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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

An tho Grapes
FROM DR. a. I. UNDERHiLIs CR0r0N POINT
VINEYARDS
Come to the City Ia Baskets cad Boxes marked
"R. +. u. Crosoo Point" aud are sold ct his
oRAPE AND PURE WINE DEPOT,
No. 7 Clinton Hail. corner sth-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
So. Rally for tho Unien!!!
0RA.ND MASS RATIFICATION MEETING

GRAND MASS RATIFICATION MEETING
,,,. ,,,. gay,oKIYs At " 81 or MUSIC. -.
THE UNION PIE CONSTITUTION, AND THE MAIN
TLSANCE OF TIE LAWS
All conservative CT Ren OF Kings Couuiys ia favor Of
81 posecuS s md speedy termination ws
pundsrins the Public Treasury to AoonIsm and Secss
H0RATIO SEYMOUR,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. a.
Til. Hon. h Il 4 S,f!iS'i SEYMOUR
ada,s s.a ae meeting and the following gentle
Hon Hon. ? + + ta jS5SyEs, Hon. Iso, VAN BUREN,.
Hon Hon 6 3 YgSRT 5AsN Hon lion q ESStASRk
Hs: f.: + SPEEEi Hon Hon 4 dkSSLSsSLETiscH
BY order of the COMMITTEES of Arrangements,
JAMES Is. CRAIG, Chairman.
JONI WHITE, Secretary
Fourteent tky Asssesy% emily District.
Republican u.ion Nomination.
PHILIP FRANkENHE1MER
First sF Ds,slct oryrs
UNION WAR CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS.
RICHARD G. Nice ORMICK.
Union Republican Nomination.
FOR SURROGATE:
GABRIEL VAN COTT.
Fer Wit; %V 'ss -
v '''' ''' w" JAMES HUNPHREY.
sons of Tcmpcrance.-The Grard Division OF East
WEDNESDAY, Os. 20, q, O'clock p m in the Hall OF
Chelsea Division No y Hizebergrr Hall No 26 8ihay,
between lOth and 2s, ats Representatives. vii please be
punctsal liz heir attendance. JOHN DAWES
Grand Scribe.
The special COMMITTEES, APPOINTED BY THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN for the purpose OF investigating
proposed transfer OF tho right 70 Manufacture and supply
to The inhabitants of tits city lroD tie Hewfors end
Manhattan Companies the Corporate authorities OF
the City Of New.YoIs win meet In Room No. II, City
Hall THURSDAY the 2Jl instant. a. o'clock m All
persons interested IN the proposed transfer. and all VINO
have been gsyed or who have suffered nom The monopoly
present enjoyed by the aboynamed Gas Companies
respectfully requested TO be present t sboye aned time
and place. The Committee also respectfully request the
attention OF gentlemen vesei In the auciure OF with
arriving ct satisfactory co,cuioa in the premises
TERENCE FARLEY,
W ISay W 4 sR,py Special Committee.
Lectures.-WILLIAM WHITE WILLIAMS, A. NJ.
having travelled extensively in the Orient has prepared Six
Lectures on the HOLY LAND, SYRIA, ARABIA, and
GREECE For the Illustration OF the ak lectures in this
course the Lecturer Ia. procured twelve maps and chaI
costumes. Emphsic testimonial. from many Of the nlos
eminent In the country Prove tbs. Mr. Williams Ia
ectured with great in NewNOrk Brooklyn, Phil
sdslPhis ks~sngand AID el'sw9.re NJ william, VII
Of nspai rste The clause In italics was unintenonaly
omitted in former notices IA Toe Tribune Letters addressed
Lin. Of the American Sunday School Union. NOW
York, Ill receive prompt snen'i0a'
soecioI No,,,..---A regular meeting Of MARSHALL
no H. j. o, IT, held st No J:1 BoweIy come,
fklvtx. Itxf .f.. III AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Seasons. ,
have just completed my large and extensive
.,ock of FALL, and WINTER CLOTHING not surpassed
as 20 VARIETY TASTE. ard STYLE in this city; The
IUILDREN'S and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not
eaused All Of which be sold very low prices Please
call ,nu,,v
Noa 20 and = Bowsry.
The largest store in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
IrousiJes REGIMENT, Compau

