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The national Republican., 1862-06-05

! - Aahssripers n ~ AsRsb,iesn, In
0sseesteua = ths ssvsaih ward (tslsad) who fAil
so sSotiss thsir pepsn sssulssiy will obiiss thu
ssspt, q r., Dslphey, ~ having notios ct M.
ShsDhsed 3 boekAasS, corner Seventh and streets
whsAg al ASiisqusae1Ds will bs promptly attended
10 u Lvah-Gl IhIi ,GJHl ,gf FgHrE may n
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

s0elAGl Desios. -ROBERr J. WALLER
md FREDERIC p. STANTON will practice law
ID ne supesms snd Circuit Courts Court Of Clsiss
lGaass NastiAl, Boarda Of comnirionsrs, and De
|partnsn,s Aided By too other asso1iatss, NO part
pf d sxNsSsiss busiaesswill Be- neglected address
'WALkHB l STANTON, once -ss6 street, wash.
lpgtou, d G. 49, 49, sp D-8m
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
O.rFicIAL

...sI 5l.i IfIs..5S .5-. : orjFF!iciALIo,
No pssssnssr Train - A4nsssas.
WAS DnPARfnE.f,
- ~ QNcs " klassy Diveoov
Ista end SspajsteAdpHk Rasbpsds o. s.,
fSt Wsshington, April 10. lsoa.
NpRsxssassr train vii bs Ran IRON Washington
2 HtAaAa Sntp fanhss aotsss
I D. o. NoCALLUM,
sHAE ~ Y D. ksaps. 4. =. q. Q.
.f7TTlT = : ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

sR,frsSssseS RAet's ,grsnoh Lectares.--
PseasSta cI AnsG ~ q Csnbsidss Usivsr,ity
will give, 10 ths French lansaag., course of Ave
leStsrea apoa ths saanhaFd asthor ,ia French ter
stsrs.y fisst isstsrs - THORSDAYs evening, June
sth, t eight O'Clock, A the Union Fsmsls Academy
corner ~ Fssrtteath strest and New York avsnu,.
Tckets for the ssfss % For sais at the Bookstore
Of HuDsvr TArroa, srss he door, jsI-:t.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

1DtySaT NaSassac Insect Powder,
fSstsd IT 10 yesfs and grows IN fsvor tkils and
ezasRpiaatst Rasshss, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fless,
Aotbs In Cloths, Ean and Fsrniturs, Garden In.
stsa, ~ Alp Rsnuias bsan the asnsturs Of Il.
Bewssso( cespteP1sik Nd iaitstions.
LyoSs Powder kiils sil inssots In trios,
sLyens Pfis are death % rats and mioe.
Fold every where d. 8. BARNES,
,spso- -.rrssn y sos BsosAway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

~ Batehslsess DaiF Dys-Ths Best In
Ne iSv0rlas-Wilism A. BAtshslos's celebrated
nSisiDys Sissss color not - y dtsanguishsd
lo II; IAyfAatsd not b isjsrs the Hair In the
least renediss TIE III eAtets Of bed dy and invg
WAIR instantly turrs splsAdid Black or Brown,
lsayins the hair ssft asd bsautfaL Sold by ali
Dfuasi.ts, 10. ~ ~ '.I p" ...
~ The. Genuine ~ sigusa WILLIAM A.
N sw sSdei " each bas, .,f
Fsetory, No. 81 Barclay s,ssst, (Lsss sso Broad
Wy and 10 BesS, aNsw Yosttn nnf myasly
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
: n - r z VA T.,

Ths Ladias Of The Wee!sra Pisssysr'sa Church
charsk, 8 Fr.sIIia H:iI: sosnsr n Man ssS 5 5
ING Che publis y respectfully soiie tsl 70 sxtssd
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

