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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-14
No. i5--Cabinet Organ,
Same a. No. Is, in Walnu, or Oak.

Among the many distinguished mu.icans who
unQualihedly endorse the Ca aINET ORGAN
may he found the names Of Gottschaik, Thalberg
VIM. Mason. s. b. Mills, WolleDhaupt. Satier,
Fradei. Siakosch, Grobe and Sanderson, Pianists;
and Morgan, Zundci, Wilcox. Mosenha, Mag
rath, Smith, Flint Wells, Tuckermsn, aud Cutter
Orgnnists.
VIVA, the larger pipe organs are to larger
chui cbes and halls. the CABINET ORGANS are Ia
private residences and smaller churches and halls
They occupy hule room, are elegant as pieces oi
furniture. AID are not liable to get out OF order
Jusi pubishei:- SCHOOL FoR Tx CABINET
ORGAN. By Geo. +. Root. Price 81. REcREA-
TioNs FOR the CABINET ORGAN Six numbers,
Of IL p.ges each. P,ice 30 cents per number or
81 so per set.
warerooms in Boston, No. 274 Washington
street. Address the undersigned. Warerooms
in New York. Nos 5 l. Z Mercer street Address
MASON BRO lHERS.
Instruments may be ordered by letter with en-
tire confidence Of receiving them as pe'fec, as
though selected at our Warerooms. A drs'' on
a Boston or New York Bank, made Jie 10
our order, should. in such cases, scr ..pany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues sen, tree by mail
MASON 4 HAMLlN. Makers.
Dosr0S, MASS.
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Col DUDLEY has resigned the pos,
of Adjutani General. which he has FILL
ed with such distinguished ability. C.
X. Holiday succeeds him as Adju'ant
General.
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M. l2-Cabinot Organ

Differs from No. II in case only For organistz
who are inexperie need in the OF pedals, thi.
is our best churce instrument. being less CON-
plica,ed thar the No. 10, and better adapted TO
transportation, We can confidently recommend
il rs very desirab.e for churches, public ,ha lis
and lodge rooms. Also desirable parlor in
str,.,p
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE il hereby given TO all creditors and
Others interested in the osate Of Daniel II.
Wright, deceased, that intend TO make finsl
sment Of said estate at the aext regular term
County, Kansas, to be begun and holden in o.
kalooss, on Monday the lih day Of July. A. D..
1854. W. n. GARDNER.
Administrator de hpnis y p.
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WILD PIuxs.-Tbs wild plum trees
are - foil Of bloom - they can hold.
asd the showing for heavy crop is ex-
cellent. it no late frosts destroy the
fruit.
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No. lO-Cabinet Organ.

THIS instrument is intended more particularly
for church require ments, and Is very valuable
for organ practice. Il contains Twelve stops,
drawing six complete sets OF reeds, with the ne
cessary couplers; two manuals, and an indepen-
dent peda'e o! twenty-five keys, and is blown
nv n md
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AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1862.

The capabilities of the above Instruments as
an organ within the reach Of ali who desire it.
have opened for il an entirely new fed. hith erto
unoccupied by any musica! instrument. and have
eli,itcd the unqualified Endorsement OF ever OSE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY Of the Leading Organists
and Musicians Of the country.
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No. 2l--Cabinet Organ

Same music as in Nos. ~ AMI 23-in pa in sub
staotial Black Walnut or Oak case. This style
Is extremely popular-perhaps the most SO OF auy
that we make-it, moderate prize placing il
within reach Of ALL AMI serves well for either the
parlov, vestry, school, or lodge rom.
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No. ll-Cabinot Organ.

With eight stops, four complete sets of reeds,
and two manuals-is blown By the performer.
and contains tie automatic swell. Intended for
the parlor an craving room,
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~ The young folks have a Mag
party TO day (Friday.) May they have
q pleasant time.
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No. I4-Cabinel Organ

Contains six s,ops-thrce complete sets OF reeds
and one manual--a YER, excellent ins,rupen,
Tor Clutches ct moderate mean, as il Combines
much of the power and ca tiity of the larger
instruments a. nreb s;cost.
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MASON & HAMLlN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET OReAS i. design,d both for tho
church and home-for the sacred and secular
for organ prac ice and the recreation Of exiem-
pore playing combining ali the best qualities Of
the melOdeon. and none OF its Objectionable ones,
with many entirely new Improvements ard in.
tentions, prominent among which is the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-14

