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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
Cxtnrslons.
EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND Health
~ Confot sud Pie sure Cars leave Fulton snd Cahann
Ferries Brooklyn every - minutes
STEAMBOATS, Gn0 Eailroaoo.

FOR GRASSY-POINT, MAIDEN aud CAT.
L sKILL-Steaner THOMAS POWELL lesves foot
FTanLhsi every SATURDAY. At O'Clock T. connect.
ing with Stage. 10 CAlSkILL MOUNTAIN uOsSE, to
which through ,ickets may Do procul cd On bosrd.
EOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SAG HAIR
Dor, 6c.-rhs steamer MASSACHUSErrS Capt
llsyrn,. viii eays jane, sip triet No. ~ East Rwcr
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY AFTER
MONS at o'clooA VIII leave at On aud after the gsth
Inst For hoisat or plss-gr. apply on board orto
A. RICHARDSON No loo Fulton.st
ON Sunday and every day. for Newark, fare
~ 3c aud Bergen Point fare l0c hs.,eanboa, Thorn,
fWay ieavos pier 20 L.. foot Deg l0i m aud IA
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. II.
~ -lor Albany Troy, North and West SUMMER Ar
RANGfMENI' commencing rHURSD .Y. May l. 1862
For ALBANY, iO;Jo Express isi TrAia from 26.hsl
For Local Tr.ip. sea Time Table
JOHN BUICulLL AAaatla. yupsIlnisndeas
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Ossa.trTs, Ac.

G.trtsouE Sept, ga BARK supyo'ed to he FROM New
Y bpYud 70 Wshinyion Ia Ashore heid OF Middle Ground
near tie Capls Of Chesareste. .,,,
t.rEoiT Sept lJ-The propeller Maiden Is ashofr ~
mi - below Mslden Assistance bas been se1t TO he'-by
toieg sph. r, ~, az
g1K STEAM TEASsPoR- THoHAs SgA>S. at fier No , y
r. h. nos. ding Subsistence ssres ammunition be'a ESQ
A.. for " ,shir zion u. g. The stramtrgnspr titY OF
Ri.hnoud 4 The SAME dock Ia loading oats ioi me aoye
place Tho ,tr,m ,rsn.por Ericsson, Pier 30 n II Ia
ioins h.itence sores r. EOy, and will sail Al al
early hour tomorrow. Tie steam rsnspcrt - Mary At
Pier NO -. z Ia loading stores aud t1dsf for "o"'Oi-
leans; viii 2 oDs.y all On Sunday, the zls'
NJ saDrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
Passengers Arrived
H. bvsp.Hsisn Jane. J,o~ Har1a-Mr Dcyner.

sriATuhs ALhAsAo
un-NfSs....3:G 'Scis..........tO2 Moou-Eisss II
sI1B WATER DAT.
sandy Hook. 4:5s Gov Island $50 Hall date 7,2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PULL
sly ClVY-Msil and Express Lines leave Nes.Nork At =
and lOA m, 4, d aud IL p. Fare - Through ne,ss
sod for the South sndes aud through Baggage sneofeam
a. m. and and II p. trains.
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received Tor trains unless deA'ss
and ed Is minutes In slysnc. OF the time OF leans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
CDCc5u Cleaners.

RRANCENENT commencing July !, 1862.
a. FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA ANANA
hrs.,sss s'rsuer vii Leave Ncw.fort on TIE lt llth
n.t zoe aonh. enc-P, ~ten these dates ~ %
SUNDAY when the Day Of dsfaTte's ~h So 'hs hONDA'
foIo-inz =. -
nssh, passage apply a. the orly Office No Bowl
irs.rrs.n. ID. b ALLEN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
n; .. KOBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS.
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NiC-
ARAGifA
Through in advance u tho mail
GREAT EEDuC ION ~ FARES THROUGH TO
SAN FRANCISCO

