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The New York herald., 1862-09-05
SALES AT AUCTION.


DENBERG, auetonesr viii sell this day a, ths,r new ,
Ore is Bank 100 lots of womens Winter Cothing also
Boots. Shoes Sheets, Shirts, &c, .,..u.x Salesman
.
wv NJ HoLlLNasHKAp, AUcroNEER
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKAGE
AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON FRIDAYS, AT ioh O'CLOCK.
BY CHARLES {. c.,wARREx.
NO n CoRTIANDT STREET.
rHs SALE OF FaIDAY. SEPT 8 WILL EoLUDE
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
pEsrRABLR BOOTS AND SHOES adapted 70 Al masAsss
cOmprisins, in part.
MEMS, BOYS AND YoUFHs THICK BOOTS
nHNs BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS.
MEMS, BOTS AND YOUTHS CALP BOOTS.
MEMS GRAIN CAVALRY BOOTS.
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BRoGANs.
MEMS. sSys' AND ,,,, YOUTHS .l,!l sALMoRAIs
MEMS BOYS, AND YOUTHS. CONGRESS Boors,
"oxsss psSsnb bfD soo1s 1aD
OF cali. Kip, KID. goa. grain and split
woMENs. MISSES, AND CHiLDRErs
Together VIII Sy ssss sSpRss sssyof nsl''d
Other articles embracing consisnments
FROM NEARLY ALL THE LEADING MANURACTURER0
In the country.
NOTICE.
a SECOND SPECIAL TRADE SALE or
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES
WILL BR HELD ON FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER l9.
CHARLES c. WARREN,
Auction and Comuission Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
70 Cortlandt street.
rr,,. wyrrppo .ucrYovprp WIFI srJr THIS
w day AT O'clock at ~ Canal street. all the genteel
Furniture dc, of large house-2S and second hand
Carpets 10 Beds Bedseads Spreads Blankets 100
Hair and Mattresses also, Paror Suits marble top
and Stands China Glass Stoves DC. On Monday
Executors sale OF Furniture, Jewelry, Clothing. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
MATcnEs. JEMELRY. &c.

DIAMONDa. Old GOLD AND SILVER WANTED =
IL LOUIS ANRlCH 713 Broadway, nnder Nrw Y0rk ITO.
vi ontrs 70 lie hgncs cash pfIcr or DaaoBs old
Cola sAvtr Pr.Ons ha wing these AiNetf WI
fccetv ~ F Tor thea han AZ anl otarr uoc
tad money nibnsi being ,Wpe "a W akt Ar Otacr
goods 10 g. Mango ia2 broadway
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
GALES At AUCTION.


A uCIIoN NOTICE. ID D. ckULKINs, AuCrIoNEER.
LARGE SALE or
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rich French Pier ana Mantel Mirrora
sDUPRRBLf CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFOhTEs
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE,
HORSES CARRIAGES. Ac, Ac,
Purchase a "A coek of ever $4,000,
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,
residence No t20 West Fonrteentn
street, Eighth avenue,
camencng at l0is O'Clock precisely
The OF the house the
saerani Furniture made order and Is IN soid
To1ewopd The whole will be sold the highest bidder Tor
Offering extra Inducements purchasers as tne enrc
furniture oi the honse 10 having all bean maze whin
sx months.
Bsgant Pisnoorte with all modern
npovenens bass &c COS. $6o rch rose
Stosh embroidered Cover; three eie
fu Paflor FURNITURE IN rich proeade
satin Etageres splendid ana costly Parian
Ornaments also magnhccnt collection OF
Tnrksh and kasy Chairs, In fine
rcps rosewood and side marble top Tables richly
carved.
Chamber Suits in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Washsands Sofa Beds In fne hacloth
pure Main Mattresses from 10 to b pounds made 70
order, in excellent condiuon.
Dining Room Furniture, consisting Of hne oak Extension
Table Silver Ware, rich China, Ivory and silver Cutlery
spoons with heavy and engraved Glassware
al every description. No postponement
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A UcrIoN NOTICE v. wEsrcorr, AucTIoNEER

