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The rebel artillery was considered superior to
ours, and their small arms about equal The sth
Iowa were taken prisoners almost en- ulGSss The
67ih and list Ohio, 18th Wisconsin and 46th
Iowa, are said 10 have fed after firing two or
three rounds When the enemy fed, they burned
their wagons and left their wounded, all Of whom
are prisoners Our loss is now stated to be 10000
killed and wounded and the rebel loss $1,000.
One New Orleans regiment, the Louisiana Tigers,
were almost entirely left on the battle field, either
killed or wounded. Gen. PrentisS escaped Tues
day and came into camp at once. In the confu.
sion Of the retreat be managed to elude rebel vgi
lance. He was wounded during the battle, but
not seriously.
1t was the intention Of Beauregard 10 make an
attack two days before he did, but the extraordi.
nary rain im2eded his progress. The response
bity Of the surprise rests with the commanding
general. On Friday large force Of cavalry ap-
peAred within sight Of the lines Of Sherman, who
occupied An advanced position, and bad been or.
deFsd not to bring on 90 engagement; conse-
quenty be sent out no force against them. They
remained until Sunday morning, and served IS .
screen, behind which BeHuregard formed his
troops in order Of battle undiscovered. John G..
Breckenridge is positively said to be prisoner.
, 1862-05-01

Two lGEN DnowNED. Sunday evening.
lsth Olt boat containing three men vas up
Set near Whisky Spit, and two of The three men
were drowned. One was saved By ellnsing 70
DE bottom oG he boat. q.
, 1862-05-01

REcRRocnT.-A gentleman from ths country
recently arrived, and wishing 70 put through 1
local bilI, addressed, says the HsraH and Air
ror, one q The seual ors On The subject prom
ising the laitsF 70 help him IN he country 4
be would a6 bin in bis Object The Senator
said be would 20 % Il The applicant would assist
hinin he passage Of : bin Of bic own. Tho
Atser asssnted most cordially % he proposition,
and inquired Of the Senator What TIE BIN vas
Answer-G board bin
, 1862-05-01

REUn fEEEs DEIEaorEDg-Noarly an the sp
Fieot and peach trsss in he interior Of California
wWs destroyed BY the lAis aOodA
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INDIAN SUPERINTERDENCY OF WASH
INGTON TERRITORY.

The following, which we copy from the Port.
land 7imeS, imparts information not before pub.
lished, and likely to interest readers who desire
to keep posted:
By telegraph, the removal Of Mr. Kendall has
been announced, and the appointment Of Mr..
Hale as his successor. Who Mr.. Hale is, or
what has been his pursuit in life to qualify him
TO succeed Mr.. Kendall IN an Office more compli
cated in its details, and requiring more moral
courage and financial honesty than any other
office in the Territory, We at present writing are
not prepared to say.
Indications are ominOus Of difficulty ahead.
In anticipation Of bis commission, Mr.. Hale has
designated Rev. Geo. F. Whitworth to be bis
Chief Clerk. Objections are made BY his tu-
tors, and caucus is held at the Office Of the
sly, intriguing Denny, now quietly luxuriating in
the Registorship. E!wood Evans, Esq, de-
feated applicant for the Gdvernorship, and now
Clerk in the Surveyor GenelR"s ONCE, violently
objects 10 WhitwOrth's apPoininSut declaring
be would have preferred Kendall 10 remain IN
the Office Hale viii be required to give seventy
tive thousand dollar bonds; and in q country not
overrun with rich men, Il Is not an easy task I;
consequently be is fishing for securities. W. W..
Miller, . BreckinFidge Democrat, appointed Su.
perintendent during the last months Of Buchan-
ans reign, refuses to 60 such bond unless Whit
worth gives place to Goldsborough, an ancient
and Jealous supporter Of Buchanan, Lecompton
and all and the Chief Clerk Of Miller while
Superintendent 5s.-., .f. .4
Thus, It is easy to see, that the Indian De-
partment Of Washington Territory is about tO
pass out Of the hands Of an independent 6rm,
capable man, into the actual cJntFUl Of Breckin-
ridge Democracy. Miller viii manage the whole
matter 10 suit the wants Of his insahable thirst
, 1862-05-01

fnoars cotIxo.-Ths Telegraph learns ihsi
CS- slsihbsFser win son cone 70 Fort slsila-
o,un siih hur onupnni,s q Bis regiment. lie
ul1iohrss ~ sss Fsncileo On Monday, the
is.uliino
, 1862-05-01

