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THE DALTON
Knitting Machine
! Company

1e9 aah sas 1Sr 4 eRs
lie people and make some extra sales, they would
:as Etls s fss K 2
t6iir in!entois t6smseves st hsn e sosk An1
n,nE an Of ~!
MITE sio woids. and ~ 70 choose bs tndaeed oy
a ene Ing e hs I'd f
Se5s. @ VII tae5ein ]. about She At ,aios of
Ed Ed
2s2 s:.5S * ::s%s ss -
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XIX eS Tn e. e saag ans
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and transform It at once And With really no wosk,
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Tt6,ss R H. sa Ts ass e ~ ao.t pssis ssna s1y
dine IN yeatsto COM. but alze.dy many wise maa's
9sa q
plish IT, when such machine Il invented, the price
iesst ~ ana its purchasers Vii b ony iafgs
manufactured eLd monopo It, 20 snat ne wosfinx:
ensnte 10 aEs MONEY BY ass IS thsS noT 6aye
with tie Family Machine. by the use Of which thtJ
q nnil t6e simes aie a dsoanded. viii not happen,
furnishing On contract qr ne SUD aiter all
iLese nahae tnseis have only the advantage Of work
one q 70 neshag
Ing sIae to 90. When knitting machine has Knit
acuns q In masnE .hsw na6tas
1e2Ein2s. scars breakfast espes e. g. {shs D.ton
81 ae Viz ;Ss ma
thlne Las done This mucn It H hare paid tor tselt
IN aan - Tecsectc the1s i no 1sk lis 10 pas
cuase Of good one, as 1t4.TtIk commsnes yefg
line to esmc. 1housh lie waz III ID eesc Within
month. The machtnu viii last and bc Of ses!tco for
hsy sye sesn rorH VIII
It Is Just - eas5 to mske the bfst HoFE e.. On
b4Rs Il. maehns 1or tnis. 90 oet nny eseFd
bl1) hyse On par q sosks q .toeka:s aad syeEy
ssesks and ias lafss srofts q hen: Pat yoafssl
soon with ihs htnGrcds q others who hive entered
vi Knitting Nae9ias i ! perfect "Gol:se9a" s.
Pr Do 9+Re 9pt iet casa Rs
s5'2s tfE e0s,i, In ae IN 81
Va eecasion to q Which Is os!oEe
now. It eRyh, among oLher tnlnGes "a Il" ~
prcYi1ns1 had purchased Find Of
so. said 10 do eli KINDS Of n1tlEs SC, WG isird
wr1lcn TIT that they must take 1t back and refund
the money. Please write me It cannot compe! them
knit Us adv, rtised todo" Avoiu getting into such
dsa a. .hls By yp pn5pg eE aosr' more anu st
The western agents q the pAten Kni:tlnE Ma.
Incorporated institution, hssDs $lod 60 capltal. and
r. needed ios Sse2 oss5s aTsys aa
the public on 7aerits-btl.evug that merit alone
1sufcs eventually success and has cven to tnets na
knitting Machine In existence" II you want pai.
ton machine write to o. cali on ut-if You tnE yon
Eant any other Kind Of chino you cAn zee them ~
and their WotK, and can Judge between the d,!erca'
Linda BY actrsl comparison, ut our ONCE. Aoaless
mh61t l2o Lake street, Chiesgo. III.
, 1865-03-06

T.oxtnr Ceremonies Between the Re-
bells and MaxfmtIltanD at mntamo"
.ran-f'roposcd Recognition Of the
CopfedefateH by maIs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NEW OEIrASs Feb. Is


