Union Vole to be raised in Orange township on Aug 24
The Pomeroy Telegraph notes a Union vote meeting at Absalom Fishes in Orange township scheduled for Saturday Aug 24 at 1 PM. Johnne of Cooleville and HL Smith of Pomeroy are expected to attend and address citizens. Also reports on Titus Cavalry Company departure, Knotty editorials, and a corn and oats request from subscribers.
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Absalom Fishes
Orange Township
Oelock
P.M. Johnne, Esq
Cooleville
HL. H. Smith
Pomeroy
Citzens
Rutland
Titus
Columbus
Meigs County
Court-Iouse
W. I. Lasley
Branch
Oren Jones
W. W. Saunders
T.S. Montagne
A. O. Kelley
Aaron Stivers
W. Curtis
enlistment call for infantry company in U S service
Lieutenant S W Ross authorizes formation of a three year infantry company for United States service. Once muster reaches sixty four names, the company will be mustered for pay. Enlist at Mr Bents's Store above the Rolling Mill where the roll is open for signatures.
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S. W. Ross
United States Service
Treachery and treason in wartime Meigs and Kanawha
A Cleveland Artillery report claims letters to home were seized by the enemy after capturing Laurel Mill, suggesting treachery in Post Offices. The piece discusses Meigs County Union support amid a contested Democratic convention, urging all loyalists to unite. It notes Wheeling convention action creating Kanawha State with an October 24 election.
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Cleveland Artillery
Laurel Mill
Grafton
Wheeling
Samawha
Waeesina
Kanawha
War news and political notices from the Meigs County area
The column compiles Civil War era updates including war department rumors, a rejection of a Democratic nomination by J. Scott Harrison, and commentary on newspaper conflicts. It also previews book notices for Peterson and Godey, notes on a county union convention at Pomeroy, and a Richmond Dispatch item about coin shortages.
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War Department
J. Scott Harrison
Columbus
The Militia Power and Lincoln’s Call to Suppress Rebellion
A detailed discussion explains Congress authority to call out state militias to enforce federal laws, suppress insurrections, and repel invasions. It cites the 1795 Militia Act, the Whisky Rebellion, and Lincoln’s 186? call, arguing the President’s duty is to preserve and defend the Constitution. reports a local Portland militia event and a note about an observatory plan for Mount Ararat.
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The
United St
Congress
Caton
Washington
United States
Washi
Lincoln
Supreme Court of
U.S
ISG
TVG
Rebel Outrages in Southern Kentucky Reported
A Louisville Journal account from yesterday describes six young men from Columbus area forced from their homes due to Union sympathies. They endured injuries while traveling at night to avoid Secessionists, as warnings to residents escalated into threats of leaving or being hanged. The piece warns loyal citizens of rising mob power and political peril in Ohio and Kentucky, noting disruptions in commerce and local markets.
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Columbus
Kentucky
Busby
Harp
Union City
Union
Mr. Busby
Shelby County
Ohio
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