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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20
"Jabe, wbar you git dem boots?"

'Jabe, whar you git dem boots?"
"Down dsr, at de shoe store OBJ de
Gallomilis Journal"
"Dar amt no sich store. You mean
de shoe store OBJ John Dages, DON,
yer?"
"Well. I dun no. but any how, down
whar dat mighty big shoe am. OATS
de place."
"Why you no buy dat shoe?"
"Case you see dat shoe number fow.
ty.seben, and / wears elebenteen. But
dey got all kinds ds, snd berry cheap
glib q dolla and half for desc"
"Fcr de lowd's sake, Use off to de
cheap sto' 81 John Dages, 1 is dat
Boots dolla' and hall. Gosh whool
yahl yah!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20
~ Tbs following is the coneludir

E The following lie the concluding
portion Of general order from Gen.
Halleck, under date Of st. Louis, March
18th. Itis tbe. right kind of talk. and
what Halleck says you may bet your
life he means:
All persons are hereby warned that
if they join any guerrilla band they
will not, if captured, be treated as or
dinsrY prisoners Of war, but will be
hung as robbers and murderers. Their
lives shall atone for the barbarity Of their
General.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20

tomsc army TO go on active duty
and Crush Rebellion.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE
PoToMAc. FAIRrAx G. H.
March IL, 1862.
Soldiers of tie Army Of he POtom0e:'
For long time / have kept you in.
active, but not without q purpose
You were to be diciplined. armed and
instructed. The formidable artillery
you now have had to be created
Other armies were to move TO accom-
plish certain results. I have held you
back ths. you might give the death
blow to the rebellion which has dis
tracted this once happy country. The
patience you have shown, and your
confidence in your General, are worth
dozen victories. These preliminary
results are now accomplished. ! feel
that the patient labors of many months
have produced their fruits.
The Army Of the Potomac is now -
real army. magnificent in material,
admirable in dicipliue and instruction..
and excellantly equipped and armed
Your commanders are all that l could
wish. The moment for action has ar
rived, and know that / can trust in
you to save our country. AS l ride
through your ranks, see in your faces
the sure prestige of victory. l feel
that you will do whatever / ask of you.
The period Of insction has passed. ]
will bring you now face to face with
the rebels. and only pray that God
may defend the right. In whatever
direction I move. however strange my
actions may appear to you. ever bear
in mind that my fate is linked with
yours, and that all l do is to bring you
where I know you wish to be-on the
decisive battlefield. It is my business
to place you there. am to watch
over you as parent over his children,
and you know tina. your General loves
you from the depths of his heart. It
shall be my care, as it has ever been, to
gain success with the least possible loss,
but / know that if It is necessary you
will willingly follow me to our graves for
our righteous cause. God smiles upon
us; victory attends us; yet L would
not have you think that our aim is to
be obtained without a manly struggle.
I will not disguise it from you that you
have brave foes to encounter, foemen
well worthy Of the steel whichyou
will use so well. / shall demand from
you great and heroic exertions; rapid
and long marches; desperate combats;
privations. We will share all theseto-
gelher. and when this sad war is over,
will all return to our homes and feel
that we can ask no higher honor than
the proud consciousness that we be-
longed to the Army Of the Potomac.
[Signed "GEo B. McCLELLAN,
Major. Gen. Commanding.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20

IRoE-cLAD VESSELS. - The seven
millions appropriated for coast defenses
are to be applied to the construction of
irou-clad vessels Of war. Commodore
Smith, head of the Navsl Bureau Of
yards and docks is authorized to have
an iron-clsd gunboat constructed within
sixty.days.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20
~ James Mur6n, long identified

~ James Mur6n, long identified
with the Iron business in this region,
died very suddenly. on Tuesday, the
10th. He went out to q coaling, on
the lands OF the Empire Furnace, gave
some directions to the workmen, turn
ed away and walked few steps, when
he was observed to fall. He was dead
before any one had reached him. De-
ceased was about so years old. He
had strong practical sense and great
energy Of eharaeter.-EonfOn Reggie
ter,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20
RGen. NrwsoM informs US that he

