New Firm Advertises in Pomeroy Telegraph
The Pomeroy Telegraph notes a new mercantile firm, S. A. Moore & Co., promising fair prices and full stock. It encourages readers to patronize local advertisers, mentions Dr. Wortsenne and Harpold coal, and discusses telegraph’s growth, subscriber interest, and the county paper’s standing amid war news and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colums
SA. M. Moore & Co
Dell
Buey
William Harpold
Harpold
Wen
Bering Puree
A. G. Growley & Co
von Hard
Fox Manufacture
Aicel
Eilys W
Telegraphic dispatches from Washington and Indianapolis reveal Civil War turmoil
Reports from Feb 22 23 describe Gen Stott nominated Master Major and actions over flags at the Air Department. Prisoners released on parole amid pro slavery and border state voting against flag presentation. Cabinet members and French officials noted in a West Wing procession. Stanton health denied, Fremont improvements noted, and Treasury Note Bill talks stall. Richmond seen by Unionists with signs of abolitionist sentiment. Ball’s Bluff prisoners claim taint by their general. Scott may become minister with plenary powers. Peru envoy incoming. Indianapolis unrest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixeroy
Gen. Stott
Swuner
Air Department
Jeff Davis
Surges
Rifle Corps
Benjamin
Issu
Prince
de Joinville
Melallan
Melellan
Butler
Washineton
Stanton
Gerritt Smith
Wendell Philips
Treasury
Festenden
Fremont
Richmond
Ball's Bluff
Fort
Scott
Senate
L. Borda
Wil
Peru
Rebel retreat and river action near Nashville Donelson to Clarksville
Report from Paducah to Louisville and Clarksville details Gen Buckner and staff prisoners, rebel General Johnson escaped after parole. Union forces under Grant move up the Cumberland toward Nashville with plans for three day armistice, while Nashville residents favor reunion. Gunboat activity resumes, telegraph of Buell, Foote and reinforcements reach Clarksville and Louisville as troops concentrate at Fort Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro
Buckner
Fort Donelson
Paducah
Ludixnapolis
Johnson
Grant
17Th Olimvis
Wallice
1Th Olimois
Cumberland
Clarksville
Nashville
Uurria
Pennessee
Prawpiny
Ilinois
Continental
Chancellor
Dirigis
Buford
Wisconsin
Murphy
Cincinnati
Corondoler
St. Louis
Columbus
Trace
Rabel
Shige
Unive Apo
O'Clark
Buell
Cullum
Payne
Poots
Gov
Kirkwood
Jows
Foote
Douglas
Smithton
Fort Holt
Hopkins
Prisoners from Fort Donelson arrive in camp Morton
About six thousand rebel prisoners arrive from Fort Donelson with 800 sent to Lafayette and 800 to Terre Haute. The remainder quarter at Camp Morton under ragged uniforms and harsh conditions. Most are eager to take the oath. three surgeons are released on parole to treat the growing sick. Regiments listed include Mississippi, Kentucky, Alabama and Tennessee units. Gen Buckner and 100 officers expected from Jeffersonville. Major Brown joins Brig. Gen. Wood. Col. Gresham's regiment and 63d from Covington slated for guarding duties tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Donelson
Lafayette
Terre Loute
Morton
Mississippi
Kentucky
Alabama
Tennessee
Combs
Jeffersonville
Thomas M. Brown
Wintchester
Indiana
T. J. Wood
Col. Gresham
New Albany
63D
Covington
Civil War Reflections and Obituaries From a Local Ledger
Stanton proclaims true victory comes from divine inspiration and brave resolve not military schemes. A Cincinnati Gazette definition of conservatism denounces abolitionists, urging readers to question those who claim virtue without action. Also notices mourn deaths, including Mrs. Burasern Sour and son Robert, with brief biographical lines.
