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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15


CLOTHS AND CAsSIMEREs,
TO CLOSE OUT.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Gents, Ladies' and ChlIdrens'
UNDERGARMENTs,.
To CLOSE OUT.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY YOF ALL EDs,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN ..
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
- BOMBAZINES,
MERINOE5,
ALPACAS,
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS,
TO CLOSE OUT.
Great Bargains in Fine Laces,
TO CLOSE OUT:
GREAT BARGAINS IN
ladies' 4 ChIIdrens' Summer FlanneIs
TO CLOSE OUT.
AT HOLES A l. E:I
SS-Ws invite the special attention Of Merchants
visiting our City to examination Of our Stock,
tcomprises of the largest and best selected in
Northern Ohio, and must be
Closed Out Within Sixty Days.
FREEMAN & KELLOGG,
mar2I 217 SuperiOr-St.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15

EREs S H A R RIV A L S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15
SNL3VkLAND & PITTSBURGH
- Al % ..
SupTsfrr 49, 4 ls4f-rssI--ST-,

So SUMuEE ARRANGEMENT. 1893.
To take sloct ON Eaa-sg, pril 27th, 1855 Trains
leave Ois'eAle daily ,,lags azospsed) > Bs follows
$50 A. MA AAltl-Arriggs at New York 500 A. H.;
Rl;ifeaeipli1 6.l5 A. E-; Baltimore g 45 A. n:
PitI7burya 3;zl r.. 4i Wheeling As p. H.; New
2O9P 49, J 2 l51- ir.ives at New York go P
Phiisaoipei e-5l A. NJ Baltimore I2.00 n;
FlttsburEh SIS =. o.; wheeling 5.z5 A. a.
Feth Trains oorusct 90 Gcds5n for k-on and Nil.
lsrsburgh.
Morning Train c1IusCt7 st Havenna with A. & q.
W. hailruad ram Tor aH points on that road
Chia f-l tillJutl nom t-4ttdbzrgh % AsH York
WA Allentown - without clsnza.
Ess- Fare as low Is b. -s,y oth8r line
- LnsJush p Il5i-gt. 1l be procured st the Union
Ele5es VIcel Medaei 1Jls1, at tha Depot OF at the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14
NOTICE.

Alexander hsnsfcfd, Of the State If Ke.sn.l =
WI! take nOtic~ that David +. Mitchell. Of Do..:.
las county. Ksnsss, did, on the ll,h dsv of ~
ruary. 1860, fie hin petition in The Dis,ret Co.
IN and kpr Je6er-0n c,unty, Kansas, se.ins, -
said Alexander Hsnsford, setting forth ihss ~,
said Aexsnder nansfovd !. justly inceb,ed "a m.
said Miictell in the sum Of. es7 - 100 Sor ~.
ey loaned and advanced BY said NirehslI "a -
Hanstord. with interes the reon from the 81 -.
Of January, 1850, at the rate Of ten Der {. n, -.
anasns, s"d rssying thss- jasemsne.ke esXss
thereon in favor Of said Mitchell and axp;n~ Z.
said Alrxander .nsford for the sum II a. -
together with interest ahereos Iron The 81 a.
OF January. 1859. nj the fsts It ten Der cent -.
annum, with cost of sui that on The l5,h e.
Of DC ober, 1851. an order Of attachment "a. -;
sued thereon from the Clerks Office OF s.id Co..
to the Sheriff Of jefferson county. hspsas, 80
that the sOuth-east quarter sf secsios thi,v -.
t33l in township ten QO) If range seven,een nm
In j hrrson county, Kansas, has been sstaek,S
D th- properly OF said Han.iord TO sstisfv -
clsi -; and TIE said AL xander H,nsf.rI i mott.
he'd that is required Z, appear anA spsver
OF temur To s-it psttios on on be(1rs The 7,h A..
Of January, 1884, or the same win Be t,tso y
confessed, and judgment rendered ,h-rson.
d. 7. MITCHELL
: Attesf. W. N. ALLEN. Clefk,
BY L. MeAsrsvs, D. G.. efa le7 ~
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10 . y a - n ,
Generals Grant and Rosecrans.

