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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
Lieut, GrebIe's Last Letter

Lieut. Gre5les Last letter
On the Sunday before his death, Lieut..
Greble wrote as follows:
81 hope that I may be given courage
and good Judgment enough to do we'll
my duty in any circumstances in which
| may be placed. AS far as can see,
there is not much danger to be incurred
in this campaign. At present, both
sides seem better inclined to talking
than fighting. If talking could settle
it, by giving the supremacy forever to
the general Government, | think it
would be better than civil war; but that
talking can settle it | do not believe"
just before starting for the battle, IN
which ie was killed, he wrote on piece
of paper, in pencil for his wife
MAY God bless you, my darling, and
grant you happy End peaceful life
May the good Father protect you and
me, and grant that we may long live
happily together, Godgive me strength,
wisdom and courage. If die, let me
die as brave and honorable man. let
no stain of dishonor hang over me or
you"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23

From less than one hundred, with which
we started over that ten mile stretch,
she had two hundred before we finished
it; and as the gage indicated no higher
thanAthat, and the valve was tied down,
could not tell how much over two hun
dredg pounds she carried, but she GER
tainiy carried none less the rest of the
journey. And we'll might she carry
suchsan enormous head of steam; for af-
ter passing over that ten miles in eight
minutes, there lay ten miles of FIVE
feet up grade, and fourteen miles of
twenty o-the mile depression between
US and C, and it was now eleven
o'clock and forty seven minutes.
"Now the engine was hot in earnest.
The .arnace door, smoke-arch and chin
lneytM. were red, while she seemed to
fly onward as if the very evil ons him
self operated her machinery.
''Six minutes carried US over that ten
miles; and we darted by the last station
that had lain between US and c..
Now we had fourteen miles to go, and
my time showed eleven o'clock and fifty
three minutes.
"'If live,' said I to myself, 4 will
make it,, and we plunged down the
twenty feet grade with all steam on. -
Persons WHO saw that wild run, say that
it was so soon after they heard the first
sound of her approach, when the strange
object which looked as if it was fame
of fire, darted by, and then the sound
of its travelling died away in the dis
tance, and they could hardly convince
themselves that they had seen anything.
1t seemed more like creature of wild
dream than sober reality.
"And now let me tell you that no en-
gineer ever beat the time we made on
those fourteen miles. Those great
wheels, eleven feet in diameter, spun
around so swiftly that you could not
begin to count the revolutions. The
engine barely seemed to touch the track
as she few along, and although the
track was as true as it could be, she
swayed fearfully, and sometimes made
such prodigious jolts that it required
considerable skill for one to keep his
feet. No engine would hold together if
crowded to greater speed.
"Well, just as I came to a stand at
the depot in C, the big clock
doomed out twelve and the steamboat
was getting her steam on. Roberts got
on board in time and nothing to spare.
"And he saved the money, did he?"
I asked, when saw that my friend had
finished his story.
eyes; he found it hid away in some
old boxes, as Aldrich had directed.
''If you are passenger for c."
said waiter, "the bus is ready"
So thanked my friend for his story,
and bade him good bye.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23

9@Ehs following call to Virginians
to take Up ar499s in, their own defense is
made in the right spirit, and we hope it
will be answered by thousands of the
brave sons of the Old Dominion. Now
is Il e time to strike, and let your blows
fall With all the vengeance Of an out
ragged people. T.
MEN OF KANAWIIA.
That Government of Virginia which
was destroyed at Richmond, has been
reconstructed at Wheeling, and so ac-'
kqowledged By the Government and,
PsQple, Of ihs. TqiteS States st the
call Of Governor NerpoEt the President
has sent arpies Of oLr friends from Ken
lucky, Ohio, and Indiana and expelled
our invaders from the East headed ,by
lawless rufian who in his retreat has
left everywhere marks of bloodshed, fire,
violence, and pillage, carrying with him
several unoffendips citizens as captiyes.
Yo9 contributed nothing to his expul-
sion. You are called upon aoH by every
consideration of defense, Loyalty, apI
patriotism, to rally. Our Civil and
Military Departments must be re-or-
ganized. l have been commissioned by.
the Governor to muster volunteer COM
panies into the service of the State
You must alsq l?. form fQpr yourselves into COM
panies for service under the United
States. Turn out, turn out, and range
yourselves v2der one or the other ban
neg, and never let it be said we were
made free and cannot keep ourselves SO.
As fast as companies are formed they
will be armed, and presently we shali
be able to say tq our liberators, go, with
our blessing, to serve your country else
where; We cen defend ourselves.
/. RUFFNER, AdjjuHttapt,
Charleston, August, 1861. .'''''' -.
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.RANK COOPER.

