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Mile River Baptist Association have bssn
printed at this Office, and aro now rssdyfor
distributions a. IA
The Illinois papers aboundin aocounts.of
murders and outrages Of the most fragrant
nature, quitesequal in atrocity and as numer-.
GUS as the accounts .wo have from any of the
Northern or Southwestern States Most of
them appear to have been pcrpetrated by re-
turned soldiers, or BY the foscign inlmigraaut
population d. ,..,,
Gov BRowNLoM, in a recent letter to the,
Knoxville va, !, expressed tho opinion that
idIeness, starvation and disease, will remove
from the sphere of mortal existence tlle ma
jorrity of negroes of this generation, and that
the race will ultimately become extinct like
the Indians
\ Two National Banks have failed. The \
First National Bank of Attica, New York, and
the American National Bank Of Hallowel5
have gone by the board. The capital Of both
these defunct institutions foot upan aggregate
Of one hundred thousand dollars.
.1.-,' l., NJ
THE Abolftisnists of Perry county Indi-
ana, recently held meeting at Tell City, in
THAT county, in which they passed resolu-7
'.oh oPPos'"s N'ee'o '0"''s0 e.
'ha' negroes lnus' ho' oon'o " ''''O 'o'' " !,
s'"y
AT"a banquet given in honor Of Horace
-. 80
;, ~ 4, ~. ~, q cc,.,,. III.
,,.:I. .I,.ho MI, hlacL
~, ~ :, ~,
! IT is asserted that oTer {, ,OOV Sonthernors,
citv since the surrender Of the Southern ar
mics. u.
!, ,,:, !, !. J. - IA
= : ''.1 '. 'n'' '.'o - L. e,'.,' . e,.f ~.
49, "pp'lo'''o :, r, r., ~ 4. M MI.
o''ha ''l''' any o'no' oeae'' Vi.
W1NcI1EsgEE, Va, was occupied during
'n" 4 >'o'''oo''''se ''' Hsools, ~
'''e'' - ''''''S' 5.2'r.
ABOUT forty persons il Giles eoznay, Ten
nessec, having been declared outlaws by the
military authorities have been shot down Or
hanged within the last three weeks : .f'
lnu.,o,,. y. ~, NJ,
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KELIABLE m information from East Iennes-
see proves that the young man Baker, who
was hung BY the mob Of citizens and soldiers,
was first assailed by Hal, whom he killed. -
Ine !, Z mob was the logical 3 consequence Of the
eSil teachings .i 4 Of Governor Brownlow "A:
spirit OF lawlessness and cruelty prevails in !.
that section, and Gen. Stoneman, declares that
! ne cannot suppress itso long as;it is enoour.
aged by the Executive of the State. Theme:
gro soldiers have been killing white persons,
and have become soinsolent lin their bearing
thas even Goyern9r B~ownlow calls fortheir3
rohoval. s. = B, sys I.
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PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, October 81, 1865.
AGENCIES.

hIcssrs. JOHN B. SITToN, ROWLAND &
KNAUrr, Pcndleton; DR. NORMAN and D.
BlEMANS, WalhalIa, will act as Agents for
the Courier; receiving subscriptions either in
cash or provision, So, likeyisc, will Post
masters generally. !. N
We have made arrangements to have the
paper delivered regularly at pendlcton, Wal
balla, and on the Railroad.
Subscriptions will be reccipted through our
columns.
Persons receiving late papers will confer
favor by loaning them to us.
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Oaolinati0n.

