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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

gard to the country press. .-Je6ersonian DEM
ocrdt.
The New French Vice Royalty in
Mexico.
Our readers we're doubtless somewhat as
tonished apd puzzled yesterday by the intelli-
gence from, Mazatlan, vim San Francisco, that
DR.. William L. Gwn, late United States Scna-
tor from California and more recently in this
city discharged candidate for Fort Lafayette,
had been dubbed Duke of Mexico by the
Emperor Macmillan; that the Mexican States
of Sonora, Sinaloa, chihuahua, Durango and
Lower California, had been ceded BY Maxi
milan to Lonis Napoleon, in payment for the
French spbjugatiop of the republic, as the
representative of Napoleon, Fccroy over said
States, soon to enter upon the duties of his
Office This is certainly extraordinary news
1t reads very much like proclamation from
Baron Munchausen; and yet we are strongly
inclined to believe it as substantially true.
The idea Of this partition Of Mexico be-
tween Maximilian and his master is gcnu-
inc Napoleonic idea. :. II is the idea which Sc
cured the cessiono of Savoy to France in com
pensation for her services to Young Italy in
her late war with Austria The same idea
will probably some duy secure the island of
Sardinia to France in paymept for her ser.
vices in turning over Rome and Venice to the
King Of Italy In this Mexican business
| little circumlocution was necessor, to snt;s sry
the French people The direct seizure Of
Mexico by Nnpoleon thew nipht have rerard.
ed asa usurpation against nopular r;ghts
| Maximilian is therefore brought in, and the
forms OF local ratification Of his government
are adopted Thus be becomes after fash
ION, according to the French theory of popn-
lar sovereignty, the Legitimate Emperor Of
Aex,eo; ~ hss thing tn rs b"Hefaeed. .mockery,
o"' II VIII 40 ihch' oi course comes the
question OF comPen'at'oi. TO Napoleon ior his
services 70 tpF Mexican Emperor ANA mere
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16
DR.. w M CALVERT

HEREBY announces that his Office is now
IL on Front ST., over Elberfeld s Bro s
store, below Conrt st. =. .',2.a q y j,
Office hours until 8 o'clock a. ~, and from
sundewa until 0 o'clock p. M, unless absent
. on professional business. After Office hours
he may. be found atnlhe RESIDENCE Of 4. II.
Lee, next door SHOVE prS TRAINS. .y4s,ayE :
Pomeroy, Sept is-Esm.]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

MARRYING FOR WEALTu--A man applied
to DR.. Jackson, the celebrated chemist ofBos-
ton, with box, Of specimens:
"Can you tell me what thisis, sir?"
Certainly ] can, sir tha. is iron pyrites," I"
(an article that sometimes deceives the igno-
rant by its appearance Of gold)
what sir?' in voice Of thunder
"Iron pyrites"
"lron pyritesl what is that 2
"Thats whatit Is" said the chemist, put
ting a lot on the shovel over the hot Goals,
where it disappeared 'Dross"
And what is iron pyritcs worth ?'e
Nothing"
Nothing! Why there's woman who
owns hill full Of it in our town. and I've
married her" H3
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

SPECULATION IN OH LANDs--A correspond.
ent writing from Oil City, describes the way
in which the speculatons ere carried on in the
oilregion. .Aspcculator looksata iar,n--stlll
in an undeveloped condition as to ooil--asks the
upsuspectng owner his price finds that it is
about six times the, price Of farming land in
districts similarly situated for marketing pur-
poses; pays the farmer fifty or hundred io!-
lars for the privilege Of refusing the property
within fifteen days runs it meanwhile into the
oil stock market, and endeavors to double the
real owners price upon it before the fifteen
days have expired The operation is then re-
peated again andagain, on purely speculative
basis, until probably the one hundred acre lot
comes to figure in the market for one hundred
thousand dollars. ......... ....
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

III - n. II. STEWART.
Gsncrali Com mission Merchant, No. 7. East
sFropt Street, Cincinnati. .isfs.sesI I7-ls-Iy
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16
u M L O NJ

stave and shingle Factory.
Near uffing,on's Island Meigs Co., o.
. w, stivers. AS't.
Letters addressed to him ut Portland, OF
Pomeroy, o.. will receive attention.
Orders for shingles may be left with X
stivers, Esl., Pon,eroy, where sample may
he seen. ~. '.sf .r.'G .ai 6-39-tf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

