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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Very truly yours,
WM. II. SEWARD.
Omcint War Builetin---Order Giving
Thanks for the recent Great Ma
tionaI Victories.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, A pril 9.


Order l. That at meridian of the
Sunday next after the reception of this
order, at the headquarters of every reg
iment in the armies of the United States,
there shall be offered by its chaplain 4
prayer, giving thanks to the Lord Of
Hosts for the recent manifestatins of
His power in the overthrow of the reb-
els and traitors, and invoking the con-
tinuance of His aid in delivering this
nation, by the arms of patriotic soldiers,
from the horro9s OF treason, rebellion
and civil war. -
I'd. That the thanks and congratula-
tons of the War Department are rem
dered to Major General Ialleek for the
signal ability and success that have dis
ngnished all the military operations
of his department. and for the spirit and
courage manifested by the army under
his command under every hardship and
against every odds in attacking, pursu-
! ing, and destroying the enemy wherever
he could be found. ....
! 81. That the thanks Of the Depart
ment are given to Generals Curtis and
Sigel, aud the officers and soldiers IN
their n1and, for matchless galiantry
! at the bloody battle of Pea Ridge, and
Maior-Generals Grant and Buell., and
their forces, for the glorious repulse OF
! Beauragard at Pittsburg, Tennessee;
and to Major General Pope aud his Of.
fcers and soldiers for the bravery and
skill displayed in their operations
gainst the rebels and traitors intrcnehee
at Island No. 10, il the Mississippi
river. .-.
The daring, courage, diiisent PROSE
cution, persistent valor, and n,llltar.
achievements are unsurpassed.
18th. That there shall this day be
salute Of leo guns from the I. S. Arse
nal at Washington, in honor Of thss'
great victories. (SiEned) -.
! Z. N. sTAUNTON,
Secretary Of War.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
s1rs. Lincoln nallaesn !. Hous. and nstr

Mrs. Lincoln Buildeth 8 House and B6tli.
We believe it is generally conceded
that Mrs. Lincoln is given to having
things after her liking. The following
anecdote, illustrative of that point, is
told by a citizen ofSpringfeld, Ill, and
we are assured it is an 'sunvarnished
tale" Some years before "Honest
Abe, as we have been wont to call him,
and his wife had the remotest idea of
presiding at the White House, they
lived in low and unpretendings dwell.
ing in Springfield. 4he barn, which
was contiguous to the house, was used
for stabling COW during the winter
season. Mrs. Lincoln was neither sat-
Aisaed- wi tn the house nor the close prox-
unity Of the ow stable, and while her
! HUSBAND was out of town attending
court (to be absent from home some six
weeks), contracted with carpenter to
build new barn and add another story
to the dwelling. The work was imme-
diately commenced and completed be-
/ fore Mr.. Lincoln returned, and the
change was SO striking that when he
walked through the street upon his ar
! rival, on which the house was situated,
he hardly recognized it; but soon appre-
hending the reason, he jocosely asked a
person whom he met, "Can you tell me
where Mrs. Lincoln iyes?" His wife,
who had seen her husband coming,
opened the door as the question was
asked, and exclaimed, "Come in Abel
! i-Northansptoa, Press.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
NUMBER Is
The Power of Ideas.

1T T, 80 e.u- :. ~ e
an ne loiio"sng toucnihg ana iehci'eus
iilus'rs'lon NJ VI 1ne power 0! IDEAS was
gwen Oy Mendeil Fniiips IN Q public
sPeech IN Ne" YORK:
was loio so-uay story 50 toucning
IL iel1'en'e 70 'his 'has you muss iet
!ne a,I leti NJ, H. II IS temperance case, Dut
II WI niii Illustrate tnis 1ns1 as wen. a
mss nusIei ba,Jin 1n me green mus on vermont yer
s;rtaan S. nas ,.aas y ,ne ilsn. nana 500.
so 60 80 A. 90 20 o.o, 1'ao ", WIN iose oi tne
- ne s'ouu ~ sus saruel ga.e
III - a.si .ea-s1 sne saia. IumaEu taeJ
AZ a.i-.t., .s,.,,.,. {. :"
i;f. sss'o = & go 'ssa
-, !. ~, - - = -,
= ~ s = -
tbe star1.-I ,sa,, -. - ~
7 want tba LIZ a,a.. G.s.....5 81 pVs als ~
Mediterra sn Fra s 80, I..sa 80
of Good H. a. r. Nas.,s, is 81. ~ - 81
soutbNT saw Them hen au - sa,ts s,r 1ur a. - q
80 + -. - 80 =. az 1oy en- yea. y.1s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
nggTbe following is from an article

