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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-07

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is mad enoagh neg
iect maltreat those sexual irregularities TO which
two-thirds of her sex are more o: less subject.
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For sale IN Pomeroy by u. REED aud g. SEE
BONN; Mddiei,ort, by AUGG & GOE. : s@aiui
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; The new Legislature Of Maryland is
believed to be thoroughly loyal--that
is-za majority. A resolution has just
been iutroduced in the House request
ing their Seuators,i Pearce and Kennedy,
to resign, on account of their secession
proclivities: We don't suppose they
will resign, however, as they can do
more to embarrass the Government and
encourage rebellion by holding seats in
the Senate, than in any other position.
And, especially, as they are both con-
sidered the very flowers Of respectable
''ccpseryati.m.'' ..l...
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
4. u O w NI 1T G.

- = attorney for Claimants.
A RREARS Of pay, and bounty money due
N friends of deceased soldiers, and invalid
pensions for those wounded or disabled in the
present war, procured. Land Warrants for
sale, and Warrants procured for those entitled.
Prompt attention given TO all requests. Ad-
dress r. Downing, Middleport, o.
Feb g. 'G2-5-3m
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Regular Marietta and Cincinnati Packet,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BETo TEAGuERs-The Board of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet on
the frst Saturday of each month, in Homeroy,
for the examination of Teachers. a!., (! ..F,ssr
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and continue till 4S P. NJ.
B6~No Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation who has q certificate 7<alid for three
months from tie date of said appneation. ..!,
By order of the Board. .t srs>....sszz4f=
Jan. 1866 H. G. WATERMAN, CLERK,
TPAn, especially young men, should re ad the
advertisement of the new "National Dispensaryt Al
Cincinnati, in another column. . : .sa1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-07
DIR. Roback's scandinavian Blood PHI
-,~ and Blood Purifier. ''f'7

and blood Purifier.
.srne blood is the ife,,' says Scripture; 50 says
Science as.n. Expel corruption from the blood
no d. isease can exist in the system. NY Blood Pills
and Purifier perform rhair task enectually. They
powerful vegetable detersents, and cure all
forms of disease, which arise from tlapure blood
simply because they remove tho common causes Of
disease from the lifessustainng nuid. Hence thsi
apparently miraculous cnres of scrofula, erupt0ns
ttmers, dyspepsia, liver complaints, rhepnatisin,
swelling of the joints, and all affections Of the in
ternal organs, which do not proceed from malfor-
nation: Sea advertisement. H-3w.1
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OFFICE AND Residence OF
" W. N. HUDSON, Surgeon,I Hygee-Thera-
peutic Physician, and Electro aIagnetizer, at
the "Old knight place. near Middleport, O.,
where he attends to n limited practice, after an
extensive experience of many years. Electro
Magnetic hours at his Office, from. 10 to IL
o'clock, on Thursdays. t5-l =
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a., ------sSDs------------ -
A "Patriarch' Done For.

~sSA
Aletter from the camp of Gen. Smith,
in Ky, describing the march from Pa
ducah, gives an incident which oc-
Cured at Mayfeld, which resulted in
the death Of one of the "patriarchs" -
The writer says: '...' Be-
Here an Incident occurred worth re-
latiHg. There lises'in Mayfeld noted
Southern, negro dealer who has asirecentiy
suffered considerable loss in that article
(negroes.) One of his runaway slaves
was in the employment Of Lieut. Hayes
as cook Of Company A, Eleventh Regi-
ment Indiana Volunteers. After ex-
hausting the power of persuasion, prom
,ising him the control of the farm, &C.,
the protected traitor attempted to force
the African into bondage, but was soon
relieved of his trouble, when Haynes
detailed squad Of men and compelled
him to release his hold. To throw out
the sequel of this beginning, permit a
depression. That dealer in hnman flesh
followed us during that entire day, at
tempting to recover his runaway. The
next day he called upon Gea. Smith,
but as the old General was not in very
good humor, owing to circumstances as
the reader will presently see, he gave
no satisfaction. Enraged and discour-
aged, the traitor started back for May
field; but soon came in contact with our
pickets about three. miles from our camp;
was halted and a pass demanded; had
no pass and swore che would 60 through
without one" and in the attempt the
sentinel, faithful to his duty, fred at
him and he fell mortally wounded, and
in few hours he was dead man.
Gen. Lame, ,.'E -, -. iilr y ..nI 20
In his last speech in the Senate, closed
with these significant words: -a r'ta
/ HMr President: In my opinion, the pol
icy of fortifcations should be discarded.
A capital dependent on such protection
is not worth preserving; the only sufi-
cient bulWark forits defense is the breasts
of our citizen soldiery. Think no more
OF barracks for winter quarters; our troops
do not desire them. Cheat yourself no
longer with the delusiye idea that your
camps are still schools Of instruction;
henceforward your lessons must be
taught in the field Advance rapidly,
and strike boldly. The country is IA
vorable; the climate invites; the cause
demands. Advance, and all is accom-
plished the Government ia saved, aud
freedom is triumphant" -s~ee
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at the tead Of 4Stfdnateatsiaamlaag, -
Front Street, Pomcroy, o.
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,,vneno " ,,.anlata AnuMn tueir 4isncs To- Mi
Seott, Superintendent of the Infirmary, nca
Chester, or to either o: the lniirmary DirettcrI
E,b 'Cn Nj DncWnpr
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lie fraternity tracing ALEXANDER F. t'ALHooS
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TTIf you wish good Tonic, free from aleohoiic
stmulants, get Hoodand,s German Bttters.-
Read the advertisea ent In ane'hef eolumn. 2lsol
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'ate to yo,,, in |
r in which it il
on have simply
without losina
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Sherif's Sale -

