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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-12

NEw YoRK, Feb 1I.-A Fort Monroe
letter of the 9th states that the lombard
ment of Roanoke Island continued yester-
day. About noon, Com. Lind got his rebel
fotilla under way and came down Curituck
Sound to assist Wise on the island. The
Federal fleet al P. NJ on the 8th, hadsunk
three and captured two, one of which had
the Commodore's pennant, and. dispersed the
rest of the rebel ganboats in every direc-
ton. The firing ceased at dark, but recon-
meneed with increased vigor in the morn
ing until clock, when it was supposed
the rebels bad surrendered. 1t was rumored
at Norfolk on the morning of the IN, that
three regiments had been recently sent to
Roanoke Island. As there was no chance of
escape they are all probably captured.
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counciI 20 eedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Fe

@OUNCtL CHAMBER tD- ..
Council met. Present-the Mayor, Coun-
cilmen Hunnel, Fergus, Smith, Hedderick,
Miller and Muentzer.
The minutes OF February 1st, were read
and approved
The following bills were allowed:
Street Commissioners weekly bill, S39
so.
Emile Bischof three months printing,
T. P. Elliott, sundries for use of Office,
s. 25.
VIM. Baker, cash paid expenses to and
from Princeton, 81 so.
Charles Hornbrook, taking fat-boa apart,
So co.
George Wolflin, tor damages to fire en-
CINE while in the Government service, $50.
The wharf reports for the past two weeks
were presented and read, showing the
amount of revenue derived to be SI34 80.
The reports were ordered to be received and
fled.
Ordered that notice be served on the
Wharf Masters to collect all wharfage due
to the city from boats not wholly employed
in the Government service, and in the event
Of their failing to do so, said wharfage to be
charged to the account of said Wharf Mas
tiers.
Inc Mayor was directed to make a report
ofthe Wharf Masters accounts.
The bonds of Joseph NichterD, as Market
Weigh Master with George Bullen and w.
Enrich as snreties, were presented and ap-
proved.
Couneilmen Muentzer, Miller, and the
Street Commissioner, were authorized to
make a contract for the construction of a
gutter to carry the water from First Ave
nue. to the south side of franklin street.
Council adjourned
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! EVANSVILLE, Feb. II, 1862.


EDS. JOURNAL: Ihave seen something and
heard a great deal to lead me to fear thai
our sick soldiers here are not properly treat
ed One man says that, few days since,
he was detailed to assist in the kitchen
here he saw the rations for the day deIiv-
ered-beeE, beans, rice and molasses; but
at dinner time there was nothing but beet,
and that, he says, is very oommon-half
raw TIE same man also says that he has
known Of chickens and other things, sent
from Terre Haute, but thinks, when it got
inside the hospital, they some how missed
their way, and at least part of them got on
the tables Of parties for whom they were
not intended. The soldiers all agree that
the Government furnishes amply enough
provisions, but part of it they never get,
and what they do get is prepared so as to be
very bard for healthy men, and entirely I'M
fit for. sick ones. If these statements are
true, we can come to no other conclusion
than that there is objectionable neglect on
the part of some, and downright stealing
on the part of others. DO not know whose
business it is to see into this matter, but /
hope there is humanity enough left in Ev-
ansville to insure-an investigation and
correction of the evils. if they exist. s.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
M a L h g.


