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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-07-11
PROCLAMATION.
EXEcurIYE OFFIcE,

/. COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 5, 1867.
Fezloao- -citizens:-- other appeal to your
patriotism has become necessary. The
enemies of our Government, now assem-
Hbled at Richmond in hostile array, largely
outnumber any disposable force at. the
Presidents command.
The army under General Mcclellan
has been driven back, merely by the
force of overwhelming numbers rapidly
concentrated there.
Additional troops are alone necessary
to hold the important positions already
gained, and speedily crush the rebellion
at all points. :.
Literally and CALAMITY as Ohio has
heretofore responded to the calls of the
/ President, he has ever been assured, that
we had but to know that further aid was
needed from us, to insure p.ompt an
swer to any further calls he might make
upon us. This knowledge we now have,
and the call has also been made.
And now, citizens of Ohio, one and
all, shall the call be responded to?
Something whispers me that, with one
voice, you say it shall be answered.
Arouse, then and let every man be
able to say that he has done his duty.
! There is work for all to do. The
aged can stimulatethe young; wealthy
.conrribute to the wants and necessities
of the destitute; and the ladies, who
have already done so much, and whose
Kind hearts will prompt them in the con-
tinuance of their good work, can enconr-
age, by their noble example, both old
and young in the performance of this
great duty. What is wealth, or even
life, worth, if, to preserve either, we
have to confess to the world that we are
unable to maintain our glorious govern
ment?
Gallant and worthy recruiting officers,
for the organization of new regiments
and the filling up of those already in, the
field, will be appointed in all portions
of the State, and specific instructions
given to them.
The enlistments will be for three years,
or during the war.
Icannot at this time indicate the num-
per of troops wanted from Ohio, but can
safely say that the government will ac-
cept all who may offer within the com
ing forty days.
Promptness and vigilance are indis-
pensable. Forty thousand recruits
within the time indicated would be o1
more service than twice that number at
later period.
The gallant men of the State may
rely upon my best endeayors to discharge
the highly responsible duties -devolving
upon me with anzeye single to the pres
eryatior Of our government, and with
| the sincere hope and efathat, when
the great struggle of life shall be over,
my children can claim for me an honest
and faithful performance of duty.
Invoking the smiles of our Heavenly J
Father upon our good work,
/ am your humble servant,
! DAVID TOD. Gopcrnor.
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EXECUTORS SALE.


A DEN Cecil, jr., Executor of Alden Cecil,
IN sen, deceased, VS.. Joseph Berkshire, ct.
al. Probate Court. Petition to sell land. To
Joseph Berkshire and Eliza Berkshire, of Wis
consin, and the unknown heirs and legal rep
resentatives of Letha Gregory and Rhoda Gar
of Alden Cecil, SEN. deceased: You are hereby
informed that ON the 18th day of June, 1862,
said Executor filed in the Probate Court'of
Meigs County, Ohio, his petition, the object
and prayer of which petition is to obtain an
order, on the 10th day of Aug. 1862, for the
sale of the following real estate, of which the
said stten Cecil SEN, died siezed, to wit:
All that tract or lot of land in the Ohio Com
pany's Purchase, in Columbia tow nship, Meigs
county, that is to say the fraction; or 262 acre
lot, No. 80, in sections II and q in Town 8,
Range 10, except l.34 acres, decided to Tillar
Knapp. ADEN CECIL, Jr.s yEx. eff
Alden Cecil, deceased.
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: i
dfels Of williamsburg, have not got as
much courage or gentlemanly breeding,
az is generally found among insects.
they are dirty, tlsieriiag. ,ao5ocratie
l.artgssoj wIrrfE NEeRoFs,' = &c s,d;e.
But We have not space to spare, al
though We thiak.it well. occasionally ito
! siet our rsadersses the. fo5,l upon which
a party in Chic are daily feeding. We
must give, however. before closing, a
paragraph or so from the article which
probably caused his arrest He is
speaking particularly of Gen. Buffers
Administration Of affairs a, New Or
leans, and especially of his order in re-
lation to the arrest Of prostitutes, and
those who act like such in the streets of
that City, on which the editor said:
"This Is the motto OF the Abolition
DOGS and libertiaes, ,acko are paosecutinq
dis INFA NOUS CIVIL WAR, for the free
dom and equality mith as, of tie dushy
negro. Booty and beauty, is also the
motto Of achssIIELLIANs and brutes as
Den. BUTLER. WHY DON'T THE
MEN OF NEW ORLEANS SHOOT
THE INFAMOUS WRETCH, LIKE
THEY WOULD a REPTILE OR A
D0G?"
Comment upon such teaehing is quite
unnecessary. The war is ssinfttmous,"
according to this organ ofOhio Democ
raeyss sAll who prosecute it, or give aid
ineany ysway to suppress the rebels, are
"a bolition dogs Cen. ButIer,t and
those who, with him, sustain the Coy
ernment, are anELBIASs." And the
men Of New Orleans are reproaclied for,
not shooting him down like a dog!''s
= We.are utterly opposed to any ,srbi
trary .or~unnecessary restrictions, upon
the press. But, in such times as.thesc,
we think the safety Of the country re
quires that stop be put to such publ.
cations. That there are large numbers
in Ohi1 who are ready to strike with
traitorous hands st the Government
which protects them, is sufficiently
proved by the fact that such papers are
sustained Those who read them, of
course, read no others. Their party
passions are fred into fanaticism, until
the exhortations to nsarder and asassinate
our Generalsfand rnlers, will soon pre-.
pare their minds to commence the same
work upon their neighbors. While we
do not believe one out of five of the
Democrats of Ohio have any real sym
pafhy with the treason tllatsis graphing
at the throat of the country, yet the
desperate cunning of the leaders expect
to use them through the einstrumentality
of the party organizations The masses
vote for the party while the leaders use
the party for their treasohable purposes.
Let loyal men be on their guard
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Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Comfy
i Infrmary, on THURSDAY, the 10Th of
July next, up toll o'clock A. NJ, for an acsdi-
tion and other improvements to the Infirnary
building according to a plan and specifics
tions at the Auditer's Office, and also at the
Infrmary. The eiwork win embrace an. addi-
ton of 25 by 50 feet ON the end of the pres
ent building Also the altering and finishing
of the present building.
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
AARON sTIVERS, County Auditor.
Po,ncroy, June II, 1862 Pitt
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HOME TESTIMONY,

