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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE oP
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarsenes8
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
Of Consumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This is remedy so universally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that
is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues It's
unryaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have madeSit
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few the communities, families, among them
who have not some personal experience OF Its effects
living trophy In their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of tho throat and lungs
As a know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know, the effects OF this remedy need not
do than TO them that II has now all the viz
tues that 1t did have when making the cures which have
strongly upon tho confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER 6, CO., Lowell, Masa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

TIE ll4!h Ohio, Colonel cradlebaugh, ar.
rived at Cincinnati from Marietta on Sunday
evening, and left yesterday (Monday) for
Memphis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

TEE ID cavalry hast been ordered to report to
Camp Dennison. 1t 10 thought the regiment
will be ordered into Kentucky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

TEE 4ad Ohio has been ordered to report at
Memphis, Tenn, at which place It was az last
advices.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

Col. A. o. Colburn, from Gen. Mcclellan Q
staff, has been assigned to duty ss Adjutant.
General of the Department Of the MIssouti.--
Gen. Mcclellan indorses the Colonel as one
of the most efficient officers In the army. "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
RzsloNArIoNs.- The following are among th.

KEsI0NATI0Na,-Thet following are among Tue
late designations:
First Lieutenant George Randall, 9th Ohio;
Lieutenant J. N. McCluDg, 74sh; Major A. 8
Ballard, 74.h; Lieutenalt NJ. J. Alkire, LEI
Cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel Fl. w. Burdsal
4th Cavalry; Assistant Surgeon A. c. Barlow,
47th; Captain John g. Durbeck, 47th; Captain
Thomas G. Downey, 9lsi; Captain Henry Gil.
bert, Tooth; Captain Lawrence B. Smith, 100lh
Captain Daniel Amermsn, 45th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

LIEUT.. COL SWEENEY, Of the 32d Ohio, hal
received an honorable discharge from lhs
service. .rss.-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.

CARE RACE. Nov. 80 The steamship Hiber,
nia from Liverpool SOsh, Londonderry 2lst,
passed this evening. BreadstuRs STEADY and
quiet. Corn upward. Provisions dull. Con.
suls 9316 for money. 1si. ,a4e, sI
Reported, steamer slmilar to the Alabama
left Liverpool. Another will soon follow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

HiaAn CootEr, Co. D,7th Ohio, recently
died In hospital at Washington
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
State and Local News.

WANTED, at this office, good industrious
boy. None other need apply.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

TEE BAAsER Or Llonr, Weekly Journal Of
Romance, I.iseratwe and General intelligence.
publishsd at Boston, can be obtained OF studer's
On State Street. tits an ably edited and spirit.
Cd paper.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Banix ssatenent.

w Nrw yoaxs Dsc. /.
Deersass in loanb ese 7o3 decrease In specls. sIol
230; increase IN circulation, els77o; increase IN az
poslts, el7l,e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Gle Obio 9tatesnra,r
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. ., 1869.

Hail Road Time Table.
Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Oolum
follows
LirrLs MAXI h osLpnBus q xnnl R.R
ononnau Accommodation, 600 IN. 0:25 P. M.
ytncinrAu Express ........ l.30P 81. Ills P. N.
Mal and Accommodation, 245 p. M. 1890
Wight Express, via Dayton, IOOA. NJ. 1885 A, M.
q. JNo. ". DoHKRTE, Agent
ooLuhBUs & 0LRvKLAHD h.
Wight Mxpress. ,.......... Loo A. n. I2.3OA,M,
Nov YORK hzpress.".,. lis P. M. LOO P. NJ.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent.
ODTRAL OHIO u. q
70 Ixpress. 400 A. M. 1880 A. N.
10. hxpress. $50 p. n. los ?, "a.
No. Express to Newark. la5 P. NJ.
W. J. FELL, Agent.
PrrTsBuRsH, 0oLUEBus h oMolMATi r. n.
naii Train .'.'......,.,.. 400 AN. l:05P.M
bxpfss. Tnin.... 49,. l:2sPM. l95OA. N.
Jos. RoBiNSor, Agent.
oetunDus IsDlAHoPoLIs, n. r.
lOoLunBUs PiouA d INDIANA R. R.) ee.
10. EIprssa .,.......... 7i5 A, NJ. Has A. NJ,
Ao'2 ...""... 300 P. M. 6:C0 P. N.
GA. HUI, Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

