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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-05

, TTORNEY ~ COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n Office, corner Of Eagle ILLINOIS streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, ILLINOIS
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4. II. kNDN,
- IL !"
ER COFFIN W \ X E

r>nrRTAkER. COFFIN " AR f =
house corner Rock River and Madison SITS,
Nv Island A fine hearse and team Always IN
readiness. Wll procure graves 70 De aug ,utn.
aa-r,,,es for funerals, and take the entire
'sh eya-ytbInr connected with the prepara-
cha'g of the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
."r I 81 of time w,hou, applying ice to the
boty. CHARGES moderate.
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MICHAEL LIEBERk NECHT.

tIAILOR-Opposite the Rock Island Hous Sc.
| over Eyorts; store Garments made IN the
.ates, style and best manner and warranted to NJ.
Particular attention given to cutting garments
for customers. All work done IN accordance
with the times and at reasonbIe prices
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,.4 Ar regular meeting Of Rock Island Lodge
No. Is, ]. O. 0. F., held on the "a day Of
June, 1862. the following preamble and resc.
luuons were unanimously adopted,
WHEREAS. it has pleased the Al-Wise Ru-
Ter af the universe in the dispcnsatjon OF his
providence, t. remove from our midst, by
death, our beloved brother, August Nesper
thereby creating a vold III our midst, ana
again alnonishiug Us that we, too, are NOR
tai and must soon cease to meet in this lodge,
Resoiced That in the death of brother Mes.
per this lodge has been deprived # worthy
member, his family of tender and kind
hearted husband and father, and the commu-
nifty of a worthy and respected citizen.
Res0lred, TO the bereaved widow and rela-
tiyes this lodge tender the assurance Of their
confidence il their Affections and lrreparable
bereavement. and that in their loneliness and
gloom. strong hands and warm hearts form a
protection around them. to cherish them tor
the sake Of him to whom they pledged love,
Failing not when life has persisted,
Living still beyond the tomb.
ReSolrcd, That as a token Of respect tor our
] deceased brother we ciothe the lodge room IN
mourning for thirty days.
/ Res0ired. That II copy OF the above he pre-
seuted to the afflicted family also thatcopiet
/ be furnished the editors Of our city papers
for publication.
W. L. Sweeney,
c. b. Knox, Committee.
VIM 7. Magill,
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". -. WILLIAMS,

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
y Rock Island, HIS, will practice IN any ol the
Courts OF Illinois or Iowa Military Claims, State
or National, adjusted and collected Collections
made aud promptly paid over Deeds Mortgages,
Wills, Assignments, Contracts, etc, drawn WIN
legal ACCURACY. mt,
Office. IN Charles Buiord's Block, corner Illinois
and Eagle Streets, Room No. |, upstairs
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ALIEN. A.. sN AMBER,

)DLlCH Magistrate and EA.othclo Justice
Of the Peace. Collections made and promptly
.1Iid over. Office IN Baley& boyIe's BLOCK up
,talrs, Rock Island.
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Ill. 4. InNNisI.I.L,

VTORNEY At Law. Rock Island III,
\ Collections, and all other business ehtlus't"
To- INN viii receive prompt attention Deeds
mortgages, aud other instruments "Ht'en and ae'
'nowlo1ued. 10 Also Justice the Peace
p :. special attention given To Tue col
lection oi pensions, bounty ana arrears o.
irsu. Refer To Mitchell y Lyndc, hankers,Judgc
W,lklnson, Judge Bailey and Mayor davenport
knrk island
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DoITOH j. c. MORSE,

HAVING located in Rock Island for the
nrrposc OF practicng his professions VIII
answer promptly calls in the city and surround,
nv country. ONCE at J. ", Nche" New pIus
store. Residence on MADISON SFee'' o"' '''
north OFF l.. Cables.
Rock Island, April ,, lSO2
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Two rGNANrs wanted tor couple Of com
i.rtab.cdwciIins HOUSES, situated in pleas
AM par, H the cit. For particulars, etc.
enquire d, the Dtiiy icyHs job rooms, thirJ
floor IA putogd'S block
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,sSGSSE, FSDIL1~

y,INE Root MAKER. Particular atten'
t,ou paid to nice work, and satisfaction guaran-
- IN ali cases Ladies shoes made to order in
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
gbnn ON Illinois street, next door to n.
payry.sgroCery store,
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4 L. johnson.

