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ady sill night TO recommends ,l,e .,,acL
ndss morning. We were me, on the
'r"aeh by white flag from Buckner,
0''hg sent early IN The morning a DIS
lt-h io Gen. Grant IT, surrender.
ne works ii the fort extend some five
frs on Tire .u'si,ie.
he i-bels lot As field pieces, u heavy
"a, 20 700 stand Of arms. b->ss.es
ge qnsFrity OF conmissaty so7t..-
/ lev were completely d. .iDr4!iz-i and
ve TO ..rnfid-nre III their "a iA-S Thav
aIge p.l.ow ana r,otu wan deserving
IN
|Olr 'roops from tie moment of invest
I'm u IL Fort on W-.:il s.I~., I.y on
Eir arms tight aud DAY. bal i,.e flf.y
Etout provisions, all the usn- ~ii,on,
F.s, portion ~ heavy rain and SNOW.
rrespondence between the Generals.
liet,f~ surIen.iering tl,- tolI"wi, .o cor
kc"nde.cf passed i,ei wees, General Bt.cE
X. he rebel commander, and e., neral
st
He OoraRTERs Fl. Davidson.
Frhruar, lC 1862
|SIR: In cpnsg eraIiou If the ciicurn
ince~ g"vern'pg the preseDi situation Of
,lrs AT this station. | propose 10 the corn
kndlng vfilc Of the Z. dsral folcr- he
polnt.rert Of cuinnni-si uIeIs to agree NJ.
terms "i chPiiH,liou Of tn f,ic4s a,
J. post undet iny command anil n that
Z" suggest All nrRi-ilce un'ii 2 .'ci'k
day. am, yer, respectfully,
Your nb-,I'eft spn ant,
(sigueO :. b BtCK<ER,
....a Brigadier Gefera. \
To Brioa,l'er General N : Gran, com
andirg L \ forces near For D,nel.nn.
Hs2pa J. h. rko>r ~ Fl po,,Lsos,
f''ruar, l6 a 1852
SiK:-f "urs "i i!'ls date, prop sing an
rnlsuce and the appointment OF commits
'ners Ia settle terms Of capi'uIarion. IL
s. re- eitei. No terms. except al IN.
lnuIeiiaie surrender. can
accepted. P:opn<e Ia move imnreii
Fly upon your works an. sir, very
sIectfully, your obrdient servant
{SignedD NJ. $. GRANT,
BIigalier General Cnm'Ino.
HEADoC ,RTrRz Dnv<H. Tenn
February 10 1862.
Brig. Gen Grant L. : \
SIR - he di-flihuion # forces under
|
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IcE.--We notice that ice in large qnan.
titles is being taken out of the river and
stored away for summer use.
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fT Nr. l,.ni. - the Assembly, las
inifodncssI bill making IL M "tFeuse.
punishabl- ty line Of IS 90 for Shooting
shru.ilss, blue birds, whip p""F-wiil>, snd
other harm ess birds. Guud for Sir. hand.
These birds gladden. field ard forest With
their sweet v"'c's, and aid beauty by their
prs'soce. l.. the bill pass Aadison
Journal!
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G'r. CR.>r = eneral ulysses &.
Giant. of Ohio. in command Of he fe,!e-al
forces In the attack az Fort nnuneIson
entered Nest Point IN 1889. wa- arr"iu,
ed 10 The 1 h Infantry. l.. ; \, ia ls+3.
with rank If sec,id Lieutenant. lie Ms
transferred ia the I7ih Inf4ntrv ~ ls45.
was brsveII.i irr gsllaut service Al N"hho
del Rev IN Mexi,.r. sni saaiu at ChcpuIl--
pee lie ~as a Captain Ia 1898 .e~'GH
ing III. service tie ear follow z IL re
sided in Gaiena at lle outbreak of ih-
rebellion. aud was appi"intrd a Rrigadier
General. sucts-esliug III surir appointment
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DiseasesCf;he Eye & Chest.

r1'HE undersigned, kno~irg from experience
L Ia To ps 50 any knowledge o. the I1,t.y
iui mr. az IiSrns. ~ hir
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WIN AND UNTRY
". ,ffen f., H. M,bito,roc pint
ON THE DEATH OF ALICE TEoNgs

