Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-30
LOUISVILLE JOURNAL ffzMs.

LOUISVILLE JOURNAL ITEMS.
The let inst. was the day sppointsd
By General Butler for the nea and
women Of New orleats to tske the oath
Of aIlegianee In order TO save their prop
efty. 'Tis said that the lsdiss didls
good deal Of swearing 10 public aud st
least an equal amount Of eursing In pri-
rate. u -r
The Golconds (1ll J Commercial says
that Bueknst and Tilghmsn were *
changed for q blind tesmster and
lame mule. The Yankees always were
sharp at bargain.
It is said that Buckner 10 the battIe
Of Chaplin Hills. hearing the bullets
whistle al around him, sought safety
by lying down Dat upon his belly. Il
wasn't the 6rst time By good many
Of bis getting out of tight place By
lying. raL .4
A woman always dresses the truth
up little. She wouldn't for the world
exhibit II naked. -r..s..
The rebels will soon Hnd their cup Of
gall and wormwood commended to
their own lips. The invaders win be-
invaded. the despoilers despoiled, the
eoefcers eoerced. the hsugman hung.
Gen. Howell Cobb drinks to excess.
He's generally corned Cobb.
Kirby Smith made the people of Lex
ington carry all their cooking stoves 10
the foundefies to be cast into shot and
shell. He probably considered, that,
as he had seifed and appropriated
everything they had to cook. their cook
ing stoves we're to them a superHuity.
Now that the time has come to try
mems souls. let not our people show
that they have got none. - '1
We know not how ne-lited the war
may be, but Il and the rebellion will
perish together, 80
The Knoxville Register said whsd
Gen. Bragg came into our State, ''ths
sun Of Federal power in Kentucky Is
set." But Bragg appeafs to have good.
haturedly eOnsehtsd 10 postpone sans
down for 9 time.
General Granger's troops must have
become perfectly exhausted in march
ing all the way from Cincinnati to Paris
In ten dogs. They should lie BY TIL
ne4te sptlng 70 recover from their
fatigue:
We have yet to hear the reason why
Rsssstsa: Eais s b ss. .5 ssill Psss.ias aa
thigh, was called Of BY Grant.
The srmJ Of the PotOdiac is sdvanc-
ing. It goes forward In strength and
majesty. Whatever It shall come IN
collision with will be broken.
The Editor of the Csnnelton c.sstts
has a sta6ding nomination of the Hon.
Joseph Holt for the Presidency. BE
takes Holt in time.
The Frankfort Yeoman calls John
Morgan "an upright man." He viii
be upright" when he is htng. not be-
fore.
It 10 an observable fact that tbosd
loyal States which were most anxious
to avoid war contribute most to its
prosecution.
Soap costs Eve dollars d pound ID
Richmond. They have bubbles enough
iu that city. but not soap bubbles.
Women wfits books to show their
parts. Some Of them 60 10 iashlohsbls
dresses to balls for the same Purpose.
If Buell. catches Bragg, Bragg VIII
catch the devil.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that
the guerilla ro6beries and murders ID
Kentucky "should be ftoHned down."
But wouldn't ffoan or scowl or cross
look be too severe q ptinishment for
such trivial alterations? Wouldn't
the rebel government have just ground
Of complaint!
Mrs. Swisshelm says that the popH-
lafily Of her paper In Minnesota Is dGe
to the fact that people are always ex-
pecting she will say something che
ought not to. She might add that she
|. too gdod;nstured TO dissppoint them.
The South now produces no sugar,
no molasses,. aud NO honey, sfd, 80
even the ladies are no longer sweet,
saccharine matter seems 10 have disap-
peared from that section completely.
Why did Gen. Grant call Rose.
Grams of from his victorious pursuit Of
Price aud Van Dorm Why not let
him pursue them tili they were driven.
from off the face Of the ssrthf