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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20

TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard MIR Eddy one Of the most jGpdbis
and successful practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competent
and St-t0orthy and more capable Of putting
their applicat ons in form 10 secure for hem an
early and favorable consideration al the Patent
Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr. K. Il. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but oNt OF which patents have
been granted, and that is aolo pending. Such
unmlstakable proof of great talent ana ability on
his part leads me to commend all inventors TO
apply to him 10 procure their patents, as they
may be sure OF having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in the
course OF hls large practice, made on rejected
Applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE Of which was decided IL hiS favor by the
Commissioner Of Patents
K. H. EDDY.
Boston, Jan J, 1865, l:wlyr
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-20
-ATE OR pELIOATE NATURE.

l nr Dow CONTINUES 20 be consulted al his office,
! No, mud Enilcott street, Boston, on all dis
, 1865-03-15
KETCHUd'S IMPROVED

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INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW xoRE.
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H1aj. WM. E. f1INCE, r1ce-Pres.
DIRECTORS:
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S1ivfs7sz i BEARD. Gos4la &aaa11T WISE: iG5E:
GsiTp GGt;dT EAE nUREN, Treasurer.
~ JJoHE Esc9t I: Gi9tEf; y. ssessiasy.
L. Il. JOKES. General Agent for the Ucitca States.
CAPITAL --- $500,0o0.
ss'f ae; sfsa s1o:a o Il z
.h1nrnrce 4sp:r!msEt st A.ban5, for The rEAre:r
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS,
11sure Jnur Lin h Ter 5ous oEu beoent rnsnra
Life for tile oeneftot your Family.
FRIENDS At HONE
Ckn insure the ab1ent obeh wh9 are ghtiu: for tbs
"loyea ones ut Home and their c3urtry's honor.
THE SANITARY COMMISSION
n{hly H. 4 e ffis sGnT5.pe at th9 ,Fts:dsa
cent to pct IS Advisory Dj:seor Or trustee Of ssd
HON. HENRY J. RAYMOND,
is 20 ss 'os* q ss Of
MENIY CLEWS, Raakcr.
, 1865-03-15

@ MaT purposes md property chargcablc 10 the Gen.
efal Goresnuent; how much had been refauded ;
Rencx"snt Ken no% pGn Wssah due The Committee on
~ nso!eht institutions reported the Institution
lot nc ocai and dumb, and blind, and the st4te
reform school, well and economically managed,
nna IN good condition The Nesting Of the sta:e
lAtutuuohs ~ steum Wts recommended. and the
Mht hing Of the work chops for the Institution for
the blind. and the construction OF the old wing,
Of the State reform school By lie State was adyo.
Gated. Bills were introduced appropriating sla0o0
to the institution for the deaf and dnm5, $4,000
Tor fhe blind, nnd FL. 600 for the Stste Reform
School; to amend chapter 236 Of the laws Of 1s6i
IciottEe to the State Reform Schol 60 as to pro-
A!tit tue admission Of females over ten years OF
rcncy Of Wisconsin, ty requiring the reception Of
notes Of Statc Banks doing business, exccnt thnsa
converted into national banking ASSOCIATIONS, for
tons and y'iarae %ees 10 ae s:ate counties, cities,
at ae1r faec Of their former issues by III pan%
Tbanged 10 national banking associaions, within
per cent month on all outstanding cfrcn,attnno
!rsging az annual State tsx Of S251, ,0Oo as s;nt
denoet nq h9 aos tho Rsyment Of he State bonds on
lcr; and prohibiting the State Banks from nv w.
@ out National Bank currency or notes Of INV R3nEs
Sot leoecmed In lawful money Of ths United
In the Assembly re.nonstranccs were nreacn.ad
aeslnst the Insurance Complpy hlil ars;nst a.
vadinE the sth Judicial Circuit; po;itions for
ce1tain railroad officers to reside in the stat f15
property. Bills were introduced reiattye to- Jns.
Revised Statutes; to anc1d chapter iS1 Eexisci;
Statutes concerning costs and charges: to d1sn3se
q :watup aud orettlowcd lands Of tho State mi
Of l69 rela,,vc lands sold fos uap,i t.TIs is~s
Z nneorpots.e the Lake Michigan and Like Snrer,nmr ~
.a'lroad [i:n company, and confirming land grants
The greater part oi the session vi. o.eno5c1 IN
,ts On Increasing the Ealaty Of the
, 1865-03-15
FROM MADISON.
Retiring WISCONSIN CurrcucY-kccts.
tEtlTc PfocecdIngBs

