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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14
THE LAST OF THEM.

The old, able, we'll conducted Chilli
cothe GuSette comes to US this week,
cut down to the.size of most of our other
exchanges. When we enlarged the
Telegraph to its present size, we had
quite respectable number Of exchanges
of the same dimensions. The expert
ment was doubtful one, and it was pre-
dicted that 1t would ruin US. We NJ de
the experiment, nsverthele SIS, and are
more than satisfied with it. One after
another Of our exchanges have cut down
the size of their sheets, until the Gazette,
alone, of all our country exchanges, re-
mained to keep us company. And now
the Gazette has clipped four columns of
reading matter from its hithei to ample
pages, and the 7siegral h stands solitary
and alone!
1t does seen strange that so able q
paper as the Gazette, published in ths
wealthy and populous county of Ross,
and in the city of Chillicothe, could not
sustain itself at the size of the Telegraph,
published in this town of Salt and Gin.
ders," in the little county of Meigs!
But SO it is. We feel proud of our sub
scribers- proud of our intelligent read
ing citizens proud of our county
proud of our town, and especially proud
of our Telegraph And if our readers
could see our exchanges and compare
them with their own county paper, we
are sure they would be prouder of the
Telegraph than we are. The Telegraph
is four columns larger than any weekly
paper in the State, of which we have any
knowledge, except two or three of the
city weeklies, which are made up wholly
from the matter published first in the
dailies.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

Rabbit, Good & Co. rs. coalport salt panE-
pY virtue Of three executions TO me directed
~ from the Court Of Comuion Ploas Of Meiga'
County. will offer fer sale, the door of the
Courthouse in Pomeroy, Ut o'clock +. NJ, n
+. On tie lIsA day S Farch, 1862.
the following described hnds and ,enerncnis,
tc-~iG Situate IN Coalport, town lots M &, !,
s, sb, and 46, and also that part of lot No. 4
which lies between the center ofla small runT.
and los No. G. also l.i No. 81; also The half Of
lot No. SO, lying cnst Of lot No. 81; rcservirs
the right OF way TO tho said last RenticRe,r
tract for q railway for V. j.. Horton; Also cAs
following described lands and teneipents, to-
wit: Beginning at the westerly corner of bst.
No. "a, in Coalport, thence south e94 deg. west
; chains AMI 45 links; thence north 3S4 deg.
west chains and II Inks thence north s.
deg. west one chain and Is links; thence so,th
10 deg. vest chains and 81 links; tience north
IL deg. east chains and % links; thence south
lsi deg east chains and "a links; tlseMee soutk
2s deg. east chains and 80 links, thence south
IS deg. east chain and IS links; thence so,,th
lSS deg. west links, to the place OF beginning,
containing acres aEd As husdredths, being
part o. lot No. &c, in Coalnsrs, whereou tho
Coaiport Salt Works are sitnated g,
Also, the following described lands and ten
srasnts; toTir Beginning 81 the northeast
cors,sr st Let Ne. 81 in Coalp port thence 27 feet
on tie llH@ OF ssio aoL IN ah casteflys sairectoR
TO . stake thence south CD deg. west 81 feet 10
! u stake; thence SO feet right angle. in
nortlierly direction, until ii strikes the north
line of said lot Ne. 63; thence T3t feet along
stid line te the place Of brgtnnng, contsini,p.,,
! sS-l09 Equars rods. Also, the right OF the
! landing in front Of lots Nos ., !, 5. e. and
| its to 10 sold the property OF the Coalpe..
Salt Company. ut the suit of Bstioist, Coed 4
| 30. Appraised ct $4,000: Terms Of SALE
cash. J. J. WHITE, s. VI. c.
Peb'y l3, t02 2.-G-5t S60u
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

