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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-05-04
Saturday Night Musings.

| There is great white counterpnne ofsuov
on the ground this Saturday night Gods
charity covering a multitude of sins Would
that human charity would thus do-would
whiten over the little bannocEs and ridoea NJ
tewhich can he removed from one place on.
" tocrise again in another The week inst
passed has been short one. Too short to
many one to settle with, himself, ret he has
gone home How time hiest Has it always
gone, by thus rapidly2 If all the Saturdy
nights tod has ever given us we're before us
what an sarray Of crime would be seen. Yet
the day comes when they will soon loom up
with their debts and credits TO curse or bless.
DO youeve pause to think, reader? If so, I
pause again. If not soa begin now. u Draw
yooar chair to the fire, Turn the light so it |
VIII not hurt your eyes. Pull the curtain
down at the corners Listehl A footstep on
the cfeakingo snow Some la,sorer going to-
his loved ones Il Weary and tired.hearted--.
may God, warm, his little, home with love.
Look back, over the past week It is not far.
A room with six folding doors. Omen All off
thsfi. Turn tile room into'a hall-ziookrdowrsl
its short walls anrt seeinmemory the pictures
yeou have hung there. Another footstep |,
How 9S the boot creaks as the snow is crushed
1sheath its weight ListehIi q lighter step !,
Some wife who is Fastening home to greet her
husband with the marketing for the morrow. !,
ilred mah, He sits and rests with little hands
? his WASHERS eyes peering into his.
little heads on either. shoulder- which I
'ank him a Major General IN the army Of lifeilt
foid tn m closer to you kiss them fondly to-
llght t,s Who but God knows you wfl be in o '
n?rondl lG2ihn, or grave ere another Saturday a
light corles around7
itAnother stepl The other wayl Some hus. {
and with heattfnll Of ruined hopes going to {
meet atlthe beeritabless, Some foolish youth \
Witt stepping BY. anxious 10 Join the revel 4
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REASONS FOR DrsAppRovNo THE AGREEMENT.
? This rproceedingaof General Sherman was
ain,approyed for the following, among many

REASONS FOR DrsApPRovMa THE AGREEMENT
7 This proceeding of General Sherman wya
unapproyed for the following, among man,
other reasons, ,.i 49,, =
l. 4t was an exercise of authority not vest
ed in General Sherman, and its face show,
that both he and Johnston knew he Genera
She,rrman) had no authority to enter into any
such Arrangement ., toi. -, .,It y
,,5.., It was a. practical acknowledgment Of
the rebel Government
3. It undertook to re-estabHsh the rebel
State Governments, that had beer, overtbrowr
at the sacrifice of many thousand loyal lives,
ana an Immense treasure, and placed arms
and munitions of war in the hands of rebels
at their respective capitals, which might be
used as soon as the armies of the United
States We're disbanded, and used to conouer
and subdue the loyal States. ......-
a. BY the restoration of the rebel authori.
ties in their respective States, they would be
enabled to re-establish slavery. 'llis :
. D. 1t might furnish ground of RESPONSIBLE.
NY by the Federal Government to pay the reb.
el debt and certainly subjects loyal citizens
OF the rebel States to the debt consummated
by the rebelstn the name of the State,
% =. 1t put in dispute the existence of loval
1tate 1 Governments and the new State of West
Virginia, which had been recognized by every
department OF the United States Government.
!, q 1t practically abolished the confiscation
laws and relieved rebels of every degree, who
had slaughtered our people, from all Dr. ina
and penalties for their crimes.
.. 1t gave terms that had been deliberate.
y, repeatedly and solemnly rejected by Pres-
dent Llncoln,5and better terms than the reb.
els had ever asked in their most prosperous
condition
y 1t formed no basis Of true and lasting
peace, but relieved the rebels from the pres,
sure OF our victories, and left them in con-
iltlon to renew their effort to overthrow the
United States Government and subdue the
oyal States, whenever their strength was Re.
,ruted, and an opportunity should offer rif
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NUMBER is.