tGuFc Proceedings
[Specinl Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsibune.1
MADISON, Tueslay, March il.
The Bank Comptroller has retired nearly sixty
thonsund dollars Of Wisconsin currency today,
OF nearly one hundred thousand dollars thus far
this month.
There Eas very severe snow storm here last
night. tonr or i've inches falling. Sleet and rain
'oao"ed To-day, making very wet time.
f.. N the senatt, last night, bills we're introduced
~. soppls1nE the COMMISSIONS and defects Ia The
.o, VI eslaenee under the assessment l1Es;
r,lHp pl'snealafs to and explanatory of Section
.lnp'ef ~ General 1Aws Of 1ses. authorizing In.
raa1gs 70 faiss yolnnteers' bounties by t.Scs.
ng Of to :ead % dfssf1s sfc.;a,t tSns ~ .sr t
T. s, providing for the appfoSinr ~ ~ TnsReE y,
bonds IN sasss % TINT tee persons now aathoriEe "a
Senate. hut none Of general tntc-ea+ p5ssed the
indefinitely postponed 10 amend Secio, s - ~ we're
fer 1So; r s. 50 that ccltin crrors shon1d da3p az
Chapter OF, laws OF 1895 to allow .sirne9a s.
rectors to be interested In contracts In se1t.; ~
csses. a
t1ona1 srncndnrnt ucrotet aye, Petitions were
presented for the repeal Of the Law requiring tie
publication OF delinquent tax !lsts, md as asnst
pes ac 93.ssie spos;t The se T3
urer. Bills were introduced for the removal Of
tho county scat Of Pierce county; requiring cer-
tain officers Of railroud companies to be ciazena
and reeideute Of the State; 70 authorize the con
c1litate the collection Of taxes and perfection Of
tax records and to appropriate 1902 to aid tn the
completion oi The Soldiers National Cemetery 1t
Gettysburg.
In the Senate, to-day, 4 resolution was adopted
requesting l1formst1on Of the Stste Trustees as to
an amount Of money adyanccd by Wasco0sin for
, 1865-03-15
FROM TEXAS.
capture Of Blockade RUuuer-Re,
lease of Union Prisoners.

Department bus received fnform.ton Of the ean: az
ture od psso Case!o, Texas, Of tho English
sSnoSasr 81 Ss Mathlde, BY the, euaboat Ponooscot
rope She cleared from Matamoras for Hsyans.
Com Paln,er informs the Department, from New
;es' v5;'eans' o. 1he arrival Of the following named
oa1;,. ou1esfs, released :. from Camp Ford, Texas,
hecn ordered to proceed North: Acting
70 unteer Leatenants ". ". ssmmond and
Amg5 johnson "a Acting Masters II. ". Washburn
an ana y. W. Fowler; Assistant Paymastes George
Y Simmons; Assistant Engineers james A. Fox,
= g. Bradley, J. q. Fa!ee, John McGraw. q. ii,
Me ang4hn and WIN. johnson; acting aTastcr's
EGcnt G J: c. Heevy,J. L. Chamber. and Henry
, 1865-03-15

ELECTION NOTICE.-The an
- nnal election Of Directors OF the Union pi..
patch tomn2ny. Will bt be at tue ofce OF sa1d rom
IHry. tu.'he City ot Chicago, On the It list Po3s
open non q. n. until y. nj. A'''
Mhl5EMG-st elias n REIcHaM p,os+
, 1865-03-15
FROM NENTUCE1Y.
Official Order In Reference to CoIorcd
1foopS-The1r Wives aud Children

