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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-12-05
CHORUS, &c.
tFOr the GallipOlis Journal.l
CAMP HArcRArT, KT.,
November 22d, 1861.

Mr.. HARPER-DELR Sra: ] avail
myself Of this opportunity to write you
8 few lines concerning the 18th Ohio
Regiment, and particularly concerning
the boys from Gallis. We are en-
eamped near Elizabethtown, about As
miles from Louisville, at this time, but
it is probable that we will march to-
wards Buckner's camp in few days.
The boys of our company are in good
health, and anxious for a fight; in fact
our Regiment has enjoyed excellent
health since we left our first encamp-
meut at Camp Wool. We are well
armed, well fed, and well clothed, and
the conduct of our officers and men
since we came into Kentucky has gained
for US the admirsti0e Of even our ene-
mics. I think N kbels will soon
be driven from 4 sy. There is a
great many men leaving Buckner and
coming back into this part Of the coun-
try. They report Buckner's army in a
bad condition, badly clothed, and not
more than half enough to eat. and very
poorly armed. The best estimate that
can be given of his force puts it at about
twenty-five thousand men. A fight is
certain to take place soon. if Buckner
does not surrender or get out of the
way. think that he will have to fight
or surrender for he cannot get away
without fighting. have nothing more
of interest TO write at this time.
remain yours with respect,
HARRISON M'CLAFLIN,
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Probate Notice.
Settlement Of Accounts

TNHE following accounts have been fled in
i the Probate Court Of Gsllia county, Ohio,
for settlement; and the same win Be heard
and examined by said Court on the 9Th day Of
December, A. d. 1851: The first account Of
Daniel Mauck. Guardian Of William Kings
Minors. The third account Of Washington
Thomas, Guardian of Pleasant Thomas. The
fist account of A. Pierce, Administrator Of the
Estate Of Philip Cubbage- deceased. Third
account of David Gates, GaaSdian Of Norman
MeLead's Minors.
A. LOGUE, Probate Judge.
Nov. II, 1861.
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Estray taken up.

A SORREL horse, silver name and tail,
N hind in the left eye. The owner is re-
questd to call, pay charges and take the ami
NAL G. ALLEN,
Oct 3, 1861. Opposite Pt. Pleasant.
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Stone Fruit Jars

or latest pattern and most approved style
" Of different sizes, for sale by
@. 4 A. HENKING.
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And still Another Special
Notice.

|HN October 1st next, we shall close our
" Books, in order to make general settle
ment, and shall positively not open new ae-
count to any person until his present indebted
ness to Us is paid up in full.
@. d A. HENKING.
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Building Material.

Building Material.
UTE have on hand the following articles. to
w which we invite the attention of Build
ers and Dealers:
$50 Panel Doors, assorted sizes;
40 pair Window Blinds, assorted sizes;
1000 lights 6xl0 sash;
1900 lights l0xl2 sash;
1000 lights l0xl4 sash;
500 lights l0xl6 sash;
so dOz. Door Locks, assorted sizes,
25 doz Thumb Lstches;
100 doz. Door Butts from 2 to inches;
$50 doz gross Gimlet Point nnd Ratehe,
Screws from to 3 inches.
ALSO,
500 lbs. Finishing Nails, assorted from Il tc
9 inches;
5kegs Casing Nails, assorted, from I'd
to I'D; .-...
IS kegs Nails, assorted, from I'd. to sod.
ALSO,
25 boxes exl0 Glass, city brand;
90 boxes lOxl2 Glass, city brand;
Is boxes l0xl4 Glass, city brand;
10 boxes l0xl6 Glass, city brand;
THOS. HALLIDAY & CO.,
Hardware Dealers.
May "a. so.
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Dayton Ale.

Az BBLs. and so half bbls. Just reeeiv.
fO and for sale BY ais
= o. 4 A. HEEKIEG.
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Wanted Immediately.

EOUR good Women to do housework.-
IL Constant employment given, and good
wages paid. Apply at the Valley House.
Gallipolis, O., Nov. 81, 1861.
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flor the GaIlipois JOurnal.]
CoURT HOUSE,, Nov. a6,
4 o'clock a. NJ.

