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sides, and perhaps others, have gone up James
River, probably for . consultation with Gen
Mcclellan and personal examination Of the
situation.
TEE GovIlxols. Andrew did moi
sign the recent letter to the President, ofFerina
the services Of additional troops; but he was
the very first Of the Governors to issue Q call
for volunteers, and he has done It 90 handsome
ly that no fault can be found with him. Gov
Sprague, Of Rhode Island, whose name was alsa
missing from the letter to the President, was q,
Manassas, out of the reach Of the telegraph
He sent out his cordial adhesion to the offer Q.
soon - he heard of Il. Now how about the
Governors Of Delaware, Iowa, and Kansas p
philadelphia Bulletin, July 9th.
It's proper to cay that the reason Goyerno,
Kirkwoods name does not appear upon the cal
is because there is no telegrapbic communica
ton between Iowa City and Warrington, and
the call could not Re submitted to him in time
to receive his signature before its publication
O
II If our Vallandigham Conservatives had
lived at the time of the first murder they would
have put it into platform about as follows:
Resolved, That we are equally opposed to the
pretended piety and evident fanaticism of Abel
and the unauthorized violence of the high-toned
and chivalrous Cain.
Resolved, That the Ultras," who are clam.
oring for the hanging of Cain, which would only
exssperate him, desire to destroy the domestic
happiness and peace of the family, and have no
other purpose in view.
Resolved, That We are in favor Of Furnishing
both parties and invite al Conservative men to
unite with US in froWning down this whole busi.
ness
Resolved, That no body has right to pro-
woke murder and If Abe. had exhibited less fana
ticism this one never would have occurred.
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uThe animus Of the Jones party in this

The animus Of the Jones party in THU
State 10 clearly shown in their mode Of treating
The President's call for 3O0,00 more men &c
crush rebellion and resist foreign intervention
should it become necessary. They lie 40 to the
quota of this State, making the number of Regi
nents at least twice what it ought to be, and
then accuse the Republicans of backwardness
and reluctance in recruiting the new levies for
fear Of the bad effect upon the coming election.
That is it exactly. The Vallsndigham party il
IN anti'war party. Its leaders are highly de-
lighted because moro troops are called for. They
say your army has been defested-you must
have more troops-yo. must recruit twelve
more regiments in Iowa. Notwithstanding theil
]yisg platforms, every act of the Jones party
leaders show them IN snti-war party at heart
and in sympathy With rebellion. Their hopes
Of success in Iowa are al centred in the expec-
sattsn that the people will become weary If the
var-grow tired Of making sacrifices, and finallt
give tho Union Up a not worth the sacrifices
required to ave IT,
Why should they expect to gain votes and
that the Republican party would lose them be-
cause Of the call for more men If their announce
nsnt Of an intention 70 support the Government
vas honest and in good faith! That they do
expect to do % W know, because they cay
%. Their saying 90, in evident gles, proves
mest oenclusively that they are opposed to the
var for the Union. With JED. Davis they hope
NE war viii b too heavy load for Northern
patriotism.
The Joaesss. Dodgea Nahonsys and Clay
Deans, with their hands in their breeches peck.
sts. say: "Get up your twelve new regiments,
If you can. Go about recruiting them ct once.
But If you Try that on We will beat you at the
October election. The people are tired Of fur
nishing men and money" This 10 meaner than
the attempt BY Tie came party to make political
capital out Of ths construction Of Hospital
tor luuaties, IN this State. II 10 meaner than
anything except secession. II twelve thousand
mere Republicans are sent tof Iowa 70 fight
the battles Of their country there will be 4
chance for he rssurreeted Vsllandigham party!
That y their heps and expectation. Not one
81 these men VIII lift hand. Jones says If he
fights Il viii b. On the eide Of the rebels. The
'sers have not shown BY single act OF word
they are On the eide Of the country-tha,
We any more likely to recruit men for the
armies than for Davis and Beaursgard
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UThs Generals In the Western Department
are many Of them at Washington and vicinity.
Gems Halleck, Mitchell, the two Shernans, and
Wallace are there according to the telegraph
The President and Generals Halleck and Burn.
sides, and perhaps others, have gone up James
River, probably for . consultation with Gen
Mcclellan and personal examination Of the
situation.
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x. q. G..
Erom fkA Haxa,

