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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
Rebel Retreat at eordonsville.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-General
Mcclellan reviewed division of the
army in the vicinity of Manassas, this
afternoon, and as he rode along the lines
he was greeted by the. most vociferous
cheers and enthusiasm.
A fugitive from village on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, thirty
seven miles from Gordonsville, came
into the camp of the Ira Harris Cavalry
to day. He states that there were forty
thousand rebel troops in the. town when
he left, and that they continued to pour
in wildly and hurridly, under the i'm
preston that the Union Army was in
pursuit of them.
General Johnston and other rebel
officers were dining at the tavern when
he left. He states that the road from
Rappahannock to Manassas is strewed
with muskets and provisions flung away
in the retreat, and numbers of soldiers
lay fainting and exhausted by the road :
side.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
SheriH'S SnIe


Stewart 4. Iasley Wm. LcdIIe,
DY virtue of an execution to nc directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Mcigs
County, will offer for sale, at the residence of
William Ledlie, in Salem township, at IL
o'clock \. NJ,
On the 2sth dnq IF .N1rcb, 1862
the following dcscriheI property to wit: One
gray Mare and one four-hcrsc Wagon, to be
sold as the property of Vim. Lcdlie ut the suit
of :. A. Lasley. ]. J, WHITE, S. NJ. e.
March -. 1860. 10 " Sl.nD
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
Great Victory at New wMadrid---Capture
OF Cannon, Arms, Ammunition, &c.
ST. LOUIS, March Is.

Great Victory at New Madrid---Capture
OF Cannon, Arms, Ammunition, &c.
ST. LOUIS, March Is.
Brigadier General Pope, in dispatch
to Gen. Halleck, says:
"Our success at New Madrid has been
even greater than was reported. Twen-
ty-fve pieces of heavy artillery, consist
ing of q and rihed 32-pounders; two
batteries of field artillery; an immense
quantity of fixed ammunition; several
thousand small arms; hundreds of boxes
of musketry cartridges; 300 mules and
horses; tents for an army of IL. 600 men,
erty of not less value than 81 900, 900
has fallen into our hands. Their men
only escaped,
"The enemy's whole force is demor-
allied and dispersed in the swamps on
the opposite side of the river. The en-
emy abandoned their works so hurriedl'y
as to leave all the baggage of their off
GERS and the knapsacks of their men,
their dead unburied, their suppers on
the tables, and candles burning in their
tents.
"a furious thunderstorm, which
ragged ali night, enabled the energy to
get across the river without being dis
covered.
"Our heavy battery was erected du-
ring the night of the 18th, within eight
hundred yards of the enemy's works,
and opened fire at daylight on the 18th,
just thirtyfou hours after the guns
were delivered to US at Cairo. .....
"During the whole of yesterday our
lines were drawn closer around their
works, under a furious fire of sixty
pieces of artillery. A fear of an assault
on their works at daylight induced them
to fee precipitately during the night.
"Mauy prisoners have been taken;
also the colors of several Arkansas reg
iments.
"our loss is about fifty killed and
wounded
"Hollins was in command of the fleet,
and Generals McConn, Stuart and Gnatt
in command of the land forces.
"The gun boats went down the river. ~
General Pope has twenty five heavy
guns planted in the enemy's works,
which command every part Of the river.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
Official Confirm alton of the Evacuation
of New Madrid.

Official Confirm alton of the Evacuation
of New Madrid.
ST. Louis, March 14.-The following
is copy of an official dispatch to the
Secretary of War: -
after several days skirmishing and
a number of attempts by the enemy s
gun boats to dislodge Gen. Popes bat
teries at Point Pleasant, the enemy
hasevacuated his fort and intrenchments
at New Madrid, leaving all his artillery,
field batteries, tents, wagons, &C., and
immense quantity of military stores.
"BRIG GEN HAMILTON"
This was the last stronghold of the
enemy in this State. No rebel flag is
now flying in Missouri
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
W. anted.
Southern C0nfederacy Scrip & Bonds
ALL OTHER KINDS OF RAGS.

