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The national Republican., 1861-08-14
Expulsion Of Judge Catron,

NASHVILLE, August l3.-Judgo Catron, of the
Supreme Court has been expelled from Nash.
Vile by the vigilance committee, for refusing
to resign his office as as associate judge of the
supreme court.
He was obliged TO leave his wife in Nashville
on account of her sickness.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
The Privateer Sumter.

New YORK, August IA brig from Curacao
reports that the privateer Sumter arrived there
on the 18th of July, and was allowed by the gov.
ernor to coal and reit against the protest of the
United States consul. She loft on the 24th Of
last month. The crew had liberty ashore dur.
ing the time, and abused it by series Of dis
reputable proceedings.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
Mrs. I.InCnln.

Mrs. Lincoln and family will leave Washing
ton to. day on thc, visit 10 Long Branch. They
will remain in New York few days while oil
the way, to exchange visits with the Princess
Clothilde. After spending some ten days at
Long Branch, the party will proceed to Mag
ara Falls. During the absence of the family
the White House will be entirely refurnishod
and renoyated
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
Large Fire Mt Versailles. N. v.

pERRysBuRG, N. Y, August l2.-The Cascade
owned by j. n. Greene, at Versailles, n. Y,
was totally destroyed by firo on Thursday night.
The total loss is 5000. Insured on the mill
machinery, and stock, in the 4Elna, North
American, Hartford, aud Charter Oak compa.
mics, 80, 600,
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
An Ingl,ient,

QHite All amusing incident occurred at the
theatre here few evenings since. A brigand
was trying to abduct n beautiful young lady,
CHATS the way the play went,) who was strug.
cling to free herself when a burly volunteer In
the pit cried out, Sis, why in thunder don't
you call for the sergeant Of the guard? He'll
protect VOu.r
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
A CARD.

A. W. Flowers who WAS arrested in AleXan
dria on Sunday morning, is not printer by
trade, but was simply employed about the
printing offices as a packer. Although he had
some conversation with the undersigned pre-
vious to leaving the city, he is not friend o
his, but rather an enemy, having forsaken the
flag of his country.
4. N. TRUSHELL.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14

All the actors are going abroad, drspairin4
o. any charcc at home during the war. Mi.
Cu.hman, Joseph Jefferson, Clark the coined az
the Florences, Sam Cowel Miss Sara stevens
MI. sothern. are announced MS having already
lett for Europe, or as being on the polut Of de
DaTture,
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
Provost Guard in Georgetown.

In Georgetown, two companies of United
States infantry are now performing the duties
of Il provost guard and, asa conscq the
pence and quiet of our neighboring city is
already perceptibly improved.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
LOCAL. NEWS.
To Advertisers,

Nolrly four thousand copies Of the Repud.
ican arc circulated among the floating popula.
'ton every day, besides tholarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14

RB-Attention company A Putnam Rifles.
All those who are willing to their country in
this, the hour of danger, and are willing to form
company for the war, will meet at Arnory Hall. be
tween B street anil Maryland avenue, to organize II
company. by order
GEO. TIIISILETON, Captain.
S.-Infornation in regard to their discharge, can
be obtained at the rendezvous. july 5C--tf
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
AUCTION SALES.
b ''o "ecu''E = CO., '"s' .""'."''
FLRNITIRE AND EIFL, r, Fl RES1 tEiNI Fl
iCCU -.

FLRNITLRE AND ElTL, r. Fl RESi tEiNI HI
iCtW =.
OnMOND y MORNIN : ,u-u.t q. ..c .riAc =
ing It oc &C., by virtue ot u - 'g d -,.L..,
| shai ell II the RC trur,!t Of |! = W"r er
o. the cou'h -dr II un' " VI. in q : IA, g Tho
. ornr Of ia h ftTr,l a. H. il "hri urc
iMr and Bar .Un FfNthr,, Ootis '.'L., W iIts,
Liquors NC., cO.sI2 ing mplIt Oi
Nainut frame ian, t,rtr,
II ir { II = III A-I bir,
MAhog4u lmrrl.- Side 4.d .snt" Fab IS,
Wan. 1 fr,n,n cd I, /,
Fenth Dcu, iosl r, and Pillows,
Mattresses Blankets tlpi t. I'D u her q llnS,
Cane seat Il ir Roc ,rs,
LOungcI, Bussrls and ingram Csrps'5,
Oi,clO.h Mating, %c..
COOAiny stove ID ooxtrg Utensils 81! able for
restaurant kitchen,
Also,
NJ h'glny Bagatelle I Glc,
Large ROu d card tables,
duZc.l " oOd. "a ARA hir|.
Together vita | tie Wines Liguo :, aul Bar
Fixtures, Painting, L,tA.gral -.,.c &c.
TeIns, cath.
WILLIAM MARTIN, BMlih.
aug l3-tds L. Mc,iulRE X @ Autl's.
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DROsP ECTus uF THE -yFExLy
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

