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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23
Son sort @Spnroe.

BDrt Of pnrpe, 20, Sept. Oa5 gu
riid}ie5en Som. Strin86an8 prt cer W2tuaes
Ipta ulr Ole @utiernung Ger GQpt8. 9fidollon,
Dun, 9lercer uuD Gbapiceir ppn Der atl1ntt=
iden 8lotapezS dmaDrpn b1ten bier piel
Staaueu uuo 8ermut9un8eu berspr9erufeu,
Sem trr189an3 abIdleo Miro lebr beoaRs
ert,- Gapt @oiptorou9b BON Der hroliliat.
SGma0reu ptrp 6la98ea=9ft5ier III 9ataptpn
0pao5 rpereel. &rteg8i9rfe uI0 &enenells
bpote fpmmeu beltdnpiB in @lO Boint an.
Die 6lptte Miro ltuuolid, purd nel anfpnt=
menQe 6abr3euge permebrt.
Die Mer}te 6uat, 60rrt6, Sc 8Ontiler, 0pD=
peapugb &pmQIY, 9icSetAie, Crap uno WillUn,
pelte BET 8ua Jiun ~9efangen ~senpnmen unD
Quf Gbretpprt e%utlaien pprpen maren famen
qelteru untRv elmer QarlamentdrIag9e bier an
un0 reiten neiter uad WaIbungtpn. Su t6rer
8e3leitung beFanp lib u. s. 06ilips Datr, Gpe=
3iale&prre1ponpent pe5 2onpgn 6eralp. 8ia ppr
etutgen kagrtl ~befanDeu IA un9efabr 1900
@eTaugene IN 3lihmVnp, aber geltern uno belite
fiuO ptste ron ibnen nah NepsDtleduS gebradt
mprpen, Die pbengenannten 2ler3te baben lih
uuierer Gerptnpeten b%epnper5 a%ngenCmmen
uup nurpgu in eineH 8rte ppn 2leut. 5ppel,
SptlIhtS WA T+Sit~sa{S &tA+bV@4tf tYPP HH"'1Nh"
8euebngna peBen iebr belpbt. Oerielbe SrieT
Iyridt l8 bjtteg uber Die 2tr5te Der 8unpe9trup=
PEN aus, pet9e tbre @erpunpeten In 9i9mouD
9srlteBeu un0 uaA penl 9Orpen 5aradfebree.
6err glY tit uph In JttGmpnQ. 3
QgnfauB9 pugpe Den Ner3ten pRrprQ1en, s0ab
fe balp IN 6gebett geieBs perDen iQQten, pa lts
Den Geypuu0eten betper NrHieeIi grDBe Silfe ge-
m3brfea niats peip pentger iperrte man lie III
9Il1mpup 3 g8ed)en in etn BaarenbauS, bis
la alplt4 out9 8ermitttung 8eauregarD's ent=
Iaieu murpen, 39ren Nugaben 3ufolge, betppen
ita III 3ltameno uber 1000 8irger, pie piels
gglrrta bepaueru unp pie S8ulQ ben liplt@eu
Dfma8pSeu 3ui@reibel.
8r. @ilIpn beltati9t Die i9Ot gum She'll Re.
fannten 3bata1eu poB in JtiNmpne ale Sc.
bensmtttel rar inn unp gpipfmieen in erlAreF-
feaper &getle inter DEN Gruppea g%raiiirent 8st-
na1e ale 6otel8 inp nit Rranfen uber fiat. =
2lu Mept3inen TT aud ereBer Mausel, 70 fptei
3. .. cine nn3e aatniue So. Der l1leGtelti
B9iaftg pirp 5u SITS bis So per @alOne per
fault. Niau3e TT ungebeuer rar. 8irtpe 9ebeu
6lpB netattene Ggefs ltatt SPe8te aus,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23
Snr 0sotiama1sa

