davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

IG.r aatp. - +ur.iy as ssisy #lc-sr.tstf
T''' .,,,a -lon Asa4t, siltlli~t snrlug.l amt
reufuIng VIII s.ln ;ssR-
ren 'a ,,,,-, yiler. ain -.ssrva u paasni a a.
-.t,c.e; q + nerss ahsft q aat wnesx az
.D.-uur laauCv. Bhg dssir4 Aatt wsnltifsvs nave
,rrlsen u alee'is, Iast Whole gsrsasillaH lssft
o., Curing ,;ir airt.s cd ssvhIGf ( an
,u, tril l-rIssa Antka pirtltiun bsEvasn
,,,ps yur-r 1~Ai,..aiiesi ,atsin And IIrncd--
mn -,s,r srpn. ale WariniHG sas,ami mt Ia
r,, sri ~ .sIn plsta'.-
,,., ,aurs We i.c.iu AL III AMT marr:i1 al
.r.nar 1aao. H1G ael ut ai,siir 1la auw
,,,,.,., tg4r7t.Ing II siuam. No nilnd
ing ne Al lnr +irilG treats 1ile aye-1nt1
-, ur MI ria:incz.. nm moments seam 10
,T..,ra,v dng uld sile D~lci1ac+ xfilr lGns 1lt:es.
4.r-,urnl -a4lnH @idlv au5 1t place, Ike luugtl-
r,-t uDrrI, II +u:l : Tint now n,ialrl
Va mint % -avprs h43S tn the pieas;llG
,,.s ", ts.4a ,ei1 lru.Ha- VIE !Ilnusc t.llev
Nj. an 80. lie t..uLv :H4ts ctllrre.t lrIunu
4 VI ..!n. iat lng. 1lem sngiii1Hc NJ tiln II
..r .1,. ..t wondering ri le 81 DiGGaElnE 11la
.. ru.- ulr lr . Ea.t..-ie&a. lnlpHUmInm
... .t.tr. ..rt d =. " VII or.ei- AZ tiu1m
--.7,, .ln- bus IL -les- nomenca u
,c.rr... n .u.t NJ az. rluHG1T+ u plrenr4.
,.r.... ana -tal.r. ilt ln4 lc'enda lE nome.
y.l r.an. t1ln 1t' Dn'n0tr lnsI ntculca glow
r, .4...7. H. % -..a -lne Wien 1le r-Ie,LIon
- .-.slat- ta.l va as nef-nItntt "a. "arlc1
..,. .l. s--"r !eE aye ~ tI:a.
4..5 varu rsr lst:.es Iii ~. ,'nr.
tli I'll DHr fa.ur1es Fon-
Chem. n gn'.At.I. sInp'ur'
- r. 'It- d AN.
... ~ ~ .a"s 'n..e.9at Iv4r .he 4c1uGura
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

