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city, n1anT Of whom arc occupying the small
POE hospitals, sick with that loathsomc dis
case. They recei7c good attention from the
authorities.
Capt. 8. II. Archer Of the 17th Iowa, was
presented with y beautiful sword by his COM
panions in arms on the 2sth ult., for gallant
services rendered at the battle Of Iuka on tho
18th Of September, 1862. The presentation
speech was made By Dr. Huntsnnn of Quinn
by's Division.
Aman called Whitley Of the sth Missouri
regiment, was shot last night and instantly
killed, at dlsorderly dnnce house, On the
corner OF Hunando and Beal strccta The
Place was visited BY military guard, and
Whitley being desertcr ran. He was COM
manded to halt, but did not do it, and was
fred upon and fell dead in his tricks.
CAIRO, Feb: 2.-EewB from Vicksburs is to
the 2sth. Nothing lmpo 'tant had transpired.
Coal for steamers was plenty.
Everything Is yeFy quiet ut Corintll and
Jackson; Jackson; Guerillaafecu to hare entirely dis.
fhc Gap in the Mobile and Ohio Railroad is
not yet closed, but It is SO nearly completed
that the mai1s will ps;<s over the road to-n,or,
row, being conveyed the distance Of mile By
contrabends.
Complaints continue to arrive here ol
sickness among our troops at Helena and
Tic EXPEDITION up: n hite River appears tc
+ have been terribly severe on the men engaged
in 1t, as they were crowded on boats almost a.
thick as they could stand; and being withou,
facilities for cooking; were forced to live sey
eral days On hard bread and raw pork, ani
exposed all the while to the chill, damp air
, 1863-02-03

the Hcnatc FinauceEommittec will probably
report several radical amendments to tue
House Treasury Note bill.
Greeley, Of the Tribune, denies emphatically
that he solicited any Intervention BY Franco
In our affairs.
a Aspccial Washington dispatch to the N. z.
Tribune says:
Gen. Butler has had several interviews with
the President and Secretary Of War, who have
formally renewed the proposition that he
shall 70 back to New Orleans to resume the
command Of tho Department Of the Gulf and
TeEas and the troops which Gen. Banks will
lead thither, but with additional ,power1and
responsibilities, including those attached to
the organization Of our African army Of tho
Mississippi. 1t is said that Butler now lest-
tates about accepting the command in the
shape offered, fearing that the means to be
given him are altogether disproportionatc to
the end TO be accomplished.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Thc Committee on
Ways and Means are now engaged in cousid-
erfng how the revenue can be Increased. I:
is supposed additional taxes may be placed
on luxuries in order to decrease the duty on
paper.
The amendment I'd the Missouri Emaucipa-
ton bill as reported By Senator Harris from
the Judiciay Committee consists Of substi.
tuition Of twelve for eighteen months as q
limit to the adoption Of an Emancipation Act;
Il prohibition to pay for any slave introduced
into the State subsequent to the passage OF
the act; all increase Of fifteen to twenty mill
ions appropriation at an average Of $500 in.
stead OF 500 for each slave.
, 1863-02-03
FROM DESmQlNES.
The Negro Hounds Lose Their Prey.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
:DEsAorNEs, 1owa, Feb. 2, 1853.
Judge Gray, OF the District Court, to-day
read his decision in the ho1eus eorpns case of
the negro Archie P. Webb. The court house
was filed by an anxious audience, and the
reading Of the decision was listened to with
breathlcss attention. The Judge held that
under the Constitution of the United States,
free negro is entitled to the rights Of citi-
zcnship; that Archie P. Webb is free negro,
aud rs such entered the State Of Iowa; that
The act Of 1851, under which he Ind been ar
rested and Imprisoned, was in fla-
grant violation Of the old consti-
tuition then in force, and the. new,
which is now the fundamental law Of the
State, and overTdes the plainest principles Of
the common Law, He held the act to be null
and void, aud Ills decision, therefore, was that
Archie had been unwarrantably arrestcd and
imprisoned, and must be Immediately set at
liberty.
The opinion had been preGccd with care,
and will be published in full Thus has
ended wicked scheme Of gang Of semi
traitors to inauguratc II general system Of
persecution against the free negroes in this
State, aud to that extent cmbarrass tho exc
cution Of the Presidents Emancipation
Proclan,ationsn tho Mississippi Valley.
, 1863-02-03