GREAT EEDuC ZION ~ FARES THROUGH TO
SAN FRANCISCO
No DFfEN iDT on III 50 .SrHhUS.
Tho ard splendid steamship AMERICA, 1000 tu1,.
J-s N.ary CoulmArder. viii sail gu NTuRDAf. October
g. 81 O'Clock precise fVui icl e u the TO-! 90
WAsl-., North River Juan gel Ns't-. coou.c.in
VIII tie fs.t sd itnosn sesnnhtp MOSES TAYLOR,
So y. Howe. COncisrdei saI without delay pf
fcl,co direct arrival of the psssense 81 sAn Juan
90 Snr
The speed and accommodation Of these steamer. un.
surpassed by suy either sud IT, ine ded
lsnd P.rusrs by this lie Ia Ssu FEncisco witu1 p
dave.
The unjsfiSuei having been In the California trade ir1n
the ssinning % inform ih- pubic that tn u psnt
newt ha- put f5s the pupo.- Of tsgg bought o.
ddvrp OF Tie hip, viii positively leave The DAY ndref'
ti,ei month aud in months other shlns vii be
r-,dy. that double service uisy be relied upon.
Fof Information or passage, sEPy q -
~ O. ROBERTS
10 III We,t-,t. corner - v srfcu-s,. North Rivrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

A1rcs The restriction. travel having b. ~ owed
by Of Le War Department. passe1s ah7ut % visit
EuroPc Wall longer be req aired pfovd themselves with
passport Jpi y u bALt, Agent
CrEhM WEEKLY t0 LIVERPOOL. touching
- az GlueepstoTn Cork Hrshor.1t. Llvaruooi. hew
OK uud rLl. dcrhs Streniip COMPANY niri. dispatch
Ia. ihr.r ui ed Cirdc bulk bon srens- 90 io,us
kANo MO 'litu daN otp-.u
EUiNbU NbH....................Ss nf'ay sep. Il
Ard even succe-lus SATURDAY., NJ uOVu. from Pier.
20 a. Norh River.
EATss ~ FAssAGP.
FIRST CABlN........f h3 SikEkAGF. ..........4 5
fr't Cabin to Lonion. ~ sie~rasr 10 L'idon.... 90
Fif-t Ca1n Pafi, 70 Steersge Pafis -
fr,t Cabiu hamburg IS Stecruge g. Pie bnfs -
Passengers also forwarded to Hayrs Brcmen hottsrdsm
Ant~ep &c. 1t equally low rates
Liverpool Guecnstown: lat C,5ia. s., teS
ami fil5. st-arsg" ftop Liverpool. . Prom Oucen--
town. 49,. Ani those who ssai TOT their en
buy tickets her, At those rates
These Steamers have le0r Doisons tor ps,e.
strongly bIit In Waie trhi Icon sections. and
carry Patent Fis Anuihaors Experienced Sui seons
attached . esch steamer.
ior iuIhsr inosma ion apply 10 Liverpool 10 WILLIAM
lNMAN Agent 40. - Water o.. in casgo~ - ALIEN NAL
COLIN No. > ~ Enochrguare IN Oueenstown TO 4, w.
ID. SefNOUR& CO. In ionion TO tii ES \ MACY. No
oil hing Niliam-st IL Psiis 10 JULES DECOuE No ~
Rus Nore Dame dss Niets.rea Place Boursc In Phl,
dephis to JOHN O. DALE No III Wanusst or at tho
Company OtcsA
JOHN o. DALE Agent. No. IS Broadway. Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

NORTHERN K. X. Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ aims cave Jsrsey City for PisrmOnt st % sni us
a M; l:soaos b 90 p u. srd Us p m. o. WEDNESDAY
snd skTfRDAY oal1. 7. ". DBAAREsI. SAP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20


The market for Demand Notes for Cusiom-Hou's
use has been very strong to-day, without very large
transactions. Sales have been made as high as ll2s.
The demand for 100 p cents has been large, and
one lot Of $50 900 taken for investment at no.
They were offered at that at the close. The right OF
conversion into Skies of 1881 is alone considered
worth q cen; premium. One year Indebtedness
Certificates have been firm at 90! 999l, and have
sold freely The gold market has been adversely
affected by the favorable news from Maryland, and
after selling at ll7l, broke down to ll6f @ll0s
Silver il ll20ll3, aid in demand for Cansda
The New Haven aud Hartford Railroad Company
has declared quarterly dividend of per cent,
making III per cent for the year. The company
ASSUMES the Government per cent tax on divi-
dends The annual report states that the UnNed
States and State taxes nearly per cent on the
capital stock. The annual meeting of the stock
holders was held in lIar ford on Wednesday. The
report shows the receipts and expenses of the past
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA

|" UrVN nv IN NhTI.NUAI.--F OF MIDDAY
i L ny and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From. Chsuibers-st From 18th 81
rIpess end IL III. and ,: 7E. l;23 ~ and 20 ssd
i ard 5 p IN. 5.25 p "a.
Troy snd Albany with Sleep
ifs carl. io:l5p N. 1910 pm. tSupdiys iacajcD
Pouenkeepsie train. a and
$50 y N. l;2s and 6:55 p
Tivoli. 1;7p =. NJ. s:5 g.
frhkil tain. $50 .. m. s:53 ~ M.
IeeksAul train. $3.50 aud
l:.5 p m 9;s5 IN. and i;Xp -
Sing Sin. train. $3.50 ?. s:;S p.m.
TafVtosu. s a. t:2Sa
ionkers train, 4p m. 4;23 ..
A r. sirn sup>rni.ndeut
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bort Uar0cns' Noiite.