EGen. NEwsoM informs US that he
received a letter from Cincinnati, in
forming him that no funds were on
hand in that city to pay semi-annual
pensions, due 4th March. 1862. The
pension agent is at Washington. expec
ting to receive money, and as soon as
funds can be obtained pensions will be
paid.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20

RFremont's department extends
no further South than Knoxville. Tenn.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20

The greatest confidence is reposed in
Col. Candy, and IL volunteers will do
their duty. the Texans viii be irnomin~
iOusly driven from the country.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-20
GEN. MccLELLAN's ADDRESS TO HIS
SOLDIERS.

The Cause Of Past Inactivity-The Po-
tomsc army to go on active duty
and Crush Rebellion.
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sl42
JAMES NJ. DEEERING.

York, ss.-Then personally appeared James ~
Deering and made oath that the above account ny
him subscribed Is true.
Before me, CALEB d. LORD,
Clerk Of County Com. Court
for York Couaty.
York, ss.-Couuty Com. Regular Session, I'd Tues
day Of April, 1861;
NJ Decring aud certify that the same Is correctly
cast and properly vouched, and Is hereby allowed.
RUFUS T. TAPLEY, Co. Attorney.
q. b. LORD. Clerk.
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IS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

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DEPARTMENT OF rnE INTERIOR.

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Dyssnt.ry, Diarrh@a, Relax, Worms.

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ASA GowEN.

York, s., October II, Is6i.-Then personally sp.
peared the above named Asa Gowen and made oath
10 the truth Of the foregoing account by him sub.
Before me. CALEB n. LORD,
Clerk County Com. Court.
County Com Regular Session, I'd Tusday OF Octo-
Der, 1861.
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ASA GOWE In.
York, S., April 10, isi.-Then personally appear
ed Asa Gowen and made oath that tho ABOVE ac'
count by him subscribed Is true.
Before mo, CALEB d: LORD, 81
Clerk Of County Com. Court.
York, S., County Com. Regular Session, I'd Tues
day OF April, 1861.
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rectly cast and properly vouched, and Is hereby
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C. Is. LORD, Clerk.
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d.ehs.sI,Lm.ndnshs Foul stomach.
ESon Dr.. Ed,sird "a Va, Bilii@Ors.

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pTAz WEEKLY PAPER DzFegD 10 a eeaaEnC AND
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peared John Hemingway and made oath to the
truth Of the foregoing account by him subscribed
Before Inc. CALEB ID. LORD,
r Clerk County CON. Court forkCo.
York, ..-County Com, Regular Session, Cd Tues.
We have examined the above account OF John
Hemingway, and hereby certify that the same Is
correctly cast and properly youched and 10 hereby
allowed, RUFUS r. TAPLEY, Co. Attorney.
CD. LORD, Clerk.
COUNTY OF YORK.
1850. To Asa GowEs, Couyrr Con-, Dr.,
Nov. 1 For 4 days service and "a
: miles travel at Dayton on
pet. Of Nicholas Kimball
and others for abatement -
Of tax Si4 "
10 days service and 10
miles trayell to Kittery on
pet. of town agent for dis.
cont. OF highway located
on pet. Of Stephen Jen- , On
kins and others aoo
% 2days ut Alfred and "
miles travel adj. session an o
ut
Dec. q 4 days at Alfred and 60 =,
miles travel adj. session IL ~
% 2days at Alfred adj. ses- =.
sion and 90 miles travel III ~
Nov. % toYork on official busn-
ess relating to highway 10 m
miles travel ioo
1861
Jan. 2days at Alfred adj. ses- =,
sion and 60 miles travel III ~
Feb. 10 2days Mt Alfred adj. ses- =.
sion and GO miles travel lo ~
MARI 2days at Alfred adj. ses- =.
sion 81 miles travel ~ ~
Apr. 10 2days regular session at -, ~
Alfred 90 miles travel lO ~
10 days at Alfred regular ..
session CO miles travel 10 ~
SllO GO
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SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS,

CHARLIE, ,ofm.pn. NJ D.. PrOtss:Sss q s,s
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diseases % on the result OF Onanlsm Msss 10.
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hsn nSs. ss,ng troubled with painful OF souTy
,,n,res. ed menstruation. would IesrS .,s.,ns a.
sy ending for . book. Enclose Two sa ''-AP' "
PEI . re g b. care OF Boz Is s'''
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Dyspepsia. ImpurIty OF the Hood.

