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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-02
NOTICE.

TnE n;. STATE n OF oH1o' Probate Court.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the first ac-
~ count of Hannah Root, Administrators,
with the will annexed, of Peter Root, dec 4,
and her application for further time to collect
the assets of said estate, have been filed in
said Court, and that the same are set for hear
ing May 18th, 1862, ii 10 q Clock Z. II.
". Il. LASLEY, Judge.
April Is, las2-15-9t
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Attachment Motto

JAMES N. COOPER against Noah Holmes.
81 Before William Sullivan, Justice OF the
Peace Of Scipio Township, Megs County, ..
oa the 18th day OF April, a. D. 1862, said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for The of one hundred and
e!shty-two dollars and eighty ght cents
JAMES II. COOPER.
April 22d, lS62.=l1-3t*
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Attachment Notice.

JAMES MARTIN, plaintiff, against A. C:
O ridden e. Co., defendants.-BeforeR r. Sti
veIs, Justice Of the Peace of Salisbury Town
ship, Meigs County, Ohio-nn the / III day of
April, A. b. 1862, said Justice issued an order
OF Attachment in the above action for the sum
of $3.50. JAMES MARTIN.
PomerOy, April 9th, 1S62-l7-3t
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'Tne blood is the ife.n says Scripture; so says
Science also. Expel corruption from the blood and
no disease can exist in the system. My Blood Pills
and Purifier perform their task eTectualIy. They
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swelling of the joints, and all affections of the in
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-02
"Godey" for Nay.

Our favorite ''Godey" is received,
and We find it well filed with sspring
beauties" Of every style and color.
We cannot enumerate the attractions
Of this number, and leave them for the
ladies to cul at their leisure. Lovers
of music will find a very pretty song
Il am sad, and [ am lonely y'-arransed
for the pi,no-forte.
We can furnish this excellent maga-
zine to any Of our subscribers at t,co
dollars year-Gn advance of course)
also, to any who wish to be added to our
list
Terms, three dollars per year Ad-
dress Louis A Cooley, 323 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Sensible.

SenSIDEe.
Charles Carroll, grandson Of the
signer of the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, and with one exception the
largest STAKEHOLDER in Maryland, is en-
thusiastic in his support of the PROPOSE
ton of the President for compensated
emancipation in his State. Charles NJ.
Tarish, also grandson of the signer,
holds the same views.
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CONTENTS OF SECOND BOX
BOOK NOTICES.
The "Continental:,f for NAV,

The "Continelatal" for May.
We have received this rightly named
periodical in good season for the merry
month, though not in time to read its
contents before our paper goes to press.
We have liked its patriotic spirit and
believe it will be the magazine for the
times. a New Serial, by Richard B.
kimball, will be commenced in the
next number, entitled, ''IYas He Sue
cessiul?' Terms, three dollars a year
postage paid by the publisher, or two
copies for five dollars, three copies for
six; postage paid by the Subscribers.
Address j. R. Gilmore. 10 fremont
St, Boston, Mass.
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10 give an exact report at present, oE-
ing to their not having received pack
age OF goods, with the bill thereof; also
as there is much work given out that is
still unfinished.
! We have made purchases to the
amount Of Sl03.53, Of which sum,
$1,000 was a contribution Of goods; the
remainder we paid for in cash.
| We have 81 different articles already
brought in. We have some distributed
tor making, and more cut, ready for
distribution. Also, package of goods,
which we have not yet received, but are
expecting.
Mrs. Fl. B. SMITH.
Car. Ex. Com. S. L. A.
\ meeting of the Executive Commit
tee was held after the official meet
ing, and it was decided, in consideration
OF the urgent calls for contributions
from the Cincinnati Branch of the y.
). Sanitary Commission, to forward, as
soon as possible, the articles on haud
On monday, two boxes were packed
IN readiness to be forwarded on the
ohio the following day.
The boxes were filled with articles
made by the society, 2O6 in number, in
Guiding towels and handkerchiefs, and
with the donations sent in.
The list OF articles, made out by the
Chairman Of The Committee, Mrs ii. S.
Horton, is as follows:
CONTENTS OF FIRST Box.
4 bedquilts; 3 blankets; 6 bedticks;
10 cushions; 10 prs yarn socks; 4 pill
low ticks; 7 sheets; 33 shirts; Al pillow
slips; III towels; l large box lint; 81
rolls bandages; Is prs. drawers; II prs
cotton socks; | backgammon board; 81
pIncushlonN; 20 handkerchiefs. 45 hos
Pital napkins; l cap; prs. slippers; 7
dressing gowns; packs envelopes; 2
qrs. paper; lot of old linen & cotton; /
bundle newspapers.
CONTENTS OF SECOND BOX.
? cans tomatoes; 1 jar honey; 1 Jar
peaches; 2 jars jelly; IL cans of fruit.
Another box will be sent off as soon
as contributions and donations can be
brought in, and the material now on
hand made up. The Secretary becs
leave to call the attention of the mem
bers OF the Association to one of the ar |
tlcIes On the list made by the Sanitary
Commission.
''All kinds of books that are useful
and entertaining, back numbers of mag
azlnes, pictorial newspapers and pam
phlets, are gratefully received"
Mrs. Ii G. DANIEL, Pres't.
S. w. PoMERoY, Secy.
April 18th, 1862.
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fes-To TEacnEns-I,he nosr,, oe s.baa1 =.

