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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-10-25

Far he rni0a and TIC Bar.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

.B1, The III lWEh--1nAL 81 or: sll.tr.' .
Esd zone Of tns yor1g.t Onls.
The giSll Lock, sso,h - bs1tl ua, fore
60 VI about her. There 10 sisays ssr8 rs.'-
If II had mt been for q woman, a. / have heard
told, We all would have been in the garden Of
Eden now, happy a. bees In clover patchl
Well she must be looked up too Keep your
eyes about you for the print Of her little M CA
sins. If We fad Hary-wsll. five fnd her
trail also better sti1. AnyhoW look sharp and
soon a. we know that the boy is safe scour the
woods till you fed the girl and III siye the
msn that finds her as good rifle as ever a hun
'ei need carry, for she's a brave girl and Low
well. | had liked TO have let the ca. out Of the
beg that's fact
What was It WASH Was. was it2" skei
score OF girls pressing forward. "What was you
gong to say A brave girl, nd loves who -
"And lovely! That's all you minxs. Go home
and wash your dishes ard don't bother an old
hunter with your nonsense. Come BOYS arm
and be off, he continued to cover the confusion
he was in at bis near betrayal Of tao love of
Harry and Martha Wslton.
The men departed TO their several homes 10
ma Ike ready-some mounted and others on foot
while the Oldest girls and young married women
crowded around and bantered Wilbur until even
his usual good hunor WAS beginii q to fail.
Get out you busies | don't wonder you
lead the men such lives, when you torment the
Tul out Oi an OH nunter ike mo. Get Out, or
III kiss the whole covey Of you" and startled
10y the throat, or more perhaps by the coming of
their fathers, busb lnds and lovers they ran mar
rily away leaving WilOur laughing himself back
TO good nature.
Lock, stock, barrel, ramrod an bu OF mould
but its we'll | sint young man. who knows
but that should got tod 10 ore Of these imps
OF mischief after all. High no! why did mt | see
something besides squiw4 whsn [ WAS young
But now for the trail Are you al, roaly-lrn
ed-nothine wantin- -
"les, for anything that c1mes-Indan or
wild cats said one Of the younger OF the group
There spoke the boyl replied Wilbur, But
mount and of, we
Heavens! what's taat eoming1 interrupted
Shelby.
"a bloo1y catamouut," replied another and
dozen rifles were leveled.
Up wi h your guns msn Up, or by heaven
Ia brain sone Of youl and Wilbur sprang before
their muzzles.' Bloody enough It is but wherp
are your eyet2 Don't you sec It's Harry houndS
Here Wolf, cjme here boy" aud he whistled to
the dog that came slowly up, aimed, it WAS true
with blood.
1t is from Ia1y's voins" he said far more
solemnly than was his wont, after he hal care
fully examined and found no wounds " It's uar-
ry's blood and "a no raised his eyes he exclaim.
cd "and there he comes himself and he rush.
cd 10 meet him.
True it wac, he saw the young hunter with
face, pale a. ashes, dragging bimself losly
along from the woods by tue help of two stou.
STATE, ard with his entire form covered with
clotted blood!
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
nIa n


with ruahing winis and gioomy skies
the DARK and stubborn Winter dis
Far q, unseen, Spring iaiHtly croa
bsddng her eAlis, child arse
March
py streams still held in iey snAre,
On suuvtern hill. siies, mel ing bare
Der ns,ds Aa, motley ooiors vc1r,
Tbs. summons hlls Me chan yeful air.
March!
whsi though snnflo,in- seasons make
Thy days Sieir held. they woo or snake
The deeptfy lids uf Life Awake,
And dg,e IL stronger for Thy sake-
march,
Then tru-n thy mountains, ribbed with snow,
opoe mUre ,hy rousins lusle lloN,
Aud 4 80 and West, ani b. and frys
froc,-im NY COMING y the foe:
March
Bsy ~ the pleke. ciirai sni ngrnh,
say ~ fh- csuf : TAI .ti-tt hum,
Bay ~ tie iru ~ SN taH utum
Lii up y"it hes'ts, s1Ee ! cIne
Asrcsi
Cry GtAc waiting tofs thst stray
On sNnay 50 sid.s f.r sFay,
Br marta1 iseard 4 g."euluy hsT,
whsrs slutas-a Mrs4 Is Nft.ssl Ny
A.rgA
An~cunra thys with wc'cems noise,
Maers q nc = victir-eagiu p,so
A. ve the VroNi, terGs boys
otl,wA and Illinois;
March
Then down TIE long Pltnmac'S lire
S1out Ike a a. nm ou HIS ~ pins.
TIL rAnrccs iiug and bsyouets shine;
"AtvsncO the ca etAln's CA! is mine.
AAEru
rttte1 kApressiy Ior the New York san
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15
WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter.
~ villas II. BuShnsIL
AIlaaf ot .sTns Fiu~ans fea.lsr," ''PrAtria Fire
'AiD n nm. ha WaIk
Nsiirine" SC, a., g.

