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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
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OF THE rz
AL REPU LICAN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July /, 1861.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July l, 1861.
The undersigned commenced, in the month
December last, the publication, in this city, Of .
weekly newapspcr, called the National Republican.
It's printed on a large sheet, twcnty-scvcn by
fory-two inches, and is furnished at the low prices
stated below.
1t will contain all the original matter of tho
daily National Republican, with the exception of
local news not in.crcting to country subscribers.
1t VIII give full reports of the proceedings of
Congress, and ofthe other departments of the Ma.
tional Government.
IT will contain all the news of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &C., &C.. as well AZ an
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country. The miscellaneous department will re-
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effort will be made to establish the character Of
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Washington being now the central point Of the
current military operations, great attention will be
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believed that recent events have opened to such
paper an important sphere of useful effort. The
time has come, when the actual administration of
the Government upon Republican principles will
explode the Misrepresentation which have made
those principles SO distastefnl TO the South.
But it is not only here, and in this vicinity that
the projectors of the National Republican hope to
make it useful. To the whole country they offer
journal which will discuss national politics from
national standpoint, and which will never be
swcrvcd from patriotic duty by any overpowering
pressure of local interest.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
TEsEEAN'S Patent Combination
Cushions and Model Iii.
Hard Tables. .....

And Billiard Trimmings of every description.
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing Billiard Tables will
thus have an opportunity of selecting from va
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hand, and ready to give all required information
with regard to the merits ofthese JUSTLY CELE-
DRAFTED BILLIARD TABLES. The subscriber
cordially invites all interested parties to call and
examine. NJ. Il. HUGHES.
Agent for Phelan's Patent Combination Cush.
ions and Modern Billiard Tables.
San Francisco July Is, 1861 3s:mG*
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
DR.. Webber's Invig0r0ting Cor.
dial Sanguifier!!

To many, the above may seem extravaesut
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| have, the many whom this has restored to
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06

The subscriber begs to inform the public that
the above mentioned BILLIARD SALOONS aso
intended to serve show and salesrOom for
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06

EY Wereturn thanks to friend for bask-
ct of cymblings and cantslopes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
For sale!
lIOMESTEADS AND VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Building Lots from $40 to e200 Each!


Building Lots from $40 to a2oo Each!
Also, so Vara Lots and Entire Blocks Of Plentiful
Garden Land!
In tbs City and county Of San Francisco, on the
/ line Of the San Jose Railroad, at the WEST
END DEPOT. The title is absolutely PERFECT,
helng Spanish Grant, finally confirmed and pat
en,cd by the United States.
The Shafter Bill respects this Title,
The City Authorities respect it,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court of tho
United States respect it.
Besides the
Title has been .forerer Qmieted by Final
Decree and Judgment against
tie City,!
So that there is not even cloud or shadow npon
it. Whoever purchases ono of these lots will buy
u lot and not a lawsuit.
Office No. 10 Naglce's Buildings, corner of
ontgomcry and Merchant sstrccts, San Francisco
HARVEY s. BROWN.
April l2, 1862. 2.:m3
TIME undersigned receives consignmcnts, and
makes cash advances when required. Is also
open to treat with individuals or companys dcsir-
GUS of special agent in Victoria.
Orders for goods of any description viii hc
placed and forwarded at the lowest market rates,
for the usual commission.
&. STREET,
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VICTORIA, V. I.
p~ Agency Of tho London Loan aud Discount
Society.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
PHElAN'S
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
"Lifo Illustrated. "
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06

NATURES OWN REMEDY FOR NAN SICK
NESS!! ass~
That creates, reproduccs New and Pure Blood
that acts on the liver, heart, brain, intestines,
limbs and chest-that revolutonizes the whole
system-gvcs strength to the most dcblitated and
weak-that contains no mineral, or other poison.
Such is, in truth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
DR.. Jacob Webbcr's Justly Famous In-
vigorating Cordial Saneuifieri

The extraordinary and strange cures effected BY
this beautiful herbal concoction has astonished al
it seems to suit every constitution. The OH, rns
FEEBLE, THE LAxGrID, feel that new life and blood
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much medicine, calomel and other mineral poisons;
the young man whose manhood ia wasted, where
nature functions inert and lifeless experien-
ces the bliss Of ROBUST AND vigorous MAN.
HOOD His appetite is good, his sleep quiet and
-cfroshing, his mind and memory clear and GER
ain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
WEBBcR's
IHVIG0RA Ting CORDIAL SAJgUIEIRR
SICK MEN AND WOMEN
-
What Constitutes Health