ATbe following is from an article
by Oliver w. Holmes:-If the reader
of this paper live another year, his self
conscious principle will have migrated
from his present tenement to another
the raw materials even of which are not
vet put together A portion of the
body of his which is to be, will ripen in
the corn of his next harvest. Another
portion of his future person he will
purchase for him, headed up in the forpl
of certain barrels Of potatoes. A third
fraction is yet to be gathered in the
Southern rice field. The limbs with
which he is then to walk will be clad
with flesh borrowed from the tenants of
many stalls and pastures, now uneon
seious OF their doom. The yery organs
of speech with which he is to talk SO
wisely, plead SO eloquently, or speak
effectively, must first serve his humble
brethren to bleat, to below, and for. all
the varied utterance of bristled or feath-
cred barn yard life. His bones them-
selves are, to great IN posse and not M
csse. a bag of phosphate of lime, which
he has ordered from Prof Mapes, for
his grounds contain large part of what
! is to be his skeleton. And more, that
all this, and by far the greater part Of
his body is nothing at all but water. the
main substance of his scattered mem
bers is to be looked for in the reservoir,
in the running streams, at the bottom
of the clouds that float over his head,
are dif'used ameng them all. .s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

Four Goof. Habits.
There are four habits wise man rec
onmands to be essentially necessary Tor
the management of temporal concerns;
and these were punctuality, accuracy
steadiness and dispatch. Without the
first Of these, time is wasted without
the second, mistakes most hurttul to oul
own credit and interest, aud that Of 9th
-ers, may be committed; without ths
third, nothing can be well done; and
without the fourth, opportunities ot
great advantages are lost, which it i:
impossible to recall.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

The Nerrin.ne.
Itsecms to be we'll esta blished, BY late
adviccs, that the -Nerrtmoe was barely
saved from going to the bottom alter
the conflict with the lHonito3.. She
must have been seriously wounded; and
this demonstrates her yulnerabllity
showing at the same time that, though
exposed to her utmost efforts, the Hon
i,toI, escaped unseathed.- 1t is also GER
tain that her commander, Buchanan
aud several of her crew were killed.
We think her biggest mischief has beer
done; though she threatens another at
tack soon. The -E2nit2r is ready an6
waiting.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
P L AIMING MILL, NO. 1
JOHN 9. DAVIS.

OF the Sugar Run Planning Mill, has large
" assortment of Lumber, either rough or
planed, on hand, which will be sold as low as
any other establishment can afford to. As he
is IL practical mechanic, he will guarantee that
his work will be executed in manner to suit
purchasers, and prices shall correspond to the
quality Of the material.
All orders addressed to JOHN S. DAVIS
Box No. IS, P. o.. Pomeroy, Montgomery s
Hoadley, Wharf-boat, Pomeroy, will be promptly
attended to. [may -, 18G0.-3-20-yl
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
g.. 8. MO 9 &c,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturer,
Middleport, O.,

Mlddleport, o.,
" EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
IN will manufacture to order, all of the vari-
Gus articles usually manufactured in such es-
Iablshments He calls particular attention to
his Harness making, and ''detes the world on
fancy mounted double or single Harness. Do
not fail to give me call, in my shop on Rut-
land street, at the head of First street, in Ilolts
Building, up stairs. Cash paid for all kinds OF
Hides, Skins, SC, at the highest market price.
june y, '59.-25-1y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Immense SpuiIs of War Taken AT Island
! No 10. - =.

