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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

The undersigned, success
sor to III. Lyon, and late
Taylor & Co., having re-
Gently returned from New
York with one of the best
selected and most stylish
assortment of
fF Efeut . rafFe .rfH y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
BILLIARDS.

I HAVE JUST RIO WED THREE FINE
\ new Billiard Tables, Baikeas manufaefare, with
Phelan's cushions, the latest improvements They
tive game are insit a toc can and try theu tt the
ST. Nicnoiaa Exchange No. 81 Main s-reeE saa e
fe21-dSm 4aeF ai'N 5ssB .GPAMM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

we WIN Eahufseturs all kind Of Tobacco 70
suit 81 trades that re may receive orders for.
We will AssJrre the wholesale trade that can net
b undersoId In the West. We have been sn.
gagged 10 the Tobacco business for twenty years
We are prepared 70 execute our work in the neat.
eat style. and respectfully solicit shs attention
Of dealers 70 our Tobacco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
AUCTION.
Wreck at Auction.

IxTILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTI0N,
w at the Wharf boat Of Hall q Rudd, Evans
Vile, Ind, on Monday, July 10th, 1865, the HUI
and Machinery Of the steamboat Katie a. she ifes
nova wreck-On Dian ond Island, twenty seven
miles below Evansville, I'D. The Treck lies 90
that IL will be entirely dry at low water 10 the
Ohio river; has two boiiers-hve husd, ADD Two
engines, Eelve inches ia diameter and four ieet
stroke; all her mach ineFy was entirely nov, ana
her hull was but little injured By the sinking
The hull aud machinery Will be 20 d en- jay
10 h, 1865, for the benefit Of whom It may concern
20 the CHEST bidder, for cash. Sale positive.
my5I-30t HIRAM x. HALLEff.
Sale Postponed.
On account Of the la rise in the river, ths sale
Of the wreck Of the steam r Katie il pastPenea
until Monda3, July 10th, 1865. fs :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

Not a few OF the Worst Disorders
that aff1ct mankind arise from corruptiors of the
blood. Helmbold's Extract Of sarsaparilIA Is 3
remedy Of the utmost value.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprto4oted


L7roIa ali parts Of, ana, BODY I'm ave
~ ,sssnass, solssoHt tSavB % alhs skIR, by " Or
lass DHYfI4TgnT PDFpEH," 81 Ash or send for
ggsaEs DspilatoFy Povdeg'AnA take no oibsI-
Price ~. nalsd 10 say Fddnees for iz5, By o.
$. UPHAM, rs south EighthstFset, PbiIadslph!a-
rem. r.h I 70 .u u. ~ afT
TTpham's Hair Gloss ana Curlfna-
~ FLUID Il the best hair dressing in the world.
II imp rts heautifuf oLoss q ~ kalr Lssps 4 ~
bottle ~
Upham'a letter Ointment is a sure.
Cur for Tensys sah hhsnna, choypsd Hands. Bar-
tir's iieh, 81 Prizes. % osnt box.
Upham's Asthma care relieves the mo.ts
violent par xyisns " Asfbna, III fen usinGsss, and
Elects . sPeedy cure. Pfees ek = package.
TT Phsm's Dyspepsia Cure IS war;
" ranfed 10 care any case Of Dyspspssa, no
nsohsT hSS long afaHdaHg. Price 81. sentby mail
Upham's FFeekIs BAnIsher removes
frecklssy 1an, bznbarns PImpies on the FACE,
% ,tens ms sk'n and Bsaufiaes ths complexion
DR.. La Perte's Life Elixir, the great
hsfssEe ana iS1sreHefing Kemedy, restores 70
spinal Energy FERROUS Debility, &C. arising
frtm WhstsVer eatss. Price, ~ package.
The japanese Hair stain oolors the
Whigkers or Mou4ache bean tfful bIsek OF broen.
iteonsists 81 osiToNs preeeys4oa. Color will n1t
fads or wash cut. Only 50 csafs 3 boz.
Sold ~ 8. o. UPHAM, IS South Eighth strestS
psi.iasa 81 and BY all Druggists Circulars
BsoUGHTOH q WOOD,
Cor. Third and Main Streets,
lss-an - Agents for Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House, >
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor =
Cor. maIu AT Third sts.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

