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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ron THE EAPrD cuHs O,

fo2 tHB RAPID CURE OK
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsesess,
Group, Bronchitis, InciPient Cons1mp.
=. sion, and for the relief Of Consumptiye
& Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 50 nu.
meTous are the cases Of ifs cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
ssas.s q the % unss ST iss
Use. When once tired, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
Observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public nc longer hesitate what antidote to employ
fsr the disuessing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are Incident to cur climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends BY every trial, conserred benefits
On iAe afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
dneed cures too numerous and too remarkable to
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Medical Faculty.
B r. PALxrA N. D., Professor Of "a. Pr;ncipi-,
and Practice OF Surgery.
J. L. SHIn II D Professor Of II deal Chem
is.ry and Chemical Physiology.
X. j. BsHcKssRiDeE. n. D., Profsssor Il Materis
Meiica and Therapeutics.
j. q. FlISr. NJ D., Professor of Clinical Surg
n.
r. s. BiLI. n D.. Professor of the Theory and
Practice o. Medicine
L. Powell. NJ D, Professor Of Obstetrie. Medi-
cine.
]. W. RExsos. II D., Professor OF Anatomy and
General Physiology. and Dean Of the raculty.
8. II. BzxEss, II. D.. Professor Of Medical Ju-
Tis2rudcuee and Sanitary Science.
D. ". YAxDELL. II D., Professor Of Clinical
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
A. B. Coox. u. D., Demonstr.tor Of ANATOMY
Z. FuILxa, Janitor.
Entire Course. sos 90
As.ricuia.ion, 500
Practical Anatomy, 10 90
Graduation, 25 90
For further information address
J. ". BENSON, Dean Of Faculty.
July %. 1861. 4w7 Louisville. Ky.
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Boots s. Shoes.
o..iA e,sea 4 every ,lescri.,tion consisting OF
} ~ L.tiits' Kin. Goat, Ki AMI Grain Boots
Mss1s do do do o
Ladies do do do Buskihs
Misses do do do do
Mus Calfand Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford. Wellington. Union and
Jersey Ties
Mol Pump soled Brogans
10 half welt 90
do Calf Pat Lca,h slippers
Boys 10 PUN, soel Broelns
do d" half welt do
Youths 10 90 do
DO Morocco and Kill Boots
Iuianss Velvet 10 do do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole ". P. 10
do Kins P SD = welt do
Boys. You'hs, and Chiilren's ditto,
- 1iss 'ic', We "ffr low to the trale.
az -. l'6i J. HENRY, WILLIAMS l. CO.
mi, MANILA Rope. from a TO inch,
=. ~ Tor sale low. by
"- 3 j. HsNRY. WILLIAMS
e;lnA PACKAGES of every description
wv Of Dry Go"ls. suitable for Northern
trhatsas AN the surrUu 'ding iIan country re-
c,iv-l by late arrivals aud will be sold to the
trtir J. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co.
