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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-15
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-15
seizure of the Little Rock arsenal.

Seizure of the Little Rock Arsenal.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 9-The Little Rock
Arsenal, containing 5000 stand of arms,
large amount Of ammunition and forty
cannon, including Capt. Bragg's Buena
Vista battery, was surrendered to the
State authorities yesterday, and is gar
risoned by 100 volunteers.
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W HE UrUtncI eoHSplT5IOT, bne governor
ofL6aisiana, for a loan Of portion of
the stolen arms. This request was
promptly acceded to, and His 'Missis-
siffi highdess has sent to the -Legisla--
latufe oftliat aEmpirenaa special mes.
sage, in which he acknowledges the re-
ceipt often thousand stand Of the stolen
arms, ana fprasffses the fraternaf regard Of
tBese mississippi Geovvsfhor,s IA III dieeidihg
the spo;Is.i aAnd The Dispatches Of to-:
night bring the Startling news that the
United States mint, at New Orleans, has
justibccn taken BY the rebels, with three
HUNDRED and oJsty thousaad dollars III
gota eoss, 3tAezc;s This is nice raise
byahe scecssfonfsts.9o And It seems that
the Government 1T Washington looks
calmly ont sfR y - 80 % '
The ..irrepressible codaict' viii soon
manifest itself in the g Kingdoms Of the
South The Gulf States want cheap
nigsers, and, consequently, want.to SO to
the cheapest market Africa--fsr them;
and, consequently, again, that viii iAter-
fere With the trade Of the Border States;
and again, consequently, that brings up
rivalry Of interest which IS "irreprcs-
titse.'a We sympathize with Virginia
in the trying circumstances in which she
is sRtaesd9 She now draws a revenue of
about fssty eaiilions Of dollars annually
from the sale Of. mufattoes, The Con-
stituaion and taxs Of Congress which
.prchibit the african trade, operate as
Il protective tariff upon her productions,
wRiell inclines her to the Union as it is.
Bat che Free States do not patronize
her ''peculnr" manufactures, and there
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GENERAL wooL's BODY GUARD.

Tho organization above referred to is Of the best
disciplined and most efficient corps in the service ard
composed OF but picked men, II the FIRST troop
Of cavalry left this State for the of war More
than four months have elapsed since th took their
departure from this city FOR Fortress Monroe where they
have since been stationed. Under their able anil expert
ciced OF GERS the attained sch proficiency
in their drill aud compored themselves like thorough
soldiers, that tho veteran General Wool saw I'll appoint
them his body guard. They accompany tie &c
neral whenever lie visits any Of the diercn, cncamp
gnents now stationed a. Old Point, and tho mon
seem to be proud Of The position which has
been assigned them. few weeks ago General Wool
despatched Lieutenant s. A. Mellick TO this city for tho
purpose Of recruiting additional hundred men
10 III up the squadron, and owing to the indeiatgabls
oxertons OF this officer, there are wanting but few
20 complete tho requisite number. The re-
crgiting Office IL at 424 Broadway. Sergeant Lee who
came TO this city with Lieutenant Mellck, returned
last week from the interior Of the State with twenty
men, after an absence OF but few days.
With this accession Of one hundred men TO their ranks
we have doubt but that the wool Body Guard will
present hnc appearance and create quite uror when
next they appear on parade
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Retirement or Madame Grisi from the

