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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

At Hs Home. -,
Colonel Diekey, of the 18th Regiment
o. v. NJ, is now on d visit 70 his home,
at Mansfield, %. ~ -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

Aoknoviedgment -
Capt. r. A. Tyler. of the'eist Reg. O.
V. M, now in Missouri. will please ac-
cept our thanks for bottle of wine,
manufactured from the pure juice Of the
Catawba. We have not broached it yet,
but when we do, we shall drink to the
health Of our friend the captain, and all
she brave Wyandot boys under his com
mand.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

Whooping Cough a -
May be greatly relieved and entirely
cured by free use OF HooFLAND's Bal
samc Cordial. Read the advertisement
in another column.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31
TIL E PIONE E E r.
rs PUBLISHED
fridag Mlornin9

NsKcoND sToRy OF woRTH G PETER BLOCK
ut the low rate Of one dollar aud fifty ceuts if
psid IN advance !; aud two dollars if pay ment
Q delayed -ix months.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

Good News If True.
A correspondent OF the st. Louis Re-
publican says % As coffee is now selling
at high prices. and as money is scarce, [
wish to suggest plan for making cheap
coffee Get some rye first scald il ::
second dry it; third brown it; and then
mix it with one-third coffee and two
thirds rye, and then you will have as
good cup of coffee as you ever drank"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31
ClEYnlAND, CoLuMpus 4 ClSoisaArI R. r
@otal 4 Ngistlla,trnils,

wANTED:Ag good boy to learn
the Printing Business, at this Office.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31
UPP ERS NDU SKY, OHIO

T.J S n / S Err,
Marseilles, Nj. M. " j. A. Chesney,
Little Sandusky, S. NJ. Worth; Careyl
II. T. Culver, and by Dealers Every
where.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Silas nrbolt, plain fl, Before Jacob siple ] P
againstElishaf hatch of Tiiochtee Township
cr, defendant. W!andet County, Ohio
ON the 9th day of December, A D. 1861, !,
said Justice issued urter of ait aehneIt in
the above action for the sum of three dollars
and thirty five cents
The above will be for hearing on the
!st day of February. 4. d. 1862, at clock,
p M S.LAS DEBOLT.
in. 1862 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

The 55th Reg. o. V. NJ, Col. ]. c.
Lee commanding, which has been en-
camped at Norwalk for the past two
months, to which is attached Captains
Robbins and Browns companies. from
this county, had orders to march last
Friday. They broke camp on that day.
and were soon on their way to Western
Virginia, where they have arrived before
this time.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31
Arthur's Home Magazine,

Arthur's Home Magazine, -
For February. has been received. This
excellent aud highly entertaining little
monthly is going straight along for sG9,
and is well worth the attention of those
who are seeking reading matter for the
year. 1t is edited by I. 5. Arthur and
Virginia F. Townsend, two of the best
practical writers in the nation Terms
8. per annum. or four copies for S..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

|
Continental Monthly. 7sI1
The February number Of this new can
didate for public favor has reached ou
sanctum, and we find upon inspection o
its pages that the contents are varied ano
of the highest literary merit. The ARTICLE
on Mr.. Stewards diplomacy is drawn with
a vigorous hand, and by one who evi
IDENTIFY is in close intimacy with him
:. Life among the Pines rs delineatine
true life in the South, is a graphic pic,
ture, and grows in interest-these, with
other articles, make the Continental q
work thai should be in the hands of every
one. II is interesting, entertaining and
improving. Published by J. R. Gilmore,
HlO fremont street, Boston. IS es
Harper's Magazine
For February has come to hand, and
opens with the fifth and last articles on
the !" Coast Rangers" by J. Ross Brown.
1t is characterized by the same huno,
that pervaded its predecessors. and
abounds in cuts illustrative of the text.
It'is followed by g The Cavalrist. a spi-
rited plea for the cavalry arm of the SER
vice, with hints as to its Improvement.
The articles on making money which
have appeared in previous numbers are
continued in the issue before us, the pre-
sent one being a description Of the ope
rations of the American Bank Note Com
pany. 1t is profusely aud elegantly Illus
trated, aud affords much valuable infor-
nation on the subject Of bank note en-
craving. Among the illustrations are
.tac sinestes Of the United States ten dol
lar denlatd notes, Treasury 2 3-lo notes,
and Massachusetts bill Of 1890. An
thony Trollope contributes additional
chapters of Orley Farm" as does
Thackeray of 1.-The Adventures of Phi
lip
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