TaE FLYIzo Mnr-This ilne schooner, ailsr
unolhsr quick trip Below and back, sailed again,
on Monday last with more than her usual load,
81 BsIingham Bay. shs toSk o. horses and
cous and calves, making 1o2 hsad IN Al. Be-
flss thIs load q freight tbs captain reported
90 miners . having enggsd paaaga, ~ bound
for Carbon. A larger number of animals and
% large list or passengers never before len
Slsiacoom On aiIing vessel Or steamer. We
lealu hat he Afist has fun fFsighis sngaged foI
ss,.sral trips shead, and uiIl b kept fully en-.
ployod during he present season.
, 1862-05-01

HIauLH siGxIncAE. Johnny, the Sancho
Plaza q The Standard. being firmly seated in
Int long-psOmissd elsrkship in ths Surveyor
0epsfal's o1ies. 3 reported 10 have gone on .
iithi bendsf n conssquenes; and rather pub
lIely declared hat ElWood Evanss Esq. musi VI.
enis hls elsrkship 10 ne sane ofiee. Or The Old
Gorilla himself should abdials "A happy hn.
~, truly, take them an tngufherl Probably
hey have not reached he thornielt part Of their
plih yet There may Be God in Israel still
ard their crimes yin not 60 unpunishsd.
, 1862-05-01

sSPDcuLATORs IN WAsHmGToH TERRIfoRY.-
Assuredy one Of the great cures Of the age, says
the Herald and MiTor, Is Official speculation.
In the very face Of the terrible crisis through
WHICH the country is passing. We bear Of It in
every brunch Of the service, North, South, East
and West AIsw days since We found in . Los
Angeles journal an expose Of certain discrediable
transactions which had been psrpstEated in that
section BY certain Of Uncle Sans army officials,
and nov from the extreme North comes 10 Us
through the medium Of the Washington Stats.
mdn, the intimation that the officers in that Vi.
cinisy are hardly more conscientious Itappears
that pack tIain was recently put on the road
70 Salmon, consisting Of some flfly odd mules
belonging 70 the military post at WaIla WaIIa,
fFsishted with goods for private parties The
eommAndant had been informed of the eircum-
stance By some Of The packers, Who reasonably
conceived their rights 70 b intsrfred with, bat
no reply had been obtained. The Statesmen 70
marks that at this rate there vim soon be no
sgoVernnent property leh.
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THB PaIn Rma n CkL1onaiA.--A prizs
hsht has been arranged between Davis and d.
ley, of Port Wine, Sierra county, for $1,000, win
several thousand pending f6r ne bsnoat q fhe
victor Daley takes . cold bah every morning,
and ruhsto IA Poris, Distance q thres miles,
while Davis Is undergoing trimming At the same
place andTunsd daily % HoHland Fiat The aght
Is 70 cone olf Il Port Wine on the 1ofk Of Nay.
Both are powerful men. and avn b 4 wsI-cou.
tested Sight, and win draw : large crowd
, 1862-05-01

" y 4 r.
A Blood AND THUNDER INDIyIDUAL--A Cali
iorniA paper publishes what pnrpoFts to be . let.
ter from salmon River, written By Bin 1IsyHsld.
We do not learn that this i the VIM. n. Nay.
field who recently escaped from jan in Califor-
niA, where be was waiting his trial for murder.
The following is sample Of his letter; "By ju-
diciouslY playing the top-stock and turning jack
from the bottom whenever dealt and taking
two deals out Of three, 1 accumulated twelve or
iitssn hundred pounds Of The precious metal, Or
nearly ons-half Of The proceeds of bis days
work should have done much better, but The
Fellow got drunk end impndenk accused me Of
sWindling, and was forced to cut od both bis
earA Every one applauded my moderation 10
not taking bis worthless life; the fellow himself
felt the weight of bis obligation, and Is now my
iim friend. would have cut olf bis head, but
could not Afford the sacrifice It that time a.
soon e bis claim Is worked out, however, I win
wipe out the insult with bis hearts blood"
HoL1oWAY6 0mInEnf. Boils and Carbuncles.
These indications Of impure blood, or inward
disease, should never be neglected. Even when
not dangerous they are usually painful and a.
WAYS unsiehtlV. But danger frequently turks
beneath an angry or obstinate boil,-a danger
which The practissd eye and educated touch Of
The scientific surgeon onen fails 10 tracs. Il Is
not always possible 10 predict with certainty
whether the rising evil VIII end 10 boil Or car.
buncle, OF what may BE- the ultimate effect upon
the constitution. HolloWhy's Ointment saves
The patient from eli pain or danger. and the Doc.
tor from all trouble. Il gives Immediate relief,
and, acting aFst on the surface, then penetFates
tha system, and edects . cure. 5hi42s
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THE PUGET SOUND HERALD