TRNNsPLANT1NG AT NIGHr.--A friend, in
whose power of observation, says the Working
Farmer, we, have confidence, and who is an
exact expcrmenter, informs US that last spring
and summer he made the following expert
ment:
He transplanted ten cherry trees while in
blossom, commencing at four o'clock in the af.
ternoon, and transplanting one each hour un-
til one in the morning. Those trarspated
during daylight shed their blossoms, producing
little or no fruit, while those planted during
the darker portions maintained their condi-
tons fully. He did the same with ten dwarf
pear trees after the fruit was one-third grown
Those transplanted during the day she'd their
fruit; those transplanted during the night per,
fectcd their crop, and showed no injury from
having been removed With each Of these
trees he removed some earth with the roots
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

row EisOY IRON COMPANY.
POMEROY, OHIO. % ..-E
Keep constantly on hand and make 70 orde'
all sizes of the celebrated '.
POMEROY IRON.
.gsy~ Orders filled on short notice,
7-ll-tfl a.. c. GRANT, Agt.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16
DR.. D. M A Y E r,
PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON,

NEW HAVEN, WEST VA.
AN calls on either side of the rivor will be
carefully attended to- '42-tf.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16
From the Knoxville Whig.1
ParsOn BrOwnIOw Defines His
Position.

Since the partialites of our Union friends
have led them to confer upon US the nomina-
ton for Governor, those who did not approve
the nomination as warmly as they do the acts
OF jeff Davis, have made the remarkable dis
coyery that we have conspired with certain
Federal officers to sacrifice Union widows and
their children, and that we have caused the
late military changes to be made in this Dis
trict Neither to procure votes, nor to graft
ly the vain desires of such enemies, can VIC
stoop to defend ourselves in such cases. The
truth is-and We desire to be caniid-we
neither want the friendship Or votes of any
set ofmen mean cnoughto make such charg-
cs or fools enough TO believe ihcm.
So far as abuse is CONCERNED coming from
rebels and rebel sympathzcrs, let them all
cut loose" Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart
Let the kennel be unlooscd all the pack.
from the siobbcr:ng hound of the Richmond
confederation to the growing cur Of Consti-
tutlonal Union trainng--lpt them all bark az
once. While this unholy alliance of traitors
arc doubling on us, and expiring from the
venom Of their own tangs, they will not be
working on better man.
We have. some Of the naeanrst rebels in
tennessee that are to be found anywhere
AMI we have some who sympathi2e with thcm,
and seek III every way to serve them, who are
several degrees lncanrr Khan they arc. The
vIIrst and b'acl est-hcarted of the Scpoys
would spurn these traitors, regarding an as
o,iat;on with them as contarinating; Che
most trcachrrols Malay would regard them
with scorn; the whitost- -liycrcd wretch that
ever ran from the battlg.a Id would despise
their poitrooncry Put these devils in what
%psitou YOU will, al the bad traits Of our un-
g"Sorons nature, deceit, cruelty selfshnoss.
envy, malice, hate, theft murder, seem to
Lave taken more lchased and disgusting
form in the characters and persons OF these
mscreants, and all these have mingled With a
degree of trcachery anl cowardce, which is
not human-scarcciy canine
Come, You cowardly rascals and malicious
traitors, try your hands upon us, in connec-
tion with some new and greater charges
Can't you, with your large corruption fund
bribe some one to swear that We have robbed
a bank? Can't you convict us of horsc-ateal
M? Prove counterfciting upon us? You
have not made out case plain enough to
keep loyal men from supporting us for Gov
crnor, and if something is not done we really
expect to be elected And when these ras-
Gals are convicted by our courts of high
crimes, and sent to the penitcrtary, we may
he slow to pardon them out
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28
From the UuiSsl States.