Same as No. Is. in Walnut or Oak case. An
available insirumen, for home use, though not
81 comprehensive rs On instrument with two OF
more sets Of reeds.
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The Preach preventive.
NvIcHTLY EMISSIONS KVfEcTUALLY PEE 'rNr
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Inc news from Sherman is good
Our forces have advanced towards Dal.
ION, occupy Tunnel Hill and other i'm.
portant points, and are in . fair way 10
whip the rebels under Johnston.
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No. I9-Cabinet Organ

Same as No 20, in neat and snbsian,ial case
Of solid Black Wainet or Oak Acspi;al irsru-
menl for Sunday School. Of limited means, and
next best ,c the NJ. q for private use.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-14
No lS--Cabine, Organ,

Five octaves. with one set Of reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-14
No. 2O-Cabinet Organ

For Ociaves, two sets Of reeds, automatic
swell, douoie bellows and knee stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
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No. 22-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. % in case only. This insim
ment Is encased IN elegant rosewood, highly poi.
ished--jesixnei a.so for the parlor.
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No. l6-Cabinet Organ,

-Four octaves, with one set Of reeds, automatic
case.
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No. 23--Cabinet Organ.

With two sets of reeds OF five octaves compass.
containing the Automatic Swell, knee stops and
double be'iows-in solid Black Walnut Case
paneiled and crnameDted with rich c,rvings-an
elesan, Instrument for the drawing room and
par!or.
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II BlAlNs, SILK and Nerves. Hesaa.hs. Mo-
Tsigia, Gravel. rssfsr, BazAess Itch aad BAH
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-01
FLORIDA NEWS.

A'correspondent of the Macon Telegraph, writing
from Tallahassee, under date OF the 5.h instant, gives
the following interesting items from Florida
A good rain on Wednesday. mersiUg refreshed the
fields and gardens, which latter were suffering some
from dry weather, but now all looks furnishing and
vegetables will be quite vel appreciated even 1t
later than usual.
We have no very striking news from East Florida
Occasionally We take few prisoners, who get beyo1d
their s0unepgs, Jacksonville. Last Friday week
third steamer of the Federss foul Of the nierns
tofpedoes," and sank in 6ve minutes Tnis occurred
about twelve miles below Jacksonville, aud must have
asonished them, they have been looking for danger
up the river when loi they ud themselves hoised in
the rear. There must have been somebody dsOWted,
a. FIVE minutes is short time to leave steamer in
such fix.
The work of cleaning out dsser;ers, skulkers and
traitors goes on and they taken, scattered and
driven from one locality they are followed up and 1t Is
to be hoped that before long the State viii be rid OF
them Once broken up, there will hardly DO rendez
vous sglin for suck seoundrels.
There cannot be many Yankee troops nov in jack
soGvil. We captured in tkirmish last week seven OF
their clvay rather mounted infantry, they having
dismounted their cavalry there and sent The men to Vr-
GINA. Tho reasen assigned By the prisoners was that
the old cavalry deserted too often. IL Is evident that
the coast has been stripped Of all the veteran force TO
reinforce Grant in Virginia.
General P Anderson, who commands the district oil
Florida has his army well in hand, and is most rigid in
the mater OF details aad fulloughs and means to.have
all the strength o. his command on the spot.
1he news from the East il, that the enemy have
andsd cavalry iorcs car Tampa, and ASP force be
low ST. Augustine. Taeir object is to gather up the cat
tie deserers aud traitors aud il not driven back
will prove a damage to us. force now gathering will
no doubt make their trips dangerous
Prisoners taken at Jacksonville few days since say
that here are no more than 1900 troops there 500
IL. i'll. h,.k al,
well fortified A gunboat lies opposite the town. Some
c-devant citizens are there keeping store aud runnicg
saW-mil. There are renegade citizens also, who
mix with them and are ssisGsd with the powers that be
The Government Is work building the con-
necon between the Florida and Cult roads, distance
fcrtys,x miles, which being already graded and nc
bridges ought to b, finished soop This will be great
advantage, bo.h military and civil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-01
The TressurH DEPARTMENT

