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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-14
NEWS OF THE DAY,

Washington, Dec. About 900 Second
Lieutenants are to be appointed in the regular
army. The number will be only apportioned
among the Congressional Districts. All ap-
plicants must have served two years in the
volunteers, and been honorably discharged
therefrom.
A Board is in session 10 examine the testi-
monials of candidates, and select such for per-
sonal examination as may seem fitted.
The English Minister finds the passage in
the Presidents message about the conduct of
Great Britain during the war rather spicy, but
does not believe it will lead to any bad feel
ing between the two governments, while the
French Minister thinks that the affirmation OF
the Monroe Doctrine, as put forth in the mes
sage, will not stand in the way of pacific So
luton of the questions now pending between
the United States and France.
1t is stated beyondh possibility of contra,
diction that at the Cabinet meeting yesterday
it was decided that Mallory, ex-rebel Secre-
tary of the Navy, now in confinement at Fort
Lafayette, should be tried by civil tribunal
within the next thirty days 1t is understood
that the matter was brought up for decision
by reason of the efforts that have lately been
made by the family connections of Mallory to
obtain his release on parole.
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
Washington, Dec. S.-The designations Of
the following officers have been accepted by
the President: Major General Butler, to take
effect Nov Both, 1868; Maj Gen John A.
Dix, do; Brig. Gen. Jno j. Croxton from
Dec ID; Brigadier General j. H. Ketchum,
do. The resignation of COL II. L. Scott, U.
S. A, nephew of Gen Scott, has also been
accepted, to date from Oct 81, 1866. Col.
Scott, it will be rccollected, after the retire
ment of Gen. Scott, was assigned TO duty in
the Adjutant Generals Office, from which he
was removed at the request of General Nc
Clellan, who accused him of furnishing the
enemy with information. The matter was
quietly hushed up at the time, and Col. Scott
1 granted leave of absence to visit Europe,
where he has been ever since his resignation
was accepted. 1t is understood to have been
granted at the earnest solicitation of General
Scott.
A PATRIOTIC LADY
A thank offering of fifteen dollars was re-
ceived by the Secretary of the Treasury to-
day from widow lady in New York. In a
letter containing the remittance she states
the amount is five per cent. of what she is
worth, and having had son in the service,
although he came back to her broken down
in health, she was yet thankful for his return,
and forwarded the money as her proportion
of the war debt She also desired 70 know
how much of the national debt would remain
unpaid if every adult in the country should
send five per cent of his or her property, and
how much more her share would be in pay
ing off the debt entirely The Secretary has
directed an appropriate reply to be sent to the
patriotic lady.
| PARnONS. -
1t is stated that the President pardoned one
hundred and eighteen Texans, all of the $40,
| 600 class, and Gen Petit, Of Tennessee.
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ton of the lst article of the Constitution, il
hereby repealed and declared of no effect.
I'd. No part of any debt cohttatted in aid
of the late rebellion, or which fAay hereafter
be contracted in aid of any febelion against
the United States, shall ever be assumed OF
paid by the United States, nor shall any state
assume or pay any part theacof
Sd Congress shall have power to make al
laws necessary and proper to- secure to al
persons, in every state Of the Union, equa
protection in their rights to life, liberty ant
nFdbhrtv
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p@- Hon. John Bingham Of Ohio, submit
ted to Congressthe following resolutions:

ResoSsed by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives of the United States Of America,
in Congress assembled, two-thirds of both
Houses concupring, That the following articles
be proposed to the Legislatures of the several
states, as amendments to the Constitution Of
the United States, all or any Of which artic-
les when ratified by three-fourths of the said
Legislatures shall be valid, to all intent and
purposes, as rart of said Consultation, viz:
1st Tne following provision: No tax or du-
ty shall be laid on articles exported from any
state being the 5th paragraph of the 9th sec
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s@ Having assumed our digniied looks
and.editorial specks''-the editor hereby in
forms 70 subscriber Gen. M. B. West,
City Point, Va, says "theg.67tb o. V. Y. l..
will be mustered out of service in few days"
having said which we resume our usual
complacency minus our far seeing editorial
glasses
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-14