HABzAs CoRFUi STILL SUSPENDED BY ORDER OF
GOVERNOR ToD.-George Rowse, minor ak.
teen years of age, of Williams county, Ohio
left home some time ago, aud wen. to Mans.
field and enlisted In the 9th Ohio Cavalry
without his fathers knowledge or consent. He
10 now at Camp Chase.
Calvin Rowae, the boys father, made afaida-
vit, yesterday, embodying the foregoing facts
when writ OF habsas corpus was applied for
BY Gen. 8, W. Andrews. and was granted BY
Herman B Albery, the Probate Judge of this
county. The writ was placed In the hands oi
Sheriff Huffman, who served it and made the
following return thereon:
December lst, ls62--Aeoording to the with
In command proceeded to Camp Chase TO ex'
ecute the within writ. found the body Of
George Rowse, and summoned Major Peter
Zinn, commanding, to appear forthwith before
the Probate Judge. The custody of the body
Of the said George Rowse was refused me By
the said Major Peter Znn--he denying the
right of the writ of hdbsas corpus, saying tha,
be (Major ZlnD) 10 ipstructed BY Governor Too
not TO recognize the writ of habsas corpus, ant
not to deliver any person to the proper Officer
serving the same = f} Nllf' Et
(signed) g: W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
By W. 8. HuFsMAN, Deputy.
How much longer will the frsemen OF Ohis
be afflicted BY 'such a despOtiam9 We hat
hoped that the recent expression through tn,
DAllOt-box would be Interpreted Alright by thos,
In high placeBi but IL seems that the exercise
Of their "brief authority" has made them alik,
fOrgettul Of the lessons Of the past and the du
ties of prssent-even though they once pro
fessed the sacred name Of Democracy. W.
trust that such outrsges against law and righ
will not be practiced much longer in the loya
State Of Ohio. " is time for them to stop.
This 10 probably not the last of this habea
corpus case.sM tg6stf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

CouNcIL PRooEEDINOs.- City Council met
last evening President Donaldson In the Chair.
The City Clerk presented the ftlieying
Statement Of tho R0csipts and Dtsbu,sesaato Of tho
0itv of Columbus nom Novem6er ., 10 6cenber L.
1902, iaclustVe:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpiIenA
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,
Many remarkable of these affections peen
made by the elteratye power Of this medicine II stimu
lates the vital functions Into vigorous action and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond s
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cesstes Of the people, and we are confident that this will
DO for them all that medicine can do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11