GAnlrPor:is, O.. May a5, 1860
Dr.. @ w. RonanK-near Sir; Sometime last fall
attacked with the ux, and tried all me diclpes
and attended by several eminent ply ans but
reeeifed no benefit; Passing large quantities blood
and becoming alarmed about my case, concluded
t" try what vrtue there might be In your celebrated
Scandinavian Remedies. After commencing their
use, saw decided improv vement,sand continued
them. Ihave now us ed four bottles of your BIood
Purifier and two boxes ofyour Pills; and 1 am now
ableto attend to my usual employment. Feeling
thankful for whatyour edfc7nes have done for me !,
it is with pleasure that give you this Testimonial of
their good effects upon me, unsolicited upon your
part am yours in gratitude,
THOMAS ARLINGTON, JR..
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NOTICE.

THE nss, srAgn d1uesv oE onI0 of Com Pleas
TIME oakridge Furnace Company, a eorpo-
i ration established by the laws of Ohio, is
hereby notified, that a petition has been filed
in said Court, by the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank, of Wheeling, against said corpora
ton, the Administrators of VIM. r. Mather,
the Bank of Ashland and others, seeking to
foreclose mortgage given by said VIM. R.
Mather in his lifetime, on fraction number
twelve, in Salisbury Township, AIeigs County,
given to secure certain notes given by the said
VIM. r. Mather in his lifetime to Samuel P.
Bishop, Treasurer Of said oakridge Furnace
Company, and for! the use of the same, said
mortgage also being given to the said Bishopi
and that Fart of said notes have been trans
ferred to the plaintiff and portion to other
defendants; and the petition seeks to have an
account taken, and sale ordered of said prem
ises. The defendant is therefore notified to
answer said petition on the first Saturday of
September, A. D. 1862, or he will be in default.
SIMEON NASH, Atty.
June "a lS62.-25-6t S35o
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T. A. PLANTS. EDITOR.
The Union Couverltion.

he ghaers.ghod, rePrese9nafsnS req 't9ai5 Inc ne
hien e"ossat'en ""ssis asstsl,pi''tsE i, ~
'hts ef'y On Tue 'tn 81 September -faef
can upon al ioyai cle2ehs woo are III
iiNor OIL 'ne maintenance Oh 'ae gov
srnahenf, ana OF the war now cafrlea an
ier ihe suppression .ot the reoedion
~gamst The e.oyernaent, again 20 meet
and appoint Delegates 70 unlon Con
venifon to be Reid "a thus city, on ihufs-
Nds y,sfhe 2ts. isy OF august next Tor
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The Democratic Convention.

