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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Commercial Iptc.iiscsec.

Ioypox MONEY MARKEr. .--Corsols on the e,d
clo--d dull and raciiorsIy 1~er-R. @e lfsre ~as is
d.eoups amand u the Baik u Ers-d The rate rs"snrd
me ~ssIy Bank r..pn In the bulion Of
Esrfns Bro. Co. quote Bsr sivera Sfesl' Do'isr',
ttilf; fsgie., MI .... -. .....-r.- 49,,
&, ste. SO. r.meia ssscs3 wiih hni.sd rnuiJ A
aise bane~ ba. been done Ia nrirsst s.tesi n.~sShu
80 s,ss s~ r,nI',,s', aone. ..Sssvo SsG% dsi
s"s lS paeh:.,s: .-te been ~'ds a. I1e poA' D0"'.
Itysrr3o,, ssut. e. O. n.-corrox-71s Blosr'. Cir.
colaI Gays. Tbs inaloD In tie cotton market n'sl ssei
s,, Friay. h., continued s.n nefe..ed Vsoi uoashoa'
,hs pas ssk dur!ny which lts ss.s have been 20 m M
Accsp, .Sp, Assea of 'rher qaetscus sod deeIe-'sd
estimate OF oci. panied hy eIi'nsye order; 20 tc
clscu,cd manaiAc srns dis'es have sdded to M
fr,4ng OF cosbdegse peYioa4y eH'ii'r -si Inc nI.r'
IN Amsrien In er,,r.i,- tu,inc.' hs, been done snd
prcr hays sdvtnesd ,a PR n Sea Island = aeis s.s
9ss.as ssi 2 "a re- s's r. fae ..
800 BIZ. ,neluai's go 20 'PsSda,o' s sa S,H, 20.
I'D a. Miastas @ SsSis 1psti. and Isr. isa rs
,s.srd,y rp ws's ,s.s sSsGs oS s.us /. ..s.a q :S
t4Iss insl nciss ~ seo smeris su.
poiuers ss.as vel gss-S sdvno-d thir qao.or. spd
sYeiy. ,.s sv-ls'' hsl'sf'ed 'a on Tues
.h.,.e.re,,;1 n,sl:.st..o, sg-bS. ca. and IN,
.app, rrs. .dv,sc~d Issd VI c,sia Red sIrry snoa
~ Hsa"i"ses ssst irsi-n Cor" an'' at q @fisf'r
Frov,u,sa-se.sr Bissrd. I'hys q o.. Bsses, sc.
Sulif- Cos sad other rvp B..f dn bat steady fo's
"a limited dsBspd is,. Bacon s.ls ONLY In rtal
lo,. Lerd--.,oet exlrussd. aud business quite Icisi-
Cb.e.. Wy Scv Ts'o~ ID ~ lover os ths sssk b
Puo.ros- me Rrof.rs tsTelrf rosi Ash.s "a Pots
-ssy Pe-r. 70 bat higher pnrs ssked at toe cicse
sqs... rons saa saa ssrrsi sos ,s.s,irs ass IA
sni B,tuorc al the ,as price lJrg'd Ayr aud srsin
nxr anarf tar.r. Iins--d Cesrs doh Lnis.~d On act
w. aud 81, .rrr sIt<i fi,h Os inn,,iv-. fos'n In isr
dep.nd ~ steady Spin" fusfeam- 'O" at Si '0r
ImEoLyrx-Bou'., Rrsi,h rfrn Ion rsror; good
aisud lo with sales q of d'co,otsi nv "a io'
n the s,ot End a, 27D4 TO- 10 Hfvt Srusc beA pren
10 d 20 aftir-. q f2I.
Losr ,s Msnxenl-M-'.r'. Bsrius Broshcn 10. report
Breadsfs d st bsr-iy sat ~-eAs nes iron fv'rt sa
,e..ussJ sur.. tsy ~ drsre, SDs,e IN sooi nsnd
q.. IA wuhost nsssria -hsHg-s common ynsoi q Y.
Etes .s.dy. sp.fua IN In. ipw Q. tssuch - "
Crads Prrols an Eds Re1nsI3 3s sy~rm Oh nI at
a.ls T. AZ. ed D.. sJvauc.d g. ~ asii !iissei, Iv
irhsr Lns,ed Gahr. aud dropping TAow lees buoy.
All New r. \. e., ~ !. .r
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Ssssr.xSs-
m.rlsI.-RcporteaJy Tehgrapa,

