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NOTICE.

To Bridget Tanning; Ellen Fsnnins. Chsres-E. Fam
-nibe. George Willis Fsnring .Nino~s; and W siter
o Conner.
Theve IL new Gle the cfHce Of the Clerk or the
District Court OF Lee county Iowa. 1t eoknk, the pc.
ihion OF Geore-T Higgins claiming Of the defendauis
decree partitioning certain real saAte In Lee coun
~, Iowa, to-wit In the addition of William H. Will
ans and Reeves & Perry The city of Keok uk called
kstes' Addition the map OF Otley b Stripe Lot
Twelve ana the east half Of Lot eleven 10 Block
III, In The the city Of Keoknk; IN Block hundred
and eight 1887 me front sixty ieoI feet or Lots
ave ans sn l6, also forty teet By one hundred of
Lots nfe loi aud six t6j commencing twenty feet
tie sley; also twenty feet front OF Let seven IN by
one hundred feet deep also twenty feet Of Lot seven
next 70 the Alley and running ten feet Lot eight;
also Lot TWO TT in Block one hundred and nty 1901;
Also the undivided ~ othrds az The rnnt half Of Lots
eleven ndtwelve T1lkf2I In Block forty tvo I42l
also Lots nine Iol and eas-hn eflo eight ISL IN Block
one hundred ard nine lloe1 said petition sleres that
Waiter o. Conner hiss mortgage 10 party OF
said property, and that the other Defendants one
half Of 1t suhjeO 10 said interest," f 4sFs
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or De-
fore noon q the second day the February term 64
Of said Coultv scemmencng On tbs; hrsf onday "
FEBRUARY, Judgment or partition will De rendered
By defsslt.e RANKIN McGRARf, $50
nov26-n4w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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NOTICE.

LEeas. IN Turner, assignee of PAtflek Il Cr0nss I;
Rainfall. Simon Dietrich. X Wood ard & Co.
fou hereby noii7ed e al there Is On nie in
The of'ce of the Clerk Of the District cenrt OF Lee
Coaaty, Io~s, ., keoke1 tie petition of samuel 2.
Miller. Ahner Reeves sIe c. H. Perry. executors Of
tho will Of L. r. Reeves deceased claiming of the
said p. Urnsion the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars
as money doe on three proHissory Botes; aud also
claiming against all ofyou the foreclosure Of rnort
rsxe Upon Let two 2l Block I'VE 1877 IN TIE addition
Of W m. II Williams and Reeves and P-rry, 10 the city
OF Keokuk Lee County, Ic less the W est half Of
said iot shsch has been reiease4
Uniess ycn arpesr thereto ard defend before noon
o. the second day OF the February ls54, Of said
District Cunrt Judgment snt decree will rendered
against ycu thereon, by dsfs5it
RANKIN & McCRARY
uoy2S-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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oec3-d4w
I EGAL NOTICE.

To John Maurer:
You hereby notified that th-Yeis now p4nSfne
the once Of the Clerk or the Distric Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, at Keckuk. petition of Asrrareth
surer, eisirtng nfvon . decree for divorce on ac-
count Of habtus dru likeness and In human treatment
such as 70 endanser the lie of petitioner
And that urless you sppeas sDd plead or
demur to the aae before of the second day
Of the the Feorrsry 1884 Of s1id District Court
commencing the first MonAay Of Februarr next
defsr will be entered gains you and decree render
ed according 10 the prayer Il said petition.
AILLkk * JAEGER,
Attorneys br Petitioner.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL

By virtue Of authority vested in By the order Of
the County Court OF Lee County, Iowa I sin on the
I'd day Of Decernbsr 1884, at O'Clock, r. M, Of said
day. ct the door OF the Court House in Keckuk Iowa
oGer for sale, 10 the highest bidder the following
property Of the estate Peter Sltngerand deceased
VIZ The west half Of Lot leu in Block 1877, and the
west ba OF Lot four in Block l6S In the City OF
knk, Lee County, Iowa
am authorized TO give . credit cf not exceeding
twelve months to the purchaser.
nos2o-d:d GEO. W. McCRARY, Executor.
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NOTICE.

