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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
UPPER SANDUsKY. O.
Friday Morning Dec. IL, 1862.
War News.

Upto the time Of our going to press,
there has been nothing Of any importance
from the seat Of war. Banks Division
has sailed. and it is generally supposed
that its destination has something to do
with the movement Of the army on the
Rappahannock. 1t is generally believed
that few more days will only pass be-
fore we shall hear ofa most desperate
struggle havi 6 taken place in eastern
Virpinia, ..--..-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ohu s. Ogg, al.
minis,rator of the estate of David Durbin, de-
ceased; aud Jacob Pheister. executor tf the
last will and testament of John Bruner, decd.
have flied in the office Of the Probate Court Of
Wyandot county Ohio, their several accounts
for fiual seit emtnt.
Said accounts will remain on file. for inspec.
ton by all concerned, until the 9Th day of De.
cember, when settlement will be made
NJ, H. KIRBY,
Nov. 18th, IS62-4t Probate Judge.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
Headquarters Ohio Militia, AJutam Gen
erat's Office.
Columbus, o., Dec. GM 1869.
SPECIAL ORDERS,


No. llU9.
ALL MEMBERS of the Ohio Militia drafted
n IN the Counties of Ashland, Auglaize, Col
umbiapa, Carroll, Crawford. Hancoch, Holmes
Marion, Mercer, Morrow, Putnam, Rchland
Seneca, Stark, Van Vert, ayne and Wyandot-
not legally discharged. or assigned and mus,
tered into anu on their way JON some Regi-
meut in the Field, are heiedy ordered to report
for thwith a, Camp Chase, near Columbus. U 10,
for Quarters and subsistence; there to remain
rLtii discharged. or assigned to some command
or they will be arrested At their own expense
Camp Msnstield has ceased to be place OF rem
devious of drafted men. Officers, civil or mil
itary, charged with the duty of bringing in
drafted men from any of SAID counties, will
bring them to Camp Chase, and report TO the
sommaudant thereof.
IT Editors of Newspapers, iu each os the
Counties named in this otder will give impor-
taut Intelligence to the drafted men, aud aid the
public service by publishing tins order.
By order OF the Govel nor.
CHAS. W. HILLt
dec 1891. AJt. Gruelal, y. !
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
w PICTURE CAR!!!

THE train has come 1t stands waiting
one square south of the Court House. in Upper
Sandusky, Ohio. Gentlemen, Ladies' and
Children, ALL ABOARD the first class Ambro.
type Car; we have suspended shipment to ac.
commodate you So walk upl Our fare is very
reasonable Call NOW. aud SEQ our specimen
pictures. as the train will leave SOON. We are at
our depot any hour of the day. Step this way
and see the Conductors,
NJ. d W. II. VERT.
Nov. I4--4t pd
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
no THE AFFLICTED.
W. A. BUTLER,
pMWSlO- MEDICAL
ELECTIC PHYSICIAN,

w WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w yandot ana adjoining counties that he has
permanently located in the the village OF Mar.
se'lles, for the purpose practiciug the Heal
Ing Art" in all its various iorms. He discard,
ali poison as Remedial agency, and uses
only such medicines as are purely Sanative in
their nature, and harmless as tho food we USE
u5'Oiice, door east the Uulon House; Res
idence, opposite NJ. Cros-r's Cabinet Shop
Marsrllles, Wyanpot County, o.
dec ~, lo62.-6m
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Very Latest by Telegraph


NEw YORK, Sept. a Special dispatches from
ashIngron state that zen Hooker suffers little
or no pain from ais wounds. and he is regarded
as improving. He received 4 letter rom zen
Mcclellan which stated that ne mad taken the
liberty 10 recommend llm for an apuointmenc
to The vacant Brlgadier tIeneralship n The regu-
lar army and Expressing the opinion thar his
ATTACK IN the enemy right would nave been
successful 5ut Tor ais wound The rebel army
would have been destroyed by cutting of the
main route Tor nIs retreat.
! cavalry reconnaissance was sent out from
" asnlngton by Gen. Banks, az lar as AshDv
zap, yesterday, and discovered regiment Of
rebels VINO we're hanging round there The
rebels got wind Of our approach. Tuesday. ana
hastily moved of train Of nearly 300 wagons.
the capturs ot which vas one OF the objects of
the expedition.
Leesnurgh ami vicinity, are IN possession Of
our forces. ana under the command of 4 fight
ing General. Who can it be y
The Imes eErer rom Williamsport. Mon
day evening SAYS none OF our troops have crossed
The river there, and it IS not likely that thew
will at present.
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AR Wy NOTICE.