Office BIS Statt- 6 Collectors.
Baltimore, Is. Sept. 1861.
Ge Gteuer5abler ftMo a4tunesoou earau erinncrt, ns uuter
ben SeftpmHn9cu Ger Sropnuan3en neS BGroernettier3 unb
StaotratbcS roa Baltimore, mgnn ntdt nor benz erten na6itsu
Sc Unp,r Is ln aasgs , xatsn ~ lr y getGne msg eI8e+ n.y. q ,iE SsSS9lt l.s0,
irefben. Seer it baber wcutre llnfptSu eIparen pia, iclts feline
Bin nitrenb oes iesgen Mcnat8 ms &gine trineen. Ger Ser.
JUDI lpuree 9eHl04t. ieoeni Steuersober Gle ~9tednuna ms 6au8 su
lteterlt, elein beriebe iGI g IN ptelcn 56Qen megeu ilususs pber
anoelcr lria1ea fcbl. Nne qericren, eeuen fsiue Sarbins 3uta.
men, fino pebtalb b6fhodt eriW6t, Eebufs ibrer Ryd6uunasn in
oieler Sifcc nprSulpIedsn.
1ene pet9e Ibre ficGnunsen fir @r6Inuug Der Soues. @uen
nod ntGt beSabit haben, m6gen gGh5 nebrncn, ob ipldbe8 @iscn.
tbuni am % . sc. gum 8srtaufe 0usaeltreben Miro, pcnt Ie
ni9t an cber Dor ieneat Gage 3abLun9 leiren.
$pl9, 6ml ioG S0bn s. @rapc8, Gnneffor.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23

ton uro .. Garter ouf Der Stelle t00t tlteeeii
tnO Der Sn9enienr auf Der 2pconptioe e~6eafaus
lebens9efabrlid berlcbt murte. Ter Gprud Ell
ner ssltern ltott9ebabten SURF 9s6t Oo6in, pob
Gas lltglitf onr6 NadlaBistrit Der Seamten ber
GUlnpagnie %entltane. Die 8erun9llften nerpen
belHe beetoi9t.
SteGlen liner Il - Sobn NleGart
nep lfaGl am G0nnabeno 6rn. 81. Me{1eulY ppa
SarforD GpuutY cine l1br TN g8ertte BON $40.
Die geioen tparen in finem Buggy aua9efabren
unO batten liN Gttpa5 an9ebeitert. Gartneq Be-
itnbte O;c0enrY'5 3ultalp, ieine u9rfette ob3u-
iGuetOen uno liA Der llbr ~oellelbelt 8u benlGAtt@
gen. Der Ois6 lpurpe ppn NiGter 6iB beige
(tedt.
Dteb a9f.- SoGn g6arrwid purpe nm
ter Der Nntlage oertaftet, benz Same8 Wfpnt9c-
metY $3.50 8eifoblen Sn baten unp mu5te pn-
fir nad 9irp. Si4er I~pa3teren.
6afen opn Baltimore. = Sn Der
leBtets Wp4e Iagen i'm 9ieligen 9afen 2 Shife,
IL Sorten, . Briggs uno % Sdouer, I'M
0an3en Al 6atr5eu9e. Oapon paren belttmnlt
naA Queenstown 2, 9tio be SanetrO 4, 8remen
|, Bottom 3, Seem gprt 3 unp mad ~fol0enpen
5ofen je eth 6ebr5eug 9~iperpUcl, NIeranoria,
pcrto Nicc, @albip9ton, 5apana, gabia, 5ali.
liar, ct. SObns, y. q. u. !. 10,
6eRlt6fett TN S6mben6pf. =
Die bteige S6ubene @eleGlhoft bat, ipte In Den
perflolenen Sabren, auh oiesmal Gin Sh1Gbens
felt arrangirt, peldes morsen (DienFag) ltatt=
IinDet. G6 werOen wertbSulle Nreile lopUbl fir
Den S6aBen 6Dntg, ais aud fur Die beten
SAuBen lberbaupt aus9eitellt uno baS Gpn1tte
tat auBeroem fir Die bette llnterbaltuns 9elor9t.
IS 1T Batter si ertparter, RAP pteleS lanplt6e
Self cine Men9e Gbeilnebmer fnOen pirD.
NB Sn Der So3. Dem. Snrn6ale, 800 %.
9ratttraBe finOet beute NbenO cine n%lulfa-
lti6e QtrnOnnterbaltung ltatt. @er Die friberen
unterbaltun9en NIT angeb6rt, mtrO aud pies=
NAL ntNt oerIaulnen i9 nm 8 ubr III p6i9cr
@olle ein3utnoen.
8P6eltte SprmItta9 pirp 6r. Suliu6 Stci@,
$40. 1853 90. 8~alttnoreltr, ieinen @jditen einen
~luperben eunh %lerptrsn, %6einlNneder maiden
mir b%elpnpgrS carauf auinierflar,
1a Sn Der Wirtblhaft pes Srt. S. 8lonf,
$50, Al IS. 8altimorfltr., perpen Geute, Mua
tag Nbeno Die bra. Yrpfeipren 0erabeau unp
Abreno purd TIRE uuege3eidneten mulifaliiden
9eiltuneen Die anpe lenoen Safe auf Oae an9es
nebnllle uaterbalten. MDge pe6baIb teiner I'M
~terlaien bieler 9emntbliden Abenpunterbaltun9
bet3utppbnen.
G 9ertettzGon8er 9eute 2tbenp
in Der Arbeiter-6aQe, go. 5 9, 6reperifItrabe .
o. 9nbtic Omarb e9tmen t.
G5 freut utS SIT b5ren, naS bic 8ilOung DieIeS
&~e9imentS einen ralAen 6Ortsans uinimt, Die
peutlAs Grmpa9nie pe6 capt. 8Iumenber9 lit
naDeSu Spa5abli9, Die Nscruten iinO aae 9u=
ten @iutbes in tbrem Eager auf ,afapette Squa-
re.
@>D a 8 6r593onpwstt'i9e0t egt=
ment 9ebt fetner gCmpletirung RAID e%nt9egen.
Sn Baltimore ~reerutirt eient, 9ep0enretA in Der
3urnbale, g8slt Yrattl1r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23
Senfeits les @otpmac.