criticised by few members of Congress. Otbers
as eagerly applaud. All admit the marked ability
with v bch be sustains his propositions. Il seems
TO me that the financial destiny OF this country Is
fixed ia the one way Or the other, by iuevocable
laws. If We crush the rebellion and restore The
Unio- posterity will assured pny tbs cost OF doing
1. ~ sat work. H. at tie same time We oblite ite
Slavery aud forever remove irom our soil this bit
Ter roos OF strife and treason, those VINO come after
nc will discharge all the debts We may contract,
no woyer gigantic, while thay will tiess The memory
OF fathers " no had tho courage ana wisdom 10 Wiz
dicaie human rights aud save Representative gov
eruuelt. But if, tarougb inteci.ty or tgeachary,
u 0 cause be lost and lhs Republic dismembered and
the light Of our example 20 out IN Tue eve Oh ths
wor1 then the monetary Issues OF ttid Aduinistra-
ton, whether they be notes or bones, "he'her
sreeubaellr Que OF demand. or stocks Win coupons
annexed, will be purchased even III our uine ioi =
guinea bale. So Messleurs Sec.etare8 vi ols1tS' OF
The Treasury, OF War, Of the Navy II you wohh
prevcat your works conlipg utterly TO hsus9 ioie
YOUR o,yn eyes, push forward your Goeis hhc armies
n il believed ia weIl-inform;d circles that the
Proclamation OF Freedom will saBd unropealei ana
nnmpuirod II undoubtedly Is destined 10 PISS
severe ordeal On the Isl OF January. Democracy
will try t. bully aud Conservatism to wheedio Toe
President into tome postpolenebt some i'Vu'hNa :
ton somo concession that viii avert tne COON VI
slavery. Bn. even our tiYid friends nop', wmle
boller spilits believe, that Abraham Lincoln, van
adhere 10 tha, acc oil hs AZ on, Wb.ca "a
ratified by corr sspOuiing achievements IN tie neio,
will make II The Great Deed Of che Age, anc via
ause history 10 record lis IS the Great Name u lne
American Union. Ass.ied as he Is ny hc.iou, Aau
bssel 0s lac 10 by conservatism, he needs, ne &c
leryo. the CONF ri and Support OF tie oya! ano Lne
true OF al parties aad or.ecs. Leg nun nave ~
tho Shin Of stale II sp. ak adYsedly) eau clear lhc
breakers OF New-Ye.r's Day, though storms may
thereafter beat uloa her, snc val yel drop Anchor
in the haven OF Penee, OF Liberty, Oh Cnion'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11

business. This fact, and the caution OF the thsr..
which forbade them to issue their forged notes u.
soon aerthe robbery Of the paper doubtless, prsy.u.
ed great deal of niscbief: for tie whole Affair IVA.
discovered before much spurious money was put in
circulation. One 0. the men arrested wss canob,
10 the very az! Of engraving the forged notes. he a
once confessed his guit aud stated that be had bes,
carrying on forgeries for feventecn wears; dur;n,
al this time hie osenste occupation Lad been tL,s
Of a small farmer near Bisiuin. nam, aad There b.
had carried on his forging operations undsr .ae vsry
eyes Of the police.
The present condition of London reminds ons Of
New-York some years ago. the garotte excitemen.
is in the former city in fil force bands OF organ.
lied assassEs and nlaranders in formidable Dumbsu
prowl up and down-the pspers say. 0ne effect d
tais is to bring out eau for more police; IL oppos.
ton TO which other editorial authorities say thar II,
policemen are numerous enough, but that they lack
efficiency; that tie men who are on daty az nicnt
like tie public houses near cab stands too well; Tat
the early breakfast stale, with charcoal ese and Ii,
poog gin sold under the name Of "physic,' have
attractions more potent than their own beats: ana
thu, an archwsy il shelter Ley often avail them.
Eelye5 u when they find their proper place nnin.
yiiDg. Hence, better inspectors are demanded: r
aud, touching them. the sane editorial critic says
that they seem 10 riorc delight in sitting by the Ere
OF their police Offices aud PLAYING Dog5erry before
dozen sleepy sOs than il travelling aJod 10 see TIA.
every man does what England expects hin to 10.
From al Of which IL appears that even tie far-f4nA
London police are not secure from the asper'lens
which from earliest days have been cast on their pro.
fession. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11

Portraits OF Geo. and Martha Vashin xtoa.