city ecrtsDPora mtn.ons report that III.
Msmui5ger hss resigned II the report should prove
tue there vii be universal joy-or If there be those
Who have net lOsl confidence in Mr. Nsmmioger's a6 l.
o as 6nsnSier they must feel that bis admins
lrltioa has failed aad to- general pubIoaare DIS
rustu Of bis capacity ,ba it would DO impossible
for him to retrieve the Affairs Of bis Department and
place financial system a secure sad successful
basis. There Is 40 reason Why the test by which mill
tAry mea are tried should net be applied 70 sta esmen-
the ties. Of success. Mr. Memminger has enjoyed ez-
traordna,y opportunities II tas inealculAble wealth
of the country, and The unanimous LIBERAL Of the
psople in the early mentEs of his admin Sraton, he
had resources as command, such as no Minister of III
nance ever ia the history Of the world pOssCssed as the
foundation Of q new government It required then bus
lie s more thaa his asre asstnt, to hive obtained for
the GoysrnmeD fund Of pe1lih aed credit which
should have made the Treasury equal gold and
silver for he whole period Of the var Want of com
prehsnsOa and foresight lost him tie opportunity, and
be has since dOre hoh pg bat gFope in The dark Mr.
Hemmiuger IS doubtless a citizen Of worth. character
and INTEL gsree, and warmly devoted to the common
olose blt bA5 long been painfully eVidens-tls peO-
,ls hAvs learned I. By the multiplied monitions that
sons to them whenever they have occasion to open
taer pussstbas he bss not TIE qusiheaons rsqu red
a such time the present for ths place he occupies
he can DO nothing palriote useful 70 The country
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Prayer BY the Rev DR. D.ggett Of the Methodist
Church.
Two messages were received from the Pfesident-one
relative to t19 ncrease Of compensation Of the employ
cgs cf the Governments and another as to the estimates
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury for the support Of the
Government. ordered to be psinted 49,.
Mr. Chiffon, of Ala, made report from the tpeciel
committee in tie case of w & W. Cobb, msni6er Of
Congress elect rom AlGbsm,, charged With dsloyaty
to Gohfedeac Recommending that the eeas Of said
member be declared vacant shd that writ Of elestion
be sued to supply the vacancy oocasioned by his ex-
pus on.
The report ELECTED copsidsrabls debate. In which
Mesrs. PERKINS, F0oTE, MoHULLEN, O BRUCE
aud BALDWIN opposed any hasty act on.
Mr. Chiffon made sroDg speech in support OF tho
resolutions of tne committed. He fet s.ished OF the
guilt of Mr. Cobb and for the honor of Alabama be de-
sired his expulsion. BE could hsys been here like
other gentlemen RON beyond the snemy's lines II he
had only bean loyal. IL he were even to come now
Mr. O. said would be unwilling TO trust him on .tae
a'a of facs developed In the case beforethe COM
mi tes.s ~ ,mf 100 ".
Ca motion Of Mr. II W BRUCE, with the corcurrence
Of Mr. CHIFFON, the report was rscommitted to the
committee, with Instructions to take additional est.
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Spirit OF Qua SoLDIrRs.-Ths Marietta Rebll says:
Our citizens were SERTED on Wednesday evening by
the houts OF train Of soldiers coming up TO TIE depos
from the front. They thought for moment thRt it
must be portion of our army falling back. They we're
ss,onjshed t. find that they were all wounded men,
many of them badly wounded from the battles above.
It was indeed, wonderful exhibition to zee men torn
and manged sill SO full of exultant enthusiasm that they
could not repress their huzzas Il shows the spirit with
which cur soldiers are filed and Il is this exultant con-
deDce that makes the defeat Of our army impo bls
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DIED.
ffll

May 2sh at Towards Grove Hospital Of heraorhsge Of
received In Thursday spoisyyans Court
House Mr. GEORGE NJ DooLEY, Of Company G, lth Mssis
Eippi Regiment.
acoordaace with hs request his remains inferred
Carteye In cumberland county He faithful en
&c cd soldier, and an exemplary christian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-01

BLosDM OUrDosE.-0ne, aud p.thsps no. the least
surprising of the fsats performed BY the Turks seen by
Evelyn in 1867, (query. at Bartholomew Fair y was,
even at that time rot unprecedented. When Edward
VIpasaed through London the day before hls corona
ton, Och February, 1546-T,la Spsuisrd dsscended
on rope stretched from the bat lements OF St. Psuls
steepe and fastened anchor the gate of the
Deanery; lying the rope, with the bead forward,
casting his arms and legs abroad running his breast
on the rope from the batements 10 the ground, as If
it had teen an arrow cut ola bow" Tie SINE exploit
was repeated the entrance OF Philip aud Mary into
London, after their marriage, 1sh August, 1854 at
the came lce, or, according to author "Iom the
chapter hosse" The performer on the last occasion
soon Afterwards met With the common fate of such
psrsons and paid With his life for foolish temery.
TIE Turk haf success OF II as III go bis predeces-
sor mAu hsv.ng a5au- 1880 p;Fforned similar at
in eat pl /; he c"un'rF, omong them Hsit-
fer, were ms Fdpe was spretch tom top OF be
wsr Of Al SAINTS Church. az. brorgSt oofquly
Ga RI u a5oCt four tco.e "a Ss f,em.the b1oom #
{ G Ioy 4
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AID 50 credsSls to himself a. to from position
for Which be Is unsutei. We css-s IrGatathas The
rspOr. of his having dooo so "a true.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-01