ss~To TEAcHERs.-Ihe Board of School Ex-
am'nors for Meigs County viii meet on
the frst Saturday OF each month, in Pomercy,
for the exarnnation of Teachels
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and continue till IL P. NJ
mo Teacher need apply at such exarni-
nation who has a certificate valid for three
months from the date of said application.
BY order Of the Board
Jan. 1866 II. C. WATERMAN, Clerk.
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s7Ali, especially young msn, should read the
advertisement of the new National Dispensary', At
Cincinnati. in another column
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-02

The care Of Diseases the Stomach and LIVER
is an easy matter if HooHand's German Biz
sers a'e Hsed according the directions. Read the
advertisement in another column
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The Surrender of New Orleans.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 27.-A
boat, continuing four black men, and one
white man, arrived here this morning
from Portsmouth. They report the
Merrimac will come out soon.
A dispatch in yesterdays Richmond
papers, received by flag oftruce, dated
Mobile, Friday, says the Union gun
boats passed Forts Jackson and St.
Phillip at four o'clock on Thursday
morning, and at one o'clock the same
afternoon were before New Orleans. A
rumor was current in Norfolk last night
that New Orleans had surrendered.
There are but few troops at Norfolk, or
in the vicinity of it.
1t was rumosd that Com. Tatnall had
been removed from the command of the
Merrimac.
WASHINGTON, April %.
Thaddeus Stevens, in a speech, read
ExSecretary Cameron's original instruc-
tions to Gen. I. w. Sherman, directing
him to assure all slaves coming within
our lines from disloyal masters of South
Carolina that they should never be re-
enslaved. Stevens said this sentence
was erased after it left Cameron s hands.
1t is understood to have been stricken
out by Gen. Mcclellan.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-02

y. MASoN!C.-Pomeroy A Ledge No l64-Rer-
niar Meetings MONDAY EVENINGS pre- a
eeding the Full Moon in each month. If "a
the Moon full on Monday, then on the u ~
evening of that day. AN
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-02

Regular communication of Pomeror Cha5i.r
NO. 40: go; on ihe Thursday evening pressing
on the evening of that day -'. ''1s .1s linen 'ieh
Silly H H. SWALLOW. sec,y.
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REoNEER LINE,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

f-E7I. o. 0. F.-Mineral Lodge No 242 1. O. O.
t-RegHlar meetings every Tues So
day evening. at Odd Fellows HaIl e=--<y@@ssAks$e
81 story, corner of Front and Court s5sses s ss5 ~
Streets, Poasroy. ZlDJf0
S-l2-ly W. l.. DoWNIE. p, S.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-02
THE health AND LIFE OF WOMAN