WAGON MAKER. All kinds Of Repair
w mo and Jobbng done at short notice, IN
the best manner and at reasonable rates. shoP
'ro W,shinrton street, near the ferry landing.
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ARREST errie 5. Prescott, Esq attorney
at law, in Moline, and late clerk Of the city
corporation. was arrested on Wedne sday
evening, and brought before \. F. Swander,
Esq, Of his city, on charge of embezzling
money belonging to the corporation and sup
pressing or destroying portion Of the corpo-
ration records. The court required him to
ind ball in the sum Of 500, to appear on
Saturday morninE, for examination,
A. F. Chamberin and D. W. {. Marshall
became surety for Mr.. Prescott's appearance.
We have heard nothing of the alledged facts
relied upon to sustain the charge but we shall
make statement Of the evidence, after the
examination.
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BsIa-The New Constitution forbids the ere.
alton Of banks.
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~ l. nAI.RNNpIL,.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE and General
j Collie citing Agent, Cambridge, he"fy eou"f
Bonar. County Clerk A Gould, Circuit Ger" )
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF Henry GoO"-
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zss-For the best Weekly Newspaper subscribe
or the Book Island Argus.
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si.N FIR VI.

The undersigned vail CONTINUE the business at
the old stand unuvr tine firm name oi Henry Darts
Sons, and vl,, pay al debts of the late nrm OF
lirury Dart \ sons. CYRUS O. DART,
ALBERT { DART,
WM II. DART
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put up by skrlliu workmcn Mt reasonable Pr""s,l -
the nrnic,t and most Durable styI".
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WILLIAM SilIltRER,

FAMILY GROCERY AND PROV lolON
4 s'rORE Produce bought and sold. store
a. the vest corner of Orleans and otter streets
the Green Corner.
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4 CERTAIN CURE FOR AGuE AND lEyER.--
All persons afflicted with acue and fever or
intermittent fever, try it. No cure no pay.
All scrofuous diseases permanty cured. Cam
cers thoroughly removed without the use
of the knife or caustcs. rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, liver complaint, lung and throat diff
culties yield rapidly and are cured permanent,
" by our method Of treating disease.
Mrs. Price having had twelve years ezper'
fence in obstetrics and treatment ot female
diseases with great success.
We are prepared to warrant all curablt
cases. DRs. T. S. Pace,
Hydro Eclectic Cure Moline Avenue,
June 3,d2twlt Rock Island.
See advertisement.
| sIa- The New Constitution forbids the ere
| ation Of hanks
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pHi2sutM JOa pR,>TiN1

OTderNiof Jos 9NINrIho Val meet with pr"mpl
atieui.ol a. the ARGUS OFfI,e, aud be executed al
reasonable rates,
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xrII,ERsTRAss ~ FRIES.

DECrIFlERS and Manufacturers OF Domes-
tItIc L1uors. Importers and Dealers IN foreIgh
Mines and Liquors. Front street, opposite retry
IandIur RoCk lsiasd.
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THE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing full teIesnPhIc reports aud the la,
test news, is published every evening, except
Sunday, At Sly Dollars year, payable quarterly
IN 4.val,V
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ANOTHER CoMrANY,-Tha sixteenth r9mpa-
ny, raised in this county, was organized ON
Wednesday last, by the election Of the follow,
in officers viz;
7. j, Pickett, Rock Island, captain.
Frazer Wilson, " " l,t lieutenant
b. W. c. Marshall, Moline, n
The company is enlisted for three months,
to guard the secesh prisoners at Camp Doug
las, and left for Chicago the same evening.
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\ NEw lot ct .adics' ana chidrcn's hats,
shaker. Of all s,1e,, and Of those - cent lin
en- scttS, Just arrived
BLOCK 4 NEwBuRuER.
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+iuaimrss Cards.
" pErrEyCIIh & CO..