new ORLEANS, Feb. Is,
ria CA1no, Saturday, March 4.
Mr. Etehinson, Consul ut Matamoras, arrived On
the steamer Patrone rs far as the river. being
transferred to the Gladiator for passage to this
ctty, Ruuor attributes It tn the fact Of the nor
,ccogni ion By the United States. The Office Of
the Consulate at Matamoras was closed II this Is
the caec, all our Consuls IN Mexico may expect to
receive their passports.
Notice was Issued last night, frou the Provost
Barehsl'e oflce in this city, announcing that, BY
direction OF the Commanding General Of the De-
psrt1nent, no permits for merchandise, vessels or
persons will be granted for Matamoras until fur
ther orders
The following are extracts from two private let
1ess received y this city yesterday:
| "MAIAEoRAs, Janunry 81. 1sE;.-un tn thfa
| time nc Mexican and Confederate authorities
have been npon friendly understanding, which did
net T6us Gen sys asts q simple pote
! drces, and dined with Gen. Slaughter whn rom.
manus 1t Brownsville, and rice uerta Int Ves-
terday tsuEday1 Sea. ME- hs''. and his stat, ail IN
asen. Slaughter, who awaited the visit S,tr IL
whole command under ezms, gave the vIsttnrs m
ariIllcry salute Of twenty one guns after dinuer.
Tau Co., ves rrised and the Mexican General and h,s
s,nr rcnoyed their caps AID ea'ntcd II, tie for
1ncr makfpc speech in which lie sad the Con.
| federation will soon be recognized. he coneluded
y; ~ Mat.morss. md promised also to salute the,'
| fIsc with twenty lone gnrs- -. -.
| Whit rlyes~importanee 70 these Woras y ma
| Cen Mefia hiss been appointed Comn.adeEsn
ChIcf or the Mexican armies, ano is coaseque1e
the next parsonage to the Emperor. .,,.,.,,,
| The Enpirc ity Is safe. When the Alostsoss
xhirf, foek otf 0{1 to1diers, ieft, II ": heaese
| 1hat fhe vessel would rot bo sascd+ lux II seaa'
, 1865-03-06
CONG GRESS1lNAL.
PROCEEDINGS Of the Last Day OF the
Session.

WASHINGTON, Sunday. March 4IThs ,Ias ciytl b,ll,
IS originally reported eona1eo at ase appspbna
oas5 o9esss Of Eli ihs bs
1l,s, o1a"d nnwieatures, and the Senate weighed
S sayy app59ps%sb'ss:s %'ssop tns1'adpg daq ss
nrrcnscs II cal|ipC out and subsisting the Stste
militia I'D S4 25 x to to
ee}11r nut her mtiittn to as,tst In repellinc the
invasion Q, Gen. Leo The Senate sts1ek "a 9as Of
sfnnce OF Nj. Das1e, Of Md. namely. that no per-
ron sEal1 be tried By couh t. h. marital OF military
Courts Of The Unitcd States arc open, except per-
cons actually mustered and toulmtss!soaeu, Or ap;
pclnted otherwise ~ law in the military Or naval
service, OF 1clel enemies charged with being spies,
When the dIsas1ee1ng votes Of ne two Houses
GERS compromised all their dificultics excepting
| the amendment Of hr. Davis. which It was pro.
| posed should he acted npousepafatclT~ Many OF
The members Of the Iioust. however, preferred
ioeing the bill to surrcnderhs TIE e'9uss IN ques
| all tic other general appropriation bills were
, 1865-03-06
>Qbifogo Gribnne.
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1866.


=
Thc did note of victory which has SO of1ea
nec1ed through the Shenandoah, sounds once
more and in no uncertain manner. Sheridan
Las met his ancient enemy, whom he has
81 <4whirled" up the Valley SO many times, and
1his time he has whlrlcd his last whtrl. The
news is ns unexpected us 1t Is glorious.
Where loyal men least expected 1t, The bolt
las lallcn and made sud havoc. All CARS
were turned to Sherman, sweeping through
the Caro1inas like an, avalanche, and
to Grant, wnrIly watching the restless foe in
The acf.nscs around the rebel capital, ex-
pcctins thence to catch the glad tidings Of
victory. But In ne mean time that wild
lighting Phil. Sheridan was sweeping up the
valley Of the Shenandoah, to keep an eye
pnon Lees demonstrations and by occula
lion Of the important points Of stannton
and Lyncbburg not nlone 10 cut off
supplies, but to check his threat
encd movement in that direction.
Dnrfnc that march, It seems that the rash
Fairly, not content with the former recep-
43ots he had met from Sheridan, had the
+cu,crity to oppose m obstacle to his pro-
,rcss. and The result IL that both he and his
forcc were whipped aud captured. Char
1o,te. the capital Of Albcrnatle county, on
1nc Rivanna river and Central Rail-
road. cighty-one miles northwest of
Richmond. and celebrated az the
site of the Universlty Of Virginia, found
I'd under the auspices, Of Thomas Jeffer'
son. was also captured, probably as the re
suit OF the engagement with EARLY. Tht
Inst aayices represent Sheridan at stauntou
His movements are beginning to ASSUME {
most important character, and must exercis'
, most yttal influence upon the campaign
arornd Richmond. With each fresh mov.
upon the board Lee hears the ominou
Eound of .'check.", The *smate'' is impena
ing that wins the game.
The latest adviccs from sbezmsn's gram
march slow that he Is at Fayetteville, n. C.
to which point Porter's fleet has pushed ii
way up the Cape Fear River.
The Presidents inaugural is an e1ceedlngl
4 bricf.tcrse, Saxon document; strong in 1t
naturalness and impressive indte simplicity
airrc,ncss and force. Like III his late
1ancrs It exhibits a marked improvement
.,,o, t,ose Of an earlier date, in style an
.rrnro ,ritbout losing that originality not t
eay regularity Of thought and expressio
which marks every ching that comes from h
hand. Mr. Lapcoln possesses sasAe rs pale'
his own md as admirable in Its way as th.
n4. r-o,,1-,,n ~ rar,v,a and III
OF bcnaPatte, tihtu VI eNt.4e' ~o1 ~
address to his fellow countrymen, Wink
..... +ba u,,o,a f,rornd If onr contest wit
covers ~1e "n"te E4o--4@ ~ ~ ~
out the use OF single surplus "oro-"n
ou4 q xrnrd'o bnast for the rsst or of pretcp
oat Hu - .,.. f,,t.,ra ia = f.vo-,h,a =
, 1865-03-06
FROM MILWAUKEE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
MILWAUKEE, Sunday, March s.
Last night the jewe>ry establishment Of A. B.
vanCott was entered by burglars, and about
t26,co0 worth Of gold watches, rin2a, bracelets,
&c. stolen. The outside door aud two large iron
safes were opened BY fa1se keys, or the locks were
picked, no damage being done 10 either. Nearly
all the valuable jewelsy waa taken, and The cheap
goods left. No clue as get to the perpetrators.
, 1865-03-06
Netn advertisements.
PIT. BlRNUM ON NUMBUG,