THE unders med cotnmsnced in he month Of
D scember lat To ppo,f!c ltion, i' ms city ofa
IL 10 pi 4teI OF lsige s',ce'. I'VE ty syrl be-
o two idcnss aud Is iur'ih a the .o.f pri o.
stat, d below.
1t viii ntaia nil the orignal mat r VI the II
Va n1i R,pslfiodn 81 h he exc p'iou of ocal neVs
| not in eresting to cou try subsc iber
u VIII give f1l iepoIt' OF The r'oc cd ng. OF Coz
ss, and 81 he other delnrtm. MS Of tn Nsto 81
1t contaia all he news ftnc diy, f'r7 i'm ard
80 respond-nce ON III pats Of the comfy r'e
ion and, in all resp cts III eff 1T iii .e m m ,s {,
Eaa;y NJ enarastsr OF tha Nh ma Rel0LH ar as
wa.,in into to, lelns tov the ntrui p int o. the
ni5ent II 10 'nr mrciybi fy i"Y, n, gr 4 am ST h,
ass ,aa; Of thS .o r.ss q S1' y '"'' to2
Ing the admin stra lon of ATr Liza . a Iur .iS
~ m.rw.rcr, any preten ioA to be he org IL o. Ge
liner !: o oth:r Republic nplpri, lie pis,rc.
# Columbia or IL the sci ity Of IN / byii
hat recent events haze op \ 10 sucr ! ,., ,cr a.
when the actual adriiUis'rutiun III mem, ent
upon Repuelitan principles will rvpo { III nlsr,p
+, s'ntaii'ns which have made those princirIo, !,
But II is not cnly here and in thD4 vicinity tint
the protector of the Nai nal Il Iu,i0e hope maze
wrch will discuss national polite, from a rat raj
'tand point and whicI viii revar Lu w, rycr, f. IN
interest ''
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
tine copy, one cir.....,.................. 90
rhree copies, one year............. 5JJ
tivS copies, one ear. Observation-Disclosures IA
en- copies one year. . / on
Twenty cJpies, one Year ..,...,, On r0
One copy, six mouths .....,.,, "a
ihr.e copies Xix months hs..........,,,..... 25I
Five copI g. six months s.....,............, , u
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PAYMENTS ways Ia advance
W heu hub of subscribtr r. has bee 70 " -dsd
al i'tiois may ne made TO II on the $ M. Tens Il
Is n1t nee ssary IN & the sub cribcrs Ioa ,uO uld
reeei'c their Iapcrs at the same post Once
Money may be forwarded by mail 4 cur risk
Large amounts IN be r'm'tcl IN drHfts on Bns;ul
Nc" YORK. fh'ladeiphii or Banory. sult Itr
,mountsi in go or In otts uf % ve,f runts I'd.
dress w ] MIE.T N S"' n ~
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60 The daily Notionat Rep, utan +. pub i.h d
:yerJ morning Sundays excertcd) At $3.50 per an,
nun, In adviLc..
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
Destructive Fire.

PErERsBOEo, c. W., August IA fire last
night destroyed the post Cilice, custom house,
and a large number of other buildings on Hur.
ter and George streets. Loss estimated at from
$75, 900 to 800, 600.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
Ex.Minister Fa aalkner.

Ex.Minster Faulkner has been removed t.
the private residence Of Captain Williams, Uni
ted States army, where he has every privilege
and comfort consistent with security.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionecro
EXCELLENT HOESEHJLD AND kTGiEN FLR.
NYIRE, At ILC7iCN.