4cacs on TEaArASr, pEt Ghanr=rrr AAssa -e~s.
KAnHzsar1s gauyHY~ = IA Esut.-
iSAr,lf 8 9Exs3 NsIer-as.- Homer Y. ifrasSn sui
~. Glsrtes 1esf III dmitnriier, EAxe
IL1yzH SLL.La. ; HE'D .!irir nil If 1ampilins, ssal.ag
in fnnzsHuns Tim. the .aid QliiRss Ellis. IN the ati iay AZ
Apssf.- 4. u IaIs, saa fnte8itei IN me petsn dnrc.. N
I'M ssirn n smdff, far .tr lxl.nra II he 1urc.fAse nansy
ihr .ds pIeul s<- lr-Hs uaf ar Icsc-ife.i, 4pecittsss II tf1r-s
,rnrniH.ary 1uIps signed ny said sllis. ami nayasiis ~
mid Hacn. pr Irirr Win Interest annually Ine If s2su
1ntrs fr s5tu. raw3ah. Ger. Ia. Lsaa. one fur s1Dd pasa-
sf6 furil Ii. ldal, .ld inr Eur s-uu. I. YanhG air.- n.
BIZ. tdu n Ir1e- q seclTt. III. III neuI II saLnt., ne
Inii Ellis. ~ 1@ ftnri It lar-<llI ini gaI taEsi lie Iay
AnI sesr tnrssasd, ipIssgest II tilt iaid HaslcI he fai
IoyiTE described anu II Aihairsag. IL tie EnIntv N
" lsniMergn afur-;saIu. ~ VII @fdnrIr siTrH srrnH II at
IA. siera.+ IL n druFtl tivisim IL lut+ N Salt AVN.
7aid IItrfi lad ssail;rri Ini rganaIesrr-t 4gid nor-2aaa
tc--i Ind niturst-I -fslt iutrs 1T he pratura, lIti IRA ing
for he tnr-sIf-nrT- nj ne rIuits "a -fie;nuJ.un Of ma
lr-Enis..q
Ana Tiltr".g. IL suurary -.,nC eh- sgHi Aiva- SiIia -
siue~ mt nj .hIs ~i;tn 80 HIT. siilnucu. iInnur w f--Tatt
lpuu nm Therefore. II DuIEtIi4IU- N lr nrTvlYiuns NJ
-ie Gatunilest STATUTES, Ehau. y -,c. L. lol.ce Tvs le shv
rvel q sIr saii Oliver 2lis. lUd -lh IL ier M --luI~=s
"a lnnear Irinre the Ghurr x lti4nG--r. ieN- -u ~ 1ai-
ten & the lur- tonse u Aonc1etiar, II a-I G5IlntF II
" Ianluz-Jn. IN -e 3 amt y Is-.I4r nj Gar-it Le,la- IL
mr. -4a irss liz # M lnl5 rttrt tGrrn II III -Hur. u
NlIaIGsrY II sai IOntV iIlt MIS-, tlsygnr "a saad MI
III ,oInpiaslt.. ita .iiie -lCI trIer ur.Ittul .Mt Ir-:-as
liiisnLIlra II sa.d nil us tir-ateet - e5Irt triar -
Ia punished n rHc 9tHlv efae1 Mountain Fr@ raal
1rfTtEt &c Montpelier Il aIUt county, tm~' rTt"l.a +Vg
GesslTe!g, zte ast nuuiIGaI4nu 81 ne :. aIst -E@lr-t tag
nr"viuus "a LIE fI.d -aGunt T Ir@da NJ Har-a lr.c-
DatCt Il Idn1Ie4Ilr u Az EnInrT- ms IA l%y u
EeHrgasT. q. ,. Iu-.
LUTHER S|EVcgID Clcrx-
TE4FtjT Z IfF,l -.ii,,tar% mr. 4r.-.tr-.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
MTIs III Muuruniier


.aarHinar aui 2AsrsaS. nall ainS-s AZ Z 40 o. IL ~
,rics At j. rs .. N.
Yua-1ans lud Y IsrHHs -:nscs Ia i.6 ,. \. 4z--ss
Ar LIS q. n.
YtHH- NAIL TOR 1,,sson ard Kew g1rs s.uxss As t31
a'c.ucx. P. VI.
III matter pr .nesr nnla nust re IN ths 1qfrs s~fnve saw
.s.as n fios,nq, 10 10 .hr gnzne fGy.
3Aa2a uaii arrives rIrsia gs. Chursiay s amt saturday
It 4l6 a. n. ienarts 4aTns iav IN arrival If iusth-
sri.
BHADEoED nail arrives tally at u ~ ,. n. aapsr.a
tally 1t 4.JD I. n.
DAHvlLLz arrives tuesdays, Thursdays. amt saturdays,
II. o'cioeH, -. n. iepar-s IaGne In "a At : l.. 1'c,nnz
D. n.
3Aa-nN arrives aonuaYs. yainrsdaY " ANU grtd;ips IL
10 =. n. iepar-s tuesdays, ThuradaYs ini +starttaI y
It j. Il, I. H..
8-oEr.GE, Nv " lrnesSrr lnrt Gilmore, irriras hr1uass.
Faltnesia IS Knit T,d@r SO lt5.0n Z. n. teparts amt IL
Barton.
G4l-..s mai sr-ives Cleatiags, CaureiaTt .ni 4atur.
tara II Ina .. II. 'el-es alternate tavs ~ .:~'~sl uf
II 4ateru.
BERLIN rom -En 70 SIX lines ! yes4.
9Fr-Cz Iur-zs fguH -19 A. II. u. 3.GD @, 2.
.I4ML+ K. E8aTCu. = ".
Aontneier, Nay [ Ls6l.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

