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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
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~ ps-oanty, near are Coaiptt lu pike,
our nBiles from Msut heste,, f,1 sale NJ ne
ton - he hid, 81 or once. "a Ia 70 st pu efasers "a
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o,s ma, 30 co Is the uoai, 10 hs dsbsOrrd b. Chs 9 6sat
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shrr ~ for ths az t,as Of hsnehes ~ AM s'sfnouits ptoesis
her suapiy o. woed, al realty reduced rGs.
seit q 1eonrIs . .spsasos. iss..
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GWriII q, ON tn" south eide Of Nrondsts
sevsvrcur stu Hnd1Wrh = treeth, 'fof taIe as see.
tIon.-Ell be sod -; Nsussion, on te prsnhsa 'nIues
day. he Ish November. is52.e a CLOAK Nam sey
n'usoie stere and d-elnng Ne .BI-Rrssd street, 'os eeeplea
- Dry 9oots stor,, By hr. PendL ten.at thel Q uh res
$500. Inc location u amongst the bs,s on Brood ,Ess'. ief 'aA'
a.sspu p Ss
TKDs-opethard cash. balance At Q ssd - neups for nessa..
4, :: S oSs:. II, n ,g s', ss sssss i'sS'se ~ AjStfi$ Si 7af y
loit Apetonssh.
|.VnRy- ExCgi LEST BRuCK TEN SRNI
~. "a she ~sst line al istr, setseen 1ros1
and Mnrsha streets for hale &C Aucuon. ~
be sold. at Aaetcn ,ootas W m q, on rUE DAY. The isss ~
Wilt Briek. en.nsrb losasd a. as0Ir nov IN The seeupane'9 o.
The House La ,.r,eps, besids ample ssrvans rooms, and y
ssp5Led " h gas ard pasr
y. fEzxs ousa lsd cash. balines st6 and II mon'h S fornsgoc-
aSIe n, te,, inle est AGED, secured ~ . trust iced
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

TEspEENEW BRICK TENEHEHys orr THp
South side Of ssATsAaH and West line Of
IGeb strcets, Tor sale at an lienl -sinaks ssA q
/ suetion on he or nis7s. 90 fRIDAY, thsxlst 4 " mbes. lssfc
lakoHs soscsi led b. sscd pAyiAs. sensnsns. n nsisgfessis raj
81 49, Sn Anhln5 q - :ihs, me, q, !. III A.
sesoaaeie not !, IA erect added. ,ecursf By 4 trp, deed, q 81
nov IL - - = : GoDDmA A pprassr q sssi
rs-rhs fOsesp NJ real estate can. ssJssaed fer st pruis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

REwARO.
L oar, on the ~ Day rfuetkSet, 1904, On he JentIAl Railroad,
IL sIsrss brown tsfNk ttat 9 iDll,h q ray 9sser 20 each
cod, and ny mans IN fan on ea-d on The Dp THIS sboys re-
vsra viii he pad on tbs oehvefJ 6ft I'D hunk and contents at .tse
1aHase once IN ohGrlJltssvihs, sf r6nohinsl nyor hchpond.
Capt. ". ". GANft,.
,nls-lv 400 16h 1Irrtls Uavahy.
pLIsraaING OINTMENT, for sale ny
(lOrrON. HA0e, -sr W sa e s.s,is-it. -
SIS SLs. DsAssS Tara, as.. ron 8 70 is.oa sS-us'nasuk sss
Ssis4,y AHsroEn sea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

900 OFFICE VA, GENITAL 4 Z. 90.
RoHnosD, Nov. lpth, 1851.
INV Books OF the transfer o. TIL, COMPANY Will be closed III
II amer the afjvurnnent Of the Regular heetins or NE btoek'
Llolders, which viii commence on the 9Th Inst
no,2
AlC~INNrS ELIXIA Og OPIUM, PowdereS
vi Cubebs, Pas.m ocpsvA, chAnonle Powers, Channels
- MADr 4 BkKrRB Drug stor.,
o.oa a, Sd Nsln preet. err. above P n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

