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The New York herald., 1862-06-03
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BR BARK HARTLEY Hazeltine from Glasgow via coquimbo
so % sn s S s
sSs .a % on Ss m ao
ebb tide total very little OF cargo
s w' s s .ssd c s 81: in is.s s % pilot S
%s .as s. as the
BRrs sAsAo. Of Providence which captured BY the
.ss nP n whale ns T. 9s %
spsrs sails Ae which were on bard the Ply.
Of the vessels that were captured at the same time shared
The following prize vessels sold By auction a. Brook
!, ,Camden, Me $500 sctr Joanna Ward y tons suk in
ss is$ss ssss.Sss sam:
stephen Hart built in 1852 $4,000.
ssesmsp 70 run SsEscn BUssop % a. and
Notice to Mariners.
vHffS TS,s,I1 srnn uor,t Tss pupssos Issos, xav a
' "
.as DasssOe Lh;vssss % brns by ss by compass
Dy order. -. P. H. BERTHoN, Secretary.
1s gu TsrxrTY HOUSE, Loxpow Nav 10, iso2
s 20 is he Hook Beacon Back suoy
Hook sp- has been placed IN feet 2, oy water sprng
Marsase Church touching the end Of the IuGrmary
Ss.si Mn in line ne with ysgs,pss. Barn; sw,Iw
East Last buoy Nv, distant 81 0 Of q mile.
'Is'a By orlsr SSr '''' 'A +. H. BERTHoS. Secretary
sosrH ATLANTIC. ooAsr srArx-n.rp LIGHT on CAPE
HrpaocaArmIc orrcr, ApniRALrY,l
Tn. xn. Of Marin. Madrid os srsa say notes that ON
and after the al.t day OF March 1892 rsht would he
the south point Of entrance 70 vso Bay The West Coast
The sh, Fired white Lsh. placed .. elevation Of
The ls%iasdns sDpssus diep;ria BY lenses of the
Sss rs s ss e . AZ ;af . sss ss
( ss Pp1E s~S 0's0n. and " joined 70 the
Esss,:ss. IEs:Sssi z sss e y y y \ Of Greenwich
By ''"goiGal JOHN wsshISSsoE ss'f IsssSR H,aomvsu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q, rNs-reHr Ar cAAArAr,
HYrsocaArnIc oyncr. Ap.r.Mrr.l
The Minister Of Marine At Madrid given notice ihs. on
and after the sls da q Msrch isca light would b sn-
Church q Ns,;,r, ~ ss1S;. 2, Ss e: An
e1Ss The as. IL ansS White % light % .sov. tn.
The illuminating apparatus diop,rc BY lenses Of the
The tower s square 81 fee. high coorea ayish white.
Latitude. 30 23 30 ~
Longitude. 20 O w Of Greenwich.
This light replaces the former which exhibited from
the same tower.
RED rrouT A roRaHvrErA.
Also that and after the 3st day Of March, 1882 hxed
rcd light would be exhibited from tho lighthouse In the ruined
% Tss ss i Is sss S ss s ss e M s and
shoua be sean in clear weather from distance OF miles
Tho Is 20 feet high coored dark green. and 10 n
Latitude. ~ @ U8 N
Longitude. 80 80 w OF Greenwich.
This light will be ard the Mole advances
The shoals which exist in the vicinity Of Paata Cornuda
nearer than Ia cables
pAY os ruNIs--Rrp LieRr At LA eoLErA,
The Tunslsn government has given notice that on and
after 10th day Of April 1867, red light would be exh
bed from The extremity OF theessern etty AZ the entrance
La Goes In the bay Of Tuns, and should DO seen In
clear weather from distance or miles.
BY command Of their Bordships, -
Whalemcn.
Az Barbados about May a. ship Contest Morton from
cruisc with 90 sp, TO sail again 22d. -
Arr ~ Ray Of lslsnkA fsD T. Herald, Little NIB. eoo 80,
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A BuRNHANs ruRNrTURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
IA. ing Esapsh mcnt III West Eleventh street bstween
Fifth and Sixth avenn5Fufniture boxed and shipped 10
all parts OF the world Covered wagons for removing furn
ture 70 and from the county. Storage for furniture,
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sEaARs AND TOBACCO.


