, 1862-12-22

| sA1sn etAaAaei nAen eee lQEy arc me
ator1ous. Geo. T. says, "since Tretu,7,ed fro,
fas7s," there is ''but one sewing machine
and TINT is Wheeler & Wilson's.'' I can
see It. A few days after the reference I
the Florence machine, orders we're issued az
am informed, from Mr.. Chittcnden. ado notz
or sho'e' Barnum's Self Sewer in this office.
several parties In. the office, before Chitter
oen knew 1t, had tested itin practical worh
ana approved Of It, and gaye me certificate
10 taat effect Mr. ". II. Butler, then in tn
omce, and had been for years, was one q
those that gave me certificate, and said III
used them practically at his house; that the
we're good thing, particularly for tuckin
and scanning, and that he used them success
fully as a 'binde7.''' y I have sold them +
ladies owning the Wheeler & Wilson Mach;n
IN this city, aud after their having used then
IRON three to six months, have told me. ss
would now almost Us soon think of doin,
without my Machine, as your self Sewer
they are such relief to the eyes, and from
bending over the Machine'' Those 1adie
tnat nave written me inquiring il nv Sci
sewer Will enable them to sew straight q,
their Wheeler g. Wilson Machines. are in
formed that with it, they will not fail. M,
directions, TINT accompany the Self Sewer
are very clear, looking to this point, in th,
wheeler s. Wilson Machine. I have then
applied to tile Wheeler d Wilson, and nearl,
all other machines, at Cornell g. Co.'s Sewins
Machine Office, 133 Lake street, Chicaeo. Ill
box sf43. D. BARsGM,. Inventor.
The 2atll Wisconsin Reei,ucut
This noble body ofwen disciplined soldiers
passed through this city en- route for Cairo and
the South, on Saturday evening. They arrived
at the Chicago q Milwaukee depot about 4
O'Clock, and remained at the Illinois Central
depot few minutes, where refreshments
we're supplied them, when the trains left for
Cairo. A few hours previous to their DEPART
ure from Milwaukee, the Chamber Of Com.
nerce passed appropriate resolutions
expressive Of The esteem entertained for the
officers and priEatcs, as citizens and as SOL
dicrs.
Col Lewis was among the foremost to an
s"er TO the first call, threw up u lucrative
medical practice, and enlisted with the I'd
Wisconsin. He was elected surgeon, in which
capacity he served with distinction at the
battle OF Bull Run, where he vas taken pris-
oner, paroled, subsequently exchanged, and
now We sec him again in the ranks. Than
DIR. Lewis there are but few men of more
generous impulses and honorable intentions.
Lieut.. Col. Whitaker is an old military
man, having been bred in the profession OF
arms. His men regard him very highly, and
he will prove equal to the responsibilities Of
his position.
Maj, E. B. Gray also enlisted in the service
Under the first call. He was elected Captain
OF one OF the companies in the 4th Wisconsin.
who 1t will be remembered were sent to Shin
Island. He resigned his commission on ac-
count Of i'll health, and as soon as he recoF-
cred, again answered to the call of his country
on the 1st Of September. He is an officer of
unusual promise, and will get make his mark
in the right place.
Ibis regiment is composed of picked men.
and it is said there is more wealth and moral
influence represented in its ranks, than in anv
other that has left the State.
The following is the roster Of the regiment;
ColoIel-J. n Lewis.
Lent Eolone1-Chag. Whitaker
Major-E. B. Gray.
Adjutant-J. A. Savage
Surgcon-W. h. Smith. ~'
First Asst Surgeon-Dr. Miller,
Second Asst tSnrgeor-Dr- Ha,yes.
sergeant Malor-L. l.. Alvord
r,.. LINE OFFICERS.
.toNlPdHy d-captain. John a. Williams. 1st
Lieutenant, = Arthur Ho]brook; I'd Lieutenant, VIM.
Company B-captain II. G. Townsend lat 1,cn-
tenant. G. x. Davis; I'd Lieutenant. c. B. Slawson
L Lieutenant, mt; D. s Curtis; I'd Lieutenant, Andrew
.Gsnanany D-captain Ed S. Redtneton: 1st
aJead Lieutenant. H. n Hayes; I'd Lieutenant, Janus IL
7eS31 7csm31oay Captain. James R Kenyon: 1et
t1eutenant ihas Wm. E. Bngham ID. Lieutenant:
.tsn.paay FLcaptain, Calvert C. White: let
t,eqteaant, 4s m, Jeremiah Noon; I'd Lieutenant Wal
anf ffsnpeHyr pq rG5e1p Gcaptsin s Ea Enos 1st4entsn
enor- '9 11e'
Company H-e'aptain, II. Il. Myers, Jr.: 1st Lien
tenant Taa James Murrag; I'd Lieutenant, JOHN ".
:. .ce7apany zCaptaiu. Horace B. craudall. lat
asentsnant r Lindsey ]. Smith; "a Leutenant' al
ce,arGEy h-zGaptain, Ira ". Morton; 1st Lieu-
lngs. 11~'A - 'A'7
@ 8rtcmus Ward was not among the
guests at the so-cal1ed Sewing Machine Con
yention. If he had been, ne think, he would
nave said something slightly sarcastic. This
grand 1zzle has closed, and people who sup
posed that Sewing Machine Convention was
to 1'e 3,c1d in this city, hare probably found.
out their mistake by this time, No suchcon-:
Vnnffn11 hear, hold e.
Lion, composed Of glass feet, VIC be-
lieSe, has been held for the purpose Of SIAN
aering other machines, and, we are told, the
s. Florence got more than its share; but no
matter. The Convention was ia necessity
to build up the waning fortune Of tle glass
foot concern We trust the Florence Sewing
Machine Company Will never have to resort
to such an cxpcdient. This Company hare
not been able to ill over onc-half Of their or
lers for machines for over three months past,
md certain "prince Of agents." bah! and
: fathcr'' of the one-horse affair, must bear in
mind that merits alone make sewing MACHINE
hence the unprecedented demand
Tor " The Florence
THOMAS J. BTIEs, Agent,
124 Lake street.
COUNTERFEIT C1FY RAILWAY {SouTH s1pE)
I1cKETs. The "seycn-1ide" {twentY-dye
,ent) tickets Of the City Railway Company
laTe been countcrfcited, and large quantity
we're put in circulation Saturday. The gen
,ral appearance Of the counterfeit is fair i'm
tation Of the genuine, but the engraving Of
he horse car is very imperfect, and the letter
ng and figures are coarscr, and the whole
is darker and coarser than the
genuine.
IHE SyEA SOCIETY BALL.-Tlc Syea Soci-
TT give their seventh annual ball at Bryan
Hall on Friday, December 26th. The Light
Guard Band furnish the music, and q ioyial
lime is anticipated.
CHICAGO MUSICAL Us1oS.-Thcre viii he |
'ehersal of the Chicago Musical Union at their
'oom, Tuesday evening, November 23d. Mem
'crs Will govern themselves accordingly.
). H. BRooKs, Sec'y.
1 Dr. JAMES. formerly Of James Hospital, 81 |
'ustom Housee street, New Orleans, La, established
1850. is now permanently located atS6 Randolph
treet. Specialist-cures Old Chronic, and recent
'seascs. Orgsnic Weakness. &c.
The New Orleans Delta, of May Is. 1855. SAWS.
10 THOSE AFFL1cfED-There is no blessing
great as perfect health and therefore be who can
onfer that blessing should be sought for by those
no enjoy it not. The best and most feasible plan
II those Of readers who are suffering from anv
lscasc be it acute OF otherwise is to apply imme-