tfrom tie Havana Qll.) Bss:ie AEeI
The following 10 an extract of letter found
oy nj. Lincoln Lane near Esquire Tomlin's, on
Creme Greek, in Mason county, day OF two ago:
BEARpsrowS, III.
FRIEND OF TIE G. G.: Yours of the 10th inst +,
was duly received. We are very much gra:iied
to hear how you have grown in strength. We
now number 500. exclusive Of fifty probatoners
We have consulted Gen. B. His opinion is that
kepublicanisIo must be extermiuated, even il is
should require powder and lead. Therefore pre-.
pare yourself for any emergency. Arms and
ammunition are plenty.
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The New Lev,e..

The New Levles.
sral Government has placed the en-
meat Of recruiting and enrolling
10 the hands Of the Governor.
The Governors Of N..a..
York, Maryland, Ohio. And
States have issued spirited
I'D the work Of enlistiue i.
members Of conere..
10 session for the pur.
Frank Blair expect.
l.
600 for Iowa i,
with the mum
~ ; cur proper
~ tive ough
49, slit us!
y osed".N her.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-09-26

sGs5@To TEAcHERs.-The Board of School Ex
aminers for Aleigs County will meet On
the FIRST Saturday of each month, in Pomeroy,
for the examination of Teachers.
Examination to commence at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and continue till y 2. NJ.
eki,@No Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation who has 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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Pageville Academy.

TNDE FALL TERM of this Institution will open
l. TUESDAY, September Cd, 1862, under the su-
perntendence of
MR.. LYMAN C. CHASE,
late of HIlsdule College, Michigan. Mr.. c. has
furnished us with satisfactory evidence of his quai
hcations and experience Teacher, and would
commend him to the public in general. ard earn
estly solicit the patronage of all friends of educa
ton.
Tuition per term Of ten weeks will be from SO so
to $500. Boarding. s so to Sl.75 per week.
Tuition is required to be paid in advance.
Every effort will be made to qualify young ladies
and gentle men for the important and useful pro-
fession of teaching.
By order of the Board.
c. DECAMP, Chm.
Aug. 18th, l6G2.-323tt
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NOTICE.

A LBERT CONANT, of the County of Ham
n ilton, Ohio, will take notice that, on the
4th day of September, 1862, Lucy Ann Conant,
of the County of Meigs, filed her petition in
the Court of Common Pleas for said County,
asking said Court to divorce her from the said
Albert Conant, alleging for cause, adultery
Said cause will stand for hearing at the Octo-
ber term of said Court, A. d. 1862.
n & G. P. SIMPSON,
Sept. IL, ls62.-36-6t Atty's for PrtR,
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IHdJ JUT NFOiVIal DU 4 En-.
R. S. DAVIS, Captain and A. A. A. G
The Sev Act Granting Pensions to SOL
diers,

The Se,v Act Granting Pensions to SOL
diers.
A copy Of the act of Congress, passed
at the last session, granting pensions to
those enlisted in the service of the Gov
ernment, either in the land or naval
service, has been published For total
disability in the service, a Lieutenant
Colonel and officers of higher rank in
the army, receive $50 month; Major,
s25; Captain, $40; First Lieutenant, SIT;
Second do, SIS; Non commissioned of
fcers, Musicians, and Privates, SO; Cap
tain, Commander, Paymaster, Surgeon
and Chief Engineer, respectively, rank
ing with Commander by law, $40; Lieu
tenant Commanding and Master Com
manding, $50; Lieutenant, Surgeon.
Paymaster and Chief Engineer, ranking
with Lieutenant by law, and Passed As
sistant Surgeon, S25; Professor of Math-
ematics, Master, Assistant Surgeon, As
sistant Paymaster and Chaplain, $40;
First Engineer and Pilots, SIS; Passed
Midshipman, Captain and Paymaster's
Clerk, Second and Third Assistant En-
gineers, Masters Mate, and all warrant
officers, $40; all Others employed in the
naval service, IS. The pension descends
to the widow, or if no widow, to the
children, if the death is by reason of
wounds or sickness contracted in the
Government service. This law, it will
be seen, embraces all the soldiers now
enlisted, or who may hereafter enlist in
the present war.
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bany, Athens Co.. Ohio. miles from Marsh
vile Station ON the Marietta & Cincinnati X. r.,
with which place it is connected by i daily stage
line.
SESSIONS OF STUDY.
The year will be divided into two Sessions. of
twenty weeks each, with vacation of one week at
the holidays, and another in April. The First Ses-
sion will commence on the frs. Monday of Septem-
Der, and the Second on the ist Monday of February.
Commencement on the the tuid Thursday of
June.
TUITION
Preparatory Department. per session g. 90.
Collegiate Department j. + Session StOOi'
EXTRA STUDIES AND CHARGES.
Music, Plan" or Ielodion, per Session $500.
Drawing will pencil IS s5 co.
Painting in Oil - SI6.G0.
Tuition must be invariably paid in advance, and
case of protrlcted sickness.
Studrnts will be admitted for half Session at the
usGal rates.
Boarding and Lodging, in respectable private
miles, can be had al present, per week, for Two
Dollars.
Students can board themselves at from Seventy
five cents TO One Dollar per week.
Rooms in the Institute Building can be rented Oh
very moderate Terms
For further particulars inquire OF the Principal.
L. ID. GARVlN,
Lee z. o., Ohio.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
"a. ID O w NJ Z NJ c
AN0rneY for CLdimants.

