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Depreciation of n rbeI Cvrr.n.x

hkhDQUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoroN. Ar
MaTeh 2o.INotwithstanding The quotations OF
that IL rates much higher Thai -; 10 "a ~ i
Sonieoerale notes have been offered within the
Psst TWO days In Fredericksburg, and - a5 in
sugnia oahk notes, and $3.50 in Confederate
hvrss aIe yreeig paid Tor our national currency
Ihere Is nothing OF importance TO commani.
&c Sais nj from any of our active Operations
IN .,ne heid. There has been a heavy tai OF
nSH curing tne DAY and last night. II is quite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
FROM EUROPE.

| PORTLAND, March ao.-The steamer No,,,,r. 49, .
gla,, rom Liverpool on the 5th inst, via Lon
oonderry ON The evening of the 9th In 81 has ar.
riNed. Political affairs are unipborlant
me Inc rsyoiunosary movement in Poland is
The Spanish ministerial crisis is ovsr r.
The London Times says thai the proposa, a,
fsne Ieuers CT marqpe, Is looked upon AZ an
endeayor 20 reach q solution OF the present
o'mge,pss ranot;d Iy i11sing "a, iGreign war
n neetoeo 70 aei dlPiomhtisaly at ss Petersesre
In laSor OF Poland. - -.-.F -.
The Mlnl,lerial crisis in Spain was ,srmi. MI.
mated oy the proclamation Of a new Cibinei,
the Marquis Mirafiores being President = =
he iasest telegram from Cracow is favor :.
able TO the Poles. -. - "A - +.
The Liyerpcoi cotton market opened win a
oeciine OF X TO I'd but the decline has air,ost
recovered uscer the influence OF the advfc-s
lrem India and the Uniied States, the mxrsst
cioslng nrm aad unchanged Bread sHafiis
closed STEADY except corn, which has a deelin- .
ing tendency. Provisions closed quiet W
Consols closed On Friday NJ sss for money.
THE LATEST, VIA LosDoSDERRr. s -
a letter from Marsaw states that Russi,n
3oIernment Is fearful of sending treasure q.
arsaw, on account Of the insurgent aftseks
ON =; lne railroad trains, aud the Warsaw trrasury
10 is stated that the joint ANGLO. French n.ea
so, 70 nssa strongly expresses the hope fer the
solemn iulhllmept Of promises made 10 ths
lie NCrs staies tbsI mem No eersi insstnt,oas
mrvaew ,sr with M. Dronyn de rHuys, At which
the fermer expressed surprise that Mr. Sews,J
could think that the Secedinr State~ -
Wlihng 10 send members 10 Washinston
LIE Noru states that the Rebels have ron
Iacied q loan at Paris OF sixty mIliions OF
An address from 1900 citizens Of R,ru,,nx-
nam, sympafhizing with tAe anti i.sla very pole
~ y oi rresident Lincoln, has been presented 70
Lord Srathelem's notice in favor Of recoy-
milton OF the Rebels has been brought forwsrd
I'm the House of Lords.
The Times deprecstes any discussion on the
subject urging continuance CT strict neutraIi-
In the House Of Commons, Mr., Baird assefi
If the Governs was informed Of ships pr,.-
pairing for the Rebels In England similar 20 the
Alabana- Mr.. Laird said the attention OF tn,
Goverpnent had been called 70 more than on,
SssseIcf the kind, but no evidence had been
eDabiing the Govern r,ant 10 inter-
usp<cfed vessels should be cIoselv ~.s-heT
A motion as adopted fpr che -1urciz.~r .,f
all the corrspondenSe releting 10 ths war. IN
{ eind'pf me. WI sas RsoeI 90apissiohsIs.- s
b1rSmartswomsn at .sthe hub - Boston
sper reistes tbat HE lively looking woman
y no sells fruit At the corner Of Washingloa
lnu Senooi streets. ARRESTED n pickp0cketIn a
south .fcsfon car and held him til a police
rs n took him, and che has q taby Of her own
. home only stx days old
e>rlu "A ffttch1 at Mabcheeter, N. H. the
ther oday lion v m, A. Howard, In allndinr
, ofr natl raj drft, ard the producfs Of oar
airy set Gown A. the oeEsus At si2SWs.0ofa a
r,-nenarks tlsss eksffs tes yeers osr rsaass
1N charm uis de6t all OEtl
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FROM yIcESRUpc