Maj. +. G. BorI1Nd, who has been an
nounced through, the Grcenville papers as
+" Union Candidate" for Congress, now de-
clines to be candidate This leaves the field
open to Messrs REED. FARRow and ASH
MORE GA lively time may be expected before
the canvass is over, if stump speaking can be
relied on for, that purpose.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21

j
.
u rFsa artz5 t5i eFefed}r ed}r tnc UourcaSgr- aiSg
ate Prison at Andersonville, where SO many
Federal prisoners were confined, "drags it's
slow length along" at Washington. The de-
tails of the evidence are often too disgusting
for the columns Of the press The Yankee
prisoners, according to the evidence of both
Confederate and Federal evidence, were treat
ed by WlRz worse than brutes. During their
stay at Andersonville, 1850 died
WlRz's health, always delicate, has given
way under the hcavincss of the proof against
him.. and he. is not expected to survive his
trial ~
Thus, whilst the Confederates acted Will,
conspicuous gaflantry OH the field, and treated
their prisoners humanely as general thing,
such men as WlRz, by his almost inhuman
cruelty, disgraced us as people, and brought
untold enRering on enf priscsers vino were in
the hands of the Federal authorities <
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21

BM.a1UM has been visited by water spout
of extraordinary violence 1t occurred in the
neighborhood of Licge, and has spread ruin
far and wide. The accompanying gale caught
people up in tho air and dashed them to the
ground. It cut off the tops Of some Largo
trees and felfed many others to2the ground
ltstopped railway trains and overthrow. houses.
It was attended by thundcr,a and floods Of rain.
Altogether, it was one of the most disastrous
storms that has ever visited the country.
FoRT Pulaski. One of the Savannah
editors, lately visiting down the Savannah
River, says Fort Pulaski, with it's frown'ing
parapets lined with the savage dogs of war,
is at present place'of considerable interest,",
containing within its battered .war.grimme6.
historic walls, several distinguished prisoners
Of the late Confederate States. Among The
prominent men now confined there, are Gov.
Magrath, of South Carolina, G. IA. Trenholm.
late Secretary o. the Treasury, D..L. Yulee.,
Of Florida, Secretary Seddon, Judge p5p.
bell, General Mercer and others. &
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Cotton has Advanced

ECotton having advanced iii Liverpool, !,
corresponding advance has taken place in New
York, putting up the price to sixty cents per
pound for middlings."
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United States Senators.

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Late Papers.

y Col. RoB,T. MAXWELL will accept ou
thanks for the loan of late Northern papers.
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l2nu DusU-vr~r.ro
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

SinstHe was my fellow passenger--a merchant, +,
and so kind Rpengnnl odl lNA&a ~ - t.
mt'kihd, i should think so oaise&claimed Mrs.
Brown; her oshafpi featnrdso relaxing into a
lsnilnli latnt5igj. ln npfi .seHls st dipiiwi
a7"What doesihe say wife y asked Mr., Brown
with impatiencep ri9arz In yrh
\ "Why he offers tontakeothis boy here, into
his hopseiof business without any premium! /
exclaimed his wife ephanding over the letter to
her husband, ,9ibeeausasas he writes, he knows
thatthe lad sMohe trusted. Its the oldest
that,I ever heard on.ie What tisn Reginald to
him that he shouldtakshhn hysthe hand first
pay forihis, jonrnentol London, then offer to
treat,him as h sohiN BIN n tp,an e..i hnat
lo,.Wife, wife, eried9 .Mr., Brown, laying his
finger on the letter, and looking with hearty
kindness tat the orp4ani,es, he, spoke, YOU
and / made a,PreeiolsS mistake when we fan
cied that Reginala had carried noottbbng away
from the ship bit tainpery packet of iern 7
moro than all the gold and jswelry ~ the M.
.diecs-7, character Of trustworthincss and
truth, character for doing hisIdpty to God and
man; and depend ont" continued the old
man raising his voice, "'A boy who has that
will never long be in want Of a friend '
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

No Sect in Heaven.

