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, 1864-07-16

corToS.ScsEc3ss 30 nrm At s1.ss91s5.
tI0EE-StAte nd wtstefn upSett1ed-$13na1qc 90
for e1trs STATE: SO A@l0.t0 for e1tra tsund hoop
0h1o, and S9ao 81 for tTsds brands market clos
Ing heavy and sular,
.WHIsKT-Deched]y lower-sI65216s for western,
clotne # he insne pr.ce With rumoFed ssles still
GRA1a-Wheatlul,. unsettled and l5aaoc lower
ss:e5 feF ChicsEo!ps1pg; *2S@2s3 for Ne At!sea.
amber Michigan. Corn dull an: 2@5c lowef-4La7a
1Gl Tor reW H1xe Hestsrn. Oats dull and decidedly
lever at 9aS9sc br weBtcrn,
GRcc1R1xs--cd1ee dull 1t ss4soc for Rio. Sugar
dull. Cute sue1vAdo 2. &s2l4c. Molssses dull and
pricca npmius LIZ achAn9ed, -
-.PKTrolEuH-lnil and l,eary at sc tor cruda: 751
ETC ior Iet;ntd 1nbond: SO for refined ttec-
MooL-UnH aIu ut oIAtlOns more or less nominal.
PROVISIONS s. Nsk excited, nre.ulsr, and s10 a
As0 1oH 5r IT neg nsta. Other staas ase entirely
sssItGs6i i0-xe51o for rev prime and $500 f3t
rrtne ness. Bed dull ana nominas - .er a. 3,6.oa
prime; elo.@ lor Eepscxed mesa &2a.ntas.0o
, 1864-07-16

Than anything ne conld say, and We therefore give
it te7bdtim:
DOWN WITH TIE sT1HK III -pEAru's HEAD kz7s>
NAKERsl
Fs1ou- I'i=eAs:-We request that you vii, meet
us on Friday eyentng, the 17th usth) iustaut at *
p. N At Mr. Fipucans 8. corner Of Archer road aud
Green ftrcct spd there appoint committee and
suppresslng the cause OF the offensive air we are
now Obliged to breathe. Come altogether ss one
maD, and let us hare Tue air as pure 90 God has
made it. saying: :.
Shall we bre1the the air that God has given.
Or hy foul etink ~ early graves be driven.
Our Alderman and Health Officer are invited to be
present.
Signed bY Michael McDerEnott, Robt Healy. Mi
chael Bnnf1eld, Matthew Holnes, George Newman,
George Mc1nertheny, James Ives, aud L. F. Pfont
, 1864-07-16
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch TO tho Chicago Trtbnne1

topec1o1 O1spS3t1 10 tuo Cn1caKo If1b0ne.1
49, MILWAUKEE,, Friday, July Is.
F1ouR-Ma1ket neglected and nomlnalJy loEe,. No
buyers appeared.
Gn.E-Rsceipts 0! wheat. 1860; &c lover. s.1es
thta morning. G tn no spring IN store at 81 1aa
2ls; sale on Chan1 Of q 900 bu No tpsing ia store
At $211a7.1s, The nalket advanced to sal, th,s AZ
te1hoon, which Is tie railing price at the Newaail
aopse so shs eEenlnS Sale, SINCE Change of shout
buyers. Corn neglected and nomlnaliy l,Eer. B.r
le5-Nothlng doing. Bye unchanged; sales OF 90
bags delivered at xI6u,
, 1864-07-16

TO bis generals, He made a flying trip to
Hilton Head yesterday, but returned imme-
diate1y to the sceue Of operations
ADMIRAL DAHLHREA,
believe, has afforded all assistance possible
to Gen. Foster, and will continue to DO 80.
The perfect agreement between them Is very
cratitying to Ill who wish to see the move
meuts successful
FUTURE OPERATIONS.
What is TO be done in future cannot be
Judged at MI BIZ what has been done. The
object seems to be to keep the rebels
thoroughly stirred up along our front; and
that has been done very et1tctually. But those
who have The best knowledge Of Gen. Foster
believe there Ia chance OF his finding some
weak point in the rebel front, where he can
do something more than merely stir them
no.
, 1864-07-16