Os,Ynoa Sent a-fleas active, sales oi 200 bbs.
prices UNCHANGED. " brat unchangedi sales ol ovo
bush Mfiv sukso Cuh. by sample at oei 500 onsb.
tnce % yptlnr 70 s.ri,e nt ti t5, 3oo hush Auber
N,chigrn at o. 10. tnd ZOE bush Win,or i'ed 90
private tslnE Crn qu'et; No LIMOS ps,a oo so.
1--we AID loninal lover. Prime Canada he'd nj ~ -
q ei rs, which 2a.,c. above bWers sies kye
hrm sies Of 6oN ,u'h CanAds a. ~' Isnri irsisns
ley 10 Rye re. Ous &c. 70 New.fork 70 Alhssy-
B-rly lsc; Lake ,1pg,.'Is2@c cu eush. whsai 9S ~
Cy.s Hour, iI,oQ0 busl, Wbsst 1900 busl. Corn
$40 hash. barley. Skipped BY raifo"d-o0o 1ois'
Hour. -.
wheat sells at O. 10 for rejected Red 81 IS for No
do aud a cargo Of White Canadian at about :? ~.
Oats 6 aG2c for State: 5sc for Canadian and sos. ior
sar. Tor sound. sso. for Dnsound Barey-sses IL co
bush. Cansdn Yves. o. o. ~ Shipped by tcws--fy i0v
bwh Corn. go busb. Wheat, ~ 40 bush OATS 20 'OC
SS.s .sS: wsss Ess.y 81 SC Cora % Barley os;. Flour
BALrrNoar, Oct a-Fonr steady. Wheat very firm.
Cora quiet, Waite andy At sic'oc Oits hrm At
;; sss s: pr sssa e r5ssss@ %ssy iisdS
CHICAGO October a-Blonr irm; spIag graues "a
vancod l0sosOc obi rings light Wheat frm and ad;
.11sss sg+c M 'ss' ssrr a. a slasc Gr No.
Hrd 5sid6oc. for No. Oats nrm al 0dS}o'
Provisions firm. but nothing doing FroiShls steady.
Corn loc, ~ buffalo: Hghspo; ln'etvs o hoeelps' s,
Corn. LOO 40 hpsh. Oats ShipmsntA Loo bes Flour
sa0O0 bush. Wheat. $4,000 Dush. Corn "ao1o ousn'
BUrrAro, Oct s-.Eionr stsady. Wheat nrml No.
Milwaukee aud chicago Spsfng. G ooi No;2 milwaukee
Spring 81 s, Corp quiet parties export NO. l. M,'S
At &Se. paiey--CanadS at 81 rye nominal
Wblsiy. At 81 "a Mess Posk. at s35 5oSt& Canal
Freights 30 Now. w.York-wheat l7e.i Corn, iac oats'
sic -. u,h.., Arm. No
Hiiwrnh:s N 60 Corn. sound No. held at 15c..
and No. at no. GALES 50 600 bash wsrn !oe' Oats
ouict, No. held Il $50. Bnriey-Canada el 8 kyei
ssIes OF worm At SOc.j no Sound In market; Whilky
sa o. Pork ess sOat@ Canal fregh!s to New. York
ssa lS S.R SS:R WI %s. % ~ 81 Ss:S Com
bush Oats, AGA hush. Barley. Canal eIports s2.S3o
Iush Wheat lee OeO basb. Corn. 30 s0O bush. Oats.
TOLEDO, Oct. a-wheat Old. 90. better, New, 3o
iower 'ssies of Od White Michigan et q sO New.
Oi sSi Old Amber Michigan. q 1875 New. q 90. Ola
No W sbash o. TO- Corn steady; salcs at 3D.. Oats
unohsnaed, salss " <0a.~ Lsks fssights trn...
PMIIDEIrHX. Oct a-Four frmi holder: DO;
nssd en- advance Wheat aetissL MARKET excited. aud
usattied, salcs B. 100 bush New Red. at ~ I5aS2 a0
Old DO, q 2o4e2 30. Corn frmj sales OF Yellow St
a509ec Petroleum unsettled; Crude. .a6039s ReRnsd
In bond. 62a63o., fres. eo8S1c z. % l-t - f..lh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
TO tine Associated Press.