Ma6ape Grisi is now giving series of farewell per-
foimanecs IN tho English provinces Before taking her
final leave Of The London public she wrote tho following
letter.
Having made my last appearance in London have de-
tefmlned to bring my professional career 10 close by
na visit to the principal towns Of Great Britain and Ire
land In so doing, believe am acting consistently and
endeavoring to show how deeply have treasured the
welcome that for many years has been so lavshy be-
slowed upon me in this country. There something IN
cSpressby affecting to me in addressing the word fare
wc' to an English audience; Tor that farewell is an
aeier--and forever-to the land Of my adoption an
artist to the land In which have been centred all my
hopes in which have been realized my brightest wishes
II is farewell TO carosr which, BY uncxamped gene
rosity and unparalleled Kindness has far surpassed my
expectations and exceeded my deserts. To say adieu,
therefore TO this country inspires with the deepest
regret That his regret is shared by the English public
venture 10 believe, for TO think otherwise would be TO
do violence to q support that has failed mc-to
Partially on which have had but too often to depend
It is this Consciousness that mtgates the pain nsepara
bic from such IN occasion, and that will always be
Source o pleasure TO mo IN my retirement, enhancing the
hgance ol those countless acts q favor for which
the thousands WHO have bestowed them viii have the
heartfelt gratgdeQ GlvLlA G.;lsi.
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The Maryland state Election.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 6, 1861
General Dix this morning issued instruction to the
judges to allow 10 vote who took part bore
in the April riot who refuses when challenged to
take an oath Of fidelity to tho government
The election returns in this city indicate that Augustus
W. Bradford the Union candidate for Governor and the
whole Union ticket has from 10 600 TO Is 900 majority
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-Evcning
The election in the city passed OF without any dis
turbance. Over two hundred were made of par
ties charged with reasonable conduct Many however
were subsequently discharged.
Tho whole vote in the city reached about 90 ooo
Washington county, IL ia estimated, gives 1000 ma
jorty for Bradford.
Hartford county gives large Union majority
Frederick county also.
The Union majority in the State will be very large
Elkon, Cecil county gives Union majority of 600
Bradfords Union) majority has not yet been ascertain
ed, but will not fall short of Is 600.
FaEpEsrcg, Nov. s--Noon.
The election IS proceeding very quietly. There Is no
disturbance, and armed military the polls The
Union ticket il thus iar six hundred ahead in Tyede
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ARrIuR-sonEIPr- Monday, November a. by Rev
j. w, Rieael, Mr. HENRY ARTHUR, Of New Orleans La to
Miss CpRaTSA ScHFIIr, OF Now York.
HARRis--RoRasoN. Wednesday, November 6, by
the Rev. Frederick G. Clark w. HARRIS to EMMA eldest
daughter Of H. w. Robinson, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
JoHgsroy-SilRE,E.--On Sunday evening, November 3
by the Rev. a. l.. Brice, JOSEPH H. JOHNSTON TO EL2ArEII
youngest daughter Of Isaac shreve ESQ all Of Hobokcn
N. J.
MDowEII--sPAEG.-In London at 81. Martins in tho
Fields, Monday morning, October 81, H. II. MDowEtL
ESQ Of New York, to Miss s. JosEPSE, Oldest daughter
Of Charles 7. spang Esq. OF Pitsburg, Ia
Shw--EBREg.--!n Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening
November G. by the Rev. Thomas Wilkes, ROBERT SHAW
OF New York, to HARRErTg daughter of the late William
Ebrey of BROOKLYN.
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VIEW OF ST.. LOUIS, CAIRO, MrNrms, Erc,--A
birds eye or panoramic view map Of ST. Louis, CAR
70, Memphis and country adjacent by Mr. Smith has JUS
been published by G. & Rae Smith, II Nassau street
The birds eye Wow manner Of laying before the public
clear and traceabe map OF States largely Identified
with tho war for the Union and upon whose surface some
OF Its most decisive battles must be fought is great
artistic Improvement, and IT. production az this tlmc
must lead to the publication of other panoramic views
OF other States likely TO be tn theatre OF the war The
cities, towns, strategcal and mineral points are well
pointed out The map presents much useful information
without trouble in looking after ia great desieratum
at this time,
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90 CLINTON PLACE, -
DEAFNESS AND IMPAIRED SIGHT CURED
BY THE ETHEREAL INHALATOR.
Observe,-Dr Won MOSCHZISKER Oculist and Aurist
has his oce to 33 Clinton place. between Uuniver
sits place and Broadway.
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

DEoPLEs SYRACUSE UNION GENERAL COMMIT.
tee and Nomn ng Convention for the city and county
Of New York. met at their to adjournment
lest evening-Andrcw Lewis ESQ., Vice President acting IA
Chairman and Hon Conrad Swackhamer and Asa b. Gard.
ne o. Sccretriesto take into consideration the
ninau n candidate foi Mayor 1t deemed advisable
10 defer action in the matter the Convention adjourned
Tuesday evening TIC 2 instant at their head:
CHARTERS 5I Broadway N. Y Addresses were made
graduating Messis Genet Hall, Purdy Woodruff, Cornell.
Connolly Iourel and other candidates Of the party who
,u4e heau fagl n "A
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Citv Politics.

PEOPLES UNION (sYRACUsE) coNvENTIoN-c. doD-
FREY GUNTHER NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.
Tho regular meeting Of the above Convention held
at the Cooper Institute last evening.
After the transaction of some unmportant business
on motion of Henry Snyder G. Godfry Gunthor, Esq.,
named by reclamation tho candidate OF the Conven.
ton FOR tho Mayoraty at theensung election.
The Convention then adjourned to the call Of the Ex
ccutive Committee.
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The ARRAY at Halifax ON Board the
Shooting Star.

