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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

the current year in the contests which have
already taRen. place2 Let facts answer.
In the states of Maine, Vermont Conn. and
Pa they have failed just in proportion to
their abandonment of the principles they here
toforclprofossed; they have invariably failed
in theIelectioh of their Gubernatorial candi-
dates, and as to o representation to either
horse of Legislation in all those States, their
paucty is so SMALL as to give them not even
semblance of power. In the great West
they are not more fortunate, they have equal
ly failed to elect their candidates to the Ex-
ecutve Department as they have tothe halls
of legislation, which precludcs all hopes OF
U. s. Senatorial dignity, and seals. for all
time the least hope to State or county Offices;
at least SO sny the people Of Iowa, Indiana
aud Ohio. ''- .'li ''i 'h''t
In Ohio, the loyal pcople-who are strong in
numbers, and for the last several years have
been mighty in graphing with and over
coming the political enemy, not seeing the
necessity oil exercising their usual vigilance
pending the late election, compromised the
matter with conscience and in.a great ,mens-
urc abscntcd themselves from the polls, send
ing against the old adversary mere dctach.
ment from their body, to look after the great
interests which they should themselves have
guarded with the greatest vigilance. Never
thelcss Notwithstanding the disparity of the
forces engaged in the late II cmorable contest,
the Union party succeeded in putting them
Aors de combat in securing a majority of
some thirty thousand: which evidences the gu.
prcmacy Of the Onion party in Ohio, and
what they can do in all future time, if they
will but exercise becoming vigilance. ''.'
j Such VIC have to record as the result of the
elections the current year already had, and
which no doubt will continue with like results
in all 1.-The states which have yet to vote
This defeat of the Dcmocracy--which we
are induced to place on record more rs mat
ter of history than from resentmcnt--is to
them unquestionably the most hear! rcnding
which has taken place the last five years.
Previous to the late election they could bear
up under defeat, because they boldly fought
under their own proper colors; but pot so in
the late contest when they contcndcd under
tho banner of their opponents: in the former
case there was to say ut least u harmony and
consistency; but in the latter instance, the
garins sbsurdity of the position, coupled
with the defeat they sustained, is humliating
and degrading, which the party cannot over
come in thousand years, should they survive
SO long ""rr' q
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

The numbers present have been increased
by delegations from the West, and Califor-
mia delegation is expected. Financial mat
ters are being perfected, and snbscriptionsto to
the loan will soon be commenced. The i'm
auguration will bs#brlliant, and fair, which
lasts two weeks promises to be a greatsuceeSs,
One measure stp provide for the organiza!
ton OF the American members of the brother
hood into military body, ready to cooperate
with their brethren across the water. Bonds
of the Irish Republic are also to be issued
without delry.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
Mexico.

Tho latest accounts from this unfortunate
country leave matters very much in the con-
dition they were when we referred to them last:
small advantages and defeats occurring on
either side which are undecisivc of the pend
ing issues, and about sufficient to perpetuatc
the unhappy condition of the country.
If there is one country on the earth more
wretched than another, it is all the present
constituted Republics of South America,
which some years since emancjpatcd them
selves from Spanish rule, since when it can
not be said they have improved their condi-
ton. but on the contrary is far worse than it
was under Spanish dominion Why it is SO,
in or opinion, can only be accounted for on
the eloui.d Of their religious teachings, which
cngenders vice and ignorance and subjugates
them rather to clerical than the civil author-
ties. This self styleG, emancipation then in
all South America is d nistake, greater
misnomcr than which ca2uot be found in the
history Of any people: before they can become
happy, prosperous and well governed people,
they will haya to progress in another direction,
they must emancipate themselves from eccle.
sisstical domination, when and not before,
they will become happy and prosperous peo
pls. 1t is this ordeal which has been in pro-
gress in Mexico the last several years. which
caused oil the sufferings this unhappy people
nre now enduring, in which if she can succeed
they will once more know happiness and pros.
perity.
In connection with this subject, we have
often thought. of the wisdom. and foresight
OF our revolutionary sires, in interdicting amy
national church whatsoerer in tho United
States; had they not done SO in all probability
our own country at this time, would have
been in no better condition, than our miser-
able southern neighbors are at the present
time.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

