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ROCKAWAYs AND BUGGIES FOR SALE

ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES FOR SALE.
II HAVE SOME TEN OR TWELVE NEW BUGGIES
u and Roeksways for sale, which will dispose of
sonable terms ESD
Especial attention will be hereafter given my shops
to Reparng-fOr which Cash delivery will be demand
ed, in all cases.
All persons indebted to me for work, requested to
forward and settle their accounts Those who cannot
pay the cash. will please close their accounts By note
.'...- 50 g fass- n. s. HARP.
Raleigh, Dec. II, 1861. '- 5l-w7t.
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DIR. DEEMS'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES, WILSON, n. C.

- VII I1If T Fl NIIRSSEUN UT his SCHUUL
Z will commence january I'D $50
healthy town on the Wilmington and Weldon RaiIrnsd
and In the most qnct and desirable portion of the
The building is ample All the departments will be sup
piled with teachers of ability and experience ~
Board, s. week This includes Washing the mn, ia
furnishing their lights; Tuition from 10 to SIS scs
SION according to hs advancement of the pupil Music
Painting $50. Wv "
For other information, please address
Jan. 7, 1862. 80
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=, The ranking privilege has been abolished by the
Northern Congress. -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES

WVUIHSUIANI I U a DECNLE OT I HE SUs
n preme Court of North Carolina, made at December
Term, $780, in the of W. H. JOyner adm and Others
against Thos. H. Conyers adu'r. and others, shall offer
for sae credit of months in the town of Frank
hinton, on SATURDAY the 25rh instant, the following
Young and likely negroes, tOwit LUCY and her child
GEORGE, HARRIET. CASSANDRA, JOSEPH, ALEX
AMBER. JULIA aud JOHN.
bond with two approved sureties will be required of
each purchaser before the delivery of the negroes
W. II. J0YNER, Admir-. de TOMS non
With the will annexed of THos. Y. RICHARDS, decd
January 8, 1862. 2-#wSt
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Cannon to right Of them,
Cannon to left Of them,
H.. =. -. r II
ONNHUN I'll ITOuI OF IneW,
Into the jaws of heltrushed the six hundred

Into the jaws of helirushed the six hundred.
Those who did not die on the field were forced
down the steep bank of the river, and here to save
their arms from falling into the hands Of the enemy
they threw them into the stream; and many, alas,
how many, sought and found watery grave. The
last act of this terrible tragedy and gross bunder
if not the saddest was the most sicEening and ap-
paling Of them all The miserable fat boat on re-
turning to the island was laden with the mangled,
the wearied and the dying, The qnck aud the dead
were huddled together in one struggling, mangled
mass, and all went down together into that doleful
river, never again to rise Leesburg was illuminat
ed that night Illuminated by parrcides and rebels,
and another foul laurel was added to those Of Bull
Run, Big Bethel, the blockade Of the Potomac, and
the tame surrender of navy yards and magazines
Such was the battle Of Balls Bluff Such il stands
today on the page Of history,
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wARRENToN FEMALE COLLEGE IysTI-

az LII BEGIN IT'S 42D SESSION THE 9TH OF
Jauuary prepared to give ample instruction in the
sold and ornamental branches at former prices
Board, washing, lights per ~ weeks. s67 50
=, Address JULIUS WILCOX, Principa!
Dec. 10, 1861. 5i-xTst
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NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SUB
IA scrber either by open account bote hereby
requested to forward and close the same by
paying the cash. LYNN ADAMS.
Jan. Z, 1852. 2-w3tpd.
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w. HAWKINS,
JAS. c. MCEWEN.
ALEX. CAMPBELL,
ID. N. HOBBS,
U. HOBBS,
+. N. PATE,
WV. w. WAYNE,
ELI MEMERY,
a. j. CAMPBELL.
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ST yAg-IS v. MOORE.
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THE NORFOLK DAY RooU
The tery Latest Northern and Euronso
Ielligence! Ah'
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE

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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-07-18

