Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-23
SlcsIrscArr- Logan has been APP
po;nted Minister to the Republic of Mexico.

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sppoiased the 7th day Of December for thanks
uisiue, ind calls on the people to observe it
xNy- The earnings of the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad thus far the current year,
from January LIST is 81 ,029, ,4A rs.
nv- The soldiers vote in Clermont County
elect A. W. Coan (Union) Representative
by two majority.
s by The given name Of the "Iniante ol
Portugal" is so lengthy, that one may run
mile before it can be repeated.
sa- The people Of Toronto, Canada, are
fearfally exercised over an expected attack
by the Fenians. f
ry- Specimens of gold have been found
among the burings of some Of the oil wells In
Philadelphia. ~
rar The hotels in Washington have raised
prices for boarding to IS per day, 'fr the
special benefit of Congressman
p reA. Two Indian Chiefs convicted of par
ticipating in the massacre in Minnesota in
1862, were executed at Fort Smelling on the
9th inst
p@. The exports of specie from New York
the last week were $l96, 400; total since Jan
uarv $25, ,4S4,6lS, against $40, ,953,S52, for
the corresponding time last year. 4
1G Gov. Browniow in company with HoI.
N. MAYNARD, was robbed of his watch and
$500 by highwaymen near Nashville, Tenn,
the LIST inst
Mgs A mortgage for thirty million dollars
was recorded in Trumbul county, Ohio, on
the first inst, on which one thousand dollars
in stamps was required.
H9- Reports received at the Treasury De-
partment, show that smuggling is carried on
onthe Canada frontierto greatextent. Many
seizures and arrests have been made
RA- On opening the Court at Richmond,
Va, but one Attorney was admitted to prac-
tice, the others declining to take the required
oath
SOLDIERS HOME CoLuMBUs. State
Journal says, during the first ten days of No
vember there were furnished 668 meals and
81 lodgings. Whole number of meals ,3j6.
D@ rebel draft for three thousand pounds
sterling, drawn on London, found its way into
the United States Treasury, and has been
paid by the house of the drawee on presenta-
ton
16- Gov Anderson, of Ohio, has revoked
his proclamation appointing day for hanks
giving, and requests the people of Ohio to
observe the one designated by the President,
the 7th proximo.
ad- On the 18th inst, the western train
from New York, ran off the track at Newark,
New Jersey, causing the death Of several per-
sons s;-cause, the negligence of the switch
tvutivr. --.----.
H@- The abandoned lands in South Caro-
lima, not included in General Sherman's as
signment to Freedmen, will be restored to the
former proprietors on proof Of pardon under
the amnesty proclamation
sD- In case depending before court at
Philadelphia, photographs have been received
as competent testimony, and thereupon under
instructions, verdict found against the
plaintiff
SOLDIERS VorE-T'he soldiers votes lust
opened, increases the majority on the home
vote given General Cox for Governor l74l,-
aad other candidates on the State ticket about
the same ratio
D0rOn the 10th inst an election took place
in Nevada for Local and Legislative officers
and Congressman, majority of whom in
cluding Mr. Ashley for Congress, (Republi-
oan,) was elected by 1000 majority. .,..
a@r Mr. Clay United States Minister to
Russia, has addressed a lengthy letter to the
Government on the subject of the cattle
plague" and recommends the interdiction of
all cattle from Europe to this country for
some time to come.
p@- A New Orleans paper asserts that
mysterious preparations are going on there"
the sale of all Government property being
suspended, and troops in a course Of transit
d for the Rio Grande! Mexican affairs are u.s.
suming hopeful position.
n@- Latest Foreign news represent that
the Premiership of England was still in
allegiance, but it appears to be conceded that
Earl JOHN Russell will succeed: Should he
do SO it is to be presumed that the policy of
his predecessor will be strictly carried out, in
ciniing fho- o-extention of the right of suffrage,
B9r On the 10Th inst. Gen. Grant visited
the '"Union League rooms (head quarters of
the Mexican Republic) New York, and in re-
ply to an address tfom its President, remark
ed, There is one sentiment in your address
which is mine also, pJ" it is the one touch
ing the future pfe MsSicor'
D1r The Richmond Wing wss4s the mem
bers elected to Congress from that State, that
if they shall submit to take the "test eath,".
THE result will be such that they had better
never have been bora'---a fine specimen this
ofSouther,a loyalty snreiy;~ but being fore
warned is to be forearmed.