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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27

A PoLrTIcAL REFUGEE.-The United States have
long been an asylum for the oppressed of Europe
fleeing from the clutches of its despotisms. They
are called upon to afford retreat for political
refugees from the despotism which has been erected
on their own SOIL and by portion of their own peo-
pie. The Nashville Patriot says it republished, q
few days ago, an article from the Atlanta Intelli.
qencer denouncing Mr. j. A. Stewart for the ex-
preston of certain opinions against the government
which has been improvsed for the seeded States,
and declaring that all such men must be expelled
from the community peaceably or forcbly. The
article of the Integencer caused the Mayor to hold
an inquest upon Mr.. Stewart and his opinions; and
having satisfied the nquiston that he was not very
dangerous, he was graciously permitted to remain.
He is not yet political refugee, but he must not
any more follow the example of the Disunionists in
these United States and dare to denounce the gov
eminent provided for him. As Mr.. Yaucey would
say, he must keep paddock on his month"
Mr.. Yancey once lived in Wetumpka, Ala. He
had law partner there, R. s. Tharen, ESQ During
the Presidential canvass last year. Mr.. Tharen co.
operated with the conservatives against the disunon
precipitators Subsequently to the secession of AL
ALBANIA, he gave expression to the opinion that the
non-slaveholders in the State would not be benefit
ted by the dissolution Of the Union and that If they
were allowed the independent expression of their
views, they would be found on the side Of the Union.
He went further, and like the Disunionists attemnt
ed to get up organization to give practical force
to his views This was too much. The Disupion
lists might getup leagues to break up the Union. but
it would not do for Mr.. Tharen to get up league
to save the Union. The devil was to paw, imme-
diately. Mr.. Tharen was placed in the hands Of
the Regulators, tried, and expelled from the State.
being denied the privilege even Of visiting his wife
and children before he departed. He is now polit-
ical refugee, and has found an asylum from oppres
sion under the flag Of the free, the star-spangled
hammer - RieAn0nd Whi0 s.s,, III, re- 20
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27
4s,6o3
46,409

The return from the county Of Davie had not been
received, and consequently is not included in the
above The vote in that county was 263 and 734
against Convention; this added would increase
the majority against the Convention to 666.
Some of the presses in the State, though earnestly
devoted to the preservation Of the Union regret this
result but we are inclined to think that the people
have made proper decision The policy OF the
new Administration is not yet sufficiently developed
to enable Convention to act understandiugly; and
to "watch and watt for while would in our opin-
ion work no detriment either to the honor or the
interests of the State If the North continues to
fuse proper guarantees for the rights justly claim
we can dissolve our connection with them as we'll
six or twelve months hence, or ut any future time,
as now. Too much haste might involve the State
in large expenditures without securing any of the
advantages for which the South is contendng. We
think appearances indicate peaceful termination of
existing difficulties; and We have good hope that no
long time will elapse before shall returning
that "more perfect union which the founders of
the Republic so earnestly labored to accomplish, and
all the stars again shining in one glorious galaxy
But the result of the election for delegates to the
Convention shows . much stronger anti-secesson
feeling in the State than is manifested by the vote
on the Convention question. 1t appears, well as
can now be ascertaned, there are eighty Union del
egates elected and forty secessionsts-two to one;
and this we Jake to be about the true expression of
the feelings of the people
The State Journal classes the delegates elected as
46 Southern Rights, % conditional Submissionists,
and 50 Submissionsts This is mistake; there
are no submissionists as far as we know, in the
Union party in the sense in which the Journal uses
the word. The Union men will be found to be as
jealous supporters of the rights of the South the
most impetuous of the fire-eaters but more rational
in their mode of securing them.-Hil lsborough Re-
corder.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27

WORM RExExsERIse.-Iti is not what we earn.
but what We save, that makes us rich. It is not
1t is not what we read but what ws remember. that
makes Us learned DOR ., H. -. =
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27

The CONFERENCE.-THE another column to-day we
give the returns of the votes cast in the several coun
ties of the State, as published in the proclamation
of the Governor for and against Convention sum-
med up as follows:
No Convention, 46,603
Convention AZ, 400
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27

