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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
ToCoNsuMpTIYEs.

THE subscriber will cheerfuily send (free of
cnargel to all who desire it, the copy OF SIMPLE
RECIPE by which he cured Of that DIRE disease
CnlsumpliSn. 60
Sufferers With CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoGcHTIs.
or any lung affection. he sincerely hepes will this
Recipe, wcli satisfied if they do they will be more
than satisfied with the result, Thankful for his
complete restoration, he is anxious to place in the
ha nisof every sufcrcr the means Of cure. Those
wishing the recipe with full directions, &C., will
please call on OF address REv. WINS. ALLEN,
- 3ln No. &C John St, New YORK.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
mrRead the extract of the speech

~Read the extract of the speech OF
Senator johnson, of Tennessee, deliv-
cred few days ago at Columbus, and if
the inmost impulses of your heart are
not moved with holy indignation, then
suspect that some Devil that belonged
to the first squad of Rebels who made
revolt in Heaven, has taken possession
of your poor SOUL We believe the
reading of this speech in crowd would
unmask every Tory, as surely as the spear
of the angel revealed the tempter, in
the form of the toad, squatting at the
ear of the sleeping Eve, as described by
Milton.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
War News.

Some items of telegraphic news will
be found in our columns to-day, but
nothing of startling interest We might
fill the paper with rumors and guesses
from dispatches, and correspondents of
city dailies, but they are wholly unrel-
ishable. With scarcely an exception n
each mornings issue contradicts that of
the day before, and throws out its NOR :
tai columns of fresh fctions under start
ling headlines, to be in turn repudiated
The thing has got to be an intolerable
nuisance.
A few darkies have been captured
and returned, and one or two of our
Generals, whose proceedings it was
feared would hurt the feelings of our
Southern brethren, have been slightly
"modiied" during the week. Nothing
else of special interest on our side. The
Rebels have spiked our cannon on the
Island, near Fort Pickens, and have
captured lot of our soldiers there, and
have also done the like at Hatteras.-
But there are more soldiers to take their
places, and plenty more cannon, OF met
tie to make them of.
We think our armies ought to go into
winter quarters. After the season of
''roasting ears is over, darkies can't
we'll run away, as they can't get any
thing to live upon. There will not,
therefore, be much for our men to do
during the winter, and if properly dis
tributed along the lines, the great body
of our troops might rest, while few
scouts gathered up any loose "niggers -
that might be lying around without mas.
ters.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18

nea- Don't fail to read the article on
the first page, headed "Treason in our
Midst-Knights of the Golden Circle, !"
copied from the Cleveland Herald. 1t
is, indeed, fearful thing to contem-
plate, that we may be, and probably are,
infested with these secret conspirators
in every region Of the country. The
existence of this secret order of despe-
rate conspirators, has been known to ex-
ist in the South for a number of years.
But it was supposed to be confined to
that section
\ few months ago the Louisville
Journal, by some means, obtained and
published their terrible oaths and secret
purposes, together with the alphabet in
cipher, by which their correspondence
was conducted. The country was
startled for, a time by the revelation,
but as it was believed that the order
was confined to the South, it was looked
upon only as the moving soul of the re-
bellion, and was not much thought of in
the North.
But the arrest of one of the lodges in
Ohio, and the seizure of their papers
has placed the Government in possession
of the evidence of the existnece and
wide spread diffusion of this ':order of
conspirators in Ohio" Whether its
exposure is in time to save the country,
remains to be seen. No body doubts
the fact, that the leaders of the rebel
lion relied for successful aid from the
North. 1t was thought, however, that
they depended upon the mere party
fealty of the Democrats to assist them
in the overthrow of the Government
But the revelation being made shows
that their real hope lay in the pledge,
and supposed ability of the few leaders,
admitted into the central circles of these
worse than "Jacobin Clubs" to control
the uninitiated who were not let into the
secret at ali.-
History will be searched in vain for
parallel to this devil-inspired conspi-
racy, against Constitutional Government
and the liberties of mankind. The fact
that these doubly sworn traitors, veiled
in the hypocritical mask of patriotism,
have been able to worm their way into
the very Union Conventions, in order to
control them, is of fearful significance.
| Let all honest men reflect!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
s@We publish this week the offici