Lor1sSHiE, March A.-An order from Major
General Palmer, published this morning, au-
no9nces that hy act OF Congress, plased on The Sd
o. Asrch, the wives and children Of colo.ed men
VINO nave ea;lstcd OF who may enlist in the army
are iree. ue promises the enforcement OF their
rights by the military authos,tics, il necessary,
aId urges the loyal men and women Of Kentucky
70 encourage cnlif.mcuts OF colored men in The
atNg, ana afterwards to recognize them az sol.
d1crs Of the Government ana defenders Of their
honee, and to exercise Kentucky accustomed be-
setole1ee and charity towards the helpless NO.
mcn md children thus madc free.
General james S. Br1sbcn has been appointed
superintendent Of the organization Of he yFhite
anti colored troops In Kentucky.
, 1865-03-15

Splndscr the Wife Pofsoner.
1ae ~ .1rg ,,tn g u me test Of the official docn-
hns been commuted:
R1chnrd J. oglcsbJ, Governor Of tin s,,.o .,
Greeting: ~oan's'
WHEREAS, Franz sp1ndlcs, vas Convicted NJ ~.
February Term, H. D. 1so5 If the Circuit coups n9
of Cook county. Of tic crime Of murder. anti
WIS scnteuccd therefor to suffer tho penalty Of
death and
WHKREAs, 1t has been represented to rnc by
divers guod citizens OF said county Of Cook, that
he is 1T md proper person for executive clcm-
eucy:
Nom, Therefore, I. Richard J. Oglcsby, Govern
or Of the State OF Illinois. by virtue Of the n1-
thortty in mo vested by the Constitution Of said
stntc, do hy these presents, commute the sentence
Of death which has been passed upan the said
Franz Sp!ndIer, to Imprisonment in tho Pen1tcn-
tsry for the term Of bis natural life.
=, In testimony whereof, ] have heeeunto set my
nan!, a., and caused the great scal Of State TO be
Ht,;te1nto ~; affixed. Done ut the city Springfield,
nFa 1F atals'esnth day Of March in 1hc year Of Cur
i've. s'4o 'Ae '.!.. s. 14AnaJ" ~ aLI 49,
OF State. ooAo" AA'oA1-1s "'os4e'01'
, 1865-03-15

Tire Fights With 1fznxg-Seyeral Des-
perkte Assaults Refsilaeal-A xSrIl-
l1Ent and Decided Victory.

NEW 1oEK, Toezday, March 1.-THE Htrdfd's
correspondent in front Of Kinston, n. C., dated
11th, gives the following account OF the fighting
there:
'-on Wednesday, the 8th, the enemy, consisting
Of Hoke's dix ieion, made determined effort to
turn our left nanS. They came up rathe. uncx-
2eeteGly md fn1iously, and the consequence w,s
the 1oss on CUR part Of large portion OF two
regiments, who were danked hy superior num-
bers. The left Of the line, held by the I'd division
Of General Carter. fonshf desperately, regortinc
tofoe bayonet when their ammunition was cI-
aansted. To compensate foE the losses here, Col.
tou1 On the rear, and captured nearly one hun
dFe9 prisoners.
The same afternoon IN stia:k was made On
our f1eaf and Tepnised without loss. General
scbofeld came up and assumed command, Nirbt
coming on, TIC action ceased. Captain Fish, Of
nc III New iork Sayalry, Lost two small howitz-
poleon eun. We had iaEen peshaps W two T hnadrei rcd
prisoners during the day.
assa aufaa} E! o1na gD.n the 9 s;ey qy
Il. The enemy charged upon him three times ID
the forenoon, and we're each time repulscd with
heavy loss u life. and SMELL lo=s Of prisoners to
,Gcm. The forenoon WIS mostly occupied with
,n hGht sk1rmi.hlng along the whole line. We edll
iSem neem , e. aad sfS1t hearts oesapn both Of
niug Of The eth, and the night ard morning or the
~ and 19sh ile rebel fury aga;n belched forth.
AoEy LEU Hs1uCuuy jeaEQeu OF something TINT
urged them to unusual desperation, nnd We after
Wardf learned TINT must have been The reception
OF intelligence 9y them That Couch was coming
osersnd to join Cox This, OF course, nscessita:.
60 q 1nt1onE and SPEEDY onset upon Cox, in order
to nnh5Liate him before Couch ehould come no.
AZ night long they charged again ind n:aln. max.
1nc t1f Or seven different charges amid the roar
OF musEctry and cannon TINT was dea.sning
and terrible ns it swcpt and eurced ,t]rour6
INC night a'r. They drove our skirmlsh line
aTa [2m I'LL t1esF o me- Pit .o the bf,astworks
horuea over into these, bnt the wave r;as ecut
morning Of tic 10Th. as they attempted arotaer
aank movement upon our left, it Ia safd We took
from them an entire regiment OF Alsba,utans.
trom Ihis time flc:r ardo7 BEGIN to diminish and
afternoon, when left the lmmcdtate |
sceLe OF cc'oo. there wss evcEy prospect tt It We
ESou1d coon regain The skismish pits and win a !
lnnGsome victory oyer the maddened foe.
We hare probably fakcn froE1 the commence
ncht up TO last evening, not far from UH1 prison.
#: our entire loss from tho commencement. in !
allied, wounded and prisoners can't ba over a01l !
ID tn the leg "0A10
LA7En,--As Tl'l be secn hy the bulletin Of scc-
:ctsry Stanton, Gen. seboEeld sends ilispatc,
lated March 18th, IN which he state: that on the
11rlt Of the 10th, near Southwest Creek, Brace
Tns faifly Thfpued and Ycfren*ed ,r-rsz TIM N,nco
, 1865-03-15
Third Rational Bank,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Paid in Capital, = $1,0oo,ooo.

