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The national Republican., 1862-06-14
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0YNO PsIs Or TING PnEslDENT'B
= Pr. .clsmstion, No. 6sS, for the offering Of
upwards Of 900 o00 sores of land 10 Oregon.
IL orders public sales the SrArR OF Onxoos, -
At the land once at osxoos Clrr, on the eth Of
October, 1852 OF one hundred and hfty eight town
ship' and parts Of township, here ofcre uaohsred
west Of the Cascide Mountains, ard withia this dis.
trict Of lsnds subject TO fa'e st Oregon City. ~
Al the land once at RosnBURo, on the 18Th OF %
tober 1909, OF one hundred and nifty four town lips
an Psits oftewlships hsret fore unonsrsd, west Of
lands subj ct TO ale st Ro.eburg.
=. The lauds will be on,r with The usual exosp
u ,ns Of school sections, 40 - a.
No mineral laid, afs 10 be ohsrsd, such lauts
being expre.sly excepted AMI OK suited from raj
by act OF Congress
This sslss viii bs kept opsu until the lands se al
offered, which Is " 10 accomplished wiihia two
weeks, and no longer; and no private en- Fy Of any
Of tha lands will be admittd Until sfsr the sxtirs
ton Il the two weeks. DOW ..".."
Presumption claimants are required 10 tstablish
their clas to the azidact,on Of the proper Register
and Rsoeiyer, aud make payment Tor the same on
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public tales, otherwise their csiuna will bs for
fsitsd. N EuMuNDs, /,
q, mn ssioner Of the 9shersi Land Once
GENERAL land Oyrics, Ju.e ", 1872,
NorE.-Undrr the sssul- n ,ss Of the Depart atnt,
a. heretofor. and now existing, no payment oan be
made for advertising proolamAtons. except TO such
publ .htrs ara ,pso ally auAatsed n publih BY the
Commi~iousr O. Tn, Gsls,al Land Omos
juno 13-w13v W.. tStarl ~.
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By fEIEGRAPH,
LATER FRoI wINcaEsTER.
rurshsr Pars1 selsr. II the Psr-
suit Of jackson.
cyrrsspoudsnos Of the Associated Pre.s.

Cjrrespoudsnos Of the Associated Pres.
WINCHESTER, June ll.-Msjor Wilson, CAP.
tains Smith and Reynolds, and Lieutenants vii.
son and Dutton, Of the First Maryland, made
thsis sscaps u ths batils Of HasTisonbura.
Lieutenant Sslfridge, Of the Forty sixth Penn,
sylvsnia, also escAped. Major Wilson and bis
friends were spectators Of the battle. He re
ports that when Jackson retreated be took his
way towards the Port Republic bridge, and had
succeeded In getting over with most Of his main
body, when General Shields advance appeared
on the len bank, and cut him OF from portion
OF bis train and rear guard, consisting Of four
regiments Of infantry, four regiments Of cavalry
and four guns. These, still retresting, took the
road towards NJ. Crswford, while General Ere
mont was moving column 10 cut them of at
that point. Major Wilson heard heavy firing
10 that direction on Saturday, and believes they
were making desperate resisiauce.
The enemy len two hundred head o. cattle and
sheep on the Stannton pike, which were secured
BY General Fremont; snd be also ttates that
three hundred ef the enemys wagons were cap
tured.
Ashby was said by prisoners To have been
mor,ally wounded BY The Kaue Rifles, and died
shortly after the battle. Lieut. Col. Kane and
Lieut. Col wyudham, Of the New Jersey cav.
airy, were reported dead. -
Lieut. Col. Dushane was captured unhurt at
the battle Of Front Royal. ..
Jscksons rsoeas through Harrisonburg was
perfect panic.
Tho total number Of prisoners taken by Jack.
son from this place was l,672, many Of whom
have since escaped. The enemys killed at
Front Royal was 2S3.
Col Murphy, Of the Twenty ninth Peunsyl
vania, and the other prisoners. were sent for.
ward on the Staunton pike, when Jackson re
treated through Harrisonburg. Gen Fremont
bad sent down strong cavalry force To attempt
Q recapture. 30
Toe telegraph line is completed (but not yet
in working order) from this place TO Harper e
Ferry, and the bull iers are now employed on
he line to Strasburg.
The rebel prisoners, owing to the iuclemaut
state OF The weather, were not sent forward
yesterday, but are still comfortably domicilsd
and fed here. 8.
The late rout Of Jackson appears to have In.
creased the spirit Of rebellion In the valley
Nothing can be more bitter thal the language
and actions Of the female rebels at the success
Of our arms. They omit no opportunity of
showing their hatred Of the Yankees.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

