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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-07-27
Nrw advertisements.
AUCTION.

A NEW Buggy, a first rate young Marc and
n Harness, will be sold at auction, on Court
street, Pomcroy, on Saturday, July goth, 1865,
at o'clock, p. m.
T3O-lt1 5' CHARLES STANSBURY.
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A BRITISH NoBLEMAN DIsGEACED-1he
English House of Commons have passed a
vote Of ccnsure upon Richard Baron Wcstbu-
~, Lord Chancellor of England, which has in
luecd the resignation Of his Office. The
cause for this stringent action of the Com
MONS is ascribcd to the unbccoming conduct
of proili:atc son, in selling for rccunary
consideration certain public Offices which it
is believed the unfortunate parent was prtvy to.
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TAKE NOTICE co. H.

SYRACUSE, July 18th, 1865.
TNHE members of Co. +, 18th Reg't o. N. G.,
L will meet at the Dusky School House, at one
o'clock p. M, on the 25th day of July, 1865, and
then and there proceed to elect by ballt one Cap
tain, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Captain Steward. tI fN
by order of COL. MARTIN,
Commanding 18th Rcgt.
J. II. DSAy, Commanding Co. L. [29-3tl
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nfA., The sale of 1-30s has reached several
million of dollars rcr day, at which rate the
subscription must soon be filed Sect Nc
Cul!och has telcgraphcd the agent at San
Francisco to decline receiving further sub
scriptons in anticipation Of the speedy clos
of the sum remaining unsold, further pur-
chases may yet be made Oh application to the
First National Bank, Pomcroy.
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STATE TICKET.


For Governor,
MAJOR GENERAL JACOB d. Cox
For Lieutenant Governor,
A. G. McBuENHY.
For Treas lrer,
Sidney S. WARNER.
For Supreme Judges,
JrpaE BnlNEERIIoor Long Term
Jony WnLrn--Short Term.
For Attorney General,
". II. WEST.
For School Commissioner.
}. G. NORRIS.
For Clerk of the Supreme Conrt,
ltoDNEy Foos.
For Board OF Public Works,
JAMES MOORE.
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- ALABAMA CROPS AND POLITICS.

ALABAMA CKUFS AND PUIIT1tS.
The quantity>of corn now ripcning in Ala
bama gives confidence in the plenty of coarse
food for the ensuing year. Indeed, there has
been no great scarcity at any time in Central
Alabama Although the country between here
and Georgia is sandy and light of soil, it is
one of the best cotton and corn regions in the
South The wheat crop nov bcing harvested
is lirht.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-07-27

rSap A fleet of vessels recently proceeded
from San Francisco TO Bchring Straits, TO lay
telegraph cable which is designed to con-
meet Asia with the American Continent which
great work is conducted under the auspices of
telligence from the rapidity Of its communica-
ton operating as a complete annihilator of
distance, will undoubtedly.in telcgraphic COM
munication, between the eastern and western
continents, be used to great extent, in
competition with the Atlantic telegraph, now
in course of being laid; and we would not be
surprised if the exhorbitant rate of charges
proposed to be charged by the latter company,
will soon have to undergo a revision.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-07-27

Hea- The Marietta Register says: ''Thc
North Western Bank Of Virginia, so long
known, has been changed into the National
Bank Of West Virginia-Prcsident, James W.
Paxton; Cashier, Gibson Lamb. Also the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Whocling
has been changed into the Merchants National
Bank of West Eirginia--Prcsidcnt, r. Gram
gle; Cashier S. Brady OF course the notes
of the old banks will now be retired The
First National Bank of Wheeling has been in
operation more than a year, President, Geo
X. Wheat; Cashier, Geo. Adams--so that
Wheeling now has three National Banks
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PARDON PETITIONS.

Applications for pardon continue to pourin
Among those received since yesterday appear
the names of Ex Governor John Letcher, of
Virginia; H. C. De Gammctte, cX-mcmbcr of
Congress, from the same State; A. g. Ma
grath, of South Carolina, and Michael Hall,
of Northern Ohio, for violation of the revenue
laws.
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S r A II E M E N r

or Tie condition Of Tie International Fire
Insurance Company Of tile City Of Ncao
York, on tile 3lst day Of December, A. D.
1864, made to the auditor Of the State Of
Ohio. 49,,
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NEWS OF THE DAY.