fltied husband. Twas not thus d few years
since. Who is to blame2 Let u.s. who know
not the cares and shadows ofthe heart mot do
that which God has told us not to do Lat ma
not condemn. He will reward and Hewill
punish. The step dies away So his heart.
thoughts have died out Why will he leave
the home hreside this Saturday night. over all
others Home once had its cba,,ns > THE
eye now so indifferent once lit its way to her
very soul The lips now cold except in. petu.
lSancy, once put their rich falness to reyal in
the loved KISS. The tongue which now speaks
oaet TO ehIde, once knew no language but that
OF loves ~ was many, Saturday mis- iphts.apo
Perhap ps5Fpnt IT was once. Why go to-night7
Is l., there not some little corner in The beart
where the old love-the old hope-the old
pleasure fingers Must you 90 to-nipht? Once
you would not have left for an hour Who
mas poisoned the feast? Who has bitteredtbe
spring Ialk it over this Saturday night See
'. VINO has shrouded the Petand buried the Dor.
ing OF years agone. Go not elsewhere for
haPplnesa 1t is not TO be found in the w;no
cup Ihe glass of poison does not contain Il
lhe allurements of the ginning table give no
happiness. Rest this night. # YOU love each
other, sit beside each other-eye to eve a.
tlmes'-hand upon or in hand at times Road
to him or her you love. Read this little chan.
Ter 1t is kindly meant, even 80 for those who
differ from us. Look back and see how mncb
happier you might have been than YOU have
been-,how much happier you might have
been zen than you are. Do not blame Do not
chill the rivulet into an icicle. 49,;
Good wife, don't let him 90 Make bome
happy tor your own sake. Give him love for
iove-klss for kiss-confdence for confidence
Be to him as you were when you won him
Call back the glance, the word, the old cares
the electric touch, and sit down together 10
bless God that you have each other to love
and live tor. Let new resolves be born to.
night, They may die before another one
comes around, but let them be born, God sent
us here to be happy We live to make our.
selves miserable God gives us Saturday
aalght for reflection. Hegives us the Sabbath
or rest he givesus six days for labor. And
you, brother reader-comrade in lifes battle,
must you go from: the home you have?, It
nay not be quite pleasant, but, can YOU not
11elp to make it BOP Save your earnings
'ave your heart. Save your manhood. Keen
aith with yourself Give this night to restF
o-morrow for worship, and give to God a
eart-telt blessing for the mercies YOU have
ome Saturday night will be your lastl
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Culture of the Potato.

Sometime since gave my opinion that tba
Neshannock was the best variety that I had
tired for an early potato for family use or for
market purposes giving results in my ex peri.
ehoe IN ts production and early fitness toruse;
siuce "hen have received number of in
4uifies as to how to plant, how much seed to
'ne acre, what kind of soil, &c, which / bro
pose to answer oil at once throus sh the columns
of the Farmer -. O. eN'','D' >>,N'-I 20
The soil should be light black loan; can.
not be too rich well plowed und mellowed. I
strike out the rows both ways 2S inches apart
thls beng as close as we can work with horse
or cnltivator or plow g. ...g 90
r2r the early crop, plant whole potatoes
about DC the size of hens eggs, one only in each
hil' and cover three inches deep with hoe hv
hand, thus leaving the rows and hills plainly
visible p1a,'iy
~, About eight bushels will plant an acre = :
Ihe advantage find in planting such pots-
= Toes and without cutting is, they send upfro,n
four to five sprouts, the rest of the eres re.
naming dormant, if no injury befall these
Should they however be cut down by frbs.'
there remains enough vitality yet il, the pota.l
70 to send up new spronts from the before
Z! dormant 1li eyes, to make crop without plant,
ing over, thus gaining some two weeks in ear.
iness of crop. - : - -
AS soon as the first sprouts begin to hreek
'he sartace of the ground, we 20 through the
'ame way OF planting, with horse and cultiya,
or, twice in each row-don't nut then, Of
With once in row-thus thoroughly k;I;Sg
very Tn weed as well as pulverizing the ground.
In ms Is the best and cheapest working they
ret Don't be afraid of covering the hills IN
y running close to the rows If there are
my clods remaining Or the soil is very light
axe your roller and roll all down smooth and
mellow, Never use roller however unless
be soil is dry. h-I' u: = Hoisa1SesS e1'
9 The potatoes will soon appear above the,
prftace, coming up clean and far ahead of
reeds. Your trouble is now mostly over if
ou only keep doing They should be worked
yer iour times more, laying them b. with a
howell plow, when well in blossom. 4 Do t-rr
On suitable soils the Neshannock appears
be admirably suited to our dry and hot sum.
lers Of Central Ohio They appear to wait
3 1T we're for moisture in very dry weatherana
len possess the ability to make themselves
alck thus ouly requiring single shower to.
AXE a good crop. The Peach Blow. REQUIRES. q,
i summer and part Of the fall TO make ttself
I'd IN dry seasons does not yield as wsll ali
70 Neshanhock, If"I could have aillsuch
MINERS q and falls as the last, would raise,
e Peach Blow for all.except the early,
Az 70 rotting, I don't believe the Nesshafn-' :
'ck, ii well handledHis worse than other va
sties. have raised 1000 to 5000 busheia
nually for the last ten years, and never Loaf
the amount of one bushel in that timeswitb
hor ~
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SPEECH OF GENERAL ANDERSON