n 10 dozen chopping axes, Of the following
Aiu
Hunts KY an. Yanksc pattern,
Is ais AMI W arrIns light an heavy pattern
Il Cotlil'. 10 do do
| ,a:, iy red All ! Cor sal by
Jan 2i.'6I J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 CO
rr'' sSUFF
~ 5r'was Scee', Snuff ~ 3 q w PAYERS
Goo WINS lie BOTTLES
10 tceol.v ~ do
dele J. HISK WILLIAMS l. Co.
II .s,sS .NO ~c7,s:T
ls303i tb-o; every .iescri rtion-to wit:
Bar !r"" Il "a Sin ny q TO inch. Band iron
= 5u*h y l-6," q mel, Round Iron Il to
:. 'er S;ur- ir,n 4 a. Ia in. Oval Iron a d
ia 'e' R"uu.i ir,a a - "a in. Hoo Iron
:. toy, ircir S,a'. iron : To II an oy 3-S to x
'he, Sl' .rn al and qual,ties Amer
~ : SS, e Naii ,,Ai iron Cast. G rrnan S,,rng
Ss"ei. ali -iz Anrrtc.n a.,d English BIis.er all
s,zcs:' VITA which w prepared to furnish me
ei,ti.ies evcryw.ere.
tny 659. mo. HENRY, WILL ANS Il co
ox Underwood AMI Turner'S Lemon syrup.
ID in sto-s sns. for sal 5y
-inae - j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
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Z , Na- --.-l >.,t ',r,'-r4 fr-. '-t} g.. :
H..r4 .'sHs -i'.-r sS-.- >fr,z al
- H.' 49, --.t -a,..sr irons { e
.-- ~. a=- .rs
.uts SIS r.:-'..l.a' :" e.
IA, ..a-. s-%vr.' - ,.-
~~ra-- ft-t e'-s w.v. c..rs- 20
ss- ':s.-
9. Ms as t.,arer's ~
H - 49,. ",:r ".nt.n-- .'''-
+ $50 : h-t:. : H:'-rs , e. 10 Al
o"- ~. 'n@. w'',sS,v 3 L.~r
ar# sr' ;
Ltf hh,s M"as--s - - Il" c.,f - 81, :
ertisl. e, ant e- ,.w -, S.,.r. - 'r,x.s
81 hall an.i ,; quar- Tt.rr R,.isins y 7.cx :
10 can Oysters - ak - rys.r~ .oxc-
cqs,ilr soap e1' 9r "a 's'' l..lf "ox ssr. lines
g kits No. '.ni I. " e'.-r , ',oy groun ,;:,.-
g'r: box gr"un n".9,r, ,ni II iiy,. =! ,.y
I~iHglass bag a. lsp =. all ,ie.. ,in...r: :
lox Maccar".,, an. Y i-..!eii.. TX .s- -. !
fr-ser='-s ~ "x 1"ii -"a.,~
.nI GASn, ~ ID, e'c. - ''S -, y s er,' a.,
It's soda in !, ',a,yrs: n i4.x lbs: II rs
Oulo'g. 20 eliza" NJ " -:.i F.* :. n, RE,
% fov Cu'., six * ittva,.a AK. Il. i,.-.:
cassia; X eI''~ '.,vi'. - - c..fFtn 'e.iy
: d.z -ookI7.- e.- ..x'- hi.,E AZ; -
I L., -, 81 N.-c..->
= ",z
~ 81
Viz p; - -'r; :-s
1s- s,-t
,n:rs.'s r..E,,|.} 'Gn 81; -.
! 4 eas,~ =.sry { - ctsjir5. sc,.-- i..,ai
4 r"-..4 4c.>- aii~-,oi,'. l. L : = am aisre
IL uox-- SAUNA .i..wtl: y c..r.. lust
red i.,d fer sal,. ~
uia ,. l'e-' pExSrwIT, S.orr q TO
Nra. Sc.S
- <-,i '1. i 'i't.-- -r.x- L.
- D y ~ = ,''i a. or s.'i,. .,y
IA T. -Nffv Seer & 90
t-R1 Ware.
v'- F"ik-.
Eek '-'- I. 4..zs
'1t.H < t., :, kiis :
'r-rr, ''iv =, 'r,'a.s;f ,I., 'a.ir s.D,n-
i,.ssi ng : .-l.- aud SOU L,lles,
Scissors. an r.zors,
BUTTS Az j" .s Scr-ws If ry size.
C.ndi.s;'el- 'ras, an. ja''an.
ftsr,;; *. II tict.ts
ir'w".; ,:s. ri:ig aud masons,
CstryrSis. .ssor:..l,
F.'-z oi s~r;- .,scri, ,,iion,
Cas'"-s ...-.ss All I.uu. 4 Us
:. vry rs ally kep. in Esr,.w are s,or,
., ed hv-,ut arrivals
jan - ei ). HENRY. WILL ANS i ca
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NEW GOODS :!