E John Sherman has bean elected to tho q. s.
Senate from Ohio IN place Of NJ. Chase. Lad ..
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27

MExBERs OF THE CONVENTION OF 1s35-The Fay.
ettevie Observer adds to our list the names of the
following gentlemen, members of the Convention of
1885, still living We thought it more than pro-
bable that our list was not entirely correct The
O6sercer says: -
"In addition to the above we add, as still living,
Joseph White Of Arson, Frederick j. Hill and VIM.
mond, John W. Powell of Robson, Gen. Alexander
Gray Of Randolph, John B. Martin of Montgomery.
81 out Of 1l6 large proportion to be living at the
end of 2e yeaFsthe members being generally elder
" men at that time" tr. 'l 7s- .yri ~
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27

lis, e4 l-.n,s.., l.sa5- sg ,ba4:a - 4,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
Died.

BFEKFN-In Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon, June NJ
1 and snd. The family arc r,spectfal, invited TO
attend tho funeral fom hi, late residence NJ lo Midsh
BiiSs2on eGnesdsy April 10, l0e OF cholera at Allabs
bad Iudia Charles b. Of tho Rev seth bs' OF New"
BoSWoRfII2ln thi.cy. Wednesday Juue Mary Alice,
infant daughter OF H. s. and Julie! Ada Bo'"oh aged yes
pR anVIn Wi,.n.bursh on Wednesday June s. Mary, the
beloved vie Of Patrick Brady aged q years. months and 10
cR1EDAL-M hi. reienee, in Orange, schqylsr cooaty
r. y on Saturday. March ~ 1861 Of bronchitis, Azsfish
Crauda. csq Ia the 10Th year Of his age
Mr. C'anda elected Justice Of tue Peree @ aud bad en-
nmsl, snd TO the ati.iaetion Of the peoIs lima Mimi,
G,EVpSln d bis CITY on wedne.day June aaor short
but severe Less Ann wife Of John uaNcy in the Joth year
uAr-is ,h. city, on Thur,dsy June G. N. Coleman Hart
son Of r. iisr OF Mount Ki.co WcS.ehoste County aged
Hi iyc, and friends ara invited attend bis funeral si the
nous Of his uncle Dr. Edward Dson No ~ Fith syenue'
Iii. remain, will be Inferred ut Mount hi'eo W''ehe'''f
ii. residence. in Chelsea W. on Sunday 'Sn' in
the 8ld year bis age, Harry Hale, ESQ ,., Id.
ORISnhis ci.y on Wedne,d,y Juuo3 Marie Justine WHO
Tste 1uI nsV CIV ea "Wednesday June Joseph
Wly only child Of A. A. sDd Annie Paddock aged year.
sTERLEi"oS Sunday April 2s at Vernon onsId. County,
Lol,c shter Of Jacob and Louisa stee' @s'a So'
SHANNON this city, MSnd.y !sHS so5s AGgs ss.nnSS Sa%s
stiirHARD"Ia this city on Monday June stephen Henry
shphard, only OF John aud h1sate 'npS,r L. s..rh,
sssd % years. month. and ss day. c,,,.d,,
sJfYDAN-lu this city on Saturday, June .aho - -
serlroy wifi Of Rdger Suydam Ia the 3o,h year ol M A
THURST,jNAt Brevue. Phlade'phpA tho h en 10, y,
DEBORAH X. Wharton. Joseph H. ihu''''"' ~ ~
hi. uge p-u.~,> an Seventh dsy the
rh inst at 4 O'Clock p. M - ~, L.. q M,s Ann w,C.
TAYLoR-In this city, on Wednesay 1uno - ''~ 'A' ~
OF the late Benjamin Taylor, aged - yn" a.,., vn..
Aged 70 years. ,.x, a. ,.na IN. 6,r,,al on
E,ias, J.rs O'Clock, at ~ late residence, No u m'u
siscei.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
MRS w1NSLOw AGAIN:

Mr.. WINSLOw old and experienced nurse hs' aeVo'eo
herself for NOR. than thirty years exclusively to the care o
children She has SOOTHING SYRUP for children tee'hing
which we believe invaluable preparation not only if
children teetbug but in all Of Dysentery or Dsrrhes
We speak Of whs. know, when say this sOoIhlNO
SYRUP acts like perfect charm in the above cases.
witnessed the most satisfactory and pleasing results from the use
of IT, uoon suffering infants and children In great vAnety of
c, IL gives universal satisfaction perfectly safe Tor the
feeest infant pleasant the taste We sincerely oeeVe
the mother Who has suffering from OF the above com
tants aud negec provide this medicine for Its ee sua
1. depving the little sufferer OF the remedy Of 'e
xd hest calculated to give il rest, and restore to health.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
MRS. wINSLOw vs.. CRYING chill
DREN.