Orscn Eaton, rfrsHs the unkpown heirs Of CORNELL.
rs Dycke claim au;s of Lot 10 il Block 1e0 In the
city of Ksekuk, Lee County, Ioss.
The above nsmed unknown heirs Of Cornelius
Dyehe afe hereby po6sd thai there is new on DIE in
Oounty Iowa al Ksokuk, petitsSn Of Olson Eaton
repres emf ing that the said r. Dycke did on
the 18th day Sept mbey, 1885 convey BY warranty
deed to one Matilda Roos LOT TO- Ia BLOCK $50 in the
City Of keokuk. Lee COUNTY, IowA that sid deed
was acknowledged, but that, m stske WAS made by
the Nosasy Wis drsvths of lsdgment
by which the sans appeared orecordto beinsufcicnt
8s petition Inst psiatiE hiss interest In raid
lot and prays fur deeyee correcting said mistake,
and qaiSting the title 10 the said lo4.
Uhlsss yog appear thereto and defend before noon
ofths sscosA day of re February term A. D. 1874,
the said Court, decree will be rendered agalnss ron
-, RANKIN McClARY
.AsUaA-e1w NEfa AseSssys ~ 1hnfag.
szIa IA I'LL al gla 10 a4@t q 3s@ 3.
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NOTICE OF CoRoNER's SALE.

To n. G. Hedkes and Margaret Hedges ard others:
You ate hereby notified that By virtue OF a Special
Execution directed, issued By the Clerk 81 the
Dasiriet Csnrt OF Lee Iows al keskuk bezrjnx
date eve mbeT the 4sh A. d. 1853 In favnr OF James
A. Lee. ana against n G. Hedges, aud al a decree
against hsrgsret Hedges spd others hsve levied up
and advertised for sale, and viii cell Al the dsors
of the Cievks oce ofthe District Cour. q Lee Coun
~, ieus, IT Keokus, on the .sfh day OF pecer Der
A ID. 1863 between the hours Of o'clock A. M and
O'clock p. NJ, 1me ncing at O'clock p. N. Of said
cay, the foiosipg described properly, to-sit: Lot
three 10 10 Block one hundred aud eight fIG-l i'm toe
City OF keekut, Lee County. Iowa
Given uldsr my hand this aist day OF November
A. II. 1888 TH0s. MARTIN
nos2i-dd Coroner OF Lee County. bows.
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NOTICE.,

t. vinisu , Mnrphv and O n Perry:
You are her eby notified that there on file in
TIE o6lss - the ClRk ~ the Disnim Court Of Lee
isr, Abasr Reeves AsdC. Il. Perry exesuters Of the
viii Oft. X. Rseves deceased, claiming Of you The
said WiiiiAo d. hsrphy the san 81 Three Hundred
on - money de- on two pronfssory sesss ana claim.
ing against both Of You he foreclosura o. Aogaee
apos Lst es, IN Block ove IL Reeves, Perry and Wn
Inns addition 70 The City Of Ksokuk.
Uniess You sppenr theretc end defend before noon
ofthe second day ofthc February term, 1854 OF said
Csur Judgment And decree viii be rendered against
You thereon, by default.
RANKIN McCKARY,
decio-dfw Attorneys for Piaintif.
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IOWA ITEMS.