! NOrfCE.-My Grocery Warehouss, No. 3a6
iPsnnsylyspia svsnns, Washington, D. G., having
ss ' Ss,sS, ss.,, ,ns.s;. nasSs,a tone to ne
ldia.sly ,yAlso;psao 70 whom an Indebted will
jpassie sknd fh4sf seeepptsto Thos. Lawrence Esq
counselor Il law, No lss Msssap street, New York.
wILkiAaa, TUCkIR. issa sroosr, No. a2S Penn.
pylv1ila stshss, Washasgtss, ID. O. my2aim
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

lion Of Ar. Portef, oflediaaa, hefstofofe made,
to reconsider tho yots whereby wss rejected Tie
bill 70 free from ssrvituds 10 slavss of rshsla
engaged In ocsbstling .tbs sxhtiug rsbellion
against the Qoves6meht of shs United Statse, Y
Mr, PORTER nid lhAt Ne Eliot Bill, By iis
creeping p.osis!oas, az sr.stinjasuos 70 pso-
's u y: s:e ss.s ~ ssN ~. ''sn svoan,y
Hs wa in favor Of iicSlas ihs ,lasvvssS n TT y s
psrsoos who oriainstsd III rsSsaIioa d. Who
have tostsfed and sustained Il D II N motion
10 rs-oopaidsg he v6ie Whsrsby theH IN ~
lost, prevails, hsi desired % oksr . ssh litai0
70 the bill, forfsitaS ell w sigAt, xtls end ID
tersst il or 70 thS ilsses II Ill civil, military
aud naval ofdosrS ef thS % CALLED southARn
Coptsdsrsoy, and for ever tksseAltss Aisqugii.
flying The said ofioers from holding any Once
| Of honor trust or proAt ip ~ United StsteGv D
II likewise forfels ~. slsves Of all persons
Who shsll sotaAlly 9iIfHlly, pessistYuQy and
without, coercion, tftet M pasAke N thh Gsk
and aftsr rs0siytpg axty daya notice tfon ~
Prssidsnt Of the SUaiesa 6tetss, conuats n
armed rebellicg sGslnst Ne seid governmsnt,lt \
No person liberated under the 1proyisiqps Of
thla slbsttats shall ever shsssaftsr bsfsdpcsd
to the condition Of slavery. % Gir9or 8f oa,g orr
Mr.. PORTER desired he bin TO be recon.
mittad 70 thn special Committee on Con6scs-
ton, With Instructions 10 report this proposed
substitute TO the Honss. 4 duo IgF
M. PORTER then called the prsvious apss
tion on bis motion, heretofore made, 70 recon.
;ta,rI adsr Thy Kpis sasresyi w. saA ibpHNas re-
MvALL LAsDAeHxx. Oslo, i@ol1Isd %
~, On NJ AsIle Jtsq qmallsR n fsceeaasF sed
l on that demanded the ysasiaAdl Aa0.s. haG lgYs
TIA Ae11 kgqlsev 70 ~ - ~ sssI6n
|by tVote " o. yShs 70 sAlC fqllnWyw
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
Arrivals aud D.pars.s.s.

Lts Europa 81 ~ s,ouIs u, Smith snf
aJy. Mr. Aad Mrs klia.F Mrs Carey snd msid servant
A'ys Hoso MrN Ars Echus ehiii AID
servant tles sacsas Mss NaurS., Lieut. ts iucas rnd
Brown SsgaafG, lad, anR Nfs ftett Nj
,s.idAe and lads Nj gnHho NT NarmiIn NJ n y Brad
ford Mrs Glsa No'tO snd daughter ~ Wright Niss
r,teher Nh Mrs and hiez MI q NV hr Rood,
~ wnitrop, W. - psy, NJ kinvoury and lsly v.
III u BAs0n, Mr. Richardson kst y eehNtl ~ D n and
Samuel ao~ ~, Mr. Maxwell, N- par.da NJ Wright Mr.
Georga Ea.,wdad Rev Murray, Ng V tgurehi.r, r..
r Latch Mr. johnson, Mrs fnhepp.rs hrn felAram and
ser csnt yespes IT. aub and lady, ~ lanes .fsis
n.fa Aud Two children, xr Iissot, Nj Csstnns, NJ
smtth. Tron pa fasNr Bnrnsfc i@dy Two ssll1fon and
eyrs,nt ArS 4godsv end infant, N,s Page Mr q Hi
Miw Ws.i. M isAn Saiiids, MS Dagy, Mr kshc
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

r,ws the utmost aiacrity, have cnnGdence Ia their
L,easrs am, triumph Of their ca &C. They brave
and generally COCO aarksen and peculiarly adapted 70
diminishing and woods po''s General Blunt reports
shs deseron many disoyal Ins1s since the rous OF
Cooper and sandwaier and ssys hat many lTe coming
over TO ioln bis forces.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
NEWS FROM GRANTS ARMY.
oar Army Occupies Holly sprfngs--The
BrcGstSyorks Cappted--Dve Hundred
aud Fiuy Prtsoncrs--Thc Enemy Across
the VaIiRhatchAe.
po,,.y syr,wce Mics