: ~ .
! This Convention met at Columbus on
the Ith inst, Sam edary was chair
nnn. .Fallandigham aud his stripe
were chief managers. The speeches
would have elected the wildcat cheering
in any rebel ,conclave.in South Carolina
The platform is the adroit work of Judge
Thurman and Nallandighani. The res
elutions are so drawn as to perfectly
satisfactory to jeff. Davis, and yet to
treach the pref ejddices of all elasses here.
whose prejudices are not expected to be
interfered with by their reason or pa
triotislh.
The first resolution declares ';that we
ARE, as ue euer have been, the devoted
friends ofthe Constitution, &c. - =
That is, they are just such friends of
the Constitution as they eeer haze been
1 HON that is to be taken will be inter-
fpreted tosuit all latitudes. JET. Davis,
Floyd, Wise. and the rest will read it as
it means. just as Medary, Eallandi-
gliam s. Co, stood to them in the good
day Us of Rierce3and Buchanan, 80 they
stand now. The 1dupes in Ohio will
read it as the reassertion of time hon
ored Democracy.
The second resolution says that sforc-
ing party issues, as the ABoLIT1oNIsTs
are doing, is dangerous to the best in
tcrests of the country.'
The third resolution commences
e'That the ABORTION party" &c, &C.,
shave given immense aid and comfort,
&c, to the rebels.
The fourth resolution expresses in
tense "iadignatton' at Massachusetts,,
and declares that that State aplaces AB-'
oLITIeNIsM above the Constitution, and
tile success of q party above the integ
rity of the Republic, &c.
: The fifth resolution is divided into
six sub-resolves, all of them EIaaER and.
ABOLITION, and nothing else.
Z The sixth resolution has nothing but
anigger" in it. and declares that it sscan-
not toe strongly condemn the refusal
Of the General Assembly to prohibit
Big law, the immigration Of negroes
The seventh resolution, by way of
variety, is all about the "nigger. -
.sThat Lincoln's proposition to the
Slave States to get rid of Slavery in
their own way is unconditional, impo-
! .litic, and unjust"
/ The eight resolution indorses the
courage of;our armies, and BY some fa-
tai oversight has mary niger nor Alb
clitionist in it, except by Implication.
! It aught to be amended s.,
The rest of the resolutions we have
not seen, as they were not in the Gazette
IN which the proceedings and the first
{ eight or nine resolutions appeared
The remainder, we suppose, to suit the
! taste Of the faithful, will touch upon
! the niger and Abolitiohism, and to
make them very Democratic and patri-
otto, will be enlivened, enriched and
/ diversified with a little more Abolition
! ism and nigggger. 80
/ Butissitsnot a subject for profound
reflection to AT lbeughtful citizens
Here is a conyocation of partisans,
meeting at the eapit'l Of the loyal State
OF Ohio, on the National Anniversary
with that nation in the death-throes,
almost, Of desperate conspiracy who
have no word of cheer to;the struggling
patriots who are pouring out their blood
Ike water to save the Government from
destruction-who have 40 word Of syn-
e. L. - IL oF ~
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July 4th, 1ss2.-26-4w.
StraVed,