HARTFORD. CT. Tuesday Oct, :, 1864
Every county n the State votes against the
Amendment except Wirdbam, Which gives abort go
mri ,riiy in the affirmative. Hartford County gives
l., 200 majority against the Amendment New.ftavsn
County 2Is, New Lenjon County Goo Fairfield CouB-
" abont i,J0 Tolland County 400 litehte.d County
abont 900 Middlesex Conhtv about co., The majority
IN the State viii not he less than 5000
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
u. o. r.J rau
The Excitement In England l.
Important Manifesto by the Emperor
, - 80. stis Of Austria. Is..
No Change in the French Policy
Contemplated. oJ ) ,.,

The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Capt Lott,
which cft Liverpool at lo,ao the morning OF tie l
and Queenstown on the esehing Of the oath eptsmbes.
arrived here early this morning bringing ls2 passen'
gers f' .trr.
The Pennsylvania arrived at Liverpool early on The
morning Of the ed Septenber. e'ah
The Afioa arrived of Crookhayen at 7.30 On tie
morning OF the I'D. -.to iDia'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
CONNECTICUT.
The Late Election Grstisnde ef the STATE
70 its Colsred TrosPs-Every Cssn'y
Opposes tho Asnendrsens save O"o-
The Total Majority Nes Less than

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday. Oct 3. le6S.
One Of the foremost reg 'ments to break the
Rebel line on the James River und.r Gch Butler was
the Twepty ninth Come ccnt Coored Volunteers AT
tue time her white regiments we're beng mustesed ont
these gallant men, with the same right and desire to
return home. were shipped off TO Texas, and now up
hold her ,ri.vined standard upon the banks OF the
Rio Graade. The ex'entof their enthusiasm yes,
terdays vote in Com ocout has not ransrfd bot If
equal by half the noisy ecstaces Of ever, Rebel here
about it viii nerve them to s gr aier dces Of vnloE
and sacrifice Of lie for the grateful say al home white
men. I'D. .t. ....I f.T
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
TENNR ssRE.

Message Of Gov. I;rownisw-End
i' Of the Rebeiiisn-Iise Frsnrhise Low
Iss tsepeai Mes sAdvocAted-he~B Rebels
gsonia be Ppnisked = EsnIgtetion-
Whites and Biscks-The Ttstinie.y OF
ErcriRsen-Presisiess LehssSa Is-
% derscd- M"rder ia aN,shvi;ie-Js"ionsy
the Ca0se--1 he State Meihsdisv Fpi.ce-
pal Conference.-The Graad masenie
Lodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
The Late Br. Wayiana-Hfcesiss Of shs
AIw~xi q Brewn Universisy.

PEoTsgNcR. X. J.. Tuesday. Oct 3. 1865
A meeting of the Alumni of Brown University
held at Manning Hall day 10 consider the death
Of ex President wayland. Prot George Chsso pre-.
sented appropriate rcsYutions. which were adopted
Addresses were delivered by the Hon H.B An.
thosy. ID. 3. Bradley, Abraham Payne X. H. Hazard,
DR.. Barnes Sears. Pfesdsnt Of the University. DIR.
Alexes Caswell Spd the Rev. AsnAa LiacAn. The
College Facaty. the Alumni and ths studsnts wil st-
tend the funeral tomorrow In body.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MISasESIPPI.