coLoRs.
The ways Of Art are strange. They cannot be
fuy measured b. proverbs, saws, or political economy
Neither supply demand Determine inverton OF
genius starts up sometimes In places lo@. expected W.
are moved speak tbu, by confederation Of two wt, u
Ar.--0gogGE end MArrHi WAsaIsoTos, being tie suhJ,c
according tho S,ral portraits end tho Technical eaod Il
producing sL- something eanroi describe beyond stating
10. pIocss Of painting ia oil coossb1s
Vhch g. 70 a. aienss aad purposes "a hs .yeis e'n.
cesnei G.e,s,s oirsa'ieg By what additional
be lstis. arrived hls wonderful effect IL secfe.d
tue whole thing becomes maryeloRs when find =
ibis IL achieved Ia Cincinnati. n.hsr Roms. Vienna PARA
London nor yet GewYosk has besn able to determine tas
process bat Clnoinns represented by Ill. Ailie.on, he
h.ppy ds,oyelcr All certainly according t. u.ul csssos
We oua nol % s5i for st wes,vard 20 sch exssr.
utterly 20 eclipse e.. ths intense loorous, expensive.
ossouie oaor 81 the SAME direction pursued for many
years ia 6 leading artistic capitals Of Europe.
Ike Two portraits before Of tAf the size Of the
O., aas tas Boston A.hsaRan. Al lie ws.S k1ows tia
5u, pcans o. Waliaston and Ais wife, srI very Csc
pos;f they though c'mgoied sEt exoclisd II the q
..n.y Of our ~ s,geuty yeis ago Ih-y AaYs been eyea
7ey cop 3D. Mr lHldleon had photographs Of them care
fully iasds: thsse ha.Hc, sibofss-y cOlsrd a!ss
ne or @ tie Of the bet artists After tsss
ro,se4 yhoor-lhs tia elegant hAszs IIsufe, Vi saiSa
been l.a; A;cEr.s.y noieel Il Is a.
gss. % tel them fsn mazaaeea. beisze Cope IA 81
L. be blsh OF the oagiat. BIT tn coloTs se ne' aid
% 5y "a. Drlh {, ilieel ys.sy how s1sh beauy d.
c. aos Gjsliiy CAL BE- o5tsireasui - a. iaTszfioe
much n, orailsry pntD, "a c9'r T1es
po;. only be hal q. lie us-nvs ard We arc infsno-a
y r. 8.4o o- C.r;s4r "a tie ssSerto D. gg'ecrsi
viii no Linked 90 ;ts, Of tue sassc.b-r lac lIs aeis
wot.i ia et.ssor..aarly lov.
GussgT 5rrALT aler p.kifT t.i.iin career T. Loo.
don cs,l, h., city. fiis c,ei desire n5s
paint the portsi's vhc h. as c,uuiryea e-iersA ba.
10 moved 70 ev hiS RaIs, lard Tor the purp Of
having Warrington Lin lie r.ed tw!es beors 30
sutcescrd. lie rsed 10 sly TIA. Wa'-sou wss braisr
be.w.t the eyes tal .nJ hs had painted here
scorsded anecdotes reTecls ao fius be."eea
tho IIf.r Tar'e and tie lnou. nBuer. ss-g c,ni not
catch after working hid ,hs erp'.lo The sc7 VS. nos
WIS, ours. 90 b. l. vart,i No ard .gi' sr-t lid
a. g. aid al he cot -, hy "a 20 s"c 81
qssff 81 te aust 0lt 70 go gg.Y1ss W ia. s.9ns :.
pt,. iou c. 'i.ued WHIT tie sr.. ce nel. At thx
sslt saryant sos INTO "a hs eId began 20 sy.e1 s
c0nr - le nsua suli0A 81 taa honetodi ~! Waia-
non q receiving st TIE duf. tn.errd tie IN nd so
llrl.cir pcp.y lid N - c.tG ogt tlt.y On in
t.Drn D. tLo domestic smart loVe ever, s.lt " k-e1
On SECT irg swr,!irs Cgfir-tt4rs %. vhs.s
wanted is iae a .rss1l. ..r, - ..sd l-sr.. y;
bis face Htt.d fot hat caeati and the result 10 tbs
pe.tggt w-IeI WI. mover 4is-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11