Dn. JAMES, 81 Randolph Street.-The writer Of
the following editorials have known Dr. james for
rcler The following is from the Chcayo Dait,,
1uttrxa and r, gister Of Dec, ri. 1853:
"SoNE OF TIE RESULTS or TILE WAR.-The
present war mas been the cause Of many wonderful
chances, and has developed new aud stsrtllne theo
ries. as well a. the abilities and capabilities OF
men Tho were before unknown. Those who were
and many who were uflueDt, have been reduced TO
poverty, some who were prospecting in business
II The 'sn1ny South, have been compelled, By the
their business location. Among this Iatter class
may BIZ mentioned man well known in The sopth
1n connection with science Of Mater1a Medlca, and
who conducted and Eupetintended one OF the
largest hospitals In the country, Tor the cure Of
diseases coming under his speciality. The gentle
y II pi Nv ofsaD and bis z va n
writer knows the doctor well. having been resi-
dtnr Of New ORLEANS at the same time, and knows,
a,soi & a1a success and stanqing Knos
gentleman there. the writer tikcs pleasure In re.
commencing him here lin Chicayo,) where he has
tsfsn np bis residence ior the future We cannot
Indianapolis Ga-etk, Of April TN, 1882:
DR. JAkKs-We call attentiou to the medical
advt5deement Of Or. D. 3. James, which will be
ave do 30 the more readily bccauee we know Dr.,
James. and have known him. more orless for the |
-ths matter Of speiai Wriee aSent
or speak Of editeFially, In daiIy paper; and vet
we know no reasou why 1t should be more 80
:. than about any other Diseases TO which the hu-
=. n man family arr subject-it properly considered
:" :. We find that our most successful physicians are
those who devote themselves to some one disease
:. or claes Of diseases: IS, for instance, to the
81 treatment Of consumption aud affections OF the
. Lntuat; to diseases Of the rcctum, ~ plies and
nstola; TO cance1n and carcenonatons affections;
70 enlaneous diseases and affections OF the skin:
=. y oifeaseg Of the eye and ear-as we'll as The |
nDentist to dieeases Of the teeth; and fnaiiy, to
what are called special diseases. All this is
~ :. very proper. No one man, not In a life lime,
=. " can become thorough and successful physician
:. In the treatment Of an diseases and would al
" "wayE rather recommend friend who was afillct- |
~ ed with any serious complaint to SPECIAL prac
y ucal physician, who confined himself whofy or |
ii mainly 10 the treatment Of such ssss.a@},st
, 1864-07-16

for e1t1a mesa Prime mrss beef quiet aad uachsng
ed Betf htms Gull AMI nominal. Cot meats nom
nall5 unehankca o. 1sk@16c for shoulders. 13GE.sc
for hanE ;Latn dull and luuer 1t 1S419c. Butte.
nenina!y cwer nt 3sa3fe fof Ohio: 3 t3e for state
, 1864-07-16

In this city, July 18th Of lingering tlloess HELEN
y1urges child Of stAuly and Mary J. FlectWoo3s
sRe Bysars and nc nthE.
aytoue. toutF (shtur1ay) At 1 O'clock P. 81.
, 1864-07-16
Protest from Bridgeport.