B9- We publish this week the official
vote of Meigs Co., at the late election.
1t will be seen that the entire Union
ticket is elected by majorities ranging
from 800 TO 900. The majority for Tod
for Governor, is 913, and Stanton for
Lieut.. Governor, is S76.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
A Rebel Battery Silenc ed by a U. s. Vessel

w ASH1NGTON, Oct. Ii.
The following official report of an en-
gagement between the Daylight, com
mander Lockwood, and a battery at Cape
Henry, in which the latter was silenced,
is received tonight, and adds another
to the roll of our naval achievements:
U. S. PROPELLER Daylight,
Blockading off Cape Henry,
October 10, 1861.
Yesterday afternoon, few minutes
before 4 o'clock, it was reported to me
that battery on shore in Linn Haven
Bay had opened fire on the American
ship John Charlie, of Baltimore, which
had come in and anchored during the
gale, and dragged within range of the
enemy's guns, distant about a mile and
half. l got under way and stood
down to her assistance and on getting
within range opened fire, and a spirited
engagement was kept up on both sides
for about forty minutes, when the enemy
ceased firing, their battery Of four or
five guns being silenced SO that, al
though we remained within range for an
hour and a half after the firing had
ceased, assisting the ship to get under
way, not shot was fred by them
Our shots generally were we'll directed,
and must have done execution. For
tunatcly, none of their shots hit us, but
they came quite near enough. The
officers and men were eager for the fray,
and evinced spirited determination to
do their whole duty, and | was we'll
pleased, not only with their conduct.
but also with the precision of their aim.
SAMUEL LOCKWOOD,
Commanding officer.
nsa- Strange as it may seem, the Gin.
Commercial, of Tuesday, contained an
article which actually gave credit for
some good at Washington. 1t says:
"A gentleman, in whose clear-sighted
intelli gence and sound judgment we
have the utmost confidence, has just re-
turned from Washington, where he had
extra ordinary advantages as an observer,
and assures US that every loyal citizen
should be we'll satisfied with TIE condi-
ton of our army and the movements of
Mcclellan. The army has everything
demanded to insure its utmost efficiency.
and though not SO enormous as some Of
the letter writer's say it is, Is truly a
Grand Army" Mcclellan being a
thoroughly scientific soldier and strate-
gist, is by no means rash man, but he
is now on the offensive, and is crowding
the Rebels toward their hole at Manas-
sas, advancing step by step, and prepar-
ing to hold the ground as he goes At
every step the forests are cut down,
roads opened, telegraph wires laid, bat
teries planted masked and open, and
powerful supporting columns held ready
for emergencies. In this way the army
is becoming accustomed to act as a
whole, and subseryiept to single will.
The troops learn how to move by brig
AIDES, and Brigade Commanders become
accustomed to their duty, Our i'm
mense and matchless artillery force is
ready all the time to do its work with
the Rebels So the Rebels are kept
watching and praying, and their boasted
ability to stand siege like that of Sc
bastopol at Manassas. is likely soon to
be tested.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
POMEROY TELEGRAPH.

wD DR.. Workman will be at the Rem
iugton House to-day, (Friday) and again
November %.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18

nA- Lieut.. John Brechtel advertises,
in ,to-day's paper, and also by posters,
for $50 Artillerists. This company
ought to be filled up in week. We
believe it can be. There are hun
dreds of men out of employment, and
who will not find profitable employ
ment until the rebellion is suppressed.
Interest, as well as patriotism, calls upon
all such to volunteer. Crush out the
rebellion, and our country will have
peace and prosperity for ages, before
desperate men will again attem pit its
destruction. While striking at the
enemies of the country, every soldier
is laying the foundation of his own fu.
ture prosperity. And while he is doing
this, his country holds out reward
even as pecuniary compensation, which
is better than can be realized in any
other calling. Come, then, to the Office
and enter your names at once!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18

~We want some CORN, OATS and
HAY Immediately. VIII some Of our
country subscribers accommodate uss
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
s@We have seen, in almost all tn

sg We have seen, in almost all the
papers, since the war commenced, no
tices of the "Sweet Little Man" who
could not volunteer 1t was said that
the ssSweet Little Man" could be found
in any town in the Free States. But as
we had no accurate description Of him,
we could not be certain of his presence
in our town. This lack is now sup
piled. We copy a full description of
the "Sweet Little Man." from the West
trn Christian Il duocatc. After reading
it you will know him at first sight. Be
can t volunteer!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
Cheering.

