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In the Senate no,hinv was done.
IN the House a resolution was sdnp,ed
direc'iag the Secretary ofthe Treasury to
report the amount Of gold sold since the
first Of May. the rates, and the AGENTS
employed therefor.
Mr. Williams submitted a preamble
and resolutions requesting information
from the President whether any EMPLOYEES
OF the Government in the Southern States
hsve offered public honors to dead or
living Confederates.
Nicholson objected 10 the resolution,
and it was laid over.
Thsd. Stevens introduced a bill lie
claring that the States lately in rebellion
have forfeited their rights under the Con.
s,itution, and can be reinststed in tie
same only through the action Of Congress
which provides that they may form valid
governments. the present ones being con
tinued until :hey shall be duly altered
and their executives and legislatures 70
organized. Constitutions are ts be formed
and submitted TO the people. msiority
~ whom ia ne esssrv for their ratification.
All mae parsons above twenty one wears
of sgs TO bs allowed 10 vote. No cou,
s'i'u'ion is to be presented for congressiou
al sanction which denies civil r,gb's 10
anv person. The bill was committed to
the Committee Of the Whole on the State
Of the Union.
Stevens also offer. i resolution doub .
ling the pension of Fe leral soldiers Of the
civil war.
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by the Senate as United States District
Attorney for South Carolina.
II is reported the United States Senate
Committee will make the expor, tax on
cotton threo cents instead Of five.
Fifty incompetent clerks were dismissed
on the 10Th ult.. from the United State.
Treasury Department. A general wedding
out is soon to take place.
Ii is stated that the Senatorial Caucus
has failed to agree on the Constitutional
Amendment, as reported from the com
mittee. II is considered practically
dead.
The Senate will reduce the proposed
Cotton Tax from five to three cents per
pound. A strong commercial pressure TO
accomplish this purpose has been brought
to bear upon the Senate.
Mrs. Davis arrived in this city to-day.
The Object Of her visit to endsavor to
get her husbands prison chauged.-
Surgeon Cooper reports that Mr.. Davis
will die if he is KEEP, a, Fortress Monroe.
! Among tho recent appropriations by
| Congress is an item Of three hundred
thousand dollars for the expenses of Mr..
/ LiucoIn's funeral, and one Of one hundred
! thousand dollars Tor ;hc purchase Of Eord's
! theatre.
! Ii is stated that the counsel for Mr..
! DAVIS will demand his immediate trial.
or # the government asks a posrponement,
: they will demand his release on BAH
, lie is ready to give bail 20 lhe anornt
Of 10 100000.
The War Department has detailed All
officer to visit the States OF North C.roll.
na, South Carolina and Georgia, 10 in.
vestlgate certain reports relative 10 specu,
lation in old iron belonging to the Gov.
srnmen,, and 10 make arrangements for
disposlns Of the same.
BY direction Of the President, the D.
partments OF Norlh and South Carolina,
Georgia and Alsbanaa have been drscon-
tinued. North and South Carolina will
hereafter form one Department, and he in
command Of Major General Daniel y.
Sickles, with Headquarters a, Colum
bia.
The rancor OF tho M.sican legation
here towards Santa Anna leads them to
circulate the charge against him that he
is here in the interest Of Maximiian.-
But Santa Anua's friends in Congress.
~ho understand the object of his vis,
here, ars working quietly and effectively
in his interest.
A rumor is current in tbs c;tv that
, General Howard is considering the pro
Priety ofresgning his position rs head of
, the Freedmens Bureau. lie Is probably
dissatisfied with the acts Of his subordi,
mates, and feels 2ower!ess to correct the
abuses Of the institution. As conscien.
tious man and officer. he is qrile likely
to throw up such a thankless position.
At the serenHde to- the President most
Of his Cabinet were present and SPOKE
1 A III
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TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

