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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF MEMBERSHIP
~ From fot 81 C0uulsrftst -Connestlng IT Hampton
June ion with Delavar, Las. ard WssteIn kso1t
and a Eason With I-hg Valley Railroad and I've eonnee-
on forming srec, line TO Pittsburgh snde Wet without
change -.... 49, .
Lave New fOrk n i0iows: - :,
U,pEfgurpe EyPxRss-At . n. for Eaton. Reading
Pottsvlle Harrisburg hsueh Chunk. "iismsport. 1c
Mar THAp-At =. y. for Eaton, Nser Gap, Scrarr
ton Great Bend Pft,son, Wiik-.bcr'e, 6e. -
l2u TUKorsu TgAh-FoT Fastoo. hanch Chunk, WI
ssrns cert Rsoding. Po,ts-ie iIarrisbnrg tc-
~ n Nay PAs-FlGER 7EAIs-bof Ess.oa Bethlehem,
Allentown and N0nch CHUNK
WAY pHAIS-ror Somervile.
". WESTERN frPKE,s-tor Fss'or Aarnsown Ress-
r dAf.burf P,burs and the West Sleeping ears from
jersey CITY thro sch % ritishui en- -
ErPKE., Tam yoa HAEKrsBuEs-1he N E1preS
Tsiu from, New Yok arrive. HNnsbursat M connee
Ing Fast and " es psnnsyivasia sn Hal no InfIn
Central E..roaa. North and bostn aud VIA tho Csmoef
land Valley Railroad u,... Las.
New Yor. a - dolly ssncsTs sxe-pisal BsAins eio-'
connection a. 1ia-bsrs With Pssusy vania hsroacwn
no etsux. o. ears 70 fsbvIsh and bat csc Circn-
rsd AMI C4sAxo Fou hourI time saved BY taxing this
rain. . 81 49, A..
Yorh from Pi-r no North River, f:9 aud 30 m
/ $50. ga, and o y. -,
TIN esch Jtrh " siLhNs, Ss!THH'sn'Sn~
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Gouses ano farms Wauteo.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED. With gooa
" rarieu within Two hours Of New orb ani E.i -
OF Eps pal Church snd good schools hous Inr ,'''S
Br rooms. sbOut s.y. possession NJ NV l. -"
trr.. J. Is SMITH Sex No. i7S Tribune Once
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Ue0oina CarSs, Sc.

At VIM. EvEEDELLs sONSTWED pa AZ,
u cams These Celebrated Engraved Cards sod 'A'
IN iua salt.a.., N Y. Ess8l''cd 1919.
TNCRIyISG and PRINTING (hali prlceecAI,
Ty.di,n, Az tome, srsNo,e Papers, Sc Basns. n. Z.
,,,- ~. po,trri,s &c kELLlS 81 Fulton 50, =.
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1862. III e. 1862.
NTH Il. connections. forn-
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fnoa Esv.ioRK 80 fnE PRho.r,l wssrs1s CITIES.
Eight tran, daily no. Hewyork to rhyads!IliA VIA
ALL rnSoT5a VOC TH aPS %s G' ny TIL.
ROUTE LRAyE " SEwcIoRh fR0a TIKI
Ey way o. Philadelphia tie morning euess I'ave New
fots Al sane tine ether route" Eson.ns pass.srs
att ore hour lster ihss other lines
By way Alcutown eyeains passenger. Leave at p IA
three Lo.s thaa tho lines aud by both fonte
pc ist. "a de North We. Crrsins iudianopo Loui.yie
st. louis Cryrl nd Columbus, Cincinnati uId ali mas
pnS csr wi,hoa, go run pom Philadelphia to
Pt'bg sis ,.ie. aud Nrw.fork /. PN.bsa "a su.isI
su.ok M and Siloon Car OF I'll tr,u-
FARE the anne other routrs-
Eaaslso cn.cI ei throulh. ITaI,f'Is isee'
seceTs ricAei .s! g%; u,sa ,; ri.ssi'
Tho rrnrs,i ma Central Company runs an nnh' Ant
Accommodate line. whch afford. comioh9s mode OF
psgass moving Westward At enc hal tho usual rates
81 lac. ppvt1rpr.
Nv his route ire Lts ,f al drbc pons be forwarded
g. ana nom ans point tho Railroad, vi Ohio Kentucky In
dan. ilnS. Wisconsin, Iowa or s''oourl BY hAiL1
hoAD piaEf q, g any Ep'.b on ho '"'sa'o ef' OF
Tha mates II trsisht and any point In the West by
the fouuyivana nifod ut all times Us favorable As ara
emerged b, Other Haroai Compaos Merchants aud ship
mere insts ia portaou OF their icish 20 this Com
pany, can rely 7ih confidence on It's 'pcody ,rSa'rs.
LIVE SIOtA.
Partners and peaer. In Live stoct VII ted this rio al
yAnsg~ous route. Capacious Nerds wci waeed ana sup
Piled with every convenience" have been opened Oh THIS Inc
and it. connections and every attention Is paid to their a.
From Harrisburg where will le found every oonysience for
i.s1sg AID vlsT,n9 Ghsss Sesd q M 'sF
j. h. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No. AsoT'iiouss'
LEECH Co., Freight Agents, ,s.,. ,,,u-
No. Is Battery place.
EN0CA LEWIS. General Sept At00uA r.
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OCEAN Cleaners.
Al q. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MIC