FFrKIs OLD, VEIL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il widely -kngn Hotel has been closed for sew
srAl weeks undergoing repairs II ha.. during
this time, been rsfaintsd inside and cut, has been
thr0ughiy cited y. and In . great measure furz-
lahed Nth new beis aud furniture. The propre.
TOR has made every arrsDEement 70 render his
bo1ss c0nvsuient healthy and sgreesbis % the
p1blie- ~ -
Thanking the pibiie for the Gns pstroaags thai
for . series Of yaTs has b5sn EXTENDED to the
WAshington, be Invites 9 n.neWal ofteor custom, .
the house manAg,d In a Wy 20 merit thsir e0ntiD-
ued patronago.
Omnibuses viii EasssnRsru 20 and ffom
tina Depot ho. t1lyt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
e -4B - u Nj
n o, II First Street.
sEALED PRoPosALs.
!. ! Fresh Bsef! Fresh Beefl !
0FF1oE .. s. Con-. OF SUBSISTENCE,

Q4I oFFIoE U. s. Con-. OF SUBSISTENCE, I
Evansville, Ind, June q, 1896.
Sealed proposals in duplicats VIII be received at
this once until IL m. Thursday, June 29th,
1855. for furnishing Fresh BEEF TO troops station
ed az ksansFile, lad. ,-snd such other troops IS
may receive their supplies from this post.
Tnes contrsct shall Commence on the 1st day of
July 1855, an1 end on the 30sh DAY OF Septsnber,
1s65.
be Beef shall be from steers weighing not less
than ave bundled f5O9) pounds net. eaeh !. shaIl
be dsivsrsd In eQaal proportions OF fore and hind
quarters (necks, shanks aad-s kidney tallow to be
exeluded(, in such quantities shall from time
TO time be required by tho troops, and on such
days "a shtll b des' grated by the command az
Officer. 90 ~ -
! 4 This neeks of'tha cattle Slang htered Cor B4ef
inter tfGs =Ss cut on az ms f6urth
sertebrs1 joiats6nd the breast trimmed down;
the sbanks Of fore quarters shall be cut on from
tAres 70 faur inchfs above the knse joint. and Ct
ahfntF uarteSs frfn SIX 10 eight aches shove the
gsHabsel, or bocK joiat
! NPASmenfs III b made IN sncb funds fur
-niahed hys the Government faF. that purpose and
on forms made out and s;gnsti AS re luirsd by the
lnadersignets5 fss.. = 8. 81
= The right j. reserved. er'Jsct any or all bids,
Il F = 'Fs's lFe'' sAM'L 7. GUSHING,
Je2Art,30 -. = Capt. and G. 8.
, 1865-01-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune-I
MADISON, Wis, Friday, Jan. 1a, 1e6s.
Both houses Of the Legislature, altera short se:-
sion, adjourned to Monday evening
In the Senate resolution YVES passed, by Il to
8, inviting the clergy to open sezs,ons With
prayer, and memorial to Congress for naval de-
partment at Milwaukee.
Bills were introduced for the payment Of the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and members OF
the Legislature In coin; changing the time Of
holding the court In the sixth circuit; amending
chapter 241 Of the Lass Of 1860, e1empting certain
Untsersity lands from taxatlon.
Standing committees were appointed. . Tho two
following arc the most important:
JUprc1ARTzFope. A. II. Young, Webb, Bentley,
Ellwoad aud Reed.
SGnEonA55eSs- S,91 sS; Cole snd Moran Mo- Ill.,
Aan1cuLrunE-M:K K. Young, Case and Morgan.
sTA7E EAffA11:s-Whec1er, LittlcJuhn and Hood
FHDEnA1 RElArioNs-Ba1num, Wilkinson aud
EnucA71ox-yan wycs, ii. E. Young and ELL
RAaks AND Book KEErso-smith, Blair and
Jo!sT COMMITTEE ON c1A1xs-W. Il. Chandler,
Smith and Ellie.
s7a1EPn1soK- Wilkinson, westsottand Thorpe.
4. II. Young and Wilson.
HEsEvoIkKT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barnum
Among thc bills introduced in the Assembly w.s
one for state bounty to volunteers Of 500 for
enc ycar, 500 for two years. and 500 for three
years: In case the volunteers arr. veterans 500
10 10 be added, Also, that any man running away
from the draft and SO compelling another to enter
the military service in consequence, shall be held
guilty Of felony and punished BY inp1iaonrnentin in
the State penitentiary not more than three years
nor less than one.
Also, for the punishment Of persons for selling
Intoxicating 1iquote to Indians.
4 bill paRsed under suspension OF tho rules, tx
Ing the terms Of the court In the 9Th circuit. me-
mortal to Congress WIS introduced in favor of ln-
creaslng soldiers boaniies to S2GO for one, $500
for two and z4O0 for three years services and to
allow etx months extra pay to all soldiers whose
rms of enlistment expire on OF heoEe the lst Of
, 1865-01-14

