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The great Quantity of worthless Sewing Ma
chimes that have been paImcl of upon the un
suSpcctin2 public by those without character
from the fact that they wero sold at a low
price, is surprising ; anI in view OF this state
OF things, we have male it long, untring
study to produce machine that could in no
way be classed among them, and finally to
load tho VAN OF first elias Sowing Machine, uow
IN use. An Intelligent examination Of its caer
Its will show that we have accomplished our
object.
LIST. Some Of tho valuable features of this
Machine over all others: It's revcr,ibl: feed
either to the night or left; ts per ect reliabii-
ty, never skipping stitches =; and the making
Ut four different stitches for the various kinds
of work the operator may wish to do.
"a. II is almost noiseless-rnns very fast
aud the change Of tho feed is made whilst the
machine is in otion.
Sd: 1t ma kos the lock stitch, which has boon
considered heretofore by m almost universa
verdict, "a the only reliable one made. W.
add to that tao double lock, which makes j,
doubly sure the half anI tul knot stitches
being perfect knot to every Stitch, which j.,
more durable than can be made by any other
'naehine, or by hand, and in all cases leaving
tho stitches on both sides the work alike
The feed may be reversed at auy point
desired without stopping tho Machine.
Changes for the various stitches may bo m ade
VIII o the machine ia in motion.
Its stitches are the wonder to all.
The beauty OF it is unsurpassed.
No other covers largo u range Of work.
Sews hight and heavy 'abrirs with equal ia
oiltty.
Tho work will feed either % the right or lefs.
Runs quietly, Sews rapidly.
No difficulty experienced in sewing across
thick seams.
Needle more readily adjusted than in anv
other machine.
Tailors cannot afford to do without them.
Every family should haye q " Florence"
it, motions ara all positive.
Will last a liisune.
No springs to get out Of order.
Is thoroughly practical
The hemmer the most practical in use.
Turns wide and narrow hens and will feli
beautifully.
L bralds neatly and handsomely withou,
tho slightest alteration.
The inexperienced find no difficulty IN using i,
Oils 40 dresses. all its machinery being on
too top of the table.
Every maehine warranted.
1t will substantiats all we clam s,r it.
Barnum's self server which guides the work
itself, furnished with each one OF our m acAiues
frye of charge. -. > --.-
Samples OF sewing and descriptive circulars
will % sent to any address on receipt of stamp,
.asdrsss - T.
ss FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
Saiesroom i2i Lake street. -
<@ CHICAGO. lLL.
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G00 0n0 MALE or FEMALB
7.Ht .Aeents1to Sell


-" ILOYD's NEW STEEL PLATE, 81
County Colored :. Map of the
UNITED STATES; CANADAs, AND NEW
l. BRUNSWICK. ~
From recent surveys, completed Aug. TO-:
time. ''"- -
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells at the low price Of; fftv
Genus O,OOO names are engraved on this map.
luis not only County Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP ...r
OF the: United States and Canadas combined in
one, giving -.
EVERY RAILROAD STATION, ~ III .
and distances between. ':'' - +: '.,'''' 80 :
Guarantee any woman or man SO; to S. per
aay, ana Will take back all maps that cannot
DC sold, and refund the money. a. 80
Send tor 81 worth and. try It's =, ..... ..,..r
Printed instructions how to canvass will
be furnished al! our agents. = II y =
o-T Tanped-W holesale agents in every State.
Garllornla' . III Canada, England, France and Cuba
= a .m fortune may be made with few hun lrei
dollars capital. No competition,
IL. II. LLOYD, No. l64, Broadway. NJ
The War Department uses our Man Of VIZ
ginla, Maryland. and 'Pennsylvania-cost
$loo, ,ooo-on which is marked Antietam Creek.
oharpsburg, Maryland Heights Williamsport
Ferry kh"rersville, Noland's Ford, ami all
otnGrS on the Potomac, and every other place
IN Maryland Virginia, and Pennsylvania, or
money refunded. ~
/ LLoYD's
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP Or KENTUCK =
ONO, INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS.
iS Is, the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the
war Department. Money refunded to anv
one hndlng an error in it. Price 50 cents.
LLoyd's Map of Virginia, Maryland, and
1eEnsylv'nia is very large : its cost is twenty
five cents. and it is the best which can Le
p"rchasea."-TR1sUNE, Aug. 3D.
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF TIE MIssIs.
S1PPI RIVER,
From actual Surveys by Capts Bart and Bow
en-, Mississippi River Pilots, Of St. Louis, Mo.
shows every mans plantation AID owner
! name. from st. Louis to the Gulf Of Mexico
| 800 miles-cvery bar. town. landing and al
places 20 mi'e, back from the rivcr-colorcd i,
counties and States. Price, 81 in shects-s2 !,
pocket form: aud $3.50 on linen, with rollers
Ready Sept. 20. '0''o'S .
! NAVY DEPARTMENT, J
| Washington, Sept. 18th, 1862
>. I. LLoYD-S1R:-Scnd me your Map til
M mississippi River, witt price per hundred COP
les. Rear Admiral Charles ii. Davis, com
mandlng the Mississippi squadron, is author
yea 10 purchase as many as are required TO
the use of that squadron.
G'DEoN WELLEs, Secretary of the Navy.
| V7:lln
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= MORTGAGE SALE. 3