To lie Ladies and eit;sens Of GaH;polis:
FARAYou-wKLLl-we part with Won
with the deepest regret, our hearts fulI
Of love and thsnkfuIness for the kind
and generous manner in which Won
have treated us during our sojourn IN
tAis place. We are sorry, indeed. we
cannot remain TO eat Thanksgiving
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blacksmith Tools.

A EYILS, Vices, Bellows, Screw Plates,
N Hand Hammers, Sledges, &c.,st
TH0S. HALLIDAY & CO.'S
Hardware Store
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Attachment.

Henry R. Bell, plaintiff, against - Hodges
and - Beckett, (whose first names are un-
known,) partners in business under name
and style of Hodges & Beckett, defendants.
Before John G. Damron, Justice of the
Peace of Gallipolis Township, Gallia coun-
ON the (14th) fourteenth day of October,
" A. D. 1861, said Justice issued an order
Of attachment in the above action for the sum
of thirty nine dollars and ninety cents,
1888 90,) with interest from May LIST, 1861.
HENRY R. BELL, Plt'f.
Gallipolis, Oct. "a, '6l -3w
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school Books.
Notice.
yLost.

nN Sunday last, 9th inst. on the GalliPo-
" lis and Watson Mill road, between the
residence of Mrs. Louisa Morrison and the
Bethel meeting house, Gold Detached Lever
WATCH, worth SIS. A liberal reward will
be paid the finder, by returning it TO the un-
designed. r n. W0MELDORFF.
Nov. 4. 1861
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KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND


All kinds of Watches. Violin Trimmings;
Gold Amer. Watches; Italian Violin Strings.
Silver American Lever Gold Lockets;
Watches; Plated Lockets;
English lever Watches Gold Keys;
Ladies Gold Watches; Gold Pins;
Duplex Watches; Gold Finger Rings
Lepine Watches; Gold Shirt Studs;
8 day alarm Cloeks; Gold Sleeve Buttons.
30 hour alarm Clocks; Gold Bracelets;
Weight Clocks; Gold Breast Pins;
Spring Clocks; Gold Ear Drops;
Silver Spoons; Colored Spectacles;
Plated spoons; Double Glass Specta-
Silver Thimbles; cles;
Gold Chains; Near-sighted Speeks;
Plated Chains; Coral Beeds;
Steel Chains; Pocket Books;
Silver Chains; Fancy Hair Pins;
Guitars; and great many other
AeeOrdeons; articles.
Flutinas;
All articles sold by me will be warranted
as recommended at the time of sale. Also
cash paid for old silver. 8J
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry neatly re-
paired and warranted. -,
WIN. SHOBER,
Public Square, Gsllipolis, o.
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Prints! Prints!

ERoM 6 to I21S cents, at
Il s. F. MEALS.
Oct. "a, 1861.
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Candles for sale by
Il @. d A .HENKING.
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Notice.

THE firm of J. c. Neal 4 Co. was this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent. The bus
mess will be continued at the same place by
S. F Neal, who is authorized to settle up the
old business; and all persons knowing them.
selves indebted to the late firm over six months
are expected to make payment at once.
]. G. NEAL,
Oct l, 1861. s. F. NEAL.
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Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified and warn
n ed not to tresspass on the farm of the
subscriber lying near Gallipolis, for the pur-
pose Of hunting, gathering nuts. grapes, OF
anything else, under the penalty of the law.
JOHN eating.
Oct. 81, 1861.
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Oct l, 1861
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-29
iNren unssbeuren 8ii4tein- unO grUtatrSfen i'm