Immense SpoiIs of War Taken al Island
No. 10.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 10.-A special
TO the Republican, from Island No. 10.
says: 200 hoesheads of sugar, several
hundred barrels Of uioasses, 80 cannon,
100 wagons, 126 horses, 600 mules,
5000 stand of small arms, 80 pieces Of
light artillery, and a great quantity of
blankets, clothing, &c. have fallen into
our hands. The total number of pris
oncrs captured is 5,oo0-one Major
Geucral. Mccall. and Brigadier Gen
erals CAN'T, Walker and Schaum. The
prisoners are being embarked for Hi
nois az rapidly as possible. About
56. 600 solid shot and immense quanti
ties Of ammunition were taken.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Proclamation by the President

w AsIIINV.iUE, -NVIII I0.-
By the President Of the United States Of
Anae7ica-4 Proclamation.
1t has pleased Almighty God to
vouchsafe signal victories to the land
and naval forces engaged i'll supprossing
an internal rebellion, and at the same
time 20 avert from our .o.4,Gy !Aa dan
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
,,,,,o rrc,,,crr az a Mother,

,ho Memory of a Mother,
When temptation appears, aud we arc
almost persuaded TO do wrong, how
often 4 mothers word Of warning will
call 10 mind VOWS that are rarely
broken. Yes, the memory OF Il mother
has saved many poor wretch FROM geing
astray Tall grass may be growing
over the hallowed spot where all her
earthly remains repose; the dying leaves
OF autua,n may be whirled over it, or
the white mantle Of winter may cover
! it from 81. hi, yet the spirit OF her, wheni
he walks iu the right path, appears, ana
gently, softly, mournfully calls to him,
when wandering oH into the ways u
error
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
ST. u. HUMPHREY,
FRANK COOPER,
DIR. a. cAMPBELL uARLY,

Operative and Mechanical Dem ssz--v-zzz--,zs.
tist, Gallipolis, Or L. has had if7ssa if7FzssEssssa
long experience in the Dental pr 11l1II0F
fession, and feels confident that he cangise sat
sfaction to those who need his professional SER
vices. All work warranted.
DIR. E. may be found at the Gibson House,
Pomeroy, on the 1st of each month. Viii visit
patients at their homes if they wish it. 45-ly
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

Legal adv ertisements charged at rates allowed by
| W. from which Ii per cent. will be deducted for
advance payment.
Casual or transient advertisements must be paid
for n advance.
Adv srtiscments not having the number of inser-
tions marked on copy, will be continued until for
bid ard charged accordingly.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

I. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
me contrary. are considered wishing continue
their subscriptions.
9 If subscribers order the discontlnuance of their
papers, the publishers continue to send them
til all arrearages paid.
g. If subscribers neglect refuse to take their pa
from the office to which they directed, they
held responsible till they settle their bill, and
Ter the paper discontinued.
4. If any subscriber removes to another place
without informing the publisher, and their paper is
sent to the former direction the subscriber held
sponsble.
5. This courts have decided that refusing to take
newspaper from the office, removing and leaving
it uncaled for, prima faee evidence "fintentiotl
fraud. = sH
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sFALDiNes rR9oAT sDSfLo rlos.
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srALolNG's THfoaT COMPETITORS
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sPAuLDNs's PREPARED sLus

spAULDIvo's PREPARED sLur
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Rad AtNl. RAD.
GfDF g'f.fEC.fR.
"a st-lts4F
sor Picking and rabio Use!
JA,1rA fLAmKr.

