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MR.. MCHENRY CALLED FOR.
N. About ON Newspaper writing.

tas AOuut On newspaper hrAllnK.
It was said that n. Edmund Abeut had
broken with LOPiHiOB NGti0nGle, in con-
sequence of the editors refusal to publish
an article jeeriDg the decoration given to
Mile. Rosa Bonheur. This was q mistake.
The true reason he gives is as follows .iIf
by accident sny of our readers perceived
my silence cordially thank him, and
make him here my humble excuses. A
newspaper has no claim to six months
vacation, like senators and deputies, or
even two, like judges, lawyers, professors
and pupils. The very name of our profess
sion, journalist sufficiently indicates that
we must always be ready, and work every
day. We are like bakers, the slaves of a
daily necessity bread is not more indis-
penssble to the life of civilized men than
linked paper. But though one be 3 news.
paper writer, he is none the less q man,
subject to all of life's vicissitudss, hsppi.
ness included. If violent emotions do not
psrslyze the bakers arm, they do some
what disturb the writer's brain. l think
it is better to appear empty handed than
to offer the public the lubrications of a
troubled brain. Is it not better to say
nothing than to utter nonsense
knew writer who rose early in the
morning the next day sfser he was msr-
ried, and who wrote all day long until
evenings 1t was absolutely necessary.
The newspaper or review reckoned sbso.
lutely upon him. It said to him that he
alone was able to save publication in very
inArm health. As may readily be believed
he saved nothing at all, and very probably
what he wrote that day had not a grain of
common sense in it. Let man exert him.
self as be may he cannot draw from his
mind sught but what is in it. Now it
sometimes happens that sentiment or sn
idea so invades our mind as to drive every
thing else out of it Happiness is like a
king who condescends to enter a Door
mans :house-there is room for nobody |
but him. so this hsppy poor fellow,
whose history 1 relate to you, was
obliged to talk of everything except that
which filed bis heart and head. l think
the exertion is still more difficult when one
ls called on to write near a new cradle.
Although true hearts never become indif-
ferent to public affairs, we see things which
,ouch us nearest occupying the first place.
1t is not selfshness; it is optics. Put your
hand before your eyes; you can perceive
nothing in the chamber. Interpose q lit
lie head in q tiny cap between the world
md you, you will witness besutiful phe-
lomenon. which astronomers have net vet
tudied-the total eclipse o. the world"
-
sThe writer alluded to was NJ About himself.
lis contributions to the "ReyHs CoAtemporafss'
Tere is chief at rsction
Paris corr Pub CifcnLdT. .
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ON the RanDaee.

About week ago, says the New York
Tribune, Milesisn female of huge pro.
portions and irste looks, approached one
OF the departments at the poetofice, and,
not Immediately seeing clerk, she began
to thump the boards and create cutie a
commotion, when the clerk appeared and
demonstrated on the impropTiety of her
conduct. She looked st him iercely.
placed her arms akimbo, turned up o nose
which nature had sufficiently turned up
before, jerksd her head, crowned with an
abundance OF red hair, toward the LETT side
snd looking as if she sought TO annihilste
with glance of mingled rage and
him exclaimed:
malace, = moi letther 2D
HWhereL At letter, MADAME
Olerk-"Wh VI give me moi muDy."
tiNiver mind no,
"What muny why - roiston. y :
gev YOU TO sind letther TO b, ~ fbsn %
HWby do you want your monN.
Ear the letther niyir wint." A
"How do you know that Z"
uBecsse whin the Postmssther answered |
It she said she niver resaived her"
HHow did he answer it if be never got
n2"
.lNow be sisy and hould yur whisht and
Give me the muny. viii you or no
"Certainly ne. Ycu must be mad to ask
e
Ne msd
ayes, mad IS March hare"
aDid yes call me hare y
At which interrogstory the clerk smiled,
when the enrsged woman burst into the
following rejoinder snd departsd;
HBsd cess to yey, you dirty spslpeeD, at
had a holut of yez by the throttle I'd pull
the whizzhen out of yeE and welt your
sowl like sn ould shoe, you dirty or10d-
ha,0n." (Anglice fool
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-22
TRuMRuLL COUNTY.

