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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
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DALTON KNITTING

NOTICE.-Officeo fthe DALTON KNITTING
~ MACHINE Co-Tbs Trastees Of this Company
hereby v- Stockholders thereof thar meeting
Of the will be held the Ofce OF the Company
No sY7 Bro.dwsy IN City Of New York, WEDNEs-
DAY tho day Of june A. D. 1855 at ~ o'clock In the
afternoon .or the following Objects tst-Io increase tns
anta Stock of .aid Company b5001o SecondTo eIead
bupe. Of said Company a. to n.ude The sni.ctls
ing and sns Of knitting Machines and any other Mschnes
no, now incsded in the Certificate Of Incorporation Tad
md che Certificate OF Incorporation as 70 srthor
lee the principal manufacturing business Of said Company 70
carried other place In the state 81
Connecticut And that at the im- and place the An
Meeting Of said Compsny will be he'd for the tecon
OF Trus,e.s Tor Ito Ensuing ysar-D,.ed Nswiork May ~
1865. ID. l.. RHOADES,
: H. ACKFRNAN @. II. GuRLEY,
LANES BRYAN q. NJ. VANDERBILT,
JOHN J. TAYLOR JOS. DELLA TOhEE,
j. w. ATWArER.
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~ Mission-sife of the Old Br-wcrywi have their CON
CERT In tho Mission Chapel on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
3.t inst largo platform and staging have been erected
that the Singing and Cahsnics may be Witnessed by the
whole congregation Tickets may be had Al the Misson OF
fee aud al the door EIercses commence a. 4 O'clock
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Two LET on STATEN IsLAND-A COT.

TADE Handsomely fIrnsb~d location beAIthnI; within
minutes walk Of Quarantine Landing will be LET for
three or tI month"; Apply u BRADTB GALLERY, No.
us Broadway.
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Cblnees for Business Ellen.

4 PERSON having $500 to $500 to INVEST,
~ find desirable opportunity in bu'irss. which
500 per proht For particulars, cal upon NICK, h
lodgipss Dover and Pear sd3rem bin, n. l..
incosins 3cent stamp.
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where IL IN desirable " Keep tpe temperature VI ~
cylinder of the engine as low possible. the mixture
ynpors nd air Should 10 burned In a closed cEauoO
and the products Of combustion passed through ston
vessel containing water. The mixture Of steam sns
tie products OF combustion then TO be- used ~ Or
binary steam in hehpressure engines air IL $50
In the caiorc engine 1t Is necessary 10 observe 'Sss
the pressure OF the mixture Of the yspes
and air rs IL enters the combustion chamber must D.
least equal 70 that OF the pressure 10 be exerted Oh
piston ofthe engine. by the arrangement last no.
Gated the usual difficulty OF packing the pistons OF ~.
engines will be avoided. since passing the hot 49,
through the water will reduce the temperature 10 u
81 ordinary steam of the pressure and a. Inc Ply
duets Of combustion flee from SCOT or ssseA ~
main difficulty heretofore experienced in using the P
ducts Of combustion in tho cylinder OF an NrenSns
will be obviGtcd. s
Having now described and particularly ascertainee
the nature Of tho said invention and the manner -
which the is may be used or earned INTO eheos
l would observe In conclusion that What IoChsne
be novel md original and therefore calm a. VIC
ton secured 10 me by tie herenbeiore IN part rec"ss
Letters Patent, is ....
Fir.. The application and use OF the vapors OF pe.ro
lcum coal OIL aud similar hydro-eaI, IONS shen n
with atmosphoric air, or with nir aud steam suos'sS
ty I'm the manner aud for the purposes specihed ua0ss
the first head Of my invention
SSoqd: The roasting, de'ulphurizing and smel,lrs @
ores Inv me gnitei yspors Of ydrOcarbOns m fed VIA
AIR or with air and ie,m. substantially in the msnne9
described under tie second head Of ny n"
lard. The application and use 10 and in the sttans
ment of ive-Power OF the yapor of hydroesioons
mixed with air or with air and steam, substantial! y
tic manner hereinbefore described under the 'ns
head Of my invention. ,u.
Stevens have hereunto my hand and seal Tho t~ep
sixty.Soar. B. f. sTEvHNA
We hereby certify this to be a trne copy.
q. II. MITCHELL
Clerks In the Office Of the Commissioners Of rs'ss1
for Inventions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31

