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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-01
Rebels and Tories.

Il 10 the Editor OF the Enqnirer:
I notice that the Commercial uses he
words ''rebels and 'stories'' as sinony-
nous, meaning one aud the same thing.
The Commercial is noted for the loose
ness of its language, as well as the
vagueness of its ideas. I always
thought that rebels and tories toere very
different persons-that the former were
in armed opposition to the Government,
phile the latter aoere devoted uncondition-
ally to the Government, and IN .faoor Of
extraordinary erertions of po,oer to main,
tim its authority Such, at least, were
the ideas we. had of the parties wh o
were known by these terms in the days
of the Revolution" a.4as
We clip the above from the Cincin-
natl Enquirer of Saturday last, that our
readers may see what and who that
paper means, when it talks of s.tories."
It will be seen that in addition to the
terms "Abolitionist,' radical" "fa
matte, /" &c. heretofore applied to the
friends Of the Union, the term "tory" :"
is to be used hereafter. Whoever is
sdeyoted Internationally to the Govern
ment, and in favor of extraordinary ex-
ertions of power to maintain its author
ity," isFa story
Words have significance, only astheyi
are the representatives Of ideas, When
you hear a Vallandighammer talking of
e sAbolitionistss and tories, you may
know exactly who he means. They are
those, who are adevoted uaconditioaalL
TO the Government, and IN tapor o the
e:rertion of extraordinary l'osoer to main
tain its authority. ;" IF this definition
is correct, then Gems Scott, and Butler,
and Andy johnson are "tories." But
Vallandigham, and Cox, and Medary
are not! -
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Union Mass Convention.

Alta meeting of the Union Central
Committee of Meiss County, it was or
dered that a Mass Convention of ssaH
loyal citizens who are in favor Of the
maintenance Of the Government and of
the war now carried on for the,
suppression of the rebellion against
the Governments be called to meet at
I theaCeuRT HoIsE, in Pomerey, Satur-
day, August 10th, at l0so'cloek A. NJ,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates
to the Union State Convention, to be
heldsat Columbus, on the 21st Of sAa-
gust and for the transaction Of such
other BUSINESS as may be deemed expo
aiepts A1sos ,s
a Unlosa xsossasts Noaninatang
~ f4alycntiash 49, S
xo sestSsE 7he same plssseeSs saturday,
August SIS, af 80 elOek A. NJ, for
the purpose of ofnoniuating county off
GERS Delegates are app crtioned 80 the
various Townships, On the basis of tho
s3ts cast for Gov. Tod, one delegate1
beng alloaad Tor each 80 votes cast,
and for each fraction of II or more
This gives 90 delegates for the county,
as follows: s 8
Bedford, 3; chester. o; Columbia,
Lebanau, 3; Letart 2; Middlspoft Pre-
cinct, I; Olive, 4; Orange, 8, Rutlands
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e0liSB 0H
GAN Be CUR EOl

DR.: HERBERT, of the Society of Friends, and
member of firm. is deyotng his time principally
TO the cure OF this most distressing complaint and
II meeting with :unparaileled success.
He Is aided by his experiences in his foreign trav-
els, on purely Benevolent mission, where he be-
came acquainted withan Indigenous plant, used ex-
clusiy the cure of Consumption Natives
of the forest. The secret of his recipe solely
in his bosom and would not be impar lied another
for any consideration. For full particulars send
circular Which will be mailed fer three cents or
stamp. 49, s
Every letter must contain six cents, in stamps. to-
be used for reply. Address Drs. Jackson Herbert &
Co., simply P. o. Box 43 8, Cincnnati. Ohio or
fee, No. 1877 Sycamore street. Medicines and in
strue iohs sent pronptly,to any part of the country.
July 29th, ls62.-5-30-iy.
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Tories.

