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TWO VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE ON LONG TINE.
STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA, |


At A COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER sEs-
n sions begun and held for Wake County at the Court
House in Raleigh, the 8rd Monday of May. A. D. 1861
ThefOltoaOing proceeding rsrs had, to srt:
On motion, it is ordered that Of per cent be
laid the aggregate amount of each individuals taxes in
the County the preset year for the support of INDECENT
families Of Volunteers in said County during their service
the present And that they be collected and &C.
counted for by the Sheriff as other taxes. -
On notion the County Trustee is appointed receive
said taxes and account for the other public MONIES
and that he enter into bond in the of $4,000 with
good security for the faithful discharge of his duties and
that be be authorized borrow from time to time such
Of money be necessary for the support
of said INDECENT families Of Volunteers the present year.
not to exceed $4,000 and dsburse the upon the
rants Of ae Magistrates hereafter appointed superntend
the wants of said INDECENT families of Volunteers.
On motion, it ordered that Justices Of the Peace
in each Captains District be appointed superintend
necessary wants of said INDECENT families of Volunteers
and supply them with the necessares Of life and their
warrants jointly, accompanied with bill Of articles fur
nshed with the price Of each article also the number in
each family 20 the County Trustee for payment and the
said County Trustee is hereby authorized pay the same
and account for them as other taxes.
In obedience to the foregoing order the following JUS
tces OF The Peace were appointed their several Districts
10 wit:
Raleigh Dist. No /, B. Royser and JEFF Fisher Esqrs.
d" No Q, r. W Seawell and Jordan WOmble. ="
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Who CLAIM THE OFFICES I'VE observe that our
old friend, Mr. Robinson, late of the Goldsboro'
Tribune and the Rough Notes has become Asso-
ciate Editor of the State Journal He is a bold
writer In his salutatory, he makes the following
strange disclosure of the party programme:
1--WE have no desire to conceal, however, that we
think it the duty Of that power. whenever exer-
cised to remember those men who have so long
labored to place the State in its present position"
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Virginia Election.

The election in Virginia on Thursday last as ex-
pected, has gone almost unanimously for the ratii-
cation of the Secession Ordinance passed by the
Convention. No election on record, perhaps, pre-.
sents so entirely one.sded aspect this has DONE
Were the ratification of the Ordinance passed by
the Convention of this State on the goth, inst sub
mitted to the people, unanimity would be still great
er than in Virginia. By the way, however, we will
remark, that if the two naked Ordinances submitted
to the Convention by Messrs. Badger and Craige,
were simply read to the people and submitted to
them for ratification, Mr.. Badgers Ordinance would
sweep the State by two-thrds vote
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lectures the Convention as to its duty, urges it to
disband the present Legislative body, and recon-
mits itself to the cause of ad vdlOrem We have
clipped for insertion when have space its arti-
Gle showing that another extra session of the Legs-
lature is unnecessary
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WAKE COUNTY COURT, MAY TERM, 1861.
nRDERED THAT THE SEVERAL JUSTICES OF
" THE PEACE belonging TO each Captains Dis.
trct in this County, be required TO meet at their usual
Muster Ground Saturday. the LIST day of June 1861
the purpose of organizing the Patrols for each District
conformity the late Act of the special session of the Gen.
eral Assembly and that the Clerk advertise the in
the Raleigh Register, n. c. Standard and State Journal
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
May 9th, 1861. 5l-2t
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WARRENToN FEMALE CoLLEGE.-Rev. T. W.
Moore, of the n c. Conference, will preach the An
nual sermon to the young ladies on Wednesday
night of Commencement the 9TH of June.
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,pHCIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
a6e CASH systetz III papers discontinued at TIE
rtion Of tie tie far tohich they haee been paid Sub
,s iu Be Sottfe4 FouE WEEKS before their time is out,
cross MARK tss- pdpers and unless tie subscription
,.sed tie pseer oA be Discontinued. This IS q rule
f., Ohick tkers a Be depurtu. Watch for the crss
,.,,I aad rssesO ycur subscription.
Weekly StaR4srd s. per dRnuns, in adUance.
Str,;- Weekly, a per annun, IN advance
~ subscribers desiring their papers changed must
nt,ou the Post Office FROM we'll the to, which
,r desire the change to be made.
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To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-We have several articles
on hand, which are crowded out We will labor to
all, in their turn. The letter of our Whining
ton correspondent came to hand too late for our
last and too old for this ISSUE Our friends all
over the State would oblige US much by giving US
short letters, containing the latest news.
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ALL READY.-Prof Bledsoe. of the University Of
Va, one of the first men Of the country, has been
appointed Colonel in the yolunteer force Of Va.
He is graduate at West Point and served several
years 10 the United States army.
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FIRE.-About seven o'clock, this TUESDAY morn-
ing, we regret to record, the kitchen of Mr. James
Dodd, of this city, was burned to the ground. By
extraordinary efforts, his dwelling was saved.
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GENERAL NEWS.


