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\ ATIONAL REPC Il L1CAN

WAtHiSSros ". u, July j. isSI-
The undersigned commenced. in the month OF
December last. the publication, in this city, Of
weekly newapsper. called the Natpondl RfpsbI,eaa.
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stated below
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tonal Government.
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effort will be made to establish the character of
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In politics. the paper will be Republican, sus-
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paper an important sphere of useful effort. The
time has come, when the actual administration OF
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But it is not only here, and in this vicinity that
the projectors of tho National Republican hope to
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journal which will discuss national politics from
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United States Excise Tax.
Collection Distr;ct Of Warrington Territory, COM
prising the Territories Of Washington and Idaho.

pFtSMy tHe 1eTTUo"eS ~ W"S"s"Js~" ~"~ Ass"~'
A1OTICE is hereby given that the lists Of valu-
atoms and enumerations Of property subject
to tax under the joint resolution ofthe Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, imposing spe-
cial income duty, approved July Ath, 1864, made
aud taken by the several Assistant Assessors Of
said Collection District will remain open for the
examination Of all persons interested, for the space
Of ten days, from the 5th day Of November, 1854,
at my once in the city Of Olympia, between the
hours Of o'clock A. D.. and p =. Aad im0e-
diascly amer the expiration Of the said ten days.
will receive and determine all appeals rriative 70
erroseousos excessive valuations or casDerstious,
sakeu By the Assistant ASSESSOR
All appeals to the Assessor ~ aforesaid. most
ne made in writing. and specify the pArssrslnr
cause matter, thing. respecting vhsch decss-
,sa - requested and state the grounds er Prsocs-
pies Of ,s~qnAiisy 90 errpr cs~p.sined o.
JOHN q. SPARKS.
T. = Assessor uiss- e " Z.
Tsssed at Olympia. w. T..
18th asy ~ ss.tss-sr. 1854
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PHELAN'S
billiard falcon.

FUVHE above Billiard Saloon, with EIGHT FIRST
CLASS PHELAN TABLES, is now open to
ahc public. The Cushions on these Tables are the
latest patent, and are great improvement on their
predecessors. The ROOM is fitted up so ms to
combine ELEGANCE with COMFORT. The bar
will be kept supplied with the very choicest brands
Of
Wines,
Liquors.
60 g Ear9
And the subscribers hope, by strict ettentiOn, to
merit the patronage of all who admire and prac-
tice the GAME OF BILLIARDS.
DAN. LYNCH,
NJ. L. HUGHES.
100 and 7l2 Montgomery st.,
Opposite the New Metropolitan Theatre.
1ne subscriber begs to inform the public that
the aforementioned BILLIARD SALOON 10 aso
intended to serve as show and salesroom for
PHELAN,S Patent Combination
Cushions and Model Bill.
Hard Tables.
And Billiard Trimmings OF every description
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing Billiard Tables viii
thus have an opportunity of selecting from va
ried assortment, both in style and finish, and car
also test the superiority claimed for the Cushion.
and Tables Mr.. DAN. LYNCH will always be or
hand, and ready to give all required information
with regard to the merits ofthese JUSTLY CELE
DRAFTED BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribe
cordially invites all interested parties to call ant
xamine. NJ. +. HUGHES.
Agent for Phelan's Patent Combination Cush
.sns and Modern Billiard Tables.
San Francisco, July Is, 1861. 3S:ms*
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~ Money current in the State where issued
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A discount of twenty-five per cent from the
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or more copies Of any one or more Of the above
works. Thus four copies Of Blackwood, or of one
Review, will be sent to one addres; for SO fout
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and so on.
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United States will be but - cents year for
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January 5th, 1861. No. 8
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NOTICED.

TIME copartncrshp in the Banking Business
heretofore existing between Eugene Kelly Of
the City Of New York, and Joseph A. Donohoc,
VIM. e. Ralston, and Ralph 8. Fretz, ofSan Fran
cisco under the firm name of EUGENE KELLY
4 CO., New York, and DONOHOE, RALSTON l.
CO., San Francisco, will cease on the irst day of
July, 1864, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Donoh0c
Withdrawing from the copartnership.
The business will be settled in New York by
Eugene Kelly, and in San Francisco by VIM C..
Ralston and Il. s. Frctz.
Deposltors arc requested to hand In their books
for settlement at tho banking house Of Donohoc,
Rals,On 4 Co.
ENGINE KELLY,
Per J. A. DOnohOe, Attorney
JOSEPH A. DONOHOE,
WIN. c. RALSTON,
II. s. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June 43, 1864.
TIME UDERsIGNED. CALLING ATTENTION
to the above card, give notice that on and after
the first day Of July next they will continue the business
Of the above coparnership without interruption, at the
old banking house Of DonohOc Raston Co., in this
city, under the firm name of FRETz & RAISTON'
and in New York through the agency Of Messrs.
and after the 9th day Of July next they together with
d. o. Mills J. b. Thomas. Louis Mc!ane, Asa l.
LAYTON. VIM + Barron. Thomas Bell Jno .; EAR Earl
M M.m No %s: W f1sSy Bna George S f.
II. F. Teschemachrr, a. Haywood, Moses Ellis, a.
Henry, J.. G. wilmcrding and VIM. Alyoid Of San
ing become for that purpose duly incorporated under
the laws Of this State will carry on the business Of
in all obanking its various branches at the same place
Gold and Silver Currency, under the name OF
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
n. O. MILLS and WIN. G. RALSTON will be
charged with the management Of the busincss Of the
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DR.. RUFUS WILLARD.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