The following summary:is from. the Richmond
Sentinel OF l4th: e. papers islate as the llth
received. They are without information from
Sherman, bnt hear reports that lie WAS within
: forty miles Of Raleigh. That Kim$ton had bee
evacuated, &c.. That Sherman had routed Har-
dee, whipped Stephen D. Lee, and repulsed John
son. They complain that the Richmond ptpers
give them no information OF Sherman. We have
given them some news fiom Kinson, which was
"evacuated" by Bragg long enough to ''advanee" )"
against Foster and defeat Inn. We hope they
are satisfied with what they have heard from
Fitzpatrick, aud if they Nil! bur have pitiencahey
will soon hear something from Sherman equally
interesting. 3 .,.>. -,
Quiet continues among Grants bnie$, owing
to heavy rams Troops ase being daily drilled.
The american hasa report that Sheridan hrs
caRfn~ed Lynchlnrg, \ glowing account is given
ola late tobacco stealng raid to 'Frcdrrkshurg,
capturing four hundred prisoners I; but as only
three soldiers were captured, VIC suppose the 4nn
j Ic!udes afl the inhabitants, old women and suck-
ing bales! 49,
Gen Whiting, wounded and captured at Fort
Fiber died at Governors Island, New York, On
the 10Th. .,:.~ =, .-..f ..,.@
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.GuS 81 Tnirt.

The veatAcr, as ~pA as the i;nes, is ont Of
joi, t. Non That rain las ceased TO- f,ih We haTs
acoHt;nue,i codspell, almost pnsoa$oaable in lis
ydarat on. The wo,s' tea;are is,> ;Sat We have 10
gri,.aGld bear ii, without wool Or p19s>tect Of
settilrssany, for even the ordinary purposes OF
cooking. The elements playing ece.sa%, "iththc
times, the SAP or: ,iilG q human Kindness has
'gooe up,' aid the farmers have shut down on
pos to@e folk. 4. !, .. . ........ .'.. -
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=. -, :: - - =, - s. 10
JF THKt8 .sTIk of ehs s'a;c f'eia2el he eras
Rs u; II 49, Il, "iss l.. se fHne~!.a r.. ca;s
a.,Gt:os III are.,t,, rs{s;A>S use ,:.'~ T.!
y"n 'iy .:.,@,s.J-" wa, - ~, t@c#a Tnu '.:%
I!aa hrH,I U Z Z, "a It1 tcjr -;s.5sI,6 :l,i RI
abrr3 u :1is -e, &i.1 !y"2.s:i.Y ,:1.ae su4&a p
eeaHS'3. t"Q,o du.y, y y a,Sci:its ~, irasts"'
i,,g - Soob atJef. n0t.cs Ai' ti,.@ oGasr az Is
pl~y,t"i.e. -
H. 'ien as <c7t!'i here thcFmi !,c p'@crd il
:. Ga, p pt7 r;cE.h!,, nc ;,r.2.g@ ~ sab 81
yj"t; AZ Inc ,ic!:;re 1l tse- -" rtC'se~ 'e
+ IG ~ som ~ j!>esn !,c jooh. 'e Sat- Ca
tptS, as'sctel3te the s'::.f"4 =: Charleston, and
= v>,,-l 81 C0:imhias Wiz c placed in rhar-t Of
l:.;S Gan q. distractions; and the sciPinr OF
the-t -trat'.IneS viii he extended yer and en-
brace this por;ion OF the :M;ia. -, - -.
" :, ". The Officers OF these institutions viii he
eltarg d Mia the dir'yof @ivES to ll:c$e troops
NOT ogiis the ,eii;ffy Irai.iing which will enable
then!to he efficient in fhe field, hert, such enrt-
. tional advantages as can lie afforded; and by
I With the qnalNies OF the citizen Viil be desel
+, ,oP",t .... -. ! ...'-2 )
VISION for the accommodation Of hr>e troops
and the .'onl'ni<>@ry General will make al props:
arrun$rmemtS Tor thri, subsistence. .. 49,:
| W. The Serv CO for which these troops are ill
! tended. is tie defence of the Safe; AMI j; is
hoped that none il fp<ifate orsAcIay in of''rng
tllenSflvestf,,r tat service The ,pre<' rration
and rafe of The yonih oi the Sltr their iuProyr-
m IT. so far rs i ran lie accomplished nnder eX-
i<ling disadvantages; audi tfirt and iIitn.
Il 10 do good 10 them, while they 10 good TO
their State :; ere q, rlartd 10 he the purposes
which shalF a.,irnt.e all under whose care these
h., pIr,nIN 80
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GrsenVlle & Columbia 3. &,