Id PERKINS has in and is nov reeAiS-
] ing large assortment of Goods. rally
kept in a store Of this kind eonsistaag in lsart "
Dry Goods and Clothine.
Calieoes, Ginghams. Nuslins. Jaeone4s Dtmest-
Is, bleached and unblesehed- Stripes: Bed Tick
ng; Hosiery and Gloves ladies and children 3
Fancy Hats hickory shirting linen check Fian-
nels. white, rea and yellow, etc efe-
ClothnS-cca:s, pants, vests, etc. Of all kinds
Shirts. under-shirts and drawers Umbrellas aad
arasols, ect, etc.
School Books Of various iinds paper, ink, pens.
Looking Glasses. Men, ladies snd eiIildrsn's
HATS, CAPS, BOUTS ana SHOES.
ust r.e'd and for sale low r. PKzxuu
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

TUST rcd from Bavaria, Euro,.e. rice assort-
sD ment OF
TOYS &c FANCY GOODS
for sale at wholesale and retail. at
FRANK & EASTDURNS
CHEAP CASH STORE.
The attention Of c"un'ry merchants an. .ralars
in the In,iian couary "a es3-ci.-.y invi 20 rh;,
lot Of goois. f.a2l
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N.Hs'ENrr:.t-s TOOLS.
~ Ml'ci. AMI Sasi, Planes, Tongue anI Gmov,
.,ss''ri i, Piano .rons, double a,lI single Jack a
sar"ot'ng lanes 'issuDc AMI s,"gic. also D,4,wi',s.
k.if-. i.,h lsaXs. iran, teei i.,x- wood Slu.rss
Mr'icr, 5 ext al sr,inr's Ctts'es, A,t:srrs rs
'r all siz = 3 -,e Ser VS.. Llti,irs 4 Si1sb.s-
l.ng Hich.ts. Ajzes. .;ru.d AXIS AMI iisar.l AZ
a-s'r;..i. to whe', woui.. invite tne aft-ilt,,
Il al mechanics wanting COOL te,ls.
4 tti>rETfNt:s,
~ AM FL,stss tuL tLa;rssS-
July &, le53 WARD l. SOUTHMAYp
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-'sf'S.. >Eo CES!rINF
7 = hk"tS -. 'icir..~ -Pair.s. D. CjiL
3F., Pa u '.ci rs +" geo best ms
N..rS W AZ Lirir,r- for I.4.'ie' !
to ..-=s rfg rs fancy .. ~! --'oi r-- = -
-~ fnfs' - s-'-.-- ,~ ~ ,or ri - ~
p .a'+f .--- ar~--- K i~. :; ..-.
p,s.- =. -s.s.. -. .,,~
'-.-. ~ {. = NJ.
u. r-.-
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Liquors Just Received,