Washington, July lS.-During the past two
years, the colored people of Alexandria have
built over one thousand dwelling houses, at a
cost of from three hundred to one thousand
dollars each, three churches, and have estab-
lishcd about twenty schools There are eight
thousand colorcd people in that city, and at
last accounts only twenty-threc were drawing
rations from the Government. Though con
siderably inferior in numbers, the white pop
uation are much greater burthcn upon the
Government DR.. Pettijohn, of Centralia H.
linois who has charge Of the Dispensory at
that place, reports that the applications for
medicine from the whites largely exceed those
from the negroes.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.

About $50 applications for pardon wcIe re-
ceived by the Attorney General to-day; among
them, the petitions of Lieutenant General n
b. Forrest, of the rebel cavalry and Fort Pill
low potoriety w. b. Brooks, ex-rebel Senator
of Mississippi, and member of the House
which passed the ordinance of secession; and
NJ. II. Bloodgood; of London. The only par
dons granted were to q few obscure indiyidu-
ols
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& III Is Y s II AL MILL.

[30-St.]
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A letter from Alexandria, June 2Sth, fur
nished details regarding the cholera, &c. 1t
says the existence of cholera was officially de-
clared on the | lth of June, on which day three
deaths occurred. By the end of the first week
the deaths increased to about 100 per day
By the end of the second week they reached
200, and on the 9th the number was 25O.-
There was much alarm, and about $4,000
people quilted the city. Business was gener-
ally suspended, but Mr.. Hale, the United
States Consul General, remained at his post,
and the business of the Consulate was trans
acted as usual. No cases of cholera had oc-
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$1S,5OO 90
1873 SO
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down Mudd and Spangler were very cheerful,
and employed their time in playing backgam-
mon. O'Laughlin and Arnold, on the other
hand, seemed much depressed in spirits, and
were melancholy and reserved. On her ar
rival in the Roads, the State of Maine an
chored, and General Dodd came on shore and
communicate with Washington by telegraph.
Just at sundown the steam ting Chowan went
alongside of the State of Maine, and the four
conspirators were placed on board of her
The Chowan then steamed alongside of the
United States gunboat Florida The four
prisoners were put on board the Florida, and
that gunboat immediately steamed to the sea,
ward The destination of the conspirators
was not made known The conjecture is the
Dry Tortugas. The only person possessing
the information, was Capt Budd of the Flor
ida, and he did not disclose it to any one.
MEXICAN SYMPATHY MEETING.
A meeting of the Mexican Club was held
last evening at the Cooper Institute to hear
the appeals of the Mexican refugees for I id
in the present precarous position of their
country. A number of distinguished persons
were present, and address were delivered by
Joshua Leavitt, Mr.. Zartos and others. The
Monroe doctrine was discussed and strong
condemnation expressed of the course of Ma
poleon and violent opposition to Macmillan.
At the close of the meeting Mexican repub-
lican air was sung and the flag of Mexico un-
der its old regime and the stars and stripes
were waved together amid wild enthusiasm.
oUARTERMAsTER's SALES ..
The Tribune's Washington special says
since the close of the war the Quartermaster' s
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otal amount of Losses, Claims

City and County of New York,
January 2Sth, A. D. 1865.
Charles Taylor, President, and C. c. Hinc, Sec
retary, of the international Fire Insurance Com
pnny, being sovcrally sworn, dcpose and say, that
the foregoing is II full and true statement of the
affairs of said Corporation, and that they are the
above described Officers thereof, and that said
Company is the bona fde owner of sat least One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars of actual
Cash Assets, invested in Stocks and Bonds or in
Mortgages on unincumbered Real Estate worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
nd -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-07-27
JEFF. DAVIS.