4 DEN Cecil, jr, Executor of Alden Cecil,
IN SEN, deceased, VS.. Joseph Berkshire, ct.
al. Probate Court. Petition to sell land. To
Joseph Berkshire and Eliza Berkshire, OF, Wis
eonsin, and the unknown heirs and legal rep
resentatives of Letha Gregory, and Rhoda Gar
dener, who are heirs and legal representative
of Alden Cecil SEN, deceased: You are hereby
Informed thar on the 18th day of June, 1852,
said Executor filed in the Probate Court OF
Meigs County, Ohio, his petition, the object
and prayer of which petition is to obtain an
order, on the goth day of Aug. 1862, for the
sale Of the following real estate, of which the
said Ader Cecil sen, died siezed to wit:
All tina, tract or lot of land in the Ohio Com
pany's Purchase, in Columbia tow nsiip, Meiss
county, that is to say the fraction or 262 as,re
lot, No 90, in sections Il and 81 in Town 9,
Range Is, except 1l3t acres, decided to Tillar
Knapp. ADEN. CECIL, Jr., Ex. OF
Alden Cecil, deceased.
July 10. 1S62-2f-4w g.
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TOTAL


bgH What has become of the Central
Committee of the Union men Of this
eounty? Is there to be no response to
the call of the Union men of the State?
Is there to be no movement towards the
selection Of a true Union candidate for
Congress, in the new Congressional
District? While the Vallandighamers,
under theAname of the democratic
party" are moving heaven and earth to
win parry triumph, are the friends of
the Union and the country going to. re-
main inactive. We desire no partisan
warfare at this time: But it behoves
every true man; while sustaining the
country. by his voice, and purse, and
arms, not to forget the ballot-box.
What would four victories in the
iela be worth, if we permit, by our SUI
pineuess, the allies Of rebels to gain
control Of the Government. Be as
sured, the most desperate and unseru-
lpulous campaign ever waged in OHIO
by reckless partisans, has opehed upon
u.s. Eetiths true friends of the Con-
stitution-of their acountry-of the
suppression of the rebellion III tie
South, and the preservationsof law and
order at home, see to it that they do
| their duty. @
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aD Nov, that har7sst is nearly over,
and the granaries of our farmer friends
are full to overfowing, We shall look
for a large increase to our subscription
list. In spite of the hard times, our
list has steadily advanced, which shows
that the Telegraph is appreciated by
our citizens. But there are still, doubt
less, reading families in the County who
have never seen it. but who would be
gl,d to, subscribe if it was brought to
their notice. Will our present sub
scribers call the attention of those Of
their neighbors who are not acquainted
with it, to the. Telegraph, and ask
them to subscribe? A very little
effort ON the part of its friends
would put the paper into every
home III the County. Let it be done,
for8hs sake of the good it may accom-
plish.
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June 25, 1s6I--25-3t
Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received at the County
Il Infrmary, on THURSDAY, the 10th of
July next, up to II o'clock a. NJ, for an addi-
ton and other improvements to the Infrmary
building, according to a plan aud specifca-
tions at the Anditers Office ane; also at the
Infrmary. The work will embrace an addi-
ton Of 25 by 50 feet on the end Of the pres
ent building. Also the altering and finishing
of the present building.
By order Of tie Board of Commissioners.
AARON SlIVERS, County Auditor
Fasp Within, I..uehter. D sss slss sz
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Ponaeroy.