s~gk - t.t--Oee iwe-hofse wagon
Il r.a.if asa. e-e es-,E e - - rss-iF e.. ~
- .s-il-r. - - e1s-- elN "a 1saE- - rFr.
"a "a w.. sAAtz ft4kAs
N.4.~tf
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spAuLDISos rnrrApED Lrr.
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eCE RHAvE's
Holland Bitters
DYSP STA,
liver Complaint. Fever and Aeues do.
tn saoosssrai irtroduc,soa and 90 q "a. e~ls
trs.-c asn,s~i, ~ t--1 he "a - o. t'fA rsne
80. - sa.s, I'D. = cs~r.ilol AZ outii
III go 'sfst-rsr y ga .o.thss eAn-s "a sosss
O. -ass sfiisa-.-. -h'-sss o',s'rr~
Pot TIE REALLY si.-i fslis 1-rissd ffe- u rif'r-
d. to--I..ylf \. - o. o,sisz1s
sQRHAgEs HOLLAND BTTrEEs.
49, OK ~.r~. sa.--- = ~ F-osr-ans-S h.' ests
biih.c a. 81. .L.t41 stict e.. hssi q tmitsf'ns
10 osaut-s s-s'- hsss ..i-t . eno-rnios u p-l
te.l, s-s-tAias pr.tsr-tiou. wtA t~fssy sac1oasci
fsi % ~, q d. seouiS. CnAfPtai Bou.ss
T. a..-s-s,,- = Ioas-sr,~s srosry 81 NAryf5-S
q, kosi = s.~ettA III Ia I,1B4Ntiot n sst
besla - - o4Eecsins .iscro-rs Of he steuA--rh
aud bo~es
To- g 49, 6ases 81 aoa,tnss he .n'es~s q q.
salatary srs~t. TIE .tcs-~h sf sf--tli, s-ssin "a
stresStA ssAifky scfion q h usef, towels ara
iIsssy. ~ 80 lie psos. ,ns rvns~ee hNsish ;.
tie saict rssult
For INDIGESTION. Try
Berhave's Holland BitterS.
For HEARTBURN. Try
B9rhsve's Holland Bittefss
yor ACIDITY. Try
BGFhaye's holland BitterS.
FOR wATERBRAsH. rry
B9rhave's Holland Bitters.
FoE HEADACHE. Try
l9rhaye's Holland Bitters.
Tor LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
Bernave's Holland Bitters.
For CosTIvENEss. TT
B9rhaye's Holland Bitters.
xor PILES. Try
R9rhs,e's Holland Bitters.
In an Nerves.. Rns. made md s-ar.lge A1-e-
6c-. Is has - nuu4srvus Instances proved h<sy
hsDenciL, and In other sn-os1 dse'a~a enr~
Rea5 Carefully
TIE gsnrire highly oonosptrAts Bdksisrs ho..
hD Br-rHs = pot - % hslfpin. os'.-- only, 40
r.t.ii-d At one D,lis p-r bttis The gr-~i osrnAno
Or tbs truly oslsbrstse medicins hss induo-o many
in.iAts0nA -t5oh the public sbor-i knsro .ss'ns'
purchasing
ss.oays ortmporsf.cni s< 0.as or k--s a o. ~
iabel 4 eee71 bttk 90 t-J.
. BENZ. Page, Jr. &c
SOLE eRosai-ToRs,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
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pYEuNc & SECURING

Pane, Dsefnr and s~onrtnr tst'.o-
ifshmrut.
WHITE rntrr aSD CASHMERE SHAWL
W u AT cieu rcs.f-s aiso. C~ff.~z =
In. 81. snet ant Ccyrrt p new c1srr'cal Frc-
ctss. q lotA lhs nse.
wab..h st-es. b-t~rrr the canal az sth rfreet
.zz-s s.crs sespvlsd by la - szsp- lsPe@<2
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H.OER a YekEEy. As.ais.

= rnASCE : tAe sboss "a al fe'Ahie Conpa
,s. ga re gr3e1ft a. 1850 Able rates ~ sr1'ii-
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TONSORIAL.
indicated Hair waah,

DROF. GEORGE W. CANADA
u Larinr r~rtfct his - strz an1 bslr Dr~ssi-s
salon stscininE ttr 1rTrr Hsete Hreee. hsrsfesrf
70 lrfor- ~ tiftrs ara PEBBLE Ts-rrs'lv ma :.
- n.u rrrrar-d 60 sa.t lI-r s-sla-ns-- 81 81
1rasf 80 fa-fr~~ ~f~trf ar1erfic1 cirrr l.
ehErG- coc'rE s--i C-ftine - - sr1 LfflI ~i-ls
Hsir ego. ". c4sADA
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ry he rss q Lee pIi- toe perice's s~s-ss .
ScrroHs or Sici BsadScAs may 10 sesssd, AID
sken a. he eOaamenc-Eaeag Of siiseL. .l--sc.,,
sl'sf froru sickness vii be obtained
They seldom fall la removing he HausSf a..
assdlchs 70 Which female. srs 20 ulu,s subject
They act seaera.iy nFou tas t~-~i--TcDosil
CosftrcEsss
and Al, persons q srje-torp hGbs der .r- varsll.
a. laxative, IN improving tb- cIJ ~sfs xiyiny b..
Snd ri0or - tn ciscr-:-- crTar., go rector ~.
natural electricity snc strength u The vhel s,sbr
The cEPHALsc PILLS are the result q lels in,~-
''ysuou and carefully oouducsed experiment. N-rla
teen n uso macy years. duriae -i.rh lu.. ti.-l
have perverted AL relieved vast a1aouni a .aiu
and sar~riEg frssn hssdsrhe ~h.-her ,r.sirsi-s e.
tAe ne5eo;s ss.t>1 G. f,sa. @srAns.s ys.ie u .
stomach
hey As entirely seertssl. in Ger e..nno.i'ias
and may bs isker - al Lis.- vhs ,4sse.f -.f-y
~1thsof ulaalnz siy ,hang- - dses 1af ~ og-sa.
81 0Hs d.sssree1bSe ~. 5.fes. r eIsy O. ada.
ts,sr t..l. ciadrsn.
BEWARE or COuATEHyriTs
rhs scE-ine havc sls1..srrs- Z Esaly T. .pan.s--
o. rsct hox.
soIaby DrpSss.s A. - ,sh>r aaAi.r. n sss
c.ns
- wi - -ers y rsaa o. rscssps s',is
PRICE - CTAIs.
Al o7tsr- should H.. atlre-saA -
HENRY sPAULDING
- Gear s1o-t. ssr Tss4
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MANHOOD!