Subscribers finding (X) cross mark on the
margin OF their paper may know that their
time is about to expire
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The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune pretends to have ascer.
tanned tina, Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court, Messrs. Chase, Miller, S~ayns and
Davis agree viii Congress. and Messrs.
Nelson Grie', Clifford and Field agree
with the President as to tho position OF
the Southern States. and matters connect
ed with reconstruction generally. The
correspondent finds in this equal division
OF opinion ths reason why the Senate is
reluctant to confirm as Judge Mr.. STAINS
bury OF Ohio. who agrees with The Pr.si
dent, and would give him the support OF
the majority Of the Supreme Court.
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II is reported that the republican eau
Gus failed TO agree. las, evening on the
constitutional amendment. As reported
from the committee it is considered prac.
tically dead.
The Honse Of Representatives has pass
ell bill excluding from West Point,
those who served in tho Confed crate
army.
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In the House yesterday, the TAX h,l
being undsy discussion. Mr.. Stevens oG-red
an amendment proposing to take from
the Secretary Of the Treasury the appoint
ment Of a Special Commissioner Of the
Revenue, AMI let that officer be elected
by Congress. He remarked that the
amendmeut was otf+red because the Sec,
retary had said he would app,in, n" man
20 office who did not support the Presi'
dents policy. That it WAS time to bulG
a wall to protect those who supported the
United States, and that the Secretary
was the recreant tool Of a recreant Presi
dent.
Hale (Repubics") reproved Stevens
and sho~ed ths, Congress had no such
power OF appointment.
Delans (Repu1 1Iicsn) defended the Gee
rotary, whom he said WIS not a slave,
and was not to be prevented from express
ins his sentiments. He asked il the Sec
rsiary could not dare TO have An opinion
Of his own, and whether Congress VAS to
square its opinions At the dicta,on of an
Individual. It WAS ust such acts NJ those
Of Mr.. Stevens that w.re creating n very
bad sentiment throughout the country.
Stevens thus disconiied, Withdrew his
amendmsn,. but gave notice that he would
renew il on Monday.
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vice aud disease will tend to exterminat on
or great destruction Of the colored race.
II cannot be expected that opinions held
by men at the SOul for Yeas can be changed
in dsy, and therefore the freedmen require
for a few years not only laws to prOtec /
them, but the fostering care OF these who
will give them good counsel and on whom
they can rely. The Fresdmen's Bureau
being separated lIom the military estab
lishment Of the country, requires all the
expense Of a seperate organization. One
does not necessarily know what the other
is doing, or what order they are acting un.
der. II seems to me this could corrected bv
regarding every officer on duty with troops
in The South as SCENTS OF III. FIeedmen's
Bureau, and then drive all rebels from The
head Of the Bureau, sent through the De.
parlment Com nissoners, This would
crea lie responsibility, and would create
uniformity of action throughout the South
would insure orders and instructions from
the headquarters Of the Bureau being car
ried out, and would relieve from duty and
pay large number Of employees Of the
Government.
have honor TO 10 be, very respectfully,
your obedlent servant,
Signed US. GRANT.
Lieutenant General.
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Legal Notice.
State Of Ohio. YiHt0" c'aH'yg-in Probate

STATE Of Ohio. YiH'o" c0aH,y!-in Probate
Court.
Jonn Collins, Executor Petition
of Levi Collins. decd. PtT to sell lands
ss..an col11Sa isa'est Ct al. dert. 'dSBs, debt,
Susann Collins, Mandy Collins, Lelitia
Collins. JsLe D,zer. SAMUEL Dozer. Vir-
gmia HUT, John HUT, Cathorine Cozad.
Washington Cozsd, Sarah Kinney, Midi
sou Kinney aud John Alder jr., minor
oi Vinton County. Ohio; Mary M. Weller,
Eli Weller aud William Collins, of Nor.
gan County, Ohio Catherine Winegarner,
and Levi Winegurner. Of Marion County,
Illinois and the unknown heirs OF Mary
Compiler. wife OF Peter Compiler Of Louden
County, Virginia, will take notice that
John Collius, surviving Executor Of the
last will Of Levi Collins deceased, on the
llth day Of Dec, mber 1865. filed his peti-
ton in The said Probate Court, allegh G
that the personal estate of suid deceased L.
insufficient TO pay his debts, costs Of ad.
min'stering &C.. that he died seized in lee
simple of the following real estate situated
in the said County Of VintOn. to-wit /:
The North east quarter Of the North east
quarter OF section number twenty four IN
f,wnship number niue of range number
nineteen, except sixteen stres out oi the
South west corner oil said lot conveyed tu
Thomas Foley. Also the South eest quar-.
'rr Of the South east quarter Of sectiun
humber nineteen in township number nine
OF range number nineteen. And also the
North west quarter Of the North west quar-.
ter oil section number niueie in township
number nine Of Tsnge rumber eighteen,
containing one hundred and twelve acres.
more or less. The prayer Of which petition
is that said lands may be ordered sold, free
aud clear OF Dover of said Susann Collins
for payments OF deb,s &c.
Said petition viii be for hearing on the
goth day of January 1866 or as soon there.
alter as counsel can be heard
JOHN COLLINS, Ex'r
By Brsilun and Mayo
his attorneys
December IA le65-6w
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Legal Notice.
Stale of Ohio, Vinton COUNTY.