Stone Mason & Bricklayer. Residence in
John Lance's Building, near the Catholic Church
Dressed and Rubble stone work executed in
the best manner: also, Bricklaying Cementing
&C., done at reasonable prices. Work war
ranted. 3-24-1yl
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John EISELS'

JOE1N' E1SLLS11Ns ;
Saddle Harness and Trunk Manufac- ES1S
t,lrcr, Front street, three doors below e.
Court, Pomeroy, will execute all work EN-
trusted to his care with neatness and dispatch
Saddles gotten up in the neatest style. LIZ
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23

s@-Q -Qullp talking of legal praceed-
ings, wants to know, in cases where
thore is "plaintif III error" and 'de-
teudaat in error" how the deuce the
judge car say which is most in error?
and Why he don't send the parties out
of court till they have reformed their
error? Quilp ought to know that legal
language don't mean what It says, gen
orally speaking.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
PIANOS! PIANOS!
DR.. JOHN EN-,

homeopathic & Hydropathic Physician,
POMERSOY. o.,
d ESIDENCE in c. Grants House, near the
IL Catholic Church, where he keeps Office
hours as follows: Mornings till o'clock; after
noon, from l to 3 o'clock; evenings, from to 7
o'clock. Office prescriptions must Positively
be paid for at the time of prescribing.
Word being left at P. Lambrecht's Jewelry
Store, upon slate, will receive prompt attention
June 2, '57-tf JOHN ELBEN.
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F.E. HUMPHREY,
Blacksmith, back of the Bank Building, Ess-n
Pomeroy, o. Farming Tools, Shovel TX
Plows, Mattocks, Hoes, Sc, on hand and E.ssay
made to order. Horse Shoeing and all kinds
Of Job Work done to order Jan. 3.-3-1
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ISAAC EALLER,

Clothier, Grocer and Dry Goods Dealer, first
store above C. f. Donnally's near the Rolling
Mill, Poqeroy, 0. Country Merchants are re-
spectfully requested to call and examine my
stock of Groceries, as l confident that l
cannot be undersold. l-23
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
M A RBLE E w ORR S

NNHE undersigned would respectfully an
l. nounce that he has become the proprietor
of the "Premium Marble Works." of Racine
and will continue the business under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. J. L. Wallar at Racine,
with branch at the house formerly occupied
by Judge Irwin as law Office, at the wcst
end of Sugar Run Bridge, in Pomeroy. By Il
prompt attention to business and the produc-
ton of superior work, he intends to merit
and hopes to receive, q liberal patronage from
the citizens of Megs and adjoining counties
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. J. Y. SMITH.
Sept. I, 1s6o.-35-tf
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Rat story.