Designated Depoaltsry Of the United st.tes and An,
ttorized Agent Of the Treasury.
NOS NASSAU STREET, Feb. H. 1866
This Bank was crghnlzed under the Nation 81 Ban T.
trg Act. in June last. by Nr c. v Culver and ago
c!ates, with phldup capital OF 800 and has been
Unsuccessful operation since that per!o1
Its fald-Ip capita has now been increased to r..
tSuGco ard. b; recent arrangement, Mezsrs Wins
Lanlcf C., Of this city. together with portion
otthelF eoHespendents being persons OF vel Emo IN
sssnd!ng and large pesuniary means, have become
owners OF most OF its can.t.l Stock ana assume 1t.
control and management, mr. Cnyer rftai slcg a hys
1nstrett and accepting the Vice. Presidency,
The marnsers o: this Bank are, and for mauy sears
hare been, In ccse and extensive bu.tatEB relatons
with B7nks and Bankers In oil parts OF the country
and theis esIerence and fidelity to The Interests e.
trusted to their care need no recommendation.
Inc bank II now pee3hred TO open sccounts with
tepositors. Rnd will ALLOW four per cent Interest to
Baaks and Bankers their credit b,1ances reu der.
Ing accounts current monthly.
Collections mtd de through Of the country o.
the uest favorable terms.
This Bank IL IN accredited Aren't Of tha Govern.
ntnt and will give particular sttcntIon to the pnr'
cha1e OF Ill oVerrment Securite, wilt receive sub.
fcsiptions for United States i0Treasary Notes al
loving tho usual b7ck.rsee to Banks md Bankers,
and Hil dtseharge all business entrufted 70 ts care
promptly. a1d lthout cost to Its correspondence,
J. F. D. LANlER President,
c. n. JORDAN, Calhlcr. uhl3ua7xt4tntt
, 1865-03-15
EET HAMPSHIRE Eu,Er
T&0E.
Glorious Union y-ictory-SEars1, TzIec<.
Cd Governor by over {, 100 Majorfty.

coNconD. n. a., Tuesday, March 14.-rhe
election of statc officers and members O., Cone1es,
and legislature took place to-day. The Rcpublt-
cans supported Frederick Smyth for Governor
and the Democrats Edward Il. Harrington, bod,
residents Of Machetter. Returns received In
dicate that Smyth's majority will exceed 6,ooo.
Many towns make considerable Union gains orcr
the vote Of last year when Gllmore's m,io,lty was
5s0. The vote today will be some thousands
less than last year. The resnlt of the First Con-
,srees1onal District is close. -:
CONCORD, n H., Tuesday, March 4.-Thc FOL-
lowing is the vote for Governor, in 1s7 towns:
s'nyth, sl,665; Harrington, 1875. 1srston is
elected to Congress in the First District and Pat
terson and Rollins are reelected by about !. .oa0
majority.
New ToEE, Tuesday, March 1a-103o o. m.-
Returns from nineteen towns and cities eiro
Marston, Representative for Congress, 46o7.
This tnsuree the election Of three Republican
members Of Congress from New HAMPSHIRE
gain OF one.
, 1865-03-15
GnIiI.