New YonK, Feb. "A passenger BY the
Columbia, from Havana, brings intelligence
that supposed rcliable rumor Of tue dest'uc-
ton OF Tic pirate Orcto, or Florida, was cur
rent in that city, and that the r11nor VIE CON
..1irmcd BY the arrival Of the Creole from New
York. The following ie his statement In
brief:
s:On Tuesday, January eth, 1t WAS reported
IN Havana TINT heavy firing had been heard Mt
Matauxas and Cardcnas, rs II coming from
vessels Of war engaged in serious contest at
sea 1t was also stated that the Orcto, or
sou,c other rebel vessel, had .becn chased BY
rcvcral Union gunboat., but with what rcsnlt
had not been learned. 1t was then believed ut
Natauzas that the firing and chase were con-
Iretrd with the came ve5scl.
TIC Cuo1c, from New York, arrived at la
~ana on the Goth, and brought news That she
hadb ecu opoken hy the Union gunboat Cayo.
"a, which vessel reported tlat the Caynss
l:ad observed steamer on. fire, supposed
to be the Orrto, and that three otncr VessSls a
were firing into her with great Fapiu!ty l9e
1"cality Of this engagement vas not de1nttc cl3
ttAted. hut 1t was Ii llic vicinity OF the heyes
of Cardcnas and Matnnns.
Tic 6al. Jaeinto was reported lost, but III
1ayc traced tho rumor to Its source, and tint
that 1t all came ffnln she fact that this Tcs6e
11assed Aayhgnx, Porto Rico, on the 18th.
One OF the vessels that the Florida burned
YES at anchor ut the time in the month of tn,
1ort Of Cardenas.
Thcrc have been no rebel c1earances or arri
,o1- last -
, 1863-02-03
FROM THE SOUTH.