ClNciNNATI March 20.-Adyiees from VieLs-
burg represent the health of our army as i'm.
proving, and the troops enthusiastic al the
prospeet OF speedy engagement IL was
TInI ,nopkhs mat Lake Providence canal, opposite
been large movement among our transnorts
ana z beats up fazOo Pass The moyeraents
al fieksburg depend on the Pass movement
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DEPARTMENT. OF THE ser,ru

1He Nesro Expedition into Fiorida xo IN =
Anccessfnf-tapture of Huni,ia.,
Prisoners Of War ans
NEw YORK, March 2o.-A letter from HIM.,
hsao, itai, ga ed 10Th inst, says 1.-THE latest in.
IfLlgence from the black brigade, whish -
now marching INTO Florida, states thaf To-
nave taken several important points. mani
prisoners, pdshase. captured large ousbtsjes
,n ~ unItlons ana supplies, and are still driving
IN aIe enemy eefore them. The expected arrival
Oh another army corps, which is asserte,i Ia
hichfoo ono papers, created fresh hopes among
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
s1It is said that a resc,r,s, |, .,,.st.,,. !. =,

SIt is said that a resoitinr spect.tas q nov
pIssenifd on The hattle.h htid OF xntistan.- The
saA trannh .s Easbinesaway from ths shallow
euriad soldiers are snrssrinx on, TIE surfsee in
Val IONS parts Of that vast grayey6rd. - ~ :.
The Richmond -Exannissr says that on
scsennt o. the high prices Of provislons, many
sspi4fhsys closed tkeiI hoases,- - = =
Small pox is said 10 Be raging fearfully
IN Onnondago county, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

- .fs- oe-hs-lS60-Xs - s..sz.s.s.s
% . -. : asss''N z
ORAkE't. RLxufxx10H DITTBkS.
- l' -, - - ...e.',- 90 a.
nv 1urAy, stfsnEthsa and iaviserats.
q Msy.sss sa A.s,asssss sAAASs sss.&ess1 sl.s
They eyscepnsE ssssss Of .aissSsasal saa lass
Tr.. x.as a. s-..a- -5Tla,y sz.,lts -,
S~S-s' ss7s sss,n - ssase" wv
Ts.s -. -. s..A-..
St.snt missmssas ne msefmisssat 10 81 81
hsS saTn1 ~ sfsstn saa - seaaiS u tns som'
ss.,s .,isE t.fr.vs7
m, rs D,.s.s 49, - ~ -. -
fAsy sars Liver oomp,siaf Ana Nsrveas He'd,
ache. ''''" ''' - {, say-i,.-r
ThsT are Nhe-best Dittsra fnr the world Thsy
make the weak man strone, and srs sxhsustsd
NATURES srses ftSsof6ST They ars compoo6d Of ths
celebrated CslisayA Bsfk, 0xssarflia Bari, Dands-
lion, Chamomils Flowers, Lavender Viewers
Wintergreen, Aniss, Cloves. bodsl Orange Peal,
enaks-root, Carsvsy. coriaadsr, 6ardosk ,S.-fs-
~. ,em'-s. - -. -, = -.
ne tSsloWses sssmPte OF me sessmony aaiiy
r1rses' r1rases' ssa' - ~. -. q = 4
"a . s.ss &c, - - ~ ''r Jssns.v ~ -.
hsssr.. 7. 3. psA.a 90. S,'.1o'
ztxrILiass; rms mnHnnon has rseeiysd and
extsnoea no 70 over hpoo siek and disaelsd
soiassra asss OK isss saminissered the PiAntA-
non bitNLs u humsfeus easee. OF sxAaustion,
nysrs, vAhs On spseuss, 2, witn ne most remark 2
spie ana granNihc results. IL creates appetite.
poor ft tlloNh his usual heath. wish thfs yreSsra
tion was In every family In every hospital ma on
sysry battle Geld. ~ - 81 - II.
:. With respect, yonr ssfvant, :'--i.. A, i
pR. G. W. AspRlws, suyt, =
",u
s,,,, wxsa,sssS. xu ,.,a. D g. jan 9, isas .
Plantation Bitsers, the Popularity Of TnicS s.'l, %
inereases with tho guests os our houss. = Is 4
,te , Respectfully, ...ss est st,r..l l.aft
..sr .a -. -sg SIKEs, On Apwfcr & 90,
....-. -
have bean 20 in With Liver Oom
plaih and Dyspepsia that was com pel,ed 20 ahan
don my business 1 used three bottles of the Plan.
tation Bitsers, and to my sssonishmett am entire.
ly cured. They are the best medicine fsysr used
and shall enc eayor 10 make them kaovn. pls..s
inform me what S.-T-lsso- K means
Yours truly, .gr Ii. B. KIsasLsx.
-. y ~,
Regiment, writes: "I wish every soldier has .
= oc..,e Of s r,sn.stion Bttefs: Ih.y are the mos.
.-.eta .-.-r---- = =.
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fNss.iaHa..'
,. "a A.TELEeRAPHfG NEWS.
IassoWAfEp rHEss DtsfAruHEs.l
-. 1kfAhfMKsf or rifk ONO -7T
"A kaid Meae en- q frsfn en IN. r..i. IN.
: sne nashville HaflfSAaLfhe 61erfii.s !
Etred On ey the Pa assenaexa !. - 81 - =

