Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-03
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aEuszE."-Your troubles are no more griev-
on, thaa- -fhsss e every ems hasing charge Of
ehiidren. Your mode Of governing reminds
u, Of the old method 50 forcibly set forth BY
an ,ucispt historian thus: an cur ehylde-
hood ovrs nothsre's nsydss 50 fyghtsd us
wyths an cugiis dwell having horns on hys
he'd. FIRE in hys mouthe, and tsyis on his
B.sche, that We starts and syre taryfyed life
We hear one crFs bon II mothers wish to
render thsir children miserabls for Life, allow
ssrsnts to instil into their young minds q fear
Of ghosts, grsveysrds. gsblins. and the old
"gyssticutieus" shove Get forth. is the way to
doit
&C. H."-You are correct. Gen. Lander's
wffs OF widow was formerly an setress. the
justly celebrated Miss Jean N. Davenport
She left the stage with reputation pure and
unsullied. In her profession she occupied the
front rank, no supsriors, and but few equals.
She Is by birth and sducstion al English lady,
and daughter of distinguished EnRiish TIA
gedian. who for many years was "stsr" at
the old Drury."
GA. B."-It is difficult to ascertain ths
number Of Regiments now in the fsld from
Ohio, ThsAdiutsnt General reported on 3lst
December last. Of Infantry in the field as
Regiments in camp (fulD Il-nearly full IL
and organizing l3-besides regiments Of
Cavalry and % Batteries of ARTILLERY. he
claims that the whole number Of men enlisted
in ohiois loo,24.
~Rxp TAfx."-By this term IN newspapers
10 meant the .egulsr routine of the various de-
partments. Papers belonging to the several
Bureaus are generally tied up with that article
htsrally-and hence, any thing done outside
ofthe regulations. and counteracted BY the or.
dsrs Of the departments are said to be checked
BY "redt.ps."
"F. w."-Politeness in our Judgment. con.
siSts in rendering yourself comfortable and
easy in society, and those around you also
easy. Endesvor to attain this great quality,
and you win have no cause TO complain Of be-
ing left out Of all social parties.
"JuMus'-wishes TO know how be shall
best render himself agreeable to young ladies,
&c. Simply by speaking Of all ladies, as you
would desire to have your mother and sister
spoken Of BY yeur associates. Try il.
"PARTHrSIA"-Says gentleman friend Of
hers asserted, "that men more frequently
marry for love, than women" and asks our
opinion, and proof of it. Well, we concur in
the gentleman's opinion-and as proof of it,
Parthenia, call to mind the last six marriages
Of your acquaintances, and see if you cannot
give satisfactory reason therefor, other than
pure affection.
asez nrrs n--Gena-sl p-sua0rIt Ia L.. D.
partment will be responsible enly 70 the
President a. Commander-in- Chief. General
Mcclellan is his equal in rank, not his supe-
rior officer. Each act Independently Of the
other, and must bear the censure of the peo-
pie, if it be necessary, for his own acts.
"ScHooL- Gen Garfield was born in
Cuyahoga CO., Ohio, and not in Maine. he is
native Buckeye and q self-made man. Left
an orphan at an early age, he supported him
self BY driving horses on the tow-path of the
canal. Becoming converted" he commenced
study, and graduated at williams College.
Massachusetts, in the class of 1856. Returning
to Ohio he commenced preaching, and became
President Of the Western Reserve College
In 1859 he was elected to the Senate of Ohio.
At the breaking out Of the war he was prac-
tising lawyer in Portage county, Ohio. His
history since, every school-boyis familiar with.
His career affords ample proof of what boy
may do for himself if he has the energy to
act, and the moral principle to act rightly
Follow his example.
"60th o.V."-Asks "a, ''if in case Of war
with England, can the United States hold the
Volunteers now enlistedf" The volunteers,
except your regiment, are enlisted for "three
years or during the war" If war should
break out with England during the thres
yesIs, we presume the Government could send
them upon any service its interests required
However, you are safe, so far a. indicated by
the status of affsirs now.
"TAx-PGrER."-You are mistaken about th,
income tsx. It does not operate on any in
comes less than $500, no matter whence they
arise. We feel perfectly safe. You may also
"DEcLNED." could not go to the war
Any young, unmarried man. who can offer NJ
better excuse for not volunteering, than yoy
set forth is decidedly too mean for notice il
this column. Go South quickly. We com
mend the spirit Of the "stuck up girl" who
refused you permission to accompany he,
home. We"stick her up" in this column or
thstseeouut. But you, bah! "Git eout-"
"HnrosIAx."-The largest army Napoleon
ever had at one time, was that with which b,
invaded Russia. It numbered 50o,O 900 men
and thO1gh performing prOdigies Of vslor
perished amid the storm and SHOWS Of tha
inhospitable climate.
"J.T. L"-Asks our advice as to his givin,
up agreultare, and reading law. We say no
very decidedly. There is q super abundane'
Of lawyers, but lamentable defeiency O
good farmers. Why carry eoals to Newcastle
Stick the farm if yen wish 10 be indepen
dent If YOU desirsto be the drudge sf ever
man, read law. n
"LzoNrDzs"-Astsu M about the aprcpriet,
Of hiEDbtAining eollegiste sducstion - Dc
om own lseklof it. probably aisqusliSes, n
to sppreeiate Il. From your letter we .boul,
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