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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-28
CHANCERY NOTICES.

CtTY OF RICHMOND, TO wi,;-At Rules
~ held 10 the CLERK otE - Of the court Of Hast
,ags for The said city, on Monday, the eth day oil
James H Poiodsxter. ................-...PhG..
1SainS
&. :. Jordau john q VIM. aud George w
Jordan, lats partners under tbe siyls oil =
Jordan, Winn q Co., and Wa. swins9a,,
The object Of this sCit is 20 recover against the
defendants the sam OF two hundred ana TWO doi-
SsreSn from ss i4S day Of .~tus iks t osd
Affidavit having teen made THAI defendant, 4. -
Jordan Is not reaid en-, OF the state Of Virgins,
ne Ii hereby required TO appear IN the said tlsrke
ONCE. within one uJuth alter dae publication
hereof, ond 40 What nay necessary to protee,
my 7-isw4w R; HOWARD, elk.
1 lay OF RICHMOND, To Wit AT kul,s
" held III the Ci-rks Uacs Of he u, urt OF RusI
ings for the -sid city, on Monday, the 9TH day oi
nay, i,ol; mas
William i sarpdars..........Dey,
The object Of his suil Is IT. rsever s.,ainst the
defendant certain damages, which damages srt
51gnr hundred doilars At5tSvit having been
| made that d, fendant, VIM. Is. SANDER is not d
qured to appear in the said Clerk Ofice, within
1ne mouth after due publication hereof, aud do
what may De necessary TO protect mis- Interest.
my LAWN RI. HOWARD, Clk
(uY OF kIIHMOND, to witi-At Rulo,
| " held Ia the Cisrx Otica oi he curt of Hust-
,nKs tor inc said city, on Monday, tbs 9Th day OF
| May, 1851:
charles W. Camp and Stephen Bon-)
aoa,a.t i''' In CASE
| EtltA VI he2netY Ue1t
The object OF this suit Is 70 recover against th'
| defendant certain damages, which dAmasee are
I aid, IN the P.ainIif dectaraliou At the sun %
,hree huldred dotla Affidavit havin been mad'
| tnat the defendant, Eliza vi. heuneiy, IL not q re-
| ,ident Of tho state of tlrgiaa The 4, hereby re
qutred 10 appear In the SAID CLERKS Office, W THU
| Jns month after due publication hereof, and q,
what may be necessary to protect her interests.
| Copy-TesIs:
| my l0--lw4W RIO. HOWARD, Clerk.
| QuAkTEkMA,TkR,A OppIrE
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$50 tons OF HoME-A CFACTCRED IRON for
sale, consisting Of Bar Bad, Hoop, Scroll
GvaIs and Half Rounds, Coach aud Buggy Steel
and Iron Tires, Hamo Iron; Sg3 bundl 81 Rcd Iron,
II sizes; Railroad Frog Steel. ali sizes; soo ban
dies Horse and Male bios Iron.
JAMES HUNTER.
N. B.-Any sizs IRON made to order.
-IrtS
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BIZ Alex. Nett. Auet.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. GROCERIES,

~ sc Will b. soid ~ my stare. Ttts.
lot VI Dry Goets, Ho.ier,, 6isve.. sc GhO-
cEgIE>--oap Candies, Whiskey, tiR, Brandy.
&c. A large lot OF tns sImmer : loth,nz New
aud Ssctnd hand Pu Biiure, afovee, Mattre.-es,
Beds. Pistols, Cu'iery, 'tcoes. Fshe> sritiss,
boards, Tiuwsre, Croeaefy, &c; smokihg and
Ch wing Tobacco
my a AtEx MOTT, tret
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f,EOKoE ~rAnhEli,
VI Manufacturer and dealer IN
STOVES. RANGES Agp FURNACES.
Plumbine, Gas Fit;iog, and Tin Work generally
BkLvIS's ROw. aoyEkSok sTAEbft
sp7c Richmond. Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-28

