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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
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An Assault to be Made on Savannah.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Port Royal
advices of the 9TH, state that an assault
will be made on Savannah tomorrow.
Our pickets were within eight miles of
the city. Other important movements
are about trapspiring.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
sO
Richmond Defenseless.

NEW YORK, April ia special to
the Mercury says there are not 5000
rebels between Gordonsville and Rich
mond. Rappahannock river is very
high.
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Governor Tod to the Ohio Volunteers nj
Pittsbargh Landing.


COLUMBUS, o., April 13.-Gov. Tod
has sent the following dispatch to the
Ohio troops engaged in the recent bat
tie at Pittsburgh Landing, Tenn:
sIn behalf of the loyal citizens of the
State you love SO much, I tender their
profound thanks for the galiantry,
courage and endurance you have dis
played.
ssThank God, from the best informa'
ton in our possession, we are able te
claim that Ohio's soldiers all did thei'
duty. Those, yet in the field, we are
sanguine, will avenge the deaths of thel!
brave comrades who fell on the 9th ane
7th. On, then, gallant volunteers o
Ohio. and win new laurels for our State
With one heart the friends you left a
home, are caring, as Ohio mothers
wives, sisters, fathers and brothers know
how to care for their sick and WOUNDED
husbands, sons and brothers -
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TT7The great want of certain remedy for the
cure of Coughs and Diseases of the Lungs has been
supplied by Hoohand's Balsamic Cordial.
Read the adv ertisement in another column
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

Tuppers Plains Seminary.
"ExCELSIoR."
ED WIN KEHES, Principal
M,,s N. KEYEs, -, Mrs. A. d. SARGENT,
Teacher of Music and
Assista mt. Drawing.
TIME 4th Term of the second year of this
/ popular Institution will begin ON MON
DAY, April %, 1862.
Ample opportunities are afforded to those
who wish to take lessons in Music and Drawing.
TUITION.
Less than Term, and more than Term,
! (per week )...................... DO
Less than Term, (per week. )-.......... 60
Boarding can be had at from 81 so to Sits
per week April 9, 62.-l4-3t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

TPAll, especially young men, should re al the
advertisement of the "National Dispensary'' ~
Cincinnati, in another column.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Aru Aduertissments.
IRON FOR SALE.

| YJNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand,
| i and for sale, a general assortment of Bar
and Rod Iron. Also, good supply of Steel
and Iron Plough Moulds, cheap for cash, OF
Scrap Iron, at HE shop, near the Court-House
Pomeroy Tl4-ly1 +. Il. HUMPHREY.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

n EEP constantly on hand, general as
N sortment of all kinds of Iron.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at Pomeroy
Rolling Mill Warehouse.
The highest price paid for Scrap Iron
4-32-3m WM. LONG, Agt.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18
Albany Institute.

A course of Literary and Scientific instruc-
ton will be commenced in the buildings lately
occupied by the Albany Manual Labor Uni
versity,' located in Athens county, Ohio, un-
der the superintendence of Thomas D. Garvin,
late of Bethany College, gentleman of ample
experience and qualification, on Monday. the
2lst day of April, instant. The price OF tut
ton will be regulated according to the branches
taught Board in respectable families may be
had on very reasonable terms.
The Institution viii be under the control
and direction Of the Christian denomination,
but open alike to all others, and to scholars Of
both sexes.
R. DOWNING, sec OF Trustees.
| April 9th, lS62.-14-3t
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN


Is continually in peril If she is mad enoagh to neg
Iect mareat those sexual irregularities to which
two-thirds of her less subject.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS l..
CHEESEMAN, NJ. D., of New York, has for twenty
tce-imme ediatety relieve without pain, all disturb
OF the periodica, discharge, whether arising
from relaxation suppression. They act like II
charm removing the pains that accompany dim
cult or imm0derate menstruation. and are the only
safe and reliable remedy for Flushes, Sick Headache,
pains in the Lons, Back and Sides, Paptaon of the
Heart, Nervous Tremors Mysteries, Spasms, Broken
Sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous efects
of an unnatural condition Of the sexual functions.
Ia the worst cases of Fluor Aibus or Whites they
effect speedy cure.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they Will
bxinp on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies
who have disappointed in the OF other piiis
can place the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's
Pills doing all that they represent to do.
| Ladies Must Bear 1E Mind
There is one condition the female system in whISn
the Pills cannot be taken without producing Z E
. CULlAR RESULT. The co:.dition referred 10 10
pREGN AHcy-the result. MIsCAF Such Is ''e u
resistible tendency of the medicine 10 restore Va
sexul functions a normal condition. that Tn sae
reproductive power of nature cannot resist II.
Explicit directions. stating whch any "neit ie5
should not he used, with each BnX-tho priSs oRe
Dollar each Box containing '-om 40 to so pills.
A valuable pamphlet. tc be haa iree, OF .na
Agents Pills sent by mail promptly, ~ eaci1sns
K. B. HUTCHENGS. PE0p'f.
20 Cedar ST.. New York.
For sale in Pomeroy by n; REED ana A. sKh'
Bt,hM: Middleport, b. HtGG :: 3oE.
Dec. :, lasa.-fs3
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