yn' rOi 400 Tnlns W A. Of Dong So, 10 tho
tA'- Ohcs- 81 tne Distr,ct Court of VI, sonth,ru
-Sii,t Of New York, by Mes s. Beach, n Ns
yeI ore hous'nl eighi hundred sad sy-,v1,
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

wriHeS EApr-iy ,or the Now York s.u
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
RKBE.l lnIfTRAGRs.

:
We might gil columns with notices OF
outrages committed by the insurgent
officers on Union officers and men who
had been captured BY them. But it
were needless. As specimens, We note
two or three. which we have from the
best Of authority: SO
In a skirmish between some 400
Union cavalry and about 1900 rebel
cavalry near Bardstown, as our army
was pursuing Bragg. the Union force
was surrounded, and had to cut their
way through The rebels in the fght,
two privates of the ed Kentucky Cav
airy, one named Rood, Of Company E,
and the other Of Company B. were
wounded and surrendered themselves
as prisoners, and gave up their arms
The member Of Company B was lying
on the ground. and his dead or wounded
horse was lying upon him. After their
surrender and their arms were taken
from them, both were murdered.
In the same skirmish, Capt. Bsteman
Of Company L. and Lieut.. Arthur Of
Company. B, were captured by five
Texan Rangers, after they bad expend-
ed all their ammunition. On being Ia
ken to the rear of the rebels the officers
were delivered over to Gen. LIBEL, who
had them tied to the tale of wagon,
and forced TO march thus that night for
thirty miles on foot, without coats and
through dus. halfleg deep. Inresponse
TO the protests of the officers, the ehiv-
slrous Lidell cursed them as Yankee
scoundrels.
On the goth instant, when Morgsn's
band of numbering narauders captured
and destroyed the wagon train at Cox's
Greek, a sick teamster, who was unable
to get out Of wagon, was ruthlessly
murdered, and his body burnt up in the
wagon. And hey with the train. a
member OF an Illinois regiment, who
had been captured and regularly pa
rolled by Kirby Smith, was shot and
killed, because be showed his parole,
and claimed the right which belonged
te a paroled prisoner. And three 9th
er Federal soldiers who had exhib-
tied similar paroles, were also mur-
dered on the rosd to Lebanon Junction,
because they gave out in the double
quick march required of them TO keep
before the cavalry. srr-5
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
Brig. Gen. BofLE.
A. G. sEMPLE, A. A. @.
Tia. cAusr.-we war sgainst7 false

The CAusz.-we war sgsinst false
systems - tyrannies, iyillsinies, .sedi-
tions--against the enemies Of free labor
everywhere. We desire to place the
white laboring man Of the North, who
has his bread to earn, on au equality
with che white laboring man of the
South. who must earn his in squalid-
ness and misery. The Southern labor
er 6Hds a rival in the slave because
that slave represents capital and wealth
and political power-snd against such
interests free industry and competition
are powerless. The result is that free
white men-natives and aliens-are in
jured and kept forever in poverty and
ignorance. Slavery does not elevate
the negro, but degrades the white, and
the love we bear for our race bids Us tc
honor ABRAHAM LINCOLN for having
elevated that race by destroying the ty.
ranny Of capitsl.--PhR. Pres.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06