IHISkEY-,l1 hour on rve oil q. .ter
w CDcle Sans, Sniths. tennessee, whit,
heat etc.
Rsm-Jamaea Gia-HoIIanl 4 American.
Hiass-port maligl and ginger
frsGch Corr.a!s, C'..nse u .ck Try 3r.n;!i.--
;hampaigas. Sen an ) a -. es.
y Ali iii want "s sry thing IN this ,i-., W.
mud 1t for their ii.ter 81 - call a.1 xli,n. nv
eek before 'urc:iasils Is, a.sere.
april IL. ie6l. P PERKINS.
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HARDWARE.
We have in stare aud for sale large and
well selected assortment Of Hardware, adapted u
the wants Of this s,ction Of country consisting in
part Of axes various brands; Collins b co. O.
bruad do, boys handled axes, crosscut and hand
saws. crOss-eut and mill saw files, taper do. wood
and horse rasps. socket and firmer el,ssels. con-
cave and eye sager, hollow do. auger bits, brace
and bits. bench and wood screws, carpet and cut
taeks. brads. .ssorted Sizes broad and buts
square bolts, dor locks Of every description, pad
locks. chest, trunk. desk. ill., cupboard and closed
iocks, kre. tek. smoothing and joiners planes cav
sett:. metal gimblets, sheep shears. peg doats
stock and dies. anvils sold box vices. smith bel
lows. slsdge and hand hammers, shoeing hammers.
claw do. shinging and bench hatchets, cotton and
wool cards, eole mills. log and traee chains, Ames
long handled ssvels. iron and steel spades. grain
moving and bsiwseythes grain cradles and snsthes
long .nd shst haadIed fry pans. curry -eomhs
eossebsushes, - ksttles, ssnes pans, iron wedges
noes, cotton aaa eFass rope; buteter knives, ed
fons, German 6ivr and bsittsnis tss and tsble
sooos. spectasass and eases. nails of every siss
a'sH easanes ofsv@y description. togsthes with :
Well eel sted assutIeet e tabls snd pocket cutie
w a. D. WAttD = SOUTHNAYD.
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Pas. VS.
# all styles an materials f,~ -,i. el.a,.. "
mars l@6'. S. :! ADLER
s1ATiNT N.DICiN,S.
Jaynes Medicines NJ Lanes Pills,
Radway's Cook's LIS.
'irafenberg g Aioratts '
Perry Davis Pairt i'er, W~,yh.',
Young Amer. Linament. Spenyer's {.
Arabian SiIona's
McLane's Vermifuge Ezra Gin.er,
faiinestockS Sc-tl.>. ;'cw .eI..
Batesman's D.ops. l., n,-u
Godirey's Cerdia,, p.u.e. nc,
Ihompson's Eys Water. Di.a,'ii,lo
Essence Cinnamon, l. i.isl DII.
Essenee Peppermint, >o.l Pow e..
July l3. Ieyj WARD ]. So liMATD
NIooos w.Gss. !. ~ P.i..-.. 81:
w ets. 5 lsz d. a.rs : = " ;
Buckets, Zine W;.sI, .--.-l- 81 ~
July l3. Ica3 ARD * SOJFiiNATD
IgOOPSkiItTs. HI. Skirt, L., yr at v.ri
4 ty. Skirt Su. ,rt r.. l,i.r,ur Gers T.
Patent Corssts. WARD Il SOlF;ii5iAYD
rLsSSWtrE
" general ass.r,m, III, al Glas, war, co,.-i-.-
ing in part Of TuIablers. Pr. ,<!,.-s. B,.ser
fishes, Pitchers. pint an quart Fl:-ks. &c
DONDER AND BAx LEAD.
L 10 kegs blasting l-w.,.r. II, kegs Du"ou,'s
and Hazard Iowd,r, 1855 ID iiir Lal
INK.
i 100 Gross Black Ink. in r.eI sig. i-Ds,i--
superior quality on hand ami fr AL by
ltUT-TUN YAeEs-
~ 1900 n COTTON YAR,t ass I. d ~,
July IL. ls5J WARD Il soUIaMArD
IMBRELLAS- - ..oz Um'r,las f.c sale =
~ suly 9. WARD = S0UTHAAYD
SOWHFR. I33 kegs of the eel, rated Ci-v.-
l. land Mills Powder, warzant-,. tn" stst in
niaiszss. For sale by
Ju,y s, 1859. WARD 4 SOU rEMAYD
"EROSINE or COAL I'll.
N Pure Coal Oil and Coal OH LAMPS, c. IN
nys and Wieks, for sale by
duly 6, le59. WARD d SOUTHMAYp
InYSTERS & f,D3S::s.
" l25 doz- cans fresh Cow Ors.eS 5j 80
eans Sar,,ines. l2 dog L.. o. r. ! -. Sal.
) dog Pie Fruits ~ .iux P.ck ) / Is .-.M.
5 dog Pep.cr S.uce.
TANDlES. 80 boxes steam. : Ia C,niy
" iuiy21 WARD Il SOC ..AAfD
NV ALL PAPsss. Flns s.e.>f. N.,. = =.
w 4 large assortment ei Wall Pa,er L.,r.-
ering, Fire Screens, Window Bill d. dc, &c.
July Ii le:19 WARD l. SOUInMAYD
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SCSDRsES
~ ie .i.z Hos.esters Ei;ters . dog Bells Sar
saparii.a. i2 ds,z tczr->ts' Wine B:tsers deg
Stoamsch gi.,ers, assorted. % Wolfe S.hidam
SchnapFs. Is dog Coriiais, assorted Is .ipz Gin
'rr Wioe. Il dog Ginger Brandy. l2 doz Biaek-
,,ra!,,r o u.Hs Snss' 4 dez
Cordial ; CAGES Ssji,siag and Am.eus;al Whis-
~. IL c.ses Pors Wine. pure juice IL cases old
royd Eozised- u cases Ciare. Wine cases
PINE app.r Run- For sale by
July y. WARD T. SOUTHMAYD
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
I'D large assortment Of Aiseellaneous School
Per, Envelopes and Ssasienezy, fo~ sale by
July l3. 1883 WARD 4 SOUTHNAYD.
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THSCERIEy.
G $50 bags Rio CoFFER. 100 hbls SUGAR,
bbls crushed Sugar. ease Loverings Loaf Su.
gar. IS bbls MOI.AaSE6. IS bal bhls do, 200
saeks SALT. Is eaaks SODA. 10 bags PEPPER,
20 boxes do ! b papers, $ hags ALLSPICE
9s0O b STAR CANDLES. 90 hoxes STARCH,
20 boxes a SOAP. FOR ssls by
July 8 1859. WARP 0UTHMAYDiI
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Medicai Department,
University of Louisville.