~ 4'''-F'- ~
Talking OF sects tiil late one eve, ,.,,.
Of the various doctrines tne s1inOs, su ooiie'o'
Ihat;n'ght s'eou in,a s,sa?.se to"n uro@' ~
ny the sue q oa,S.y hpWinS sliqam. aiaaiii
ana An! ;ShurehRan aoWh Wh. y tny = Z
Wnen heard stihnge }oipe fai III tnnaattiSiUE
GOOD tafhor, stop when you cross ,ne tld a,
But the aged father did mot mihd, /. gliitea'lo3 I.
And his long gown loatcd out, behindy . c sAY
AS down to the stream his way he took,
His pale hands clasping d giit-edged book.
.fI,m bound for Heaven, and>yhen Inn thofe,
I shnll lwant my boob, ofiGemmqn Prayer, yi1r
And though put on b starry crown, al, y.,iAo
should feel quit, loft'YithoIt my gSHWTnn. ~
Rnt his gown ;wos heavy and held himbnc k,o,.
And The the moor old father tried in vain,
4 In step IN the food to gain. e'rn'p.G'
saw MIN ar l
But his silk gown hoatcd on The tide;t NJ lo'i
And no one asked on that blissful spot, ;uIot9
Whether he belonged to "the,G or rnoti
Ithoon ao,, tYl,ha rvo,lo ounter 's.troyeai,nG.ii
.lIisidrcss ofia'sobcr hue was made; .aisdn1d }
t'My coat and hat must be all of gray, ugii nI
I cannot go my other way.ajul liupnq ojl
Then he bgttoped his coat straight, up te AiSchir
And staidly, solemnly, waded in, tl.,,;a,,,.
And his broad brimmed INT he Ralled.'dowh ugh
Over his forehead, so cold and white. '''I''i
But siren g wind carried'nwny his hat;'' nn2g
Aiinoment Ire silently sighed over that, ,roi1pd
And, then, as he gazed at the farther shorc,n 1s,
The coat slipped of, and !hq twas E9en NO More.
As he entered Heaven, his suit OF gray as kh,,
Went quietly sa1lihgT ,a,.rl L,,,
And none OF the angels questuned MN ',' ''''''
About tho width of his bcaTcr's brin. ~ i'7o
SJAIYiam Gn4 jWb al Win bumn1lc If c7F'pIoIh,a>
y! ayHt 4 e;l,gs S Il, I,ss ~ aasa srnsN1 II In b.
ieu a .; nay W l,,f, vs,,x ,g;S, tbitc 9 7Du
:n, nhu ny nna W. LA, yen III, ona sin
pn'e 'np pouPto ,hnt s savad nm anxians sigS
~ 'iss ths broad and birh 'F
as ~ III ,nnt rn ,n ma Nv mt
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

to the subject, and am inclined 70 the opinion,
that, on the whole, the best doctor is the one
who does the least mischief Some expert
ments on the Kinderpest may lead possibly to
results of a more positive character N"ia
p The most Rev. Archbishop Cullen, of Dnb-
lin has treated, in u CURIOUS and original
manner, of the cattle plague, in recent pas
toral. Tits II Judgment for q SORT Of Egyp-
tiuA beast Worship which has grown up in
this country Fortunes ARE given for fancy
horses, who are attended, Groomed and stabbed
like the favoritcs Of the Roman Emperors.--
Cattle and sheep are also fed and cared for
far more tenderly than human beings. They
live in every comfort, and are fed to repletilon,
while the poor are crowded into wfetched
places or turned out to starvc. ''''4
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
Vast Steel NasasEtgfaceory.