1t ought to be better understood the,
he Administration is not TO b. held
r~sPonsible for the matter published in
the Wasl'ingtos Chronicle. Theie hsr
been . good deal Of unnecessasy excite.
ment and ,ndignatioo throughout ,h.
country, because an article that appear.
ed in tbs Chronicle was supposed 70
have been ''insi ired" By the hiqhess
authority. An explanation Of .hs ori.
gin and axissus Of that article il d.e
the public. Deo nor ina Beds n
There has been such thing a. III.
feeling-perhapsi it would not BE- exsc, i.
" the thing TO say jealousy y-exis,ine
between the commanding officers Of The
Departments of the tennessee and
Cumberland. This sppears to hare!
originated shout the time Of the baulss
Of. Iuka and Corinth. Il vac charged
hat Gen. Grant delayed 40 agreed move.
nens. and caused the iailurs 10 ie6iet
an overwhelming defeat on Pries q,
luka: and further that hs inoppovsuselv |
ordered the discontinusace Of ghs Dur.
suit Of the enemy after the battle Of
Corinth. There vas also con'rovervv
y to the behavior Of Davjs' division 4
he ba:tle Of Corinth: and out Of thai
lowed bitterness. There ie 90 qucs.
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NOTICE.

Michael O'COnncr Of the s,.ste of Missour;
.illtske n tier that DavidT Mitchell, of Don.
:. t'aun'v. X snsss, ,d,d.on the srh day Of Angus,
1858 6le his petition in the District Court in ana
tf Jetierson County, Kansas, against tie sal,
Aichsel O'Con"er, scstisg iosth Ihss on the i5r,,
day Of July. 1853. the said Michael % Coun.r :
gave his psomissory note to .aid Mitchell for rh'
Gum of oHe hundred dollars. due one dov aft.,
tate ths rsos, With Interest thereon from she I,h
day Al August 1851, II tine rate oG ten per cen,
Per annum until paid. and praying iha, damcn,
b rendered thereon in favor oi said Mich Nam
seslna sai0 OCounss 1or tho sum OF one hnn.
decd dpllars, t,gsther it'll interest hcseon /, ON
the 4sh day Of Auguts 1857. until paid. ~ IN
rate Of ten per cent per anam. together win
Coz. Of salt; that sn. the 25ih day nj A,enss
1863. an order of atiachmcn' was issued m, seon
from tho Clerks Office Of said court. IN shs
Sheriff Of Jefferson COsnsy X asss., and ,hss ~
south west quarter Of section sixieen fIsl IN
township elevca III Of Range seventeen a.,
in Jefferson County, kansa-, has b en- Attaches
a. the property 0f osid Michel OConnsr to.sn
isty surh claim. And The sAid Me.arl o. Conner
Is n0titicd thst he is required TO oprrsr mi
answer OF demur n said pc,ision On Or bel =.
Z. TN day Of January. 1854 or lhe sss.s will
y 'as 90 - eonfssssd and jsd4ement rendered
hcrrun d. T. MlrcnrtIf
Attest W n. ALLEN Clerk. % stT t.
BY 8. McAnsscaesl AZ .raass le7.7ws
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No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
Same ., No. le. iu WaInut or Oak.

among me many dis,i.g sishsd mu. ie; ans wh.
uo9usuncd!y eG0ofse Tho "a INE L spb(; An
maS % ivSuo thc uanlssO VI Uvl..casik, That. IL
" ID. Aas"n, >. b. Mis-, Wv,Isu.aup,. Sat.er
.''ci Stskosch, GrOte. and oan crrs,, Piar,sl,
ine Mo- gan, Ls,,aei, ssiisox, Moseu,hs., MAJ
r''h, Smish. tiinI Wels, Tuckerman, aud Cu,v.,
Oryanisls.
What the larger pipe organs are 10 Ia ger
sos'eoes soo nalis, the CABlNEs UAoAN, arc "a,
"s'o fcssse"cr> AM smaller churches snd hahn.
A"c, Y,c1py lille IOOui, aIe elegant as pieces o.,
~ini'1fc, a"d are not ilsb,e G. Ket Out Of vrc.I
Just pub.isiied:-ScRoOL Foa TBE CApiSx1
"sSA" Dy 1ev. ii.uOs. fIlce % kxcxkA
noSs soR Inc CAsINsf UssAx. sax nu.uu.,, !.
20 ges each. f.ic. 80 yeats Der number -,
u 80 pof set IS 49, z = -
"aresooms in Boston. No. 274 washius,o,,
'uset. Address The und~r-ignsd. W,sens,u,,
New vtk, NUs s / Z Mercer street A,,dr.-
dASON bkU HIkS.
instruments may be ordered by letter with or,
ire conhaenre VI rec. iv.ng them a. %. fsct !,
's,ugn selected ~ Our W Wsssso,ms. A dr.l, an,
. Boston " New iork bank. made payabi, 4,
'ur order, should, in such ca,cs, .cc5 5mpanv m
s''ss. Dsscnp,iSe Catalogues sens tree BY mai,
~ MASON 4 HAMLlN. Makers.
tf... 80. - EOSrOy NAsa
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Gov. Carney.