" TANElNVN, INVAs J
Abou, O'Clock this morning Colonel Ice, chief OF
cavalry General Hamton's sfaf, took posssssicD os
Nclly Sprnrs after slight skirt uish lust o1tso the
breaswpks, IN which fouf rebels were killed and
sgs taken prisoners.
hundred and Gfty prisoners. The Mayor aud several
yo,upant czpns have analy surrendered the town 10
she tuon authorities aad have appointed COMMITTEES
,o obtain corn and provisions ior ths army. ell1
Lieutenant eorge W Budd u the Seco nd Iowa cavalry
s becr appointed Provost Marshal The forces new CO.
upvi the town arc the second Iowa cavalry the sey.
,nth Kansas cavalry and tho third Michigan eayeiry
The enoiny cavalry arc now W fierce st Luinphin's
Nils 20 sp miles bao and forces are now drving
theu killing and taking prisoners.
Ths enemy win probably make stand a. ralahatche
our afanity brlgades moving up, and viii occupy
he town 10 night We are getting fair renonn for dis
anouniei men.
send tns is Lagrange, twenty ave miles porIb tya
Tptcnl NJ ssreDesr
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

o. the opening Of the proposals place the eroe, Ward
the argest successful b,dders-B o CcsaM rothers
Campben Co., Kctchum Co., rhompso~ = 'sait
Livermorc. Csews 4 co.. Read. Drexei o.. Ew.>
& Co american Exchange Bank, LAY. Cooke Co, -
tcnhouse FaIt Il Go.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
n,.p,rx OF a church In newark.

NswARN, Y. y, Ney. II, lst9,
llos Barnabas Protestant Episcopal church located
90 aoicre Park was destroyed by Are at one o'clock
\, morning The Ore 10 supposed 10 hare besn the wors
,t ~ h,eandsrv. .4s
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
OvSatvagtsv.

Lieutenant cxorDE NJ boD.Er, oi the pp
squadron dod su the s,h 'ns,. lie native y yer.
aua Tie the 80 og october 1871
He was whep s.t.cbed 20 the sloop ofwar John
Adaios n 10 ~ tls tim. q; bs death h- wAs attached
10 the gabbo.t eebaso
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
et.iic Of shs Bids rUr che National Loan

Detatlc Of the Bids Tor Sho Nnt1OnaI Loan !,
WAsrAscToS, Nov. 1T, 1862.
The bids fcs Asariy ela 500 COO pf the seventhrty
three years bonds opened ad tho result announced
by tho Secretary Of tha Treasury this afternoon, thus
Occupying than three hours. There sas uuusu
ally large number Of bidders and other utereed persons
present Tho offers IN detail are as follows;--
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
oricia, ORA ~ingsos tho Dyla ware state

DsLAw4Es, ExrRA Class les-Hoycraber H. 1904
La. 81. ~, 81. H. III. ~, 10. 2j A. 80. -.
DEt.wAR<. CLAas 53i--Noscmssr H. 1864
s, 50, -. ~. ~. -. ~. "a, ~ rs, Os, &C.
Circulars zen. by s1dFessns
loHN A MORRIS a CO.
Wi.1in ion. Delaware
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Royal HayanA LottGry.~-A Premium OF
i2H; paid pri,es H. ngiuatiol Furnished. Highs.
o ALI Tor American golt and silver.
TAYLOR CO, EenKsrs, ~ Wall street, N. n.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Prizes Cashcd Il ia all LeeaiiZed Lotteries,
by 4 A. DUNN 10 broadway, up elars- Letter eomr1ua
c.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Bachelors Hair Dyc-thc Best In the
wcrc nssntaneous h8 rniess reliable Sold by drug
jsis perfues sy-fy where Factory 81 Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Prices Cnshcss in AL, Legaisscsi Lotteries.
Infurmauon gwen. JOSEPH BArEs, Broker
No Iiwsi street room No l. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
foggrGs NAVAL syws.

