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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-10-22
From the Boston Transcript.
GONE TO THE WARS.
BY HoR Alto ALGER, JR.

NV Charles has gone TO the-war
My Charles so brave and tall;
He left his plow in the furrow
And fed at his country's call
May God in safety keep him,
Ny precious boy-my all.
My heart is pining to see him,
| miss him every day;
Nv hea. { is weary with waiting,
And sick Of the long delay
But | know his country needs him,
And l could not bid him stay.
remember how his face flushed
And how his color came.
When the flash from the guns Of Sumpttr
Lit the whole land with flame,
And darkened our country's banner
With the crimson hue OF shame.
"Mother." he said, then f,ltered-
| felt his mute appeal;
paused-ifyou are mother
You know what mothers feel,
When called to yield their dear ones
To the cruel bullet and steel.
Ny heart stood still for moment,
Struck W th n mighty woe;
A faint of death came Ger me
am a mother you know
But sternly checked my meakness,
And firmly bade him GO"
Where the fight is iercost
know that my hoy will be;
W enever the need is sorest
or the stout arm of the free,
May he prove as true to his country
As he has been true to me-
My home 10 lonely without him,
My heart bcreit of Joy
The thought of him who has left me
My constant sad employ;
But God has been good to the mother
She shall not blush for her boy.
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uI'.I.~DtLE nOrSE.

]. {. LIEF. PROPRIETOR. THIS WELI-kN0WN NoTEI.
centrally located 20 Nc easily accessible from the R.
n. Depot, and 10 a hc husincSs portions ot the town,
is nov omen for ruhc pafrauaCc. within the past two
months II has entirely refted and furnished with
regard expense, and is believed 80 offer In
duceuen 10 all who appreciate quiet house airy. well
furnished an cleanly rooms. aud l-st, but not
least bountifu table. prepared hv the most
and successful cateress in southern MICHIGAN. To
that the House shares the efficient supervision u' Mrs
&C. long nd 'avorahlv known Mrs BrnwnSou. N
the "IiiIlslae House" in IT. EARLIER and palmt dav,
subsequently, Of the "R. Il. Eating House. NJ white
Pigeon. viii no doubt he all the guarantee the public
will require. jtllm3
{Iillsiale' June 10th, 1861.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-10-22

VoLUSrEERs.-A dispatch from Waabin
gton says: "Volunteers are now arriving here
about as fast as they can be assigned places
and be provided for. Throughout the North
enlistment is going on with unprecedented
rapidty. IL is estimated that in the loyal
States about thirty thousand volunteers are
enrolled each week. which will very soon
make the army Of the Union equal to all prac.
tical purposes.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-10-22

LrQuoBs IN CANrs.--Owing to the recent
decision Of a German Justice here that lager
beer is not iu,oXjcaliug, the camps on both
sides Of til, i,er have been filed with the
beverage, the effects Of which do not seem
to have orf'm5d the wisdom of the late deei-
sion Strict Orders have been issued, however,
that no liquo,s Of any kiok, beer included,
shall be a owed in camp, aud officers have
been instructed TO investigate tie contents Of
every wagon entering the lines to SEQ that
none ave smugglel iG.--Washipgten Letter
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Brodheads Regiment is now in Washing
ton; Kellogg has 2,4oO men: Hughes squad
ron is now full, and the Lancers will soon be
f led up. This makes 5,lOO. Squadrons are
being formed in Battle Creek and other places
West OF US which will swell tho number of
Michigan Cavalry to over five hundred. The
Michigan men in tho Lincoln Cavalry are not
included in this estimate. II our State furu
ishes many moro men We will have enough
in the field to whip the South, niggers and
all! Hurrah for the glorious Peuiusu lar
State, and the gsllan Wolverines!
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Michigan Cavalry

Michigan is furnishing more Cavarly for the
service than any other Northern State. There
are now over three thousand Cavalry ready to-
take the field from this State, and when the
squadrons now forming are full, will bring it
over five thousand five hundred Here are
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BENTON IiOI 81.

LANSING. NICH. WILLIAM llINNAN, rROpEIETOR'
The "Reuou House has recently been r"urnishcd in
the most substantial manner. and the ptonriet"r feels
confident that he repared to meet the wants Of those
visiting the Capitol who desire the c"sforts "f hrt
class Hotel The huldinc Is Of brick rooms large and
airy. and situated in the most pleasant part OF the city
Lansing June 90 1861.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.