SheerinS.
How cheering to the care-worn and
weary traveller, journeying through the
dreary desert or forest, worn ont with
hunger and thirst, is the hit of a place
where he can find rest and refreshment.
No less cheering to the traveller, when
worn out and hungry, he approaches the
vicinity of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to know
there is place where he can refresh
himself with the good things of this
world, and enjoy the company of those
who take pleasure in making the stran-
ger feel at home. The STACEY House
is such place. Joe McYey and Capt.
Hatch are the ministering spirits. t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18
Rev. " 2. JNJU BN.
Late Editor Christian Chronicle

BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS!
The Pam Keller is sold by all respectable Drug
giSts Throughout the United States ahd III Foreign
touutrie
PRICES-25 Cents, SO Cents and ST. Per
Bottle.
!. Y. HARRIS d CO., Cincinnati. o.,
Prapr-tors for the Southern and western states
Sold Wholesale and Retail by u. Reed, PomeroH
A. SrcbnI,m, Pomeroy; Walter Curtis, Chester; ".
V. L;>her, Mhillepnrt; Win. DckeN. Harris"nvill
E. S. Branch, utland: Jacob Shatrr, MimersNillc;
nj lsI;u.-3D-IV
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18

T,AKEN INTERNALLY. 1T CURES SUDDEN
Debility, Nursing Sore Mouth, Cankcr, Liver Com
plaint. Dyspepsia, or indigestion, Cramp and Pain
in Stomach Bowel Complaint. Painters Collie, Ash
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES
Feuns, Bills and Old Sores, Severe Bun> and
Scads. Bruises and Sprains, Swelling of the
joints, RimgworIn and letter. Broken Breasts.
Frosted Feet and Chilbains, Toothache, Pain in
the Face, Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
DlrruEnr. and Sore Throat Is quickly cured by
Gargling the Throat with mixture of Pain Killer
PAIN KILLER,
taken internally, should 3c adulerated with milk
or water, or made into syrup with mnlasscs. For
effective than anything else
See Printed Directions rhlch accompany each
bottle. .rasE
The s.Pain Killer is by universal consent allowed
to have won for itself reputation unsurpassed in
the history OF medical preparations Its Instantanc-
Gus effect in the eu;ire eradication AMI extinction
of PAIN in all its various forms iHceI tai To the hu-
man family, and the unsolicited writteH and verbal
testimony of the masses in its favor, have been and
are its own best advertisement.
What stronger proof of these facts can b: pro-
duced than the following letter, received unsolic
tied, from KEY " Il. } CUBS:
NEWARK. y. j., ;une 9th, lsiT.
Messrs Ferry Davis IL SuT-Gcntlemeu:-AlloE
me, unsolicited. to send you Il word of comm"nia-
ton for your Pain Killer. have used ii in my fam
lily these several yclrs. and tnund il ali it claims To
be. For Rheumatism Coughs, Colds, Burns. Ihol-
era, tendencies and difficulties, as well as diseases
generally that prevail in families, regard the Fam
Killer beyond all price, AMI rs et!cac"us beyond
any medicine within my knowledge. We keep ii as
chief family medicine and find its use III ordl
ma nrr eases worth more than any doctor. The tcsti
monN of others among my arquiimt ances and triehds
is equally favorable. Many clcrgymcn have spoken
of il in the highest terms us a family medicine
Missionaries repeated instances have said ta me
in per- and in their letters, that the Pam Killer
was bv far the best medicine used in heathcn lands
III they use il for them selves and families, and ad-
minister it to others around them. Thus much am
inclined say act of justice To yourselves, Hnd
as IA benefit to others. You at liberty to this
testimonial, il of ANY service.
Rev. W. 3. JACOBS.
Lat. Editor Christian Chronicle.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18

= & Sacks Of roii'- for sale ch 'ap, by
~ lI1-ul $. SILYRENAE.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-10-18

The following official report of an en-
gagement between the Daylight, com
mander Lockwood, and battery at Cape
Henry, in which the latter was silenced
is received tonight, and adds another
to the roll of our naval achievements:
U. S. PROPELLER Daylight, !
I,J
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
RIFFS SALE.