UCTION NoTIOE.-R ". wEsTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
A. public auction this day. Friday at the elegant resdence
l2 West Twenyrst street. near Seventh avenue, at IL
O'Clock precisely comprising rosewood mahogany and oak
Dining Room Furniture Etageres Centre Tables
ancnt Clocks Lace Curtains Sbades Stair Carpets Dress
Bureaus Washsans Hair and Spring Mattresses Fea
ther Beds Blankets Mirrors Sofas, Rockers Toilet Sets,
Easy Chairs Lounges, Extension Table large assortment
lery Tea Sets statuary Bronzes &c. Also
OF Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
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A NJ B. CHAPMAN. AucVoNyEEyES r. o,po,,,.,rv
FOR HoUsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS


MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Paintings Stauary Horses and Carriages Harness. Robes
&C. properly OF gentleman leaving the city at public
ascton this frday Sept at the elegant private resi-
donce - West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
c9mmencing al O O'Clock Catalogues q. the office
and Ormou Chandeliers Pier and Mante Mirrors two full
SUITS Paror Furniture, solid rosewood frames vz:Tee-
aTete Sofas Arm Chairs Reception Chairs, oval backs;
Chairs covered with oroee secretae and Bookcase ee
gait rosewood Panoforte, octave, all modern improve
richly carved legs and Stool Cover Caner
bury Centre Tables, Etageres Console Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets superb collection of fine Oil Paintings
Also large assortment Chamber and Dining Room Fur
ture
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

UCTIoN SALE OF IMPORTED WINES LIQUORS,
n Sesars, Champagne, Ac-S HERMAN 4 CO.. Auc-
icneers, win sell this day, Sept g. At II O'Clock, at the
saisstoom IL Bowery the remaining stock OF Wholesale
asks Bourbon whiskey Port Madeira and Sherry Wine,
Ia demohns and cases Champagne; also Segars Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco Groceries, &C. Sale positive by order
Ar Tire assignee
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

DAwNBROkERS SALE THIS DAY-HENRY FRI
DENBERG auetioneer, will sell this day al th.'r hsW
loan Office. Grand Bowery, nhaeT tno
Oriental Bank 100 lots OF Womens Winter Ciothing also
Boots Shoes Sheets, Shirts &c . ,,-,.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

u, COTTON AUCTIoNEER.-SUPERroR HOUSE.
hold Furniture ~ 30 elegant Carpets, Olcloths
Mirrofs Cottage Furniture Parlor mahogany
wood Furnure. &c on Saturday Sept 8, at lo,e clock
Broadway Canal the entire Furniture
family removing from the city This sale will include
articles of every kind and description OF Parof
Ds other goods several very superior
seis, Three -pir aud Ingram Carpets. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

A TTENTIoN FOR l64 SEVENTH AvENUE.-I RE.
"A ceived large order for OF Clothing, Carpets Fur
nure &C, and must have them. Prices be obtained
folowsFor SILK Dresses 90 to 1885, Goats ~ 70 SIS
81 50 to So other Articles accordingly paid Tor BY
calling addressing the original old well known dealer
H. HARRIS la Seventh avenue, between Twenyhfs aud
Twenty second streets, you will with satisfaction
Ladies' attended by Mrs. Harris
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

INUWAHD SINTLENlIH, AUtTIONEEH. = HORSES.
IL Carriages, Harness Ladies' and Gentemens Saddles
BY ID: W. IlES CO.. this day Cfridsy) at oclock,
ias and l5i broadway Bay horse years old 10 hands
high. warranted sound kind and gentle strongly
nendcd. Rockaways-one second hand by Brewster aud
cihers. Open WagnnsTwo light second hand;
eicI Wagon Top Wagons-ODe superb city built and
i've second hand DO Bettone elegant second HAND Brett
Saddes-y LADIES' Side Saddles, 10 Gentle.
,DeDs Sadde or superior stock and Hsr-
De-sIwo Of Coach Harness. three of light
Doodle Carriage Harness. Single Sets; four
second qualify Single Sets. Now exhibition sales.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

w 90 ye one Rnd ali, Miss WELl,tNt,TJN, IhG.
renowned English pophctcss universally neknowltdced
best OF all asoossts who guarantees those
who health, wealth and happiness ana
to impatt 1,hem information ot the undt importance
relative 10 lawsuits Journeys, absent friends oye coufshp
ma rage. hidirn treasures ana t,oubes-u
al affairs ~ HE Brave soldiers, your doom ot
glory death. IL you seek prosperity
fecity you'll drat 10 visit address letter tba
haby gifted aud beautiful young lay nj Ol sixth avenue
oIpost Eighth street Miss W. a. the only IN ths
city who mas tur genuine Roman and Arabian nsmaSs for
love, good lick aud ahaifs-waitantcd Tor he
Lucky numbers given, also highly pasiabc city reG
tcncea nrnnkrnn - cured aud unfaiuu NIyssetJ has
band reclaimed
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