MI -. NoBIklsS LINE SIEhhsonliS,
vi. FoR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA Nc.
Through n advance Of the mail
GRE.r REDUC HON IL FARES InkOU0H 10
BAN FRA CISCO.
40 DETENTiJE o Ii4 ,sTHMgs
The new and spleudd st-s..siio AAEkiCf. 200 tnns
Jes Marry Coinnaader, Wal sal gu SaTURDAY osiObs.
q a. O'clock noon pree'ey from hrr 2 the 200 1t
wsh the .a,t and well known o.hip NO. e. fAyL0E
80 fuas T. Ho"es Coum,H,' % sail ~itnoat delay for
Sn Frens>eo direct nya lie passenger al San Juan
lie speed and aceomn odslion Of these are
fnrpassed ~ steamers on either oc~ap messed
T. lsud pA-s,nsoss ~ THIS lie a. San T. 'S'~iA o.
fhe asdsrsnsd. having been in the Cali trade no.
the 5egiulug Deg Inform the pu1hc that tn, Is pefnt
usri ne sua not pu, or pslpose Of b-ini ooug
driven on TIE ships ~u positively leave on toe day 1'si
,i.sd msnb, and 10 ~ uipnth, othef shis "M
ready so ,ha, . double service M be relied upon
Eo' information " passage 4pp,nl y n noREaTs.
No. IL wes,-.t.. corner Of W-ren-st. North Rive.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touching
y a, Csens.own tcsrk Hsrbor Tho LivuDssL NV.
lorE AID dephil stsea hf Company intend dI.paes
ipE ihsr. Possed. Cl,de-tst 'oh s.s'h'' 8, follow.
" "iTv 90 WisHi.NsGioN...... aot.y. Seq. q
KAHG.Roo.. ..........:.;.,.;;;. Saturday SEP. H.
sArss ~ piss,Gg.
FIRST CtbiS..........&s pa eItLRACE. ....s...s.S So
Pm.i Cabin - London - sie-rsg- 10 Londoa....
thh Cabin to fsr' Steers. TO Paris .
Pir., ahin 10 Hamburg ~ >t-e,ss 20 HsnbBTs.... ~
Passenger forwarded 10 hsvre, Bremen ksSs1du
Antwerp he. ~ equally low rats
Fares from iyrrroo or Queenstown: ls Cabin Is II
n suius.. or Ss, $50 and lis fsn lysvsol
t3as from = ,--lsfosn. 10 -, or 80 Asc
those vic vi 70 sssl heg friends buy ticket hsS
q the earfeue rate vi eXehans- -.
Th.., 81 mo-, A.vs - D-ro- nodsors ~ pssses
gers. are strongly sJt IA Wtte t,shi Iron sect0ri Nj
carry pstent fire AInhilsiors Iserenesd Surgeons ~
sitacDed - sssh steamer
tor faI,beF iaisrna iou sppy IN Liverpool 10 VILLA
INAAk lent, 30 ~ Wsti o.. IN tsssovts ALs& M
COLIN no s. Esoeh, eusrs o. Sar-naown 20 g X
d. ssYEOJ Co.; n Lendo5 70 EWES MACY Ne
. L. AlNxr-. In u !
Roe ss,re Dame de- ystsre, Place tie bourne Ia Pt1s
seipha 10 JOHN o. DALE. No III WsiAutst Il ~
Com panys OSssa
sOiIN y DALE Ag.nt 30. Is brsAdws- MI
T'HE GREAT EASTERN having touched -
ground on her late pssase from Liverpool . hu bssa
considered advl.sss thorough sIssiussca sS
bottom before .sndinf her Her d-rsrsrs VII tsers
fore be dr..yei b. ond her pr-vsusy advertised y al
iuy Holder. OF return tskss Nj have them rea~veS
nou~y I,;uvred II desire. Dee nee VIZ
given % the ships dsosrsr.
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Ys,O LET-In JERSEY CHFY-The PHlL4-
DELfHlA HOTEL -Tae lloa.e eoat'in. s9ol '' y!
Rooms in rstr4,e 10, .tiot :o pusiasss. being rear -
EAircad D.po; aid Ferry. Rect low. rqrir, % bENJA
hin q EDGE. Ne Is n IS. .g;oa st.. JtFsey ti'y
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TIME TAX BILL,