There is one man in Kansas Who
does his ds,y-.hat man is Governor
Carney. We do sos know whst may o,
may not be his political aspirations
Lane and his friends. troubled with the
nigh.-mare Of q selfish jealousy. say be
is aspiring to the post Of U. s. Senator
but We have never heard either the
Governor or his friend say tha, this ~a'
the fact. Bu. ve have less care to
know what mans aspirations are. than
% know what he does for he country.
We have watched Gov. Carney closely
% far as his actions as Go. ernOr are
concerned, and We "6ad 40 fault ia
im:" and We believe the hearty verdict
Of every candid man is. in reference 10
him ~ the Chief Ex ,cu,ivs OF the
State. "weIl done. then good and faith.
ful servant" z hs1 .u as-d ssf 81
Whether Mr.. Carney will continue in
the same good way until the close Of his
term remains to b. seen: but ne have
faith in him. He is one Of the Model
Governors. Perhaps none in tho Cni-
90 are entitled TO more praise. tie is
worthy Of being placed beside the mo-
del Execu,ivs-Gov. Norton, Of In
diana.
Amid all the ".hue and cry" raised
about the Governor BY those who fear
him ~ a rival. there has never been q
single fault found with his sdministra
lion. Even his enemies and it Is s
shame hs has enemies iu Kansas-can
pick no Aaw in his official scts-tRey Go
not ssss Try to d. i.
Then you are Carney man. says
one. No, SO: We are nobodys man.
We shall stand 10 the defense of every
officer who do.s his duty. no difference
whst his position. or how loud the
howl raised against him. Others may
be led away By elaasor. We want facts.
We base our opinions on facts and prin.
ciples. and where these remain We shall
abide with them.
& We say Gov. Carney is the fright
man in the right place" Al this time.
We do not believe there is another per.
son in Kansas could do ~ we'll in all
respects for us as he has done the past
year. because he has the peesniayy abb.
lily TO accomplish what others could
not: aud he has used his means to bene-
fl the State.
II he does wrong hereafter, Ne shall
censure him: but up to the present lime
We say all praise to our excellent and
efficient GovernOr.
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Gen. Grant.

Il is quite evident tina; Gen. Grant is
the pet Of the Administration. He made
several failures at the operating Of hos
,i'ities-smong them that at Belmont
and For, Henry. But the success .,
Donelson ecIipse.l all his failures. aud
he was the idul of the hour. Then fol.
loved his sad failure At Pi.tsburg Land
ing. which came near losing him his
commando failure resul.ing.i it is said.
from drink. which he has since abau
doued.
Alter long psrioi Of moderate sue
c%ss.h achieved the brilliant campaign
which culminated il the capture ol
Vicksburg-a success that will eniitle
him to rank among renowned Gener-
ais.
But after oil. lie has not been as uniform.
y successful as Rosecrxns; ;and his fail
ure At Pntsburg Landing was more rep
rehensible than Rosecrans wan, of suc-
cess at Chichsmauya. In our hsmble
opinion he has never performed more
arduous labor. never displayed more
foresight in his plans. never exercised
more wisdom in his measures on any
occasion.or accomplished more with the
same means and under che same disad-
vsntages. than Rosecrans did in his
operations in Tennessee.
We regret that Rosecrans had to be
supereeded: for Grant will resp the frui.
from the fields where bis predecessor
broke up the ground and sowed the
sed-.has Is. il he doss succeed. The
great body Of the labor is already per.
formed. and all Grant has 10 do is 70
walk in and win the Iaursls. His will
be the glory. Rosecrans the labor.
But we like Grant. He 10 q General
after all; and we think will give . good
accouu. Of himself. He has the bes,
army in the world under his command,
and four Of the best corps commanders
Hooker. Thomas, Sherman. Sigel, zee
and Burnside. too. With such An army
and such Generals he ought to succeed
succeed quickly and thoroughly. Ma
poIeou she Great never entered upon Q
campaign with more favorable auspices,
We hope for the best. Much is ex-
rrcted Of Grant. If he wins he wins
nucb;if he hoses he loses all. We have
faith in him. He has prestige. and
bis name is warIiks and suggestive Of
victory: and We think among the grea.
may b. found the name Of
UIrsses ScrPlo GsAsr.s ,'' .
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Editor's IN Luck.