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COUNTY OF YORK.

COUNTY OF YORK,
1861. To JAMES NJ. DEERIsG, Co Con-, On.
April 20 For days service county business 81 90
amy " i'' fred red ' 800
days service to direct repairs
ON county buildings 200
q For IS miles travel to and from Kit.
terry on pet. OF Inhabitants OF -
S S.R'. yy.rr,,. s sSS
% For 90 miles travel to and from y.
VI. NoTtOn's. In kittery 9OoJ
% For days service on pet. OF >. VI.
Norton and others 4OO
% For 30 miles travel to and IRON AL 80
fred 3pO
81 For days service on county bust. 80
June IS For l6 miles travel to and from Jas.
10 For . dayP service on petition Of
James Andrews and others 400
July For 30 miles travel to and from Al. , ~
arOr days, service Co. Com. cOur. ~
adj session 4U
Q ror 81 miles travel to and from New.
field 64O
II For 3dsys' service on pet. Of WIN. =.
liam and others Goo
u For days service to direct repairs
ut Alfred 200
Aug. For a miles travel to and from N. .
For 2days' service on pet OF Ed
win Junkins and others 4U
% For % miles travel to and from AL
fred 800
q For Q days service adj. session Co.
Com. Court ~
"a For co miles travel to and from Der .,
days service on pet. Of Jas.
Clark, Town Agent 200
Sept. For 81 miles travel to and from N. ~
70 For a miles travel to and from s.
Berwick and Wells 40
For days service to view high
way located on petition Of An
drew Welsh and Others, to as
certain IL the highway isopen
its full width, ne laid OF 2OO
IL For 90 miles travel through y. Der
wick, Lebanon, Berwick, 3,
Berwick, York, and back to =,
For 1 days service to view high.
ways located on pet. OF Samu-
el butler, Selectmer OF Ber-
wick, and Geo. IL. Wakefield
and Others. tOascertain tfthey
are open rs located. and fenc-
ed their full width 200
Ia For co miles travel TO and nom Cor
nish. through Limnston and =,
Limerick 600
For days service TO see " the
highways located on pets. OF
Daniel Mason and others. and
Major II. Folsom, were opened
their full width, 20
20 For 70 miles travel to and from
For days service to survey and
place monuments on the high
way located on petition OF
Geo. Ham and others 200
Oct 8 Por days service Co. Com. Court
regula6 session 500
For 30miles' travel 100
l6 For 5days' service Co. Com, Court 10 %
For 30 miles travel 800
% For days service on petition OF
Town OF n. Berwick 200
For co miles travel GOO
30 For days service Co. Com. Court 6 %
For % miles travel 200
sizes 50
JAMES NJ DEERING.
York, ss.,.April 10, ls6l:-Then personally ap.
peared Asa Gowen and made oath that the above
account by him subscribed, Is true.
Before Inc, CALEB d. LORD.
Clerk OF County Com. Court.
York. S., County Com. Regular Session, I'd Tuesday
ofApril. ls6i.
We have examined the above account Asa Cow.
en-, and hereby certify that the samr is correctly
cast and properly vouchcd, and Is hereby allowed.
RUFUS r. TAPLEY, County Attorney.
q. b. LORD, Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-08-08
FROM BATON ROUGE.
IL Miles from Baton Ron