Higa Waters. :. y
The recent heavy rains, of the past few
days, have raised the streams in this
county, to such an extent as to threaten
ia many places the bridges. AT thls
p,int the Sandusky river has ovelhowed
lis banks, covering the bottom lands con
tiguous to it, to such depth as to cut
off communication by the bridges with
the country. We expect to hear of Sc
rious damages along the river and smaller
streams in the county from foods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

lsaRg Ton5 diSordered
@ Liger or Stomach.
Sue III as Donstip ten. Inward Piles, Full
ness of blood to the head, Acidity of the Stom :
ach, Sour Eructations, Sinking Fluttering
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
head Hurried and difficult breathing, Flutter
ing at the Heart, Choking or su ffoc cating sensa-
tioss when in lying p, sition, Dinness of
Vision Dots of webs before the sight, Feve-
and Dull Puinsin the Head D. fieiency eff PERI
spiration, lellowness of the skin and Eyes,
Pain iu the Sid::, Back Chest, Limbs, &c.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant lima 9inings of evil, and great De
preston Of Spirits. and will positively p e; ent
YELLOW FEW tR, BILIOUS FEVER, &c
The Prop Ietorin calling the al ention of
the public 10 this preparation, does So with a
feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtues
and adaptation to The diseases for which it is
recommended. -e
1t is no new and untried article, but one that
has stood the test Of twelve years tra before
the American people, and its reputation and
sale are uulivaled by any siniiar prepara-
tion extent. The testimony given in its ia
v0r by the most prominent aud we'll known
Physicians aud individuals in all parts of the
coanti is immense, and careful perusal of
the Almanac, published annually b: the Pro-
drietors, and to be had gratis of amy of their
Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptcal
that this + etn, dy is really deserving the great
celt brty ii has obtained.
FOR SALE IN
IT P p E. r S A NDU S X Y. q no
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

Funeral of Adelbert Hubbard
Took place on Friday last, from the
residence OF his parents. The business
houses of the village were all closed in
testimony Of respect to the memory of
the deceased. The funeral rites were
celebrated in the M E. church. which
was completely filed with our citizens,
after which the body was conveyed to
Peters cemetery and Inferred. May he
rest in peace. .s,ses
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31
Tiuer Rrgnlatu.r
AND
LIFE BITTERS.

g-- AND
LIFE BITYERS.
pass9d clotted blood by the urethra. I am
now entirely cured, and take pleasure in re.
co:2merd'ng these remedies''
Mrs. c. Tebow ii Christopher Street. N. Y ;.
writes : "Feb. 30, 1850 II have been st Diect IN,
ettac@s Of Asthma. The last twenty years |
have never found any thing equal to
Iih.allIa { IlvR aEEGJIIAa7 aEEGGjJ5I Aa700a Ga,
in affording immediate relief 1t is thorough
Liver and bilious remedy.
Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, whites, .eFebrtarv
2o, 1850 lin May last | bad "A severe attack of
Files, which confined me to the house. L took
one bottle of
DARLING's LIFE BITTERs,
and was entirely cured. have had no attack
since" 80
D. Westervelt, Esq, of South 5tn. near stb
Street William sburg, L l.. writes: ssAnon.t
5, le60-Having been troubled with difficulty
in the Liver, aud subject to bilious attacks, /
was advised by friend to try
DARLlNG's LIVER REGULATOR.
did SO, and fouud it to Operate admirably
renewing the bile and aroasing the liver to
activity. l have alec used it as a
MILY MEDICINE
When our children are out of Sorts, we give
them few drops and it sets them ali rivbt. |
find 1t meets the general wants of the stomach
and bowels when disofdered. y
READER, if you need either or both of thes
most excellent RI needles, inquire for them a
the stores if YOU do not fnd them, take no
other. but inclose One Dollar in a letter and
on receipt of the money the Remedy or Rene
dies viii be sent according to your directions,
ny mail or express POSTPAID. address,
DANIEL S. DARLING.
102 Nassau St., New York.
Put up in fifty cent and one dollar bottles
New York, Oct. 25, 2s6I-5m.
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FURNiTTRE FOR SALE.

