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The national Republican., 1862-02-03
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The undersigned commenced, in the month Of
Deesmber last, the publication, Jn this oity, Of
q weekly Newspaper, called the National Rs1ssb.
loan. o.. q o. .,HU .-.7t -
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BY forty; inches, and 10 furnished stthe low
Il viii contain ali the original matter Of tho
daily National Republican, with the exception
Of local news not interesting to country sub.
il win give full reports Of the proceeding. Of
National Government. ..tgI ,| 'H
Il win contain ali the news Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, TO-, TO-, ~ well ~ an
IRE from e: part o. ne
reosiye special attention, and, In all respects,
tho effort will be made 70. establish the oharac.
tor Of the National Rsp,sblican a. Family
washinston being now the central point of
the current military oper ations, great attention
win be paid to furnishing the readers Of the
National Republican with fall, and especially
With aec;vaas, accounts Of the progress Of the
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sorsan Of tss Prssidsnt. ,1 :, -
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1t . believed that recent events have opened 70
suoh q paper an important sphere Of useful
effort. The time has come, when the actual
administration OF the Governinsnl upon Hepub.
lioan principles win explode the misrsn6ssn.
tations which have made those principles 80
distasteful to the South, e.
But 1t is not only Here, and IN this vicinity,
that the projectors Of tAe National Hepsblicdn
hope to make II useful. To the whole country
they offer q journal which viii discuss national
politics from y national standpoint, and which
win never b swerved from patriotic duty bY
any overpoweffng pressure Of local Interest,""
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=, -, W. J. MURrAGH& d co,
Washiagton, D. O.
~ The daily National Republican Is pub.
lished every morning (Sundays excepted) at
$3.50 per snnum. In advance.
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l. MUM h CO., proprfetofs or the Soientins
American, And agents for procuring American and
- a m rn ,.r-r .E'.l
Refer to Hon. Judge kasop Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. u. Bishop, ex-Commissionen Of fatsnts,
have. had business done through Mum Co, . Pst
snt Agency. "a "
. Pamphlet Of advice sent free By mail
mail. =, -
No charge for consultation, orally q by mail.
Preliminary Examination In united States Paton,
oncss No u Park Row, New York; Wsshir stou,
corner or and Seventh streets, opposite the Patent
Dnirs. mar 1t-Amif
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CLOTHING, &o.

> - At REDUCED PRICES
We oner our srse. assortment Of thin Bum. ~
mer clothins at reduced prices. Oar stock
q a'a 8. s sss's s:.Si. :SS :s ss 5000
Also, Hhifts and Fur1kin6 0oods n great variety.
Clothing mads TO ord4r at ihs shertsst notice.
, u. WALL, 0IEPHEN6 CO.,
..-..r Ga Psnnsylvania avenue,
, lulyle between Hiith and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-02-03

'EA1k AND WyNTGR MILLlHB0Y.
: u. ~ THOIf6ON Wiii opsn osr nsv +
style: q yeil ~ Winter Millinery On Thsn. *
Tie atteetioa Of oar former patrons and the pub.
ue gsnarAlly, invited, and a exanlnatioa eeltot.
ID, t our Fancy md killinsry Btors, o. 80 Pean.
"lvssir ANsnss, betEsSn M!1th and Ts.th .t.ssss
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used tor wster at any moment wherein, perhsps,
possesses its grestest usefulness. It's compactne
when folded for h,uspoftation, 10 shown BY cut No
In cut No, I. FI-'f'
It Is highly recommended BY large number Of
ofiacers both In regular and volunteer srmies =
JAMES3. T0PHAM,
Agent for d. o.,
400 Seventh street, Washipgtcn.
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NTOw IS YOUR TIME TO BUY oyERCoaYs
~ PBnia and Yests, ut New York prioea' Al 49,
SMITHS, No 400 sevepth stree, .g
jnn 'H--''N lStar opposite Post Once
The national Republican., 1862-02-03

Army bucket, The
horse Is not eufo.
GATED by the dust
in the grain, and
gets free circula:
uon Of breathing
air. The Army
Bucket NAV ba
The national Republican., 1862-02-03

COLDIERS JUST RETURNED FROM RICH
- mond oan buy their Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods at SMITHS, No i6p Seventh street, Opp0.
site Post Once, ut Northern prices. s,,,.,'Ir
jan l6-dlm .r ,p lStarl I'll s,i,5rI
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NENTLRMrN.s nEADY.MADE