Nur v,tlaytls;lnG u. 1!lt 1a- oeen i0ne u
arllhl III icnT I'LL 9Ga:lng nat-ar, 1lere
: ~, III ! '"ry .lai4gIAtG 1uppiY. EiGI-
4lis KAT ana n LlGualntt4, 1f .uitiirr,. vlQ
Ia iG4a !:.a.a'lmei Cd plenty IT 'lGG,t -eaG-
~ n.r. u I0Tna, Irn lnv Almost ~tntIrai7
U.l.tI,e 1t In7tlm" y r!al. they SEIZE
vi! l-Hltt avery -l.l1 .leV sal Iet 1Gid II.
lie ~t.Inr Ia T.-I .aslr9s ~ Know WA II
wag N u lie .qlur-T. lIl lGF me 4 II
jrnc e>=il- lur a.:epc 81 Ia ~ us Jwu i'll
nhan $ mrrer1g.i, ne Gan law. nc .ntGr,nu-
1ga. 4Eae". VIII L. rtd -Ir1Ign llr Dun,Ic
T-AIs. LlG +giGIGrs iluT u .eas Tie stare
d tie w Hi ..lua;: gl0 IT. .eIl l. lunG.
AlG Icl WIN y'las :aLerless ai desire
lnes la wa laa lgen 3luI JuG rur uunrIls
~u4"tler I'm lG .nGGarnenri If hume lnu
.,eli... .al- q RG WIZ: j. -ginr Gn N Tie
IiaGH ln t.s AT Tie cav Or Tlta letlers
E'ncl '"acl Ne nicier 5ut pGnriy iuppiy The
nlJrna-GH lG LaSrg=. Lec II 1e remember
e; 'lr r4I,gla ~ nltu IL .arreiy Of Il GLASS;
y Hen FIu CAS-: a .esp interest N Il! MAJ
il..a4 % lie ~ 3. WgiElrg. Ler lny Gne
n M ~-a.ters. vnG IS 70 !l-,Gus 10 inGw ev-
is7'AIug .Iaa naa-s 5r ne ven u nUe OF
mr. lnen lalnr inunry, Isk himself vnat
FHnI n..uGe I'm 70 remain tor I nGnrli co
:e!iier ruta.lv ur?Gr!nG N Ill Ela1 IN 1,auspIr
.r, Il .lis liGsJ :r'r.GaI acr,ud III American
nsier9 Hle Ni,;ier.. nuny IT them. sacrifice
~ ..ns. ilG Els1g nura. MIltirllIes vhu
ia'h aiken ! ieeD nearest n the reilglnns
leSs II lG :aunrrY, Ire i.musr tnra.ly cur III
ION ne 1eriGGiuI.s meg have always prlZad
~ li.nig >uca - The tagerness 20 rec tlne
Hi'. % "aad, EIiE 1eTipuDet j IRE grJan rorn
Hio 'rI-nrnr. aId L nlees ~ larye ~ 4 nan's
'ahn . Na-li"teG IL L glluunie pri2e.
,nhcilmg las been tune ~ SaY or SUD-
NYut .lis lrgenr icInaIt. huG L Lraat tea
Hnr' -i'na.Hs 20 Dc tome. Tie zlnpGlElGn ~
nan .Gr'ns Il VIE ~ v1ndcrtliiy diminished
y NE r..ratailia entertainment WINCH IGd,t
''1"'lg 1l'nlsles. Especially IL tidse vhd
I"'' le'er lr"n IccIslomed 10 Ia without &.
lie 'ahi!neinenr lt ne 1amp 0eenmes. IN
"La-. !.inn,C lIaupUarul1ie. ind 4~aillers feel
mnr'Iet 70 -l-Hrc ~ almost anything that
~" A'tt ne vea-Y lanrt ansi away nnre
N'aaAd' inU lfgyeHt lhs md. tr Eln1
=" "''ne %lca.t17 lulfimenr, run praying up-
F" 'frii. tlanGa gambling, frlnaIng, ing
~ 'i ls5enng ~ tlnn +ing4 ls irs eur
VA. may If Jleus .dw lnt vuiyir The
"e'lurIuun II ialf L nilllun az man IL dr II
Nj 'aSt 1uhiir iaIanty. This my o., 20
IA'''irrsi0ie extGnr, prevented ~ p~uralas'ng
y" E''alers suzanne ,sading \ million az
WHAT'S 'evn'e't a NM 1~blset would ant he
n'la' % The EXPENSES Of the n lur . day ;
'' JET 1 pnartsr OF iis sum ppiIciuusiy sz-
le''fd v1ult iavg niliinnH Il, 1na cuunrry-
"aAlng tie 4oidiers 70 mum n1rs EN-
we'll Fils iItitinnal chesrtIiness sacff .
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
tJtrD.