PULLGAn Il CO.,
A%Ucrl03EERS EOR SiLE OF HESROIS,
OdaIenoVs' BAL, TrAnkls o.,
NcHHoSH, VA.
II any sALis-Euhlc Aad private We pledge our sutetss' at
IL t--tiol 20 Te hudnsss sntsJI'sd t0us, AID will anSSer all
conn taleAtou p'onptg.
PortHs Aueni a. each d1pOI
=. B-rhep ablr cur Z leads and old pAtFOn- vii go fccm
te above card that We are Iglli In oar oil barnes ~AlhNuEh,
Lavil. 2 sta to1s , stored he baggage on eeie5dsrs IRON the
aaa h, hAt been used ., al ArEuneot D. which 70 divert ouSiases
tou sas hsaIs. % As bsnsas Of others, vho hAVs bsss otherwise
gngKgei .t .
Th-o t'onISs = al q respectfully IOnsisst.
nOlI-lH p 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

LE Wars nEvOLyERs.
WE have remaLg. ate~ OF these Celebrated Pistols, nanzfA
w ,ursd By lie SAT- in Pali, for sale at rducsd prizes by
oc?5 KNIT. PAINE 4. 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
Sal. conducted ~ JAxs n. T4rIos 4 ss1. Auction'tr.
nar

0onmJSSrONss,s sKLB OF 7s ACRES OF
" and I'm NeuSico county on lhe neep Buh
ruEnptke, four mile. West " the sity,; q ssps
Jenr.co ecu, ~. sson aase d on tse bh day Of November, isest
10 thu case syicd g spi,s va John, A Huttheson, Adm isfrAtor o.
ION gpon ~ premues. oa TpEsotY, tho Ism dy % hovsmhss,
;gmns se'ug Et9 81 OK r. NJ, n fair. n moi. the next, fair day
here NSf, runsay excepted, the following resl eddie =
A tract Of land IN Hentieo county, imne late on tbs Deep
1i1 Td,npilG fou- kles pes: 81 the city, and sdjoiring the above.
q IL very mig ~ ,np,pved and vel spclsed. .et. -. =.
rnns-rrethra essh, he balance At I and twelve months
Zoe hrxouable lftt /, WIN istefeN sddy ,ths' ttHet 10 'etainet
untIl he entire purchase mo .ey n paid AID . cspyeysnes tIset
ed By the court. JOhN =. foona,
. sale ee0undae,sd BY JANIS \. TlrIo. I scI, Aueaoneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

IA &LE or LAND,
u Crops, StoSa. &e.-I Will sell 10 the bighest bldder, on
tuesday, thE Eh isy Of soyenbs next, II air n no.. ths
ne s - d-y tasn,.rsf, tbs 1egiraoIe ysrn known a Locust
~, lying n The ocuotY u Lsoss, SIX, miles northsst Of Trevil-
..uS 'Derut. sevefnilss nor b OF Loulss Court House, and about
Selye nIrs east " gord1ns Vie. on the vatss Of Hickory o. eel,
igoitilg the lands Of Richard G. BIB, Jas. L. Vein, Dr. VIM. A:
lille pie and o,q.u' sonttinins tt acres, sboutfso acres Of
aldabie low grou IDS. AID fhe lh land 10 > high state Of In
" serea,- Thifb u ~ considered 10 oe one Of the fnsst arasits
arms Ia Virginia; in iaA,Il Is Inferior 10 but fes-.produeiug To-
seco OF The q ct texture, corn wheaA, oas, &c In sbpndance
over add otter grasses gos laIurianiy.i The improvsnehs
ouA OF = large. and convenient DyelinE n.uated sbout tho
"eai.e OF the Farm, oa a eAdtfal hill, which commands . view Of
l.Eye porIcp osthe tasa, vuh all nssasap oct Bslding1. To-
icco Houses s. taetn 70 cure 80 900 pounds tobacco; ~nsLshbor.
Aeod food and heath.i DpOtnsar enouEhto make two tfps B
az, Over /. level rad Any written connpniesuon addreAedto
ANS Il. VOOLFOLK, Louisa Court VII be promptly
nerded n, be hauas tie power - act for ne 'rFNrfN. - %
Atthe sire time and place, I Will . 80 sell the crops OF Corn,
'bdstr, Bsy &c >tcef Of sltindL. a.0ng then zone nne Hos.
iorsss, Mules, ard Cattle . ....s M b - s-
A. rerSs accommodating. and MADE Known On the d,y Of sss.
.4 !. ..stsr- y,s4,-.r' . AsN = veCLt0lk.
ooIb-td rIseu.Iir Of WIN. Z woolfoIk, decd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
.BY THE GoyssSoR "E, VIRGINIA.