THE time lrsre set down is adjusted 10 contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
" - TTRIE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mail flor Nineenness Terre Hauts,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville. IndianapO-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Loais,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northarn, Eastern,
aud Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except Sunday, at..........-.... A. n.
LOHisriEle Mail (rivsr) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 81 p.
Pddaeah HAL triver) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at 1lIa A n.
Green .Rigsr Mail (for Bowling Green and
way pointsl every Monday and Thurs
day at 81 ?. Al.
III Vernon Mail Gand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday at . 81 4
Fe1o HaTnioHy Nal every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday st "a a. NJ
ROckport Mail Qand) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 5ta A. n.
Petsrsbprgh Nal (way) every Friday ut 90 a. N.
(Petersburgh letters, &C come anu go
by Railroad daily
Cgakbiana Mail every Wednesday at 7P. N.
Leaves at A. Thursday mOTning-)
Military mail Tor Calhoun and spottsville IL P NJ
TIME OF DELIVERING
Railroad Nait, every day except Sunday At An
Arrives the night before, after Office hours
LGifisrjIEo Mall (river) every Tuesday,
Thursdty, and Saturday by or. M
PG9ueah M1Is ever day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by "a.
Green Ri5sT Had, every Monday and Thurs = -
day by 2P.M
at. Vernon Nal Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by 3 ?. n.
Eeso Harmony Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and Saturday by p. N.
Rockport Hal Qand) every Sunday at P II,
ana Wednesday and FIR lay at Ia n
ARRIVES the evening before, after once
hoursl
Psters5urgh Mail (wayl eve-y Friday by So a. ii.
CyntkiahG hal every Friday at "a. N.
arrives the evening bef3re. after Office hoElrsl
HB-Post ONCE opens at A. n. and closes at
p N. on week days. Delivery closes from to 90
A. A. on week days during the closing of the
Railroad mail. Office open from to 90 A. NJ on the
Sabbath.
JAMES d. MeNEELY, p. *.
Evansville, Ind, May 1, 1861. inly22-ywc
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CINCINNATI, Feb. IA special dispatch
to the Gazette from Cairo, says Federal Of
ficers from Fort Donelsou, this morning, re-
port that Gen. Grant has surrounded the
Fort with seven batteries, of artillery and
that the Fort will be shelIed or surrendered
to-day or tomorrow. There are {, 900 reb-
els in the Fort
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ENOFKCE.-Att the March Term, 1862 the
- County Commissioners viii let the keeping
of the County Pauters at the Asylum, for one or
mere years, to the lowest aud best bidder
The party bidding wiz state his lowest cures per
year, tor keeping the poor Hnd providing every
thing required 10y Law tor the comfort If the
tend the Asylum, aud the county furnish the food
and clothing. Bids must be left with the Board,
at their room in the Court House, the hrst Mon
day in March next, to be acted upon OF that or
some other SD hsequsnt day of said term.
The County Board will also contract with one
or more skiilinl physicians, having kn0wiedge OF
surgery, to attend to all coHnay pOer well the
prisoners in the county j4ii, fsr years.
the physician to furnish all medicines Bids So
lcited for sad professional services AT the same
place aad time WAI II WALKER, A V Z.
NOlksb0te copy. ian2ldw3w
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Further Particulars of the
Fig ut at Roanoke Island
The Tennessee River clear
to Florence, Ala.-A Fight
expected at Fort Donelson
Gen. Grant has it sur
rounded - B o LIN
GREEN EVACUATED.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE Union Chamber
of Commerce, to-day, unanimously passed
resolutions urging our Senator's to pass the
Treasury note bin recently passed by the
House.
A special from Cairo to the Democrat,
says Commodore Foote has Just received
dispatches from Capt Phelps, of1he gHnboat
Conestoga, announcing the return of the
gunboat expedition from up the Tennessee
river, after capturing a new rebel gunboat
ana destroying all other rebel boats on the
river as far up as Florence, Alabama.
The Republicans Fort Henry, dispatch
says that portion of the army eneamped
near the river, have been moved two miles
further back, with all their batteries, from
which point the roads are good, and a
speedy movement can be made when de-
sired. Two more regiments arrived to-day,
and two steamers laden with troops, ale
just coming in sight. The enemy at Fort
Donelson are being rapidly REINFORCED, and
prisoners say they are confident they can
hold their position. Trees are being felIed
for two miles around the Fort, by gangs of
negroes.
Gen. Pillow commands there, with 1000
men, embracing some of the best artiIlerists
from Columbus. There are two small forts
and three camps several hundred yards from
the main Qualifications, and present appear
ances indicate that the coming battle will be
more desperate than that at Fort Henry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-12

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-Two persons just
arrived, report that the rebels are evacuaIing
Bowling Green, with indications that they
will proceed towards Nashville.
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Regiments Organizing i'm Indiana.