Ironsijes Regiment. Company 1.-The Rev. N. C.
kEMPsEf. Csp;s'n-AIlESIioS, YOUNG MEM.
Those Intending to join my company from NewYok and
Brooklyn informed that 1t Is almost fan and they must
er this week or lose their bounty sad fail 70 secure posi-
ton In the first company 10 the regiment Call AID the
Csptsiu immediately. Hesdgasres, No. go Broadway.
Open from a. m ~! p M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Vnion War Candidate for CongressoELiL,i,orl
T. CoWDiH komins,ed unanimously By the Republican
and nitu Conycutlon ~ the With Congressional pie
,or prisng tho kshsenth rwentieb, ana nSsnv hrs'
wards. held Oct IA. 1862 JAMES V"ENc,
J.a., Wk..z, ges...ny Ssss.4A~<
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sncrioI Mectiug-EXECUTlyE COMMITTEE or
riif HFPUBLICAkC CENTRAL COMM TrEE.-A Special
Meeting Of this Committee will be held 81 liestqnmter. cor
tsr Bfo,dvay aud 2ld-.t, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
oct ~ 1861! at oeocs Punctua attendance !. requested
OWEN W. BRENNAN, President.
lissRI II HrFt,r secre,she.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Spccisi Meeting of the Republican Central
outf,r.-A Special Meeting OF ths Committee will be
hell At hradquari-. Of Broadway and 2Ji-ss, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. d. 1857 at a o'c ok
SHERIDAN SHOOK, Prsd-at
HEN W H. H.EL'r Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Twentieth Ward. RALLY ONCE MORE FOR , Tht
OLD FLA0-The PEOPLES UNION ASSOCIATIVE
or THE XXth WARD viii hold Mass Meeting THU
EVENING at "A O'Clock. at Continental iia cofne,
a,th.st and sth.ay. Tx Senator JAMES WADSWohiH
the Hon THOMAS yOSLs. it, and the Hon H. W. AN
DREN5 are expected 10 address the meeting ALL.
GEORGE SEYMOUR, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Illustrated Catalogues Hee.
skutes and straps.
10000 PAIRS OF
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SKATES,
COMPRISING all the and most approved patterns also,
Fogs'- Pa,ent Lever Skate Buckles. at wholesale;
FREDERICK STEVENS No. No. s 81 kiST. Boston
save Your Silks, Ribbons. &C., &c.-hEGE-
MAN & CO.'S CONCENTRATED BENZlNE, removes
Paint Grease Spots &c. Instantly and cleans Gloves siks
Ribbons &c. eqna new without I'M 10 the most deli
cate color or fabric. Only rs cents per bottle Sold by Drug
sists. HEGEMAN l. Co, Chemists and Druggists, N. y
NotIce,-French China Dinner Sets. lss pieces, S2s.
Fancy s and coorcd Tea Set ~ pieces 70 oo ana up
Fancy a,lt and colored Dinner Sets $3t and upward
Fine English Dinner Sets l6s pieces, siS
Fine English Tea Sets, ~ pieces, ~ 3D. HI,
Uousekeepers will lind II TO their advantage by calling
Al J. & 4. DONALDSONS,
Bleecker.,t., one block west OF Broadway
JOHN HY5LOP, ..rv u.,.,~.n,
All our large stock of FANCY GOODS: GLASS. &c, Sc
marked dow n Ia plain hsuIes, VERY Low.
Van Deusen's KOmesteron not only restores Gray
and dssased Hair to its pristine yisor eu. an
hair dressing compound FOR SAFE q. NOS zoo 'ha 10
wuy, and No. us Fulton'zt, brooklyn
Wanted fo sell-The STOCK and RIGHT to use a vau.
able Patented ppaatus gea. utility for the entire State Of
Ohio by which very large profits DO realized partner
with means would be taken Please call address r. j..
HOLLINGsW ORTIZ, No. IS Walkerst, Nsw.fers. 49,.
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS,
New styles. For sale BY q. e ALLEN,
No. AIS broadway,
One door below Canal-st, New-York.
Fine Gold English Patent Lever Watches,
IN huniug csses, from loo to t2O esch some n low o.
S15 eacn, warranted correct umeseePep. For sals by
Canals.
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TOWN AND TRY
Notice to our Subscribers,