There sre several i, mall ys.cians in the Yankee
es. Prentice hopes "they will DO abls to bes con.
6nemens in camp"
Il appears from recent decision in Partisan court
of law that Eranger & Co., the bankers, han cleared
ID 500, 900 francs BY the Confederate loan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-01

SHKR1DAN's FIGHT AT MEADOW BRIDGE.-A CORE
rpondent OF the New York Herald, under date of the
18th May, gives the following account Of the fight" at
Meadow Bridge, between sherldan's cavalry and
the Confederate forces, who we're held back IN that
occasion:
4 reconnoissance was msds by Major Hail. New
York cavalry before daylight, and rebel courier
captured with message from Dragg TO Jeb Stuart
Gen. Sheridan from this message learned that Stuart
had applied TO Bragg for Ieinfocements aud support,
which the latter informed him be could not possibly
supply
General Wilson's division advanced during the night
through the outer line of works and penetrated to The
second line without being discovered. The object Of
this was TO nd road across the Cackahominy to Ne.
chanicsvls. Not having competent guide they were
DELAYED unti dwight and toe enemy discovering than
poured volsy into them from their batteries VIII
sons command was therefore obliged 10 fall back to
get srtery range upon the rebel works. Pennington
and FitzaugA's Union batteries then opened FIRE upon
their works, which were found to be filed with in
fantry. Wilson's command WAS oil ged 10 fall back
slowly towards che blufs
Meanwhile General Merritt's division moved forward
in the direction of Meadow bridge when at daylight the
en-, my opened 6'e upon them frem tie outer line ct
works. A charge was made by Devns' brigade, which
carried this psrt of the line driving the rebels
Meadow bridge. Devips closely supported by tie
rezuiarsuu to the Chckabomny where they found TIE
rebels had destroyed the bridge. Our men dismcuuted
and crossed on the railroad in the face of CALLING fe
from the batteries on tie ball beyond, aud charged
&C oss the swamp into the works. half mile Distant
Hero they met desperate resietance but they were
finally carried in gallant style and the Enemy driven out
OF sight.
While this was going on attack was made Upon
Grergs division, ia the rear, which continued for at least
tive hous with undated fury, the shell flying over our
AMMUNITION trains, placing them 10 imminent danger of
an explos on. We thus surrounded by the rebe.
At tbs moment terrific storm burst upon Us with
thunder aud lightning, and for time it difficult
to distinguish between the thunder aud the of the
artillery General Sheridan, who had been very cool
throughout nov determined to at Meadow BRIDGE
and ordered the bridge to be reconstructed for that
purpose In this operation he succeeded, although
during the whole time under fire. BY whipping the rebels
on every eide, go that not was able to follow him
across the river.
We then proceeded to MechanicsElle where We bait.
ed for cotyls of hours; then went forward to Coal
Harbor, whipping Lomax on ou' way and capturing
twenty prsoners To night Se are eucsmped in
tie Gritty Of Dr. Gaines house, where no intend
20 stay for the night. EEs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-01

~ A friend who is recently from the Mis-
sour Troops wishes Judge URlEL WRIGHT Of ST.
ills morning., at Oapt. Hstcks once. je lit =
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YRKDKAIcKsBURe ROsrAaks.
he Tribune of The 2s = ga,

The fixy rebel ciiizss of Fredericksburg, arrested
by order OF the War Department. and Drongh hitler 70
be held hostage. for ths wounded UIion soldiers be-
aysd nso the haads OF the reoels by Mayor Slaughter
have been taken tn. 0d Capitol this AFTER
noon, ard conveyed to For. Delaware under guard Of
detachment OF the Veteran Reserve Oorps
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attend a the cosctor oes In the City Hail. from the l5ta &c
50 June ncusye for the purpose Of recvsg from the
Payers the whole he Oneh Of their taxes dsductne pei
jsi..-dim JULIUS A. HoBsoS, O, O. R.
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THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLYG
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Charles Dickens Great Story.
Z ATlle Of Two Citlss." (oonilnued.) -.t
The Rrst Violet. (Poem)
Electricity. a Tale.)
d Loves Resolutions. (Poen)
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