Regiments organizing Ia INDIANA
The following the stations of the regimen Is
now organizing in Indiana, together with their
Commanding officers, far as the appointments
have been made. The list also embraces several
regiments now ready TO take the field, which
viii transfer to the list embracing the stations
of Indiana troops outside Of the State fast as
ths changes are made;
4sth Regiment-Ool. Eddy-GOsheu-
SD Observation-Disclosures James 81. Smith
Indianapolis
63d Regiment--Col. Gresham indianapolis and
New Albany
54th Regiment-Rov. Col. John L. sritli--La-
fayette.
55th Regiment-2nd German-COlonel Mans
feld.-EyansYille.
seth Observation-Disclosures with the SD.
69th Regiment-Col. Ala xander-Gosport.
Goth Regiment-Col. 0wen--Evansviile.
6lst Regimen t-2nd Irish, Col Mullen, Madison
cd Observation-Disclosures Jones.
G3d Regiment-Colonel not yet appOinted-COv-
fugton.
64th Regiment-1sta Artillery-Golonel net yet
appointed Several Companies of this Regiment
already in service.
65th Regiment-2nd Artillery-COl. Anneke-
Indianapolis.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. I.-Re-enforcement
have gone forward from Danville and Som
erset to support General Thomas in bis
movement on Knoxville.
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MORNING REPORT.
Important from Burnside.
ROANOKE ISLAND TAKEN
Rebels Acknowledge Defeat.
Three Rebel Gunboats Sunk
Two Captured.
The Boa Constructor begins
to Construct.
Norfolk and Portsmouth
Panic Stricken.
MORNING REPORT

FoRT Monroe, Feb. l0-News by a flag
OF truce states that our troops landed at
Roanoke Island yesterday afternoon. No
particulars are given but it is intimafed that
the Island was taken.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-12

By Mexico really shows signs of spunk
"a hundred thousand men in the field, aud
no surrender without a struggle. Good.
We begin to believe ia Mexico.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-12

CAIRO, Feb. 1.-THE gunboats which
were sent up the Tennessee river by Com.
Foote, have captured one of the enemy's
gunboats. The enemy have destroyed all
their transports and broken up all their
camps. The river is now clear up as fair
as Florence, Ala.
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PrTTsBURG, Feb. I1.-River c feet c inch
IS by pier mark. Falling.
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Orr 4aiIf 5onFnal.
WEDNESDAY, MoRSTNe.......... FEBRUARY L
stations OF the Indiana troops

