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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

=. We are pleased TO learn that a new impetus
Has been given 10 the patriotic citizens of Roc
ngham, by the late rrvers,s to our arms, and
lint lie Whole cunnt y is aroused to enthusiasm
~ support Of The war, No lraGt viii be re,
quircd there, to make her quota Of soldiers. =,
GFeshs iHir.0L 49,.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

FIREs N HrLESG, ARK--Two disastrous
fires occurred al Helena, Ark, last week. by
one Are, two blocks of business houses were
inynlsing a loss of from SS5, ,000- to
sos, 900. By the other, a nouri,'g Uill and
machine shop, with their contents, was burned.
Loss $4,000. -
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FROM SAVANNAH

ArGusrA, March 7.--rne Charleston Cou.
rier OF rlnS morning published some interesting
intelligence from Savannah Obtained by re-
cent arrival at that port 1T may not Je i'm.
prudent 10 state, that there has been recent
accession to the stock Of dry goods, medicines,
81 i'm mai oily
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
GEN. WlNDER.

The appointment Of Gta.-J. II, Winder, as
nrigadior General, was to-day confirmed by
the Srfrs'c lie has for s6Ve-tiDe been Ae-
ting Brigadior, aud cammahdant Of the De-
rartment of Lttiuco.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

Toe rspOr,s Of our .sty victory IN uuS ilapp-
tu Rosds published in yesterday morning 3
IAl.er we're all confirmed BY last night MI
and the GddiiionaIitsms addvd:
lFIrR5ii DESPATCH
TIE BNTrLE IN HANPIuS ROADS.
RIcHxosn, March s.-1he iollowIug des-
patch was received to day at be War Depart
Jbent from Gen. Huger, dated Norfolk, March
'9:
Toe steamer Virginia destroyed yesterday
the. frigltes Cumberland and Congress and
ran the Minnesota aground To-day. She was
damaged -srgRrely aad Is sill sagEluad. Ths
Virginia aud Confederate steamers Patrick
flf-Hry ETfi= -Eiios JFffGfson ea;ns= up to the
Navy Ya-d at 2 p, M, today.
FIFTH bIsPATC1.
FURTHER FROM NO.sF0LK.
NarFlLx. Nerch = The ErieSsan non bat
-rpry app@ure IN tire hrs Airf4r'
fierce engagement ensured ba,wuen il ,td lie
Virginia, which continued for several hours. =
The latter -an into the Ericsson and Damaged
her. considerably. The Virginia fired shot
large tug boat, which was attempt.
ing 70, sel off IAe Mianesola, and- blew her up.
1T Is supposed thai the Minnesota ia so erlp:
pied that she cannot float, ard will be a to.al
loss, as u large portion Of her stern work is
shot away and she Is riddled with balls.
49, - 1SIXIu -BIsRAIcn.
LATEST FROM ,SORFOLK-TERRIFIC
CONTEST BE TWEEN THE ERICSSON
AND VIRGINIA. -
NORFOLK, March 8. IL p. nj understand
that the Virginia had br,adside contest with
the revolving Ericsson Battery, this forenoon
IN Hampton Roads,
An officer on the Virginia describes the
Ericsson as most formidable vessel.in oil res
pects She as two very .heaTy guns, each
carrying solid shot Of l2S pounds
These two batteries fired broad ides into
each other az only forty feet distance, The
Er,cSsnn iinGlly became tired Of 1his business
aud made an effort to run into the rudder and
sharp Tor the Yankee, however, aud by az
iyadrot manenvrc, dashcd =intoFt the Ericsson
N,lh all her tremendous power. The blow
proved rouscr, and instantly set all hand,
aboard the Ericsson 10 pumping. At the samy
! time her bow was directed towards Old Point
aid off she went at n double quick, the Mcrri'
mac letting iiy her bow gunsyl0Aelp her along
All this dine the Minnesota was hare
ayouad in the North channel, where she la,
been helplesSly lying since yester lay. Til,
| Nsg.nia opened on Ter at long taw, the chan
mel being too shallow to permit ths latter I,
engage her a.Short range. She is perfectly rid
died Sy the constant lire Of our boats. The en-
emy are lightenieg her and will probably ge
her off
l suppose after whipping out all within he
reach, consisting ot Two powerful frigates. itw
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YOLUNTEERR WANTED FOR
TWO YEARS.