nSes en- Iratu en- the LsuisyflIe
Neshvflle HaflrSAdLfhe Glerfiias I
ee On ~ the Passesgers.s a % - S5aG
LouisvilhHs March so-rhe Nash vim, tr.,,
RSsse,osy was thrown OF the txa-fty rrer,fiss
Ae ctaoss tvsrs four rniiss1 40 ~ ys;,;s-
Ttou.ir ia.,Cn, s,s,, and aos n Weedssru. q pro.
The lcccmcaye tender, ana two xnr,., !. :.
ned. snasned. Ths gueriiiAs htssfin 70 the r-er
shsnssi.n. - wen.n and ehfidren, shey eaiisd
tn~rlnsetNee MorsAa's men-4iL a : u. = -
al ne Pas.snsss returned the frr. kiiiias ona
-" 80 ~sssSsng three geerflfas. One passenxrr
was en&1ur Wounoeds Tine RurriifAx ,eofn.
mencee parolipe 81 the Aeaam ths tsssn . eTsev
ss "cL sTsy ohcers sidsraxns, rified ineir osrpst
Ine ADAMS Express ear was robbed, ar a..
conEnE, out q part wa spassQpsnt,y reeay-
efed. The mail on the train WAS sefzrS sut
IeooseTsd. The coBdueter ran bach one mi n 20
.ns toekade. when soldiers came a1p at dSab,S
quisk, recaptured the train, and drove On TIA
nn,eriiias, u,., woundinS several, AID taking tour
General Brannon and L,eut. Colons, MI I,Ksas
who were in the rear car were pxit,,S. -,
'ufed nor paro;ed. hut are safe atSNash siIis 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

INV loRk, March H.-.Iames Cooke, n. s.
wv OF legal tender notes into The s.aa Govern.
sment loan IN The last six days. The subscrin.
! Ions no 70, oay were-at New York, s3;0.o0o. at
tirhianeIPhia, - el50,0eG at Boston, xSuu0D. AZ
Slneinnati, sle0o00; at Piftsbnrg. SSaSSsr ~
,n,s mssn,ggton $4,000, and at Cleveland sS.noo:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
BIZ r,toEEO EOE aIs9ssSsEEi EsFs IS Ei1Fsi NSIiov,KI
NIxgsiSSSpdItiISSiffsbb sbH MHfHobba MHHsffUSba afoR

Prof Ni niI;m snnsiI;m.rArD ArD SINGING.
Cissees fps q new course for Piano and Sing.
: b. ProfEskib rev method, . person h.y
tng only aknowledge Of music Wi d be enabisd
n very tme TO read music with great fae;i-
ity and e,operatic 90 well as cls ssicaI music
With reretion. ~sAe
Asto thi part. by his way or vocalixat,on
ne IriyeAt extraordinary results, RENDER
the voice bl and enables the singer to yocai.
ise WITH nsecuracy and Gne quality Of tone.
Prof. receives visitors daily from 4 Ia q
o'clock D. his residence. No. lSi intb strso,
betweeDH IoS
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New Jersey State Loan.