It is the deepest disgrace to human
nature that every neighborhood in the
Free States is cursed with a set of tories,
that, for unmitigated depravity, would
shame the Devil himself. We publish,
on the first page, an account of the
rebel raid into Newburg, Indiana. Let
no one omit to read it. It will be seen
that the malignant tories of the place
were in collusion with the murderous
gang of thieves, and not emily informed
them of the defeneeless condition of the
town, but piloted them into it, and di-
rected them whose houses to search and
whose property to steal. We doubt
whether there is a town upon the bor-
der in which there are not just such
seoundrels. Nothing bnt fear for their
personal safety, prevents them from
playing the assassin. The salutary les
son taught in the prompt killing of two
Of the cowardly villains by the enraged
citizens, and the arrest of others, will,
probably, have tendency to keep their
fellow tories, in other border towns,
quiet in their dens, at least, for time.
We are happy to see the popular indlgg-
nation everywhere becoming so intense
as to silence the impudent utteramce OF
toryism on the public streets. This is
right. We have ever been the advo-
cate of the largest liberty of speech
But true liberty Of speech does not i'm :
ply the right to incite to sedition and
treason, the unprincipled and depraved,
to the overthrow of all law, order and
government, and the sapping of the
found alton of society itself. You may
as we'll permit the incendiary to apply
the torch to you, dwelling, as to allow
him, under the fraudulent plea of "free-
dom of speech" toineite Others to do It.
Let every good citizen mark the man,
or the men, in his neighborh ood, who,
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The way MODS are made.

"1. A reductionsof the wages of la
Dor is desirable among us, cur labonng
population receiving more than they
deserve. sss
2. Those who do not like to receive
the coming negroes into the same sD-
ciety With themselves have the privi-
lege to leave, s s
3. If there isanoiroom, for thesnegrses
without the expulsion of the Irish and
Germans, let the Irish and Germans be
z
The above appeared inethe Cincinnati
Enquirer, a few days ago, as the delib-
crate statement by the editor, of the
doctrine taught by the Cincinnati Ga
sette,sand by inference of the <Republi >
cans and Union men of the Free States.
The Enquirer would hardly have ven
tured to utter so utterly reckless and
inexcusable series of absolute and
atrocious falsehood, if he had not been
at least, the more igno-
rant and depraved of its readers would
believe them, and be Influenced by their
spirit. Without this expectation the
lies would be without an object, and
their author could hope for no eompen-
sation to counterbalance the contempt
that honest men must feel for the ire :.
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sheriR,s Sale.

G. w. Burlington VS.. c. Danforth, ct. al. = =
by Virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, Twill offer for sale, at the door of
the Courthouse in Pomercy, at 10 o'clock A. M,
On the 1st day of September, 1862,
the following-deseribed lands and tenements,
.o-wit: In said county of Meigs, and described
as follows: Being all that certain parcel of
land known as number 20, section 25, town
No. 8, range No. IL of the Ohio Company's
Purchase. To be sold as the property of
Charles Danforth at the suit of G. w. Buffing-
ton Appraised at $36O00 Terms of sale,
cash. J. j. WHITE, s. NJ. c.
July 2e, 1se2-so-5t 800
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sherin,ssn sale.

J. J. Petrell vs.. K. H. Pitcher.
DY Virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, will offer for sale, at the door of the
Courthouse in Pomeroy, alto o. clock A. NJ,
On the 1st day of September, 1862,
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit: Lot No. 8 in the town of Syracuse, de-
scribed as follows On the west, 100 feet on
Apple Street; on the north by Second Street, AZ
feet on the east by lot No. BON the south by
'lotNo s. To be sold as the property of r. III.
Pitcher at the suit Of III. Pefreff. Appraised
at s$5O0.00. J.J. WHITE, S. M. G.
July 26, 1862-30-5t 800
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shertr's Sale.

William Evans VS.. John James.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, will offer for sale, at the door of the
Gourt-house in Pomeroy, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
On the 1st day Of September, 1852,
the followingadeseribed lands and tenements,
to-wit: The undivided half CT Lot No. 27, in the
town of Pomeroy. To be sold as the property
of John James at the suit of VIM. Evans.-
Appraised at $4,000.
j. J. WHITE, S. NJ. C.
July &c, lS62.-3o-5t L50
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Kentucky Loyalty.