= Subscribers to the PILOT. Wh0 are in
arrears land all are in arrears who have
not paid one gear IN ADVANCE for their
paper, are notified that on the first day Of
March next their papers will be dtscontin
ned, unless they 4" call at the Captains Of
flee and settle" before that time. We can
not and rciH not send papers to those who
do not pay us. Our paper is cheap for
ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE, and if it
is worth taking at that price, it is worth
paying for
Flour, Pork. Beet, Butter, Poultry, Po-
ta;oqs, Turnips, Caboages, and all othe,
articles of Farmers Produce, will be taken
at The Market Prices No new subscrip
lions will be taken after this date, unless
our rules are complied pilh-payn,ent IA
advance
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The Rebellion
NnM York Inn. I

New York, Jan. u.
The Post says a letter received in this
city, from gentleman well known to Us,
relates that respectable person, made
prisoner by one of our boats in the Edisto
River, says we could form no idea what a
stunning blow the capture of Port Royal
had been to the people Of South Carolina
and Georgia. He says, too, that almost
equal TO thai in its appalling effects is the
great fire III Charleston.
lie adds that party is in fact in that
region in favor of settling the question al
issue by commissioners, ami that both Da
us and Stephens are in favor Of it, but
that the Rhett party frowned it down.
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Msnl,3wOr CuEHty-Cirtast Caart.

Mills Amy, Th.r,n r. Ba,lcr, John Il. Cecil,
Slas sRswSrn. Albert w. Gte.u VIII Il. l.
LYON, Warren " L,or, Reb,r Shay, Morn
2uh"r, ,nn ". r,rigo, Edw.ud b Il IL
&c rye /. Rn klry, Join & P 'p ton, r"4,l.-
t Drlpcr r"ic Clark Pn,ker p Clrk, g org,
RI ;!ark, Ell h + CLARK, s m,.c NJ '.r..I
Sidney Cornell, Since b carey. He +, :
Hurinyt1n Patiip Wsd-worth. Gavin e. Park
Jr. RpthueI B. Vincent, John II Vmcen, Will
lam lIimr.ri, D,vi iljmrnd, David S..iIk Samuel
L. DAVIS .CEmrh $ 3. Sawyrr. \ than " Peri i,r-,
Phanr,GS, az inst Oh di III II Plat, Gergr
II GO, Gi@ecn b. Collins. ] cab Ifa!ve,so Be-.
ilmn Wellington, s ,mucl i. I lbur, J blu H.
mt,son, James II. Dario,gh, P:eu,iss " Scud
der Frederic s. ert-cr, Samuel II GooAif,
James Swan, Isaac y Riodgrt'. Herr
W. Wellington, John \. p. Gross r"n"l.u-
Well gtou, .Nn'htn II. d .uiri-, W /, Gov. RI, ,
J Y FIVE Hiram Kn1no Jg-l F. H,ar K
Joseph A Ara old, Dtii b ST. Oman lud :
Rid r = f,nd ,n.s Tae ~t,te o WI,cou-l, T.,
h" above ranied D "a is:
YOU a L hereby summoned AMI qrjrcl 10
/ answer the complaint in this action, which
was fled IN til" Office OF the clerk Of the ,ircuit
Court tor the county OF Mantos oc. at the Court
Iion>e in The village. OF Mauitowoc, OF the
.ecoud day Of J,nuuy. 1862 and to serve
! a copy Of your answcf, I" The said com; laint or
rhr subscriber, at his Office in the village Of
Mantowoc, within twenty days after the service
If this summons on you exclusive of the day OF
sach service: ; aud if you fiji to answer said com
plant within tie time Aforesaid. the plant ifs in
this acti n wi apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in TIE compltint
Witness The Honorable David Taylor, Jud e
Of the Circuit Court for said county of Mantle
voc, at Martowoc, this first day of January
in the year ore thousand eight hundred and
SKY Two. ..s
GEO RED, Pi'tGs' Atty.
Dated January
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WASHINGTON Jan q.