CEGARs.-AB0UT 25 600 IMPORTED sEGARs IN FINE
- condition, for sale order the
Inquire at 4c0 Broadway This lot OF is well worthy
the attention Of dealers
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chaser has way, and ID compelled IN order TO buy the
stock at ALL 70 60 the way to nd out whether IL s good
not Az very few disposed TO pay their money
tn they know they have got safe what they paying
for probable that very few Of these spurious csrtn
Gates have passed into the hands OF de holders
othsrwiss than pledge collateral for borrowed
money. was far - yst learned, only In this way
that the swindlers used the stock.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc RcIAL.

koD Az, June 2-6 p. II.
The bank statement Of to-day compares q fol-
lows with that Of last week.
Week ad'g. Loans. Specie. CyrcuLa'N. D7posits
LAY $l42 $50 149 80 6T2760 8592 676 122 602 S64
Nay Sl... l2e71 4l4 81 SsT 3s4 e6S6149 126 766
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HEAD lUARTERS, NO. q SPRING sTREET-CAPT
IL Thomas Browne formerly Quarterna Of the Tnrd
German Rifle regiment until It's consolidation WITH and then
Captain In the iOSd regiment N ~, stationed at
New bern n c. and serving under General Burnside being
prevented from completing his In consequences OF
an order Issued some time since by the War Department.
stopping a further recruiting. recently obtained autho
rity from the Chief Albany recruit
young men are solicited % avail themselves Of the present
assisted by Lieut. A. p Zman y formerly OF Company q,
Of said regiment, whose testimonials from Colonel Baron
Won Egl0nhten, lu3d regiment, n. y s. w. highly
plmentary as to his snlcirney As an olcer and gene
In all its branches Iarcaarly ssirm-hng He also bears
with him testimonials from Governor Kossuth OF Hungary,
having atrd in the capacity OF on his sa Fam
lies VI those ensng wall receive rcliel from the State,
amounting TO from 81 80 - week Pay from SIS 70
$A MONTH Clothing, Subsistence and comfortable
ers provided mmed aely after being mustered into
-~ :, : : Tiio''As BROWNE,
Captain.
Ea.slI Ilau.aa
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NOMPANY D. TWELFTH REGIMENT. INDEPEND
~ enc, Guard, n. Y 8. M-Conpany Order, No a-New
hereby orered assemble their Arm Jefferson
ke, Wednesday, JuAe ius a O'Clock A. NJ, for the
staes an resolving their uniforms ami equipments.
few first recruits will be received up the
order of JOHN MULLINS, Captain.
SAMUEL WHEARrY, Orderly 01f
TNLA0S, FLAGS FLsAGS-0F ALL KINDS MADE TO
order, OF the best English bunting; warranted all
ted; brilliant In colos, and superior Workmanship. Also
Enginees' stores OF all kinds Samples sho aud rderA
receiyed at No. 40 Dcy street. 3 naW NE#
n. MILLS, Agent.
t.. h. J. H. IMMAN, Jr. y
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TOO LATn FOR CLAssr1ICATEOs.1 q
A sroNIsHrHa.-MADAMR MORROW, sRvENrH
"A daughter born with caul and eff OF foresight 20 tell
all that your whole fe. Charms speedy
marriages and good luck for e without extra charge Tells
how and ofen you will marry and al you wish 10
know, pay; and TO amazing wonder tells your
very thoughts at rst sight You rely H. her equas
be found Her magic image II In ful opera
ton. l3l Ludlow street, sx doors below Houston Eco
cents Gentlemen not admited.
CrArRvoYANr-xRs SEYMOUR, THE MOST
"A successful medical and business Caryoyant Aucrees
bc consulted usual n her resdencc, lm Wed f1f-
centh street, of Sfh avenue. Diseases hsr cause
aud cure, investigated
A TTENTIoN, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN "A LARGE
N received the West for cast on Clothing
Furniture. Carpets sc vii ray gas ~ s N the c
between fwentv-hfm ana hWcht5hAtn ftreets
Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs. A.
= rrss DAVIS. THE BEAUTIFUL CANADIAN Gypsy
MI naIms has ~ moved b7 Greenwich Consult
her predictions are WONDERFUL Lucky
hers and charms Ladies - cents, gentlemen 80
Hours from 10 tor. NJ
rRs ApprE BANKER MEDICAL AND BUSINESS
M cairyoyant and spiritual medium, continues give,
satisfecon her numerous visitors day evening ~
her rooms Fourth street. four Of Broaawsy.
1aH BQgBRy, NEAR BR0oMR STREET. .-.MxDAwRd
IOC w1DGkR, Ciarvoyant and giflcd Spanish lady, un
wells the my stcres OF fuurty. love- MARRIAGE! absr
friends sckness presribes medicines for diseases e
lucky numbers property lost or sioisn ~ ff1T uodN
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GURIEY BRADY, 40 Broadway, New York.
PEcRUITs WANTED
HALLECK GUARD
Now forming under call the government 70 b.
ready within sixty days.
PATTERSON, who has the Of the GOV
ernment has received orders 20 recruit Company OF this
Guard and ready receive Recruits
that this Company shall he ~ the service
Pay from SIS To $23 per month. -
Each man mustered VIII be sent 70 Camp wash
inton staten Island aud provided with abundant raons
and good uniforms. .r Hal T# VICE. q
500 Bounty the Expiration Of Enlistment
stoned officers apply Immediately TO secure position
Headquarters Nv Brrosi~ay, kcw York: 81. .I
JOS sHKxzAH, Orderly Sergeant - = ts'.l .agH
Approved Nay 81, 1851. r. g. EARNED, superintendent
Twelfth infantry. Mastering officer 7L1 i g1ay
I 9TH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
l. n Company 1-Orier No. 2-The members Of this
mand directed TO appear At the Armory this Tuesaay
morning 81 10 O'Clock Tor the purpose Of receiving their
uni orms Thonswhc were not mustered In on Monday
Lieutenant Commanding.
C7TH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD, N Y.aM-
- All OF tais command sremAinng city
invited attend nesting 10 be held the Rcgnental
Arnry. 80 Broadway. Wednesday evening Jnhe g. 81
O'Clock.
e7S WILL BIZ PAID BY YOUNG NAN THAT IS
0lO compstent for Lieutcnant's comm ssion In
god regiment now recruiting Addrsss j. lH o. BA Herald
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

