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THE PERFECT MELODEOll,
WITHOUT An EQUAL.

W NV 4 hAN IN 0<ths
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u 70 us some new evidence Of the great favor
and growing popularity Of this beautiful iustru-
meut, and abundant testimonials arc constantly
reaching us proving copcluslyely that 10 other
Reed instrument contains 50 many eIcellencies
AZ the PERFECT !fELODE0N VIM BASE DAM
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The Harmonic Attachment is the most valuable
Of modern Improvements by il tho power Of the
Instrument Is doubled without increasing its size
or the number Of Reeds
Cur neu!q iareatei HARMONIC ORGAN
for Churches, Concert and Lecture Rooms, GAS
greater capacity and potcsr than any other in
strument made in the country, eoEsidering the
price.
II is Jar more simple and less liable 10 gsi oai
Of order than other Reed Organs.
II contains only AMI as may Reeds rs other
Instrument q the s2mc power, and consequently
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Another tnt.ee new feature In the Meloleon en-
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We have arrangements with some Of the best
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! PIANOS Of tie very best quality. Which will
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Also. PIAsos and MELopEoss 10 rent
All Instruments warranted and sent 10 any
part Of the country at our risk.
ESTEY a. GREEN.
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Gen. Brang sad Ecaars ari SER -
Jackson. frnn.. ronsrartns la~ibes laas.
aad 81 tie ucsrors Is lh- eaeHtv are
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eaf4 The people 81 Norfolk ars said 70
Sc u a state 81 mingled rejoicing arid fear.
Lieut. W n. Jsasrs i oow incommnnd
8 the MoniiCr
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Ia Sunderland. March 9Th. by Rev Mr. Nee.
Mr. JoEL wYzAx. Of Arlington, to Miss MAnT A.
ALLIES, of Sunderland.
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Washington. March Is.
Gen, Fremont Is expected % arrive
here 81 day Already, a n.w German
reeimeui S par,ially raised 10 New YORK L
{. said 10 accompany him o East Teanes-
see and Georgia.
s.. Louis, Msrch iS.
Martial law asg proclaimed IN Memphis
last nondry, for tie purpose Of elirckins
iusuborliutii9a and compcliinsihc citizens
no turn oui AVID Gshi. No deicnsi prep
araiions were being made between there
ard New Orleans.
Forts Randolph and Pillow are strong
poitions, but less formidable .ian Coum-
bus The rebesconiess thu, ihe rrtncrion
o these places sill give us all tic points
on the Mississippi. Their gpnb,ets are
all at Island 40. 10, and carry riard u
and 32.poubders. The feet Is ualrr
command Of Capt. Rollins
Tie RspaJlieaa Las adyic.c from Al.
buqurquc, New Mexico, u Friday. 23d,
which state TINT the Texans have made
various significant movements IN the 81
entity Of Fort Craig.
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Monday.

ST. Louis, March II.
The following is copy Of an official dis
patch sent to the Secretary Of War:
After several days Of skirmisl.ing, and a
number Of attempts by the gunboals Of the
enemy to d,slodge Gen. Pope's battery, at
Point Pleasant, the enemy has evacuated
bis fort aud entertainments, at New Mad-
rid, leaving all his artillery, field pieces,
tents. horses, mules, ilc.. aud an immense
quantity Of military stores. Oar forces
occupy New Madrid No rebel Gag ia
now flying in Missouri.
Washington, March II.
President Lincoln on Thursday approx
ed The. additional article Of war, which
goes into immediate operation, viz: "All
oflieers or personsin the military or ma
val service Of the United States are pro-
hibited from employing any of the forces
under their respective commands, for the
purpose of returning fugitive from service
or labor who may have escaped from any
person to whom such service or labor is
claimed to be due and any officer who
shall be found guilty by court-martial o.
violating this article OF war shall be dis.
missed from the service"
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EKecnlive Mansion.
Washington, Mar. :, Is62.