QuAkTEhMAoTER' OPFICE,D
ARMY OF The COSPsU. STATES,
RICHMOND, VA, May stu, isol. J
NOIljE.-All persons are hereby notiaed
~ that Contract for QpaTe' su,piea for
army u hse tonjederdfe States this cay wlll be
paid, uaIess the purchase has been authorized by
d " rluSn order from the undersigned
W. l.. CABhLL, Mai. and q Nj
aim C.
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MAYORS pFPi +
ItCuxnSu AprfI gl.lss1

MAYORS rFPi +
RIcHsoSD, April 20, 1881 (
DY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY, re-
- Gently passed all ordinary keepers arr re-
qured to cl"as their bar rooms at 10 o clcck
H. The god ord4r 4 the city requires strtc
bsdienc4 10 The UTdina' ce, and ils naiiss " Ill
be ri2idly eDtvrced against al otetders
27-3t JUSlPU MAYO Mayor
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Erpfll Nntfulk.

One of the Southern picket guard was cap
tured to-day.
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BY Z. y. Cock. Aas,'r.

GROCERIES, fusNIrlaE, ae, AT
u AUCTION = On II Il. DAY. aesa Int at ~
'elocs | will .sil 81 nv store lot ~ 'opertOr
Groceries, cdpst.fing In pm Of tefee, Tee k"sp,
tgnaiAs. faiarxtu-. Pickles. pies-, east Pow
der-, M megs, Paint. buckets. Brot me. Issiher,
Red Apples, Cod Fish, .fawat~, CrV,ksrys as.
--ALSt~
barrels Gib.on's pure Rye whiskey, yesrs cid.
g 0hrdpers heek b,id,e
{" New orleans Molssres, &c SC
After whi, n, q la Of gents~l Heus-bold Enrns'
ture. embracing Wsrdrob-s, Bureaus TasIee,
B-d-tesds, CbSirs, Hair aad shack Mat reese,
SC &c inv q l.. ". COOK. Auet'r
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lJKANKLIN PAPER MINIS.


DAMS .ub AS.u, " b .a.Et ALs bN.N~ : t-s
| and PROVISION DgALEkS. offer for ssls-
IL hhds Breasts BACON
;6 hhds HAnS end SIDE BACON
Il hhds SHOULDER BACON
100 bb!s sc, - Extra CO ana -" sOGhRs.
% bills. Cut Loaf ana Yellow 40
100 bags LaEuAyra and Bio ,oFF.n.
20 bbls y . and hcLAbbfs
Is bills Extra LEAF LARD
20 Dbl. purs CIDER VINEGAR
% bbis. A q. shsrusa'E w HlSKfr.
loo bb.s. BRANDY, GIN and VINE
1900 choice CIGARS
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,rHE new STYLE CAMP BEDsTEAD.

Having made important improvements 10 th's
BGpsTEAp.l shaIl have N supply ready In the
early part Of mkt week | inv - all Interested
10 call and exarniu- for .hemselve a. have one
complesed for exhibition. he Improvement con-
si.ts n d vertical huge. which entirely dispenses
with ths centre legs All who nave ex smin ed II
say x ID the simplest and be Bed that caa b.
made C9r camp purposes Those who purchased
those Beds before this impTt, vement war made,
can have the hinges attached, BY returning hem
10 my store, without charge.
X C HOWE, Governor street
p 81 have applied for Patent for he above.
have also MESS CHESTS aad AMP TABLES.
new S.vla NV 'hd i"'N '''' wv
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Dr.. sCHLOsSER
uk. sCHL0hsER
DE-. SCHLOSSEK
Or. SCHLOSSER
Or. SChL; : kR
Dk. SGHLOsSRR
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scI sFKIsG iaPoHTArioNs.jSii,