ns;leaon ana Slavfy gt driyen from tho
corner stores were being removed His colleague
Pendleton had, however, found a new resting
Place for slavery, namely where the great statue
cFed th slavery eould not Be- % pn1snsd ' to the S
altar md there alain. The arsurneat Of bis col
league was good ii tue that the States were soy-
ns after they were sovereign and i:d .penieat
they were not 50 allow In coming into the Union
dhe Obligation once taken rendered them IN indi
y. STEVENS, Of Pa, s1id the gentleman from
ohio, Pendleton, had cxonezated those In arms in
the rebel States from responsibility tor this
md those who acted viii him. "ST This itSss1s! Wss
grave charge. If trae, and should make them
isei not only regret bpt remorse for their con.
hatred Of slavery had not been weakened By ~
feeblipg age. The party with which he had acted
could not hesitate to do what duty required
conng It * hs pot Wbe a9 Il S h.ss7 po
ted in the STATES. He had hoped that slle great
evil would work its own destruction, bnt none
Nth vt whom he acted had proposed violation Of
Ac said the epitanh Of the gcnt1eman from Ohio
Pendieton) would be, Here rests tho ahlc4t aud
To- md
Vens} would be, Here lies one who mover rose to
any eminence, and only courtcd the low ambition
70 haze It sa!d that be sought to amelioratc the
condition Of the people and the downtrodd=n Of
BIDN s2i5E S,sa @ %ass Entered INTO an arsu
nylng that this was coniedeFaey Of sovereign
States. It was union. lie briefly advocated the
pending resolution regarding slavery as an outlaw
Of civilization, end AZ the progenftor OF treason
which should be at once abolished.
!, NO >other speeches we're made on the rrso}u
liz. COLE, ot. Cal, introduced bill, in amend.
ment- Of tho &Paciac Railroad: act, potiiyine
the assignment made By the Central Pacific kaif-
, 1865-01-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuel
SPRINGFIELD. Friday, January 13.
The Senate was in session only during the
forenoon. The afternoon was given to CON-
mittccs. No business of Importance 1yas
transacted in the morning, save the passage
Of a resolution congratulating Missouri on
her redemption from slavery. There was
some squisming on the part Of the Copper
heads when the resolution was put on It's
passage. Bill Green, Of Massac, dare not face
the music, and by hard begging was excused
from voting. Reilly, copperhead Of intense
Egyptian species, voted against the rcsolu.
ton. Every other Copperhead voted for it.
The venerable Murray Mcconnell voted ayc,
with strong speech, and said in explanation
Of his vote that be had always been against
slavery, and WAS glad it Was to be cas-. ont oi
Missouri.
In the House nothing Of importance oc.
cured. At O'Clock it adjourned until Mon
day, to give the Committees chance to
work tomorrow.
Cove: nor Yates is now absent from the CITY.
and has been for several days. 1t Is under.
stood he has gone to Jacksonville, his former
residence, to recuperate, his indeGltigable
labors tor the past two weeks rendering this
step necessary.
Mr.: Chiids, the newly elected Representa-
tive from DuPagc, took his seat to-day.
There are M immense number Of petitions
and delegations here from all paris Of the
State, asking for an increase Of the salaries ot
county officers Of different grades. I learn
from pretty good authority that the judiciary
Committee have decided not to recommend
any increase Of sala1ies in any instance. Tue
Union members Of the House had caucus on
the gold salary bill this evening. The subject
was discussed at considerable length, and ac-
tioa finally postponed until Monday evening.
The impression Is strong that the caucus will
decide 10 defend the bill
, 1865-01-14
FROM ST. LOEES.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13, 1S65.
General illumination and other demonstra-
tions will occur tomorrow, (saturday) eyc-
ming, in honor Of the passage Of The Emauci-
patton ordinance. Gen. Dodge has ordered q
salute Of sixty guns for the same purpose
Gov. Fletcher has received congratulatory
message from nearly every loyal Governor in
response to his dispatch, announcing freedom
in Missouri.
Two soldiers, aged sixteen and eighteen
years, named Ephriam Richardson aud Abza-
ham Pufyis, belonging to the 21st Missour,
Volunteers, we're hung to-day Tor murder. On
the Belfontaine road, they shot farmer and
divided his money. Both died, trembling in
their bodies and declaring their innocence,
but the proof WAS overwhelming.
4 cavalry expedition lately returned to
Salem, Dent county, reporting the killing Of
eight and capturing eighteen rebels, besides
breaking up several rebel camps near Jack
sonpolt. They heard no trace Of Ma1madukc's
cavalry being north Of the Arkansas River
as reported By spies several weeks ago.
The Convention has prohibited the County
Courts apprenticipg enancipated negroes,
thus dealing death blow to the last hope OF
the Conservative party in this State. The
matter Of negro voting will be left to the
Legislature
, 1865-01-14