81 of6tn8tpn, %. Sept, Some8 50.
Qtngeuicloer, Gagt. ron @ompagnte 9, GoItfor-
mia 3}egiment, e~utTernte fA eefera nit etierl
Sergeauteu leiner Gpmpa9uie gu NETT BON unIez
rem @tquet9 unO ftie5 ouf etucn &rupP Gonf6pe@
ritter, NIT pei4en CT perlGiepene Sauiie ped@
ielte, ais elmer p%erelben rubig nit einer Su6le
auf i'm 5iette uno iRm purb Den &ppf lACb. 81
farb auaeublidlth.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23
Rnn Wennfnlnaniem.

6orrt86urg, %. sept. Ofo. Curtin
BAT bei4Iolen tinftig tetne anceren Nerbebit
rau5, ais Ole fur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
Teinem Staate 81 pulOen lnO miro cine protla-
nation in Otelem Chime e%rIaien. Sefr. Game
rpa fol- Isjnen Gutl4luB III jeper 0etie %btQtgen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23
ecmGlbeperednfe in @orn.

8oi9tugtou %. Sept. Dem @Oupers
uemeut fno inter per 6anO BON 9tom aus Nn=
er6tetun9ea gum Aniauf BON rerttpOuen @emals
zen, Qutquitaten II. II. 9eutaGt pOrpen. -
2~Ga6rjAeinli4 ftnp %pieleIbea ppn Dem popltliGen
8jnan3oepartement auagegan9e1, tonnten jeppA
ntbt beCidliati9t perOen, "a Der @pn9reB feine
appropriation fir per9leiAen Nutaufe 9emaAt
Enf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23
Nsrrenlifei