rJNHE UNDERSIGNED seeing not the lenst
l. prospect Of peace, but on the Cob III
trary,a Ong aud aboody war staring them In III
the lace, and having been themselves in the ser -,
wee for nearly twelve months, propose raising AZ
Artillery Company for two years, to be murdered
immediately INTO service soon as the company can
be made up and inf1rn all those wishing to conaect
themselves withsuch a company, that they will be
thank uy received. Those tbat have been IN SER
vice twelve months know the particulars Of re-en-
lis ins. A furlough ofthirty days, more, II heed-
ed 10 go and return ir their homes Is granted 10
| all and bounty Of one hundred dollars is paid to
them when they mustered into service, &c; but
hops those who voluhtaer win mot volunteer for the
sake OF SEQ but for their own Country's welfarf.
ANY persona persons wishing to enlist receive
any Irther information can see the subscriber at
| Fu,t Lane. or Newben where they will b ready 10
receive Uny nuT Der from one to one hundred men,
!, N. RUSsEII,,
! Feb &c, dIwwlt." CIV. WARD,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

NoTIUR,-The tar patsr uf tbg "hsvbta
~ Dtdile,' cBn SEQ the amount asaeszsd ~ a
treif re-I-r,iye taxahles and chAiien.s ths ss,uu
at u uiilp ~ DC p'c-a k.q fa The HsAt Iurb-
Ray AT all pef-ohs lH ssid district siu have
thtsd ir ptsv In Ih'ir inNhcs on appear aRd show
uHu.o Wy tHry yhOnd pay duAhf tat.
nfIics h0urs lrllb q A. ". talph
Jos. l. kilEA. TaG C,lketsf.
arH "NsAbs.A pi.,,kaa'
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

The SAD sIpr OF Tar PicTrnE.-Thc follow.
ing private letter written by a former attgcke
OF the New York Postotlice, presents another
side Of the victory gained at Fort Donrlson
from that which is generally coatempla.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

~ 10 ursru'- Recommendations
ID C,cnainsi Oriental TUuili Wash llwinsl
Mhit,Unhs AsthmA Remedy, and fiaYming :,
Ru-e, Almyid rinnan,uu, % aver, Crlsfy and Necta
rtra Just fetuiYad nnd ior sble. By
Aprl . ~. JAS " CARMER DrgQN
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

t-iaS '.-rJrrt voHn A.
y. c ,. I Wy isFs.ye iliJr' rue MS. NvAn, kis
uru Wi.bigs To- euuIart ili.u selves -, .it . I,
god military u'cun,sSiiun, vii, ia well tu jnlr
~. u.mpnrvt.I nif.a,Iy'uu,nb-rs rirHiY five ~
H., bu. 10 is dtsiraJ'e mics 10 Ia the nht mutf
uaprar, pD bun.frd rnd twenty i've. Sae hrudr-t
,plIgrf hUuriy -ivcp, sud rKprnsr- ,,sil To- tlil
Coup. fur further pnrirtnat- address
Capt GEORGE G. LEWIS.
gnd kogirput y {. t,
/ 4 ar D. s&wtw Frcdedpk-turg. Va
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
LAfE NnRrnERN INrELLlGRNcr.