- 49,
sa.e ion isi' ,nas one aosan-
- 1'iss .npei -
molo Aaalu'y APP, eo'aOei iss 'ieizens'
I nas sneio- - iao o'en an unao'o u"'a pie
apa.n simoh us-eh eniSs sueJec'' can
my pe uehieu. aa Z il mere is NO oeher place, ace,
"nose ci'lzens nave seeineo 50 utterly
inoinslene 70 Inc advantages OF tnelr
iooaeion' as .he cielzehs OF -fomeroy
nave peen. ana we lrankly aaml'stnat'
80 Una 1Dssu @ sne Ae'e
y1"' laS nv' uono .'s uuey - LUIS pe-
law oion nis " uen 'e
An4s ~ i'.se'l sf' = "a e''s
ae.e' y private eoonsersasion, = ana $50. so
iioisin 'conn unica'iohs from tnose
WHOSE iiohs resloence anu 1alnliiaflty
WIN BUSINESS n1tep snem lor .Ae task'
uuo sns nase =. iaiieu " eiicie 'neie aio' we
nase nos nao 'he .ille nor tue necessary
ianiiiialisy WIN tue supJece leseil' 70
gay nosninss ~ = =. WAN oi apiil'y' 10 10
~ 1ussa's' ahu he'iee y mas Ao' oeeh zen
maae promlnent feature OF our paper.
Aocaeed, as we are IN the center OF
"a nj I mt n onT
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BOOK NOTICE.
..Peterson,s,, NIagazine.

ssPeterson's'' Magazine. +.
8 The August number of this popular
periodical came to JUS last week ssPa-
terson" is azaeays in advance. of every
other magazine. The beautiful engray-
ing, THE Mothers Darling," will COM
mend this copy to every one. The
fashion-plate is very pretty the "Song"
good, and the patterns acceptable to ev-
cry lady who is not afraid to test her
own skill in the art of making up gar
;nents of any Kind. 5.
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Money from Soldiers.

The members of Capt. s. A. Burnap's
Company have deposited in the Bank Of
Messrs Daniel & Rath hburn, subject to
their respective checks, the sums an
nexed to their several names, as follows.
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NOTICE.

T,F Msias srAGn Ganntv of onlo' sa Probate Court.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the first &c
IN count of Zilla Haskins, Guardian of Eta,
Maria, and Joel Haskins, have been fled IN
said Court, and that the same set for hear
ing and settlement on the 24th day of July,
1862, at 10 o'clock A. III.
H. LASLEY; Judge.
June 25, 1S6I.--25-3t -
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Attachment Motto.

Attachment Notice. s.
MIN. CRAIG, as. Samuel, Buffingt gtan.--Be-
wv fore VIM. Hawley, Justice of the Peace
of Olive Township Meigs County, ohio,--On
the 2Sth day of June, A. D. 1862, said Justice
issued an Order of attachment in the above ac-
tion for the sum of twenty-eight dollars and
eighteen cents. Said cause is set for hearing
Jf@ VIM. CRAIG.
Olive Center, O, July 2, 1se2.-27-5t
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S-"All is quiet before Richmond. :"
If the rebels do not blockade the James
River Mcclellan will be able to supply
his army with provisions for any length
Of time. With the reinforcements he is
receiving it is. not probable that the
rebels will make another attack upon
him at present, and, with proper in.
trenohments, We don't believe they can
capture him.
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West Virginia.

The Senate Of the United States has
just passed the bill for the admission of
West Virginia into the Union as a State,
on condition that the Convention pro-.
pose, and the people adopt, a clause in.
the Constitution for the gradual extinc-z
ton Of Slavery. therein. 1t will, prob
ably, pass the House. It will then be
seen whether the owners of the eight
thousand slaves, probably about 200
voters, can control the non -slavehold-
ers of the proposed new State.
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Eg- The river has been at fine
stage for boating the past week, and
the steamers have been passing in unu-
sual numbers, and all, apparently, we'll
freighted
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For the Poneroy Weekly Telegraph.
Mason Cry, July 18th.

Mr. 2 a. Ptants:-At. the official
meeting Gf the Soldiers Relief Associa-
ton for the month ending June 29th,
the following new officers we're pnani-
mously electeds
Mrs. Durham, President; Mrs. Glib
son, Vice President; Mrs. W. C. STAIR,
Secretary; Mrs. W. P. Rathburn, Treas
urer.
1. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mrs. V. B. Horton, Mrs. Major Skin
ner, Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. DR.. Elben,
Miss sallie Todd, Miss Henrietta Probst,
Mrs. Hiram L. Sibley.
Two large boxes were packed and
sent to Cincinnati, to the Sanitary Com
mission, (the reception of which they
have gratefully acknowledged by letter. }
These boxes contained the following
articles, made by our Society during the
above named month:
81 shirts; 20 pair drawers; 36 towels;
43 pillow-cases; 22 dressing gowns; Is
sheets; n cushions; 13 handkerchiefs; 1G
fans; II pair socks; 9 comforts; 8 pair
slippers; 2 quilts; 1 overcoat; 1 bag
dried apples; Z pillows; large lot old
magazines; 8 blankets; 3 bed ticks; l
box stationery and pin cushions.
The Treasurer reports, expended for
this month, s36.26. Cash on hand
$107 .03, (besides So eounterfeit)
MRS. DUNHAM, Pres't.
Mrs. W. G. STARR, See'y.
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a NExv boar N TIE TRADE.