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is mad enoaph to nee
iect or 1nalreat those sexual rrecuari ia which
two-thirds of her are more o. less subject
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. prcpared fron tho
same tnrmula which the inventor. CORNELIUS l..
CHEESEMaN, N. D.. of New York has for twartv
years used successfully in extended private prac
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from relaxation or suppression. Thcv act like a
charm IN removing the pains that accompany dili-
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sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous effects
OF IN unnatural CONDITION of the sexual functions,
in the worst cases of Fluor AI5us or Whites they
eNcrt a sIcedy cEre. -
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Albany Institute.

A course Of Literary and Scientific inst1,,c-
ton will be Commenced in TIE buildings lately
occupied by the albany Manual Labor Uni
versity, located iii Athens county, Ohio, I'M
der tie surelintcndeEce Of Thenas y Garvin.
late Of Bethany College, Il gentleman Of ample
experience and Qualification. on Monday. the
2lst day of April, instant. Tie price Of tut
tion will be regulated according to tGe branches
taught. Boafd in respectable families may be
had On very reasonable terms
The institution viii be under the control
and direction of the Christian denomination,
but open alike to ail oshecg, and 10 scholars Of
both sexes
Il. DOWNING, Sec. of Trustees.
april :th, l&62-14-3t
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The Executive Committee are unable
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For .',ts N 2omer"y by y. REED sud 4. SEE
BNRM: Hidd!eFort, by HUGO d cos.
Dee. 7, le65.-3y
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There is condition of the female system in which
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seXu' functions to normal condition. that the
reproductive power of Ia ture cannot resist it.
Explicit directions. stating when, and when they
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y Valuable pamphlet. be had free, Of the
Agents. Pills sent by mail promptly, 10y enclosing.
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&c. II. faSTTF'tssNasS Esr0p'r.
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-02
Dr. RobacNs Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier.

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tiai election, as to displace the leaders
OF the long plotted conspiracy against a
free Government. But a very large
portion of the people in the Free States
to-day, while wishing well to their
country, still, through party feeling, per-
nit these same desperate and dishonest
leaders to keep up their old party or
ganization, through which they hope
again to worm themselves into power,
AID which hope, alone, now sustains the
sinking cause of the open traitors.
While, therefore, there is not an un-
prejudiced Intelligent man in this coun-
try, or in Europe, who does not know,
that if the people of the Free States
had been cordially united, the rebellion
would never have been inaugurated, or
would have been instantly crushed; and
while all such must feel the deepest re-.
gret, and even chafe at the protraeted
struggle and exhaustion of the blood
and treasure of the nation, to save its
existence-yet, taking the elements Of
our society as our demagogues had
moulded it, and the iasurrection found
US, it is not wonderful that success has
so long eluded our grasp, and seems to
be vet in the unseen future.
We have, ourselves, fretted, and too
often, perhaps, scolded at the shilly- !
shally policy of the Administration. -
We have thought, and said that the re-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-18
A MuIrARY Apvrxruxss-'i'ks 2

A MnITARY ApvIxruRsa -iks Lioh.
mond Dispatch says lin tho early part Of
this war, General Mcclellan wro;s to dis.
tingui-hsd officer in tho South, expressing
hi. desire Ia serve in the Confederate army.
ii he dare deny the fact, and his recent re-
ports prove that in mendaeity he is the rep.
reseniativo man Of the Yankee nation. it
can be demonstrated by such evidence m
will close his lips in etera-. ni,encs. When
he wns al West Point, no affected to fra.
trrnize especially with tho,e from the
South. and to have little sympathy wha
taose fraia his own section. We dare .ay
this wns genuine, and that he Is"liy was
anxiGas to serve under jeff Davis in this
war. bot the high brbe offered by Lincoln
was 100 much for his easy virtue.
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Particulars Of tho Battles.