y AfHilFNF"FFt sFEsFs Q t'3-f
Iressdsafs Gsaeyai Order, No. Or
der Isl. Tia, Major General Command
ing the army Of the Potomac, proceed
forward forthwith to organize That part Of
said army destined 70 enser upon aciiye
operations, including the reserve, bur ex-
GLIDING tie troops 10 he leil in The fortiH-
cations aboa; Washington, into foas army
corps, 30 be commanded coring 10 se-
monty Of rank A. follows F,rsl cops
20 consist Of ioar divisions, and 10 Be- CON.
ssaraea ty Msj9r-Gsnersl !. Mcdowell.
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Manchester, Oct. 2Sth, 1851
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second corps IL rao seq "a thre, .lsfi.iaas
sai d g. commanded ~ lrEader.t Cen.
efal r. y Sawner Thira refps 10 roa-
49, q lhfrs ia sseat. ard "a - command.
- s. Ts a.rf-s1eucrai : u. licinisls.
MAN. fs9uh eagps 10 consist q ihrce
d.vatnt an8 q ~ r8mmaniel By Brig
aairr General r. T. keyes.
- Thai H. drs,oss eaw ouraaadca
Is ~ eer. s'sgve assigned q IL coa'
aaaA n eoffs shal b smtfaeed = end
raGn rar u tlirir respective corps
&C. afsss s iarlle t.slea g Wah.
iaeiaa uili bs plaeei 10 commanded Bog.
aaef Grntfal @smes 5. Wsd.poFsh. pho
slall slsa b. Military Governor q ne
Daslf.e, d Colamb.a.
$50 Thh ibis order be saerutel sill
tacb proupiuess sad dispatch y na g
dslay the commencement 81 the oprra.
lions s'rfaiy dirteied to be undertaken
by tie aFmY d The Potomac
5th A hlh army corps, 20 be com
minded by Maj Gen. \. r.. Banks, VII
lie formed from his owo and Gen Shields
tlsie Gen isnder's) division.
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Washington, March ~.
The following order. by the President
were pabli~hed by authority in the hatsl-
hg,neer this morning. Their importance
rad bearing afo manifest
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! remain, mostaespeetfully, VS.
a.s WV. II. WHARFoS. OhanIain
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"ROught his last battle; -.sL
No sound shall awake him TO glory again.'
Delayed oerrssplondenee.
CAMp SRcoND BRIaADE,
Mr. JAoKsoN "a. .June Is. ~

MI, JACKSON YA.fJppe Is, 1852. !
Editors InteIligenetr: $50.
Fremonps chase after iStonewall jackson
has been one of the hardest and most Sc
we're of any in the campaigns of Western
Virginia during the rebellion. Ipropose to
give you a brief statement of the march
from franklin to. the battle of Gross Keys
on Sunday, june 9Th. dO On, Monday, May
GOTH, this brigade commenced marching
and darriYedin Petersburg the following day,
when We came up with the main body OF
the army. The march from Petersburg to
within, about six miles of Strasburg was
without Incident Of any kind. Sunday,
June lst, about 10 o'clock AN. the dis
tHnt booming of cannon was heard on our
right, and being Ignorant of the position
of Strasburg let to- many conjectures, as to
the cause thereofiwhich we afterwards as
certaiued to be apart ot Mcdowell's army
engaging JacksOu's rear guard. - r'fE
8 j must here state that have seen some
corresponding for a Cincinnati paper, writ
ing that Milroy's Brigade had been re-
repulsed by Jacksonat Strasburg on Mou-
day, suchiissnotithe case, his brigade WAS
not engagedtsin any Of the skirmishes be-
tween the latter place and Cross Keys, the
lighting being done principally by our c,sy=
airy which captured Two guns and a large
number of prisonerst mostly straggleTs.-
Some oftbe prisoners appeared to be glad
of their capture-Whilsta Others were dis
posed to play the defiant sand ready to die
in the last ditch.Y Isuppose the number
of prisOnerswill reach 200. We coutinued
the pursuit of the tsskeddadlipg rebels,
until Sunday June 9Th, when occurred the
battle of Cross Keys. Having the day pre-
Vious been ordered 70 carry dispatches from
Gen. .Eremont %. Gen. Shields, I did not
returnginl time to participate iniSundays
engagement, which commenced at, IL
O'Clock in the mOrnings and ended about
in the evening Tho loss softhe enemy, was
very heavy, as our shells and imusketry
thinped their ranks fearfulIy at every. dis
charge. Weexpected the attack TO bere-i
newed in the morning, but jackson took
advantage of the dArkpeSs and fatigue of
our men and etreated during the Night
Milroy's brigade occupied the center and
was shotlyt eugaged al day. 1 have not
been able. to ascertain the loss in the bri-
gade. The Odd Virginia had two men
killed aud seven wounded, somei severely
The men killed Mere from companies b
and x. M =, ff "a ~
Early Monday morning cannonading
commenced on our extteme LEFT, which we
knew to be Gen. Shields. Our column was
again set in motion, aud the march sfesh-
med for the scene OF c0nfiiet, the mentex-4
hibiting alaeritY and enthusiasm. Wear
rived at Port Republict 70 find that Jackson
had crossed with his whole army, incIhd-
ing baggage trains and artillery, having
Port Rep1blie and firing the hridge Ehish
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the aponYmohs sIandeIrre,.rl iike "a = D alinota