II Miles from Baton Rouge, Aug. 9TH.
Major Gen. VAN Dorm:
Receiving a dispatch that the Arkansas would
cooperate, I attacked Baton Rouge this
morning at daylight, with less than three
thousand men.
After a severe struggle OF Eve hours, we
drove the enemy from all points to the Ar
senal and the cover of their gunboats taking
a number of prisoners, several flags, and
destroying Considerable quantity of public
property.
Ny diminished and exhausted force could
not take the arsenal, and the troops were al
most perishing for water.
We have withdrawn one nile and a half
but hope to resume the attack in half an
hour.
think our loss has been az heavy as that
of the enemy. Gen. Clark is MORALLY
wounded Colonel Hunt, 5th KY; Col.
Thompson, Bird KY; Col. Allen, 4th La, and
others, severely.
The effective force of the enemy, exclusive
of gun and mortar boats, reported to US as
above FIVE thousand.
[Signed,] JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
Major Gener al.
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Correspondence OF the Citizen.

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. LIST, 1852.
FRIEND Bos:"-You are not the notable
" Bos" of 'Pickwick," but my old friend
| take the liberty When q last heard from 4"
was in camp with the 4Oth Miss. Regt. at
Meridian. / did not strike my tent but SIM
ply decamped. and took mp my quarters in
this city last Tuesday. l had to "run the
blockade ride with the soldiers, and work
my passage generally.
have been here since Tuesday night, wait
ing another chance to move. Light is break
ing ahead once more, and 1 expect to leave
with another soldiers train at o'clock P. NJ
to-day. I have the permit of Gen. Forney to
go ahead.
The military will have the charge of all the
lines of travel for several days to come. This
is certainly great inconvenience to the trav
cling public, but our cause demands the sac
rifce'a and every loyal man will submit. But
tell you, friend " Bos," it is trying upon a
man's purse-strings. Shinplasters are not
very elastic.
The movements of our army are all clothed
in mystery. 1t is not lawful, perhaps, to tell
ell one knows-hence, g NUNS the word"
There is quite shuff1ing among the Con-
scripts. A notice appears in the papers this
morning for the enrolment of those subject
to the law. A great many chaps about town
here had thought there was no need for them,
and they would be permitted to stand off and
hurrah for the victory while others fought
the battles. But now the time has come for
them to take up the line of march. 1t is said
that Mobile could furnish a regiment, or per
haps brigade They are nice, clean looking
fellows, and will make elegant soldiers
Speculation and extortion is the order CT
the day, and the further we go toward Rich
mond they say that the prices rise almost
beyond conception.
will drop you q line" occasionally as l
journey alons toward the capital of the Con-
federacy.
COSMOPOLITE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-08-08
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a called meeting of GILES NJ. HILLYER
LODGE No. 238, held at Vests Station, Miss,
July 3lst, 1862, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted, to-
wit
Whereas, the Supreme Grand Master has
called from our midst our we'll beloved broth
er NATHAN B. WHITEHEAD, an old and valued
member of the Masonic fraternity; one who
was ever Jealous to promote the interest of
the craft, both by precept and example, and
had filled the highest offices with credit to
himself and the Order; therefore be it
Resolusd, That in the untimely death of
Brother WHITEHEAD we mourn one Of our
best members one who exemplifed the
christian duties of brotherly love, belief and
truth by his daily acts one who faithfully
filled all the duties of both good Mason and
a good citizen kind and devoted husband,
a warm hearted and affectionate father.
ResoLUed That we deeply sympathize with
his family in their present affection.
Resolved That the members of this Lodge
will wear the usual badge Of mourning.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family of the deceased.
ResoIUed, That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be published in the Canton Citi-
zen.
c. C. BROWN, Sec'y
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The Conscripts must be prepared to stand
many rough jokes. But we do not see why
they should be the special mark for jest aud
ribaldry. We believe majority of them are
patriots, and had good reasons for NOS
having volunteered. They now enter the
service under the Conscript Law-which, IL
our judgment, is the best, most fair and equi-
table mode of raising army-and quite as
soon as they were needed. We believe that
the Confederate Government has had in the
field, for the past twelve months at least
fully as many soldiers as it could arm and
equip. More than that would have been an
expense and a burden. When they shall
have been, armed, equipped and drilled, we
hope the Conscripts will prove themselves to
be as good soldiers as the best.