PHYSlClAN AND SUkGEON.
(Grad"nse cf0s Uairersity the City Of Ne~ York)
"AvlNG located permanently in the city of
Ill Olympia, offers his professional services to
the citizens ofthis place and surrounding country
in the various branches Of Medicine and Surgery
Grateful for past patronage and the confidence
bestowed by a generous public, the Doctor re-
spectfully solicits continuance Of tho same, and
will hold himself in readiness at all times to attend
to any calls in the line of his profession to which
his entire attention will be devoted.
Those preferring the services of regular grad
nate, rs evidenced by the proper authority of q
diploma, may consult personally or by letter with
every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases of women
and children, and all affections ofan organic ma
ture.
Reference: Te the Faculty Of University Mcdi
cal College. and Dr. PA Aylcttc, New York city.
OvrIcE-At the Puget Sound Drug and Book
Store.
Olympia, December !, 1864. Aft
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The American Physiological Journal
A Repository u sri~urs. lIisrsfsre. ans rc.-rAl
iniellsg~acs, aessts4 - phreneiosy. edsestssa
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calculated 20 reform. elevate and improve nas-
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otb r engraviags A beautiful quarto. suitable
for bisdine. Published monihly Al sse dollar .
year. in advance FOWLER 1 WELLS
sos Broadway. New York
For three dollars, a copy Of each Of the shove
AIMED Journals will be sent one wear
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self.
- All are invited to call and examine my
stock.
-. Shop on Main street, opposite G. g. Tur-
ner's Drug -stose. ChAkLAS ~OOD.
P.S.-An persons indebtedt to ne are request
e - call asd settle their accounts.
- Gresukacks taken ct IS eeats.
OiyUpia, July ,, 1864. SAT-
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

NVHE undersigned has just received l41
large and good assortment of the best
FRENCH CALF and KIP that has ever -
been exhibited in Olympia, suitable for making
from the finest to the heaviest dress boot.
He has also ON hand q large supply Of home
tanned
Kip, Oow-H1de,
GRAINED LEATHER,
AND BUCK-SKIN.
CASH PRICES:
Best Fine French Calf, sewed.-...."."$l2 90
" g pegged -.:..... 10 90
Best French Kip, pegged... to $40 90
Fine Calf, light or heavy, home tanned, 90
Good Coarse, or Kip ......................". Z W
SHOES IN PROPORTION.
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PR0TIDENCE SCHOOL,,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CONDUCTED by
THE SISTERS OE CHARITY,
Stellac00m, w. r.

TTVHIS Institution will resume studies on MON
DAY, December 5th, 1864.
TERMS FOR BOARDERS:
For Board and Tuition per quarter Of II weeks $40
For Washing per quarter. ~
For Bedding 90 ."......................
For Music do .........................l Is
Entrance fee for all not admitted at commencement.
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS:
For Tuition, per quarter Of eleven weeks .......$d
GENERAL REGULATIONS:
From the day Of entrance to the vacation, in
July next, NO absence will be allowed except in
case Of serious illness. No pupil will be admitted
for q shorter period than quarter, and no deduc-
ton will be made for time lost or quarter not
completed. Pupils will be received at any time
during the year, and charged from the day Of ad-
mission into the Institution. Visits arc confined
to Thursdays, and can only be made by Parents
and Guardians, or persons authorized BY them.
All letters subject to the to the Inspection oil
the Superioress.
For the sake Of uniformity and order, all the pu-
pills will attend the religious exercises Of the es-
tabishment.
For clothing. books. or other wants Of students.
NO advances will be made by the Institution. To
meet such expenses. . Sufficient sum must be de-
deposited with the Treasurer. Pre-psyment vill
he Invariably. denasded at the counenceneat oil
each quarter.
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TO THOSE IN TIE INTERIOR OF THE STATE,
Who are suffering under any form of Private
Disease, whether contracted from impure connec-
tions or induced by other causes, would d.
rectly address myself, informing them that they
can DO cured without the necessity of journey
to this city.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, LUNGS AND
LIvER.-I would call the attention Of invalids
to his course Of practice in the above complaints
Throwing aside ~ worse than useless, Is high
y injurious, all forms Of mercary, the Dotor relies
entirely upou the VEGETABLE PRACTICE.
Thousands Of testimonials are in his hands in6i.
eating the astonishing success he has net with ID
the treatment Of all diseases Of the Heart, Lsags
and liver, on purely Vegetable basis. The treat
meat calls for no confinement to The hosss, ah-
sence from business, nor change in diet.
The same success has marked his treatment Of
all Diseases Of the BLOOD asd SKIN.
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Sept II, 1864. ASST
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-23