Rat Story.
We are ASSURED that gnce, ii Scotland,
a thrifty laird, lnding his store Of eggs
diminish, watched TO see how the thieves
could carry them away. He saw three
rats go together to the pile of eggs,
when, one turning on his back, the
othars rolled an egg ppop him, which
he clasFed safely to his bp4pm, and his
companions, taking his tii! in their
mouths, started of like team drawing
a sledge, and disappeared behind SONG
barrels, which were the outer fortidca-
tiops Of their castle.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
M. BLAETNER,

NJ. RLAETNER,
Carriage & Wagon Manufacturer, eTH
Front street, first corner below the a5sAsss--
Rolling Mill, Pomeroy, 0. All articles in his
line of business manufactured at reasonable
rates, and they are especially recommended for
durability. Z-5-ly
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j. w. G.. STACKPOLE,

to order, of the best ma
Hl terial and workmanship,
Stationary Steam Engines,
.Saw and Grist liU Gronks, Spindles,
Gudgeons, shafting Puiieys, Spur s Bowel
Wheels, Sc, &c.
Also Iron and Brass Castings, Forgings for
Coal and Salt Works, and heavy Trip Hammer
Forgings.
Plows, PloB Points, Wagon Boxes and Hol-
low ware constantly on hand.
Repairing for Steamboats, ard Mills done at
short notice.
OF IL lSG0.-40ztf.
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Ausiness Cards.

Z. A. PLANTS L. PANE
PLANTS q PAINE,
Attorneys and Counselors ak Law, Poneroy, O.
Office in Edwards Building.
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3oetrg.
GOING HOME.

"Sufer little children to come unto me, and
forbid them not for of such is the kingdom Of
heaven"
, 1861-07-12
mAKKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH,

NFu ynRE rn,v ~ .~r,onp-sr.rtat f,-
,tata and wastaru :nmcwhat rnsett1na rhs ~
scsrc;t1 af frcirhts ani nrice. asted n, atcde1iy
checks The eTnnEt demand for states Int tse NV
and mciinm r1ades western ire in hetter rennest
aUa er. TX III. ~ y b far snnee
etate1.ttr rr nrice for very cSoice ii G1Gh4 % fr
extrn state Il. .G}MsY5 for sinner wcsterS: Ii '9;
e g tor to fzn
hin e ?5Ns m fnr fraife hrsnds ia MarErt
e;nsnq rathsr n11Iet Cans;an fionr in less active
sa}ss 81, hr1o s+ G9ae so ~ arnerans n0A
IN ~ ~ us p s91d ertr, IT, Rxe a,nr con.
tiuues ~ oniet aua .t stcs~ aes i'm i2s n T. m
s.Tb fof Ianee. Cora meal a little more &C activs.
caIorfc' pN~' ' - '0@N S~'>~ %~
Wn1sKY-Without material chanse. Sales so
b,ls It 14xal5c.
scarcity Of fteshts ana hieh rates asked maseriai
, 1861-07-12
= MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING. July II, 1851,
Thcmoncy market remains decidedly close, and
1t is very likely to do 70 till capital haa time 10 &c
cnmnatc here, from the profits OF actual business
or to come in from other cities. The sweeping
away Of nearly al the banking capital OF the city
in the cath Of the Illinois baking system, Is Z
ca'amf1y from the effects Of which it will take
many months for our commercial interests to re-
cover. large amount Of the business which WAS
iofmefl. done By the banks now goes through the
aanas OF the agents OF New York, Buffalo and o.
"ego pfoauce houaes, who are here with currency
10 AoVance On grain, honr, DC. There is no city
IN inc Union where bank with M actual cash
capital Of from two to five millions Of dollars
Is needed more, or where 1t could employ ita
means more safcly and proasaely, The money
could ne used In advancing on the products Of the
country in transit, and in legitimate trade; In
exchange, from which sources perfectly safe aud
a highly profitable b9sincss can always be de-
, 1861-07-12