FHE STBSCRIRtRS HAVING OPENEU A LINFKY STA-
hle at c Pecks old stand. east Of the Post OF %,
prppar to let Horses snd Carriages. Also, "a
passengers any point they wish reasonahe terms
STRONG DOUD, Propretors.
Hi sdaie, Mich Dec 10, 1850.
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MICH :. W. coz. PROPRIETOR TVF
above House. formerly known The sherman House.
n,s heen placed in thorough repair. and furnished new
'trouyhout. I's share Of the public il respectfully 80.
lritcd. Grc2bm3
Dec 1860
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TAILORING BUSINESS
DENTISTRY.

fe3eS5A !. !. srEADMAN. Resident DENTIST,
Tv~VS will attend to all calls in his Profession.-
II IL Office over Motifs Drag Store.
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Take Notice.

MO RESPECTER OF FPERSON-RICH
or Poor-Iearned unlearned. white or black bond
srfreecome and speak for yourselves Freemcn and
you shall be providedror. We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
hnder the firm Of MCQUEEN Coz at residence on
West street old will be welcomed and
at all times. Cutting and making done TO order.
~ Flour, Grain, Wood and CAS- n for work, al
MCQUEEN 4 CO'S.
HI'dae, Sept. i3. 1859 sept2Om3
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WESTERN VOTE,
CI,IyESUOS HORSE.

ALLEN ( SNlTH, PR0pKlETuES. coon LIVERY
cunucr" 80 with thr House.
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NAVAL ISTELLTcEscE.-TheC Court martial Of Capt.
Rope, for using condemnatory language towards the
President Of the United States, In speech during Mr..
Lincolns journey convened at Washington yesterday.
Capt Armstrong; Court will meet next week
Yesterday funds were received at the Brooklyn
Navy.Yard, to pay of the hands for the month of
January. To-day about $4,000 Will be distributed
among the hborers; and on Monday or Tuesday, the
officers Of the station viii get about $4,000 The
marines Of the receiving ship also got come money yes-
terday.
The surveying vessel Joseph Haltster arrived at the
Navy Yard Last evening from cruise.
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LARGE STEAM CRAFT FOR THE Pacific MAIL
STEAMSHIP CoNPAsr.-The large steamship building
by VIM. ii. Webb, at the foot of Sixth street, T. r. is
now pretty well advanced, and will be launched In
May. She is the largest steamship ever built for the
Pacific eide, measuring about 200 tuns or 1000
than any now running in the California trade The
extreme length Of the ship is about $50 fect breadth Of
beam, 45 feet depth Of hold, 81 feet She ia built at
cost Of about $35000Q. ''.'.....ot
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MrRcER-SrREET CHURcH.-Tbe Rev. Walter
Clarke, D. D., late of the Mercerstreet Presbyterian
Church in this city, has accepted the call to the pastor
ate of the First Presbyterian Church, Buffalo, and viii
soon be installed The Rev. Mr. Booth, mis- SUCCESSOR
commences his pastoral labors at the Mercerstrees
Church tomorrow, and will be installed on the even
ing Of March 6.
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Marine Disasters FOR FghRUARY.-The number
.of American seagoing craft reported during the last
month O. lost or missing was 81 namely, ships,
barks, briggs, and q schOOners. Of those, 10 were
wrecked, foandered, abandoned, capsized, rua
down, and missing. The Ioss Of foreigners, bound to
from tbs United States ports, 10 unusually large,
saskshaS 10 vesssls
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NEw-YoRK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLrsD.-Robsrs
G. Rankin esq, has been unanimously elected super
ntendent of the Institution for the Blind and will en-
ter upon his duties at the close of the academic year,
in July. The appointment Of Mr.. Rankin is highly
commendable He is man Of great executive
ability, untirng industry and religious senti
mens; gentleman of education and high social stand
ing, and one Of the Regents Of the University Of The
State.
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For CALUoRsIA.-yanderbilt new iron steamer,
the Champion sailed from her dock, for California at
noon yesterday. She carried about 800 passengers,
among whom was the oldes. son Of Mayor Wood. The
Champion takes the place of the Ariel which Is under
going repairs.
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-There viii be a Matinee a
o'clock. RigOletto by Miss Kellogg, Miss Philippe
Messrs. Feri and Sigelli.
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ENGLISH OPKRA.-To-night Miss Eleanor Watson, Q
sister of q. C. Watson esq, makes her debut in Frs
Diayolo." ..If
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A NEW CHURCH IN THIRY-FouRTH SrRxEr-The
Reformed Dutch Church formerly in Broome street
have completed thar beautiful edidce which will DO
dedIcstsd Tomorrow,
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present iorn il may be regarded ms complete and lu-
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sefcompacency, and in a tone Of dismal aiiectahon
and fippancy.

ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY FOR 1861. BY
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coin.
In this valuable compend the editor has presented
copous summary of the progress Of discovery in the
various departments of science during the past year,
with an account of the practical application of the most
important results. The matter is judicously distributed
under the leading titles of physical science, and COM
prses details of curious interest as we'll as of
permanent value in relation topopular industry and the
arts of fe The volume is furnished with an excellent
index, but good table of contents at the beginning
would also have been a convenience to the reader.
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In consequence Of the panic the retail price Of Dr.,
TosiAss Celebrated Vsnstan Lnmsut st not BE- raised ~
certain for palms and aohss In sny pat Of tks bedy
isaAsaaiA fs11s y Dmesss 0eqs Ne osUt6koa
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EVENINGS WITH JOHN BUNYAN; On. The DRsAN IN.
TERPRKrtp. BY JAMES LARGK. l2mo PIP. SS'! hooe'
Carter Brothers. ,
In series of familiar conversations the leading ideas
of the Pilgrim Progress are here reproduced, with
certain copiousness and novelty Of illustration when
may present the inimable beauties Of the original 10
some modern readers in a stronger light. The simple
pathos and natural poetry of the inspired Bedford tinker
however hardly be improved upon by any attempts
to present them in any other dress than that with
which his admirers have been long familiar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

THE LIFE OK TRUST: BEING A NARRATIVE, o. TIE
Lawns DE.II,gs WITH GRoRGR MULLER. Written BY
Himself Edited by Rev. H. LINCOLN WArLASp. win
an Introduction by FRANCIS "AfLASp iZmor PIP '0
Gould 4 Liz coin. -
An photographed narrative describing the expert
ence of the writer in founding various charitable ms
buttons on large SCALE with no pecuniary resources
but such as were voluntarily contributed and as he sup
poses in answer to prayer The doctrine Of the work.
and its bearing on modern philanthropc and missionary
operations are ably discussed in the Introduction by
President Way land, who fully susans the remarkable
views of the author.
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SELECTIONS FROM THE Scriptures OF THE OLD
AND NEW TESTAMEkTS By the Rev DAVID OkkksE
HAsxIss. limo PIP. ". T. p. Dut!on :, Co.

The compiler of this volume has aimed to present
connected view of the prominent events Of sacred hls
tory, and of the most important facts, doctrines, and
precepts of Christianity. The selections are by no
means intended to exhaust the richness and beauty OF
Holy Writ but to furnish guide to the study Of the
Bible, in form especially adapted to the use Of young
people in families and schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

WIDE-AwAKE GEsERAL CoNsTTEE.-This Com
mittee held meeting on Thursday evening at No. GID
Broadway with closed DOORS A. NJ. Coffin, esq, Woe
President, in the chair. Resolutions were passed
recommending Supervisor butcher for appointment 20
Navy Agent of this port, and Committee Of three
were appointed to proceed to Washington to press The
claims Of Mr. Butcher. A member offered resolution
indorsing the action Of the Hon. w. II. Seward and
the conservative and concatory policy initiated By
him. After considerable discussion and noisy debsts
the resolution was carried, and the meeting adjourned.
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PnRENOLOGY.- Strangers and citizens will find
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

A TuIEvIsG SERyASr.-A good-looking and neatly
dressed Irish girl named Margaret Craig arrested
Yesterday by an officer Of the Twentieth Ward charged
with having stolen quantity of clothing and jewery
valued at a., from her employer, Mrs. Phebe C.
Brewer, Of No. II West Twentysixth street. sub
sequen. examination of Margarets trunks revealed
large amount of fine clothing, jewelry, &C., all of
which IT, doubtless, stolen property Margaret is one
of those understanding chambermads, who make a
business of going about kom situation to another
for the express purpose of pilfering. The prisoner
confessed her guilt, saying that amount Of punish.
ment could her of her propensities Justice Con-
molly committed her to answer. The goods found in
her trunks can be seen at the Twentieth Ward Station
House, who're they await claimants.
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The first edition of the Writings of Margaret Fuller
having been exhausted revised edition will be issued
in March by Brown s. Taggard, Boston. 1t will con.
tain some papers not included in the former edition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