I. 3 hUsrE7INs AND DIsBuRsING OFFICE.
- BURLINGTON, T., Sept. Is, IS62.
= aA4-LD PHoFOSALS viii De received this 1t6ee
- Il! ~ O'Clock A. NJ The oath inst for furnishing
lncDoked atlons for about Five thousand roaps While
sncamped at 8rattleboro Vermont
me ratlons VIII De that specified IN he Supsie-- B.
lulaIlons sublec; 20 notifications as iirected
hereln 20 ne approved Of by The commanding ocer u
me camp.
The rations must oe II he qualify and he con-
ract VIII De given 20 he lowest responsible bidder he
lnuersgned deserving the right reject any proposal
Tor good aud nfficieni cause
The propos ais viii Dc opened The time and place
specified, and bidders have privilege Of being pre-
sent.
bond ii he proper amount will De reasiref for ne
-althfu! performances II the contract
WILLIAM ACSTINF.
VA. : army. Mastering anu Discussing officer
Septenbe 10. $50
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a.JN0.

N hochester August 18th. of Cholera Tnfantum Hat
lie Eta, only daughter u BENJAMIN = ann Vancv
dlbDaro aged years, 10 months, ana % days
tarth mas 1He ess lie, Heaven one more attraction
nan Wood aged years.
n STAFFORD 5epf. 9TH. Mr. Samue. s. KibhItnc. aged
" years aud months
lie vas born n Massachusetts In mis- ,1,Idbood ,;s
par ms came 10 >trafOrn where ais whole life
All MS aonrs we're he same 1eignborhood and his
t N"s or iood' Always id ne stand for the night
anu oppose The wrong hence he World was ne ,ettar for
nm N al interviews, his manners gentle lnd ais
apIlI vas <nu IS = always where The Christening
ne eA u roo ana he excitement u hat saIth when
ne INSTANCE u -hngs hoped for anu he evidence
~ .hinsS 10. seeH All gho knew mm respected aim
'-lu Lat 'eape'- opened mo owe. BuI asst md
great change ne 1asseu He eeps now aratinr tha
fesurreeon, Fnle many feel MS loss anu mourn but DO
not replne, for all II aim are both 1ea.
| - 4'P0IN4' t0M.
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PHILADELPHIA, sept. % The following is
4 special dispatch 70 an afternoon paper IF
this city
HARRISBURG, Pa, sept %. We have some
STIRRING news from che army in Maryland and
virginia, received through a gentleman who
reached here last night ana VINO vas with the
I mon army last Saturday lnd sunday
he SAYS that the Cnion trmy is rapidly cross
ing INTO Virginia 1t WiIliamsporJ. Gen. Ken
Ley Brigade IS n the advance ana went over
The river IN Sunday night. Gen. Couch iii
vision also crossed the Potomac IN Monday
ten tranklln's corps vas to follow Immediate
y. Ien, Mcclellan ana staff were at " illiams-
port actively engaged in experimenting The
crossing of che troops. An impression prevail
ed IN The army that the corps Of Generals Helnt-
lehman and >igel we're now in Virginia. and
their mission vas 10 stop the retreat Of the
rebels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-24
To COmsunmDaiye~.