He intends keeping at all times full supply
of ready made furniture, suchss
Sofas, Bureaus Socia9les, Tables Chairs of
various kinds, Bedsteads, Wash stands
And in fact every thing that is usually found
in we'll ordered establishment of the kind aud
any thing in his line tn at he may not have will
be made to order on the shortest notice.
He intends keeping a Hearse, and will
make and deliver collins 10 any point desired,
on short mol ice -..
GIVE HIM A CALL
andosee his goods before purchasing elsewhere
Shop in Kings building, opposite the Yellow
Corner. Stevens old staud FRANK. B. DAY.
Aug. 80, 1861 -ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-31

David Maxwell, having purchased the stock
of Boots, Shoes Leather, Harness, and Saddles
o Smith and Beistel. is now prepared TO accom-
modate the public, with any and every thing
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Tn, MAr TERN OF The COURTs.-The May
Ter, ~ the Lev Courts viii commeuce to-dsy Stsdens
,nxou, 10 be admitted practitioners at the bsr VIII he
their and sdavis with tb. Clerk of the supe ne
Cont Gen. p, T. I'm wi bout 90 the examination wi"
ta raee thi, week. The Cereal FERN has Calendar Of
200 cuso to dispose Of befo o1rans over for the SOM
mer bu with such strong Bench Justices y lh'a
Leonard aud 1aarS the tak wil 10 doubt besccoF"hed
Iley no The Bar that viii hs reserved On tie Gay
dlI ioc Suy yurpo.o when j. reached n"
specially BY lie Court. If Sny good reason l. 'uo"h
foE poA.neu the nus 90 over mill tle reA' ie
tia oeplen peri Eugsstments o. council will be no excuse
Twenty five cases will form Calendar each day Nom
cuanelg.ed wi be heard the frt Monday and
Thur.dsy tie Term eod Friday Of the second week aud
then continued unil finished.
TIE Circgi. sndor wLch contains 600 casei VII
be uc=d pstehsiy II tie hired BY authority Of
tls 3,peIgsols be rn bed Ia time The eng'.ed
The one f.ms,y occupied by he Lew Institute in Cham
ocrs street Ths viii give lhs Supreme Court Gtrersl
sm tgo ciicu.s special Term, tEd Climbers, IN iu
o kus Older which wj ad len he hcrt. Ct gauis, wao
vi, ..s Tho trial Of hs approaching a. 'n cary cay
Te Superior C.ur hold four Trial Terms eni Special
Tenn Throughout this moGth and General Term 90 satul
days only.
O Tuesaay tie trials Of slave and other cruinsi c''es VIII
be- cormencei ia the Ucsa sas Cbcuii Court by JUDGES
Nl-om aud s,naley Jodgo Pss on The sane day opeo'
the sly fern Of he District Court for the tria Of PrIe
Juy, srd Admiralty carses.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

as trustees under the Confscation act, for Lincol
Tut for ttemselves-hold as owners. To 90 tIi
they u4ust ilterpOso armies between the enemy arg
their rlantsisns; 20 interposs tie aImies they mus
feed them, g. fed them hey must plant cereals, ana
- tsr dt,ams VI fo.sgno be somewhat modified In
t1er magliiesnt proportions.
Hog ana boiainy are lar more important than cot
ton and tobac 0, and ~ tic extent VI the supply %
he falu.suei by the cis.AI siasipp region we mnss
uiegsGre 'ae extent of oGr calauity. Nitbsn ample
Preparation for tie supply Of our armies we shal 70
abb 10 achieve cur liberties.
Disasters 10 a brave people are bnt the & lie Of
Anta is' IRON winch they use WIN reLsmsa enef-
eles and a f.mer purpose. We have Iiih IN our
ultimate sucosssj but should this prove lalcions
We cau remember tho example Of Slrasc1, rea,eu-
Der and eMuai. il. Lee Us put oar buntie trust in
God, and hight from sescoast to ir.eI9r, leaving
n.Onuments 10 COMMEMORATE resoin ion. upon
every held. Animated by thi. ds,srniB alton, we
can cav 70 their boasts Of conquest IL the heroic
language Of Wise at Roanole--Ne,er, never, never.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
A CURIOUS HOG STORY.