IN gulDUy =. ECO. 10TH. n congestion II mt 1r1ln. Alice
Lirr~tia. 1Giy iIughter If ihito sHd Ann !. Arms. Igea
: years Il months tnt = tags.
n l.:luuIpn. Sch Nth. Carrie a. 0esrfng, youngest
faugt .rr NJ Charles 9. Ini / Iulurt. a Dcsr-ug, igett {.
PEARS. I nurtt anu ii tags.
"a 1rr,in. Eenrlarv It'll. Mr. .oin dnsss. t=ed 70
rrs-a. j months. llt ID taYs.
IN Euirrniil. n Gruip, q. .zie 49, iaignter or sonn
Amt MARI Guoihle. Ig-,i ! YEARS. ; nouLlE ANU , lays.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

( 1sr- i,Gasrf N
PERMANENTLY m a REYTYNfT

o n ~ = n II
"0A" y wv
TwyT gAg.,luy.g 7,.a9u 4--upy-
N" f"Ie.o III "u iifhnAhg "San-
% 1n VIA H'''lA'1' /" Fff''rh any fpr'ssssr
4
r-s,rrs- -----
A&Al0-A Eh-LcA
11nr;nnnus sum IIIr IIicanIte II iInbr- liasr~.
III ~ hInns- I lannuu speax ld farsrshiy. IayinE Is-1
. ~ sa.fe satIsiiicsion ~ NJ paSluns Ed nYs-lf tr
a hummer az Yea'f LIN lgnihry #rouEe', -assf- 8enc
iieau-lrra ra0 .aHttf durable amt nnra -I.ily repaired,
Han ANY nlef SlHh II plata worry. Teeth illrt 9ltt ths
'ar'oltA n!ssrfiais fS- slim. 20 ~ u lslrr. .ne,r dresser
'stl"n' >-1'Ir.'IlH telIe win iaE'-. lati i;ildren 3 1.=.h
T1llI1e7.
~ ~ man .r-,er~ II -"rnanhltar.oH rom s-r9u-
II Whitman L@t v lhtsor g. n7hi.r>e { vii 1--WE IN; wa n
'ilrrs
81 II -.H Tllings tUr ne ASK t'"r@r;l. fHss~. ae 1#s ua-:l
~" i'nI.At 'or nV7"it tJt 'alr'1 tnt iis0 fur ne -IEt'
-i',"' 'n"sf ny tiIArHt- rs AlnsGiTilrr believes IIIn
-. l'lf'ln~t' ana 'fls4"F-lli'y lrrfmnfn-IHs nm ~ There
'"'ia''ns Ms professional a"rYtcrs.
VA. i a9oHVELA. 1t
-T"H H4''""l- j. -tt' r1lI i. tde- A- - b.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN. FEB. p. 1862.

nsaaara would bring I'll the Tampa would ia
afIIar than ma,tlcine fnr rir healf1 af IN.
40id1crs. Amt the a~vItence w1ic,, .uc, ,
praGearlra would furnish u;1a su,,iler silss 1iy
sacrficts for lis anunrry ara aunreciara.f Nv
s'lnHta |lu axpeas 5l rea1 tie advantages az
aIs sur, wuulu oa inspiring. Ef n fle m ina
nnnie men WHO sacrricg cumfnrt, mt husi-
less, amt friends, ant health. anf II. Irse,f
tar tile oenetir Ut Tie vlaiG ca,mtrv. mag eve
y reasflnaflte exarlun should De maize "a r.
Iieve canp lie at us ~1arrurs.
Alter III 1t1e ourrtGna Ct riylion. leayv IL
|leT necesairllE nusJ le, the ciIsaf burden Of
ne van ILia 1pun the 4~GitlIers r'emst.i yes.
These cumpGsa i10rIG gae r~1,T2ett Gt ne an
Ira DGpuiaECn. @nIle Tie glnus-es VINO ra-
NUN Is 1Gtne must 4~acr,ica nlGE1 N tie 34a-
iHt graaa var or Independence and Iihert1,
Tne +%1ttIera. -ur me rme. EXPOSES 1a I'LL. Ii
h : small rlng - 4iIGlIre l leaVv rix. tdm-
9ar9t YIN the axDGaurg ct lie .t4viI or Tie
ummGn -rdn. ant vltn al ylG arc rGiIeved
nun ne tract psrls OF 5lle wa 4la4- awe
:untrl'llcatt 1lelr til -lar. 10 n lglta ne
3ev4rule9 lt 5le 40tGleri it. llaV VI. have
i'lIfere.t luE | urle ut VIII. Il lcrI.I7 anctIr.
at n 1le aainD Il tle hospital. N me Exhaust
ar nnral On The 5t.-.G j III.
Is 1t tGu nucl. hen. 70 axDeet t.lu5 n
everv t1wu ant lelgl1Hr1uuI rom WHICH SOL
tiers nave cone -0rl!l. -ner4 ilau,t De SUCH
IN lcuge Interest," nunilest4tt d riIeIr vaiElra.
Is isla.l GGnVince mem 1t 1lf appreciation Il
WHICH 1tleir ierVlces ara leit BY tie 0enpie.
n ,,t,,Fr71, Av ,,,- ,ar,,.,...r -,,., ,,,,+-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