- Ne eslsans of he PUoEr sOcsD HaAIS are open
asu.nuneahsnS an questions Of PuOlIe policy and In
0 ala advocacy Of G sides Of every question shall
= Rssy hard but SueA communications A' are not Of
aaul pdhe nature Intended Tor the fuFherance O
.vau. saaa un be charged As adVsrSsments This rule
/. N b na 60 b aepaFted ium.
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THE PoLIcToR FRAncE AND ESoLAED. dis
tinsuiuhed authority IN LnadOn writes as FOL
lows under date Of London, Esb. 4ih: 81 have
only time for The mail % say that Great Britain
and France have come 70 an agreement % let the
North play IL last n shs is sueessfal with
The Burnside and Mississippi szpsditons there
win Be no intaTtrenes. n she Is nol, he nnan-
cial difficulties under which she IaboSu uill Il is
presumed, render Interference either unnecessary
aIloggthsr. Or sIss an sasy natter
, 1862-05-01

Par DAx.@The long looked Cor pay day for
he bulwarhs Of liberty 1t Fort SteiaeOOm has
conc Il lnst Tho Paymaster arrived here on
Monday morning last On the steamer Elisa an
dssssa, and paid the men four Of the six months
doe. He WilI probably return in month or
iva, and pay the balance; At least Il Is 30
hopsa A isw of The volunteers were in town
On die following day, Quesday) vieing with each
other e % who shcuId dispose Of bis money
assl but an enjoying themselves very nationally.
In ths evening theFs was total absence Of the
drunken blanis and hidsOus noises which have
hsIsiobrs iSIowed in the footsteps Of the Pay
masior. ThiS & much 10 the eFedtof the evOlun-
i.srs and viii contribute not little to strengthen
sths rod opinion which has been iOFwedof them
Nan TnoUBLE-Quite an excitement arose in
San Franeinoo. : isw weeks since. On the refusal
90 he o1lcss Of . Phnama steamer % deliver
ths nails % he Pos,masisr. Failing % obtain
he mails By psacsabIs means. Postmaster Par
~ proceeded 70 take them vi q armis with :
miliiary force detailed ior ths purpose By Gen.
Wdghl Ths appearances q The military made
DE sluansr people weaken, and the mails were
insanity forihcouine. Il vas rather disgrace
ful affair 70 The owners and agents q the steam
En-. growing out q the arbitrary measures q
hat uissrabIs Old devil, vandsrbilt Who has
ben trying fdr y.ar pat % sse how ar with
impunily hs eap insult he public and isfy he
Cnasruunnt s. ~ 40 ~ lf4s7 : ss,i--l- rfit
, 1862-05-01
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Dated At shsTiG's once. [
etellacOREn, W. T., April 1th, 1862.
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geIu advertisements.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Criminal Court.