NO. 81. PARK ROW, New York, and y
\ State Street, Boston, are our Agents Tor 'hG
D,nN ANp WEEKLY ARGUS, IN those citl's' "nu
are authorized to take Advertisements anu sun
srrln,lnns for MS al nnr k0ntN R0tcN,
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HYDRO ECLECTIC CURE,

TEnIOfN FIHNf, NUTTNt NNtNUNI
ROCK ISIAND,....... Illinois.
lMR. Il MRS. +. 5. PRICE, Physiclans)
I 5 now open for the treatment OF al! orms
| of Acute and Chronic Disease, by thorough
course of W AFTER TREATMENT. IN cen
nectlon with ClairNoyant Examinations and
MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS.
The House and Grounds are finely and healtmIy
located, with good ,rdter, aud g00d a'nScS and all
the necessary appliances for successful treatment.
Mrs Price Will pay especial attention to the
practice OF obstetrics and healing female diseases,
IN which she IS very successful.
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PHILIP X. islIiNE.

;,plr~E SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
pAIVTkE. IS now prepared, to execute
n11h nea,ness and dispatch all orders IN the
PAINTING, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line ana
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give M"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-05

pRoF WILDER will be in this city on Tues
day next, and in the evening will deliver a
public lecture, probably in the court house,
on the Great Western Coal Fields lie
writes;
I4rclcr to give a lecture before going to
Coal Valley with the party because our cx-
cursion will doubtless be more interesting
to many when they understand the construc-
ton Of these wonderful treasures"
The lecture viii therefore be delivered on
Tuesday evening and the excursion to the
Coal Valley mines will De on Wednesday fol-
lowing.
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JUSTICE OF rnE PEACE.-CoilectIonuhs
i .,.niu,n made and promptly paid over. Of
49,. at ms residence, over kequa's Jcweir' S''tc'
.iiIuuI- street.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estatc of Hiathias AgX. Deceased.

vE,IIE undersigned having been appointed
L Administrator Of the Estate Of Matthias
Ary. late of the County Of Rock Island ard State
Of Illinois hereby gives notice that he VIII appear
before the County Court Of Rock Island county, at
the office OF the Clerk ofsad Court IN the City Of
Rock Island, at the June Term, on the Sd MONDAY
IA JUNE next, at winch time all persons having
CLAIMS against said estate are notified and re
ques,cd to attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. Al persons indebted 10 SAID es-
tate are requested to make immediate paymest to
the:undersgned
Dated tbs 22u day Of April, A. b. 1862
JOHN pARMENTER, Administrator.
z,s-For the best Weekly Newspaper aubscrlbe
/ o,.he Rock Island Argus.
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BOTHER and Manufacturer OF Domestic
III Liquors, and dealer IN Foreign wines anJ
49, p,1ara Row Illinois street, Rock island
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VI AN IF ACTOkh.
In the basement OF the large brick block IN Mar
kct square. At the Cty Scales.
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NOTICE.

THE notes. book accounts and papers OF
Mr. julius Schulze. saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for set,iemeh.'-
immediate p,vmept, or cost will be made.
HENRY FIsCHEL, Justice of the Peace
Rock Island, Dec s, 1861.
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10 THE FARMERS OF Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
Mr.. VIM. II. Beicher, proprietor of the
Chicago Sugar Refinery, has imported large
amount Of sugar beet seed for distribution III
this country He wishes trial made Of it
to test its value for making sugar. Any per
sou feeling an interest in this matter can pro-
cure some Of the seed by calling Oh d. T.
Kinney at the Black Hawk nursery.
1t viii be but little trouble TO try, and it
may prove valuable.
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\. t.. CUTTER.

HAVING been appointvdhy Julius Schul1e
| as ms agent, to conduct the above business
on A stIDtN
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i. NJ. MOOR Il,

II-UDLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALER IN
w Hardware. Cutlery, lrsn, Nails, "lndo"
Glass. SC. corner Of Illinois and Buffalo streets;
Rock Island. H.
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nu. THOMAS GAIT,

DIYSlCIAN, SURGEON, u ACCoOCl
EUR. Residence west corner Oh U''e' '"'
ILIns s,reots Office over Buiord'S Bank.
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VTORNEY ~ COUNSELLOR at LAW,
\ Solicitor n Chancery, Real Estate ana 'o'-
: ctng Agent, Moline.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

t>o - rnoK J. WILSON pRUkY
COON ~ DRuRi.
Successors of Cook, Dillon y LindleyJ
DareRpon lomd.
\NTE have formed partnership for the
w pratlcc of Law, to which We shall devote
our personal attention. cooh y "hoh''
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED!