EThe Sutler Of the 5th Virginia
Regiment had all his goods con6scated
in Cincinnati, last Saturday. The facts
coaesruiug it, We learn from citizens Of
this place. who were eye Witnesses.
being passengers on the steamer Victor,
on which boat the goods we're SHIPPED.
The sutler (Starr) bought ever q thou
sand dollars worth of high vines.
marked the boxes "glass, /" and on sx-
animation bad inserted into each pint
flask ripe peach or two. to give it
color and favor. These tasks cost
about S5 cents, anGs he expected to
get 81, go or Sc. The inspector soon
discovered the fraud, and ordered the
lot re.shipped. The owner endeayored
to avoid the necessity. bat failed in
every attempt. This is the second
time he has been detected. and it is
about time be should receive bis walk
ing papers. They say he is 10 favor
vith the t'brass buttons" and it ia
customary to wink at such things. SO
that our sogsr boys must grin and bear
Il, or drink Adams ale.
Ironton Register.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
Army stores Wanted.

DRoPosALS are invited until further
L notice, for furnishing the Quartefnaster'l
Department Of the Army Of the United States
with the following stores, viz:
Two hundred thousand bushels of sheIled
corn.
Seventy thousand bushels Of corn in the
ear, (70 lbe TO the bushel)
One hundred thousand bushels Of oats, 90
lbs to the bushel)
One thousand tons Of loose hay.
Six hundred tons Of baled Hay.
One thousand cords Of merchantable hard
wood. if.s
The foregoing articles must all be Of good
sound merchantable quality. They must be
delivered at or near Gallipolis, Ohio. Propo-
sails for the whole or part Of the above, viii be
considered. Propositions must state the
Quantity offered, the time and place of dsliv-
cry, and the place of residence Of the bidder,
and must be accompanied by guarantee Of
at least two responsible persons, that the
vendor will fulfill his proposition il awarded
to him. Awards will be made weekly, on
Mondays, at IL o'clock at noon Of each week,
in such quantities as the public service re-
quires. Successful bidders will be notified
whenever their proposals are accepted, as soon
after the award is made, as possible.
Written contracts will in all csses be en-
tered into, and contractors will be required to
give bonds for the faithful performance Of their
contracts.
The right to reject all bids, Is reserved.
---itl Q. W. M0ULT0N, -f
Captain & Assistant Quarternaster,
o. 8. Army.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
Read Notice.

A PETITION win Be presented to TIE
r. Commissioners Of Gallia county, at Their
r.iext meeting in December, for sn alteration in
the mid Tatnpike leading from asllipolis to
VinsSh, known as The Gallipolis and Athens
state road, eorhmeneing st an elm tree on the
land between Josiah Hawk and JoAn A.
Rodgers; thence a sodthefly eot,rse through
John A. Rodgers, meadow, 70 the best point
for crossing Chickamoga creek thence to .
telegraph post near log cabin on said John
An FSas s9 S eus sss4ef .SpoSe e ,SSv ssi uv1S
John eating and VIM. II. Langley, 70 o tels-
graph post between the Ands Of Vim. 81.
Langley and John Defohr and to yacate %
much Of the old road as lies between those
points. A PETITIONER
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
Notice.

GUSHING d HEBARD are prepared tc
" collect claims for damages arising from
injuries to persons or property oy Government
troops, or give advice in the premises TO par.
ties injured. Being in possession Of know
ledge from the highest military authority in
the country on the subject, they are enabled tc
act promptly and efficiently.
Gallipolis, o., Oct is, 1859
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
Military tCIafTn Agency.

A Ii LOYAL gITI,LENs having claims.
IA against che I'm. ted States. for supplies
furnished to- or tab ZEN by soldiers; claims.
against Qrartertns sters and cornmissaries;,
claims for boantI( and arrears Of pay, or of
any nature what .ver connected with the Mill
tary service Of the United States. can have.
the same sPS .dily adjusted by calling on the
Undersigned at his Office, ID Galiipoiis, Ohio.
Having mr de arrangements with competent
agehts az Washington city he is prepared to
IaDsAes 6s all such business with dispateh.-~
eessfn'L. 4 L. sTEWART.
Oejs. l6, 1869
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Ten Wen Wanfed. 1.

A FINE opportunity for men wanting tc
N enlist for three years. in Company A
9lst Regiment o. WI, The same bounty
will be paid as heretofore: Men wishing e
uoluntesr viii report Immediately TO the stort
of J. ]. rCadot 4 Brother, or at Camp on ths
Ohio river below the mouth of the KanaEhs
L. 2. CABOT, CAPrAIs,
Commanding Co. A. slst Regt. Owl.
Oct. %, 1862.
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Notice.