The Murder Cdse.--Monday the Case Of Thom
Az Norris indicted for the murder Of his wife,
by beating her about the head, was submitted
10 the Jury at 3 O'Clock, and after few minui es
abssnGs therefrom, they returned with u yer.
dict guilty Of manslaughter."
lesterddy.-.The case of Joseph Began.
charged with larceny, WAS concluded, and he
was acquitted.
John Cassidy was then tried for an assault
and battery, with intent to kill and resisting an
ohicsr-patrolmen James johnson, being the
hours absence from the Court, returned n
VerdiGt of guilty Of assault and battery, and
resisting the officer. hut not of assault with in.
tent to KILL
The Jury was then dismissed until Thursday
morning, until whiUn time, II Ia understood the
court will ADJOURN no cases beng ready for
to- morrow.
John Gerbright, An intelligent looking youth
was then tried tor tho larceny Of coat nf the
value Of 81, and the jury returned II verdict OF
guilty.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
A nauSem nts

CANTERBURY HALL, had n crowded hOuss
again last night, and the performances, We
think, was one OF the best ever given nj this
asrsa iaii s Of good ,hins.. % ri. .fsrn"on. ss
O'Clock, n grand matinee IA offered for ladies'
and children. The matinesa given At the Can.
terbury are very popular with the ladies', and
wen they may BE- for they are CONDUCTED y, u
presents will be given away. silk dress and
y $50 sewing machine. Wonder who will be
the lucky one.
wILLARD's Habit affords us grcat pleas.
ure to announce the appsaranoe Of that superb
soprano, Madame Henry G. Watson, who has
rendered herself Justly celebrated in the Ph !.
harmonic and N.YOrk classical concerts, who Is
to make her appearance on Thursday evening,
on which occasion she will be assisted by 4
brilliant corps Of artists, consisting Of Mr.. s. B.
A., and Miss Nina Foster. We know that the
fashionable and the music lovers Of this city
are on the qit uiUs OF interest To see and hear
this grand combination Of melody and art.
Miss Nina Ia n wonder In herself, rs IN eloCu
ZIONIST, so young, so beautiful, and so talented.
KusKEL's OrgRA TRourE.--Odd Fellows' Hall
continues to draw crowded houses by means of
this inimicsl and laughter provoking troupe.
Burlesques, odd and comical say ings, meodious
songs, and everything else which Is calculated
10 drive away dull care, may be seen and heard
there.
FoKD's ATnESEUN.-The engagement Of the
renowned Edwin Forrest, this week, Ia nlling
this delightful place Of resort nightly. To night
he appears in the popular play Of Jack Csde !"
Let no one fall to SEQ Forrest during his stay In
this city, as II will doubtless be the last oppor-
tunty, as IL is said that he will Withdraw from
public life after the present tour.
LADIES' FESTIVAL, BAPTIST CnuRCm.--Thers Is
still An opportunity to aid The cause In which
the selfsscrihcing ladies' OF the First BaPtis,
church are engaged. by y very pleasant visit
~ the Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Sew.
enth streets.
LADIES' FESTIVAL. PnEsnyrEpiAE CnuEGII.-
This Festival will he found y very interesting
place for the visit Of any socially and benevo-
len,ly inclined individual, Franklin Hail. corner
oi ID and Ninth streets.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
AIwand.rins Li.u,.nant,

Last night, \ lieutenant Of the Twenty mini b
N,,us ,t ~ Ssmeh., somewna. s uncer tne ltnu.
the kitchen Of Mrs. Iiough's boarding house, on
Pennsylvania Rtshus.I He was accompanied
by large newfoundland dog. The landlady "a
son informed the estray lieutenant that he was
him to vacste, when the "bold soger boy''
hissed the dog upon him. The dogs hash WAS
soon settled by n couple Of" blue pills." admin.
istered by Joe" who also used An Ak helve
over the wandering lleutenant's Uranium, who,
thinking the Joke rather a dangerous one, left
a. last as he could
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
ltuuniOu 'Iheu, Out.

Likely" negro slaves are fast disappearing
from lhe District, and in the course OF few
weeks, IL this exodus is permitted by the Gov
ernment to continue, none but those who In A
sIaye market would be considered worthless
viii remain, and for whom their masters and
mistresses would ba glad TO accept any. price.
Emancipation. we fear, IL yet destined to be
come profitable to the dealers In human iesh.
Within our own knowledge, eight slaves, be-
longing to different parties In this city, were
conveyed to Baltimore yesterday. Most OF
them are carried into the lower counties ol
Maryland Ia wagons and In the night.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

EDWARD LSCEI-r,
T. 6o q KBIN ID ME,
No. al Pennsytcania aue., Washington, ID. Z.
sooks bound In every style, Turkey, Morocco, Rue
's, and Calf June 7-Sm
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Work ON NOads.