nNHE TAX BILL,
NOW READY.
= psmphe. Of 81 pages hae whi.s paper Beside The
blu which word word In accordance with the original
Aexi append phsbets Recapsusion ot every
tee taxed by the law aud she OF the tax 10 be
ved thereon THIS renders complete and soI fene m
o. it V possible 10 make 1t.
reo cents postpaid - per no e sent BY express;
oar II By mall Address THE TRIBUNE. hsw-loTs.
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER The splendid aud suoerior
resmer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown. leayes Nev.foEt
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, at 5
O'clock o snd the EMPIRE STATE, Capt, Brsyton. on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, AId FRIDAY, ~ O'Clock p H..
nom Pier No. IN. H.
Hereafter no rooms will be res,rdea secured any -
plicznt until tie shal nave b-ei paid for.
tsigh. Boston is lo afdel through With srss dspafc
by OIL E1prss Freight lIaa.
VIM BORDEN. Agent, Nos 70 and II Wcss-s.
NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-fOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIt aud tho SOUTH AID WEST. via JHli-
SKY CITY-hsu and F1sre.s Lines leave Nev-Yah a
and r. NJ. g. and II D. Fac ~. Thros;h tickets
sold til. South sndWe- aud through baaasc checked In
q NJ. aud q aud II .. m. trains
j. " WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will b, received fr any trains unles. delivered
and checs- - nures in aysnce o! the sse OF ieaSin:
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INSTITUTE-DAY

4 NEhHhN-tMfiNi'A ~ itN'' > - -,
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~ Y. UNIV. Gram. School opens Sept :, ia
~ 18th year with rs.urni.led primary aud elastic
departments. CisslI, ., University. ISAAC FERRIS,
Chane Uai,erty.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-08-26
NO. ss7.


So says the Hon. Robert j. Walker, Presi-
dent Pok's Secretary Of the Treasury. and
long citizen Of Mississippi, which be respre-
seBted in the United States Senate. In .
letter to the Washington Star 10 favor Of the
Presidents emancipation project, be says:
II know il is asked, how shall wc then cul-
tiyate the cotton lands of the South without
slavesi This does not apply 70 the border
States; but before closing these letters / will
prove conclusively, by the census aad other
statistics, what, from long residence 10 the
South, and from having traversed every South
ern State, know TO be true, that cotton rs
now raised there most extensively and prof.
tably by non-slavebolders, and upon farms
using exclusively white labor. In Texas, es-
pecaliy, this is great truth; nor is there
doubt that skill, engaged voluntarily for
wages or its own use, would, in time, espesi-
ally when aided by improved culture and
machinery, produce much larger crops and
better cotton than is now raised by the forced
and ignorant labor q slaves, and at a much
cheaper rate, at far greater profit, than any
crop now produced in the North, and in
more salubrious climate, as shown BY the CEN
sus."
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-08-26
Troubled with Asthma little, amt you ~