ID 1CH, Pure Blood, Natural Precipitation,
III appetite for Food, Sleep, Exercise and
tnjoymcnts of Nature, with Strength of Body,
Mind and Linbs-Activity of the Liver, and ali
other Natural Functions-such state is felt by
all, after using
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06

Vancouver, July 2d,|1s62.
Subscriptions will be received and for
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-06
The Medical and surgical Institute

Hs3" Office. Isl Clay street. San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. j. c. YOUNG, NJ. D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

A letter from the Upper Tennessee River
gives the following account Of the destruo-
ton, BY Federal troops, of q bridge on the
Charleston and Memphis Railroad for the
purpose Of cutting Of communication BE-
tween the two divisions of the rebel army
At the towns Of Purdy, In East Tennessee,
and COrinth, Mississippi, pretty strong rebel
forces were known to be posted, and between
them was direct railroad Communication
To attack one was, therefore, to attack both
till the railroad connection could be destroy.
ed. A few miles south of Purdy was an
important railroad bridge, with long trestle-
work on each side. From this bridge q road
led 70 landing OF the river, four miles above
Savannah. Gen. Wallace was to move up
the river after nightfall, 30 as to throw the
rebel scouts Of the scent, move oat on the
road six or eight miles With his infantry,
and meantime send his cavalry ahead to de.
stroy the bridge and trestle-Work, and cap
ture passing train, If possible. The in
fantry would be in calling distance to sup
port the cavalry In case of an attack, or to
prevent their being cut OF BY q movement
in the flank or rear.
The plan was carried outexactIy according
to the programme. In night 90 dark that
the rider could only zee his horse by the fre-
quent flashes OF lightning, and under pour
Ing rain, Major asyes, with battalion Of the
9th Ohio cavalry, guided By UaiOn man Of
the vicinity, marched some tWsnty-six
miles, reached the bridge at an early hour,
destroyed 1t and the trestle-Work for half q
mile, tried to catch the down train from Pur-
dy, but were foiled by the conductors haV
ing been advised by the people of the neigh
berhood Of his presence in time, and got
back to the point where the infantry were
resting ct I've o'clock in the afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

Hcs ysars the Cleveland Plain Dealer has
uanasea to food the country With It's pros
pso,usss without paying postage on them,
thus dsfrauding the Post 0Roe Department
already BANKRUPT, out Of large amount of
postage. This was done by getting Demo-
elatie members Of Congress to frank envel-
opss IN blank, and in return the Plain Dealer
would praise these honorable Csngressmeu 10
ths very heavens Is statesmen Of the largest
osiihra.
Ths readers Of the Dealer will reOOllect the
oolumns o. fulsons pufFs Of the HOaoTabl'
o. Samuel s. Cox, 4. O. from the Franklin
District It was q matter Of wonder with
people who knew the member from Co
iunhus, what there was about him 90 very ex-
1aOrdinary that should merit 50 much notice
as The bands Of the editor Of the Dealer
Ths Oscrst e out. 1t seems that the Hon
San OOx had sgreed to frank . great many
thcnland envelopes In blank to be used BY
the Plain Dealer establishment to cir culat'
their pEospectuses free Of postage. Knowing
that these fraudulent franks would not pas
through the Cleveland Post 0fice, the Plsir
Dealer publisher sent them to some neigh
boring Post O@oss, and suocseded In having
them smuggled into the mails.
In consideration Of the honorable gentle
nan lending himself to this petty swindle
ths Dealer, in return, has engaged to do ar
impoldbility-that is, to impress upon the
ninds Of is readers that Hon Sam Cox Il
Of the greatest men of the sgs
Ter the information Of the AOnOrabls gen.
tlSnan, We win say, that owing to the visi-
lanos Of the Post Masters throughout the
oOuHty, many Of these swindliAg-hAnked
psosPse.uIss were stopped AID forwarded to
Is Department ct Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
ThaPInln nonI.r,r unIonI,n

ne Plain Dealer labOrs to make 1t ap.
Psaz that it Wss 8 pioneer in the Union
movement II fths Plain Dealer can afford
e thus stulHfy lie record and state false
Aaod which lis OWE flss during the cam
Fsfgn oondsnH, We suppose Il Is its priv
negs ie % %, but Ii looks rather foolish for
. 8aa to lie when the truth would answer
kis purpose better. The course Of the Plain
Dealer, however, strikiDgly illustrates the
poWSP Of habit snd the inAusnoe Of evil
aas0Slation. The readers Of the Plain
Dsalsr who ssE the JsVett Whits-fsathsr
tssket 81 TIE head Of that paper from day
today during the 6rst part Of the political
osmpAign Of 1881, accompanied by the most
unFSssrTsd editorial endorsements, win
hardly give full credit TO the assertion
EadO IN itS Thursday evening issue, that
4 hWaS In advanss Of the LHADHR in support
iaR the Union movement; and its editors
Rust PIs0s 3 very low estimate upon their
intsilsanes, Whsn he asks them to believe
0aSk ridiculous fsbrieatIons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
DIED.