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Oar present assortment Of 0sntlemens Ready.
made Clothing offers TO otisens and strangers wish.
Ing N immsdiats outat ,euperior induoenSents IN.
and Buhnees 0afnsuts and Overcoats, In all yArie.
ties. Fine Shirts and Undsrolothineof Of all kinds.
Kid and other Gleyee Of best quality Scsris Ties,
Crnvats, Stoeks, Hosiery, &C., 10. All Of whisn we
are Offering at our usual low prioes.
~ Clothing made TO order in the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
mar 97-u iH" - Pennsylvanis avenus.
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WIN. cORwIN BUR0Y,' '.fe'
w Lste with the old apA well known house of
u1n-l WIN. g. CQRWIN CO., New York,
Dealer In ohoos Brandiss, Winsa. Cigsr, kc., and
Importer of Teas-No eS7 fsnAa. avenue,
entrance, eth street ,Washiuston, D. G.

The Attention Of c0nn0laseufa And the public zen,
orally u invited to my stock Of ne Brandits lnss
Gtssn Tea. a. cS.n GrttisE Hsnns:.ey Otard and
don, nunS, Hsidsack 1 CO and 'atss vsrys.
uey, chanpesnss, PermsrtinS, Amontilaao, and
Iri.rte shsfriss; Wand:rsr, Reserve, snd Southsds
ebrated "WsCp Club lAouss Gia; Irtsh, Scotch,
BouIbon, and Moso.gthsla VI Whisiiss; Jamaica and
uaso, PksPanois and various brands Of CiSsfs and
very nns Young Hyson, Hyson, Imperial, and Eng.
hsh EteakA't fsss, IN ostty boxss, Imported BY
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NJ ETA .-Io ~. N
- A ARMOR OIL
AGDN OF,
~ PHIL HAR N ONiC HALL,
fennsyivania Avenue, asar Hsvsuta srss,
sSpe T-N l rUf-. .'.-s'
To oFrIcERs, sUTLERs, 20.

a new light, four. wheeled WA. \
CON, With water. proof ooveu, 81
and ksndsops leather .eushisns' TO-
6silt 10 order at New York. and cost sis3, EUk
SALE. st modsrats price: Also, . New Yort
never used Also, sst OF plain BnoLs HAaSiss.
quite new. Apply for addfess Of Stable and Groom
to SsT Seventesnth street, corner Of I. dec "a
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feFtaSysss, Letn,, dFesis .sal csSss JLssgyaSs.
0nss 70 70 49,. g = strsss, being near RsalsiveaA
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D1lyIISTRY.,,
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but 70 H. wAc q psft3a1S a ~ ~ pSfsss,
slssasS, se.eaGssisaA eHetsse Ssete1S ~ ~
Rss1 g ths sity--Ne ~ Rsnnsyivasia sysuus,
lstvesa Ninth nd Tenth strssts. Aho, eo1 Arch
strsst, Philsdslphia. MY n 1irlS-iy
nR. LOCKWOOD eensanuss the prao-
corner Psansylvssis ,svsaue - 0sysatA SsSsSE
HayiIg pfaooee1 n ~ 0oAtA HsaRly dx,esD yeosA
A. iesls s..ssA tAaAhs saStvs saaaAstsoa 70 saj
Teeth isssrtsl - vSIsAEs,, Russss, q oors
rLAfl, Chleeo(osn adninistsFsd whsn dSsirsd. !,
Gag 1-0i rimhI 49, 'ir..s .urW n
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Al Indiana Hopitdl, Patent 0dics,) Rashiaq.
ton, d. q, January 25
The national Republican., 1862-02-03
PAPER HAN0IH0S

~ OFALL 0RADU AND iRRIC1Si
Warranted Gold Rand Window Shades, BuH,
3reen, and Bue Holland 6hades, sll sisss rnaAs 70
order. ''.' ". ~. ~ '"t ,t1. .'a n
: Alss, . handsooe ss.orsnsnt Of Picture Cord and
TssSel, all sizes and eoloS. alr-.
Purchasing for oash, and allowing no old sock b
aoeumulsts, ,personrneeding the above goods will ind
II TO their advantage to Givs ma oall. 90
2 All work executed and supefintsnded BY practical
ms9, WHO have served regular apprenticeship q
sstisfsotiou guarantee, OF no psy r,qarsd. u
Please give me call Remsmbcf the number
ia JOHN MARKRrTER,
nov %. sm. Eight DOOR sSo,s Odd Fellow Han.
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DEEDS AND DEPOsITIONs
" FOR The STATES OF
NEW YORK, - .. -
: PENNSYLVANIA, and
CALIFORNIA,
10 BIB EXECUTED AT WASHINGTON CnTY.