WAs1uSdroS, Feb. 2.-The Navy Depart
mcnt las received the following dispatch;
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. "A bearer Of
dispatches left Port Royal on Friday noon.
He says there is no truth in the report Of the
Montauk being disabled at Fort McAlliste=:
Commander Nordea lay under the enenly's-
fire for four hou:s to try his vessel. Balls
had no more effect upon her than so o.many
hailstones. Nothing bad been heard Of the
capture Of the S,nit!' in Stone River, when
the dispatch messenger LEFT.
New York, Feb. "a New Orleans letter
says that on Sunday List, the 18th ult., the
gunboat Essex made reconnaissance to Port
Hudson, going within ssnga Of the cneny's
batteries, but falling to draw their fffc.
The Essex also picked rna torpedo on the
river, containing at least barrel Of powder:
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 3-Rschmond pa
}crs have been received hcIS1 TO January 3lst,
and contain the following:
1t i impossible that the Florida could have
Bccn the vessel that sunk the United States
until the night Of the 18th, and the Hatteras-
was sunk on the llth. We ha1c reliable in
formation that the vessel that did sink her
Was the British nan-ofHar Spit1ire, as the
Captain Indicated in his reply to tns Yankee
commander 1t may be Com. Wilkes Ind
Ncaried ont British endurance by his extra
ordinary blockade at Nassau, aud Other ports,
md the orders had been Issued Wltici:resultcd
in this naval engagement:
CA1Eo, Feb I. Gen. Magruder, At, Calves.
ton, has issued an order requesting the plant-
crs of Texas to finnish him 200 negroes, with
spades and slegels, to assist in const s1lcting
the dcfenses for Galveston. Tic committee
for aiding coast defense endorse this call
The Galveston Afrrs says that a bark was
provisions, which were much needed.
DispHfeh says- On the eth Of January ~
hombartment took place ut Fort McAllister,
at the mouth Of Ogechec River, Ga. Only
one Federal iron el1d was engaged She was
forced to retire, her turret being injured. Our
solid shot broke into pieces as they Struck
her sides.
|. ROANOKE ISLAND y. C, Jan. 50, ria Fonr-
REss MoSRoE--Gan Foster bus again written
to the Gcncra1-in. sEicfat Washington, bitterly
complaining Of the premature disclosure Of
military and naval movements in this depart
ment.
Elizabeth City, Il. c., is now held By Fed
eru1 troops Us military post
JEFF Davis bad q conference last week with
Gov. Vance Of Y. c.. upon the relation Of
tlis State with the Southern Confederacy !;
meeting him for thst purpose at Franklin De
pot, Va, on the Black Water: Gov. Vance
| plainly Informed JEFF Davis that he would in
sist upon the reserve and call Of an adequate
force Tor the protection Of North Carolinn
Carolina has now $1,000 troops in the rebel
| service. Many applications are being made
| for authority to raisc native loyal troops
| Gen. Foster strongly approves Of doing this.
, 1863-02-03
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trihunc.l
IsD1AsAroIls, Feb 2, 1865.
On Friday Last small squad Of soldiers
were sent to village named Wayerly, in IN
adjoining county, to arrest some dcscrlers.
Upon their arrival there they were fred upon
by come Of the citizens, and informed that
the descrters would be protected, and under
no circumstances would they be surrendered.
The s4uad being too small to effect the
arrests, returned to this city md nported the
facts to Col. Car7ington, who sent twenty
five cavalry after the offenders, with orders
10 arrest them dead or alive. Tic cavalry
arrived, there about noon on Sunday, and
were fired upon By about forty mounted men.
The cavalry Immediately charged upon them,
when they fed in all directions, throwing
awass their arms. The cavalry captured nlnc..of
the cowardly rasc,1s, with two of the desert.
ers, and marched them to this city, where
they are now in close confinement.
Col. Darlington will send 100 cavalry after
The balance, tomorrow.
The secessionists in the Kentucky Lcclsla-
ture held n caucus at Frankfort, on Thursday
Last, and resolved to run L. ". Powell, who
now disgraces scat in the United States Sen
ate, for Governor at the August election.
Gen. Boyle's orders would not allow disloyal
men to vote Tor the past two years, but they
now ayow their determination to do SO at all
hazards, and say they arc pledged assistance
from Indians aud Illinois, to which States
they propose to send secret committees at all
early day to arrange preliminaries, &c.
An Illinois Copperhead was present aud as
sured them Of aid from that State.
To-day the Senate adjourned until Wedncs-
day to give. the members an opportunity to
visit the pcnltentiay.
The House adjourned until 10 o'clock TO-
morrow. =
The telegraph report from Washington tha!
Hon. Robert Dale Owen, had accepted clerk
ship in the War Department is untrue. he
Tas merely acting as Assistant Secretary oi
War during the absence Of Mr.. Watson,
: PnoAor1oHs-Priynt. w. E. Moor, Quartcruas
.;, ter 1T, yiee KeTshival e resigned Capt Geo. F
Andrew J. Smith, Assistant Surgeon Ri cavalry
vice Jpnce+ resigned.
REs1osA7IoSs-Licut Cor Morrison. a7th; Mai
Warren Howe, 18th. Aesi.n Surgeon Meek, 69th
commission revoked
IsD1AsAroL1s, Feb. 1.-The arrest of de-
sertcrs in Morgan county Ecfng resisted, Col.
harrington, Commander of the Federal
forces, sent squadron Of cavalry there Sat,
urday. They were met and fired OH by the
mob. Tire cavalry charged and dispersed
them, captured the 6lcserters aud six citizens
Nobody hurt. Intense excitement prevails
, 1863-02-03
FROM ST.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.l
ST. Lor1s, Feb. 3, 1863.
The steamer Henry Won Phul arrived this
morning from Young's Point, near Vicks-
burg, with 800 sick soldiers belonging to
Iowa, Illinois and Ohio regiments. They
were left at jefferson Barracks Hospital.
Upwards of zoo rebel prisoners hare been
received here from thc interior Of the State
since Saturday.
Among the rest arc tic secession provost
n,arsf,als who enforced the rebel CONSUMPTION
law in Stoddsrd and Ozark counties.
Seven negroes belonging to thc estate Of
the late Cla1b. jackson, received free papers
| to-day
The Government is still scxing all steam
bouts invaluable IS transports. The Won Phul
commenced taking in Government freight
Immediately after dischargtng the sick sol:
ticrs, and will leave tonight for the South.
, 1863-02-03
FrOEE&au FrRnc1Heo

