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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11
10.
LAUREL SUNNI r., Trustee.
Err nALE.


y ~ khAS on tho ii day of July. A. d.,
ls3p. Tn blackburn aud Lucinda
Isl tckburn, is wife. Of the county OF Jackson aud
: ste Il Iowa, executed unto Anthony Van
WICK, bs Trustee, certain iIecd of trust, CON
veyi,g to raid Trustee the land in Jackson
eouuty. Iowa, described as follows.to. Wit: The
Uorth-o.st quarter OF scction lumber fourteen
Ii. in low Dsh p number eighty I've l65) north
OF rang. one TO II. the fl BIB prueipal
nc inBn aud also the south. ives quarter a j
tho -ooth east quart 4, nnt the moth -east
quarter = If The souih-oas g"arter Va Of sec-
ton, townsnlp and Iunge Aioiesaij, containing
TWO hnndfot ant forty t2io) acres ; which said
eonY. vance rIAde by the said hsmas Black-
burn and Iucinis, his WHO, tor the purpose OF
securing the pay ment Of o . certain promissory
note and the interest thereon, signed by said
Thomas blackburn, dated the ! lth day If July,
:. u 1859, aud pa, ahio one year hiter da
hlmet :, eel, rd-f for the eum OF GOV n hun
4 ed six'y-tour II luot 81 idi ~ dollars with in
terest al Z c rate 81 ten per ce mt per annun.
And now sand note having becon Q due and
pa atie, and the SAID Tho nas Barktutn hayi, (
fa,lei to pay the same, aud the said ANTHONY Van
Nyck, Iruetec rs aforesaid, having removed from
the state Of Iowa, John l.. Swits irns'ee b.
APPOINTMENT of the cunt Jud, f Scott cuun-
~, Iowa, rs stil ul,tod and agreed in such Cas-. in
said deed OF trastd 40 hereby give this pubic notice.
that hy yirtuo 81 thn power which Il ~ me vested
hy said ucd 81 Tru 4, | will. IN saturday the
2q'h day Of August, A. u. 1860 al the hour Of
2 o'clock IN the afternoon Of said .day,at tho our
mouse 30 in The city Of davenport expose and Of
Ter for sale, at pubhc ane IN, HE parcels VI land
above des, slhed,of muef thereof shall be
ressaIy ia satisfy AM Iay tho amount of said
note with inieiest thereon 20 the day Of sale
tbseiher viii all the costs ami expenses attehdii =
sad snlc, costs 81 this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day of August, A. ID lf6l.
j nm l.. SWlT-,
Tru.teo iy appointment Of tho County Judge OF
se.it County va ng5-dts
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< RAILROADS.


fsssss nun BY chicago time, shich Va tsslve ,,ss
ssss taster tho" DspempOrt time.
I'm AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY lSTs
- 1853. and until further notice, psssssxs Or
trains will leave Davenport Is follows:
o. 4. \. for Grinnell and Washington.
2.t0 P. 4. for 0rinnell and NuscaiiLs.
TRAINS ARKIvs At DAvsEPoRi AZ voLLove.
53oP \. from Grinnell and Washington.
94o \. from Grinnsll and Muscstino.
The 800 An train out Of Dsvenpor, Nj direct
Connections q, Grinn'll, Iowa city and Washina
r. ! with the Western Stage Gem p~ny' stages Tor
VI points West, South west and North west.
Trains from the W ost connect =, DAVENPORT
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Rad for oil points East, North and South.
Passengers ere reminded Of the necessity Of
living distinct directions ss 10 tn destination Of
ihe'- e,sraqe ais" to pr0carssicka0 hAfose taking
non Geats .ho cas-.
JOHN 7. TRACY, Gsnr Sup't,
A. KfhBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, July l. 1853 -dtf
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11

NV YORK, Aug. 10.
The I S. steam fr'gs,e Hartford, OF Ad-
mral Farlsgut's Mississippi squadron, ar
uv"I fn-nivht
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11
" AsHIhGTnk. Aug. ]

During his recent visit To New York,
Secretary Cnasc, in consulting with tue
capitalists Of that CITY, determined to con.
tInue the sales Of So IS I'LL alter ten days
notice to the pubic ol their diseoniinuance.
Plates Tor treasury notes bearing per Cent
fter date, arc being prepared Tor USE,
SHOULD 1t be found expcdlrnt n, doub,
Is now entertained OF the ability ot the Sec
,etary TO procure all the funds necessary to
tho successful prosecution ol the war, il
economically ana vigorously conducted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11
FoKT MONROE. Aug, O.