LNcoLN's BLockADE.-A dispatch to the Charles.
ton Courier dated Savannah, Ga, May 81, ssystha
"the spanish bark Laura from Barcelona for Savan-
nah, was chased by the Harriet Lane to-day, from
daylight to midday, the Harriet Lane firing at her
all the time The Laura entered the Tybee when
the Harriet Lane turned Northward, and anchored
in nine fathoms Of water The Laura Is In the river
coming up unhurt."
The Memphis Appeal of the 18th instant reports
$500 Federal troops at Carlo (mouth of the Ohio0
nine hundred Of whom are on the sick list Tho
Appeal expresses the opinion that in August the
Lincoln troops will be routed "horse foot and drs-
goons," by fever. 81,
DPPERs.-A correspondent of Georgia paper.
says, We are to have no more Yankee Dppers;
let me suggest that we all commence the raising of
gourds" Water drinks as sweetly out of good
sweet gourd as from any thing if not sweeter; but
the Yankees shall not deprive US long Of cocoanut
shells, out Of which zoe can make clippers, if We
want them
FIRE-A destructive fire took place, at Nashville,
Tenn, on Sunday, the 10th inst.
Mr. FLoYD-Hon j. B. Floyd of Va, has beeu
appointed Brigadier General in the army of the
Confederate States. He is raising brigade in Va
Old Abe must keep sharp eye on his arsenals, ETC.
IRIsH.-The Irish Linen makers are complaining
heavily Of the cutting off of their large trade with
the United States, by the war.
IL is reported tnaL OeneralS h9rney ana Pr1ce, OF
Missouri, have agreed that there shall be no further
disturbances in that State. Price is to maintain
order among the people, and Harvey is to make no
further military movements. 1t is also stated that
pledge had previously been made to support all Of
Lincoln's measures. -.>
BAcoN-There is at this moment million and
half pounds of bacon in the town of Jackson, and
yet late friends of the North pretend to believe
they starue into subsection to the domination
of the Black Republican rule at Washington
Vest Tennessee Wing.
The Richmond Dispatch says:-"The prepare
tions for the defense of Norfolk of the most
plete character and our sesboard city, which babe
defiance to the British in the late war; is now able
to laugh to seorn the Yankee invaders. We learn,
also, that the batteries the York and the James
are of very formidable character, and can sink
with ease any feet that would be foolhardy enough
to attempt the passage Of the river
Two Columbiads, weighing $4,000 pounds each,
reached West Point, Sunday, all the way from Rich
mond. They are defined for Pensacola
The Washington Republican, Lincoln's organ,
intimates that if Kentucky secedes the Government
will subjugate her at the point of the bayonet.
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The Convention- Monday.

