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-' -, ''u-' s. 81 THAIiBERG. HiAliIliBERG


IT
After having played on the Pianos Of Messrs Knabe
Co. It is impossible not to bear testimony to their
qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
Manufacture, ON which have played are exceeding
u remarkable for their qualities Of TONE. The Bass
is powerful, without harshuess and the upper notes
sweet, clear snd harm0niously mellow (chrystlianl
and do not hesitate TO express In regard to these In
struments my entire atisiacon, and 20 declare that
they equal q not superior 10 the best manufac-
tured in Europe this country By the most oelebra
ted makers. .Signedl L. II. GOTTsCHALK.
To Messrs. wH. KNABE q Co., Baltimore II can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best in the country. NJ. bIRAkOSCH.
Mr.. GO. A. BARLOW :-These noble Instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression
The bass is sonorous and grand: the middle resfar
rich and sympathetic; while the high notes are brill
liant, clear and pure as silver bells
The scale is even without single haw the action
Is smooth and marvBlouslY easy and the pedal effects
the 1nest Of which the Pianoforte is susceptible.
In wOrd Knabe's Pianos are worthy Of the great
est Artists, and capable Of rendering the finest
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr.. G. A BARLow. Dear SIR 1T gives ne pleasure
20 state that consider the Knabe Piano equal 10 any
and superior 10 most instruments made in this cOun
try, especially Ia richness and volume Of tone.
Having used one Of the same for ten or more hours
Of each day, for two years feel confident in recon-
mending them tOa who are unacqualnted with their
great aua''e' am ectpe6S.iPPiiE q 6. EEARSFp. EARRSS5Fsp
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland Female Seminary.
G. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir;-It gives me much pleas
urs 70 be able 10 say that consider knabes Pianos
he huest, both in volume and sweetness, which have
tver played upon, either IN America or Europe.
The pedals operate with better effect than in any
other Instruments; and in fact, Knabe's motto may
truly be, Excelsior" Mrs. o. 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
Prof H. J. NOTuSAGLE, Teacher Of Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum writes :'' After examining
a large number Of VIM. Knabe & Cos Piano Fortes,
unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any I
have seen Their toEe is grand and noble; they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and their
volume Of tone power have never heard eNcelled
They combine with fine touch, depth, sweotnes s. Of
tone, purity and durability
''Ihat the knabs Piano Is -upcu n 70 all others
made il this country, for brlianCy, swestueEs and
volume OF tone needs only % be heard 70 convince 10
the tact. - State Journal, Columbus Ohio.
augIh-RZ
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DR.. Renner,s Balm OfGilead Ointment,

FOR THE MILLION-not magnetic ointment 20
crack the mortar joints Of your constitution by its
wonderfully devised ecectric organism but plan,
cOmmOusensed Ointment that the People want for
their Sores their Boils, their Burns their Cuts, their
open FelOns, their Fever Sores, their Carbuncles,
their Thousand and One trivial ailments that
QUICKLY CURED by a first rate Ointmant, saving
much time and suffering, and oitentime 70 much
tent E-Ihe above Medicines are for sale by Drug
gists generally throughout the country. Address
Z. s. W. RICHARDSON, Genl Agent,
anR7:R2T Box as. Cleveland. Ohio
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Among the many certificates of the excellence and
merits Of these Pianos, would refer to the follow
ing
Mr.. W. KSABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir Il have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you SQUARE
Pianos, and ind thom equal If not superior to any
il. this country Among their great qualities which
distinguish them is the evenness Of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
you all the success yOu so highly deserve,
an, Sir, yours very truly,
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HOTELS.

ERENCH'S HOTEL-ON THE
IL European Plan, City Of New York.
Single Rooms so Gents Per Day,
CITY HALL SQUARE, COZ. FRANKFORT-ST.,
Opposite City Halll
Meals as they may Do ordered In the Spacious Re.
iectory. THERE'S Barber's shop and Bath Rooms
attached 20 the Hotel.
HS-Bewaro Of RUNNERS and HACkMEN who say
we arc full. B. FRENCH,
deol;RH Proprietor.
DIRCH HOUSE-124 WATER-Sr,.
i j Cleveland, Ohio. This House Is now open fer
the reception Of Guests and the Travelling PublicEs
orally. II is convenient to the DepOs, in the centre
Of business and easy Of access every way.
p5-Strangers viii ind II quiet House at the verT
oW price Of ONE DOLLAR per day.
Il. BIRCH CO.,
aprl9:kZI Proprietors.
MANHATTAN HOTEL.-Nos. 8
lEl 5, and Alurray-St., second door from Broad
way, opposite the Park, New York. Huggins & Fling
PrOpriators
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ALsO-ON HAND,
AslodsoHs, Snail AEstrumsnts, Strings, &c
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P 7 A n O s.

