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Iiizhiy Important from Pnssbprsh Landing
The News Not Allowed to be Teie.

pYo.htd.
th t,go, Nag 2.--Ths news from Pittsburgh
Lanltf isof tie highest Importance. Its trans.
ri- non over the vires ia prohibited.
~. ss!:I g;y' s?@ W ae.;! :,y' .xss senp.
aliy h,Lcy,' 'hs' s.r,,"'. ~ e,,acI sn,,J Y
made - III, feet before tbe'ciop" of the week.
Memphis papers Oh 2Oth, says: a meeting held
The might bcfor, II al concluded H. burn tie city In
care Of The aTpro ach u the fedora feet
Editorials urgently call on the people H. reinforce
Priee at Fort Wright as tie only hope AMI salya.oa
u III, city.
Governor Yates 'eft tonight for Piit.lurgh w.
the hospital steamer and large quantity 90; AL
tsry stores.
The river IL stationary and eight inches b., q
than ever before known
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Retreat OF the Rebel Congress.

The advance oi oar armies towards Richmond
caused the rebel Congress b. bring its session "a
an abrupt termination, AMI -un. oi the Rich
moni journalists, who oAird sk"lalalo" +,
conveniently, are in''igna' ',.. those who hay,
been louilc,i Ia their pfofo-.i .of devotion and
waller should he the inst to ny Mt tie Ape france
ofinnrnr. Tho ExAuiNrn says that many If
them think Richmond insecure, talk about the
probability Of cyacuaiing v,rgini,, AMI with to
hc safe On their cotton plantations wica tha,
lakes ili"e.
The WhI !. s",'rcly L.: amu-usly sarcas-
ic. Il caysi
r fear ui rccl i.ts on tlc re a. tho ,,npcl
e. '''",'oe q y'-irrlny g. d, tirl,..- If In.
strH ~ nj " ~ 'ai ls.l,s. itfse ~ are
drnNu - 'ns Of nfur. ,,t ,y,, Iu,tg r upot
T. pr"''' rs.' pod f., ~ 'ht aii. ksqa,, "a T.
ir''t Tat = Innc e NJ lu.li tic cana, t!ru
Wlnl'f htsd Nod ,i"gi.,.t.e f,...t q, march
M H'i' uce Oft inul'I ami ,'.i.r ~. iu, trh l
tr pilates Tho re:in. ssrrucd viii I.i.arni,
"i TIE longest range. The l.,i,s will avon. ,it,y
The sanir,'ers d. SECLUDED cave la tiu innut, ~
OF Ter 'idnn and leave them there ln clmrc 4 TIE
chIldf' &" the vicinngo until Mcclellan T. .ii mo.
per t. let them come forth.
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ro.rM lsrFH WAKrMAS has issucI M ordc,

PosrM,srFR WAKrMAS has issued an order,
under which the sub-statious TO be opened u,
$50 \. ~, aud o. remain open ill $50 Pm The
wagons AMI messengers o. thu Carriers Depart.
mrn' VII visit the stations to deliver sni rec I've
lctt"rs. seven times a day The last mails for the
s;1i.ons viii leave the Post Once at NJ. Col
.ccions are 10 lee made from tho amppost boxes
five times - day. at tho following hours; 81. NJ (;
IT.. NJ; 2.81r. "; sis TN. ON sunday the s.fs
r NJ. collection only will be made There are four
deliveries a day by carriers, commencing at-1st,
Immediately after the distribution Of the mail, IN
the morning; "a, ii!T An; Sd, 2rM.; aud uh.
4.3O NJ.
GrnMAS lloME IrrMs.-The two Gcmans
ru,1ki and Won sobbe, who have lately been seek
Ink cmllo. ment ia the L. =. service at Washing
ton, under tie assumed names Of Popows,I and
soLlow-ki are said by the German papers Of this
city to have aidlcnly disappeared agent hass
arrived here from Germany with the model Of a boo
ami ho'mUiHJ mre'he similar To ono Invented
by l'ud"f Alnh, 81 Chennitl, but improved consl-
dcrI'y Il MAS iirst patented in saxony and fstcns
the -o.est shoes with endless brass Sorrows After
- little practice, one man with its aid can turn of
about u'r'y pa'ra Of boots In twelve hours work.
The process In -impc, easily acquired and its price
quite reasonablc-The agitation commenced hore
hy the Germans In opposition g. the Concert Saloon
Act II extending In organized form throughout the
towns and cities Of ills state The complaint
against I, il very bitter from IA large class Of brew
crs and restaurant seopeis.-rhc German Opera
will commence on uday next at the Salt The.
Mtr". The Turner's will reopen their theatre on
MONDAY next. Tie Harmonic, 1ivol, vulk ,hauc
nAd Liudtnwucl.ci's Od.ou an commence tAc.ru.w
sea IA ON the 9th inst.
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The Advance ofGens. Bank. and Mcdowell