<sis.z MANHOOD!
-<.-&s><S How se.t, Now fEc>tor's
.Jpsf Published. a. Scaled knpelope,
lttfIsf on tae nature, treatment a.
Y rndleal care CT fPsFmatcr hCo1, or Srnai-
1sI N-.kucsf. - trsi Debility. Ncifoutfcs-
ara fasolgrfars kn'ss ar., inducing iripo-
,egey. Eat Meas, -. .ss,-s,,s, s,lty,,
ssther efgff Oresn Beet. a..
Iha werff--l| svf ~ author a. fhi. AfmiTA-
bieie.iufs -issriy prove tom hi- ovn exrori
srcr. taai iAe awful Cortsgr enecs ofsef stuss
ma &c crclireiy remofetw " bout mccitins
ana witfo dangerous sargie-i operations
oougs a. iusi rui4tnts rnz-of cor =. pniut
ne out mode Of care al once certain and 81
fs,tual.bs which every sufferer. re latter
-h-f 49, enrtiiion mas Be. NAY cufc hin az
,..aylv. prirafsfv go ~osfsefr. This LccfI :
lrravc BOON 10 'hoassndIsut thoufanf..
sent aufe seal - aftt 1ttf.re lotl paid, on
ree.frfnffrh poFtsgs stafars. ~ afdressfr 2
Or cifas : c MINE. fs- tows.g, Ne~ Work
rosl Nffre foS $3.50.
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NJ HOUSE.

o.~-.ts .vosS ~ 1ss A,rrvros Hovzs,l
Corncl Washington ard iection St..
sUIfIvsS. rSrf IA.
TIVE nfsisrliensd bavinr rrrstssei tas Ahose,
l desiyn ufsirg IL ore q sc -,er' coz oris ne
sosei. ii De vsst srt fsf superior n eTefS
respect - any IN thi' place sd fg hs aocosinio.
,-fo. =. Il 1. t-svs!irs r,sHc sut eoterfsiurer' =
-.tl.sr- us.tpg f-s,rtiaz. piesc unsfarsec tfoff.
~ srcars fss li<tset cellieri a-i ce1reflrfc~ q
her Guest. md haze fill csrh-su0s IN 30 feoses.
= Nh. KSoT1s&s.w ~. 1ErrF. rro7T. .'ors.
xos. fiiar ISL iAuf
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THt GO peTilrfehlp hefttolotc %
Il ss.i-r rctueea tte suh.rrii.ers md fhe sane
II FfssH Neurarsi Co. 49, ssoivee. p, mutual
caa-snt. Fsf~uar, Is issz.
ANnnfw J. FDsAfI-
rOH~ Nrfr1TG A L
GFo " kHOWi1O%
ysr1s Hast. Esret Is. ise1.
CO rAE1NERsHIP SoTicE-1-. r-fersignec
have f0fr,ed . co.ptrinsr.1.p l1feT BE usme q
rt.,n No. C. srd vii conila lr the D. Coo 3
h-.sso~ss IN al y. n-s-ches. ~ = % stant
A : EpsALL.
II kCoT
Go -. EEOwL1cs
IsEE- ZSste, Na-ch isf
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So si-z,s 1T, - 1lkULDTs6's THEsssff
GISiE viii - sea uHe5 - s.,'f-Er
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-29
John r.. Freeman.