Are YOU disturbed at night broken sf your rest bya sick
ohd suffering crying with the eXcrucis,rg pain OF cutting
teeth co. 60 and bottle OF MRS "lNsLO"o
SOOTHING SYRUP IL will relieve the poor little sufferer
immedsteydepend upon i there is no mistake about H.
Theye Is not mother earth who has used who VIII
not tell you ut CO that it viii regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother relief and health to the child operating
Ike magic perfectly safe use in all cases and pleasant
to the taste the prescription Of one OF the oldest and
bes, female ph, cans in the United staie Pce
rs cents Oce No u CedsTs NewYork Sold everywhere
During the thirty years unprecedented ard increasing popu
l,rity Of MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, innumer'
able COKDALs and other prepared by petendeo
NJ Ds have sprung up and lived but mushroom existence
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly increasing
iu popularity and become a household word. and
THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS THANK
MRS WINSLOW
for The health Of their children by the OF her invaluable
article.
Beware Of Countefits
None genuine unless fac sinae Of CURTIS PERKINS
New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists througho the world
Principal Office No 10 Cedar-st Eew-York
Price only % cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
A PERFECT CHARM.

MRS wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP certainly does as
che name implies soche" the little sufferer into quiet nSo
rel sleep which swakes nygorated and refreshed Anu
Ter the cure Of diseases incident to the period OF ehn n
o. Dysenery Dsrrhea Wind Collie &C., we have mover seen "
equal.
We have always been and still opposed to the practice
drurrnc infants This article has deeeriOu' ene' "nS
ever and from our experience 1--WE speak sdVd5 we
have every confidence in it, heartily recommend to oil
,o,h Take our sd,ice-use it-and you will ss strongly
recommend it 10 others have TO you
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
CHINA.
MARKsE ID.

BARTLETT-HUBBLE-On tuesday, June Z, by the Rsy r
A Fosl. d. D. ia. Hon Homer Bartlett OF boston, g. Mrs
Louisa Hubble daughter Of the ia,e VIM 70" ;sT Of AOIy
BIRD HO0E-On Iursday June 4, by the Rev. Nn Ban
rd Do James Bird Maize l.. Hogo younses, daughter
Of 4 S Hogc all Of this city. ~
CARPENTt H-MCkAi-l Jersey cry on "wednesday, June
D IL, the Rev W n. PBImy, Capt, George Carpenter 70
.e daughter Of James Mckay, esq OF ssn Francisco Cal
Son Frinc,co pspeis please copy. 81, n,
IDntEIYDI'->EAnY-ln tuis city by the Rev Boyce,
Peter Corteyou OF B.ookyn TO Miss Ro'e se.ry of Ne"
YORK ~, r.
Rason Suh ]. BeeAman James Of PoushteeP'c to Lime
B Gardner oi this city. -
NOR RaS~McINIYRE-On Monday. June ?, BY the Rev. Dr.
McC arie. f. Moran ~ M. Mary Louisa daughter oi
Joau Mclntyre OF this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
meoitdl.
ITIMELY WARNlNG.-Eyery mother should be

vI,IMELY WARNlNG.-Everym mother should DO
prepareStO act the capacity of both nurse and phS''
40 her children she can she will discharge those duties nucn
,,v on, seean euplOy Ii she not she ought
TO know there is Medicine prepared by an OLD nurse
male physician stood The test OF many many years
and /. the most perfect thing earth for children
sso cures Wind Collie Dysenery DisTrhea and sure 10
late the bowels We say every mother do not let your own
preudices or the predce of others stand in the way 0
relief that will be sdre-yes absolutely sure-to folio" 'ne ~
o. MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP. hi' sold every
,vbere at Is cents bottle Office No ID Cedar't Newton
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHAJIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