Pow WAHDTss OyffCE No. lDi Wal St
NOTICE is hereby given, M accordance WITH
,cfio, . of 10 Al p....I Anil H. 1857 entitled AZ
50 - Hsorsariz, - WARDEN. Oc- Of hs Por, Of view
1s 20 parsons ine-trd 70. o. iavg charge Of ths
b --t ulsi'o, sur Inquiry. or surrey ti
tho fs.1u vessel. under ehtn nation ~ tnr 'tl-
S. ad-n. .n l,t sac ad sgrs"Js Or examinations WI %
o.. 1e'ei within Gays neat tl'cee-ms ta4, notice. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

TIVE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
ground her late p,ssi;, from Liverpool has been
considered advisable to make thorough examination Of her
fore be delayed brJ her previously sdyr.ei day Of sail
Ing Holders OF return tckst. will have them renewed
the mousy returned they may desire Due notice win be
gwen Of the ship. departure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
NENrRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-.

~ From foot Of Coufil-ndi .t.-ConDeetns s hsmp'os
Janctior With Deswse Lscs.wanns and "es,ern Rail oai
aud Es.'on VITA Lrhsh valley Rsi road AMI ia conner
forum. direct line TO Pittsburgh and ie Wesi sho
eEsnge of cars .-....
SUMMER observation-disclosures ciug Nay s. 1853
= cave New Yofk as oiiows;
HAHRisBUR6 ExPAzss-Ai m Tor Eaton, Readta
PotsyiIe Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Niuismspor, kc-
Man TE,is-At a. N: for Esstou |" sser Gap scsss
ton Cre.. Bend Pittston, Wilsesb.rre, SC.
II n. THRorGa TRAs-Por Esston. Manch Chunk w
Iiunspsil Reading. PottsviIe, Harrisburg &c
y. "A. AZ PASSAGES TsAiS-For Eas.oa. Bethlehem,
Allentown. end Msuch Chnuk
BOP. NJ WAY TEAis-For SeDervile.
gP v. WFsrYXS EyPRFss-Por Es.ton Allentown. Fees
ins sr.bnrg PtsbuTrh ant the West Sleeping CATS roa
jersey CI.y taroush 10 fit'sburh
ErpprEs Tam yox H.HRfsBuRG--The 6 . "a. fr2rew
Trsn from New York arrive, HlrnsbuTgs p csnascs
iry East and on nnsylysna Cent? roac 70 rs
Central R-oad North and South and with tao CoEasof'
lsEd valley RAILROAD ~ - - W.. -.
Navy ark 4 o. n daily ,Sundiys eKceP.s msS e-s
eonrecti,n NJ U.r,bufe Nth PsDnsylyap1 ~ns
"a No.. OF cs, 20 Pusburgh ard bu' Que TO CFcin'
mai aad Chicago, -Four hour tine il saved u taking this
train.
Ll,zAnxrHPoRr NEw.YoRx FrRRY-LeA New
York Fl Pier No North River, a. ;9D aud ll:Io Mt
3.lO 41p, AID D o.
The boas sop Al Bergen Poin, sd nldners' abr er-y
trim e4s JOHN o. GlERNS. Fugerfieifynt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