Sas- On onr FIRST page, it will be seen, that
We scpublish the opinions of Sec. Mccullough
recently ,aAlivered before public meeting at
Fort WAYNE ',ndiana, which reach us via
Chicago, and which we lay before our readers
with great deal of satisfaction.
The opinion ennuciated by the 81 'rfetary
both in financial and political point of vie,.
.oge,,, -- with his opinion of the retrospective
and prosnect;vc ~ '"r and ability of this re-
public, to achieve what no othe, government
on earth has yet been able to accompli,n. IS
hlghiy gratifying to the many loyal citizens who
contributed to the development Of the great
hess which our Government has attained;
which must give her preeminence among tho
nations Of the world, anu increased popular.
ity to her institutions as means of confer
ring happiness and prosperity, unknown to-
any other form of Government
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HUNNEWELL'S

UNIVERSAL Ten YEARS has clearly proved
pGssS Snv that the theory of simplicity,
-.--' ~ tho great element of this splcn-
did preparation, which allows its use whenever
there Is tickling or irritation in the Throat, and
producing no debility, is the only and true theory
by which true remedy for Colds, Coughs, Hoarse-
ness, Bronchial Complaints, and all Throat Alice
tions, which if neglected end in CONSUMPTION, can
be effectuay cured.
va. Sore Throat, the great origin of Dipthc-
ria when neglected, is cured by making gerglc
with equal parts of water.
va Testimonials of undoubtod character can
be seen at my Office by all.
Small Bottles, IS cents; Large, so cents.
40" Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Medicine ~
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, No. 0 Commercial Wharf,
[oct, l2-3m Boston, Mass
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fhe Presidcnt's Policy of Recon.
structiOn.

The people of the South have generally eE-
pressed their acquiscence in the fact that the
war has abolished slavery forever The rati
fication of this settlement President johnson
makes condition precedent to the recon-
struction ofthe State Government. The new
State Constitution that have so far been
formed in the freed States have declared the
ab,, htion of slavery. To make this final their
rat;fca,a.ou of the Constitutional Amend
ment is reom. ed Their Legislatures viii all
,oot and his raft. .seation can be made before
: :. Representatives cnd Senators present
hon '1es to Congress for admission The
harnsa,,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26
GOLD 1855, 1866, 1861 | SILVER
| to $4,000.
$:=fs52! ;$55,2g ! $S$b2!
TWO DOLLARS !!}
Manufacturers Agents.
OUR NEW MODE
One Of our GOLD or SILVER WATCH.
ES, OF Silver Tea sets for $2, as
below stated. ti ,a5ta
One Of our tea sets or one piece of our Gold or
Slvcrwarc is worth n bushel of the cheap dollar
jewelry!! .-s
We have adopted the following mode Of ..
DistributiOng ..- ~. -
by sale of 5000 articles of value

OUR NEW, MODE!
! Tho articles of goods arc numbered from up
| to 10000! 37.500 consisting of Piano Mclode-
ons, Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines,
Tea & Table Sets, Solid Silver tea and table
Spoons and Forks, etc., etc., and the other 81
| 800 articles of valuable iewelry, Work and toilet
Cases, Photograph Albums, Opcnface Silver
Watches, and fancy articles in great variety
$4,000 notices numbered from l to 10000 arc
printed and put into sealed envelopes and we'll,
mixed and one of these is taken out and sent to
the person sending to us 20 cents to cover ex-
pense of postage, correspondence, ETC., and the
article or, goods corresponding with the number
on the notice will be sent to the holder of tho
same Immediately (if he desires to purchase tho
articlc on the receipt of t,ro dollars. For. in
stance: If the number on tho notice sent to- you
be 500, and piano or diamond set or gold watch
should be numbered 500, 1t will be sent to you for
SO, and so on for every article in our listof 49,
900 articles. .....rl .-,tiH 'frssrs,
va. After reccieing the article, il Il does mol
please you, yom can return Il, and your nienrg shall
be Retimded. l4F .HItltg
% cents must be sent to pay expense of post.
age, Correspondence etc., on one notice.
Remember: that whatever article corresponds
with the number on your notice; you can have it
by paying Two DOllaRsfor it, whether it be
worth 500 or $500. And ii is for our interest to
deal fairly, and send out our fine articles, as it
gives confidence to the public, and thereby in
creases our sales.
TRY OUR NEW MODE"
/. Upon recent of % cts, which pays for cores
pondence, postage, otc, we send one notice.. >
Upon receipt of 81, which pays for correspond
cnce, postage, etc., we send six notices.
Upon receipt of IS which pays for correspond
cncc, postage, etc, gowill send 40 notices, and
fine present valued at not less than SIS, as asam-
pie Of our goods. 1tl z Z II Vy1I.s
Upon rcceiptof Sls, which pays for correspond,
ence, postage, etc., VIC will send lao notices. ,aad
a Solid Silver Watch, by return mail.
AGENTS WANTED.-Send for our eircularl ~
Agents allowed large cash, commission, by
which they can make S25 weekly.
Address plainly REED & BROTHER, 'i''s- :
Salesroom Box $780,
"a Liberty 81. New York City, MY.
tH-3nl .'v+ S.r-i ;"
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
I' III rf,I Lg. ,....
rESNSYLYLNIA ELEl,TInY.