TRENTON, March 1s.-Bids for the ssaa nm
lean were opened day. A very large num-.
Der OF bids were made from yarions parts on the
eounary, 60 d amounting In the Aggregate TO akout
se,oOp,OOO. The bids acceptedwere for various
amonnts and different premiums, averasinS "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
Election i'm York. Pa

YORK, Pa, March 20-The borough election
took place in this place TODAY. and Was 49,
warmly contested. IL resulted in the election
OF David small Esq, Democrat, and editor OF
.le ~ SIazetie, as chief burgess, by majority OF
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Arbitrary Arrests

ALBANY, March 2o.-The resolutions av.s..,
aToiiIary arres Is were defeated In the Assem-
piy lto-uay, en- q motion Of reference To sha
COMMITTEES on Federal relations, by the css,sns ss
vote OF The Speaker. sAsuas
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-eAMUSEMENTa,,'
! oq.AkUSEMENTas, ~ - :
wsoxsss:,ASLoN sosss! 8 8 IIs!! LHEAIR1.
-. 1aaAoSh.ls.S-1eL--.I.y .y1ss. b SxS11
er'.' ssssSs5c n AZ JsssalisSss 4 "a kis,,et
,nif I'll LAES';ji'i 5s fSH SSYHsisi Hsissiiss5ds 4as

er'.' sssssjc "a; ~ e Js:a;IsSs "a t,s,.a
rni I'LL tAiisli'f as f2g 22IRisl sszsSs; a4as
....s =. ,..R!sss .!.gs sl s -. ~ ......,,.
e = comedy sBsfAsfE.trxr prortrriIaH 5
w niofsess 7sssiesy .of tie prsssnt day in Nsv
EtN'ehT INV b.s IL :. =. 7s biH .lus
@ksa saJoa tina EyINfHa. o,raf x,saai %
e1sSv ;sssseS h 4. 5Ss tss ssssed Aaa lass No. the
u. @Hh hSEES OF fas s.xsoHe1 ,fT
sfsHY esRsfssa.. .'',---..s-s-..s-Asi Heron
eSi, hstsri 81 fHa H;Ffs sass i 3; OF
tsfom 81 Lynns
aticSs .ey Ag1ssies.rs.Daieosy Chain 70 e,ss.:
ss:I. @ ssst: 8 iff1s, fs. ssfHss:ss' Hs1.s g. '"hsss
.IoEoyER's .TAEATRE, ~
xsYLvxNIxAvESus. near wiilards Hotel
.nf 1as sssss "a ra.sss q wasai.ssas.t; stE4As.' 4.'
ash1t ,.. LH4ISf kyxHXNrhy d, ,.Is y .gy-z
sSDsssisf Sxsss ferf eessi:s. sasis and versatile.
.aoiii' indi. W. wAbLAcK, Ja.. 80
EnI1y,nxspssssYfEiasssei S. iSA II pasxxH.
.Ss,'sr IN sA,skSSsia siSasEaSs sisis iff as s.ss.a.,
hser + hicsnssas hsiasasss as. wDs.:epgrt
1sSAIne ..-.-s.. 81. .....--....i..- Ada Parker
Is :s.s:; = a:s .:
ego Ws.Sastaan %, ,ss.. ..s:.
r.ss sis. . e. nSssS e sss de-
:isssssls ,Is ma &: :. sas s.
T.: Il sss sIsssss S.l. Z:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
EExskff siSHE siSaE Fais FaIs WEEK WEEK ! !
MNkf sATURDAYf tf0 =
maft- MATINEE 2ATIJRDAyi