9; 9iei8er, 0tra; Bie, Mrs % $.
9errenltfei
older, @m s. 8lR 3 g0; gurrnann, STR
Bergman, so; 8efer, 0ep; 8altnSer, SM !;
0aAus, 6; 8e8ennf, Baron 6 BON; Serrin-
90, 6; 8ernbarp, 6; 8ertman, s $; Graft,
S; GruBnlan, SIS; Oetterid, S2; Dedtr, S
8; 0oIGer, N2; @bIe S; geel, @0; Sd
itein, s. 8raler, WG; 8erti9, So; @am6ere~
ling, d 9ern, Nm q; 5eine, NN; SEP, 9;
6utert, u; 5eGept, S. 9arb, Capt. 6; SerI4,
q; 6ncts, q S; 6abm, Sc; &neiB, 8; 6line,
S Mi5 &nnB, SB; Gibltng, S $; 8ittln1au,
Sc; &ulp;@ 8; Rrnpp, q; eerrta, S 9;
NlasneE S; Maurer, S; Nauman, 9; Dit
man, SO s. Sttnann, Nm; Setteri6rr, S.
5totb, 90 s, 9tetnbaro, 9; 0tauN. Or. So;
0tanb, 8; SA4nbOfi S; Shumif, S; Stea'
berg, @ 81; S@weiger, q 90; Shtmmelfet-
mig, q; 9ol@maGer, Sg; llllmann, Dr.; @a=
Aenbulen, 81; Bbelnt, g6m; @telbader, 9;
Zimmerman, S 81, 3CQinser, $,
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gEablen in alifornien

@ttlobetp6ta, 81, Sept, Die lsgter
9}a6rihten pom GalifOrnten bard Die 9CnY~Gr
Preb 3et8en, paB Stanofpro, Der reputlifantlA
@QuVfraeur5 GanOipat 9epa9lt porPen IT..
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2entidle GompaQllie
Stir ben Gtenlt in unb I'm Baltimore.

III our Gen 0lentt N ltn0 I'm ValtlntUre.
Na6oe1f meinc beuti6e ~6pn1poante iebt bis ouf peni9e
Ucanh ~ool5aela Ut uo beretS oQ8 9a9er be3coen Bat 70 1T
neAaaht oenl te9lnlents=@ommonee ter Nuftraa eepornen, nod
90 eS 40 "praee 6enti6e 9eute 81 ieuen, Die ipesied gum &traGenr
nfto Plonter- Oienit b .rro uobar fno. NtOnattd5 neroen AT let
ttrenl 8ienlte 9ele1tfte 9anbwerfer beiouber8 bcroe;ooen. SD
IGoe allo tdbt9e uno fr1itQe 9eute bierburt elm f5 in meinenl
2eeree tsnire1a yo. 10 .. S~reberititr. eh13uitu en-, NO Elm tprt
ien miro. o. 80
8p 9dltte, eer 90Enrn8 fam on Sic 6anifen Ger r~eIpsfttpeu
WtItGra ~uu8beJa6lt merocn
Sir p%Olitdn0t0e CUTE @apt aang uu6 cute @%e6aubGuns Ts6e
tb eh. Sun Quiirooc bes GnI, @dsIsn. F2
Spl6S a0opf. 9epppIb NInmenbero
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23

SIR
Glcrf Der Court OF Gpmmom Nlea8.
Bon pieeu ntciner 6Ieunoe ba3u aufgeieroert, bobe t9 mid
~ettlhlcIen els @aneieat sur @iet c~rerpahlun9 ais Glert er
@curt Of @pAlnpn Rleas an Itebcn. pprau80eIett, CAP ih mid Der
Union Convention fit Domination uuterperfe,
Sa her heber8en1un9, oab mehte ptft5teae 8bdh8fett metnen
@cnitituentcn @enaatbnrrs SAB, erlube tb mcine Srcunee, mid
mad Grditen untertuscu 51 prnen.
Muo10-gS 2. S. 0GmtlL
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SGoh g3re,tcn.