ENoR which the highest cash market price
II will be paid.
Also, cash paid for Furs, Pelts and Skins
Just received, a large lot of wrapping paper,
for sale at low rates.
Also received, 300 kegs Nails, all Sizes for
sale cheap, by THOS. BRUNKER,
4-l3-tf Whart-boat, Pomeroy
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
NOTICE,

7 VIE subscriber hereby gives notice that on
i and after the 18th inst he will make a
dividend OF - per cent. on all claims allowed
against Jacob Schaffer GEO. l. JOY
Assignee Of Jacob :chaffer
MlnersNlllc. March sth. laGo- llStA
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
WOOL CARDING.

WOOL CARDING.
See the card of Smith & Kigg "to the
citizens of Meigs County" 1t contains
some suggestions which it would be
we'll for farmers to heed. As to their
capability of turning out good work,
they rest upon the verdict of those who
have heretofore tried them. Bring In
YOUR wool.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
PEACH GROVE NURSERY,

1NHE Proprictors offer for sale large stock
L of budded and grated Peach s4sEsi3a
Trees. of about 100 varieties, fruit s5sSzsFsass
ing fram the middle of July to the SpssR
middle. of October Prices, S5eS7, L.
and $40, per 100 trees = =
Also, good stock of Apple at So per
100; Pear, Plum, Cherry, Grapevines, Goose
berry, Currents, and Strawberry, at as low
prices as any other Nursery in this vicinity,
for cash. Our days for shipping, Tuesday and
Friday of each week. Anything in our line " i'll
be delivered at aliddleport and Poneroy, to
erder, at Nursery Prices.
Geo. McQuigg viii act rs Agent for lis in
Pomeroy. NJ. ". RUTHERFORD & Co.
March 5, '62--e-gt s.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

p@See ''Roll of Honor" from Letart'
Well done. Thanks, Mr., II. Write
again.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
On The 2Sth Gqy of- .Harck, 1862,

the following described property to wit: One
buggy, TWO bay Horses, and one B,-
rouch, 10 be sold as the property OF W. Il. Pat
Ten at The suit Of ':co. Edagiil
J. WHITE, s. C.
March Ii, IS62.-1O-2t Sl.OD
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

s A M o E L DAVIS, Mason City, Va,
nEAlER In Lanlher in the rough. and Manufac,u-
y rsr Of Flooring, Ceiling and Weatherbosrdins.
Flaming Of ali kinda done, und lumber sawed IL
order; also keep constantly on hand Sash, Doors
blinds. Lath and Shilgles. Our cash prices for
dressed Lumoor are follows:
Yellow Pine Flooring per thousand $40 90
white II" y 80
selling - 2Vu
~eatheroosrdtng per hundred feet I25
ALI orders addressed 10 Pomeroy p. Q. Will receive
profapt attention. Inlay lJ '6o-lq-rv
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

ing. Brownlaw declines starting pa
per here ON account of i'll health. He
proceeds North to publish story of his
martyrdem. Brownlow rs not affected
by consumption, as reported.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
Blank Bonds,
SAW & PLANNING MILL,

For Township Officers, for sale at the "Tcle-
graph" Office.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
DR.. La CROIx'S
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on THE
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
SkeriT's Sale.

Geo. Magill vs. W. Il. & J. Patten.
DT virtue OF an execution TO me directed
ID from the Court OF Common Pleas of Meigs
County, will offer for sale at the residence of
W. II. Pattcn, in Salem township, at l o'clock
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
Letter From the Camp.
MfpDLEPoRT, March 1S, 81.

Ed. Tsleyraph:-Please publish the
following letter, aud oblige many
friends. +
CAMr MlLEs SourH OF NASHVILLE, Tenn
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21
PoMERoY RETAIL MARKETs.


directed Weekly By Grant 4 Co., Nillers, and
II n p,,Jsx Troc.r
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