YES" said he, "that is CO.. Hawey,"
and he took my hand with tight grip
" Col: Hawley look at my baby, my poor sick
ba by"
he had little pile of moss, and on it lay
his cartridge box, carefully covered all but
one edge of it. with his blanket. That was his
baby And he turned his blanket down as
tenderIy as fthe cartridge box were a delicate
II'tle baby. He .speke brokenIy and at inter.
Vals, but with a quick but mournful voice
" Poor baby-both babies sick-sister sick
(and he pointed TO where he supposed they lay
poor baby--very sick. Give baby SEINE wa
ter" And he leaned on one elbow and affec
lIonally held a leaf up to the cartridge box,
as If baby would drink. He seemed to consider
himself in his own home and the family sick
6ut living, but then he would say, Won't let
me 60 home-no-Do-no-(wn waiting q few
secoDds) no-no-won't let me go home :" his
bands constantly idgeting over something
Then he considered them al dead, and he bv
their graves "SIster," and he laid his ha nd
down on one SIDE; baby" hands down again
to mark each grave; "baby- y-wife-mOther
On, yes, mother is dead-won't let mo 20
home"
kept his hand ten minutes and sat down
BY hun, and put my hand on his shoulder,
and tried to compel him to listen. told him
his babies were happy aud his mother was
not dead, Us she y and if he would be
good BY and sleep aud get well he should go
home.
"Mother's here and says she didn't get that
money. IoS didn't send II to her.
40, yes, did. Doph here's the receipt Of
me express company. She's got it now
lou told me 10 send 1t to my wife right there
at Col. F-'s, yen know. She has got it be.
ofe lnis tine.
Wcll-poor baby and he put "trees"
over their graves, &c. had to work some
time TO get hi;a to take some nedicIne-sp
rplarc-tut il had hltle effect. "Pve bull, SIX
forts" said he, and mounted six cannon. Pm
going to take down that fort TO. o.morrow-that
one over there-Puluski, mean"
-Four men were going to watch him-Cho
tears came into all our eyes, sometimes,
thlnk,O and | told them to move out the rifles
and bayonets. He caught them at it and
shouted, Z" Let my rife Nloue! Give me ny
rIhs.' And let him take it, seeing Il was not
loaded, and he went furously to work cleaning
IT. Finally he passed it to me to inspect"
and slipped it away.
think II Is the most affecting case Of insani
" | ever saw. | couldn't make hun believe
that we should send hlm home, but we saa J.
The men take good care of him as they cnn.
lie has slept but IN hour out Of the last twenty.
tour, and lie cea aselesely active az i canary bird
hopping about in his cage. lie cent or me
again to-day, but he could not confinc his at.
ten'lon TO anything. "Poor baby is his prin-
ciPaI remark, and he still tends his cartridge
box "A soldiers life is always gay" the
Song says. A sad story; isn't II! We hope
his insanity is caused partly by fever and if we
can get him quietly sick with that. perha ps he
will come out all right. lfnot. II! see that he
goes straight te the Insane Retreat at Hart
ford, and with him money enough to keep him
awhile.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
WUOI E NO. SEQ