The CORES spoudent Of The Cincinnati Times with
Gen. Mitehels command is responsible for tie fol.
lowing yarn:
Toe hogs in this part OF tlIs country are musicn''y
inclined and al come ~ 20 breakfast 20 The 'ure u
Dixie" On every plantation, the oldest - dsrky"
has tie honor Of playing music 10 The hops ior aOoi'
AN hour every nOrAIlg, and iOm 10 very iaOuth
vi en- tie first commences. Ill the eud Of tie Jiece,
tie shTil piercing notes of e hogs ore 1eard ec1'
ing from al directions, ana blending NliL ,he inuse
OF the C4rky, from the veIy oil grown COW 10 tAs
smallest Of be litter; these notes aIs arcit., mile
distant. ] caa never forge, when Last Witnessed
The scene and for the hic OF lie ooid mol teii on
make ont whG' IL meant.
was Ca NY way from Shclbyviile, Tenn, te
Huntsville, ALA, and beng alone, sws''d Fsty
egIly, so Us 10 oyertake tie army, WHO were diS
IL aGyaoce Of ne. Riaing up very si@e9 biii,
heard sllil, sharp sound and taoug1t y must be
locomotive. AZ tlis time was surr0pLced by tee.
on either eide. lbe s0and continued. flnaily,
heard such a terrible rambling ia the woods among
Tie trees tuat put spur 70 iay horse and s,i'ed on
q, ss as ] could 90, aud The further ana more
swih!y sped. tie greater tie ruIn Jlllg. Az lgst
came 10 tie serious conclusion thai WAS Fioyeo
out aod Inust surely .alI into the Lands oi ths
Rebels.
Ibalted and ia lees than five mion.es saw hogs
of every grade, color aud species making 'he tales
kind ot tracks down the hls TOWARD vi re tne mu-
sic came from. There were black hogs, VIII hogs.
yellow hogs, spec.ed hogs aId gray hogs-ah run,
Iing ia ole direction. i paured Tor roMent ana
surveyed the scene and, finally followed IN the
train and as / descended, there stood before me 0
Niger Is black Us ebony, blV9l1g away on an Oh,
born aud surFoandet 0y al least i've bundled &tleu
i've lstelers ia lie shape OF hogs. As approach ed
! llo ~ dsIkey s4luled Lac wIIA " Good morning,
I .4assa.'
/ ~ ell my fienG, , 1 remarked, What in crea
tion are you blow ing that informal old horn rorl'
! Old EHcry opened BIS vide mouth disp lylnS At
be same tine a. ue $ set oi teefh ever okec
a., and laa.h as ioJa be could a0d ;1en said:
Aiassa, you 20 bein' from the Aori, WAcre np-t
; u these things is g@iDc on"
{ hns cred, es, but what does Il al mean =
You see, nlsss-,' responded the OH nian, " all
those bo-s thar te.OrO / commenced ll.tIn 1. Al
wagl one hog hefe but when I fast b'owei Liz
horn th,y al slatel lroM every part of oe WOODS 20
come up here. lse u Us tiaiLis or Gs LoIG hnOwi
bow many ycars, and J hls ,rongbi IN millions Of
hogs vita dis muslc. oct 20 play every morning al
dly.ig1t alongside GIs ielee ald den stop for ons
honr, ID ~ e. end 90 de L0lg al m,.ss ho.,s afs
IN from ds woodl. lie a good music man, Ia9ssn,
| Is
81 then asked lin what tame lie hSel best aad
play ed most 10 rally the logsi" lie responded,
/" Di2ie.' WeIi, thought 70 myself, can IL be pos.
shle that the SOutl ern chiv-lIy AID southern hos
ma.ch to lis same tuuel
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
NELSON ANn GP,NT.