Unpardoucd Lsaislntogs Cannot Take their
sests-The Gsbcrnstosial Candidate
D. .yHseh yi5lc.
JACKSON Miss, Friday Sept. %. le6J.
Gov. Shsrkey has given the opinion that un-
ps,ioed ee islaiot viii not be able 90 take their seats
Ills vii make Gen. Humphreys tie gubernatoriai
candidate, inefg bic. .....-
Business is assuming great activity in this city. II
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
AI.AR 4 N A.
Of ibe Convention-Eiecfio
Ordered In Neve,n hcr-- o ordinances Con-
, eexniur Precdmcn.
MONrnnMrRY. Nm. Fridhy. 81

MoSrGoMEBY, Ala, Friday Sept %, lse3.
The Alabama State Convention to-day adopt
ea ordinances ordering she election ~ State officers
the ist &oBlay IN Eoyea5sT. egn ying the ifIoges
of negroes authorizing thc County ccmmisr tefs TO
provJe tcr incigert aud helpless negroes and direct.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
THE PRER DAlEN.
Rsshusiassic Meeting NJ Peaersburs-Thc
Largest African Church Rtli>d - Over
noWiag-Addrcsse it isl
FETYl.spUEO, Va, TuesdI

PETaspUIo, Va. Tuesday, Oct q. IsG5.
An immense meeting Of Freedmen Was held
here last night Tho largest African church In the
city was crowded TO excess. Capt Stuart Barnes Of
the Preednans Bureau made an address exboring the
freedmen TO labor. and disabusng tho minds u the
blacks Of the idea thDt the anos Of thcir late
were TO be divided among them.
The address was Enthusiastically reeeived. Ad.
dresses also delivered BY several coored speskers
all exbortng the freedmen TO sobricty and industry,
and ooanseng friendly feeling Il ard the whites. The
meeting adjourned at late hour -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
LOUISIANA
scixsre Ay Gen. CANDY sf BIssiis P.siaess-
Reported supsrsedure or the State SUI
periniepdeus OF the r Vrsedme n,s II area u.
NEw.OnLYAks. Satprday.

NEw'OhLRAks. Saturday. Sept, 20 isoj.
Gen. Candy has seized the steamers Chero-
kee aud Magnolia Mobile packets they layins failed
20 comply with the principles Of concession made ia the
joint orders VI the army and navy commanders
1t B reported that I. W. Conway Superintendent
Of ire freedmen's Bureau in this State. mas been
spperce.cd. ~l1 lt tCrN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Ths Dalsiasre Tsadss Usi~n--DsmsustS =,
IL Raver Of shc KIshi.1Isur Msveusess.
BALun0RR, Tuesday, Oct.

D. Ib6S, :
The great turnout of the Trades Union Asso.
Citations ef Baltimore took place tonight. Tsre was
torchlight proocession and mass meeting In Nonu.
mant- square, In support OF the eight-honf system
Numerous Banners trAnsparsnciee and oars dis,
representing the vxions trades Two full
ships and steamboat were IN the line Ihs strsSts
were crowded With slNetAtoyG
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
10 the Associs.sd Press.

,r..fl-.ru ST. Louis. Monday. Dot O. 1895.
:. a. special dispatch from Lawrence, Kansas,
coL Wells. Superintendent Of the Southern indiana
sn Important saty with the 0sage tribe at their
Friday last "''' w
vsss Osages ceds about one million Il Ac1ss for
Ien Ine GcSernment pays 500 900.
oa TWO millions OF acres ake also ceded from the
sas Of their reservation, t6be sold in trust Tor
Asse lands are in Kansas, and the rights Of sst.
tsr,S these lands VIE heads Of fannie are
Tc'se By the treaty.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Prisoners Counsel Demand More
Time.
.A>onrnment of the Court Until
tse To-Day. .- = + .u
Lee. Cobb and Johnston Not
m eubpenaed. I3JA /

srse,.l pi,ps,eh 10 The N. y. Trbrpe.
WAsuIysroN, Tuesday, Oct. J 1865.
There is no truth in the statement teiegraphed
,,om here that bevy Of Rebel Generals. Gen. Lee
among the number are be summoned By the defense
In the Wirz case. --------- ------
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
sen a,eriai Nssnirasion.