AT .55l THIRD AVENUE, s. 70 $50 FOR SILK
~ Dissscs 81 ~ go 0r G0ns - e. 81 Tor Pants
uIare c&rpeit 6c for tfc eau can In 81
a44trss ~ gcW 4 IAkkia. AJ Third aFenic. uttNren
TAHil tiei.. 4Iu rbny-hnihHJtcts Ladies atfDupd ry
Ass laI1s3
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CLOTIiIN O.

A TTENTIOS-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, n Yol
"A wish 20 find the lair and honest dealer, HARRIS
dispose 81 Csst Oh Clothing Carpets Furniture an
Jewey the best you do Is call Al address No Is
Seventh ayenu. where you will be dealt with your
faction guarantee 70 pay the following price. -sl
Dresses, $6 $50 for Goats, from - 70 SIS; 70
Pants from 81 TO S. Please do forget HARRIS, IL
seventh between Twentieth and Twenty 1rsi streets
Ladies attended by Mrs Harris.
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,,uE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IA Yuts

III accompIfshcd nun, FaTIs Mhu
can be consulted wita sCtest ou AL al
fairs fe restores nrunken aud unfahtn husbands
secret beloved by your hearts, brings
together long LADIES' 20 centa Resdruce
W Third avenue, above Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

A BETTER CHANCE $4,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted, within q month, for New Orleans
Ladies and gentlemen having OF the above TO dispose OF
receive the following prces-from - 70 30 Tor SIN
from s3 SIS for Coats from u 10 ~ for Pants
Also shawls Clocks Carpets Furniture the hghss prices
paid. Please call address note to b MlNTZ. 2S
Sixth avenue, Egheenth street Ladies' attended by
Mrs, MintE Please remember the original b. Minz. 2oS
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
THE MILITARY.

COMPANY b, SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT " s. NJ.
~ Special OrderTnc members OF this company pre-
when the regiment mustered U the United
States service will report the Re simena Arnory Centre
Market Friday Sept at l0 A. NJ precisely BY ord.
Captain JOSEPH FORBES.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

A UcTIoN NoTICE.-TO PLUMBERS TIN AND
n stove Dealers and restaurantsFriday Sept At 10
o'lork at $50 Greenwich street-By D. EMBURY Jr-WM.
SHIRLEY, auctionecr-Positive cash sale OF all the
Stock in lots suit the trade also Tools Benches FIX.
lures &c deposit required, and goods taken away
"a
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

vAEDERPOOL, AuCTIONEER-RARE CHANCE
for housekecpers and dealers-Al the Furniture
ained the elegant No lis West
third street Sixth this day Friday), at
sciock, vizPanoforte Parlor Furniture Carpets Mir
rors Paintings, Ornaments; Chamber Dining Room and
hia walnut Chamber Furniture; also. Basement and
Kitchen Furniture House Possession pfoaimo
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
ISDwARD SCHHNCK, AUCTIoNEER
ia ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE

By EDWARD sCHENCk, this day, Sept s. at IL O'Clock
nj hs slesrooni rs Broadway large aud elegant assor
rosewood and black walnut Parior Library Dnin
Room and Chamber Furniture, all of which OF the ver
bsst Danoiacture. A. TAURE, Assignee.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
rrrnppANs ar ME WAN nE lal2 w RInnIAn

v meeting will bc held this friday evening at the
Mercer House. September at ~ o'clock Every veteran
In this The adjacent ounuos is requested 70 attend
especially those bat signed the petition ior forhcaton
H. RAYMOND, Brig Gen
ABRAHAM DAILY. Co.
Isltc " pHyry "A dFuiant
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

C.OE0-HALF DOwN.-FARM FOR SALE, VERY
sCJCU low bL acres; house, rooms, barn. crops
fruit &c. 80 miles Long Island. Apply 10 TIL HOMAS j.
JACKSON, 40 Pearl street New YORK.
co EnA FOR A 70 ACRE GRAIN AND FRUIT
DO..DUU good buildings, wsod, and healthy;
incung Furniture, Stock. Tools and Crops 20 miles
way, tue hat store j. FLAGLER.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
BOARDING AND LODGING.