4
The establishment of L. Krupp, of ,ltaSen,
is well known as the largest steel manuiacto-
ry in Europe; and it may be Said in the world,
Notwithstanding the magnitude Of me SheE-
field establishments. The cxtentaf the works
is 30l acres, and the length Of the railways
for interior COMMUNICATION about twelve and
half English miles, on which four loc0mo.
tives and one hundred and fifty wagons are in
CONSTANT pse. The buildings cover an area
o! 46 acres. There is a gas work and bak-
cry, and cooking establis islrmcnts for the un-
married men. In 1861 in"tht Steel works,
exclusive Of the coieries and hlaStiurnacoS,
which are situated in Iayn, there were G;OO0
'workmen In the same year there were in
operation $50 sineting, heating and pudding
furnaces 1856 steam engines from 4 to 600
horse power, 81 steam hammers lromrl ton to
l50 tons, ~ snithics, sos turning and other
machines. The production Of 1864 was - :
900 tchs Of 'caststecl, III guns, a4fas, tylcs,
springs; rails boilerp plates, folldft;' ett The
IWoduetions ara semitic creryi quartei4 but
8 shislX, is 4,t to England; Germany tF"pce R!ssia,
United States and India. In May, 1863, the
estaBli$lIincht employed 5000 Woikmeii,' and
J the production lInss increased So dnbrmbANy
| that it will be oyer,pp, 900 tons for tho year.
According to the London Star, arrangements
which have been for some time in. progress
for the organization III u England OF great
steel work ii vt a$h HS 'sdfSHS tie Austrian
empire are now in course of completion, and
from the sudcess 'hf Mr. KrupBfs establish
Ilnfnt linr Pnlssia, there oan beWlittlc doubt
that in Austria, where the very best uiron in
the world for stell making GAP IN, obtained,
Similar undeftaking woouid be lsGc;cesS1fui and
/ very proGtabitrmoF ahi 10 9anj'n3e on o.,
I,d .t,rrrr,, -tttsFi--.fH ad! mid
Io;,g,E:ie English Cattle iE'issga,G. ~
l"o Tie London correspondent of the New
ETdth Tiihhs writeS'n ''''% '''' 'p'.''' avn q
buJf, ,d,if suite Of aHyour care, tha7kii!ltrpest
shepiA get,to America, by Canada, @,itt' any
wav, let me, suggest one OK two common Afpsc
proceedings before killing of al! the cattle II
| The country TO save ths Hives Of the remainder
SFliere tllitst Tespnle means Of prevention ant
some. meansol qgge. NpneISoa rharthas it'
| ant;dote, and the first herds att2EhPlc may blt
cxpprimeantcd .rou rs well Is killed. First
theps s6hust. be a mode u fEdAihf6ctioh,ab by
I,chlbrineJ opiodine, ornhangonesni'or sulphat'
ot,iron. lIry them all on,diit8reDt groups o
at'.RnIs infhFlRai remtdias TNtie ny 81 Pre-
! JcSti u fe heaiegH TaetiNali6ff for7snall
Epox1q would, give rsenieo mil smattaand a,se
hip homeopathic doses ,As Inc fisease ~ s
gblood poison, would place n ,1,i tAG bl99d 49, O
an animal exposed to Infection sohe'hiha
that might ncuraliZF the po;Son' corrosive
7. subllMatenfslrpoiadins urits ru'nH'nlat'op'
mirht. Condys huid nigh. SO OF treat
Al II, ~, tQi1r III
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oSignifyingi his Willingness aoiaid Harris,