nEEAULF has beer, inaae inSthe conditjoas. :. :.
- ~ o oe1saih lndenture of mortgage execut-
and ferriforv gIu 3 tA.sstinEs county
gaTof to Robert Ennis, of Lyons, " ayne county
State of New York, mortgages. hes,;nG y 49,.
and duly acknowledge on the twenty xth dsv-
OF October, A. D: 1857, which said. mortgage
contains the usual power sale tofhe mortrsse
record on the 2Sth day efs sOetoher, A.N,slts1Ss
at ten o'clock A. n, in the Office Of the Repistef
OF Deeds of Goodhue county, Territory, now
State OF Minnesota, and was, thereupon, duIyz
recorded Ia book :. 81 Of 4: OF tgages pages So
an ana oSQ: Said mortgage was given TO- secure
said twenty-sixth day Of October, 4. b. 1887:
1or the sum Of two hundred and ninety six do5llr
lurs: PAYABLE in one year from the date thcreof j.
TO me order OF the said Robert Ennis, With In :
terestafter maturity at the rate ofesevel y iseta
cent per month until paid. There is felaineG j;
to be due and is actually due ut the 'datc Of
this notice upon said cote and mortoape tho
sum OF two hundred and ninetv-six x2dolaars.
win interest thereon at the rate of seven per
cent per aDnum from the. twenty ninth cav Of
October, 1858, amounting;S at. tho aiatesot this
notice to the sum OF three hundred and ninety
dollars and ninety cents, and no suit orr y nro.
ceedings at law have been instituted to recov var
thereof. 5''A '"'i "oio'1 ':E'''5
The IN msrtgaged premises are described AZ fo,-,,
lows: All that tract or parcel, of land Wing
and being IN Goodhue county, State Of Mime
sofa, described as follows, to wit The south-.e
west quarter Is W ~ Of section number twenty
Two " IN township ono hundred and nine
losl north of range eighteen { ts) west, com
tanning one hundred ana sixty acres H ore or
less @ aseor 'lng to the Government survey there
Of: Now, therefore. notice is hrreby triy ven bin,
virtue Of the power Of sale in said Mortgage
conia1hed' ana pursuant to the statute in such
case made apd provided, the said nj ortgagew
o y sale II" the mortgagcd premises
ao9ve 'escroed at public venduc to the highest
bidder att the front door Of tho Court House at
Ked wing, county Of Goodhue and State of
M'n3esota' y on Wednesdey the 10th day Of yuey,
to satisfy and pay the am cunt which shah then
De e due on said note and mortgage with II.
disbursements of this foreclosure Dated Red
wing, May 2'th, 1863. ~ IT,. =; :: v7n44w7
II ROBERT ENNIS, Mortgagee..
i CLAeETT & CROSBY, Attorneys
for Mortgage, Hastings: MINI.
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Chicago, Prairie Du Chen
AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY LINE
MOST DlRECT,-- ROUTE
FROM ALL POINTS IN
Il Ia q M O r. h est
TO
CHICAGO, MlLWA WAUKEE.
AND ALL POINTS
4. st and South