tOnr Western. Sos II -
trrx. -p~ne. -. - q. 4Jn; Ar~a. siL.A : I'D
3eAi. sI2.Ju 70 l5,Jo L-+rrI. 81 .. llama. :
butter, II & .. Cher-.. q !. Egg Il q III. ',tatu-z
- a ~ Dreti 40pe uA
Wont. 3sxury ieeca. NJ % - American gu! Iaud - j
% Half nuo,t : 70 -. Common =. 70 =
E5r1-ls q -. 3ass. -. u. sLJD. f--t4 Trass ;-+i
..Jo. cicvrr, ~ : - perth. iops u : II.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

rtsMrFELLER MAEAET. Fas. .t.
rsovtsIuHs. -3ut-er, IL II "a. cheese. : -4I Arr
- rallo~, ID. Tried 1lu,s. > % 70; 9gga, u o Il.
1pt.to-s. % % ID. beams. $50 s..jo. AAIie sugar / u "a
Iniuns-s.JD. A1ntrs-<ond. 81. = ~ ;.s1 DER lnl
s1JrR-axtra. s..5a f&Ira Family, 5.ta DONNIE ixrr.
la superior 10. tu-l1
Fl4lH AID H. -,orn. ! 3. lgt, =; q 10. I~cr1gsrlss
H. /. sou "a l.JO Ter llsilri. tlor-r u - &. ner 1uIui
Ia. Sd. ~ So. ger tnn. 3fr, II -o1n.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
CT las ImF Eemtr-sI and Smifi-
yam RaIir0=aMa~

-, mr. -.--E=-4#-~
f1Sx E-...Ia.-..--eaf z..,...~ " ~&a -
VIZ rEa AIR A4FaAgGT
Commencing Ffst1pstlu. Id1lnrg +1h. 1+ti11.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
LAW SCHOOL
HARVARD l. ls6s1

rrvs r-rns sf1inrtr-n vrrss"acii, snInmr1rinE hfH 2
ID. 1mt ShprsAI2i lsr.
Pr gstziogriu ami cirruiHr siir-sr
pasi. PyBxEa, auvsll tsnfs--or
Cnunr;d;r, asss.. ys1 tss2
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25
TEAslNAHLE I

~ ''nln u. tdire:vs IHs 1rIct' crt - : -4r.non Jp4-
Isl Il Ills 7ilags for II. aSt ~er"r1. raar. he I.s lp~r,
y" irnt.at FOR nTr"if Eud Har y Gad ilsu for ne -lu.
Iit.'I inittr ny ttiIr-t. "Ia alnsGlrirr 1eiev.s liIn
s!l 4Ia,itie4i, Iui sfe4r-ttIv lteunfn-1,te nm "a, ttro.-
'"tGArTn; MS lr1Irzsional e-rYic.s.
VIZ L lL.rL-urr-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-25