r. H. Gillctt, who is retained by some
friends of jeff Davis as the latters counsel,
arrived here several days ago. lie has had
no interview with his client, nor does he know
what course the Government intcnts to pur-
sue relative to the trial
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

d L. Z. 1 Z.
nG5sThe Tyler Journal has an article fa-
vcring Judge Thcs. J epevine of San AM
acnio, as candidate for Governor. The
editor of the journal has had peculiar adj
santagcs of knowing the Judge, and says:
Judge Deyine unites a high degree Of
Of personal courage, with sound. discrimi.
eating Judgment A man Of great legal
earning, force of character and dignity,
s.pon the Bench, he is afablc and Of easy
approsch, in social life. edo not know
hat he permit his name to be used in this
connection, but earnestly hope that he will
nhe times, The condition Of The country,
he future condition Of our State, in view
,e threatened Invasion, all speak, trumpet
4oheued, for the services Of such man,
and If the Press will urge the matter, We
secl assured Judge Dcvine viii yield % The
wishes of The People, thus expressed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

The cohfcdcsatc nhn ADVANCED Ia Eng
lind on Tie news of Linooln' re-oVHciion
Secli. Is tho Judgement which. tho shrewd
baukcrs Of London have formed Of The, ef-
feet Of that re-elcction ON ilie fortunes Of
the Confeleracy They consider tins nd
ysniageous te orr cause; as aiding 20 the
certainty Of our success, and Fastening
tie day wlenthe armed defence Of our In
derendcDce will no longer be necessary,
In this opinion of tile English bankers
the mist sagacious Of our own citizensfully
concur. There was sadness, indeed, on
The part of usall, when the people whola,e-
ly called us brethren, showed themselves 20
Unsuitable for our blood But that vjndic-
Tive, implnc,.ble spirit showed itself In the
Presidential oandiiates--all OF. whom de-
clared fortbe prosecution Of the war. The
election did not decide that The war should
continue; Ii meiAly decided who should car
~ il on. II committed that task 70 Lincoln
rather than McCielan. The financial look
crs-on in London see in'tiis decision what
we see, an advantage "a the coniederatess
They believe That Lincoln is less likely TO-
conduct the war with skill and eihciencY
less likely to conciliate his eneniieS less
likoly to secure unity among his own peo-
pie Accordingly they bid higher for Con-
fedcrate bonds when they learned that Lin
coin was reelected.
Lctall our people learn likewise 70 read,
the signs Alright, and acknowledge tiRsws-
dom OF Providence, which out OF seeming
evil stilledhcps good "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

gSl5- we learn that nm Indian light took
place some two weeks ago, near the head
waters of the Concho, between . band of
Indians, numbering it is stated about 600
and party of men from the frontier COM
iaands, in which our men were repnlsed,
with he loss of some 20 men, killed and
woupied--tlle killed having been left on
the field. We hove no satisfactory part y
dlars Of the affair and as this COMES to ns
SECOND handed there may lie exsggerations
in regard 10 numbers Sc, the Indians are
said to have hecn armed with new long
iaugc rides, and said they were on trad
,nc expedition TO Mexico.
Since the above was put in type, we have
received letter from our correspondent
Titus, giving more detailed account o.
The above affair, which will be found in an
other column
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w NOL O.AEspIxG.
EsfIE lln1l arsiellnd sYolll resnect

III FfIFI illidNrSlgn sWVsllu7 res !ltc
u fulyihtirm lie risiz9us d Diliks and M pc
ple generally thu thctr Carding Machine ~
nm where We win be pleased 10 fncef AsmanyW .
I'D friends ard enstomels os weare able toseSuia
date. IS r q. n \. l1
Wool nTnst Ne washed clean and free from bnr'a
ode ,1nnd Of grease % every eight pounds Of ~
ON terms slreo:,e, fourth offfe wnoI, or le11 ce
1ef ionDd fOr@liise. ID cents fr coloresi, md y
mixed. Al kiuls p country produce taken 81 Z
ci.aiiae Ug aarding that we ceit difp''se of Haf 4
dice must AL cases be deli et'sc ~ VIZ
done s.ss Ei11iii.ss A. y y tS ts'e9
ihdlaa, TAxas, Jennary 70 2 st,. ~ 4.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

