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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29
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On the 18th Nov, 1861, at Cannon City,
MINI, by Rev. G. S. LIE Due, Mr.. JAMES
DowN1E, formerly of Pomery, and Miss JE-
NETTE CROSBY, of Pomeroy.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29

Pleas. and the District Courts IN The 7th
.Judtcia l-Dtstrict of Ohio:
THE times fixed for holding the Courts of Com.
i mon Pleas and District Courts, for the several
Counties of the Seventh Judicial District Of Ohio,
for the year 1852, are as follows:
DISTRICT COURTS.
In the County of Washington, on tn, seventeenth
In the County of Mciss on the twenty first day of
In the County of Gallia, on the twenty-'hrd day
In county of Lawrence, on the twenty fifth
In ths County OF Pike, on the twenty eighth day
In thss County of scioto, on the thirtieth day of
In the County of Perry, TIL third day of Sep
In tlf County of Fairfield, the fifth day of Sep
tember,
In the County of Hooking, on the tenth day Sep
In the county of Athens on the twelfth day of
September.
In the County of Vinton, the fifteenth day of
In the County of Jackson, the seventeenth day of
September.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
First Subdivision
H. the County of Perry on the twenty fourth DAY
of February, the fifth day of May, and the twenty
ninth day OF September.
In the County of Hockins. Oh the tenth day of
March, the nineteenth day Of May. and The thirteenth
In the County OF Fairf I'D. on the twenty fourth
day OF March, the second day of June, and the
twenty day of October.
Second Subdicision
In the County of Lawrence, the tenth day o:
February, the twelfth day of May, and the twenty
second day of September.
In the County of Vinton, on the tenth day of Feb
ruary the twclfh day of May, aud the twenty see
: ond day of September.
In the County of Jackson, the twenty fourth day
of-February, the twenty-sixth day OF May, and the
thirteenth day of October.
In the County of Pike, on the tenth day of March,
the ninth day of June, and the twenty da!
of October.
March, the sixteenth day of June, and the third day
of November.
Third Subdivision.
In the ounty of " Washington, on the wenty-fourth
day of February, the nineteenth day o. May ard the
ninth day of October.
In the County of Athens, the sixth day of March,
the :wenty ninth day Of May, and the twentieth day
of October
In the County OF Meigs, the seventeenth day of
March. the ninth day of june and the thirteth day
of October.
In the County of G:.llia, the twenty fourth day
of March, the sixteenth day OF June, and the tenth
day of November.
bone at Jackson Courthouse, Ohio, September
10 b, 4. D., 1861.
WV v. Y. ljoaaNsoN, Judges,
H. C. WHITMAN.
THE STATE OF OHIO MElGS COUNTY, S.-1,
H. L. Sibluy, Clerk, of the Court OF Common Pleas
in and for said County aud State do hereby certify
that the foregoing is true copy OF the times Of no Id
ing the Courts in the Seventh judicial Distfct as
entered record in this Office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
lNS Der, @ 4. D., . 1851. H. l.. SiBLEY. CLERK.
.,VY. IA, '6l.-46 ct.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29
NOTICE.

r,i Nsigs Sg45s County, ns oa.'' 81. Probate Court
NOTICE is hereby given that the Cd ac-
~ count of William Foster and John Ash
WORTH Adm rs of the estate of Thomas Ash
worth, decd, has been filed in said Court, to-
gether with their motion for further time to
collect the assets OF said estute, and that the
same are set for hearing ca the Sd day Of De-
cenlbcr, A. D. 1861.
W. Fl. LASLEY, Probate Judge
Nov. 70 1881 Is 81
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29

DGWe are indebted to A. S. Tidd,
Esq, for full list of the volunteers from
Olive Township. But having published
a like. one, furnished by another cores
pondent, before that of friend Tidd was
received, its publication is, of course,
rendered unnecessary. We thank him
none the less however for the favor.
Fires.
On Saturday night last a frame build
ing in Coalport was completely de-
Stroyed by fire.
On Tuesday morning, about one
o'clock, the house of Thayer Horton,
Esq, in Pomeroy, was observed to be
on fire. Through the exertions of a
few citizens, the FIRE was subdund with
out doing much damage. 1t originated
by burning cinders falling from the
crate. X
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29
An Important Movement.