n@- A Raleigh paper gives the following
good advice,to the North Carolina Legisla.
ture:
"Pass the constitutional amendment unani.
mously, in the first place. That must be done,
for if left undone all else that may be done
will be as nothing. Then pass a law allowing
the blacks to testify in the courts of justice
that is not only necessary to enable the State
to get back into the Union, but justice and
good policy demand it Then give the blacks
perfect equality before the law, as far as per.
sonal protection and the rights of property
are concerned, and let him rest Do this
gentlemen of the Assembly, and you will have
discharged yous duty to the State and coun
try, and done full and complete justice to the
inferior race"
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NOTICE

|HlHEUE will be meeting of the stockholders
l. of the Sugar Run Salt Co. held at tho Office of
the company in Pomeroy, Ohio on the first Mon
day of January, 1866, at O'Clock p. m, to elect
five directors for the ensuing year, and transact
such other business as may come before the meet
ing. [5O-3t] GEO. B. GROW, Sec'y.
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ATTACHMENT.

Mariah Payne, VS.. Lewis Smith.
Before II. S. Lawrence, Justice of tho Peace of
Lebanon Township, Mcgs county, Ohio.
On the 22d day of November, 1865, said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of eighty dollars and ninety
four cents. MARIAH PAYNE,
November 9th, 1865 l5O-3t.Tt
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most miraculous escape, having his coat badly
torn, yet escaping uninjured. He was stand
ing beside Mr.. Thomas, who was killed.
The cause of the disaster is unknown. The
entire forepart Of the boat was blown away,
leaving, however, the hull uninjured 1t
caught fire, but was extinguished E
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

UIHE stockholders of the Pomeroy Iron Co. will
hold their annual meeting at their Office in
Pomeroy, on Monday, the 9th day of January,
1865, at o'clock p. M, at which time five direc-
tors will be elected to serve for the ensuing year.
and such other business transacted as may be
brought before the meeting.
BY G, GRANT, Soc'y.
Pomeroy, Dec. -, ls65---[5O-3tl
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NOTICE.

rI1lIE undersigned has been duly appointed
l. executor with will annexed of the estate of
Margaret E. Rasp, late of Mcigs county, o, decd.
All persons indebted to tho estate are to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will, without delay, pre-
sent them to the undersigned for allowance.
[50-St1 WENDELL KAUTZ, Ex'r,
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kentucky Loyalty.

In the Senate resolution indorsing the
Presidents policy as contained in his mes
sage, was not allowed to be taken up: Also
q resolution declaring that the National debt
vas BASED upon the good faith and honor Of
the nation, and that all her resources were
pledged to It's redemption, on motion
rejected yeas 10, nays II.
HOUSE.
A series Of resolutions offered by J. W. Da-
yis, Of Shelby county, taking the ground that
JEFF Davis had not been any more guilty in
regard to the rebellion than any other rebel,
and requesting the President to pardon him
and all other rebels, were ordered to be print.
I'd. aad sefenred to the cenmittee en- Federal
Reiasioaf.
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N0TICE

NHERE will be meeting Of the stockholders
L of the Minersville Salt Company, held Mt
the Minersville Store, on the first Monday of
january, 1866, at two O'Clock p. III. to elect five
Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and
transact such other business as may come before
the meeting. VIM. NJ. JON ES, Sec.
So 3t1
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Rsy- 1t is decided by court Of competent
jurisdiction in New York, that woman has a
right to look at goods without buying, just as
long as she pleases, and to eye the clerks
too, il she thinks proper.
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NOTICE