The citizens of Lick Greek town
ship, in Davis county, made a very hand
some contribution on thanksgiving day to
the Soldiers Aid Society. One INSTALL
ment paid over, amounted to S37.40.-
[Des Moines Register.
The West Union Pioneer decides,
on consultation with the Dictionary, that
to cheat il to deceive for the purpose Of
gain. What name would the Pioneer
give to that series of actions whereby it
was sought to humbug the people Of this
State into the support Of war candidate
on peace platform? "Cheat" is . mild
word to use as a designation for such
baid-faced deception.-[ Des Moines Reg
lister.
The Keosauqua Republican has ad-
vanced the price of its subscription in
consequence Of the great rise 10 psper.--
Other papers will be obliged to follow
suit
The Abba Union says that a first
class Touring mill is much needed at that
place. d. 8. Cone has been
appointed recruiting officer for Monroe
county.
Union county is determined to fur
Dish its quota of troops without being
forced to draft. We infer that this is
the fact from several recruiting items in
the Alton Western Home.
IT any county in Iowa can show .
better record Of patriotic endeavor than
Clinton county We shall be pleased to
learn and note the fact. Take the follow
ing from the De Witt Signal as one illus
trstion Of the way in which olr neighbors
labor for the common cause /:
The boys in our Office, all of whom
abound in generous sympathy and good
deeds, stopped the machine" for one
day, shouldered axes, marched to the
timber and faithfully cut and hauled
wood for the soldiers wives. Thus our
issue this week has been delayed. But it
is better to do without the Signal one
day, than a soldiers family to suffer for
the want of wood. We will delay it one
more day next week if the boys will re.
peat the dose.
MARSHALL CouNTY.-A dwelling house
at Marshalltown, valued at $4,000, the
property Of Mr.. H. Arson. was DESTROYED
by fire week before last. The Times SAYS
that Mr.. Arson is the pioneer settler Of
Marshslltown, having pee-empted the
land on which the tom Is located, ana
laid out the site in 1853.
Marshall countyis Destitute Of a Jail
sufficiently secure. 70 he13 5sisoners. A
man named Scott Iesn ned in
the sum of 500 and snoc& r. liouor
selling, was taken by l6Ss SoSriF to the
Linn county Jail at Marion, from which
he was soon after discharged BY Judge
lsbell, on hearing, on writ of habeas
CORPUS; the sheriff having left the mit,i-
mus at Marshalltown. The Times won
ders that the sharp officer of the law did
not "take the mittimus to Jail and leave
the prisoner at home III Davenport
Gazette.
The body Of the late Col, Abbott, of
the 5othz1nEa, was inferred at Muscatine
on Thu last, without military parade
or hono~ the ceremonies being purely
religious and conducted at the Pre.byte.
rian church in accordance with the wish
es of the afflicted widow. The various
pastors of the. city TOOK part in the cere-
monies, which we're, the Journal states.
of simple but deeplyimpressivs char
acter.
ass48 xsefF
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day Of De-
csmber. A. II 1863, | vas sppointed Administrsto or
Of the estate OF VIM N. g. Toryeres, dece ased. All
those indebted TO said estate are here by ed to
make immediate payment to me. and those having
claims against said estate present thsm
70 law J.. w. JOHNSTON Adm fy,ist rator
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STATE or IowA,t
- LEE CorFTr.
Inahe pariet Court OF said C suniy, 10 Keekuk
X. p. Love, PLs,stfs
C.. Grinnau,
D. n. Grinnxn,
David A. Day,
NJ. Day. Defesdzsss
Notice h hsr~ey given 10 the nefendants herein
r. he crs - ~ cyl ssile9 L % &c
daily verified in behalf Ct the above named Plaintiff
sgsinsi 700. ana ciaiun OF The said c. and ID. n
Grinaan the redemption q Lets AID 6, Block Ill.
10 the city Of keekrk In sad ceuniy from cerssin
Deed OF Trust and sale Hereunder AID against all the
defsn dznts The foreclosure Of mortgage executed by
sal D. A. and N. J. Day, fer the Of $3.50 with
ten per ceni interest from May J. is5a The said de-
f-rdante GrinEan further set4Sed that the said
Couu has sppeinted Receiver 70 take charge Of said
property AID TIE rents and psofi- thereof.
nd uasess Yen APPEAR nd @sk defense thereto ee
fore con OF the second day OF the OF said
Court. 10 esnrar~es the er.t Aondsy February,
1864 Judgment i'll be rendered against you, pray
for Ia said pet tlon.
ROBERT II, GILMORE
not2e-daE Sol. for Pssinuf.
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NOTICE.