Our readers will find, in another
column, the proceedings of Conven-
ton of colored people, held in this place
on the sth inst, which is of more i'm
portance than most persons will suspect
on first thought. We have not time or
space this week to say much upon the
subject. But we look upon the move
ment as one of great moment.
We believe the Island Of Hayti is
destined to absorb larger share of the
worlds notice in future than almost any
other country. In it, we believe, is to
be worked out the problem of colored
race. We will devote some attention to
the subject hereafter, and will very
cheerfully open our columns for calm
and rational investigation of the duties
and interests of the colored people, in
reference to their future.
Hayti seems to offer them the very
theater upon which they may develope
their highest capabilities. But they do
we'll to act with eau ton, and every re-
hecting man will approve their action
in sending delegate to examine and re-
port, that they may act wisely. Our
readers would be utterly amazed at the
magnitude to which the emigration to
Hayti has attained within the last year.
But it has been conducted in such a
quiet, orderly manner that it has scarcely
attracted any notice. We will note the
progress of the movement hereafter.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29

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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29

p@- Geo. P. Buel, the Louisville cor
respondent of the Gin. Times, has been
arrested for sending to that paper in
formation which had been prohibited by
Gen. Sherman. Other correspondents,
it is said, are to be arrested. 1t is a
pity Adjutant General Thomas could
not be arrested for like offense. Ger
tainly no newspaper correspondent ever
committed so great breach of propri-
ETY. as he did in his celebrated "report"
against Fremont.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29

R6s@To TEAcHERs.-The Board of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet Oh
the first Saturday of each month, in Pomeroy,
for the examination of Teachers.
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and continue till 44 P Nj.
B9~No Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation who has q certificate valid for three
months from tie date of said application.
By order of the Board
Jan. 1860. H. C. WATERMAN, Clerk.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29

NOTICE
rs hereby given, that the undersigned has
i this day filed, in the Probate Court of Meigs
County, Ohio, petition praying for an order
authorizing him to sell certain claims specified
in said petition belonging to the estate of Sam
uel II. Brown, decd, which accrued in the life
time of said decedent, and which have become
desperate. Said petition will be for hearing
on the 2sth day of November, A. D. 1861. &
H. S. BUNDT,
Execr of the estate of S. II. Brown, decd
Octocer 26, l961.-44-4t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29
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Planning of all kinds done, and lumber sawed to
order; also keep constantly OH hand Sash, Doors.
Blinds, Lath and ShiLgles. Our cash prices for
dressed Lumber are as follows:
Yellow Pine Flooring per thousand SO 90
White % 80
Ceiling 20 U0
Weathe rboarding per hundred feet t25
All orders addressed 10 Pomeroy P. o. will receive
prompt attention. lmaY Is. .16U.-l9-ly
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29

To the Clerks Of The Courts Of Common
Pleas and the District G0urts IN The 7h
,Ju9IciaJ-{)istrict of Ohio:
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29

THE times fixed for holding the Courts of Com
l. mon Pleas and District Courts, for the several
Counties of the Seventh Judicial District of Ohio,
for the year 1862, are as follows:
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-29
Times of Holding Court.

Oct. 10, 1sGl.-43-4t#
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-04
CITY NEWS.
Dion. Loscnh IInI. nr Krnlu