There are few others whose names
l have not yet ascertained,
VIM. NJ. HUDSON.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-03-21

ulSn. mere were several SC6am DOatS
there ferrying the troops across. We
crossed on the Silver Moon.
While we were waiting on the boat to
cross, Jerry Goats came down from the
sallie List, which was laying few hun
dred yards above ON the opposite side,
and hunted ms up. 1 don't knew but
you may see him before you get this,
as the boat runs to Wheeling: They
had started on a; good trip for Wheel
ing, when they were pressed to help
bring up Gen'l. Crittendens forces.
We got across the river about 2
o'clock, and marched through the city
and out about 3 miles, not encamped,
but built our fires, as our teams were
not across yet with our tents, and
roasted a few sweet potatoes found in a
house close by, and made little sassa-
fras tea in our tins, and at bed time we
lay down on our gum blankets with our
feet to the FIRE, where we slept as we'll
as circumstances would permit, until
this morning. Our teams had not come
during the night, SO we had to do the
best we, could under the circumstances
for breakfast had few sweet pota-
toes left from supper, and put them into
the fire to roast John Benedict and |
went over to the Goth KY. on. neigh
boring ridge to get some salt for our po-
tatoes. They had no salt, but were a
wholes souled set, and they would have us
take breakfast with them. There was
no guard established
Your Son, CHARLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-01

FROM THE NORTH.

Mon,Ls, Sept. 3o-A sreciai dispatch TO the
idrerfisc, and Register, from Senntcha, says
the Memphis Batet1a OF The 2s,h. received
here, says that nothing important has been re,
ceived from the North. All quie, along the
lines of the Potomac. Private dispatches re-
ceivcd in Washington represent matters dull
at Mcclellan headquarters
The Chicago Itacs SAYS that sd,lccs from,
On. upper Potomsc represent that he Federal
troops had made no ioiw ard mo, cment. though
active operations will not b. long DELAYED 800
Gen. Lees headquarters are al Falling Wa.
ters The rebels are concentrating a " in
chester, which place is being fortified
The loss y, the battle Of An,ietam is Off.
,is,ly stated at a,.2n, while thai ot the siitmv
exceeds 10000
\ special telegram from Washington ro the
Chicago Times says that the rumor that dra #
is about to be made has foundation in tact TO
tbc extent thu, the President hs- determined
IN case the country does net ut once rally M.
der the policy enacted in hi- emancipation pro
elamstiou, that he will enforce ~ irai, till onr
army reaches one million.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-01

THIS DAY
Nv KENT, PAINE & co. "a

ny KENT, PAINE 4 co. IIesasseer..
r ARGE AND PERKMPTORY SALE on nay
/ GOODS At AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,,
The LIST Of October, Ut the store Of Mr. Thomas b
Quaries, No. - Broad street, shall sell ths en-
tire balance Of his stock Of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
All recently purchased and In perfect order, TO
which will be added several invoices OF
ENTIRELY FRESH GOODS.
attractive assortmeps offered by this season, -
be eiosod withou: reserve. Included In the ssle
will be found
80 pieces Gray Cassnerss. sa. tinets, ard Pulled
Cloths.
100 pieces Black and White and Fancy Prints
.,0U pieces English aud American Long Cioahs,
2,G0J doz. Black and White Spool Cotton.
10 lbs. W b and Blue Patent Threads
100 doz. Is 10 20 spring Hoop Skirts.
80 doz. White Cotton Hose and Half Hose.
80 packs English and American Pins.
Irish Linens, Merino shirts and Drawers
French Corsetss Suspender Buttonx SuspepdeTs,
Cap and Note Paper. Envelopes. Hat Capes
L. G. Hdkis.. Black Silk Crsvsts Mourning rins.
Fine Ivory Combs, Dressing do, Tooth Brushes.
Ginghams, Marine SheetiDgs, Plaid Domestics;
Red, White aud Gray Fisnnels Linseys Ksrseys.
sewing Silk, Embroiderias, Mourning Sets
black Lasting Buttons. assorted sizes.
Hooks and Eyes, Rich Fancy Silks:
Bonnet Ribbons, &C.
1860 pairs of Mems Fir. Boots, extra Calf Shoes,
Brosa1s. &c.
@,Co0 pairs Women ami M sses Morocco and LeAth-
sr Boots. Scotch Ties. Balmorals.
Boys and Children = Shoes and Boots
Ali III perfect ordes, aud choice goods.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
iERms-Cash KENT, PAINE Il Co,
Sc 70 AuettonAers
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YU7Oxx DAFS.
BIZ GODDlN 4 IPPERSoN. Aaes,.