,-y.H J,J. Petrel VS.. R. H. Pitcher. i,a5
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Courtef Common Pleas of Meigs
County. I will offer for sale at the door of the
Courthouse, in Pomeroy at 10 O'clock A. M.
= # On the 10th day of March, 1862, sei
the following described real estate, to wit
Lot No. 8 in the town of Syracuse, Meigs
County, Ohio To he sold as the property Of
R. H. Pitcher, at the suit of j. j. Petrol. Ap-
praised at $500. Terms of sale, cash. ---
'@i J.J. WHITE, S. NJ. c.
Feb. 8. '62.--5-5t fa 80 z.5.rrf- +. SI.5O
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For sale In Pomeroy by D REED and A SEE,
BONN; Middiei,ort, by HUGG 4 GoE. assaiu
Dee. l. fsH1.--.S.y
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Feb. 8, 1sss.-s-st. $3.50 ;
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ssNo; Col. Berdan shall snoot He is a
sure marksman.' The. breastplate in
ventor edged away. rs sf@
The IrrepressibIe Conflict.
Everybody knows something of the
barbarous slaye-code engineered through
the Legislature of New Mexico, in the
same style as the Lecompton game was
played in Kansas. The chief operator
in this Infamous movement was fellow
named Connolly Either to satisfy bor-
der-State men that he was very ''con-
servative," or because he did not know
the facts in the case, the President, at
the extra session of Congress, nomina-
ted this same Connolly as Governor of
the Territory. The Senate, however,
either because it did know, or was not
80 CONSERVATIVE as the President,
promptly rejected the nomination, as
"not fit to be made" But, on the ad-
journment of Congress, by some over
sight, the President again ap-
pointed the same fellow as Governor,
which position he still holds. Of course
the Senate will never confirm such an
appointment. So the 'irrepressible con-
Aict seems to have been transferred from
Cuffee to Connolly. .1 .rH -a
wrongly Censured.
Gen. Sherman has been severely cen
sured for his seeming inactivity at Port
Royal; and for the strange and utterly
unacco 1utahle manner in which he has
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Jan. q, ls64.-4-5w7e,- . = SO
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- fE,
ocrats and the Abolitionists Gas he calls
the majority of Union men) will effect
ually break up the Union, even if the
South should be subdued. We do not
believe this hope of the European
Aristocracy will be realized. While it
is not to. be denied that some of the
leaders of the party, such as Bright,
Vallandigham, Medary, and others,
would sacrifice their country and the
hopes of the world for personal ends, it
is not possible, we think, that they can
carry the party with them. The present
attempt is proving too costly an affair to
the conspirators to be repeated soo1.-
If this plot is foiled, there will be no
other during the present age. @ 81
The Secretary ofWar ''.a % = 81.
Has issued the following important
orders, which look as if the swindling of
the Government was about5to be stopped:
First-That no further contracts be
made by his Department for any articles
of foreign manufa that can be7hsd ct
home, and this includes arms. sin d9fd,
! Second-That all outstanding orders
for the purchase Of fre-arms,q clothing,
&C., in foreign countries, are 'annulled.
Third-That all persons claiming oto
have contracts or agreements forfurnish-
ing anything to the United States, are
| required within fifteen days to give a
statement in writing of its character, and
file copy with the Secretary of War.
/ Fourth-That all contracts, &C., for
any supplies, should be in writing and
signed by the contracting parties. If
these terms are not complied with, the
said eontraetss &c., shallbe deemed fraud
ulcnt and void, and no claim thereon
will be allowed. ga asa -.,tr7 1Et
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25
STATE OF VERMONT.
OUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, }
BRATTLEB0Ro, Aug. Is, 1862.