Stations OF the Indiana Troops.
The following are the stations of the Indiana
troops in active service outside Of the State. We
shall correct it from time to time AS the several
regiments move from one position to another
ISFANrRY.
9th Regiment-Col. Observation-Disclosures
Kentucky.
18th, Col Gavin, Sprin6eld, Virginia.
sth, Gel. Benton, Otterville, Missouri.
9Th, Col. Moody, Huttonville, Virginia
10th, Col Manson, Somerset, XIV
1Itb, Col. McGinnis, Paducab, ny
18th, Col. Linck, SharpsbuTs, Nd
18th, Col Sullivan, Romney, Va
14th, Col. Kimball, Ronney, Va
18th, Col Wagner, New Haven, KY
18th, Col HackIeman, Frede ricktOsn, Maryland
18th, Col. Hascall, New Haven, KY
18th, Col. Pattison, otterville, Missouri;
18th, Col. Meredith, Washington City
10th, Col, Brown, Fortress Monroe, Virginia
2Ist, Col. MCMILLAN, Baltimore Md
22d, Cot. Hendricks, Rolla, Missouri.
2sd, Col. Senderson, Paducah, Kentucky
oath, Col. Hovey, ottervilie, Missouri
25th, Col. Yeateh, Cairo, Illinois
26th, Col. Wbeatley, otterville, Missouri
18th, Col. Oolgrove, Fredericktown. Md
18th, Col. MILLER, Aiuufordsyilie, KY .
seth, ColOsel Bass, NOinviiie, Ky
3lst, Col. Cruft, Calhoun, Ky.
I'D, LIST German, Col. Which, MunfOrdsville,
s3I, Col Coburn, Lexington, KY.
3tth, Col. Ryan New Haven, Kentucky.
35th-1st Trish-CoI Walker, Bardstown, Ky.
36th, Col. Grose, New Haven, Kentucky
18th, CO... Hazard, Bacon Creek Statian, KY
3sth, Col scribner, MuufoEdsviile, BY
18th, Col. Harrison, HunfJr1svilles Ky.
10th, Col. Wilson, Somerset, KY.
ADD, Col. Jones', South Carrolton, KY
43d. Col George X Steele, Calhoun, 6y.
44th, Col. Reed, Calhoun, KY.
46Eh, Col. Fitch, New Haven, KY
47th, Col. Slack, New Haven, KY.
49th, Col. Ray, Bardstown, KY
50th, Col Dauhams New Haven, same
5Ist, Mechanics, Col. Streght. Wild Cat, same.
57th, Col. MeBIullens Somerset, same
SSH, Col Carr, Somerset same.
CAVALRY.
Capt Bracken's Company, Western Virginia
Post Office address, Beverly.
Capt. Sirtley's Company, Western Virginia.
Post once address, Point Pleasant.
Capt. Graham's Company, NoiinviIle, Kentucky.
Capt. Gaddis's Company, No linville, same
Capt. Moreaus Company New Maven, same. -
Capt. Kleine's Company, Nolinville, same
2stb Regiment, Col. Baker, lst Cavalry; Iron
ton, Missouri.
4ist Regiment, I'd Cavalry. Col. Bridgland,
BaTdstOwn, Kentucky
45th Regiment, cd cavalrpl, Col. Carter, Mill
Stone Landing, Maryland.
ARTILLERY
Capt. Rabb's Battery, LeavenswOrth, kansas.
Capt. Cokefair's Battery, Oterville, Missouri.
Capt. KLAUS Battery, Upton, Missouri.
Capt. Bushs Battery, Munfordsyilie, KY.
Capt. SimOnsOn'5 Battery, Munfordsyille, same.
Capt. Behr's Battery, Calhoun, same
Capt Harris's Battery, NJ unfordsville, same.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-12

WASHINGTON, February IIth.-Herman
Michael has been officially recognized as
Consul for Saxony in California
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. IL Arrangements
have been effected whereby Major Helveti
and Capt. Prime of this department will be
released by the rebels.
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Special Notices.