Hon B. b. French, the Commissiuner VI Pub.
lio Buildings and Roads. has ordered the roads
leading to Good Hope, over the Eastern Branch.
tn be put 10 thor ugh repair. The work this
time is under the imme diAte supervision of Mr..
II. Il. Stewart. tba general superin' endent I'm
der the Commissioner, which ia n guaranty OF
its faithful performances. We congratulate our
readers living In that direction, on the pros
pect of once more having u road, as that, like
all the other roads In our vicinity, has been In
u horrible cor dition the past season.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Ira nslenl p0upcIs.

This class OF persons, which means Those who
are strangers here without means and are Ia
ken sick. have had no particular place provi-
ded for them since the bur rning Of the Washing
ton Inhrmary. But arrangements have now
been made with the Douglas Hospital, and this
unfortunate class Of persons now have good
quarters and attendance at the latter place
There now abOuttw of this olass Of patients
In this hospital. Their expenses are paid by
an appropriation made by Congress for that
nurnOaa.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
second nss imsna Diss issrIcIvsISssssrs.

Second nssiment District voIustssfs.
4 Mueh SAs been san q tt4ins9neisnsy and
|tsors. III bssn charged that fhsy desirSd
g; g; "a: !s;s IS; s ! S;;:: s::: 4:
sure In correcting this impression. as we have
taken some pains TO inform ourselves ou the
mauer, and, fntf tbs. fAc,s Of the cxse to ba er
actly the rssa'rG fht &copdtekithe eut ri tilIs
Diatrici has just been ordered fnIo active SER.
yioe nj theif own earnest and repeated request.
Not only the Officers, but seven hundred
Of the rank and hle ha, g sent written tition
10 ths War Department, In answer 10 which
they have received the welcome Affirmative
answer, Hr Is Ia. .''
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Academic to Mr. Wise.

Yesterday morning Mr.. J. H. Wise. late jailor,
WAS driving in his buggy in the Nth ward,
whom u numb cr Of Government wagons were
passing, and his buggy whaels came IN c"ntac I
with wagon. and he waa thrown Violently into
the road. Before he could recover, his own
buggy wheels passed over him, injuring him
about thd breast He was taken to his house
and aphysician sent for. who pronounced the
ipiuries as not being serious.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Double Accident.

On Sunday night conductor Myers ("f the
road between this oi,y and Alsxandris) WAS
killed, under the following circumstances: The
train ran over the body of u man lying on the
track fkilling the mani. and the Jolt thereby
threw the G0nduGlnr from the platform upon
the track, and the train passed over him,
mRngling him in the most frghtful manner and
killing him instantly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02

DY WALL 4 BARNARD. huccfs, Cor. of
d Ntnth street and Penn. Avenue
On MONDAY, the 18th day of April, 1862, at 4
O'Clock p m by virtue Of deed OF trust reoOId,d
in Iiber A. s., No 80, ioioe 2s6 ct sc Que OF the
lard records for Washington county, y. C., ! sha
,ell, at the Auction Rooms of Wall Il Barnard,
to the highest bidder portion OF the tract OF land
called
PLEASANT PLAINs,n
situated In the county of Washinc ton, on the Sew
cnth Sueet road imm diatcy adjoiping the toll.
keepers house, ut the first toli. gate.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
U. u WARD,
Trustee.
WALL 4 BARNARD,
mar .y-lawIw&ds Auctioncers.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
The Indian Herb Doctor,
FROM CANADA.
BE WISE BEFORE Ir L; TOO LATE