The Richmond EXAMINER of April 23d con-
tains a long article on the advance Of Gen. Nc
Dowell's and Banks armies, and the means the
rebel government has taken 70 resist them. The
ExAhisrR sayst
Gen. Mcclellan has sent endorsements 70 Cen.
Mcdowell, snd the Coniedsrsts government has
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sent corresponding number 70 strengthen General
Jsokson's army. II Ia not for us " divulge the
number Of our own troops that are concentr sting
tie lines nsrt Of Richmond. Suffice II 70 sag,
that we believe them 70 be ample " Withstand aud
repulse the enemy
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Rntions Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers,

Washington, Mdy 2.--Accordng to u recent
order Il tie War Department when the care o sick
and wounded soldiers is assumed by tho states from
which they come, the SUBJ s,en.s department. will
commute their radon at twenty -fyo cents.
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Ar Memphis there are h,oO0 lnlcs Of cotton 7 900
hhds. ofsIgar and 1000 birrcls of mulniv.s J., ns
upon tlc lcvce. II IL believed the cotton VIII b,
burned and the sugar aud molassc- rolled into Nh,
river on the approach of the runn forces The eli.
i1cns and newspapers are oppos'i b. burning tho
city, hut the soldiers and country people favor IL.
GREAT alarm prevails in Richmond, and the clu
1"n' ~" packing up all their effect, for hs,y de-
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The rebels are inconsolsblc IN their wailing over
the fall Of New Orleans--somc charging Con. Lowell
with treachery. Commodore Tolhns passed tli,ous7
Columbia, S, C.. en- route :iT Richmond, on satul.
day. lie expressed himself as perfectly amazed at
the fall Of the Crescent City.
lie stated that there were ono hundred heavy
guns in position the leyce between Fort Jackson
and the city TIA, the Louisiana was ready aud
waiting that numerous boarding parties, composed
OF active young men, were or- ,uilcl 10 board an I
take the national vessels at a.. halarls az! thst
the Mississippi, the consort Il the Virginia, although
unfinished, could, If necessary, be brought into
action,
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o. our ou,shle page will be found dcscrip-
Son oi tie interior II u, Great Internal ,uM IN
hibition at London, All account ~ TIC caIiir"
or dcscitin 81 NV YORK oaioots 10 Yotktov Do, aud
. variety OF uit,t,stiuS news.
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ARRIVED LAST EVENING.

teTEAMsYTPs-sanson . Dunn'ng, Philadelphia.
Cygnet, from PhilsdelThis. VIZ mdse
enIPS-Tisress, Crabtrcs, HAVE, viii mdso.
Lcona, Williams, London 81 d! 8, v Ia md.o.
BARRs- Cienniegoa. Cole. Cicuf1clos IL days
Xsntbo, Chapman, AsIiuvail 20 days, hides.
Netherlands. MeersEanu. X t,ctdan a. days.
Lexington, wilkins, Port Elizabeth, con
BRlGS Nahaut strout, Havsus IA dsye. sugar.
Grace Wuftlington, stevens, Belize, H. Az. lC
Princess Royal, Newh9ud, Bermuda Q -, " cal,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS omors, vir,nuia,o stcrs
II Scguin.. Martin. cl d.
Little David. Poster. rl,''si.''''s. wiih rndsc.
Bela Peck, Gardner, Pa, k.rt
belsn II trHng. AScrN, BpoShtNtn
Coonrtituti0r, str ~, ItS'iur
Emma. CLARK. Providence 9 ltt.
j W, Faulkner, Boston days, fua,e.
BELOW.
Brig T II Kim. Cpfil, wlnlsor, rs.
Schr General Pore.
Also one lri. ami u thrcc innstoi schooner
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Now Orleans Occapicd by Union .orcc.