A.. ~ an encouraging sign Of the times that even
s.,a nens classic Bridgeport, where pigs and
to raise their voices against ths an ~
Enisn haEe fhsi1 origin In that locality and which
%Se5 S1Gaa c c,- me clco. been issued
, 1864-07-16
tJsweR0 Market.

oswrao, n. T.. Friday Evening. July 15.
FLouR-2595Gc lower.
GHAIN-Nheat 1oEeF, unsettled and quiet, with no
sales Corn 29Sc lower, No being helu at }l.4s.
Oats quiet ~
CANAL FRx16u1s-Flour SIC, 8hea. 1sc, corn 11sc.
, 1864-07-16

Nottce.-Thc First Free VIII Baptist Soc1ety Of
this city will open the new Mission Chapel on the
corner Of Peoria and jackson streets, West Side)
for public worship, next Sabbath. Seryices at l0x
a. rn., md 6 p. N. Sabbath School at .. n
President Z. B. Faredclt, Of HsdAle College, will
speak morning and evening The public Invited to
he rfefent kfnts free
, 1864-07-16
Commercial Postscript,
ALBANY CATTLE MARkEr.

UFEN ING DAY,
Photographed Exclusively to the Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY. Friday Evening, J1l, Is, 1854.
BEEF CATTLE-The Beef Cattle marker nn.nea
this morning comparatively tame. and = c.sne cf
Ac 2 on good qualities. and Of Nc on those Of
Inferior ousty. Receipts thus far, 10 head Prime
tat Beeves are tcarca The sales made thus far wera
mottlT to Eastern buyers.
SHEEP-Are higher sId in better demand.
aOGs-Are shade etter, Sales 80 Tar hare hen
made at 1GK@1tc D.
, 1864-07-16

Especial Dtspachto the Chicago Tr1buae.1
PIT1sBuR0, Friday, July Is.
fE1HoL1uA-sel!ng IN smal lots 70 city retailers
at &c. No oulAne buyerE. Refined duh and no
salt8.
, 1864-07-16

Its Dfsgraccful Conditton-Who Is Re
sponslble9

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The people Of the West Division, and espec.al,y
OF the 9h Nata4 are highly indignant, and feel
Common council concerning the Improvement Of
unlon Park. Some ninc or ten Years since. at a
1-ree expenditure, The city purchased thIs finely
acres Of land, located In the center ot what il fsst
becoming the most delightful part Of the city. No
impf31semsnta IMP wuFths Of tas name OF such have
that direction, few years siRee are anything but
creditable 70 those connected with them. Ii neg.
isctsd & condition useless walAs, yawnfnc holes,
no other local thing wonld tue citizens Of The Vest
Division take so much lntereet and pride IS in
shis fark, we're little money Judle.ously e1-
perfision Of some competent practical ear.
oener. Trees should be planted and grow
i3S dhfse onnds sn,1shs woud now Be highly
the coil. bad been properly ret zen yeaes since.
h sha ~ WI t ea5ed tor Let us see who !. Iespons
cees1ty and wisdom Of beginning its improvement,
and asked tbe Common Council for euficient
sum M 81 money TO ct trees, I'll, paint the fence,
Finance Committee, who reported 10 favor of ap-
proprla1ing ten thousand doliars for the Park.
'lnclustve Of expenditure for drainage" which
eaI be essily effected, as The Keuben street sewer
is already at one corner Of the Pack In this shane
it came up for action in the Council. An amend
me1t was offered to make the sum Eve thousand
unuef
the di1ection OF Committee Of citizens 1o.idiue
~ Ae vicinity OF the Park to be appointed by he
Council This last provision was pus in ia ia.
sure the jndlcious expenditure OF the money, and
for 'he purpose most needed. If the committee
thou;ht btst, part, or the whole sum couId be
expended tot drainage. aud the next season anuth+
el email appropriation could be had tor beautifr.
ing; and 60 by Titles, after ouce commenced, tie
work would progress. Here Is the action of The
Council, AZ officially reported bY the Clerk:
Union tArI, An QUIT pfotot cd by the ordinance
xstM tsld amount to be expended by committee
Of cIttzeuA = @s-~
40: Holden moved to amend by fixing the amoant
AID Ta!cott tof the 9th ward) moved to strike GU.
the apptopri.t1o entirely.
Alo. Cumsky called fur The ayes and noes
Tote: o"''@
Ayes-A1d. Peacock, Gage, Ellsworth. sh,1nn. Rob.
erss B.r1ttt. Gallup McAoJ kAun, Sierld 4u Walsh
WallTo!k, EheIw1h, kate ~. Tatco It, Holden Arm.
tEons Ftazen, Hottlnge1. Sullivan, Lawson, osal.
;. .Noes-Ald Comissy, Clark, woodard, u,m.od. Won
aoleus Bend. Gastdeld- HuntleJ. Woodman-9.
EAnd eo Union Park mAintaina ite own de1ichtfn,
aspect lor another year at least.
II every rod Of the present fence is tumbled
3ver By wind. aud 1t IL fast eoing not dollar il
here to rrpair it. Every other Park In the civ r.
:sis eo IT, appropriation, and the cttizens Of the
Get Division who pay taxes az freely as those Of
'ther divisions, are justly indignant at this action
u the Council, had upon the motion Of a west |
'Iae Alderman. Even Comisky could see the in. |
ust!ce Of striking out the appropriation and voted
, 1864-07-16

