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The national Republican., 1861-05-25

Hampshire regiment, Colonel lappan, leaves
for Washington on Saturday morning, ria
Worcester.
New York Markets.
NeU York, May 24.-Flour is heavy, and 8
cents lower. Wheat is firm for sound unsound
l q cents lower Corn is heavy, and has de.
clining tendency. Pork dull and heavy. Lard
is quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady at
l6f cents.
Precautionary Measures in Canada.
Toronto, May 23.-The Leader (the Govern.
ment organ) to-day says there will shortly be
$4,000 Enfield rifles in the province, ain view
of maraudiug expeditions on our frontier, from
bodies of men who will not be ruled by the
Washington Government" and recommends
that the militia be placed on better footing
Immediately.
Latest from South America.
New York, May 24.-The steamer Cham.
pion, from Aspinwall on the 18th, has arrived
here, bringing $35O,OOO in specie from Cali
fornia.
Two small vessels, belonging to the Govern.
ment, had deserted from Aspnwall
1t was rumored that vessels Of war were it.
ting out, by the revolutionists at Carthagena,
to convey 1000 troops to Aspinwall, for the
purpose Of taking possession OF the State OF
Panama.
The 6ual success of the revolutionists is re.
garded as certain.
1t was reported that the British Admiral had
declared his intention to not respect paper
blockades of New Granadian ports, but to open
them to British commerce.
Advices from Chill report the Government
party triumphant in the recent elections.
How the News of the Assassination of
Colonel Ellsworth was Received in
New York.
Nep York, May 24.-The news Of the death
of Colonel Ellsworth created most intense ex.
ctement here. Regret at his loss is mingled
with general feeling that he must be avenged,
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

SEwALL's PoINT.-This Point SO far com.
mands Hamptons Roads, that its occupation
by insurgent batteries would fender the main
tenance of the national blockade in that quar-
ter, matter Of considerable difficulty.
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

SOUTHERN CLIMATE AND NORTHERN SOLDIERS.
The Southern rebels count strongly upon the
effect Of the hot weather upon our Northern
troops In this they will find themselves mis-,
taken. Mr.. RUSSELL their great friend and his.
torian, in one of his letters from India, stated
that its climate was best endured by the Euro
peans for several years alter their arrival; and
other authorities have stated the same thing
Our own experience during the revolutionary
war shows that the New England troops oPe
rated in the South during the summer heats OF
1880 and 1881 without difficulty. Many glori
GUS battles were fought by them during the hot
test months, and no one heard Of their relaxing
in courage or conduct during July, August and
September, of those years. If the climate Is to
do harm to any, it will be to those eneryatcd,
broken down, bilious nabobs who run away
every summer from the fevers Of their own local
ities and get what health they may by hurrying
to the pure air and heslthful mineral waters Of
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

MARYLAND.-In the second Congressional
district, on Wednesday, the Union Convention
adopted resolutions in favor of "Me enforce.
ment of the laws," and renominated the late
member, Mr.. Webster.
On the same day, a State Convention Of dele.
gates was holden in Baltimore, nearly all the
counties being represented, and the proceed
ings being very enthusiastic.
Resolutions were adopted providing for a
State Convention to meet on the 18th Of August
for the nomination Of State officers, and declar.
ing unconditionaAy for the maintenance of the
Union and the enforcement Of the laws.
A minority report from the committee on
resolutions, deprecating force received only tsoe
pOtes.
Among the resolutions adopted, was the fol
lowing:
RESOLVED, That we do not believe that The
masses of the people of any of the so-called Sc
ceded States are justly chargeable with thu
crime of that revolution; and that we do be
leve that the people Of those States, by force
of most extraordinary and complicated comb
nations of circumstances, have become victim
OF the arts and cunningly contrived devices o
the authors and promoters of the revolution"
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

PAPER MoNEY-It is stated that of eleven
millions of circulation in Illinois bank notes,
eight millions have been dscredited, and are
worth but forty cents on the dollar, and the re
naming three millions cannot be converted
into specie or exchange without a sacrifice Of
twenty per cent.
Illinois suffers more by this swindlng cur,
rency, than it does by the present political cri
sis, severe as it is. Aud indeed, the whole
country has suffered more from paper money
than it has from war, pestilence, and famine
combined, including the seven years struggle
which was the price Of national independence
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

