Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-07-13

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drop was narrolo' wl.n sIoachy dress ana
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uenerai hartraai, now aovaheGu ana read
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(moon;no wornpoI After Tho white oo,,,
waro ali nut ovnr iba nr;snnors' heads AZ. Aspo
rott so;d in d;st;nct tones. "Coodhyo ,nS.
tlemen who are hefore me now. NAV ua gil al,
meet in tbc other world Cod beln n,s ,,.,,s.
Obi OH Ohr' and tho four c,;ra,,,ois ,sosn
hanging in tbe mir The nn,iahta wero lroo,.
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we,o snsnendsS. Atzeso.. d;ed w;tbon, on.
parcnt main while u slabt movement in tbs
Imhs of Mrs Sny,sn wss ali that was saon ~
the death struggle. The bodies of Payne and
Harold struggled considerably. After about
eighteen minutes OF solemn silence, the boc
dies were examined by Surgeon Otis. y. s:
", and Assistant Surgeons Porter and WOOD
ward, who all pronounced life extinct.
One of the cords being permatarely severed
by a soldier, one of the bodies FIJI down witR
a tWmp The bodies OF Atzerott, Harold
Payne and Mrs. Surratt, We're then placed in
strong white pine cotfins in the order named
1t was not ascertained positively whether the
necks of Atzerot and Payne were dislocated
or net, but that those OF Harold and Mrs.
Surratt were there is no doubt. The boxes
were properly marked with the names of the
criminals, the burial was completed by de-
tall OF the ISL corps, shortly aIter "hich the
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FATAL AFFAIR AT WHEELING
Wheeling, Va, July IA most distressing
and fatal calamity occurred here about
clock last night, resulting in the death of
Capt John List an old and prominent citi.
zen Of this city, and the wounding of Major
McPhial, Chief Paymaster of this Depart
ment A squad of the provost guard were in
pursuit of an escaped prisoner, when an order
was given to fire, which was obeyed by one of
the MEMBERS the ball taking effect in the
thigh of Capt List, scvering an artery, and
passing through the foot of Major McPhial,
producing painful flesh wound. Capt List
died in about an hour after receiving the
wound. The affair has caused a deep feeling
through Tile community
DISASTER AT SEA-
Montreal, July THE Purser of the steam
or Moravian makes the following statement
The ship Wm Nelson, from Flushing, for
Philadelphia or New York, was destroyed by
fire on the banks of Newfoundland. The fire
originated from rel,ho bolt being put in u
tar pot between decks Forty people were
taken to st. Johns by the steamer Meteor
-Four hundred people are missing Some may
have been saved in the Eoats
Capt Alton, of the Moravian, gives the fol-
lowing statement:
The Associated Press boatman at Cape
Race reported that the steamer Meteor, be-
longing to D. & W. Stuart arrived at St.
Johns on Friday, with forty OF the passengers
and crew Of the ship VIM. Nelson, taken from
the burning wreck on the banks of Newfound-
land
The Wm Nelson sailed from Flushing for
New York, with German emigrants on board
Before the Meteor reached the burning ves-
sci, all the boats had put off full of passen-
gers and crew, but none ofthe boats had been
heard Of, so far as Capt Alton could learn
There were upward of four hundred pas
sengers on board when the vessel sailed.
CLOSING OF IRON ESTABLISHMENTS