soERsosA1---We notice the arrival In our city Of
Siruor Antonio Barili, aeentleman well known in
Eastern cities ae accomplished teacher and pro-
feLsor Of 1nuric. He Intends to give a ee.ies OF
concerts in Chicago shortly asslsed by several OF
biz best pupils from New York. Signor Barili an
Douncee his intention TO receive limited number
OF pupis IN the interim, who Will be instructed in
the higher branches OF the art sublime. Parties
may address him per Root and Cady's. Madamol-
eelie Mottus{ TRe his pupll
, 1864-07-16

HPrcsentatfon.-At the benefit Of Tom Rus
SELL the very clever comic vocalist, at the Varie-
ties last night, he YVES presented with an elegant
diamond ring, valued nt $,Oo. MI, Russell leaves
for Detroit on Sunday, to fill an enragement at
one Of the Detroit theatcre. s
, 1864-07-16

Union Meeting at Ernnston.-Mr. Ar.
mold will address his constituents at Evanston, on
Monday evening next, at y, m, Hon. Geo. c.
Dates will also address The meetinr
, 1864-07-16

A Seaxonnble Family Remedy.-Chol-
esa Aorbas. Summer Complaint, Cholie, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhu,a, and all Affections Of the Bow
year, are cured at once By Dr.. JA7eE's OAnx1NA-
TIVE BA1sA9. 1t alays the irritation nnd calms
the action Of the stomach, and being pleasant to
may be given with entire safety to infante. ii yet
acts promptly and thoroughly, when administered
according TO directions to either children or adults
Sold by Dtngg1ets everywhere.
fy11.fnE1E MwAsA1
, 1864-07-16
Freed linens Aid Comm1..to,,

Co llected by c. c. B1ck,eell In Msy :-syracps..
staceyville, xia ss Austin, Minnesota, Ss.So; St.
Charlee, &7.e0; Chathe1d, <9.o5: Saratoga: $500:
Rochester, Cong. Ch., $17.05 Rocheetcf, indlyid
uni, f87t; Farm I'LL, q Is; Rec Wing, 1886
Cssh, 1880. Total, $134.0s. -
In June: 1T. anthony, Minnesota. fa7.63;
SAN; Anoka. $5.6l Nosthde!d, 1o.75; Farlbault,
ii .s5; Wahasha, $Gs0: Tomhoson Bros, Chica
70, $4.60. Al Nsptervae, Ul.-B. 8. McLRIertY,
IS; Ruseel MAnderille, IS: David Root, $40;
Hiram Bristol. $50: CA+h. f1O.11. At Tufnar III.
E Crr1ier, IS; Cash. tl2. Total, $17g.67. Total
fur May and june fSl8,8y.
JouN Y. FAAwK1L. Treasurer,
, 1864-07-16
ILLINOIS AsD MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Diapach to the Chicago Tribnne,J
ERIB KPQ1T, Friday, lulF 15-1 p NJ
LATER,