TlttsDufTn, Ia Oct l3.-lhc following
are the Cninn majoritics Allegheny county
1900; Washington county, 400; Indiana
county, 1900; Armstrong county, $50; Som
crsct county, 1000; Mercer county, 100;
Crawford county, 1000; Erie county, 500;
Beaver county, $50; Blair county, 100; But.
Ter county, 25O Warren county, 500; We
mango county, 800.
The following counties give Democratic mr.
joritea Faycttc, $50; Nestmoreland, 100;
Cambria, 900
The Union majority in sixteen counties is
10000, showing Union gain, compared with
the vote Of 1862, Of 1890
E!mirn, n V, Oct. l3 Bradford county,
Pa, gives 1900 Union majority on the State
ticket
Stroudsburg. Pa, Oct l3.-Nonroe county
official, 500 Democratic majority Union
gain since 1862 of 1888
Philadelphia, Oct l3.-Leading politicians
who have been carefully noting the vote cast
on Tuesday, put down Gen Hartrautt' >. ma.
jority at not less than $4,000.
Pittsburgh, Oct. I3.-Thc Pittsburgh Ga.
zette says: The new House of Representa-
tivcs will consist of 66 Republicans and "a
Democrats 1t may possibly vary one or two
from this, but not more. OF ] Senators
elected, s nre Republicans and 3 Democratic
The Legislature will stand: Senate, 20 Re
publcans, l3 Democrats; House, is Rcpnb-
leans, "a Democrats. On joint ballot, Sc
Republicans, 47 Democrats.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION
The Richmond Times, of to-day, in refer
ring to the result of the Virginia election,
says one of the most cheering and gratifying
results of the election, was the unanimity with
which voters of every section of the State, as
well as of every shade and hue of political
opinion, voted to clothc the Legislature with
authority to amend the Alexandria Constitu-
ton and render all who have been pardoned
by the President eligible to Office.
>..... IOWA ELECTION.
, Burlington, Iowa, Oct l6.-The Chairman
of the Republican State Central Committee,
of Iowa, announces that the election returns
thus far indicate Governor Stcnes majority
to be about 10000, and the Legislature three
fourths Republican. ,+
The Commissioner of Agriculture has re-
ceived from Illinois specimen loaf of sugar
manufactured from the beet The sugar is
of snowy whitcncss and beautifully crystal
lied, equaling anything produced from the
sugar cane. 1t is claimed that this beet su-
gar can be produced at less cost than that
made from cane
. .r FENIANIsM IN GREAT BRITAIN
The Liverpool correspondent of the London
Times, says the Fcnian agitation is still rife
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PIANOS AND MELODEONS,

TNlIE subscriber respectfully informs the public
IL that he has opened a wareroom for the sale
of Pianos and Mel6dccns in Pomcroy. Ho has
now on hand and for sale low, Emerson's Pianos
of Boston, full round eefnercd and carved legs
Also Melodeons from the establishment of j. Is.
Gould Of Philadelphia, all very handsome and
durable Instruments. Warehouse for the present
with Mossrs McGlothlni and Crosbo on Court
Street. A., W. WILLIAMS.
[Sept. 2l-3m1 sL
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9- The Grand Lodge Of the ancient and
honorable fraternity of F. & A. Masons of
Ohio, convened in "grand communicate"
at Columbus, O., on the 18th inst. Thos.
Sparrow, Esq, Grand Master presiding
See proceedings reported elsewhere.
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p63- The late North Carolina Constitutional
Convention before adjournment, passed an
ordinance, forbddins any future Legislature
assuming or paying any debt created for the
prosecution of the late rebellion. -
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ma. The Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund Of Ohio, by prepayment are anticipat-
ing the payment falling due in November,
on tho "Ohio Union Loan"
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NO. Gov. Pierpoint Of Virginia is urging
ON the Government the withdrawal of the few
troops still rcmailing in that state: General
Terry and other military authorities opposing
The President has not yet decided
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DS- s4o,0OO,000 Of the new loan Of $780,
100000, $50 bonds, payable in compound in
terest notos and certificates of United States
Indebtedness, have been already taken.
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afA. Provisional Governor Sharkey Of Mis-
sissippi, is elected TO the United States
Senate, to fill the vacant term of Jeferson
Davis, commencing March 3, 1863
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