EDMUND y. BROWN, having been appointed
By the Govsrners Of the above States, ~
COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FOR THE DIS,
TRtCT OF COLUMBIA,
with power to take Acknowledgements and Dsposi.
ing had several years experience In taking testi-
mony and Acknowledgements, as . Notary Public,
and ~ Commissiouer Of the Court Of Claims, u pre-
when due notice Ia given.
Mr.. Brown also acts % Attorney and Co4nsellor fer
penous having business to transact wi the several
hpdrtmenl " Goteynncnt, and will attend to cases
sriaing out OF the present war the Mexican war, or
any Of the former wars, y, well ss TO Inquiries and
Quaintsnoe and experiences afford him ample faoili-
ties s. . .r ar.nf. 80 .....
All orders should be accompanied with the sppro.
PIRATE fees. u-- rrtr-
Ofnoe No. l02 street, next East Of Seventh street,
disgopally opposite City Post Oface
Address: EDMUND " BROWN,
Notary, Commissioner, 30,
jan l%2aw2m. Box No. t74, Washington, d. G.
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Nk. l. E L A ND'S .r
Anh-Rheumatic Band /!
PERMANENTLY cuRSs
RHEUAA1zSN, II u psrsosu forms,
10 0OUT end NEURAL0LA,
ST1gTNkSS and NKR VOUS 4 ETxC17ONS,
IMPURITIES qf a1 BLOOD,
And As hi ktsds of k1ewy.

And As Eu1 x6eds Of kocwy.
nn . conveniently :rr.ns cd BAsD or BsI., J., con.
taining . msdiosted compound, to be worn around
the body, about the waist. souALLr .AvSzo7IHe ALI
PARTs, Wherever 1s diseas xay b., and can b. worn
Wi1osG injury to the MOD dslieal porson. ..rr
By this treatment, ths medieisal properties con.
tained In the BAHD, being Of Aiokiy aromatts ana
seaale nature, and capable Of being yaaday sb.~ssd
the BLooD and esa~al oircslaen, without Arst pass
Ing through the process Of digestion. which would
but 70 impair ths intsIns! organ. and derargs the
often the result of tsernAl remsdta and ensoting
ra1eacsvs, BY purifying asd equatsr0 ne eircsatioN Of
he uital futdi, and Tesoro A pard affected % hsahAy
condition. This BAND Is also moa Jn,oer,d q ANTI.
MERcUHIAL AGENT" ard will entirely relieve the sys.
TEN from its pey1iciosa s9eds.
Moderate cases are CURED In few days, and We are
constantly receiving usdotbed tsstimonlas-to which
we invite inspection st our ofoeof their sfRcaoy In
aggravated cases Of long aanAlno. '.' . = 2
Price Two Dollars. ssnt By mail upon receipt Of
%, or by expires sysrywhere, wlth al psoysayy in.
irtcons, from the principal ofice Of
n @. .SAlfH CO., ProPrietov, ID
10 {, ,I.i 4Ol Broadway, New York. Il
N. B-Desripstrs oisctao1s yna free. Y ~ '1'.a
~ This Band will notfhtsriers with the soldiers
duties. ~ u . 'lId y. nsv lb-ly
The national Republican., 1862-02-03

CroK AND w0UsDED sOLDlHRs II
- H0efITAI. E.T|EFb
Published n conformity with the resolution Of the
Senate Of Juiy 10, lS6l.
Al General Hospkal, Union Hosd, corner Brtdgs
and WasAinctow strsss, 6sorgsossn, Jan. "a
The national Republican., 1862-02-03

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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

Coop ADVICE TO THE REBELs.-Not long
since, NJ. Mercier, the French Minister at
Washington, asked aDd obtained leave TO
visit Richmond, for the purpose, il was sup
posed, OF looking after the interests Of come
French citizens But dispatch to the
New York Times says, Of the object Of bis
visit:
The French Minister has gone to Richmond,
to assure the rebel government that the Empe-
ror does not recognize them as a power among
nations. England and France by recognizing
them as belligerents did all that could be ex-
pected on the part Of neutral governments.
Continued hostilities, BY the threatened des-
truction of the cotton and tobacco crops, would
only be wanton injury to the commerce of
the world, injurirg France and England even
more than the United States. That the resort
to guerrilla warfare, as proposed when their
armies were destroyed, would demoralize soci-
ETY. and would be simply return to barbarism.
The rebels have been admonished, therefore,
that the cessation of hostilities is a duty to
themselves, and which all civilized nations will
unite in requiring Of them.
This is undoubtedly very sensible advice.
and if it bad come year ago, might have
been received very graciOusly by the Amer
ican propIe. Bot whatever England and
France may do now, the Americans can
never forget that the moral influence OF
those countries was thrown in favor Of the
rebellion as long as there was a possibility
of its success
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
SATURDAY EVENING. NAY 10, 1862.