In this city, on the 77th inst, Mr.. PETER
SHOhT, aged IS years and months.
Mr.. Short was one Of the Oldest inhabitants, haV-
ing settled here In December, 1879. He was g con-
Sistsnt member Of the Presbyterian Church, and
has o7ms to his grave "liks shock Of corn fully
ripe in its ISssoP."
Funeral frsm his late residence, corner Of Eips-
man street snd Case Avenue, on sabbath next ct 2
P N. Friends ofthe family respectfully invited
to attend
~ Connecticut papers please COPY.
On Thursday morpinV, March nth, Mra AMELIA
WALTON, " 70 Of I. A. Walton.
The funeral services will bo held 10 Trinity
Church to-morroW Sunday afternoon ct O'Clock.
Ma-eh nth, HESTER, wife Of Charles Reeves,
Ared s. years.
The funeral will take plaes this Saturday arter
morn at o'clock, from the residence 2Ss Pittsburgh
street Friends Of the family are invited to attend
On Friday MornIns, Narch 3ath Of Oabosr in the
Stomach, Mr.. AHAz ME ER0HA VT, aged 6s years.
This faDeral will b. ate dsd from the Angler
TT~raa m M1~Sav -Ftaraoop ~ osetock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
Making ChIIdren Hnppr.

We are familiar with the family Of an ed.
itor in an adjoining town which we delight
to dwell upon as one Of the plsassntest with
in the circle Of our acquaintance. The chill
dren are models Of prOpristy, kindness cheer
fuIness and obedience. In 3 recent number
Of that editors paper, is copied, under the
heading IA word to heed" the following
paragraph from an article in the Atlantic
Monthly, showing that the editor and father
appreciates the kind sentiment expressed:
"0h, do what you can to make children
hsPpyI Oh, seek to give that great sndur-
ing blessing Of Q happy youthl Whatever
after-life may prove, let there be something
bright to look back on in the horizon Of their
early timel You may sour the human spirit
forever by cruelty and injustice in youth
There Is past suffering which e1alts and
purihes; but this leaves only an evil result I;
II dArkens all the world and ell our views Of
1t. Let rs try to make every little child
happy"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

EDS LEADER;-Ths greatest explosion ever
recorded, In apclent or modern times, lately
took place in Mexico, whereof the Herald, in
its Thursday evenings edlsion, gives MS in.
formation. It says; "Soms Mexican bar
racks, eight miles from 0riEaba, accidentally
blew up. Thirteen hundred dead bodies
were found in Russia" As It Is impossible
BY the strength OF even the best Of powder
now In use to send the poor victims 80 many
thousand miles through the air, 1t Is proba-
BILE that the MeKicaua ara in possession of a
far superior article the mole of manufaetur-
Ing which 1t would be we'll for US to under
stand at the present time, as a few shots by
this substance would blow the Merrimac In
to atoms. Perhaps the Obliging editor of the
Herald would give this valuable information
to the UNION.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29

The Washington Republican makes the
following mention of the staff of Major
General Fremont:
GNons of the CalifornisnH Who were upon
General Fremont's staff In Missouri have
places upon that which goes with him to the
Mountain Department. Among the officers
assigned to General Fremonts command is
Col. Figyelmesy, Hungarian, who, like Ma
ior Szabad, came here with the best recon-
mendstions Ool T. is a well.kno'En caval-
~ officer, having commenced bis military
career In the Hungarian war OF l84e be
was at one time the aid de-camp to Kossuth;
and be organised and commanded a hussar
regiment during the Garibsldi war in the
Two Sicilies, which became particularly dis
tinguished by lis gallant conduct, aud which
was the great favorite Of that wonderful
general. Major SEabad, we believe, has also
been detailed to the same service"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
Inpor,nnes Of OorInth.