RS hereby given that the subscriber has been
i duly appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor on the estate of John Cooper. late Of
Gallia county, deceased. Those indebted 10
the estate are requested to make immediate
psymeat, and those having claims will pre-
sent them duly autbenticated, for settlement
JACOB D. WHITE, Administrator.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
Notice.

THE personal property belonging to the
Il estste Of John Cooper. eonsisting Of
Horses. Wagons, Cattle, Sheep. Corn. Whest,
and other property, viii be sold 1t Vsudue
at the late residence of John Cooper, in Clay
township, on Thursday, the 18th dsy Of No-
fetnbef. commencing at 10 o'clock A. n. and
Terms Of Sale-NiHe months credit will hs
civen on all sums over three dollars.
JACOB D. WHITE, Administrator.
Oct. 80, l662,--s
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HEADQUARTERS. LoUIsvrLLE, Ky, I
October 31st, 1859.
General, Orders, No. 10.

General Orders, No. 10.
1. In pursuance of General Orders
No. 49, Headquarters Of the Army oI
the Ohio, commanders of Federal for
ces, Post com ommanders. and Provost Mar
shals within the State Of Kentucky are
ordered to send to Headquarters of Col.
Henry Dent. Provost Marshal General
in this city, all recruits fof the rebel
army, captured or arrested by the Fed
eral forces, and to arrest all persons
who Joined the rebel army. and send
them under guard to Headquarters oI
Col. Dent. No rebel recruits captured
or arrested after returning from the reb.
Ell army viii be paroled.
III. All persons Who have actively
aided of sb:tted in the invasion oI
Kentucky BY rebel troops, within the
last three months, will be Immediately
arrested and sent to Vicksburg, Mis-.
sissippi, and forbidden to return TO Ken.
tucky. This order will not be under
stood as including persons indicted oil
held by the civil authorities for trial
nor will arrests be made on suspicion
or Insufficient evidence of guilt |; state
ment of charges and evidence must il
all cases be sent with the prisoners.
III. All prisoners Of war. captured
by the Army Of the Ohio. will be sen
to Louisville. and those paroled will re
port to the Headquarters Of Col. Den
for transportation to the Confederate
lines. sEs -ls-
By command Of no. ifs1
Brig. Gen. BofLE.
A. G. SEMPLE. A. A. @,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
D s. Fab 4 BAO. D.s. Fo.D 4 Bao
CITY GROCERY,

coRsER OF COURT AND fHrRD STREETS.
"E have NOW In store complete assort.
w ment Of goods in our line, Is which we
invite the attention Of all persons wishing "a
purchase, feeling satisfied that we can sell a.
cheap as the cheapest. To every body, we
say give rs trial, and We will guarantee
satisfaction. TERMS eash."q
May l, so,
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF PoroMAo, l
Thursday Evening. Oct. 80. !

1t is strange that the experience Of 50
many ages should not make Us judge
more solidly Of the present and the fu.
ture, SO as to take proper measures in
the one for the other. We dote upon
this world as If it were never 10 have
an end. and we neglect the next as if il
we're never to have beginning.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06

ERA lady of Boston says: "A
ragged little urchin came to my door
not long since, for old clothes. l
brought him vest and pair of pants,
which thought would be a comforta-
bic ft. Young America took the gar
ments and examined each; then, with a
disconsolate look. said: There aim
no watch pocket" -
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Takenup.

.DY the subscriber, living in Green town.
ID ship, On Thursday Oct Both, dun
Horse, about l3 hands high, left hind foot
white, about seven years old, The owner car
have him BY calling, proving proPefty. and
paying chsrge.: T ], G.HEfsHAW.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06

r HAVE opened in the brick building
Il known as Warth's corner, on the Public
Square. in Gallipolis, q large and extensive
GROCERIES
Of every description, either for private
families, or Steamboats,. In this line defy
competition, both as 10 Quality and prices.
The choicest assortment Of Teas, Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Molasses, Cheese, Baeon, de-
always on hand:
.Nlo f-9 LIQUORS
Of every description, quality and price
Old Rye Whisky, which warrant pure uh-
der affidavit, of the finest flavor. Brandies,
Gin, Rum, Wines Of ali description, and all
kinds Of made liquors-ss Ginger Brandy and
Wine, Blackberry Brandy, &c. ID -.--- =
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I'm I a lordf