The expedition that left t-rc On the a. b,
under direction OF Maj Gen. Fos'er, accom-.
panied by the turreicd irnn clad Ssrgamon
and the gunboats Commoinre Barney aud
Coha.set, proceeded up James RIVER, and
~ben within 7 miles u F.. Darling, at .
point caiien Dutch Gap, 9 torpedo VAS ex
p!Oded under the bows VI the Commodore
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-11
Cheapest and Ege {,

and most beautiful Of al Machines fr Family
Sewins sul 1glt m,nutac uriug purpa,ct l.
III k.-tsc rte 5urhoJ stitch "lich is ~ Ike on
botA siice, aas gre.t capacity ior
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Sc WING .u.4CMIv.E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
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q is merits
MISS r y. CLINGMAN
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Perry md Third streets. Davenport, Iowa.
Uas 1T
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

As AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED BY
n two e2) de.ds Of trust, executed by william
Aillnnd aud wife Ia ne as itusiee. on the lyth
dny of Juns A. -. 1857, an on tho 18th day OF
January A. ID lr59. respectively and recorded
severAiiy ia book IL" OF mortgages, At cage 3Ol
and book - Of mortgages, AT page 800 of scott
county records. Default having ben made ia thu
payment OF the notes therein nGu. cd, ! shall on
saturday, tho 3th day of ugust. A ID 1861, al2P.
NJ Mt the court House door, Ia the city Of la
veuport. ofcr for sale and sell To the highest and
best bidder, ~ bidders, cash therefor, the fol-
lowing described LAT d. situated IN scott coun y,
Iowa, tn wit: The " II half of the north west
quarter of section No ten 100 township eighty
f50) NORTH range FIVE 81 east, OF oh p. IN also "A
purt ~ the south half Il section No. eleven I'll
IN township No seventy nine 49, north OF range
No five - east, Of the 9th p m, bounded and
dear bed as follows, to-wit: Commenc ,ns AT u
stake on the bank OF the Mississippi river, which
bea,s south twenty ga deg,ees vest from
= past on the bank of sail river, standing on the
quarter .ectOn line, running east and west
through the contTe Of the aforesaid secfion
township and range, black oak iree thirty
inches in d ametcr bears from the place Of be.
giuutng north ~ .wert "a iiBks thc1ce torih
- d. grsos and tniriy MINUTES, west "a chains
lux, thence south ) ehains enc, touth -
leg ees 3 mi'uic-, east % eh ain', Il links. mn
thence uor'h Is dcgrees,ea I ) chains 20 Ia, place
u neg,nning
Ju, II, le62
N =
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PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. |

PoRILAhD, Me-, Aug 10.
An immense audience crowded tue City
Hall tonight, to greet Gen. Shepley, Mill
tsry Governor ot Louisiana. lie made .
speech two hours long, which was received
With enthusiastic applause
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$4,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS
OPEN TO The WORLD!
$500 II FREMtUr> OPEN TOS SCOTT
COGNIN ONLY.

Rest S'ailion any age or breed 500
>ectrd test 10 Do lot
thiru best DO do M
Che tlerse showing Nc Eve best Cots rom
one Year Old ~ 70 five aud eShibit,dwi.h
tie horse %
-nsiost 'Iotu = STA lion, in harness 100
FASTEST tret'ine Mare OF Geldia (, inharns.s l .
oec.nt do do do do Z
o@ioE to the di'putcd oontest laat yer between
&c st.i tohs rAshaw ana lum liyeT he ciuy n
y Heou eounty nave offered the fol wing pu,su,
tyr - lse two morse ,tc decide the superiority
Face trottins IN harness o.
FASTEST iiing ., Maze to buggy, two miles
and ,epe't $50
>rcoad ditto %
Fastest running Horse, Geldins or Mare, 4
m'ie. bet th.ec A. h,e DO
etoaa, dlt,o 10
Fnstesl nourng Stallion, excluding Tom
liver and iia--aw IL
sec I'D dEtta
6est hu ct any aga or breed -
second host do do "a
oe'' herd Of Cattle owned by one man, MT
less than tNciys 60
Sesald he. dilto Ia
Liberal frNu.iums al red for Farm and pair,
produce, Sscep, cattle. Horses. nogs, etc Mo
chanlcal pfoauct ous nnd NJ tuufaoiu red srti los
t'o"e.s ftnst, Pain;i0g, Arcilt, ctural Designs
~. Inc - Aes btp rcment il unusually large,
einbraeits nearly every article III taste aud u M
y. ana Tor winch liberal premiums ~. oflorst.
Literal HrrAngements have been m ode with
hhlr9aas ana Steamboats, Tor tho TRANSPORTATION
~ pas engors and stock.
send or call for Prem ium Is'
". X Hal lit, Sec'v,
No. 81 Ferry street, Davenport, Iowa
June 9 david
The New York herald., 1863-02-05