IlSt PubIi,hed in 4 SeGied EEr"lop'.
Price SiL cents.
4 Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and
Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhaa or Seminal Weak
ness. involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Imped imcnts 10 Marriage generally, Nervous
ness. Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits; Mental
and Physical IucapacIty, resulting from heii-abuse'
&C.. hy ROBT. j. CULFERWkLL, NJ. D., Autho,
OF the Green Book, Sc.
-, Boon 10 Thousands of sufferers"
Sent under seal IN pian envelope, to any adj
dress y,,plid, On receipt DISK cents or two post
age siauu,, by Dr.. Gil. J. CLINE,
I27 Bowery, New York,
Post Office Box, $3.50.
.aprlI : ddw3m inside.
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,sRCl:ITECTtR RE.

The undersigned IS prepared 10 draw plans and
specifications, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds OF buildings, IN town or country
Having 80 years experience IN the business, he
hatters himself that he can give general satlstac-
ton.
Jobblng attended to with dispatch--charges
moderate. Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. shop on Adams street
near High School.
Es' Leave orders at Henry Housman's store
Illinois street. .,,,,.,,,
Jan, 18th, d #. VIM. EhHE L.
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iuuH WNhNuth'
tRNDCA ~ kELls
=. RYsI<GiR ,

IANUFACrURENS Of Soap and Can
VI dies, Rock Island, Ill. Cash Pa'" ''' Lar
,,v and Grease.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of Robert Don y Co, Is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. All notes and accounts due the late
firm must be paid to Robt. Don.
ROBERT DON.
JONAH II. CASE.
Rock Island, May 2ith 1862.
The undersigned viii continue the business at
the old stand THAI htuI tor past patronage, he
homes to receive continuation of tn" same.
ROBERT DON.
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WILLIAM JACKSON,

TTOENEY " COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Office with Il. Field next door to the fos'-
Office, Rock Island.
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81 RGERY FOR DISEASES OF THE
EYE ND EAR.

s.,ssa,, DIR. J. Il. WALKER, III South
1%gS,S Clark street Chicago, Oculist and
~ Aurist, gives has undivided attention to
this important specially, and performs all opera
tons connected with Ophthamic and Aurai sur
gerry. Certain diseases Of the throat which irc.
qucutly cause deafness, and noises IN the head,
Will also receive special attention.
Ec~ Examination Free. 7. O. Box 2Nl1,
MaN0. div.
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VI. OSHoR \
!, y. pRiI-CoTT,

, rrORNEY and Counsellor at Law VI
tee IA the Court House.
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8. =. BilARDSLEN
H.. ID. sN EENEN

TTORNEY IL COUNSELOR AT Law
\ Office 10 the Court House, Rock Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-22