NOTICE,
STOCKHOLDERS of the Pomeroy Salt Co. nre
~ notified that meeting will be held at their
Office on tho FIRST Monday Of January, 1866,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, fos the purpose Of electing
Directors and transacting sueh other business as
may be brought before them.
[5O-3t] G. r. POMER0Y Treas.
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Nsw advertisements.
List of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Postofice, at Pomeroy
LII Ohio, Dec. Z, 1865.
N. B.-Pcrsons calling for these letters will
please say advcrtized.
Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Eisner, 2. L.
Brian, Allen Fischer, Miss Lana
Bruner, Miss Margaret Henry, Miss Elizabeth
Brisintim, Sergt. Hoffner, Val.
Bosworth, Miss Clara Hall, Bazell
Cole, Carries Hermann, John
Coe, Marion Horn, George
Genie, Robt. Johnson, Charlott
Cook, Mrs. Mary kinkead, David
Church, Miss Susannah Lawhead, Miss Mollie
Davis & Dowrey, 2 La Mereaux Henry
Erber Miss Augusta Moore, John
Smith, Mrs. Lucinda
H. BRANCH, P. M.
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TTNIME UNLIMITED IN
l. Book Keeping,
Business PeMmanship,
Commercial Calculations,
Lectures upon Law, Ethics,
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Other Colleges have either advanced their tut
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for Pcnmanship; their Books and Stationery also
costing from SI2 to $2O-ours cost but $S,
DUFF's ORIGINAL PLAN OF BUSINESS EDUCATION,
as taught in this city for about twenty five years,
from his own systems of Book Keeping, which
are sanctioned by the American Institute and
Chamber of Commerce and other competent au-
thoritics of New York, the most perfect system
in use, with W. II. DUFF's first premium business
and ornamental penmonship taught in
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
1t will be found by proper inquiry that this is
the only College of the kind in the Union con-
Quoted by an experienced Merchant, and whose
| Penman is a trained accountant.
| I.if' Merchants, Steamers and Bankers can
always obtain thoroughly educated accountants
on application at our Office
5.c1~ Those desiring our elegant new Circular,
pp.775 containing an outline of our course of
Study and Practice, with samples of Pen
mans business and Ornamental Writing, must
enclose hrcnyfr cents to p. DUFF & SON.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Fi;' We will mail any person enclosing us IL.
a copy Of either our Mercantile Steamboat
Book Keeping post paid. [5O-5t]
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JOURNEYMAN TAILORS WANTED.
TWO tailors, who can work on coats, can fnd
i n good situation at
sELIG 4 co.'s, Athens, o.
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96.--TAKE--- -15OO--- NOTICE. --47S.
Winter and Spring Operations.
SPLENDID VARIETY OF
Fancy Goods, Gold & Silver Ware,
PHOTOGRAPHS.

SPLENDID VARIETY OF
Fancy Goods, Gold & Silver Ware,
PHOTOGRAPHS.
watches,J Jewelry, e2sc.
AT 60 NASSAU STREET.
We now offer splendid variety of the choicest
and best goods, on terms that must and will suit
erybody and if our dealings are not fair and
honest, do not patronizc us and if our goods arc
not as represented return them and irc ,ciW rrfund
the money.
CONDITIONS.
Twenty thousand articles of goods are for sale
at tco dollars cach-co"sisti"g Of
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
SILVER WARE,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
And great rariety Of fancy goods and jecelry.-
These goods arc numbered from one to twenty
thousand, and twenty thousand notices num-
bered from one to twenty thousand, and put into
sealed envelopes and thoroughly mixed, each
number corresponding with some article of goods.
Any person sending thirty cents for oil color
cd photograph will receive two of these notices
with each photograph; making, where an agent
sends, five photographs and ten notices for
dollar, the extra photograph and two notices FREQ
to the agent. The article of goods corresponding
with tho number on the notice, no matter what
its value, will be sent on receipt of TWO DOLLARS.
If the goods when received do not give satisfac
ton, return them and we will refund the money.
| Send thirty cents for oil colored photograph
Religious, Comic or fancy, and two notices.
| Give us one trial and We know you will send
| again.
Address all orders KENNEDY & CO.,
| T50-4t1 Box 510S, New York.
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4 PATRIOTIC LADY.