From the celebrated manufsctOry Of WI. KNABE
CO., Baltimore These Planes have the fuIl iron
Frame Overstrung bass and all the latest rnprOve-
meuts and for volume and eyenness OF tone oasy and
agreeable action, durability, and nish superior
g Ail other lliauutacturu- All intending to get
Piano, should not fail TO these instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
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Motto applyto
prescriptions
Of college Of
pharmacy OF
nhyddanA
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To Messrs. WM. KNABE 90, Baltimore Il can
not but congratulate You upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best in the country. NJ. 6IRAkOSCH.
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Penalty fOl
preparing
drugs. &c.,fOl
consumption
or sale with
out stamp.
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Penalty for
rem owing
camps from
ardcesnamed
uSchedIeG
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Penalty.

Express com.
panies not tC
receive pack.
ages without
stamp
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Felegraphcom
psnies not Il
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Penalty.
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Manufacturer
70 make
monthlystste-
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els removed
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PIANOS.
RNABE'S PIANOS.

GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. 8 Euclid-St., Cleveland, Chic,
Keeps constantly On hand Iargs assortInentof Of
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Every Piano Warranted for Five Years,
on PIANOS AND NELODEONS TAKEN IN EEcHANGE

And the privilege of exchange given at any time with
in six months.
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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-16
Charity and wizardy.

We have had decorated artists Of every de-
scription as visitors in the New World-ar-
fists who have had their talents commemorated
In every possible manner; but when we find
an artist visiting us whose medals and crosses
are Principally concentrations of his own
untiring mnnifcence, We are compelled to look
upon such decorations as mere bauhles Such
an artist is our last imported one-Herman,
the necromancer-whose reputation has in all
possibility lost nothing by the charity which
has earned for him such honorable tokens He
possesses. nine ef these crosses or medals, given
him in different cities which he has visited, of
which we will specify the principal. At Ma
drid he received the Cross of Commander Of
the Ordor of Philanthropy and Public Beney-
olence, truly Observation-Disclosures especially
when conferred on one not a Spaniard by
birth. At Brussels, the Golden MecaIof the
First Glass which was conferred upon him by
the Royal Philanthropic Society of the King
dom of Belgium. srf Sset.
At Lisbon, he also received the medal of the
first class of Philanthropy, to be worn by him
as commander of the Order. At Coimbra,
also in Portugal, he received diploma as
member of the Scientific Institute, accom-
panied by magnificent gold medal, purchased
jointly for presentation to him by six thousand
Students in commemoration of his charity.
From Barcelona, in Spain, he bears an even
more honorable token. This is the medal of
Saint Vincent de Paul, which was offered to
him by the working people of that city. From
Pernambuco, in South America, he bore away
with him yaluablegold medal offered to him
by the hospitals OF the city. In 0porto, be
has been honored with 3 crown OF gold BY the
various nsaisons de shGritee; and in Monte
Video, he received Masonic medal in gold,
accompanied with diploma specially written
for him, and signed by the principal person.
ages in that capital. But we have no space to
commemorate all the tokens of his 5enevo-
ience he has received in his various travels,
which well nigh circled the globe.
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Gen. -. M. nritchell.

We learn with much regret that charges of
q very serious character are made against Gen.
Mitchell by officers of the division in Northern
Alabama, which he commanded until within
few days. Some of these are so positively
affirmed by those not likely to be mistaken or
to misrepresent, thst it is difficult to discredit
them, as we would be glad to do. 1t is alleged
that lie has suffered a portion Of his command
to be guilty of conduct toward the people
among whom they were posted utterly uawar-
ranted, and that his personal conduct has been
cratic and unsoldier-like Col. Turchin, one
of his brigade commanders, was at last
accounts being tried by court martial at Hunts
vile. ETe are informed that upon the arrival
of Gen. Buell. at Huntsville he expressed his
disapprobatien of Gen. Mitchelps proceedings
in such strong terms that the latter resigned.
Upon notification of his resignation reaching
Washington, he was summoned to that place.
The charges against Gen. Mitchell are not
merely floating about as vague rumors. They
are formally made, and the testimony has been
reduced to writing and forwarded to Washing
ton. Officers who have served with Gen.
Mitchell express in the strongest terms their
want of confidence in him as a military COM
mander and their opinion that in the admin
istration of the civil affairs in his department
he has been most unfortunate Cincinnati
Commercial, July 10. aa9 as - n@tlsaa
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Artillery.