ttb advertiser having restored 20 health IN fnw
weeks oy very simple remadv. after having suffered
several Years With Jung difcuty ana that read
disease ConsgmptlOn-s make know. 20 mis-
-ilow sufferers he means of MS cure
10 III VINO desire Will send cow NJ the 1rssr-,n
ION used free n charge, With The directions for pre-
pairing ana dslng the same. which hey will nnd ur
cure Tor consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis &c The only
onect OF me advertiser in sending -he ptiou
20 cement ire afflicted anu prrad the information which
&c conceives 70 DC invaluable ANA every suffer-
IT VIII Lry ms remedy will them ngtnlug ana
may prove blessing
PARTIES Wishing he prescription will please sdaress
Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON, WillismHburvh
ioSoGnJ Kings County, New Torx
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: hEGl MENT AT PRAvsR-A .etrer from
1lr army II pursuit Of the rebels N Mary
anu says
The troops march with aIacrity and
-e.m N good spirits Last evening l saw
'noe company belonging to Philadelphia
'sgment reverehtiaIy kneeiing upon the
ground at their evening devotion. They lad
ls5 1Ivouckad or the night after weary
no tusty march. 1t vas IN grove OF ma
este trees. which rasounded With strains of
iacfed music and the voice Of prayer inter-
Mingled The bright beams Of full noon
ell upon me PROSTATE soldiers through the
branches, ana seemed ike the beaming face of
Jelty giving answers of peace to the weary
@u have seldom witnessed a more i'm
lresslve scene.
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toRTREss MONROE. Sep %. J DaroIcd
prisoner Just returned. reports active movements
Of The renel lroous from Richmond towards Pc
reTs0urgh. ana tina. 10 600 passed down The
Richmond una Petorsourgh railroad. asst Sa5ur-
day.
The Richmond Wdq Of me 10Th. saws. SPEAK
my OF he capture OF Harpers Ferry, r.e mum
oer Of THE prisoners IL probably greater than
those taken by The Federals at Fort Donelson.
IT 0y The COnlederates IN the battles before
Richmond. 1t claims the capture as fruitful
and me most mOmentOus success Of the war. as
1t expels the last remnant OF The Federal army
froLI the valley. and secures the whole Of thar
rich country 10 the Contederacy.
II further says that 1t relieves Gen. Lee from
all apprehension OF danger on ms rear, and
opens 4 safe line OF communication with Rich
mOnd.
The Examiner says twelve Glerks from the
Line0n Government. 1t w ashingtOn have
reached Richmond with foresight enough to de-
sert sinking ship. They come tai seek emo.u-
ments under bteter auspices. at the eleventh
hour. when the heat anu burden OF the day IL
passed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-24

LLERIcAL LONGEVITY "A greater case
II Clerical ongevity than that OF Father Ho-
part, ate Of Berlin, W., appears in that of
dev, Danie Waldo, whose hundredth birth
lay vas celebrated in Syracuse Ola Wednes-
lay Of asst week, and who preached IN Alba
~ asst Sunday. His faculties of both mind
Anu body continue in great vigor, and he is
10 louOt the most marvellous specimen of cler-
ga ongevlty now on the face Of the earth.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXP ERIENCE Of a SUP
hhth-Plnl Ished as = warning, ana for me - ne
CHI peht nj u Dung den. AMI hose VINO suffer Wit yer
7ous IDENTITY Loss Of Memoir, Premature Decay Ir
ny one VINO mas cured himself by simple means after e
ng put 20 great and Inconvenience through he
ice 81 worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
sine!t copies nav De 1ad ri the author c. / AABERT
ESD 1reenpolnt Long Island ny enclosing posrpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAABERT Esq-.
F1o-loln- Ireenpnint. Long TsIaun L Y
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Marrle0.