oldlc cj Ohto, 'hIon county.
Jackson Workman rrf' rStltiOI for Par.
VIM II. Trippet. NJ .Derts.j ofCCmmon Pleas.
ANILi.lAM II TRIP. Of the Count, OF
W Shelby, State u, I,linos, David S. Trip,
OF the County of Vinton, State uf Ohio, now
srvng in the U. s. Army. Holden NJ Trip,
o. said Vinton eouily, Stephen NJ. + Trip, Of
Che County Of Jacesun, State OF Ohio Juhu X.
"Trip, of jackson Comfy, Ohio, new serving in
the U. 5. a Imy, U liver +. "Trip, snid Vir-
ton County now serving in tbs U. s. Army,
Leoniius III. Trip. MINOR, Of tho County -
jackson, State VI Ohio. Lcvlna Trip, intel
airied with kOheit T. Jones' Of the Coui tycf
Wells, State OF lndianu, Elizabeth Tiipp, in.
termarried with Alexander Livingston, Of sal
Vinton County Renscca Trip, intermarriel
with Noah Lore, Of said County Of vinton,
Mar, Ann Trip, intermairicd it'll Eli Liv-
:ngston, ol said Conn'y Of Vinton, and L'uisa
NJ Tripp, inermarr,e'i With George W. Lovin,
"f SAID County OF Vintnn, who are children
aud heirs at law OF William II A "Trip,
deceased, aud tenants in common with tho
petitioner, in the premises hereinafter describ-
cd. Nance A Trip, widow y William II. A,
State of Ohio, who is entitled to dover in tho
whole Of said premises, and Mary =. "Trip.
widow ~ Jesse J Trip, deceased, (who was an
heir at law Of William II. A. Tiipp } Of tie
County Of jackson, Stale of Ohio, and /. emit
tied to dover in the part Of said premises
owred by sad Jesse j. TnPp, deceased, aud
his heir at law. and minor children. to-wit:-
lla.vey L. Trip, Rachel A. Tripp, Laura 4.
"Trip. William I. Trip, and Mary A TriyI,
Of ia. kson County, State Of Ohio. who are
tenahts in common with the petitioner in the
said premises. will lake nc tice that petition
was lied az inst them oh the 29 h tay Of Ne
vembe-, 1855, in the Cuuit of Common Pleas,
within and for the said Comfy Of Vinton. State
of Ohio. by jackson Workman, and il now
pending, wherein sasd Jackson Wortmnn ce-
mands pal t ion Of the following Real Estate,
situated in the said County OF Vinton. to-wit:
1.-The NORTHEAST quarter of the Southwest
quarter of Section Number One. in Township
Number Eight, Of Range Number Eighteen,
containing forty scres;" and that, IT the next
Term ofsaii Court. the said jackson Workman
will apply f., an order that partition may ba.
made Of Said premises.
JACKSON WORKMAN,
By Bratton & Mayo. his Att'ys.
November 80, ls65-6w
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. AND
SHOULD BE CHECKED. lF ALLOWED
To CONTINUE,
IRRITATION OF THE LUNGS, A PERMA .
NENr THROAT AFFECTION, Oh AN In
DURABLE LUNG DIsEAsE.
Is OFTEN THE REBUILT.
BYOWN'S BRONCHIAL TR0CHEES
HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE To THE PARTS,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For BRnNCHIris, ASTHMA. UATARAH.
CONsUMPTIvE AND THROAT DI-EAsEs.
rRocHEEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD
SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND Pubic SPEAKERS
will find TRocEEs useful in clearing the
voice when taken before singing or speak.
ing, and relieving the throat after an unu
al exerion Of the vocal organs. The
TRocHErs are recomm, nded and prescribed
by PhysuiaIis, and have had testimonials
from eminent men ,hrougout tine country. -.
Being AL article oftrue merit, and having
proved their efficacy by test OF many
years. each year finds them in new lucali.
ties in various parts of the world, and the
Trocheesare universally pronounced better
than other articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Tro.
chees, and do not take any Of the Worth.
less limitations that may be cffirpd.
Sold ever,w where in the United States.
and in Foreign Countries, st IS cents per
box.
October 26 Is6S-6u
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N0lSELESS MACAINEI