. 4 Il .
1F.c .csmmiogs Of the Topeka 7hi5.as
Sam. Wood .cf 'he Council ,Grove.Psess
aud Ar. Ellie. Of the P.oia .C,ssad.,,
wsre all elected to the House Of Issp,e.
ssuatives st the recent elections. We
are pleased to aes the press so well rep.
resen'ed in the halls Of legisl.'ioa. The
6rst tl;ins for tiete gentlemen ID do. is
TO intioduce anl urge 10 final passage.
. bill 10 repeal the. printers stlvaliion
bill Of hasa winter, asd restore tho old
price Tor publishing delinquent lands.
See to i Cummings. that this is done.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA pa

DISEASES rhe NKavors. SKuxuAL Ear.
~ ART and SExUAL SysTKns-new and reIis
DE treatment : IN Reports Of the HOwAR[
ASSOClATION-Sen By mail in sealed envej.
Opcs. free of charge ~ q,
Address, Dk. J. SKILLlN HOUGHTON. Ae.
ting Sturgeon, Howard Assciation. No South
Ninth Street, Philadslphia. Pa. l67 lv
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Thankagiving Proclamation.
STATE OF KASsAs.l
Ea. n p

Thanksgiving Proclamation.
STATE OF kAxsAs,I
Executive Department.
In the observance Of a universal Gus
Tom. As old As the Common weallhs Of
the Union. l. Thomas Carney. Governor
Of the Sla'e Of Kansas. do hereby de-
signate and set apart
THURSDAY. 26th OF NOVEMBER.
n-x'. as day Of Thanksgiving and
Prayer.
The year now drawing to close has
been QUE Of great prosperity to the
people Of this State. We have been
blessed With genial skies and fruitful
fields. Abundant harvest have COM
Pensaied the laI'ors OF the husband
man. In the mids. of depopsla,iuy
and burdenson'e- war. our population
has steadily increased and our material
interests have been advanced.
On the dsy thus set apart. let us as
semble IN our customary places Of wor-
ship and render thanks 10 Almighty
God toe the numberless blessings and
mHrcies which have crowned The wear:
divine wisdom which has directed and
'he divine power which has protected
Us. s ~
Let us be thankful for the success
which has attended our national arms:
Ior the preservation Of our noble Coz.
ernmen,; for the humiliation Of i,s re-
beIiicus enemies. and. above alI. for tho
frightening promise Of 4 UNIVERSAL
Freedom. .teM Is. v ..ss ....
Let us remember those whou the.
cslan.;tiea Of honorable warfare and
the atrocities of mercilsss tends hare
afflicted; 10 the widowed and the or
Phaned let rs extend our, ibersli,y and
in their behalf invoke the suppori. gsi>
dance and prosectioa Of Diviss Provi-
dencs. sr1 ssAs .a-.lj bysH sges
Finally. let us humhly acknowledge
Dur manifold sins as . people. asd pray
God u preserve ss iron national de-
lay; 10 sustain osr rulers. and erowL
osr arms vhh victory--sueh . viciorp
Is shall insure rsnnsnent tsasqsility
% the sosniryeaad freedom 70 our
'sopIe. s.aapaq s1s y-li .ssn'si
i" testimony whereof I have here
INTO set my hand and caused the great
f- seal Of the State 10 b. afs
Z. . o6xed. Done u Topsta.thia
S' twenty -fossshday. Of Oe,obar.
D. 1863. TH0Ss CARNEY.
advertise N the, lndePendsnt.
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H.s.m.. Wood crows ovst his eIss-
'ioa as lastly - = youss rooster over
h's Sfrst victory. Sam. will make an
efficient member OF the House. and 10
are glad he j. elevated TO a seat there.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14
WAsnrucroy Nov. 8.