PRIME MESSINA ORANGES AND LEMONS.
.,nl\ BOXES prime Messina Oranges,
<OO 200 Hoxes prime Messina Lemons,
cheap for cash, at
HYDE 4 DAVIDSON'S,
may 22-3t* Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

VNHE Central Shoe Store of Henry Januey, No
L 34s Pennsylvania avenue, Is now supplied
with the most elegant and extensive stock Of
Ladies, Gentlemen's, Misses, Boys, and Children's
Boots aud Shoes ever offered in this city.
Tho subscriber has . number of experienced
workmen, and solicits orders in his line. All
work warranted good, and guaranteed to suit.
HENRY JANNEY,
34s Penn. avenue, between Browns
may az Hotel aud Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

ONE HUNDRED India Rubber Camp Blankets
~ and Capes received this day.
Also, Blue and Gray Flannel Shirts,
White Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, &c.
To which we invite the attention of military
men. WALL, STEPHENS, & CO.,
1922 Penn. avenue, between
may l8-6tif Ninth and Tenth street
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

a LII IN WANT of Clothing should not fail to
n call on Smith, No. AGO Seventh street, to
buy their goods, as he will sell them bargains.
feb 28-6m
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN a large as
w sortment Of GRAY snd BLUE FLANNEL
OVER-SHIRTS, WHITE SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
CAMP BLANKETS, HALF-HOSE, &C., which
we invite all cash purchasers to examine before
making their selections.
WALL, STEPHENS, l. CO.,
322 Penn. avenue, between Ninth
may % and Tenth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

FOR RENT,
A FOUR-STORY HOUSE, situated on Thir-
II teenth street, near Franklin Row. Price
$500. Also, a furnished house for rent at low
rate. Inquire of j. n. DOWNING,
No. 547 L street, between
may LEW Seventh and Eighth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-05-25

nPS. LOCKWOOD DARRELL are prepared
- to insert TEETH on VULCANITE BASE
a new and improved mode. When made on this
plan,. they are comfortable to wear, and much
cheaper than any other. Also, Teeth inserted on
Gold plate, and all Dental operations Of any kind
that may be desired. Office room, No. 8, in the
Washington Building, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventh street. feb l5-3m
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RendThom.

Nothing cOuld be more significant than
the two articles which we publish this
mOrnipg from the Baltimore 4lmegieaa.-
They reveal In language too plain to be
misunderstood by the dumbest secession
traitor il all the land, the revulsion which
has taken place ii the public sentiment of
that city, after a weeks experience of seces.
sion mobocracy. While the mob was at
the zenith Of its fury, the AmeTieG1 was
at the nadir of its depression. never cbirp-
Ing word for fear of It's life. But now
that the mob aud it have changed places,
it rises to its ancient enthusiam for the
Union once more, and calls on Maryland
TO stand by the flag that has ever been her
shield and prosperity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-02
The Government Moving on the Bor-


The Government Moving on the Ror-
deFs.
In the dispatches to the New York
press from Washington it is stated that the
General Government Is about to move sew
Cral regiments from Pennsylvania and Ohio
close upon the Western Virginia borders,
both for the protection of tie Union men,
and for readiness to strike blow whenev-
eF needed. This Is exactly right. And
while they are doing this thing the gov
eminent should do another; and it is this
Move down force on Harper's Ferry and
occupy ii, and take the Baltimore road at
that point from under the espionage of the
traitors. This movement is a most inn
portant ons-important TO the road-im-.
portaut to the government, and important
to Westeru Virginia. This once done and
there will be no difacultY with the West.
Thescattering squads Of secssiOnists that
exist throughout the country west of the
Alleeheuies will soon realize the fate that
awaits them. aud they will soon make
haste % get into more eOngenial latitudes.
Old Raymond, down in Marion, is ca.
ToFting and cSreering around there under a
title Of Major General from Leteher. Let
the United States once show itself near
the Marion, line aad he will cavort
Into oblivion 10 very short tune. An
such men IS him should be stopped In
short order. His aids and subs in this
Immediate locality are stmmsring down
very fast, and they will simmer a good
deal faster within the next few days, or We
will give them our hat. The line which
the government Is forming from the Asau-
tic TO the 0hio. and trpm The Ohio to Tn.
Mississippi Is intended to be one vast
heavy war wave. and the RrSt thing these
traitors on the borders know they viii iini
themselrea very diSagreeably situated.
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Yours &c.
westsrn virginia.