I, A SPECIMEN BRICK.-The Chaplain Of the
SD Indiana regiment, Col. Coburn, near
Cumberland Gap, writes to the intelligence of
that portion Of tho Southern Confederacy as
follows: e
The valley people, however, are more intel
lgent and cultivated than those Of the m, un
ta:ns, though he majority Of all are very ig.
noraut. Of the present state Of the country,
the following is specimen: Says the doctor
TO Virgiuiah of the this valley. "Why did
you secedeG Was not the Constitution and
Govern .uent good enoughi" 80, yes" says
the secesh, have nothing against the Con.
sterooshun. alters liked it, but Abe Lin
coln and the aberlishouers broke down the
Coustertooshuu, and are cumin down to take
all our niggers, and so we exceeded" "Well.
but" says the doctor, "if the old Constitution
was so good, why did you not hold on to it,!
Why did the Secessionists form a. new. Coni
stution!v Wby--bes Jeff Davis made new
Consiertooshun inquired shesecesh. "Yes
moro than year ago." answered'the Doctor
AVAIL, bad'ut heerd of that. III stfck'to the
old Coustel tooshup.'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-08-26
Fidelity.

Never forsaks friend. When enemies
gather around-when sickness falls upon the
heart-when the world is dark aud cherries
lis the time to try true friendship. The
heart that has been touched with true gold
redouble it's efferts when the friend is cad aud
in trouble. Adversely tries real friendship
They who run from the scene of distress be-
tray their hypocrisy, and prove that interest
only moves them. If you have friend who
loves you--who has studied your interest and
happincs-be sure to sustain him ID adversity.
Let him feel that his sormer kindness is ap-
preciated aud that his love was not thrown
away. Real fidelity may be rare, but it ex-
lists in the heart. Who has not seen and felt
its power? They only deny its worth and
power, who have never 10. ed friend or la
bored 10 make a friend happy. The good
and the kind-the affectionste and the virtu-
Gus see and feel the heavenly principle
They would sacrifice wealth and honor to pro-
mote the happiness of others, and in return
they receive tho reward of their love bo smpa-
thiz ng hearts and countless favors when they
have hean brought low by disease or adversely.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-08-26

SOUTHERN VIEWS OF THE REBELLroN.-
The letter Of prominent Southern gentle
mau TO bis wife, who is in distant country,
was recently found on board of vessel that
was captured by our cruisers. 1t is of recent
dat, aud is written in all the sincerity and
vnrcservedness Of mutual confidence. The
writer gives his view Of the war he is aiding
as follows rt9
"This accurssd attempt Of one section to
set up an independent form Of government,
must sooner or later fail, aud fail ignominous.
ly. | am bound in duty to share 10 the bur-
dens, and to do what may TO alleviate TIE
sufferings which tho attempt has brought up.
on those among whom was born, but will
take no Office 10 1.-THE highest would be no
iuducement--no will share in the terrible
responsibility. No words can depict the.hor
rors which Witnessed both at Richmond and
upon my journey there and back. The
deaths then occurring at Richmond were fully
equal to one hundred and fifty day. "a.
More than seventeen thousand sick and
wounded are now in the Richmond hospitals.
The recent seeming success Of our arms will
only serve to accelerated the downfall Of our
short lived Confcderacy." fs
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-08-26
The Late Gen. Williams and the
Western Troops.