The advantages Of this route Fl ON all point,
on the Upper Mississippi to Chicago and tho
East, are superior to bosc offered BY any com
pc tiAg Line.
No change Of Cars is made between rrairi
du Chen ana Chicago.
The Splendid Filst Class Steamers Of tb.
Prairie du Chen and St. Paul Packet Line
superior to all others on the Upper Mississippi
for speed, comfort and convenience. make i, :
rect connection with Express Trains at Prairie
du CHEN. "' I
BY this ronte. passengers are enabled to ~cac]
Chlcago as quick as by any other: pettinr :,
full nights rest and brca ktast. on board Inc
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
to Cars by daylight, and avoiding all Or. nibus
travel
The distance from St. Paul to CHICAGO by
this route Is 400 miles. The distance via the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is ago miles
Over one mile OF Omnibus Travc. is incnrrcd
by taking the route Via La Crosse and Milwau-
kce.
These facts enttle this Line to at least n
equal share of the North western business.
y. N. HC DbELlI, l.. p. BACON,
Western Ira Yelling General Tickct+
AGeht. Agent. Milwaukee.
H.. G. HOFFMAN & CO.,
Agents, Red Wiag
n33a ''' n40-tt. "'
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Northern Indiana and u.hern Mi.hiyan. ana
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and importance to its columns the editors
have made arrangements for articles. unou the
great questions which now agitate the country
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Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR, Hon. CHas. O,Coy
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and others whose names will be announced
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i'll addition to the usual variety of original and
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AIlJob Work done at this Otfico will be done
promptly, Ind is Warranted to give entire sat
's'action. We have constar II y on hanA or will
PRINT to order, all kinds Of Legal Blanks,
Mortgages, with or without Waiver,
Chattel. Mortgages, Deeds,
lo"nds, Agreements,
summons, Executions,
Warrants, Venires,
S"bpoenas.
We will print to order on the Short
est notice and at the loves. prices,
Addresses, Books,
Blanks, Bills.
Bill Heads, Bills of Lading.
Circulars, Cards,
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Letter Heads,
FOSTERS, Pamphlets,
Show BILLS, Receipts,
Notices, Tickets,
Or anything else that was ever done in
a Printing Office.
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NEW YORK ARGUS

will compare fayorably with the abIess journ-
ais iD the country. In Politics. ID Literature
in Business and Finance, in Agricultural In
formation, in General News, and especiaIIy in
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Up eiabS. NOR can papers one do.jsr e.eh IS
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Lesfers. neither containing Temittances or
o:hsr e 'scs shosid be dirseted % the undSraixn-
e. sorEsef of BrcsdwAy snd PaTk FI6t.. r.
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TERMS or THE WEEKLY Tp1Rryr.

TERMS or THE DAILY TRIBUgE.
One ycaf - % Sir n0nthS, o. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
FROM COLUMBUS,
More Men to be Raised-.Larg
Bounties..New Regiments
Authorized,
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.l

ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.
COLUMBUS, Sept. Is.
Nothing additiousl has transpIrsd reis-
tive to the draft in Ohio.
Governor Tod has been authorized %
raise, within reasonable period, sn inde-
Unite number Of men, and if he meets with
cod success, Ohio will be entirely relieved
from the CONSUMPTION. Bounties are lib
eral a raw recruit will receive 1902, while
enc who has been in service will receive
one hupdr, ID dollars more than that SUN.
The War Department has ordered these
men to be orga nized into new regiments,
but the Governor suggests that they be as
signed to old ones, which will probably be
done. A little energy on the part Of the
neople will soon raise the remaining thou
sands of Ohio's quota.
Captain Henry Thrall Of this city, and
Assistant Adjutsnt General on General
Rosecrans' staff, died here this morning
he has been in service from the beginning
Of the war, and has always been prompt
and efficient in the discharge o. his duties.
He is con Of W. B. Thrall, formerly
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
-Four car loads of New York Dead Rab-
its pasted through here this afternoon on
their way to work on rsilrosds being con-
struoled and repaired in the South under
the patronage Of the Government. They
were so prone to ccmmit depredatious that
it was necessary to keep 3 guard over
them while here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
COMMERCIAL.