ARElEKp- 1edT franklin, Athens, IS yds dfmenston
stor e. Inv sstgato Athens 10 yds fuble stone: IL q
Lrsms, Athens. yds r9bls stens Channahon,
Ghennahoo, a,sto Z corn; Eclipse, Loekport, 901 b
, 1864-07-16

KyV HIC II II 4E0 - ~ II III " q
w TACEBs -sergals Capital WIN nrod1a. 4
strong and lu1nn.nt board ap9a The snoc'heas akio
IN nom one 70 three months Il Ntn ssrensshsn Tho
lsrs 70 as.uG shei1 natural color: Kect waffAnsed
Pice xl.sNpsT holtta. Sent nv mail u{ ex9rsA4 Dis
count to thn uads. DR-LoUla Il anAI. NV York
Guy. ly1f1l52t sAAx 4khp
, 1864-07-16

--. B21paEPoBT. July 1s-11 pm.
Eroux la6slle, SIS It lumDsr IS nfls Hour il bris
talt: hcngte, LocRors: PC Morton; 1l3,l6o barrel
Athens: 1nvettgaoE. do; ii q LOOMS. do. A'
,,AnR1yxD-MafI9rs, Kankakee: Adyance, Athens.
81 YGs 1ubple stQpl ''
, 1864-07-16

demand. and a constantly increasing, specification
by the ladies' OF Chicago at the Wheeler & Wilson
ss"ing Machine Rooms, for fine stitching Of every
chine, depattment has been Organized At the
Conpany's Sales Rooms, 108 Lake street, to re-
leve md execute such orders hereafter quieiv and
neatly. iYiEn,S{ n r."
, 1864-07-16
Q)tcasa qrtbmue.
SATURDAY, JULY Is 1864,
THE CITY.

LAn1Esl-This afternoon and evening Will posi-
uSelY be the last opportunity afforded you 10 w.t.
.lass Uncle Toms Cabin ut the Auscur.
, 1864-07-16

For 6ale@-A drst-c1ass Coniectionary, With
a me lee Cream @ Saloon a1tsehs well loca.ed. and
son With limited capital For narticuIarsr ~.
urees Post Office Boz 40l, Chicaco, til. 80
, 1864-07-16

Bronchitis. 1Cl-rgyman,s Sore
Throat.''-A chrome inlammat ZION OF tho small
Elan6s connected with the membranes which iine
The ihroat and windpipe. In many cases Drown's
by all Druggists. eo'1
, 1864-07-16

n Diseases OF the Nervous. sentna1. U,inaro
and Sexual Systems.-New and reliable treatmcnft
In reports Of the Howard Association. Sent By
mail IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
eGiasion, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
IA. wi o.
, 1864-07-16

Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-Thfe Hall
Is to rent for all the purposes for which such haIs
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Aoplica.
tionr can he made at the ofdcs, adjoining tie en-
UaAce 10 toa dau. ie10ha4Q-U
BRYANT Il Strafson's chlca~o Tales
graph Inst1tute.-Tht lsrrest institutior ~
the Kind IN the world Thirt,.d7a teleerapb IN.
etuments in constant nse. Addres. 49,
BRYANT j. SrnArTuY,
iylmS4S-1m pAw Chiraso II,
, 1864-07-16

ExrEcTED-Thc gallant 10th regiment Of ILL.,
nois veterans ie expected to nrrire IN THIS Guy
this morning. They a11tre from boek !s.Aoa
and viii be paid of and mustered oat al camp
, 1864-07-16

AccpEx7.-Joseph scobel, German living on
North franklin street, WAS severely injured on
1hutsdas BY falling from I scaafolding upon which
he wns n work. He wa. precipitated a distance
Of twelEe Or dftetn feet. brrakihg his right arm
ard sustaining eerious internal injuries. Deing
an elderly man, his recovery is doubtful.
, 1864-07-16

is very active, going from point to point and
giving general directions, leaving the detailo
, 1864-07-16