CLAEKsON, ANDERSON Co.
No 100 Min - Rehnaoad, 70,
importers of Heavy rad Fancy Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns and anchor BolupR Cloth, are Ia rscsip PER
.hips morning" and "Petrd,'' diTect 10 jones
river of their sprinS lmpof'aiions, 20 whish tbry
invite tho attention of such merchants AZ BUY tor
cs.h or pay promptly, feeling assured all such
viii and Il 60 their advantage to buy Of them
rhey are also agents for Fairbanks eeleoTSss1
scales
n B-Partieuiar attention givsn 10 ordsrs.
NH q
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h.vle Wv "a -
'cuUfHkRt tUiLkC SCARS am rEn.
- FUMEkY MANUFAGrnkY -Thia is the on y
e-tapilsbmeut IN tns southern biates whore Tt!l
LIT SOAPS are made direct FROM the raw uace-
rials and warrant hem To be equal ~ any manu-
factnr.d at Ihs Sorth or Eur9ps. Alssys Cd
hand. Wholesale aud retail. an assoTtmeut Of
l. 0NBs. HAIR OILS, P0aADE-. DeSrAL aud
Shaving sUAPs, TOILET POWDER, 81 sc
n 0ARCIS Broad street,
Between 9Th and 7ih streets. north side.
=. S.-This establishment has no connection
IL In ha North m
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BRUenxss-Ws ssoass4a ~ me sxks .lsa,aa Ar 4
l4rxs sepety I'll fsaDssrs, A4A AFasls akrSssSs.
q sSpeslss asAlisys - vhiah " ali tA1 astssales
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= = g. ~ -
AUCTION 6AGGD


By Myers r. Co.. Auctisseess,
NORFOLK. Va
CARGO or SUGAR AT AUCT1ON.-Wtu
~ be sold, publtc suction. at our wATt Nc uses,
cor,mssce street, Norfolk, on TrE-pAY. the fsf
inst. ~ 10 clock ny rscomme odstions OF sur
vey, f,r sreo1ptff hon may conc<fG
20 r'HFcss SUGAR
Cargo ef RarkeptiRe d q. Fierce, Pot 'ntd this
enrf 10 distress, on voyage from caba, bound 70
FsirDouth. England.
Tssxs.--Gssh. MYERS Co. tsepa,
nv g2-5ts aorfok.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
How Springfield was Held by
the Body Guard.

a CORES pondeat Of the Missouri Re
publican, OF the 4th inst, after giving
a glowing description of the charge of
the body guard, agreeing substa ntially
with that Of the Democrat, describ.s the
manner Of their holding it, as follows:
The retention of Springfield, ON Fri
day night, and on Saturday after the
battle by Corporal &. w. Sloan, of the
Body Guard, and little handful of
men, is an amusing instance of what one
determined and plucky spirit can ae-
complish. Corporal Sloan had fingered
at the battle field to attend to the wants
of several of the wounded, and, upon
arriving in the town, discovered that
his comrades had all left. Various Of
the scattered Guard came in, making in
all eighteen Of them, who composed the
entire garrison of the place. Corporal
Sloan called council of war. and it was
unanimously decided that they would
stand by one another and their wounded
comrades 10 the last They loaded ali
their weapons, and prepared for the
worst. AZ first they established
picket guard, hut the Corporal, upon
due reflection, concluded that, with
their small force, this was hardly !.
proper military operation, and recalled
shem all to the hospital. AS may be
supposed, the night was rather an anx-
ious oae for all hands. Even the
wounded had their arms loaded, and
were prepared to take an active part in
any engagement that might take place.
1t was know: that at least 1000 rebels
we're IN tha immediate vicinity, and il
WAS thought that they could hardly fail
to return. That they did not, is one OF
the strangest circumstances Of the affair.
In the course of the evening two men
came in from the rebel army bearing q
flag of truce, desiring permission to
bury their dead and attend to their
wounded Corporal Sloan received them
gra7eiy. and assured them he would ae-
quaint General Sigel (who was then
fully thirty miles distanD with their err
rand and Inform them of his reply
In the course of few moments tho
Corporal returned from Gen. SiSel, and
informed tksm they could have the
privilege.
On Saturtlac the Home Guards Of tho
place rallied, and the garrison was in
creased to twenty-sx. They then in
duleed in pickcts--the force inside or
the city, after the pickets had all heen
established, Icing t.ro! Major White.
having hv this time been rescued. nov
assumed the command Of the place, an
by similar cunning exped;ents, mana. sci
to keap up the appearance OF having an
overwhelming Federal force qnarieret
in the tuw4. On Saturday night, late.
Colonel Carr arrived, and put many
anxious hearts at rest. Ou sunday
Sigels division arrived in good earnest,
and Spring isid was really ours.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22