ONE OF THE REsuITs. The abolition ofSlayery
in Maryland is being attended with the good re-
suits the friends Of Emancipation expected. A
steady stream Of emigrants from our sister States
particularly Pennsylvania, is pouring in upon us,
now that free labor has become a settled fact
In every county of the State large sales of land
have taken place during the past two months and
the purchasers are men who intend to SETTLE in
our midst, and who do not purchase for the sake
Of speculation. The worn-outand half titled tracts
of the large stakeholder in the hands Of farmers
who till their grounds by free labor-who encour-
age free schools, and all the accompaniments of
of free institutions soon place Maryland in
position among the Free States that she should
have occupied long ago. The following, from the
Denton Union, published in Caroline County, is
an indication of the revolution taking place.
Mr. James G. Redden has sold his farm, near
town, containing near three hundred acres to Mr.
Jacob l. Zook, of Cumberland county, Pa, for
$4,000. Itis healthy and desirable residence
Mr.. Redden has also sold the Mansion Farm
formerly the residence of the late.Wm Jones, near
land county, Pa, but at what at what price We
have not learned
Mr.. Redden has also sold his Burrsyille farm,
near the Delaware line, to Mr.. Tobias Miller, Of
Cumberland county Pa, co utaining one hundred
acres. for 3, 800
We have always understood that the land in
Caroline is among the poorest in the State, and
believe that the prices above specified are remark
ably good The Uieion, in commenting the above
sales says ''We would advise all persons, wheth-
er residents here or elsewhere who wish to pur-
chase farms in this county, to do so speedily be-
fore the price oflands go up. They are cheap at
present, but how long they win remain so, now
that Maryland is Free State no one can tell -
The Somerset Htauld, in an extract which we
published yesterday, says that more land iswanted
Northerners continue to visit this county (Somer-
set, looking for farms" Well may the President
say that the genious of rebellion viii no more
claim Maryland .
That day is gone forever. Baltimore 4,ne,i-
cqn
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-23

THE CHIEF JUsTIcE.-Even the New York
World, one of the most bitter opposition organs,
commends the appointment of Chief Justice
Chase although we think it misrepresents the
President, by saying that nothing could have in
dueed him to make the appointment but an int-
nation from the Senate that it would reject an
other name sent in for the post. The World
says:
''Mr. Chase is a grave, thoughtful, deliberate
man given to no crotchets but such as he shares
steadiness of conviction which betokens a firm
sense of justice His political opinions, or the
like of them, we should have had in any appoint
ment which Mr.. Lincoln would make or the pres
ent Senate confirm. We are glad TO see so fitting
a tribute to the importance of that high Office as
the appointment of the ablcst man in the Repub-
lican party (for such we hold Mr. Chase to BEL to
fill it .
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-23
The Nations Call,

From the Tribune.
President Lincoln has most wisely and properly
called for three hundred thousand men to fin
ish up the work of restoring the National authori
ty over every square mile of the Republic Those
who affect to be surprised or isappointed by this
call only betray their chagrin at the now manifest
failure of their reiterated and fdentpre
that the Rebellion never would never could be put
down. Never before, in twice the time was such
progress made in the work as during the six
weeks that have elapsed since Mr. Lincoln s re-
election
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-23
no THE FIELD.
WASHINGTON. Dec

WASHINGTON, Dec l9.
The following order has just been issued
WAR DEPARTMENT, Dec 49, 1S64.- General
Orders, No. 30l-EyeFy officer and soldier eapa-
BILE of duty is now wanted in the field. and if not
on duty, they are ordered to to their respective
organizations
All Provost Marshals and Boards Of Enrolment
are instructed to employ most diligent exertions
in forwarding soldiers 10 the 'front.' and in arresting
deserters, shirkers and all fit for duty who are
absent without proper authority.
Surgeons in charge of hospitals are directed to
send forward all who are fit for service, taking care
however, not to expose any who are unfit
Recruiting Offices are enjoined to diligence, and
those who are found guilty Of neglect or useless,
the Adjutant Generals directed to recall immedi,
ateIy and send to their command
Every effort must be put forth to fill up the
ranks, strengthen the armies, and aid the patriotic
and gallant troops now meeting the reeling enc
my with victorious blows
By order of the Secretary of War
E. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-23

THE CANADIANS FRIGHTENED. Illegal and
hostile act of Judge Cousal of Canada in releasing
criminals guilty of assalng the sovereignty ofthis
country at St. Albans VT, has beer, so enforced
upon the Canadian mind by the anger our people
and the remonstrances of our government that the
Judge is about to be dismissed and special meet
ing of Parliament summoned. Tie Provincial
Cabinet had an extraordinary session and decided
to try and catch the criminals Hos tlity towards
the rebels has replaced love- since love threatened