I656N SGaD Sreuneu.
a@- Da8 i9bue l4ne0le9enoe @repRr G6if Stella. ["
capt. $. GSolf miro tetimpt Zen 2S. .. Yit8. mad, pbi9epl 9a,
Ten erpsSir nerost
@lsegen 4adase in Der i9Sn etR9er4teen crtsa Deer 3pchsn
@alate ioenoe man ft1 an ben Captain an 8ero, @Druers Bbari
peer an @er6eS 8u[Itno. & Mebrbone.
Spl0,Sml So. I43 YN. Qclnbarnlr
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Oentfcbe

FSs5 Sun9e 2elte, wetAe 2ut 6aben 3ambour betm GubGc
EA4 Fuarb %0ie9tment Col. 9Outs @dlep) gu wr6en, 6gen l5
QSsiBbterbrauerci.
ks @pl6slm s.. s ul6e, Eam6cur. Nlaipr.
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60. arennpnts Werrpaltnna in Ma lifonri

Baibtuqton 81. Sept. Gs wirge bier
in 8etref Der Nngele9enbetten oe8 Sen. 6ren,out
uoH ntAt Defntttoes bel6lOlen. Da ptele Ga
6e rpu garter glatur 1T, %erfproert Fe aud Die
9eRaueit tie @upagung. Ollie 9ln3ei6en reutet ie,
ooa paroui bin, paB, I'M Sale ct ntGt leines
GCmm0noD's ettleBt NITRO, mas ieBt rabrlAein~
ltd lit. anpere arrangements pom wt6tiser
&~ra8mette 8etrofen werpen, trelae pas a~lgemeiHe
@80bl erbetiat. @S fam ntfts Ndbere6 ilber
pteie augeIegea9eit in @rfabrun9 9ebraGt tper-
Den,
GOrne6ue ausldnSee 6ieten Der ggesierans i6re
9iemae an unb werSen a~eceptirt.
8G lbtugt0n, 81, Sept. Die Jte9tes
ruil1 BAT PAS Nuertieten pe5 Gtafen pCn Daris
un0 Des 6er3og5 ppn Gbartrea fir Oen Nttlttdr-
btent angenpmmeu. sic perCen wabrlHeinlt9
in Sen, 02cGle1an'5 Stab etntreten.
Der iuuge 16ja9rtge SObn Oe5 Yrit3et bon
SotnutQe ge9t III Die 9. ct. Gapp~Nfapemie.
N}aipr 8anlemein aus @nrttaIpt's STAB err
btelt beute feline @1nrntiign.
ESuStaua fOunmt aeutucFp su 8idfe.
8afDtugtpu, n. Sept, Gin 6G9erer
Off}ter in 2eal9iu9tpn erDtelt 9eltsru Gin Sale
qrautm BON indianapolis pes Srtalts, paB @pu,
perneur Nlorton uuo Sterlt WarO am 10. Sept.
BON BORT in eiuem @rtra3uge nit @'epebren unD
0lunitypa ua@ 20ut80tue abgegan9en linO. Der
@guperueur bat Die 9ene @uarpsun Die gren3
regtmentar b@eoypert, li9 gum oltsenbIidli&en
@uftreHen bertit :l balten. 10000 pettere
Grappeu j6nneu biunen "a Stunpen BEN Staat
9~erlaleu.
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2Saihimatoner Wrteftffe.

INVHrTWR TIE7e, TuetWE w 'SFVF" VHBs5rVyT 7HO1.
-Oamenlife:
8arf, Mrs s 8; 6eB, 09iB SO; aliuf, SIRE
9; 9iei8er, Otr8; gBie, @lrs 8 $.
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9lrt ole @c1nffcne.

9tattteutte. @dsbeutide, MitgIbeutl6e, ~Gter6auyt ale rent
i6e, bic 9st 9atet fd bel g1lnpa4nie 6e8 SAY tain 8lunienbrr t
81 5ui@lbbcn, m68Gn. lh 70 itnsu ale nS9tih SO. 81 8bonie8Gr.
ne oen bi CD. &. 6iltebranb,
@eterQl &efrntuunQ8a 0tiitr.
an 9ut &apRt8Nn9 un6 cute 8eGouo nib cn8titnnoca.
g8ttltQm Me0er.
MIbert 80 drmbpib.
as SebH Bed, tts
SNf6S autGCrtnr Ell 9}etrutilunGss SfftIere.
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&eDa8 Rr5Y3anowSft'i6e9t egt=
ment 9ebt fetner gCnpletirung RAID ent9e9en.
Sn Baltimore reerutirt 9ieut, 9epOsnreiA in Der
Iurntale, WeIt Yrattar.
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gSsaf bspaatcster Gtnsetae.s.