The gross receipts exceed those Of last year by
So. 432, nearly all Of the excess being from freight
This is 10. 236 less than 10 1860. The whole num-
Der of passengers transported without sccidcnt wac
81, s5, which is II 500 more than last year. the ia
crease being entirely in soldiers. The whole num-
Der Of miles run was 3i7 800.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York for the week ending Sept. is, and since
jan |:
For The Wed. 1850. 1851. 1S5I.
Entered a. the poTt.....sllp2.32 ssaJgl Si,3y.o-z
Thrown uarket...... l,4OS,S,J LIN "a iis''fS
Filtered a. The port..ssiese92 sD.Jo212s GAs2577
Thro An on usiet..... S2c0749 IS l% 2&o f5.TGl S1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

ls6, SPRING ARRANGEMENT is6,
COMMENCING MAY 1852.
Passenger Station in New.Yort 27,hs. and sihs1
IRAISs LEAVE EEw-YoRK,
Tor Nes-Haven 2. a. H.. lEr)i EiiS J tEI); asa
For Bi3reror !. a H.. Prli p:ls. tEs); De
For Mord. Sntiorl Fairfield. Southport and wespor.
t. NJ. i1:i5 3S, and 400 N.
Fos NonsN. Z $3.50 g. IL, l2;lS j. (Ex); $3.50 $50. 81
For Darcn and 'Oresn-ich $50 M u:is $3.50. ga
Foi stanford T. 8, tEr) $50 a M i,:ls ,. tE1.
60 s.3i 5.F. p. NJ, ~
10 PIT Cheter and in 'uedse stations sJoA IL II,
l., $3.50. ADJ, $3.50, go p.
for 20 Ci,.,s aad Nv Rochelle. ep m (Eyl
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield H., tEs., (Exh p o.,
tsr Boston via Shore Line. l2:ls. p r1 jEs)
foE Hartford e1d Springfield, a M. (EIA BIS I
(Ex.D 3 r. n. tas
FOR Coaaec leu; River RAILROAD 70 Montreal M (ELl
and l2:l5 p m. 70 Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence, and Fishkil Railroad. a.
OIL, l2.l5 D.
For New.r,.en Now.Isondo,. and s.oainsioa Rslresi
ats NJ l2.lS J. p. m. tkAl
For Canal Railroad. u is g. N t. Norths mptoa.
For Housstouic Railroad to frtsi..d. .. p. On y
barrin sfuI ard Ss.ur thfou-n 90 Pitched. .
For Seugstuck R.iosd. a. H. 3p. m
tor Dsnbury and Nor'sslk Railroad, T. $3.50 m. & u
Commodiou. Sleeping Car. st,sch,d to p. m train
JAMES H. HOIl. SupeGIntendsnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. viz NEW.

H. PORT and FALL vER--Tns splendid and suc,hes
steamer METROPOLIS. Cspt Brown l,ayes New.Ysh
every TUESDAY THURSDAY, snd SATURDAY. at .
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. ass O'clock n,
from Pier No. : NJ H.
Hereafter no rooms will bs regarded sscared-o aEys>
tllcsnt I'll the sbal have bee1 paid for.
F-rht Boston forwarded tb oOgh with grs, dispatch
by an Express Freight Train -
NM hORDEN. Agent, Nos. % and u Veto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
IlNO ROSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NPW--

i PORT. by SHORE LINE.-Lesvs, 21b It 4ts-sv. |.
arrive in Providence $50 pm ill5 ~ .-1ye ia Pro-
yid 1880 pm. pm, Express Tlfoush la Tam
srrive in Proyidsnce 4 30 sul Boston 81 am.
T. J. CALHOUN SnDsrin, ardent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
NOR HARTFORD. MERIDEN, and SPRING.

Il FiELD-SrEAMBOaT and RAILROAD CONNRC-
TON vi, NEW-HAYEN Tho CONTINENTAL esvss
Pecksp East River dsiiy Sundays excepted At 35p M
The steamboat tram leaves the wh-n a. NEW'NAVfN %
arrival Of tire boat Tor all stlti'n NIGAf LINE.
III. TRAVELLER leaves for New h sven at II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

nor FISHKILL and POUGHMnEPSIE-
Il The -ieauibost WILLIAM KENT, Capt Bret lssv..
the foot Of Robnsonst EVERY TUESDAY and FRI iYss
O'Clock, ienoins al Low Point, Marlborough, and Maua
Fare 20 cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
CTONINGTON LINE for Boston via GJ

SI()NINGlON LINE tor Boston, via GRO
- TON NEW-LONDON, SrONiNHrOy PROV
DENCE. NEWPORT. TAUNTON. aud NEW-BRDFopn
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH s.d ply
MOUTH ROCK wiil leave Pier No 10 n. H. foot OF ca
lsuat.t DAILY ieIcept Sundsy) a. D. IN. "
Freight low nv any other line Cace o. Com.
''' WIN. EDWARDS a,.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

( ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHkNGE n
IL 1ERNINU5-pa.s.nger Depot, James.lip and foot si
34fhst f. hA, for eeuport, 3sl tiarbor. Cret
and uampons ~ aud $3.50 IA. for Sy0ssct. a. 3A
p. for Of-eBpor; at D. for arnlir gsis shus,s
IN. u,in svrs Hunters Point "a It, feryD AZ 20 a.
for Rverhesd and med stations eXsorsJu rses
returning leaves Riyerheai At , q. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
i.-o Gteamboais an0 Railroads. r
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT!