RsdIfh for fhe SoIdfsr.-Fo For one who dies
from the effects Of The bullet, ten perish from damp
and exposure to night air. Small doses of HOLs
LoWAY's PILLS taken every ether night viii
correct all disorders Of the Liver aud stomach,
purify he blood, and insure sound health to every
man. Only Is cents Fer Box feb4 8
a Thfas ? or BsaIsU e a Jog Eors0s
Who can be beautiful with a sickTy pale complex
ion2 Keep the pores Of the skin free, and tn.
blood pure, and your cheeks will vie with the ross
snd LILLY. The skin is formed with thousands Of
pores in every inch Of surface whose Office it is to
carry or the impurities of the biood--tLe ac-
knoVledged cause Of all diseases of mankind
when the skin is dry aud parched-W-hen it is
covered with eruptions-when it is cold aud clam
my-when there Is inward fever or inflammation
cit is impossible for the skin under these ciFcnn-
stances to perform its proper functions, and TO
carry of the impurities frem the body designed
By Creator
JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these Distractions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the erEpfions from the skin and
cause Il 10 brighten with the flush youth and
beauty Beauty without paints and oOsmetics-
beauty produced by health and happiness
Jndson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
medicine dealers. dec3
Nigh Lfessg.--This is very ,apt . produce a
disordered stomach, resulting in Dyspepsia.-
Hoofglids German Bztsrs viii entirely relieve any
nausea q D0N AeedAts anu prevent more serious
consequences If you hare the Dyspepsia, few
bottles viii entirely restore the digestive organs 10
their original Yigor They for sale by druggists
and dealers in medicines everywh here, at rs cents
per bottle. jaa2i
40 q sDfEh FIss s-rsasSsf pleasure that we
recommend to those suffering from Rheunatism,
Gout, or Neuralgia, the peruici0us effects Of
Mercury, DIR. Leland's Anti-Rheumatic Band--Ft
being the only remedy for those hitherto incurabe
Complaints See advertisement in another column
of our paper, Of the Anti -Rhunatic Band.
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/ PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE Baltimore
+ Clipper publishes an extra stating that Ro-
anoke Island was captured after three days
fighting Three rebel gunbeats were cap
tured and the ~sbers were sunk orcaptured.
The people Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
are panic STRICKEN. The news is confirmed
by passengers on the Fit. Monroe boat.
CAIRO, Feb. IA detachment of cav
airy 250 strong, had an engagement with
the rebels on Sunday, seven miles east Of
Fort Henry on the road to Fort Donelson.
Five rebels were killed and 80 prisoners
and 30 horses captured. One federal was
captured.
a detachment of the SD Illinois destroy
ed a portion of the bridge of the Louis
vile, GAINESVILLE & Memphis Road, on Sat
urday evening
The rebel camp at that point had been
previously evacuated.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11.-The Inquirer of
this city has a dispatch dated Fortress
Monroe last night which reports the land
ing of the Federals on Roanoke Island.
Three rebel gunboats were sunk and two
captured, one of them the flag ship. The
fremen on board the steamboat reported
that the stars and stripes could be seen over
the battery and from Elizabetli city.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1I.-Money plenty at
b@6 per cent Sterling Exchange dun at
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FORT MONROE, Feb. I0.-Ten deserters
(eontrabands) came to Camp Hamilton this
afternoon, having been found by a scouting
party. One was member of the Black
Virginia Cavalry, who were engaged in the
skirmish at New Market bridge on the 22nd
of December, with Max Webber's regiment.
lie was completely armed with carbine.
pistol, &c, and had considerable amount
of rebel money.
They represent a great scarcity OF pro
visions.
The bark Trinity arrived this afternoon
from Boston with 400 released prisoners, in
charge of Lieut.. Buell. to be exchanged 1t
is expected that Bishop Ames and Hon.
Hamilton Fish win accompany the prison.
ers, when they are sent overin the morning.
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TR1BUNE's pIspATcH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I0-The bill of which
Senator Wilson gave notice, to-day, will
provide for the establishment of a national
foundefy on the Hudson river, near West
Point, and of a mandatory of iron suitable
for cannon, in Pennsylvania, probably at
Bloomfield
Gen, Sigets nomination as Major Gener-
al will be sent into the Senate tomorrow.
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Sold In Evansville By
feb5 KELLER Dc WHITE