B~We cannot omit to call the atten-
tion of our readers to the letter of Lieu
tenant Bing, written from Fort Donel-
son to his parents, who reside in Rut-
land Township. 1t was written, as will
be seen, to his parents, and not for pub
lication. They may well be proud of
their son. It tells, in the unstudied
language of home letter, the perils
and triumph of the Fort Donelson fight,
in which the writer did his part. We
thank them for the permission of pub
fishing the letter, as we are sure our
readers will. If Lieut.. Bing can make
it convenient, we shall be pleased to
hear from him as often as he can find
time to write.
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d I e ID


Near Ottumwa, Cotfey Co., Kansas, Jan. %,
1862, Mrs. LYDIA A. CHESTNUT, aged 81 years.
She was born in Meigs county, Ohio and
was the second daughter of Mr.. Elisha II. Ben
edict, formerly of Rutland. From childhood
she lived prayful life, and, ahou. fourteen
years since, made a public profession of re-
ligion, uniting with the I'd Frecwill Buptist
Church in Rutland. In the spring of 1856, she
accompanied her father to Kansas, where she
married, still maintaining, with honor and in
tegrity, the profession she made il youth. In
her last illness, she was never heard TO mur-
mur or complain, though her suferings, at
times, were very severe. To her, death had
no terrors. She conrersed freely upon the
subject, manifesting willingness to die, fire.
9uently remarking, with expressions of joy,
that she would soon be at rest.
In this affective event of Providence, parents,
brothers, sisters, and a numerous circle of rel
atives and ac9uaintances are called to mourn
the loss of one whose memory held prominent
place in their heal is and affections.
In Cheshire Township Gallia Co., on Mon
day, Feb. Gath, 1862, of Diptheria ESTHER,
daughter of james and Louisa C. Hcgg; aged
years, months and II days,
She was the lovely star, whose light
Around our pathway shone,
Amid this darksome vale of teara
Through which we journey on:
That star went down in beauty,
Yet it shineth sweetly now,
In the bright and dazzling coronet -,
That decks the Saviors brow.
At her residence, in Pomeroy, on the 5th
inst, CATHAR1SE, wife of Charles II. Church,
in the forty-eighth year Of her age, of Con-
sumption. RS
Her illness being of that protracted nature
which afforded her ample time for reflection,
and having embraced religion in her youth
and though the cares and perplexities OF this
unfriendly world obscured somewhat her en-.
joyment yet to her surviving friends, she left
the Christian g richest heritag charity-the
unmistakable evidence that she had kept the
faith, and that henceforth there was laid ur
for her, a crown of righteousness, which the
Lord, the righteous Judge, SHOULD give her il
| that day. She was an affectionate wife anG
loving mother. A husband, six children anc
many relatives and friends arc left to- mourn
their loss. Three of her children have pre-.
seded her to the goodly land, where sicknes:
and sorrow never enters, and parting neve,
comes. +
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When you have read this paper, or any
other, wrap it up carefully and send it
to your son, or brother, or friend in the
army. You cannot confer so great a
favor, SO easily, in any other way. Our
brave boys have not the facilities you
have for getting papers. Thousands of
them, who have been accustomed to
read the papers regularly, now never
get to see one. Only think of the pri-
vation! We are sure our volunteers are
not remembered sufficiently in little
things. Those who have friends in the
service of the country, of course feel an
intense solicitude for their comfort and
welfare. In the dreary routine of camp
life, the pleasure that letter or paper
from the "loved ones at home" gives,
can hardly be appreciated. We have
conversed with some, and had letters
from others, and know that nothing so
much cheers these gloomy hours as such
remenIbrances. We say, then, to every
one who has friends in the army, and
especially sisters who have brothers
there, write often. 1t will do good in
many ways, and may be the means of
saving loved one from falling into
temptation and bad habits Don't for
get or neglect it. And send this pa
per as commencement. and then con-
tinue the habit.
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
We have just added to our already
very extensive Job Office, splendid
paper cutting machine, and full assort-
ments of type, script, &c. Weare there
fore fully prepared to do any kind of
JOB Work, on the shortest notice, and
in style that cannot be surpassed by
any city Office. We mean just this; and
warrant entire satisfaction, or we will
not ask any one to take the work when
completed. Business men are invited to
call and exanipe our specimens aud
prices.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