sypprus -CmcUr.-P.et i-.-N o. mi
gy-s 3-I ssti gs 3'.'5. $50 1852 Fs. o.. n -ysl
,.1 sss as G5o, l3.} 4iis 40. 40. Joy ~
S 49,. ssj 49, s'y>. i,e '.i+ 'is III q, 90
tit- celt et5 ~. u.s.. ~ siaj. te5'. l-''' '''''
SuPgrsg CouRr-SrrciAL TgKM'-.Nos' ~
52l ~ II 9l17 2J5y,
,ls ana "a sl3 i4i siig c1l3 3i - -. 81 ,A
Pad ll.-No,. s5ll. 6gG, on 49, Ji'o' 49, 49,
59l lo38 $3.50 2e,2 !9H .9ii ny Nos 1926,
,s,o 'eie ,St. iet7 NO isso $751; 1882 1859 iS IA
M 49, i.s Pnt Ii-Eos l.'i 49, ~ -, -
lii IaSl. 1882, 1881 1880 oJ7 ~ io'D' w. l3 a. IS,
&C. A. 40 ~ 50 n, 50, 81 80 50, 81 49, % ~ OIL y"
o. &
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,rylrFp STATES MARsUAIs OFgIcE-oec.e
~ ----..--..- - ~ d.

Mr.. Flish, RrcsYan Of Bergen County. New;
Je-.ev r "a sen tho con'rl5lai James ls'sti' "A,
fbr,e vssa scoie Of slp a1).sior ilm, p.' a., a.
Trs.sr ,sstic on, coreg, De pie va avs ". Ia ,al
p,,,r .tre f,,tn Pun lr.d pcs up she NotN ht'e
A., ,, ,.,,,tcint.d liza. h l,D1r was n vain lie ~
,.s hi dc Government wa3d .snd aons sever.
eva a 3lsaud more q. the sauc aait iry ~ 10.
taken by ,arrsrs and o,hofs u me faiA aii1'''
,.ts a ,carcity OF .aboIins hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11
Do ~ 'Il oIalnsa-o On FlIisy morning.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT-Dzc. io.--BO''n
yld.e i-..f.

TIVE uONciDE o. TIM su;P ROBERT I. LANE
lcns-l Moore, who 81 IS commits ei Tor trial cy
L. sc ais luor uely. fos tho innf O.. - D. Jef
~ tie ,fP koo. \. L4rc blcu up bees sorpS
.h's uon vith Wow 8 rvs fo, VI isi. lfr nas
epi i.i arrd ia beuf ~ .hr motion that .ls as
" Ona ~ i..fl4le lo.-'-te On ne otArT hqrd 4 -
csin.d "a .'o alto, "A the roass 10 oiH
would 10 IloiciH a,Ano" efs oa .-l tHe c. va os
merely af grfr ana r4t o. .aatr art Aic E9-ss
80 refsrlcd by tha jay. Dec. 'ou reserved.
Jsf,i aud Ouuphs lor tte pn4onss, ue..lo J. AnIs"'
fJr the O1grfn.leaf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Dfc's
NOTICE. To TAE BAR.

The calendars Of this Cont will ne rehnu9.. I'D
ard cacs, no, disposed ot duuys the pIese' 7 o,
t.,. utt fsfl.lJ .lfotneSs a-e irg t''e - s,ss
t., t,. q ti, causes or tie Jrfy tae'eti 49, ~
BON stlil.d ccoutiaucj, Or red et az Mas
nor 20 lie notes of isie IN causes GOV On ih- .,.h
~ - 80 ls., n, J,snn-' ,n.. b. hle4 o. te!..e . e
i.,t .AraAAILL yAAl A., j. N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11
LAW xNEElAgGESCE.
SUPREME COURT C.Rc-ir- Dgc. io.-B,fsrs Js,.lSs
lJsc
TpE POLICE RIOT oF 1871.