i oSignifying his Willingness torhidb Harris,
the twof officers started in search OF Carroll,
but becoming convinced that Hnmmel was
not con- betent to assist him in the successful
prosecution Of the business in hand, Harris
requested that he be conducted to the Chief
of Police. Hummel, for some incxplicable
reason, instead Of, taking him to where Capt.
McCabe' Gould be found took him to the city
prison, and locked himin II acell..J7 Yesterday,
at eighto clock, Harris was brought before
the Mayor, to whom he exhibited his warrant
and badge Of Office, and was at once dis
charged. '''' ''>'ti's " 'i'''H ~
Proceeding in the direciid,lo Oft tile dppot,
Harris, ,,whtn nearly the High Street
Housey ehcohnteradI Carroll, who Immediately
recognizod,hjn and calling him by name,
tendered his hand fm sbakesWWhilG shak-
ing hands, Harris, with an iairoitpeys tpecu-
liar, to an eaYtiu k:s p,ainssioll. managed to
slip pair of handouts on Carroll 5 Wrists. =
The latter excrted his utmost strength N try
'ifigs his saacape ,bats WAS prevented
from so doing >by a fumbeE oR'ctizens, Until
officers Davis and ,DeWiit, who had heen sent
for .came,to Harris assistance. Carroll was
thqn taken to, and, safely lodged in the ecity
prison.
+" Application was made to Gov Nhderson
for reqnisition to enable Harris tetakc. Car
roll out of the Stateat0 New York rfqr ctgi9l-
The Governor, qppn, Learning the tagSsnsnid
the case was so plain, there was no need OF
the formality Of gran,ihg Il requisition, and
ditetttd hc''olidetGto rctlrn hsmp' p'|mitlrh his
tliflIaEis actosding'yiqlt yesterday atlSr
noon with his prisoner, for tNew, York, aeG2!m!,
panied by officer Davis of this city. r'"''
= Carroll, We are Informed, has been hresi
dent of Colr,nbps abuit'iour monthspan has
been engaged, in company wthja 1gan .nqmed
Bpyman, in, bcepins y .saq9p on North lligh
street, rt2m ncar lie High Street House. ~, ,0Me
/ sldse ybtn,iaiG'ao7f IN" '21oi 4 "orob M!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

Its stated that two boats left the sinking
craft, one of which contained three ladies, a
child and other passengers. This boat cap
sized, and all init were lost. Two other
boats, in which were Captain Williams aud
the crew, were upset soon after leaving the
ship The fourth boat got off with four pers-
'ons anditis thought these may have reached
land. Those who arrived here were saved By
-olinsins to the after part of the ship, m ~,ss
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

Attorney-at-Law, IIarrisonville, Meigs Ioo W..
will promptly attend to all business th,' may
,e entrusted to his care, in the several o'i'e
Courts of Ohio,and in the W. o9uSl iof = y, :,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
A. KOHL,

Dealer irlln,d in and Manufacturer Of Umbrel- ~
las Court st., I'd door from Front, x ~
Pomeroy, Ohio. He also repairs Um- 1sf-~,
brellas, and purchases old ones at liberia liberal
: May 3, 1s6O.-a-l-tf.l : u. ~ ~. II.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

Painter and 6lSzier, Back room of P Lam
breohts JeNelry Store west side Court a- street. 9
omeroy, ", -. MI -l-ll-
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w. n. AIVffUIt1 !
Matchmaker and Jeweler, and Wholesale ah1
retail ldsdler in Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry ana
fancy Goods Front street, below tile "ifemins-
ton HOUSE, Pomeroy. iParticulaTj att ent,oh
puid to. repairing all articles in my line. ~
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

a !EI'ITT T" I--'T--FI ! t|'H0t n on .HIMlsON
NJ S'"fs''' N. &C. p. SIMPSON.
ht,hrnevs and Cotinselors nj Law, romeroy
Ohio Office up stairs in the Court llouse'' +
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Cheshire
Gallia County, Ohio. Prompt attention u g,v'' "
to the collection of claims. srst,,g l'-iI
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
80 II LEWIS FAME,
'CLAT M A G. f N T.,

v ySPeMERoNnYts .I81g soAE2,t i
Will attend promptly to, Colleccting, Bounty
Money, Arrears Of Pay, and Pensions due to
Disabled and Discharged Soldiers, and thc
!. .3Midopsof ide6eased soldiers! m J LII .
Office in the Court House. lI-2o-tl.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

SUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY.
Salt 45 cents per bushel Office near the Furnace
2 pfhIi "a Sc}" III 7. A. PLANTS, Agent
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
FIRE n n y " Il = n. e a. : FFETT III
y gEsuss GEORGE iKl. .ACkLEFs

vTIVtYGi psatrmlancntly located! IND this city,
would respectfully tender his protess.io9n,a
services to the citizens Of Pomeroy anaasioinlty
Office in Smiths new building, on geurt ,slreeg e
where he may be found at al times' cAceP' "n'1f 7
professionally absent. - itl'
Pomoroy, January I75,,lsea-[sm.l
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w. A. AfCHER,