Rs%To TEAcHERs.-The Board of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet on
the first Saturday of each month, in Pomeroy,
for the examination of Teachers.
Examination to commence at 1o o'clock A.
NJ, and continue till Al P. NJ.
hgNo Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation who has q certificate valid for three
| months from tie date of said application.
By order of the Board.
| Ian, 1866. H.C. WATERMAN, Clerk.
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IRON STORE.

SO boxes German Soup, TO, sale cheap. by
OU Ti6-t0 S. SILVERMAN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice to Teachers.
YI1HE Board of School Examiners for Meigs
County will hold q special meeting for
examination of Teachers, at Tuppcrs Plains,
on Saturday, April 18th. 1862.
By order of Board.
II. c. WATERMAN, Clerk.
April 2, 1s62-13-5t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-18

10 n;eces before Buell. could come up.
Their attack commenced at day break
ON SUNDAY morning the 9th, and all that
day the vast rebel host, pushing forward
with desperate courage and overwheltn
inr numbers, pressed the Unionists
fehtine more desperately still, further
and further back toward the river, and
by evening had possession of two-thlrd.
Of our ground. They were now rePulse'
by the tremendous execution OF our ar
tillery, aided by the guaboats Lexlns
ton and Tyler, and now -Buelis arm;
and Wallace brigade appeared In sight
During the night junction was effected
the battle was renewed on Monday, ant
continued with unfiinching ferceness Of
Soth sides until 8 P. NJ, when Gen: Gran
seeing the rebel lines waver, ordered
chsrae. The enemy broke and fec
MAKING 40 further stand, and at last ao
vices were still flying IN utter rout to
ward Coriath, hotly pursued by our cay ca
alry. The slaughter was dreadful. ou
loss in killed, wounded, and missing
nou .et at 10000; the enemys at tEie
as much. Albert Sidney Johnston
renorted killed, and Beauregard to ha'
= lost an arm; but it is too soon to preten
to aay reliable account Of the details j,
the fight. The bravery shoWa by IL
rebel soldiers was magnificent. IN
lust cause they could not have yes
beaten. Now, the Gulf States are make
New Orleans must quickly fall; the
bsllion in the southwest ls-seeml"g
The siege of Island No; 10 is
last ended by gloriou,s: and eompls
r;ctory. A boat expedition organ,S
nv rommodore Foote, selecting a da
n;,bt ran boldly up with muttied o'
in front of a rebel battery, Pu' ;ne ;nto - :
tipels to fight, and jumping into I
battery, spiked effectually every one
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of the mind.
. 1t may be replied, that men without
knowledge cannot appreciate it, and,
therefore, do not feel the want of it; and
do not, for this reason, feel unhappy
: without it. just say that person liv-
: ing in malarieus district, and who has
:. DO knowlsdge Of anti-bilious and anti
# periodic medicines, and, consequently
s is incapable of appreciating them, if
It happy without them! Do you not see
Il that person may not be able to define
% either the cause or the cure of his i'll
d and yet may suffer all its pains?
ID Man was made to know, and that, il
lie part, at least, for his own happiness
' All of mans capacities point either di
rectly, or in their reflex action, to hi
own happiness. For this reason, if tn
knowing faculty be left without excite
to ments and materials of intelligent ac
90 ton, the man cannot be happy. In tn
h. absence Of the pleasures of knowledg'
~ the excitements of sensual indulgenc
will be resorted to, to supply the lacl
Just as ignorance of medical scienc
a. a. opens upon communities the fooe
W gates of shameless quackery. tt
of history of observation will show, TIL
ats by far the greater part Of the sensu
and debasing indulgences of life, is col
fined, not to the ragged, but to the il
wo norant: and that, as a general rule, the
ere are such, ,as from circumstances or choie
w. have no Sabbath.
,,s To lift redeemable human bein
en-. above the lowest animal vices, u
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TO WIVES AND NATIONS,