WORCESTER, PALMER, FiTCdBURO NAgvu.
LOWELL COkCOkD. TIVE WHITE MoUNTAisS~
AND INrkRMEDiATE FONTS ''
The new and sasach ST ames Of the Norw Oh line
CITY o. BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-YOlK
leave Now York daily Sunday, ptedl Of ociosk
from Pi1r No. ~ North Rive. OF yes.ry-sr -
FOR NEW LONDON
there connecting with The Steamboat Exbfes Trim fac H.
above points VIA Norwich Worcester. Boston Worne.s
Worcester & Nsshus end New Londoe Notthern RslIad
Freight the Osest rscs. For sforma Ion no,.
OF r. MARTIN. Agent, GU III, Pax
ERIE RAILWAY.-Pas'enser tralns leave a.
NJ follow, via:
Ga m. Mail for Dunkk This train remains over pyh, :.
Elmira ed proceeds The nox; morning.
,am. Erpr.U for Bufso
ga. u, Milk daily. ior Otisyilie "ffN
ri, d. NJ. Accommodation. daily. fpr Port JcrSs
D. m. Way for Hi1il.toyn aud Nswbrrgh
- p. Nib. Express. daily. for Dunsu& and Bafd~
The Jrsa OF SATURDAY though TO buAo, bot dos a.
ron to Dunkik.
I p. IN. Emisrant, fer Dnrll X
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
EFFICACY OF PRAYrR-The most remarkable

EFFICACY OF PRAYrR-The most remarkable
instance of the power of PRAYER, happened in the
case of Gov. Tod, as related by himself ia an ad
dress be made lately to the Brisr Hill miners, on
the occasion OF leaving Brisr Hill TO prepare for
assuming the Chair Of State. Mr.. Tod said:
''In The epring of ls47, when about TO leave
home in the service Of our national government,
you net me on this spot and gave me your pray
ers and good wishes for the safe return Of seli
and family and have felt that to these prsyer g
and good wishes in part am indebted for that
safe return; for not only did Mrs. Tod, myself,
ard all the children We took away With US, Eve
in number, return safely to you, but ue trough,
back fro more "-C2ersland Herald
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

SHoorixG SLAVES Three runaway slaves,
Of party Of seven, we're shot at Blsdensbarg
on Monday; one of them. i, is supposed, mortal.
". They resisted being captured, but. as they
we're without arms, ~ere overposerej. Ii 10
.sid that the Maryland shareholders 90 not pay
.. literally for the capture Of their fugacious
property as they did i. more pslmy periods. bst
they still paw enough to induce the vigiiant
watching Of all the roads by which escapes might
De made. II is the nature Of the institution of
slavery 10 produce q numerous class OF whites,
.th nothing 70 co bu: to catch nggers.
sionai Republican.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

RscIPr FOR MAKING RHUBARB WTsy. - A
correspondent Of the Buck County I"t.H gencev
giver the foIo~ing recipe for making American
Champagne" or vine from the stalks Of rbeg.
barb or pie plant:
Cut the rhubsrb into small pieces, put il into
Just enough water tn keep il from burning, boil
quite tender. strain through a coar-e cloth. To
one gallon Of this liquid add two gallons Of "a.
ter; 10 each gallon thu, made. put four pounds
of sugar; f-rment in an open vessel forty eight
hours, then take of the scum. and add pint
Of be., brandy to every four gallons. sf,er .hich
put into sn air tight cask; then let il remain six
months und disturbed. when il viii be ready for
bo,rng In each bottle pus one rsisn, and seal
the bottle vel.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
For the Lansing Republican.
THE BATTLE FIELD.
BY AppiR