= PROCLAMATION.
w gEREu vac tnsi shave ocsdrred " TIE House ofDeeEatss
w oc sioIed. b. the rSig ia,on of. Daily Davis, the Dele
gds sretfos NJ eouatr q AmhHrt IN tDNdg ss a. Gordon, "
D-eyAt4 slesi for the rouaty of spOtTlyAnli therefore th'
Q er.ds Of ssd connl,s are hsrsbV ttquire TO hid sleeionB =
the &c 'erN p4Nrys % voting yT0orbed bs Law 10 sid counties. OF
sapply TIE vk-ancles afors.Aih
~ slvsn under ny hAnI, ~ Governor, aud under III
lis seal OF ts OonmonEeath, al Richmond, this ltth day .
- S.venbsr, 1874. ard IN Che year Of the connOn..sn
We sIshy SeyeutA JOHN Lkf0HEk
By the GoVerusr
GsasE ". nuYoHD, 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

and Am streets. by virtas Of Ndesd orttrit efaufedS by
John q. Bosher, dated The % dy Of AnsaIt. 1872, and "uly re-
cordeo Ia Richmond HuFlnp oour Once, I vii sell at public
nucii,n upon the premises. on MONDAY the 2ith day Of severn
Der, at o'clock ?. NJ, the Vaftabls' vacant Lot at ire Southeast
c rae. Of Canal and 4h q, eeS, II tNIts "a anal street. u
feet, aud runs back on the RNtrne Of 9Th street lia feet I" : vide
alley, anil boapdsA on tvossahy AsuSstS utni ssre VAL
nsgotasis nosss, sfh ihteres <dded, And secured By trust deed.
-. a.. , -. p.~W Y. y. rOhPklN, Trustee
re NV La NJ, nInR A Rnh Ancts nov II
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
VERY taLUABLR aud nIqHLYArrRAo

tive OF at th~ corner % slhl YPSa Eraak.
ltas ~streets, for sale NJ '.tuttf lli.-rt tie requ 81 ~
Ays, b aTths ftauA d ,.e shsll ssf e. pvsHee-ts on on the pre-
nl.ef on rAUPsDAf. g. e 20h Hoyeuhe- 1852, ~ l1ssltcsh
/ at truly va uab { Lot located rs Abovs, sciollR he iesiden' .
OF DR.. Jtuef vesls. The Lot has $ front on thsNo. lie CT 9 h
street # 9v1 feet, and rans b oh~ch the North line q yrantln
street 100 fett 70 an alley In co mon ~ feet vide. This 10, with.
ont doubt one AnSnsss . mott valuable los IN this city, tep
IA the h art OF tae city, In front OF the Capitol Square. And adm
rahly located for stores or One dvelinps Itdsrr'dr Il viii be d
uded Ito HFa le,4 Of Assyt 70 5eeL sach 'front.' pg or OH strsc.
fhRss the-hhf cash, balance at !, 2, 8 and 4 year, for bond,
beN1pv Interest, the same payable half yea-lv secured b. 9
trust deed, " al cash. 1.-THE opt on Of the pstehlers
nov IT 6ODDN A AlPERsOL. Assts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
The exchange = oteI.
y ITSn 4 ISrd,ss, lconnIa...

1.-TWO ID FHAnaD TBNswnNTs =.
on the Bast line OF 18th street near ebocko,
EnI Burning GROUND. for sale mt aprtion WI
b.s ID, al pubic socfon. IN the prem srs, o. NEhN oD'f. "
~ b. OF Nsyemhsr, 1861 At : o';lcck, P.t.,uo excellent frGrie
tenement., located - above, oe occupisd By N .J.s Etbiu
s0n, and the other BY kn IIEt z. smlth.. Zach tenement hs'
Ave rooms, besl les bthe1. and are nearl new
Tnss-nnethird cab, balance ~ rx and twelve months
hr n.solsble notA. Interest added, secured by . trrst deed.
noSets 6nnDns \ kpPrks0N, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

lA
NFANUtL OF Partisan Warfare, for oneen OF InfaApy ana
vi osvairy, ooutSiniug Mtniar Recon oisskucs,,. niHiAJ To
porraphy, fcmpsrary BortAc sfcps. Partisan warfare, trsnsiAted
hon The breach. By iohu n. RiehASason. fscs 81 -
Por sale by A. hORvfG, s- 4H % neA,
EyOR RENT.-Ths large warehouse, on Gary street. cppo,
II size the COLUMBIAN HotSl a. prss mt occupied oy hns .
Bro, Possession Cyen January LIST, 1855 - eel
nols-a. 49, sa - Post once RoI asa
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03