PIyAuKs-twepy one guas screw steam corvette, 20
horse po~ beius fitted out at toe Chatham Took.
yard and viii sail about The 27h inst 20 Join Tho North
American squadron, under Admiral $. A. Milne G. ~
The following B,th var yessess are now attached to
tho seuadsce IN American waieu--cariew, ninc guns;
Cysne, I've Desperate, seven; ese;es, twenty sis
Greyhound seventeen Inmoriaipie, hfty-,nei Meisoi
nlons ls,y one: Nile, seventy elsli, Smbls, Eve o.
,sudo nity Peire elsvcu, fhasinr thirty zine Flower
i've; Racer, eleven R,aalds, saesatesn STEADY, hss
v.suyus sx Farncau,a siI Cadmus, twenty Que Cha.
icarss. twenty two and Hero, e,gliy nine guns,
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

The Progress OF the War In virgfssa ana
the Scuthwost-Operations as Sew Or !
leans Ind ON the Texas Coast-Ne~s Tro8
the Rebel states, sxe., SO.
ma Cunard mail steamship eootis, Captain Judkias,
ave this port Tomorrow for Liverpool 81
ssN roposn mails will close IL this city si half pane.
,- a. morrow morning.. .
iAc IN
tan o,ol.s. Hxx~Lo-Edlton fos Europe ~iH 80
In. Nxs Ya ast nine O'Clock % morrow mornsne.~ = =
published q, bsuA news " lhs oposaaons ~ 'Ds
Il. v III couteip the ,sss> Kentucky, Tennagsee Nss .
Unisn forces ia vrgtniA "a, ho an Account a tos
sippi North asd south ceyo,N Interesting NeSs
Fight on Bayou IA Fourchs L.: important News nom
Texas and the Guf Coast, Late Eva he Week VI =
the Rebel States and all other Ney-ss.
o. important character. six oents z
Singh COPIES Ia wrap2ers ready FOR msrsoA, N s-g
sampson low Son q Co., az Loogale Hui I~sA fc'
land viii receive subscriptions ana adyertlsoaN~A
tho Ngw yoRR HFRALD.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Trusees.--Marsh's Radical Care Truss.
once eornsr OF Broadway and Ann street. under Barrrms
connection with any other obcs of acy
tarts
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Cristndoro's HAIR Dye, rreservaiive aAsS
Wig depot wholesale and resil No. Astor House, 1hs
Ds is applied by experienced artists.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

elation Conpany's Lottery of Konlncxg
GLASS No. S,L,-N0y.alber ~. 1882
II, A. "a 80. u, 81. ~. ~, a.. ~, !, ~.
CLAss No sNi--HOgsmberi7. 1896.
IL, AZ, 6G, 10, ~ ~. I'll. IS, 2a, 40. AZ, 80, "A,
r. FaASoS 4 Co. cov,uron. ay.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
r,ur, caiendar-This Day,

srryytoR CoUpr--Iari l.--Nos 2tOl, sy5 1881 BIO,
soo. esT sg77 29ss 2sss 2ss1 1898 3oli, 5olt, s1,
3Olg part NOS lst6, 1901 e1S, 23s6, gees, 2ocs,
og!0 2tla 1914 25ls, 2nls, 2e2o
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
v,rnu,,reth,s N.xv sty

IA Cxsiesde Sisiie, ~, MT Faug hams, 2SS
Howery. equal any road~sy Tor 81. NoticeGalexy
IAALAl llAnr
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
DMcsai Ora Z