OGTayGQ. - - !.
IRON the subscriber living in Minersyille,
II about the 7th of June, black E5g.Sa
and white spotted COW, medium size,
aboutsfve years old; the tip of her right ear
is cut off, and a notch cut out of the lower
side of the remaining portion. Any person
returning her, or giving information that will
lead to her recovery, willebe suitably reward
ed. JACOB HARTENBACH.
June %, 1S62-25-3t#
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
ION the I'd day of August, 1862, at l o'clock
" 7. NJ, on the premises, viii be sold to the
highest bidder, as the property of Aaron
Thomnson deceased, tie fellGwin ing real estate,
to wits Six lots situate in section No. S, town
No. ., and range No. 3 Of the Ohio Company
Purchase, in Meigs County, aud bounded and
described respectively as follows:
No:I.
Beginfting at a post i'll tire Chester road 5:27
chains south Of the northeast corner of said
section; thence south 14.6 chains to post in
the Racine road; thence along said road N. &c,
W. u chains to a post; thence north 1883
chains to post in said Chester road; thence
alone said read 2.l8 Chains TO the place of be-
ginning, containing 3 acres. Appraised at
S1S0.99. y --e
Beginning at post in the Chester road 2.18
chains from tie east line of said section; thence
south 1885 Chains to pestein the Racine road;
thence along said road N..S1Io W. 2.5 chains
to post; thence north 1887 chains to a post
in said Chester road; thence along said road
2:57 chains to the place of beginning, contain
ing 81 acres. Appraised at 81 $500.
No. g.
Beginning at a post in the Chester road 4.75
chains from the east hneef said section; thence
south 1881 chains to post in the Racine
road; thence along said road n. 81 Nv. 2
chains to q post; thence north IL chains to a
post in the said Chester road; thence along
said road 2.25 chains to the place of beginning,
containing 2.45 acres. Appraised at 81 25.o0.
No. 4.
Beginning at q post in the sPop1eroy and
Chester road chains from the east lineof said
section; thence south II chains to apost in the
Racine road thence north COS, west along said
road Is chains to a post; thence north 10
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TISlf all other remedies have failed do not de-
spair, as HooFEAND's RALSAMrcsCoRpIAL has
performedenres in the most desperate cases. Read
The advertisement in another column. - -
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ta5 mos'r STATE ra,oF,, or on.0' Probate Court.
NOTICE is, hereby given, that the first ac-
IN count of zilla Haskins, Guardian of Ella
Maria, and Joel Haskins, have been filed in
said Court, and that the same are set fer hear
ing and settlement on the 24th day of July
1862, at 10 o'clock A. M.
W. H. LASLEY; Judge.
June 25, 1s6l.--25-3t
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1lJAtl, especially young men, should re zd the
advertisement of the new sNafionaf Dispensary, at
Cincinnati, in another column =
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1ew Aduertisements.

THIs DRILL will SOW evenly, Wheat, Rye,
i Oats, Barley, Buekwheat Broomcorn, Su-
gar Cane, at the same time, OF separately, as
the farmer may desire.
Will sow Timothy, Clover, Flax Millet OF
Hungarian Grass Seed with equal facility.
1t will also sow Lime, and many other fer
tilizers.
Some of the advantages which are claimed
for this Drill are:-
]. It's simplicity having no cogg gearing no MA
ehner inside the box to prevent it from sowing all
the GRAIN out of the box CLEAN.
.. 1t is esa complicated than any other Drill that
sows all kinds of grain.
B. Its general strength aud durability it being the
best made Drill ever offered tothe public.
4. Its easy management-it can be changed in n
moment from one kind of grain to another.
S. Its DIsTRIB-TIoN OF SEED of all kinds
many Drills that SOW Wheat well, do nc! Oats
or Barley as well.
6. The certainty and permanence gifts regulation.
The SURVEYOR can be relied on fulIy-it measures
the ground that the farmer can know exactly the
amount of seed he is putting in per acre. and can
moment.
:. This Drill works equally we'll on all kinds of
iand--up hill or down hill.
g. This Drill viii the SAME QUANTITY PER ACRE
whether the horses walk fast or slow.
All the above qualities are warranted to the
purchaser by tine proprietors.
PRICES!
For eight hole straight line Drill .ss5, 90
% seven g - @ /" GO 90
!" adjustable zig-zag Drill, ,--..........S5 extra.
Freight in all cases AIDED to above prices.
TERNS--One third cash; balance in Il
months.
The Agent takes pleasure in referring to the
following gentlemen, who have used this Drill:
CHARLES PUGH, Esq, JNO. WOODS, Jr.,
Esq.i and \. BRADFORD, Esq, Racine, O.
JAS 7. CALDWELL, hetart; 0.
For further particulars, call OF, or address,
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OUR LOSSES.

Our loss is again very heavy. Prob.
ably four thousand will not be an under
estimate of killed, wounded and missing.
1t falls with almost equal severity upon
all the divisions, except Smith, who was
not so generally engaged The Brig.
ades of Generals Grover, Dana, German
Burns, Newton, Berry and Sickles, suf.
fered very largely. The Massachusetts
regiments seem to be fated. Colonel
Wyman, of the Sixteenth Massachusetts
was killed. Colonel Kinks, of the
Nineteenth, was wounded. Major
Howe, Of the same regiment, was killed
Lieut.. Lee, ditto, was killed; Col
Pierce, of the Twenty ninth Massachu.
setti, was killed; but four line officers Of
the Eleventh Massachusetts, are left in
command in the Regiment, while in
other leg iments many officers are left
without commands.
The list of casualties has assumed
such fearful proportions that / have
given up in despair the work of attempt
ing to obtain. even those of officers
The physical energies of any one man
are not equal 20 the task. As fast as
they are brought down to the landing
they will be shipped to Fortress Mon
roe, ard the Surgeon on board will make
out and furnish the lists for the public
and press. .s.a
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DEATH or sroNEwALL JACKSON.