b1r. w. II. Grant has become the
owner of the elegant, light draft steamer
"I Co.. Moses Jones, Master, which
has been reanovated throughout, and
placed in the Gallipohs and Parkers-
burg trade. She will run on alternate
days with the Henry Logan. She will
pass Pomeroy on her upward trip on the
mornings of Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and down, on the evenings of
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of
each week. We can assure the public
that they will find her all right.
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sg-We have received, but neglected

HgW We have received, but neglected
to notice, several numbers of a new pa
per published at Marietta, called the
Marietta Register. It.is owned and ed
tied by our old friend Stimson, late Of
the -sIronton Register. He purchased
the Intel1igencer and Home Ne,os, and
uniting the interests of both, gives to
the people of that town and county the
new paper above named. It is one of
the best county papers in the State. and
wesfsel sure the people Of Washington
county will give it the liberal support it
deserves. @s
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Stravad

I7ReM The subscriber, living IN Minersville,
Il about the 7th of une, a black 05gs,sSssP
and white spotted COW, medium size,
about five years old. the tip of her right ear
is cut off, and a notch cut out of the lower
side of the remaining portion. Any person
returning her, or giving information that will
lead to her recovery, will be suitably reward
ed. JACOB HARTEN BACH.
June %, 1862.-25-St@
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aaTThe latest papers have u report
that the rebels, under Van Dorm, have re-
captured Baton Rouge, and taken j 500
Union soldiers prisoners. We can
1--, a.. :. 4. sS;;s.., =,
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The Fruits.

I The daily appeals of a portion of
the press of Ohio. to the passions of the
ignorant and depraved are beginning to
produce their effect In Toledo, Cincin-
natl and some other places, the drunken
rabble has been urged into mob violence
upon the negroes, destroying their prop
erty and abusing their persons. There
is class of papers filled in every issue
with the most infammatory appeals to
their readers about the negroes. In one
articls they are denounced as lazy loaf
ers, who will not work at all, except as
slaves, and in the next, that they will
do alt the work, and white men must be
thrown wholly out of employment
They are told, further, that it is the
whole and determined purpose of the
'sAbolitionists' meaning the Republi-
cans and Union Democrats-to elevate
the negro and degrade the white man,
with interminable repetitions of the
slang. These degrading appeals to the
base passions Of base men, are made for
political effect. But operating upon
the brutal minds of the. haunters of
grog shops and gambling hells of the
cities, must lead to scenes of riot and
bleodshed. We. areaglad to see that
some dozen or SO Of the leaders Of the
riot at Toledo have been sentenced to a
fine of $50, and two months imprison-
ment each, and that many more have
fed from the place. A few more such
examples in other places would have a
most salutary effect. 49,
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geyThe harvest in this County Is
nearly over We are happy to learn
from all parts Of the County, that the
crop ofwheat is without precedent
The timely rains of the last few weeks
have brought, forward the corn and po-
tatoes finely, and these crops now prom
ise an abundant yield.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-07-18

Morsan's Main Force Nine Miles from
= Fran lkfOrt. 7
LOUISVILLE, July 13-Midnight.-
Reports have been just received that
the main body of Morgan's guerriilas
were at Rough and Ready, 8 miles south
of Frankfort, at i've this afternoon.
Our informant says the State archives
are being removed from the Capitol.
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sw We refer the friends Of the vol