found 1t necessary for fety to cover ny face
with a berdkeFchief Here / met my friends
CapPocl, Gulscard and Palmeri, v ko had come
ever as scientific commission to make inves.
tgalio's. They bottled up the gases on the
spot, which they reported to BE carbenlc acid
and carburetted hydrogen. How long the
eruption might coriILue Paln,}sri had no means
Of calculating il was going og IS violently as
ever, and his slsmogru ph was a,ways register.
ing. From Sunday unil Monda2 morning az
A. M. there had been eight shocks, and from
mat time TO WHEN he s9Gke to me they had
been continual Tie soil had risen five palms
end the subsdence might be attended with
great danger. "Uni tins has ;aken place"
he sald to my muntcipa' conductors YOU pbst
aoI thlhk OF rebul'4I' y, I'D you must carefully
not the hssures Ia t. houses and the streels
to observe whether they approximate have
SAID that the nun,bet OF tugitives was Is 600
only several thousand having returned to
their housos on the confines of the bed of
lava on which the greater part Of Tore 10
built,
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Who Saw the Steer.

The richest thing Of the season came off ,bo
other day. The srcpncel Jonathan iUaDinsblS
IN huge ~h'p under his arm, s,alked inta
billiard saluof where half duZen persons
were truEdine ne ivories ord after recovering
from his hisl sIrrrise at the 10 him, singular
aspect ot the rc'n, inquired Il - any O. 'em had
seen stray eer," affirming tbat the ,blss,ed
erIt'er had &c away IS he came through Town
with his drove, tolker dty, uud he hadn't seen
nothing . h!n since.
The sports denied all knowledge of the ami.
NAL IN quest on, and with much sIy wInkinU AZ
each ether, PROCEEDED to condule with in, an
his loss IN the most heartfelt manner. He
watched the game with lrte est as he evidently
nae never seen nor Gehrd anything of the kind
before, and created much amusement bv his
uenohsFaUohs OF applause whenever a good
shot was nade-Je-rusalem being a fa vorita
mterjectlon.
At last he made bold to request the privi.
lege oftryiHE his skill, " hen he sci The crowd
IN roar by his awkward movements. Howev.
er, he gradually got his hand in, and plaved as
well as he expected Tor a grecnhorn All
hGAds row begau TO praise hlm, which go ela,ed
him that he bsgan to think himself second
PhelIn; and actually offered to bet dollar
with his opponent, which OF course he lost
The loss a"d the saHGh irritdted him that he
OHereG 10 P'ny another game, and bet two dol
lars, which he pulled out Of a big rolI-for il
seems his cattle had sold well, and he wes
quite flush. THIS lei he also lost, as the E,oI
nght have known he would when. mad as a
March hare, he pulIed cut fifty spot, the larg.
est bill he had, aGG Uic cd 10 bet that on apolb-
er game.
The crowd mustered round and rsised
enough 10 cover II, end at il they went agsin.
which by some strange luck. zreeny won.
lie COW offered to put up The h.elfgd he had
just won against another game, so thew now
could win back what they had j, ,t. and Aeees
the fellow Of bis own roll besides.
They now sent for a famous PLAYER. who
happened TO have money enough 10 bet win
snd smother game was played, which Johna.
than also won. Another hundred also raised
bet and won; and it was not ill he bspdered
through hail dozen games, and bv some unac.
countable run of LEX " on them all. draining
tha pockets of his OF anents of some four hun
dred dollars that the. began TO smell yerV
large mice.
When everybody got tired of playing Gsu-
Key pulled Oft hie fock ever his heed, took his
whip under his arm, and walked quietly out.
Turning round at the door he remarked,
Gentlemen, If you should happen TO sea
anything OF that steer, wish you'd let me
know.
AT last accounts they had not seen the steer.
but they had come TO the conc asicn that thev
cav the elephant.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
A Sad Story.