RIcHrRrD SPRINGS n Y. Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1858
The Hon. George X. Andrews was to-day re-
nominated for Senator from the Twentieth District BY
acc lanaiiou. I'D .tr ... ..... -r..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
m.veu,er,s Of Crn.l Grant.
CTNclsyA,rI Tuesday. Oct.

CINCINNATI Tuesday, Oct. 3 1885.
Gen. Grant left here this morning for UOluJn-
us where he met with sn enthusiastic reception. lie
qoos to Steubsuville Tomorrow. l'r-f RI Z %
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

JupicrAr NOMINATION, The Union cendi.
wv Jua.ed pssiISs ,ss sss A9s ,Tss.
Potter Re having received ~ snc vN,o. -, & sno,Ssr
person.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
JSuasia.

The .Josrnol Of 81. Psters6s,g, in answer to
tn Aoni<ss SAYS; "W th respect to Tho Duches Rns'
sIs atx eye consider6d tia. tbe two German POWERS
ad not feuaiB.d the ground Of the European treat
iss b.it size dbl not think proper 70 encourage the
Danish Goyernmert In Illusions which could not DO
reahzed Ras-ia VII act ae shc did two years ago.
When her interests shall reqrire H."
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
I Cs.,. II Appeal. Cai.aAs,..

2 , 7.Ill q DO. AihAyY Tuesday, Oct, 4 1888.
The day calendar'f for "wednesday, October
ls6s-Nos is7. iae. I:e ell. i6o l6l l62, l63 I6+
and 1863
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
INDIAN AEEAuR0.

important Treaty -CsseIudea With the
0saSe Tribe-One MILLER Acres Codca
- @@svsrn8ssf--0tker Prev Visions. q
~sssa Dispsseh to The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Oct g. 1905
oei' Sells, Special Commissioner recently sent
:" 70 treat With The Ossse indians al Pne Bluff, Kan
s' today tslersphed to the Commissioner Of the In
@sa Bureau Stating that be had met them a. the
S'ns designated and lad concluded satsfactoxy
,ussty with them after short conference of thres
hours - "''~"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
PROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Cesvensiss Orge"ixea-""o' H' "'
Reade chosen President over Vne
HunArea Mcusbrvs Prescaf.

70 H RALElGH, ". e., Mondsy' Oc'' . lew
The Moth Carolina Convention met to-day
and organized BY eecting Hon. f. @. Reade Presiaall'
and Joseph Moore Of Halifax, Cq,rk NJ .
Over 100 members w-re present. Messrs. Cannon
end Holden OF The Sraadara were elected printers.
Committees appointed wait upon tho GoYernof
and to prepare rules for the govrnmen nt OF the Conveh'
tion, which adjourned Until to morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
! udia.

BoMRAI, Sept. l6,-shrtings IN good DC.
nand Cottop advancing. Shipments fince the 9Th,
10 40 baies Exchange ogs oa.aon. 2jot Freghts 10
Liverpool. zOI. +tlil-. -'.t
CAIcUTIA. Sep. la--Shirtings steady. Exchange.
lqIC1 't--i'lf VI .' t.t't r. .-- /.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

