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The national Republican., 1861-08-24

PARDoNED.-Gov. Pierpont, Of Western Viz
ginia, has exercised the parIoning power Of
the Executive, by releasing from confinement
Chas, Baltzell, recently convicted, at Wheeling,
of murderous assault on VIM. Myers. "
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
DY MARsH.LL 4 PAGE, Auctioaeers

Is
SALE ON ACCOUNT or THE UNITED STATES
On MONDAY August 23, at lam. We shall sell at
Public Auction. at the Navy Yard, In this city on
a count OF the United States the following dsecrib
9NE BARREL OF BEEF,
ONE OK.
So Terms Of Sale, cssh In specie
by order of 8 T. BROWN, lAvy Agent.
MARSHALL 4 PAG L, Auctioneers
aug c2-3tThS&M
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
AUCTION SALES.
Qy J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneors,

FURNITURE, &C.. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. August "a, at 10
O'Clock In front Of the Auction Rooms we shall sell
quantity Of Excellent Second hand Furniture and
Household effects.
ALSO,
A Large Invoice CT Tia Ware, conipiisiug Pans Of
various sizes, Wash Bowls, Cups, Dppsrs, Buck.
cts, &c ,&c
ALSO,
90 half boxes Raiuins, boxes English Dairy
Cheese.
1000 yards White and Checked Mattings
ALSO,
800 Canvass and Carpet seat Camp Stools
ALSO,
40 Damask Covered Curled Bair Cushions, suita
BILE for p.ws.
Terms, cash.
aug 2!-tds j c. Meg UIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24

6MY EXPRESS COMPANY.
n No. 8Ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Under the National Hotel, Washington, d. C.
Packages, Money, and Munitions . ~
Of War forwarded to sll parts Of the =
United States
A TRI.WEEKLY LINE OF PROPELLERS
runs between Washington and New York, via Della.
ware and Chesapeake, and Delaware and Rsritsn
Cspals Passage through In about hfty hours
aug Il
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
Metropolitan Police Board,

~ WASHINGTON, August 10, 1851.
Noticc.-An apple aiions for appointment In the
Metropolitan Police Of the DistTic. Of Columbia"
must bc addressed to the 4" Police CommissiOners,"
i,l w,Iiag, and filed With the Clerk Of the Board at
their office In the City Hall, " ashngton, between
the hours Of O'Clock A N. and 4 o'clock +. NJ,
until Monday. the 18th instant; sitter which No ap'
piicatiOn win be received.
By order Of the Board: j. Il. BROWN,
aug 20-7t Acting Secretary.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
QY &C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aactioneers
TRUSTEES SALE Of IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Rf 1'C' MceoiaE q Co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE Of IMPROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust from Gamaliel
corded In liber J. A. s No. i89, folios $780, 10.
sh III sell as trustee, on Thursdsy, August twenty
ninth, at o'clock, p, M, in front Of the prems g.
at public auction to the highest bidder all that piece
Of ground In the city OF Washington kaown a the
western half OF lot marked five, o. In equare mum
beIed Ave hundred and thirty three, (h33) In tho
eight (29 feet two (2 inches on street NORTH and
fine three story brick dwelling and brick stable
thereon.
Terms: One t.ird cash; the balance 10 equal In
stalmt nts at six and twelve months secured by deed
trust the premises II the terms OF sale are not
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser.
All convey yancipg at the cost OF the purchaser.
N. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
aug 6-dts
The national Republican., 1861-08-24


A similar course of trade through the re.
mainder of the year, would make the imports
of the precious metals at New Y York, beyond The
exports, $6O,OOO,OOO.
The Cunard line has brought considerable
amounts to Boston, but we have not the figures
at hand.
As the domestic production Of gold is from
forty to fifty millions annually, we must have
this year an increase of the national wealth,
in the precious metals, Of lin round numbers)
500, 100000.
1t was q common impression, when this re-
bellion broke out, that 1t would be followed at
an early day by general suspension Of specie
payments throughout the North, that being
the ordinary result Of the impoverishment
caused by the diversion Of national Industry to
the unproductive operations Of war. 1t has
not so turned out, in point Of fact The pro.
gress Of the nation in the accumulation OF
wealth has been retarded, but there is no cyl
dence Of impoverishment in the free States !;
and, indeed. very decisive evidence to the
contrary. The expenditures Of the war have
probably been balanced by the economy which
has been introduced into the style of individ
ual living, and II not, the annual surplus of
the incomes of capital and labor has furnished
Q fund which has met the exigencies Of the
occasion, without impairing the stock Of the
national property. The population of the free
States is increasing, new areas are being sub.
jected to the operations of the husbandmau
improvements 10 agriculture are greater than
ever before, railroad lines are being extended
and cities and towns, as q whole, instead Of
falling into decay, are being enlarged and en-.
riched by new structures.
very gratifying evidence Of the national
progress is found in the following table. show
t ing the falling-off in customhouse receipts Al
, New York, of the first seven months in the
years named:
1859 "A, ,3G3 ,42$
| iooo".. .......'...... HL,o'o,I q.
1861 Observation-Disclosures. 1864 ~.
This loss OF revenue Of ten millions as com
pared with last year, indicates a diminished
consumption Of foreign goods to the amount OF
(say) fifty millions, and the persons who would
have paid the ten millions of revenue. if they
had consumed the fifty millions in goods, can
now pay in other forms Of taxation, not merely
the ten millions, but the fifty millions which
they have saved by retrenchments, or If the
result Of these retrenchments Is not made
available TO the Government by new forms
=, Of taxation, it remains in the hands of The
people.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24