General Emerson Opdyeke, of Warren,
who, short time since was ordered to
Texas on duty, has returned, and is at pres
ent enjoying the comforts of home with
his family. He is awaiting further orders
from the War Department.
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Allegheny College,
MEANWHILE, PA.

CALENDAR FOB 1886 :-Wednes-
~ dsJ, September 10th, Tal Term opeus.--
Wednesday, December 2Oth, Fall Term o!oseI.
rsursday, January 4th, Winter Term opens. Fri.
day, March Both, Winter term oIoseS. monday,
April 10, Spring Term opens. thursday, June
2Sth Sp ing FERN clos, 5. Commencemett -.
ooation beau fui, beslthful, snd easy Of access.
Llbrsries oabinets and apparatus uousnaIy eK-
teasive and vs. table, a new Boarding 6Ali, With
completely furnished Toohls, for the &C 1ommoda-
tion Of hu lored students Boarding from three
to four dollars per week.
Olasses commencing Latin and Greek will be
formeu at the beginning Of The FsIl Tenn.
TIl 80 ]. TINGLEY, y
sepl3;R52 Secretary Of the Fscaitv.
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LAKE COUNTY.

The venerable Spencer Phelps died in
Mentor on Saturday, September 10th, in
the SD year of his. age. Mr.. Phelps set
tied in this county sixty-two years ago and
few men enjoyed more unsullied re
putstion. He served his country in the
war of 1912. -~es.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Startling Medical College,
COLUnBUS, OHIO.

THE NINETEENTH REGULAR
i session commences Wednesday, October 18th,
l555 and ends March Ist, 1866. Clinical Lectures
on Practical Medicine sud Surgery will be given
r gulsIly throughout the winter ct g. Pranois
Hospital in the College Bniidiag. This Hospital
was opened August lst, aid alieady has a large
number o. patients. ....
studsrts will aiso have the advantage Of Clinical
instruction in the Hospital OF the ohio Peniten-
Hary.
FAOULTT: ree
s. N Smith, NJ. D, Prof PRINCIPLES and Prsetics
Of Medicine.
Frsncis Garter. NJ. D., Prof. ObstetIios and Dis
eases Of Women aud Uhildren-
John DsHson, N D., Prof Anatomy and Phys
wv. Hamilton, N. D, PFof. Surgery Eye and
Thso. q. wOrnlsy, M. D., Prof Chemistry and
ToEi ology. H.f-r u-f14
Staring Loving, N. D., PrOE HAtsIia MsaIoa
and Therape utice.
J. S. Gard, n. D. Dsmoussrator Of Anattmy.
hAtTiculston paid but onoel 90
Demonstrators W
Students on their arrival, BY calling at the ofics
If the D. an, on State street, or up the JanitSr
the College, will bs assisted in procuring suia-
bic lodei0gs.
For circulars or additional information, address
ae2I:24S FRANCIS GARTER N. D., Dean
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-22

A representation from the ST. Louis city
council sAd other city officers spent Tues.
day in Pittsburgh on their way to Pills
delphis, and were Hospitality entertained
by the sushoritts Of the smoky city.
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TBFF. DAVIS Has BEEN CAUGHT

JEFF. Davis HAS BEEN CAUGHT
The aris now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallsns boys are coming home
JeG Davis has been ozught.
/ Huzzal huzzal now hang your bsunrrs cut
HuzsG huEzs let all the people shout.
i 9he was the reDsl chief was caught
Is laughable INDEED;
he tried to run in pettiooats,
| But he did not succeed
HuzzA huzzs hang all your banners out,
Jen Davis hss been caught, let every one now
... shout.
Our boys did think It verystrAngss
woman should retre,t ..
With great bowie knii 70 in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
HuzzAi huzzAl our bTys have got good sense;
'TWiIt gaiser shoes and ssosy boots they know
Oh, crinoIne, We think yon hns, --r1r
For you would not crnoeal
The flying rebel President,
When he did show his heel. '
Huzza huzzAi there's nothing half 50 iDo
To show foot and ankle OF, hk , we'll raised
Yonr days are numbered now, old JeR,
You surely cannot hope,
!, Or have . better end in view
Than the eid Of = stout rope. '
HuKBal huEzal JeG Davis has no shoe;
In settling up all his accounts, Just keep hi
aIa1 crimes in view.
The boys who caught JsH avis,
Well welcome one And all,
And treat them to 3 hne new suit
At ISAAC'S USlON HALLi
HuzzA huzBa ning the starry banner out,
Our ga LIANT boys are coming home, let an the
people shout
The Largest and Best Stock OF FsshIop.bIs
Clothing in the West at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac a. Isaaes's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines. stOrr's ,Automaton Pressmsn, and
strong'B Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined
Cor. superior and Union streets.
- Look ont for the Giants my25
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MIsCELLANEOU.. q
esO nnO MONEY ADvANOED-