WAoHIuCTOV NOV. b.
1t appears from iniormx'ion received
TO night. that yesterday morning tn.
9Th and 9Th army corps. under com
mand Of Maj. Gen. Sedgwick, advsn
ced 10 the Rappshannock Station. he
having the right wing of the army: the
lst. "a and Sd army corps forming tn.
left wing. under Maj. Gen. French. pro
cesded to KsIley's Ford. where the
right wing reached The R.rpahannock
The enemy was found to BE- 10 consider
able 'orce. holding this side Of the river
The rebel battsries. earth works and the
redoub,s crowned the banks On each
side Of the Rappahsnnock: and Gen.
Sedgwick At once advanced and storm
ed them with great gsIIantry and i'm
petuosity. causing much slaughter and
taking . large number Of prisoners.
When Gen. French reached Kelley
Ford. about six miles below R.ppahan.
mock Station. the enemy threw across
nn entire division % support their pick
ct line. on this side. Gen. French has.
lily took = position 30 Is to bring his
artillery to bear upos them. and sheIIed
them with marked effect. not only kil.
ling large number. but throwing them
into utter confusion. scattering them
.ildiy and taking many prisoners. Gen.
French following up his advantage. i'm.
m-dix,ely threw the tirst division OF che
third army corps. under Maj. Gen. Bir-
ney. scross the river. which ended
his operations for the day. This morn.
ing he crossed the river With the Re.
msiudeT Of his command. Gen. Sedg-
~ick had previously crossed. and this
morning the Two wings bad formed =
junction. aud had both banks Of The
iiv~r.
Ths enemy. afler their defeat ip
these Two engagements. were so hO,ls
pursued by our victorious torcss that
they threw th~m>slves in,o The river.
IN their cfforls Ia escape. when some
we're drowned. aud many killed BY our
Infantry. All the artillery the rebel.
had on this side was captured. Il j.
reported TO bs seven guns. Their
whole camp sqaipsys undoubtedly fell
into our hands. rs they were compelled
10 leave il 10 their hsssy retreat Gen.
Buiord's cavalry crossed ~ Sulphu,
Springs 70 cover the rixh. fsnk. ssvsi
nj miles NbuyS R~DpahxnnOck Station.
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MASON 4 HAMLlN's
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET O1oAN i. designed both fDr the
church snd home f,r ,he sarned md seeussr-
for organ prsc ic- and the recreation Of .xlem
pore playinG-combining oil ths hest quali les IT
the melodeon. and none o, II. Objectionable ones,
with many en'ireiy new Improvements and In
ventiOns, prominent Among which 10 the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14

A sumber Of unen 10 diderest pests
of the Safe have recsssly bsss caught
stealing horses. and reported themselves
as belonging 10 the 18th regiment: and
one party 10 said to have remarked that
the regiment was to get horses in this
way. Do these thieves really. hslons
to the 18Th or not? The facts should
be known. Sajncfif Fl
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14
Special Hoticss.
looANuxIcATss,l nri s@
pulmonary Csasuapsasn A c.r~N,.
s ns7 D1seasel9
g ~ Hr9 4 CARD.
To CONSUMPTIvES.


The sndersisned having been r,,,m.d 4. h..,,,
In . fsw weeks. BY very simple r.med, .f,.,
having suffered several yeas With . aver. Inn.
'i'scsioa. and tbs, dread disease. Con.smr,,on-.
!" .nA.os' to make known y his fellow .suf5erss.
'he means Of cure.
10 Oh who desire Il, be will send copy Of ,he
prescription used (free Of chsrse). With ,he 7 di.
reo''one Tor preparing aud usins the saue. which
they viii hod sxrs esre for Coxsvnrr,os. Asrr.
.A' hHoscsiris, Coueus. CoLos, &c. The ooIv
oo'ses Of the advertiser in sending the Pt.serip.
'oa 10 70 benefit The afflicted, and spread inform
'''on which he concsivss to b invsiu,bl.. and
~ hopes every sufferer will iiy hi. remedy. ..;,
VII .ss them noihine, and may orov. 4 .hl.s.
Ing. Parties wishing the prescription viil p,ese.
lodTess -rtGesl ls1sxiii9 f...,s
Rev. EDWARD A.. WILSON, ~
Williamsburg. King Cs.asy.
Sos'Sm SIV - Iaf al New Yerk.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14