We have no doubt there are many
loyal Kentuckians. But they wont all
do to tie to: Col. Metcalf, of Kentucky y
is in the pay of the United States, and
is what is called good Kentucky
.Unionists Hea.has regiment of cav
airy, of the ssame5sort. They, or apart
of them, were at Gynthiana, when the
rebel marauder, Morgan, made his re-
cent descent upon the town. Fifty of
Metcalf's men, says correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette, went over to the
rebels. The Colonel himself was, con-
'yeniently, absent at the time. The
thing was, no boubt, perfectly under
stood by Morgan before he made his
raid. ~
2. S.-Since the above was in type,
later dispatches contradict the desertiop
of Metealf's men to the enemy. They
were taken prisoners How the truth
may be, we cannot tell, but give the
news as 1t comes, both ways.
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s0 The Cincinnati Gaset,e says:

"Times are getting warm for persons
disloyal, and persons suspected Of dis
loyalty, on both sides of the river above.
A letter we. publish from Ripley gives
some particulars, Inthe town of Dover,
Ky, the unconditional Union men got
together, declared martial law on their
own responsibility, and appointed a
Provost Marshal. This caused the. se-
cessionists. to make tracks for a more
congenial climate. They tried to hedge
by ,bawlings g .9sAbolitionist," but they
found that dodge had been played out.
The late raids, have given the Union
men a very large supply of backbone.
The line between loyalty and disloyalty4
is being distinctly drawn; and matters
are so fixed that there is no place left
for neatrals. 3
This, we are pleased to see, is the
point to which the Indignation of, loyal
people is rising in all the Free States.
Open, undisgaised toryism will not be
much longer tolerated. For 4 time it
viii skalk and work it's batteries be-
hind the mask of party, bat it will be
driven even from there before long.
-er.urHce oroar owA experiences Of il,
sfutn.-I Tennessee Farmer SNnsl.,, -
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. -=. NOTICE
NNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
i Administra tor of the estate of Henry L.
Osborn, late of Meigs County, Ohio, de-
ceased. Allpersons indebted to the estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will,
without delay, present them to the undersigned
for allowance.
v. B. HORTON.
a. 100, on o.
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July 25, 1s69.,-SO-3t
NOTICE.

..0-- NUVICEi.
.ETlHE undersigned has been duly appointed
i Executor Of the last will and testament of
Presley B. Downward, late of Meigs County, Ohio,
deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will,
without delay, present them to the under
signed for allowance. JAMES ABBOTT.
July 26, 1S62.-3O-3t*
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME undersigned has been duly appointed
i administrator of the estate OF James Greg
ory, late of Meigs County, deceased. All per-
sons indebted to the estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will, without delay,
present them to the undersigned for allowance.
MOSES RUTHERFORD.
July 16, ls62.-2S-StS
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ssstartling. .

We publish a somewhat startling
order, issued by Brig. Gen. Boyle of
KY. An election for Members of Con
gress and other officers comes off IN that
State shortly. By the decree of the
knights of the Golden Circle" it had
been determined to run, Secession can.
didates for all the Offices. Every posi-
bleaefort was to have been made to se-
cure their election. When elected they
were to take the oath to support the
Constitution, and occupy their.seats for
the double purpose of embarrassing the
Government and acting as spies and
accessories of the rebels.
In this state of things, Gen. Boyle is
sues his Order that every such candi-
date be arrested. He says, and we con-
fess we don't see any flaw in the logic:
"He ,obo desires the ouerthrop of the
Governnsent, can seek office u,ader the
Couernnseet only to promote itsouerthrotc. :"
And hence he has ordered the arrest of
every such manin the State who comes be-
fore the people as candidate for any
o flee.
The Yallandighammers of KY, will
have a hard road to travel under this
stringent order. Will the CRISIS and
Statesman insist upon ittLat it is simply
the plan adopted by the ''Abolitionists"
to keep Democrats out of Officer" 1t
happens that Gen. Boyle is himself not
only Democrat, but Kentucky Dem
ocrat at that. So that the "a bolition
dodge will hardly do in this case. If
no secessionists we're permitted to run for
office in Ohio what an awful vacancy
would be created in the Vallandigham-
mer's list of candidates. =
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by his words and actions gives evidence
of his enmity to the cause of the coun-
try, and let the stern indignation of the.
community awe them into their dens
and keep them there.
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Is. QaiycMti0lb, s
Taking Comfort.