DoARD-A FEW SUITS OF WELL FURNISHED
ID Rooms with all modern improvements 70 let. Ais
Rooms gentlemen 69 and l9l West Fourteenth street
Dinner o'clock
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

MATRIMoNIAI.-A YOUNG LADY STRANGER IN
M town, desirous Of making the aeqain OF gen
tenIan, with view 10 matrimony he cultivated
Of good address, object position everything.
Address Miss Irene Clayton. station d. New fork Poss
Office
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

y NO 353 HOwEHY- III. ROsEHTHhT4 HAVING A
"a great desire 70 purchase large quantity 0l cast "a
Wearing Apparel furniefe Carpets, Jewclry &r by call
ng addressing ladies and gentlemen cap obtain W.,
vnlue for each article. La0es au ndsd 70 hy Mrs
R0snha Prasc remember and uy 30S Bowery, opposite
Ggtslt Jones street
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

- UA.EsL. kUCTIoNEFR
IL. WITH \ ORE HALELL viii cell al auction
JUS DAY tFRIDhY3
AZ Ht et ~ ~ llen sales room, ~ Liberty street.
TNrNHN TI&NFU AND ENANEIIID WARE TEA
TuAIs AND WltTENs HARDWARE
~ ri.Iskft A., ac
fine in pHri hanppans. aeN and Eske Pam SAim
fffr. fsses, Coffee asers PsIlseis, Dppers, Basrng
ff8fuf Cener puis, Wash Bntins ~; &c.
gross o. tHlH ana ln-sait f.Wi,IV.
rN@ @Fr Toy ab3 MRtls4a
tr uNt eafIN Sar1'e.a DUtisry.
Nsf sregs Hhbfe ~pluUF. a.NUft4a
ssts pEses 49, tan lits ragY ssfr ,og u sae
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

u ~ LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER.
IL House aud Lot in West Forty.seventh street at auc
tOa--E. II. LUDLOW \ co. will sell at auction at two
oeock, The premises, Tuesday Sept 1s62 in conse
Of the leaving the city.
WEST FORTY TY-SEvENTH SrREET-The valuable Hous,
Lot No. - Nest fortysevenh street; house Is
story brown stone 20x50 feet In good order; lot 2OxI00
iartirGlars al M. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

A TTENTI0N, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. IL HAVE
"A lust Received $4,000 purchase cast of Clothing Fur
nufe ana CARPETS FOR the California market DO promise
highest price in the city, by calling address
70 H. MfNTL lS Sixh avenue, doors above
Tenth street ladies attended 70 by Mrs hln9 Remenl-
Der, IS sixth avenue,
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

BOGAIsT AJCrlONEER.-BY 3. &J. BOG FART
~ is dpy. September at II O'Clock at lis Wrs, Thirty
iiih end corner OF Broadway and Thirty street
Sntrins "A large lot % Block Mafble Slabs Tliny
inarble Saws. Steam Engine aud Boiler marine Mantes
ihe Ftght title and interest OF John Kenneday Of in
an a arg lot Of marble Mantels DC
JOHN KELLY late sheriff
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS IN MILITARY
M and other articles officers soldiers use,
samples goods for sale at the Office Of the American
Camp Chest Company, 2Ol Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

IL LUDLOW, AUCTI0NEER.
q. Handsome Household Furniture at auction-E. II
1t DLOW CO. viii sell Al auction, Tuesday Sept.
1852 at eleven O'Clock IS West street be
Fifth and Sixth the entire Furniture
tanned house consisting in part Of handsome
Piano round cofDers made by Walters: large Pie
Mante Mirrors black walnut Sofas and Chairs IN
Turkish Lounge and Chairs marble top Tables, Handsome
tias Chandeliers inahoolny Bedscads Bureaus Dressing
Tables vevei and Brussels Carpets 0iclohs &c. Office
lhc auctioneers No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