N Worcester, sept 10Th, by yrus Brown ESQ
Lnomas o. Alexander, AMI Miss 8lizaette Ttton AZ
Worcester. -' y"
N vest Handolph. sept. I4th oy Rev. I. Wheeler
Mr.. James 4. Febard A vounra4r # rbs ~ r7.ia-a
10 pm. ~ ~
n Montgomery Sept Id, oy Rev " T. hyde Mr.
1kannah j. Vhitcomb of Bolton. and Miss Haggie Por
Df NJ ~
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rrSpOndent NJ Sharpsburg the 10th, saws -here
las come lull in which the e1nrending armies
lying quietly with the Potomac between them.
awaiting developments which will at no distant
day bring them again in collision Neither will
rush Immediately TO new contest without ex-
naustlng all precautions that generalship and
military skill can suggest.
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Making = per for the year end
NJ IL l. ohZ said per centage cast lpon The orig
mai mount Of the premium note. without reference 70 any
nd 20 De PAID the Treasurer at his 7ce
IN Montpelier. IN pr before the 10th lay 0ct 1867
Members u Tie Company vii ina the hands If the
representatives elect TO he legislature schedule showing
ne an uuIt ~ respectively mi
hey IRE particularly desired that the money Tor he,
assessments is forwarded the Office October The assess
nents must he paid when lue. Those aus fail 20 uay
ought not expect paid heir property DESTROYED
by ire title attention his the part Ut the Members
81 me Company &C the proper time. will Expense
d trouble see ACT Of Incorporation, IN your Policy
winch VIII be enforced J. T. Thu RSrON Treasurer
Montpelier sept :. ts62.
L The publishers VI each weekly newspaper "a this stare
are requested the foregoing notice IN heir respec
I'VE papers three weeks excessively and forward their bills
ID thls uffcr for lavrnnnr -
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BOSTON MARKET sent IL.

elour.-Vestera. S5.l2 to -.15.
Pork-Prlme, $1,000 70 LOO Ness. 81. 90 70 ESQ
-eef. 1890 20 1850 Lard lot TO lOl. Hams = COS
utter = 20 10 Cheese y. Eggs Il TO - Potatoes
Do 20 I.45 Dried Apple } 20 :.
Wool ssxony fleece. 80 to 30 Full Blood 10
IS HaIi.0iood % 81; Common 81 % 30
Corn ID 70 So Oats. So 30. Rye g 20 - H.
grass seed 100. Glover. Il per b. sops %
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EThe Harfers
MONTH ELER MARKET. september a.

~ - n -iA<A<A<.A' september -.
PsOv'sEoHs.-Butter Is 20 is. Cheese. 30 9: Lar
Il cai-ov- 10 Dried Apple, 90 Eggs. 70 cents.
Potatoes 70 co 5 Scans, $3.50 AGO. Maple sugar 20
To- Peas. sI.25 20 80.
onions-slO0. Appes-s3.5O 20 90 per bbI
FLora- =uperne. $500 Extra. $3.50 Extra Family 100
Double Extra -,JJ 30 superior 10
za4sE AID HAr-'orn. 20. )ais 70 % 10. aerdsrras
seed $1,000 15o oush= Glover 70 30 = per Doura
Hay. 500 IS per ton. Rye 81 20 %
AlsczLlASEors-Dry ana -re=n aard vood. 225 70 80
Shingles. sI.oO SO. woo-commou 20 20 %. Bark
30 o-r cord Nails $50.
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Il he mfe>siOaa~ and EfDeru
emce o. am Invalid

l L5AISHhD FOR The BENEFIT anu i warning AND
caution 90 y0ung who suferfrom Nervous 0.b,i
" FreInAture Decay &c. supplying The same time The
means ot Seizure. 81 who has cured himself ate
oeng put TO great expense through medical IMPOSITION
and luacker By enclosing postpaid addressed euveI
PC st ,L@, .uPiEs ma the author. NATHAN
I'll M lFAIH- Esd Xigs Co. v. z.
march. ISL p
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House and small Piece of
Land Wanted.