I'm attempt was made last night to blow
up the Mansion House. Alexandria, fer
merry hotel but now used as an hospital.
A barrel bad been secreted in the cellar,
filled with powder and projec'iIes, and a
fuse extending from there to the stable.
1t had been ignited, but was fortunately
discovered by the guards. Were it not for
this watchfnIness, several hundred lives
would have teen lost.
W, S Smith, son of the banker, was ar
rested to day, charged with communicating
with the rebels. 1t is considered the most
important arrest since the rebellion.
The committee on Judiciary came to
the conclusion of six to one agains. the ex
puision of Jesse ID. Bright.
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The Mississippi Expedition,

caro-, ILL.,; Jan ~.
The greatest portion Of the troops al
ready embarked for the expedition, are not
expected TO leave before tomorrow. 1t Is
understood that Paine and McClernand
will command the forces from here and
Birds point. Generals Smith and Wal :
lace VIII command those from Paducah.
ST. Louis, Jan. 10.
The Cairo CORES pondent Of the Repub-
Iicsn telegraphs that the great expedition
is ready TO start. The soldiers are OH board
the steamers which will leave as soon as
tie dense fog Which overhangs the river,
is dispel!ea.
The troops are in the highest spirits,
and impatient to be eff The fleet will as
cend the Tennessee river, bat its precise
destination is not known. A considerable
body Of cavalry will join the army at the
points Of debarkation
CAIao, I'll, Jan, II.
This morning three rebel boats from
Columbus attacked cur gunboats, Essex
and st. Louis, wing off Fort Jefferson-
A brisk engagement ensued for short
time, when the rebels retreated, our boats
pursuing them, until they Ieaahed the bat
teries At Columbus 1t is believed that
one Of the rebel boats were disabled.
Four Of our picke;s were shot last night
near Birds Point, supposed by some Of
LogwooG' 5 rebel cavalry, which had been
rowing about committing depredations in
that vicinity for some days. Gen. paihe
has dispatched 4 force Of cavalry in pursuit
of them.
Deserters from Columbus arrived this
morning and report great alarm there,
the troops experimenting an attack 10y tie
federal forces No movement has been
made by troops here since yesterday.
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NEWS FROM THE WAR;
Southern Items.

Cincinnati, Jan. IL.
The Gazette learns from the editor OF
the Sandy Valley Advocate, now one OF
the proprietors of the Louisville Demo
crat, who arrived here from Sandy Val
ley yesterday, that the second rebel inva-
sion of Eastern kentucky, has ended in a
disgrarefu row.
On Monday last Col. GarfeId's forces,
including the AL Ohio and 10ta Kcatuc-
Ky, and / 500 cavalry, hal proceeded up
the Biz Sandy to Painsviile. within seven
miles OF the rebel camp, when they were
met BY flag of truce bearing message
from Humphrey Marshal, asking if mat
,ers could not be arranged without a
fight.
Col. Garfield Immediately replied that
lie could offer no arrangement except eth
or TO fight or surrender unconditiona!ly
Marshal then addressed his men informing
them that they had no other alternative
excepting surrender or to Iisbaud, and
giving them their choice they concluded
10 di>band.
Trey Immediately collected and set fire
10 all their wagons, tents, camp equlppage,
supplies, &c and then each man was re!
mi,ted to take care Of himself, and the
whole force scattered in confusion.
No attempt was made to save anything
excepting their cannon, which they hauled
off
Colonel Garfield dispatched his cavalry
in pursuit, They expect to capture the
gus, and perhaps pick up many Of the
fleeing rebels.
The rebels in Northeastern Kentucky.
from tie high estimate in which Huns
MarshaIl's military abilities were held,
had strong hopes of success under his lead
ership A sufficient federal force Eill be
lett in this region to secure its future
peace and safety.
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Cireuil tsaIi-- Maniioses Cssniy.