..
Shorty bciprp the nccupailop % Sa,an-
nah by SAcfmah army, the Sasanunb Res
publican published The Following cil0riah
40 regards Sherman's expedition through
Georgia 10 the ooast, which the Yankees
pronounce a grand military achievement,
cycn inter tleir great loader has told them
hc has no enemy % oppose him, We haye "a
word or two TO say. Neither Savannah nor
Charleston Is az any great Strategic iils-
por,ance 70 the Fcderals, ami siloald they
get tIlerc our people will only close up 'he
gaps, repair the damage ia his rear and
keep him there lie would have ready
water communication for his supplies, but
wherein would his advantages differ from
those Of the Federal commanders who have
fooihods en- The coast o. virgiaia ami North
Carolina? The great art Of the country
would still be intact, and the reheliieie IN
stead Of being crushed ont, would only be
concentrated, and ready for more decisive
blows, Twenty such grand expeditions
would not euench thu flame OF Southern
liberty, nor rnnerye the sturdy arms that
are barred in lis defence. Our great trouble
hns been iutbis war multiplicity OF points
10 be defended Il has scattered our forces,
and consequently weakened them Con
centraied in the interior, they wonld be
stronger than ever before, and bid defiance
10 all the arts Of their foes.
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NO llle AEsiia a.taeslses the zs!ll pubIl'lesl q
0nlcial c orrespondcnce.

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a,:;yrTLo weather has been quite cold 70

HIyrTLc weather has been quite cold for
several weeks, and is unpropitious for 'he
glowing wheat We regret to learn that in
many places the wheat is seriously injured,
si'not completely Killed ont. A rather cold
drizzling rain sci in on Monday morning
and has continued up to the time Of writ
ing this article. "a
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FroNl lhe c1a isdtr.le SeNs W.

Trcrl ibe Confederate News W. e,ps
'fo'iawingi ~
onlglAsr-rDrporiei this life o.
twclsrn. thsHlsi December nit. .af
lionr 10 the Confederate States OF Amer
aiter a long aud desporAfe attack Of fa
don. AIR. T.. :. ON Issue. ettf
lhc snhieet Of lliis loo was horn og
incst respectable paleuts ~ hichmoa. y
10 the year 1861; was u geptlemnn 81 NJ
nmiablp character was well aud iaipilm
known both in America and Ia tlc
World, was greatly respected and ul
sought after until he formed on alllAn
and was married 10 n daughter OF v1a
the trst families Of Mississippi Nus /.
rvpHgsos this Indy who II seems marrl
the Old Gentleman solely for his wNa''
spent such large sums with her oolsiii,
Mrs SrEcyLAroas that 1t soon becoina d
parent 20 all tint HIS large fortune won
soan bccxpended aud that he would no.
able To pay more than 60 2.S cents Of, {,
dollar, this prolnced n parnxism and Il
Oh Gentlcman has been lingering thl
the treatment of his Medical advisers, i
Davis and Co.. until the date above nsiaa
when be expired in tho armsof his frie.,D
lie was buried with the honors Of Smtc !
meath the political fabric at Richmond
Som after che Old Gcntlcmans paroti =,
his Fascinating Lady gave birth To q Sc
Issue, bearing slmost the prccise re g
blsnce to It's Parent and bids fair to friy
him IN popularity, especially among b
worthy Cousins. Thus is the end o. O
things "Peace to his ashes
AFRrrsp.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

MY Rain fell constantly all day yester-
,ias and thepreyious night Weaiherquiie
n arln ana publications. Of clearing away this
lsnping The river commenced rising ra-
pidly yesterday morning andis still rising
sc learn thar the creeks North and southof
rs are full The prospect is that all our
mails viii be stepped for few days,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02
choice Residence near Dali
: For sale.

m ETNG a soldier IN The Confep7
+ ra,s service aud lof expecting to be With
.,s.n,i,v sles ssiil hpend the rsmaining time 81 Y
s,4,''.,le WI, rri,tiycs In preference. theref
Is rsntinr, u leaving nay home t. become uiiSi.;
,,,s,, erss ess than liaif niis South Of the Coz
nSr.s well fenced, with perletoal water rum
fhfcnsl II a large number Of choice ycuus lrs,ts
se,, !, cs,anfffs Of ornamental ehrubbery. ms !.
urotplnants consist Of fine dwelling sgniA,Ntne
,,,,,.s .ps,d.s halls and closefs, good Kitchen,
rS,n and new brick store room AID SCI
~, concrete sn,ke.housr, good stables. frlos q
III, hsuse. .liocsted handsome eAiner
and s,,rroinded hys grove q native OAK, euussp'
-. H., s,orr agreeable residences, in fapf, cal
s5,.ia In Upper fe&As. ..,.s, =.
II 4 ,silI refer any one wishing 70 purchase ~
,.,t ~, I'D .rerni-es. or to- Capt. ", kTiss
vi. Ions Z. Mccor, Of DALAI. ,-r,,,j, s.,,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02
Can polighac 81 .se,l throurb hero