TmE EMANCIPATION LAW IE THE DIsr9Icr
n" additional bill upon this subjsc., intro
luc'd In tse Senate on Thursday, by Mr.. VII
son. bss masy good features, but we arc m 81
decidedly opposed to the provision for solici
tor on the part Of the Government before the
board Of emancipation commissioners. The
friends here Of tie measure OF emancipation,
who have looked iuto he matter, are satisfied
tha. the appointment Of sulh a solicitor would
afford very little protection against frauds
while 1t would put 40 end 10. and in fact ren.
der improper, the degree of public vigilance
which is now exercised against such frauds.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
Probable .4sssek on Gs1pess0ss
Demand for the Surrender Of ihs City

The followiog, relative 10 the Federal de-
nsnd for the surrender Of Galvsston, Tens.
we find In the Houston Telegraph, Of the a3d
ul,imo; . 81. .-..'s .. r5....y =
Saturday morning the frigats santce had a
white aB up ~ o signal Of desire 10 CON-
municats with the shore. During The day 4
messenger came ashore bearing the following
demand: ...
UNITED STATES FRiGArE SANrEs. o'
on Galveston, Texas, May II. 1862.
To he Military Cbmmdntdni cousnas ding ,CJn
n Jsdwats Forces, Gsiusston, Tsan: :.
6sa: 10 s Few days The naval aud land forces
OF tbs United States will appear of the town
Of Galveston 70 suforos IL surrender. 10 opre.
vent The tffusion CT blood and Aestruction Of
property which would result from the bon
btr1ment Of your town, 4 hereby demand shs
surrender Of the place, with I'll he fortifca-
lions and batteries In its vicinity, With ell arms
and munitions Of war. / trust you will com
ply with this demand. am, respectfully, &c
80. HESRY EAoLs, ~
Captain commanding United States Naval
Force on Galveston, Texas.
This morning Gen, Herbert has instructed
Col. Cook to reply that when the land and nav al
forces make their appearance the demand will
be- answered. Meanwhile, we can assure the
people that the Island will not be given up on
u ners paper bombsrdment. IEg.5sT
GALVESTON, Nay %, 8 p. m.-Ths transport
steamer left for the eastw ard this morning
A Federal b.ig-oiIwsr has arrived to-day,
and Is now lying at anchor With the Ssntee
The foreign cousuls have communicated with
he captain Of the Santes, with view Of liking
upon some point that might be respected In The
bombardment, as point Of refuge for foreign
subjects. The following 10 Capt E.gle's reply
10 them: ..-'.,.t.
.,.. UNITED STATES FRiGArs SANrEs
I.--,.. r ... May %. 1862.
GEArLeMRN: Let me sesurs you, gentlemen,
that no person can deplore more than myself
tie misery that would refult from the lombard
meut of the town OF Galveston ard It's fortiii-
cations, yet 1t Ia duty that will become n.ce,.
sary t, enforce it, surrend-r. IL is not In my
pc w.r " give you any assurance OF security
duripg the bonbardnent, ior II Is impOss BILE
to tell what direction the shot and shell will
lake. HENRY EAGLE. F.
Capt. G mig C.S Naval Forces cff Galveston.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