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-The Legislature
Is t1oIng little, the senatorial question en-
crossing attention. The corruption inycsti-
gntion will rccoIamence In eaIcus to-mor-
row night.
Work On the Pat idc Railroad is proceeding
vigorously from Sacramento, withayery pros.
pect Of the first section being completed next
summer, SO that ca.s can run to foot Hills.
Judge Crcanon, thc Oldest district judge in
tue State, has decided greenbacks' not u legal
, 1863-02-03


SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 9, 1868.
The rank and file Of the Democracy stam-
pcded from their leaders to-day tue Macalls-
ter & Stcbeins bonds. A Aresolut{on was In
troduced by Democrat In the House taking
tho entire subject out Of the hands Of the
committee, thus declaring it the eonsc of the
Legislature that the bonds should not be
paid.
Fuller Of Cook, Democrat, and Haincs Of
Lake, Republican, spoke against the reso1u-
tion.
TWAS finally overwhelmingly carried, but
thirteen voting, against it, among them Full
lcr.
1Iaincs Of Lake, sku1ked while th@Totc was
being taken, ana. did not return until 1t was
announced.
Every Republican but Halncs voted for
The resolution, Il AM glad to say.
The Democratic leaders were against it, the
rank and fllc for it..
In the House Mr.. Fuller reported The Con-
grcssional Apportionmcnt Bill, with M
amendment re1ating to- Congressional Dis
trict for ljmse]f, by setting off some Of the
Republican teNns Of Cook County, from Du-
Page and adjoining Counties. This killed the
bill. The Egyptians laid the bill upon the
table and discharged the Committee from its
further consideration. Thisswas- IN awful
| lick at little Fuller.
Dir. Fuller introduced d bill concerning the
sale Of newspapers OH Railroads, providing
penalties in case any Railroad refuses to allow
them to be sold, DC.
| Mr.. Eastman said the bill was very loosely
drawn, aud, objecting, it went over under the
| ru1c=.
In the House, also, bill WAS reported
| from The Judiciary Committee On the writ Of
labeas corpus, with some alarming features.
| The Democrats begin to think the develops
ments nrt not Jet ripe enough to allow them
to fully carry out the Copperhead programme,
80 they introduce joint resolution In the
Senate, providing that when the House ad
journ on the 18th inst. it adjourn to the Isl
Tuceday after the 1st Afonday In June next
This Is for tho purpose Of awaiting develop
mcnts in The meantime.
Should there be Confederate victories, tht
programme Wil1 be carried out.
A hill for an act providing that nil judg
mcnts recorded By the State may be paid il
: U. S. Treasury notes, was reported by th
Senate judiciary Committee, and its passag
recommended.
The Democrats are Respondent tonight
They despair of passing their revolutionar.
, measures ut this session. Their papers, how
ever, arc still urging them on. The Republ
cans will demand an Investigation into the III
, ternal afflirs and management of the pcnitcr
! tiary. The Republicans will not pass the u
i prorriation, also, until the financial report
c laid before the Legislature and printed, On
men are now coming well up to the work, an
Il things look decidedly better.
, 1863-02-03
FROM DAVENPORT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
DAVENPORT, Iowa. Feb ?: 1858.
Narrlnts have boon served, By the United
statcs Marshal, upon Dr.. ]. J. .Burtes Of this
city, and Theodore Sauxy Of Iowa. City, for
Issuing and circulating checks or shlnplasters
Of less denomination than one dollar. H.
dlctments we're found against these gentle
men at the last term OF. tho United States
Circuit Court held Ut Desuoincss
, 1863-02-03
FROM THE ARMY OE The
POTOMAC.
HOOKER CLOSELY AT
WORK.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l


8 WAsusa7oN, FeB. 2, 1863.
!. General Hooker, according to letters from
the army, is fast earning the name OF
!" 1forklag Joe Hooker. He Is recognizing
and ddiscipliningt the army, and hcis about to 10
awny with the grand divisions, so that he may
have reports made to his headquarters direct,
and thus know the condition and wants of
his troops:
Work is being done on the roads in spite Of
mud.
He has issued the most stringent orders
concerning fur1oughs and lcayes Of absence,
and will deal summarily with descrters. He
is taking meaurcs to sift disloyal, disobct1ient,
disaHectipg and dcnsornlizcd officers whohaye
so long cursed the Poto.nac army.
+. HEADQUARTERS AnaT OF TIE po7oxAc,
IT,, February :. 1868.
Nothing new. There are indications Of an
other storm, which will increase the mud,
which already impedes moVcments-
, 1863-02-03
FROM THE COAST BLOCK
AIDE.

