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w CULTURE. IN TIE WORKING FARMER Fol.
S66It believed that the general dfuon OF these letters
suld powerful influence IN cOuDterscng the prcse
Jauentsb tendency abandon form and crowd iuto
the already crow ded svocstions Of city HE.
To give additional in crest and form peronal
The Father Of his Country. portions these will
even just they flowed from his pen n fac-simile Of
bs hand writ
The vast losses OF products and producer and the doqan-
ed condition Of bbor ia half county, viii probably keep
farm products high price for II
Of world should rcnein unroken and the plague that
destroying the pestcrop II Europe, and threatening own
should For neiber Of these Dressings does there
ground Of hope hence ter prospect OF richer from
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etsbhed IN business should became producers rather than
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We aIso purpse diving series Of portraits ond Biographical
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Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23

When the young lady has receiyed
her regular outfit Of nine towels and
a spoon, she may he considered fl:
for academic hoaors. She is put in
the dormitory, with Rose Ophelia
for companion; and these two, Oh
the FIST night Of their acquaintance,
tell each o,hcr eyary thing that they
know, and more, and swear eternal
friendship. OK course, they kiss
each other. Every thing n woman
does receives its seal; but too com
monty the wax will not stick. Both
Podge and Ophelia have their lovers,
and descrihe them minutely as they
walk together on the grounds.
Toby-for whom Podge would lay
down her life-sQuints, but is said
TO have a strange and sweeping orb.
like an inebriatod chicken Oh barn
top; and Tom-who refuses TO get
into danger that Opheiia may show
her devotion-is said to be quite
hrigandish, like Lara in the poem
The girls read-Lara having ample
places wherein to conceal it when
Trapp, the master, comes, or that
horrid old maid. Miss Jones, who
teaches elocution.
Opinion differs in school rs to
Miss Jones-the romantic ladies as
sociating her with broken hopes and
a spurned affection; while Ophelia
believes, for her part, that the disa
greeable thing is married already
All the gas keep Gil, edged note
paper and fancy seals. 1t is aston
ishing how early the female mind
takes to these things. iYe may be
sure that Noah's daughters in the
ark had their portable writing desks
and wrote notes - al 4he handsome
animals.
The girls agree that the country
around the boarding school is bar
rem Of attractions-aiways cxcep-ine
Master viii, the miller's boy. who
is said TO lie lovely" and gets Sc
many anonymous notes that b
threatens 10 show them 10 the mas
ters. At this, Will IS held TO be
rude fc,ioS, and nobody is surprise
when he marries the maid-of-all
work in the seminary. Now an6
then, n very ho,d xoucg gentlens.
comes al, the way from the city. snC
calls at the school for his "cousin.
The master puts him through siAii
! cross examination, tangics him W
and tells him that his cousin" can
he seen. Another youth gets int
the grounds, and holds steaithy in
terviews with the ladies, but, IS h
J, generally manifests preference TO
some two or three. the rest Won
stand il, and threaten 70 tell.
The girls gossip very much abou
|. each other before eaying their pay
ers. and srsr Of 'he amen" e :.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
ne something That occurred IL

late something that occurred K
them.
Meanwhile, they Go not ouar-e.
oftner than twice week, ana appa.
rently with the object OF kissing al
the harder when reconciled. Some
times they cry at some petty morti.
fication. and are then the recipients
of a great deal Of kindness.
The great exhibition al the end OF
the term, when they read compost.
tions, wear white roses in their hair.
and quote considerably from Moore
and Tuppcr, are followed by eepara-
tions for the holidays, mutual visits,
and VOWS of the EXTREMIST friend
ship. All these are mnenshine, Ma
ry, and vapory, Ophelia! Both Of you
will get into a sensible sOrt OF love,
fall into pas matrimonial arrange
ments, bum yonr diaries, or give
them 20 baby 10 play with, and won
der after awhile why YOU went TO
boarding school at all. or what name
was borne by the terribly sentimcn
tai girl who used 10 room" with
y0I.
Randolph County journal., 1865-03-23
Correspondence Of the Journal.
FROM TIE SIXTY-NINTH
DAERANc4s, Florida, March :, u

BARRANcAs, Floridhi March 8, iee9.
The Goth Indiana Battalion is still
at Barrancas, awaiting orders--not
in id!eaoss, but improving each day
by drill ana exercise, preparatory 10
long march in Dixie
There are E0w abcut seven thou
sand troops here, and more coming.
Gen. Steele arrived few days since,
and is now in command of the forces
concentrating here. By order OF
Gen. Canhy, the troops formerly
comprising the Mississippi Reserve
Corps, now constitute the 18th Army
Corps; and the troops undey Gen. a.
J. Smith, nov at Fort Gaines, Ala.
but formerly of the army of the
Cumberland, are 70 be DESIGNATED rs
the 10th Army Corps. The 3d
Corps is commanded by Maj. Gen.
Granger. The expedition on which
we are about TO start, we have con-
iidenee will prove eminently success
ful. We viii have force enough
to whip the entire rebel population
Ii lie Gulf States, in the field; or.
if they get behind the Notifications
at Mobile, we can keep them, while
ThOmas's cavalry ride roueh-shod
over every part Of their territory
To soldier never did the prospect
for an earl V and successful ending of
the war look more favorable.
There is a rumor in camp that
Charleston acknowledges the old |
flag; that tie stars and stripes again
saye over Sumter. Slowly bat I.
surely we are gaining our own.
The weather has been very warm
the past week, with plenty OF rain
and fog.
Some interest is being taken in the
cause of religion. Twelve soldiers
of the 24th Indiana were baptized +
last Snnday-tcn 10y immersion, and
two hy sprinkling.
The health of the company Is good
and every things goes of smoothly.
since the consolidation. Captain
Ount Is gO0d Oiliccr ana Or0cflY
Life knows how TO retain the good
will of the boys.
A few days since n company Of
the 2d Maine cavalry went on
scout dressed as rebels They came
upon camp of guerrilas, and the
guerrilla Captain called his men in
inc to salute TIE supposed rebel
Colonel, when they found themselves
prisoners, some of them were quite
indignant at the trick played Oh
hem, ~hi.c others seemed glad TO
be taken. The scouts returned
without losing a iaan, bringing il
linctccn prisoners.
The journal is not received as
rs could wish. All let
.ers and packages for the Goth should
be sent eta Eey Orleans. {. W. S.