FORTRESS MoNRoE, June l3.-Private Johr
Mcmahon, company F, NASTY .nlath New Yosi
volunteers, was hung today for auilfui nurdsl
ct the Rip Raps, according 70 ths sentence O.
court martial, which was approved BY b,
commanding general. The circumstances O
the case showed no mitigating facts; tho pri-
soner having calmly and deliberately shot pr
vate Michael Dolsn Of the same company end
regiment, at the same time using the wotds
"God have mercy on your soul."' 2 . 90
The prisoner pleaded guilty 10 the charge ol
wilful murder and the plea having been con.
firmed by the court, he was sentenced 10 bs
hung. To-day, q noon, having bssn appoint
ed for execution by General Wool, the seutsace
was carried into effect BY the Provost Marshal
Lieut. Blake. Everything was carried out In
the mort exemplary manner, and The prisoner
died with scarcely a struggle. Up 70 tho very
latest msmeut be appeared Indifferent to his
fate, and refused to make any explanation Of
the object Of bis act, which therefore remains
q secret. ...
Atr banging half an hour, the corpse vas
cut dawn and placed In coffin, and will BE-
buried this afternoon. Immediately nfter The
execution, general order was read, remitting
sentence to be shot for sleeping on their posts,
Of privatss Patrick Fiarity, company +, end
Jcha Dillon, company H both Of the Six
tcenth regiment.
An arrangement has been made between
Gen. Viele and the banks, aud other corpora.
lions Issuing shinplasters,' by which such
currency 1, TO be Immediately redeemed, on
presentation, at par. This step will relieve an
immense amoug Of distress among Union men.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
Union Success in East Tenness e
Rebels Driven from Cat anOoga.

NASHVILLE, Juna IA Dispatch ircm Gen.
Negi,y to Governor J JJhnson anncunces the
succcss Of his expedition to Est Tennessee.
He took eighty prisoners, including number
of prominent citizens The rebel batteries At
Chattanooga were silsnced on the 7th, alter
heavy caunonading Of three hours. Our forces
psned fire next day and continued it.for six
hours on the tosn, driving the enemy ou. of
be works and forcing him TO evacua,e the city.
rhe rebels burned the railroad bridges to pre-
vent pursuit. The East Tennessee people come
out 10 crowds along tn, route OF the march
and cheercd our troops enthusiastically.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
Commerce RcririnS at .SetU Or.
leans.

BOsrOS, June l2.--Tbe schooner Flying ORA
gon, from New Orleans on the 22d ard the
Pass on the 24:h ultim1, with 400 barrel,
spirits turpentine aud 800 barrels tar. arrived
hero to-day She LETT the ships Il W. Farley
loading with sugar for Boston, and City o
New York, loading with sugar Tor New York
tie schooner Pathway, loading with nava
stores, for Boston and the ships Parliament
Gen, Butler and Spor'sman, uncertain. Passed
In the river ship bound up, with horses.
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THE NATIONAL REeUBLICAN.
We made q very considerable enlargeme,

Of the size OF our daily issue few months
ago, and we hope soon to improve the quality
Of the paper upon which Il Is printed, and per
haps 10 Increase Its size still more. Our pope,
Is national one in It's position and principles
and arrangements are in progress, TO put Il
upon footing, In respect TO correspondence,
&c, equal TO that Of any of the. newspapers In
thu country. The constantly increasing amount
Of fpublicfavor aud patronage which II receives,
well justifss these arrangements.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

1NroRrs UNDER TUE REcrrRocrrY TREArY.-
The following list extracted from report Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury which is 10 be
printed to-day for the US, Of the Senate, ex-
hibits the product imported from the British
colonies 10 North America, for the year end
ing June 30, 1861, with their value.
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Gen. Fremont Compliments Cheserer.
Brigade.
The War Department has received the fol-
lowing:

The War Department has recsived the fol-
lowing:
HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT
H4rrisonburg, Va, June 10.
In my dispatch. Of Yesterday l nitted to
state that Col. Cbesersl's brigade. consisting Of
hs Sixtieth Ohio, Eighth Virginia, Afterwards
supported by the Garibaldi Guards, formed
our advance and commenced the battle OF Gross
Keys by sharp skirmisbing at 0 o'clock in
'he IN orniny.
During the day they obi btsined poss ,ssion Of
ths eremy's ground, which was disputed foo;
by foot, and only withdrew al evening, when
ordssd 10 retire 10 q suitable 1sition for the
night.
ths skill aud gallaatry displayed by Chese,
ret on tni- and trsqnert former occasions dar.
Ing he pursuit Ia which we have been epgag.
ed dFs' ives high praise. Resp, ctfu!ly.
J. C. Fremont, Major General.
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0ffss Of Albums Bxpress C,mpaRy,
" 5I4 Pcnnsyivanis Avenue,
WASHINGTON Cirr, d. &
GREAT EASTERN, NORrHERv, AND WEST
ERN ENPRESS FORWARDERS

GREAT EASTERN, NORrHERv, AND WEST
ERN ENPRESS FORWARDERS :
Mel ichandiss, Money, Jswelry, vaIua-
bites, Notes stocks. bonds. dsc..
; Forwarded with SAvETY AND DISPATCH tc
ala acce rib ctions the country. This c,m pany
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
r. Ib princip.l ON q arc no
" WASHING OF. DC, NEW YORK. BOs TON
PHILADELPHiA,B BALTIMORE, GIN
CINhAsI, 81 LtUIS, LOUIS.
VILE, LEXINGTON. i ..r
Connections are made at New York and poston
W tn lines fTw.rdinE TO the CANADA and the
RirlSH PROVINCES, and with atssms IN linei
to oLlv.kt.OoL, ,sOu1HAMPION, ard I1kvRE
sp"m 10 al t"n. Ia CIR At britain AMI OF the Con
intn 81. .. ...-.-
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS
IN tde ~ all accessible pats Of the Uni.ed Stt Is
&C DUNN, Agent,
jel2 Wssh ngtoa e.
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TO Acquia Creek and Piuey Point,
The Potomac Stpamboat C0mnanv

w street, Washington, every mOrning, (Sund,y v.
excepted st sig o'clock, for Aqua Greek, stopping
a, Marbu,ys lard ng Heiurniug, will leave As,
o'co;k p. IN. "
In connection, u freight boat will run every day.
FSI freight and pIS4age, Ep,ly on board the boats.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 10.
On s itutdays, the boat leaving At six oclrek in
The morning will extsI her trip to Piney Point
snd Irilcipal inter Lediaic landings Returbing
irave PiDey Point at sight o'clock on Sund ~
evening.
Fare TO Aequh Creek, 81, Round trip, 81
Fare to PiIey Point, s2
For freight, or passags, Apply % freight agents on
the wharvts
wsshi gt0n. June |, 1892.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

The table shows in the LATER year falling
2f in fish, turs, fruits, hides, wool, &,. The
drcreas' 10 tbscco was maj ked--from SlO2,
s75 in 1859 10 1854 in 1861. There was an
Increa'e in ani'na's, ashes ,rk, butter, cheese.
coal, eggs, flax, flur, grain, gypsum, lara.
msats, ore', rags, seeds, sarub', and timber
The total valne IL 1859 was sl5,l3i,4l2; in
1860, Sl2,C60,Sis; 10 1861, s2O,Ol9,427.
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~ Can't. G. Frederick Tavlor wouDa

~ Capt G. Frederick Taylor, wounded
aud taken prisoaer by the Confederate rebels,
in the skirmish on the 9Th inst near Harrison,
burg, Va, was one Of the first who volunteer.
ed to suppress the rebellion, and has faithfully
stuck 10 bis post the entire time, beloved by
all. He has an European education, and Is o
brother ofB,ymd Tayl;r, the eminent Ameri
can traveller, poet, and author.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