A RREARS of pay, and bounty money due
~ friends of deceased soldiers, and invalid
pensions for those wounded or disa bled 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, Middlerert, 0.
Feb. 6, '62-5-3m
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NO\AOt NO MOve.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegctabe have the certificates eminent chem
ist Professors Chiffon of N and Locke of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates pub
tshed in conspicuous part of this Paper from time
time.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per BOTTLE per hadozen OF the Scandinavian Veg
eable Blood Pills, % cents per box, boxes for ST.
Principal Office and Salesroom, No. East Fourth St.,
Sd Building from NIan ST., Cincinnati, O. Laboratory,
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pparn.
tFrom the Evening Post.
TIE NEGRO ON THE FENCE.
Hatken to what I now relate.


Hatken to what now relate,
And on its moral mediate
A WAGNER, with grist for mill,
Was stalled AZ bottom of hill,
brawny negro passed that way,
q So stout he night lou slay. b.
"l'll pat my shoulder TO the wheels
II you'll bestir your HORSES hee.s"
So said the African, and made
As if 10 render timely aid.
NO. cried the wagoner, "Stand back
TIL take no b lp, from one that's black"
And, to the negros great surprise,
Flourished his whip before his eyes.
Our "darkeyp quick 'skcdaddled' thence,
And sat upon the waysidc fence.
Then went the wagoner to work,
And dashed his horses to jerk;
But all his efforts were in vain -
With shout, and oath, and whip, and rein
The whcels budged not a single inch,
And tighter grew the wagoners pinch.
Directly there came by child
With toilnig step and vision wild.
"Fathcr," sIid she, with hungry dread,
We famish for the want of bread" -.
Then spake the negro: ..If you will,
"Tli;help your horses to the mill.'
The wagoper, in grcyious plight,
Now swore and raved with all his might,
Because the negro wasn't white;
And plainly ordered him to go
To a certsin place that's down below.
Then rushing came the wagoner's wife, ~.
To save her own and infants life. s'-
BY robbers was their homestead sacked,
And smoke and blood their pillase tracked
Here stops our tale. When last observed,
= The wagner was still conserved
In mrl at bottom of the !nll,5
But bent on getting to tho mill.
And hard by, not a rod from thence, ssrl
The negro sat npon the fence
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Sneliral..
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

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serious illness. Some fit of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be arerIed by a
timely use Of the right REM
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hui
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on uuob-
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They stimulate the functions
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Gen. Butler Tread ing in the Foot
steps of Gen. Jackson.