A AsToNIsHINo.--MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter foresight TO tell how and how
you marry and you wish know thoughts
or no paw lucky charms free her equal not To he fond
her magic image in full operation. No l4 Ludlow
street below Houston. 20 cents gentlemen admitted
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

A ssIGNEEs SALE OF LIQUORS AND GROCERIES,
"A s. HERMAN * CO.. Auctioneers will sell this day
Sept at l1s O'Clock Al Is Bowery large variety Of Bran
die, Gin, Mnissey. Rum Wine and Champagne; Teas Cof
fee SOAP Platform and Beam Scale, Iron safe ben1
the entire stock 0f q wholesale dealer.
UIJNR Ass;vnA~
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07
The Entertainment,

Given by the Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Society of Middleport, last evening,
wednesday, was, to say the least, a
decided success. Notwithstanding the
threatening aspect of the weather, the
Hall of the Presbyterian Church was
filled in every nook, and window -sills
and "cur5 stone seats were at pre-
MUM.
We have not time to comment upon
the several tableaux and songs, or make
mention OF the characters represented;
but do not exaggerate when we say that
many of them would do credit to any
place or occasion. The songs, ''The
FIRST Gun is Fired" "NVe are Coming
Father Abraham" and "The Reveille, -
were among the best; and the Tableaux,
"Goddess Of Liberty" Offering Gifts
to the Goddess" ''Protecting the God
dess," Camp Life.'' "The Soldiers s
Dream and administering to Wounded
Soldier" &C., were faultless. The pro-
ceeds, we learned, were satisfactory, and
will go far toward alleviating the suf-
ferings of sick and wounded soldiers, to
which purpose the funds wilt be ap-
piled.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07

s~ Capt. Higley's Cavalry Company,
encamped at Middleport, paid a visit to
Pomeroy, this "wednesday afternoon.
The men, as well as officers made d
.spteidid appearances. No f6er set of
men have entered the service than those
composing this company. They have
not yet been furnished with their horses,
but have evidently been we'll drilled on
foot. as their movements through our
streets demonstrated. The Company is
not yet numbered, but is raised for the
7th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. The fol-
lowing are the names Of the officers.
We will, if possible. procure and pub
the names of the privates hereafter.
Oficers-Captain, Joel P. Hig'ey;
First Lieut., John Geyer; Second Lieut.,
Thomas Brunker; Orderly Sergeant,
VIM. Mcknight; I'd Serg't, Hiram Carr;
Sd Serg't, Eliphalet Poston; 4th Serg t,
Patrick McKan; 9th Serg't, Ohm Ken
edy; 9th Serg't, John Wiseman; lst
Corporal, James Denison; I'd Cor, John
P. Barrett; Sd Cor, Alonzo Holt; 18th
Cor, Joseph Mcbride; 9th Cor, Robert
D. Andrews; 9th Cor, William Curtis;
9TH Cor, Hamilton B. Caldwell; 9th
Cor, Alfred johnson. Bugler, Elisha
Andrews.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07

Esg-A letter from Pt. Pleasant, Civ
ing a history of the unfortunate affair
in which Lewis Wetzel was killed, will
be found in another column. The wri-
ter is perfectly responsible, and would
not knowingly misrepresent the facts. -
We do not know how the matter stands,
but if he has given fair sta tement, the
provocation to the act was much stronger
than was reported at first. AS the mat
ter is to undergo a judicial investigation,
we deem it improper to comment upon
it. 1t is not improper, however, to say
that Col. Brown, who seen to have
been implicated in some way, has always
sustained the character Of good and
law abiding citizen, whose who.e life
negatives the presumption of any par
ticipation in such an act. Of course,
evidence of completely must over ride
all presumptions arising from previous
character; but westrust no such evidence
can be broughF F.against our fellow
townsman.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07
Imp ortant o 'der---The First Regim MT
of south Carolina Volunteers 20 oe or i.