hNTERBURY HALL, = =
LHIANA AV.. KIAI SIXTH srsssy..3
THE Ar ooMBINATIos OF FuE WORLD
80. Mss ERNsT4NE De PAIBR1,
ins i'llsi son sssrsss ssss and Accomplished Dam
MIssLIA H6RfimER. sfAhS: .s.s7S
H. miss ERNsTTNE DEtfhIRRR
the at nIst nms tnes have ever sppeared on
=" otRt Tasks sRAons
9sE SIPSF fRio, os'''ea
sns Oh tasffpsY AND ARABLays
:, GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY
MISE KATE PENNoYER
Is ERssrIsshEs shs DE rAIBKR
vii perform
- TR IdL cDA ANCE.
'AoAu hDfs8s s9ss sn,i,I.R xil appear in the Irish
5 The IRISH TUTOR, . va
and the
iMM0T oMPANY, a..
AiIsFfb ilI&sSfisi1s sssfEssns IN TIss
.i'7 BEAvrItrTrff rrf LADrEs,
sNsE B1IiGI L 81 q NEW Acrsl
p'e Early, u you nish Seats
p2ora At O'CLOCK p rformsnee sta.
Boxes ing six, ) Sg.
s.ba.3 3SR4NR 3 4lgss6Aayyy sN6AayyyEE - IA
on LADIES AND OHILDREs. /
Doors o'clock. Administrations 20 cts.:
childreits. .-.----- = : '~~5S 5S'e''
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III %Ts. ERuTr TREES, &c. 80 ia'
Inc uEgned calls the attention of market
gardsne to his large and carefully se- -
iestec spf genuine GARDEN sRHDS. e.
~fls6 fE6R Rkk kEbs s. lowest & Ia,s.;
and rs.s!d to any latitude 80 -"
,rhS hTEs-an immense stock, viz 1000
Lsscn n,ss IE;eoo PVT Peas; SD. Pears, Xs-
drspe Lawton Blsckberries strawberries.
RonRR RRoeiturranfa, Rhaharb and Asparagus
sH AREEs, EvkRGRRFNs. sHRuBs.
hOsEs, rAS, PHL0XEs, with All Irticiss
pertainiHe N~rsery and Seed Basiness,
marie Seed Store, sss ms IN st.. 60 cor y III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

9.-Kulaao-E.

I ltiW e.-!RrTA9
BRAKES, PLANTATION BfrrERs f
Exnasstsd natures great restorer. A delight
rul beverage ana active tonic. Composed Of
pure St Croix Rum, roots, and herbs, It in
vigoratee the body, without stimulating the
BRAN II destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
Ii Is certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constpa-
Headache, and prevents Miasmahc disease
from change of diet, water, etc Il can be used
at all times Of day, by old or young, and is par.
ncularly recommended 70 weak and delicate
persons. Ssld by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. II DRAKE G CO., No
3O2 Broadway, New York. sc 25-eo6m
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Pennsylraiia Town EI,c,,..-

/. HARRrsBuRe, March Ga n
Democrat was elected Mayor of fhis citx ~, !,
cay ey 81 majority. The vote shows demo
crane loss of2S0. o,s = atskn
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.SIT.-lRSo.-x.
pKkKE,s PLANTATION BIrrERs

invigorates, strengthens, and purinss TIE sys-
er; "a perfect appetizer, and nature's great
restorsr. His composed Of pure ST Croix Rum,
theeelebrated Oalisaya Bark, roots and hsres
Particularly adapted to weak and deIicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. It
cures Dyspepsia, is \ gentle tonic, and is Just
the hing for changes OF the season. Sold By
ali Grocsrs, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. Il. DRAKE & CO., 2a Broadway, New
YORK. 5-ecem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
st .ss4 " AsHsGT0N b c. TuRDAY. MARCH 21 1asa =
= 1shlo n PtJaE 6as 'a'7-'
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.