pOOsOOO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Weli-known NAGhER'S LOAN OFFICE, on Seou-
rites oleverY kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches
Diamond, Silver Ware JeWelry- Quns, Pistols
Uhothing Dry Goods, Pianos Melodeona, and al per-
BDaal property and articles Of yaue, the most sat
isfactory tecRs. business strictly priTate. Estsb
lshed 81. h.B.-A variety Of unr6deemed Watch.
g, yewelSy. Guns, ete., .or sale at bargains.
Omce-oorner Of Water and Superior utresta, over
oct2l - j 2. Wv wAeBER
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FOUNp.

EOUND-A Black Newfoundland Dog,
Il large sizs. sner can nave, him by proving
propsrty ana paying chsrgea. CAh al klNG
THOMAS, l72 Meat River ss. stpzz ;zls
DROKE INTO MY PASTUBE, Sep
ID tenber 6ih, on Brooklyn and BookpoIt town
,iae road quarter Of mile from fetroit street
rad, 9 asIk bag Horse, with SIRE neck and lH0
strings IN lis breaat; STOUT 4 Inc years Old, -.
ssDI5 SOhA Oh6Ef.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-22

Some years sgo citizen of NeWbury.
port, Mass, met man in the street intoxi-
Gated and in want. The good Samaritan
took the man home, and when he was sober
gave him money to return to New York,
his home. Recently that man, ever after
wards sober and respectable, died rich
',Tcc0nocting the kindness shown him
Dy tho ore . had acted the part of the
good Samaritan, bequesthed him $20,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-22

Cincinnati is much engaged in the enter
prise of q railroad to Knoxville, with
good prospect for putting it through.
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NORTHERN OHIO NEWS,
RIOHLAND COUNTY.

General ]. d. Geiger will address mass
meeting of the Union citizens Of Richland
county, at Mansfield, on Tuesday evening,
September 2sth.
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AUCTION SALES.
AsslsrAET QuAsslsEAsFsR's OFFICE,


ASSISTANT QUABFEBMAsfsR's OFFICE,
CLEvsLAAD, Ohio, Sept IA. 1886.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
In in pursuance of Instructions fcom the Quar-
termaster Gsn, rAl will sell at public auction, ct
Camp Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesoay, sept. 26th; Uses,
l2D FgeIvs Drought Horses,
U) One Riding HoISe. al vl .r
These Horses have b en- used 10 the Government
teams at this post for the past year, and we'll
broken in fne condition. his will Aeford q
rare chance to purchase nue team horses.
Terms-CAsh, il Government funds. f r.t
Sale to commence at 10 a. N.
GEO. B OADWALLADEB, &
sepl5;2is Captain and A. Y n.
ASSISTANT QUARrBRuAsTER's OEfIoE,
ULEvELAED, Ohio, Sept ls, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN in Pursuance Of ins ruotions from the OBief
QuartermAster Of the Department OF Ohio, will
5 Il at public auction, on Monday, September %,
at Camp leVeland, ohio.
100 'orls Of Dry Wood,
SEED "a Tons Solt Coal. I'd
The property to be removed from the premises
within five days from date of sale.
Terms Cash Ia GoVerr ment tuL ds.
Sfle to commence at l0A N
GEO. b. OADWALLADER,
sepl4:2t9 Captain and A Q. n. e.
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lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
81 exhibition, large steoK Of
FANCY OASSI HRES, -s.....f arl
BLACK DO EsKIHS,
BLACK DzLIAa& RBON N BBOAD OLOTH,
BLACK AND FANCY SALINE IT'S,
EVBRET MILLS DOUBLE .--.4
AND TWIsr OOT'r iVApEs,
BLACK AND DRAB HALIEHS,
sILICIAs ANDSATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS nRILLS, - M =
FURNIsHIHG GOODS
Merchant Tailorsl ouhty Merchants aud Who'e.
Bsls buyers generally, viii find It to their adyan.
tage to examine my stock bSfoss purchasing else
where 8 MANN,
iyl5 l62 Superior st. opp Bank st.
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FOR SALE,