ss Uhioa SaAdAS sshBoi mesii i.i.-Th.r.
will be union meeting Of the diHsrent Sunday
Schools, at the Street baptia Church, on Sunday
Afternoon, st sis O'Clock, to be addressed By Nj.
Hall1dsy, Of The Five Points House Of InSu,try
New York Mr. Halliday will give some account oi
the street ssd oher dcstitue children Of the city
All are invited to attcnd. aug 2s-1s
So Rev. Mr.. scrnd5snl Chafisin 10 th.
Fifteenth Massachusetts Regiment, will preach In
the Unitarian Church, corner Of and sixth streets
TO morrow Services commence at II O'Clock A NJ
aug @-1ts
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Geo. NJ. westsn. Editor.

ss- The publication office of the National
D.,nub,;rou ia At the northeast corner Of d and
seventh street, second floor, over W. d. Shep.
herds store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
rCIE, COMMERCE.. ETC.

SPECIE, COMMERCE., ETC.
During the first seven months Of this year,
the imports and exports Of specie and bullion
at New York were as follows:
Exports. $500, ASS
The national Republican., 1861-08-24

WANTt d. he advertiser 10 . praoti-
w cal Printer, has been the proprietor Of daily
Of the printing business, and desires q situation as
local or asst tant editor He Is g good accountant
than an average .hare Of business and political ex
perencs; and Is well fitted to manage the financial
and local matters of any once. Address
HENRY SPRAGUE, Concord, N. II.
aug lit
The national Republican., 1861-08-24

CCHOOL-ROOM WANTED, or = very
- small house, furnished or unfurnished, In any To-
cation where a school for young children Of both
sexes would be patrOnized. II must have good
yard and water. Address, with full particulars o.
to rent, &C. School Room" at the office Of this
paper. augl
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
Al General Hospital, Alesandria, August 9.

Sick remaining IN The Hospital for Eruplire
Diseases.
The national Republican., 1861-08-24
W A N rs.

VNJANTED~ro purchase a. IthproSed
w FARM oontaning from sixty to one hundred
acre., within few m lea Of the .ity. Address Box
ia, Washington CITY, Itatlps s:tuat on and terms.
aug 23-8t%
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The present critical state II European affairs will
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durng Z the forthcoming year. They will oecufy
miadse ground bet cen the hastily written news
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KEOKUK, IOWA: FRIDAY. MARCH 90 1861

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Few are Aware Oft the importance Of checking j.
Cough or 'Vonmcn Colds' In it's frst stage thst
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nROWN,A THAT trouble in my Throat, {fsr
1hOCkAES hich the .Trochss' arc a tpeci6c,)
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DIRECT HMpOKTATIuN
u ardwaro a nd Cutlery.
S. w. &H. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
! hare III store, sna receiving their SUPPLIES
fof sprng 1raae. directfrcIn the uak ers which
tney oHtr ~ CASH AND rioaPT TINE BuYKgs on fa
voYable terms. Tbs stock b ing u ~ SuaII, RVS
soiicitan examination al tho ~ u.
? W IL. IucKkK.
sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Main i ID sts.
Keoknk, March " lstU-l&w
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r GklFllA'S Auhsk .sAILs--s.ood stock oi u
" sises Tor sale by >, W. II III. TUCKER.
~CiThE klt nEs.--Nsrious sluaiitissof oeylb
- Alnss and Sharponefs is{sAs by
a Mks. snUvELs.- A lArss stock et a mo.
"a Sbevais for sale low by
aarrhs S. wa II. TUCKER.
fykiNb6TuN ks.--The Beres q S.nastonsf. otya
~ rieus sises, Ter sale by
y. ~. x n. TT CIkER.
sign ~ n Ell Fndf Ock,
March :, 0o-ddw Oor. A.in s sds,
i EAUL NAILS. -
Flooring do
Annssisd % teclinch--a superio,articls.
Flushing DO
Barrel do
IogstAeI with . generalsssortms sn OF othsrxAll4
Of tAcBsimont brand, Just received and for ssk
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Cow,bells, kAkss ard Corn pisnt<rs;
CI, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes Hay and Straw Kniyss;
Hay Straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of AssoRrKp HARDWARE and
CUTLERY q hand and for sale Low BY
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TT kAa Ra0OAsN 50 TIA ENS HUOFE TT
A NEW supply of Treas Hoops, Of the sisss
"A usually wanted, together with Esnsral q
sortmcntof Coopcrs Tools, just received, and fog
sale low by Wv. = III TUCKER.
ACi1Il sfONEs.-Scythe stones ,of diasren,
~ kinds in quantities TO auit.
maybe 8. All. TUCKER
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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10
Special Notices.