Our loss in the struggle was hesvy;
out Of 800 men il The Eighty fourth
Pennsylvanis, e6 were killed. and 50
wounded. Many officers we're killed
and wounded. Na III
Our loss does not exceed 700 hiied
and 500 wounded.
The 9Th and 9th Ohio shared the
glory and the losses with the 84th
Pennsylvania. The enemy's killed and
wounded now strewed the ground 10
profusion, their left wing was utterly
broken, and their center wavering. On
their side, the 9Th and 9Th Virginia reg
imests suffered most. The former was
terribly decimated. Several attempts
to rally the right wing failed; and tc
add 70 the confusion, the Irish battal.
lion of $50 men, when brought forward
and ordered to FIRE upon the Union
troops refused, and a rebel regiment
Immediately drove this gallant LITTLE
band forward, but could not eompe
them to FIRE upon us.
Forty corpses Of the fS0 sfterwarc
strewed the field. Meanwhile the
rebels gave way on their left and cen.
ter, with loss Of 700 killed and wound
ed, and a36 taken prisoners. Besides
these about !, 500 muskets were taken
and many other valuable trophies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03
DISPATCH FROM GEN. SHIELDS

WAsHrEaros, March a6.-The fol-
lowing dispatch from Gen. Shields to
Senator Rice, dated to-day, at Winches-
ter, was read in The Senate this after
noon. ssEE HeHa +
"0a the morning Of the Esd my
command, 1000 or 5000 strong, was
attacked near this place by Jackson,
with eleven regiments of infantry and
an Irish battalion, about / 800 cavalry,
and 20 pieces Of artillery. After a Sc
we're fight, the enemy was put to COM
plete rout, leaving behind two pieces Of
cannon, four caissons and large num-
Der of small arms, and about 800 pris-
oners. .....
Our loss is $50 killed and 800 woun-
ded. The enemy's loss is 500 killed
and 1000 wounded
Also one four gun battery, making
rs guns, among which were some cap
tured at Bull Run. a-
Four color bearers Of the Fifth Ohio
regiment were severally killed, when
Cart. Whitcomb seized the colors, and
was shot through the head.
A youthful rebel soldier received two
wounds in his breast, and when he was
approached by one Of our officers, in
quired If the officer knew Gen. Banks.
He received an affirmative reply. lie
then said, Tell him want to take the
oath of allegiance, for / have three
brothers IN the Federal service, and /
want them to know that / die true to
the Union
The arm of Gen. Shields is badly
shattered. and owing to an imperfect
setting, it must he reset Tomorrow
Tonight all is quiet in the neighbor-
hood of Slrssburg.
1t is reported that two sons Of the
late Jno. A. Washington were in Mon
days 6ght, and that both were woun-
ded, and are Of those taken prisoners
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
taken charge of the Winchester & Po-
tomsc Road. Persons can purchase
tickets of the Baltimore Company.
WAsHIEGToS, March 26.-No list Of
the casualties Of the battle of Win
chester has yet been received.
Our pickets are six miles beyond
Strasburg. Jackson is not in sight
All the fences, trees and ground along
the road show the terrible effect of our
artillery on the retreating enemy.
Gen. Shields's arm has been reset.
He is comfortable. and will probably be
able to resume active duties in two
ueeks
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03
NO CURE NO PAY.
a DIR. L. W. THOMPSON

A NN0UNOES to the sick and unfortunst,
N that he has opened an Office at the Furui
ture store Of Hayward & Son, for the recep.
tion Of patients, and that he is daily making
rapid and permanent cures in all cases, with.
out the use Of Mercury. By . long course Of
study and practical experience, DR.. T. ha,
now the qualification of presenting the unfor.
tunate with remedies that have never failed
since he FIRST introduced them, to cure tbe
most alarming cases Of private diseases, and
that in a very short but reasonable time
Within the last twenty years DR. T. has cured
character, and Il may be said safely, that nOrs
than one ha6of Che patients had been. ORE.
viously trested with mercury and other miner.
al poisons. na1 ss
DR.. T. can be successfully consulted upon
all diseases peculiar TO the female sex, with
cures warranted in all curable cases. Refer.
ences can be given in Gallipolis.
Fevers, cancers, and sores Of all kinds ana.
cessfully treated.
Jan. is, 1862 az. : ar-a-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03