IL &Hb6crtbeittett IOtOie aud an3eiseis fir man
tn9tom u. GeorsetOspn fUer6en bel 8rn. 3. q. G1febs
feiSt, $40. A2O @sStr, unter6al6 8. Ctr. entsesen
genOmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-23

Be- Grtras8latt. gBenn int 9auie
te8 8ages wt6tige Na6ridten etnloufea, perpen
mir UNI g tl6r 9la6mitta8s elm pGrtra" berauS
seben, &naben gum @astra8en parpea scr
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Ooctor 0rteoleb

30. 52O49-Strabe, awe1es oaus ron Der Z. Ctr,
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26

Rg- An article will be found in an
other column, taken fro n a Mexican pa
per, which all ought to read. That un-
happy country has been the theater of a
bloody and brutal civil war for more
than twenty years. Our demagogues
have been copying after her until they
have brought this country to the very
verge of the same ruin. Desperate lead
ers livethere by undering the people
Every election is contested with the
sword. The defeated candidate, calling
around him his fanatical partisans,
makes the effort to overthrow the sue
cessful one, and if he fails in his pur-
pose, seizes upon one or more States,
and lives by plunder. The consequence
is, that the country is receeding into
barbarism, and the people are reduced
to a condition worse, if possible, than
slaves. Still, the leaders find it more
congenial to their tastes, to rule a rag
ged rabble, and live by robbing, than to
see their country prosperous, peaceful
and happy, in which condition honest
men would rule, and they sink into de-
served obscurity. If the leaders in this
desperate, rebellion are not crushed out
the same state of things must inevitably
follow here. The parallel between the
factions in Mexico, and in this country
is perfect.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26

"The attacks lately INDUCED in by
certain members of the press in Ohio
upon this gentleman are perfectly infa-
nous. In the annals of political war
fare, no such instance of indecent inius-
tice can be found This is saying much
but We write advisedly. The people of
Ohio have, from the birth of their State
to the present time, been engaged in the
pleasing business of money getting
To turn everything to the largest profit
in this line has been the aim and end
of their existence. Military pursuits
do not pay. They were never known
to therefore the good people of
Ohio treated them with scorn, and even
wrath A drum was voted nuisance;
militia General created general laugh
ter; and even the old fashioned musters
passed out Of contempt into positive
neglect. We were but yesterday with
out arms and without men disposed to
handle them. In this state Of happy
Indifference to the art of death, the re-
bellion broke out; and Gov. Dennison,
standing by President Lincoln, pledged
Ohio to a hundred thousand men. We
have yet the shouts of laughter that
went UP at home and abroad at this bold
proposition, ringing in our ears. Gov.
Dennison, nothing discouraged, went to
work. The people responded to the de-
mand. Twenty two regiments were Or
ganized within the space Of six weeks
Louis Napoleon at the head of mill
I
such task in that time. That Gov
Dennison should have failed to perfect
this organization is not to be wondere d
at. 1t is yet more Of a wonder that he
came SO near success. God knows he
has worked honestly and hard to the
end he SO patrioticalIy proposed to him
self. We have seen him from time to
time, and could note his loss of health
and strength as the heavy task went on.
And now let US look at the facts with
out prejudice or feeling. Wherein has
VIM. Dennison failed? The men were
weeks without uniforms. Well, gentle
men, try your hands at clothing twenty
two thousand men, in the midst Of in
tense excitement; and when you find
yourselves in the hands of Hebrew child
re and heartless contractors, then give
your verdict.
Up to the hour when the three months
and three years question was thrown into
Camp, the forces then collected were
doing admirably. This question came
from Washington. Governor Dennison
had nothing to do with it in any shape
or form.
! VIM. Dennison is not and never has
been favorite of ours; but We cannot
patiently see coed man crowded down
in this Infamous manner, without at least
ono word in his Defense
| So speaks the Mackacheek Press
And we indorse every word of it. We
very much donbt whether it has ever
fallen to the lot of any other man, to do
the same amount of labor, with as pure
motives, and to receive in return, an
equal amount of misrepresentation and
ahnse.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26
L. Loss Loss Than 1000 Killed.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-It is now
well ascertained the killed will fall short
of 600
The rebels did not follow the retreat
ing forces after they passed Bulls Run
Col Eristein, of the Pennsylvania
Goth, returned to the battle field about
II o'clock Sunday night, and brought
off six pieces of artillery, which he de-
livered to the commanding officer of the
Potomac yesterday evening. He reports
the field was clear and not an enemy in
sight.
The President and Secretary Of War
are vigorously at work organizing a
powerful army. Within the last six
hours, over 5000 fresh men, with a
number Of batteries Of artilley, have
been accepted. A number of regiments
have arrived. Every day will bring
immense reinforcements to the national
Capitol.
Ten new regiments will be in Balti,
more by this evening.
The response from every quarter has
been most gratifying and truly patriotic
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26
Tuppers Plains Seminary.
TNHE First Term of the second year of IL
i popular Institution rfill besir, on

