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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-04
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hsa. II. J. Raymond, N. G. from New
York, an arowed Uaienist, few days since
delivered II lengthy argument on the subject
of the reconstruction ofstatcs lately in rehell-
ion, in reply to an address by Hon. Mr. Ste.
veus on TIE same sahject--and it is remark
able that the address Of Mr. r. was preceded
by that Of Dir. Fink, Democrat from Ohio,
with whom he concurs III the instant admits
sion to Soats IN Congress of those who pro
tess to represent the South There is un-
qucslionably u wide and dittct Issue betR cen
the Union and Democratic parties in Con
grcss, as indeed there is between the two par
ties throughout the Union on this subject
Tbs great point made by Mr. II. in his argu-
nacnt is, thut the state cannot dissolve her con-
ncction with the Union, do ,chat she mayk---
th; t the rcLcl states, whether taken out OF the
Union Gy majority or minority OF the peo'
pie,--though they may make war on the IN
ioe and strive to destroy her By any means in
II !cir powcr,--lhough moved and instigated
Iby the Devil they leave no efforts untried to
accomplish the destruction OF Our glol ious in
stitutjons, still he claims they ,cere ncrer
ont of tie Unioni and when whipped, they
may again tbgens the Halls of Congress with
the inpcnitent representatives. of an impen
itcnt people, and striveso clog the wheels Of
Government in somc new form,
We admit, that where !hc government Of q
state is usurpcd by a minority and through
such instrumcntality is declared without the
Union, that both tAc act and the declaration
ere muiity, providing the majority of such
people shall net be dcrelict 10 declare against
the usurpation 2chen opportunity shall pre-
sent But what are the facts OF the casc?--
We answer, tina, with hut one or at most two
solitary exceptions, all the states which were
declared as having seeded, were governed
by a majority instead of a minority of the
people, and that the solitary usurpations which
my have taken place. were subsequently ac'
quiesced in by the people Of those states by
active participation in Tie rebellion, or by
passive indifference, wh!ch common sense de-
fines, as sufficient acquicscence in,an act 9th
erwise void $50 That in fact, all the States
lately il rebellion, st;snd alike in the contem
platon Of law and Of justice, and should BE-
dealt with accordingly, and left out of the
Halls of legislation, in ,,he cold, until they
shall give fruits worthy Of repentance"
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rA. Advices from Paris represent our diff
ference with the French Government on ac-
count Of its completely in Mexican affairs, as
about settled, and that the French forces are
to be withdrawn leaving Macmillan TO his
fate. All rumors like the foregoing we be-
ieye to be untrue, inasmuch as they are fiat
>ly eousradicted by late intelligence from
Vera Cruz, which represent the arrival in
Mexico oflasge additional forces from France,
besides ordinance and munitions.
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And notice is hereby given that the whole of said several
Tracts Lots Parts of Lots much thereof as will be
ccary pay the Taxes and Penalty charged thereon Will De
by the County Treasurer at the Court House in said county,
lon the third Tuesday lit being the 18th day Of January 1866
unless said Taxes and Penalty be paid before that time and tina
Tracts Lots and Parts Of Lots shall been sod offered
for SALE AARON STlVERS county AUDITOR
Poneroy, January 1st 1865. - eLl-2tJ
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TIA. Read the proceedings of Freedmen
in MisSouri and Virginia.
ND. Numerous deaths from fFsezing, are
reported by the St Paul newspapers
ssa- The army to be SILL further retuccd:
large aulnoe.s being still mustered out OF the
service.
,up.ass, Governor Worth Of North Carolina
tc,esraphs Mr. Seward, that ull things are
progressing well in that State.
eEyr ,Gov. Cox has rendered his resgna-
ton as5sIajor General OF Volunteers to take
EJECT January lst.
i. $50 1t is said the President has in tprepa-
r.ition, a3repy to a resolution Of Congress,
showing Willy JEFF. Davis has not been sub
j;ctsd to tfial before now.
,st5 Gsa.. The Detroit Free Press publishes Il
Eat OF disasters to vessels navigating the up
per lakes the last year, which are estimated
at 500 in all III,
Eea. Gen. Howard commander Of tie BE
partment of Alabama, has rospited Gurley,
who was convicted and sentenced fortla mnr-
der Of Gen. McCook, until further orders
Hey~ Tie whaling interests have Suffered
through piraical vessels manned by British
subjects to the extent Of 81 ,65ooQN Vessels
destroyed was 46.
Ra,., Latest news from England represent,
tL4t .lnder the influence Of the great upheav-
ins in the public sentiment on the severe
manner Of the suppression Of the rebellion in
Jaruaica, Gov. Eyre has been suspended
ssa. The Fenia1l excitement in New York,
and indeed Throughout the country among
this particular class, is still raging the differ
cuces in their "Coagess" intAatcity still be
ing unsettled. .'-... ...
a ssp. The trial OF the Fcnians before n
Commission in Ireland is progressing, and no
,leuieney is being shown this class Of alleged
offenders by the Government Short work
aud severe sentences, are the order OF the
day, . -s =. ...-.-.. ..
fsls- hlcrcer, formerly Coniederalc Hen
eral, is on trial before Military Commission
for the nur Ter of Union soldiers, who by star
ration were induced to enlist in the rebel
army and were afterwards shot ny him'tor
p.an;ag an esccre.
a pg- British officials in America urc tscl
paid. The Governor General Of Canada re-
ceives G7,,777 per annun; Lieut.. Governor Of
New Brunswick $4,000; The Lieut.. Governor
OF Prince Edwards Island .el,5G0, and the
Chief Admiral Of Newfoundland e2,00Q
geA. At the present term Of the Court of
Common Pleas for Hamilton, county, Ohio,
Dr. Foss was iouud guilty of causing death
by ahortien, Of one Maria Hood, under most
aggrayating circumstances: the crime is man.
slaughter.
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they would have impressed the public mind
Verify, the negro Of these two cities is the
better citizen il not the superior christian.