tbren un9ebeuren 6il46etn= unO 8rptatrSfen ittn
entgegen rauIbte.
llnO trte8slufis bltdte bic snGbiee Dame aud
auf Den Sumter, Der in 5Glidtsit li9 Dor tyr
pernet9te I'M" nit Der Gbrerbetune, Die itm 6ile
pegarO OOr9ehrieben uuf tbre 6rasen antipcr<
tete. Srau pon Sletten, oas merfte 6lUron
balo, bate nit tbrem gruOer itter tbn au 2atb
9flelen unO oteler mar 1hperli@ gu letnem gore
tbetle aus9efauen, oenn ie fibrte etne befremD-
ltbe Sprahe utD leate tbren pprnebmen Nie<
nen tetnen 3paus an.
SIS lit gut, bag SIR @ar,bure nod ntdbt ssr=
lalien babt lteber Sumter, laste fs, 70 baben mir
Die 0unlt, Sud, wteper 31 Ieben. gBolIt Sbr
Den gBinter iber bier perpeilen?
SD babe eS Dor, gn1otae 5rau, ontportete
TlOrlan, uno oente nir9enO belier lein su fGnnen
SIR babt Jteett, erwioerte tie. NieineS Bru-
bers oOf lit einer Der erten unp Der rpeni9en i'm
peutiAen 9feib, no jun9e 8itter quite Sitte unD
6rDmm9feit pereint ftnpen. Man wiQ bier niGbts
pom Dem neumOpilAen, anmaBenoen Ween rpt1z
ZEN, cas- iebt letoer INNER mebr I'm Ii6 areift.
lf0st aber treue Grgebenbett INN 70 AG6er unp
weiB ebrbare Nnbangliebtett 3u lobnen.
Gs fann nt9ts 9erecbter eeI9eben, antpDrtete
6lOrtan.
DoGer mub man nlte 6reunbe Du6a&ten, fubr
Dame, tbre 99Orte l6arf tctOnenO, fort, ppn De-
nen man 9ewib weiB, pab Te ntbt ppn ltns net
den, Nfart9raf @allimtr ioa in zen ndblten
2aasn lAOn tcmmen; babt SIR papOn geb6rt
9letn, 8ndOtge 6rau. S4 babe ett Der .3ett,
NO tdb i'm in Rillin9en perlieB, nidt5 wieper pom
ibm 9ebSrt.
Dies lAien tbr ansenebm gu iein, nbsr Fe Be-
5petfelte eS cffenbar. 2lu3 6ilpesarp pirD li9
Lrsnen, Guh wieOtr5uleben, fubr lfe fort, gBDlt
Sbr lie nicbt be5riben2
$50 fann parten, bis baS snabtse Srauletn
3stt fir mid bat antportete 8lorian,
(5crtiebung fOlst.)
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Sic nnipm.

1nler Glaube fsnnt fetn Shetoen,
Seine s enntn9 n Dem guno !
Gw'4e 8reu' III 6reuo' uup 4eiSen
WluB befennen Ser3 ltno Niunb.
Gw'9e 8reue bat geiawOrsn
Dir peS SOltes freter SUbn,
Oarum 9sblt ou nttt perloren,
Du geliebts llnpnl
9fetnl bu Bit fein 8unb BON Staatftt
Stein ! pu tilt peS GoIfes 8unp,
@lnes 8olfsS, pa5 Serrat9en
9ln Dem 6lnO oeS Nbsrunps 1unp,
@atan ltre,ts b6ien Samen,
@arf auf Did pee S6lafes Wpbn
Oa erIhoa Der 6reibett 9lamen,
Da erwabt Die uniUn
Wtl man Oetnen Sran3 3erIplittern,
0reift man Dir in ptinen Sbcos,
NeiBt liA unter 6tuH uno 3lttern
Mtan4er peiner Sterne log,
Nabt nit Ietnen Stlapenfettem
Der Despcte liesreiA l4on:
Simmer rpirlt Ou Did erretten,
Skinner fdlt Die linton
9n Der 6retbeit erOB eemOrben,
gStrlt Ou niAt nit Sne9tea gsb'rs
lBtrlf Ou gegen freae 5orpen
Oils Elm Goif pom Selpen lteb'n.
9ltmmer mG9en Die Hebeqen
Oetnen Niifen iebn nit 6obn!
gEirf n1h tbnen Define @4eQst
0lsi9 Der SilnDRut, linton
Define 9robe3eit lit fommen
Der Btweb te nur gilt bier!
Dob Du balt Den 9tuT oernpmmen
Die @b!Itlter itber Dir !"
Sprengen Utrlt Ou Define 9anteA
g8ie etult tener 9StterlUbn!
Damn - pom 6euer neu entlfanben -
9ran9lf Du golpen, llntpnI
s. ct,
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Or. Sohntnlt.