effected an entrance. Here, in the midst
of the hriars and stubble bordering the
brook, he succeeded in forming his men,
and giving the word. With the Major
at their head, they CALAMITY charged up
the hill of the open field, right into the
midst of their foes. As they charged,
the command spread out fan like, some
charging to the right some to the left,
and others straight up to the woods in
front.
The cavalry to the right were scattered
almost instantaneously; the infautry
made somewhat frmer stand, but is
was only for moment. The charge
was SO furious, so we'll directed, and 80
compact, that the rebel ranks were
Scattered like leaves in an autumn wind.
Some Of them took to the woods, some
to the cornfeld, where they were met
and killed by Major Whites command,
who had made detour and come
around that way, and some fed wildly
towards the town, pursued by the in
satiate Guards, who, ovcrtaking them,
either cut them down with their sabres
or levsled them with shots from their
pistols. Some were even chased through
the streets Of the city and then killed in
hand to hand encounters with their pus-
suers.
Of course, ell this could not be ao-
complished without heavy loss on ths
side Of the Guards Under the we'll d.
rected fire of the enemy's sharp shooters,
the little band of only 162, rank and 6le,
coDtending against 1900, must neees-
sarily have suffered severely. The list
of killed and wounded which I herewith
enclose shows how severely. There are
yet about thirty or forty missing, who,
scattering in the confusion Of the pur.
suit, probably lost their way and have
been taken prisoners by the scattering
bands fleeing from the city.
Pursuing portion of the rebels into
town, TIE Major here assembled his
command, or such portions Of it as we're
at hand, raised the Stars and Stripes
upon the Court House, detailed guard
to attend to the wounded, and then fear
full that the enemy might become cog
nizaat of his small force, and rally, de-
termined TO retrace his steps towards
Bolivar, where he could meet reinforce
ments
This was undoubtedly wise move on
the part Of the Major, although IL ap.
pears fAat the rebels aeere far too much
terrified to think Of returning, and that he
might pitA safety haze remained IN the
to,ca. AS it was, he returned to within
FIVE miles Of Bolivar, where he halted
for reinforcements. His little force had
ridden over eighty miles, and had been
for over twenty four hours without food.
In the meantime Major Whites COM
mand had made detour through the
corn field, and reached the town little
white after ZagonYi had lett, and took
tull possession of the same.
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portrp.
From the Boston Transcript.
THE ARMY OF TIE KNITTERS.

Far away in your camps by the storied Poto-
mac, ....
Where your lances are lifted for Liberty
veal,
AS the North winds come down from the hills
OF the homeland,
Say, catch ye the clash of our echoing steel!
Our hands are unframed to the touch Of the
li1e,
They shrink from the blade that grows red
in the 6sht;
But their wonAnly weapons leap keen from
their sheathing,
And the wolk that they find they will do
with their might.
our hos; that stands marshalled in solemn
bait.llious,
Beneath the dear flag of the stripes and the
Hath AS loyal counter part here at our hearth
As ever went to the bruuts Of the warsl
Uplift in your strength the bright swords Of
your fathers!
Repeat for yourselves the brave work they
have douel
We've the side arms our mothers wore proudly
before us,
And the heart of the field and freside is oue
We rouse TO the rescued We've mustered i1
thousands
We may not march on in the face of the foe;
let, while Je shall tramp to the sound OF the
battle,
Foot to foot well keep pace wheresoever ye
60!
Ay, soul unto soul, are we knitted togelher
Dy link upon link, in une purpose we're
bound!
lue1e US the need of our common endeavop
And our differing deeus with one blessing be
c,uWneu!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
A Case in Point.