I. requires FIFTY PER CENT. LESS POWER o
drive 1t then any other machine Ia the marke f,
girl eleven years Of age can work 1t steadily,
without fatigue or injury to health.
8 strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY Of
construction, renders 1t almost impossible &c
geS out of order, aud ia s0uARRANTED by the
company to give entire satisfaction
We res pect fully invite all those who may de-
sire to supply themselves Eith superior arti-
Gle to cone and examine this UsRIvALLAD Ma
chine.
Ono half hours instruction Is sufficient, to
enable any person to work this machine TO
thtirentire satisfaction,
RELIGIOUS ami CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS will
be literally dealt with
AGENTS WANTED for all towns in the United
States where Agents are not already established
Also, for CuJa. Mexico, Central and South
America, 10 whom u liberal discount will be
given.
No consignments made at all. Address
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Legal Notice.

odfe J OhaO, V'ntOn County,
Jsmes lloIingsworth and ln Court of COM
Nancy ilo!liugsworth his mon Pleas
Wife. Pnffs. Petition for
Va Partition.
Ira Shiflett ct al. Dts.
Mary Shifflett widow of John Shift
lett deceased, of Vin'on County, Ohio
Ira Shitielt. levi Sh ffctt, Isaac Shift
felt. Elizabeth Shif1ett iuIermnried with Tim
oily Sneil, Of Vi"lOn County. Ohio. and Elmi.
d. Shiffictt intcrmnrried with Ilcu,y s. Sh f.
lett whose place Of residence il unknown 10
your PEI iiioner, all IT wtOm are heirs NJ law
uf John Shltfi1tt deceased, Snd tenants in COM
mon with ypur Jeti i"ners in the following
real estate, hereinafter described; will take
notice, that retiii,n was flied aga nst them
o. the 2ad iHy OF Drcenbrr 1878. IN the said
Court Oi Common Pleas, for sail Vihton cum
ty, by James Hol'ing worth and Nancy Iiol-
lingswor;h his wife, who l. an heir vt law
Of srid John Shifflait deceaseC. and tenun's in
common with above named defendants, de-
mandn< Partition of the follow iny real estate
situated in said county of Ynten und desc ib>.
ed as follows, to wit:
The eaS half of he north east quarter, of
ectlon NV NIB three. in Township number
igntof Rargo ramb.r ei,hteen, conisinlng
eNeni!-d ht nctes. and that al the next term
{ sail Court, suih P"tirinn will BE- for hearing.
JAMES llOLLING iWORTll.
NANCY IlOLLlNGWORTh
Rratton 4 Mayo. a iy's for Pitts.
December l4ih lS65-6w
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Send Is Cents for Certificate