HELMhOLD's ExTNA Cc BUCHU.
HELxBoLps ExTR tcT BUCHU,
THE GREAr DIURRTIC
THE GRHAT DlURETIC
HELMBOI1DS EXTRACT BUCHU, -
Aud posihvssnd s&oias ress.dy ior D .. ss-s u hs
Bladder, Kidpeys, eiavci, DrJpsy
Organ Weakness,
And al Diseases of tae Urinary OrEaus.
See advertisetnsn. IN another oollmn. Cut 1t out
and send for the medicine st once ~ -
BepIrs NJ oofSte Iet6. Je a-3n.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
OyE OF TUE HEADS OF THE REBELLIoN.-A
rebel paper saws;

OSE OF TUE HEADS OF THE REBELLIoN.-A
rebel paper says:
Gov. Shorter, Of Alabama, has seized the salt
springs in Clarke county, and is makiog about
one hundred bushels per day. He is sinking
wells In the vicinity Of the springs, so as to test
their utmost capacity. He Is hunting other
salt springs, and organizing companies Tor the
manufacture Of salt on the coast. He bas 10
operation a powder mill Is abou. working
lead mines recently discovered. He has already
made twelve thousand pixies, and large mum.
Der ol bowles, and has engaged person, to fur.
nish large amount Of arms.
If the war should last long enough, and dis
tinguished rebels-they who prepare the means
Of war to destroy the brave defenders Of the
Union-gct their deserts, this Gov. Shortel
will coon be shorter by head.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
oAnrEaBuar.

''.H.. .H oAnrHABuhr.
whas tbouands Zach pian' hugh th ir troubles
away, and repay 10 tue fun al 'hs tolls ef the
viii II. a:.s:. cong. .rd Joke Of .hs nIn.,r.! 8,
BACK, yellow, ard dark, and .oms are NOR. darker,
Whose bapJI reffsins. and great Versatility, ~ tie
esssnoe ot art aad g.nsrai ability
vhsn called Into reqsi,itios ~ the t.ienei /" Ha'
wa"ss .stosi.hiss rhymius, and great mental pow.
Iss fs0ny oensiiss, ;n :nsssd 9 Harry Ria," l. a
! i s:%iiss = ..esp
.issd by that % SssoIous % dsriS,s k SsTa.a @ ""
wss .ss':. .ss s :Sssi .ns
Z: eSssSa sssa: .ss' sss I z.: @ '' ana say
TO =. sSsm .ppssr on On he d.rIns aspsss s " p''e'
The nn.ie ! merit, o. each to snol' for bright os
.S,Oss = The '.ll ,,. Rls.s, g." III. III,
the lssdsr each night foe u % or soprano
The ofehestr., TOO isalwsys vel manned, With mem,
The i.dis: sasssss @ a. ,Ioaid have lad precedence.
tseir talents We prsise a'o-g with sn evidence,
MsktnS thsir psroo.. the mu~ does her duiy-to
W. c. S sos. ..
viii listsn essh night TO the voice oi .Niu Rul<r
S as. ~ ;ssss :ss. sf q n:. ss"
ans q D. ii : & S.'i Isais "a Eas;
AnotAsr fair lady, who wins all your smiles should
b, favorabiy noticed, 10 Na As'se kle;
Also mother dsnssss, tbs popular 4is hasees all
nf which sppear is Ii, k favorita dances
Sill another younG lady, with the re.t looks grand
on the Csntsrbury stage--'' Ais Lily BrundStI."
To cripple the rhymes fer ant OF ths spaoe, you'll
Apd this right people now 10 the right place.
rhsSsn Posts Singers, and danorrs -sli great
sttrAo lotto all Of The patrons, and give sai fac
tion
Pay vit this week II at ieisure-ths Hall |, COOL
70 b. thsrs b pleasure.
The poets muse has OUT, but iistl quite explio
II: you have sny doubts, ju pay . fhort Witt
Doom open st N Performance at 81 O'Clock.
Admission % cAnts Orchestra chairs no oant-
Jsa- lstsr-l0,qsl
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