The length of Saturday. proceedings exclude the
proceedings of Monday. They will appear in our
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federate Flag, which was fyisg over the building.
Mr.. Jackson the proprietor Of the Marshall House;
resented the insult and shot the offender, killing
him instantly. 81. :.
Mr.. jackson was afterward discovered, and cut to
pieces by the sabre bayonets Of the Zouaves.
Mr.. Jackson died nobly defending his flag, md
Virginia should erect monument to his memory.
the first to volunteer his services to Lincoln, and
went to New York, where from the ave Points and
other snke Of pollution in that ungodly city, he
enlisted band Of desperadoes, to invade Southern
fresides and Southern soil. This speedy check to
his dsgracefu career will be hailed with universal
satisfaction from Maryland to the Rio Grande.-S.
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LOST.

II OST IN RALEIGH OR BETWEEN RAJ.
IL EiGH and the Falls Of Neuse River Ton Wednesday,
May 22d) large LEATHER POCKET BOOK, contain ing
sundy accounts in favor of Forest Manufacturing Comps
Ey. Any finding the above viii be rewarded By leav.
ing at the Mills of the Forest Nanufscury Company
at Messrs. williams and Haywood Drug Store in Raleigh.
W. b. REID.
May 9th, 1861. Silt
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Treasury Department, n. CT
0-1I

Treasury Department, n. CT -
Mug eth, 1891 :
UNHE INTEREST FALLING DUE ON THE
debt of the State of Nerth Carolina will be paid dur
ring the present difficulties of the country Bank of
at Raleigh instead of the Bank VI the Re-
public, New York.
D. W COURTS, Public Treasurer
Rales May 9th, 1851. 5l-tf
TWO VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE ON LONG TINE.
nNE ON INDIAN CREEK FIVE MILES EAST OF
" Perote and ten miles from depot the Mobile and
Grard Railroad, containing $50 land 500 clear
ed and in high state of cultivation This place level
well waered, and altogether of the desirable plan.
tations in South Eastern Alabama.
Another plantation mile of Perote, containing 100
of very rich land 400 cleareds necessary i'm
provements
will sell with these places fodder stock, plsnta
ton TOOLS &C. the whole payable three and four years from
lst January next. C. W. JONES,
PERoTE, Pike Co., Ala.
May 29th 1861. 5I-3m.
, 1861-04-18

~ GO RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMEN9
1he only direct 1cuta to Bounlncton Hp11ugdaIA
Alton and st. Louis WITHOUT CHANGE Or CAR8
Trains leave Chicago ncm West Side Union Dspo<
as fQlluYS:
, 1861-04-18
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THuRBDAY, APRIL Is, 1851.

i: ia cH1oA Go Resr orF1oE.;': !: Is: ]: !: !:
Daily Arrivals and pepartare= Of Mail
-,
, 1861-04-18

TAG1AR RT & FAR Hs6 PATENT.
ae xse happy say TO the thousauds whc arc Using
s1t 1ne tnoSsan{da S. d. tst w1st 1hs4 faat
HIVE IL md III peIso2s sailing or using teem are
Ar siscs5cs 81 IL now JUST where "a want them in
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, 1861-04-18