the House had voted and given 81 over
whcl1ning majority for Henry Wilson, is
Que to two causes. First, an intrigue has
been on foot to nurse Gov. Andrew as candt-
date against Wilson for the Senate, in order
to force Wilson and Sumner into exertlns oil
their influence to get him out of the way, by
having him put into the Cabinet, Some Of
Wilson's friends very readily assented to the
postponemcnt in the belief that it would In
sure for him unanimous vote No doubt is
entertained here Of his ultimate election.
WAsHlSGToN, friday, Jan. 13.-The Gons-
,nereiaps Washington special says the Com
Inittee On the Conduct Of the War will at
once commence Investigating the Fort Fisher
affair.
The Poa's Washington special SAYS: "The
vote on the auti-slavery constitutional
amendment will be postponed. II 1t were
taken now 1t would probably fall to secure
tha required majority But the people, in
all parts Of the country, are moving in the
matt4r. Representatives are receiving nu-
merons letters from their constituents upon
the question. The force of public opinion
will do the work"
WASHINGTON. Jannaty 13--1n the House to-day
Mr. kasson presented petition Of Samuel WilkI-
son. setting forth that he ia the Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune, that be flied
thirty different telegrams in relation TO the remoy
nl Of General Bnt1er, that censorship Ind been
eetabl1ehcd without law. and exercised without
authority. that his kilograms were suppressed by
order Of the War Department, In violation Of the
Freedom Of tho press and lawful business etc and
he prays the passage of law making the tele-
Eraph as accessible az be mails. The petition
Was referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
, 1865-01-14
FROM SAVANNAH.


WARRINGTON, Friday, Jan. 1S.--We have
Gen. Geary had ordered all unemployed ne
groes to report themselves for the purpose Of
obtaining wood for the city; compensation
and 1a,ions are furnished. The. .,Reza45lioan
says several Northern capitalists -atp in the
city to establish the First National Bank OF
Savannah. Branches of first class CONNER
cial bouscsJn New York. Boston and Phila-
delPhia IT to be established as soon as the
been established By the Provost Marshal {;
potatoes at $500 Der barrel, butter rs cents
Der pound and apples s12. 90 per barrel.
Tie Arago brought heavy mail from sa-
rapnah
, 1865-01-14
LEG1sLATURE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihunc:1
INDIANAPOLIS, FridaJ, Jan. u.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbunc:1
lSp1AsAro1Is, Friday, jan H.
The Senate met ut pm.
Mr. Moore presented memorial praying for
the abolition Of the Common Pleas Courts, In
creasing the number Of circuits and terms Of the
Circuit Courts, and providing for the settlement
Of eetates by c1erks Of Circuit Courts. Read
once, and referred to Committee on Courts.
Mr. Cobb, from the Committee On the Judiciary,
reported bill providing for the making and au-
ahen,ication Of transcripts from Recorders Offices,
&C., recommending It's passage. Read second
time, and ordered considered IS engrossed for
third reading.
Mr. Beeson offered resolution, which was
adopted, requiring the State Treasurer to furnish
statement Of the amount of money paid ont, to
whom and for what, since tho adjournment of the
last Legislature.
Iii. Bonham offered a Joint resolution instruct
ing the Senators and Representatives in Congress
to urge the passagc Of law increasing the pay OF
non-eomnissloned officers and priEates at least
four dollars per month.
Senate bilfa-41, providing fol. tho sale Of Ger
common pleas courts in various counties; 43, a1-
thoriz1ng actions against tenants and under ten
ants now unlawfn1ly holding over, &C., Nerc each
passed to second reading.
Nj. Niles introduced bin 4, making joint
contracts, promises md obligations joint and
cral in their nature With relation to remedies.
This bill, with 45, 46 and II, are Of minor mpor-
tance, and IS declaring the law as to contempts Of
eonfL wese basMseo M Ro q sssona tht t.aoaM III t,u
.er 9a esconi me S e, opV for Sf resf.
erra rres adnnted -
ELL ~ LILLY " ,+,e. +eta ~
apa - - non a a1d tnsa ft1,shans,
spbFt{tutea was reaa second W line % md IL TcfcFred
R,n ~ d1I9 u eatin1; en9 =, ro,so+-a ,a
Hi 3 ws az nattsy. oy @
q. aiio1sinr romnensstion to Clerks anil sber'ffa
suryiToTs n inint cSnfrarta mnke rnnxevsnce S
In ccrtnin cases nn14r nr1er of the Cnn1f srss
read seccnd time hT their lilies and rc}erred fo
, 1865-01-14
POSTSCRIPT,