TEAr0T I lAH9 >miu,ta-s ar 4r..,r2.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-15
try, instead of the success of mere

try, instead of the success of mere
party.
Should Mr.. Morris, or any Democrat
think injustice is done in any particu-
lar in this article, it will give us real
pleasure to publish in the same columns
any respectfully written reply. We feel
too intensely the injustice often done.
unconscIously, as we have no doubt, by
public speakers and writers, to con-
sclously commit the same wrong. For
mere parties we care nothing at all
And especially in this hour Of gloom and
peril which hangs over our BETRAYED
and bleeding country, the mere partisan
is, to US, an object of pity or disgust, ac-
cording to the position he occupies
heS US all rise above party, and rally as
baud ofsbrothers around the "banner
of beauty and glory, . which, instead of
Republicans and Democrats, Conserva.
tiFes and Abolitionists, waves over US
all, proclaiming to all the world that
those beneath it's folds, have inscribed
upon their heart of hearts, where thew
wear 1t proudly, the noblest title upon
earth-that Of an AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-15
For the Pomcroy Weekly Telegraph.
Letter From the Camp.
CHARLESTON, Va,
Aur 10 1859

Editor Te1egraph:-I have often
thought of giving you a few items,
since we have been stationed here in
Charleston, the present head quarters of
the 4th Brigade, Col. Lightburn in com
mand, but there has been little of inter
est transpiring III the Kdnawha Valley
during the.present summer, further thar
occupying and protecting the Valley
for the distance of about 100 miles from
the mouth of Kanawha, and now and
then capturing few secesh horses, cat
tie, OR bush whackers.
But as intended to give you an &C.
count of an affair which occurred last
week, in which part Of our regiment
were engaged, 1 will proceed to state
the facts as understood here. Two
companies Of our regiment, G. and K,
have been stationed at Chapmansville,
(Camp Russell, } about so miles south
west of here, for several weeks past
Major Hall, who at the time was in com
mand of the post, started on scoat to
county, with detachment
Of so men. On Wednesday evening,
Aug. 9th, when about 35 miles from
Camp Russell, and while our men were
at halt, and had stacked their arms,
they were attacked by a force of 200
rebel cavalry, who were SO close upon
our men before they were discovered
that they succeeded in securing por-
lion of the guns belonging to our forces.
Major Hall fell mortally wounded, at
he first volley from the rebels. With
ais last breath he told his men not to
mind him, out fight the rebels to the
asst, which they did, with bravery and
determination which perfectly aston
shed the rebels, for they admitted that
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-15

sons about to depart from the United
states, IN violation of this order, anG
report to Major Turner, Judge Advocate
at W ashlngton City, for further instruc-
tfons respecting the person or persons
so arrested or detained.
I'd Any person liable to draft who
shall absent himself from his country or
State before such draft is made, will be
arrested by any Provost Marshal, or
other United States or State officer,
wherever he may be found within the
jurisdiction Of the United States, and
conveyed to the nearest military post or
depot, and placed on military duty for
the term Of draft, and the expenses of
his own arrest and conveyance to such
depot, and also five dollars as a reward
to the officer who made the arrest, shall
be deducted from his pay
3d. The writ of habeas corpus is
hereby suspended in respect to all per-
sons SO arrested and detained in respect
to all persons arrested for disloyal prac-
tees.
(oigned) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-15

our men fired two shots to their one
and that of all the fights they were ever
engaged in, mover before had they met
with SO resolute resistance from an in
1erior force. But our men being over
powered by superior numbers before
they could form in line, were compelled
to take to the woods, and save them
selves as best they could. They have
not since been heard of, but it is THOUGHT
they have taken the direction Of Bio
Sandy River.
Our loss was three killed and eight
wounded; among them Captains Witcher
and otratton; the latter mortally. Our
wounded destroyed their arms by break
ing them against trees, rather than that
they should fall into the hands of the
rebels. By some means an agreement
was made that three men from each side
should be left to take care Of the killed
and wounded Of both sides, while the
reoeis' 1t is thought, are preparing to
attack Camp Russell. One company
has been sent to their relief from here.
y list of our killed and wounded has
not yet been received. Lieut.. McMaster.
OF Pomeroy, was with the detachment.
In the death of Major Hall, We lose one
of our best officers, and the country one
of its brayest defenders. G. f.
Co e. 4th Rect Y N--
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-15