TINHAT FERTILE AND BEAUTIFUL sEEU.
i BAN FARM CALLED Isl M T-sjDE" TWO
AND A HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON
THE WESLEYAN PLANK ROAD. AND VERY
NEAR TIE GROVE Road, RECENTLY OWNED
BY BOILING w. HAxALL, Esq, FOR SAIL
AT AUCTiON.--The owners of The above proper
~ being obliged by their business to reside in td-
city, have authorized us 20 dispose OF il al auction
on THURSDAY. the ID day If October next, ia
! Ocl0ck, L. M. The commanding and convenient
location OF this Farm. being accessible by drive
OF fifteen minutes either on the Grove ar Piaak
Road) with its native fertility and high ststr OF cu
tvaton, renders il unsurpassed II eaaaiiei by sny
other surrounding the city. The improvements
consist of beautiful Gothic Cottage erected within
a few years past, containing II or IL rooms, which
il connected with Kitchen and cook room by I. lat
tce arcade, the whole surrounded by t.ouris!lais
grove Of young gard trees At convenient dis anet
from the mansions 1Ouse, there is Spacious over
seer's house, with various ont buildings, four
Eants houses four large bssps, three stables and an
extensive piggery ard eo"'Eonse. with every ap-
purtananee, constructed at great expense ana
adapted 10 the breeding OF large stocks Of hogs and
cows Near the main building there is young
chArd which produces large qnautitH "i thu
choicest fruit. As untai!ing stream run. thF"ry ga
the premises and there sFe several hua spri1gs aud
wells. The trPct contains about thirty acres ~
wood land The superior quality OF the soi may b
inferred from the Jacf tdat during the present sr
the hay crop a]cne has yielded about 80 400, aud
the wheat crop about = .CJ9 while ia growing
corn and potatoes promise Il large yield The eutrs
tract contains II ACRES, t,',t lite buildings
arranged that Il - susCe tible OF nearly equal d
vision int" two farms with comfortable dwellings
ana other b1Gings on each, which may he stiu lar
theT reduced by selling or .O vacant lot,trout
ing GA ihe Plank Road, in which caste tie present
building can be approached by continuation u,
Harvey street. or tie purchaser oi tsc mansion
tract will have The privilege oI The whole. i pat
OF the land csn be at our oilicr An omnibus
will be Office AZ o'clock OF tha day OF s.le to
convey parties desiring 10 purchase n The prrn,i.es
TERNs.-One-ihrti cash; balance ia on, and Two
years, with approved security. nr thu who ;, in caah
at the option OF tie purchaser.
UOHD!H & ApPERSOT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-01
,pnx TIE ARMY IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