h Rs7" During the last svyeral days, there
haa'been great 'dearlh ofnews the legisla.
tive ssid political word, leaving us less than
the usual amount to record in our issnc of
this week; but Legislative proceedings are now
about setting in, furnishing more We fear
than we wi!! have space 10 record. The leg,
sature oi our state commenced its session on
tho firft instant, and Congress which
has adjourned over the holidays, will also
convene tomorrow the 9th inst, according to
agroem"nt,--.he proceedings of which bod
les, at this important epoch of our country $
history will be The most signal and important
l.of, any preceding session, and which we will
rreport to the utmost Of oar ability, Congress,
ms our readers are aware, has most import
ant work before them, in the reorganization
Of the Government and in defining ihe terms
on which late rebeliious states shall retrrn in
10 the embraces of Union, which they appear
, to understand and eyince a resolution 10 do
their work eiiectually, which We do not doubt
they will efectually perform In a few days
the committees to whom these important in
forests have been intrt,sted will be prepared
10 report when sl.e great work of reform and
Reconstruction will begin III the two houses.
and at al ear!y period indicate the intentions OF
either house on these important SUBJECTS =
and in this connection We think it proper to
say, that the work on baud being of the first
Importance, and those engaged in its execn-
tion being but,tbe representatives. ana serv-
ants Of the people, clothed with the authority
the constituent has conferred on them, il be-
comes every member Of society to Keep him
self posted Of the doings Of our public author
tiles, ii order that he may pass ON his official
proceedings which cannot he done unless lie
shall first possess himself e the papers Of the
day which are conducted by able aud inde-
peadent editors. " .>.s- 81
Our European news. like that at home, is
Of little Importance, unless it be on the sub
cct Of the cattle disease, which appears to be
largely Oh the increase trsagh most parts Of
the old world. European politicians are rath
er rcticcpt ON American Affairs, particularly
of England and France in regard to late let
ters from our Government, on the Subject O.
pending relations between our respective Gov
ernmcus. ..... ..
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sJ- There being many asp;rants after no
toriety, as we'll in Congress as elsewhere, it is
not to be expected, but that many PROPOSE
tons will bc submitted for alterations in the
Constitution of the United States, most Of
which are absurd and ridiculous,--the men.
tipn of which would consume mor time and
spaceias. our paper, than we can spare: con-
sequently il our chronicling of the news Of
the day, we omit reference to all such matter
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-04

ry- An unclaimed co1ined corpse, was
received aat the Miami Depot, Cincinnati, a
few days since, and to the presept TING re
mains unclaimed; it is without bll, Or nGmo,
90 that the employees know not what 10 dc with
it, the corpse being in state Of rapid tls@ompo'
sition. The coffin contains the rumai.,s o! a
full grown man, well clad in broadc'oth,
whose lower extremeties appear to have been
crushed, as though ran over by railroad cars
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-04