Episcopal Services will be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, and
three p NJ
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10

LUCKY MINERS AT HoRNITos.-A cores
pendent of the Bulletin writing from Hornitos,
Mariposa county, on Dec. 4th, says: After the
late rains some Mexicans went out prospecting,
and found near this place, in two days, $500 in
there is probability of much more being found.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10

ERESH EGGS FOR SALE!
Il byJ. N. HIXs0N, rs Broad ST., Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10

Under the administration of dIstIn-
guished physicians, SANDS SARsAPARILLA has been
tested for twenty years in the public Hospitals as
well as in their private practice with such complete
success as to have acquired the unqualified approval
Of the medical faculty. and is now held in the highest
esteem and is universally used
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10
NeNv MusIc! Jnst RcceIved.-Motheri i.

New Music! just Recelved.-Alother is
the Battle overs Napolatine Our Good Ship Sails To-
Night; Never Kiss and Tell; Stripes and Starry
Blue; Happy be Thy Dreams; Our Good Ship Sails
Tonight My Dear; Cannot Call Her Mother; Happy
be Thy Dreams; Dixie's Land My Dearest Love
Thee; Star spangled Banner; am Returning to Thee
Annie; A Home that Love; When the streamlet
Murmurs Sweet; Rally for the Banner; OF Again;
McClellan's serenade; Eegy on Brig. General Lyon
Annie of the Vale; Care for Them Tenderly; The by
ing Soldier Kiss Me Good. Night Mother; The Land
of Washington; Harkl Hear an Angel Sing; Maj.
General McClellan's Grand March; Yankee Doodle
with variations Contraband schottische American
Medley; Douglas Funeral March; Snow Flake Waltz;
Cottage by the Sea. For sale by
A. p CHURCH & co.
At the Broad street Book Store Nevada
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10

EXECUTED. A Mexican named Jesus
DOFazo was executed at Red Bluff, Novem-
0ef 18th, for the murder of another Mexi.
can in that place, last spring.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10

1HE LOAN RE-oPENED.-Secretary Chase
. mas gwen orders to Sub-Treasurer Cheesman
=; - Keep the books for subscription to the Ma
u0nal Loan open Nntil further notice.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10

- hoMEwARD BoUND.-It is stated that the
non: Edward Norton, Supreme Judge elect, is
On MS way home to California from Italy. He
nas MADE quite an extensive tour of Europe
since leaving here.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10

=, The State of Panama has formally joined in
the new pact. by which she becomes one of the
United States of Columbia" and the Cover
nor has notified the Consuls at Panama and
Aspnwall to that effect.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-10

IHE bark Ocean Bird, leaking at the rate OF
S,OOO or 1000 strokes of the pump per hour,
reached San Francisco Wednesday. This is
the vessel that came into collision with the
bark N. s. Perkins on the 25th of November.
The Ocean Bird would probably have sunk had
she not been loaded with lumber.
, 1861-10-01