al
Dr. G. w. RoBAoK-Dear Sir:-For the benefit of
suffering humanity, permit us to announce through
the columns of your Cirruiar the surprising prop
critics of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Biocd Pills, which is cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. Me have several persons in town
who have been suffering with Liver Complaint and
Indigestion, and Notwithstanding that we have as
good physicians can be found in Northern Ohio
yet the disease baffed their sl!ff. Consequently we
were in state ofdespond ency aftil we commenced
using your Pills, through and By the advice of our
friend, Mr.. Brennan. We used the medicine ae-
eordingto directions, and are now fuiIof life and
hiarity, and our gratitude is equal 10 our mproye-
ment in health and spirits. When we Ii ke into con-
sideratien what we have been, and what we are at
present, we feel like charging ourselves OF the sin
ofingrntltude, OF If we did not try announce TO the
public the great benefits OF your Medicine. There
fore we recommend to the public al large the ex-
pedieney of having recourse to.your Medicine, and
consequently. as in duty bound, discharge what we
feel to be our day, in advising persons WHO are suf-
ferins we have suffered, to make use of the only
true and sure cure for the diseases already mem
tioned:at Mas. Gwfy.
Mrs. Bee NNAN,
Miss HEATos,
See Advertisement c. C. spxLMAx
4-oq-raInIy
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-15

| NIARREN PARKER, of the County of
| w Washington, in The State of Pennsyl-
vanla, and Norman Young, a member of the
9TH Independent Battery, Ohio Artillery, are
hereby notified that on the 11th day of August,
A. D. 1862, William ". Worthen filed his pc
| tition against them in the Office of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas of the County
of Meigs, Ohio, setting forth that the said
| Warren Parker gave mortgage to the said
William w. Worthen, dated the I'd day of
April, 1899, on a part of section No. 4, in
township No. 4, range No. II, situated in said
County of Meigs, and bounded thus Begin
ming 81 rods east from the southwest corner
of said section thence north so rods; thence
east q rods; thence north 10 rods; thence west
rods to the section line; thence north 81 rods;
thence following John Nickerson's line to the
center line of said section; thence east 81 rods
to lands owned by Daniel Keller; thence south
100 rods to the section line; thence west l342
rods to the place of beginning; to secure the
payment of three promissory notes of the same
date with said mortgage, and being respectively
for $224.I6, S22500, S225.O0, and payable on
the 1st day of April, 1861, 1862, and 1863
That said Norman Young claims some interest
in ten acres off the northeast corner of said
mortgaged premises, derived from said Warren
Parker, but which interest is inferior and SUBJ
ordinate to the mortgage lien of the plaintiff
And alleging that on the 18th day of June,
1862, there was unpaid and due on said note
for S224.l6 the sum of $1,000; and that no
part of the sums specified in said other notes
has been paid. Said petitioner prays for the
sale of said nortgaged land, or much thereof
as may be necessary therefor, may be sold to
pay and satisfy what may be found due on
said notes. And the said Warren Parker and
Norman Young are notified that they are each
required to appear and answer said petition
on before the third Saturday after the 25th
day of September next.
WILLIAM w. WORTHEN.
By j. CARTWRIGHT his Atty.
AUGUST Il. 1S62-32-Gt 500
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-15
Communicated:
For the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph.
The Childerns' Soldiers Aid
Society.

This society has been organized but
few weeks, and numbered, at the be.
ginning, but fourteen members, which
has now increased to seventy, a major
ity Of whom, girls and boys, meet every
Saturday afternoon, from two to five
o clock, in the Academy building, full
of zeal, and anxious to contribute their
mite to the good cause
The children being desirous of hav
ing regularly organized and indepen-
dent society, at meeting held on the
10Th inst, elected the following officers:
Miss K. ?. Horton, President; An
drew Donnally, Vice President; Martha
Remington, Secretary; Fritz stackpole,
Treasurer; Lucy Heckard, Mary Daniel,
Hattie Cartwright, Sarah Branch and
Fanny White, Executive Committee.
At the last official meeting (held the
first Saturday of every month) the re-
ports read showed how much had been
accomplished. A short time since, fnd
ing they had exhausted their material,
a committee was duly elected to solicit
contributions. Owing to the liberality
of the people of this place and vicinity,
the sum of $500 was collected, besides
various useful articles for hospital use.
On Thursday, the 31st inst, they
packed and sent to the Sanitary Com
mission in st. Louis, box containing
the following articles:
Z cushions; 30 hospital napkins; IS
crash towels; 3 pillow ticks; % pillow
slips; 67 pocket handkerchiefs; sings;
200 pin cushions; needle books; l quilt;
1 cheokerboard; 1l6 bandages; 4 boxes
lint; 2 shirts; 2 coats; pr. pants; prs.
socks; 4 boxes blacking; Il fans; 21
pictorials; 46 magazines; 1 package oat-
neal i