Csn withou, delay, and see Dr. TUMBLETY, the
tile iron gfasp Of mercury and other balcful prisons
Nay. more, you vii, become once more In possession
desire Joor prosttate hears to lift,
| Your bleeding wounds to cure,
And, with the treasures Of .tures gilt.
Relieve the rich and poor
The following "a list OF Of the chronic comp aints
which are treated BY Dr. Tumblety with unparaI
icied SUCCESS:
Disraes OF the Lungs, Heart Liver. ard rhr ,.t ;
IN item Dises.ss OF The Kidneys ard Bladder, and
all Disc sc' ari log from Impnfi'y Of The Blood, suoh
| o. Scroula or Kings Evil, Erysipeia, 81 An'houyt
tlrs, Careers, Fever Sores OF however icns stan1
i,so, all other complicated chronic complaints
doc orr. "A gooi tree Ia known BY it go,d fruits, I"
| and a good physician BY his suco' ssful works.
| 20 don't be cat down, be you ever H.,
But 90 and part,te Of his superior skill
Who are brought from deaths door row happy and
we'll.
Ills charges orc modera'e MI d treatment and good
VIII soon purity the wh Die ,nsss of your blood
| Maligua tdueascs he soon shal put down,
Thee Thousands cou'd tell now who live 10 tbs
town.
The Indian Heb Doctor will de'cribs diseases and
tell his patient, the nature OF their complaints O,
illness, without receiving any information from
Once NO II, wa,kirg o. building, Pennsylva.
uia avenue, ceraer Of Seventh street,
| mar 3i-2w
Corns, nuni0ns,
Calostics Bad Nails, Enlarged joint, and all die.
sases OF the human Feet, cured, without pain loss
| of blood, by
DR. WHITE, susaIoS CaIRoPopIsr,
40 Pennsylvania Avenue, between AZ and eth Sta.
Room No. !, second floor.
Onloe hours from IL m. to8p m
| GcIteei and separate apartment for Ladies'
Ladies aud Gentlemen attended ut their residences
| mar ~ when desired
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Contract

The Mayor on Monday awarded the following
contracts:
Pumps, s,-First district, to VIM. Tucker; sec
ond district, J. b. Greenwell; third district,
- Hazard.
Paving. .-FIrst district, to Thomas Lewis; sec
ond district, Charles Stewart; third district
John Lynch.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
PannaYlNnnin Axenue.

Yester rday morning, by nrder OF Commissioner
French, u gang Ot msu commenced operations
on Pannsy wanna avenue, with directions to give
that thorOughiare u good cleaning, witch II 40
much needs. Wa are sure the people Of this
community appreciate the lsborso of Mr.. French
n his efforts 10 provide for the comfort and
welfare OF our citizens.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
NeteAsesl.

John Ball. 4 native nf Fairfax county. Va
and for number of years 4 resident Of th q
city, WAS released by order Of the War Depart.
msnt, yesterday, from the Old Capitol prison,
upon taking the oath Of allegiance, which was
administered by JusiGe JOHNSON.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Tar ON Olls m 4 h uses.

The House Of Representatives. yesterday, in
acting on that clause Of the tax bill in relation
to the tax on the carrying Of passengers in
public vshiGlos. struck out that part In rea.
ton I" omnbusas, or other carriages perform
ing regular trirs for carrying pAssenge rs.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Mora Contrsh.uds Arrived,

Fifteen or twenty contrabsnds arrived here
last night In charge OF the military authorities
They were fine. stout looking men, attirod Il
Virginia homespun. They were taken t
the o6ce of tho Provost Marshal.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Huw 10 Tighten the Horrors Of war.

II ia easier to march up tn the canron's
mouth, wading through 4 swamp, rs n New
bern, or to breast the iron hail, climbing the
fortified hills at D,nelson, than 10 endure for
a long winter night the snow and slssl while
reposing upon \ bed OF mud or ice. II liz hor.
rible, undermining the constitution, and lay Ing
the foundation for rhsumatisns. 'pieurisise,
and untold missries. To remedy all this, there
Ia nothing know 80 efii1acious M the military
equipments OF gutta percha, sold by TIMBER
hine SO Seventh street. ss-.' Or ..- = f. PM.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Communicated
Nev. w, II. GAIIllId. .

We are authorized 10 state that the allega
tons which were preferrsd sgalnst hsv' ". n
Gnillard we're not supported by Coidetce, and
therefore we're not sustained, and that he con.
tnues to be the pastor OF the Il Estreet Chsrel
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
LOCAL NEWS.
~ Advertisers,

Hesriy - thousand copies Of The Rcpuh
itoon are circulated among the floating popuis.
uon every day, besides thsisrgs number served
70 regular subscriber. Advertisers will taks
rots accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-04-02
Fell out or n windoxv.

A soldier fell from the second story window
Of Odd Fellows Hall In t.e 7th ward yesterday
and broke his leg and arm. He was convey cd
10 the hospital by his comrades.