sr i am here my friends and fellow. citizens
and brother soldiers, to perform an act of dp..
ty which is dear to my heart, aud which all Of
you present appreciate and feel. Did listen
to the promptngs of my own heart, would
not attempt to speak; but have been desired
Py the Secretary Of War to make few re.
m m4lss By the considerate appointment of
the honored Secretary of War to fulfil tho
cherished wish Of my heart through four long
years OF bloody war-to restore to it's proper
place this very flag, which hoated here during
peace, before the Hrst act of this cruel REBEL.
lon--l thank God have .livedto soc this day.
lapplause,- ] to be here toperform this, PERHAPS
the last act of duty to my country in this life.
My hehrt is filled with gratitude to ALMIGHTY
God for the signal blessings which He has civ.
en- ns-hlessngs beyond number Nav NIL
the world proclaim glory to God in the high.
est, on earth peace and good will toward men.
at the conclusion of his remarks, he seized
the halyrds, and with firm and steady pull
ran alott the old flag. No sooner hadit caught
the breeze than there was ono tumultuous
shout 1t was an inspiring moment, grand and
sublime, never to be experienced again, Our
flag was there, its crimson folds tattered hut
in the fires of Liberty. General Anderson
could hardly restrain his emotions. Tears of
Joy filed the eyes Of nearly every one present |
When the flag reached it's hig ght it was salu
led with 100 guns from Sumter, and with a
national salute from Fort Moultrie and Battery
Bee on Sclllyan Island, Fort Putnam on Nor /
is Island, and Fort Johnson on James Island.
places conspicuous in the Inauguration of the
ebellion, and eminently approp pirate for then,
o takea pa not less prominent in the nation;
Il rejoicing over the restoration of national
authority National airs were also played bv
he band, which was followed by the singing Of
he Star Spansfed Banner, with an eject that
Fas thrilling 74 il'~ aa n aw qYg lsli a57TS L
Previous to theraising ofthe flag the stea No.
r Planter, Capt. Robert Small, whom, it will
g remembers !, ran the rebel gauntlet in l.
62, came to the fort loaded down with between
700 and 5000 Of the emancipated race, of
IL ages and sizes. Their appearance was {
ARMY welcomed. Capt Small was subse. l
uently introduced 10 many distinguished "a
entle:nen, to whom he narrated his interest. It
g adventure with lively satisfaction. p.U.[ Ia
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Rejoicing Mt Sumter.
sUMrER-usFuRLlNc OF THE ON r,.,c

- suMTER--UNFURLlNG OF THE OH FLAG. q
.'a Charleston, April I4-Preparations were
made for hosting the flag, which was no soon.
er brought forth to view than there was aroused
burst ofjoy. A few minutes and everything
was in readiness. Stepping forward, General
Anderson, on whom devolved the pleasurable
duty of restoring to its original place on the
Fort the Identical flag which, after an honor.
able and gallant defense, he was compelled to
lower to the Insurgents, made the following re.
marks -. : " = sHb1' Q =
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w. A. AICHER,
F.. LY MAN,
A. KOHL

...st . ~ A. KOHL,
Dealer in and Manufacturer of Umbrel- 1rw>
las, Court st., I'd door from Front, SSx-IIgS
Pomeroy, Ohio. He also repairs Um-
brellas, and purchases old ones at liberal
prices. rI-
May 3, l860.--3-l-tf.
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Il. sIMPsoN o. P. SIMPSON
icft .u. N. T. G. p. SIMPSON.
Attorneys and Counselors OF Law, Pomeroy
Ohio. Office up stairs in the Court House. IL
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Yusiness Gards.