KILLED AND WoUNDxD IL TIE WAR
OF 1819.-From an article in the New
York Historical Collections, prepared
by VIM. Joey, Esq, mostly from off,
cial sources, il appears the whole num-
Der of Americans killed and wounded
during the war of 1879, extending from
June, 1912, to March. 1915, was 7,736i
of these, s,816 were Of the number
killed; this includes both the naval and
land forces. The largest number in
the naval forces was at the engagement
between the Chesapeake and Shannon,
where the number Of Americans killed
and wounded was 145, and the British
80. AT the battle OF New Orleans
there were SO Americans and 1,074
British killed and wounded. The
Americans seem 10 have suffered most
at the battle Of Bridgewater. where
they had 743 killed and wounded, and
the British 643. In the various skir-
mishes among the Indians the Ameri-
cans had over I, 100 killed and wound
ed. In the engagement between the
Constitution and Java. the Americans
had "a and the British I6l killed and
wounded. During the whole war the
total number OF British killed and
wounded is put down at 6.774, ol
which 1850 were among the killed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03

4 4.
pickets. The genuine Union feeling Of
ths people OF North, Mountain l will u
lustrste BY real occurrence. .Itseems
that the young ladies Of North Noun
tain House have q very large Union
flag, which il vas necessary that they
should keep concealed so the rebels
would not get Il. The yoang ladies,
aker mature thougk, concluded 70
have It worn as skirt, and selected
Miss Matte Cookers ss The most proper
person. Thus enconpassed she lived
and moved until Capt. John Wilson's
company Of the 18th arrived in town.
When it was known that we were Uni
ted States soldiers she tosk the Gag
from its place Of concealment snd stood
undauntedly wayingit it while The Csp-
tsin's company gave il three times
three, and the band. to eniiven the
scene, gave the people Yankee Doodle.
An old lady who was present said to
us afterwards that Miss Cookers ought
to have taken IL from its place Of con-
cealment before we came up, for now
that We had found out where the Union
ladies kept their flags concealed We
would be looking for them all the time.
We met another old lady there, en-
route fer q neighbor's on a visit, but
she said she could not 60 any further,
for she must stay and see the dear SOL
diers, and that, for her part. she hadn'i
felt so happy since Psrson So-and-so
had q revival at her house, before Sc
cession. "a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03
IFor the GsllipOlis Journsl.I
LINES
LINES
ApDarssrD TO MAGGIE ,. KrnR.

ADDRESSED 10 MAGGIE J. kerr.
I have read and thought on your beautiful
lines, zs15 %
OF the absent ones 90 dear;
1t brought o'er my heart saddened spell,
And nv eve was dimmed by tear.
You speak Of those who have passed away
To their bright homes on high;
All, WE'LL we should not mourn for them,
Whose souls are in the sky.
Though have never seen thy face,
80 Yet still to me it seems .- b..
Thy soul is filled with gentleness,
Thine eye with kindness CLEANS;
And through that veil Of poetry,
A heart both great and true,
That loves the valorous and brave,
And our red, white and blue.
You sing of the homes of loved ones robbed
And my heart responds TO thee,
For every where my eye is turned,
Dark, desolate homes / see.
Nav the angel of freedom guard
The loved ones far away;
May the God of battles protect them
Through every night and day.
We look at each lonely, vacant seat,
And think Of a far of camp,
Where soldiers in clusters gather,
On the ground 80 chilly and damp;
And through the rising vision,
The face of the absent we see,
Who used to fill those vacant seats,
And join in our merry giee.
o! then let Us silently bless them,
And together in unison fair,
Raise our hearts and our voices to Heaven,
In humble and confident prayer.
Let us pray that the God Of all justice
May strike for the valiant and brave,
That the Union shall stand in its greatness,
And our Banner in dignity wave.
z. A. BLANKENSHIP
MERcTRvILLE, o. @
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03