The following touching relation is an ex.
tract from "a private letter of Lieut.. Colonel
HawIey, dated ry6ee leland. Dec. 29th, and
published in the Hartford Press:
Poor Dolph DO you know The Do.phs that
live near you! Well, their son, who belongs
to Company ID, got news that his wife. two
children aud sister had all died Of dIphtherIa.
How he cried. Poor fellow. We comforted
hin. all we could. spoke pleasantly to HIN
when we met, aud hoped he was getting along
well. believe he heard the other day that
his mother was sick too. Somebody came to
the supper table last night aud called for the
doctor TO see crazy man, and sosn after a una
"a that Dolph wanted TO see uns. | went to
his tent There were half dozen OF his com
rades there. One dim candle stuck 10 bottle,
showed me the rifles stacked around the centre
pOle-the cartridge boxes, bayonsts and knap
sucks. The ground was covered with tho
rpl add long moss they hal pulled from the
1--we oaks. Dolph sat sqSat upon the ground,
bis tace and hands very dirty, his fingers con.
slaRty plckIRg something, bis body moving,
his head turning wildly from one side to the
other, his eyes dreadfully swelled with weep
ing.
"Hallo, Dolph, how are you!" And he peer.
ed Up toward my face.
Gel, Hawley." said somebody.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
The iGising in Mexico,

We are agreeably disappointed in our broth
er republicans in Mexico. The three great
powers are not likely to have SO good time of
1t as they fanced. The factions in that dis
tracted country have united the approach Of
foreign enemies an army Of one hundred and
fifty thousand men s set on foot the coil is TO
be contested point by peint, and the first move
meat of the Spanish from Ven Cruz has been
rePulsed, driving them back in confusion. Vera
Cruz is almost besleged by guerilla bands.
We dc not undertake 10 say that ENGLAND.
France and Spain cannot conquer Mexlco; but
1t Is evident that they are in for much more
serieus business than they expected. The
Mexicans were counted for almost nothing in
their programme. The three powers would
march quietly through Mexico and hem in the
| United States, and then consider what kind Of
government th.y would give to Mexico, and
how they would treat with the new Confederate
States. Two elements are left out in tho CAL
culation-the Mexican people, and Gen. Lane
in Texas, and our fleets in the Gulf
& Mexico appears 10 be turning to bey. All
quarrels are left in abeyance, and the whole
nation is breaking into guerilla bands to harrass
their enemies and secure the privilege of gov.
erning themselves. The expedition never
would have been thought of but for our South.
srn war; and we confess to a deep sympathy
with men fighting for their own sell, and stand
ing by their homes against naughty despo,isu
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

the whites! VIII not the rapid growth aud
spread OF the latter soon overtake and over
shadow them-perha ps at the cost of a prolrac.
ted and deadly strife! Would not their colo.
nlzatioR on this continent involve an imme Rse
expenditure for the purchase of territory, their
ira nsportatioH, their substance for a season,
their control, their tuition, and a standing army
fer their protection!
Much of this outlay, and nearly all Of the
evils alluded to will be avoided by the direct
settlement of such persons into the land oftheir
ancestors. In Liberia there is government
already established, schools and churches are
Furnishing a and ready TO extend their PRIVILEGES
and advantages to all who may come there
Several hundred thousauI natives are under It's
amelloratlng influence ; and nearly five thou
sand ecapturel sav5s were landed there in the
eeuse ot nine successive months of the wears
lS606l by the orders of the President. under
laws passed by Congress. The great bulk Of
these heathen Africans were sent to industrial
and farming schools. where they learn Christian
TRUTH and are brought up in manner to ensure
'se greatest development of their physical nd
moral faculties.
1t has a sea coast frontage Of six hundred
miles, and may be extended island indefinitely
The soil is rich and produces the chief staples
OF commerce, and the country is highly sslu.
brlous, well wat"red and capable Of receiving
and supporting a dense population Humanity
and patriotism would uniycrsally rejoice at the
elevation of Africa pnd her children. There
would arise nation not ou'y Foea king our
language eventually, but taking rank amono
them. The Europeans have no stronger rea.
sons for fiocKing to this country than eo,orcd
men have for settling in I.ibera. Their hard
ships IN their native land, and their prospects
IN this, 'fOrm no weghtier arguments for reno
val. Let our citizens and those in authority
afford tho people of color in this country all
needfnl aid and encouragement in their emf
grafton to the young African Repubic.-PhiIa.
Ledger.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
The Home for the Blacks,