u,Hg PARTY WISHING CO COMMUNICATE VIM
joseph A u ci-adef ~ iiay, IAN 10, II ~ sands
sreet. Bro 4kiys "ii Fi,sGs gu ~ nc an an -.
aT,ss II the -siH rartt. fOsf "a d. HERNANpEZ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10
THE ENEMY MASS UPON THE LEFT.

Gen. Baird's division Of the I4th Corps was
at this time marching by the flank, in front
of Fort Wood, for the purpose Of taking po-
sition between Gen. Woods division and
Towards left. This movement ofhis, plain
ly perceived by the enemy, fully impressed
them with the conviction that our grand as
sault was to be made upon their right, and
instantly a massive column of their forces be-
gan to move northward along the crest of the
ridge. 1t was a splendid spectacle as regi-
ment after regiment, brigade after brigade,
fled off toward our left and it was well for
Sherman's brave men that they could not see
those battalions, for they impressed each be-
holder with an idea of almost resiStlesS pow
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10
KENOsHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, ECEMBER 10, 1868.
Written for the Telegraph.
HE ksoK3e beyond tEle River.

Ahc ksDx2c Beyond tEle River.
There all striving shall be Ger,
Weary heads shall ache no more,
Weary hearts shall be at rest
IN the mansion OF the blest,-
The home beyond the river.
There we all shall live again,
FreeffOm toll and free from pain
Forever and forever.
There the love we know on earth
Shall have nobler, purer birth,
And the heart-links broken here
Shall be reunited there
In heaven beyond the river.
Spirits parted here below,
There the joys of God shall know
Forever and forever.
Pale, cold lips will meier be pressed,
Dying brovs meier be caressed,
Fading eyes meier look "farevell,"
With a love words cannot tell
In heaven beyond the river.
BEST, o blest, we all shall meet,
Round our Fathers msrcy-seat,
To part no mere forever.
There our eyes no more shall weep
Ger the graves where loved ones sleep,
There all tears shall cease TO fow,
For no night the angels know
In heaven beyond the river.
Bless US, God our sins forgive
Take US home with thee to live
Forever and forever.
FRANCES A.. BAKER.
Kenosha WiAconsip
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10
Aenosba Business 4irttorp.
ADAM DICKHOUT.
EDWARD ii. RUDD,

StnUing, Hufr-C attBg ind StampOoing Saloon, Oppo
site the City Hotel, Main street. Old RszOrssharpene
and repaired. % oI
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10

Enord1sr on Wood and sUsry kind Of Metal. Station
~, Fancy Articles &c. Main street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10
TURoH1Y's BRILLIANT Defense.

But the heroic old Russian, who had for two
long years ov?Tthrown both rebels and their
flushed with his browning victory. His left
wing stood firm as a rock sgainst tie over
whelming numbers assailing it. Tho rsm-in-
der Of the brigade was hurried to the rescus
upon the double-quick; the rebel Notifications
manned by Union soldiers, blszed like a vol
cano in the face of the foe. In vain the enc
my's officers bravely stepped in front of their
men, waved their swords and urged them to
the charge. With their comrades falling by
scores around them, they could not be induc-
ed to advance one foot nearer the citadel of
death and at length, seeing the day ire
trieveably lost, they wavered, staggered, yield
ed slowly, and drew Of sullenly in the direc-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10