YTNHE First Term of the second year of this
L popular Institution will begin on
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1861.
This educational enterprise is 10 longer an
experiment. The liberal patronage extended
to 1t, throughout its first year, most clearly
proves that it is "thc right thing in the right
place"
The most approved text books are used, and
the rooms are well supplied with apparatus,
such as philosophical instruments, geometricai
forms, maps, charts &c.
The chief design of this Institution is to
prepare young men for College, and Teachers
for more extensive usefulness
Many thanks are due to those who have SO
arGently la6orea to sustain the interests of this
Seminary, and it is hoped that their efforts
will still be put forth for its support.
The Seminary is located in beautiful part
of the County, aHd those who wish to send
their children TO School can find no place more
free from vice in all its forms.
TUITIoN.
Less thar one TERM, and more than onc-hal
IeSna, (per week, ).-.>...... ................ 5C
Lss< tAaa sne-Aslf Term, (per week, (....,. &c
Boarding csa be had at from 81 so TO SIZE
per week. Et'fflN kETEs, Principal
TuPpers Pfafust Meigs County O.-3O-3t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26
Notice g

TNHE late hrIa, Lncius Cross, Carlton Foetpg,
l. BENZ. l.. Miles, and Brianth Kay, known
by the name OF "Raciue Mill Co.," informs
their creditors and the pab.ic generally, that
they have dissolved partnership by mutua, con-
sent of the parties. All persons having ac-
counts with said firm are requested to settle
the same without delay.
Lucius Cross Carlton Young, and Brianth
Kay do inform their customers generally that
they will continue the business in the name OF
Cross, Young s. Kay, and that they are pre-
pared to do custom grinding and saving 10
the best style, and at the lowest prices.
LUCIUS CROSS.
Racine, June r. 1S6l.-3O-3t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26
NOTICE.

TNIIE undersigned have been duly appointed
i Administrator and Administrators of the
estate of Ezekiel Worthen, late of Meigs Coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to
the estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same, will, without delay, present them to the
undersigned for allowance
JOHN H. PARKER, Administrator.
MARY WORTHEN, Administrative
July 20, 1SGl.-30-3t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26
Gen. Mcclellan Goes to Washington.

General Mcclellan has been ordered
to Washington. He will take command
of the Grand Army, and the country
will look to him to "pluck from the
thistle danger the flower safety" He
does not take with him the forces in
Western Virginia, but leaves them un,
der command of General Rosecrans, who
is amply competent to finish the work
so we'll begun this side Of the mountains
Cincinnati Commercial, 23d.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26
NOTICE.

T1HE Subscriber will offer for sale, on Sat
l. urday, August "a, 81, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the completion of the wing walls of the Ches-
ter Bridge. The work to be done agreeably to
a written contract now held by the subscriber,
signed by H. II. Grow, which will be exhibited
on the day of sale. J. F. BROWN,
July lS, 6l.-3p-tt Commissioner
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-26
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