WAstSGroN, March 8. 5.-Adyices irom the
lower Pltoma,, states That the Conicd"ra'eS
are concentratirg large force opposite Hook
cr's Diyfion, and il is supposed that large
nunberof Southern troops have Ee.ently AT.
rived.
SALrLAEE Cry. March 4.4-Rrigharn Yong
has be, reelected. GOvprnur OF U1ah
SPRtNiFiSLn, No., March KEN WrArcs-
day ist s0D Confederales surprised Capt.
Mo- tgtvnery at Klltsvllle, ,-pird several Fedcrals
were ted and seventy horses Wcsc Tdkrn. =
II Is be- kivcd that Generals Van Dorm, Price,
McGuliGh and Pike will oyerrun the coun,
Try -..s aaa ,.....5 ----.-...-. .-.. .---..
LouISILLr. March Two bridges Il Nash.
vile, aud the Decatur Ralr, al have been de.
stroyed The llrgest boats continue to navi.
gaze the rivers
CGcLGn, March 4 Colurbus was burning
from Friday until SUNDAY. A portion wa.
still on Gre. \ large numbrr of The cannon
were thrown into the river 4 portion oI
the works were -rutnej-- Ssaeteep thousand
ConIedGare traops had LETT .by rn.tral, and
they had destroyed the railroad tfacS' ard
bridgeJlpr six miles.
! CHAHssTpES, VA. Murrh , List night
party of The Michigan raralry rdvarrreh t.
Bcrryvic and ambashsd, a.d returned Nil;
( nine horses.
CHcESATt March 81 isp0tch froa
NIsd.ille stutps-tFfTt the Mayor tn, issued Z
| PFoclamalh'n. IN which hc slatss tilit uy
assurance has boen'giv,n by Gcu. ha,n, rh.
/ FcdtralcnmnaHder, that hn.V4a EuaL,ltpl saIe
! " and tll lr9priiQu 20 pCrs9ls AID rrlagtN
in Nashville. The city !, qd.gI. TIE post
Office will open TOMORROW.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

E.AuYETT-woULD RESPECTFULLY
- cell the attention uf the citiLrns Of Newborn,
aud the public generally, 10 nis large and complete
tE-uitWUni uf
DIZZY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Which lr itNs nrW IN hHtd and will continually re-.
erive ny arrivals 1T vessels ffnn New York and
tlaldu1rr though the season. lie would respect.
uly cal tito attention u,
FAMILIES
"a ria stock ~ Gr,crtlr-, surh 49,
port, EgopH. Isrd Byiisr, t9gFr, Nr-i Rice Ssap
CaEd'ss, SlarfA CaErs, Ieos, CcHrlsri dad
Cgkes, Malassos aHd Scraps.
ud In fgct every tliuE usualiyksri utHa'"csrv.
ur Ri.Hprsps lrwi stW Vi Dums-iir 10y Wu,,lS
zuchas Mlribufn' Plaids. hGuwn Slirtrgs ard Nhyri
inrs OsuAhurgs, Prints, li,sioy, GinghBus, lh's,
sbpys, Hardware and Cutlery, III rf which h~ wifi
ell ~ tbs insi rcAsdn1hls terms. Prrssn. wishing
| luaIrhHsing elsewhere.
l,.,uih Fiubl ST.. S dnars bsloW the Cation lorse
Wsy .pNly
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N. n. UTLE n,
'suscr..or 10 Maihaway & Gel

BIygTOE ~ o.,
OFFERS kUk SALE
100 Ilhds. tHir. 10 sinuily chuice, thsw orepl
New OHuLns suggr;
15 DAfrcla Cru,lrd uhd Loaf SngnTi
IS0 B,rrels cluirs ncw rrupl New Orleans
MulHgcsi
80 Dos quart and pini beitlcs grss PHr scuppsr.
II w Vine. 2 aud 3ycarr uid wAuAeisd
ire lrrm spurious liquorsi
10 pHrrul. gund pure ncnprrfnUng Wlna-haa
'gu,n spri'aus lill"tsl
80 paurl. 90 pure isnd VIVA, from R'ouery
Orapc-iIee irvia spi1tnus lgu"r.
&C LIS. suic Al, eadi
1900 i.hs. TrAuCssro Hnop W. p-eaeh HON
81 5to s,nrhes l"nH, Hirch tuick par
I inch, ard palaass inch While, made f.r
biing o,tlur, agd W cents fully cheaper
thAn gupci
sof o Yts heavy Keuincky BAggihg.
Iol Lbs Basg,Bg friHr
WilnIiugiuu, n G., Jsn en ain
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IEhr RE1EIAEn.

3ol ibs s,ac Ts1nd lOi You'd n. e. Jeans
Cluthi ecu lhs, rtiaie BuitTt,--brd for fble Wy
.Fsb ~ alp JOHN q. fOARD.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

coAEriELps RAlLRoAD.-Thc City Of Raj
eigh, by a vote Of its citizens has subscribed
ffty thousand dollars to the above road.
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FoRr DosrisoN, Tenn. Feb. 1Tth. 1852