Hon, Joseph Holt, Of Kentucky.
ESTHu SIASuc RECEPTION At IRNING uAtL
The public reception rendered hy the cont
mttce Of the Chamber Of Commerce, and Of
citizens generally, 20 the distinguish el Ken
mokiun, lostrn Hour, took place last evening
At Irving Hall Notw outstanding the very un-
favorable state Of the weather the hall was
den,ely crowded IN every part, over two thcu.-
and person, hains present
At eight o'clock, the Hon. Mr. Holt appear
ed on the stage, accompanied by large depu
tlton from the Chamber Of Commerce, AMI a
nUmbcr OF our most distinguished citizens. Ga
his entrance the audience seemed almost frantic
with enthusiasm. Cheer after cheer shook the
building for some time.
MI, Dodge called the meeting to onier and
ON nomination Pelatiah Pcrit, ESQ, was
chosen topresdc.
Mr.. Pcrt introduced Mr.. Holt Us one To
whom the county was indebted in great
measure for its salvation, in consequence OF his
energy and patriotism in the discharge of the
duties Of Secretary OF War, post which he ac-
cepted in the county's darkest hour of peril
Hon. Mr., Holt was again, as he rose gree1od
by a series Of the most deafening cheers. The
flowing Is an abstract Of his remarks,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-04
Military and Naval movements,

Eigh, additional Brigadior Generals have
been appointed, xix Of whom ore officers Of old
regiments, VIZ NJ ljor Graham, "a Drigoons;
Col. Abcrcrombia, 9Th Infantry; Brcyct Major
Justus McKinstIy; Major Sedswick, 1t Cav
airy; Capt. Meade, Typographical Engineers.
All these officer, with the exception of Capt.
Meade, were engaged in the war with Mexico,
and were hrcyctcd for distinguished services.
The bark Gem Of the SEA arrived at tn
brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday, to b. fitted out
a. s-orcship The T.. H. lldc j. nearly conn
plctrd, and will 20 into comm' -ipu TO-DAY. Trio
James Adgcr will he ready -oon. She will tab"
a guard OF marines, and II crew Of about go blue
i''.1HiluuOwing vessels are now at the yard it,
ting cut, and waiting for their supply %, store.
lor the ll.ckading fleet; James Adscr e. T..
u. Hale a. Rholc Island CIV, Satrlit, %,
Putran (2), S'ar and Stripes CO. Valley City
a., D~aaaluri, Gem Of the Sea and R,lca-c
All men enlisted al the recruiting office cor
Gcr Of |. ck Slip AMI South street, are sent on
board the bark Kate SAMPLER, which !. now the
receiving slip for marines aud blue jacket, for
the revenue service, in place Of the Agts.iz
The Kate Ntalnhlcr is stationed of tho Navy
Yard.
The United S'ftc- gun boat Alhi'ro.s Is I'M.
drIguins rsptir- at the Philadelphia Navy YarI.
and the Penguin is expected Their, for rcpairs,
No time viii he lost in rendering these boats
lc'dS for active scr' ice, and rs soon as they are
completed they VIII at once resume their ras-
pcctiyc stations in the bockading h,ct.
The steamer Underwater, Lieut.. Pritchctt, Is
at the Washington Navy Yard for repairs. She
l'F NV York about ten day, ago, aud joined
the Chelpcake hotilla. Her machinery is out
of rrdcr.
The purchased steamer Jacob Bell also from
New lo,l IL disabled, and VIII he repaired a,
soon as the Underwater i, ready. While en-.
gaging battery on the Potomac, her forward
gun rohc through the dcck, rendering her uu.
scryiccIl lie until it can br repaired
The Rnnd,wir, (iO), /, being prepared to
accom- dat" the prisoners bruu;h, irom liittcras,
by the Minnesota.
The Potomac (jW sailed yesterday for IIlm,.
ton Roads.
TIM SrNTY.NINIu. Tho officers aud mon of
the G'iI Regiment, n. Y. ;. NJ, arc ordered to
meet At E-scN Market drill room thi, Wclnc,-
dHy morning tn receive their mica .c for the
lnarch To- and from Washington The Rev.
Father Mooney has had u letter from CJl. Cor
coran, dated August *, in which that Gallant
officer state, that he i in good health and mir
IL, and that the wounded national prisoners arc
last recovering.
TIM FIEsr RrGNrNr on FI-r ZprAvrs.-
The number Of the First Re ,imcrt of Fire Zou.
aNcs, now ou Brdloc'- Island, is hil about $50.
tul, losiCr states, however. that he knows
here all the of tho mon lro u,J ..t, I,,...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-04
rhe nemncrn,ir CnnycnlIor.