ganized.
II HEADQUARTERS, BEAUFORT. s. G..
October Is, 1862.
l. The First Regiment Of South Car
olinl Volunteers will be organized as
soon as possible. The superintendent
of plantations in this d.par'm mt will
use every exertion to inlu;e the young
and able bodied men, capable Of berriug.
arms, to enroll themselves at once
Al who enlist will receive thirteen
dollars per month, with army rltions
and clothing. Un Ter the old org g,niz.-
tion of this regiment NJ provision was
nude for paying the soldiers. That diff
ficuliy is now obviated, and he; e ltter
they will be paid regularly.
BY act of Congress all slaves of
re ael masters who enter the service of
the Unitei States are declare to be for :
ever free. VITA their wives aud children
brothers aud sisters. fathers and IN lth :
ers. The uperinten1ients will IN Ike
this fact known to all the people within
their jurisdiction. 's
1t IS to he hope that a regiment viii
soon be raise that will do credit to the
race it represents, an to the holy cause
by which alone its existence is justified
As fast as the recruits are enrol ell thew
will be sent TO report to the heariqu1rt-
ers of the reyiment at Smith pl ,ntltion
The attention of the general SUI
perntenlents is called tn the importance
OF having frequent meetings ot the SUI
perintendent- within their districts. for
discussion, of SUBJECTS connected with
their special durie~; that each my have
an opportunity to hear and profit by the
views and experience of the others
Charged as we are, with the solution of
one OF the great questions Of the age all
the knawle ige we csn gain on the sub
jet should pe procured. These meet
lngS should be betd as often as once or
twice week, at such time aud place as
the general superintendent may direct.
4. TO enable the General command :
Ing TO III Ike out Il Gle e,r and fnll report
OF our operations during the past year,
and to show to the secretary of war and
tue country the measure efsuccess which
has attended this great experiment of
free labor in district where the friends
OF human slavery have ceRddently pre-
dicted 1t would utterly fai4, the general
superintendents will please make Il
full report Of all their operations to
these headquarters by the 1St Of Novcm-
Der. This report should embrace the
number Of acres of land cultivated, the
value Of the crops raised, the condition
Of the people and the difficulties and
discouragements uader which they have
labored. By command of Brigadier-
General r. SAxToN.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07
The Economy OF ETenI.n.

The busy nation of Amer!cans have l2.0ppo,-
Bu2korking people, whose services may be es-
nl!tted at 3 a day, and their annual loss by
sickness nj an average of ten days each in the
year This gives a total loss of sS240, ,009,0p0
sum three times as large as the whole cost
of the General Government, including the
Army, Navy, Post Offices, Legislators Foreign
Ministers and all. The amount weighs over
six hundred tons in pure gold. .s.
large proportion of this costly suffering
might be averted by attention to diet, clean
illness, and above all, by the proper use of the
right remedy in season. When 20 cent box
of Ayers Pills will avert an attack Of illness
which it would take several days to recover
from, or dollar bottle Of Aver Sarsaparilla
will expcl Il lurking disorder that would bring
the sufferer to his back for weeks or months,
does it take any figures to show the good econ
omy ofthe investment? When Fever and Ague
is ranking in your veins. and shaking your
life out of you is it worth the dollar it costs
for his AGUE CURE to have the yillainous dis
order expelled, which it does surely and
quickly? When you have taken cold is it
prudent 10 wait until it has settled on the
lungs, when days weeks or months must be
spent in trying to cure it, even if it can be
cured at all, or is it cheaper to take Aver 8
Cherry Pectoral, costing few shillings, and
remove the trouble before it is serious? 1t
t.,Ly sd to nd
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07

p1- The rebel Gen. Morgan, cap
tureI a Government train near Bards-
town, Ky, a few da5szago, and among
the plunder took two thousand letters
sent to their friends by the soldiers,
most of them containing money, the ,o!. vol
unteers having just been paid off W.
think it ought to satisfy even a"Conserv-
alive Union General, to let his ''erring
Southern brethern'' supply. themselves
from the Government stores, without
Making the poor soldier to swell the
spuils. But SO we 60.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-07


a6T- We cannot refrain from referring
to the truly interesting and elo1 tent
letter Of our correspondent IS" on the
first page of the Telegraph to-day. We
have made arrangements for regular
correspondence from the s,me ,ble pen
and if the other duties of the writer will
permit, our renders will hive tire 1t
each week. We thank him, aud know
our readers will join US, for his letters.
Don t pass it ever without reading, and
especially the order Of Gen. Milroy,
which is copied in 1T. We will be kept
well posted in the movements of Gen.
Milroy's Division.