Sp1ritualIsn1.-s, J. Fiuney will 1ectnrc 4,
Metropolitan Hall on Sunday, at iOX O'Clock ana.
anc N. Morning Subject-Tha Functions Of
ne re Spiritual Philosophy. Evening Subject-Ths
Human Soul y" 'A~
EenG ff<e n nil
, 1864-07-16

rsuxpAT SCHOOL GLEAHEn."-Unde der this title
very neat little paper has Just beer iesned by the
Sunday School Union of this city. tor the use OF
children. Tho articles in the first number are varv
readable, and we have no doubl that the .tGeanerh
1tro
, 1864-07-16

Observation-Disclosures afternoon train Of
cxcurrioniats ffom the Fox River Valley, tnclud-
Ing the villages OF Richmond, RIncwood. McHen-
iii. Clinton, Wayne, and their vicniiies. aFrivca
In Chicago. to eptnd lew hours amid The wo odef5
OF city. After parsng pleasant afternoon. .4heee
3'couufr5 cpuefne' returned to their own y1Ilaeea
, 1864-07-16

Do1 cs1, s1V",1 V",1 SUO-h1nE SYRUP.
Hev; SY!Ealps Cobb thus Whites IN the Boston
tnTNtson fTfs1ndn: We would by no means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which We did not
Know f. t. be sood-particulary for infants. But Of
Mft. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup We can speak
IRON knowledge; In une own family It has proved
blessing indeed by giving an infant troab d with
conc pain., quiet sleep, and Its parents unhroken
fest a. nieht Most parents can appreciate these
be1tibgr. Here Is an article whict, works to per
lection, and which fs harmless 70. the sleep
which It affords the infant is perfectly NATURAL and
the little cheru5 awakes as .'bsfght ~ q bnttop.H
And during the process Of teethtn its value is ln
caacn'able. We have frequently heard mothers
say they Wonld not be without It from the birth OF
the child till 1t had finished with the teetbing
AleRe, on any consideration whatever. Sold by all
Drusrietr. Is cents a bottle,
je28k993-Tu, ,Th&Sat-4T
, 1864-07-16

On reaching Sic anchorage inside, por-
tion Of the troops were at once disembarked
ut Seab1ook Island, at pier built when the
lamented Gen. Stevenson occupied the point
over year ago. The remains Of his camp
were there, and the troops who first landed
soon had shelters from the sun constructed
coffee fires going, and everything very com.
Portable.
, 1864-07-16


On Johns Island, On the left bank of
Stono river, couple of miles or go above
hegaIeyille, On ground occupied BY General
Wrght's forces at the time OF General Ben
ham's expedition, is Fort Prinsle, q rebel
work Of considerable strength; and thev
have another battery on the James Islani
side,, while further up, on Johns Island. is
Pemberton. On the morning Of the 4tb
when our gunboats, at q signal, run 10 thei22
holiday decorations of signal flags and bnnt.
Ing, Fort PriDgle opened on them very snite-
fully. The first shell exploded between % the
Pawnee and AsDonongh, Which were lying
tesy 5aar togeths;T: n;.a Ihs latter and a NOR
many shells into the ensmy's works. The
Monitors Nc. Lehigh and Moatauk. lyiog oppo.
also engaged the fort, and the drinc has been
kept up, With occasional intermissions, erer
since. We have had no casualties durins ulI
this fighting.
GENERAL FOSTER
is very active, going from point to point and
giving general directions, leaving the detaIle
, 1864-07-16

The fleet arrived off the bar at the mouth
Of the North Edisto River at about two
o'clock Saturday morning. The night was
ed in finding the buoys. Caphin Boutelle,
of the coast survey steamer Vixen, who
knows every mile Of this coast BY thirty
years' experience, had gone in to pilot naval
vessel, and haste was not Of sufficient Import
ance to warrant any great risk, so the tTans.
ports did not so In till the high tide after
, 1864-07-16