HyHE Twenty-Snh Annues Session will
commence on the lss day - N,ye.ns.-r tn.
PRELIMINARY course on the lss Ns,a :sy in Oe... r
ico1. The Course will tsr1niss,e the last If Pei,
razry.
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Bourbon 4 Oai age ~ .A.,-.
LNOR sale by the barrel or hal bbl., by
An I'.6' W u DWELL Co.
n bills P.io Bread for sale by
- fra W NJ POWELL Co.
LHRESH COVE OYSTERS, for sale by
feb "a NJ. POWELL Co.
CiGAhS. 81, 900 various brands for sale by
~ feb "a W. NJ POWELL 4 Co.
ENiASKS aud Jugs Cor sale bv
f-,4 v II POWELL l. Co.
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Attention

HGsFsS,Os3
UST reed hy ST s.r-r Lick a.su arg. v4
- ricty Of
BOT'S THING.
,onsist}ng .. Co.'-. Jact.:-
Pas. f-s
# all styles an ma,-r.;.iS f~ -4i. eiIeq, "
n.ar9. l@6' } ADLER
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last Received

- 81 ~ ak ScStt:V
,1n hox's CHEESE iop ssIe bv
~ f..2i W. N POWELL & co.
4 - kegs Of Pigs Pet. sr sale by
- e, ~ W NJ POWELL il Co
} ''ox ''ss,r ,r,.- J Can il. for sale ~
- .," ~ " NJ POWELL & Co
.s.'.s >; Firr- i.- al. bv
~ f-, 4 " II pow~LL & Co.
.sf,A .ov-s 5 .n.,n,s ior sale by.
- fe,2. ". VI Povi1G-k Co
lEt 'ox S;." Candles Tor s,'e nv
= - ta27 4 powELL Co
TX S.o,a..a BItteeS tIr at. nv
} G2i " II F,wsrI 4 10
.7 set1. l~,s. t,r --s ,y
= "9 - Il PowalL & "a
-. la's 'r r1f' l5I.r, fyr -~i- i.v
, lsh u NJ. P1vaLL Il Co
iax's Gitsiw "a Wins, for sal. "
{ ie,2f W. NJ POWELL & Co
a,y.rs r',,n 'l:,nc c, '.r f., ii. -
L t."2l W NJ. PowELL Il Cc.
, * : ii L'.nons. inr AZ ~
, -'2l W N. POWELL Il Co.
, r,x = 1t Starch. for al. hy
, 1924 W. VI. PowtLL l. Co.
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ErocClS.

@S dazer. er s,l',. "
4 IsJ PENN N,'W!T. SCOFT' 20
= rEEI. .s..,.HS.
81 G.. c " Hrs SfEEI. pI. ,WS. a,
zes. for sale Dy PLNNTW.r d St'DI 4 20
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PREPARED BY
DR. j. G. AVER 4 GO.
LOWELL. MASS.