VIZ have very full tclcgraphic speculation.
ON the future Of the Democratic Convention
which meets Mt Syracuse TO-DAY, OF which we
can only make room for the substance. The
important statement is made, that the re-olu-
tons will be for vigorous and earnest pros, Gu.
tion Of tho war, coupled with offers Of peace t.
the rebels cat any moment h,g wiR r'UB n
Hdr allegiance by this qualification con-
pIetfiirhgihtH" rde"Dc6TSSpath' AMdhitGd t'i&
candidates, except opposition 70 the Republican
Cabinet, and state policy.
The prospect is that the Tammany dclc,,tior
will be admitted and the Mozart excluded. the
country delegates regarding Mozart a. un.ounl
on the war, and the long heads generally bcin
not unwilling to take the opportunity to end
the feud by squelching the unpopular anil dis.
oval Mozart faction once for all. The John A,
Green organization have cut clear from Mozart
The excluded faction, it is rumored will go
into the Union party!
HENAS j. REpFIELD seems booked for Pres.
ident of the Convention. Judge CoMsrocK,
Secretary JoSEs AMI Engineer RICHMOND are
likely TO be re-nomnatcd Jomv J. TAYLOR.
Of 1ioga, is most prominent for Compt oller.
Attorney General, FRANcGs KEENAN, or LYMAN
TREMAINE. RHODES or e. G.. b. WALKER for
Inspector. W. W. WmGur, Canal Commi,-
soner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-04

The Daiiy N,rs Of yesterday, SUE, for peu,
and publication, under censorship. II OK
presses itself apprchelsiye OF suppression, cycn
in the neutral course j, ma, adopted TIL week
and begs to b. informed under what limitation,
Il may 60 on, promising to Observe the regula-
tions scupulously-il it secs 1T. A. it, sin
cerity, and the utility OF it, cNi,tcuc, in any
shape, are not likely to imprc-, any body very
deeply, it will probably be left in it, present
uncertain aud impotent position until II rpuchc,
worse. Not a solitary moumcr will rcuiu,
over any fate that may await t..
The weekly National Zci.oaq Of hi, city. :.
the most audacious and violent secession or,,,p
in the loyal states, and goes unblu,hmsly for
the absolute subjugation Of the whole couutr,
TO JEFF. DAVIS, by the adoption Of the con
federate constitution. It styles the President
"Usurper, military dictator, Sc, and hurl,
savage threats against him and his "minions, q
a. 1t calls the patriot soldiers of the Union.
The existence Of such yillainous sheet ought
not 10 be tolerated for another day in this terri
BILE crisis.
The editor Of the French paper in this city.
has yielded as gracefully a, possible To impend-
ing fate, and retired "for the war" ieayio,
his place to be filled by lees disoyal men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-04

VIZ soc it announced that Hon. d. :. Dick
INsoS and lion. lloRArIo BALLARD will al.
dress the citizens Of Cortland County to-
day, on the condition of the country. Mr..
BALLARD has ever been the " Soft" leader
in Cortland County, AMI u lifelong opponent
Of Mr.. DICKINSON within the party. lie WI,
beatcn in struggle for delegate to the stat,
Convention last year, upon the issue Of MIR
Dickinson nomination for die Presidency.
The joint appearance of these two gentlemen AT
Union meeting indicates favorable sll,e OF
politics at least in Cortland County.
We see also that joins Clancy, Of the
Leader, has come to speak not only in term, Of
respect but in language of strong commentator
q Mr.. DICKINSON. This is a decided chang.
and with other similar incidents, woul seem to
cast doubt upon the Uoylrs assumption that
in case of Union nomination for Judge OF the
Court of Appeals, Mr u. would nv, drew votes
from the old " Soits."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-04