sebr Minnesota, BlaeEiu3, Kingston.
echr Leader, Monroe. Buhalo:
Schr Bermuda, stoWell, Buffalo. ~
sehr Thornton. Tyler, osweso, $50 bbls salt. 30
scbr CEN, Imhred, Muskegon, ss NJ lumber.
schr hinoIs, Ri1 Burke, Mu.tegon, 20 m lumber, IS
schr Arrow, Scott, Kalamazoo, % N lumber.
schE 6 Foot, Mckay, oswego, 6s6 bbls salt.
'Schr Hart, BigeloE, Buffalo.
schr Lookout. Mofey. Buffalo, 730 bbls aalt.
schr Mary N Scott, Huntsberger. Michilimackinac.
Schr Sutherland, Pctte, Kalamazoo, 90 eds wood.
sehr Ardent, Stocks, sheboygan, 5ocds wood.
schr Belle Sheridan. Davis, Oswego, 800 bhs salt.
Sehr Altar, Kyle, Buffalo, 7oo bbla salt,
CLEARED. ....July II.
Brig 3fay Flower. Langley, Buffalo, !7,0oo bu corn,
Brsg Maenet, Maicomson. Montreal. $4,000 bn
wheat. 50 tons broom cor1.
Prop Free State, Rounds. Buffalo, 10000 hn corn,
Bark 0eesn Wave, 1ngrahsm, Buffalo, t4,t5o bu
Bark city Of Milwaukee, vanst, Buffalo, so,4so bu
Brig Empile State. Martin, Buffalo. 1880 bu
VIII at.
BE &sss.nls Gss ssIss bos co
Brig Minnesota, Ransom, Oconto-
Mtg Geneva, Thompson, Green Bay
Bris sst; clasE, Ghrtstisason. Baflly : Harbor.
Brig Williams, Ballentine, Buffalo. 18 $50 bn corn
Sehr Mermaid, Thompson, White Lake.
Sehr Illinois, Burke, Muskegon.
Schr Magnet, Palmer. Mutkegon.
Schr Shoyes. Sch1obohm. Muskegon.
Schr Sutherland. Petre, kalamazoo.
Scht Arrow, Scott. Kalamazoo.
Schr Ardent, Stocks. Holland.
Schr Narras sanectt. jlson Buffalo, 20, 500 bn coEn
Scbr Shanks, Shiver. st. Joseph.
Schr Rambler, Pew, PeoWant.
schr Tempest, Burma, Green Bay,
Schr Dresden, F1nneRan, Crawford'B Pier.
schr Delos de Wolf Joyce, Buffalo, 10 GOO bu corn.
sschr Elbe. Ruyer. Muskegon.
Schr Hayden, Peterson, Two Rivers.
Schr Irwin, Sherman, Manistee.
schr Warren, Council. Grand River.
Schr Active, Tart. Muskegon.
Schr Meridian, Woodnough, North Nanitou
leland.
schr Dntton. Thompson. oco1to, 90 brls salt.
schr Attica. Thompson, Fish creek
Echr II n Scott, HutsburEer, Buffalo, 15,500 m
scbr ktctic, @ Carpenter, Buffalo. TO- $50 bu corn.
Schr sophta Smith, Butler. Buffalo, 1850 bu corn.
schr ii Scott, Lord Buffalo, 1900 bn corn.
, 1861-07-12
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO,


ARRIVED. II.
6tmr Baltic. Averell, Buffalo.
.na4;.s ties r erls nonR, lot household goods and
Prop Ottawa, Warren, MuEkegon, $50 N lumber.
P1Eop 1p Mayae.Ee1' : dangls5, Rnttalo, lot mdz.
Prop Ontario, Williams. bgdensburgh,s 3 tons mdz
M Bs1k sn9stins, Kirby. Bnfalo; 20 brls salt.
ksFk sSqGn Wfs. st9Rs BnaS f h,a st
Ba1K City Of Milwaukee waist, Milwaukee.
Brig isabella, Graham, Cleveland.
Brig Harvey, AcIntoah. Kingston, g cds wood.
Brig Geneva, Thompeon. Green Bay: LIS N lumber.
Brig hutchinson, Williams, Green Bsy, 1s0 m 1uua-
Brig Blair, Burns, Buffalo.
schf Shark, Shlyer, kalamazoo, ia N shingles.
Sehr Tempest, Burns, Green BY. 1s7 N lumber.
schr New Hampshire, Wislan, Pier Aa1quet, 30 m
schr Dresden. Finnegon, Czawford's Pier, IS eds
wood, Is eds stir boards
Scbf Mary, Sp1ott, Manestee, 130 N lumber.
Schr Magnet, Palmer, Auskegon, Is N lumber.
schr Advance, Doolitle, St9rgis Bar, 1So m lum-
scbr sho5er. Bchlobohm, Muskegon. % m lumber.
schr White Man. Phillips, Oswego' SEQ bsls salt.
Sehr Empire State, O'ConneN, 0swego, 500 brls
sehr ss1dinia, Chase, St. c1.ir. 100 N lumber.
Sehr Newhouee. Bartlett, Cleveland, 40 ton coal.
sehEke kenosha, Haelett, buffalo. 100 m lumber.
sehr Sea stsr, Ksddies Ssaa 81. B = 81 ] Cd. bark
schr Harden. Peterson. Two Rivers, 80 m lumber,
schr 6oodea: Gibbs. Buffalo, 1so N lumber.
Schr Torrent, Pnngle, Colbo1ue.
schr Irwin. sherman, Maaiatee, 90 m lumber.
schr Walren, Council. Grand River, Is N ltmbeE.
Schr Active, TAR, Muskegon, Is m 1umber:
schr Middleae1. Ferguson. Cleveland go toas
, 1861-07-12