OMcsai Drawings or Murray, Eary -
Co - ksntucSy and Missouri state L0tteriea
kEsrUcss. EXTRA CLASS yf6-Novenloee y, 1867.
2, y. e4. -, ~ ~ AZ, 90 20. 10, -. 10
KR.rUoxy. CLASS oig-Noyenibef II. ls62
3s ca - T. s. li~tf 10. 43 G3 is. 20
Circulars ssas free of ohs,ao by addressing eithsrD
MURRAY EDDY & Co,
Coyiugtoa. Ky. or ST. I~oais No
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Wrnndreth's Now style Pills are Great
npro upon the old practice THY purify the blood
tne system al impurities change the yellow snd
s4liUw rhln 10 bloc u. Gods
prritie from the system. They act upon ihe liver thns
cIFng dyspepsia. Twenty -iye ceuts the
siyles A. q. oAKLhYS, IL park opposite As,os
Ip{ipa
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Eight Carses do tisite for 81, at Es
BAICB s. i2s Bowery.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Iruases.-Marsh ~ Goy-HadicHi Cure
T,.ss osice siin No yesey street, Astor Mouse No
connection vita any other ofce Of tha Lady
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeinx
and Mol avia Cream for beaufytng tho hair, a. W. A.
Rate IIlFLOR's, 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

The sultan and Suitana of Turkey,
with their othcr iuluti have tnsble remedy which
the uigan dnys. II put la beaut "a
jars, and will nrna tho tret 81 81 the jar and sia
y, H. o. 0aiE.Rf, No. IL Park row opposite the As,os
Eo,,se.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
Y,ortot uun,er,a rasccyerx

,ety t0tm 0f ecrnn obstinate crupens 81 the nhn
and old Users Ne DNiAsh street, New sofk u'y spss
irA
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Esu's Hair Uye. 5Oc., Black ar Brown.
rufbls ongAcnt for lhe ha Depot No.. Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

Nv. Y. ". seh.Dck, of ph'ladefpbis.
t xlst Yos0n prsfrssiunay Tuesday, Weeuasdsy ssd
TburssAy 81 tts wses His srs al ~ Mntte Ho'T
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

The treasury Dcpss meut has not yat made tho cscV
s,op WITH the awards but stnilcmsp who wert prsscl
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

sergeant george Mohnnda, Filteehlb Virginia
C. r. parDell. sixth Virginia.
q. Smith, Eighteenth Virginia.
H. richned aEi J. G. Dixon lsan IS payalas.er Dixon
Y. =. Al, Eighth Virginia.
Peter Hughes (euppesed from his ambiguous statements
10 be a spy, dessgter from tha Cnicn army.
They we're a ,ommiiisa by Coiors Poster 70 The Old
Capitol
ARhIeAt or sIcs AND vorsDEp.
Several iundfcd sick aud wounded have been brought
10 tho h.spas hero the Army Of ths Potomac,
ma, il may be free from ,hs mcGnbranSs q iuvads
THE LIBgaiAs CONSUL GENERAL.
Rev. John o. Ph,uncy for many years connected vita
tho American Colonization Society, hss bssn recognized
80 Consul Gcnsrs, of The republic oi Liberia for the
Cmsea States.
psATrs on s0LrIERs.
The follow irg dsaihs or soldiers are annos0oeo-- 's
Jonn v. Campbell, Co O, 1ssth Pennsylvania.
Albert Ebblis, Go. q, 9Th New York battery.
Edward Burns, Co u, 1sth United States Infantry.
samuel Brown, Co. ", eth Maine.
srssns sSsp ses rSss Ssw oss s",s
wn parker, Go. u, l35ih Pennsylvania.
r. H. Ashley, Co. a, 1sgth Pennsylvania.
John y. Chllds, 10th Massachusetts battery.
Miles Walton, 10. X, 9th psnusylvan cavalry.
q. W. Thompson, Go. J. eth Wisconsin.
j. n. KimbaiI, CO. E, 1a,h Maine.
=. w Iampher 10. q, 18th Vermont
Timothy fitzgerald, Go. v, 12i New York
VIM. u, Decker. 60. y, ,2iss Massachusetts.
avid smith, 60. Z, eth fsnnsylyann. p~.4.
VIM. Stanton, 60, ], b,h Wisconsin
jeremiah Ably 18TH New YORK f#
VIM. +. Hoffman, l3sh Pennsylvania
rsissk csddy, Is. United States cavalry
ino wilcott, Co. A, 2gth New YORK
Michael NloMsun, Co I, l05th New York
Jas. Dunlary, Go. y, seth New YORK.
Robert Elcnccs 1abth Pennsylvania Vols Of wes,moro
wm. r: IIeImAn, i9s'h rsan yvsnis vcis Of jefferson
Y county, fs.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-14