ANo1uD Mon.-There were reports current up
IN the strcct ycetcrdsv that mob Of Isishmen WIS
-stsinc IN tirtye of 4 few negroes ENGAGED in M
iosdinc echooner. man brought the fn'or1na.
linn 10 Pplice Headquarters. but Mr. Turtle refus
Cd TO interfere.
, 1864-07-16
A Word to SMl0

A Word to Smokern.-'Tis not or fnten.
tton TO preach reform against the growing aud
soeial nse of the weed, for it 10 luxurious COM
fort. Whist gentleman, We ssk, old Of young. who
is addicted to this bahlt Of enjoying himself be.
hlhd good Havana, particularly after hearty
meal, wifi ditpute US. We speak from experience,
for We often Indulge in good cigar ourselves, but
what we wish to suggest 1s try TINT Justly popular
fragrant. cJhvenient and el1cacious dcnflfr1ca So
zodont, Just the thing after smoking; removes In
stansly the nDpleasant taste and odors attendant
on the use Of tobacco; tits retreshfnsly agreeable
and leaves the mouth cool and sweet.
All Druggists sell It, prce Is cen&s per bottle.
jyl2MEt11St- tQa tbs & sat
, 1864-07-16

The troops as8emb1ed At Hi1tou Head
from several points aud made quite respec
table force. It Is not proper as yet for me
to give the details In regard to its strength,
although it is sid the rebels were well in.
formed about it through spies aud obserYa-
ton from their lookouts. Gen. Foster re-.
tanned the command Of the whole force. and
Brig. Gems: ]. 2: Hatch, schimmelpfennlg, r.
saxton, VIM. Birney, and Col ". W. Fl.
manJs under him.
, 1864-07-16
DETAILS OF RECENT OPERATIONS.
S1oSo RIVER, S. C. July 8, 1864.
ACTIVE npERATlnEs

In my last correspondence 1 mentioned
that an expedition was on foot, the details in
band. presume YOU may hare learned
through rebel sources that TINT expedition
sailed from Hilton Head on Friday Of Last
week, md that It was on quito an extensive
The privilege Of accompanying him min in lis l. @ fias
steamer, the Cosmopolitan, Captain Cannon;
OF witnessing all the important operations
md OF visiting. every point occupied by the
troops cOmpOsiug the cYueffffon
, 1864-07-16

PEnsoKAL-The many friends Of Rev. ]. ". Fer
fis, formerly pastor OF the Livingston B. D..
Church, will be qad to learn that he IL IN this city.
That church beg now closed for repairs and
painting. Rev. Mr.. Ferris will preach On Sabbath
evening. At W o'clock, in The United Presbyterian
Church. On Green street, between Madison and
Monroe.
, 1864-07-16
LETTER NO. l.

The KIalF-CatlNc of observation-disclosures
ScnlP.. Thin Hair, and Premature
BlnEcntDG of the Name, by Ii. a. De-
munn, II. H.. Protesnor or Diseases
OF The f4aIr nnu scalp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-10

To ERADICATE CoRNs-The shape of a corn
rs exactly similar 10 that of a carpenters nail.
having q crown or head, and a stem pointisg
downward which, piercing Ihroug b the true
unders kin, irritates the nervous nbres In its
vicinity To cut off the head of the corn Is
only temporary relief-a cure can only be &C
ccmplished by cautiously digging ont the stem,
which may be thus done by q steady hand:
steep it in hot water, and rub it with a coarse
towel or the finger nail will not remove it;
place small quantity of oil on the ccrn. and
let II soak well II. Then with pen knife, or
what is still better, sharp bodkin, work 1t
out OF its bed as you would a thorn. Not q
drop OF blood should be shed during the oper-
aIion, and its success may be tested by finding
piece of dischylon plaster, with q cessation Of
pressure, Will complete the cure. Should in
hamation have been exeited-wnich may be
Known by the redness prevailing around it
rest and emolisnt applications, such as lin.
seed Poultiee, or fig, will be found bench
cial.