Fortress Msroe, Nay 1.-The following adj
ditiona items regarding the AL 81 New O-laaus are
all that csu he CLEANED rom the l,pors
Commodore Farrl gut hal proposed tenn. Of ca
p'tu!alion - Mayor Monroe, which the latter HAD
accepted aud the city Of New orleans was at Lass,
accounts held by a batt'lioa OF .nar,nos from ue
squadron.
General Buffers forces were within NV miles
Of Tie city, having landed ON Lake r,nchurtran.
Information was received at Norfolk yesterday,
that Captain Mcintolh, the snppo.cd commander
Of the guilbon Louisiana, at New Orleans. had
been bally wounded, when or where WAS No,
stated.
From the same source il was also learned O. ~,
Captain Thos IIuger, supposed 10 BE- the command
er Of tie McRae, was mortally wounded IL the sam,
engagement.
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SuiciDr.-A young man named Ralph
Church committed suicide at the New England
Hotel, No 80 B,wery last evening, . short time
al ar Liz i,.ul
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The Conn.cniion Onc-,Inn.

or dcs'ttit ui N"w YORK UNootH 10 1utktoH Do, aud
svardy OF Undertaking news.
The ConD-csiion Qar-,,on.
OuR latest aiViccs iron Wellington are 20
The effect that the most strenuous cf'Dus viii
he made to pass cpuii,,Ation tin Of SON" Kind
at the present session Of Consrcs The .cccnt
speeches OF senators, aud ihc tejo.iion Of NJ.
CowAS's proposition Sr n Select Committee, in
dicatc that majority in the Senate are de-.
termin~i 20 pass = stringent bi.l. There l.
more doubt about the action Of the House, a.
many OF IT, h.e nhGgs will soon have 10 appear
again before their constituents, anil they ar
doubtful ~ ~ the effect Of a vote which might
only create new diho ultio- in the way ID spccdi
~ terminating the war and rcsinrinr the 50
cej"i States to their allegiance. Is ta .rcs-urc
D. being brought to lear upon tie doubirrs, Nv
party outsidc, and their representative Inside
Che House, who care nothing about the du-
ration Of the wat r ihcrroonration nni multi
plication Of it, evils. pow led they ,,n have
their ideas and ti.cor made the basis Of csla-
Give aud governmental action.
We arc iold mat the Select Committee Of the
tIousc, 10 VIII h t'e various confi-ca. ION br,
were r'i,rFcL have had several meeting Tat
they ar" mn q nearer unaniinity on III. qi., stun
than II w.c surio."i they would he, and that
large m rii rc III favor Of a conf,cation bil.;
but to meet The views Of some Of tho members,
the Con",,,'"e viii probably report two bills,
vi. '.r,0' '''' ava wv o'''' ",' ''',''''-
f"" wv "''' "'''' "''' wv CIV"
a. ''H Wv
=, ,,
a.. IT., -,
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81 A.. - -. ,.,,.,,. '
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' ''" "
f"'
' o'''' "'' '" o"' "'-
.o"h'' ,'''''' VI ''e''i''s
W. "o "b''' "''''"'S .'''''''"''o" measures
~' '.','E ever! "'' VI our e'"e'',s III 'ho
"'''r "''"s "'''''''''S u'o'ousny !" 'he
''''''''"s '""'""' anu P'"cu'"' system
"s".,'h 10 ,''', wv 'Nic''e' W ue war anu
1851 y '''"' v, Wv 'V'''''"''' "'""'
''' r'a' I''' ''''"'","' '',''
~ Wv f''i'''
ir"n-'i'd ships.
Inv P"es''o" VI ih'' 'ns SN'P' ana ho''ihf
has been the absorbing 90, in Europc since the
affair of the Monitor ant II rrimnc II has been
prove! by experiment, d. ,, he British iron-cl,d
ship Warrior il not b u .,rooC and Cant
CoLEs offers TO BULL for : iOO. 900 each two
ehot-proof rats. with 500 FOUNDERS and reyoly.
ing shields, that would either destroy or drive
AWAY thu Warrior. or any vessel Of that cla,s-
The Duke OF Somerset, a Lord or IN. Rr,;y,
Admiralty. recently caused a tower oe Can,
CoLrs plan to he built. placed ON n sui,abl,
vessel anu sent to IA, to try how it would bc.
have in a s.,mav. and whether in n heavy s,,.
way "" 'nl"h could lie 80 used ~ to pon, the
guns. Tn" MI rs in charge reported iavorahly.
t'sins at tn cupola from distance Of 200
f"r'- with op"nn''r', dS-pomicrs and loo
ponno'rs "a no injury, nor prevent its re.
voiV'nf' y, result 'i tins experiment an
English Mo"''F mas been 'ommen''l--longth
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10000 WATHERwoNEN IN NKw YoRx A.
vicinity, are using PYLCs o. x. SOAP, In pre-
renee 70 any other II ssvss labor, and goes D
thsr than ordinary soapa aold'by arOosrs sVs
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Int Southern News -PartIculnrs Of th
Capture Of Fort Macon.