NEw ToEK, Tuesdsy, March 14.-Go1d opened
at 1Sls, afterwards 1t touched 1851, aud upon the
receipt Of news direct r Sherman, the rats gra-
dunlly fell to 1911.
New YonK, Mareh 14-Gold tonight, 17s4.
The .. $. steamship Union has arrived from the
Gulf with mails. The U. S. gnnboat Advance
has arrived from Fortress Monroe.
, 1865-03-15
PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
ATcETS1N, KANSAS.
TOWN LOTS AT AUCTION
In order TO supply the great demand for lots In

TV3W n INTC AT ATTTTNN
a,5a. - ~ ~ 1tON-
- uLocf 10 k0ppl} 11s great demand for lots lI
inc ne" to"n OF
t,nnrE. ntnnrx7 ror-ur~.
OOO'As3 DIVINE NutNXks IOWA.
r-tc rador 1,.,,a. an, ,,,.eo..,
nanx hrEn tx ~. II tses itslfoad Com
bns aate aala uui nHM Ct g! vcFy desirable wate-
sra1sc tnfr aa dwGiaE house lots adtonug sha
sane At public suction % WEDNESDAY,. lie Ell 20 II
MAR II, 1865. ~ -
Eooue l. In pes Nosnes Valley s{o rn1ea 3re xeet ~
Cc. 60 A5 from, Ihe Gissssjnn, ana II iies rnr,
10 %1t..n milo nd af ihc eaoH .m Is noW 2s ta1
COMP eted ia ADrfI This nnnt n IN ~. - ~
, 1865-03-15
Nem advertisements.
18th WARD
DRAFT ASSOCIATION.

There vii be Meeting OF the above Association
n Turner Hall, THURSDAY EVENING, March 18th.
r. - oflo:k at Which tMs Statcn,cn: n trI Will
r. - IaaHe o. 'hG money rsc.,yed Anc how +xpensed
ineas. hsss a,e ID L. x;o ssh ~ to
Ing on the seeretarv.No 80 North DaaIb5rn s3freet
,u,e,e,B5 b o1dts cf CoAmi<tee.
EH4af 546 ltner r. T. MJrft}ItD Ee-re+o-v
, 1865-03-15

NEW SKIRT

For l886.
AHe" ana crest Invention In Hoop Skirt.
TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC toR DDun1,ya srxu
ePElyG aA1A~@
VESTS. BRADLEY Il CAEY.
Lste l. 10. wEsr,)
o7 Chambers Street, new York.
~ TIE osnets Ut the patent. and exclusive manp
]. ". BRADLAY'S PATENTED DUPLEX E1r1p1rs
STEEL SP1ING SIX IRTS AA|
tbs !n!rniou co1.lsts CT Duplex FOR tFo} K?,,ot.
s1ee Sitin tngenlnusly bral.ed ttshtlg md fmi,
toRetner. enge 10 edge: m~xtlg the tourhe.t mnt.
eiseac; de1iele *nd durable spring erer used. ens
olfnS 1e to eonseauence at IT, great eisatte
y ant LIZ KID enejS. to place aud fold the akirt whs1
n tse al easily and with the saIpa convenience A.
slk cf muslin drets. 1teatrer obv1ltes and sfenefs
ne cnIy os1scttus to Hoop Shlzts, 9iz: the aanoy
sase 70 the xesseE ~ vel q. the pubic, e,p.csdy
peEs cr In any crowded p.ce. from the tiiuculty d
CONTRACTING them to occupying small soace. fhi
entirely 5emoves the dlc,y, while giving the skfr
1ne nsnA al aaS s{Elrne,ztca farm Il the lixn:
est. amt mott <tysh sid graceful apLe2suuca 1or Is.
stfe!t, of-sa. promenade or house d:e.e LAD,
caS1nR enjoyed the pleasure. comfort gre7t cca
Eenlence Ct wearing tbs D"ple1 Iiiptc Spring SIR
Tor ang!e day, Will never afterwnfd villuylY tik
pente with te rss Of them. They are the best ar3
y IN every pErt a2d 5J :ar the l!ght,ss, cst agrg
ott, cnGt9r:ahle md eccno11ica: skirt maua. Nef
3.1s and laclts IN most trst rel stores IN Iii
:lss anG throa9hoa! tue different States.
DHsLENm II ELIlpr1c sp1Rfxa su7prr
, 1865-03-15