STATE or ioWA.l
- Lac Coesrr.
In the Dsssriet Court of ssid oanty, In Ksokuk.
Preemrn Knsviss, PLstHtiF,
Hs~sus
John Rabin
Henry Corxith. Defesfssfs
Setsee is hereby given 10 the Deteneants herein
above samed thai petition in civil action is On fe
In the Clerks ONCE Of tie District Court Aforesaid In
b~Adf Of the ADORE ned PiaintiG against you and
claim ne to re-seem from yoa under junior rage
certain premises In the sonh West quarter Of Section
"a Tow nship IS. Rage 5, vest In said County and
state. and ter ernE you Court % The vafoe
sad referyton; said petition praying farther tat the
title OF petitioner IN said Premises nrssnst yoa
qAietsd and estaa li.hed, and for geaessl relief.
And unless yua appear and make d@feps- thereto
before Doom CT The second DAY Of the term o,
said Conrt, TO the arss opday ofF1efa-
cry 1884 adgreBi will be entered axsinsi yor, As
prz. &c fsr In said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
noFzs-fAv ATTY for Pisinnd.
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d4fw b.uDo sataeHAas eA an1Ha ss.i-sfa H
.4aasa q tsa.4s cd
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REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.
ITO EXCHANGE.

iao Acres Of land on String Prairie, Van Buren,
Tow nshp 10 this County for improved city property
in the has about 50 under cultfvs
ton, with Log and Frame House and ether Improve
ments.
Enquire of H.. b. 1kN-EHCk, -
keokuk, Noy. ., 1850. Real Eaate Agent.
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PROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, January ..
Our whole loss at Murfreesboro' in kill
ed. wounded and missing was not over
1000. The rebel loss was from l2,OOO 70
$1,000.
Our army is pursuing the enemy. Our
rear guard was yesterday eight miles be-
yond Murfreesboro' 1t is reported that
they captured the rebel wagon train IL
miles beyond Murfreesboro-
The rebel General Rains was buried to-
day. No demonstration was allowed.
The bodies Of General Hanson and
Captain Todd, Of the 9th KY, and Captain
Ferguson, of the Louisville Legion, were
brought in to-day. 4,
Considerable quantities Of eontraband
goods are captured by our pickets. The
weather is cold. The river is at a stand.
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vrOngsd, and had done nothing to be Psni-
tent for.
IN conclusion. I must say that there are
connected with the depot in eleTslandi some
fue gentlemen, and there are others who are
not quite SO hne.
And concerning the Plain Dealer, 1 think
ii must have been hard up for news, on OF
about Tuesday last. I also think 1t proper
t. advise said sheet not to say too much
about uniformed sc0ln,drels, forfear said seoun-
drels should, ere long, make loud call on
said Office.
LOQkEk-Ohs
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RKsFERD1T's DIsPAEOHEsl
THE MURFREESBORO' BATTLEI.
Our Loss at MUFfFeesbOrO' Not
over 7,O0O--Rebel Loss Be-
tween 1900 & 10 600! e-
Rebel Report From Vicksburg !
Bragg Acknowledges a Defeat at
MurfreesbOrO'!
General Butler to Return to the
Mississippi J.
RUMORED CABINET GHANGEI
THE MURFREESBORO' BATTLE
Rebel Report From Vioksburg !
BBDGABINBF OHANGEI
SPECIALS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Z.
To.day's Richmond papers contain OH
eial dispatches from Bragg, in which he
acknowledges that he found our forces too
strong for him, and was compelled to fall
back to Tsllahoma. Press dispatches to
Richmond papers, say that he lost very
heavily.
The bill for letters Of marque and reprl-
ssl AGAINST the rebels, referred to-day, will
probably pass after being amended SO as to
include foreign enemies as well as domestic
Richmond papers received to-day by zen;
Dix at Fortress Monroe, admit the defeat OF
Bragg at Murfreesboro and lament that the
Yankees would now obtain possession OF
East Tennessee, from which an army oil
200, 900 could not drive us.
a partial report from Admiral Porter OF
early operations above Vin[si''-es ',e7
TeesYvef aT the navy Department. 1t gives
detailed statement Of the wounded Com
Gwiu. He refused TO go into the pilot house,
SAYING the quarter deck was the captain
place.
military circles tonight is that General
Butler will soon be sent back to the Mis-
sissippi river with an enlarged command
and extended authority.
The Republican states that Count MeJon
who was accused by General Butler Of hay-
ing acted banker to JEFF. Davis, has been
dismissed by NJ. Mercier, French Minister
4 after examination Of the record Of Melon
acts without any other action on the pari
! of our Government except the presentation
Of the case.
M. Fancounel has been recognized By
our Government as Consul at New Or
\ leans.
The Times special says that it is posi-
lively asserted that an important chang
will be made in the War Department b.
/ the goth inst. Some believe that Stanton
himself contemplates retirement other
that Assistant Secretary Watson is going
while still others insist that both Chic
and subordinate will vacste together. Il
case of q change in the head Of the Dc
partment, the public sentiment among tn
Internationally loyal citizens demand
the appointment Of General Butler to tn
position.
The Committee on Ways and Means bel
a laborious session to-day Of nearly 81
hours, adjourning at 8 o'clock P N.
meet again at 10 tomorrow.
tits likely thatthe amount Of legal tendt
notes agreed on may be increased to SOU
600 600 and the same amount Of currenc
. bonds may be authorized, having thr'
years to run, bearing interest at o ,45 p'
cent.
Receipts from duties under excise al
international revenue law,up to to-day, hi
p bean S847 OIL l6I0.
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. z.
The Richmond papers Of Monday have
the following dispatches
VIcKsBURG, Jan. 2.
To Hon. Jas. a. seddon, Secretary Of
War The enemy finding all his efforts
unavailing to make any inrOad upon our
position here, has re-embarked, leaving a
considerable quantity of entrenehing
tools, and other property. He apparently
has relins suished his designs upon Vicks-
J. C. PEMBERTON,
Lieutenant General Commanding.
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rRn,r WASHINGTON.