GEN. BURNSIDE AND GEN. McCLEL-
LAE.-Gen. BURNSIDE, far away from
the seething factions Of Washington,
and intent only upon the destruction oI
the enemy. sits down after bloody,
glorious and decisive victory, and Civ
ing few outlines OF his operations, re-
serving the details for another report
remarks:
81 beg to say to the General Com
manding that l have endesvored to
carry out the VERY MINUTE INsTRUc-
TIoEs GIVEN NE BY HIM BEFORE LEAv-
ING ANNAPoLIs, AND THUS FAR EVENTS
HAVE BEEN sIeEALLY coIEcIDENT WITH
HIS ASTIcIPATIoNs. / only hope that
we may in future be able TO carry out
in detail the remaining plans Of the
campaign. The only thing that have
to regret is the delay CAUSED By THE
ELEMENTS"
This testimony from BURNSIDE "goes
to the right spot" and will produce a
feeling of satisfaction throughout the
country. There is every reason to be-
lieve that Gen. Mcclellan has not
confined his "verv minute instructions"
10 Gen. Burnside, but that other Gen.
erals, whose victories have cheered the
country, have had the benefit Of them.
1t is certain that BUREsIDE's opera
tons have been marked BY generalship.
His movements after the fall OF Roam
oke Island. led the enemy to believe
that he proposed to attack either We'll
don or Suffolk, and while they prepared
for him there. he suddenly appeared at
Newbern. and achieved a splendid sue
cess. While the loyal people. deceived
as were the enemy as to his purposes,
were trembling with apprehension for
his safety, BURSsIDE was vigorously on
the offensive, and has position Of great
Importance as base of operations from
which TO cut off the, retreat Of the
rebels from Virginia. No one will dis
parage the glory won BY Burnside be-
cause he gives proper credit to the Com
manding General, but all will honor
him more = Gin. Com 22d.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03

hURRAH FoR THE PErrrcoArs.--A
correspondent Of the Indianapolis Jour
nal writing from Martinsburg. Va, H.
lustrates the Union feeling observed
along the march from Paw Paw:
At North Mountain House we expe-
riepced the first genuine Union feeliae
we have met with since we have been
in Virginia Every house had on il
the flag Of the Union AT this station.
three Days before, there were rebel
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Old IIncls Sam n calling. hen
Gone. uut tie fraifaf. brnneh.
And hsln protect fh,s Hovsrnnent, = -
ro- -. ~, zos IN, 1890 49, & M bs.n.s e 49,
VISA -. str,,,-S S..ss,-;s rssr,rr
I hear vot, want some fun, boys;
Wayfhers,a 0r,od srerrise- = ~
Come On snd help % Rusrd fhs lews-
~ -.s u, L,.st;yS st;y,s .tsse 30 br.es =
IJ-.Nx [,,r5 ~ eeod old flag.
ANU my 'o- ~ '--.e -
Don't think TO wear the uniform,
Ind close at hons 70 stick;
It makes us II desest you more. EEff.
Ne lie he nniforrn, 'tis true-.
WLer ~, s,iist. ther, ven Ike vofs
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II the uniform VOC Lie, boys,
Why not be soldier tool -
You then could proudly face the fe,
Then Won eonld yesr =, the buttsns b-iSbt.
And Eel thst vot, we're doing rigbt.
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You say ,twouid break your mama's hesrt--
Her grief you could not tell;-- -l7c
All, well! as coed as she has Of so-s
And aSs,s no better IN mi. ~ ~ -----
Tesn ncthsv. ,vera i, seyentv..;,
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Don'tthink Of getting married boys, 3
You'll miss II in that eapns, ~
For IL you chance to get a wife,
But then it isn't one in ten
Would marry such a gentleman,
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Don't fret about your et-heart, boys,
For IL You do not mind,
Some one Of Uncle Sarn's brave lads
Gs. meried. that is~if Won can,
And change your name. SSvest iittis man,
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All! donTsnarl, my gentle boys,
Or Ger the matter pout,
For soldiers are the Terv chaps
But when you show that Won are true,
Yonr lsav love will vraIt "a, vol,
We want no shawled towards, boys,
With "slippers" fine and neat,
Who never know how to advance,
But always to retrest.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03
Building Material.

Building Material.
WE have on hand the following articles. %
w which We invite the attention Of Build.
ers and Dealers:
$50 Panel Doors, assorted sizes;
20 pair Window Blinds, assorted sizes;
1000 lights exl0 sash;
1900 lights l0xl2 sash;
1000 lights l0xl4 sash;
500 lights l0xl6 sash;
80 dax Door Locks, assorted sizes,
25 doz. Thumb Latches;
100 dor. Door Butts from 2 to 4 inches;
$50 doz. gross Gimlet Point and Ratchet
Screws from y to inches.
ALSO,
500 lbs Finishing Nails, assorted from Il tC
Q inches; rr. .-s.
S kegs Casing Nails, assorted. from I'D
to l2d.;
rs kegs Nails, assorted. from ID. to sod.
ALSO,
o5 boxes exl0 Glass, city brand;
90 boxes l0xl2 Glass, city brand;
Is boxes l0xl4 Glass, city brand;
10 boxes l0xl6 Glass, city brand;
THOS. HALLIDAY & CO.,
Hardware Dealers.
May "a. so. .-'