For sale in Pomeroy by n. REED ana 4. skN
OHM: Miidlepcrt, b! Hugo .: Sos.
Dec :, tgsa.-tsJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-05

ample Of other papers and raised It's subscrip
| tion price. =.
The Eastern Lunatic Asylum at williams
burg, Va, which was taken possession of some
time since by Governor Peirpoint, and the Of
fcers then in charge removed, has recently
been examined by Gen Naglee, who recon-
mends that the inmates be treated as prison
ers Of war, and provided for accordingly The
Asylum is now in charge Of army surgeons, and
the care and comfort of the inmates will here
after be looked to.
The Paris journals, with the exception of
the Moniteur, generally reproach the English
government for holding back from the offer
of France, and charge it with discredtable mo-
tives.
At Newbern, n c., 2l men of The Maine
regiment, have deserted, taking with them their
muskets, cutlasses and pistols. The difficulty
appears to have been about their pay
The demand for kerseys for army use is fall
ing off, and prices have receded very consider
ably since last week ECloths, which sold last
month at $1-15 and 81 20 per yard, were off
cred yesterday at 81. and but ~h'''--~--'-
that ngure.
The compensated emancipation plan Of
the message is considered and spoken of by
abolition leaders as a wet blanket for their
friends
The Presidents Message is published in the
San Francisco and and Sacramento papers. 1t
was telegraphed from Chicago in eight hours.
The grand jury of San Francisco have indicted
thirty-six gamblers, causing stampede among
the sporting fraternity
The last of the Swabian poets has just passed
away. At the ripe ago Of IT, Ludwig INLAND
has died in the city in which he was born,
leaving in Tubingen the memory OF good
citizen, in Germany the example OF pure and
genuine patriot, in the world Of letters the re-
nown of a graceful, earnest, and accomplished
poet.
A correspondent of che London Morning
Herald charges that recent steamer from
LIVERPOOL took out twenty four French gull
1otines' consigned to confidential agent of
President Lincoln in the city Of New York.
This is canard.
Secretary Stanton stats in his report that
:'by order Of the Department arrests were tor
hidden unless authorized by the State Execu-
tive or by the Judge Advocate.
The Bankrupt bill, which was postponed
last session. comes up as the special order on
Monday next. the Sth instant. Senator Foster
who reported the bill, ap1 Senator Harris
who IS also favorable to this important mea-
s,,re will use their best efforts to bring it be-
fore the Senate, with the purpose OF getting
| definite action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-05
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
ED GAR SNOW DEN, JR.
Gz9~ OFFICE-No. lO4 King street, over
Stones, formerly French j Book Store.
VAR NEWS.

Accommodating y pdiIy Vdo >tilC 1IOul Dull
var Heights on Wednesday, and when last
heard from was near Berryville, moving to-
wards Winchester: where it is supposed Con-
federate brigade is encamped. It is now re-
ported that Gen. Jackson!s forces were at Ma
Olson Court House. sixty:miles west Of Fred
ericksbura, a week ago. II .3aJ
A correspondent of New York paper gives
the particulars of naval affair near the mouth
of New River, North Carolina The Federal
gunboat Ellis, Lieut.. Gushing, commanding,
went on an expedition up New River to Onsow
and captured the town and several armed yes
sells. When returning the vessel grounded,
and was fred upon by the Confederates In
order to prevent her falling into their hands,
the vessels was blown up.
It is stated that it was rocket battery
which was recaptured from the Confederates
III the dash at Franklin on the Blackwater.-
This battery was lost by the Federal forces
in battle Of Shiloh. p -
From those who have had an opportunity
of seeing for themselves, it is ascertained that
Petersburg and along the route between there
and Richmond is being strongly fortified by
digging rifle pits and throwing up strong earth
works. Large forces are at work upon them
day and night lit is also ascertained from
reliable source that the Confederates at Charles
ton have arranged movable obstruction in
the channel through the sunken stone ships
It is Of railroad iron and SO arranged that
they can readily remove it for their own
purposes.
4 letter dated Willamsport, Nd, Decem-
Der lst, says: s:-':Abo three clock this at
ternoon a party of Conlederates crossed the
Potomac at Opequan Creek and captured some
four or FIVE of Federal cavalry pickets AS soon
as the fact was known at headquarters, Major
Russell struck out for the scene of action. His
cavalry (the main body Of it, followed him IN
pursuit Several Of the men escaped but lost
their horses. The result Of Major Russell
expedition is not known, as he has not yet re-
turned"
The Blackwater river in Southwestern Vlr-
ginia is becoming as we'll known to the public
from the number of engagements and sklr-
mishes upon its banks as many OF the hereto
fore more noted streams in other sections OF the
State
4 Washington correspondent states that it
was reported in high military circles IN that
city yesterday that Gen. Grant had a battle on
Wednesday.
The statements said to have been made by
Mr.. Fernando Wood, of n. Y, relative to
peace propositions being agreed to by GER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-05