IIALIFAN n. 8, NOV 0, ISBI
The particulars OF the recent ARRAY board the Shoot
ing Star are as follows-Two policemen went aboard to
sorve writ for small amount, when they attacked
by the crew. One of tho policemen killed and the
other wounded The crew afterward cut the cabo and
made sail, but being pursued by n steamer her
aground. All hands and two women captured
board OF schooner bound TO Gloucester. An inquest will
be held on tho body OF the policeman. Tho captains
name Lane and is OF Gloucester that Of the murderer
is Burdel, of New York.
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The New Jersey state Election.

NEWARK, ~ J. Nov. o, 1851
Tho State OF New Jersey has gone as follows
Senate-Ten democrats ten independent democrats
and ten republicans.
House-lhere Is probably small Union majority.
Morris county-750 democratic majority.
Hunterdon county-900 democratic majority.
Bergen county is democratic.
Middlosex county-60o democratic majority.
Essex county-1 400 democratic majority.
Passaic couny-G00 republican majority
Union county-A small republican majority.
NO state ticket was run-merey county elections.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. Q, 1861.
Tho State has gone democratic The returns arc not
yet all in but sufficient TO make it certain that tho demo
Gratis will have majority in both branches OF tho Legs
'ature Tho House is composed of 90 members and tho
Senate 81 Tho footngs at this time areSenate IL do
mocrats 10 republicans House, SO democrats % repub
kCans aud one Union,
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THE LIEUTENANT COLONELCY OF THE
FIRST REGIMENT, SICKLES BRIGADE.

In recent ssuc q the HERAp Il was stated that Capt
Holt, OF the Nineteenth regiment, OF New York, had
been appointed Lieut. Colonel Of the FIRST regiment
sickies Brigade should have road that Major Eeber.
Farnham who out with the regiment in the position
OF Major had received that appointment
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THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS RELIEF FUND
OF THE SIXTY. NINTH REGIMENT.

The widows and orphans of deceased members Of the
sixty ninth regiment and such Of its members ~ have
been disabled during the campaign ave requested 10
meet the Relief Committee 10 morrow morning III ten
O'Clock the Arsenal IN White street. 1t is necessary
for applicants to have the proper testimonials.
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orr ALDERMANlc DIsrRfCT.-AT A NEE

9TH ALDERMANic DISrRICT-AT A MEETING OF
. The Union citizens OF the Eighth Adcrmanic districts
held Lndhema Hotel No. ilj Grand street. wednes-
day evening Nov g. the meeting being called 10 order, Mr.
ID. Finn moved that Mr. Wm H. Tracy be chairman
this meeting which was unanimously adoped and On
Mr. John Christian elected secretary MI James
offered the following resolution which was adopt
ed
That all persons present favorable 70 the election
OF Peter Mitchell Alderman Of The Eighth Aldcrmano
district sign their u tho ro, pedgng themselves
10 that end. 1T.
Whereupon hundred aud twcay!o eiiLens OF sao
district came forward and signed the roll Mr. James NJ
Beron then moved that Mr. Peter Mitchell ee anu ne ~
hereby candidate Tor Alderman OF he Eightn
Adcimanc district and we hereby severaly peuge our M
hta ee on; which nouoh was
IN adopted. a committee appointed 20 WAW on ~.
Mitchell inform him " his nomination. Wncn ,ney aus
whcrupon Mr. Mitchell appeared before we meeting anu Ia
an able linton speech, accepted the noIlht.o; ~
den Nos ~ and Clinton street. on ray evsnlhg oV
& Mt ~ O'Clock. "'' u iisNSt, Nn4"@. .
Joag CHRISTIAN, Secretary
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Movements or Gen. Scott.

No visitors admittedto Gen. SCOTS room ysstor
a"y large number called ON rim, but were informed
"' 'he General was rather Than usual and couit
hot Tccelve viaito~~ --t.~ 4.
we've Gen. Morris, Major r. J. Leslie, Hamilton Fish
Schuyler Hamilton, Col s. D. Posey and Chas A. Clinton
Nothing definite 10 yet decided upon in relation TO the
military turnout which is expected TO take place on Sa
turday nezt
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ERIE COUNTY.