FoRT DnSElsnN, Term, Feb. 18th, 1852.
Ny Dear Father: Sad, lonely and down
hearted, Il attempt to write few lines, to let
you know am alive and unhurt. We have had
most bloody fight there must have beenrfiye
thousand to seven thousand men killed and
&ouhdeI ON both sides. But the enemy sur
rendered on Saturday evening. we taking about
5000 prisoners. Bnt dear father, the hard,
est part Of the story is that out OF eighty.iiv
men in my company, only seven came out
the most wholesale slaughter that was ever
4 heard Of p = - :
Ny company was the color company, at
which the Rebels took particular aim. as fast
as one man who carried woul be shot anoth.
er would take his place, but the flag was
j brougkt through. Only one hundred and
sixteen remain in the 1ith Regiment %uain-
ljured.
Do not wonder, dear father, that I am down.
hearted My boys all loved me, and need say
4 that, in looking at the poor remnant Of my
company--ihe men thai have taken so much
pains to drIllthe men that thought so much o.
NOW nearly all in their graves feel melan
choly. But do not complain God sparet
my life, and for what the future must tell. ]
viii write you soon aesin. The Eleventh
Regiment will, think, (uhat is remaning,) b,
left to guard the prisoners at Cairo or Alton
whilst they recruit, Whether shall attemp
to raise another company, ! do not know. a
present. Good bye. Let the folks at huui,
, know ! am safe.
Yours, afftctionately,
/. ID. WADDEIL,
Captain, Company E, a.
Eleventh Regiment H. Volunteers,
(What is left Of it).
VIM. Coventry Fl. Waddell, Esq, New York
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
pARSnN RnnMNL

We learn through a gentleman just from
KRoxyill, Tennessee, that parson Browrlow Is
sill lying very i'll at his home, and is moi
expected 10 recover. HIS house IL guardet
constantly by-a detachment Of soldiers, :
Lynch. Vtr.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
WANTED! WANTED!

~ Mntr able ,h,,dled men 10 ynluncer for tNa Y
Sd p5rrd Jf THE WAX To such vuluH.
tesrr 6uunty Of 500 will he pqid $50 on w
nkiHg the osth and the other $50 un heiuH mus
tered no ,orvioe, with tbs customary pay, rations,
&r
To- the 70 mnnIhsmen now II service hna desiring
ta 70 Guilt and 20 al others fine opportunity Is
thus presented to Jain company now organizing
fer the vHr
Pertous desiring to eRlisi can do 20 Nv applying
10 ~ ai lrr.iug u n, WILLIAMS,
mar 3-dhtV.t New bvTn, n. G..
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METH0DIST GENERAL CONFERENCE
POSTPONED. -.

Hrr-srx, s11rcnr r.-rtrv- -t-trurtrstun ts0Urns
rrp ChFisHjn Airocatc, Of yesterday contains
letter from Bishop Andrews. poslponing the
General Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, which was called to meet in
New Orleans On Ihe first Of April The letter
s,atcs that the time aud piscc Of meeting
vii be tixei by future meeting Of the
iirshops.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
ROCKINGHAM.

The Columbian Hotel in. Richmond was sole
last TUESDAY isr STgTUOO.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

Toe rvPOrs Of our ,str victory IN Ius ilaDp-
Hu Rosds published in yesterday mornings
rAl.er were all confirmed by last hishu MI
and the addilional,i,ems addsd:
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

feb 9s-l3t
IAN tho p'p.r, in tho State ar, requested
10 publish times.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Reported Surrender of Fort Cratg--Nar
row Escape of Gen. MaSruder.


The Richmond Hhig of the sth, has
the following: A letter. has been re-
ceived at New Orleans from San Anto-
nio, announcing the fall IF Fort Craig
by unconditional eapitulation. Col.
Cauby proposed that himself and com
mand be permitted to depart, on condi-
ton that they pledge themselves not to
serve during the war, but General Sib-
lev insisted on unconditional surrender.
A dispatch, dated Mobile, April 5,
saws the enemy shelled Pass Christian
Yesterday, and landed 2.400 men, and
4 twelve FOUNDER howitzers. Our force
was 400 men aud two howitzers. We
made a narrow escape.
A letter fIom Pattonsburgh, NORTH
Carolina, to the Richmond Wing, says
the Nashville was taken to sea by Lieu
tenant William C. Whittle, and tina
she was taken to Charleston to be de
livered to her owners.
The Richmond Whig contains new
from Yorktown. 1t says that Genera
Magruder, with his staff, was at tn
Lee House, near Lees Mills, on Sun
day, and came near being captured o
killed by General Keys. The horse o
one of his staff was killed under him
10 his fight, by she'll
On Monday JEFF. Davis addresse
some wounded soldiers, and said he IN
tended to share their fate on the mex
battle field. Come veal or woe, h
would be with them, and whateve
might betiae, whether victory or defes
ensued, of one thing he assured then
; the cause is safe, "We'll conquer in th
end"
The Richmond Whig contains di
patch announcing that the rebel Gem
|, raj, Glodden, lost his left arm in tt
: battle of Sunday.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