B6F We refer the friends OF the vol
unteers in Capt. Burnap's Company,
and all others, to the list Of names and
moneys deposited by them, with Messrs.
Daniel g. Rathburn, which will be found
in another column. It speaks nobly
for the boys, and.shows that while they
are serving their country in the field,
they intend to have country when the
war is, over, that will still be worth hv-
ing in. Soldiers to-day, they expect to
be citizens tomorrow, and instead of
spending their pay in dissipation, are
wisely and prudently providing for their
families, or their own future comfort.
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sg-G Gen. Pope has issued an address

S9 Gen. Pope has issued am address
to his army which is making sensation
It is a terrible hit, in a quiet way, at
the movements of the army, ofthe Po-
tomac. 1t is, by all odds, the severest
thing that has appeared on the Rich
mond Campaign. 1t has caused a
tremendous fu.ter, in certain quarters,
and may lead to something tragic. 1t
will be found in another column.
BB-The Military Committee of this
County are now at Marietta, in confer
ehce with like committees from other
counties of the District, to concert
measures for meeting the call of the
President and Governor for Ohio 5
quota of the new levy of 100000 ad-
ditional volunteers. We trust they
will be able to give the cause such an
impetus as to fill mp the ranks at once.
Meigs County has done her duty nobly
SO far, and will continue to do SO to the
onH .r.-
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Eonrseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
of Consumptive Patients
in advanced. Stnges
OF the Disease.
This is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the of throat and lung complaints that it
Is useless here to publish the evidence of its virtues. Its
unrvaed excellence for coughs and COLDS and its truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made 1t
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth
Few are the communies, or even families among them
who have not personal OF its elects
some living trophy in their midst of its victory over tho
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, aud
they know too effects oftis remedy, we need not
do than them that it has all the viz
tues that it did have when making the cures which have
won 30 strongly upon the confidence OF mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. co., Lowell, Mass.
D. Reed, -
A. Seebohu, ''-''.''-'io oi'oi'y'
HugE Zoe, Mlddleport.
r. = Branch, ....fsutland.
o. L utiins, .faTflSonFllle
eIeon u bestow,.. Chester /
Jacob Sehafer, .MinefsYiile.
NJ q. Smitti, faeuse.
John h Ellis; h;leIne-
Allen & CO, Wholesale Agents, :. G4acinslati.s
'stantialIy the same. 3, 3,
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pa Vicksburg still h holds out, or, at
least, has not yet been taken by our
forces. The gunboat fleets from New
Orleans and Memphis have been be-
fore the City for some two weeks, and
have thrown a vast an,oun Of shells in
that direction, but the precise result is
not known. It is. stated that our com
manders are digging canal across the
country back of the city some miles, in
tending to change the channel of the
river, so as to leave Vicksburg an inland
town, as Pomeroy would be if a new
channel was cut for the Ohio from Lee
tart to PIT Pleasant. We should not
wo nder if the Yicksburgers would be
considerably surprised some morning
when they get up to find the Missis-
sippi gone! If they don't evacuate then,
they ought to be talked to.
na- A dispatch nthslast daily papers,
asserts that Gems Sumner, Mccall,
Reynolds, Meade and Rankin, of the
Union army, are prisoners in Richmond.
We cannot credit the statement. But
tits amazing, that no oficialreport can be
had from Gen. Mcclellan, of our losses in
that terrible retreat to the James River.
The truth, however appalling, would
be less depressing to the country, than
the mystery which shrouds the transac-
ton. Let US, in the name of truth and
humanity, have the facts. A plain true
statement of our losses would relieve
the public fninl-of the burden of doubt
and anxiety which now overwhelms it.
Bg- The latest dispatch before going
to press, indicates that the rebels who
made the recent raid into Kentucky and
Tennessee, are on the retreat without
teaching either Frank fort, Nashville or
Louisville The spirit which this raid
mas aroused in the West, will, we be-
lieve, do far more good than the rebels
| did harm. The war spirit is being
Earoused, and those who now volunteer
do it ia dead earnest. 1t will be hard
to keep them frem hnrting the rebels,