Etatiu,u..
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y !: ASD ,ss!z=
WESTERN: 2: 8 !: EXPRESS. q, !, !
.a:a*e = l.. /: ::
TIE WESTERN TRAHsPeRrATIoN CO.,
Having made arrangements to run thair Iaks eseam
1fopeAsfs On altssnate daya with thosa afths
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Michigan Central Railroads..
Numbering 2 nrst e1.ss staunch nd .tronr ,tr.,.r.
saa s2RRsss e II Ps 4sas
q ss. ssS t.
13o ooana1Boats.:
ofthe c1asa, stx of which lsave Yore IND
Rss4 Rs ~. s:s enssssE :; + Ba.q a. x
pers Embellishments for their patronage,
TEE WHsT1RN EXPRESS.
g. foyEsa @ eaa a,p epssstsa y IT. vi.
sss e lss 5 Spee4 IL as
The Upper Lake Lt4s Daily.
". T. Co. sTsAhnzs. RC.&C CLn1 srxAxxsa.
1onassaadas Fountain CITY,
Free State, weaona,
Mohawk Mendota~
Plymouth, Evergreen City,
Neptune, Galo1a.
MAY Flower, Chicago. =
-, s;ss s deck s e gssa and teot q N
Es5 sss 5ts5 q
5s Ks Rss Ra1a "a !; r. pq Ghcags
:: The Det..oat Line DafRy. :,
.~. Via North shore Direct
VT. Co. STEAMER. W.L Co. s4x44xss,
1aIssouf1, Dunkirk,
Illinois, Concord.
Omar Pa4ha.
hssXtnE II The deek Erie B..in every evening at
ny's Office, Ec!a Basin. Nff@' ~ oe eo"p&-
Toledo, Sn1adusEy and Gree,s
Bay Lt,se.
cxsrRAI RA11RoAD srxAnx4s.
Equator, Equinox
Araxeas Euphrafe&,
Ec11pBes Comet.
Rocket, Marquette.
Cuyahoga, Oronte8.
d9st dsa9ytn ~ te dock at EE,e Basin oe!eck For
fbos Of Michigan street.
C{erela,.d and Erie Fine.
=. VT. Co. s1xAxrxs.
Mary Stewart, ): Saginaw,
sa spp5 PF e bF :. poER EaSt oF Fes
street aud .: the u. i. Coz oMes. Els BAIL
For bills lsdlng aud contracts BY Canal or Railroad
apply to the following Agents:
v6!51 EVERETT cLAPr, Agent No. coenues Slip, Esx
n HUgA ALLEN, Freight AGENT No. / coenttes Sip,
FL PETE1ss EdE Fz't Agent Assor Rouse \. York
So. LEASE, Agent 1l3 Pier, Albany, n. T.
+ 4; GElsW pLDt Freight Agant. lS1 Rl7ef stfeet,
iHnKp A GO, Hurts DOCK. Detroit Mich.
u ef!sa FhsefS assss R2se sa Basssn Mss
.JNo. ALLEN, Jr., Pros.
Manager, Erie Baatn, Buffalo.
CONSIGN EES.
R2SssH R2S2 sfFsIE 7 sMfa alsyesn 1 fesss SatS on.
JeHx 5M: YAs9 H:4NS xseaesfS sos Eits' of!s. p
RRETGoS RETTeiS, ! pFS;5 KATM9Sn; a6 Raeias wls
J.F. kIKKLANDt sheboygan. VII.
RICHMOND & TuTTEE, Agents,
ap6-ei57,ssn Foot Of State steees Chicago
, 1861-04-18
:::ItuaS&H.
HUPTURES CURED
HARD RUBBER RIGGS TRUSS /

I1H 1E1es unlike 81 others sveF
4sSA hcan u construction and mate .ns
I'll UpeA not coastsutly press on the fuptufa. nc
faeTe o{ Givs cal for truss for Ike NOS nassea
t - p9t psseaes Y four paces bringing Eae S
e 4. Doesnot TIE oodER
sIKsys easan ssa ayeE sos or eorroaesA .enanf
fS1f H1g aTa1s fns 4 Is The ONLY
who hare M eu1efsd wlta DC aIser7 of rupture a
~ 1S1Si o. ns Rigs illustrated
iS9s nasss IN Ss e. + sfn IT,, g Ee
taon Of oase u = b aRELKY. s1is aas 61 Excsust9s
Agent fur the Western btatet e@eA
01ane. ~ Lake saxess. koon 10, L {upk pktasrhl. z,
g. ,l Ee1 IS. ehel xrsda .nfp;pssd II New
, 1861-04-18