The Presidents suggestions touching the
disposition of The slaves who may be emancipa-
ted by the existing rebellion, prSsenL matter
Of vast importance. 1t is estimated that there
are some fourteen millions OF persons of Afri.
can descent on this continent. In the United
States they number 450O,0O0; Brazil, 4 I5O,.
900; South and Central Americaa Republics.
100000; HOyti, 2,0OO,0OO; British posses
siSns. sO0,0 600; French, $50 600 Dutch. Dan.
sh apd Mexrcan, 100000 Wsuld it be wise.
or will il even consist with the celebrated
Monroe docltine, to contrbuts to the perma
nent location, and augmentation in numbers or
wealth Of this already large peculiar population
10 the nsw world Can these people exist
anywhere in the region named as true men.
uncPpressed BY lhs prejudice aad legislation Of
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
Real Estate Agency, AucGaOll-
eering. sc.

Having, Tor many wears, been engaged, in the lower
PARTON OF New Castle county, Auctioneer and re-
Gently as Real Estate Agent IN Dover Kent county,
Offer services to the people of Wilmington, in the
sime capacity. | have lust taken an office, in the
WEBB BUILDING. 224 Market street, below Third
Sd story. Testimonials can be produced, from gen.
lsnen Of high respecsbility and business habits in
regard 10 my qualifications. Those who require nv
services AMI pTOmptness AuctiOneer and Real
Estate Agent are respectfully requested to give me
call. My terms IN all cases will be moderate; and
nv antlvlde4 attention and indeatgable exerIions
will he my motto in the tr InsaciIOn OF business en-
trusted 10 me. The peop!e of Wilmington and par
iicI arv Nrw CIstle county, who have Real Estate
ad glss OF every description, TO dispose Of will lind
Il u their interest TO give me a call.
d u. RICHARDS
NR.-Rents and collections Of all kinds promptly
E:tenaed TO IN all pirtons of New Castle county.-
lI4vIns ir <arIos nf years been engaged in LOAN
ING MONEY "n bond and mortgage, all persons will
hnd me energetic and prompt in this department.
IanS-y d. r. RICHARDS.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06
c HOICE PO EITRY.
Don't Fret.

Has neignbor injured you!
D,n't fret
You will yet come off the best;
He's the most 10 answer for;
Never mind it, let it rest,
Don't fret.
Has horrid lie been told!
Don't fret
ltwill ran itself to death
Ifyou will let it quite alone,
1t will die for w,nt of breath;
D)n't fret.
Are your enemies at work!
Don't fret
They can't injure you a whit;
lfthey find you heed them not.
They will soon be glad to quit;
Don't fret.
Is adversely yonr lot!
Don't fret
Fortunes wheels keep turning roand:
Every spoke will reach the top,
Which like you is going down.
Don't fret.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-06

The HEALTH OF The ARMY.-Rey. DR. Wes.
ton OF Trinity church, who has recently visited
'arI"us divisions OF The army of the Potomac,
says the health Of the soldiers is remarkable.
aud Is even improving iu this weather, and
that most OF the men are in better condition
than II they were at home. He found one New
Jersey regiment that had not lost one maa by
sickness In over five months. An ex surge.n
If the English army, who has seen much ser.
vice. says he never saw an army so bountifuly
ted and provided for and IN such good physical
condition as the army OF the Potsmac.