WAsdIhGIOhI . al' Q
A dispatch to the Herald states that It IS
asserted that Hooker is soon TO command
the Army Of the Potomac, Burnside haV-
ine again asked to be relieved.
Burnside recently arrested q Brigadier
General for useing disrespectful Language
towards the Government After retrae-
ton and reprimand he was released.
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FP00I MEXICO,

NEW YORK, Jan.8
News has been received from the City OF
Mexico to December 9Th
Juarez and cabinet had just returned
from Puebla, where he went to reward the
defenders of the country. he distributed
5000 medals and decorations to the othcers
and men who defended that city against the
French.
The Mexican army is in two divisions
Comonfort commands that for the defense
Of the City of Mexico, and Dcblado the Ar
nv of the South, to operate against the
guerriI1a. Meiia, -...s
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Tha Despatoh Cooking stOVe

sIavs kent on hand he is now ready to sell a. the
lowest prices for CASH OR APPROVED OhEDiI'
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PRoFEssoR OF ELECr10PAfHT AND mEDICTHEB
Omos-I9 ssneca-St., 3 f0W doors from Superior up
stairs
Once hourBfrom 70 z and from 70 O'Clock daily
(Sundays excepted.l
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WINTER CLOTHING,

WINTER CLU HLNWs
for Men and Boys wear, that has been seen in
Cleveland and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
I buy and sen for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hail.
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrsl ed Sewing
Machines, StoTr's AutOmRton Pressman, and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
~ Corner Superior and Union-Sts.
I-nnL -nr-tLn ~ be CaI A NrE
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-TRIEsEMARl I, and 3, areProtected % BOY
Al Letter. Patent OF England, and secured Dy the
Seals OF tie Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris anu tbs
Imperiai College Of Medicine, Vienna
No One is invaluable for Exhaustion, SpernaSor
rhOea and all physical disabilities -,
No Two completely eradicates an uaStes ~ ~ @ tnOs
diseases that have heretofore been treated ~ the nau
cons and pernicious use OF cOpayih and euDeps..
No Three has entirely supplanted the N uEloes ~
relief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out tne
venom Of diseases. 49, = A..
TRITsEMAR Nos. /, and 3, are preparations "a the
nm Of Lozeures devoid Of taste and SMELL ana can
r. carried in the wastcoat pocket. Sold IN TN case
and divided into separate doses, as adinlatereo u
Velpsu Lalemand, Rou1, Ricold, &C; Price = eaehi
or cases for s9, which saves 81 and IN - &c. &C.,
ale and retail Of Dr. BARROW, No. ls4 Bleeeker-st'
New York. -.,... n, ,l.,-,,,
Iii foTard the TresemAr 10 any part Of the World
seoureiy packed and addressed according TO the IN
~ oId b. e. ". CLARK. Agent for Cleveland.
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I an, Sir, yours very truly,
s. THALBERQ.
Trnnalatinn-lFronl the French.l !