HORHIHG bHAuER oFTlOB,l
sAfURDAE ETugIHg, ssptsnbsr Bs lo92. J
FIOur-GOOd grades new hOur are in good de-
mand.
Sales are 100 bbls old red at $500; 50 do at S5ss
sOat s5,l2i 40 at s5,ss; and iO0at ss,25.
WkeaE-Sales 900 bush, 1000 bus, do and 1000
bus car all fres on board at sl,lz
Corn-Steady. Sales at Csc.
Oats-Sales l car on track at sc
High Market quiet at l71<c.
Butter-Ohoieeq qualities Of Western Reserve are
scarce and in good demand at l992Oc.i Central is
quotable at 1910
Cheese-MRrkst firm at lO9lls for good TO choice
Western Reserve
EEgs-scaree and higher. Sales In small lots at
49,
saIt-Has advanced again. and Is held at o. IS for
fine and s2,56 for c,arss.
Apples Sales 50 bbls green apples at sl,0O ?
barrel.
seeds-Timothy is in demand. sa,es at s2,75i
Clover Is quiet and nominal at Ss75.
Receipts. $500 bssh wheat, 100 bushels corn,
900 bush oats and 400 bush barlev.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
FROlI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. ~.
Washington specials state that the re-
ported evacuation Of Richmond can prOba-
blv be accounted for by the fact the rebels
are Withdrawing stores from the line Of
the Tennessee Railroad and scattering
them South through North Carolina to-
words Atlanta. This is caused by the cap
ture Of East Tennessee BY Burnside.
Advices from the Army Of the Potomac
state that the rebels appear in increased
force along the Rapidan as though deter
mined to resist q crossing By our forces,
but showing no disposition to cross them
selves.
A small number Of prisoners were
brought in, including a rebel Captain who
reports Lee in command, though they are
aware Of rumors Of his resignation.
It is not believed battle is imminent
unless the rebels resolve TO cross.
The Rapidan is much FOllen-
A Fortress Monroe letter says the rebel
General Kemper, captured at Gettysburg
is about TO be exchanged for General Grs
ham, now . prisoner at Richmond.
The ironelad steamer Roanoke has beei
put in fighting trim, owing to q rumor tha
the rebel ironclsds are about to make al
attempt to escape to ses from James river
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

TIE 18th OaIo CAvALRK.-This regi-
ment, for which recruiting office is now
opened in this city, is being organized under
the authority Of Provost Marshal General
Fry at the suggestion Of Generals ROsserans
and Rousseau. It is to protect our Ohio
border and the Ststs Of Kentucky from rebel
invasion. The idea is good one. Tie SER
vice viii be light, and the opportunity to en-
list and relieve cur State from the burden Of
cOnscriptiOn is ths best now offered. The
usual bOunties win be paid.
Tbs regiment is now about half full, and is
rapidly filling up.2R. ". RatliF, formerly
Of Warren, Ohio; is eommissiOned as Colonel.
J. F. Her1iek, Esq, Of this city, has been
eOnnissiOnsd Captain, and Is now here on
recruiting dat5. His oiRcs is at l72 Superior
strsst Captain Herriek commanded com
psny in the sTth thrss months regiment, and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
nRw YnRK nIARKEr-sept.1a.