". dfen f., n, N,nito,ooc Pint
ON THE DEATH OF ALICE TEoMss
U! early vert thou sek-n
FROM Ibis - rid al grief ard csre;
Amidst thv p'ayGa,-s' j,y. u. hrong,
TIy b light face is not there.
Thu -ert tok,n when the ro.es
On thy cheek were ali in bloom;
For drafh tn lsil thy bright form low
H. The COLI AID silent tomb.
WI miss thee, iiula playmate,
VIII the Sori' IRE in bloom =
When The 70. e. II, he viule,s
Send forth ia 'ir ssee, perfume
Bur. like the hownrs you loved so well
YIN dropped ard faded too;
You cannor come aga'n TO Va,
But We may gu TO Won.
CArHARISs Elrz,BlrH ROBINSON.
\ LAAGE FUNEkAL.- The fIneraI OF AL
ITE, daughter Of w and SARAH THuMgs.
on Friday last. in numbers and s,n,a iiv
We have >e'i IN seen eqnsi!e.i. The lab
-ruacIe was crowded with old and ,oury
10 paw the last tribute of love and resre,.l
/" An anabir and interesting chi!. the
idol Of fond parents, and The beloved Of
the whole village The number Of child
rem who attended. Notwithstanding the sc.
we're cold, vas ample te>ti'nonc OF the al
fiction ahich they bore 'heir former CONS
nsnion aud PLAYMATE. III. religious eN
e'ci>rs We're very appropriate, aud partici
pared in hv Rev. Messrs. EAGLE, uulMEs
and DILLIHGH,M
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All Wisconsin Soldiers Ordered to Cairo
anil to St Louis.
Madison. Feb Is

telesraphir dispatch was r~r"h"A
thi. afternoon from General II HEX, I'M
me'initely ordering al armed regiments 4"
Caro-. th".e without .tn.> to 90 q 81.
Loais. Thr Is u and l6l, regiments are
now fall, ari ~ili ieare 1T he earu-. pos
sitle moment. Til" men are in .cstauies
and impatient 10 he IF.
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w. VI. NICHOLS, Pif,' At'y
Circuit MsaII0wss CoBsty.

