at Cross Lanes, near Sum.
mersville, on the 26th inst, has proved
to be bloody affair.
Col. Tyler, of the Ohio 7th, was sur.
rounded, while at breakfast, by the Reb
els, under Floyd, and attacked on both
hanks, and in front, simultaneously.
Our men Immediately formed for bat
tie, and fought bravely, as long as they
saw the least chance of success, but the
enemy proved too powerful.
Col. Tyler sent forward to the bag
gage trains, which were coming up three
miles distant, and turned them back to-
ward Gauley; which point they reached
in safety.
Companies "B," &C." and "T' suf-
fered the most severely, they particu-
larly being in the hottest of the fight
They stood up to it bravely, and fought
their way through fearful odds, making
dreadful havoc in the enemy's columns.
The Rebel forces consisted of 5000
Infantry, 400 Cavalry, and 10 pieces of
Artillery.
The Federal forces scattered after
they cut their way through, and imme-
diately formed again and fred, but re-
ceiyed no reply or pursuit from the
enemy.
The loss cannot be definitely ascer-
tanned, though not over 200 are missing
out of the 900 engaged on our side
The Rebel loss most fearful
Lt.-Col Creighton captured the
enemy's colors, and 2 prisoners.
The following is list of the Federal
officers killed:
Capt. Dyer, Company "B," Paincs-
vile; Capt. Sheriff, Company &C.,
Oberlin; Capt. Sterling, Company a."
Adjutant L. D. Forrest, Cleveland; 1t
Case, Warren; Sergeant Major King,
of Warren. Other officers all safe.
Altogether, we almost claim 1t as a
victory, on account Of the noble bearing
Of our men.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
For the War.

We are glad to know that Capt: Cur
tbs, Lieutenants Hatch and McKain, Of
Company "F'' 18th Reg, o. V. NJ, are
again going into the service. No better
corps of officers can be found, and we
hope and expect to see the company
filled up in very short order The COM
pany is being raised for the 33d Regi-
ment 0. V. u. S. A., now forming at
Portsmouth, to be commanded by Col.
j. A. Sill, an experienced military of
ficer, aud gentleman of high standing.
Now is the time to enlist. x
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
Read it by all Means.

Whatever else you omit, don't omit
to read the patriotic letter of j. Scott
Harrison, declining the nomination for
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, by the
Seceshers at Columbus, who falsely
styled themselves the Democratic party.
We rather think the Democrats of Ohio
will hardly go with the faction that ha S
PIT an eternal infamy upon the name,
by using it for reasonable purposes
By the time of the election the true men
of the party will see where the tory fac
ton would lead them, and will be found
with the noble baud who are patriotic
enough to stand by their country against
the traitorous assaults of those who have
plotted their treason in the name of De-
mocracy.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
Pittsburg Home Guards.

Seventeen Companies of Pittsburg
Home Guards, have volunteered for
sixty, or ninety days service, in West
ern Virginia, according to the exigen-
cies of the times. Other Compa-
nies are ready to do likewise if needed.
This is noble manifestation of patriot
ism. Alleghaney County has furnished d
for the war something like 10000 men.
An now her Home Guards propose to
60 for 80 days if needed Good for AL
legheny County!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
DR.. Workman Coming Again.

We are pleased to announce to our
readers, that at the request of his many
friends, this justly celebra ted Physician
will again visit Pomery on Friday, Sep
tember 9Th. Rooms at Remington
House. DR.. W. is too we'll known in this
County to need any recommend from
us, having travelled here over two years
up to 1859; but We would say to those
afflicted with any form of Chronic Dis,
ease, give him a call. His charges, he
authorizes us to say, will be low to suit
the times. 35-tt.