Av0R S.GLE.--1he undersigned on-r- -
Il sale at great sacrifce his three two story
brick houses, situated the Southeast corner u
Second nd Oak streets, on lot 65, upper EuIlrae-
ment. The improvement consists Of one two story
brick store and dwelling, and two brick dwelling
houses well finished. The three houses rent now
for SIX hundred and fifty dollars Per aununI-
ED Application to be made to Richard raleigh
or VIM. Hughes.
feb3-Im CHARLES COLLINS
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Dunn ViVIMuS VIVAGuS."
ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT
CHARLEY" HABBE, Prop'r.
YHHE ssH0U~E -Y.z.HRsEs R3gsE
n has inst been repaired aud tehtted. and is
spared 60 place the st. Charles IN FIRST rate rim
and it viii be kept first class house in ali res,
pects-
GAME, IN TUE SEASON.
& Y - T - II 81
And everything edible TO be purchased IN tl,y mar
ket will be served up mt the ST. CHA RLES at al
buRrs, in style which will spit the most fastidi
Oas cpicHrs.
Choice lsrandios and Imported Wines the besl
Lransis OF ola Bourbon and MonongltheIa aud A
No. Liquors of all kinds viii be found at the haI
of the st. Charles
Imported Cigars,
An the favorite Havana brands always ON hand
Ezs- The patronage ofny numerous friends aud
The pubIic generally il .resiact f.,llv solicited
oc4-6m CHARLEY lAABBE'
~ .EvnPS! LAMPS We have Just re-
q eeiyet n large assortment OF Goal Oil lamps,
seiected in person expressly for tho Evansville
trade We solicit examination Of price and
quatify, as weare contdeue = bettsr=or cheaper
lot cannot be found this sidesOf SiBni matt Price
from SO cents TO 81 IS each. 2 gas
iec19 YIoKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
#PR-E-N-y EsR-E.V-y.-We CONTINUES 10 re-
- = celye that rich country Bran, that waiashs
y gz SoHs nab az as.asss FICkERa BtLoss
dee1 - No. - Main st.
tSAS14x.sA.SeED HS-F:SsB: II 800 lbs cheoe
iaps honey e'-.aas. 81 Il a. COOKS.
s. 70 a. an sure
H0SCR. -1,E ~ OEEE.zys-s SU65.RR.
80 hhas- choice N. O.. Sugar. at
Jaao--s.- IL A. COOKS
D0F c0R@s-ih store aud for sale BY
H a. COOK.
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Capt. Rabbss Battery, Leavensworth, kansas.
Capt. Cokslair's Battery, OuervilIe, Missouri
Capt. KLAUS Battery, Upton, Missouri.
Capt Bush's Battery, Munfordsyilie, KY.
Capt SimOnsOn's Battery, Munfordsyille, same.
Capt. Behr's Battery, Calhoun, same
Capt. Harris's Battery, NJ unfordsvilie, same
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THE time lesre set down is adjusted 10 contract
hours. On the River there is variation acoording
to circumstances.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
OFFICERS, ATTENTION!
GUTTA PERCHA
WATER-PROOr
ARMY GOODS!
5IS SEV.E.A'TH STREET.

Many suppose India Rubber and q utla Perchs are
syuony nous terms, merely representing India Rub
Der msnuiactured BY dlaeren. processes, and are
thereby led to believe there Is no material difference
between the two articles In order to cor, OF thiI
false impression, the following statement, made by
parties who have examined and tested both srcl'S :,
is given
I'm Its crude state Gutta Percba IL one Of the bes
non.couduetors OF electricity II has resemblance
rohdrcr 10 lIdis Rubber nor are IL chemicoi and
chand properties the same doc, The tree from Hhich
is tdkeri belong 10 II, same fcIy " tres yrow hn
same soil"
these goods are not presented to the public simply
as an Improvement upon other manufactures oil iraia
RubteT but as ssn'1hing entirely ~ hsU lhdTgctcT
tcs and properties, ana ID being superior to those maze
from any other material. They are warrant, d 10
stand In any climate free from any unpcstaut odor,
Will not decomposc and become soft and -ticiy un
der any circumstances, not injured by coming In
oOutact with oils, alkses saline solutions and acids,
and arc made PERMANENTLY plisble and elastic, and
rendered indestructble and Unaffected b. h. at or
cold Those wishing official n ports and statements
from army and naval officers please send for circular
Goods for sale in any quantities, at menu lecturers
prices at 5lo Seventh street near Per lvania av
tnue--ihe only lace where ihesc goods can be oh
tained In Washington.
d. W. UMBERaINE,
mar TlT-nlo Agent,