CAMP JEFFERsos, KY Feb. 8. -
EDS. GAzETrE:-so many letters are
written by friends at home to as in the
arsay, that never reach US, and the REM
edy is so simple that ask repetition
of it in your pa pers. Letters addressed
to John Jones, Bacon Creek KY with
the expectation that they will ever get
to Co. A or K or any other in any Of
the regiments here, Or letters addressed
to the care of Capt: Smith, or any other
Captain or, Lieutenant will never come
to Tight. '-tl (. gs|
L % vs. Co. K, 18Th Reg o. ""
and it will come, and; come 70 cths
Eighteenth Regiment then to Co. e and
then John Jones wilfbe found. Il think
also, and have SO directed ny friends,
the best; wa for this column, is to III,
rect to Louisville and then they will fol-.
low Us wherever We go, At Louisville
they are posted as to the Whereabouts
of every regiment going forward, and
will send our letters to US direct. It
you write to the Eighteenth Regxsars
don't direct : to fEighteenth .=Ohlo-.t
you do it viii come here first, and it
may be a long time before Col. CARING
ton gets it, Many think because Col.
Regiment was reerai.ea in
Ohio, that it is an Ohio volunteer regi
ment. Not so, it. is the Eighteenth Reg
,.lurs, q. s. A. Write the name Of the
persons, the number and name of the
regiment, with the letter Of the com
pany and the place of destination, all
plainly, aud your letters will come to
hand. Yours truly,
s.. ..-s.. 4. IT,. .a.riz T. R. STANLEY.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-14
ROAD NOTICE,

NJ OTICE is hereby given, that a petition will
IN be presented to the County Commission
ers of Meigs County, at their March session,
praying for a change in the,line of the County
Road leading from Bungtown, in Bedford Town
ship, to Pagetown, in scipio Township The
proposed change is to commence in the old road
at the line between Timothy Welch's and Jo-
seph Abbott's lands; thence in a westerly di-
rection along the side hill, north of the pres
ent road, to a point where the present road,
crosses the line between the lands of said
Joseph ABbott and John Stanley.
A PETITIONER.
Jan. 30, 1so2.-b-5t SOS
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-14
The Battle of Fishing Creek:
We pablish today THE official report

1uo 1HlLl6 q. FISHING creek:
We pablieheosday the official report
Of this splendid battle and glorious vic:
tory. 1t proves what our, volunteers
can do when. tbsyar brought to hand:
to-hand fight 3ps hope this is the 5e-
sining Of the end. That our noble vol
unteers, fre m thefree homes of the North
and West-the hard dyfsons of thssshop.
the maunfactory, and sthe farm, would
crush ont the rebellion whenever lead
to the conflict, we never doubted. The
delay has been quite .;as annoying to
them as it has been lineomprehensible
to the country. But we may have been
all too impatient. Itnow looks, indeed,
as if the powers, that be, meant bust
ness" WerRek for stirring times and
glorious resaltsih the Immediate future
perhaps even before our paper goes
to press. There are signs Of daylight
ahead We shall yet have country,
however its prosperity may, for time,
be prostrated BY the bloody hands of
perjured traitors. ~, ~
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-14

= In Pomeroy, Ohio, on the 22d day of Novem-
ber, 1861, of Bronchitis, NARY JANE, wife Of
E. ]. shipman, aged, 3s years 10 months and
II days. - Ar>-,.t-..'
On the 22d day of January, at his residence
in Middlcpors, Meigs County, Mr.. PArascK
MURPHY, in his 42d year. Deceased was
much respected by all those who knew him.
AIR. Murphy has been resident of Sails
bury Township for the last II years, and a
resident of the County for upwards Of IA years
Deceased was an honor to human nature, an
ornament to religion, and a friend to mankind.
His memory is still precious in the hearts of
the living.
Afflicted long, he bore the rod
With calm submission to his God,
His mind was tranquil and serene.
No tcrrors in his looks were seen.
A Sayior's smile dispelled the gloon,
And snoothed the passage to the tomb
iH..'.a..- W. E. cuLP.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-14
yhe Rebels Panic struck.