Sold by D: l.. =. hite, Vsn iSarea Mayors 4
Bro. Fort Smith. and by all dealers in Medicine.
ey1yxhsFe
Who'll ssls by sehn Wright 4 Ca. New Orleans,
sad d T. FssTs~oreh L Co. Memphis.
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lust RECEIVED
- 10000 Choice Cixcr,s.
@sieE vii Z lots % emit, by
Sd ER
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
For the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph.
LEBANON. Nov. 9Th. 1891

LbbANON, NOV, OCn, lOO1.
Mr.. Editor: Sir-Since wrote to you
before, we have sent four more volun-
teers from our district, so that we now
have IL out in the service, making three
and one-half man, over one half the vo-
ting population in our district. Don t
we deserve the horns2 [ am sorry |
cannot give you the information asked
for, with regard to our Township, but
adding the four who have gone from
our district (and I don't know how
many have gone from others, whether
any or not, to what have already gone.
will swell the number to about eighty
making over one third the voters in the
Township.
In district number 10 there are II
voters, and have sent "boys" forth to
do battle for their country; although
this is nothing to brag on, yet it is do
ing very well. If every district in the
State would do this we'll, there would
be no danger of Ohio having to resort
to drafting to get her quota of men for
the half million of soldiers to be raised
for the war, if there is any now, which
| don't think there is. ELMER.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
Good for scipio.

We are under special obligations to
our correspondent, G. R., for the infor-
nation furnished in his valuable com
munication published in another column.
Ninety-eight soldiers in the service
from the rural Township of scipio,
speaks volumns for the patriotic and
freedom loving citizens of that portion
of our County.
We place the names upon record, and
advise all our readers to preserve the
list, as it will be of interest in the years
to come. Again thanking our cores
pondent for the pains he has taken in
this matter, we refer the subject to the
attention of our friends in other town
ships, hoping that we may soon be able
to let tie public know precisely what
our people are doing in the way of sup
pressing the rebellion. Is
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
Interesting From Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, MO, Nov. 4.
1t would be impossible to exaggerate
the gloom which pervaded our camps
yesterday. and nothing but General Ere
monts urgent endeavors prevented it
from ripening into general mutiny.. His
quarters we're thronged with officers all
day expressing their indignation and
the inclination to resign.
The Germans were there en- masse and
talked loudly about resisting torcibly
General Hunter assuming the com
| mand.
AS the enemy were intrenching them
ing was heard of Hunter, and in accor-
dance with the most earnest entreaties,
| Fremont finally promised just at dusk
that he would lead the army to attack
them this morning if Hunter did not
| arrive
| never saw anything at all approach
ing the excitement which this announce
ment created Itcaused immense cheer
Ing around headquarters, which spread
In all directions from camp to camp, and
there was almost uninterrupted cheer
ing, growing more and more remote, as
the news reached the camps further and
further away. For two hours and a
half dozen bands were serenading the
General at once. Every body was pre-
pairing to start at daylight, and the all
perVading disappointment was changed
into universal joy.
Our army, under that inspiration,
would have whipped a hundred thou
sand men, but at ten o'clock Gen. Hun
ter arrived. He spent an hour and half
plan of battle
Gen. Hunter assumed command, and
Gen. Fremont left for St Louis, via Tip
ton, this morning. If we have fight
before the army RECEIVERS from this last
and cruel disappointment, we fear greatly
for the result. but hope for the best.
General Pope is here with his entire
division, and Hunters division will be
here tonight, when the troops will all
be up All of Gen. Fremonts Staff left
with him, except Colonels Lovejoy,
Shank and Hudson.
The following is Gen. Hunters order
assuming command:
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPT,
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Nov. 4, 1861. !
Orders No l.:
The command of this Department
having been relinquished by Major Gen
eral John G. Fremont, is assumed by
the undersigned Officers commanding
divisions, together with their Dri gade
commanders, are requested to report
immediately at the headquarters.
[Signed, J. HUNTER,
Mai Commanding.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
Our Blockade.