s|- Rev. r. Breare will prea III at
Middleport, on Sunday, the 23d inst, at
1Of o'clock A. NJ, and in the evening"
at early candle light, in the Brick
School-house. Subject for the evening
misunderstanding Of the character
of God, and his purposes regarding hu-
man destiny, the most fruitful source
of rebellion and sin." Ts9t-Matthew
25th chapter, Gath and 25th verses. +
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

s~ Another letter from "Caleb" will
be found in our paper to-day for which
he will accept our thanks. 1t was re-
ceived just too late for last week. But
coming as it does from the scene of re-
cent stirring events, by a citizen of our
county, it will still be read with inter
est. More are promised from the same
source, and they will ever be welcome.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

sS As soon as the press of Job Work
now crowding US is disposed of, we in
tend to get up, and keep on hand, in supe
rior style and legal accuracy, blank forms,
for all public officers, with Deeds, Mort
cages, &c. We have now, Bonds fog
Township officers.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

Ew-To the courteous. and obliging
young "wire- workers" - Mr.. John
johnson, of this place, and Mr.. w. w.
Lucas, of Athens-we tender our thanks
for recent fayors, as well as for others
heretofore unacknowledged. Through
their kindness the readers of the Iele-
graph are in receipt of news to-day in
advance of all other facilities.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

1.-The order of the War Depart
ment, prohibiting the publication of
news of the movements of our troops,
&C., has been productive of plenty of
specuations the past week, which we do
not think worth while to-transfer to our
columns.
--- But the week has been crowded
with events, nevertheless, of which his
tory is to be made. Kentucky is free
from the foot of the last rebel army,
Columbus, their strong hold having
been evacuated by them, and occupied
by the Union forces The rebels burnt
the town, destroyed their stores, threw
their cannon into the river, and fed.
----Our forces have taken possession
of Harper's Ferry, in Virginia, and the
surrounding regions, driving before
them, the panic stricken traitors like
wolves in great hunt. .,rss,
---- Nashville, with most of the State
of Tennessee, is in our possession, and
the patriotic Andy johnson Is ap-
pointed military Governor over the
State--the rebels having abdicated all
authority by their treason.
Bulls Run disgrace is retrieved,
and Manassas is in our possession
The Potomac is again open, and the
national, as the natural horizon, glows
with the glory of reviving sunshine
the harbinger of returning spring, dis
pel!lng the gloom of the long and
gloomy winter.
"A great Naval battle has been
fought near Fortress Monroe, in which
the Merrimac, and three other iron clad
rebel ships, destroyed two. of our war
vessels, but were whipped and driven
away by the celebrated Ericsson Bat
terry, the Monitor, which fortunately
came to the relief of our feet.
And better than a. victory comes
the Presidents Message, showing that
we have at the helm, after all, pilot
who is master of the position New en-
ergy-new life-new policy-creatine
new hopes and giving new confidence
is sweeping away the trammels of a
sleepy conservatism, and preparing
for still greater events which we
hope to announce in fulness next week
And last but not least, nay the
greatest and the grandest, because it is
the triumph ofjustice over prejudice and
cruel wrong, is the vindication of Gen
Fremont, as is announced in the follow.
ing dispatch, received by telegraph just
as we go to press:
[By the Pomeroy d Atheus Telegraph Line.j
CINCINNATI, March 18th
The following announcement has jus
appeared on bulletins: The President
has issued an order making three divi
sions of the whole army. First, the
army Of the Potomac, to be commanded
by Gen. Mcclellan; second, the army o.
the Mississippi, to be commanded by
Gen. Halleck; third, the intermediate
division, the army of the mountains, t.
be commanded by GEN. JOHN G. FIRE
MONT.
With the above dispatch we have
just received another, announcing bat
tie in Arkansas, between Gen. Curtis OF
our side, and the combined rebel force
under Price, McCulloch and Van Dorn, il
which the rebels were routed, many o
them, including McCulloch, killed, ant
the whole army demoralized and scat
tered in all directions.
"Sound the loud timhrel
Ger Egypt's dark sea-
Jehovah has triumphed-
His people are free!"
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sheriff. SAKE.