DENh JONES, against 0tis W. f tto-,
ID Harriet ". Eatpi, aud Josiah Et,on sum
mons for relicf Complaint not served
The State OF Wisconsin to the above>named
u lrl.danfs: You are hereby summoned and
eqIi I'd L.. er tie com plant n this action,
winch was died il, ;be oftce OF the Ci-rk of the
Cue',il Court, county OF Mauitowoc, at Mar,ito-
soc. IS WISCONSIN,, Oh the l3th day OF contender.
SCI. AID ~ serye- a copy OF Jour answer 10 th.
tid eomp!aiit on the subscriber. a. his Office. in
hsnifosCc Wisconsin, within twen'y DAYS after
toe eyvse OF this summons Oh you, r.civsive Of
he day of such ryice. And IL ven f,ii To an
-aer the aid Complaint within he time atore-
-sii.sltfc PsaiatG IN dissection all apply 10 the
court tor the relief demanded in the comt.I,pt-
VIZ ~ NICHOLS, Pr.a's A.
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Circuit Court -Manitowoc Coun-

Joseph II. Cordes, against August b lcnsch,
Emil NJ Shoyer, William Bach, F. SueIhohu,
Charles A. Reuter-, E0enezer II. Berger, and
Richard w Hurbut. The State of Wisconsin
TO he above named Defeudtnts:
NUU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint in this action, which
fled in tho office OF the clerk of the Circuit
Court county of Manitowoc, at Mantowoc, Wis ,
January 8th, 1862 and TO serve copy Of your
answer TO the said complaint on the subs criber
at his office in Manitowoc, Wis, within ninety
days after the service of this summons on you,
exclusive of the day of such service and il you
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief dema I'D in
the complaint.
w NJ NIGU0IS PIH,a Att,u.
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MAsITowoc FIRE DEPARrMESr.-1h,
election Of Chief and Assistant Engineers
took place on Tuesday evening. aud the
following gentlemen were elected
Chat Engineer-ADoLrH WHITMAN.
1st asst -JAcoD NIEDRER.
ID &" -AuGUsT BERNER.
Mr.. WirrM,S was re elected By unan.
imous vote-a compliment he well deser-
we'd.
We give below complete list OF the
names oftbe different officers Of the seve-
raj Fire Companies ia the village
Union Engine Co. No 1-Thos. Win,
dia,s, Foreman; Jacob Iial,erson. l.
Asst do Fred eeeeer, 2l Asst do Thos
Z. Sullivan, Secretary; .. Torrison, Urea
surer.
Torrent Engine Co. No Henry Der
ner. Foreman John Kuhnle. II As
do; Frel. Eiegel>berger, , i Asst do
George w. Feehter Clerk; Geo. Dusold
Treasurer JOSEPH lIoyer, Hose Captain
Anton Lii, Asst do.
tI'hoenir Hook d Lri1er Co.-IIenry
Wilhelm, Foreman; Fred 4. Schenck
lst Asst do; John knickrehm, 81 Asst
do; OTTO Tr9elnsI, Secretary; Car
Scheibe, Treasurer.
Bucket Co.-John S;rauch, Foreman
+. Becker, Isl Asst do; Max Stauss, II
Asss do; August Srhuelie. Secretary
Henry rfeffsr. Treasurer
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4 TERRIBLE FATE FOR JEFE,-A. f4s-
tlval on some occasion, among the soldiers
in Missouri one Of the men from Adrian
offered the fnItowing extravagani sentiment
which is printed in 3 Missouri paper, from
which We copy:
Jrf' DoyiS MAY he be set a1oat in an
open boat, without compass or rudder, may
that boat and contents be swallowed By a
shark, and the slar!, swallowed by a whale,
The whale in the devils belly, ard the
devil in hell ; and, further-,nav he be
chained in the southwest corner Of hell,
and a northeast wind blow ashes in his
eyes 20 all eternity. d-n hin.
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MoRE DsMAHDs 1t is stated. in the
Englisi, journals, that 1.-The surrender of
Messrs Mason and Siidell IS not the whole
Of EngIand's demands on the United
States, aud that, therefore, her war like
preparations will continue. 1t is impor,
tant 10 ascertain if this be true, and to be
told what all England's demands may be.
Perhaps il is expected that the United
States should return to their former Gal
leciance" to Great Britain
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En- Justices Guurt.

William II Glover and George S. Glover. ae't
Obadiah H. Plat. Manitowoc county, Town OF
ManitowOc- s.. To Ubadiah II Platt
NTOU are hereby notified that warrant Of At
i fachmenthss been issued A. al. t you a. Il oar
prore,t y attached. to satisfy the demand o.; W.
liam II. Glover and Gpofge :. Glover amcui.t-
ing to Fifty Six dollars and Seven Gents. Now
une,s you shall appear before W " Waldo, a
justice Of the Peace il AID for said conritv, a.
bis Off &c in said town on tie sixth day q Fob
ruarv 4 b 1862, at ten O'Clock IN he forenoon
judgment will be rendered against You and your
properly soLi TO pay the deb;
WILLIAM L. GL,vEg and GEORGE GierER.
Pm, III
Dated this 18th DAY of JaHuarr, A y. 1862.
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Delicate Organ, the Eye.