MExrcO.-In consequence of a disagree
ment between the representatives of Eng-
land, France and Spain, in Mexico, the al
lance is broken up. 1t appears that Eng
land has withdrawn from the Intervention,
while France has virtually declared war,
and hostilities have commenced. It was
supposed that Spain had also withdrawn.
but the latest advices from Vera Cruz state
that the Mexicans will dispute the march
of the French and Spanish troops, from
which it would seem that the latter bad not
withdrawn. The French commenced hos
tlities by taking possession of Orizaba, and
Cordeva bad declared for AlmOnte, a rem
egade Mexican, and at present protege of
the French. There is little doubt that
France aims at the conquest Of that coun-
tryyand the Mexieans are preparing to fight
70 the last for their national independence.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

CoTroS IN UTAH.-The Deseret News, Of
the 10th of April, states that the cotton mill at
Parowan, owned by Ebenezer Hanks, Esq,
which was so far completed as to be partially
put in operation over month since, is said to
be doing tolerable good work, with fair pros
pect that it will be success, satisfactory to
both the proprietor and the public. Only sew
enty-two spindles have yet been put IN opera
tion, but others will be ere long. Ihe estao-
lishment is not very extensive, but when put
in complete working order may be expected to
furnish market fof some considerable portion
of the cotton that was grown in Washington
county last year. AS the cotton growing busl'
ness in the southern part Of Utah is expected
to be greatly increased, other and more extcn-
sive mills will of course be erected at no dis
tant time.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

later FROM THE EAsT.-Dispatehe from
the seat of war we're received by the AS
sociated Press yesterday; but the wires
were working 20 badly that ii was impOssi-
bic TO telegraph the news TO Nevada. II
was sent to Marysville, however, and pos
sibly may be up before this number goes
to press. The only item of interest that
we could learn, was that the iron-clad stea.
mer Monitor and Galena had started up
James river to attack the Merrimac, and
"heAvy firing" was heard at Fortress Mon
roe, from which it was supposed that an.
other naval battle had commenced.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

HOMIcDE.-0n Wednesday evening last,
an alteration took place between S. E.
Morton, an employee of the Mint. and one
Ghas. L. Britain, which resulted in the
death Of the former. They got in a quarrel
on the national troubles, which finally as.
sumed such degree of violence that Nor.
ton struck Britain, upon which the latter
drew bis pistol and shot Morton. The ball
took effect in bis abdomen, just below the
naval, from the effects of which be died in
few hours. Before bis death Morton ad
mltted having struck Britain, and said he
was "fool to get mad at the remarks Of a
fool" or words to that effect. Britain was
arrested and taken to the station house.
Morton leaves wife and tive children in
San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

ANOTHER DESCENT ON THE FARALLoNEs.
On Thursday last, aparty of ten men, armed
with revolvers, guns, knives, ETC., landed on the
the South Farrallone, which island has been
for the past ten years in the possession Of a
joint stock company. Mr.. Henry Stevens, who
is the Farrallone Company's Superintendent,
inquired their business, and was told by one
who appeared to be the Captain of the gang,
that they intended to take possession of the
island, as they had as good a right there as
any one else. Mr.. Stevens demonstrated, and
was assaulted by the Captain, and, having only
one man with him, Of course was overpowered.
He came into port last night in a fishing boat
for assistance. II the company wish to pre-
serve their eggs this season, they should use the
proper means in the proper time.-[S. +. Call.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