Rv the nee ofthe.e pills periodic attacks NERVOUS or Ss
e1afhs nav prevented and taken at the commencement
Of All attack immediate relief from pain and sickness viii be
obtsined
Trey seldom fail In removing the Nausea and Hedddohs t
which fen,sles subject
They gently upon the bowels removing Co''reHe"
For Literary Men Stuie Deo>to Females and AL persons
se1enf1ry hab they valuable LdIdfs improving
the appetite; giving and r9or to the digestive organs AM
natural elasticity AID strength OF the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long Investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been In use many
years curing which time they have prevented and renewed
vast amount Of psi aud suffering from Headache whether o'S
int In the system from dernsed state o. '
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composon ana NAV Nv
taken all times with perfect safety without masnEsny change
Of diet and The of any ddg'eedbf taste 'e"de
70 admili5ier them 10 chRfrsH
BEWARE or COUNTERFFITS.
The sepu,ns have tive signat Of HENRY L. SPALplNo
on each Box
Sold by Druggist, and all other Dealers ia Medicines
A Bo1 will be sent bv mail prepaid on receiPtoi1hs
PRICE. IS CENTS.
All uordeu should he addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 40 CedAI-st, New.Ycrk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
ISOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. loOl
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACk ROUTE.
The eapac, Of Road equal t. any ia I've country
The GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST.

Office No. | Astor House, corner "i y esey 81
Facilities for III. OF Passengers 20 and nom Gin
cnnaii Chcsgo st. Louis 81 Paul Nashville Memphis New
Oresn, and al other D .is We4 Nm 'h.West aud
ed for speed aud comfort BY r"u'e
Through usin for the We,t leave New York foot OF Court
Morning ~ press, Evening Express H.
q a ~. hon 'su.e place. VA Al cot W. n.i.y At
Psburgh 40 day aud connecting there With all west
ern tT,hs
Sleeping and smoking csrs on al the trains ,
Fare always low, and the time "qaeh by any other
By this route Freishs OF ell description. be forwsrdedto
and rom sDy point Railroads uf Oo Kentucky, Indians
Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa OF Missouri, by RAILROAD Dl-
REC or 70 sny port tbs navisbls rivers OF the West by
,t,sincrs from fitt t.burgh -, ,,,,
bs rr,s of Freight and from point of the Wes, by tho
Ra ad al times favorable as charged
by Other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers ntru.
s The their Frrh, to this Company can rely
with confidence its speedy transit ,,,
Thi. Company also maintains AZ Ensrsn Accommodation
m.je OF half tho hrscla.. rates
oST.,s L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor House
LEIGH 4 Ca, Freight Agents. s,h yyu,,.. .,
No A.tor lIou.e, and No south WlIliamsl ~
"opoHAh" No Battery. place
EN0CH LEWIS, 0enerai spP't, A'O0us, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
WHEN WE SAY

That MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP acts like
charm the language OF every person VINO
ever used it for children for all diseases incident to the pc
rod of teehug such Dysentey and Darrhea Wind Conc
and Cholera Inantum 1t will produce quetude aud relieve
al suffering ad the infant will awake uvgoTated and eiesheu
aud no. with the dull and supeing effects Of preparations OF
opiu Sold everywhere 25 cents per bottle. Office No. 10
Cedar.sk. Neu.York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
DRoPOsALs FOR A LOAN OF slOOO,OOO.
II OFFICIAL - -.