= J
Sealed proposals will be received by The undersigned,
at this Office until II o'clock NJ Nc nday, the 18th
inst for the making of s9S ncnty Frock Goats, 89S
pairs of Trousers cloth and trimmings to be furnished
by the state
The making will ne subject to inspection, and must
conform all respects to the Sealed Army Patterns de-
posted in this office just and rigid comparison will
be made between The making and the samples.
Proposals will be received Tor the making up Of part
the whole of the above articles
The Coats and Trowsers required TO be made with
N twenty DAYS from late Of award r contract.
The rpht reserved by the Quarter Naser General to
accent any part the whole OF bid offered to reject
the bios in whole OF in part the interests of the State
in his opinion may enquire.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or firm
making it, and he accompanied by satisfactory guar
an,e that the bidder will contract with good
and suficien, bond, IL his bid be accepted.
Proposals panied with isactory guarantee
will not and contracts Will he awarded only
to est Established manufacturers.
GEO +. DAVIS,
aug2ld4t Quarter Master General
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Letter from the President to Horace Greeley
EXECUTIVE MANSION .

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, Aug %, 1862.
Hon. Horace Greeley:
Dear Sir have just read yours of The 10Th
addressed to myself through the N Y Tribune
III there he in 1t any statements of assumptions
of fact which may know to be erroneous, |
DO now and here cont overt them. If there b e
In 1t any differences which may believe to be
falsely drawn, | do now and here argue against
them.
If there be perceptible in it an impatient and
dictatorial tone, waive it in Difference to an
old friend whose heart have always supposed
to be right.
AS to the policy - seem to be pursuing" as
you say, have not d.sred to leave any one ln
doubt. would save the Union, and would
save it In the shortest way, under the Constitu ,
ton.
The sooner the national authority can be res
tored the nearer the Union will be to the Uuion
as it was.
If there be those who would not save the
Union unless they could at the same time save
slavery, do not agree with them.
1T there be those who would not save the
Union unless they could at the same time des-
troy slavery, ! would not agree with them
My paramount object in this struggle is to
ro'O Wiz OhlOu, uuo ID uOb citucI w Stfc VI
destroy slavery. If | could save the Union
without freeing any slaves, would do it, and
if could save 1t by freeing all slaves, | would
do 1t, and if | could save it by freeing some
and leaving others alone, would also do that
What do about slavery and the colored
race DO because believe it will help to save
this Union, and what torbear forbear because
do not believe it wou Id help to save the Union.
shall do less whenever shall believe what |
am doing hurts the cause, and | shall do more
whenever shall believe doing more will help
the cause.
shall correct errors when shown to be errors
and shall adopt new views so last as they
shall appear to be true views.
have here Stated my purpose according to
my view OF Official duty and intend 10 moditi-
cation OF my often expressed personal wish that
all men everywhere could be free.
Yours &C., A. LINCOLN.
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Sabbath school Bell. No

$4,000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months of ia publication. entire New Work of
nearly 300 pages Muny of the Tunes ard Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, II will soon be
popular as its predecessor cen No u which has up
the number of 55 200 copies in 30 months,
outstrpping Sunday School Book Of its size issued
In this couutr, Aso both volu bound in to
accommodate schools wishing them Ia that form. p ices
of He'll No 2 paper covers 10 cents S2 per lOO Bound,
% cents, SIG per 100 cloth bound embossed gilt 80
CENTS $22 per 100. Bell No. paper covers II cents,
Slu per 100 Bound % cents, $lS er 100 Cloth bound
embossed gilt, % cents $50 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound opethcr ~ cents S3Oper 100 % copies furnished
the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt 80 cents so
per 100, Mail postage Fl, at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
No. ~ Broadway, New YORK.
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Farm for Sale.

SITUATED in liardwick, three fourths of mile from
- the East Village. 1t is known as the SANBoRN FARM
1t lies good road, and Is considered of the hest
farms in town Is divided into two farms, and Is suita
ole for man md his sons. Contains lGI acres. will
soil to suit purchasers one, divided into farms 70
40, 60, 100 On it are thousand good sug
large cedar swamp, dry muck VI access and
in ineXhausble quantities. young orchard and nur-
sery, good houses built in 1850, barn 80 BY a.
cellars und the whole. horse barn, sheds and shop
said farm or farms will be sold VERY CHEAP.
For particulars, address j. +. SANBORN.
3l0l}m East Hardwick
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Notwithstanding New.---Em-
ployment.

MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS wanted in every town
nj and city in the United States $40 to $40 per
month can be made and humbug. business easy and
respectable requires very small capital, and will
not interfere with other employ ment This Is no book
agency humbug of any kind. No person will regret
wing sent for this infor nation let his employment be
what il may. Full particulars given to ali who enclose
a three cent postage stamp, and address.
HARVEY BROWN CO.,
f3i5w8. Amoskeag, N
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BERLIN CAUCUS.

The Freemen of the town of Berlin who are in favor
of supporting the Administration in putting down re.
belon to the extent of its power requested to meet
at the School House in District No. s. (near Montpelier
Vage,) Saturday, Sept. Both, 1862 at O'Clock p
Tor the purpose of nominating candidate for Town
Represent alive, and select ticket of persons
for Justices of the Peace.
By ORDER TowS COMMITTEE.
Berlin. Aug, d. 1862
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MIDDLESEX.

The Freemen Of the town Of Middlesex who in ia
vor o! supporting the administration in putting down
belon to the extent of its power requested to meet
at the town Ha on Friday the 29th inst at O'Clock
P. NJ, to nominate candidate tor Town Representative,
also select suitable persons for Justices of the
Peace. BY order Of the Town Committee,
Mddtsex Aug. 20 1862.
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CAUCUS,

All the Freemen Of the town of East Montpelier, who
are in favor If sustaining the Union requested 10
meet at NJ Hammett's Hotel Saturday, Aug 3Oth, at
O'Clock P h., to nominate Town Representative and
seven Justices Of the Peace.
Sy S' S S Ss$SSsSSSMi!S, Grown Com.
East Moptpeer Aug, 25. 1860.
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TaMHY,s ETERS,

trHE undersigned is Agent for The sale of Timby's
Patent, Portable barometer for Agricultural and Sci
cntihc Purposes and has hand and for sale variety
of patterns the Manufacturers prices. Persons wish
ing purchase have them trial, II desired ap-
plcation to EZRA MARSH
Price from 81 I, $40.
Montpelier, July 10Th, 1862. f344w3
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Very Latest by Telegraph
/ O'CLOCK i. M
From Pope's a m y.
Baggage Trains Moving Toward
WarrentOn Junction.
skirmishing Constantly Co
ing on.
SOME REBEL REGIMENTS ACROSS THE
RAPPAHANNOCK

New YORK, Aug. %. The Tr,bunes cores.
pendent states that the army OF Virginia crossed
the Rappahannock Tuesday and held the north
ern bank of the river on Thursday.
The Times correspondent states that there
was continual skirmishng between the advance
guard OF the army Thursday, and force of ret-
Ell cavalry and infantry crossed at noon. Our
batteries compelled the infantry to retreat, and
rebel cavalry charge the Indiana Troops
was repulsed, with The loss Of rebel captain ia
ken prisoner and several privates. A brisk ar
tilery duel was kept up several hours. The
rebels have batteries on the river extending ft
teen miles, but our batteries silenced them
Another letter daed Friday, nine clock A.
NJ. says cannonading is frequent, nterspersed
with musketry, but it is to the right, up the
| river, where Gen. Sigel's command is At work
The main baggage train commenced passing
this (Btalton's) station at Z o'clock this morn
ing, and has taken the road for Warrenton
Junction. Gen. Sigei's baggage train is now
also passing up the same road. This Is only u
necessary precautiOn against disaster
member OF the New York 18th militia ar
rived here short time ago, and says two shells
fell into the camp of that regiment to-day and
killed several men.
Col. or Maj. Fltz Hugh, the rebel General
Stuart 8 CHIEF ala, was TAKEN prisoner near Ur-
ange Court House. on Tuesday.
The Times Washington despatch intimates
that all gun contracts we're broken off by the
Secretary of War at the same time enlistments
were stopped, aud now we are dependent upon
captured cargoes aud foreign muskels. In the
meantime it is rumored that certain big con-
tracts might be renewed on very favorable terms
to the contractors, if it could DO done without
attracting too much public attention.
The Times despatch states that Col. Rodney
Mason will be cashier for his surrender at
ClarksvIle, Tenn.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a. The recent expul-
sou of newspaper correspondents from the
army of Virginia and the order OF the govern
ment iorbddiDg the transmission OF intelligence
from that quarter over the telegraph has rem
dered the collection of reliable news extremely
! difficult and almost useless.
Skirmisbng has been going on to a greater
! or less extent during the past three days, during
which several attempts were made to cross the
river, but they were each time successfully re-
pulsed, and in one instance quite number Of
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Free Lecture.

MIR. William W. jackson, Jr., from Boston
Mass, will lecture on the war at the Villag
Hall, this evening, 7 10 o'clock.
Montpelier. Aug. %, 1862.