WILL THE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY ESD IN A
CONTROVERSIAL late number of the Liver.
pool Post has the following in relation to
to our national difficulties
The wish is undoubtedly father to the thought
All Europe, at least, desires ardently the ter.
mination of the civil war in the United States
The wish is based on a substantial interest
Trade suffers materially from the conflict OF
arms on the other side of the Atlantic, and nc
doubt whatever Is entertained, or can be enter
tanned, that peace would re-introduee a uniyer-
sal prosperity. Some people, twelve months
ago, laughed at the idea of Federals coercinO
the Confederates but now a different feeling
has come over them, and suspecting that the
Seeessonists are not equal to ult mate resis-
tance, they suggest that the time has come for
compromise-the North taking the border
slave States, and leaving the Confederates the
slave States-Loulsiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
south Carolina, Georgia and Florida. So far
as England Is concerned, this arrangement
would be most desirable; and we have very
little doubt in our mind that, ifsuch an arrange
mentiwere made, both parties would ultimately
De gamers, for no one can reflect for moment
without arriving at the conclusion that a sepa-
ration OF that kind would be almost immediate
" followed 0y Te-enteTing Of the Southern
States into the Union. We are, however, great
y afraid that such a compromise is now impos-
siole.. Mediation or conciliation might have
done gsod work three or four months ago but
now it's impossible almost to arrive at any
other conclusion than that the battle must be
fought out. II the movements Of the Federal
army are not rapidly interrupted, it is to be
hoped thatlMr. JEFF. Davis and his colleagues
will make a virtue of necessity, and sue for
TERMS They are entitled to political advan-
ttages greater than those to which hcircrmstaDces
have recently reduced them; and the North
would be very impoliticand very unjust net to
place them in a relative position Calculated tn
give them fairiplay and fair share OfpOwers
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

SUPPOSED MURDER.-The Placerville News,
of the 7th inst, says: "In the afternoon, on
Sunday, young man, at Diamond Springs,
told his mother that he was going out 10 shoot
a hare. He took with him double barrel shot
gun, and left home. At night, he failed to re-
turn. On search being made for him on Mon
day, he was found dead, in the enclosure of a
man by the name of Alfred Ellen, having been
shot in the back of the head. Doctors Ham
and McNatton, on post mortem examination,
took off the topportion Of the skull of deceased.
Mr.. Ellen was arrested on suspicion, and is now
in Jail. The name Of deceased is difficnlt to
pronounce or remember, and we have not been
able to ascertain it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10
C1UMMONs.-state OF ofCalIfornIa. county

CUMMONS.-State OF fCaIIGOrnIa, County
- Of Nevada, ss. Eureka Township. Before Ira
STANLEY j. =. People Of the State of California to
ROBERT NcCLoUD and SARAH W. MCPHERSON. YOU are
hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned
Justice Of the Peace at his Office in said Township
SATURDAY, THE THIRTY FIRST DAY Oh MAY, A.
D. 1862. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to answer TO the com
plant of II. RANSOM to obtain decree of this Court
for the foreclosure Of cetan mortgage bearing date
June lst. 1858. executed by you to ID. Ransom, and
for the sale Of the premises therein, and IN said
plaint particularly mentioned and described and the
application Of the monies arising from such sale to
the payment Of the ainonnt due a certain promis
sorry note set forth in the said complaint made and
delivered by the defendant Robert McCloud to the
plaintiff ID. Ransom, bearing date with the said
mortgage that there is due upon said nate than
the sum Of two hundred dollars and interest thereon
ut the rate Of three per cent per month from the st
Uf June, 1858. And if any deficiency shall remain
after applying all themOnies arising from the sale Of
laid premises to the payment of said amount, inter.
est and costs thereon that the plaintiff may have
ecuOn therefor against the said defendants and II
and every person claning through on under the de.
PENDANTS subsequently, to the date of plaintiffs mort.
gage may be barred aud oreclosed OI all right claim
in equity Of redemption in and to the said premises
any part thereof and such other and further relief
orboth in the premises may be just and equitable.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to appear
and answer Judgment will be taken against you for
the sum Of two hundred dollars aud interest thereon
at the rateof three psT cent. per month from the
first day ofane. A. p. 1858, together with all the
costs Of su and also demand of the court such other
relief as prayed for in said complaint Given under
my hand this eighth day of May A. D. 1862.
IRA STANLEY, Justice of the Peace.
Ordered that the foregoing SUMMONS be published
once week for three weeks ia the Nevada Democrat
Nay TO- iS62.-sw. IRA STANLEY, up.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

LOOKING AHEAD.-Letters from havana
state that JEFF Davis has lately had large
amount Of money deposited in the banks of
that city. II this is true, Il would SEEM to
indicate that the rebel chieftain is looking
forwardto an early "emigration move
rnent," and Is sending on bis "valuabIes," /"
In advance. 1t is suggested that jeff had
better join Santa AnuA at st. Thomas. He
would ind the one-legged ex-Dctator a
congenial spirit.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-10

MORE CopPER.-Speaking of some newly
discovered copper mines near Campo Seco, the
Calayeras Chronicle says: We have been shown
several specimens of ore, which are pronounc-
ed by competent judges fully equal in richness
ner mining will be vigorously carried on during
the Summer in Township No. 4, and from pres
ent indications we are convinced thut an inn
mense amount Of the raw material will be ship
ped East the coming Summer and Fall.