peg- Champ Ferguson, Of cruel guerrilla
notorcty, who was duly convicted by a mill
tary commission, was hung ut Nashville, Tenn
On tho Goth inst
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Il y " \ r DS & B r 0.
WE take pleasure in announcing to our numcr-
w ous customers, that VIC have doubly enlarged
our establishment at Dilcher's Boston Boot and
Shoe shop, three doors above tho Rolling Mill
Having just received a very large and well Sc
lcctcd stock, consisting in part of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES,
GROCERIES,, SCHOOL BOOKS,
And general variety of all kinds of goods, We
are now prepared to offer for sale, Mt the lowest
cash prices. Our motto is small profits and quick
returns. We can't be, nor won't be undersod by
Jew or Gentle.
Remember tho place, three doors above the
Rolling MILL Front street, Pemeroy, Ohio.
GFeN. 7-3m1
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Ryr The U. 8. Hospital at Camp Denlson
will be discontinued the present week, and The
patients transferred to other departments,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-26

sag- The 18th Regt o. v. V. l. have
reached Camp Chase, to bo paid and mus
tered out the service.
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STATEMENT

Of the condition Of Tie SECURITY IN.
SLRANCE COMPANY o,uthe BID
Of Junua'y, 1868, aaGde to lie Auditor Of
ohio, pursuant to the Statute of that
St9te. -...-
The namo OF tho Company is SECURITY In
surance Company, and is located at New York
City. - ''--' Wy
f n t.... .,st. H. CAPITAL. ,.s,,.rs
Tho amount Of Capital Stock, all ~ \
paid mp, iss."............"...... 81, l,ee0, 9s9 90
-.,-,-,- q. II. ASSETS. ..,
Cash Of tho Company on hand, and - :
in the hands Of Agents and 9TH
$ss,15e 80
The Bonds and Stocks owned by tho sE,r
Company, las per vouchers ae-
conpanying) ,...,.,.............,..... 4ss,4ls 90
Debts due the Company, secured by i% raa
mortgage, Gas per accompanying
vouchcrs) 499, Ace O0
Debts otherwise secured, (as per ..
vouchers accompanying ).....,..... go, OG
Debts for Premiums. 1914 So
All other Securities, as pSr state
ment filed 266, ,3S1 50
Total Assets of the Company 81 l,602,7O CO
III. LIABILITIES.
Due to stockholders, intr'st unpa;;, s,.o .
Losses unadiusted d..........,, rS'foo an or
IAll otherelaims against the Ccm'py 10 s5s oS oS
" " -
iV'''' 'ilu'''',irs IW 75n0 50
Inc greatest a:.ount insured in any -. g..
yh" one r!.e Agents limited to:...... $4,000 90
h". greatest amount allowcdhy the
rules to be insured in any one city s-'
- town or viliage...... No rule
The greatest amount allowed to bo asz
insured in any one block.......... No rule
The amount of its capital or earnings ..,
deposited in any other state, as
security for losses thorein....... 95, ,9e9 90
Deposit made with Auditor of State
herewith.
STATE or NEW York,
County of New York, ss'
Thomas W. Birdsall, President, and Richard
Ia Haydock, Secretary of the SECURITY Insur-
"nce Company, being sevcrally affirmed, deposo
and say, that the foregoing is a full, true and
correct statement of the aifairs of tho said Com
pany, that the said Insurance Company is tho
bona fde owner Of at least One Hundred Thous-
and Dollars Of actual Cash Capital invested in
Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on real Is
tate, worth double the amount for which tho same
is mortgaged; and that they are the above de-
scribed officers Of said Insurance Company.
THO's W. BIRDsALL, President
RICHARD j. IIArDocK, Secretary, '''4'
Subscribed and affirmed before me this 9th
day of January, A. b. 1865.
[scall [stampl THos L. THoRvRLt,
Com. for the State of Ohio in New York
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF srA7H)
Columbus, Ohio, February II, 1865. !
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is a
correct copv of tho Statement of Condition of
the SECURITY Insurance Company of New York
made to and flied in this Office. for tbe war 18s5
Witness, NV hand and seal of6c;ally -
Tseall stamp1 J. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of Stoto
GrpTtr1r,rr or ,Ir,rtronIr,1
lr = ,, ~ o., ~ ~ a y I ooo,
C' Wrr'ra ,rv %s ns u"y VI Dn"alSs iooo)
not Cn,, y, i," U oE 0IArE'
Wtn,nnY tr,,6 e"a"r1r IUs,.iD w., ~. =, rt i"oo.t
has filed in this Office sworn statement of its
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sGs- The following military organization,