F0r'reS Monroe, 5fdy I, ria baltimore. Man
"A flag Of truce from Cranoy Island this after
noon brought down nm English noblcman and sev
ersl newspapers .lso giving tho particulars OF the
cal ture Of Fort Nacon, and some additional OAR
.r','ara II tho fall Of New Orleans together with
other interesting items.
The Norfolk DAY BOOK Of this Irhur,lny, mann.
ing, snys tina, no Geographic dispatches were re-.
coived last night. An order from Proves, Marshal
Pashaw prohibits all huokstering with the military
IN tho District Of Columbia, and the privilege 81
selling poultry, game. fish. fruit, vegetables. e,c,
liz restricted 10 those who raise or latch the same
Another order extends tho privilege Of bringing
allows butchers " buy pork.
The Wilmington JouRsAr, OF Tuesiay has the
following in confirmation q the report OF the fall Of
Fort Macon, teegraphed from here yesterday,
| Wa have Just learned that tho fire upon tho FOR,
was opened at quarter before six O'Clock on Fri
dhN morning. and mat the engagement bctwr, IA tie
| iott aud Federal batteries was kept up unit seven
O'Clock TINT evening, when tho fort becam. wholly
untcnable AMI WAS surrendered ms above stated
All the guns inside the fort. opposite tlc side
attacked, were dihnoul,ted, aud " hut tlrye o.
TIE guns bearing upon .ha eneny'a nni tered vcrS
also dIsnounted. The encny's battery 90 Ituaoh-
! lns guns was within eleven hundred yards of the
| fort
The right and lcft thanking batteries we're more
distant. IL turns out that the report Of trcu OF
or men having been killed IA u scout some DAYS
since against the encrny'a pickot' IA untrue GA.
man only was even wounded, and none were llad
until Friday last, tho day Of tne stack up,u the
| fort.
From other accounts 1t Is gathered that, during
the bombardment of Fort Macon, seven rebels were
killed and a great many wounded.
Col. White and $50 men were released on psro,o
l,.G Coz
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PANoi-GENrs PATENT LEATHER Booi
s,r az 80, . good article. Ladies' Balmorsl Bod
for ii 90 and upwards, at BARTLETTs, sJa Grail
street. corner Norfolk.
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LAST DAY OF THE BELGIAN GIANT, AT IN
Museum. The great drama, Don Cesar de Baxa4
this afternoon and evening. Don't fail " read IL
versisement Of Grand Medicinal Dog Show,
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From Gen. McCielinn's Army.