Especial Dispatch to the Western rrc:s1
NEW IonK, Friday, Jan. "a Midnight
from the james River.
James River dispatches repent that owing
to lack Of transportation and forage caused
by Gen. Wur1cn's destruction Of the Vel
don Railroad to Uicksford, Lees rebel. cav
airy have been compelled to withdraw to
winter quarters at Hicksford. The rebels
make little progress in rclaying the truck torn
up by Warren.
From the South.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th luvors
the cnlarg'ng Of LEES powers and giving
him the entire control Of military otfuirs
but it opposes Gull for a convention on the
ground that Lee cannot spare from his army
The members OF Legislatures and other uecuir
eitics tor convention. 1t says the rroposi-
By passion, fear aud prejudice to the verge OF
submission.
The 1rzig favors the consolidation of the
rebe. armies and tho removal OF Seldom from
the War Office.
The Euminer says 1t is not nfraid
%aeS 1sS IS senofre1 of bsngy datea iaf snen
Mr. Davis. He despises all warning and the
constitution ,stabs Congress, the press and
the army. The call is almost unanimous for
him to make Lee generalissimo, but he will
hear to nothing Of the kind. It insists that
&AG PiEstuL EOuIaC u OufIS Is lGuQiQG 10
break up the Conllderacy aud throw tiacm
back under the old rule.
The IFhdg has very bitter article against
suhmissionists and all others who see any
cause for despondency.
Thu Enquirer insists that the Confeleracy
is not badly hurt, and thinks they can soon
wir peace BY bravery and determination
The Augusta CAroniele publishes M account
Of Sherman's conduct in Savannah rs Seen
through rebel eyes. 1t pays high compli-
ment to the excellent behavior Of the troops
and officers, their Kindness to the citizens aud
tue excellent regulations IF Gen- Sherman.
The bo1dness Of rebel papers In dcnonueing
jeff. Davis and looking toward dictatorship,
Is attracting much attention here. Their
daily papers have 1ong editorials on the sub
ject, hut they contain no new facts.
Tho ArahFs New Orleans correspondent
mentions skirmisl between detachment
Of the 18th Indiana and 18th New York cav
airy, each installing tho other for rebcts.
Captain johnson, Of the 10th Ind, was DAN
gcrously wounded.
The steamer Diligent went down in deep
water, fifteen miles from Helena, on the 10th
instant, The boat and cargo are total loss.
No lives were lost. The Ohio river Is rising
rapidly.
, 1865-01-14

So ayto be ready 10 Immediately eotr9ly with our
agreements supplying all ncz Insured. vho sra
drafted. with Substitutes st AZ We know sho thnw
are. We shall make a.:au. enlens,o ct The earliest
1etnrnKffous all Wards sud Townships In wtica our
insured seaide and In e7ery case am. to hnyc thu
, 1865-01-14