NI7IRE, AT ILC72GN.
On MONDAY, the 18th instaI I, we shall sell at
the residence OF genilema decliuIn; h uSrkc'p
ing at 10 oc!ock A. on Sevea. cenlh, L"twe' u II
aud street. rth, an excellent a>sortmS mt OF Fur
niture, viz
Fine walnut plush covered parlor set,
WhstnoS, Ind $ and ctheT Writ Dg Desks,
Walnut SldCboards, Dining Fables, a.,
Gilt framed FIench Auntel Mirrors
China ulaS., CrockeIy, and Stone MUrr,
Mahogany Wardrobe, d dsteads, ana DrossiIS
Bureaus,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Cooking and Othcv
Stoves and Kitchen Ute.nis,
With many other art cus which we Il en- uhurcvs
gary TO eAumerae, comprising every hi4g n the
h, isekceping line.
Terns: cash, In specie.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
aug 0--td AutII3neer;.
BS~ The above sale IL u, Onc1 On HccJuH' OF
the ,fIl orabc weather uLlil ESDA the
llth Instant, same hour. Il w
aug l3-2t \uc loheers'
The national Republican., 1861-08-14

Hon. Joseph Hcl, Of Ken uckv, wet al Oswcyo
on SaturlAy II0 har1 hal all enthusiastic
impromFtU reception by 5000 cltiZrnj, III an"
swrr TO whose greetings h. made patriotic
and glowing Npoeqh.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
From Boston.

BosroN, August IA private letter states
that twenty soldiers of the Massachusetts fifth
regiment, mostly reported killed, are prisoners
in Richmond.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
Completion OF q Telegraph Line.

CHICAGO, August l2.--The Iowa and Montrose
Telegraph Company's lines connecting Keokuk,
Montrose, and Fort Wades, in Iowa, direct with
Chicago and the East, was completed to-day.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
T EONAtD SCOTT S CO.'S
IL REPRINT OFTVC
BRITISH X 1.VIETVS
B.ACKWJOD'S MAGAZINE! !

Leonard Scott 20. New York continue 10 pub.
isli The foil wing ieading British prJdirr s. VIZ
l. lhe London Quarter y. (, <rna,ivcy
:. he Edinburgh Review. (WIir
J. u North y II h Review. Fire hurcl)
:. Inc Westminster iicvcw I ib,w,l.D
3: bhckwJod,S din0urgh NagAAu, Iory>
These Periodicals ab rvprc.un- ,rtt Iir.r vrcn
poll ical parties OF Grca Br, uin--Nh,r ,oty aud
character. As Orgars OF the ms pro.pu Il wri :, ,
on cieuce, Litcra ure, Moraii II ID sc .g,o hes
SaHd, as lhey ever have stood, uuriv cd Ia go,
world of cters bcIng nsid red dspr4-uy = to
the scno ar ard the professional hat wll., ia" IL
lcI isent reader OF every as they iu. sn 10 .u
tp"G oi the day throughput c word linn Ca, bc
possibly obtained from any other source
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UoLLLGT

COLUMBIAN COLLkGF,
u WAsuISGloS. ID. L
The Preparatory Department crcu, u, 'ts-.on on
Wedne ,day September nth. lhr l.sscs IL tn
Philosophical aud ClIs ,iCAi Department have iheil
6rst exeI discs Wednt,,ny, Sep',mLrr2 n
For catalogues, OK further iuiorma toI "pp| I"
CIV. SAM .ON, u u
uRl.-Gsw4w Pr. iirnt.
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aug li-3t Auction

