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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
Our District.

According to the bill now pending
before the Legislature of Ohio, dis
tricting the State for representation in
Congress, for the next ten years. makes
Meigs, Athens, Morgan, Washington
and Monroe counties the Thirteenth
District This will create lively times
next fall as the District embraces parts
of three present Districts. in. each of
which resides member of the present
Congress. As each of them will want
"another term, and only one can be
accommodated, there will. doubtless be
some maneuvering as to which it shall
be, and the contest may be still farther
diversified by the appearance. in the
arena, of some one not now in Cougl ess.
Let the people select their best man, an /
elect him.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
Army MoVenaents.

The stringent orders of the War De-
partment against the publication of the
movements of our troops, until after
battles are fought, renders that DEPART
ment of news rather meager. There are
still plenty of speculations in the daily
papers; but, as facts are forbidden to be
published, IT is safe to place nearly all
the sensation articles in the class of fe-
tlons. The Cincinnati C5aenscrcioI, on
this subject, says:
The restrictions imposed Ola she press
and telegraph, necessarily prevent the
publication Of army movements now
taking place, of the most abrobinc in
terest. A dispatch from Cairo states
that Intelligence has been received there
from the Cumberland and Tennessee
rivers. OF great interest; but it is not
deemed prudent to divulge it. Our dis
pateh frena indianapolis states hat Gen
eral Buell. had assumed command in per-
son, and was within fifteen miles of Cor
NTH and Beauregard 1t is not impossi
bic, therefore, that a great battle has
been fought before this, and it is very
certain that, with such tremendous arr
mles, almost face to face, they caanot.
without initiating the long torpor of the
army of the Potomac, fail to come into
COLLISION. There cannot be less than
hundred thousapl men orravel N each
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04

D6E A letter from Capt, MetcaIf, dated
Camp Miroy, and printed on our first
page, will be read with interest We
regret to 6ud two or three typograph
ical errors in it, which escaped notice
in proof reading, but the reader will
easily detect them The writer confrms
all we said about the importance. Of the
friends of the soldiers sending them let
ters and papers. Don't let it be forgot
ten. We would like to send the Tels-
graph to every citizen of the County, in
the patriotic army, but cannot, of course.
But their friends at hume can Sc I'D theirs
when they have read them. Or, what
might be better still, subscribe for short
terms, and send direct. We will send
the Telegraph to any soldier, for any
length of time, at the rate of our regu-
lar subscription.
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Wool Cardilsg.
, the Farmers of Rzeigs County:
W. p. OSBORN.

AD the FARMERS Oh NaessS County:
VTE again call your attention to the fact
-H that we are prepared te, execute all or
ders for C.ARDfNG or GRINDING, at our Mill,
near the Court-house, in Pomeroy.
Tie reports we have from our work of last
yearfully confirms us. in the belief that it has
givetA general satisfaction in quantity and
quality of rolls, proportioned to the cleanli-
ness, quantity and quality of Wool This fact.
together with the necessity of the most rigid
economy, in view of the great and pressing
wants Of our Government, which must he sas-
taine in this her hour of greatest peril, at q ny
and all sacrifices; and also the scareity and
high price OF cotton, and the uncertainty OF fu-
ture supplies induces us to believe that large
amount of Wool will be worked up the coming
season. and have therefore prepared ourselves
accorlngly, by putting our machines in the
best Of order, and securing the services of Mr..
DA FfD JEN kINS, former owner of the mill,
and the hest Carder in the county. .
W bile we thank you for past ia vors, permit
US to admonish every one who can procure n
pound OF Wool, to bring it to us, well cleansed,
(using as liteie soap as possitle,) with one
pound OF clean grease to every lbs of Wool, 50
that we can grease it ourselves, just before
working, and We will insure good work.
Terms, CASH, or CORN and OATS, at cash
prices, when delivered IL. b. SMITH,
March 20, '62.--Il-3m JOSEPH RIGG
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Examination of Schools.

The order of exercises of the annual
examination of the Pomeroy Graded
Schools for the year 1862:
Mon. Apr 7th, A. M-Lower Primary De-
part, 1st and I'd. Teachers, Misses Whiteside
and Ellis. PM, intermediate Depart, Miss
Bradbury.
Tues, Apr. 9th, A. M.--Central Primary
mXrt, Miss Downing. P. NJ, Central Inter
Wte Depart, Miss Collins.
Den.Ey, April 9th, A. M.--Upper Primary
darpw dpar n.l Miss sisson. P. NJ, Upper secon-
~ ePrt, Miss Putnam.
mr., W. ar. 10th-Centrai Secondary De-
Miss II apr llth.- Lower Secondary Depart,
sx-r r... .sIrss .osa--1s r',IrI-
mar and High Depart, Miss Allen
Patrons and friends of our chools are
most cordially invited to attend.
By order of the Board.
A. DAVIES.
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rpon,t oyerlook the STORY on the