4 GENTLEMAN owning frst-class COTTON
"A MILLS this city would make favorable
men with party with 20 tale chsrse Of Tie business
in the city. Address Boz No. Jo3. Post Ohioe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

An Appeal.
A friend, some days since. was reading in
our hearing letter from his only child, . little
girl, far east, whose Moaaes lies in the church.
yard near her maiden home. This friend has
been oil round the earth, half repining q,
Providence for the loss of bis companion, and
sndesvorins to quiet the sorrows of sensitive
heart BY engaging in business Of the most cx.
citing nature possible. military, mining. naval
and extrahasarious generally. We thought
the appeal Of his little 3 year old daughter
very pretty, and We begged to copy it. Here
il is: ..
"Father, come home! There 10 plenty for
you. The grave Of Mother ID blooming DER
with flowers Of my own casting. and am to
ftand. An orphan, By the iron fence and cold
narble monument. when I know that your
WIN md noble nature could esach mo the
songs Of Mothers youth, that I might follow
In ~ future life the instructions that find
written in her hand, teaching me that to be.
come. - l wish to be, An honor to her memory,
/ must have. close 10 my side, some one to
guide met Grandma's hair has grown grey as
The 'ftosts Of winter. Granpa walks with a
cane. and as he goes with me each day 10
school, think when We part on the steps,
will be meet me here this evening1
@ sv $ar.a LuELLA."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

WAsc0nstn Politics.
Here are the resolutions Of the Democratic
Convention held at Madison last week. Gen
Hfrison G. Hobart, one of the ablest men and
brjvest soldiers Of the State was nominated
MI Governor: ....
Resolued, That the democracy of Wisconsin
art devoutly thankful for the fortunate conclu
sin Of . long, bloody and destructive civil war
originating in sectional passion and crime. and
eliminating in the triumphant vindication ol
thk federal authority and the final overthrow ol
thI political heresy that positive defiance o
thl federal government is iightful remedy foI
real or anticipated wrongs.
Resolusd, That we recognize in the policy
avpwcd BY President johnson for the restora
tiQn of the late rebellious States to their prac
tiGl relations with the federal government, q
wi,e and patriotic determination to preserve
thu equality of the several States and to secure
thu future peace and unity Of the country upon
thu basis Of the federal constitution, and to
thjt end, and in all other lawful measures
teIding to the preservation Of the government
AMI the future freedom, fraternization and pro
grtss of the American people, we pledge him
oS unqualified sympathy and support.
RssoIued. That We are opposed to negro
suffrage in this State, and to all interference
byus with the policy Of other States on that
SUBJECT.
kesoleed, That we are opposed to the farther
suspension Of the writ Of habeas corpus, and
to III trials Of civil offences by military tri
bunAla
Reslued, That we demand the most rigid
economy in the administration Of State and
National affairs, and are opposed 70 calling in
and dverting the State school fund.
Resolued, That this country 10 under deb
Of gratitude to our soldiers and seamen fol
thef bravery and devotion to the Union, ani
andthat they are deserving pay BY deeds mor'
thar words.
Resolred. That We are opposed to those pro
visions Of the tariff laws by which burdens ar,
thrown upon one section Of the country, or on.
claa Of our people, for the benefit OF another
section or class.
lssslosd, That we are opposed to all e<
emption Of classes from the burdens Of govern
mept, and are in favor Of equal, just and uni
form taxation.
lesolped, That We are in favor Of an equali
1aton Of government bounty to soldiers Q.
that the soldiers Of 1861 and 1861 shall receiv,
the same bounty 20 those Of 1863 and 1864
and that we ask Congress 70 lsgislsts 70 thi
and -.,...... --
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