THE BsiGNou AND GorrscHALK CONCERT TcouPE.-
"Lo Roi est Mort vivs 10 Roi." No sooner 10
the termination Of the musical season announced
by one im,presario than others start up to take
his place. 1t will be seen by advertisement in
our columns to-day that grand matinee is to be given
at Nblos Saloon Saturday by Mr. Gottschak and the
leading Of the late opera troupe This Is tho
first Of another series OF which is to be given in
all principal cities by combination OF artists,
under the orders Of Sgnor Brgno and Mr. Gottschak,
who yesterday signed contract undertaking. for their
joint account all risks and responsibilities Of the on
terprise They have engaged Miss kellogg, sgnor sasin
Signor Francesca Aode, Sgnor Muzio las condncor).
and are in negotiation with several other loading artists
It their intention give operas parts OF operas In
all their entertainments They commence, - we have
already stated Saturday next, whom tho "Figa del
Regimento will be given, Mr.. Gottschalk performing
several Of his most admired compositions between the
acts Tho combination promises well, and will help %
bridge the long musical interval between this and
fall.
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Mr.. j. 8. RAREY At TUE COOPER INsTIrUrE.-Ths greae
horse tanner three Of his amusing and nstruc
tive entertainments a. The Cooper Institute the 27h
2oth and Both Of this month These will be the only ex
hbtons that he give during the present season. a.
he is about to retire to his farm in Ohio. No perform
ances If such they can be called have excited more
interest, have been closely followed up by the
public, both hero and abroad than those Of Mr. Rarsy
From the highest 10 the lowest all ranks and classes
have testified the curiosity in regard to them "
course such this could fail to bring forth
plentiful crop Of imitStors One follow had the mpu-
dence to 10 Madrid and assuming the name OF our
celebrated countryman to exhibit before the Court and
arstocracy. h made a large sum by the operatioe,
reys modus osrad. Another tried to play of the same
cheat in Rome: but some Americans who happened 10
the time, and who personally acquanted
with Rarey, exposed him and no left in disgrace In
their experiments upon the horse, Rarey's imatOrB
been fortunate In almost every instance
tey have with fractures and accidents OF kind
or another cas- aates inevitable from their imperfect
acquaintance with tho principles which Mr.. Rarey's
system Is founded The approaching exhibitions will b
Of much interesting character than that have
hitherto been given hero. Mr.. Rarey has varictyof
new feats and experiences to develop that he has
picked up during his tour abroad and which will tendto
strengthen public confidence in the unerrng results Of
his system.
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WINTER GARpyN-A new drama especially written FOR
Mss Batcman was produced this establishment last
evening It Is entitled sRosa Gregorio tho Corsican
Vendetta" In style 1t is somewhat more OF sensa-
tona than the line Of pieces usually produced
at this establishment The plot Of the drama is fol-
lows-The Corscan families OF Gregoro and Spagazzis
after deadly feud OF q century agree to peace, ON
condition that Gregoro's daughter bstrothcd to Spa
gazzi's son. This compact settled while Rosa Grego
rio Miss Bateman) was child. She, however, soma
time after the signing of the bond had boon secretly
rcd to Albert (sfr j. w. wslack. Jr.l noble French
officer away in the army. The time set apart for her
bond marriage with Spagazzis son Is near and she 10
Just expecting her real husband when tho play opens
The curtain rises a mountain scene ut sunriscs
viewed from the front OF Gregorios house. Rosa,
who has risen early goes her real husband and
who absent her brother Antonio (Mr. E. Acams) un-
expcctedy returns. lie has been in tho army and
knows Albert, who outranks him. From conversations
ut period the brother suspects that Albert IL
Rosas lover. Rosa however, keeps him In ignorance.
That night apart for the marriage with the Spagaz
z's and the families assemble at Gregorios house.
Albert also arrives and, meeting Rosa, agrees to bear
her Off from Corsica at midnight The brother overhears
the plan challenges Albert after he had parted with
Rosa, and duel ensues. In this combat, some good
sword practice Is shown by both actors The brother
Albert and throws him into the lake. In the third
parts with her father receives his bessng and
ignorant OF the duel. prepares to carry Gus
her part so 1ns ba, bs bs, aone
Miss Batemans acting bore was good. She accuses him
sssassnapg her husband arouscs her sleeping father
begs him TO kill her. Albert however, not dead
but is picked up by fishermen, and Is by medical
aid resuscated He learns that his wife IL to he tried
by the yendsttaa kind Of lynch law courtand know.
ing her condensation TO be certain without his evidence
weak and wounded he he is determined to bear the
documents making her his lawful vile 10 the place o.
trial himself In the nth or last act Rosa Is tiled and
found guilty but the Vendetta breaks up in sanguinary
discord during which Albert arrives with body u
French troops claims his vile, proves his right and all
ends well. The whole Of the characters were fairly
acted and the scenery pretty and effective. The
MACE was
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MYSTERIOUS ORIGIN OF THE PROCLAMATION
OF GENERAL HuNTER.-Since the appearance Of
the Presidents proclamation disavowing the
action of General Hunter, and declaring his
ignorance of the source whence the General
was inspired, there has been much speculation
on the subject in political and social circles,
and the opinion has been very generally ex-
pressed that Hunters proclamation was not
from his own mere motion, but that he was d.
rectcd to pursue this extraordinary course by
q portion Of the Cabinet, their object being to
commit the President to the emancipation
scheme Of the abolitionists, little dreaming
that Mr.. Lincoln would have the pluck to repu-
diatc the proclamation. That an old West
Point officer of the regular army, whose maxim
is to obey orders, known conservative, too,
and withal man OF prudence and sense
should be guilty of the folly not only of usurp-
ing the functions of the President, but of pre-
tending to abolish the constitution Of his own
mere will, sad without any authority from
Washington, Is almost too much for human
crcdibility, The public mind therefore turns