~ opoMEnoy SALT COMPANY. ~
Salt As cents per bushel. ,o + fl} -
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i Styie,in s'reaehiag.f


.it iherc nre preachers lwhorssom possessed
with thelnotioil ths1 the pplpithas no funetion
of phIosophizng; that doctrfnaA farehshiRg,
'or.any pieachinan that, demAllds Gelosa rand
profound blinking, SHOULD dfbc esehewea ;aand
that the ,preaclfeA should aim ialways, at a
Ppresent iWpressessi9n on his 1seaslbilnl9ssosl
know not but the Churches must eadqreqa
dispensatisn of iscnsstionHl pgeaehiRgr be
fore this folly cdn abq cured slj l3nt >lngf Fact
there is nothing saiiiatiNe,to the bNWan mind
las argumentrn 4iNas argpmentatLYe fcuity
Ithatgave Mr. I.iaeoln, sudh ,pewer. iwitbthe
kTplaint people.at and The sarr1erwas .tiiier Of
| MriGobden in England. leStory-tellipg sWears
|Dnt emotio,Ml exeitsnents wealyb alb eterlspl
c0ncets palhapaa eom,aen Iss nssia bukaHgu-
mentholds .itaioBn,o Ihe,nlsFahstroagleqm
tBactand profound duhargumeBtlisIt the better,
! tiroSided alwasthatit-is isnGlearl and lss epH-
Itpressed IN comnepwor Be profound With
clear terms, and not with obscure terms II
What is difficult will at last become easy;
Fbut,,as bne goes deep intq things uonamust
keep o. charms and oreampst still carry lnto lI
these ,tatk. depths afo though " pint9 Which
!. speenHation has onlNrecenllY npenetrae1 rythe
prriyaad antique; clearnesEe ,eeptpyllesi less
htearnesl than bHrsbrbut yAth lH9oTe lH9oTe1 hight Gh
Them no0 0ps. must nav enit sight of rreaftlfs
Jaad one tapsf employ hisAEpgessiens simply
as. mediahnas tglaSses through which saane's
thoughts can be best, made eEidenttE-i44Ysii'
! lsrssa1eal Messenger. ysl1gsr div sqats
IilS HEdtyrsLY Hdi cdRs calR here 1ptSb
ar.ation 1.tiof 81 arrannd nd Concert Of mgie, &hitR vii
infnitely siTr,m ssaiFTpramss tGose of earth Note bq
pelTTformsfs lTf sf viii be admitted there and n9nt
shall unite in that concert who -haye no
Learned tie song of Moses and "thc Lamb r
flstead of al az 55fchestFa of sixty PERFORMERS
i uuanrjammbered arjm milions with golden haFps VII
ioin, m tie 2 grand chorus and the lthhRd Rderins
notes Notes of t6e cherfpbi and seraphfm Will bfeal
forth il 'straihfp that shal ItWakeh the uni
4. verse; verse riam the Sweet songstress Of .ls
raGi, viii irise TO lsweeter, higRef notes Thar
When she sung That song 81 deliSeRAhee ldr
the banks of the Red Sea. .sDayid VIII 'swefI
This golden Tyre IA sfyaihs to mortal eyes un
known Harriet NOVEL; VIII there o,slng tht
Isong SO suddenly broken, of On That anre islt
fEo'f. The ocean and thousands Upon thousand,
lof redeemed sinners will' tlseF6 sing lobdly PIANO
lEiioyopss, 'T1hBa hst invited to tIiis concert
7 'nfs%In Cochin China Bull braces ateri .yefJ
4 mitch in voguetydThei bulls are, harnessed e
hohariots. and run with great speed.nief si1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16
1usintss' Gards.
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

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