PARnONS.
1t is stated that the President pardoned one
hundred and eighteen Texans, all of the $2O,-
600 class, and Gen. Petit, of Tennessee.
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The Secretary estimates that
the remaining three-quarters of
June 30, 1866, will be............
The expenditures ....................
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Mr.. Dawson moved to lay the bill OH the
table. The House refused to lay the bill on
the table. The bill, as introduced by Mr.,
Stevens, was then passed by the following
vote Yeas l22, nays 36, The House then
adjourned.
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Leaving n surplus of estimated
receipts over estimated ex-
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G@. Synopsis of the report Of Secretary
McCulloch, on the currency; the public debt,
and the Revenue,-we lay before our readers
as the most valuable of all reports, submit
ted by the head of Departments.
The paper circulation on the 3lst of Octo-
ber, 1865, in United States, National Banks,
State Banks, United States Compound Inter
est notes, and smaller issues of United States
$40 notes, are estimated 1874, ,2lS, OBS 20.
Paper circulation in 1860 was $207, 102, 900.
The public debt on the 3lst day of Octo-
ber last, without deducting the funds in the
Treasury amounted to s., sos, ,540,437 IS.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The following is statement of receipts and
expenditures for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1865:
Balance in Treas
ury agrceably to
warrants, July
l, 1s64.."................. ...""""S96, 739,9O5 73
RECEIPTS from loans t.r . ..
applicable to ex-
expenditures. -. 1885,, ,sG3, 400 II
Rcc'pts from loans
applied to pay
mont of public
debt ............... 607, 1861 ,241 6s
----1,4 %, ,74O s.
Rec'pts from Gus
toms .............. S4,92s,26O 60
RECEIPTS from lands Q96, ,553 81
Receipts from di-
rect tax......... 1,2OO,573 O3
Receipts from in
ternal revenue. O9,464,215 25
RECEIPTS from mis-
cellaneOus sour
ces.. ........... 32,97s,2s4 AZ
nnn Ely coe cc
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Leaving a balance
in the Treasury
on the 1st day of
July, 1865, of
Balance in tho
Treasury on the
1st day of Oct,
1865, of...,.....,
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X ID GLOVES
STRAN4 & ADRTANCE.
no. a5S Broudwsy.
will offer q, retail MONDAY, May IS.
go dozen I'D GLOVES, as follows.
100 dozen UNDBESSED hid. ~ per pair
100 dozen KID. IN ALL COLOBs. 81 per pair
l25 dozen FINE QUALITY, 81 q per pair
$50 DOZEN SUPER QUALITY. 81 50 per pair.
l25 dozen FINEST IMPORTED. ~ Couryoisler Jouvin,
Deschsmps Baron sud al other makes IL all tie lew gray
and lilac shades much In demand.
Also MODES, black and white. Of 8 %.
CTRANG d ADEIANCE,
- 10. 355 BROADWAY, between Leonard and Franklin.
will open
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS
On MONDAY morning. at retail, IN connection with the
LARGEST AND MOST DESIRABLE STOCk
offered by them, at prices to defy com petition.
Also
BLACK AND COLoREp ALPACAS. from 80 cents
upward.
Also,
BLACK PARTISAN TAfFfrAS srd GROi GRAIN,
In all widths. for MANTLLAS, from auction,
very cheap.
COLORED POULT De SOLE, In all new shades.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS. from 3 10 upward.
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CHEZ QrAnrxRxAsrxR's OyyIcs,
DKpor OF WasHISsroS

CHiEv QrARryRNAsrsRs Oy7icE,)
DKPoI OF WASHINGTON
WAsHIsGroy d. C., May I, 1865
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS-
- TER STORES. HORSE POWERS, MILLS. GRAIN
CLEANERS, kcWi b. sod at pablic auction. under the
direction OF Captain C. H. ronpsins A. O. NJ, u ;. A. at
Government Warehouse tu,ied the square between
and and Twentieth and twenty rsts. Washington. d.
C.. or THURSDAY May 10. 1865 ut 10 O'Clock lot Of
Stores conem ned unfit for public via
Arcs Picss Auzurs brush-s Boilers, bHies, Buckets,
Blankets Bits Broons Saddle bags, Wagon Coves Curry
combs. Chssi- Fos:es Chairs forks, Hammers Hstchets
kniyes iIamcs Lanterns Plates Collar Pads Rope Rulers
Saws Shov.ls Saddles Saddle Trees Whips and lAry. lot
Of Wrought iron scfaps CasTon Horse Shoes, Wagon Tire
kc
ALSO,
10 Horse Powers, complete, 10 Burr stone Mills, Ele
with sAins Grain Cleaners, aud lot Of Betting
and Iron Gcsrns
Successful Bidders will b. required to the stores
within tvo days from date Il sale
Terms ca.h, In Government funds - -
u. H. FUCKER
Bhs Gen. and Chief Ousrtermastcf.
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Gotels, &r.