Preparations are now, being rapidly made to
repair .tie damage on this road, and irop what
We learn i; Will seoh be III running order 10 Ais
ton. 3tr. 9. B. TjtSSsIle its energetic Gen, ST.
printeAd&nt, and Nf. JsP Southern, its efficient
Treasurer, have e$ ab'ished t!cir heaIan&r eTS IL
the house Of Mr. 6. T. SCOT, near The Depot+
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On their Way.

We learn; that = large body of men, seven or
eight thousand in nu,nher, passed thr3ngh Lau-
rens one day last week, on the way" to their old
commander, Gen. Johnson. They are fllrlongh-
elmen of Hoods army, and are represented as
fne looking body of sncn.. 80
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28
Is we believe It.

On Spq.31y last ,ouf toHp was fill of runners,
gaiiiiag Additional yo!UMe en- Sunday, o. vicio-
ries orer Sherman, bur We haze no Official con-
fsrnaiien Of tfcnf The1pvoiAe wcrcEn s''ch fine
splits, that all the ruaoFs bore cheerful char
eEtei. The ate.t. ruqor was most Important,
that Sen. Jthnsou in fight subsequent to that
al or ne4r2fSsnithacld, had utterly routed Sher-
mans. ami equal to thai oEthe frSt Mana< as
capturing a, large nIaTher Of canpon &c. We
are inct:nedsto think, in the absence Of posi- iv.
Information, that the fight on the IS'h was IL"
last, and has keeu growing ia extent uatij j
a<su:.eEthe rum ased extensice nrocer;iGs. Tha,
Ge.k JOHNSON Is ec1ai to :ae 'eRtcrgcrcv, a"'l
with i05ce sufficient, has dealt Sherman a tell
ing HOS, We have good se,>on to believe and
as NJ L:neolp classe&IlY Expresses i, viii 'iterp
pcgsing' away an,l somebody is IIars. The st,
nation improves with the opening, ofithe Spring.
campaigr, and sccn we-hopa 10 herald such c.
ce ses as viii Improve the pubic: pulse, and ct
as 4 Stand CT se&inst opr lzte wiats~'< .rever>ss
Since .tbe aGovc a,spdier, Wo ud"afn the fylt
Of he 22d{S?l, reports taa,G Gen. Johnston At:
taceed the enemy, iofictiRs severe loss, 1890
in prisoners, and - pieces of artillery. He re-
portSsthe ener,y '{sdlv cut up and making forced
marches for .Wil&iingeon. We give the ADORE:
as re get it: ...a =. -
Reports Of. two pyesions fights are confirmed.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28
Tha t!TnteIligsncer."

:, Among our exchanges we NOTICE with pleasure
this excellent weekly, published and edi;rd at
Anderson, by Messrs. Hoyt & Humphreys; price
gin for sixsaop;b$. The Intelligencer is III is
eighth. number, and els the void made by lie
demise Of the Gazette -.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28
DeaEl Of Cadet T. 4. johnson.

We regret TO rccor.: the death of this noble
youth, WHO departed this life, at Spnrtanhrrg
on the 2Srd ihstan, of brain fever His renlains
reached home Sunday and were barred il
the 2%wbe'ry ceRssery Yesterday afternoon. :,
An honr before tie corpse arrived, kiS father
received Ie'ter written hy the deceased few
days before he was taken sick The letter was
cheerful in ne-TdcscTihing the march of the
boys and expressing Eopes>o soen again mreripg
kind, familiar faces. This lepcr, so long looked
for, 10 alay anxiety, and to teI! the position and
circumstances of the boys, had just rcjoic"d tho
parental heart, and set the lirle ones agee-
for bro;her Tommie vas near hoac and was COM
ing to kiss them again-when,, alas! for frail
mortality! the thrill Of JOY was stiacd in lis
birth; the one they read of was brought into
their presence cold in death-and the eyes,
once so bright and. laughing we're now closed
beneath the son}brc coffin lid. -
= ''In the midst of life we are in death" " But
Earth has no sorrow that heavea cannot heaM
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28
Csntral sssoaiaso,7,