General Tilghman is reported to ha7a
said that the fall Of Fort Henry is the
severess blow that the rebels have yet
received This is undoubtedly true
Their defeat at that point, attended as
it was by the stan pede Of four or Eve
thousand infantry, who ran away, leav.
i@g the garrison to take care of itself,
and abandoning their tents, baggage,
stores, &c, will increase the panic which
was caused throughout the South by the
Mill Spring defeat.
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Glorious 1u News! w;

We hars Just received by telegraph
the account Of the splendid victory
achieved 81. the Burnside xpedition,
and the forwsrdmossJnent. and crushing
poweIS oaE forcsfovsr the enemy, which
will BY found in another column. - We
have not time or space left for comment
sufacs IL TO say that the power Of the
coaspirators il broken, their certain
overthrow sure, and the prospect is that
twill be done speedily. Let every true
heart rsjoicel There is every indication
that atiast, thspeis saFnestness and pur-
pose in the Goverhinsns.5 No doubt
there is one grsst- tEttis-perhaps two
Of thsm--yet to he fought before the
leaders will hay down thsir-arms But
the power of The Government, as com
pared with, the traitarss, is omnipotent,
and nok. k.shatt thsEs i + manifested . pur--
pose te.ase that power with effect, the
country may feot slth ,eoShdanee for .
speedy. termipation of the unnatarai
conflict. ,,alss< ia''ss i,aE % ''-..
4 4-.af.E IS, ~ 3D. Z r
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t<s 80. .8hextfe's Sale.
C. Rule & 90. ". skirpin & Smith.
DY Virtue Of an execution to me- direct
~ cd 9rsm the C6drt- Of Common Pleas Of
Msigs Ceupty, wU offer fer sale 1t the door
Of 'ths eourtshouss in Pomeroy,a. 10 o'clock
A. n,
4-sS< 10th dav sf Mareh 1867,
the, fell6 wing; described real estate tesviE tTks
north half Of Lot No. 7s In the town Of. Eaoine,
Meigs County, ohfe. ,T' :
AIss, ten feet OF the north side Of the south
half Of said lot No. 7s.. To be sold as the
property Of Thos. Smith, at ths suit Of Charles
Rule Z Co. Appraised at S2s5. Terms Of
sale, cash. 49, -, :.
Also, the soliow1:iag-deserIked lands and ten.
eusents, To- W.T. Situate On tie noEth-ness side
Of -ths town Of Racine, in section No 18, town
No. and range Eo..lz, In Aeigs Sounsy, and
on iSe northwest: side Of. the road leading
from tie Uhis River to sylrester curtiss,, be-
ginning ten feet on said road south Of the
south corner of the store 'houss occupied by.
Thos. Snuithi thence forty feet northwest,
running parallel with said store house; thence
Fifty fest northeast, parallel with the west end
Of said store house,. thsnes, Serty-fve feet t0
said Road; thence Af.y feet to the place of be-
ginning. To be sold AZ the property of Thos
Smith, at the suit Of C. Rule q Co. AppEaised
1t $475. Terms Of sale, cash. H.
- -: J. J.J.-HNTE, 8. NJ. c.
Feb. g.: lssa.--6-st la Sa6o =
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Tnonpssn & Darr ~. w.iaam Elnaey.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me direct ed
- fronfths Court Of Common Pleas Of Meigs
County, I viii offer for sale, at the door OF the
Court-Houss, in Pomsroy, at 10 o'clock A. H.,
- on:ths I0th dd1 Of March, 1852, "
the following: described lands and tenamsnts,
to wit: Situate in the County Of Meigs, and
In section No. 6, town No 4, range II, in ths
Ohio Conpany's purchase, bounded and de-
seribed as follows: Beginning Is rods south Of
the northeast corner Of q lot or parcel Of land
decided o:Robert Gompbell by James McLaugh.
lin, bearing date Oct. 2e, 1927; thence south
rods; thence west 81 rods; thence north rods;
thence east 50 rods to the place Of beginning,
containing one acre. To be sold as the prop
erty of william Kinney, at the suit of Thomp-
son, DarE& Co. Appraised OF $500. Terms
Of SALE cash.
Feb. 4, lS62.-5-5t. $500