~ editor oi Inc Dts2 Stle J0arHoi now ~
Pi .burl, La1din, Wi a5 ar ol Nelson and Gmui:
~ 81, Gcreral-, he.r h1t three or folr spoken
of freely. Aoyoo; is bishly esteemed; s0 IL Wood.
wallace - much esteemed By sucA soiliels Gs have
Cd wTh. Nelson j. detosled, universally, ~
q hL,c.31aTd gud ty,anl, eru- and iJul-moutleG
rrrn, h,. is universally admitted to he os brave az q
ivr ard good General in tie ted. So iaf AZ !
h-ard any expression, 10 WIS one o. unmiNed ha'r,
Il rust pd .eyu. ayaiDst hls senseless aud hear'ess
n.-lte aud abuse of hi. men. Sacl men ~ much o
dsielrten tie eoldler and sckeu him u. lis cutIes
hatd enough when lisltened 10 the utnosi by con-
-iie-aiou au1 kindly language, ald the amy wodid
be letter without ilem.
Coufaee is a cheap commodity these days, aud Il
can 10 had in better lac glgrr than hagitual ard
9Toss irdecsucy OF speech, profanity thai eno hs
Cvln TIE cars Of hardened sUesre, and hear less
lees that LAS 10 sympathy wiki suieriDg md moth.
iug but vile oris ald abuse for the d.Aedrleued
snd falling. or Gen. Grant heard much, ald Etile
TO his credit. The amy may know nothing 81 the
real glil. 81 tho late surprse, auc Jla re cause g.
Ito coulaion tuat yas LIT 10 au-nge its-it IN a
storm oi bullets and dre, bat they believe lL. Giant
is ia fault. No respect is ielt for him, ard no con-
ld,ucc Is ielt "a hLi, and hs co 0Ae topic
Of d.scu..ion round cam lircs during Liy s,-y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
PANIC IN RICHMOND.

T1e NaslriH, Jn.oa Of the y9th las the follow
ing:
Fioma Gentleman who has lust come through
from RitlLO Olo, We learn tlgf lear.ul State o. al
ifs lrese H. IL tie Rebel & iifal There is great
s4IciIy ~! tGe ne1essarts oi hfe. I.ovsionf aro a.
fnilc plc,g, aud many .. ttp poor are in sarylr,
cOLoiI u. The Woil.icr -. al, lcius' eci eiau!
to ost,ud them ordinary charities, aud Gses OF
droad.uI lcilng sru oertliOn are reported espe-
ci.liy ~ tLs families of Rebel 80 diers.
Men cn,e not forihe.r lberslity axe engaged IN
all soris os di8honorahe specui itions. The people
have no hope OF defending tue city AGAINST
tae Union troops, anu look on a r. aedy sur
render as certain. IL is the saddest and dIeaTi,st
city on the globe. On all sides are witnessed want
ald squaiil poverty, selisAness ana wild oeoauch.
cry.
THE MOST SERIOUS RTvrRSg oT TIVE WAR.
From The Aocjoif Day beek -fPri -
Our anticiQatons from the iuTeffelt rews of yes
terday have been realized. 'the Ci y o. New-Nr-
leans has fallen and the sndC, shook ialis upOn
u.bfoken 10y any previous iUreO0dlng. llis Is by
tar the most serious reverse Of the war. Il suggests
futuie priYatcn ard want 70 al classes of society;
Lut most TO DO iameare1 Of ali, 10 threatens a nv
gupples nor is tlis ALL when tho Yankees Lave
compile ed tnsir ironoiad navy, tey will take every
important pou ulOa he coast, except in those cases
hero a wise discretion nay permanently ooetruct
our barbors.
The arms-bearing part Of onr ropulaiicn mus.
rally 20 the dag OF The kepuIhc, aud tie planter,
nust concentrate their energies upon the production
Of meat and bread for our armies. We confess that
we, in COMMON wiki wiser men, were deladed in;o
the general belief in the supremacy OF cotton. We
bad high authority for the belief. The "commercc
Of the world hangs by thread - SAID Mr.. Dickens,
and the troth OF tbis declaration may yet become
maiuiest but cotton political agent IL done for.
" None 30 poor 10 do 1t reverence rs a blockade.
rai.er, but thousands to appreciate the tact THAI
when the war does end large cotton supply Oh
hand viii be IA large fortune.
The same apples TO tobacco planters in more
limited degree They can ailoid 10 wait, seeing IN
the future golden harvest 10. tie holders o thesa
staples. Da. " .sAlzo lhey C.st actually ho'a Iol
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