EOH SALE One two seated Buggy Snd
Il one Rockayay. Gao be SER at ths Livery st.ble
efO. q. BRIGGS. So IhemPlan ct. sepaz4S
EOK eALE-ENGINEs AND DILL
l. LING TOOLS COMPLETE-WIIh all Fixtures
necessary 20 pat 1own WeIis. Two splendiI TIN
Tioaarj-hsTe been used oniy sky days, in perHct
order; together with iull ugs ior putting down
wrench1S, band wheel and walking beam IRONS &C.
MIl be sold at bargain. aud dellsered the cars
ASA FARR. Jr., Konseviile, Pa. sspT2:24S
nOR SALE-A Marble BusIness-SsoCk,
TOOLS horses wagons, HARNESS, and al appliances
Tor doing an extensive buBlness-owIng ia health
GErT DEhMAk, horWalk. :. sePIsloof
EOR SALE-A fine Residence on Cedar
Il st. about one mile IRON the city line. Ten ceres
srodnd, seven which are producing grapes. p
u. seP6 go
EOR SALE-A Machine Shop, with all
Il the Tools required iOr manufacturing and re-
pairing work Tor the Oil Regions. The shop Il oca-
Address BOZ li2 FTznkhn fenAneo County, Penn
augzs:245
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE In
IL BEREA.-Wlll be sold cheap. This is
opportunity for Germans or others ceslrous OF edu-
obtain home At small figures. Address 7. y. Box
ISL Berea, or "B" LEADER Office cleveland. OHIO.
JylS:&
Out SLAVES AND HEADING.
~ The uDdersigned keeps constantly on hand
lAEye aud ell Of SEASONED out staVe ana
Heading, At the lowest nArket prices AoctoEy
near ClSVsiana a 4 Oledo keilrOaa depot.
All OEdsrs PrOnPrly filed ana s4tlafAotion war
fremont, o. July is:254 -
aSOR SALE-THK LAKGE DOUBLK
rS Sos y sn9 Terms q esS Enquire Of O0SWAf
W, HOBLE. At the ytnoe o backns Nobls; lelal
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WANTS.
NNANTED-

WANTED-BOARDERS-A few sim
w Gle gentlemen can btain board, with furnish
ed or unfuTnshed rooms, by applying 81 SS Water st.
Also, convenience for car Loarders. sel2:2a6
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WANTED-COAT MAKER-At 272
w Superior st. II. OARDoZO, Gerchaat Tailor.
seu22.2tg
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= RLEE IE caANor ZOE AGENTS.

What the opia want. Comp cts History Of the
war in lar lume Gplendldy Illustrated, with
oy = 25 me portraits Generals and Battle Scenes
The most candid, lucid, mplete, authentic 81 rs
liable hietOry published. 1t contains reading matter
equal three large BctaVo volumes. nd lor cir
GUITARS and see our terms. Address JONES BROS.
CO., AS West ,urth st., Vi -cInnati. sep2 :zOd6W
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ENANTED-TO RENT-A small house
w in central location, for which tair price viii
ha Maid Annly n SuDgrlor heblQ.2H
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EOG SALE One two seated Buggy snd
II one Rockasay. Gao be ses Z ct ths Livery Stable
Of 10 u BRIGGS 6s Oha1npIaIn ct. sep30:z48
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-22