In 4 discussion not long ago, between Horace
Greeley and Henry J. Raymond, Of New York,
the former said:
"Had the wise and brave course (Mr. Lin.
coins subsequent attempt to negotiate psace)
bsenItAken when Alex. H. Stephens first pub.
licly sought permission TO visit Washington,
belietc it would have saved = qurtsr of mil.
lion precious lives, An awful amount of devas.
taiiot and misery. and left our national debt q
full hillion less than it 10 to-day"
Democrats have ever been denounced az
soutfbrn sympathixers for every word. uttered
dui1E the war, favoriug peace negotiations Of
any Aturs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

A very loquacious lady offered to bet her
husband five pounds that she would not
speak word for week. Done cried
the delighted husband. instantly putting
down his money, which the lady as quickly
took up and put in her pocket, observing
naively that she would secure it until thss
bet was decided. "Why," said the hss
band, i've won it already" and required
her to fork over. "Not at ALL" said the
lady, "you are mistaken in the time r
| mean the week after am buried" The
lady went shopping the same afternoon.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

CosaEcTIos.- of the Elkadcr Jour.
nal, tas misled BY the lies Of the Tribune cor.
respondent, and took false step in consequence
Of it Here is his exposure Of the masked
battery:
"The DesMoines correspondent of the Chi.
cago Tribune is given to some tall lying. He
not Only misrepresented the proceedings of the
late Soldiers Convention, but he mistates most
ell other matters. In speaking lately of Col.
Barnes, (should be Barncr) OF the 9Th Iowa
Cavalry, he says that the 9th would 20 to
man for Gov. stone. To show how untrue
this j We will state that Capt. Upton was
prescpt at Clinton when that regiment took
vote ind only l8 out of 600 votes we're cast for
the DesMOines candidate. the balance all being
given for Benton. 1t wouldn't surprise US II
the soldiers would go almost en- massc for the
latter candidate.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27
Johnson,

sennson' G-.a aa s13 Eza-
The President recently made notls
speech to some Southern gentlemen who,
called On him W. h.,. sn... g., .,,.
.-.-... r.. ~
:" sA'sc'' Anls speech throws 9ne frs.
DUNES and their fanatiexf small copyists in
to spasms, but we believe there is nobo.
do alarmed .bout tbe bo,,,h ., .,,.,.s
..r-.. 80
"'''s"an's sooner 'Hey are ourleo
beneath thu now rising wave Of public in.
dignation the better for those who have nos
b.rtered off Hnm,n;tv for off "a .nd .no;,.
r. .h;.,,;.. .,.. -, - 80 So
- '''''Ans nsn VINO oesire 20 rena'D
unspotted from the strife which knaves -
sire to re inausurate, we commend thw
following statesru,nliks sentircnts -.
.uJ,,. - -. = ~, ..., -. - q
nor.h ~ as.. - ~ ~. 80. ~; soI.
~ - @ as' ~, =. .s .h mS Z - - ~
- u,k WV w P."'S.Pics " stu0 ss49k3s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

MA. isaac NEwroN, tho present Commis
sionef Of Agriculture. is . gentlemen notori
ouslyout Of place--a fact aptly illustrated By
the standing joke in Washington, wherein he
coufoanded hydraulic Tams with species Of
shsep. He was . restaurant keepsr iE Phila
dflphia-sou ice cream, confectionery and
btquets. Of literature be knows even less
than agriculture. Unable to construct sent
eice, bis reports are prepared BY subordinates
who perform the labors Of his department, with
ttf exception Of writing his name to papers
which he performs with difficulty. Why be was
appointed and is continued in Office is some
what Hystery.-Republican Eschun9e.
The last question in the above paragraph
might appropriately be asked in relation to
thousands Of the present brood ofofice. holders
b the showing Of their own party the Repub.
twas never before so cursed with incompetence
adj knavery than it has been for the last four
years. And yet the masses are asked to con-
ti4,e in power this aock of cormorants.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