must give them, not fine clothes and
iewelry, but the true stimulus-the ez-
citant of mind, ordained by Nature-the
aliment of knowledge. In order to this,
give them the Sabbath, as day OF
bodily rest and mental refreshment, and
a day favorable to reading and thought.
The Sabbath always has been, and ever
will be, the safeguard of a people
morals, and the conservators of their
virtue. 1t is the business of every good
citizen, then-of every worthy neighbol
of every true philanthropist-to see
that the laboring man has his Sabbath
| G..
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
For the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph
fxl 1onO


Ed. Tslegraph:-Having seen by a
letter in your issue of the 9th inst,
what Pomery has done for the wants OF
our sick soldiers, I was reminded that
we, here in Racine, too, had not forgot
ten our duty likewise.
The following is the invoice of artl-
cles collected and shipped by our "La-
dies Soldiers Aid Society to the San
itary Commission at Cincinnati, for the
sick and wounded at Fort Donelson:
l3 sheets; 6 bed ticks; IA pillows; II
pillow cases; Z comforts; IL towels; II
shirts; 2 pr. drawers; 6 pr. socks; II
pin cushins-flled; 2 needle cushions
filled; 27 lbs. dried fruit; 3 bed quilts
Z packages bandages; "a magazines;
bowls jelly; 20 cans fruit-sreen.
1t will not be long until you hear o
the doiugs of our Society again.
X. Y. z.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Sheriff s. Sale.

H. H. Hull VS.. w. H. Patten ct. al.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County. l will offer for sale at the door of the
Courthouse in Pomeroy, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
On the 18th day Of .May, 1862,
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit: Situate in the town of Psmeroy, in
Meigs County, to-wit: That part of Lot No. 16a
in Pomeroy, described as follows; twenty-five
and a half (223l feet front on Mulberry
Street, and running back to street with con-
verging lines, IA feet in width at the back end
and also that part of Lot No. l63 aforesaid, de-
scribed thus, to-wir rs feet fronting on Mul-
width to Mechanics Street, and adjoining or
the easterly side of the part of said lot lately
owned by Perry Root. To be sold as the prop
erty of the heirs of Jessee Stafford, dec d, a
the suit of H. H. Hull. Appraised at Ss0o.oo
Terms of sale, cash.
April 10, 1s62.-l5-5t $500
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

w. P. Martin Daniel Lewis.
DY virtue of two executions to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Melgs
County, l will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court-heuse in Pomeroy, at 10 o'clock A. NJ:
On. the 10th day of Nay, 1862,
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit: Lot No. 6, in Lewis addition to Mi
nersvilse, Sutton Township, Meigs County
Appraised at $4,000.
Also, the following described lands and ten
ements, to-wit: Lot No. 9, in Lewis addition
to Minersville. Appraised at $1,000. To be
sold as tine property of Daniel Lewis, at the
suit of W. P. Martin. Terms Of sale, cash.
J. j. WHITE, S. NJ. C.
April 9, ls62.-15-5t $500
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Orders from the Secretary OF War--Of-
fetal War Bulletin.

WAsHIsGToN, April 1.-THE Seere-
tary of War makes public acknowledge
ment to the Governors of Indiana aud
Ohio. and the Board Of Trade of Pitts
burgh, Pa, for, the prompt offers Of
assistance for the relief of the officers
and soldiers wounded in the late greal
battle on the Tennessee river. Theii
offers have been accepted.
1t is understood that similar humane
and patriotic service has been tenderes
by other cities and State authorities, ant
which have not been reported to tn
Department, but are thankfully ac
knowledged. Signed
, EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
SheriH,S Sale.