Exposure OF the Davenport Bfotherss
Spiritual HCmbuGB and their Victims
shown. up. manaheld, Cofch heeter, FoA-
ter, Ferris, Dexter, Davis, Britain,
Colorado Jewett, Hatch, Hum, ,Conk-
lin. Gordon, Mrs. Chamberlain, r1izscs
I5o5t, Jordan, Jenny Lind, &C., Ac.
Rope-Tying Spirits, Table.Tsppln.,
splr:t-Bnpptng, Blood-Red Wrttln.
on the Aim, Flying In tho Dark Scans
ces, spiritual mnssc, Baalot.fests,
Reading Sealed Letters Solid Iron
Rings.
Tho publishers Of The
, 1865-03-06
BRITISH PROVINCES.
Il Threatened Ca4uck-Rebel Ro2d TO
IIuru OBsVeEu md 1kochesters

OswEGo, Saturday, Feb. 4.-Nayor Grant has
received dispatch from Gov.@cnton, stating that
the War Department Of Washington have received
information from Halifax, that the trebels
in the provinces are contemplating raid
on Oswt 20 and Rochester. 4 pnblie meeting is
to be held IN this city this p. m. to take such ac-
tiou In the matter as may be necessary.
, 1865-03-06

Tie Ceremonies of Inauguration Day
-:Fnll and Detailed Description Of
the Alatr--ScencK and HumoFs OF
11ae Day.
, 1865-03-06
llth WARD.

DM Fl OR no DRAFT. +. has now become neccs-
sa1y the ctILeps t., cccioe VT eI:ce sh2 exeron3
to Gyc11 TIE DRAFT bs continued Let cser7 au6
be Erci ent at AuECta uau Cd MONDAY nj HI.
uhsmf31 It net
, 1865-03-06
E&m abn&rtt8emgnt8,
NEW SKIRT

For 1865.
4 new an1 great Invention In Hcop skfta.
THR DUPLEX ELLIPTIC ZOE DoubLE, 6fKEk
SPRING.
VESTS. BRADLEY X 6.ARv.
l-ate !. q 10. WEsro
81 Chamber Street. New vo-k
Are the owners Of the patent, nd oxcluaiv, m.,,.
tAtsuI+r9 ot this.
JW DRADLETS PATEE TED DUPLEX H1uw
6TEKL SPRING SKIRTS, AS@
This invention conststs Of Duplex Tor tvo> xtfns,e
2iee. Strtn1t. tnxenlousiy bEaided u1hu1 md Truly
tbgether, euee 70 edze, making the tou-het 1,osf
cla.ti-, drxIhe sid dura5e s-Ftur eye7 used, enx-
bling 1ns IN eonseaurnco II it, gre1t etsnl
= ant T. x1heness e Racc and fold the ekitt .hea
elk cF musin d1ess II entizel7 obviatss and sene0
ance TO the well the pablo, especially N
crowded assemblies, carriages, rnitro-d Carr church
peus, IN my crowded p!sce. Il ,m ths tnaculty a
contracting tat N to occupying sn2-f SPACE. This
entirely removes the difficulty. while giving aklrf
tho usual rutl s1u sJRnef1cA tr. and Il tho lt2ht
est, naoat lab AID xcetul sppc4rsnee foF -
street, opera promenade Or hn1st d-~,s Il !aNT
having enjoyed Tho pleasure. comfort and great con.
yenlence tt wearing the Dnplex XfpIc Spz,n[ ssfrt
for Itn4le day. wtl never afterwaF1 Hi.1nx!y d3-
pen.e with the use Of them They ara the be: quail
+ In e. cry p"!t AID oy ar th l:ghtest, most Gu11-
biz. cemIor.aole and economical skirt n ada AeF-
chants VIII b. supplied ~ above. aad b. ChtcaCo job
oers and iadt. IN most rss retaf sorsa tn III
CITY ano hEonahont tue different States.
nj - ~ EfIfpTte euDrrc or-rpro
, 1865-03-06
FROM slHEMNIAN,s ARMY.
His Forces and Porferss Fleet at Fay
ettevtlle, N. @.