NEW YORK, Friday, Jan. 13.-Col. Allen is
to send cargo Of provisions by the Daniel
people Of Georgia. The American Missionary
Association sends Rev. s. ". Magill, of Sayan-
nah, to look after the wants Of the slaves
freed by Sberman's march. He will also ex-
anime into the condition of the loyal white
people, with view TO facilitate measures for
fhcfr relief II ncceHSarY.
, 1865-01-14
truct etrezl railroad IL convey coal to tho Ohit

struct etrezl railroad IL convey coal to the Ohio
Eiycr.
Ms. Gregory Introduced = resolution 10 appoint
select committee to incuire into tne propE1s'y Of
purchasing tile copyright Of G.rin & HoTd's
st1tutes and the cost of new rerfsion-
:, Mr. Miller, Of Tippecanoe, introduced resolu
ton directing the auditor Of State to 1urnlsh the
House statement OF orders drawn By him m the
Treasury for State printing and The Agent otState.
and by what authority, Adopted
4 r solution offered by Mr. Pr1ttcr- ta Inquire
1cctton frr juvenile cf:trdera+ was adopted.
Mr. Wright offered a resolution directing tho
Do0rkeeper to turn over to the Chrishan Commits
sion all newspapers subscribed for hY resolution,
1f, to be scnt to soldiers In the aeid. Laid on
the table.
Adjourned to Monday at p. N.
, 1865-01-14

New YoRK, Friday, Jan. 13.:-The CONNER
Ara'd Ms being published By the Savannah
Rep.Nicas, a gold operation canard, as the
Republican of the 9th received by the Arago,
has no reference to them, and passengers BY
that Steamer say they heard nothing Of them.
The gold market still unsettled; price opened
to2.2oL.
, 1865-01-14

One Of the most efficient officers Iowa has
sent to the field, Is Col. L. F. Hubbard, a
young man known to many Of our Chicago
readers, from his former resldence here, where
he has numerous relatives among our best
esteemed citizens. Entering the service as
Captain in the 5th Iowa, in 1851, lie has been
constantly at the front since that time, save
brief furlough at the re-enllstment Of his
regiment. For several months past, Colonel
Anona1a hns been commanding a brigade,
ana IN 1aomas' 1ate battles had distinguish
'ed snare IN the daring and gallant1y before
which aood's army nclted away. he re-
setved severe but not dangerous wound in
the neck. Recent adyiecs report him .ccoy-
ered, and at bis post, as VIC are glad to lcsrn.
, 1865-01-14

ITO BUSINESS l1EN.-A grad
l. uatc Of Ya'e College. who for the last ten years
in the Dry Goods snd q ocery TRACE, and who under
stands book Keeping dcsi5es smp!o; ment Gi.y re-
tmf3
, 1865-01-14

- The splendid prizes t. he skated for next Sat-
u1uay will be on exhibition at the Park Come aud sec
tleln. Go to the Ogden in the afternoon. Remember
the orphan In t!s evening. jal+c39i.1t
, 1865-01-14
LA AMB9S
KNITTING MACHINE,
The New and CroWninp Trinmnh-

This machine turns the heel and srrows of the toe
conpfefc ~1deas aue 4rro by v.ryin the nQu Der
OF loops: knita any desired s.ze, witho1. REMOVING
needles, from four loops. ormu= rord. no t. It's Ii
CAPACITY. 1t kntS the web elh-r tubular double Or
flat with se.yecg-,iransto1m,n. the simple thread
into almost unli variety OF articles of np-
Hoods. WEsppets, ORA .ers. Comforts. smok.
inE snd sEsttnE Caps, Crayats, huspend"fs, Lamp
mercy straight. continuous tab:. int witch the
and wtden only b. knitting tight and loose and r.
5uee tbe nun nots Of loops enly 3. ovtag needles
hc,Tesn .na anen sssna n ~ aouo.e space
stsGy is n1iiermity 49d ,bsiltI kn:ts one yard
il half an hour Frsm <1o TO i20 week earned with
It by SLY wtman Many sold1tr.' fam1Iie1. aud dig
abied soClefS thensev sre Hefiytng from it hand
some support. Wool growers double the v.lur1, :,
thtir wool BY is rse hverc country merch mt shnxA
0ase GHe IN as attrt ARens wanted. For ctrcalalB,
&c. aauees =. blsANSHN, Agent,
HS West Fourth street, Ctat!nnatl.
Manufactory at SprlpgGe.h, Mass ia eS: stsAWnet