Our last advices from our army in Northern vir.
knde. MeClelsn. are of an importsn, character,
md <,ch ~ 10 create the belief that great battle
Ia impending, II Il has not already occurred.
Al reports concur in the statement tina, thu an
nv In heavy forcs, have ere =sed 'he Potomac At
k4srper's Ferry and shepherds,o~n, and that our
kwn forces, under General Lee have taken up
rone position, in which - await The approach of
\ he enemy. The enemy are rsrresentej to he
pprnAchinR by the turnpike road leading from
|Ruper's Ferry 20 Smithaeld. IN JEFFERSON com V,
and from shepherd siown by way Of The smiihield
|.nd Sbepherds,own turnpike. Both Of these are
sn. roads and leading through the heart Of Jefer-
ben county. Prem Shepherdstnwu to Smith
[k.ld The distapce is twelve niii~s and from
|Hapcrs Ferry to The same point is about fifteen
Enjl.s. Another account represents that, in add
son to the forces of The enemy approaching from
|KsTrer's FERRY sndshepherds'own a heavy column
crossed a, wuHsmsrors and ware advancing by
-g Of MM,inssurs. This town is twelve miles
from WilismspeTt, and about III" same distance
ron, Bunker Hill, a village noted IN that section
FOR It's extensive aour mills Banker Hi is ten
niles north Of Winchester and FIVE miles west of
su1itbtsid. Inc country psiNeen bunker mn anu
smithhed is broken and hIly, sat for seversl miles
he usin road runs through heavy pine sad OAK
forests. Nesrly midway between these two points
he road crosses upegnon Greek. -iresm which,
in high stages Of water t. scarcely forbade. Fun
her Hill IL on Mil Greek about two mites from ts
ianetion with The Opeauon
There In Also a country read running FROM Lee
Town between shepherdstovn and Snlit hfsidi 10
Bunksr Hll, which crosses the Upequou sbou'
three miles below The latter point. This rosi In
ierseeis the turnpike from Mariinsburg TO Win
chester, about O mile North of Bunker Hill. II is
more than probable that the column OF the enemy
advancing from shephereis.own will take this route
Bunke. Hell, or Mil Creek, as il appears upon the
map, Is the same point here Gen Johnston offered
battle 10 the enemy under Paterson. in June, sol
sur forces rensining in line of battle nesty sn er
ire day. expecting the advance Of the enemy from,
Aaritnsburs- After our army retired, Patterson
occupied the position for several days passing bis
4nns away until the army of The Valley had formed
junction with Besursgsrd At Manassas, and par
ticipsed In the fight OF the 2lst of July.
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AUCTION sAL.s.
FUTURE PAYS.
Ry JAS III TAYLOR 4 son. Ava.
4 DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELLING At til

4 DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELLING At tie
"A corner Of 25th and N streets, Church HILL
At AUCTiUN.-We will sci. upon thu premises,
on MONDAY, the 9Th of October next, at II o clock
7. NJ. = very desirable framed Tenement, located
al the corner IF 2s.b and streets The house has
two stories with brick basement and the necessA.
ry out-buildpss. The lot fronts 80 feet and runs
back i32 feet to a ide alley.
Also
Three vacant Lots on 18th street. between and
+ streets, running back $50 feet TO an alley
One Lot on 18th street. fronting 30 feet and run.
ming back I3:, feet to au alley.
One Lot IN 18th street between l. and II streets,
adjoining the property OF Moore a Miles. fronting
81 feet and running back The usual depth.
TERM. - 0ne third cash the balance at 4 and s
mouths for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed
Do JAS III TAYLOR Il SON Aucis
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From Kentucky.

ArRt REEsBoKo, Sep 2s.-A Gentleman
from Bragg army reports that Bragg and
Smith h5ve formed irncticn, aud ware with
in ~ miles cf Louisville. General Marshall
Wa AZ Risiuc Suu, "u the Ohio river, ~ niles
below Cincinnati, and had stopped the naviga
t,ou of TN" river Buell. was on Green river
The Fiity third Kentucky regiment had been
mustered into the Confederate service Thf
.nemy'e force at Iouisyiile il said to be 80 0s'a
IT,, los
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-01
rHR YANKEES AT wARRENToH.

il VAS positively asserted, by passengers who ar
rived on The Central train las, evening, tha. the
enemy cavalry entered Warrenton on Monday
md captured q number Of our sick and wounded
hos i,als al that place. all of whom they psroled
The reliability Of this statement hal no means
Il ssoertsining. though are disposed 10 believe
fh,. Il "a.
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rs~HE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLED "WEs1
BY jas NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON. Asestom.vs.

VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY ON TIM
y East side OF 10th stree. and on the Canal lead
ing to Haxaiis Mills, running back to James kiveS.
AT AUCTiON.-We will sell upon The premises Oh
eng at ii o'clock p. NJ, a valuable vacant lot en-
the Yves, side Of 10th, between Byrd and Arch sts
l. fronts 100 feet and back l23 fee: to an alley
II feet wue.
Immediately after tho above. will be sold . val
uscle vacant lot on the canal leading 20 Haxau's
Mills, sni adjoining the Steel Works, fronting ITO
Tee: aud running back 100 feet. This lot il pSytjs
uiarly adapted Re a site for manufacturing pnr.
poses.
TERMS --Oue-third cash; the balance at and
mouths for negotiable notes, with interes. addsd,
and secured by trust deeds.
.e % JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, AuctA