REBEL CRuELrY.-We have read letter from
daughter Of John F. Haines, of Page county,
In the valley Of Virginia. He was recently
taken pfisoner at bis own house by the rebels,
and Afterwards, by order OF The lAls Col, AYhby,
shot Another Union man va, shot by tho
rebels NJ The same time. Mr. II .iues was about
sixty yeau Of ags, and very inonsnsivs man.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

ENiSclrArroS COMMISSIONERS. "A large NUN.
Ter OF slive claimants were examined before
The Commissioners yesterday. The cases were
rapi lily disposed Of, as tn, loyalty OF the
claim IN. aud his title were proved In each case
wi,huot delay or hesitation.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

cT Advices OF the latest date received a
'h, War Del artm,nt. indicate quiet 10 the val
ley Of The Shenandoah.
Nothing Of public Interest had transpired at
General McClellan's headquarters yesterday.
No later news had been received from the
West 81.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

IN sE SEhArE OF the UNlTxD sTATKB
L OF AMERICA, sitting on the case OF WEST
u HIMPHkIfS, Judge Of the pistriol
Court OF the United S,s'es II the several dis.
tricts Of tue Sta Of Tennessee, b.
MoHDAY, June OH, 1884,?
OTdcsd, That this High Court Of Impeachment
at twelve O'Clock mel idisn; and n the sad West H.
Humphreys has iaile 10 make his appearance to
answer the said articles oi impessh hjient, though
Gully summoned, b farther oraerrd that DR. 20 ANA
the for his appsarsnqs on that dsybe ede by pub
li-hlpg TIL. order = the Raii,naI hSDuer Nah1ndl
hrpsbtcan and Eeel(ng Star, iewsgspess printed 10
II; city Of WnhiDBton, ior at least ten days, suo
cessiyey, before said 26,h day oi June instant and
as In the Nashyl'ie Onion, ewspsper printed in
= east Ave several days before saii 9eth day Of
Juus, instant. .-.'
49,. Attest: j. W. FORNEY,
j"l lot Secretary q The 5snate.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

-. Bssehslss,s Rair Dys-Ths Best b.
AAe Weeid.-wiiham 4, RatshsiosT ossbralsd
:s : *: ss g. .s. HI: K g.
least; rcmtdss he III facts a bad dycj and iavle
2. ans ~ Hsis ior life GREY. RED ,or RUSTY
sayia. the hair sofs and bsassifsf Sold By III
DruGgiyts 10. .rn tTs,i. = : m .i,,,i.It - Z
%. The Genuiue 10 sisned wlLLIAM A.
BA fCH0LOR. ~ Ms fesv ssdes ~ esfk boz
Factory, No 81 Bafrlay street, Late 2s3 broad
way and 10 B!nd.J New York - lfib 5my 70 ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

LHuH RENT-POssefsi N given the Ist Of July
l. The large storero IN on sixth street, (ground
flo r next 10 'he Glaze, doa Hotel, will be rented
from the above date 1t is now occupied ~ leather
store, but It's central position admirably suits Il for
irr business For further Particular inquire, up
strirs, Of H. MUNCK
je A-lw [starl Guusmith
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

! !: !
Fil,@ " ~ 49, Prddss,.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

arSPseial Nosics.-On And after Tucsiay
April l, 1852, the trains the Baltimore and Ohio
RaiivoAd will oommeuoe runpiog dsily, (Cundsy,
connecting ~ wsshinEtos IJu.etioa With MAJ
rain for all parts Of the West Va wheeling o.
Parkerburg fhssash t!ohsts suh and basEsss
sS2 r.'lI n Of Traastortstios D. 1 o. r. q.
ap t--t6 fH tAeay (3lobsl .fa r0EU %
The national Republican., 1862-06-14
PRIvATH.
1IVAT1.
PRIVATE.
DIR. LA BONITA