DIslSs Win TIE BmTIsu QcfEy.-E yOu
should receive Il card from tic Lord ChauLcrlan oi
the Qnoens household, commanding yoo to dius win
her Majo'y, It might be iu'eresino 70 know how 70
conduct yourreiG Onc who has been through the
ceremony thus describes t.:
First of ui Sire els.t pot him .sii Into Cout de.s
wi.n makes h.1 o. iEo ioolmau 10 privt- is w'h
kres 5Tetch"s ard sis tivc ~ ce cafa' nai Ilr e..
post Of waste eds rod snodbsyt ~ o04' Then 81 Do
does keep ooecl ne ntt hIo orc looking lLe
pri,s.o feie, for IL IL coa5l whether since creation
going bter ~ -ab would probably have rlor.l eject
the enormou porsr IA fcs, and g1d gerry who rocives
your csd of Invitation when he admits yon Nor uppo.ug
a the preliminary BUuU'e cutedsG 0srr r4t y0u haze
found your way into The dra~iurToon AID bowed Ls
Queen esi my looked round al the ct1rs sud counted
(ol tii. time IN solemn senrei the spots lowers
the carpet for tine tentn tine, AM Inaobol ~ io the
.aA. d n1ngosupfo ell I'M. DO uot liue that yoa
going 20 enjoy youref No. indeed None bu; Marx
yapisy could be Jolly at such feast RoyaI has already
ton eiG turnps, md los ADDED the qanluIn II rice
Iudcn-, tAe n oil od Cleshie rich iion double
6oe cheese end inliued the accustomed IAug Of
Grnnes Aerx. IAis ephsi called lunch IA really good
honsy hns cnnef and II the solemn icpas nsn hour.
Is people expected 20 merely zip and tatto through
feyera that reminded cf The f oas eas Of
hsnecide The yiands u Ho be iAs eGinr per-
ft ~ viutsses ,py,r-but one car ne,ly tatr Poysl
20 appetite tinned the Ie, Of mutton tud pnddIrg
lhe cheese aud tho yonsl potter aud the raes s0ad
taaom lbe edge Of theirs BY sin.leI rToces
At tnesr shdy solemn reunions dull silence grrny regns
There whisper 10 your nri yhb 1r-if Knew
hin The eqoet,e IT, do not opea your mouth uIess Roy
.y ea,Tcs,y condcsccnds to sesk to oa 10 not expect
"a n Compliment mat s reserved ioi fw favored ,Gesi
in immediate vicinity of TIE regal boefs. The dinner
occupies om Sky ninety minutes. and Wien ended ths
Olstu rises ll other ladies' rising and retiring with her
ao guests remain ten minutes longer silently sip
ping their wine whispering in email Knots with bat
ofesi At last th9 senior cheer Il the houebold present
rises on IL. Aiod lgps ma aeesicay gives the Queen A.
to1t whioa every one dIiuks II any member Of royal
siy be present.. ho bows acknowledgment. Coffee io
"' und ton the Ruezs depTt-ae" 20 the drawing roou
~iee he msids yawDnz, the rest going home
e'" - 70 no supposed each man gets Ou ei his Fery al
siout.V
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
LETTER FROM GEN. SMITH.
uE DEMANDS A HETnACrION OF TIE CHARGE
OF DRUNKENNESS.

C.HPHEAR YoEKfOws. Va. kpT D.
Hon. JUsrrg MoRRuL--Str; You have seen o. in
yorr ace in the House of Representatives., TO utter
a foul lancer against me. You baye offered TO ths
country no evidence in support Of your naked aser.
tion. ~,
Yon have, 80 far as can learn, taken no pueEs
stepstO collect testimony 10 eubsan'iate your charset
and lhe Indignant deuisls which have gone rom the
officer, Of tais division 10 yourself aud coiieagaei
have failed to elicit from you frank ald open aQoi
ogy.
Il is now MY turn 10 speak, end bere, face TO fses
with brave Zoe, tara back to you, TN as-assin.
aud tcll you yon mns, prove your charges agini
rae, or max, your retractioD ns public as the htei
fnd I an certain that throughout the idngth ans
breadth Of ,his great land every manly hear eli sJ
have demanded 10 more th an ] lave q II ID. te
compel. W. il. SNiTH,
ComInsndirs Diriioa Army OF tie Potomac.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

PRESENTATIONS TO DE-. CHREyEE.-A few colored
friends Of the Rev. DR.. Cbeeyer OF this city US SIM
ple token Of their esteen-ior bis eminent services,
in tie cause of humanity and religion, propose to
present to him. eilver pitcher, and copy OF the
Word Of God, on Monday evening, May 5, 1862, at
Shiloh Presbyterian Church, corner Of Marion and
Prince Streets at o'clock. The Rev. d.. 1yng and
the Rev. j. N. Gloucester viii mako tho presents
.ion assisted 10y other eminent clergy'oeD nd ley
uens