Telegraph editor retires plans for Plants takeover amid finances
The Pomeroy Telegraph announces the retirement of publisher J. A. McLaughlin and grant of partial control to new manager T. A. Plants. It outlines financial strains, arrears, and new subscription terms to fund operations, urging timely payments and warning of cancellations for nonpayment.
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Surrender at Harper's Ferry Sees Blame on Miles and McClellan
A wartime inquiry report accuses Col Miles of paroling rebel prisoners and sending them to enemy lines before Harper's Ferry surrender. It criticizes General McClellan for slow reaction and failing to protect Sharpe's Ferry, noting the army's weak fortifications and Maryland Heights abandonment. The commission condemns high command while detailing pre surrender movements and hostile actions.
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Loyalty in the South and the Negro’s Courage in War
A Civil War era reflection praises Black soldiers and a lone Black guide who aided Union forces at St John’s Bluff. It condemns prejudice, notes the perilous march to reach the battery, and credits a Black man with precise topographical knowledge that enabled a bloodless victory and a strategic rear attack.
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New York Election Returns Show Seymour Wins Governor Race
Official returns place Seymour the Democratic candidate for Governor ahead of Gen. Wadsworth by 10 613 votes. Republican tally falls 60 000 short of the presidential result as Democrats trail by 6 000, while volunteers from New York state lean Republican in the advisory count. The report also flags comments on Civil War loyalties and partisan reactions from various sources.
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Old Hannahs Mercy Amid War Terrors
A reminiscence describes Hannah, a Black woman tending a dying soldier in harsh hospital conditions. She bathes him, carries him to safety, and consoles him as he dies, then travels with him to a steamboat and bids him farewell. The piece blends mercy with Confederate political rancor and dubious Civil War reflections.
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Abolitionist Letter Argues Slavery Must End for Union
The author cites Robert Dale Owen and Secretary Chase, arguing lasting peace and national unity depend on complete abolition of slavery. The piece contends slaveholders would demand more protections even if peace came, and urges starting from abolition to sustain republican government.
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Army News Report Describes Rebel Movements and Naval Actions
A Washington dispatch notes Gen Marmaduke defeated gheat S20 rebels near the Wil Avé Lan on the 26th, and that Blunt’s force inflicts heavy losses and may not venture beyond the Boston Mountains this winter. Dispatches also recount a Swick ers Perry engagement, captures of cattle colors and prisoners, and a Burnside-White House briefing. Reports from Washington describe Lee’s earthworks near Fredericksburg, Vanderbilt’s Alabama chase, and Dupont’s blockade actions. War Congress met. President’s Message anticipated. a note on the Microscope explains Dr Ayer’s findings on disease agents in blood and the implications for contagion research.
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