CIRCULAR.-Th Brigade and Regime At al
" QuarteIinasters of the Division Of the Potomac
are hereby informed that ambula,.c,s shall lot be
used for any purpose except for the transportation
of the sick and wounded Any ambulance found
otherwise employed in the Depar artment of Washing.
ton except those in charge Of the Depot Quarter
master, Msjor Ru?ker, will be taken possession Of
by the itary police and sent TO the Depot Quar-.
termaster.
Whenever 1t is necessary to send ambulances for
be furnished with pass from the Brigade Com
mander.
by authority of Mojor General Mcclellan:
[Signed STEWART VAN VLIET,
Capt A q VI
DLHce Senior QhUteTmUster
Headquarters UirisiJR Potomac,
Washington, August 10, 1901.
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
pY GREEN s WILLIAMS, Auetioneers
FINE PIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY the 10th instant, we shall sell at the
residence of gentleman declining housekeei ing al
ten O'Clock, A. NJ. No. 3R2 Tenth, between l. and NJ
street north, excellent assortment Of Furniture,
namely
Ono excellent Piano Forte, carved rosewood
harp pedal, made by Gilver, Of fine tone and
touch,
Walnut Whatnot, Marble top Centre Table, 5
day Clnck,
Walnut Extension, Dining, and other Tables,
Mahogany Sideboard, Wardrobes, Beds,eads,
and Stands,
Mattresses, Cane, and other Chairs, Childs Car
riages,
China, Glass, and Crockery Wares, among
which Is one fine Gold Band Tea and Coffee
Set.
Also, good lot of Kitchen Req his ties.
Terms cash 10 specie.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS.
aug li-3t Auctionprs
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17

BosToN, May IA.
A special session of the Legislature of
Massachusetts met at noon, Gov. Andrews
message is exceedingly patriotic, and gives
a detailed account OF the action Of, the Com
monweath. He says this is no war of Sec
tions-no war of the North on the South.
1t is not waged to avenge former wrongs,
nor to perpetuate ancient grefs or memories
of conflict, but it is the struggle of the peo-
pile to vindicate their own rights to retain
inviolate the institutions of their fathers;
and the efforts of the National Government
are to vindicate its power and execute its
functions for the welfare and happiness of
the people. After speaking of the financial
affairs of the State, he says commissioners
with letters of credit for ESQ 1000, had been
sent in April to EurOpe,to purchase the most
efficient arms for the State, and says when
Congress meets, they will doubtless relieve
US from paying duty thereon. Another re-
commentator is the establishment of State
encampments for military instruction. He
recommends loan to meet the expenses OF
the emergency, and that the scrip be partly
issuable In sums of $50 to 500, that small
capitalists may share in the investment.
The message closes by saying heavy re-
sponsibilities have fallen in the Providence
OF God, upon this government and people,
and they are welcome. They could not have
been safely postponed. They have not ar.
rived too soon. They will slit aud try this
people, all who lead and all who follow
but this trial is given US to revive our past,
and will breathe the inspiration of new
life into our national character, and assure
the destiny OF the Republic.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17

NEW YORK, May IA.
Tribune Correspondence MIR. McMul-
len has just got 10 from Richmond. He
says there were 10000 troops there TO-
600 at Norfolk 1000 at Harper's Ferry,
and Others were preparing to leave Rich.
mond for the latter place. Business in
those places is entirely suspended.
Worlds Correspondence IAN attempt
was discovered to day to poison number
of the New York Twelfth Regiment. Sew
eral are now i'll. 1t appears that some 81.
gar was used which contained arsenic.
A Washington despatch states that the
President and suite took tour of inspec-
ton down the Potomac yesterday.
The Tines Washington despatch says
there are now in that city, or within sight
Of the Capital, about 81 900 men. General
Butler dined in Baltimore to day. No
attempt was made to annoy, and every at
tention was extended both to himself and
his staff. The 69th New York Regiment
have been accepted to serve during the war.
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LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO ST. PAUL
WIN SLOW'S LINE.
EXCLUSIVELY for the PIONEER l. DEMOCRAT
WEST. VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
A NEW STATE TO BE FORMED.