Iowa PoL,Tlcs. democratic committee
called Convention in Iowa, Of those favoring
President Johnsonb reconstruction policy, and
opposed to colored suffrage in that slats. This
dos not suit the ultra coppsrheads. and lie
Grand Byington aud others have issued q call
for those in favor Of the "revivsl of the demo.
cratic party ss ii was before the late abolition
war;" 10 meet in state convention at Iowa City.
on the l7th Of next month.-Es.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27


ARrEAus WAap.-This gifted youth, who
announces for next week his farewell nights at
Irving Hall. New York, is highly appreciative
of the good opinion Of the press, and publishes
the following among other expressions Of ap-
probation be has received from gifted editorial
pens:
From the Steamvills Mcdaniel
10 tecsurer oya00us vsvvu cU1uic horsU=
power, and can easily draw sixteen feet Of
water from the eyes Of an average audience.
From the North American Nurse. New Ha-
ven.
Must be good for the cholera. We should
like to see him properly applied. ap
From the sheboygan (Wis) Bugls Of Liberty
This great lecturer called on US to day and
ordered quite lot Of job printing. We con
slider him one Of the greatest lectures IN this
country.
From the skowhsgau (M.ins) Clarioo.l
e Although his style is different
from Washington Itvings We cannot be blind
to the fact that Mr.. Irvings style is dinsrsn
from his.
From Railway Gazette.l
. Not dry eye in the sudienes.-
Many could have borrowed money from him
on the spot.
from The Hoboken Cxpounder
No family should bs without him. sees
Id, From the Keokuk (Iows) RAnnsr.] n,
We don't konw when We have been more
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

The following advertisement appeared
in late English paper:
ITO day, about one o'clock in the after
noon my dear wife Catbarine, born, at
Ellerding, was happily confined Of two
girls and boy. Barely ten months ago
She had twins. making Ave children in one
year. Elber6eld, Aug. IL, 1866" ted ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27
Political Preashing.

Political Preashing. IT ~ re
The following, clipped from 10 New
York Times, (Republican) is really refresh.
ing to those who have been Sd ftequsntly
dsgusted BY weekly political haransues -
dealt out to the unwilling hearsr from the
sacred desk throughout the country. Read
lit: ..... .u ....sss# ..rr.s-. rg,,,
| "a few days since we alluded 10 ths i'm.
proprety, which in our judgment ID exhi:
bited by . certain class Of men who earnish
their public utterances with needless 40.
peals to the highest and most sacred "a.
thority. The introduction Of religion into
secular affairs is certainly in bad taste.
savors Of hypocrisy, besides being an
infraction Of one of the great command.
ments Of the sacred law. To really devout
minds this infringement upon the priestly
functions has strong odor of cant. IL
becomes disgusting, moreover, when min
listers Of the Gospel, unrnindful of their
sacred calling, make the pulpit the medium
OF foisting their peculiar views on political
and current secularities upon their hearers.
instead OF inculcating moral virtues and
religious truths. av sa,,,i7g mser,
We are led 20 these remarks from fesdina
the report Of sermon delivered yesterday
in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, by the
clergyman doing tempory duty there in
place Of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, its
pastor. Surely this preacher was altogeth.
er forgetful in his discourse of the wiss
mans saying that "thers is time for eli
things" He not only was guilty Of i'm.
propriety but impcrtinence. His opinious
respecting the cause Of the rebellion, the
perfidy and slave. worshipfng Of politicians.
the necessity Of hanging Jeif Dasis md
his prominent supporters, may or may not
be considered sound, butsif1 any cxsS1tNSSz
surely improper for him 10 cram his views
down the throats Of congregation assem-.
blcd to worship, 10 say nothing Of the die.
courtesy of the thing, when IL Is considered.
that the regular pastor '6f the church en-.
tertains diametrically opposite Views, ~
least respecting the stretching Of the necks
Of tho rebel leaders, and has advocated
clemency towards them by speech and pen,
with persistence.
In contrast with his political diatribe tho
sermon delivered at Trinity Church, may
be specially noted The officiating clergy.
man, mindful of the recent revelations Of
gross dishonesty in the financial world,
improved the opportunity afforded by These
developments to emphasize his teachings
BY warning against temptation, inculcating
watchiulness against special and peculiar
weaknesses, and asking charity in our
dealings with the fallen and in our iudg.
ment Of their offenses.
"Clergy men who 60 outside their calling
as religious preachers, and set themselves
up as oracles on political and secular mat.
ters, will doubtless be popular among that
class who are known by the itching ear.
but sincere and fervent christians must re. I,
gard them as detractors from the dignity OF
their profession, whose preaching IS alto.
gether in vain" asa5sss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