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Pomeroy
Wridas
Wee
Messrs
Garden
Rice
Clark
Leagan
Holdley
Eiselstein & Swallow's
Telegraph
Saxton
Neatheen
J. B. Haimpton
Panoy Harness & Saddle Manufactory
Court and
Second Streets
Wurteanu
Wortsisa
Rewingtyon House
Pomery
Wortssa
Remington House
Rosath
BS Indians
Union
Congress
Bright
Voories
Sevesh
Vodison
Harris
Memphis
Columbia
M. Lovell
Pomeroy and
Gallipolis
Oub
Peterson
Maren
Chas. J. Peterson
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lancer
Garibaldi
Fort Spring
L. A. Godey
Shestnut St
Telegraphic
Washington
Indianapolis
Locisville
Green River Country
Henry
Donelson
Texs
Red River
Foote Isaac
Noble
Sratary
New York Tribune
Sim
France
Joshua
Edwin M. Stanton
Cincinnati Gazett
Slave States
C. J. McGlothlin
Orangy
Mas
Burasern Sour
Eovnved
Mysuth Conwy
Mast
Ohio
Orange Township
M. EL
Ronear Joscen
Hereman
Rebecca Plummer
Robert
Aleven
P.M
Pombeeoy
Grant & Co
Millers
Paden
Graver
Tutaenae
Pet
Emil Sherrie
Pomeroy Rolling Mill
WM. Long
Agi
Sherif
Remuel Selby
L. Martiz
Alkire
Court of Common Pleas
Mize County
Alio Company
Samuel Irwin
Hugh Irwin
Samuel Downing
Heginning
Maria
Samuel Selb
Coesh Jed. Wate
SMC
Samuel Davis
Moscow City
Ossie
P.O
Pomeroy Sash Factory
Sieverman
Cilurt
Silverman
Eale
Silv Raman
Oywag
Susilvem Sian
OOO
Sigses Senesel Assortitent
Cor Ante S. Sil Amman
Iulsae
Verman
Wies
Cheng
Past ‘S. Silverman
Linn
Tnemtaadn
Enn
Tina Wiberaks
Senoal Mba
Dollars
Hess
Ila
Malamoly
London
Shay
RPC
Helen
Berra
Erruitil Bouri
Petenes
Wets
Theseanby
Linon
Louth
Khe Meus
Slaiion
Cewlaney
Sutton
Canadas
Ersuant
Onser
Ani
Meigs
Coudor Street
Shilt
Comlor Strtel
Condor Street
Gale
Tecrard
Jease Sant
Sterepe
Hebert Myvelt
Meige County
Scileller
Vomeroy
GEO. Eiselstein
Eiselstein & Swallow
Chealers Ov
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, &c
TROL
N. B
H.W. Swallow
Geo. T. Hoadley
Comooe
Wholfsale & Eftall
Cement & Plaster
Paris
Pomeroy Landing
J. B. Hampton
Sheriff's Safe
Pometoa
Sie Ko Bork
Tian Hawkit Courtethouss
Howeroy
Hitanak San
Munteoy
Mareh
Syviebse
Meijs Haunty
Tytosh
Vitebor
J.J. Vetpol
White
Remington
J. Dawwn
Steemboat Landing
Racine
Mr. Sern
Lip
Erie
Fen
Aliam Taylor
Virginis
Hiram
William P. Rathburn
Daniel & Rithburn
Meigs County
William Tepler
Smithy Hollowen
Asiliey Reiley
Alexander G. Batinson
T.C. Robinse
Gabael Jazob
Deo
William Tayser
Smithy Hollucs
Mid Reiley
Alesander G. Batinson
Tiorns Robinson
Gabriel Jacob
Holloway &Go
Sete
Onder
Nfo
Daniel & & Rathburn
Ranadeay
Abe
Daniel & Have
Sais Cave
Siete
Stresta
William Taylor Thersis
Willian Ysylor
Daniel & Rateburs
J. Canrwaiaur
A. Aigher
Good & Co
Salt
Coalport
Tomn Tote No
W. B. Horton
Innis
Woalport
Eng
Thanes Porth
Govlport
Joniport
Sikee Cements
Alto
Salt Company
Babhiti, Gued & Co
Beled& Co_es
Stirsia & Builth. Y
Moreh
Kaeinn
County
Iso
Thos
Smith
C. Bole & Ca
Ana
Terai
Animeaebe
W. A. Aicher
Faia TE
Wharf-Bost Landing Road
Formion Leas
Court-Honee
Vemeroy
Clyrk
Tanememtr
Sn. 4
Range
Yim
Ohio Company
Robert Caupbell
James McLaughlin
Willinms Kinney
Thame
Som
Thaer & Co
White, SM. Pot
Daan Sk
Welock
A.m
Seddy
Mured
Pamere
Waleon
Hebert Wareon
David BR. Lewis
Luton Chapel
Jesse Uinta Oo
Ras Yee
Walt
Pourmon Pleasor Meigs County
Williamenn
Obin
Gieigl
Anselm Byron
Tefeunivet
Deronber
Tuetice
Jolene
LYONS
WM. J. Prall
Pralls
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Glass
Poméroy, O. 1
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