S&aA9 s0l<IAM6 6A BHANDY.
heisss !ssss 4 3. '''..
r.. .a.s ,..ss..ss ssss.ssss U.s. .slsss.. .s u. v-..
G.: ::5 81: :' IL
-. -. fnE OHIO cA1AwB4 H1ANDx.nil
ce :siIsS ssf sHs;s ~ ssss
1y frs:a IAis sssis.. n u l. fsis; sssscSS Tss
sssS y thS ssxtiasssss Of ssr most disaSnisksa
,,fhs ~ no Pa. Bnsdv hs. ,aas. bssa 1sSssi ID
sS 1fssy AZ Sss .sssSss;iSs sS e. :. sf,ls.
thsss S.ls q. pSas1s iitsssto sosd. Ss1sr 'sSes e
ssHi sssi E fved ;, srsss,'s s .:.ss
the elssi sos sss ss:s in ssSoss
~ Z e '::s; 80: :ss :s''i'i s7'
D1s9aSass sSEsHs4t S5ss sBSa ssss gfss1':
bsInsah ssIaA0AB On o., fd5a sTc5T s- 80
is1RRABrascER7If7carksy,y yHssH7'I'
- 49, TAssfsaros D. o.. NOV. n, lse.di
:ii' 4 8. :! -
sns 9 :. sssd. sss
eers sYirtts and nanirs ssssssss. ana IL is veil
;S.s;sf s.ss s% Il ssss, .e t' the
-. Chemical Examiner- U.s, Pstsnt odaes. q.
srAr. AssArrn's 0yrIor, g somersss ss.f
.s.lsssi asssss ...i;s. s;.. "a
brouGht to me hy g. eimmonds, EsQ., snda that
have feand NO adufterating ingredient or I'm proper
suotsnces IN II. 70 is pure brandy spirit, with the
usual colgring and saecharine matters beougins to
BRANDY. Iwouh recommeud il tor medical uSes.
s'h't-} oHAS. Z. JACKSON, NJ D., TT.
sa Al. b:.s ~ and fs.a d .:
AOAn 'SEAiSaF '0S1E1AioY ~ b. 1HI1nu., 9
sE.Ar ,s.AAsr1ss !! H!oESA..g 81 ! AMP w.sr.
IBLlH, NOTES, STOGKs. Bonds, ke.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DIePATCH - an
accessible sections Of the couptry. This ConpanY
A.s agencies In the principal Eansay Towns Il
so1TH, lAsr, WEST, AND NoRrHwlsf.
-~Its Its PRINCIPAL Of, ees are
fHftnSsEpR1C r fxLTIxSsE iM xSsk dfs dS2ssroH
/ With, LlxiNGfoN.
0SAneeaons Are nkade ut New Yort s11 Boston
BRITISH PROyINCxSr And With -stsarship iine.
- LIfERPo0L, SOUTHAMPTON and HxVRI
40 Usues ~ 1uropeAr expresses TO al prorninen{
s9nmsscal Towns In Great Britain and On tAS Con
oeIs:sa>a o. NOTES, ORA ayrs and BILLS ms4.
&C I'll asss18bls paxts Of tie United States.
d. 49, 60 7sa- -s - Go, pGMH. AsenA
" 2.anS WI. y. ".
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| WpDD FKLLows' HAIL. s1I.f - z
| ~ tAtkNTRILOQU UIST and WIZARD
NIT MHnn nniEipE Antomatons and Dancing Babies
mhDN n March ls, and continue Ten Nights
| MYMtllintreduce the same Programme or
~ on9ps,er1ormed before His Royal Highness
| B.nbassf biladeIs shia - ~ '-1e"sse
Psrtietn smAlfhills. 20 mar nu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

Tickets sio; Halves o.; Quarters szf; xighths efk
DRAWN EVERY wEDNIsDAYI IN fHI MONTH
should be addressed TO JOHN A. NORRIS q CO.,
Wiinnineton, Delaware. - mar 6taprl~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
NUMBER l5o.
Another immense mass meeting was

Another immense mass meeting was
held in tuis city this p. IN, under tho au-
spices OF the Loyal Union League. Gen.
Scott pre- .,led, occupying char on the
balcony OF the 9th Avenue Hotel. -Four
stands were erected around Madison
Square, fronting the hotel, aud the at
tendance n, all he stands numbered not
less than 10000.
Among the speakers were John Van
Buren. Daniel ). Dickinson. Geo. Ban
croft, Rev. Dr. Hitchcock, Henry }. Ray
monl, Lyman Ifemain. L. Dclaiicld
smith ami many others.
An official dispatch has been received
from Cen. Pink, dated Saturday evening
nj s o'clock, sayIng that Ger. Geliey, IN
connection with The heavy artery At tho
West Branch, had captured ak guns, aud
900 prisoners, belonging to the 44th
Alabama regiment Tho soth n. T., and
Stl Iouneclcut were the storming party.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
lf,Orll indiana.
lAnlANAruIIs. Aprll 20.