Tr,nslation-(Froun the French.)
Att AZ having playedon the Pianos Of Messrs. knaoe
A a. "a Il i56ssble not to bear testimony to their
quail ties, which have acquired or them the
repu alton which they ENJOY 1e fi9eSS da y Ss
" II .markable for their Qualities OF TONE Ihe bsss
Is 3werful, without sld me
~ ,,sts nv entire ATTRACTION and to declare that
cared in Europe this country By the most celeDra-
ted makers. [signedl L. N. GOTTsOHALA.
To MesErs. VIZ KNABE Co.,, Baltimore;-I can
not but congratulate you upon me lnehse -
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
worry baat in the country, n. sfkAAOSOH-
Mr. evo. A BARLOW These noble Instruments
~ and grand the middle register,
rich and sympathstc; while the hign notes are Drll
iiq4t ssaF hna q gars e. 51sI iS sa tho sotiOn
Is smooth and marveousy easy and the pedal effects
N word, Knabe's Pianos worthy Of the great
est Artists and capable Of rendering the finest
compositions known In this realm q Ar;
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, o.
Mr.. @. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir:-It gives me pleasure
10 stat that consider the Knabe Piano equal to any
and superior to most Instruments made in this coun
| try, especially in richness and volume Of tone.
Bsin0 . ussd one of the same for ten or more hours
Of each day, for two years. eel confident in recon-
nepding them to ali who are uDacQuainted with their
/ ''great qualities" am, respectfully You're,
II q. O. P. LERNED,
4 Teacher OF Music, Cleveland Female Seminary
1 GA. BARLOW, Dear sir:-It gives me much pleas
ure to be able 70 say, that consider kna6ee Planes
ne finest both in volume and EWestness which nave
fver played upon, either N America or Europe.
The pedals operate with better effect than IN any
other instruments; and in fact, knabea motto may
truiV be SFToslsior" Mrs. o. S. DOUGLAS,
Teacher OF Music, Cleveland.
| Prof H. J. HoTHRAGLE, Teacher Of Music In the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes - After examining
I q large number Of Wm. knabe Cos Piano Eortesj
1 unhesitatingly pronounce them superior 70 any
have Their tone is grand and noble they haIs
great capacity for sustaining the sOund and theiE
volume Of tone or power have never heard e1celled
They combine with fine tOuck, depths sweetness Of
i tone, purity and durability"
srThaf the Knabe Piano is superior 10 all other
made in this country, for briRncy, sweetness and
volume Of tone, needs only 70 be heard % conynee
! the fact. Estate Journal, Columbus Ohio.
4 auRlb:RH
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FROm THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY Potomac, /
January z.

January q.
News from rebel side relative to the fight
at Murfreesboro, is to the effect that the re-
bells had taken 4, 900 prisoners and 26 guns.
JEFF Davis returned to Richmond and de-
livered bitterly violent speech against the
Federal Government and its officers, de-
nouncing us guilty Of the most enormous
crimes.
. Although the rebel force in our front at
Port Royal has Withdrawn entirely from
view, it is not believed that any has been
sent to reinforce Bragg. No movement OF
Importance has taken place for several
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FROnI PHILApELPHIA.

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General Butler arrived here this even
ing, en- route for Boston. During the
evening he addressed atlength q party of
about $50 gentlemen who had assembled
at the Continental Hotel to pay their re-
speet to him.