WHEELING, May IA.
Convention assembled at IL O'clock
Larger attendance than yesterday. Prayer
by Rev. MIR. Smith. Journal read, and
after some corrections, among which was
striking out frederick county," the Chair
announced business before convention was
the report of the committee on federal rela-
tious. MIR. Wiley arose to question of
privilege. He had been misunderstood yes
terday as favoring postponement of action
until the ordinance of secession had been
voted on. He only differed with Mr.. Car
Isle, who favOrs immediate action as to the
course to be pursued.
The committee not being ready to report,
Gen. jackson of Wood county, moved an
adjournment till 2 p. NJ, but withdrew it.
a resolution of Mr.. Carlisle, instructing the
Committee on State and Federal relations,
to report an ordinance declaring the con-
nection of counties in the 10th and 18th
Congressional Districts, including the county
of Wayne, dissolved, and also to report a
declaration of independence, with consti-
tuition for new State, to be called New
Virginia. Col. Wheat objected, on the
ground of forestalliDg the action of both
committees and the convention, as all de.
bate on such resolutions was prohibited.
Debate ensued between Messrs. Carlisle,
Wiley, jackson and Wheat, and finally
Carlisle modified his resolution so as to read
asking the committee to report on the ex-
pediency of such an ordinance. The resolu.
ton was then adopted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May IL.
The MeSsrs. Gallatin were in cOnsuta-
ton with Secretary Chase on Friday, about
the new loan. Yesterday the Secretary
invited offers for $9,0O0,00O, undisposed of
under the act of February, which does not
restrict offers to par. This call requires
ten days advertisement only. 1t is under.
stood the Secretary, though authorized to
reject offers below par and report to the
treasury, will accept all offers at or about
the current market rate, and not resort to
treasury notes till after the expiration of
thirty days advertisement for the balance
of the loan.
Preparations being completed for effec.
tually blockading Virginia waters, Captain
Pendergast has given notice of fifteen days
for all vessels to leave the ports of that
State, with or without cargoes.
Several foreign minister's and some Amer
leans have asked for an extension of time,
but in every case have been refused. The
order will be adhered to. Persons repre-
senting themselves as Union men, are denied
the privilege OF forwarding locomotives to
Tennessee, for the reason that among those
such machinery might be used in transport
ing hostile troops. Government also takes
care that coal for steam purposes shall not
be transported to dislOyal states.
Information having reached the Navy
Department late last night that several
small vessels had been fired at from the Vir-
ginia shore, and an effort to detain them by
the Alexandria authorities in order that
their cargoes of fish, instead of being
brought to Washington might be used for
secession troops, the Secretary ordered
the steamer PawEee to stop the lawless
proceedings.
In addition to the h ational vessels, about
twenty armed steamers from New York,
Baltimore and Philadelphia, have been or
are being put in readiness for bockading.
Special to Evening Post. 1t is reported
that martial law will be declared in Balti-
more. The two Winans' and some other
rank seceSsionists need attention.
Commodore Buchanan, late in the Wash.
ington Navy Yard. has signi6ed his desire
to recall his resignation, but the government
will not consent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17

MEETING OF MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIS.
LATURE.
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM GOV. ANDREW.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-13

For accidental expenses Of the quArternaSter's
department three hundred EiKty.hYe thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
Tor transportation Of the army ADD Its supplies
two million two hundred and Rfty thousand one
hundred and eighty-six dollars aud eighty-One
cents.
For tEansportati0n Of ofieers' baggage. fifteen
thousand three hundred and Eixfy-seyen dollars.
For purchase Of Dragon horses, tUo hundred and
HiEefy-seven Thousand three hundred and thirty
i've dlolArs-
For clothing, camp and garrison equipasc, one
million. three hundred ane hfty Thousand one hun
dred and Gffy one dollars and thirty-sight cents
For current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
th0usan,i dOiIaTN-
For ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies inelu-
ding h0rse equipments for all mounted troops four
hundred thousand dollars.
For manufactured arms, sixty thousand dollArs.
For Increasing the manufacturing capacity Of the
national armoTy, hfty thousand dollars
For purchase Of gunPON4er and lead, forty thou
5PoF PaFchase OfartnIsry hOrse-, twenty-five thou
sud dollars
For hire OF quarters for troops Of store houses for
the safe keeping Of military stores, Of grounds for
summer eantonments, and for Temporary huts, one
hundred and ifty-eight thousand two hundred and
eighty-three doIlars and eighty-one cents.
Sec 3 And be It further enacted, That all apprO-
priatOns and an provisions Of Law herein contained
applicable to three years. volunteers shall apply tn
two years volunteers, and ali other volunteers who
have been may be received into the service Of the
United States fora period exceeding three months
approved, July IL, 1851