1919 4'@ It. A. PLANTS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Pomeroy, 0
Office at the Office of the Sugar Run Salt Go.
.7sly bsspTT gl!E <'' UNi4HgHrIpr4's
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-05-04

!q t4.p T. w. HAMPTON, .."'I
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Cheshire
Gallia County, Ohio. Prompt attention given
to the collection of claims 1" [7-l]
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New HYMN BY DR. SroeKToN-Th, follow
ing verses composed by Rev. 7. H. Stockton
ID, were sung to tbet tune of Old Hundred
oy On immense concourse of people at tht
steps OF Independence Hall, Philadelphia, al
the celebration in honor Of the recent new
from Richmond: = 10. II ,mo bidi G0r'Gf9s,
Nowl lot all hearts and voices raise, '. at -
From earth to Heaven, JeRovah's praise, IS
@la Adore his goodness in the past, Gs'aE pa:oI
a9 And trust Him long as time shall iast!g fu,
For lol He rose upon His throne, t'g'
ae spoke the .word--our foes have gone;
=, Ger Petersburg, from Richmond's brow,
n Ihe stars and Stripes are ioating now. ~
All Hail, the Triumph of the Brave!6 IL as,
All hail, the Freedom of the Slayel y ,T T'.'
, weep for the Deail the Wounded lovei
And still praise Him who reigns abovsi' ~
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NEW HAVEN, wESTrvA.S BAL
All calls ON either eide Sfs the riyorN n, Il.
'''' s'Shasa 70. [7-4s-tk]
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'''''N"3 '' MARTIN HAYS, '"s .'
Attorney-at-law, Harrisonville, Meigs Co., o.,
viii promptly attend to all business that may
,e entrusted to his care, in the several State
,o"rts Of olrio,and in the U. g. Court for the
Northern and Southern Dstiict of Ohio I'll
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-05-04

Twas neck and neck on either side, ','..
And neithor thought tho best; y H".''
The Yankees and the rebels then i'r, sa''1
.- Were fighting BREAST to breast; III q! a5a
'Twas then Bob Lceirode'uphis lines, zri
q And, rising inihis saddle, gHi7ul fln'my
he waved his sword and gave command b.,
h To right face and skedaddle. ..,...
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-05-04

70 ss4Ej, ~ LEWIS PAINE, Il sG ri
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Pomeroy, 0.
Ofdce-in Court-House. [7-l]
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f.. HUTTON, '.."F
County Surveyor, and Attorney at Law. or
Gee in the Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio. II
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Memorandum or basis of agreement made this
18th day of April, A. D., 1865, near Durham
Station, in the. State of North Carolina, by and
between General Joseph johnson, comma nding
Confederate rfe G army, and Major General W. I.
sherman, commanding the army Of the United
States in North Carolina both .nrcs,ntIIr n 10
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-06
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Internationally the best sustained worA
of the kind In the World
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Iri the foremost Magazine of the day The hrese never
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day We speak this work evidence If the American
People and the popularity has acquired merited Each
Number contains fully IA pages Of reading matter appropr
atey illustrated with good woodut and 1t combines IN IT.
self racy monthly and the philosophical quarterly
with Of the daily Journal II has
great dissemination Of love "i literature
--TraLnrr's Guide % american Literature, L"adon
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miscellaneous reading such not he found in the same
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-06

ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT

Oh. country. marvel Of the earth
Oh realm to sudden greatness grown
The age that gloried in thy birth,
Shall it behold thee oyerthrownf
Shall traitors lay that greatness low!
No. Land of Hope and Blessing, No!
And we who wear thy glorious name,
3 Shall we like cravens stand apart,
When those whom thou hast trusted aim
The death-blow at thy generous heart
Forth goes the battle cry, and 10!
Hosts rise in harness. shouting, No!
And they who founded, in our Land,
The power that rules from sea to sea,
Bled they in vain, or vainly planned
To leave their country great and lrees
Their sleeping ashes from below,
Send up the thrilling murmur, No
Knit they the gentle ties which long
These sister States were proud to wear,
And forged the kindly links so strong
For idle hands i'll sport to tear
For scornful hands aside to throw
No. by our fathers memory, No.
Onr hummng marts, our iron ways,
Orr wide-tossed woods on mountain CREST
The hoarse Atlantic, with his bays,
The calm, broad Ocean of the West
And Mississippi's torrent flow,
And loud Niagara, answer, NO!
Not yet the hour is nigh when they
Who deep in Eds dim twilight sit
Earths ancient kings shall rise and say
:" Proud country, welcome to the pit.
So soon, like us. art thou brought low -
No. sullen group of shadows. No.
For now, behold, the arm that gave
The victory in our fathers day,
Strong as of old to guard and save
That mighty arm which none can stay
On clouds above and fields below,
Writes. in mems sight, the answer. No!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-06

Practical Crichton.--TRurH CoNouERs ALL As
sALANrsThe admirable Crchton the greatest lofcian q"
his day was accustomed to seek controversy With the
Sophsts French and Italian Colleges by nail NJ ca
enges gates those institutions Thomas Holloway
of the popular medicinal remedies tiat bear
his has adopted public and comprehensive way
of defyng Error and establishing Truth lie has advertised
his Pills and in nearly every newspaper in the
world aud fortified his proclamaton with mass Of authentic
testimony which has thought prudent to asail
Chrichton great theori<t Holloway is of facts
his premises twenty years Of successful prc-
ce and innumerable well attesc aud asks the world
draw conclusions He has simple and persPicu-
ous theory Of the common origin Of all Diseases and upon
this theory the composition of his famous remedies is based
but he rightly that the experimental proofs Of their
efficacy better passport to public confidence than
Thousand philosophical upon the causes which lie at
the their astonishing effects. In argument the nge-
NOUS and subtitle cayillc sometimes oyernatch
for plain hut there lived the man however
eloquent that could solid array OF facts They
mpcnetrae barrier h the attacks
of the most brilliant cclaimer. that square OF infantry
presents light Dragons. In the center "i
his Of facts stands the heroes of countless
victories disease. Professor Holloway, nyunerabe To
4 the shafts If envy and prejudice.
What his credentials. Have not his preparations re-
eyel tens Of thousands of victims in every cline. upon
whom ante-mortem inquest Of the profession had been
verdict pronounced Of 'utterahlv ncmablci
Fer a this question. consult thu every
of testimonials, the records of
hospitals complimentary letters princes and mobiles,
the archives Of AMI public opinion throughout
the world These are HoLow{s vouchers. Who is pre-
/ pared 10 question thcrn.-LohioR DbPffet. l2+
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ateekly q rinity Journal,

Rs- County Warrants and GrssnbAeks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions TO TINS
paper To soldiers the service the JOURNAL
will lie furnished for Greenbacks at
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CALIFORNIA SUBSCRIPTIONS.
80 ..

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no prefer their periodicals directly FROM the or
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must be paid at the stbscribeT's post cice
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pn Hope for the Amictet

~ Hope for the AHiicted.-lN another part OF
paper will be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
established by Dr. J. C. Young in 1850 In thi4
and eharlaan-m it is boon to the suffering 10
point out totm where they Of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and cure Under the Of the -ku Doctor
the sick and troubled diyest themselves of their burdens
pain shame lay aside their aud secure health
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tate Read and follow the advice. D. not
FORGET the number Of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE 80 Washington street. San Ffnn-
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Boy IN GRAMMAR Class" Of what gender is
Thomas y q Thomas is of the masculine gen.
der. OF what gender is Susan p "Susan
is OF the crtHoline gender of course
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-05-06

PrBLIc observation-disclosures Conncss has re-
membered Us with a liberal remittance of books
and documents of yalue-the first received for q
year so. We thank the Senator.