Y vure Of An execution to me directed frem the Circuit
Dickson county, Tennessee at its February term
1861 expose public sale, 10 the highest bidder r cash
ths Toll cats the Charlotte and Jones Greek Surnpk
Cmpany, miles Of Charlotte, Tuesday the
Both right ttle interest and claim, ard
esar which the Charlotte Jones' Creek Turnpike Coups
n.y. then had or may sine. acquired the follow
property The Turnpike known the Char
ee Greek Turnpike beginning about twelve miles
Of Charlotte, and terminating at tbs southeast
boundary town. togehr with O OF land appur
adjoining the toll gate the butts and bouL of
viii will be given the day Of sale Also, some Picks
Shovels action, levied the property
Charlotte Jones' Greek Turnpike Company to salts
y my against said Charlotte aud Jenes
Greek nfnpke Company in favor OF Marwsek by next
friend &C. JOHN " WALKER,
apI4 dtwkwtd Sheriff OF Dicks n county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
In Chancery at jackson.

AMEs OOLLENs, complainant William and Joseph Me-
ID Cornsek, deienoaLts-Apr Rules -Iuunction and
Attachment Billion mo ion OF complainant, solicitors
appearing 10 tie satisfaction CLERK AID Master
from allegation In comp bill, VII sworn to- that
william joseph Nc ormBcF az thr
sae Of Tennessee, is therefore publication be
successive weeks in the Or ion and American
newspaper published the city Of Nashville RECURRING said
appear the term Of the Chancey Corrt
held county Ct jackson, in the Ganesboro
Monday August s a. then and 70 enter
their defence will be taken for confessed and SET
Ter hearing pare then and il is farther ordered
by Fife, Judge &C that the said William and
Jostph Mccormack from trading collecting trans
Ierrng note made defendant William for $3.50 oil
by Csen until the further order Of said Court
WIN. H. Bolts, G. L N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18

cHILIs HtR and others eomplanantr Larkin Brooks
~ and observation-disclosures Bill March kues-Vn
accomplishment BY his solicitor and appearing % M
sssfaction Of ek Master from allegation N com
bill which that def ndant larkln breJAs
resident Of the State Of Tennessee it Is therefore a.
"a thst pubstion made Tor four weeks IN ne
Union and American, pewspspsr published IN .hs S
Nashville requiring the resoent deter dan 10
t,e ne bsnce,v Al apesboro before the second
apdav IN Auru-t 1861 and plsinanls bill Or e
same vii be taken fr confessed and set joWn io
pArte IN him. WILLIAM n DOAAS'
RI feeH3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
I'm Chnncerv ar linden. Tenn.

NHAR Rs GoLHART, A Kericl haus ct alApril Rules
l6olCToss Bill In this cause il appears from Com
PiAnAntS hill which is to, defendants Ker
baus and James Morgan, rdens Of the State Of
Tennessee II Is therefore cred that publication he made in
the Nashville Union and American four eSsive weeks
requiring said defendants TO appear at the Of the
Chancey Court to he ho deD Tor the county of Perry the
courthouse thereof IN Linden, Thursday the
Monday in June next, plead complain
bill, the will the
set for hearing pArte to them.
IsAAoN HULMB, c. NJ.
n. n Cox, Solicitor for Compliments
splg-u4tpr'siees3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
CLARK n FULLER'S
AnlbrO31a1 OIL,
= y n = n y n = y y y 4
SOLE PoPRIErORs,
URES