NEW ToRK, March 5.-The Ntralds Washing
ton special eays: "Autheutic information, not
from Richmond, has been received that shesman's
advance has reached Fayetteville, n. G. The dis
patch also eays that porter's gun boats had reach
cd that point~''
FROM T&tE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
In7nlenae influx Of Deserterx-TIow
Mule Teams Come 1n-Shot for At.
tempting to Desert.
, 1865-03-06
NRm advertisements,

WASHINGTON SKATING
Warrington f8rk, ere reqdesed ~ present them ind
take away their piop.rty The seast having closed
the Association pEcer hofa 1sctf Fesp2r tbe for
property lief, in either coat or sk.t. from
rnh5mG13 st net u. e, STREET, Secratar7.
, 1865-03-06
POSTSCRIPT.
FROM NEW YORK.

Our Midni. .ht DiEpatch-Intereatin
News Sum Wmary-1mp0rtnnt from the
EouIll-~PlRns of tile Rebels In the
Southwest.
, 1865-03-06

The Htro1d's Washington special says: sap
prebensiont are expressed in some quarters that
there Is deep deslgn in the great Influx Of de-
It b suru,ieed large numbers Of these deserters
arr transferred to the heart Of the loyal portion Of
the country to organize q raid on IN extensiEe
era1p -
, 1865-03-06

ATana,ry, in this city, h4v1nS all tha Eoeern ia.
prov. M nts po.. ehsnR hieh st1on l,r ma
thilc int rtt viii b. sod, ot tie present owners
retaining third Ful ta!t!cul1r4 given 2 tddrcss'
inf, with Tt6t nh1nt, Boz HIS. n.aluas:5t n.
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ON E OF
HunneweII's Great Remedies.

UUNNEWELL'S GREAT TOLU ANO-
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my family, and should be without lt.o
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Dealers. JOHN l. HUNNEWELL Prop'r. .
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Feb'y Is, dw3m.
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MELODEANS.
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND NOW In USE


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Within the past two years, instruments construct
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have been manufactured in this country and to
counteract this difficulty (want of SWELL lever
has been projected from the centre of the instru
ment, to act upon the swell, and operated by the
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Our Autmatic device obviates this difficulty en-
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
STAFFORD & TRACY, PrOpriet0rs.
Corner Jefferson and Illinois streets.
Rock Island.

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
i Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot. 1t is the largest Hotel the
city, and Its Proprietors will spare no pains to
please those who favor them with a call.
The largest and best Hall IN the city, suitable
for rst class Concerts Dances, Theatrical Perform
anca, &C., &C., Is connected with this house.
@ Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
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good Barber's Shop, and first class Saloor
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
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bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bostis price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits. f5 81
,f7g eau TON. JG&
These Pills should not be taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST ~HREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they are sure to bring Miscarriage, but at
ony other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
PAINS in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight
exerron, paipitation of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites these Pills will effect when ali other
means have failed; and although powerful rem
edy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or
nything hurtful to The combination.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandt ST., New York.
N. B--Sl 20 and . postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will Insure bottle con-
tanning SO Pal return mail. oct. 27dw v.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-18
TO CONSUMPTlyES.

'DHE advertiser having been restored to
1 health in a few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with a
lung affection, and that dread disease, con-
symptoms anxious to make known to his ellow
sufferers the means OF cure. .Fr.
To all who desire il, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free of charge) with 'he direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, Inch they
will find cure for Consumption, asthma,
Bronchitis, sc. The only object OF the advertiser
n sending the prescription benefit the affilct-
ed, and spread Info nation which he c ,nceIves to
be invaluable and he hopes every suffererer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. -.t -..s.
PARTIES wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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