BAIr1MonR, Feb, 2.-Thc Richmond 1Tay
of Saturday has tic following:
"a telegram was received on Thursday
night announcing the capture Of the British
steamer Princess Royal, while attempting to
run the blockade at Charleston. This vessel
recently lett Halifax and the bloekadcrs were
ontle lookout for her: She had 4 ycrr val
1,able cargo-elght Whitworth cannon, four
steam engines for gunhoats, rifles, powder,
&c. 4 party Of English workmen, skilled in
the manufacture Of projectiles, were a1se cap
tnrcd. The pilot and some Of the crew cs-
crred in boats to Charleston, bringing impor.
tant dispatches from Capt Aaury to the Con
fedcratc Government"
, 1863-02-03

NASHVILLE, Feb. 3.--Col. Robert Jolnson's
,rr,mcnt n took possession Of Franklln Team,
i,s; nfr..ts Forrest and bis etad narrowly
escsneS' ass A rebel Captain ind two men were
cantnred. We Lost one 1:an killed.
f.ou1as11LE. Feb. 2,-slorgah' VAIL con ..
siderable force, is re1orted as c.ogsl', Rnnn ru'
e:ither to cut The railroad or obta:n posscsssioI
u ccrtain points in Northern and centra
Kentucky -.
, 1863-02-03
THE EXCHANGE OF PRIS.
0NEIS9.
Citlzc1f SsrfHoncrx-JcG. DaF1ss Re1A1.
tntory Measures.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb: 1.-Col. Ludlow
has just returned from City Point. He has
made arrangements for the exchange Of citizen
Davis rc.il;afory proposition, to deliver all
the Unitctr States officers to. the authorities
Of the Statss where captured, and which Is
gross violatiea Of The cartel, will not he ap.
proved by tAs rebel Congresst who arc now
Il few days. We now hold more fllccrs than
the rebels.
Col. Ludlow has earnestly protested against
tile rebels permitting the authorities Of any
State to apply the operation Of: State laws ia
any captured officers or men in Tho service of
the United StataB
, 1863-02-03

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tfibanc.1
JEEFEEsoS C171, Mo-, Feb. Z, 1858.
The ballotipg for Senators does not indicate
any mai erlal change in members preferences,
or encourage expectation that shese will be
any election this session.
, 1863-02-03

Especial Dizpa.sh 10 The Chicago Ttibanc,}
.lBvRrlNaroN, Iowa, Feb. ?, 1883.
In this city Inc unconditional Union ticket
was elected today by $50 majority. onlytwo
Coppcrhcads were elected Of tho six Alder
u,cn, The election Was cloaelY contested
, 1863-02-03

Oshkosh, Wis, Feb. !. 1867.
John Fitzgerald, the banker Of this city who
recently committed suicide ut the st. Nicllo-
las Hotel In Now York, is not a son-in.law of
Senator Doolittle, as stated in the dispatches,
hnt of cx. Gov Dpty
, 1863-02-03

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-Mr. Boilsau OF the
EuniHg Journal, who Was arrested by order
Of Gen Schcnck last week, aud confined In
Fort MclIenry, has been released.
, 1863-02-03
Chicago Grlbn11e.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1868.