In all transaction, by L'ail,we shall charge fol
forwarding the certificates, pay ing p ,stuge and
doing thu business rs cents each, which must
be enclosed when the certificate is sent for Five
certificates will be sent for 81, eleven for a.
thirty for five dolls. sixty y-f,e for ten dollars
and 100 Tor fifteen dollars.
AGENTS. WewBnt agents in every town and
county IN country. and those acting as such
win bs allowed 10 cents on every certificate or
dered by them. provided their 7, mittanct
amount to one d"l'ar. Agents will collect2 25 CT,
Tor every certificate, and remit Is cts. To Us
either in cash or postage stamps. Agents re.
mitting at oIce thirty dollars will be entitled to
u BEAUTIFUL silver Watch, and also zoo certif-
Gates.
Pleas write your Name, Town, County and
State plainly, and address oil orders to
HAMILTON & CO.,
Agents for Foreign Amer can Mannfac's
Sal-sroom. 70 BOX 5675, NEW YORK.
86 Liberty Street. Eov.2a. -65-3mo-
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THE
MODEL SEWING MACHINE.
From tse New York Her ,ld.l

From the New York Herald
Prominent among the mechanical tri-
um2hs OF this most Ingenious age, com.
mon honesty c0mpels US to notice the En-
pire Sewing Machine, commended ds. just
ly s'ylpd perfection itself. Useful as have
been the various sewing machines, from
time TO time presented 10 the ublic, each
une OF them has been cursed with somr
radical deIect, which dctracts from general
utility. Warned by the experience Of his
predecessors, the inventor OF the Empire
Machine has produced an instrument, CON
bining all The advantages for which o,hrrs
are vaunted and Obvidling every defect
viii, h cun be attributed 10 them by the
most fas'idous critic.
Tie Empiro NlScnine is marvellous com
hina!ion OF simplicity economy and perfect
Workmanship, being durable, free frcma IL
biliry 10 get out oi order nOiseles,, and ea.
sy OF operation. Its mechanical contii
vance is such as 20 secure stability, free
dom from arciden;. and accuracy as TO
workmanship BY the use Of The patented
shuttle ami straight needle il makes a
stitch, which can neither rip GOr ravel-
while, at the same time, il can operate
perfectly upon every species of mttefiol
from leather TO cambric, with threads OF
cotton. linen or silk. fom the finest TO the
cOarsrsi number.
As the Empire Machine is gradually
;upplanting its more antique rivals. no
one in want of more useful ieslrument
of this description, be he or she tailor.
cosShmoker. Gressmaker or seamstess. can
dn otherwise than secure OF thrse econom-
cal and inimitsple machines, suited alike
for family aud manufacturing purpo.es.-
The Office OF the Empire Manufacturing
Co. is at No. 536 Broadway, New York
City, where they are now supplying these
Empire Machines at prices lar below the
real value of tue instruments. New York
Herald.
November 80 l865-ly
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Kinney, Bundy & Co.,
B A N X e IL s,
JACKSON, c. H., OHIO.

SOLIClT the accounts OF business men
- aud indivuals uf Jackson. Vnton and
sdjoining cuunlrs--deal in exchange. un.
current money and roin--make collecti on
in all parts OF the county, and remit pro.
ceeds promptly on the LAY we get returns.
Government Securities. and Revenue
Stamps always on hand and for sac.
rInteresi paid on time deposits.
STOCKHOLDERS:
H L. CHAIRMAN. II S.BuEDY T W.KINNgY,
President. Vice President Cashier
WM.KINNEY. E.B.LuDwIcK. A A. Austin
I'D. CLARK. WN BURKE, P.LoDwIcK.
Jackson. o Nov. Both 1861 6mos.
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Legal Notice.
STATE Of Ohio Knton County.