EFVm the Chicago Frees.
Western Virginia is still loyal and likely
to remain true 10 the Union. The mate.
rial Interests of this section are wholly
With the FREQ States. Itisn part of the
Ohio river valley and Is in the same lntt-
tude and joins the State o: Ohio. The
Panhandle. in which the large and loyal
city of Wheeling is located, is tongue Of
and extending North one hundred miles
between the States of Ohio and Pennsylva-
mia. There is little danger OF it trying to
seeeds: The prospect NOW is, that Wes-
tern Virginia will separate from Eastern,
aud organize State Of its own. There
are but a few thousand slaves in all that
region, and consequently the people have
not been dsmoraliEed by the poisonous
1 ! OF the institution as they
have been in Eastern Virginia. yrbere,
the blacks aud mulattOes o1tnumber The
whites. With the moral co-operation and
mlliaEy support of Western Pennsylvauia
aud Eastern Ohio, a free State can be car
we'd out Of the sound aud loyal p arts Of the
O!a dominion. IL
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Important % 1re.t.rn u,.e,.,..

We ind the follorips among the special,
dispatches dated Harrisburg. April as.h,
10 the n. Y. Tribune.
Special messengers are on their way for
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, with ,lisps t:.i,s..
Troops are to be collected al Pittshnr,s
to protect the frontier OF the Southwestern
eounties. 1t necessary; also TO protect tbe
Virginia.
One thonsand regulars from Carlisle
Barracks, and 600 horses, already purehas-
ed 70 mouat cavalry, formerly OF Texas.
VIII move daring the coming week.
The Governor OF Ohio Is moving two
regiments on WhseliuX, one on Parkers-
o. nI91Tgi and one On GpYandotts aud Point
= s!sa SAINT; 70 protect the Uaion men OF
Rsstsra TirEiaia. y
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Hans0slE CoUntY.

Read The proceedings Of tho great Union
meeting in gIori9ns HaaCock county. Read
especially these two resolutions
RtSotVed, That ne pledge ourselrs. %
tho maintenance Of The Uaiou as piTep 10
us By the Immortal heroes Of rs, aud thst
Nc will 6ght under and for that Govern.
ment alone which now besrS aloft IN the
mi5at of rs armteo the good old astar
SPaugled banner
REIolVsd, That We,a1 VirgiGiauS, rather
than thus follow the Old Domfnion ont Of
the Union, viii dspaaa4 aHi sill ksFs a d
SisioH IF eAs STATE.
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UNION nIRN.-RALLY,

WepubIiGh elsewhere, call for grand
Union Rally at the Court House, ON satur-
day next, and In calling attention to 1t, we
want to say just one word to every man
within the reach of our circulation, and
that is this:
There has never been in our history Us a
free people, crisis like that which this
hour confrOnts US, and there may never
be another we trust in God there never
will. But if We would have it so, NE
mnst meet the present danger like men
men who dare defend their liberties and
prove themselves worthy to enjoy them.
1t is NO time to argue or split hairs. The
issue is fearful one, aud 1t is upon US
on the one hand, our liberties and our all,
and on the'other, the clnnking mauucles
of despotiSm. We must choose, and
quickly and let US choose like freemen.
Men of Ohio county. the county looks
to Jon to lead the movement that is TO eu-
franchise tho Northwestl VII! you do ii?
Are you, and will you prove yourselves
equal,to the great exigencr of the boar,
and tho momentOus duty that rests upon
you. II ever you intend to give one day to
your country and the cause of human lib
er!y, do it next Saturday, for such an OPP
portunity may never occur agaia. Turn
out, then, with hearts and souls united.
and let US have such rally for the Union
AZ the panhandle never saw before. Come
then, aud give your voice. and lend your
presence to the cause for which our fore.
fathers bled-for the old flag under which
they fought-tOr the Constitution sealed
with their blood.
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WestsrM YiFEIniis9 Items.
tFsan ths Pltt.saEEh ps.pateh.l