NETWORK HOTEL.-The proprietor b.
oving that the comfort and convenience Of his rus,
Fote sys- has de.ernusd 10 sdop, ~
latter the lst Of Nay neat.
By esabinga Retaursnt, equal every respect ssv
In this country and employing ali the his power =
make Compare fayoraby with tie most celebrated In Europe
he feels confident tbs Newly ok Hotel viii continue TO LcN
II, well Inown reputation home for genemea and An
lilies. HIRAM CRANsToN
Newyork April 20 1865
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DPOPOSALS for the SUPPLY Of FRESH
BEEF for Of gned States 1reeps stationed 1t Fort
Cn,,nhus EewYork Hubo for year, commencing June
isss wi BE- reesvsd It the Once Of the A: g. Fat
Columbus NJ Y. H.. untn o'clock m on The 18th Of May
portons Of fore and necks md shsnk and
kdnsy aov 'sxcudsd and 10 BE- delivered for Cclum
Repo... WIN be s6arssssd 20 Cap ANbREW sHE EH
Yorh Hsrbsr and 10 be ndoased: "Propos for the Supply
q Yrssh BsG I've Suress 10 the Sum Of Ten IhousAsd
this contract
The Proposals. WIN BE- opened In the Once Of the 4 C. g.,
st ID m, on the 18th Of Nay. - 49,,
The A. c. g. r..srvss The right 70 reject eli bids wai0h hs
deems extrsvasnnt -
The osth Of allegiance together with copy Of this sdvs'
ussmsnt, must be appended 10 esch ProposaL
ANDkEWS 8kkIpAN, Caet u Y. D, lafs Il v d
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Proposals.
Oyy1cu CosnIssARY OF sUBusTEScH, WAND
0xuERAL HosPIrAL, EBwAxK. N. j., May IT, 1885.
DnDnSAJO EOR ERESH REEE -Saal

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.-Sealed
Proposals Tin duplicated win be received By the 9ndsf
sisped at this Office until IL O'Clock SATURDAY tho
10Th init Ia. which time they will BE- opened for furnish
fog FRESH BEEF for three ( months nom the second
day Of June 1885, the iUpsd States troops OF this Hospital
and vicinity.
The Beef BE- Of good and marketable quality Of fore and
hind quarter meat neoks hanhs and kidney ow be
oaded furnshed in sush quantities and ssuch mss -
may be required. -
posted q lie head Written be executed with
sdsqusss bonds within three day. ts parties notified o.
the acceptance Of their bida The names Of two sucient
suretes are 10 Owen IN the proposals. which 70 be
dorsed on the envelope "Propossls for Presh Beef"
be abilities Of the sure<ies respond In the Of Five
Tbound Dollars must bs certified BY the United States Die
tibet Attorney other officer; such ssrtihcsts TO 90
FIhsr Win BE- gfvsn application st this ONCE
DANIEL 3. HART, Capt c. W.
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CuixI QUARTHKSAsrHR's OgyIcB,
DgP0T az WAsnIsGroS.

CHrxv QuARgRRxAsrER's OyyIcH,
DKPor WAsuN6roS. ;
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 4. 1868.
GALE of CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
- CAMP and GARRISON EQUlPAGE, TENT CUT.
TIN0s Ic.-Wil be sold al PUBLIC AUCTION under the
direction Of Captain ID. q. Thomas. NJ 5. H.. IT, 5. A. at
Government warehouse No. on Seventeenth between
and streets north. Washington. ID C., on MONDAY, May
r. 1875 at 10 O'Clock a. large lot Of CONDEMNED
CLOTHING. Ac, consisting Of
Infantry aud Cavalry Coas Jackets Trowsers, Drawers
shrs Felt Hats Caps. Busles Trumpets. Drum Heads,
Fifes LeSgnss Flags stockings Blankets. Kettles Pans.
shov.l, Spades Pickax Axes. HsyersAcks. Canteens,
Rope. Tent Cu,tnss Hospital Tents Siblsy Tents Wal
Tents. &c.
Successful bidders must remove the stores within five Isl
day. from date OF sale.
Terms cash, In Government funds
ID. II. RUCKER,
brig. Con. aud Chief Quartermsster.
Depot of Washington.
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Summer Retreats.

lGilLAND DELL BOARDlNG-HOUsE.
rs olfe now open to receive summer boartessl
u oeautoy located spur II the Blue Mountain thrss
rom the Delaware Wafer Gap two miles rom strouds
S Custom. Livery stached; bar kept For further
ucular' tppiyto CHARLES YOULKE. Proprietor.
Stroudsburg, Monroe Co.. Penn