TpE POrICE RIOT oF 1871.
TIE cos,s OF tour Netropoi' n Policemen agl.'t
esns .al wood f5 ard o..iery gp 1r VA. 10
trit- hBcotlr grew o.t 1. TIE rl.orols-t eri ouu
one 60 -trosety IN ..31 O. rr % arrs' 49, is,u
as'g.. -.lanio Wool ties MAJOR % .le Gig, i'h VI
reitly r-,,d ~ he slur ipl Police unier BE cirse'l
sr r,GnEtn bodily W .fies % 80 pi.ib..ls 10 ar 49,
uor cult ggo~rr ont q tns aa- no r'sche. 30 n
die, tie paalia IA Wow OIL t.e oit,-- b q ithnt
unliisd jrr tre Com. iourj q uecsiy e ofisf 81
"a "a r-Lsi .f a." J.rlgs rst4s..ulc iost4N t'. a.,
10. D.. Weld tor il4il.ihs, exJuase be4n snd Gar"
O'lonos f1l defendant,
700 .Ll.l WI 9-nlunsaca On rLliay mo.lils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11
COURT or GENERAL Fs,IOSs-Dac ie-3si're 70
cogdrl HosgNAS.

DGuiel CASSIDY, convicted oi assault and bat.s'yi
rsin-r.,d 'or sSgt.uce s.,...,
s,sey hope s,aa John g Thorpe. convicted Of 'tsns'
hex htal tf ,ugr valued 40 $ 'y ier, d-a 'f sea
Autsn J. scheph, convicted - efa-i .afse-y i'i--
for fcnfe nce. 49, IL,
John "a .9uug iodic',d ~ he murder ef Joh1 Llvs,es.
Yraiii eutty 70 manssugl.er H. t-e thsfs ds ise A w"
TeIlAnArl IoI sel .rlee.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-07-11
McClellan's Address to the Army of the


WASHINGTON, July 6.-Advices from
the Army of the Potomac up to last
night, indicate all quiet and all in good
spirits.
Brig. Gen. Sturgis is order ed to re.
port to Gen. Pope.
Mcclellan has issued an address to
the army on the achievements of the
last ten days, saying:
You have succeeded in changing
your base of operations by flank move
ment, always regarded as the most haz-
ardous of military expedients. You
have saved all your material, all your
trains and all your guns, except a few
lost in the battle, taking in return guns
and colors from the enemy. Under
every disadvantage of numbers, and
necessarily Of position, you have, in
every conflict, beaten back your foes with
enormous slaughter. We are prepared
to meet the enemy who may at any time
attack you. Let them come, and we will
convert their repulse into final defeat
Your Government is strengthening you
with the resources of great people,
On this, cur National birthday, we de :
clare to our foes, who are rebels against
the best interests of mankind, that this
army shall enter the Capital of the So
called Confederaey, that our National
Constitution shall prevail, and that
Union, which can alone insure internal
security and peace to each State, must
and shall be preserved, cost what it ma y
in time, treasure and blood =
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-07-11

reaved homes, made forever desolate by
the slaughter Of the youth and flower
Of those homes at the bloody hands Of
traitors. no word Of condemnation of
the wicked conspirators. Dut the last
resources Of deyilish ingenuity is ex-
hausted in the invention Of false and
malignant SANDER upon true patriots
a studied pervcrsion Of the truth of his
tory, the utter demagoguery of desper-
ate party factionists, and base appeals
to the basest passions Of the basest classes
of community! Are these men mad?-
Are they determined to inaugurate the
same scenes in the North which their
life long associates have done in the
south Is It possible that the mass Of
the party will support these men until
they feel strong enough to strike at the
peace and order of society, as the ban
dit leaders of the factions in Mexico
have done for years? IF not, in the
name Of God and mankind let them
break the ahackels of party, and
rise in the indignant virtue ofpatriotism,
and rebuke these mad conspirators.-
We believe they will do SO.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-07-11
Not Dangerous.

A large number of the constituents
of Eallandigham petitioned Congress
for his. expulsion, for his notorious
sympathy withsthe rebels, and as dan
gerous enemy to the Government. The
petitions were referred to the j judiciary
Committee. The Committee reported,
few days ago, recommending that the
petitions~be laid upon the table So
thoroughly is he understood by the
loyal people, that it is not believed that
he can do any serious damage to the
country. They are willing to let him
spout his impotent malignity against
loyal men, believing that it will carry
with it its own antidote. We are not
sure but they are right. 1t may do
go Cd to let loyal citizens know, through
his speeches and votes, the position of
the party he leads.