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND

MICHIGAN CENTRAL ANO
IVE IEEsT WESTERN CANADA, KAILwAYA
Winter ArFhn& eHzfMta-.
Txn.ra .eaTe TN Great Ce4t.l DePat; ;Ecot Of LskH
. street, Ck.caSr:,'N = =.
8n1A x-iI5hsqlnX Express i5,adays 9IsepItdl
arffve at Det.6tt Els r. 4 erspenston EstaEk
S0oA VI Aihany 800 2. Mi EeN 9pzk 1o-2
at1 xN-Ntw Tofk sid Ho5tDu &1f9H94t {t1E9ga
Eaturdayl AtEi1a at Deernl1 gu i. NJ sQ4-
ee1Eioa Httxa Of Buffalo Cd: I. =. Aloan@
a.. 1Dp4. Il, View York Z. 20 \. ~ Ro:ion noG9.
Ac1 l. NI11sio1nli E<DTeSa ept enEdaY.
to EiEeaurau in Is hruEa-'. = =. - =.
SC3 F. AL aast la.4af1tta xIpxss: s9SSrl%
Sstu1dayJ t1r5jge q c1as asf1eat1 II = ao1ts. 70
lm,x-ol F01;as1a1 ssta15sy j. 20 si5 70 H:aa au.da1
~ p.ssat ashs sas119 " 81 Sa1a { o. atsht trains
4Saf tssIa so5Eeets IA;ia with ne Ba1alo
vi ~ - Hnrnw EaifVsy Ipr BEt.lo aad al pchf8
aa1 1sAe Ta.artn VIA tic Grand Trunk Railway y
Ki1nSssnn a1a m sSsaaE2af, acst=: Bav asaa.
saifn and N;tns ~ 4hrc1o, 7s': -~Es
t5tes III 1a North aEd Wsat, and " tho CufnuaNyA
aaee, corner 4age md Dearborn tueesa, and ~ e,a
d=po' ess y !; A EH II. RICE. szpesiate .deat.-
= f l. SAxaaEz. Haahfa1AzsGk 4 - = ses3 {
, 1861-04-18

Through tfatss a1r7e at Calraso At 80 ~ apd 10
IN Joliet and W1utrgtca Accommodation ieave
Chicago at &1 r. 4. dsily Ssxcept AnndAyl axrtve ID
i Elesant eleepiag Carr on all night usdna
CONNECTI0NS@AtC ChenoA with 1ezanspoEs, Peo.
ria and Burlington Railroad for Logaaspor Peoria
Galssburg and BurlsSton. At Bloomington With Mf
Great Western Raiisea! Of Illinois fef Jeeksonvtl1s.
Maple. and Quincy q! s. Lona nth Pacing Ratlroaa
Is1t2stenz lndspePasass. Stsy sd IssEsa
Hudson aud ST. Joseph, and With Iron Aountzin RatE
road for Pilot Knob aud Southern Missouri With Rata.
road Line Of Steamers On tle mississippi R1ser dsk
Memphis Vlcksbu-r and New Drleaas-
For through uckeu apply At ths Companya 0Eea
Tho 1Aav rx1 A3at1AN
, 1861-04-18

nISSOLUIION.-The co-partner.
- ship heretofo.e existing between Henry F. Ell.
dred and Andrew 7. Ring under the nsme and hrm Of
EdFed KtnC tn the lumber business, il this day Dis
eolyed hf mutual consent The business in future will
b carried On ct their old stand corner Twelfth and
ClasE st,ss:S n FL by A Henry EldFed as usual an bust
Il F. ELDRED,
Hp1SSt A. 7. KING.
, 1861-04-18

GUNS EGUNsl i-GUNsiI!--
~ a1na Rifles, Pistols; oo1ts Al.
;g9txef. Bowls KntyeA TeutS Rtckk Nh&9
ei1 e9sSM I+Sa. Fena y ted seslss B1&9keta I'D
1 Eags ~ aqqE3N1itlon ge1satsll7 IAGsatW ~ W
e, = 4e1aA Shirt r. seEs 4Eenf 4pr A@E ..,,+-
, 1861-04-18
CHICAGO b NORTHWEST