Bcfore forli0rn, My lon Tuesday n
stcsnhoa, was seen with a load of troops ut York
town. They probably came from West Point, 80
miles above, Indicating that tho enemy are boin,;
reinforced instead Of preparing 10 cvaouate.
Battery No. I, a, the mouth OF wormlcy's Creek,
aud commanding the rebel water batteries a, York
town aud tiourcster, opened yesterday AFTERNOON on
the eneny's shipping at u rance 81 about two nil
The hrst shot, which followed IN rapid a,ic -.
sion by othcrs caused tho rel els yos,cis 10 "tcat
hasty retreat out Of range. NJ damage was sup.
posed 10 be sustained by the encmy's vessels the
range had not been obtained
The guns were then directed towards the works
at Yorktown aud Gloucester, with the view Of get.
ting reply. They not long kept waiting.
when the large pivot gun stationed on tho nights Of
Yorktown sen, messenger which caused every one
b jump for the trenches. Tho fire was now ksrt
up quite brisk FOR two hours on both sides, with no
damage ~ far were concerned, slthou,A
some 81 their shells came 100 close T. make It r.cas
! uut TIE accuracy OF our guuuers, considering
t is being tie hr,t attempt WITH the new s..ye
pieces " - acknowledged by competent juices To-
bc most admirable. Some Of our shells were 81, s
- eXpl,ie directly over the cncinys p.rspet,.
whic4 ruomen, heiore were Inc by men
! About ''y rho,s were hrcd r. our one sul two
hundred FOUNDER Parrot during tie at,rnoon.
WHAT damage tbe on,tiy sustained is not known.
Tho r,1eis oieneJ n oar parallel vhcr. tie
workmcn were employed about dusk, throwing
shell, at intervals during the night
Heavy April showers still continue to visit u-
daily rc,ardng In considerable decree military
opefatlons.
Two dese-ters, belonging to the Mississippi
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-25

opened Bible. and interspefsed between
lay the dozen Of long sought spoons.
The minister Of Bathgate could scarce.
ly command his gravity while admon
ishing Geordy on the trouble and vexa-
tion bis trick had caused. The neigh.
bors laughed outright when the draft
man, pocketing the widows shilling,
which he had clutched in the early part
of his discourse, assured them all that
be kenned Mrs. Simpson read her Bible
so often, the spoons would be sure to
turn up. Geordy got many a basin OF
broth. and many a luncheon of bread
and CHEESE on account Of that trans &C.
tion, with which he amused all the Gre
sides Of the parish. Mrs. Simpson was
struck dumb even from scolding.
The discovery put an end to her os.
tentstious professions, and it may be
hoped. turned her attention more to
practice. BY way of making amend
for her unjust imputations on Nancy
Campbell. she consented to receive her
as a daughtef-in-law within the same
year; ard It is said there was peace ever
after in the farm house; but the good
people Of Bathgate. when discussing a
character of more pretence than per.
Torrance. still refer to widow Simpson.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-25

MAxrMs OF WAsHrNefoN.-Use not
reproachlul language against any one,
neither curses or revilings.
Be not too hasty to believe flying re-
ports to the disparagement Of any one.
Go not thither when you know not
whether you will be welcomed or not.
In your apparel be modest, and en-
deaVor to accommodate nature rather
than to procure admiration.
Associate yourself only with men Of
good quality, il you esteem your repu-
tation, for Il is better to be alone than
In bad company.
Use not base and frivolous things
against grown and learned men, nor
very difficult questions or subjects
among the ignorant. nor things hard to
be believed.
Let your conversation be without
malice or envy, for It is the sign of 8
trsctable and commendsble spirit; and
in cases Of passion admit reason to
govern.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-25
How LAwYER HEADED OFF A DRArs

How LAWYER BEADED OFF DRAF4
COMMISSIONER Says the Reading Pa
Times: II is well known that Commis-
sioner Knobb was very precise and ex-
act in his proceedings; always keeping
an eye 10 the interests Of the country,
while dealing honorably With all. Now
il happened that among the able bodied
men drafted from one Of the Heidel-
bergs there was an obese specimen of
humanity, bat whom the chances hit as
one Of The elect. When he received
his clicked for SOUP" be has,eDed to
Reading. and knowing where lived the
cutest specimen Of lawyer. be went
straight 10 bis Office. Says he:
"Pm draftedl"
"The deuce you are; il must have
been a strong man that drafted you"
"Wvll, I'm drafted. and ean'L TO get
out. Can't march. ri pay ven.
--.'Very .well-,'- .-sss-- s-.i.s,--
T,.~-s.-sin proceeded to the Office Of
the Commissioner.
Here" said the lawyer, "Commis-
sioner. | have got substitute"
Commissioner looked at the wheezy
specimen for some time. "Hs won't
dol can't march,"
"But he must do" clustered out the
lawyer; "and you know he will"
"He cant march; he ton't do, and 1
can't take him."
This was what our smart friend want
ed.
"He won't do. eh?"
"No, he ponr."
"Weli. then. scratch his name off the
list; he is drafted and wants to be ek-
emptl"
The Commissioner looked at the law
yer for about a minute; then regarded
the fat draft, and without speaking q
word, scratched off his name.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-25