oidle U ONO FintOn County.
Willis Leach Pl'f J l. cOur. Of
Randolph Fra,ss. DenJ Ss Civil se.ioa %
Administrator Of Ephiaim F-afss decd Of al
, Eliza FrSzee, Randolph Fr.zee, Theodore,
Frpzee, Fremont Frszee, Warren Prszes andl
sherman Frszee, IN the State llinnis Will take
notice hat Will Leach OF the County Of Wins
ton and State ef Ohio, did ON the seventh daJ
Of November A. d. ls65 1le his petition 10
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
said County Of Vinton; against the Aaii Eliza
a. frnzee Randolph FIuzee, Thoad, re Frazee,
Fremont Fruzee, Warren Frszee. Sherman Fra.
zee and Dewitt Q. Fruzee Defendants setting
forth that Ephrsim FluEee. while In life sold 10
tue said pAlhtti, The west half oi the nor h-east
quarter, and the northeast quarter, OF the
south-west quarter. Also the eust half of the
north west quarter, (oxctpt siIip twenty feet
wide extending aeross tho north end, aud one
ionith OF an acre, enclosed IN Gray3 Yard)
of Section number iineteen. (l9 in Township
number ten. no, and Of RAnge number seven
teen (l7,) containing Two hundred and .wCn-
y-four acres more or lssI. That The said o. rec
meut TO sell Is in writing. signed sealed and de-
nvered 70 the said plaintiff By the said
Eph'aim FrHzee, q d dated March 2bth lS65.-
The object and prayer of tho said petition
ar thai the raid contract be SPECIFICALLY
periormeu, by tho said defei dahts
rs the helfS at law and legal 70 representatives. Of
the said Ephraim Fruzee deceassd.
The said letltion, will be heard at the next
Term ofthe Court Of Common Pleas, within
and f.r said County Of fYinion and state of rio
andi' unless the said defts plead or ,swers
by the n dny Of January A. D. 1866 tho
several n. ers Und things set forth therein
will be taken confessed.
WILLIS LEACH,
Dec. 1885 H'S.DuNDY Atty. for
plaintiff.
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MEXICO! MEXICO !
$780, 100000 LOAN
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.

TWENTY YEAR CouPoN RoNDs IN SUM OF.
$50, 500. $500, AND 81 900.
INTEREST SEVEN PER CT Mt. PAYA:
BILE IN The CITY OF NEW YORK.
Principle and Interest paya
bic In GO T. ID.
eI0oC0,0 ,0C0 10 he Sold Mt SIXTY CENTS
on the DOLLAR,
in U. s., Currency, thus yielding an ter.
est al TWELVE PER ciHT ~ GOLD, or SEVEN
TEN PR ctET IN CURRENCY, at the present
rate Of premium on gold
The Most DESlRA8l E INVESTMENT r
ever OFFERED,
IaENsE TRACTS OF MlNIEa AHB AoRI-
CULTURAL LANDS, SIXTY Per Cent of PuHr
Dues laposIs, aud Taxes, in the States Of
TAMYuLlPAs audSAS Luis Pei, 81. ,1ld The
PLIGHTED FAITH OF the said States and thr
GENERAL GOVERNMENT are ALL PLEDGED for
the redemption Of these Bonds aud payment
of interest.
TIE SECURITY Is AMPLE
e3oii U s, trn,r,y will buy 7 per
Guild Bond of $50
EGO in U s. Currency will buy - per Ct
Gold Bond If SlCO
$50 IN U s. Currency will buya 7 per ct.
, Gold Bird Of $500
$500 IN y. urrrncy will buy rer c,,
Go!d Bond of 81 O0o
LET EVERY LnvER IF RrPUBLIcAN TEsrry
TIuNs BUY AT LEAST CNE BOND
Circulars forwarded aud subscription re
ceived BY
JOHN w CORLIES &Co and
in N.TIFFT, Financial Agent the Re-
public Of hrxiro. 81 Broadway MY.
Subscriptions also rereived b. Banks aud
Bankers generally throughout the United
States,
November 18th IS65-6mo
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SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION
COM BlNED.

II has straight needle. perpendicular action
makes the "Lock or Shuttle Stich,' which will
NEITHER RIP nor R,vEL, AMI is alike on both
sides; performs perfsc. sewing on every des rip
tiun OF material, from Leather to the fnest Nan
sook Musline, with cotton, linen or silk thrG ad,
from the cOarsest to the finest number.
Having neither CAN nor Coo WHEEL, and he
least possible friction, II runs - smooth as
glass, andis emphat.cally