heard the roar Of cannon,
The sword was flashing there,
O'e, the sunny fields Of Sootherland,
IN the warm and fragrant air.
High sweiled the MARTA, music
Loud rolled the peAlIng drum
The gallant sieeds rushed onward,
Amid the deaf ming hum.
And loud, still louder grew the shouts,
And fierce. grew the strife
And brave men fell or either side,
Amid the drum and fife.
Yet onward, onward still they rush,
And falling ;hickly round,
Till with the dying and the dead,
Is covered all the ground.
looked again and all was still
The MONDAY sun was hot and red
The troops had left, but Soils mad rays
Shone nercely DER the dead
The scene is changed:-'tis ev'ning now,
The burning sun is gone,
Yet DER the battle fields Of blood,
The moonbeams shine upon.
Low sounds are murmured forth by those
Who lying midst the dead,
Have no kind friends 20 sooihe their woes
Or hold their dying head.
saw the father lying there,
No wife to cheer Linn now
No little ones TO lisp has bsme,
Dear father. Must you gos
The pale faced youth still vainly asks
For sister, or for mother;
And as he low repeats their names
He sadly breathes another.
looked on all these dreadful sights
Al least TO me II seemed
Until opened wide my eyes,
found that but dreamed.
And yet II was not all dream,
A battle had been fought
Meath the sunny skies o Switzerland,
The freemens blood was sought. .
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
WATER PRooY Boor SoLEs.-The New YOrl

WATER PRooT Boor SoLEs.-The New York
Tribune Gays:
If hot tar is applied to boot soles, it will make
them water proof Let it be as hot as the esth-
er will bear without injurv. applying it with
s~ab and drying it in by Ere heat. The opera
ton NAV be repeated two o. three times during
-:-.-- if nsc..s.ry. IL makes the -urfaov
of the leather quite hard, so that il wears longer
"a we'll as keeps out the water. Oil or grease
softens the sole and does not do much good in
keeping the water out. 1t is good plan to pro
vide boots for winter during summer. and pre-
pare the soies by tarring, as they will then be.
come before they are wanted 10 wear, almost q.
firm horn, and will wear twice as long ss
those unprepared.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

~ sARRETr has just returned from New York with
afse and elegant stock Of Millinery Goods TO which
sue isves the attention OF the ladies' of Lansing and
S'nhy, feeling conf lent that her STYLES and pri
cannot fai 10 be satisfactory BOnnets and Misses
s oieached and pressed into all the New and Fash
aaoie shapes, with neatness and dispatch Patterns
.as latest and most approved styles Of Mantillas
cAkins Jackets, Dresses sleeves Zouave and Bows
Sns, Se. &c Particular attention paid to Dress
us aooe on Machine in the cheapest and neatest man
:" Psslole Washington avenue, Lansing Michigan
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

VALUE OF Coal AsHEs.-A correspondent OF
the Dairy Farmer says:
"The only object which had in view at first
in using this article, was that Of absorbing the
liquid portions OF manure about the stables,
shich WAS done by scattering them upon the
lowest parts Of the Hoor every morning after
Cleaning out the stables, at which arrangement
the fowls Of the barn seemed perfectly delighted
as they Immediately commenced devouring Ger
tain portions of the ashes as eagerly rs though
it was corn; the result OF which has been that We
have been supplied With an unusual quantity OF
eggs during the winter season 4; as this article
most likely furnishes them With the necessary
material for forming the shell. The next advan
tage was that Of seeing the cattle take their pls
ces in the stable, without slipping and falling
As they frequently did before the ashes were
used"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
MARION HOUSE.

p. Angler. Proprietor, Jackson, Michigan. This
House has been enlarged redited and elegantly fur
nshet Regular Bosriers and Visitors can be accom-
INFLATED with good rooms. first class fare and all the
comforts OF Hotel life, At most reasonable prices. To
Transient guests the Marion House presents induce.
meats by way Of apartments large and well located
and furnished eeg intly thln those of any other
note IN this plrt OF the country The proprietor will
10 all IN his power TO make person at the Marion
nose comfortable. X. p. Angler Proprietor
:, u SEYMOrS, Head Clerk, formerly OF the Angler
noase, Cleveland, o. y. A Moss, steward, formerly
" ne 81 Jlmes Hotel, Buffalo " Y. lySSS
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WHERE Is YouR B,

WHERE Is YouR Bor I'VE - him last. late
in the evening. in the company of very bad boys,
and they each had cigar. And Gov and then
some OF them used very profane language. As
we looked At your son, We won dered if you knew
where he was, and with whom he associated
Dear friends. do not be 50 closely confined to
your shop, office or ledger, as TO neglec, that boy
DE will bring sorrow into your household, If you
90 not bring proper parental restraint to bear
upon bin. and that very coon. Sabbath and
public school teachers can help you, bu, you
must do most