.5lnI Io5 3isirJ IDlI
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

announced that he ritst not be expected to
depart from the positions he had heretofore as
sumed in his proclamation of emancipation
and other documents, as these positions were
reiterated in his annual message. 1t was
further declared by the President that the
complete restoration of the National authority
everywlieqe was an indispensable condition Of
any assent ON our part to whatever form Of
peace might be proposed The President as
sured the other party that while he must ad-
here to these positions, he would be prepared,
so far as the power is lodged with the Execu-
tive, to exercise liberality. It's power, howev-
er, is limited by the Constitution, and when
peace should be made Congress must ncces-
sarily act in'regard to the appropriations Of
money and to admission of representatives
from the insurrectouary States
The Richmond party were informed that
Congress had on the 3lst, adopted by the con-
stitutional majority, joint resolution submit
ting TO the several States the proposition to
abolish slavery throughout the Union, and that
there is every reason to expect that it will
be accepted by three-fourths of tho States, SO
as to become part of the national organic
law. The Conference came to an end by mu-
tual acquiescnce, without producing an agree.
ment Of views upon the several matters dis
cussed, or any ofthcm. Nevertheless it is per.
haps of some Importance that. we have, sub
mitted our opinions and views directly to
prominent insurgents, and to hear them in
answer in O courteous and nHt unfriendly
manner. -
lam, sir, your obedieht Servant,
VIM H. SEWARD
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16
Military.

From Gen Grant's command we have in
telligehce ofthe, advance ef a portion Of his
force south Of Petersburg on the 5th inst,
and of severe fighting On that and the subse-
quent day, by the 5th and 9Th corps with
large masses of the enemy concentrated to
intercept their advance, but in vain. The loss
ofthe 9Th corps is represented az being Sc
we're, but the enemy which was the assailing
partys vas thoroughly repulsed by the two
corpst after forming d. junction, suffering
severely, The objective point of this move
mentianQt yet defined, though the command
Ia persistent in its advance. aud will soon de-
6ae-the purpose of the movement -0ur loss
in Tie tSo days fighting is estimated at 9l
officers and l,i3i men. From the latest news
we; learn that our forces have securely in
trenehed themselves near TIE Southern Rail-
road, which constitutes an advance of some
FIVE miles on the left of the army.
The progress Of further movements by Gen.
Sherman, together with its tendency, is also
reported at considerable length, which while
It mysti6es the rebels, appears better under
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16
ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 81.
SEYArE-Feb. 7. COL Connell offered
resolution, requesting the Governor to procure
at once from the Secretary of War, and report
to the General Assembly, the reason for the
diffcrencein the assignment of quotas in sew
eral districts between the pending and last
call; ifany just reasons exist and if any wrong
has been done, procure reassignments of the
quotas and a suspension of the draft until the
same be done. . -'-1' 80 = ~" Z =
The preamble accompanying the resolution
sets forth, that the present assignment has pro-
voked among the people of the State, feel.
ing and belief that the sam. is fraudulent and
unjust, for the reason that although the gen.
eral quota Of the State at the last assignment
differs only about one hundred from the State
quota assigned inlast December, yet in many
Districts of the State the quotas have been
more than doubled by the new assignment,
while in few districts large and inexpicable
deductions have been made, as, for instance,
the quota of the Fifteenth District, has been
increased 949; and the quota of the First Dis
trict reducrd more than l,400. The resolu-
ton was laid on the table and ordered 10 be
printed.
THE Observation-Disclosures RATIFIED BY
THE HOUSE.
The vote being taken on the adoption of
the resolution, resulted yeas 30, nays lS, as
follows ,s..srt ....-0
Those who voted in the affirmative were
Messrs Allison, Ayres, Babcock,, Bdwell,
BRAKEMAN, Brinkerhofi, Clark, Cochrane, Da-
venport, Dawson, Delano, Deford, Dryden,
Evans, of Brown, Evans, Of Clinton, Everett,
Ferrell, Forbes, Free Galogy, Glover, Green,
of Hamilton, Gunsaulus, Harrison, Hayden,
Hixon, Hogh, Hoover, Huston, Johnston, Of
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