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'ofe zifem lnls message, = our lrieha
Hibhard, of the aGaiilpoiis Dispatch
New we are satisfied that the Dispatch
ed;tor Il ttorou 5b1v 1oval at heart. is a
s.. ..l:a -,
.''e eA'oA ' - ~ ' - :
does not consciously intend 70 90 any :
thing that will materially weaken. the
power Of the Goyernmesst. Indeed, so
dir has ha hoso (, h;a o.,er.l course
- =, = Z s
inat hls eEnspasey aPefss denounee MIN
in the bittsrest termssas an unmitigated
;Abolifionist, and the party in his own
conilty have, as We learn from bis col
s.a..s5 5, ,oaa.,, ;,a ,,;,,, H. =,
= 7. 3 'ss'ss' :. Z :.
per - tneH representative chaef-
standing our neighbor to occupy this
position he will not think us over cap
s;oas uhon we sav we were more than
-. u y..,,:.
.''A 'Aeu - .ns 20 - ss :
I last issue, on "tnei PRESIDENT : veto mes
sage" From that article we copy the
foiiaeiag rather long paragraph. He
a.rs
.s.fba hill nrov;aed Gov tha ,,c;no.
t;on &c e. s,area M - the rsbsllons sb State a
but the President not recognizing the
-sb.jJ;on a. regnlariv daeIared mar
,eils tie anthora ef the hill That ait is
staItllng g say .Sae.oonsTsss can lres
srd a. Thase u, G;3sinas 4 co Ike that
announcement Does it meet their,views
in any respect3 We think not. 1t is
not only auletus TO the bill, but =.
pu.s = 80. w ;,h ~ b.aa
been sdyorated by abolition politicians
for many years. They may as we'll
give mp their work IN despair, for their
hobby y dead. and they VIII DC Obliged
drareasd = s Io,ns nora,;ora ns% srs s M 81 als
lection or b. 1ovaI persons 70 C5nqress deciding
that the slaues Of those u, arms against the
Gouernnsent .shdtt5 De sfhEE-om me
ppa8aspg 1Tes.asHs oS2eess % neaslag mem ,l's
a.l;oa . ~ "' 1e,S;s .,,.ers ,;aas W.,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-08-01

Notio,.l 1,;,,,a,,so,,, 60, r,;,,,t,, 1,;.oo.o,,
established January Isl. 1859 sos =
F1vE .HuNpRLD DoLLARs Forfeit!
Three eminent physicians in constant attendance.
The Faculty OF the Institution consistingo OF
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON,
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons Lon.
don, 80, s,4.s.sy.s z-=.ss-s -. -. So
DR.. ROBERT HERBERT, 80
Late of Phila., member Of the Society Of Friends,
NJ EUGENE vELPEAU, szesss
Late of the London and Paris Hospitals,
nsn eompie.e cure
neglect and WITHOUT mrRourr, s'e, go .7ss
{ We are perfectly safe in king this offer, beeause
will not undertake any case that are not sure
of curing. zss..,
Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Self.Abuse Impotetce,
Whites or Fluor Albops Gle ct, Structure, Skid Dis
enses, Venereai warts, diseases Of the Blad9er and
n,ansys ba[sepnes. Liver
1eeay. the PaIns
eelye especlat ,s alseA. @ ~; X s9,
: IREATMsNT saIieEnY y CIV, ana always successfuf
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Concerted Aetionofth ftheseeesh.

Il -
Concerted Aetionof the Secesh.
It was considered as remarkable co.
incident, that the uprising Of the guer,
rilla bands throughout the. Border
States, should be simultaneous with the
mostinfammatory appeals ofthe partisan
papers in the North, to the prejudices
of the wretches of whom mobs are
made. Day after day, these incendiary
sheets were filed with the most sedi-
tious articles, addressed particularly to
the Irish and German population, as
suring them "that it was the purpose Of
the Republicans to bring millions of
negroes into Ohio, and the Free States
to elevate them above tie aohitcs Ito re-
duce the labor of the Irish and German
citizens to the point of starvation, and
then drive them out entirely, and fill
their places with negroes" That this
was part Of the scheme of the conspir-
ators, hatched. in those nesting places
of treason-the castles of the TX. G..
C.''-there can be- mo donbt.
In nearly every city in the North,
these riots broke out simultane eously,
and at the very time that the guerrillas
threatened all the border towns on the
rlyer. The Toledo Commercial, in
speaking on the subject, says;
aThere are. positive. evidences that
these riots were the result of concerted
movements, originating in New York
and incited BY emissaries dispatched
simultaneously to the different cities
It is understood that of party of four
which left New York for this purpose,
one remained in this city, another went
to Cincinnati by the Dayton Il Michigan
road, and another proceeded tosChicago.
This will account for the order and the
time in which the riots in the, several
cities occurred. "
That the sconspirators failed to- in
volve the North in civil war, making /.
feasible for the rebels to invade the
Free States, is owing simply to the
expected uprising Of the loyal si itiizssns.
who.everywaere, at moments notice
met in sufficient numbers to overWhelm
the plotters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