IkDIANAPoi IL, Aprii ~.
The forces sent to Danvilo last night
report all quiet 10 day. Several arrests
Of armed men have been made.
Ii i fepo It'd that another onion man
was killed ia l3eone county, yesterday.
l'io.ser has been remove d TO his rest
dence III e.cprgclown, where Il Is sad
free has been or. anizcd y r,s'st his ar.
rest by the military authorities. a NUN
Der oi leading donocra's trom Brown
and the adjoining counties, have gone
,hcrc ior the purpose Of connselIing obc.
dlcncc 10 the lawful authorities, and ior
The restoration Of P,o+scr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
From tcuntsS sScc.
l,ouisyIlLE, April 90,

Col. Graham, on Saturday, attacked
thc rebels near Cellua, Tenn, killing Z,
and destroying their camp. On Sunday
n, crossed the Cumbel hand liver and At.
tackled the rebels, killing 30, aud routing
the remain Ior, aud i. nov III hot pursuit
Tie Federal loss was killed
col Riley attacked the rebels ycs'ef.
dav Mt hcsrciboto, on tie Cninbc'lahl,
killing aud capturing ~. lie y now
chasing the remainder. No Federal cas-
uall Is.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
From ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April 20.
Additional adyices from fayc tsviile
say the fight there on Saturday lasted
about lonr hours.
The rebels were commanded by Con.
caben. and rctroatcd in disorder towards
Ozalk.
Cur troops wero all Kansas recruits,
under Col. harrison. They were poorly
armed and equipped, and without artii'
IeIy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
From Fort Monroe.
lionr MONROE, Apr

TONT NONK0F, NTTTT 70.
Heavy firing las been going on Tor The
last Il hours on tie Nnnscmund River,
occasoned by our gunloats Smelling out
The rebels, who arc attempting to plant
batteries at different points on the river.
Last night onr gnnboa,s, with The seth
New York and the 9th Connecticut Reg.
umout., captured u rebel battery OF two
pieces OF artillery, together with 200
PRISONERS.
Last Of tho steamer Frccborn arrived
from Charleston.
The monitors were all lying near the
bar, none OF them having left, ~ report.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

tsleett u News

BLoomieGloS, H., April 90.
At the city election held to- day the
eo,ifc Union ticket was elected except
The Alderman OF the 5ih ward. Tho
Mayors majority is 30, and all the rest
range nearly the same.
PEKrs, H., April 20.
At tho city election to-day, Ba'her
(Union) was elected over Prcttyman ny
100 malollly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
Prom Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April 20.

BaLiIM0RE, ApflI 70.
Tue Union demonstration held to-
ui9h, nj The hall Of tho American lnsii.
,ulc, under the auspices OF the Union
League Of Maryland, in c3mmcmora' ION
Of the grand uprising Of the loyal States
,hat followed the bloooy tragedy enacted
m The streets OF Baltimore On The l9th
Of April, 1861. was grand s!f"ir. 1lo
greatest possible enthusiasm prevailed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

On Non ny mosain-. a prii ~, at tho ref enc
IL J 4. III cuAnt, TO ttotslnt valley, io".
by the kes i. A. BAThoK =. "a u ~ MA V
81 nampon /, und aLARlcliA NJ. Blnt u
akD, the IN pace.
Our hearty thanks are due for the fsv1r' OF tie
happy couple. 'iay ieay ny choicest blessings
crown tleir lives and leave % t4iut u sorrow up
oa lul years of prime $.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY MORNlNG AfhlL a. ioo''

iion Of some rec mcnts are coming IN.
The Colonies who claim 10 rave been IN
every battle for the year past. claim that
il is hard tor them TO be summarlly mus
tered out OF service, bee ctuse the ranks oil
Their regiments have been Trimmed III
tons il which they have been cqoally
tIrOEIineut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
n.,sutv nma S'emstoms.

vNY A LATE Law OF CONGRESS. iii
II sotdicr. who have been discharged 10 cor
sequence of wounds received IN batus' are no~
emitted 10 the 500 bounty.
We collect Is uSrirs ior soid's"
served Two yea ., Of rho have been di.cna.gsa
rs above; ai.o isyAlip Pkss.o's a"u o'ne.s
fr w,dows. minor children, mo aers ana opnsn
!, t.rsssed soidiers also the bounty qua
the vi ows, ,n,nor children, psiepts OF isis''sss
OF de'essea PARKER 4 EDWARDS.
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