gehse ees tSnt1en gCuesunS Der gEuntdrste In 0rnhrr
0t1eurr etnes Der en mecsntfhen gOeeeu Ger Ger
zen oet pen SroBsn lb Hes Yebns ben pripttdlsrn ppn
SpHcrH pdrtS phtldbert' anerc taben nabrabt tat
ge per mInperraren 0enngen pDlenpe cte Sc.
Ne Der vtenn pets uuBGbltsr 2fihenbe BITE IN Shrena>
n Nespp'ai nnb aneereH Rranfben Ittteu IrIde g. 0uh
M Stt 2re6en erdui6fn n hr rfhreden biz s Oft erre
yen Sst ssrHsa 6lsintsteitsa ausenbltdl &C.
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@efdbrli1e &nnfbeit .

s8snn tts trrstties une rnues Snssr e0aers aus
eenonmen bat r efspt tda6S pae tn useSss S6amge
Fuhl ooer M Bnr &nhedaa tbn Ibftredt @ Sens su
saSen Gut pcle JuGge tcr Grsiebuuh &efpaetia
nlea etu Grtrauen sen t5us ub nngs Oe
Spmrcne biees bef6en tlsbes wts J. .. Elm elbrI
rem sHttanees pals stu bSs Walt Sne tn benz ROps Gnr
In en tSeesrn Ntnahms @eahtes Iaubhet! MuaruGt
Der 9Gut Rncteu Bene Armen Tnnn tn eem Ge
fbts nne an ben GIremttan nb gtn risie usbe
ntt ether f&refeu 5hnelteet IT'D lretten Die uleg
b Gaumsn ins rts aienfnO4en enlen Spfer Der fr
baren arlnfhett eiR &egenanE Ilsipe ire Der
ftnen redltsn NeipeH p1eur @npe ad pd er tbn mad
jsnem eance trtn6t fea Reeipsr urudfsbrt
GS III trarts Ibaae hze G1ueuce b1eieI m dibdrsn
6ranbsit gum SpfCr flaen tn rlas unsedtt6e. uup
feuetr grntier Wht hur gpentnn9 isus tretsn tftes
ns sFfus DE erufttuDn psntea Hnt Ef tes 2cbeps
In en e!enees Daieiu DerponDein. 70
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Belonper9 al be0thten

Or. Spbngpn bistet dusH DeHen eHe SW rd Gd bur6
EUI&t sfbsm uni unHatuS @a iSrpt seraStenes fur
bs arb Ots Weea3aft uni bic Ste unabia nbenes Eass
eeihpad,I habeH. W.
9tsr ne stse Der aureeu Gb basenspertben piseu Der
ruben @epobnbsten res tafersi GDdas Nudea unn tn
BEN tSSCrR Shmerssn IN Gcp Gras bee Cests gSeriua
Der MnSteraft bersflpp8H uerUpis unrut Nlasentuad
Horonu8 ret @ereduunSs SrsaEe dusemsHe GntEratusH
SpGpGCnie Der Strtnpuat
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~ NSeter Sert, 60
S'a Snt- nnO aapper=Ja 5rifant,


na etnn reunon etannten ipwle Dem aeebrte 9ubs
tum neerblpt be an9e baB cbien Ylate ein menn
Stere en9eret bat nnc empsblt t wpboiorts Eager BON
(Suni29, 3mt) 81
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0r9antlAe SNmaht


nnSeraGls sebei b Cna RrGtt terarfeGt Dtess
r6tSdTe tfea Usl&es tue 0rheu slen 9ln
tommen6dft Hnmcg uGht n oft eppS Derer pt Hreu
tetSsniaftsn unberunen fr6buen Sungs efu nt "a ed
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tenHen Ss96 He duh eMr Strtfren Mteberf&laaeu TN
Pdrn stein une anrert urtdtn entetcn tonn In bod
meetSets ne SrIes ees WitsbrGua tbsiaen Ovgans
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enen DsrrFsn Utre es @ bemlttn e0arn Tssbsu
DeRen ef % wett hne NuBerbCm eur6 fruhu @r.
shtf Usrsduunes gssues seiapat psSRan ura
9etti6en Rrdfte perutbfet
<rn unf Sbrer TirH oft nt6t bic raAe Grdnfbeis IL
rer 8ineer rre 3Seltpe G0 oft areSeu m t estbr lnss.
lanoea fuD. ~
A Offtce: 9iU. 7 Sib=JrebertGlra6s,
lteben Sbiren bon 8alttmrreltr., Dltlthe Se!te,
bic Stufen btnauf. H8
tan ne tb Namen unb Sausnumner bsnn unrtEente uni
aesTtnf Ndtma6e eHrtrtebPHe bpeuips Guodiaiber
S@neFder Sesrther SdeenretntSer ednpenpuser it
nennea @ r9eImdBte Gerje nc nuern eueesCeer prn De
Sohnfcns Muf In Der 8dbe.
NIB AIs Srtefs mullen sneu ppa- Stanp eutpaIten.
Cine 9ellun9 in 2 4SaBen su9liAert.
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ssmliuS &OuroS's