THIS promises to be memorable week
in American history. Frcmont's advance
in Missouri, the threatening attitude Of the
enemy on the Potomac and the complex
Jon If affairs in Kentucky, betoken great
eye1.s. Let us caution our readers against
irdu1ging IN too confident anticipations OF
success either in the East or West. Ere
mont is opposed by force largely supe-
rio- 70 that Of which he is the head; It is
flushed by recent victory and by prom
Use cl future triumph; it may, as 1t is III
position, choose the place in which to rs-
ceivc attack; and cur 1oyal men Will be
favored of Providence If they are able to
rout and destroy it. As in the West, so in
The East, Mcclellan is pitted against host
ErcAtIy outnumb. ring his OWL. Tint reo-
el army has also had its Successes, and II
viii move forward to the fight confident
of is utility to overcome all that may op'
nose. In Kentucky the outlook is by nc
mca1s promising. The proisssed Union
mex, save in few instances, are IN doub'
about cher obligation to peril their live:
5or the cause that they have nomlna1ly es
porsed, while their enemlss are bold, sell
reliant and INCREASINGLY active We ma.
be thankful, then, if as the result Of a!
11at the week forcshadows, the armies Q
The Republic are able to maintain thel
ground, and there wait the accessions t
Their ranks which the strength Of the enc
%,,r 1.rrop1c
, 1861-10-01
sKtRMlsHlNG NEAR: CAIRO.
GEN. FREhokTakD 1AECABINET.
Another MeCulloch in:the Field.


Especial :Disps trh to The Chicago .Ttibune,]
WASHINGTON, Sept 50.
l. letter has tHrned up in fhs: Dead Letter
Ofice addressed to General Beaurcgard by
two OF thtzo Spanish firms n.Chili, offering q
~lcaa Of one million five hundred thoussad dol
lars at eight per cent, to bf; paid into the
Treasury .5a one year alter recognition Of the
Confederate statcs. :::
/. Fortyffe medic;l cadets fol: The army were
aprointedto day, in accordancawiih therscert
act of Congress. Fifty more: ara to be ap
pointed. !;
Captain: Elisha D. Brigham, has been ap'
pointed assistant Commissioner, snd J. J.
Capipger, Captain Of the 16th Regqlsr 1afan'
t1y, now Recruiting at Chicago. -.
Leonard Currie has been appointed ABsist'
ant Adjuiant General to aeneral VIM. F.
| Smith, and E. C. Franklin andG. H Hubbard
| Edgade sargeons.
At Munison'a Hill the rebe.l LETT IN ics hoast
well stocked, also quantity;os flesh beef 4
loree supply. Of honey, and :hed cattle. Til
Union troops have a1rcady burnt and other
wise demolished numbefof houses AMI
ot1er valuable property. i: :4aE:=: 81:
The reports that the Potomac Is closed ar
incorrect: The Relisnce cine up last night
No vessels have been a1nto since Thur
day, but commanders Of merchant vessels d
not consider it ea{a to ventre up and dow;
the river. The Poeahon.a7 went down tb'
morning, and the Underwater is nearly read
to join the foti1,a.
| GIN. Mcclellan Itsuesa general orde
conpluentsug Gen. McDoNe]l's division I
the azmy, . :y
Mej. Gen. Gibson, Com1nl61aEy Gsnera1, die
las: night. T. ::.;:.S=
4 Tie Government has suspended action
Ger. F1eucnt's. case to aKat further t!dipi
,, fiom Missouri. Officers afe unable or INV
: s:rg to prevent much fss1'ng excited he
t in cor sequence. FIJI
, 1861-10-01


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LOUIE. Sept, 80 1851
. A special dispatch to the st. Louis Dea3:7a!,
dated Jtdereon City, S0th, Gays second arit-
vet from War1aW this evening brings no intel
Lex nee Of Importance. Marsudtng rebel
b:-es ve1e wandering about Il suE the eo9.Ss;J
No force Of sny mag gnitude sesn or herd Of
Piekets CT Plice's army extend from Lex;ng-
ton to within abont 1csles Of Georgetown,
and are stationed near one another, end intel
1'eence Of our movements Is conveyed to
P,ica in the shortest space Of time.
4 telegraphic wire WAS laid to Cen Ere
mcat's tea6qus1teE-at Camp Lille, this af-
teirooc.
Maj. Tanner, Of tho 22l Indiana eaaiment,
wounded st Glasgow IN an u7fortpnate rsa-
con- re between Federal forces, died this stser'
noca. The body vii leaFe on the trs'o to
moz1ow morning for home. An Indiana mill
ta1 escort will be detailed to accompany tAe
,rmairs from the hotel to the depot.
Co!. s.eye1son's 7th M'ssouli Regiment il
nrorg tire arrivals t. day They came Iou
Rol;a.
The Iowa boys are tat home with axes Il
Their tandR. Their 1abcss @ them macl
c1t ait. 4 gun belonging to one Of the battle
1ies now here, when coming down one of ta
ste p hills back Of the city, tonight, psoTe'
tco heavy for the horses, end was pushed o1
i Ire Yo,d ;7to ditch about ten feet deep. ]
we,lt over, s;x horses attached to It, and th
To: ti7i5ous, bet BY some miracle only On
| hos &c wae i.jured.