DY VIRTUE Of an ssecutien to me directed
u froni the t'eurt &c fnmmon Plems of Meigs
ems Comfy J viii nBsr for sale at the tiosr Of
tic Cotrt-hcuse iu Pomeioy, At. 10 . cleek
A. W.
o., the. .2ith DIP IF H:reh, Iaes,ll e'sh
the following. described lands aud ditencme1its
TO wit: Tie south half Of the aorth-easts4nnr-
ter,of section No. one. l. tow sewers { q
range fourteen, tlt ID the Ohio compAyr ,
purchase. in Meigs Cauu,s: t" he snhi s-tts
property Of James Wilson AZ he suit of MilsAis
Hi!l Appraised al; 81. li.iEl- Terms. of sals
cash. J-4. &IiLTt. 8. NJ. Is
Feb ia 1sCo-I-sS :;0a
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NOTICE,

yHTILIIAM TAYLOR, Of the State Of Vir-
w ginia, will take notice that Hiram q.
Daniel and william r Rathburn, partners, do
ing business under the name of Daniel RAth-
hurn, did, on the sth day Of January, a. =.
1862, file their petition in the Court uf Con-
mon Pleas OF, Meiss County. in the Stsse Of
Ohio, against the said William Isyior. Smith
Holloway, Andrew Kelley, Alexander O. Rob-
insen. Thomas C. Robinson. surviving partners
Of Gsbrsel jacob. deceased. setting forth that
said v i;liam Isy ior, smith Holloway. Andrew
Kelley AIexn nder c. Robins sen, Thomas {,
&Ohinson, and Gabrael Jaoob, bsins rsrrneIF,
and doing business under the Easuie Of Kelley,
Holloway Co.. executed in the naIne OF their
said 6rm their three several prornissory notes,
payable 20 NeTkirk. Daniel & Co.. or order,
being respectively for the aums Of 81 .4S5.3D,
Sl,l6,2f, and 81 $685., and dated respect,
s4c!y, February l7th, 1857. February 20th,
1857. and June 3D. 1857, aud each pay sble in
six months from date.
That said notes were indorscd and delivered
by the said Newkirk, Daniel s Co. 10 the Buck
eye Furnace Co., on4 by the Buckeye Furnace
Go. to said Daniel Rathburn.
That said several notes. with the interest
thereon accrued, are unpaid and due 10 the
said Daniel & Estahnrn, and praying jndg-
Inent for the sum Of S2.9ss-34, with interest GA
81, 1880 from the 15.h e august, 1857; and
M SlI Ilo5-i IrSin AuSTsV Atlns Iooii ana On
81, ,3SB.67 from December I'd. 1857. i -
And the said William 3a lor IS further notis
fed, that an order Of attachment has been is
sued in said case, and retarssd executed by.
ettacbing. thsSeon certain real estate, situate
IN pouleroy, in said County Of ,saeigs. 10 wit.
That part of Lot No: Ies. lying in the angle
Of Rront and Court Streets, and being is. fe-s,
en Pront aud 43 feet on Court street. Also, ~
feet OF the lower side of Lot No. IL. Aud,
also, Lot Ne. II, and. all the intercs: AID es-
ts<s Of said William Taylsr therein.
And the said William Taylor is notiAed that
he is required to appear and ang wcr said Pc
2lst day of March, A. D. ss2. :,
DANIEI. & RATHBCRS.
fi5 J. CAarwRIeHT, their Atty.
Psb'y 8, lsd2.---5-6t S7.00..
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sl,eri. saS.