Or do dream? or have / dreamed till now7
/ do not sleep: see, hear, speak;
smell sweet savors, and feel soft things
Upon nv life an a lord indeed,
And not tinker, not Christopher Sly.
So with poor maudlin Hawesj be stnelt
satots OF the horse thief escort, reekiDg
Of the stables and the corrall he
scratched his pate and felt soft things
and heard soft things, too, addressed
to him by braggert Bragg, who closed
San address on the occasion of turning
over to the Gov ernof Of Kentucky, the
property, archives and eivil-govern-
ment of the State" with these words
"Freemen Of Kentucky l present to
you your honored Chief Magistrate.
His Excellency, Governor Hawes l'-
This was too much for His Excellency
A story is told Of Elliston. the comedian,
we think, who had been playing Prince
Hal in the second part of King Henry
". with splendid pageant Of the cor
ronation introduced. Elliston, as the
representative Of majesty, was always
rociferously cheeted, and the incense ol
the popular applause combined one
night with more substantial potations
to iutoxicate bis brain, until he fan.
cied himself in reality a king. and,
turning to the audience, he blubbered
out, "God bless you, my people l'' Sc
with 'Hswes, surrounded by the "cut.
purses ofthe empire and the rule" the
counterfeiteFs and utterers of false mon
ey, the highway robbers. and all the
petty larceny rogues Of the Confederate
army, be could not appreciate the mock
cry of the scene, but took it all for Sc
rious earnest. In few short hours
however, be swoke to realizing sens'
of the stupendous humbug, and th'
tinker Christopher Sly returned to hi
wallow.-Louisville Journal.
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ONE HUNDRED !,
Teams w a N { e d !

.nNE hundred Teams wanted, complete, 10
~ transport government stores from Port
land, Ohio, to Gsllipolis, Ohio For further
particulars, enquire at the dfiee opposite the
Faney House O. W. MOULfoN,
Capt. d A.Q.M.
GailipOlis, O., Oct. is, 1859.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06
WANTED.

TWO saddle hands, and one or two Hat.
Il ness makers wanted by the subscriber.
Gnliipolis. Oct. sOth. 1869. -.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06

Since the time when Shakespeare
drew the drunken tinker Christopher
Sly. taken from bis crapulous sleep be-
fore the alehouse on heath.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-11-06

p q 0v S00Ro
NXyO. .RE.

COUNTRY DEALERS will do well to give me
call before purchasing elsewhers. We erA
and will. to cash on short time buyers, of .r
, such inducements as no other establishing ent
In the county can afford. -
SrEAMB6AT-NES will find amongst my 81 ock.
everything required ftr theft tables or bf #, at
Cincinnati prices. Cd. --.-,F,...-
PaIvArE tAMILus can be supplied with
everything they may need for daily u Sc. and
all articles in this line are selected nth the
greatest care and warranted pure, fr esh, and
hnadulterated., ..a..
Call in at the corner Of Court ar ID seco cd
streets, on the south side Of the Pub lic Sqps-e,
in Gsllipolis, il you want the worth of your>
money.
April 10, 1862. -
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Claims Attended

THE undersigned purchases discharged
Il soldiers claims for srrears Of pay Dc
He also collects bounties, back pay, &C., for
the heirs Of those killed, or died in the ser
vice of the United States; establishes pen
sions for widows, minor children, and de-
pendent mothers and sisters on decedsed, for
the whole or part Of support Also for IN
valids, wounded, or otherwise disabled while
in the service of the United States.
He may be consulted by letter, or at his
LEWIS EERsoM.
Oct II, Ise2=tf.
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~ General Cox took possession of
Charleston, in the Kauswba Valley, on
Thursday. The rebels had evacusted
and there was no fighting. a =
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GA06C -,
ME Fonr nraissioners Of .Gallis County viii
Il sell at public outery, on the premisess 70
the lowf.6 bidder, on Saturday, Nov. 8, le52,
the Building Of Bridge across Swan Creek
near ]. II. Guthrie, in Ohio township, accord
ing to specifications on file in Auditor qthee
Oct. Is, 1859. WM- NASH, And'r.