STAUSToS, June ll-On Sunday Gen.
Eweli'u command with part Of Jackson's =,
attacked Fremont near Cross Keys, five
miles from Port Republic. Fremont was
rrpul,cd with considerable loss.
On Monday Jackson crossed the North
branch Of the Shenandoah. above Port Re.
public and burnt the bridge. iie then went
in pursuit Of Shields, who was encampcd
at Lewiston, two miles below Port R-puB.
lie. on the East side Of the Shennnd doah.-
lie attacked him at snn-rise, and aftor II
terrible battle of four hours. completely
routed him, enpta,ing Elk pieces Of artillery
(alI Shields had.) and took a number OF
prisoners. Tho route WAS ~ complete aa
was that in the case Of Banks.
Shields had 5000 men and jackson abou,
the same number
Fremont had been reinforced, and Oh
Monday appeared on tho West bank Of the
Shenandoah but could not get over to aid
Shields. - the bridge had been jes. ro-sd
by Jackson. Prem mt 10 still there and
Jackson is on the opposite side few mile.
| above.
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| shlP Persia. whisa bsings dates as late as
the 25th ult.
The anxiety for news from America is
dsiIy breeding more interest suoos tho
connecii classes Of England. Tie Tine.
remarks that II is now deprived Of any IN
formation from the seat Of var. excsp. tina,
which the Federa!s arc pleased 10 prepare
Mt homo for foreign consumption.
The Parisian correspondents of the Bel
GUM newspapers are nearly unanimous in
stating Tint the French diplomacy is active.
ly engaged in finding some terms of agree
mont, by means Of which the war in Amer.
lea mny be terminated.
The hnrise, n newspaper published at
Antwerp says that an offer of mediation
will be niade to us in very short time.
a madrid telegram says that Gen. prim
will return to Mexico rs Spdni.a Au,bassa.
dor, in regard to the capture Of the Bri,isi,
steamer Bermuda, by Federal blocksder.
Mr. layard declared in tho House Of Com
mons that the case had been referred 10 law
officer. of tie crown.
The London Times thinks that tue d..
tails Of the capture Of New Orleans put the
surrender Of she city in light more fayora-
b!s to Its defenders. A similar tone is a.
sumed In Paris.
The declarations, in a late discussion Ia
Parliament, indicate that the great Arm
st.ong gun 10 practically n failure.
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Our Losses at Chickahominy.

The Richmond Enquirer adds up our losses
in the late battles before Richmond, from tho
published returns and lists not yet published
IL amounts TO about $500 all told-killed,
sonIdsd, and missing. or these only about
$50 were killed, the wounded bearing an unu.
spally large proper ton to the killed. In the
meantime. the Yankees acknowledge loss Of
$40 killed and upward ds Of 1000 wounded
They say nothing Of the $40 prisoners We took
from hem, bet they speak Of 1900 which they
look IRON Us.
large proportion Of the loss was borne b,
South Caroli"ians. The Hampton Legion los,
}S6 out OF Se3 men. Jenkins Regiment ol
Sharp Shooters suffered In about tie same pro.
portion. The 9Th s. e. Regiment lost iss men,
and the 9Th 22s. killed and wounded.
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Death of John Williams. ESQ.