LBT TELEGRAPH-l
COttOn-Earkst frmsT. Sales al 7O97le fCr Mid
ding Oplands. -
Fiour-Market again advanced fully lrc with
brisk demand for export and home consumption.
sales at s5,l0G5.25 for extra state - 5itaa, ,7a
for common TO good shipping brands extra round
hOoped Ohio. O97,l5 for trade brands Markef
Osing firm. This sales mostly at inside figures
figures, inc uding 800 bbls good extra State Tor
first 10 days in october, at S5,4l.
WhislZy-Marketi Is a shade lower. Gales 4q5k9
5O4c.
Wheat-Markst excited with brisk demand for
exp TT aud homa use.
sales at 9Sctgl 60 old chicago Spring; 81 25 for
choice new do; sl,o3Dl, 10 for Miiwaukee IuD ;
Sl,2l1l,27 for Winter red esterni 80 for white
,Gern-Markst excited and better demand,
sales 8 57a7so for shipping mixed, closing at
,'aIs-aarket dull and lower. Sales at 64e7lc for
Western.
PelrOleum-Dull and heavy Sales at s6as7c for
crude 500 bbls refined for &c. and 80 bbls on board
Tor October, buyers option, at GO.
poFk-Markst opened quiet and closed shade
Sales at sl2Oc@l2,25 for old moss; Iss71< for new
TO-; sl0,l25S1lu,37S for new prime S3,259l60O for
new prime mess.
Beef-Duh.
Cut AieaIa-Market hrmer. Sales rs Tackages
at SIC for shoulders, and sk99A for hams.
Bacon Sides-Quiet.
Isurd-Market opened a shade frner sbd closed
unchanged. Sales 81 l0A9lO}Sc. The latter price
an extreme at the close.
O6eess-FiFm. GALES tlO9ls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
ER0n KANSAS.
Military Operations AOtiVe'-De.
population of Western
Missouri.
RIO thsoinoinnati Ga1otie.l


KANSAS CRY, Sept II
Military operations from this place are
active. Colonel Wier, 10th Kansas, as was
>sterday announced, has made q very
o....-Ful scout and is still pursuing
NN"Ttro,, 1 - ith an energy and system that
Trom;sss ~1n., a. tSs he's. results. No time will be
riven for concentration, and the promise
for future raids is but slight. .,.
The execution Of order No. II Is ABOUT
accomplished, and it is 3 matter oil sur
prise that the strongest friends Of the order
are the people Immediately affected py 1t.
All parties unite in approval OF q Pohey
that leaves but one sentiment on the DOT
der. A continuance Of the past relations,
they contend, is only continuance OF
robbery, arson and murder. If the people
are satisfied who are interested, the balance
Of the State must not complain
Ilearn that even General Schoheld, after
personal visit, became convinced the rule
in this case should not be Suspended
Even the Copperhesds are acquieseiDg In
the policy. A large number, over one
hundred persons, many Of them heads OF
families, who have through all the changes
on the border maintained their rtbel sym
pathies have been banished. Among them
are some of the oldest and wealthiest fam
lilies Of the country, including merchants,
real estate owners, bankers, SO. The Gus
tom too common Of allowing the wealthy
to escape, and visiting the penalties upon
the most obscure, has been reversed the
blow falling where it ought, upon the most
powerful and influential. Here were men
who at tho outset did every ything to invei-
gle the young and unthinking into the
rebel armies, and then took oaths upon
oaths to protect their property, have now
had to drink the bitter cup themselves.
Some have escaped; but the LISTS not yet
complete. A better dsy is daWniDgfOr the
border
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Aspects of the War in Arkansas

ITO the Chicago Tribune.l .
MEMPHIS, September l6, /
via CAIRO, September Is.
The steamer Kentucky arrived from
Vicksburg last night. She brings intelh-
gence that official dispatches has just been
received at the mouth Of White river, say
ing that the enemy evacuated their fOrti-
festions on Bayou Metsire, and also the
city Of Little Rock, on Tuesday, the 9th
inst. General Steele occupied the city the
next day.
A number Of deserters who were in town
said that Price would make 3 stand ct Ar
ksdelphia, and there make his last strug-
gle to retain foOthold in Arkansas. The
citizens Of Little Rock, however, were
pretty unanimous in acknowledging that
Arkansas was subdued, and that in two OF
three weeks there would mot be an organ
ized body Of rebel troops 10 the Ststs.-
They believe that Price will not stop run
ming till he gets to Texas.