The Artillery Of The Imperial Guard COM
prises battery of foot artillery, regi ment
of batteries horse artillery, l regiment of
batteries mounted artillery, company of pom
TONERS, and l squadron of companies of the
train.
The artillery Of the Line is divided as fol-
lows: 8 regiments of foot artillery, of 16 bat
teries each !; a regiments of horse artillery, of
batteries each; 10 regiments of mounted ar
tillery, of 10 batteries each !; l regiment of l2
companies pontoniers; squadrons of COM
panies each of the train; II companies of
workmen, two companies Of lshorers and four
companies Of veterans.
The total artillery force is % regiments, 227
batteries, I squadrons, So companies along
with 20 platoons out of rank. The number
of guns Is 1852. In time of war the number
of companies of the train are doubled, being
then four of Imperial Guard and go of the
Line. The number of men in time of war is:
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The military schools

Comprise 476 officers and non-commissioned
officers, having charge of ITO pupils, making
total of 21s6 persons.
The InvaIids
/ Consist Of the following numbers of persons
Command and administration, LOG, and 1864
invaliGs, making total of 1870.
Government OF the Army.
For the general regulation of the army
there are a number of committees and COM
missions, each presided over by Marshal OF
General of division, to each of which Ii
assigned special duty. Thus there are si1
consultiye committees viz: Staff gendamerie
infantry, cavalry, artillery, and Notifications
There are also the permanent committee o
administration, the council of health of the
armies, the veterinary commission, the com
mission of honors anu rewards, and the com
| mission for defense of coasts.
At the head of all this is the Minister o
/ War, who is responsible to the Emperor alone
and whose orders it is his duty to have pro
mulgated and enforced. ssea9 a
The eighty-six departments of France form
an equal number Of military districts, eacl
placed under General of Brigade, Maior
GENERALLY These are grouped into twenty-five
| divisions, each under a General of Division
i Lieut. General.) These are again collecte;
mo six corps d arnaee, each under the com
mand of a Marshal of France. a seventl
corps dayrsee comprises Algeria, similarly di
vided and sub-diyided. Each commandment G
district, Division, or corps dGrsnee, has b
staff and administrative machinery.
Annual Cost OF the French Army.
According to the Budget of the years 1861
2, the amount voted for the department of th
Minister of War was SIS, ole, 644 for the yea
This sum, however, was voted when the en-
pire was in a state of profound peace; no
much money may be required to place
French army in Mexico and how many ent
mics the Emperor Napoleon may gain by sue
an outrage, time only viii tell.
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The cavalry of the Imperial Guard is
divided into one squadron of Cent Gardes, who
are the body-guard of the Emperor, two regi-
ments of cuirassiers, and one regiment each of
dragons, lancers chasseurs and guides, each
regiment being composed of six squadrons
The cavalry of the line comprises; regi-
meats of earbiniers, 10 regiments of cuirassiers,
IL regiments of dragons, 8 regiments of Ian
GERS, IL regiments of chasseurs, regiments of
hussars, regiments of chasseurs of Africa, and
3 regiments of spahis also, 10 companies of
rernounts. Each regiment is divided into six
squadrons.
The total cavalry force is "a regiments, 3s5
squadrons and 10 companies. There are also
GA platoons out Of rank. The number of men
when upon war footing is as under:
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Rendezvous for Rebel Prisoners-Gen.
Burnsfde's Forces in James River
StOnewaIi jackson South Of the River,

Z NEW YORK, July 1.-THE rebel prisoners
shipped aboard the Baltic, are to be taken to
Pea Patch Island, Delaware river, where some
hundreds were sent to some days ago.
1t is stated that Gen. Burnside has all his
command IN the James river, except the 18th,
23d, 2ath, 18th and 9th Massachusetts regi-
ments, left at Newbern.
Adyices from the army of the Potomac,
state that the rebels are eneampsd all the way
from Malvern Hill to Richmond, and being
largely reinforced.
Stonewall Jackson is on the south side of
the James river.
Senator Harlanss wife is going TO Harrisons'
Landing, to take charge of our sick and
wounded soldiers. s5afrssr Il
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BARcARoLLE.