Regiment bill yesterday. Let Conseryis-
ism and 6ecesh howl
In the Senate, Richardson Of this State
undertook to introduce the sore head of
1he Ga1ene traitor johnson, but the Senate
concluded it had matters Of more import
ance to attend to, than to cut court plaster
for an opcn-mouthed rebel. So johnson:
1as squelchcd, and Richardson snubbed.
=. ,Gen. Hooker is at work on his Angean
stable, The mud is only half he has to
contend with. He has fallen to work like
a hero. and begun By knocking his army
all into one, by the .abo1ishment Of Grand
Divisions He means to know what is
doing, and By whom.
By way of Fortress Monroe, we have
important Southern news. Southern e1-
change is now in our favor, and the rebel
Congress think less favorably Of Jed.'s re-
1aliatory order We have now more rebel
officers in our hands than they haYe Off
GERS Of ours, so that doubtless We shall go
back to the old cartel, as before.
From the Southern coast NC have the
news that one Of our Monitors has been
rerulsed in an encounter with a lepel tort
AlcAllistcr, on the ogechee hlFer' 1a'
: Our Washington dispatch gives quite a
satisfactory complexion to the story. The
nIontauk is the Ton-clad referred 10, and
she has tested her defensive powers mere
~, and comes out Ill nght
AN important capture IS announced o5
1epc1 sources, IN 1ne seizure ol if1nsh
BLOCKADE running steamer With most
valuable cargo oi matcflals ana munitions.
Ihe news from the 6u1 Is OF unusual
interest onf heet mad Domoarued Gal
ses'on' and were 10 resume nre' Inc
1tas11et Lane got out sa1ely 1e" Gays
Later: The mystery OF Inc sinking OF the
Hattcras is stll unsolved. line rebels say
IT was ne1ther tut; e;alabama nor the tlorlda.
a richmond Journal ventures the surm1se
That 1t was actually british Fcssel Very
doum1uL .....
from our o1ate Legislature the lnteld'
honda eot had set bac1z rasterd,r and
1;t+1a nan Fn,lar uorsa. 40 10 -n,do
7,;s insut3.ra1,,o n,,,,,,s;sn, tr;ao +ao e.rons
.vor c,- lie oar r.naa-hoaa eu:nasa ~
t1,ev sb.1rea HIN 1~@
Whst w;,1 h.: d,ro With u,*,o- i st;,,
,,naoc;dod Ia has NV. m4 -. DD,.a 49, - @ .'n'
.,..soa.~ ..,- 49,. ~ ~ ~" ..,s >s An1 5ll
,,nt e,,,.,..a 49, ~ @ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,'sa- 49, sa.nss II'1
pro,u,,r H. ,r;,1 -aoa;,sa 49, c,sae , =,
mowers i. .s,.s on3 o,co ,noro 49, ~ ~ -
rims at Now or,o,ns ''1~
A ro;cc fhom our Nortb1ros,o-n conor
a1s and troons comes IN ~ t1,ro,,h -nos.
re1;a1,1c channels. Tbev ara G,r I'M ~,
and for tho conntrv md h.,o M OFF,
words for 1,omc natr;ots who crv no.co !,
The nepro 1,oun,1s in 1owa mr. n fo;,ed
and fano'ess bread of t1oos s;nro .,,e noh,,
decision Of one of her .:1udccs acries t1,e
force Of the inhuman black laws. and re-
coenizes the citizenship If thc frcc mora
Tie Mathematics will war frantic over n,
danger they are in Of an African invasion
--=-=--=--
AAmED TREASON IN INDIANA
tne o'Si'a'a's lfom ino''naEons arc
S'a111ng' "a 'eoefa1 iorce sen1 1nto TIC
, 1863-02-03

MooRuEAn C1TY, II. C., Jan. S0.-Thc waters
between here and Eaaufort are covered with
yrsEels awaiting an abatcment Of the severe
gale.
The army is in splendid conlition.snd eager
for the coming conflict.
, 1863-02-03

111uC@S Oh NHtH. 1k0BEE7k1f~
New YoRK, Feb. 2.-Gen. Rosseau Is sick
at Lancaster, Pa, and will have to- remain
there several dnys.
Ex-fTov. Morgan the Ezau1Eiif.9t c.
ALBANY, Feb. 3.-Thc Republican caucus
nominated EK Gov. Morgan for United State
Senator.
, 1863-02-03

w 4 ANTED-.A. situation by a
Has had some expc1teNGs- Ii w1tL1Su to work IL
ASr capacity and nndt sstands double entry books.
business. Address " CLzEE..' Tribune Office.
fri rf1..9tnet
, 1863-02-03
AtKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE,

Il knts the material for pair OF Stockings IN four
minutes. In day woman can make anil duish conf
p1ete for marEet itou one dozen to two dozen pairs
The 8titch It makes precisely the same As that 4da
with Knitting Needless e1ceptn thi. that the machine
rakes 1t rtntr and more durable than the needles