1Ao Sooo AiouJ PSoPiS oiS ~PPoAiSo
at the prospect that, should the war for
the Union go on, we shall actually have
negroes fighting beside white men
against the shareholders rebellion, we
reprint the proclamation of that eminent
STAKEHOLDER and soldier, Gen. Andrew
Jackson, calling the free negroes Of
Louisiana to arm for the defense of New
Orleans, when threatened by a strong
British force in December, 1914. Old
Hickory always went in for using any
club that served his turn when there
we're heads that needed breaking. Hear
him.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Proclamation to the free colored inhaLi-
tnnts of Louisiund:
Through mistaken policy you have
been heretofore deprived of a partici pa
ton in the glorious struggle for national
rights in which our country is engaged.
This no longer shall exist.
AS sons OF freedom you are now called
upon to deferd our most inesti uSa BILE
blessing. AS Americans, your country
looks with confidence to her adopted
children for valorous support, as
faithful return for the advantages en-
joyed under her mild and equitable gov
ernment As fathers, husbands, and
brothers, you are summoned to rally
round the standard Of the eagle to de-
tend all which is Gear in existence.
Your country, although calling for
YOUR exertions, does not wish you to en-
gage in the cause without amply remu-
nerating you for the services rendered.
Your intelligent minds are not to be led
away by false representations. Your
love of honor would cause you to despise
the map who should attempt to deceive
you. In the sircerlty OF IA soldier and
the language of truth [ address you.
To every noble hearted, generous
freeman of color vol lnteering to serve,
during the present contest with Great
Britain, aud no longer, there will be
paid the same bounty, in moneys and
lands, now received by the soldiers Of
the United States, viz: one hundred and
twenty four dollars in money, and one
hundred and sixty acres OF land. The
on-commissioned officers and private.
will also be entitled to the same monthly
pay and daily rations and clothes fur
nlshed to any American soldier.
On enrolling yourselves in companies
the Major General commanding will Sc
lect officers for your government from
your white fellow citizens. Your non
commissioned co officers will be appointed
from among yourselves.
Due regard will De paid to the feel
ings Of treenen and soldiers. You will
not, by being associated with white men
in the same CAMPS, be exposed to i'm
proper comparison or MUST sarcasm.
AS distinct, independent battalion or
regiment, pursuing the path of glory,
you will, undivided, receive the applause
and gratitude Of your countrymen.
To assure you of the sincerity OF my
intentions, and my anxiety to engage
your invaluable services to our country,
| have communicated my wishes to the
Governor OF Louisiana, who is fully in
formed as to the manner of enrolment,
and will give you every necessary iufor-
nation on the subject.
HEADQUARTERS.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Major General Commanding.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
Ne The first iron stea1aboat bui

asas The first iron steaL1boat built
upon the Thames VAS the Doyli9ht, con-
structed By Iit,hhura Mare. OF Rother-
hithe. in 1888. At the time Mr.. Ditch
burn undertook 70 substitute iron for
wood in the construction of steam
vessels, he Vas regarded by the profess
sion as laLorins uuder mental halluci-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22

ma. \ methodist brother had OCCASION
70 preach discourse against the doc
trine Of immersion, bat could not find a
text until, viii, great zhrewdness and
good sensc, he hit upon this:
beware Of divers-and strange doc
trii,es
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22

na-It being proved in trial at Guild
hall, London, tnat mans name was
really Inch, but who called himself
I.inch: II see," said the Aldermnn,
.sthe proverb is verified in this man, who,
being allowed an Inch, has taken an l., "
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
DIR. .CAMPBELL EARLY,

Operative and Mechanical Dem szyr.
tis', Gallipolis, Or; f. has had eefiSA
long experience in the Dentalpr.- I1I1P
:fession, and feels confident tha, he can give sat
isfaction to those who need his prof .ssional SER
vices. All work warranted.
DR.. Z. may be found at the Gibson House.
Pomeroy, on the LIST of each month. Will wish
patients at their homes if they wish it. AL!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
JOHN P. GILLIAN.