r@.The Draft under the late call of the
President is upon us, but does not altogether
find US unprepared. Pomeroy is exerting her
self greatly to meet the quote assigned her,
which is 81, ard to the present writing has
raised 54recruits with fair prospect of com.
pletingi it, before she shall receive notification
of the drawing Of the lottery. Such also we
learn is the case with our enterprisng neigh
bors at Middleport, who are never derilect in
the discharge of their duty inthis respect they
have been operating for some time, but with
what success we have not yet.learned, but the
discharge Of cannon from that direction, indi.
Gates that their efforts in this behalf have been
successful
Joseph Riggs is still recruiting for Pomerty,
and will do SO for some time to come, still pay
ing 5000 private bounty, the recruit realizing
further bounties, in the aggregate large
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

KENTUCKY LEGrsLAruRE-On the 9th inst,
Governor Bramlette, by his message, recon-
mended this branch of the State Government
to ratfy the amendment to the Constitution of
the II,iitcd States, Des" propided Congress
, shall make precision in the sum Of $34 ,Oo0,-
600, to indemnify the people Of Kentucky
against the Toss Of slares ~ho obtain their
freedom by virtue Of fthe constitutional aboh-
tion of slavery One would sappose that the
Executive of State like that of Kentucky,
should know better than to afix terms and
conditions to a Legislative proceeding, which
under the Constitution of the General Govern
ment, to be legal, must be first single in pur'
pose, and in the second place, uncondition-
al NEGRO on the brain" is bad disease
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

nA. The bill ratifyng the amendment of
the Constitution recently submitted by Con-
grcss, has passed the Ohio Legislature, by al
most Unanimous vote. The Senate of Indi-
ana have 'also passed the necessary resolutions
ratifying the Constitutional amendment, which
ere this has doubtless been concurrcd in by
the House. The Lower House has since con-
Cured
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that the copartnerseip hereto
i fore existing under the frm name Of D. E.
Smith Bro. doing business at Pomeroy, Ohio,
is dissolved by mutual consent, by the retirement
of Mr.. D. A. Smith. Any demands due by or to
said firm can be adjusted by the subscriber, at
their former place Of business, where the books
will remain for settlement. D. q. SMITH.
February l3th, lss5A[7.st.] e...a
THE subscriber having succeeded to the lato
i firm of D. E.. Smith & Bro, olothiers and
finders Of mems apparel, hereby notifies the pub
lie that he will continue the business st the house
of tho late firm on front street, one door west Of
the Gibson House, where he will at all times
keen on hand large and extensive stock Of
goods to be disposed Of on reasonable terms.
-. D. E. SMITH.
February 18Th, 1se5.-[s-7-tf.]
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nEA. The u. s. Senate and House met in
Joint convention on the Sth inst. to count the
electoral vote for President and Vice Presi-
dent. The scene is described IS being grand
in the extreme. The joint session refused to
count the vote of any State, which now is, or
has heretofore been engaged in rebellion
The count resulted as follows, Abraham Lin
coin and Andrew johnson received 233 votes
each, to 81 for Mcclellan and Pendleton.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

sa. Both Houses of Congress have passed
a bill making the bridge now in course of con-
struction between Cincinnati and Covington,
"a postal Road thus compelling steam
boats to regulate their boats by the heigdth of
the Bridge '. .r
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

R@r Gen. Grant submitted to the Com
mittee on the War;" that lie has made ar
rangements for the exchange of all our pris.
oners in the hands Of the enemy, which will
be executed to the extent of from 1000 to
5000 per week. Cheering news this, to the
sulferers and their families.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

Ne. The Ohio Senate BY the casting vote Of
the Lieut. Governor, defeatcd the bounty hiH
introduced by the late Mr.. MILESTONE, which is
result to be deplored> the draft isupon land
no bounty bill forthcoming; the people have
great cause Of complaint.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-16

pT AT Camp Chase, on the sth inst, out ct
500 prisoners selected for exchange, cTernne.
half declined prcferring any 'tonst4nences to
that Of being restored to the Service of JEFF,
Davis