The harvest moon is Streaming
Over land and lake,
The nedding flowers are dreaming
In the brier and brake
Her silver mantle coTars
~ fruit and forest trees
And, round the bower Of lovers,
Royes the balmy breeze.
The queen Of love is shining
In her belt OF light
Then why art thou reclining
With the drowsy night p
Rise, like this subject waters,
Yield to her control,
And, fairest of esrth's daughters,
Hear my barcarolle. -
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Th.- Tronhlss In utah.

PACIFIC SPRINGS. UTAH, July 7, Is62.-The
Indians have taken all the stage stock from
three or four stations east of the Rock RIDGE.
thirty-two head in ALI, killed two enigrants'
and took their stock. They also took RAD
horses from Caiifornians at Go Springs.
A war with the Cheyennes, Snakes. and
two or three bands of Sioux appear inevitable.
There are only 500 troops on the whole line.
which are not enough for its protection.
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The gen ddrnse7-ic of the Imperial Guard
consists of one regiment of two battalions of
eight companies each, Of foot, and one
squadron of horse.
The gen darnaerie of tie Line comprises 81
legions, or SO companies, for the departments,
and four companies for the Colonies; one
company of Veterans, and the Paris Guard,
which comprises one legion Of two battalions,
or 16 companies of foot and four squardrons
of horse.
The total force of gen darpas is, therefore,
regiment, % legions, bLttalions, 5 squadrons,
and 133 companies, with 1920 horses. The
number of men is as under:
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THE CONFERENCE ON CoNFIscATIoN.-The
committee of conference on the disagreeing
of the two Houses on confscation, consists, on
the part of the House, of Messrs Elliott, Will
son and Corning. 81,
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& TIE NEW YeRK JUBGsHR UNDER THE
SLAvETRADE TREATY.-The Hon. Truman
Smith, whose selection we already noted, was
nominated as the Judge for New York under
the bill carrying into effect the slave-trade
treaty with Great Britain.
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The Milltray Force OF France.
The Actual Orgmntzattom OF the Army
Its strengfh and EffeetIxemess.

The latest intelligence from Europe renders
1t quite certain that the French Emperor will
at once pour into Mexico considerable mill
tary force. In this view we lay before our
readers an account Of the strength of the
French army, as We find it in the last budget
Corps LegisLatif.
According to this document we learn that
the entire force authorized to be raised both on
war and peace footing is as follows
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General sian OF the Army.

The staff consists of the following active
force, viz: IL Marshals 80 Generals of Divis-
ion, and $50 Generals Of Brigade; also the
corps inperaty, which comprises $50 officers,
and the staff of military districts, which con-
sists of 357 officers and 365 commissioned
officers. There are on the reserved list ~
Generals of Division and la Generals of
Brigade. The total adding up as follows
Marshall 1911 Corps ImpsrsIn ;;:-oSo
Generals of Brgade..s52 tricts 22
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MATTHEW'S & HEMsHALL
MEMPHIS STEAM DYE WORKS.

NJ the school Of the great and celebrated Chemical
~ Dyers and Scoure-s Cook Matthews, Of ST. Louis
has been induced open establishment carving
the above business in ali its branches. Every de-
scripfion Of geatlemens COATS VESTS aud PANTS ar
Dyed censed and restored to their original perfection
enr y removing every spot Of grease paint wax and
tar together with ell other bleshes and impurities TO
which table, and the spots NOT
to reappeer Call and examine samples Of Coat dressing
Especial attention paid to redying Ladies' DRESSES and
SHAWLS ETC. In case Of failure to render satisfaction
ana 5sai' ie2s.ly
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Engineers.

The Engineers comprise one division of two
companies of Imperial Guards, and three reg
iments of the line, each regiment consisting of
two batteries or 90 companies. There are
also two companies of workmen. The total
engineer force, therefore, is three regiments,
one division, six batteries, 70 companies; also,
three companies out Of rank. The number OF
men on war footing is: #
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The gen 6aswss are the police of France
Though they are entirely drawn from the ac-
tive army, they are only charged with the DO
lice duty Of the empire.
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A DISPATCH from st. Louis, dated the Sd,
says the chief quartermaster at that point had
recently received orders to prepare transport
tatiol for two divisions of Halleck's army to
tF-f East, but that they were countermanded.
Alter the result of the battle before Richmond,
the report is that the order had been renewed
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FoREraN-BoRN residents will be interested
in an act which has just been passed BIZ Con-
gress bestowing full citizenship after one
years residence, on condition Of honorable
service in the army.
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In Utah, the Indians are growing still more
Troublesome, stealing cattle, killing emigrants,
and breaking mp the Overland Telegraph and
Mail establishment. A war with some OF
these tribes appears TO be probable There
of wilderness. 80. -.