Isaac Saul vs =. VI. St,'vers and Robert itsf.lle
Df virtue of IN order or sale t" directed.
ID from the Court Of Cotnurn Pleas Of N,'i9s
t'onstys + viii. ofrrsfnr. saie. no door o: i,e
Co1lr.-lorlse in r"nresay, AZ o'clock II. NJ -
Or "a. l1tA gay g -5arct. lSt'2-
he f,}ssrsi AZ desc, Sled lands nii tencnlcari1
TO wit: Let Ma. jSo niei' the b,tiiiine ihcr'rIi
sir,atc in the town Of rn!r"rov, ticigs to,in'v
n1jn to he sold ihs E'."rerl. Of frc,sInn
". Stevens. at The suii NJ Isauc ea,st Ar-
praised al, ;s;.-'',>,,'h Terms of sale, caslr-
!. J. RITZ, :, NJ,
Feb ln. I.t;n-s.5t ::,,.,r.
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wOur Representative in the Ohio
Legislature gives to bis constituents an
other letter, through our columns to-
day. His letters are ever welcome, and
are read with interest, And if they
were multiplied, the interest would be
so much increased.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14
Master Commissioners Sale.

.E)JRSCANT to au otdcr of the Court os
i Common Pleas in aud fer the Couuly}nt
Meigs, l viii. offer for sale. u public Seniue,.
At the door OF the Court house in Po,neroy, At
20 o'clock i. NJ, 7t - 80 ~ -
On the Eth day ri gassA, is9o,
the following real estate, situate in the said
town of Poincrcy, in said county of Meigs, b>-
longing to- rumeroy Rolling Mill Co., to wit:
lois Nos. Is. II. Ii: aud II, and the east part
of lot No. l3, fifty fact wide, extending from
Front street to Condor street. insiuding in,ilds
Jugs machinery, furnaces, stacks, rolling ruills,
lathes .ergir:es, hxtllres.and tools, belon giny
to and, necessary for carving on the railing
lliil; also the landinS in front OF lots Nos. liz
"a, L, and Is, appraised at S5t,i3l. f.s: sd7
Also. AZ feet 10 northwest part OF iot No. n,
fronting esi Condor street. running back about
40 feet with hs,see thereon: arpra istd ct s6t1
Also. rs feet in sa1h-eas, ,slr, of lot No. 81,
on Condor asrests prs,l 23 FEST in north-west
part Of lot Ne. 81, on Curslor street, runnipx
back from said street ahant 30 feet, with a
house thereon; appraised nj $500
also, less SO and 50, with two houses thereon;
appraised al $500. 4,I - .sT.f 1-=.i
The terms Of sale arc: one-fsurth cash ~
hand, one-fourth in six months. oae-teprth i.F
twelve mouths. aud onc-!ourth in eigiitecs
NJ. HECK ARD
= j. Master COMMISSIONER
Feb. Is lS62--G=it. Si.5u.
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NOTICE,

HINlIE uulcrsigncd have Lien tln7, arl'o;n,,d
Executors OF the Iast Will and tr-Limets
o: David NJ Thomas. 'n,r oi Ncie> TOMMY.
Ohio, deceased. All persons in,iettr'i 'n the
estate sr. requested tn make ipraeiate pry
meut, AMI those having claims against he
same, Will w1thnut delay, pres nj them % tho
urd"rsi ierej for .ilosaAce.
ra. 5arx r. WILLIAMS,
~ Il i.t". :, HAtIr T, Erw ,Rts
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

sa- We are again placed under obli-
cations to Mr.. Gorden for Cincinnati
papers, in advance of the mail.
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.S1tpc.i,t,~utr