TIE GOVERNMENT LoAN.-The N. z World Of
Wednesday Gays: "Capitalists are waiting anx-
iousy fos the Government loans to come upon the
market, because they offer the only good security
in amounts sufficient to relieve the money market
from Its accumulating load Of unemployed money.
There will bea eharp competition to obtain the
new United States securities a. they are offered.
To illustrate this: to-day tho Secretary Of the
Treasury authorized, by telegram, Mr.. Cisco, H.
sistaIt treasurer in this city, to borrow IS 600
for Treasury notes having sixty days to run and
bearing six per cent. interest. Before 3 o'clock
P. n. the entire amount WAS subscribed, and S.
566000 was paid In. There Is no doubt that $2o,-
600 COO could have been obtained the same terms
and in the came short space Of time-''
SpEc1E N NEW YonK.-There is at present in
the banka Of the city Of New York, about s4s oo0,
coo In epece and it is estimated that next week 1t
will be increased to $50, 900, GOO.
steele PoH MoNTKEAL.-The steamer Noua SEQ
tian brought 10000 sts., in specie for the bsnka
Of Montreal.
MONEY MATTERS IN MnwAuKEE.-The Sentinel
ofth1s morning eays:
matters yesterday. The demand for exchange was
no lower; generally ranging from 10 to Il . cent.
at the banks and 14@15 outside. Gold nomlna1ly
14@15, but there is not much demand for it at the
premium naked.
FoRE1aN EXCHANGES At New YoRK.-The n. 7.
Woyld Of Wednesday, contains the following:
The foreign exchange market WAS very quiet for
the Boston steamer and closed dull. The 41ota-
to 1o7; three days sight los to 16Sk, and prime
commercial bills sixty days: which 4re in short
days, sax to 5.27N; three days, 5.264 to SIS.
Bremen, sixty days, II to tn Hamburg 35st to
s5ts; Amsterdam 39H to 40, and Frankfort 40 to
4o4.
, 1861-07-12