"Wsy. Budget" said lady who wished 70
rally her servant girl for the amusement Of the
company on the fantastic ornsmentation Of .
huge pic, "did Jon do this7 you are quite an
artist; pray how did you do itT' "Indads.
mum, did 1t nsself-aint II prsttyi did It
with your old false teeth, mum"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

Two centuries, ,tgo. not one in hnudrsd
wore stockings. Fifty years ago. not
one boy 10 = thousand was allowed tosun
at large at night. Fifty years ago, not OBS
girl in thousand made waiting maid OF
her mother. Wonderful improvement in
this sRs ..a..t - svaa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

IT was stated at the Temperance Con-,
vsntion at Sarstogs.s that the names o.
thirteen hundred rich mems daughters, In
New York, are 90 tho list Of applicants for
admission to tho Asylum Tor ineoriates at
hngaamton, N. Y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

We learn that person who blew ont
kerosene lamp in the usual way, living st
Worcester Mass when the lamp exploded,
covering her from bead to foot with the
liquid Gro and causing her death in ., few.
minutes. Ex.ingaish your lamps By klow-'
ing through the holes around the burner. y
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

II wonder how they msksl fuoifes
-natohas,n said h5oung married 1lady- tns
her husband. with whom she was aiwayss
quarreling. w sss.
THE process is very simple" said the
husband; II once made one" s.
"How did y ou, make il p 5-- y
"By leading you to the alter" sg 80
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

The Fenians are looming up as source
Of diplomatic trouble to Secretary Seward.
The English embassy has carefully noted
the Fanian demonstration, and facts and
statistics have been sent to the homo gov
ernment, which it is understood have be-
come subjects Of communications and der
mands that may soon bs invested with -
nat ional interest - a7 X aasead 5.Se1i
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

The 6rst regular clearance from Charleston,
s. c., TO Liverpool, since the blockade, was on
the 81 inst, when ship load Of cotton, worth
$780, 200, was sent Off.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

A lady in Philadslphia, fell from . bug,s
gy, hi. the b,ck Of her head. and would.
nave dssetd ner atains olt 5as ior .aexs
Z, atvr.i;t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

NJ. NxLLAroN, the eminent French surg con-
received . fee Of 4OO,00Of. t$8O, O,00W for his
professional visit 10 the lately deceased essro-
Wits Of Ruseis. sz -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

JOHN SHERIDAN broshsr Of ths gaAaQA
General Phil. is q Dsmocrstie eapdi6otas
for State Senator in Iowa. = -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

sSam are you one Of the Southern chivalry7'
mo, uaassa. IL one Oh do Soulhssn GIpsstelk ]
sho-eled dirt At d Dutch csp csnal"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27

SAp-Ths Selma (Ais.) NssYsV, Aug. 18th
says. The nsgross who songrsgatsd ia such
hot haste IN Selma immedistsly after Wilson :
raid. and Who for short time were 90 juhilant
over their freedom, are aow dying ike sheep
in The rot, insomuoh that scarcsly . day passes
that vs do not hear Of several that have shut.
ded Of this mortal coil. We know not how
70 account for this fearful mortality except Il
be.rsfersbls 10 their irregular habits. bad iod
gingy, unwholssons food. and want Of medical
attendance. What is 70 become Of this unfor
uble mystery, They are without guardians
and their inability to take care of themselves
involves their probable extinction ere tae lapse
Of a century rr