A considerably big drive will be made
to defeat John r Freeman for Treasurer.
1t is unnecessary for us to speak Of him,
as he is we'll known to the people of tie
county. 1t was also well known that he
was a candidate for that Office. If the
people wished to beat him, why did they
not do it in convention. He received a
fair nomination, and win doubtless be
elected. r..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-29
October IS, 1862.
Frnm The Dunn Co. Lulnbermnn.

Frym The Dunn Co. Luinberfntn.
The matter of Mr.. Hanchett not being
present to vote, and attending to his 9th
er official duties in the committee room
at the Same time, is the only string upon
which two or three Journals that oppose
bis reelection can sound a note, and on
that they make most doleful music
They feel q consciousness that they arc
engaged in a most unworthy effort OPP
posing an honest upright man, whose on
ly fault has been loyal, unostentatious
discharge of his duties, and ratLef in
different attention to. the little cliques
that assumed he was sent to Congress
merely TO attend to their interests. Ri
diculous objections and low vituperation
comprise their whole force against him,
and in this course of unmerited abuse,
they call upon the people to join them.
They witt be sadly disappointed in their
hopes. The honest voters cannot jC1h
them IN their reckless denuneiation of IL
faithful representative. Mr.. Hanehctt is
too well known to be effected b the slan-
ders that are heaped upon him Just M
the eve Of the election; the people are
well satisfied with his course rs their
representative, and they win re-elect him
BY a majority that will startle and asash
his shameless slaDderers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-29
hen God and man shall speak az one y,

Es- Every vote east for CHARLES y.
Cox is vote to-sustain the Administra-
uO1-to endorse its policy-to conquer
lie rebelS-a vote in favor Of providing
lOr the families of our yohunteers-a
vote IN favor of a thoroughly loyal man
l9r U. S. Senator'S vote to endorse the
Residents Emancipation Proclamation,
'aat measure demanded alike by justice
'0a the necessities OF war--that meas
',s endorsed by MCCLELLAN, and by all
'D0 comprehend the magnitude of the
,'lts at stake in this war. Vote for
'HARLEs B. Cox.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-29
The Candidate for Treasurer.
PREsooTT, October 30, 1862.

PREsOOTT, October 30, 1862.
ED. JOURNAL Il find that there is
much dissatisfaction, among arespectable
few, to the onion nominations. as made
on the I 9th inst.
must confess, some grave objections
to the nominations then made, arose in
my mind.
The result Of the convention was
somewhat novel, as also was the general
manner in which the whole thing was
run.
l have yet failed, and have looked
after the matter a good deal, TO find any
person who could tell just how the nomi-
nation WAS made, but can find no one
who can blame any one for the nomina-
tons.
The matter seems to be about in this
way John Z. Freeman had made up
his mind some months since, that be
would like to be County Treasurer for
Pierce county. John, in his frankness,
told his friends so, and they all went to
work to secure his nomination. He Sc
cured the nomination as against ono of
the best men in the county. Everybo%
dy knew John was running, and every
body took sides, either for or against
But he was nominated.
Now why should he be supported >
l think he should be supported, for the
simple reason that he was nominated by
the Union conventional convention en-
dorssd virtually by every voter in Pierce
county-a convention regularly called
by the Union Committee, and we'll at
tended. We should support him, be-
cause he is man thoroughly eonversant
with theinterests of Pierce county. We
Sbc uld support him for his indomtable
energy and perseverance. We should
support him for tue reason that the only
opposition he has, is from man dcsti
tute of energy, as well rs of all other
qualifications for the office to which he
aspires. If there is anything 1 despise
in public man, or Que thing more than
another, 1t IS iazinsss.
Now we know that John r. Freeman
is not lazy, and l do not believe he will
allow himself, by general shiftiessness,
to become lousy or sick. Then why
should we not support John R. Free
man
As for The rest of the tickcty there
seems to be general understanding that
it is tob be supported, and haveno doubt
but the whole ticket will be elected by q
large majority.
Yours truly,
a REPUBLICAN,.