The citizens Of Athens, Ohio, have pass
ed resolutions rendering Their sympstiiv
and aid With that of{the Whole peopIe Of
Ohio. To- the people OF Wssteta Virginia.
When they are called upoa no struggle for
their rights and liberties against the Tat
tors of Eastern Virginia. Let the Western
Yirginiaus strike but ne7sirong blow in
their own behalf and Ohio and Western
PeunSy ivanin will be at her side-GoTern.
nent willing OF unwilling
Judging from the tone of the proceed
ings OF meetings 10 Wesfetn Virginia.
Brooke, Marshall, Ohio, Wood, TAYLOR,
Lewis, Preston, Mnnongaila, aud indeed
all the counties heard .ftom-The Union
men there are determined 10 maintain their
llherttes With their ltve3.
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Special Notice to Farmers.
Spring & Harvest Implements.

JOHNSON FROST CALL TIR ATTENTION OR
81 Farmers and Gardeners to their own make Of
IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOUGHS, with the pat
ont guard attACheds which prevents dirt and stones
from being thrown upon tie young corn; these
PiouEhS Eith their ground and polished steel Gloves
n9 Y Iet q s99Sets are Jhs HESL III I
tRtoes. Also superior Single and Double Wooden
Shovel P1Ougha b1de sxPFeEsiy for and fully war
FAnted. Steel teeth expanding ChtiVatOrs, either
wooden or iron stocked, with the patent reversible
shared.
Also the largest stock OF nay AND MANURE
FORKS, with The new SOLID STRGP FERULE FORE,
together with uArden and Field IIoea Of all Kinds
and Of very superior Workmanship. We would call
particular attention to the fact that are the
GeRerdI A0eltS and the distributing house for
WOODS IMPROVED MOVING MACHINES for
six counties in Ohio six counties In PennaylraniA
and twelve counties In Virginia. Every Machine
fully warranted. I0HSsON FROST.
my1 q Main St.
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.J0Of BARRELS mODAssEs 8, 1peF StS5515.
1OAy sr Great WeStsFI! - aFtITs At =
1Anse LIST, MORRISON . cos.
MACAHONI, HRRRIICELLI,4YKN
III kEeSAUoES RoFeaStaF SsneS Tomato CSfTnn
MHlnnt CAt5lps BoriSEpx Oils PTVai1a MnStSri.
tss sd ground B.EEg 80. Ch6e-
= - LEC14s AEuEnoa RakInE POWDER
t 49, y. EpRARp . BRO.
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The Harrison Co. Res0lations meet
with = response from the North
MeSteEns Virginia will be protected
~ the FEDERAL GOVeFnment.
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Wall Paper, Books and Stationery.
AT PRICES TO SUITsTHR,THNES.
SECRET OF BEAUTY.

ARDS BLOOM or YOUTH. OR LIQUID
~ PEARL for Identifying and Preserving the
COuipIe I'm md Skin 2 - = iEf,T =
Tlia REticlO IL Sntit6IY dtIeFent Tsor ANYTHING Of
me KIM eyer attempted, and Il warranted free fnH
Hil mineral and poisonous 6alStHncta OF any matter
pearl like tint such as can only he found in youth.
" Y also tHTAluahle for removing all kinds Of llu.
mort lans FTtStlee, sunbuFnA and other eutaneoEI
alseIees from the skin. II has given sueh entire
eltftactt1u 70 all that have ussI Il that Ws need
bnly - eay. LADIES TRY IT.
e. pSCRl NC. Agt. Odd Fellow Hall Drug Storr.
ShtFe At al times can be fnund everything usually
Kept 10 9 mt elasa Prescription Store. apo
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The Psop,. Rr.,ns,n western Mary