), BLESSING OF A MoSARcny!,--Tbo Oueeucf
England is about to snbmit an application to
Parliament Tor IN increase to the income o!
the. Prince Of Wales, ofthe small sum Of cnly
f3o0oo and proportionate incrdase TO her
numerous progeny!--and why2 not for Servic,
es rendered the Government, bul simply be
cause they happen to -ho Tic issue OF one who
happens to be the Queen of Englanl
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-NOTICE

A class for instruction in the element Of Voca
music, willAe formed in the Presbyterian Church
on Friday evening next. the 5th inst, at hall
past 0 clock. Terms 81 so per scholar includ'
ing book, for coufse Of twelve lessons. Persons
DESTROYS Of joining the class are respectfully re-
auested to be present at the first lesson. son Fri
day evening nezta "a. w.WILLIAMS, i
vsr Instructor.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting Of the stockholders
of the First National Bank Of Poneroy, at their
Banking House in Pumeroy, on Thursday the
25ih day Of january, 1866, between ihs hours OF
ten and four OF said day for The purpose OF cleo
tinr seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing
wear. By order oil the Board of Directors.
SiFI W. p. .RATHBURGyCash.
: Poncroy, December goth, 1854 l'i'9t
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NOTICE

ggta 'ate NOTICE.
nm E undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
| ministrator with will annexed of the cstats Of
Edwin Kcyes, late Of Meigs county, o, decd.
All persons indebted to the estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will, without delay, pre-
sent them. to the undersigned for allowance.
fi-st1 .slT John II. PARKER, Adsi'r.
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Times Of Holaiur Court,.


ORDERED that the District and Common
~ Pleas Courts in the7th judicial District OF
Ohio, for the year 1866 be fixed as follows:
DJsTRIcT COURTS.
Washington, April l2sh. Perry, Sept. 4th.
Mleigs' April l6th. Eaitfuld, Sept. sth
Gallia, April 18th. Hooking, Sept. 10th.
Lawrence, April 2Otil.. Athens, Sept. i3th. d
Sciotc, April 23Yd. finton, Sept. 18th.
Pike, April 25th. jackson, Sept. 10Th.
COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
LIST Sub Division
Hooking, Feb. Goth, May 18th, Oct. End.
Perry, March 18th, May 2lst, Oct. 18th.
Fairfield, March 26lh, June 4th, Nov. 9th .s4
End Sub Division ~ ~
Lawrence, Feb. 18th, May 18Th, Sept 25th.
Vinton, Feb. 18th, May 18TH Sept. 25th.
Jackson, Feb. 27th, May 29th, Oct. 10Th.
Pike, March 18th, June 18th, Oct. 3oth. :.
Scioto ,,March Goth, June 18th, Nov. 9th,
3rd Sub Division
Gaiiia, Feb. 10th, May 2lst, Oct. LIST.
Meigs, Feb. 28th, May, 2Sth, Oct. 9th.
Washington, March 10th June lltb Oct. I'D
Athens, APRIL I'd, June 25th, Noy.7th.
Y. Y; !! ". eIjhr johnson, Judge. 7th judicial u
r. Van Trump, District of Ohio.
John p. Plyley, tr4i d 9oi4H
The State of Ohio ig tgr5as !. ts
Meigs County, IS.
1, A. D. Donnally, Clerk Of, the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County aforesaid,
do hereby certify the. foregoing to be correctly
complied from the list returned to this Office. "A (
In testimony whereof I have hereunto SGT my
1zMsysls hand and affixed the seal Of said Court
sgaSH at Pomeroy, this 29th day of December,
Nss=a'z~ A. D., 1865. ~
[l-4n .1.in A.B. DoNNALLY, Clerk.
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ARR GALLERY,
FEEGEls & Y,LATTs,

Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio,
MOULD respectfully call the attention of tho
w citizens of Pomo;oy and vicinity to the SUI
perior advantages possessed by them for taking
pictures in EVERY STYLE OF THE ART. Having
added many of the late improvements in the art,
VIC aro prepared to rlcnsa all in Style, Quality
and Price. We would call especial attention to
NEW SOLAR CAMERA.
for charging pictures, which in copying will give
ANY SIZE REQUIRED. For copying pictures Of
DECEASED "ERsONS
it is uneqnalled and will give general satisfaction.
Call and examine our specimens of Photographs,
Frames, Albums, Cases, &c. t-,. n1I-ft-ft.
Pictures colored in superior style, in, INK,
WATER or OIL C0L0RS. if dcsired
Remember the place--Two Doors above the
Post Office, on Court Street-Jp Sairs. go.
FEIGER a. PLATTS.
Pomcroy, December 20, 1s65--[Cml
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FARM FOR SALE,

rANM TUX DALE. =. ..EA'.'
0NE hundred and fifty acres of lard eighty
~ Of which IS under Improvement with plenty
of timber, water and coal, good buildings; and
eighty bearing apple trees of grated fruit, lying
in Sclplo township, Meigs county, Ohio, and
within sixty rods Of an Academy and school
honse. .f .s.J -ts..r -ti
Also one house ami lot containing one and
half acres, house twcnty-six feet on tho ground,
two stories, outside and lower story well finished
and near the village Of Pagcvie: price Of house
anl lot $500 90; call on or eddrcss
d, DUDLEY.
ll-4tl Downington, Meigs Co., Ohio.
PaikersJurG, Pomc1oy and Gallipolis---Tri
--.. Weekly. ...t .......l....
Tho New and Fast Side wheel Passenger Palket
KATE HENDERSON,
Capt. GEO. W. HENDERSON,
NAT. EaRuART, Clerk.
Leaves Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at O'Clock a. m. ~
Leaves Galipolis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at o'clock n. m.
For freight orpassage apply on board.
[ianl -fml .,t Tf. . .t.s.s ...a. .... .-
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y delinquent Tax Sale

We Lands lots and PARTS of Losystwneda adeuent blythe
Treasurer Of Megs county tsqether wa tile Taaedand Penalty
charged Hcoa agreab 70 aw contained and described IN
q the tol0gsnq list gz 8t M @i H # III
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1SrEBSAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
The receipts from internal reyeme to-day
amounted in round Numbers 10 $4,000.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,

Tf1o l. OS1n "a e Il AID ~ MD,
And great cdriety Of fancy goods and je,oelry.-
These goods arc numbered from one to twenty
thousand and twenty thousand notices are num-
bered from one to twenty thousand, and put into
sealed envelopes and thoroughly mixed, each
number corresponding with some articlco goods.
Any person sending thirty cents for an oil color
ed photograph will receive wo Of. these notices
with each photograph; making, where an agent
sends, FIVE photographs and ten notices for one
dollar, the extra photograph and wonotices free
to the agent. Thearticle Of goods corresponding
with the number on the notice, no matteriwhat
its value, will be sent on receipt of TWO DOLLARS.
If the goods when received do not give satistac-
tion, return them and wewill refund the money.
Send thirty cents for an oil oolored photograph
Religious, Comic or fancy, and two notices.
Give us one trial and VIC know you will send
again.
Address all orders KENNEDY d Co.,
|r50-4tl Box sos, New York.
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&c. ..15OO---N NDTICE...47S.
Winter and Spring Operations.

SPTENTID VARIETY OF
Fancy Goods, Gold sG Silver Ware,
PHOTOGRAPHS. fGGk
eS, Jevve1Eyr, &c Q.
AT 60 NASSAU STREET. god
We now offer splendid variety of the choicest
and best goods, on terms that must and will suit
everybody; and if our dealisgs are not fair aud
honest, do not patronizc US and if our goods are
not as represented retarn Mem aud zoe ,oiN rpjind
the money. ri ~
Twenty thousand articles of goods are for salo
at too dollars edch--consisting Of ,,.,, t,,, 5,,
PIANOS, MELODEONS, % si7ags .yas,er
J tT- DIAMOND JEWELRY,ib hnf bglds
'4 GOLD WATCHES,a bassagf
SILVER WATCHES,
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NEWS OF THE DAY.