II has 10 be
N1DE THE Special STUDT
OF the medical man, and to make This study ef-
frctnal and OF any practical use 10 the afh cted
IL must be in an Eve IF mary, where every
form aud condition Ct the disease Of thai o gan,
Cal be pointed ouf To he stud, n nv those cons
peteut 10 do so. How very tcw of The eeic.l
men engaged in the general practice OF medicine
through his State, although otherwise em!ne1l
il tLeir profession, understand properly ia e
treatment Of he simplest forms OF disease OF the;
eye, and how many have been ma bopeles1ly
blind through neglect and improper treatment.
The undersigned feeling the necessity that at
some one point, ard by one or more Physicians
in cur State, that this Class OF diseases Should
receive special atteution, and be the sub ect OF
special practice, will, for the future, devote from
other practice, from 10 to II O'Clock, in the foie
noon of every day to the treatment OF OJthal-
ME diseases. -. 81.
In every case a fair and candid opinion of tie
prospect Of ei'ecting a cure vii, lie gwen l.
must be remembered that there are cases beyond
the power OF the best medical skill in the world
Diseases of the Chest and stomach,
and all other chronic affections, will also e pre-
sUrbed fer and treated III tie same time Poor
persons whose means are limited. Will be char
sed fer medicines only.
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he possesses in these clsss, Of disease, Can be
made beneficial to his fellow citizens an there's
fore adopts this method for the public good,
and not from any pecunilry necessity Of making
it known, that he devotes certain hours from
his other practice, to the treatment OF thu DIS
eases already enumerated. . =
As many cas - will revuirc a rr1trated stay
i'll the city, board can Always be had at one CT
another of the many boarding houses or tavenls
or at the Ho>pit' und,r The care uf the Sjsfers
| or Charity. This Hospital is located TN the
| banks Of the Lake in one Of the must heautiu
situations in the city, accessible at all hours
| the day by horse railway.
| Letters of enquiry vii! always be promp'ly an
swered. Office. Ne 6 Crossw,lrs Building
Wisconsin, Street. between Est Wafer auC
Main Streets. Residence, corner Van Burer
| and Oneida Stress. Miiwa
JAMES JOHNSON, H. D.
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THE PILOT.
Job Printing 7

We are prepared at all times TO do any
kind Of work il the Book and Job Print
ing line. Having large and varied as
sortment of type, and large stock Of DIFF
ferent kinds Of paper, we can print hand
bills. cards, clechs, Mates, dc. as neat as
can be done this side of Milwaukee, and as
cheap as The cheapest Try US
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Cen Sigel rendered his resignation on
the 3lsr uIt The telegraPhic dispatches
have been in some way suppressed on that
subject, At Ro'la, No, hence the delay Of
the report. SigeI resigns only on account
Of not icing able longer to stand the
neglect and iil-treatmeut which he and
his command were obliged to undergo
should he continue in The service, as well
as what he had already received.
You are aware that Gen sgel was Ten
derei he command Of the division Of the
army at Rolla. No He then rejoiced at
the prospect Of expeling Price and his ar
my from the soil Of Missouri, but three
DAY subsequently he was superseded by
Gen. Curtis, whose commission as General
j. Of the same date a tha, Of Gen. Sgeis
and who, 50 far, ha'f had not proved his
ability to fiji 50 imporianta position
Gen. Sigcl prefers to return TO his old
occupation As teacher OF mathematics than
suffer longer such treatment
It's also probable that, rs soon as his
resignation is confirmed by the Depart
ment at Wasliu,on. very many, il not all
tie officers ofhis grigadc will tender their
resignations-a great sacrifice to most Of
them. TO which they ara brought " their
self re,pect.
The President has said he will not nc
cept Gen Sigrrs resignation, except as a
las, resort. He believes lin valuable
officer and will spare no pains 10 retain
him in the service.