sThe writer alluded to was NJ About himself
His contributions to the 90 Revue Coatenlporaf,s'
were is chief at rsction.
Paris corr Pub Circular.
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EOR SALE-A fine Residence on Cedar
Il st. about one mile IRON the city line. Ten acres
oil Krodnd, seven which producing grapes. p
~ BeD6:2jO
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WANTED-F. w. HATCH, if yon
tI-will call at the Banking Office Of WRIGHT 4
BROTHER, SO Superior st., or notify us where you
eau be found, will hear of something very much
70 Vour adyautaa a sepl6 246
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X Oh SALE--A Marble Business STOCK,
4 tools, horses wagons, harnsss and all appliances
Tor doing an extensive buslne5s-owIng ia health
1owDeGs, will be sold cheap, by applying 10 bkG
GEIT DENMAN. NorWalE - sePInscgf
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09l5 -, 90. TsaT $40 9aisHsaN no
yfSesW - a-issaaR ss,tfia fs yea0 e7ix5
sid 10 Jgo ytay ~ si;a4a asilqqus
6sas5iims1 gro a. ,dos' cte 2 10 stpti
90 sg.@ -, s9iqos
anfii yIa "a bsiig'ras 81 aee s7afiaDG }
snn-VE;HT e. seh9 por tssfsiqsit
ri ~ > ad l'iv aIs',aid d-ola fe~G ri ~
IA $3.50. .iogts - iEa e. stals1f !
'jsm 20 gai1Ioy eignl2 .smuiog IT
% ,uafLrii ~ .s1se9 lilol9 90 - 81
sa5fhh hiartsa.6 6iisR u
.sg3HToaS b AdfHfH
4. 7 ~ - z1.iEt.1
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YbohH aItL angli s5niH jan sg ii isstasai ta4b
THE STATE 0F OHIO, YAND0T COUNTY. SIS 'aiqe, q 4.
.,..s ...1 CLERKS OFFICE. wYANbor coUNTY. OHIO;

a'nnoa 5o @drFna s & +
so 4e-sa sa n..aeS; :" er9sib
EREBY CERTIFY. That the atovespd .@gong eopvEof
the REPORT OF THE CQMMlssIO SEks Of WyANDoT
year anng Sptembsr 4h 1866 Il further
,hs I The Joapa nts sds ~ coas.a
men Peas in the meyer # said RepSI' Esd @ y ga n 1s M a5
Al so'od WITNESS my hand Court Upper
nsh 81 bns ssstis Eady of Nosembes d.
sis's 'oG ssss Eight sixty aysq5 81 'l as @ sE & - @
.1secg 81 saps-79 I'D sais
r. AGERTEE, Clerk
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IN tSslr1HHEE rHE MArrER Or TIE ANNUAL h. al.
EXHIBIT OF THE COUNTY COM }4q o,It ii sa
MiSSIONEsSgeh sdi ,eHsfbBt 9idts9 y 8a2 9dt 1ed'

The COMMISSIONERS OF wYASDoT COUNTY having
fled Cskpf lbe Court ,heir Rp,f the Financial fairs
County ordered BY The Court that said Report published By one
insertion following papers, Fhe
Union and tho Wyanl that The Cs'k If The Court
copy said Report 10 each Of said papers for publication;
that r. McKry Eq and D. Sears Esq hereby appoa.s By
and sail Rpft in with John
Berry Prosecuting pd report hrul Of such and
examination Term 6 s4ss
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zfnr 1854.
For publishing Notice I
Grading on the Morlisg
p ! Road,
For publishing Ditch NJ
tice,
For publishing Tax Motto
for ls64.I R1ATT
For pha,ihg Tax Motto
in postsIs.1v nr
For ppbGAiqa Times 9
Hotdiug Courts, ~ yso.s..
fir prip',i,g Blanks e
aGl-rk. .ufIhas Casrtsaa "
Z FIR publishing Shenff,
Pmclsination Of E'eaio
I9 spd Posters foS ssdse
oFor pabhslrmgg Sheiff :
ProcLanatlan of F,esiseu q
,tmf Election md Poster
far same,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15

assaie 10 soaAn 1auqoz Auditor Wyandot coua,p Ohio
dab ybaa3 10 haaI ,uoioanao9 ea
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@A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT %
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE undersigned will open Select School
/ in the town of Woodsfeld, on Monday,
the lst day of May, 1865. Young Ladies and
Gentlemen wishing to qualify themselves for
Teaching, or who may desire knowledge of
the higher branches of Mathematics Scien-
ces or Languages. will do we'll to avail them
selves of this opportunity, as every attention
will be paid to those who may enter this
school,
The session will be divided into two terms,
consisting of 8 weeks each. The month ef
July being vacation, the second term will
commence the 1st Monday of August.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Four Months-Knglish Branches. So 90
Higher branches of Mathematics, Sciences
and Language, sl2 90.
Application for admission will be made tc
the undersigned.
Tuition strictly in advance and there will
be no reduction made for absence, except in
cases of protracted illness.
REV. T. A. GROVE, r.h...
S. A. GRAHAM, ~
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The Knabe Piano.