Speak no evil Of the dead is a rule alwayl
to be followed, save where is con'ravenes jus
ticc to the living The late Gen. Thomas
Williams at Baton Rouge, is an instance o
this class. His ccnsure yet remains on gal
liant Western men and officers imprisoned By
his tyrannical orders. There are evidences
that in his death the service has lost nothing
The New Orleans correspondent Of the N. Y
Times writing under date fthc 5th, says Of
this officer:
The associate general in tho division j.
Gen. Thomas Williams, whose headquarters
is at Baton Rouge. | am sorry to say that !
have never heard warm or even kindly
word said of his commander 1t is represent
cd that he is martinez of the sovcrest kidd
that he has no apparent knowledge of men
particularly, or of human nature abstractly--
which is certainly true, If he drills his men
according to tho endurance of human nature
in milder or less enervating climates than pre-.
walls in this sickIy country of Louisiana.
am told that on one occasion, after heavy
drill, putting his men through exercise for
hours, under hot sun, with knapsacks and
all the accoutrcments, that several men event.
ually died from the over exerlion, and in one
iHothuCo HIdu u'cu tfc 5It COuiu IcaCu INC
hospital. The consequence is that there is a
great want Of available men in Gan. Williams
brigade. This conduct remainds me of the
English ofiicsr in the Iudian rebellion, who
on march lost neatly whole company by
apoplexy, because he would not let his soldiers
take off their glazed leather stocks they had
been accustomed 10 wear in the SHOWS Of
Canada. l profess 30 be too good disci-
plinarian myself to write current rumors one
hears from subordinates about camps, Of Of
fcers, but feel justified in saving what | do
from the fact that there are now in this city.
under arrest, some of the officers Of Gen. Will
Jams brigade. Among them are Col. ii. K.
Paine, of the 4th Wisconsin, Lieut.. Col.
Clarke (acling colonel), Major Bacon, Capt.
Griffin and Capt. Wheeler, all Of the 9Th
Michigan. Col. Paine's offense is refusing TO
turn negaoes out Of bis camp. The Michigan
officers are under arrest for refusing 10 give
up their quarters 10 nnoth regiment, before
other quarter were prepared for the removed
regiment.
The cause given for these arrests are Of
course merely the ciystalzing Of complaints
and irrtatons that commenced at Ship Is
land. There appears to be an ''irrepressible
conflict between the officers aud men aud
Gen. Williams. L do not say why, but il ex
sts, and-is, in my opinion, fast destroying the
Efficiency of the brgadc, misfortune that,
hese times, cannot be too much regretted.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-08-26
49,. N New loRK. August i 0

Dtf ..ltrliicg - NEW A DIRK, August ".
A Tribune letter says Harrson's Landing !,
evacuated without strugs lie, without even
tie loss Of a single man. The immense Army
Of tie Potomac, officers aud men, bag and
baggage stores, tents, horses. ammunition
aud contrabands, are now far away from Har.
risou's Lending, leaving il deserted and desc
late. All agree that tho whole affair was ad
niraby executed. .egaaga s3i 'ssg
On Monday last McCall's Division received
orders TO strike tents, provide six days rations
aud bo ready to move at a moments notice
at o'clock at night the whole division ar
rived ut the wharf and embar''el quickly on
81 Gamers, left the Landing some time during
tho nieht for Acquia creek. as supposed, via
Fort Monroe. ~
p An order was next issued tha, no moro yes
sells loaded with supplies should proceed far
ther than Fort Monroe, and on Wednesday
ten days rations were served TO the army,
which was required 10 be readiness TO move at
an hours notice. - d. as'a-
On Thur day tn, army c,mmcnctd evacua.
ting. All the siege guns wero removed from
the front and safely embarked, on Thursday
and yesterday, on board barges and schoon-
efa .tiNt ..'it ittHtaaf '.li 20 IitAIf
Porter's corps led the van Of tho overland
portion of .he army ~ .stqs.1
Thursiay uighi and Friday morning esory
tcnt was struck, and then for the first time
was IL generally known that tho whole army
was about evacuatiug Harrison's Laudiug.
On Thursday night fifty sail vessels left the
different wharvcs, loaded with stores, and yes
terday the remainder OF The stores wcrc placed
on boats and steamers by tho conirabands.
All the cavalry that remained before the
fiual departure Of the land forces acted az
pickets and strong rear guard Of infantry
and artillery was placed.to protect the bag
gage trains. ''e''ss q ,aa ~ Assi;ays 3
The tick and wounded who remained q,
tue different hospitals wero placed on board
the regular steamboats, belonging to the Ssui'
tary Commis Ion Al the long wharf and were
among the fxt to si,ovo out into the strean
Coutrabands were shipped on schccness, bar
ges and pontoon boats. Gen. Mcclellan apt
most of bic Stat went By lsud' = Z -.