TUE undersigned l house With } small piece <
and attached, n M vicinity 1f Montpelier some
the near owns for which ne VIII exchange Western
arm anus 4nd part cash. Said aids lie Wisconsin.
some Marquette, ana some n Clarke Eounty Refer
alce vii be gwen Jf heir quality mi location any
hat want 20 .rade. 1t enough here 20 say they we're
selected With -eEard and are desirable
FOR 'ucn as van aor- IN A- Y-s Letters addressed
o:me. IT DR. g. =. CHANDLER Ioutpri vl -aceive At
.eurOn.
5+awt N t-~I-h l.. rvIAN
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ioAEoPAIHlc CCR4TTvEs- No. For Coughs ma
prepared oy Docf clifford for The -eiie, aud cure OF
coughs ana colds price 3 Did nv Fred smith
montpelier Vt, or H. !. Burr Co.. Faolesaie BOSTON
Mass Eacn oox mas he signature Philin Lee None
genuine Thout-Sen free If charge receipt Of arice
per mail Address all letters Phip Lee rs William
Street VIEW ork. Manual Furnished free On application
CAREY's GATHARTIC CkNDIEs.-inui sestion Stomach
-nd Liver COmpianEs-These medicines will cure the
most confirmed cases N dyspepsia disorders of The
stomach ana nPer Ihey n2ye restored suterinr
iNspeptlcs 20 actual ana health tEAn all he
other epht neral specifics" United hey have stood
me Test OF nifty years experience. They Increase he
1ppetlte nYisorate The stomach purify he liver
n noWe con plants they equally ecacous ana for
SICK anu nervous headaches hey lurfvaea SoId
ny All DrlR@!sts 1t 70 CTS
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BIZ TELEGRAPH
- I LOCK- a. VI
Special Dispatch 10 the .Iour,,ai
70 THE FREEMAN

Special Dispatch 10 the IGuTlai.
AsHINGToN, sept D. Il is understand
that President Lincoln was Induced 60 issue MS
emancipation proclamation through assurances
That unless he ind so. JEFF Davis would forestau
llm' and that the sympathies Of Europe would
De with che section which first ADOPTED this
Measure. b,,,,,--
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HARRsBURGH. Sept. %. From -eiiabe m
formation received here through private sources.
We nave GOOD reason 70 believe that me r-Del
army nas not entirety eft Maryland On
the contrary, ,aey are reported 10 he IN con-
siderable numbers n The vicinity Of Williams
por', and IT Is sad shat heavy 4kirmishing :
still -on4 ID lt .haC point anu IN both SIDES
Of the river
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-24
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR.. HEESElMAN'A PILLS

ne summation u ingredients these Pills are he
Vu4' Of long And extensive practice. They are mild
= 9peraIl0a- ana carraln correcting all irregular
IeS- FanfuI AeastruatODs- removing AL oBstructonK
Niet-er rom coid or otherwise headache pau m he
SUI p|plston OF The heart whites. all nervous arec-
IONS Nster'cs, fatigue pain the BACK ana limbs &c
starbra sleep, winch arise from nterrpt;on OF nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S pills
vas ne anIGencemeHJ era IN he reat1nsnt n
nose rreEul 2rtles ana Instructions which nave nm
7ishea 3" many 20 premature grave. No senaIe ,au
sIoy 4oo0 lea IN iness she regular ana whenever an
obstruction axes place the health begins N %
DlICe $40 w "
DR.. CHEFS EMAN'S Pills
ar ne most rHectual cemedy zaown for all .or-
ANTS peculiar 20 Females. 70 ii! aey are IN
iu4ole inuucing, win certainty. periodical regularity
-i'ey are anoWn 20 thousands. hem AZ dir
tFet periods throughout sOunlr- aavtur he ,anc
Lon u ONE OF ne most eminent Physicians n America
Explicit directions. stating Fnen hey 4souId aot "
lseu WITH eacn noz-he dollar a-- BOZ con-
AIRING rom dtty sixty pills.
Plll5 sent by mall promptly RENTING q che Pm
prletor sold by ;. p RediaId Nontpeiie- " ana
oy Druggists generally.
L FPiEncE. Montpelier Agent
4 3. ftFCHINs Proprietor
HayJILy - 1t. NJ York
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Vernon MI - Fire Insurance
c mpacy,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1852.
tn. Members 1l ,hr Vermont Mutual Pfra r,sur,nc.
Company IRE Iere1v Notified shat The oloTng Is.4ss
ns nave e"n made by Tire Directors On Al. Notes n orre
1u he following lays.
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BALTIMORE. Sept % The 4me1can's cor
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W an ted 4.

4 GOOD HOUSE PAINTER IS wanted bv The ,uh.
i Der, II Montpelier Apply Immediately
A. MOUSETTE
Montpelier. Sept. %. s52. n rf,oa
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= 8TW ZEN Montpelier Centre ana this village A Eork
u I'd Black lace Veil, worth about three dollars AM
person returning the Mr.. Redway's Union
Hotel. Miss ORRILLA IEET North MontpeIier vii
De suitably rewarded. ia3.ot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
New York cattle Market.