'TN!I0NAS A GREEN ana Henry II. Button,
L g n-t William B ,ch F'"rcIsaa Bach.
=. Is f. P.u, Jnnn {. S'ark v,a,her ilenrv
Ter Irr,r, Jan Z rr"e Jul o. B,urn h Nc
FRAN, + ai,cis b. Cooley, Jhn Fhw~ll,
L i>',s =. " ellsworth WI f,.Id snrrr. Ejw,Td
>,,!oron, WIhdm E,JouIh. ADJUST b rnrr,
frederick hrche'd., j h. 7 Robinson. A .'on
k.nbti, Is l'in, II Rock e., Charles 7 Par
X. +. Wlllaln Il jacobs, aud Chariss Wuk.e-
'Huter.
The State Of Wisconsin TO the above named
Defendants Y are hereby summons and
q ire;i 10 ans or The c,npisni %, thI] actin
~uIch Oh ia tfh u nf september 1861
Il, Il in me ufhcr 81 the lie K - the III cuii
Enurt IN 1ud tor the e. nat 81 hauiinnps, AZ
niuI;ow0c Wi~cO IN. hi Ia ,ervr copy Il
...u! al, VIZ Ia sad rnDisint the snbscrtte r
- his ,fiiee i. M,nr.,soc, W.-oos.- ,n within
,illtrt, dass alter fn' -rrSics 81 'hrs sum su- IN
YOU. exclusive oi q dty al such service AID
II lo,i tail IA answer th- sai complaint - ithii
hc Zine sfore-aid, tl- plain if. in this ac'nu
sIIl apply 10 the court for the relief !-'uanief
il n complaint
" " NICHOLS F. = .ry
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MADE THE SPECIAL STUDf-
ar the medical man and To make his study Ell
I. t. =, ANA o. az .;sc-ic-i tie "a ct-h
. +. lis-t at a. ~. r. @rs.ay, ~h-.e even
f.! = s'..l CO. q. n 90 f.,. Il 80 ST TIA --u
hc - "a ~ t"tl,e..,t.u n hy t.pse. {. ~
pee 70 d'So How wy ew nf ,h- Il eelcal
~, q gas 4 "a q gei!-i al p'ac "t nI-dir:i,c
thr u-h ai> - t.it sh osh,.i "I>t. G I
IN ae'r fr'a''s-!sH, Understand property u 9
Treatment Of he simplest torn at di-eaee ol the
e,e, aud bow nIaiv have been nis IL hooeiesSIy
blind through Ell ct AID improper treatment
Tie u.d T>igUei f.elng h.. Necessity that at
NE p"i.i. AID by one ur m r. Physicians
- cur State, HI ihs class ut diseases shuuid
'ecsI"e sp ciai ate utl"u, ne the subject OF
-P"c, Practice, ri Tor the tut re, dev.tr from,
her prr,t'c'- 'I,'lu 10 to IL p'c.ock, in the tae,
0''n Il every day To Ibe Treatment OF o., thai
ME ti-t AS
II ,vers fair and c4nld p'nNf OF 4 e
prospect 4 'iiec5iil4 a ctlT~ VI he gwen. l.
NUT be rem"rnt,rel tlat there a. c ca e- beyond
b p""er Of the best medical x ! in the world
Diseases OF the Chest and stomach.
4rd al 9th, chr,c aft c,i1ns Mil Also lie pre-
srIibvd i'r ard rr' arei at tie time Poor
persons whose. mean, are limited, will ne Char
god /, m.edi /, e, oHy
The uldeISi- uel hei'eves tina. the knowledge
b. pe-ses~, ~ thee Glass at disc 1se~ c-u be
made b-I,t hrIal his fellow citiz rs an there
tore adopts hi, NTH ID tor the public good
Il d not from any prcnuiiry hece,s,'y Of making
t nuoan hat he devrtea crrra.n houls from
h's other practice, t. tn treatment OF thu DIS
ch.rS Ga ead' e Uinera,ed.
A. MANY c So vail rrvuire a Ir ,trated stay
;" Tue CITY. 'oard can waya he had at OF OF
Another al III. many boar dir < houses or YER
or AT he H'-si' u d r The care Gf tn, S., cts
or Charity THIS Hospital is located gu toe
h,I ks If the Lax in u, e # tie !n,-t pearsrtuI
! IA i''us in The cHy, accessible AT ail hours o.
he DAY ny hur.r railway.
L''t,rs u - q.lrE vi ALWAYS he rromn.ly an
ss.r.d IN T.. n 6 Cro.ew, rs Rmldjng
Wl-cor,ii Sut.r. he wcel 81 Wat.r and
Main Str-c~. s'G,'r,ce, ri.rs 0 Vdn Bu Ell
aud Oneja 5 'ee.~. Nii~-lk
JAMES JOHNSON y D.
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CNFoUHD-D RCMnR-Au utifnuudefI IN
mor TIA, Mr. jon ) WILLIAMS. Of Cap,
WALDO ) Company, had deserted. ha- been
circulated in this vicinity. We have SEN
letter from Capt w denvih. he >ra,r
nenr and Mr. WILLIAMS !epurarion wo,!
'e a sufficient guaranty If Itself, without
further evidence. On hi. way t. camp
from here. he met with severe accident
Which G.i ain-d him IN Milwaukee. as the
following -talemeni wi show hence M.
cause Of his absence from Camp Wood ::
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~ lOs.DS ~ GOD ~ant-d he
~ Va :itoauo Pilot Oiicc, tor which the
higaest prce xill De paid in subscriptions 70 the
advertising paper, &c
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IT. MARY ) IIUsPIT,L.
MILwAUKEE. Fab. 81, 1862

CART GEO f " LIDO SIR Tie iea
rer. jan :. WILLIAMS wa. r-ceved into
Iii. Hospital, Dee I'D 1861 He has
hal ery>ipels- of he !eg. resulting from
i'j'r, received the day pre,ion> TO hi- re
crI''ion mi" The Hospital. l!e will net
be Il; for duty in les than sky DAYS.
r b WpLrOTT.
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fet'r~ surienieri',g. tl,- ioII"s.i,o cor
o"nde.ct passed ',e ween General Buck
Il, he rebel commander, and General
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Delicate Organ, the Eye,

ba< Ia be
MADE THE SPECIAL STUDT
Oi the medical man, snd To make his study Ell
I, t. Il aIia o. al .;ic-ic. uss 20 tie "a ct.,I
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slhE-hhN
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Recent have much reduced the stock Of
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QUESTION, APROPOS,
0t Whistler the Laughing Philosopher Dsmecus the
Crying Philosopher, Hsr.citus =. the wiser and
Bookshop ia Broadway, (bsssmsnt)
durinsto day Material for max
ing the decision viii
Be q hand.
c. L. HOSMER,
Moderator
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iouses an6 farms Wante0.