Ptsf reports a. fo1owe Flour The receipts Bince
Saturday have been 900 brls. The market IL
steady Witha mndsIa6e e. demand salss y os western
Bouthern e quist. ne quote common and fancy
55 s; dsSs s7sa 9sss; :Sss :sRssss sstiasS
have been L, ,793 bu corn And 1880 do oats. Corn
l. III moderate demand. Sales Of southern yellow
@ ss az = West
ern and Ganada At tsa@asc . bu. Rye is selling
at 7uc q bu-
MoNrnEA1-July a-Flour steady, scarce aud in
Vic W5eat scsTee and @ Steady; sales 90 bushels Gil
cago No spring at 96c and Of Canada at a39NHc.
Ffaights dull and declining: Exchange dEm and
sisss. Rsitsa 4E@sH ss95 + days on London s'& C.
ToAoSro-Jnly 10.-Therc WAS about coo bush.
els grain On our market yesterday. The feeling
among dealers IL rather more sctxs ent prices a5e
bushels, cold At prices ranging from soc99oc foE
inferior to medium, and 95c01.05 for good to
prime. Spring wheat Is without change. prices
6saSEs @s5egse5e 9s& ''&'e ''sns' 0''s' 'aA 1t q
Flour AND GRAN IN PHn4ADELpHA-Ju1y o.
The North american reports as follows:-
In -four there is no quotable change, and the
adrices from abroad are rather ~ more s lavosaole
ally are Tree sellers at for standard and
good auperfue, but the sales are on!y to SIMPLY
the home trade st fo@ soS 1gE 8psrsss aps e.
6.56 per brl for fancy brands, as II quality: L.
Guided in The aales arc 900 bE1s midalings At So D.
The receipts are light but prices ate very trresn,
Is limited, buyers generally holding off for higher
prices, which are Unsettled and dropping; few
email lots Of Chicago spring have been disposed of
at 75@ssc, and xome winter rcd at $t.1OD1 II;
1850 6uEhe1a prime new southern do, also sold at
IL il in the ca1s deliverable the 9Th inst white is
quoted at $f.a001,25 but we hear Of no sa1es-
Corn comes n slowly and prime 10 scarce put the @
bushels at 50@51c for western mixed.
sr. LOUIS GRAN MAnKEr.-The St. Louis DEM
oeTat Of this morning says =" We ctu]d not learn
OF single transaction In aour or gr1in-'' Super.
hour is quoted nominal at IS oo@3.50; new fall
wheat, 6o@Toc; 100 bags corn were sold at 2502sc
for yellow. Oats we're held at 21c.
Mn.w4uE1x M4nKErs1Jnly a. FlenrMRe; m,;.
extra, and 50 bbls Lawrence Mi1fs'' extra at
$3.50. Whest-Receipts 81, 251 bushels. We note
hrmer feeling In the wheat market to-day, and an
the Improvement apparcntly lost before tbs close,
No. In store, payable p currency Or checks; and
gales were as follows: 1,160 By No. del at SIC.
500 bu do del at sic; $50 bu do In store at sOc
10O0 bu do in Rtore at Sic for currency for gold,
1000 bn do In store at 7ic and 700 bn do In sEolc at
&c for No So bu In store a. 7lc ,a ald - II b1
do in store at 62c.-.stntlnel eEl1
OCEAN FRE1sHrs AT New YoRk July 10. -
Freights are generally buoyant for breadstuffs to
G1sat Britain. To Liverpool, 1900 bu wheat M at
5a sosa 1t i ships W 5ass 49so S5s hoar s sf
@3s7Kd. To Glasgow, q, 600 bu wheat At 1oHd
n 1 md aS9R H. 9 Ss Gg5 %}fR
wheat one with a ooo bq At 71ed per quarter, and
the other at Il va per bu In bulk.
, 1861-07-12

:, :, =,
The news brought by tue CdHddd last evening
had 10 perccpt'ole effect On me leading markets
-daJ-the tendency Of which we're again up
wards. AT the opening buyers CT "heat held Oh
In hopes that the market NIGH seeome easier;
but holders we're hr1a' ana uhoef Inc anxiety TO
fill up casgoes, as wen as a continued gooo inquiry
for canada and decline IN tfelshts prices closed
finn At an advance Of fnlty lc per bushel-about
7s coo bushels having changed hands at 89c for NJ
". Club IN store; 6S;h0tsxe fos No spring;
61h9csk for No 2sp1ing; and 4'149c for he1ec'
ted.
There WAS lair inquiry 1or Floaf' out holders
genefaAJ were ASKING an ao'anee oi 'Q01oc per
osl' "nlcn pu5c1s "onia MOL acceoe To- anu ou.y
aoout iuu0 DDls were folu III %o1ooo lol u1eu1-