Elsewhere I have alluded to the fact
that Jackson was knocked from his
horse by canister shot from Martin S
Massachusetts, Battery, during the fight
on Friday. | can now state that. the
Richmond Dispatch announces his death
in solemn court; also that of Gen. Barn
well Rhett, of South Carolina. Rhett
was undoubtedly killed in he,action at
savase's Station, on Sunday. The
prisoners further say that General Long
street was wounded in the back in the
fight last night
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IEPI. o. o. F.-Mineral Lodge No. a4a l. O. o.
F-Regular meetings every Tues e<
day evening. at Odd Fellows, Hall, - TsssssAe&E
Sd story, corner of Frontand Court Sls S
Streets. Pomcroy. @S2leGtS
5-l2-1y WI. DOWNIE, p. S.
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Sec'y.
- hegular communication of Pomeroy Chapter
No. s0i on the Thursday evening preceding
on the evening of that day.
5-la-ly ss H. H. SWALLOW, sec'y.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

IA. ID q w NJ I NJ O.,
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 6, '62.-5-3m
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forward and advantageously posted.
They opened with good range and disas-
trous effect upon the enemy. At the
same time our troops, with their Gen
erals at their heads made an impetuous
onset against the surging masses of the
enemy, and with the aid ofthe terrible
artillery fire, soon broke the opposing
columns and succeeding in capturing 2
twelve pieces Of artillery, cutting of
and taking one brigade of three regi-
ments prisoners, among whom are Col.
Pendleton, Of the Louisiana Battalion,
and ex Congressman Lamar, of the First
Georgia Regiment.
THE ARTILLERY.
AS general thing, the artillery in
this engagement was much better served
than in several of the previous fights
For two hours the roar of the guns was
50 great that even the heavy volume of
musketry was drowned in the noise. In
reserve position, supported by Gene
rails Morell and Sykes Divisions, was a
force of artillery so planted as to rake
the only approach from the interior,
and had the enemy even driven our
forces back that far, they must have
been annihilated by the terrible and
eonyerging cross fire. of those seventy
Parrots and Napoleons.
THE GUNBOATS.
. When our advance reached James
River, early Monday morning, there
was only the gunboat Aroostook in the
stream: Those who did not know the
proximity of Commander Rogers, with
his feet, felt as though they could ex-
peet little protection from the vessels of
war. But about 2 P M. the Galena
appeared, and at 4 o'clock both she and
the Aroostook opened from their heavy
guns and shelled the river road in a
most effective manner. The gunners
could. not sec the road, but a signal
officer, in an exposed position, on the
top of house, situated on the top Of
hill, where the reserve artillery was
stationed, sighalled the range of the
guns very exactly, and their shells were
thrown withtsuch precision as to drive
back bodyaof the enemy, who had
moved down that road with battery of
artillery on our left flank.
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THE 4CTtoN.

I have mass of facts concerning the
movements, disposition aud details of
regiments aud brigades before me, but
want ef time, and almost entire physi ,
cal exhaustion, viii compel me to make
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On BOARD TRANspoRr, J AN Es RIVER, 4
Tuesday Evening, July |. b
Events have culminated. More his :
tory has been made. Physical nature
demands rest, butduty and the public
demand facts Another terrible battle
has been fought. Our weary, worn,
half famished troops, whose nobleness
has never known an equal, have again
added to their fame by honoring their
country.
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.IgMASONIC.-Romer roy. Ledge No. l64.-Reg-
ular Meetings MONDAY EVENINGS pre- a
ceding the Full Moon in each month. If IA
the Moon full on Monday, then on the " y
evening of that day. NN
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MONDAY MORNING.

Yesterday, while Porter was pushing
for the river, Heintzleman and Summers
corps moved down the Williamsburg
road towards White Oak Swamp. The
enemy Immediately got up his columns
and followed. He seemed to spread
himself out like fan, for before noon
he was found to be advancing upon ey-
cry road leading from Richmond-the
Williamsburg, the Charles City. the
Central and the New Market, as well as
from the direction of Bottoms Bridge.