Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-26
ure to cooperate BY bringing Porter again in
connection with one he regared as his enemy.


ure to cooperate by bringing Porter again in
connection with one he regared as his enemy
| CREDIT FOR HUNDRED DAYS MEN
The olutionintroduced by Mr. Noble in
the House, provides for the credit to Ohio and
other States of the service Of the hundred
days men, to be redaced to YEARS, and placed
to the quotns Of the subdivisions of districts
NIAGARA MARINE RAILWAY l NJ
h Mr. Little;ohn, Of New York, introduced a
Substitute for the pending bill for constructing
a ship canal around Niagara Falls. It loans
to the Company proposed three millions Of
dollars for the building of n marine railroad.
A coLoRED CANDIDATE FOR A cADETsHIP.
Since General Buffers arrived berehe has
been endeavoring TO secure the appointment
of bright, intelligent negro boy as cadet
Mt West Point, to be educated for the Regular
Army like the white cadet. Whether as an
indication of future political movement, or as
a parting thrust atthe Regular Army, to which
he attributes his removal, the effort IS equally
| significant and noteworthy.
a,igt THIRD HONOR FOR GENERAL TERRY. 4 or
The President has nominated Gen, Terry q
1 Brigadier General in the Regular Army, and
the Senate has confirmed the nomination.
This makes the third honorable distinction
conferred ON him within week, ,1viz the con
firmation of his previous nomination as Brr.
vet-Naior General and Major General of Vol
unteers, and now as Brigadier IN the Regular
Army. z'Sc' ." fE'l a-'N ga"
' rrBric PRINTING, ga
The Superintendent OF Public Printing, in
his annual report, states that the cost of print
1 ing papersand binding for the year ending or
the 3Oth of last September, was one million
four hundred and twenty thousand dollars
The cost Of public printing and binding fol
the present year. ending in September next
A will exceed two millions of,dollars The pa
per alone will cost one and quarter millions
The journeymcn have earned an average O
three dollars dny EACH and the girls an av
erage of one dollar a day. 7sy yraE
s'''- NATURALIZATION q"
Mr.. Wilson succeeded in Incorporating hi
amendment prohibiting the future naturaliza
ton Of foreigners who. were .esdents of tn,
country in April, 1861, and who, if natural
lied, would have been subject to military duty
Washington, Jan. 2l-The indications il
the rebe! Congress point strongly to the sue
cess of the movement for making Lee Mill
tary l'ictator. Resolutions to that effect hav
already passed the rebel Senator.
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| The number of our prisoners in the hand
Of the rebels is fraction over 43,0O0 w
lbold over ~ Oil, of their mon ;noInd;,r .
Major and Brigudier Generals
FIVE BLOCKADE RUNNERS ,AprERrp
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.on ,,,n. n n ,leeseu .i,o p .ne VA,
Esh.r Guo h,noI,So r,,nnn., e - al vi vi
.,1Ins n. Dh"u' i Ln"is, .Au'' VII VII va,
to,,.;. $500 Va" "a,. Isen Iup."u willie "'
'1"'P'"e ~ ''' ''''o NV, o"'' 'pe , o''i i''''i
coEcILIA-IoS TOWARD THE CoNFEDERACY.
:, A letter saws il is generally believed tha
the Administration has determined to pursu
n more conservative and concilia,orv tr,nrse
Oh tie sro"ho 'uat '.e eohieaeracy ma
.sa',ua .s .,, , 1,n' =" ~. !ormatu career "nc'
,"r r". 80 o oo''tN'''' IN W 'en'
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REBEL COMPLAINTS OF REpEL CAVALRY
The rebel popcrs arc MAKING lopd cou
plants about the d;sposit;ons Of Wheeler
cavalry in Gcorr and South Cf%olina
II is asserted that thoy numbered Ike ir
: III .b:tants far worse than was done by III
Yankees, taking all the portable nropcrtv the
could find, and selling such rs they did nt
want Wheeler and his officers we're uuab
: to restrain the soldicrs
I ata "s# ir l9h' .fH +- |- 5@
LOUD rALN IN SOUTH CAROLINA
u The South Carolina papers comment upo
the expected advance OF General oherma,
and thinks he designs doing serious da'nas
to the l'almetto' State, They make nn c"rl
est call for the people to ra ly One p':pe
savs Let the march OF the enemy uipo
our soil be rendered perlous by the crack
= the uncrrlng. rifle from every thlcket an
swamp, and let our women, instead OF cSh'
itlng tlmldity, nervousness and panic, prov
themselves worthy representatives OF those
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