like thcse, whom there was eveey disposition 10
violate the laws, Il was rnore necessary than
ever, TO secure the protection of lih liberty and
property, by proper administration d the
laws.
The Recorder called the Grand Jury's atteu-
ton also TO certain points Of Isr, which the
Court Is requ red by law to charge snd to the
mode a their transac ing business. The follow
ing are the Narnes Of the Grand Jury empannell-
eli:
Gordon W. Durham, Foreman; Dsniel NJ.
Devoe, Samuel Dowsen, Jonathan A. Prazee,
John n. Oleott, Winthrop s. Gilman. Archi-
bald A. Peterson, William b. Hook, Elils Pom
vert, Richard d. Lathrop stephen Philbin,
William Minis, Robert W. Rodman, wiimot
Oakley, Hiram Wisner, James ID. Smith, Rotert|
Woodward, Edward BILL Charles A. Baldwin,
Elias Dexter
James McGrath was convicted of picking
pockets, In stealing fom Patrick O'lIare, at 81
Washington street, a pocket book, containing
S17b, and he was sent 70 the State Prison 10
two years and eight months.
Thomas Carter, burglar, was convicted 70 |
a burglary at a grocery store, and ste iling 100
lis. Of butter. The sentence was imprisonment
in the State Prison for three years.
Jacob Gutenberg VS. convicted II petty lar
ceny, in stcalin., 10 hreastpiu. bracelet, &c, and
he was sent TO the rcni'c''tiry for six months,
and was fined IN idtion SI0g, to remain in the
Penitentiary until the line is paid This was a
bad character.
Richmond We ks plead guilty Of forgery in
the fourth degree. he being charged with pass
ing counterfeit lank notes. Sentence d eferr 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-04

4 The priyatoer Sumter was in fair way Of
beinq taken-the PowhAtan having on the 18th
osptvred q prize Of the Sumter with a large
letter bag. from which her exact whereabouts
and intended movements were learned, anil tho
pursuit was Immediately commenced.
An Ruglishman, arrived at Louisville from
Riohmoud, reports that on Saturday last JEFr
DAVIS was very III, and not expected to live.
lie saws the rebel force In Virginia does not eX-
coed 10000, fearfully reduced by sickness.
The southern papers say that half the fighting
force are in the hospitals.
From Missouri we learn that the rebel forces
are retiring from all points, iowari Ark'nsa'.
McCuII.ocH hal left for Arkinsa., with much
disafcction in his army. llARDEE's force re-
troatsd RAPIDLY toward Arkansas, before General
ParSr,sa. who advanced from lronton, few
DAYS since. General PRicT, with 1900 rebels,
was, however, on the road to jefferson City, be
tween Bolivar and Warsaw.
An exchange Of prisoners was arranged be-
tween Colonel WALLACE, al Cairo, aud General
PnIow.
SEVERAL Of yesterday morning. papers were
sold by s'scnsntion" dispatch announcing the
death Of JErr. DAVIS. It is supposed that
rebel officer Of high rank was 'hot in a scouting
expedition the day previous, in whose honor
their aags were lowered, and out Of this grew
a rumor that the signs OF wo' were for the
death Of the Emperor.
The Priyatecr JEFF. Davis Is dead however,
having been wrecked ON the Florida coast and
totally lost.
Exciting rumors were rife in the city YES
teriay relative to heavy firing south Of the
Potomac. Nothing took place except artillery
exercise in the Notifications, and II few harm
lcss shots from MuNsoS's Hill.
The rumor Of the recapture Of the PcnVcol
Navy Yard, Ny Col. Blows d Fort Pichcns,
Is not confirmed.
We have very cheering reports, although no
positive facts, from the Kentucky Legislator,
now in session at Frankfort. It is alleged that
the state " i'll he at once wheeled into the Unior
line, and the neutrality humhug re
pudiated. Gov. MAGorFiS rs said to he try
ing to save his neck by promise. Of loya
obedience.
The rebels are reported to he fDriiiy ing Act
nit Point, 40 miles below Alexandria, and all
Potomac Creek, below Aqua Greek.
The Naval Retiring Board has been coR,tit
ted as follows:-Com. PAuLpiNG Chairman
Captains BELL and FArIAGrr and Surgeo
HUSTER and PINCKNEY.
The President has roinstated RaGTn PERr
rs Commander in the navy.