The Richmond papers say that .fuc
Hundred and siateen vessels have run the
blockade since May 18th. They report
also the almost daily capture of merchant
ships by their privateers. 1t is said that
the briggs, Betsey, Ann Wells, Mchal Quin,
and six other Northern ships were
brought into Charleston harbor the
other day as prizes, having been cap
tured by an armed Confederate steamer.
But that is matter of no moment
The Yankees can build morel And it
might damage the prospect of ''com-
promise" if our feet should interfere.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
Diminishing the Size of Pa
porS.

The war and its effects have operated
harder upon the publishers of papers
than any other class of community
Every week brings US the rep Drt of sus-
pensions. Many publishers who were
doing a fourishing business, have been
compelled to stop. And many more
have greatly diminished the size of their
sheets, while a number issue only half
sheet, weekly.
The circulation of some of the city
dailies las very largely increased, but
this is really no advantage to their pub
fishers. There is no profit on the sub
scription price of a newspaper. That is
always put at cost, the profit coming
from the Job-work and Advertising.
And when these fall off, the more sub
scribers.a paper has, and especially if
they do not all pay in advance, the worse
it is for the publisher.
We notice, among our neighboring
exchanges, that the Athens Messenger,
which was the same size as the Tszegraph
has curtailed its ample dimensions to
the extent of four columns in width, and
correspondingly in the length of the
sheet, making difference of full eight
columns of matter. This change is com
mended by many of our exchanges, and
we are inclined to think it judicious.
We. have been strongly tempted to
make change in the Telegraph in the
same direction, but have mot yet deter
mined the matter. We shall, probably,
not make the change Certainly not if
our subscribers will pay up with any
reasonable promptitude. We are en-
abled to supply our readers with the
Telegraph, simply and only, by soorsinq
for nothing and boarding oarselces. It is
the greatest mistake in the world to
suppose it would be a loss to us
to have the publication stop. We
would probably make money by stop
ping the 'publication-running the type
into bullets, and shooting secessionists
with them at Sl3 per month But be-
lieving we can strike harder, and wound
deeper, by their present mode of war
fare, we shall probably continue to fight
on our own hook, and at our own ex-
2ense,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
And Good for Olive.

See the list Of volunteers from Olive
Township, for which We are indebted to
L. II. S. Seveny volunteers from the
rural Township of Olive! Well, and
nobly donel Let us hear from all the
townships. There cannot be many
homes in Olive, from which prayers do
not ascend for the success of the cause
in which her noble sons have SO patriot
ically engaged.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
TO CONsUMPTIVES.

THE subscriber will rheGrfHlly suni free Gs
l. CHARGE to all who desire It, the copy of SrArLE
RECIPE by which he cured of that DIR: disease
Consumption.
Sufferers with CoSscar7ioS, ASTHMA, BRoHcEir1a,
any lung affection, he sncerely hercs Will try this
Recipe, we'll satisfied if they 90 they will heinase
than satisfied with the result Thankful for his nwn
complete restoration, he is anxious to place IN tho
bands of every sufferer the means of cure Those
wishing the recipe with full dirertions, &c, will
please call on or address Ptv. WM s. ALtPs
- 2m NJ. 60 John 81. y .u Ypk.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
pa. Our readers will find an articl,

VS. Our readers VIII IND an artlcIe
headed 1.-THE War and the Slave Ques-
tion." It is copied from the Novem-
Der number Of that excellent Monthly,
"The Ladies Repository" From the
well-known ability of the, editor, the
high character Of the Magazine, and its
widespread influence, as the organ of
the literary and moral productions of
the NJ. E. Church, the artic!sis worthy
of the attention of our readers, as indi-
eating the direction being taken by the
thinking minds of the country.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
Detachment of Troops Captured by the
HehtlS.

KANSAS City, Nov. Cone hundred
and twenty Federal troops under Cap
tain Schields were captured by the en-
emy near Little Santa Fe, Mo-, this
morning. The Federals were on their
way to join Fremont's command. The
reported force Of the enemy vas FIVE
hundred men.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15

n-T The Rev. r. Breare Universal
lst,) will preach in Middleport, at the
Brick School House, on Sunday, Decem-
Der 1st, at 1OI O'Clock A. NJ. 47-2t.