DARN WANTED.-6 to 100 Acres, for Two
OF Three yess with privilege u purchasing must have
Pond Brook within hfee milss Of railroad s.eanbos
Address with full particulars j. n. ID. TOMPKlNSVILLE
Staten Island.
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WILL FREE NEGROES WORK Ill you
w wish to nee an answer TO Senator DooLI =. ~.
su.oeh read THE CAUCASIAN this wseh and SEQ whss ns
London Athenusm says Custom House hssteu ere nep sss
ney. Where's Ven Wyel
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professional Notires.

EDWARD II. DIXON, M. d., Editor Of The
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Lsv., PoLICEMANs SHIELD No. ?'oas The Under
sroomss or At the station-Hoase No - East asthst
I OST-A large GOLD RING, stamped with
latter, L. e5 reward will BE- paid 10 the finder BY
,stuJHius u 70 JOHN LEWIS, No. l@ ChsnysI
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Nmuseinenls

Nmmseinettis
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- FRIDAY, MARCH 81. 1859.
ONE DAY MORE
ONE DAY MORE
OF these magnificent attractions the like of which have mover
been seen on the face Of the globe inc udirs
THE 100000 MUTT,
THE 100000 MUTT,
THE $4,000 MUTT.
THE 100000 MUTT,
tbs smallest human being Of his age ever tno.n He sn.s
Hs,.DtS.. ssd give. ID, s.e6r..sa GRECIAN STATUES
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LIVING THS t hasSoF sfAe aSz shA L RsR
The l,fs.. ever captured .j,e Wsis4, n. sOSH n rvrya
HhrPY Ssf LIVING SG TGSr ssbtS
with il. multitude Ct beautiful Living Fish, ard near Million
THE GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
SADAK AND KALASRADE,
at , and hah psf O'Clock y N. daily, ,..
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n HELMsMULLERs 22D REGIMENT BAND
SATURDAY EVENING, March I'D,
''''' - MISS IsAsELLA HINKLHY,
HERR OTTO sPINDLER.
.i.~u rn DErrz, FRITZ wAshAusEN' and VIM
Tickets 50 eents be ob,saed At The mnsic stores .!
AesGs. Beer Sehirmcr (mccessob TO Bfeasns NO 'vi
Broadway; and Firth Pond. No. 547 Broadway.
~ The ar,. Row OF Bore, 10 the R., Ccl. ~il be
served AID nay be secured 4 Ii. music Of M.s. Beer
sehirmer, No sol Broadway.
4 CADEMY of MUSIC-OPERA-M
~ THIS RyFNIvG FRIDAY March H.
wiil be produced Fs'Ow; Gh sy s'o.vre.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
Ne: srKxKoscn S.Ss, k k:n .a
Mu.l,s Dirsetor and Coniac,or. ANscauTz
This oper. will b. prodassd with new scenic shsc' and
MAsANIELLo ldv. une)
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-AATINEE.
a. SATURDAY m .ts 4, ss... doors OPEN .. II,
li@.:ie g 4. R.t; q .; As.a.%y e. SEATS Gan BIZ
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THE puMB GIRL or PORriCCL
sENoRITA CUBAs
for the rMS TIN; Il .. A f. .:i role Of fn'' the
Nh. ani'yREin s Bs..a ,S:
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And the Corps de Ballet.
WALLACE. FRIDAY
WIN Be performed bers the standard Comedy.
in BY sheridan ksowiss author Of The Huneh
back and he " WIFI" entitled
THE LOVE CHASE.
sr %tii. I't &. W :s
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observation-disclosures. Reeves
bths
sATURDAY-THE WAY TO GET MARRIED.
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WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE.
The shove Comedies ~ sctvs state OF preparation.
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w lived IN sentl-mans family ireland. si,ustion
GENERAL SERtA ANT Washes aud Irons well 10 willing
and oblisnG; doss Wating and Chamberworl Wsges g.
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w Family. only few Boarders for lady In the vcuit,
OF tho schools cath and 4thss Price per
to exceed Tour or hive dollars The very beat Of .ee'ene,
will be given aud required Address JOAN L. LUDLOW
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