Is happy to sty thst havisg recovered his health,
he again 10 BE- leuud at his old Office ready to cure
all disssse' OF Private or Ch,opio Mature, quickly
and permanently, or pay d 900 damaEts and rsfeis
New YORK City Hospital. Copsulta,ions free.
-. N. LA BONITA, -,
. Roop No o, Washington buildipg,
je lain tor. Seventh sr Ard Penn, Nv.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

Ar Lew Notice. - ROBERT J. wALKER
and FREDERIC p. STANTON will practice lau
10 the Supreme snd Circuit Cosrts Court Of Gal
Courts Martial Rosrda Of Commissionrrs, and De
vartments Aided By two other associates, no par
@ IN exe.nsivs s.s!sss viii 30 Neglected. nddr~~
ipkton, D c. % lET ap B-6m
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET The COM
n tortabe and neatly furnished House, No "a
Missouri avenue, Is now for rent. For terms, appy
o the Pre- mies lie eAGf'
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

- NV. cAAslss sDesr snd nzs.. spec.
II. :aS :,s TsR:'s:sss rs.y: e o,,dI nsl'
ais; ass;,it. !. VIZ *s:SI.s;Ss u sA' f' 7: IL
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

~Lyoa's Magnetic Iss.ct Powder,
restsd Tor 10 yean ana grown 10 favor IL kills sed
sx'ermiaases kpsshes Ned -Bsr, Ants, Fisas
Aotla In Clo'hs, Fur and Furniture, @ ,rdsn In
sects, - . All Genuius beam the signature Of T.
Beware Of countsrfsitl and iuitattons. ..-I~ I :
Lyoar Povesr hils Ell inssuts In tree,
Lyoss rtlh srs dsath b sa's nd .ies.
sold every whers r'Iri d. @ BARNES,
apso-TTssn so2 Brosdway, New York.
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% i.ty, d Ss,ssd cSSr.i, Hsl ~ % Ssssivsi q
esss.:ss .Aaii, osssss g H3sgIeaa -aIssss -
80; - .. q = b s'v0'sd 70 sha'ss 'As shsFsA.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

So YOUR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR
Trunks, Hate and Caps, which we are saliing Il
lower raiss tn-D any other store In the city, tat
SMITH D. No. 400 3rg,rib street. near y
maI a,-dSss -
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

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The national Republican., 1862-06-14
CsIUDs FOR THE DAILY NATIONAL
- RDPuBLlCAH 10 sOLDlERs.
ArAPR rHArEvERY SOLDIER SHOULD
~ III HAYE.

We have besl Induced 10 offsr our daily pa
per 10 soldiers, who shall form clubs, ct the
following Ion rates: o. Ht'
COPY, 4 months. ...................S Slbo
ecpies, 4 months. ....... .......... 500
10 oopies, months. s...................l0 =. 1000
All over ten copies, at the rate Of one dollar
per COPY for four monthA DO E.
- The names must slwAys Be accompanied
with the money. a. 90
- Write The names distinctly, and give
tho company and the number Of the regiment
- The papers will bs mailed to one name,
or the names Will be written separately, II de.
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The national Republican., 1862-06-14

- Dseke's Planesstsa Dasssrs.--s. r.
1870. kit invigorstes, sttspgthen and purinss
The systsm; u perfect sppsilssr, and tbs Ioat
L,sseable sel s6setea, TOMS IN the wofil. Il b
composed Of the ossbrsted Oallssya 6srk, roots
herbs, and pure 81. Croix rum Paruaularly
adapted 10 debate femAies; cures Dyspspsia and
Weakness and is Just the thing FOR tbs chaufss Of
sessors sold by oil grocer, drugGlts, hotsls, aud
salooos. T. II. DRxKE co,
sp ism y09 Broa1wsy,N N Y.
The national Republican., 1862-06-14

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fci1efly q Plltbafsh, nov Of jerry City, vii
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