Gen. PoliChac passed through hero.
week. 0urreadors who scanned the Il
last week, need not be tod where lie is
iug, nor his mission, President Davis knc
i thing. or Two, as wen ny the Item man
The genera is:a prince Of France, self
il d years ago, and understands the pol
~ lis natiye country as well as that OF
adnpiel Sesith We have no doubt of 4
proving a successful mission.--Huatsl'
Itspi JIM, 20t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

ssayr The appreciation Of State Warrants
asa decided help to'the farmers Of TeYas,
who, we trust. win fully sustain the policy
ofGoyornor Murral, Which has ever been
10 further the good of the people lleis the
legitimate guardian of their interests, and,
% far, has looked to them with commenda-
Die diligence
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

Enron DALLAS HERaLp.--At the next
Gneust election the voters Of this (5th)
Congressional District will be called on 70
,iect a mcmberio the Confederate Congress.
/ know Of no man more worthy ill that
distinguished aud responsible pofitiou, than
.oi. Dick Hubbard Of Smith county; he
,,5sscsses in 81 eminent degree all,the re-
iaisite qualifications 10 make ue good
epfesehtstive in Congress. tie has long
..ssved in tbe army with distingpikbed cal
e,n'ry; what say yOu Air. Editor 70 ny Sc
ection7 NJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

We had the pleasure yesterday. Of merit
ing our old friend and tcwnsinan, Capt.
John r. Proudfoot for the first time since
Ills regiment LETT for the wars, early In i62.
He YES wounded A year ago, and has not
vet entirely recovered, the bones Of his foot
being crushed By grape shot. He left
Savannah. December 10Th, pnd crossed the.
river about two weeks since.
He saws the accogntsof the damage done
by Sherman in Georgia are greatly exag-
ecrafed. Wheeler kepih bis forces from raid
ing al all, after passing Gordon. sherman 3
trip did the country much good, in impros
ing the tone Of feeling, aud made many
good Confederate soldiers Of shirkerE.
CAPT. Proudfoof SAYS that Hood met with
no serious iefsat in Tenf essce. he retreat
ed 70 take up winter quarters in Alabama
Capt Proudfooi speaks in glowing terms
Of The spirit Of the people east Of the river.
There 10 no talk of yielding up one fraction
ct the claims the Coniederacy has setup 70
Independence. lie achieves the people and
the armies there win fight 70 victory, at No
matter What cost
Capt. Prpudioot being disabled from field
service, is assigned 10 duty in the conscript
/ bureau in Ttxas-Hsasf0R TIL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

Es7r w hope every one will read the no.
HE address Of Governor Murrah, in to-days
l,lper, and profit by the sentiments therein
eet forth. 1T is a document worthy Of the
Executive Of the great State Of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

ass'All persons Interested are.Iefcrred
- Tho advertisement of the Enrolling CHI
rc, IN to,days paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

Bar The editor Of Flakes (Galyesten)
has our thanks for copy of the
SEN. York World Of a late date,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02
4 r.nrExrNTRArnft,s NOTICE,

n undersigned having been isppoutesL AT fhe ]
ri,ry Term A. D 1861, OF The county court Of Ds
.'onnty, for Probate business. Administrators Of
Esia,e u Jna. Kelley, deceased az psrscns hole
claims against said estate arslirreiy notified to
seut il,p same, dyauthsiiticisted, within the 4
prescribed by lawaid all persons indohled % }
estafe are r nJie-fcdsiu come toiNyarn and make
III NANCY lVELLEY. Adrn'y
Il hRltE MAS BAK Err, Atm
Dailas ipasas. Tan. 3iet 1865. -23:jt.