William Evans VS.. John James.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, / will effer for sale, at the door of the
Courthouse in Pemeroy, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
On the 18th day Of -Nan, 1862,
the following described lands and tenements
to wit: Lot No. u in the town Of Pomeroy
Megs County, Ohio. To be sold as the prop
erty of John james, at the suit of William Ev.
ans. Appraised at Ss0O00 Terms of sale
cash. ]. J. WHITE, s. NJ. c.
April 10 le62.-lo-2t S1.60
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
General Banks Division.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE cav
airy of General Banks occupied War
renton yesterday, the rebels abandon
ing the place without firing gun. Few
of the inhabitants remained.
The country Is exceedingly beautiful
the wheat being several inches high,
and the grass considerably advanced in
growth.
A rebel was captured yesterday by
some of General Banks nsen, and upon
his person was found bowie knife be.
longing to one of our privates, who
with three others, were missed few
days since, and doubtless either take
prisoners or shot.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Newspaper Corresponds dents---Order OF
the Secretary of War.
OFFICIAL WAR RULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April IL. I

WASHINGTON, April II.
Colonel Anson Stager is hereby au-
thorized to grant passes to editors, cor
respondents and reporters of newspa-
pers to enter the lines of the United
States army, upon receiving satisfac-
tory proof that the person applying for
such pass is loyal, sad his written pa
role not to publish any Information in
regard to military operations that
would give aid aud comfort to the en-
emy. Persons holding such passes to
be subject to such rules and regulations
as the General commanding may pre-
scribe. Signed
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
NOTICE.

THS Mtig. ST.1s coan,v os oH.0' ss Probate Court
NOTICE is hereby given, that the first ac-
~ count of Hannah Root Administrative,
with the will annexed, of Peter Root, dec d,
and her application for further time to collect
the assets of said estate, have been filed in
said Court. and that the same are set for hear
ing May 18th, 1862, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
w. H. LASLEY, Judge.
April 16, 1s62-15-3t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
DIR, Roback's scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier.

and BLOOD EurIueTs
sTne blood is the life,'' says Scripture; 70 says
Science also. Expel corruption from the blood ana
no isease can exist in the system. My Blood Pills
and Purifier perform their task efectuaiiy. They
are powerful vegetable detergents, and cure all
forms of disease, which arise from impure blood
simply because they remove the common causes Of
disease from the ife-sustaining fluid. Hence their
apparently miraculous cures of scrofula, eruptions
| trmers, dyspepsia. livef complaints, rheumatism,
swelling of the JOINTS and all affections OF the IN
ternal organs, which do not proceed from malfor-
nation. See advertisement. lt-3w.l
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
More Cannon Found.

CAIRO, April 12.-Yesterday two
splendid batteries of rifed guns were
found in the woods below Island No.
10. Large amounts Of property, consis-
ting of horses, mules, wagons and arms,
are being daily brought in by our men.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Good Feeling In Engiano 1o"r" 'Ao
United states.

WASHINGTON, April 12th.-Mr. Cy-
rus w, Field arrived here this morning
direct from London, and reports that
the feeling in England and France II
favor Of this country is daily increasing.
It is said that Mr.. Field brought with
him from Europe proposals from intu-
entail capitalists to supply very large
amount of war material to the United
States, to be delivered in New York and
payable entirely In bonds Of our Gov
ernment.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
WOOL CAaDING.

SPIN NNING A ND WEAVING.
r am pleased to announce to my worthy
i patrons, and to the vicinity in general, that
| will continue to do business as heretofore, in
RACINE, OHIO.
am now prepared to do Carding, Spinning
and Weaving at the shortest notice.
am also prepared to do WOOL ROLLING
which l will do to please all, at the very low
price of cents per pound. 1 shall aim to dc
business on fair terms, and strive to merit the
esteem and patronage of all. Wool sent from
distance tended to promptly. Wool worked
on the shares or by the yard.
Bend no longer over the old crickerty whee
and loom wearing out your body and your pa
tience, since modern invention has rendered
machinery vastly superior, speedier ant
cheaper shall still continue to keep Stock
ing Yarn, Jeans, Flannel, Satinet, &c. Woo
and produce taken in exchange for Yarn
Work or Goods. THOMAS EGAN.
! April 16, lS62.-15-3m