What will the pro-slavery sympa-
thizers with the rebels and anti negro
conservatives generally say to she fol-
lowing order of Gen. Butler, in which
following the illustrious example of
Jackson, he calls upon the "free colored
CITIZENS" of Louisiana to take arms for
the support of the Government Of the
United States? A. the confscation law,
honestly enforced, will make almost ev-
cry negro in Louisiana free, and there
fore a "citizen," We hope that, under
this order, every black man in the State
who wishes to do SO may be allowed to
fight against the rebels Indeed, we
shall not be surprised if it should turn
Butler, in issuing the order, to prepare
the way for enlisting the slaves of reb.
els:
GENERAL oRDER-No. 63.
HEADQU'Rs Dept OF THE GUILE,
New ORLEANS, Aug. %, 'G2.
Whereas, on the 23d day of April, in
the year 1861, at a public meeting of
the free colored population Of the city
of New Orleans, military organization,
known as the "Native Guard" (colored), },
had its existence, which military organ
ization was daily and legally enrolled as
part of the militia of the State, its Of
ficers being commissioned by Thomas
0. Moore, Governor and Commanderin-
Chief Of the militia of the State of Lou
1siana, in the form following, that is to
say:
"THE STATE OF LOUISIANA Seal of
the State. by Thomas Overton Moore,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, and
Commander-in- Chief of the militia
thereof.
'In the name and by the authority Of
the State of Louisiana:
"Know ye that - -, having
been duly and legally elected captain of
the Native Guard (colored), First di-
vision of the militia Of Louisiana, to
serve for the term Of the war,
II do hereby appoint AID commission
him captain as aforesaid, to take rank
ofsuch from the I'd day Of May, eighteen
hundred and sixty-one.
ale is, therefore, carefully and dill
gently to discharge the duties of his
Office, by doing and performing all man
ner of things thereto belonging. And
I do strictly charge and require all
officers, non-commissioned officers and
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E he secrets of YsutIa Unveiled.

\ TREATISE ON THE CAUSE OF PREM ALIVE DECAY-A
solemn warning. Just published, book showing
the iIsidious and prevail cnce among schools,
both male and female, Of this fatal habit; pont!I-
out the tatalit! that Invariably atteIis its victims,
and developing the whole progress OF the dt,oase.
from the commencement to tine end.
Ii will be sent by Mail on receipt of Two 3l cent
Stamps.
u TAttendunce daily, from in the morning til 9
At night, and on Sumda Us from > 10 ) p. NJ.
Medicines with full drcctio sent 10 any part of
the United Stat or CahadaS. uy patients commu-
nicalin their lmptons by Letter. Business CORES
poudencc strictly coni,!eutI:i.
II ;1Ur. 5 Office is still located as established
under The name OF DIX. La CROlY at Nc. 81 Maiden
Lane, Albany, N. Y.
Feb. Z, lS5a.-5-Iy
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j Justices of the f'eace. and when
Term Expires.

, NS4kcCS Oh inc k'esac4. ana Wnen
Term Expires.
Bedford 7o,onship.
William Smith, May 10, 1868
Samuel Catlin, November %, 1868.
Chester Tornship.
Benjamin Knight, May 2. 1868.
George Bell, May IL, 1864.
VIM. Foster.
& Columbia Topaship.
Moses Rutherford, May 80, 1862.
John MeKinstry, Nov. II, 1862.
Lebanon Ftonship.
Calvin DeWolf, December p, 1862.
Ii. S. Lawrence, April "A, 1868.
Reuben Mckay, May II, 1864.
Letort Tosonship.
G. L. Piper, April "a, 1868.
E. c. Hayman, April "A, 1868.
Olire To,e"ship.
Major Reed, May =, 1862.
VIM. Hawley, December 3, 1868.
Orange T0unship.
John Il Parker, June 20, 1862.
Ephraim Shields, June 20, 1862.
Rntland 75oenship.
Joel P. Higley, June 20, 1862.
n. Stansbury, June 20, 1862
Alexander Hogg, Jan, 10, 1868.
Salem T1~uship,
Joseph J. Strong. Nov. II, 1862.
j, p. Coburn, April n, 1863.
Thos. P. Fogg, Nov %, 1868.
Salsbnoy To'raship.
r. Stivers, Oct. II, 1862.
George Lee, April 24, 1868.
james Crary, Jan. 3, 1861.
Scipio T0uaship.
George Downing, Nov, II, 1862.
A. Dunlap, Nov. II, 1862.
VIM. Sullivan, April a, 1863.
Sutton Ewasaip.
I. NJ. Gilmore, Oct. %, 1868.
Geo. Dusky, May II, 1864.
J T.. PhilsOn.
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