4 2!5V2xE48t
eta ftoEln1ss AoSEoE, Monday, March 13.-Thc
ment aaa IT, at xaI'na Landing, between Col. MuIiord
Tha ~, aunc sgcass A very rapidly
;hnro 10 thta George Washington arrived IRON
wounded. The steamer New YorE i 1en e9npetad snd
aeo 10 dey with a large number. A. faaf pc ~
steamers arrive they arc dispatched 10 AnnanoIis,
, 1865-03-15

F1H sncn g., nssday. March 14-Thc Minister Of
1na,e a. ~, tn Parliament to-day the estl-
the ~ ene corning year, including S1000 90 for
e"o permanent decnae Of the counfrsr IVA
, 1865-03-15
A CARD-TO TEE PUBLIC.
IL Froposed Lecture for the benefit ofthe
SANITARY CO1In1ssIoY.
81, p1npose TO deliver highly Interesting AMI In.

LECTURE
At Dsgtu or Smith l. Ntxon's Han.
sUFJECr-rtseases Of the Hatr nod Scalp, together
with Ta.uab ihfo1ustloa ana adytce.
ILL pisces sre Interested IN this Lecture. Thu
tfnececs oStr and a10Ge tha sctn4 cxprnse. Of la,
nt ndv. rtsios printing, e. Will b. hande. to be
ffasu1fI @ OF ths slaia1y Commission. The sale of
at ny otte. End It at the +xpi attn Of that line.
sDfaefeAt Dumhtr have been isrosed or to cover fbe
t1trnses Ct the Ircture It vii be delivered on Or
aeout 1he 9th o. 2sth Of this month. Taosc ce:inc
to Asst 1hat nobc charity. The Sanitary Coroiss,on
tns 9a ~ Incd,1ts5 pEocie their rcke oecsas
dtE1osed Of, to COW tho expenSes tae LIZ
@ tcrc WILL NOT RE DkLlVEKEp. and those holding
t!ckets VII hare their mouey FefIn,ted.
n B-1 Wish It dtt1uetiy understood, thst nv sar.
Vcet ure ErhtnouE:y given, and AZ The benefit ex-
ct TO teitve Is The fatisfACfoa fel Us citizen r.
lls Republic. my humble services ehai have 10
attultet extent BEN 1ostTomental 10 relieving the
pail and suffering Of or so:de. in The hel who are
battling r. our nstton3 existence. Tcset. 2s cent?.
Professor o1 Di:eases Of the Hair Gnd scalr, No.
K!rg's ht1ck, corner Ct Washington and Dearborn
etfetE, AncaSo, lt1hc!S mhI5n51S 1t
, 1865-03-15

- c01C wv NEltS Ok SHIP
-. Il tAAAptEks.-A Nautical gear eman oi ten
ss.rn aC!eat e1rci1ehce at sea Als the Mtsste-
t:pp! fslFt[t cct:res sltnaE!,n on Lake Steamer
a. sEn EEaag vs:s. e. oald make
:aetorE refsrente .tven. Address. for fo;, siaVs
''eHEETASCHuIs,'' Box s6s Chicago. 1nhfSrtfS
, 1865-03-15

T1EsTox, n. j., Tuesday, March 14.-In tbs
Senate to-day discussion took place on tho Con.
Inn advocated the amendment and Nj. JenEina
opposed it. The subject WAS postponed until to.
morrow morning.
Another effort will be made tomorrow to elect
United Stafes Senator.
, 1865-03-15