SpriSGrIEip Illinois. May IS, 1861.
Se.d proposals viii be received at hs ONCE OF the Treasurer
Che State sf Illinois in the City Of Springfield, Illinois, until
u O'Clock the fifth day OF June lso and a. hr
O'Clock moor Of the dsy Of July 1861 orOne Million Dollars
th Stock the State Of illinois, to be ssued in ace Hdahee
with an sc o. the Irgnnre entitled An act ceeti'g war
ud aud 10 rrnyidr for auditing all account, and disbursements
nader the cali for volunteers" approved May 1861 The
stock thus he reimbursed the pleasure OF the state al
III. year Lord l7 ln the City OF Newly orf to bH
interest the of six cent p-r annnm rom the hT gay
C uy 1861 In paysbe In the CITY Of New loft aud 10
pop, attached the st M"ndsy January aud July
of each wear ~ aiuouSts 80 follows to Wit; , d,
Two hundred fifty Thousand dollar bonds tope hundred
dollars each Two and hftJ thousand dols In bonds
of five hundred as each and hve hundred thousand doa
in bono of on hyu. and dollars each
The offered for each hundred so.
and the denomnati ot bid ioI ana uh DC
without reference the oilers One crnt OF
offered be deposited with some bank Ia le
CITY of Sprip sded Illinois, in the City OF Chicago Illinois or
IN the Civ NrY and certificate showing such deposit
must accoupau, the oet subject TO the order oi 1r esue
of the Stste OF Illinois laid certificates TO be returned IN case u
offerings not accepted -, l.,
The pasons VIII bid, accepted viii he required 70 do
uo M. amount thereof with ho Treasurer Of the state OF m
moi. al his office the City OF Springfield Illinois OF at tho
Ane AZ 70 change Bank In the Ly Of New YORK. subject 10
Ri order. within FIVE the acceptance o their bids Al
which tune bonds viii be ready for delivery the pace
the offerings accepted he the pae Of drpo, and
th, delivery Of the bonds upless otherwise 'ehro III ue os
The rght is reserved reject any aud a Of he b oonsd
cred pro promote the Interests OF the Sse
1he proposals. must be scaled aud and addfe.,ed'
William Butler.
William ButIe T.s.ur,t Tree Of State Of illinois.
Snriua6rd m ! or : at the American EIchsnge
Proposals. FOR Loan lG6l.") BANK, New, oh- 30, o,
"Propo,As for Loan 1861
RICHARD ,TEs -
Governor Of the State OF Illinois
JFSSE X. DUBOIS. Auditor
WILLIAM BUTLER Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
NIIHANU 7 VI 20 ,,-
Gov.rnor Of the State oflilinois-
JFSSE X. DUBOIS. Auditor.
WILLIAM BUTLER Treasurer.
DROPOsALS for LOAN of SI,2OO,OO00 to

PROPOSALS for n LOAN OF Sl,2OO,UOO 10
L the STATE Of INDtANA.-SeSled proposals viii be
received by under,igned Commlssiorer at the once
Wiaslow LAuis Co n this city, until u ococt NJ, oi
SATURDAY the 22d day Of June nett for LOANNO 70 tho
STATE Of INDIANA the sum Of TWELVE HUNnhhp
THOUSAND DOLLARS, being of Loan of IEo MIN
Dollars, authorized Of the General Assemble fo the
pPose Of obtsinng money for ItPe INVASION ana P0''"s
for the public defense. approved May lJ 1901,
In addition the $4,000 l. re'eTVed or sse
in Indiana, making in ell fl,0co0 now ohced oi 'uoh
authorized fl,opOUO. Ill
semi aYnusy days Of May aud NoyembeT1 h' 'J
of here the principal r,imbuf'Ahe ~ twenty y'N
from dr between the date Of sale and payment ana
November 1851 10 be paid advance and io the pay
the interest liquidation the prcirs thereof a'cA ti
OF each Hundred nosrs value the iaoe pop
er,S of the levied which tai Il by such A" 2" %
collected annually until said bOud pad OF retained ~ al
diou which reguArtaI Of Two c'uts aud M @ hho
fer Of Fiy. levied for rcdlus the state debt ahn.
a. all llt and 1862 Seven cents and o the ys
1898 aud n Ten EACH On" Hundred d. ae
Of sIsblcs Ia the state sppeahl" TO e reduction OF "
Bonds PAYABLE to bearer signed by the Governor counter
sgn-d I'd registered with c.up0ns FOR interest M suns OF oh"
1hous4i dollars will be Issued Tor tLi' oaEih' boni' IN 'u
of Five Huudfrd dollars AuthoiHsd oy such sN bet e'N
for sAls. iu Indiana - ,,.t---
No conditois proposal, will be considered TIE Jhi 'r'
served 10 REJECT aud A q the bids shA he e1dei'a
viii promote the beet Interests Of the State ,,.
poo arcrpsn 81 pfOpo. Teu per cent o' We
bid be paid down for "ieh crfilhcae NJ pe
given bea ing per Interest om date ne remainder IA
nine eq.S monthly Payu"u tnofc.si ~ the Tias OF any
The bid opened ~ II O'Clock NJ, on June T. 1901 ~
the uude the place Of reception b. p"sencs q" 'h
tsrsou may to De ptrsrn ard ths loan
to highest bidders accepted on tho TUESDAY succeeding
Propos must be- Addressed under scs TO IN, upde'lgned
care of wiu.low. Lsner Co, No " ".l'l' mAbd ~ fio
posAls fOr Loan"
Now.Yoii, May 30, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
cFY RAUROAD-FOr PHILA-