SarDlets llllO Oaarl0HetOe@S alDlt.
Ro. g. O.. te6rt fiji, nebeR Der Nrbetters9 Ill e.
S1rbpu, NOerle. 8Iutegesen lOroe ane oas @ettss
oer neocren Sbv8 aenoeH autpuIaiOnen prompts
pie alS8sfibr @tpaI8 SeuuHgen bel Rae belepe mar
}eta 8e5euber cbGcn Rldge8 cbers stage oes Sas
Sudbuloer Dsrrn as n acb, Mr2AF
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Dr. .9obnItoll,
Der etnst9e Qlrat, t1oelher lnaefat.

(Gtabltrt GER dbfsebn Sdbrsn.l $500
Gr Bat bds 6erar ptrftcms bette gte tn Der g3si
enredt 8eeeu al ewH Rraufbsen Sbwa@. TIM 06en Igt
Zen @liebern nnrei aa SodmrnG e. sebuuSen S1trssS
tn ben eeHten ben ghereu unt urnba @eruael s
preaniiden strait bee Iervenres ROpF QSurss NGftE
Deer Sau Rrdnbetf uuh asr lpcn uebs Don se
gehmen SewcbnnetieH Sugenk Uelt Opfsrr gehr
leE bns ais Der Strenen @siGne xfdhrtsn s nlues
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prinunen gsn,6ten S&Eahs GOuanr'vn psropr6rtusn
pc Gbs unmOsIt aer aHh susr ben 2SrFrt @aD Suu ra
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Germania Seben6sUe fftberungSs
9efell ftbaft
in gtew-O -Oprf.

Sdar einse5dbItes SGpi4at $2OO, ,O0O+
@rdGtpentt Pmso aEeSenDpn6.
@tBt.9r6ttb. mno Setr., Brienr. 1carpetbIer.
Deie @eieai9af ID bauptidhit& FIR oe Seatfge 8ep6
FerNng Der 8er tdaten gesrnn0st woroen. Sbre BE
amtn fno Deuti6e uno tre Drudahen wer6ea In beWt.
fd Der nno en9l Ger Spra DE GusSesetem.
9bee Seldafte befeben tn QGbenS y Il d eruneens
IIters-0erfpr9unSen, AmSfsuer- unb 2eibren.
ten. Der t@erunseu. nE9
x&tAts @rOtent pes adn;ea gluStuS Uerttn untsr
@erHerteG oerbst no moeu ole Geel9at babnr 3m emer
auf @eg ttt9tett bsar6nbeten.
NlS Heteren3en fur Baltimore fnb fOlsenbe 6crren er.
nan Oea onen bic NIT :siueeu aud en- nbaber srE
pr. VI. 5dpuuaGer Sr. g. yB gtl,*
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~ sDerner Dreet. \ = Sdcrb JtibOlpb
y Samtltcn Cater /. s. N. SptIder
y &br. 9tnrtGs, y = Dleper Gten
- soerm. 5SapT - | +, 60 uhraub
a 5eHrp Dtetrt@, . Mfoes IDeienfeIb.
Npplttanten aus g8aibinSton IND aus irgenh
etnem Ibelle pes StaateS Diarplanb
wsneu Rt geaGtst an uucb OenSeu.
abptpn Ju9Ier Aser.
OfFet " ts seeonOAf.sy as6eribss htr ps,t~OfAI.
4 9Rra1 RTRts
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Wei1ia

Eis inredlt&sn Bfuussn eaaers HnS sEr ~ irtsp
grluf era6es 8srprruaa Sheen Ceprrttbrtt Der
geirsErde bpf 4bnnnesn AbuetsLue sel Seku,deft
SnG mad @taamiett usrduen eecI a ebR 6ar&tfamsstt
4. lirr entJe Der hmmen SDacn.
Sduienes pen gerUnen Ssn Giers f5nnsr ctt Eeartben
aus reeF rade TIRE 0euEchstt GbntmmI tie bre Rdfl
ersR bwdh dg nrpDs uni abetebrt nbsu ds etuF
eeenrtrmGs &rsnune pss Musen uaen rar hts an
lesGGn Der AuSiesrEns tdbeu-
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8erbetratb:tt Yerlonen.