Corinth, TishimingO county, Mississippi, ID
q very important Strategical point It is
situated in billy, semi mountainous ounh
IA branch of the Appalachian range which
diverRes from the Allegheny mountains and
forms the mountains and gold. bearing re-
Rions Of Georgia and Alabama. Here also Is
the junction Of the Memphis and Charleston
and Mobile AID Charleston railroad lines,
which forms the intact communication ofthe
Atlantic and the Gulf seaboards, and which
Is vitally Important TO the rebels. Toe enemy
are reported to be under command Of Gen.
BeauregaFd, who proposes there to dispute
the advance Of our army upon Memphis from
the East What Its defsnces may be, We are
not apprised but the number Of rebel sol
diers there is stated ct q very high figure
one correspondent with good means OF infor.
nation, putting 1t dOWB Ct sky thousand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
NEW YORK mARKRT-bIaroh 2s

tET FELRGskPH.l
FBOUR-Mhrkst dull and closed heavy with 8
SALES s,7e0 bbis al Ss.nasas for supsrsus state
S5,s0G6isl for extra state 65,165 g for supsrhne
WESTERN s5,sOa57S for s6ippiaS brands extra round
hoop Ohio; t5y0S6,l5 for trade brands.
CANADA FlOUH-Limited business doing at
rather easier prices Sales so bblB at f5oQ55 50 for
common 70 choice extra
RYk FI.OUK-MaIkst quiet and steady. Sales
CORH mRAI.-Market ,tsady. Sales 800 bbls
at 50 60 for isrseyj S5,l5 for BraDdyWine.
900 bbis at IN e2te, chiefly at 2Sa2s,fe
WHRAT-MArKst Is heavy and nominally uu-
REY-MSrke qaIst Il sSas5e Ss Sc - '--'''
BAR LEY-searee and firm. Sales 800 bush Can
OORN--hArket opened quiet and closed dull with
doUnEafd tendency. eales 50 600 bush a. s63c for
mixed western In store $50 Sc delivered; 567c for
southern and Jersey Yellow Gle for Inferior white
BEANS Sales Of 100 bbls at s., l,SOs2Oo for CON-
moat9 good medium; t2ies2,l9 for choice do; t2,lo
OATS Marked q little hrmer. Sales ct asas9
for Jerse :. Oanada, western and slate.
COsaE EE-narEet quiet. sales 100 bags St. Do
SUGAR-Inquiry for raw quite active, market
steady. Sales 1876 hhds, chiefly Cuba, At 6k0Ifoi
Porto hieo at @S; also, beJ boxes Havana 81 80.
for prime mess, the latter an extreme price.
BEEE-Ms ket quiet aud steady. sales $50 bbl.
at S. o05,5O coantry prime $3.50 500 for country
Messi SO OO@ls,SO for repaeked msssi Sis7sglAel 81
[ 70 extra mess.
PRIHlR UTEa9 HEEF-In moderate demand
Saies $50 tiorces ct 620,50.
BREF HAlis-Market quiet. Sales Is bbls At
SI7,60.
orr HIRATs-Markst more active. Sales 90.
packages at 4Ha Sc for shoulders; 5km7o for hams.
BAODN-sidss firm. Sslea $50 boxes at 10 ioT
DRESSED HOGs-Mark0t nominal at 40 fol
| city
/ LARD-Market more active and prices advanced
H Of cant. sales $500 bbls at 7SasHo, the lAttel
extreme price; 10 kegs It 6Nc. Included in the
sales 400 bblS prime kettle rendered arrive 81
1 SIC.
BUTTER-ssIling at Solso for Ohio. and ls8n'
q 'CSiHiFJF5sR-Markst ii1sJ5 firm At taso,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-29
Ths OberIln UompanI.
O1rnI1r. March 2T. Iss1

OBE1LIEi March ~, 4s6z.
EDS. LEADER;-Oompany o, Tth Ohio,
made up mainly of obsrlin students, which
fought 90 well and suffered 60 severely ct the
Gross Lanes fight, ami whose Captain, with
twenty-eight of its priVates, are now inmates
Of southern prisons, suffered again heavily
at the Winchester battle. We have already
announced the loss of its Orderly Sergeant,
o. o. Danforth, and now the news comes
that ten Of the Company are severely wound
es, and one, E. G. ssckstt, mOrtalIy so. The
intelligence has cast the deepest gloom upon
the town Of oberlin, for, as the names OF
ths wounded are unknown, personal anxiety
is suPeraddsdt 70 the general grief Never
thelsss the students and citizens are proud of
their Company, feeling that it must have
been In the thickest Of the 6ght and know.
Ing that wherever It was It cid its duty.
n