ALEGHESY COUNTY, Maryland April 90
We are very much encouraged here
The prompt manner in which the Northern
troops are forcing their way to the capital
will change the sentiment Of the people in
Baltimore. Our State may stand up for
the Unionyei; ! hope she will. Western
Virginia is going to fight the State, and
our part Of the country must take the same
stand. We can hold our ground till We
can get assistance from the government.
You would be pleased at the appearance
Of the place-the stars aud stripes are
floating from all the house tops-squads
of men are drilling 10 every part Of the
town-drums beating &c. / tell you,
everything looks military. These men will
fight and never men had better cause 10
fight for.
Yours &C.,
T. 81 hear this morning that there is
quite number of runaway negroes ON. the
mountain. The people OF Maryland viii
know y hat tits to be without a Fugitive
81 ave Law. The negroes will all leave.
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DARIs ORGANDIEs AND GRENA-
Il DINE BEIEGES, in beautiful styles, lust re-
eeyed and offered very low by
ap9o GH0. TAYLOR.
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Desirable Mourning Dress Goods.
DLAcE GRENADINR BERRGB FOR DRRssHs
ID SllaWls aud Mantillas, q, 81 and 81 wide Al
apo GEtJ. u. TAYLOR,
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Good News! Good News!
Interesting News!
A New ON well Just DIscoYeredI

But a small Amount Il required forey.
cry one to take share.
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se'WEhsvA Ath heAvyeNpciRllthtc.f frrnlihtlOny
I"hoiH'O with All neccsats materials. ehibtacInr
. TYPE, ErtEs, RoRDERs, GERS, a., . e.
or thOlA'Ti and mot fashionable i1Iendrrit Il
capable Of cSasplng work sr1pal 10 that Of any G,cr
c'tab-hpep. In lhs Eity oPl Possessing f4fillps In
NqvYot As'nh Sc. G'r d2i0gI gqrk eSpodtio~ly,
unsurpassed BY any otS qicS I'VE rcspNcttllly pro-
"entNu!r claims fora slNNaf public patronage N'.u
ring tlp's Tho Rtrur ttcTwork to us that no effort
shall be vNnting 70 giyaFniirc satisfaction.
noGIl'@ 81 CAMpnELL MhERIIQT.
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e -.aail.ln.gntElliaeHter
~TRnaIs OVERWHELMING.

TwuyI SOLID 11SEs oI NSSp1srtt ioR eSI rScu, on
. -l.L-.t .,.n AAK -. - ..I
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Three companic, Of Satshrt HoSit1rrs
left the city yesterday Ly,thc early train for
the cntrrncbed camp on the top Of the Blue
l'idg" They htvc nincritlrd cannon, which
added 10 those Alrc,,dy at the camp, make
The total OF %. Two regiments arrived
yesterday from Georgia, unc infantry and
onr riilcs-l 900 men, aud camprd IL Bu-
chhwn's Springs, They 90 in-morrow
To Camp S,rnbcn, ready TO meet the enemy
though they Nrr' only armed with old
flint tmnskUiE. . .H lt -au5
.rhe ali regiment Of Louisiana inlanlry
were Yesterday dispatched IN great haste
TO Weldon TO meet tue enemy. This com.
pauy Is very handsomely equipped, aud
will perform frst.rltc service.
Thirteen CohImhIticta wctc. shirrcd
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constitution he drpiaef,, isS "s w.
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suchiNgwill itnlifygs FSrOo Ui"n, i .oS IN an, y.
F., PRIZE PRpptRsr2Yi 4 sott.ha 9ai E''
THE caro6 iiaiFI 81 snr 5!JI q 5q99It 5gO" " "
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the Naio5GT io5TiS;3S ST3iSy firF fHrsSSF gi,3s ~
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Our intqrmgtionSofa ,pteGli4Fly id,pr-
estihE character, "conirabnnd," !" and will
NOT enjoy newspaper ci,cularoa%fdr some
ting. Il obtained some:itcnls 9f!G general
nature, which ! cndeSrOrcd to put through
on the !iglpIiGg lite. Tie Oppr6tal Of
the Major General wttsaindlsptnsihlc, aud
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