ser So Es a9 30 SefhtrGtpsn basa6teen umf 40 YtS.
~ S0pa@t seF stnts GHD rtn 0tuberuass beuaBi n pI
ten 1RVersusit& Or SSspfOH u 8atbs stsben.
G 2nferE sseen es GU SbUdbs Orer eetss 2Frrattune
etoarittt ee Nerrtn 5,rteTn SnDde
Der tredEtau Art rsresn 6utn turtrt 5trfsn{t rsbs
t Der SsbGnsHns Ina 6urOrse Or UnufOu un'trs,b
t1an tf ds snem ShsnmSJne ehu bur&i h supertrauen
nne angsrhAtlt@ aaf ssns AritIts s sdI,lsit psrasn
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Sacpb Geeaer. 30. 23 @ermanltr.

empfebtt ene uSwa5l ben tpferuen &creumSben ni
eaeroen Srrngeresnl6bel pne Ilrte eoerr6bre 30
s1F9e, Batent Sua eln Ope en SreBeS SOrlmt f.an;S
fd,e nno nenltlberne puueebalsbiroer icy,c Ds24il
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Sunee W0nner,

esVners wee biz Spr enes 5betmeu YaRers 1ewrben ah
e1s la9rn 10 ptis EGuteu tn sp ubs Srdt tsL weIe
purW tere ercdcsHeH sante nne tnder @erkdube sfre
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. .iskl whic!, | l;ttle exy Jeted ever g -
when I lett your Office g lsks notes Il ~
war. But opinions ohlnge very s,pidly
unAsf the accelerafRs ipaa<aee 4 nysls-
tionary times, First aur soldiss swers %
quell servils insnrrcctioas. Iheafhly
wers 70 protect eanttab andss, who should
relieve then, ST tsigoe duty. Then tie
c..utraband doctrine. vent down. bs&lqe )
new conner, looking very mnoh Ike g.
efsl emancipation. And In the last dan
Of August, il, the FIRST year of oat ciitit
var, the negro stands By the. side,sfhtAS
White man. fghtinx the battlss, oe ~
country ~: Phillips may think ,thiA
moro important than the capture of seven
hundred prisoners With : dig oi1ssr Il
theis. bead; or oven the possession 81 ~
rebel forts and 4fthouands stasd iof araasss
At any rate, whether tho insident has, ,ny,
peculiar significance Of net, let mo, s.y
that the negroes worked val, nsvsf betts,
5-an0 they svidently enjoyed the Basii,.e
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.''.Ei ducatioa Of ohill,d,,r.,on.

2 True wisdom bids parents keep their
children 1t proper seasons in the back:
groupd, in constant subsection, in obedi.
ence to an unceasing discipline. They
should be limited in the number Of dirrect
pleasures and treats accorded 70 them.
Kept laost!y at home, forced into regulaIi.
" cnd iusjgni6canee. No sight Is pref
tier q uno.a pleasant than to watch Tho
cbild...n Of : sensible mother. : II. 4
charming to see I troop of girls ! simple
dresses, hooded by their govern,.sss, 1raain a
themselves in orderly fashion at tic !an.
ieheoa tah!c, under th.s eye Of ass;siAnt.
mama: Those gir!s are worth talking to
'xhsn they ore young, aud are worth, mar.
rying when they grow up. 6Children
love discipline. They like to 30 guided,
controlled and silenood. Theysenjoyabe%
ing forced. TO think Of none but childiah
things, Il i only foolish OF indolent peo,.
pie who plead that this cannot b donos
without hardness and without 1tecti6g )
barrier between the child and the parent,
Children find or. instinctiyely vhengten..
derness is real, end cling 70 . parent, Who
they Know loves them, however strict may
be the contpl exercised over them...--
Strict discipline, childish pleasures, sxeius
.s.oa i9f chaldlen from conversation ioa do
:nest;e difficulties, and noder.te but solid
intellectual teaching, arc the great ele.
ments d g good home education. ~ zt4'