BE GESTLEMEE Ar HoME.-Thers
are few families, we imagine. anywhere,
in which love is not abused as furnish
ing a license for impoliteness. A hus-
band, or father, or brother will speak
harsh words to those be loves the best,
and those who love him best. simply
because the security Of love and family
pride keeps him from getting his head
broken. 1t is a shame that man will
speak more impolitely at times to. bis
wife or sister than he would dare to
any other female except low and vis--
cious one. Things ought not 90 to be-.
The man who. because it will not be re-
sented, inficts his spleen and bad tenn
per upon those Of his hearth, is small
coward and very mean man Kind
words are the circulating medium be-
tween true gentlemen and true ladies.
at home; and no polish exhibited in So
ciety can atone for the harsh language
and disEsspectful treatment too often
indulged in between those bound to-
gether by Gods own ties Of blood, and
The ssiA more sacred bonds of conjugaA
ose.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-25
TIE RESULT

of the days fight proves conelusiseI.
enough that the enemy's position 4
one Of great strength. and that it vii
require desperate effort on the par
Of General Burnside to drive him from
his stronghold. General Frarklin sp-
pears to have been the only one who
has effected any important result. and
Tomorrow he may succeed in turning
Stonewall Jackson's position on the
Masssponax. General Burnside is con-
6dent OF success, and is busily engaged
IN making arrangements for renewal
OF the battle to morrow. During the
Hght nothing was seen Of GeneralD. II.
Hills command. and much anxiety is
created as 10 its whereabouts. Il Is
supposed BY many that Hill has genR
to intercept Sigel. who is probably on
his wav to Culp-pper, and BY others
that he may be working around in our
rear.
General Jackson. of the Pennsylva-
mia Reserves, and Lieutenant Colo
onel Dickinson. Fourth United States
Artillery. were both killed. Gems.
Vinton. Kimball. Caldwell, and Camp
bell were wounded, but none Of them
seriously. Major Jennings ofthe Twen.
ty-sixlh New York Volunteers. and Col
Sinclair of the Pennsylvania Reserves,
are also among the wounded.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-25

Of her three dollar wages per week.
A rich man may smuse himself. Of 9
morning. playing the water upon bis
side walks sad the plants in his yard
live. in our nsdiocrisy, 10 not In our
poverty do L, We must rise with the
sun. aud be through With the refreshing
exercise before our neighbor looks
through his front door. or We are de-
graded TO the level Of q uman servans.''
Your milliopaire can refuse to sub
scribe to benevolent effort; and we.
are mean II We decline. II he gives of
his fncome fraction whose numerator
IS unit aud is denoninAtor szssum
larger than ever was entered on our
account books, be 10 spplauded.-
When We give to the amount Of the
hundresh part Of our salary. we are
ashamed. A doctor Of divinity can al
ford to wear shocking bad hat; the
young licentiate must always sport a
new one. and one not bought 10 the
Bnwery, either. A wealthy physician
can afford to m axe his call on foot, as
DR.. John NJ. Good did when his prac-
tlce. amounted 10 more than $4,000
per anuun'. or avail himself Of an ON
nibus when it is on his route. The
young and unknown physician. who
feels that he is as rich as Croesus, in
the remote prospect Of $4,000. must
make bis calls in gig. or cease to atl
tend the patron out Of whom be conf
denily expects to ge. one quarter Of
that very respectable amount Of money.
A lawyer in good practice can afford
to walk leisurely across the Park. A
young and brieAess limb OF the Law
must always carry package tied with
tape. always look heated, Perplexed
and overrun with business.