We cheerfully refer our readers to
Messrs. Seltzerf Dressed & Co.'s Piano
Warehouse, 13 East State steret, Colum-
bus, Ohio, the Wholesale agency for Ohio
of VIM. Knabe & Co.'s celebrated gold
medal, grand and square pianos, manufac-
tured at Baltimore. The firm of VIM.
Knabe & Co. is one of the oldest, largest
and most enterprising in this country
Possessing heavy capital, they have ex-
hibited fer the last thirty years most
praiseworthy ambition and untiring en-
ergy in the production and improvement
of superior instrument, both in point of
scientific construction and artistic excel
lence. The Knabe Piano deserves in an
eminent degree the high reputation it sus-
tains, among the musical profession in
particular, as well as with the public in
general. The attention is at once partic-
ularly attracted by the tone of these in
struments, which reveals singular beau
ty, combining mellowness, richness and
pathetic tenderness with mobility and
power Of high order. Allied with this,
and certainly the most characteristic fea-
ture of the Knabe Piano, is the great
rarity of intonation and conciseness of
tone throughout the entire scale. The
touch of these pianos is all that can be
desired-very soft and easy, quick in ac-
tion and of perfect readiness aud elastici-
lty. For all these and other artistic points
of merit, as well as of acoustic construc-
ton, we refer our musical friends to the
testimonials given by such artists as Thai
berg, Gottschalk, Satter, Strakoscb, An
schultz and scores of others.
The praise of the splendid $1,000
Knabe Piano, the leading prize of the
Hospital Fair at Ambos Hall in this city
is in every ones mouth, and we recon-
mend all in search of truly first class
piano to call at the store of Seltzer, Dresel
4 Co., who keep constantly full assort-
ment of Knabe's Pianos, A. FL. fale &
Co.'s octave "Monitors,' and other in
struments on hand, and fhip great many
of their beautiful Pianos to every city
town and village in this State.
WILLIAMS WEST are Agents for
Knabes Pianos in Monroe County, Q.
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The Result OF General Stonman'se
Expedition,

LENoIRE, Tenn, April 16.-The ex-
petition under Major General Stoneman,
which left Knoxville, Tennessee, on the
10th of March, struck the East Tennes-
see and Virginia railroad on the 14th
inst, at Wytheville, Christiansburg and
Salem. Between these points thirty y-three
bridges we're burned, and twenty five
miles of track totally destroyed, and, be-
side, many prisoners were taken, and con-
siderable quantities of corn and other
stores destroyed. On the 9th General
Stoneman moved via Jacksonville, Dan
burg, and Macksville, arriving at Grants
Greek, three miles from Salisbury, the
rebel line for the defense of the town.
On the 18th this line, defended by artil.
lery and infantry, was soon forced, and
our forces entered Salisbury, capturing
Ieight stands of colors, nineteen pieces Of
artillery, 1,165 prisoners, 1000 stand OF
arms and accoutrements, loco, 900 rounds
of small ammunition, 10000 rounds ot
fixed ammunition (shell,) $4,000 pounds
of powder, $4,000 complete suits o
clothing, $4,000 army blankets, 10000
pounds leather! (shoe and barness), co.,
; 900 pounds bacon, 1000 pounds salt
10000 lbs. sugar. 27 900 lbs. rice, 10, ,0o'
lbs saltpetre, $4,000 bush. wheat, 500,
600 worth medical supplies and 700
bales of cetton.
! Thirteen pieces of the artillery wcr
brought away. and all the other store
not needed for our immediate comman
were destroyed. The greater part Q
these supplies had just been receive
from Raleigh. One large arsenal. ma
chinery complete, six depots, two en-
gines and trains. several bridges betwee
Goldsboro and Danville, also on eithe
, side of Salisbury, with several miles {
5 railroad track, were destroyed. We los
very few in killed and wounded anon
E the latter, Captain r. Morrow, A. A. {
f. of Gen. Stoneman's staff.