Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-03

Tue You've Folks MUSICAL CIRcLE.-We
had the rare pleasure tho other evening, throu Oh
the poiiteness of Mr.. Kent, ono Of the Circle and
"Crowbar" of the heaviest metal, of listening to a
few of the pieces intended to be sung BY this COM
pany at their concert this (Frlday) evening Loav.
ing out Of tho question altog.the our seeing the
ladies, which think will be half the con,ert, the
music we then listened to was the richest that We
have ever enjoyed Of the kind, not excepting the
" Gid Folks Concert" since Mrs. Bostwick sang
here. One or two eff their sweet pieces have rung
in our ears and sung in our heart ever since one
constant repeat. The best singing talent Of our
town-aud that is considerably above the average
Of such places is engaged in this concert. The
"Crowbars,' who wers wont last summer, in the
deep hours Of the light, to discourse sweet stains
under the easements of fair lass and maiden, to her
sweet surprise and delight, and to diversity the
honeward Ieute by various interesting perform.
ancs.-Eot so beautiful, perhaps, but quito as
musng-lousing sleepy neghbors by the we'll !.
known notes Of the caliopa, under their windows,
Their equ ally inexplicab!e soundsthese verita-
bic CIowbars, whose fame, as We verify know, hath
EXTENDED at least as far as St. Louis and Cincin-
natl, will give ono or two of their best songs. Mrs
Brannan and Miss Scudder will also sing, and Mr.
Unger will execute bugls solo, as only Unge1
can, accompanied by Mrs. Bran nan. The choruses
! are most magnihc :nt and will be among the chiei
attra ,tons Of the evening. There will be a
crowded house. We say to our friends in the
country, by all means como in.
Wuo,1s He ?-We clip the following par
agraph from the Fairfield Qowa) Ledger, of the 9th
ult: ..r-.
"We learn that an itinerant jeweler, calling
himself Marshall, who was married two or three
months ago to lady of Muscatine, subsequently,
| berame euamored of young lady Of Eddyville, and
eloped with her to Pella, on Thursday last where
the twain were made one flesh. They returned to
Eddyville on saturday last. The lady is, we learn
young and rather good looking but, unlike Cesar's
wife, was not above suspicion" .-r
A B1GAM1sr.-It appears that the Marshall
referred to in paragraph COPIED yesterday wal
b. W. Marshall, you ng man Of respectable con-
noctions in this city who was married about year
sisoe to estimable young lady, he step-daughtel
of Charles Hubbard, Esq. On Tuesday, Mrs
Marshall No. arrived in search Of her truan,
lord, and put up at the Irving lou e. Sac is rep
rczen.cd as about II years OF age, quite intelligent
and rat her fascinating in ppearance. She say,
her fathers ame is VIM. Csple, a merchant OF
Eddy vile, in good circumstances. Marshall came
there padding jewslry and rcprssented himself as
a mea bar Of the Methodist Church, in which Mr.
Caplc is class leader He also claimed to be he'll
to 900 by tie recent death Of his father at this
| place. 49,. --..
Mr.. Capls placei so much confidence in the
young mans word that he made no objection to tn,
maria &c, (Which took place at homo and not al
Pella and whsn thu young couple started fer this
City he gave his new son lin law $40 in money t
bear expenses. At Ainsworth station Marshall in
duced the lady, on some pretext, to remain till h
came to this city, promising to return tho mex
day. After waiting several days for him ant
hearing that he had wife hers she concluded t.
come and see about it herself. She returned to-day
fally satisfied Of his raseality Marshall has borne
bad character for some time: The officers are now
on his track. He has besn in the city for sew
sral days past but has managed by some means t.
keep out of their rsaoh. Daily, ed. aT.5'i -