MARKEr DAY, Wednesday, May II lse2
Total receipts of cattle of all kinds for the
week
Sheep&
Beeves. Cows yeas. Lambs Swine
Total. 477e l04 769 5.s74 IL ,l47
Last week -. i,6ll lis y66 1914 1884
Corresponding
No. per w'k
last year. 1886 l29 ] ,leI 4,4e9 S,SJy
Average mum
Der per week
last year. 4.370 ll3 63S 9.sy6 | $50
BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT STATES.
New York .. III Illinois ........ A ,02-
Ohio.......... ~ Kentucky ....... s6
Pennsy lvania 49,. 80 IOwa...... 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
southern News.

BEFORE CoRIyrH, May ls.--The Mobile Reg
lister contains the following special dated fPensa-
cola. May To-
AT IL o'clock last night Pensacola navy yard
and fort. fire and destroyed.
When the enemy discovered what was going
on Fort Pckens opened furious bombardment
and kept it up during the confagration, but with
out doing damage TO any one at Pens cola.
All public property excepting the Custom
house which is incapable of being burned, vas re
moved, but all movable Confederate property
was saved
The railroad track leading out Of the city to-
wards Montgomery was torn up at an early hour
this morning.
A Federal vessel with flag Of truce came uI
to the city demanding surrender. Ny. Beelber
refused to comply with the demand, but that as
all the military forces had left he had noipoweI
to oppose. The Federal officers replied that the,
would occupy the city to morrow but that the ia
habtants need not he alarmed.
special to the New York Times dated before
Corinth says:
Memphis papers of the 18th were looking for
battle at Corinth with terrible interest. They
estimate the Federal army at 90 600. and insist
that it is greatly demoralized. They say they
don't allow themselves 10 think of being deeateC
there
Beauregard is undoubtedly at Corinth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

The Niger IN CoURT.-An Abolition LAWYER
of tins city made move during the expiring
days of the last term OF the Marion Circuit
Court, looking towards the admission OF negro
children into the common schools OF the city.
Judge Finch, although Republican. and all the
honorable members OF the bar present, regarded
the motion with infinite and nexpre ,sible disgust.
The universal sentiment seemed TO be that d. lit
tie white child, born OF honest and respectable
parents. young aud be ,utiiul. should not be set
SIDE 10y side with niger to learn her A, b. C's.
IL Is shame that white men can he found who
will attempt so to degrade innocent children
Probably. however, tins Ethiopian lawyer has his
private boarding house AT public African estaD-
llshment. Certainly. it he is IA single man, his
wife ought To kick him out OF bed Ii he is a
married man. we will venture To say the cOnstst
bic will he alter him shortly. and he will have to
father some OF his Young ones
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
WHITE HousE. Va, Nav II


To Hon f. NJ Stanton:
A combined army and naval expedition went
some twenty miles up the Pamunky river TO day
and forced the rebels to destroy two steamers and
some twenty schooners. The expedition was al.
mirably managed.
We have advanced considerably to day. The
roads are improving Gro. Il. MCCLELLAN.
The army correspondent of the Associated
Press saws:
The advance guard of our forces on tie main
road to Richmond via Batten Bridge, drove the
enemy across the Chickahoming river We sterday
morning. Our troops, on gaining the soridge
which is fifteen miles from Richmond, were open.
ed on by the rebel battery. No one was injured
We expect considerable difficulty in crossing
here, as the country is low and swampy Oul
advance from this point must be necessary slow
there being no river transportation and ever,
available obstruction placed in the way by th'
rebels.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th, in.an ar
tice on the evacuation of Norfolk andi York
town, and the conduct OF the war, SAWS that by
abandoning detached points impossible to defend
we concentrate powerful forces on an e.sentia
point, and are enabled to battle the enemy in ev
ery attack of vital importance.
This paper mentions a terrible panic in Rich
mond on Friday. on the approach of our gun
boats