n9- Don't overlook the story on the
first page. We fear there are more
Isaac and Melissa Parsons in the world
than are known to the public; and this
story cannot fail to stir the very depths
of their hearts. Home should be the
type Of heaven. where all kindly affec-
tions reign. But many really worthy
people miss its blessings by cherlshing
little supposed neglects and magnifying
faults that ought to be overlooked, Or
corrected by kindness, antil distrust and
alienation erect barrier seemingly i'm
passable.
But in all cases. where absolute bru-
tishness has not usurped the place of hu-
man sympathies, it needs but the exer-
else of self-coutrol and the manifestation
ofthe sold time affections, to call back,
and make real, the promise of ''life's
young dream"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04

By We have received, tut too late
for this issue, another, and valuable con-
tribution from our friend, "Clericus." "
for which he will accept our thanks
1t will appear next week, being of such
a character that it will not spoil
BY the way, are there no more of the
profession who are moved by the spiri,
to enter the lists2 Or are you waiting,
as the boys say, ''to get good ready?''
Our congregation is always on hand, re
gardless of the weather, so you need not
fear an empty house 1t is increasing,
too, and is of such character that the
best of you should feel it special Prov
'dence that opens the way Of access
thereto.
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Good for Gen. Garfield.


A letter from Camp Brownlow, Ky.
describes another splendid feat by Gen.
Garfield, as follows:
'sGen Garfield left this camp on the
18th inst, at the head of six hundred
men, detailed in about equal numbers
from the 42d and 10th Ohio and 22d
Kentucky regiments and McLanghlin's
cavalry, destined for Pound Gap. That
point was reached on Sunday morning
last, after march of 81 miles, performed
in something less than two days. The
enemy were taken by surprise, dislodged
from their strong hold, and driven
routed and discounted from the field
The entire camp, with its equipage, con-
sisting Of numerous log huts, canvas
tents, subsistence stores, wagons, and al
the trappings of camp life, together with
some three hundred squirrel rifles, fell
into our hands In the absence of
means of transportation, ali but what
the boys could carry on their backs was
submitted to the flames. 1t was a brill
liant success, anu the entire detach chment
returne- this morning, without loss or
damage to q man.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
s@An appeal to the women of Meiss

SAn appeal to the women of Meigs
County, by one of themselves, will be
found in our columns to-day. We
would gladly add something that would
arouse all to instant action, but the ap
peal itself is SO admirably written, that
it cannot fail to reach the hearts of those
to whom it is addressed.
1t is accompanied by an interesting
communication, showing what the wo
men are doing in other places, which
will appear next week, it coming too
late for Insertion to-day.
The minutes of a meeting on the
same subject, held at the NJ. E Church,
was also received too late for this week.
We also understand that it is inten-
ded to call general me citing as soon as
the roads become passible, the cali for
,Thich will probably appear next weok.
In the meantime, let the ladies in the
several townships take the necessary
step to organize "aid societies in their
own asiqbborhoods. Let those who
have no husbagds, sons or brothers i'll
the army, remember that every Union
soldier is the hus band, son or brother
of somebody. and that all arg liable to
need the assistance this movement IS de-
signed to afford.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04

side, and probably hundred and fifty.
Meanwhile the great expedition under
Gen, Butler and Com. Porter is moving
upon New Orleans. It is said to be
more formidable in numbers than all tho
other naval demonstrations combined.
Over two hundred vessels, including the
largest steam frigates in the navy and
the mortar feet, are comprised in it.
The attack was to be made by way of
Lake Ponchartrain and the Mississippi.
At last accounts heavy firing was heard
at the head Of the passes to the river.
The Rigolets. or passes to the Lake
we're doubtless simultar eously attacked.
There can be little DOUBT that the fate
of New Orleans has by this time been
settled.
Very Important movements are also
taking eiace on the Potomac. One
C"'ps a Ara'aee is already at Warrnton
junction fifteen miles south of Man
assas, with its advance thrown forward
to the Eappahannock. Other divisions
have moved, but in what direction we
are not at liberty to indicate, but we
shall not be surprised at any hour to
hear OF a battle or foot race at point
good deal south of Warrenton. II
any one supposes that the Federal army
of the Potomac is still within sight of
the, Capitol, he is mistaken.
Gen. Burnside is also active in secur-
ing. the advantages resulting from the
capture of Newbern. He has taken pos
session of Beanfor and invested Fort
Macon, which must yield from sheer
necessity. Further demonstrations by
his forces are not probable till other.
problems have been work ed out and their
solution known.
1t is not probable, therefore. that tie
present week will elapse without the
announcements Of the most important
events of the war, and as We hope of
such a nature as will seal the fate Of
the Confederacy and convince JEFF. Davis
OF the policy of seeding while there is
time left for him to escape from the
country by way of Mexico. > -.