M; NEw foRK, Tuesday, March 19-rho u,.r.
M9ss9h t. fRs'9a, aRn'1;aa
to viii leach lie Solih t. dnIiESq dIasEs qaas,s;
months. LUG next tateo
, 1865-03-15

EEw TonE. Tuesday, March 14.-Troops to the
number Of 500 per dsJ leave here fox The front.
The elegant gold meds1 and the resolutions
votcd hy congress were presented to General
Grant On Saturday.
, 1865-03-15
FROM SEaEKHIAN.
His Ne1y Ease for Supplies Mt VII.
min nnfon.

FoET1:Ess NoSEoE, Tuesday, March 14-The
steiner Virginia arrived last evening from VII
mfrston. The basc Of supplies for General Sher-
mans army, in view Of his rapid movements
northxzrd, is to ho established at Wilmington, n,
c. sher7nan's Chief cuartermaster had arrived
at Wilmington, and all tie transports and other
rce.eIe laden with supplies have been ordered
from both Charleston s. c., and Savannah, with
orders to report at New 1u,el, NC.
, 1865-03-15
tftu6.%s of the Pra.r

1lint'>s OF the Presfder,t
TAsoIsGToN, Tuesdsy. Marcel ~
influenza for several days lie Il cvnn.d' d'saeE of
bed, and not receiving visitors. 70 MS
, 1865-03-15

ucrca1,s VIII tIeesday, Mnrch 14.-Ihe Com
antcipatne II. tpecia tays tic question Of
oonds utdcr n n1S ies soqpons Of
partment a. LEG Treasury De-
, 1865-03-15

Doubtful TThetlaer Mr.. Harlan
Accepts.
NEW foEE, Tuesday, March 14.-1t i, doubtful
mnetner NJ u.rlan will accept the Interior De-
, 1865-03-15
Ncm advertisements.
LAMBS
X NITTTN G.
MACHINE.
Ncm Advertisements.

Il E1ss Il: bel into the stocking and ~s o. tho
hfti 70 oe cioaed. and nut minutes hand kpitttng
kn!1s my desired SIZE, without removing nue,Ifes
rom our tops. forming cord up to lts til est l.,
VsC!H Wdens ahd narfpWs by raft tug tna nu tnbtr
l,qops thesamo as by hand and knits the web ether
eQhn r. doub or ast, with selye1sc psoonStny al,
hocd. e'~' ~ '"ot saa~' of
The ctscnlsr machines, ss Is we'll known. knit rurre.
ttoSe pl,e 1t is then cut into
anl'n - senstlB for stockings The toe Is mad bT
eH snK rD me web With sea n. Or By narrowing It
hfel II nede bY cutting an opening ia the straitht
Weo Emitting heel into 1t pY hA1d or hv cnftn1
anSthel plscc t1cE tn. tanrIc md Sc wing it ii,
E0t one IN hundrcl ever hcquisori the art OF
Eald uaehass and It necessary to apologies ppblIc7
forthciuterios.ty oi their Eorx They cannot vidsn
nnd narrow At al and o,n vary tue slze Of the web
only BY knitting 1t little mere 1I0nr Of LOOSE sni
can [e6uce the number Of loop, only By reMoying
naintaln ias!r distance apart: and thus lesYe open
Durability, 49, 1u4
Lsmos M,chineis is the only oas in tho world ta,t
C. 81 mp ~ oHn work knit all zcs kat heel and
work. It viii complete stoctit < IL o3hai liz ~
Time required to knit cne on circular mnchina snd
ia.hlcn and nntsh It b. baud. Egrry Marhine VA
tainted 10 Work - Rcprt Bented- ""'
nnsG nSen delayed in on-t Ing Office tn ChEca
nsnd fer oar Machines but viii b. there within tnn
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FoQFthtt, Cincinnati. ~ '~7'
, 1865-03-15

Constitutional Amendment.
NEW YoRK, Tueedsy, March 1A-Thc -. ~,
the Constitutional Amendment in Droplsiyn ~ -
<c1y light, but largely In 1uYor Of Its adoption.