BUFFALO, Nov 6, 1861.
Eric county IS in doubt. portion Of each ticket Is
probably elected. The result on Senator is doubtful
Rogers (pcopa is supposed TO be elected Three peo.
PIES Assembly men ire elected.
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WHERE Is PORT ROYALf
See Loyds Grea. Steel Plate Military Map Of the Southern
States showing the whole surveys. Price only 81
cens-only reliable map out. The evidence
DEPARTMENT or STATE I
WAsHiNcToN, Nov 2, 1861.
J. T. LLoYp, 164 Broadway
SIR-Send Immediately by mail 10 the Secretary OF State
copies Of yonr great military map OF the Southern States
Respectfully
J. G. DERBY,
State Librarian.
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rick county General Edward shriver, Union is elected
Commissioner Of Public Works for Allegheny Washington
Frederick, Carroll, Baltimore and Hartford counties
The following Union candidates for the Legislature arc
undoubtedly eocted-Senator, Graison Eichelbcrger;
House delegates Thomas Hammond, James NJ Coale,
Hiram Bahrman, Joshua Bggs, Thomas johnson and
Henry R. Harris.
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Trusscs.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Tusses also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup
porter combineda superior article. No. 2yesey ST. Asor
House, opposite the church
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Dr.. Upham's Electuary

Photograph A1bums-A full Assortment
For sale by FREEMAN, RIVER 4 CO., importers, No. i
Maiden lane. -.
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A Pure TObaccO.-Yellow Bank TObac.
co-Goowins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from i'm
puries for sale by all tobacco and dealers and
Wholesale by L. GOODWIN BROTHER 30 Water street.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye-Thc Best i'm the
world harmless reliable and Sold and m
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Popular Sagnclty Has Discovered that
such Soft Hats be- had elsewhere the superb
fabrics manufactured by EsPENsCEID, No. lis Nassau
street.
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Prizes Cashcd i'm all LcgalIzcd Lotteries
and information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 10
Wall street. up stairs N. Y.
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Barry's Tricophcrous IL tho Best and
cheapest article DRESSING beautfying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try t. Sold by
all druggists
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The State election passed or quietly. The city of MIL
waukec and county give 800 democratic majority. Tho
returns from the State far Indicate the election of L.
Harvey repubcan) for Governor by largo majority.
Is thought that the whole republican State ticket is
cfad
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Eank OF Albany Divide nd.

:. J, =, ALHANY NOV. o, ISbI.
dividend Of forty six and half per is declared
on AL demands allowed against tho Bank Of Albany, pay
able 10 morrow at tho Exchange Bank
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Where IL Bulls Bay9

Ladies' BnlmOrnl Gniterx-At CantrclI's,
S3 Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets for
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CristndOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pecs best in the world wholesale and retail the
privately glicd. No. 8 Aston House.
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SPECIAL oRDEsS--SO. Ats.
CrSrstf HEADor RrrRs STATE or NEW YORv

ApJrrAS1 GENERALS OFFICE, ALBANY Nov. 5, 1861
The sixty ninth regiment New York State Volunteers
Colonel Ncgent commanding. will proceed 10 Washing
ton on Monday next the 18th instant and report for
duty with his command to the General Chief. Colonel
Nrgent will timely acquisitions To bs made for
arms uniforms and all other supplies necessary, in
GLIDING transportation and subsistence the route and
have full and complete muster rolls properly certified
By tho mastering officers filed in this department
brore the day Of departure Field and line officers who
have not passed their examinations, win appea, before
the Examining Board without delay A list Of such rs
shall fail SO to appear viii be forwarded to Washington
and their commissions withheld until they shall have then
passed their examination. Drigalier General Yates Is
charged with the execution OF the details Of this order
BY order OF the Commander in Clief
THOMAS NIlLHOuSE Adjutant General.
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BosToS, Nov. 6, 1901.
The republican State ticket is elected by 900 majority
Both branches Of the Legislature largely republican.
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VOTE FOR SUPERVISOR.
ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.

Twenty FIRST ward and tho Ninth district of the Ninth
ward to bear from
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Sensible WOmcn-Thosc who Use Pyle's
o. X. Soap. pound Of which will outwear Of any
other
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ID. VphNm'S EIeCtUary
viii the many complaints arising from hnbtua Cos
vencss and nfalble specific for Piles Ia unequal.
led Price 81 Sold at us Franklin street. and at 1877 Fourth
street where Dr. UPIIAM can be professionally consulted
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storer and Hair Dressing have equals for restoring,
drcssng and identifying the hair they fail
and hold II 10 its natural color These have III
largest sale Of in the United States and the emily
exported England foreign countries Depot 1913
Greenwich street, AID for sale by all druggIsts