s We learn with pleasure. that this benevolent
Associatioa,underthe same efficient management,
IS located at Chester. .. - y.
We learn that paroled prisoner, from Elnnira
prison, New York, died at the NeWberry Depot
last Saturday night. He was from Macon Co.
Ala, His parole was as follows: Private NJ.
D.~McQueen, Co. H., Goth Ala, Reg Infantry.
A soldier who saw him after he had died, said
that his name was Geo. Harris, that he knew him
we'll and that their homes we're not tltoae than
halfa mile apart
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28
.T5on ce!i0-aia,

The last s'earsc from. A.z,tlia brought in
s&vchty> bales or co:ton grogh il Sinaioa hr
Americans. The, COTTON c1jnre is Attracting
great attention inthat S;ate,F Two cot N tar'o,
rips are IN operation which fHro o"l ahoat mi
lfon org!o'lars' wor;hnc edo&> aa'2a!ir ..
From Hong F>n:Gc VIC Aelc .'f lie purchase Of
eighty thhuslhd pounds OF cotton. ne'hsf ,oj
which iSto be shipped direct to New York, and
tIe.remsiliaar to Sa,, Er;a@isco. =.
y The late saow .$.oc2s< E,t"e A"en heaviHr and
more extensive thna EnaNa fsr I,e,g. wears, :
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! z South EEnsYicar 7 6 sort.

The Pananu Mercantile Chronicle OF Fr:'rnacr
18Th, has report that the mission of G'nerti
,SickIcS i 10 procure from the Columbian G.'r'
Sernmcnt concession OF land< on Whichto form
a settlement of ;hirrv tIoa>and of'1he negroes
emancipatcd hy III" great reunion W.T.. The
reports are, but the Chronicle doubts them, that
one million OF dollars would oe paid for the priv
Hese. 49,. -.
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J. ". sPERN AN,
Attending Physician

The notorious John P Il .le has been nomina-
ted and confirmed as Minister 10 Spain. His
course in the famous Arruisteaa case viii not re-
commend him very highly to the proud Span
iSrIS
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28
HYMENIAl-

Married, at AhLevilie, otlIhe 24th.of Fphrlia-
ny, by the Rev. Mr.. Hubbard. 1t. W. M.. M..MURRIY,
G. S. A.; and ANNA L. RUTLEpGs, H'co" daugi-
fe OF Philip s. Ilu:lrdg", formerly OF (rernville.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28

Do not forget that after to-day the "Her-
aFdq win onlY be sent to those who ordeFit Noe
seption will be made, and of course no one will
! BE- offended BY this course 1t is rendered re-
cess nv by the high price Of ri the material of
printing, and, for which, cash has to be paid. =.
- e r,-E- 80.
ne learn that a soldier named Metts, was
banged at Frog Level yesterday, for desertion.
We have been requested to state: that subscri-
bers 10 The Columbia South. CuroIiotian, whose
terms of subscription have not expired, will b.
pres nting Their receipts to Mr. K;lard, at the
post Office, have the,psper continued 49,.
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New York Stock and Gold Market.
At the evening Exchangi on the 9Th, Stocks
were weak. Gold quoted at 1867.
NEwBERRY,, $. G. March 81, 1868,
Remainder the Sick, = - =

= We have severa cases of <nallpo ahou: three
miles from town. TLey are sadly in need of
snch things as a change of elothing, quilt,
blankets, bc,l.tirli<, etc. Such articles as hdEe
been worn and arr not of snuch use, would be
sinvalnabe to the comfort these of cases. Persons
wishing to contribute will please do 50 .imp,e-
diately by leaving the same with j. 7. Peterson
OF E. P. Lake, ESQrs.
49,. J. W. sPEARYAN,
Attending Physician
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SRsirtiRiG.