IL is with feelings of deep sadness and regret
that W. record the death John Williams, ESQ q,
which, We are informed, occurred at the Globe
Hospital, III Richmond, on the e6th ult., from
the effecs Of the wound received several weeks
previously.
ESery man. woman ard child in Lancaster Dis.
trct will feel afflicted at the intelligence of the
death Of John iliams. Ills unsel6sh and
r,nobtrusve nature, noblensss Of heart, devo.
sion to principle independence of clarartcr,
and diaintercsted patriotism endeared hin, to
the hearts and cl,cited the respect and conf,
dence OF his fellow citizens. His life was pre-.
emisently consistent one considered an ultra
In politics, lie labored assiduously to maintain
the integrity aud strict constitutional rights Of
the South, and believing Il was not possible to
preserve these in the old Union, he, at an early
period. favored a separation OF the South from
the North /; and when the day OF separation
came, with all il attendant evils and dangers,
he was among the first in tile field to defend
with his life. the principles he had SO long and
SO zeslously advocated. lie served in the
Lancaster Greys," enduring all the hardships
.meu. Of the war, un til tie happening Of tho un
fortunate accident which deprived him Of lie
Nothing could draw him & ON what he believed
to be his post of duty {; In him was exempl lGed
the tue spirit OF volunteer and he has died
a martyr to the cause which for years had
been the dearest OBJ ject Of his heart
Mr.. Williams was q native Of York District
by profession lawyer He was admitted to
practice Law in 1882 shortly thereafter he loca.
ted at this place, and for several years past had
dessrvedly been esteemed the leading member
OF tho Lancaster Bar. lie Was n Representa-
tive from this District in the State Lcgisl.tu ture
at tie period Of his death He Wis elected to
this position. first in 1888, and was re elected,
bya very fattering vote, In 1850. Had he
lived. far higher honors were in store for him.
In his dealt, his country loses staunch patriot,
his State IN able politician and counsellor, his
District useful and favorite citizen, aud tho
Bar OF Lancaster its noblest and brightes, or.
nament
Mr. Williams wax never married. and left no
family, except collateral rclstivcs No gentle
hand soorhed his fevsrcd brow In his last mo-
mc"tS, and no friend of his youth, or of lis
maturcr years, stOs Il by him in the hour Of
death: but a recollection Of his amiable qualities
is cnsl'rined in tho hearts Of the people of his
adopted district, and lis virtues will live a.
. model for imitation, !or geaerat. ns TO come.
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WAR NEWS.
Stone wall jackson Again Victorious

Ssohe "aii SHcAsOn again Slet011o0e.
RICHMOND, June 9.-'rhs following do.
spa'chss was received here last n,ght:
STAUSroN, June Shields crossed the
Shenandoah Rirsr'at Port Republic and
attacked GENERAL Jackson this murniug -
After short contest Shields fell back, with
a ioss OF two pieces Of artillery. Fremont
also attacked Ewsll. We have driven him
back, and Ewsli Is still pressing him hard.
Shields Is on the bank of the Shenandoah,
aud jackson holds him in check. I hope
to be able &c announce n grcat victory. to
you tonight.
a second despatch to Gov. I.etchsr states
that We have gained L glorious victory
Fremont was completely routcd, md in full
retreat. We will get ,hislds morrow.
Will give you the casualties TO morrow.
A third despatch Of the same date Nays
Generals Stewart and Elzey are both
woundrd, but not dangerously. It was n
complete victory. Iapks"n il in close pur
suit. Artillery and psi.onsrs in abundance
have been captured.
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FEoN NEw ORLEAss. - The New O,lesns
Detta, Of late date, says: Very little business
is being done in the city. but provisions arc
gradually arriving. which will relieve the work.
ing classes from the danger Of want 1t has
been 'dercd that religious services be had In
the different churches Of the city rs IN times OF
profound peace, and no prayer Tor the d-struc.
ton of the Uuion or fos the success Of the rcb.
els will be tolerated. The bells which were IA
ken from the churches by the order Of Beaure.
gard. we're shipped to New York on Thu, sday
last in the SLIP North Am rca. by order oi
General Butler. The Delta wants them united
IN one casting and placed on the roof Of Fan
sul Hall. A Yankee, named L. ". Fox, has
arrived from New York to exercise the duties
Of city postm
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From Charleston.

Il will be seen by the copious extracts which
VIC make from the city papers, that there has
been ~am work around Charleston, and moro
hourly anticipated. great battle may be
fought in the vicinity Of Charleston on any day.
The Charleston city RESERVES" have been or.
dersd into sctiye service. also the Citadel Ca.
dets. The determination Of the snldisrs and
G,trens, as gathered from the press, seems To
be To defend the city to the last. aud not sur.
rrndey ,;nder any circumstances.