/ us .us anonymous slanqerer ike ttR E,t' shoots
his poisoned arrows from an. ambush.
aessrs, Editors, have probably attach
ed TOO much importance to this cores
pondent. Were not a comparative stranger
IN Virginia, should not deenit necessary
to notice him at all. In combustion / win
say to "R, En- ifhe will call on me, I will
give him credentials in regard TO my char
acter and standing, and although asT have
said ain not q duellist nor bully, vet If
IL is possible for him to convince me that
he is above the level of q vulgar black.
guard, might be induced TO give him q
courage.
Is a man to be stigmatized as a coward
by anonymous newspaper writer's, because
he would not remain among the enemies of
Ills Government, when. the surroundings
were such that he was not able to strike
a blow, neither for himself nor his coun-
try2 Is IL cowardice to avoid a prison Z
Is it cowardice to flee from conscriptions
During my recent visit to Tennessee. |
leathed the day aGter / left, an order came
from Richmond TO Nashyiileto have me ar
rested. Had remained I would have been
lincarceFated in some Southern prison du-
rlug the war, and my helpless family de-
pendent on my exertions for support thrown
upon the, tender nsreiss of the merciless
rebels. Bptfor this I must be stigmatized
as. coward, and that by,a mar, too COW
ardly to give his name to the public.
es ,sa.s Il, s, HonTHcoTT,
sl..-es Blr.I Editor Rqtionat Telegraph
June 2Slb, 1862. sf as5f .,ri ., ..i.s {.
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.g.5.-es Esit9r National Telegraph.
June 2stb, 1901. la5 .asI dt 80 ~,
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DIALOGUE RETwEEE ANDY JOHNSON ASD THE
REV. W. H. WHARTON, Tory.

"Belieying, We rejoice
To Sc the curse rem0Ved.s H' -'t
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How sharper than serpsut's tooth tits
To have thankless child"