r. The State Journal ~ades int tl.r
Conservative wisbs vim. Il is our opn
ion ihe pro sem editor ofths latter papes 1
"~sked up the wrong passenger" When
he aroused Bro. Lowman.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nssvoss .D.,h;,,,.
Iupotencv, Premature Decay and youshfnI ~
sue. scuis,~d Ly detire 10 bens a otbers w;ii <.
happy 10 furnish q az who IL (free If chsr.s,
the recipe end direer"ns tsH msk, ,sg ,he s;n,ci.
Remedy ssed il his case. hqes wishing to pr,S
py his exPerlence.and po-:ets Valuable Rem.
fally ssalsd, (hy sddseppi1g a. -
/, ,usss 40 s.. JOHN B. OGDEN. -"
lee.Sn, no n Mas uu Strrcs. Nrv VII
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14
No. 23--Cabinet Organ,

With two sets Of reeds OF Eve oc,aves co,Dpa.s.
cou aiming the Automatic Swell, knee stops aud
d0u6 . bcsiOws-sn solid III aek Walnut Case
psaeiied aud osnament-d with rich csrvings-am
elsgsns Instrument for the drawing -ruom and
psSios. g
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14
AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1859.

The capabilities Of the above i,Sssument-as !,
m orgar within the reach of all Who desire it,
have opened for il On entirely ~ fed. hitherto
unoccapied By any musieal inslssmsnt end have
eli 'itsd the urquaii6ed Endorsement OF over OxE
HUnDasD AHD FIFTY Of the lesdipg Organism
and Musicians OF the country. ~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14
No. I2-Cab.net Organ

Di6sss from No. II in case oaly. For orRssisis
Who are inexperi-nssd in sts use Of pedals, this
y our best church Instrument. Being less cym.
picafed than the No ~, and better sdapsed 70
transportation. No can eOnfiden,lv - sommend
4 - very dssirsbIs for churches. public halls
and lodge rooms. Also desirable parlor in
siSvMsnt. - l'tsf l,ala 1e
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Charge any defsets in this papber to
'he absence Of the editor. '''s'' =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-11-14

HLeavenworth is improving faster
than any ci,y Of iss size in the Union.
1. is remarkable 70 no,ies the aumbes
of now buildings which go up in t"
month. ----------
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No. I91Cabinet Organ

same % No. %. j, . neat and suhsssptia, case
VI solti Black w-lnct or Oak Ac pirai irs,ru-
nient TOR Sunday School. Of limited means. ana
next beet % The No. - fos psiya,. use.
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No. 20-Cabinel Organ

roar Oetsves, two sets Of reeds, sltOmatic
swell, double bsilO~s and knec .s,, ia .Ly,.,
Kosswood case highly polished
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No. l7-Cabinct Organ.

Same ~ No. IL. in Walnut O. Oh es,e. Al.
sv"lisbie instrument fsr home ne, though NO,
80 comprehensive rs ~ instrument with two on
more SETS of reefs.
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No. 2l-Cabinet Organ

Ssl,e mnsic - in Nos. - and q lin plain sub
stantsal Black Walnut " Oak case. 4 his .yie
y exuein!y P"puiAz- perhA, the ncos, 30 u an,
iha! We niaks-trs moderate p.ice plsria u
ithin reach VI oil, And serves we'll ios either III.
parlos, sesIy, schOoi, or lodge room-
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l65 an
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No. l6-Cabinet Organ,

foar oetAves, with Ono set OF reeds, au usomaiic
.w.h snd double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
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No lS--Cabine. Organ.

five oe'asss. with Que sei oi reeds. automatic
swe'i aoa double osno~s. Ia eirgant kssexsod
Ease highly polished.