Gom Ohio ate still retained in the service:
Infantry-l3th, 18th, 10Th, 25th, Goth, 4lst,
4Sth, 10th, 5lst, Seth, 64th, 65th, 9th, list,
77th, 18th, 194th and l95th. Cavalry--5th,
lIth and 10Th Artilery--Battery IN" let
Regiment Light Artillery and 9Th lndcrcna-
ont Battery
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HARLOW J. PHELPS & CO.,
COM MISSION MERCHA HANTs,

ll2 Gravicr street, New Orleans.
Particular attention given to consignmcnts of
Western Produce.
Refers to lst National Bank, Pomcroy, Ohio.
toct. .26 -6m1
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Died.

~" Obituary notices of five lines will be free
to subscribers for all exceeding tho above ten
cents per line will be charged. The usual charge
will be made to ron-subscrihors
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TlhE undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
L minisiratrix Of the csta:cof Henry s. Ellis,
late OF Mcigs county, Ohio, deceased. All pol-
sens indebted to the estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will, without delay, present
them to the undersigned for allowance
[43-3tl ADALINE ELLIS, Adm'x.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
In heretofore existing between Wendal Kauts
and Henry Priode, carpenters and builders, doing
business under tho style and firm name of Wendal
Kauts L Co., has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. HENRY PRI0DE.
One of the firm.
Pemeroy, o., Oct. 0. 1es5.--E42-3tl
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Dru advertisements.
List Of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Postoc,cc, at romcrov
LIZ Ohio, Oct. Goth, 1868.
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THE FENIAN CONVENTION.

Philadelphia Oct 19.-At the Fenian Con-
vention to-day, Patrick J. Wheelan, promi-
nent Irish American journalist, made his ap-
pearance, having just returned from tour
in Ireland, during which he was intimately
connected with the Irish Fenians, and in
formed himself of their plans. He reports
the organization as powerful and under skill
fnl leaders.
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NECAMP INSTITUTE.
TNIIE winter term of the Decamp Institute at
l. ragcvilc will begin on the 2l:t day Of Nov,
1885, and continue IL weeks.
Tuition for the common branches s. per term,
for any Of the higher branches 81 extra.
No deduction will be made for loss Of ting af-
ter entering tho School, except in case Of pro
lonsed sickness Boarding and rooms can be
procured at very reasonable rates, in the village.
Any further information may be had by ai-
plying To the undersigned or tho trustees of The
Academy. W. NJ. HUDSON, Teacher.
1881 j. II. BAKER, Assistant.
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Regular isa,cnswcod and ialiipols Daily Packet
sagass ALLEN A MAY,
s5;sSliSSiS S;ss,iSiSslssssssh iSsssh S. p. Rousu, Captain,
I. b. HA%IhroS, Clerk
Leaves Eaycnswood at 5 4 O'Clock n. III.
Passes Pomeroy Mt 0 O'Clock 4. III.
Arrives nj Gaiipolis i! l2 o'clock neon.
Returning
Leaves Coilipoiis same ,Iny at /? . ocIuc!s p. III.
Passes pomcroy at o'clock y NJ
Arrives at RaTcnswood at o'clock p. nj.
All orders promptly attended to.
For freight or passage apply on board. [4S-ti.