RIcHD. STEWARD. JOHN P. GILLIAN.
STEWARD e. GILLIAN.
This firm have located in the old stand of B. F..
Stivers on Front Street, few doors below
Nyes Saw-Mill. Horse-shoeing, Ironing
Wagons and Buggies, and all kinds of jobbing
work done in a satisfactory manner, at moder-
ate rates. t3-3l-1y.l
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
A. KOHL,

Dealer in and Manufacturer of Umbrel- ~
.as He holds himself in readiness tott<
make Umbrellas to order, or repair old *
ones in the most substantial manner He will
; also buy woru-out Umbrellas at liberal prices.
Shop on Linn street, north of Smiths Shoe
Store.
IIewould Also inform the public that he pre-
-parcs 'SAEVE, which he will warrant equal
to any in use, for the cure Of Felons, Catarrhs,
Burns, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Salt Rheum,
Ring Worm. Rheumatism, White Swellings,
and many other diseases of the kind Price.
rs cents per Box. Jan. 8, lS6O-3-ltf-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
APPREN1lCzS,

fJNHOSE wishing to take hoy OF girls at any
i age from infancy to IA years: to live witt
them till of legal age, would be doing tt public
benefit by making known their wishes TO Mir.
Scott, Supe tinten,lent OF the Intirmary, neal
Chester or to either o. the Infrmary Directors.
FEB. 7, '5O.-tf. N. BQSW WORTH.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
FRANK COOPER,

Stone Mason & Brickayer. Residence in
John Lance's Building near the Catholic Church.
Dressed and Bubble stone work executed in
the best manner ALSO Bricklaying Cementing,
&C., done at reasonable prices. Work war;
ranted. [3-24-1y]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
WOOL CARDING,

AT THE
CINE WOOI.EN FACTORY
HAVING put in new machinery, we are
II prepared to do Wool Carlng 1T i cents
per pound.
all work warranted, where the wool is clean
" Wool or Lard taken in pay for wo'k.
July 3 lStitI -16-tf TII'S. EGAN.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
Cleansing Gun Barrels.

We see in the Scientific 4mericnn and
other papers recipes for cleansing gu"
barrels They are all open to the OBJ
lection that they involve the use Of wa
ter, thus reqiring time to dry the bar
rels and incurring the danger Of rust
We give a method used hy scientific
sportsman in England with success
Get quantity of quicksilver which can
be kept in a strong pill box, and when
the barrel is foul, place the thumb on
the nipple, pour the quicksilver at the
mouth, and then run it up and down for
a few minutes. Turn it back into the
box and the barrel will be perfectly
clean. The mercury forms all algam
with the lead and removes it. The lead
can be taken from the mercury by strain
ing.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
( .FFICE ANO Ra SIDENlE OF

(,FFICEI \ NJ Wa'SHUEN0'E Ut
v. w. N. HUDSON, Surgeon, Hygeo-Thera-
peutic Physician, and Electro -Magnetizer, at
the ''Old Knight place. near Middleport, o.
where he attends to limited practice. after an
extensive experience of many year,. Electro
Magnetic hours at his Office, from 10 to II
o'clock, on Thursdays t5-1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-22
DR.. HIN ELBEN,

Homeopathic & Hydropathic Physician,
POM EgIOY. d.
d ESIDENCE in C. Grants House, near the
In Catholic Church, where he keeps office
hours as follows: Mornings till o'clock; after
noon. from, TO 8 O'Clock; evenings, f, ON to
o'clock. Office prescriptions must positively
be paid for at the time Of prescribing.
Word being left at Z. Lambrechfs Jewelry
Store, upon slate. will receive prompt attention.
June >, '5I.-tf JOHN ELBEN
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ISAAC FALLER,

Clothier Grocer and Dry Goods Dealer, first
store above c. E. Donnally's, near the Rolling
Mill, Pomeroy, o. Country Merchants are re-
spectfully requested to call and examine my
stock Of Groceries, as | am confident that
cannot he undersold. l-23
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PoMERoY, COUNTY, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1861

which fadeth not away" before which
the garlands of festivity and the wreaths
of strife shall fade and fall.