SUNSHINE NOW AND AHEAD.-KNox's Sprin9,
Hat now ready for his Call end No. an
Broadway, corner Of Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

HEAVY RoBBERns BY STEyEDoEs.-Detectiyee Eos.
tace and Farley yesterday arrested six stevedorss,
named Edward Butler Felix Brennan, VIM. Brennan,
Patrick Cassidy, James McCahey, and james Ward,
who are charged with having red packages Of fegha
as they were being shipped board the steamers Of
the New-York Philadelphia, and Liverpool Steamship
Company at Pier No. A, North River 1t appears that
for year past, complaints have frequently been made
by consgnees that their freight had been stolen, and
unsuccessful efforts have been made to arrest the per
petrators Lately, information was received that Q
case of watch movements valued at 81 $50 consigned
to persons in Liverpool and shipped BY the steamer
Ygo had been despoied Of its contents and the above
detectives get to work with renewed vgor to trace out
the thieves Their investigations led to the arrest ID
the above persons, when, searching their rooms,
large amount Of stolen property was recovered. The
watch-movements traced to jeweler in Houston
street. who had unwttngy purchased them Of the %.
cused and on being confronted with them, he readily
identified them the persons Of whom he bought them
All doubt Of their guilt having thus been disspsse4,
the prisoners made full confession of their nefarous
transactions. Their plan to break open the boxes
of freight while slowing away in the bold and -
crete about their persons such valuable articles as they
could convey ashore without suspicion. The amouns
stolen thus by them during the past year cannot DO g.
timated but they admit that it amounts to several thou.
sand dollars. They were locked up for examinatoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

NURSERY AND CHmD's HosPITAL.-Tbe annual
meeting of the Board Of Directors of the Nursery and
Childs Hospital, WIS held at the Institution in Fifty
fnt street, near Third avenue yesterday morning ct
II o'clock.
The report Of Mrs Mott, the Secretary, refers in
feeling terms TO the loss sustained BY the withdrawal
on account Of illheath OF the flint Drecress FROM the
Institution. The report states that the children
healthier than ever before since the the opening Of the
Institution and the list Of applicants from all Glasses
is constantly augmenting In addition TO the infants
sheltered from harsh usage and neglect the number Of
growing children in the Institution is seldom ess than
10, who are provided for in the kindest and most
udicious manner. During the year the following num-
bers have been admitted into the Institution: Women,
1875; children, 49,. Total 462. Forty.three women
have been Furnished with situations wetnurses, and
the present number of inmates is-Children, E!6;
nurscs, 30; employees l5 Total, l73
In regard to the price of board per chid-si or s.
per month-it must be remembered that this is all that
ia asked for the shelter food fuel and clothing
only Of the infant bu, OF the who nurses it, and
the second baby she has under her charge. Mrs. Mott
says, in conclusion:
ave can only say to those prejudieed against us,
como and see for yourselves sea the bright happy
faces OF growing children; zee the distressing
diseased condition OF many OF our applicants see the
care bestowed upon the sick and suffering OF our
Hospital and for moment consider the uncleanh illness,
wrechedness and starvation that abound In the homes
OF these little ntrast their brthrgh with their
present benefits, and then answer whether we are
right or wrong in reminding you in your plenty that
Gods poor ye have always with ye,' and that lie
has said Inasmuch you do 1t unto the least Of my
little onesyou do 1t unto me-"
The financial exhibit shows the receipts during the
past year to have been $40 5i3 80 and the expenses
1854 49, leaving balance On hand Of 3 $50 o. OF
the receipts 81 900 from the city appropriations
s4522 So, house income, and &? Sl 81 from the Santa
Claus festival.
Addresses were made by the Rev. John Cotton
Smith of the Church o. the ASCENSION the Rev. Ralph
Hoyt. and ohers When the letter of resignation of
Mary A. Dubois, the first dircctress, was read there
was scarcely dry eye in the room.
The wards for infants large, light, pleasant and
airy. In passing through them after the exercises,
everything seemed to be well managed.
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ADVERTISEMENT
GRAND FAMILY Holm

GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY, THIS DAY, AT
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