T HAVE on hard large lot of, IA and 7.S
/ SURFING. 0<nabprgs, Cotton Yarn, Co;tt n
Cards, 'Los-wood, IadEo CoPperaS, Nails, T'srkS,
a1d many other drt.cles cau be found bay calling
at my STORE g.. r.. A. HARRIS. !
Match IS If .. 49,. $. H.. .-...-..' ~
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The eye Of the seertic is blind, yet. the
universe paints on his Sighttess orb a vision
of tr1th he dare not. .>lrun. -. &:
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&ognE March '16.-Ao change isrevprsetl N
orr imlred4gte front. Great ssslTty prevails
amons tie feet n the lever bay S1All quiet in
the hostile feet and army below. - .-..
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The Chesapeake and Clio Canal has been SO
damaged recently by floods that it will take till
midsummer to repair it.
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= Senators Foote, Morrill,, Wade, Wilson, Grimes,
Harl4nd and Ramsay; with their wives, are going
80 Charleston on a "pleasure excursion"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06
Southern Accounts.

New York, Feb. S
The Richmond Examiner, in announc.
ing the confirmation of General Lees ap
pointmen, Of Gene a in Chief, says he
will remain 10 the field With the army
around Richmond. He has published an
appeal for arms and calls for the delivery
to the authorities If Ill in the hands OF
citizens.
Gen Breckenridge is expected to as.
sumo the position of Secretary of War
TO- morrow.
They have story in Richmond that
troops from Thomas army, to reinforce
Gan: Grant in front of The rebel capital
have recently passed over the Baltimore
d Ohio r. X.
NJ smbers of the North Carolina Legis-
lature recently had conference with JEFF.
Davis. Il is said they urged more
vigorous prosecution of the war.
An atlanta correspondent, OF the Rich
mond Dispatch says that it will require
several mopshs yet 10 rebuild the railroa { 9
Ia Georgia that Sherman destroyed. He
also .s,y- hiatt Is f,ly TO attempt 10 dis
guise the fact that 10 North C,rolins.
Georgia, even in Ssu,h Carolina, there is
widespread dlssaiisfastion, which, If not
timely checked, threatens to produce the
grsve,t disaster
Gov. Brown has called an extra sess; n
of the Georgia Legislature 10 meet o.
Wednesday nex1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

r. Ye Pub. called on Ouumts on
last. Found everybody ct
home-slatch string on the outside. "-'
Business brisk Great market for dried
grass. Met Col. Headrict, Cap. SAM,
and DR.. Warden: Col. Gallaspys Bro.
Norris, of the ourier. Hswley. ST., DR..
Taylor, Charley Blake and 0hera - all
stirring men Of that place. Noticed
many new buildings. Congratulats the
people there on having the TOO ongltslked
u college building SO nearly completed
Fine building-an honor to Ottumwsns.
Highly embellishsd lithograph cities on
parchment, will no. compare with their
gerosene-ilIumtned city, as eve from
from Prosser's landing, on darl even
ing. We found our former fellow towns :
man. ]. R Mills, extensively engaged |,
the manufacture OF wagons, DC. Made
the acquaintance OF a number Of business
men ihere-Charley Herman. OF Herman
& Lich,enstadter, Rogers, Of Rogers q
Roundy, and others Looked in on Dan
Eaton, at his furniture room. Paid ou'
respects TO Belts, Utechi. Vac Sickle
>chwarm, as also our bill At the Depot
House, then bow. ed ourselves out
II Bloomfield Guard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-06

We would again remind our readers that this season Of
the yssr time whtn they ccnstanty ftahss 70 sud-
den coughs influenza throat, &c while the children
are in danger from Group throat and lung
plaints 1t Is important that every head o. family
should provide remedy that 4 ready At az times for i'm
mediate USE whether assaulted Il the de hour Of light
violent cough the children with that most dangerous
Of all the midday hour, you should
And ready aad enrctsx remedy II grspplss and COD
tros instaptan.eusly the most stubborn coughs while
IN Group II a sovereign The price II bnt forty
csns per bottie-te bottles twice the rize Of any other
NJ ths ssme price Delays are dangerous iou should
always have II In the house It can be found At al our
drug stores. JnnO-d