DEFoRE N'.iar i;e,d. !.lsti'r ~ he Frseei
- Of nliss T2x s>kir, Meii;s twlnly. ohir:.s.
Thong = SAs!asn, paintif -. !ol'n N.Snlitii,s {
defeB4sat -',n the ...aflt say Of .Iainrr.v, 4.
~ $50. said JiIsticc i-s,ic1 AN order nj At
saciment III the she~e s.tion for the su,u .: s;x
dollars and ferty-threc gents. rs.
Olive. Fen :. y, [Sti.1
R3l~ THOMAS S. lEEIDON.
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~"IIelvidias, in a communication
which will be found on the first page,
very timely and ably exposes some "old
tricks" newly exhumed by "old Tick
sters." And such movements will bear
watching. Our present sad experience
is demonstrating to the most obtuse ip-
tellects the truth of Jefferson's declara-
ton, that eternal uigilence is tie price Of
liberty" 1t will require all the vigil
enee of all true men to save the price
less boon bequeathed to US BY our
fathers.
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.-
ROAD. NOTICE.

NoTtCE:i is hereby given, that petition will
IN be presented to the County Commission
era of Neigs County, at their June session,
praying for a;change iniths line of the County
Road leading from Bungtown, in Bedford Town
ship, to Pagetown; in Scipio Township; Tho
proposed change is to commence in theold read
at the line between Timothy Welch's and Jo-
seph ,Abbott,a lands; thence in westerly di-
rectio1 along the side hIl, north Of the pres
ent road, to a.point-where the present road,
crosses the line between the lands Of said
Joseph Abbott and John Stanley. ,-ze-
- A PETITIONER.
Feb. 2s 1s62.-s-6t
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BS-A most significant article will be
found on the fourth page of the Tsie-
graph to-day, copied from~the N. Y.
Tribune, in reference to the arrests of
persons by Warrants from the Heads of
Departments, without legal process
It expresses our own views so much bet
ter than we could do it ourselves, that
we send it to our readers with our full
Endorsement, and hope none will over
look it. Let the la1o resume its supreme
sway, and let those who violate it be
tried and punished according to its pro-
visions,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

E@=Don't overlook the letter Of J.
q. McElroy, from Bowling Green, which
will be found on the first page to- day
1t was not written for publication, and
we are indebted to our friend, J. r. Ell
lis, for the privilege of giving it to our
readers. There are, no doubt, hundreds
of letters received weekly from soldiers
by their friends, which would be very
interesting if furnished for the 7els-
graph. All who have sons, or other rel
atives in the service, will read with great
interest these fresh, unstudied letters.
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READ. M e!
.f.: ,.~, THE -: =, :, - :.
American collecting Agency,
ii u Nc ESQ 1srosss.re ey.

. = .:-E.z ?, - -.
Clat ms Of ali kinds agains, the General Govern
mont Statstoke rmen.T he City, private parties,
prosecuted and collected at our rIsk Apd expense.
Aglinse prvate parties We posaess superior fEcii
tiles for COLLECTING claims every where in the United
Stated s,G reiteY Ing mercha MS, assignees,
bankers, and others of the and ell rsspo nsibil
ity. :..-. -: ::
Special attention given to old debts, hard cases,
divores9 wits, estates ,;etc.'
soldieEs pensions, pay. and bounty, secured for
seuHng. claIIna against the Government, We have Q
beuneh ONCE at Washington No charge made 10
less caatsIis s-are collected. ~,
Information ana opinions siven, and inYsst!sa-
tion made Without Charge upon claims proposed to
be placed in hands.
For Particulars, address ''...';'
II. HUNTINGTON LEE & CO.,
3 No. 2lu Broadway, N. 7.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

1.-The order of the War Depart
ment, prohibiting the publication of
news of the movements of our troops,
&C., has been productive of plenty of
specuations the past week, which we do
not think worth while to-transfer to our
columns.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-14

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