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY.-Msl snd EIpres. Lines leave NewYor and IL
and and Fare So Through tLcketssold for Cin;
cnuad AID the West and Washington New Orleans and
the South and hro gh baggage checked to Washington n
q IN and = trains
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superinten endeot
No Baggage will be received any trains unless delivered and
checked Is minutes in advance OF the time ofesyng.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

SCRIr 'DNIpEND Of 33i PER CENT,
for the wear ending May S6l the earned premiums OF al
policies en L. participate 10 the profits Of he Company of
h Certificates Will he Issued TO the policy holders on the
10Th day Of July u-It. ..- .,o.,,, rrp
A SEMI Am Al CASH DIVIDEND Of -FOUR PER
CENT W the Capital stock has also been declared payable
TO the Stockholders on demand - -- -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
0Irp1lurk Daily gribn,Ie
THE LATEST BY TIE AUSTRALASIAN.
We have received the following through Mr.. Reu-
ters agency in this city

ers agency IN tins Guy.
INDIA.
CALcurrA, April - (yia Trieste).
Shiriiga and Twist dull and unchanged. Raw SILK
dull. Indigo unchans ed Copper Sheating advancing
Tile un, hanged
10y Telegraph to Point de Galle) ~. 49,.
CALCUrTA Monday, Apnl %, 1851.
Duty on Cotton Twist and Yarn reduced to per
cent. . 80.
Shirtings and Twist dull and uuaered. Raw Silk
quiet lndigo-the same bad prospects for next crop
Copper Shealhing declined annas. Copper Lille un-
changed Sugar active and prices advancing. Salt
peter, Linseed, Jute and Hides unchanged Rice ad-
vancing. Exchange on London, 2IOs. Government
Securities: Fours 20; Fives, discount. Freight I'M
changed.
CHINA.
Sn,vGHAE, via Trieste, April 6, 1861.
GRAY ,hirtngs unchanged. Tea dull aud unal'ered.
silk H. to ~ taes lower. Seth mens in fortnight
gOJ bales Total export, -, 200 bales. Exchange on
London, I'd lower on India. rupee higher. Freghis
unchanged.
Foo.CHoyy -FoO.-Tea active but prices decl ming
CASToS, April 10, ls6l.
Shirtiogs dull and declining. Twist declining. Tea
active but unchanged Total export to date, JOGOO
lbs. Exchange on London, Id. lower.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
CATION

CAUTION
cersin unprincped per.ons attempting 70 palm Of
te .nsspectins public imitation OF my PREPARED GLUE
would caution all TO examine before puchans and
ry-sPXLiDINGs PREPARED 0LuE-2
n o. The ou,slde wsppe AA oatas svipd.p oueeRA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
MAsoSyiLLs. Conn, FEB. 5, 1881
Mr.. SPLLDISG.


Iha,e tried your Cephslic Pills. and fIGe them % ve that
,rsrt Won 10 end met W. dollts worth more
Par fthes Ae the neghbors 20 whom gave Tow 0n
Of lie fret box got fron vou
Send the Pill. by mail, and oohSe' A,.,,
JAMES KENNEDY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

sRrrcx CREEK. Huntingdon Co, Pa Jan 49, lasl
H. c. SPALDING.
Won will piea.e .end m. two boxes Of your Cephaie Pil
Send them immediately.
''DO ''''- Respectfully yours, ,,,o y eruoys
bsv. u.sd one box Of your Pills, and ind them
e-ceIeRt.