Washington, Dec 25-We had glimpse
Of the old days in street car incident, yes
terday, One Of the chivalry On entering q
car found negro in Ii and ordered him TO
get out The colofed man quietly refused 81
The chivalry grew wrathful drew n pistol,
aud swore he would blow the nieger's brains
out. The coored man was not frightened,
and the end was that the gasconading chivalry
got out himself
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FRrFDNEs's 3 ArrAIRs. IS,

Col. Brown, the Assistant Commissioner of
the Freedmens Bereau for the state of Vir-
ginia. has Just rendered to General Howard
report Of his operations since his appointment
on the 18th day Of June last, in which he
states that Of seventy Thousand freedmen col
lected during the war.about Norftlk, Fortress
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-01
Thursday Morning, November l 1866
An Honest Republican.

The Buffalo Commercial Alder
tiser, one of the most respectable
amongthe leading Republican jour
mails of the country, calls things by
their right names in the following
paragraph, and speaks in compli-
Inentary terms of the President.
For the sake of peace and pros.
perity, we could wish there were
more Advertisers in the Republi.
can ranks, and then we might
hope to see the clouds that threat.
en- the nation pass away as mist
before the mornings sun. Speak
ing of the President the Adrerti
ser says:
SHE demonstrates most conclu.
sively that ungoverned radicalism
is equallyNs dangerous to the ma,
ton as treason. The one is COW
ert and insidious, the other was O.
pen and bold; the one seeks to
destroy the Constitution by under
mining it, the other sought to re-
pudiate it by force; the one, prompt.
ed by an oyer-Zealous champion.
ship of the negro, would overthrow
the rights of the whites, while the
other sought to build up an oligAr-
chy upon the ruins of the old u
Mon. Against both Andrew John
son has stood firm, and we regard
him as NATIONAL benefactor in a
national crisis"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-01
CAST

his prices will be as loS as the low.
est. The stock consists in part oil
aadies' Dress Goods of the latest
styles, solid and plaid Cashmeres,
DeLaines, Poplins, Bombazines, AL.
paccas, black Silks, Cloaks, Shawls,
Breakfast Capes and Shawls, Sontags,
Collars, Laces, Edgings of the finest
qualities. Hoped Skirts, Corsets,
handkerchief, Gloves, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Head Dresses Of endless
variety, Dress Trimmings, ladies'
Hats aud Flowers, White Goods Of
every quality, red, white, gray, and
spotted FlanneIs. and 10 fact every.
thing that is needed to make la
jdy' wardrobe complete. Fine French
black Cloth, doe.skin Cashmere, dou-
bic milled fancy Cashmere, Sattinets,
Twesds, Jeans, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Gloves, Umbrellas, read y-made
Clothing, Hardware, Queeusware,
Tinware, Books, Stationery, Groce-
ries, &c., all Of which will be sold at
the lowest price for cash or barter.
oot1l T. c. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-01
CT v ,"
Nashville Cotton Market.

1t lisa generally admitted fact that the plan
now adopted in Tobacco sales of selling at
AUCTION. reserving the privilege of rejecting
the best bid, if not satisfactory to the Planter,
has given more satisfaction, and uniformly
caused Produce to sell high than Ma ,
other Method. and believing that this Will
prove equally as satisfactory in Cottori- as To-
bacco, Messrs. SMITH, PARKES & STARK,
of Nashville, Tenn. have concluded to adopl
this plan. After the market begins. they will
have sales once or twice each week, on stated
days. Its advantages are numerous. Is
draws together all the buyers in this and
many other markets. the competition between
whom insures the highest market price for
each bale offered. Each bale is before the
buyer, so that he can see its condition, with a
sample fairly drawn, showing its quality.
OF The owner, either in person or through
his agent, has the right to reject the sale VIII en-
the price is not satisfactory. 90
These advantages are securei to the Plant
or with the same expense of selling a. under
the old system. The universal satisfs ction
given to all who haze ever tested this sys-
tenn is proof that this is, par excellence. the
best that can be had. octll-im
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-01

The San Francisco (Cal.) Erana-
i'ser, referring to the speech deliv-
cred by Nye, Senator from Neva-
da, at the last session, recommen-
ding a general hanging of the Con-
federate leaders, says: "a hem
pen cravat would be an appropri-
ate ornament to the neck of any
wretch, who manifests such brutal
blood-thirstiness as is shown above,
and would be especially becoming
to the burly throttle of the Sena-
tor from Nevada"