(
III. o. o. F.-Minerai Lodge No. .a42 +. o. o.
+ F.-Regular meetings every 1lnss- - a.,
day evening, at Odd Fellows, Hall. e-SES4<<sA{E
81 story, corner of Front and Court szzs IL
Streets. Pomeroy. &-zasU UfE
= 5-12-Iy w. +. DowEIE, Pa s.
.OZTsMAS0NIC.-Pome ,Led ges No. .l64.--Reg- -
ular Meetings MONDAY EVENINGS pre- a -
eeding the F Fuil Moon in each month. If ~
syeai ese Moon of tSat fS,, on Monday then ON the
II: sB. SMITH, sec,y.
Regular communication of Pomeroy Chapter
No. go, on the Thursday evening preceding
each Foil Noon If the Moonfull on Thursday then
on the evening Of that day.
Sicily n. swALLesE,sec'y
DJAll, especially young men, should read the
advertisement of the new ssNational Dispensary at
Cincinnati, in another column
IFIfall other remedies have failed, do not de-
spair, as HooFLAND,s RAs.sA MIG CORDIAL has
performed cures in the mostd tdesperatecases. Read
the advertisement in another column.
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seneraI Pope ON the Protection of Rebel
Property.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
WASHINGTON, July 25. I
GENERAL ORDER NO. 8.


WASHINGTON, July 25.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 3.
Hereafter no guards will be placed
over private houses, or private property
of any description whatever.
Commanding officers are responsible
for the conduct of the troops under their
command; aud the articles of war and
regulations Of the army provide ample
means for restraining them to the full
extent required for discipline and eff :.
cheney.
Soldiers were called into the field to
do battle against the enemy, and it is
not expected that their force and energy
shall be wasted in the protection of the
private property of those most hostile to
the Goyernme Mt. No soldier serving in
this army shall hereafter be employ ed
on such service. -. -.
r By command Of Major General Pope.
[signed] GEO. D. RUGGLEs,
Colonel, A. A. g., and Chief of Staff.
This is an order which ought to- be
printed in letters of gold. From the
fact that it ississued from, and published
in, Washington, we think it fair to infer
that the new policy is being inaugurated.
It is, and could be intended for nothing
else than the severest and most pointed
rebuke of the policy heretofore pursued
by our Commanders, or, at least, that
portion of them whose chef regret was
that they were not leading their armies
against Massachusetts instead of Va.
But how the late Commander-in- Chief
will take these home thrusts remains as
yet to be seen. It is rumored that
he will resign. But of that we
think there is neither danger nor
hope. We think, however, he will
hardly employ his men in guarding the
property of rebels while the owners, like
wiley savages are treacherously shoot
ing the very sentinels detailed for the
unwelcome task. Either that game is
played out, or General Pope will have
to be modified VERY quickly.
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81 NOTICE.
TN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
i of Meigs County, Ohio made on the 10th
day of July, A. D. 1862, in the case of John
Caywood, guardian of Catherine A. R. john
ston and Eliza J. Johnston, against his wards,
gust, A. D.T1se2 at Q o'clock P. NJ, on the
premises, offer at public sale, the following
described real estate, subjectsto the life estate
of Sarah Johnston, situate in Meigs county,
Ohio, to-wit: Beginning at the south west
eorner.of sectionENe. 3, town No.. range No.
Is, of the Ohio Cempany's purchase, and in
Meigs county; thence north IS rods; thence
east 120 rods; thence south Is rods; thence
west 100 rods to the place of beginning
Terms of sale cash. Appraised at $3.50.
JOHN CAYWOOD,
Guardian of Catherine A. B. and Eliza J..
Johnstons.
July 18th, 1s62.-29-4ts