--.e-- nHaEET ROUTE
e IE. EoSa9ld; se:Git m FreeGert Jsoe4T1ns GalanA
Green Bay. Berlin f1pu7a. L. tsraaSn. at fsul DC,
On and after Aonaa5 Huf7Eas-- 9aII IafU trxts1
leave, VII:
Sid r NJ fnr ,Iaaestile ard W4T Stations.
fE-xA1uaEI tickets can b. purchased at All l1AlSoA&
of1cao Dearborn street. or 6t Passenger staaoHa.
EED- l. DUNLAP, Superintendent.
E. DE- WITT RontrsoK. Gen1 T.ckst AG't eolsay
, 1861-04-18
INSURANCE.


OF NEW YORK,
On the th1rty.1rst day of December 1861 made 10 ihc
Auditor Of the State Of Illinois,
, The nsne the company Is tha Mercantile Mn,rfl
Insurance Company. located at the city Of New Ii
in State Of New York.
The amount OF ts capital stock is Six Hundred n,
Forty.Stx Thousand -Four Hundred Dollars ar, II
paid up.
Cash On hand or in hands Of Agents .-.
Or ri 613
, 1861-04-18

Cash On hand or In hands Of Agents
:. Or other persons, - ~ 49,, -. $a.s7s 81
Bonda owned by the Company IS
per vouchers accompan, Ing. to
New York City six pc. cent stock, seooe
New York stats 6ve psr cent stock '1a,V8 /.
Boef - nxspsss wseF lesR Com
viii 1asea1eh Gas Light company -
Hudson R.vef r. n bonds of1s7s, Sd -''0''
moriSasc sGven per cent -,....... 1H,0u
New York City Bark Stock 49,. l6sao
Other stocks oVnedby TIT Company 24.,o :. p: :.
Total 5eaas a sA:ss saa stoets Isf1et s''
Bends and moitssse sSo % o
Loans payable ou temand secured
Rtsgs dS sSd1s S5 s;oss a9a st
Bi1is IT, feee;ys6,s SS,!sG;s6, I'D pncai,,ta1 b
s.!sases md snndly ciuims due the sts sss IS
soFR owned by the coasp.E1...:: Aia.S5 ZIG q
.: 1t,nn,rzv. sll@3s7s y
~ hente ~. Utilities, due or not due
~ esuA ar tthtr credftofS-uonG, -
i1ssset - ssset adjusted and due, .......-... $9H 8
~ -se1 adlus stcd and not due 2du5 n
Iesses @ i saepsnse waiting Tor III: *s
Al ipsE etneeF eFeas @ against tho Comps %
Total Liabilities. cs.............- Stnsse 20
M q 2; R,,r, y; ,1ST1H e T11da AEent, As'15,,n.
ORIGINAL:
ICetacats to e1plre en- the slss day Of January lss
| AUprzoRs Qrf1cx srAfx or IL11NoIA1
, 1861-04-18

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ QUINCY RAII.KOD
Passenger Trairs iea7s and as7fYa Enlc4xo ~ a,1.
!ew: A.u lsaTes st - 49, tsaads2s e1feRted3s
IaaEea ct SIS NJ tes.ucdays e1certed]: srryes II
lis tMondays excepted. Aurora Accommodated
leaves ar 450 Il, {Sca4aTs sxEepted aZr1Tea u 1a
l. r. fssturtsy sIceEt5L
, 1861-04-18
tAas. SAass eoasGiboH. edisGi Raestrs11-
& 3. MASON, Superintendent.
c. WHEELKR. Gent Ft Axeek,
JO8EPH PEICE, Treasurer. del
RAIL-