L u n ES
Headache, EaYache,
Coughs Neuralgia, Colds Eryspeas Bronch It's Dyspepsia
Collie Cramps Infsned Eyes, Chronic Sore h. Sore Throat
Burns Bruises sprains, Chapped Hands Piles Ulcers
ara, Bunos Corns, Frosted Feet, Deafness Old
Sore Breast Sore Nipples scSd Read Rngwom, letter.
tes Spider Bites Dog Bites, Rat Bites The world cha
on Sores Ryes hortts, sprsin swnney, Poll Evil
TistuA Calls, fresh Wounds Swengs
and remedy apply to tesde footed horses
tho feet and bath well about the log OF
he foot Cures cutaneous diseases or beast
No remedy all but we can show more
proof 0I in Its healing proper
tles being bougat than can
he produced any other medicine.
We do not every maady TO which the human
amy are subject but what proclaim suhsanAte
The AhBRokAL OIL ts Nashville PepaTa-
tnn and the south and Southwest by M good
aists general dealers The South may be justly proud
at Dr. Clark Euaive TennesseA, after much labor and re
has produced really worthy meocise which bound
70 drive much OF The worthless, lnP0fo uas
he country Is flooded ,,.-,,., -.
e at our Office where will take pleasure IN show
d. lssrs and to set for IN lhe form
~ Involvement Of which from Physicians IN
~ n ng using in their practice as they state,
With marvellous effects. =, -.,. 40 ,,..,, m, .0r.
HrS a ~ Evidence he virtue OF Clark FulerG Am
an evidence 50 SntheKtic, and o persons whose werd
srs irreproachable Read aRo be convinced
AID ssnolns Ae CLARK, GREGORY q CO.,
q popretOr Nashville Tenn. Depot u college street.
Nashville, Tenn. -, ~ T,,rogists and coprt-v
For sale py tne fiOP LovlO-W6m
merchants.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
ChnncerH Notice.

TsAAC HEsTAND. Admir- complainant, vs. Susan Hestand
and others ser dants.-oiginal Bls-At March Rules
on motion Of complainant by his solicitor, and appearing to
IT, tIsacton OF the and Master from allegation in
cnpiainans BILL which is sworn that the defendants Hil
liam Hestsn nreoent OF The State OF Tennessee lts
ered that pubczto four successive weeks IN the
Union and American newspaper published in the city Of Nsso
Vile requiring the said resident defenoantto appear before
Die hanoery GainesboTo before the ID Monday
in August next comp lsinaut bill the will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing pare 70 him
WILLIAM II Bolts, 4 NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
N CHANCERY- COUnT ar linden,

In CHANCERK COUHT Al La,.HHs.rss
Tenm.s.A. II. Guthrie rs J. 1. Cragg. et
kues, 1s6lIn this cause It appears from me Gu p
bill, VIII to, that the Attendants p ~ r.
and Henry c. 3rorn are residents OF ne sA on
Jee It Is therefore orded that publication Be Ine
villa Union snd Arrfuan four successive
aid 10 appear next tern OF ne Coor.
10 be hol6en for the county Of Perry at the court hou 1sre
o An Linden on THURSDAY after the the Monday IN SuE
49, 90 .sd answer or denar compliments BILL or IN
viii he taken for confessed sad the cause settle he.rn
~ 80 a. ~ fhels ISAAC y. HULME, 4 II.
Ny cox Attorney for conpla4nsnts.
IA rlfnrfaf feel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
Office.

VuvBos T. SWIFT. william umphrsyssThs pla,ntn, b
adaT states that he defendant Is indebted to him, ana
a she State, having obtained from JuB
dos Of Peace Of said ecuEsn original attachment
against Of The defendant eturnabe before my
cree in Of Waverey, Tennesse the 25d OF FEB
runry 1851 and the sans having been levied the dendan
property 1t IL therefore ordered that the defendant sppe1
before before the 10th day Of Nay next defend al
attachment suit, or will be proceeded with pArte
further ordered that this notice be published four ~ ~
Nashville Union and American, neUspaper publsneo N -
si;y Of Nashville, Tenn. February 2d, 1861: ,,..r
,u,ycg-uStnr'rseeS3s Justice Of the Peace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
new
FITRNITURE STORE

x,sr sakes this method Of izfcrHing his patrons
and Ss public generally mat l. pa Jus. nTsd ron ses
Aest VI all attention. He has taken and superby
t M The store sc Market street next door 70 me oo
80 am particularly dessicus to show % those
q - u rcbsss ny stock Of Mattresses just made and
ri superior others IN the market By calling
Red Store" No. 50 Market street. will meet with
s,s,t,ve clerks DEEM II pleasure 70 show the stock
efer You wish 10 purchase OF net 30 conaetoS totA
any other establishment ,r, -v,
mar6-2m cAML HArehAW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-18
Black Sampson

wH7rI Stand al oodiettsvIe David On county Tenn and
w wiz serve Jsnus.sa 81 $50 or seTny eS'., ~ ~ NJ
ISieV oroors' Black sampson OF Bourbon county KY,
ou x Catalan Jenny, Of The sane as - nss EEe
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