L
Now this ar. Z" makes assertions which
are directly untrue.a He has never heard
the editor Of sthe IelsgtdpH say that -hcAleft
Tennessee toisave ibis life Il have never
said or written anything of the kind. In
the prospectus issued before commenced
the publication of the Telegraph, a stated
that left Tennessee for the purpose of en-
joying my Union sentiments uutrammelled.
&c. L have never told any person that
left Tennessee TO save my life, aud this
correspondent knows it, if be has been COR
rectly informed, aud it, he bds! made 9the
assertion without information be is 5ex-
tremely culpable. In leaving Tennessee l
did it to avoid being forced into giving said
and comfort 10 the rebelliou., l left IN
daylight aud brought my family with NE.
As to the charge of cOWardice which he
brings against me, il is scarcely worth
noting. am not a duelist, neither am
| bully, but 1 have never shirked danger.
from fear, left in order to get to some
place in which Il could freely enjoy my
Union sentiments. ,Iu Tennessee had
labored for the Union as long as there was
ray Of hope left kept nothing con-
cealed, but was out-spoken for the Union
| as long asII remained, which was one month
after.the STATE of Tennessee had. seceded.
This did not look like cowardtce. Pfoba-
bly,. "R E. would have thought It more
brave to have succnmbed to the rebellion
and to have embraced treason. AS brave
men as any in the world fed from the
Southern Gonfederacy. - 49,
Words with some folks are very cheap
commodity, and they use them to convey
the truth when ii s1fts their convenience,
but ifthey can subserve their own aims by
using them for a different purpose they do
not hesitate to do it. Men of "R. E'sii
charnetsrs also regard a fair charaeter.a as q
very light affair. It is au article that they
are not encountered with, themselves and
hence do not know the value of il, hut
think it is Legitimate game for them 10
FIRE sqnibs at whomever it suits their fancy.
Never possessing, they cannot be expected
to appreciate the value 1t it Such men
are moral pirates depredatipg upon what
they are nnacquainted NTH, robhing for
the sake of practice in doing the work of
the devil not because they are enriching
themselves. They, are as criminal as the
assassin who waylays his fellow man aud
murders him. The highway irobber Is
better than such mem beeanse he boldly
attacks hisIyietims, riskfng his life, While
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and many of them. Young men placed in
confinement for. minor offencss- migbt ~
judiciously selected assobjects of Executive
clemency, who would endeayor 10 atone foy
the istisdssdS Of tie pdsfsb,i fsfsi Of 6rtely,,
and AeTois1i on de battle fsid.I b5l 70 g =
@.0OMMRNDlNGiW WITH RARNESFNESS
THE ABOVE SUGGESTION TO9 T5 Z
AUTHORITIES, l-7 sssis sslll's'
'4e remain, rnostUsespeetfully. =s :
.t=i7ifees WV. II. WHARToSi Gbs,Is;5l :.
IL that svonr rs,,,,,,ssir ,.l,H,
Do vol call mar tbe iSnsna sS ~ !. .t.;,i.:
of Heageii. TO advise Ire fSrnin 49, 4
felons from the cells where ipst;rs = ~ y
placed them, that they NAV ioin In the VOL.
of killing LOYAL men and iestrny,ino, tbs 6sst
government in the world Il donit bslisSs
the Almighty approves of such teaching as
that. -'1S - i0 77z . =
Chap.AWelI. the first tintv is 10 defend
our State aud I thought 1t was right TO re-
pei the North when She invaded u.s. Seif-
defence fs the oniv figbtfng i 4 ih,n5FF5Sye III
Gov.-Did not Tennessee invade Ken
tueky Did not South 'Chf6lf5a iBTatie
the t,fopeety of the 'TT1ite5 -;istes .,,f;i ~
ON our fellow citizens9 Yo1 bava learned
your facts very Incorrectly. II
Chap fLookin1 isyri5L,, nsrol.re5 I
don't wish TO argue the case 1ifb Ivor, 'fsov-
etnor. By mission is 70 preaeh christ
am no politician and subnit IN yvbotavar
government may get the power. y -,li'l
GoV.-But YOU could urge The RELEASE of
felons to aid in murderfur IovaI man bo
you pretend that your gospel is confined 10
the Limits of VfTF SnnfharD- fyorcatIa-1 - .
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At the Capitol Of ohiotiiey use the
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At the Capitol Of Maryland they use the
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Hify eepts Is the retail priee for quart OF the .
CHEMtcAL WRITING FLUID.
Thirty cents fs the Tetafi price for pints Of the
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Twenty cents Is the rstal prtse for half tuts ot the
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Ten cents i the retail price for quarter pints Of the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
Wholesale dealers afe entitled 70 discount on the i
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BlaIssirs Wh6 want tnind6HbISInIz should use ths
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MERCHANTS who want their books to look well ErSt
uss The .cHEsncAL " WHITING FLUD.
AHeovefhment oaieials s6o6ld a3e the = s'2si'
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An county and city ofieia!s should uue thet, t,.
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUD.
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CELEBRATED OHEAIIOALsWRTING FLUID.
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