1eso-.-....- Winter Arrangement. ........18&
On and kanr Monday, April 18TH, $50. srsaus VIZ
Water STeeta - -,
$50 4. H. <senda7s ezcepted} arriving 81 Peoria At @
F:a4 St. Louis !1t1 P. ~ Cairo 4:a6 l. H.
AeRptis 3;o0 r. Il. New Orleans IN g houHr
eaf. H. ss1ftagB exctccpsedf. a7r4ye IN St Louts ~
l15G l. r. Cairo r.. H., New Ur1tAHA IN
30 houu3
1ra1na arrive In Chieazs at:
7le l. =. Aa3 $50 En- (sundays sxceptad>
On Saturdays N Aeeommod1tton Train Viu be rus
10 Urb1la, leaving At e-H1 r II
through tickets for all tmlE,-tant points South ana
Southwest for Hle st the or1oa u Ne Company IN h
afaas Central Dcqct-
Y. r ARTHUR, e<u guqt
, 1861-04-18

oujnx 4 III fellow, named ::ElSond Thorpe,
Qf Carlow, VA eouztlng d etott4a
The national Republican., 1861-12-06
CUR BOSTON, VIA NEWpOIiT AaD
Il FALL RIVER.

by the splendid and superior steam. -
ere NJ ETR POLLS, EMfIkE ,SNS25 =
STATE, BAY STATE and STATE OF MAINE,
of great strength and speed but particularly ped
to the navigation of Long Island Sound. running In
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad distance of 81 miles only 70 Boston.
Leave Pier No 8, n orth river near the Battery.
The steamer ENTIRE STATE, Capt. Brayten,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock, p.
NJ, touching at Newport each way.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satu urdays, At O'Clock,
p. NJ, touching ut Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with commodus state.
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of passengers, who afforded by this route
nights rest board and. arrival nj Fall river,
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un-
til starting OF the accommodation at A. M, by
which they may reach Boston about 8l5 A. NJ.
baggage master Is attached to each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the came to its destination.
A steamer runs, in connection with this line, be
tween Fall river aud Providence daily. rxcept Sun
days.
Freight 10 Boston Is forwarded through with great
dispatch by an Expre,s Train, which leaves Fall
river. every morning, Sundays excepted, at ~
O'Clock, fer Boston aud New Bedford arriving at itj
destination ut about II A. NJ.
FOR freight or paI sage, apply On board, or atthe
Office on Pier No. 8, North river For state-r .om
and berths, apply on board, If desired to securt
them in advance, TO
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aug lift 10 and Il West street N 7.
The national Republican., 1861-12-06
From Hon. harIes olason, late Com m iS-
siOaer OF Patents.
I'M y . II
adams Express Company"

This Company oleTs to the public " Unequaled
Advantages fer the safe and Quick Dispatch" Of
Heavy Freights, Packages, Valuables, Money, 60,
nc TO all parts Of the Unites States
Express es to ami from he North and est depart
from and arrive in Washington twice dpily. Al Il
Expresses are in charge Of ezpereeed and reliable
Messengers.
All Packages for :" The Soldiers" carried at " One
Hall our usual rates.
All goods fer the called Gontedera,es States -
and all articles COntruband OF War; will be Re
yUsED.
Our Expresaes leave New York at l,5 and Z. M. :,
arriving X Washington at A Nj. and 80 =. NJ.
Expresses leave Philadelphia al 6.$H A. Nj. and 10
NJ. arriving in Washington $50 p. NJ and A. N.
Expresses leave Baltimore AZ i.Z0 A NJ. and 8 46
T.. arriving In Washington at 9 A. n. and $50
Exp esses for all points North and West leave
Washington daily at 80 A. NJ anu 2 80 I. NJ.
Special Contracts for arge quantities of Freight
can be made on application at this Office.
All goods called for and delivered free of extra
charge. Z. W. PARSONS,
Superintendent Adams hxpress Co.
Washington, August %, '6l hug2S-lm