CONGRESS. IN the T. s. Senate yesterday,
Mr.. Hale offered resolution to provide by law
that all appointments in the volunteer naval
service be submitted to the Senate for confr-
nation. By Mr.. Pomeroy, referring so much
Of the President's Message as refers to thesub-
ject Of Compensated Emancipation, to a
joint special committee consisting of three mem
bers Of the Senate and five members Of the
House. By Mr.. Clark; endorsing and APPROX
ing the Presidents Proclamation freeing the
slaves in the insurrectionary districts, y which
was read and ordered to be printed. By Mr..
Hale, bill to repeal the act establishing and
equazing the grade Of line officers in the navy.
By Mr.. Sherman, resolution calling upon the
Secretary Of War for all the correspondence,
dispatches, letters and reports concerning the
military operations of the Army of the Poto-
mac since it's removal from the Peninsula Laid
over. The death of Senator Thompson was
announced, and the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr. Wick
life offered a resolution of enquiry as to the
Military Governor of the District of Colunl-
bla, his powers, authority, expenses Of the sys:-
NAYS 46. Mr.. Stevens offered series Of reso-
lutions declaring that the Union must remain
one and indivisible, denouncing as a crime any
proposal to make peace except on the basis OF
the integrity Of the United States and its Ter
ritories, declaring that the government can
never accept the mediation or permit the inter
vention of any foreign nation, and declaring
further that no two nations can ever be permit
ted to exist within the territory now belonging
to the United States. The consideration of the
resolutions was postponed until Tuesday next.
Mr. Hutchins offered resolution looking to
the abolition of the West PointlAcademy-Re-
iected. Mr.. Brown submitted resolution dl-
recting the Military Committee to inquire into
the expediency Of making an appropriation to
aid the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the re-
pair Of it's road, which was laid on the table.
The New York Tribune, in speaking OF the
assembling of Congress, after referring to lts
limited duration, says:-'The session will thus
be confined to thirteen weeks, during which it
is very probable that the fate of the republic
will be decided. For if; by the I'd Of March
next, no further considerable progress shall
have been made toward the overthrow OF the
shareholders rebellion, it is morally certain
that financial difficulties at home and the thin
" DISGUISED ill-vill Of certain European Courts:
will conspire to discourage, if not obstruct: a
| prosecution of the contest.
A Nashville correspondent Of the Chicago
Times affirms that in that portion of Tennessee
| l-,4 lo,r TTp;op mon and that cleo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-05

The statements said to have been made by
Mr.. Fernando Wood, of n. Z, relative to
peace propositions being agreed to by GER
tain leading men in the South are not credited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
FIFTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. NJ.

Friday ia the earliest day designated for the de-
partrre Of this regiment. Now that Washington is
not ia imminent danger and the necessity for order
ing away more bsttaons has passed, commanding
officers are desirous of filling their ranks and fully
eauipping and clothing their men. The 9TH was ex-
pected to leave to-day.
TWELFTH REGIMENT n. Y. >. NJ.
Paymaster Livingston Satterlee was last evening
elected Lieutenant Colonel Of this regiment. The
following ORDER has been issued:
HxApauARrERs 18TH REGIMENT ~ Y 5 M
June 3, 1861
Comapdspts Of Companies are hereby directed to report
with their respective conmands fully armed and equipped
AT the State Asens Thirty fifth street and Seventh
avenue to morrow Atm inst at 10 o'clock m precsey oI
inspection 10 their departure from the cry
men will knspssks packed neatly blankets INSIDE
csnte-ns and hsversscks TO be worn.
By order of Col w. g. WARD. -
~ GEO. A. HILTON, Adiutant
On Sunday evening, while engaged in business at
the Headquarters, Hone House, Adjutant. Hilton
was surprised by the receipt of beautiful sword,
sash and belt from some gentlemen to him unknown,
and who left without giving their names. de de-
fires to return his sincere thanks to the donors.
THE SEvENTY-FIRST.
Twenty men, good and true, are wanted for the
gallant Seventy. First n. Y. 5. NJ, now in Washing
ton. Their names will be received by Cap. Coles
ut the Armory corner of Centre and Broome streets,
on Wednesday to-day at o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
Latest ship News.

ARRIVED. TUESDAY EVE, lo..o 9, w. -.
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and l2 rssa. to c. H. Maha CO hai w. '.Su Hsnsa
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shin n decree lor Ncw.ledioril Leary bueno, Al
ANA ~ lii,s and wool Geo. ssyory no M arm
Ion al 20 poke whaing ships arab Nye WIN w III vel;
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schr Sarah jane, -. Newport
Sebr Seuaior OlAddng Providence
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