The storm of war was now abroad with
supernatural power and as each successive
voIley burst from the cloud Of smoke which
overspread the contending hosts, it seemed
that ten thousand mighty echoes Weakened
from their slumbers, went grooming and growl-
ing around the mountains, as if resolved to
shake them from their bases, then rolled away
down the valleys, growing fainter and faint
'er, until extinguished by echoes of succeed
ing volleys, as the distant roar of the cata-
ract is drowned in the nearer thunderS of the
cloud.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10

FAANOLp A. BAhh
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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HOLM, & co
FAKE NOTICE

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia. Pa
IA Diseases of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, SPERAAToRBGA OF
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, and other affections of the
SEXUAL ORGANS, PHYSICAL DEBILITY and ; TURE DE-
cAY-new and reliable treatment, in Reports of the Howard
Association. sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DIR. J. SEILLIN HouGHToE, Howard Asso-
citation, No. q South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, 1ys6.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10

II is said there will soon be enough colored
troops ON the Mississippi to guard the whole
river and garrison the towns.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10

@ The Government, fully approaching the
value of veteran volunteers, has added to the
large bounty offered for their re-enlistment
thirty days furlough prior to the expiration
Of their present term Of service, to be granted
at such time as will be least %prejudiciaI to OPP
%erations in the field. Transportation is also
supplied to the furloughed soldiers. Doubt
less this inducement will secure to the service
thousands of men tried by all the tests of en-
durance on the march and valor in the fight
THE Philadelphia Daily Neo0s dominates
"For President in 1864, Abraham Lincoln /;
for Vice-President, Andrew G. Curtin.
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90b grintiug

Book, Blank ,Joband Card Printing ofe verydeScriptiOn
executed with n~eatness, chespness and promptness,a AZ
this ONCE. Plain, Fancy, and rnamentaiPrlntlngln
Colored Inks and Bronze. With Five Power and HAND
Presses, and an extensive variety Of Type and JobbinE
Material, the TELEGRAPH EstabliEhmen tbs notsxsellsdiR
this part ofthe West.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10

VI. DIX SSE n
Attorney and Counsellor at LG10, KenOSha, RfscOHsiH
procuTe5
Soldiers Bounties, Arrears of Pay, &c.
lhtf
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United states Christian Commit sston.

TEE TO MARCH 81, 1868.
Previously Acknowledged Sill $50 oil; Mrs. Jane q.
lhclps so r. Hoyt. S25; Robert Bonner 500 VIVA WIKI
ton SIS: Arthur H. Graves. so Cash 50 inrfeu ve
ret slno lover Of American liberty, 81 Clytnu View
hold, Slo0 s., In Nem0ram, 81, First c"nsrcsnl oal
church. Walton. y. ~ $40, II. l.. a A. stuart, @tHbh
81 GOO collection al pnhiic meeting q bridgeport, "
H. Wales 400 % Premium silver, - rents Mrs. &.
o. flaIstcd SIS seim, $50 J sl9ens e9o lWAry y
Dr. champion s.. s. VI s., SIC john eEkh, 500. q.
y Woosey $500. a. n. n ~ IS; Nrs Ieues, $40.
n ! 4so / y q $50 f. feuiold. sloU iiruf : y n.
Morse sico sidney A. schicien $500 boal Ioacr f5c.
Total, sll31s CO. -, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

RuNSrSG THE BLocKADE--In our last news
from Havana it Is stated that the steamer
Antonca, which had run the blockade at
Charleston, and had just arrived at Havana,
cleared from the Custom House at that port
for Mobile in few days afterwards. Now, az
Mobile is supposed to be closed BY our block.
ade, it is little bold on the part of the Spanish
authorities to clear vessel openly for that
port, and speaks badly for the neutrality of
Spain We would suggest to the Navy Depart
ment that, if Confederate blockade runners are
thus undisguisedly cleared for blockaded ports,
they ought to be looked after by our cruisers
in the Gulf, and intercepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

AMERICAN HORSES FOR NApoLEoN.-H Is
stated in our last letter from Havana that the
French transport Seine was about to sail for
New York to take on board half dozen horses
intended for the use Of the Emperor. This will
make the fourth batch Of riding horses from
this country that his Majesty has purchased.
1t seems that he prefers for his personal use
animals Of the American breed, and now keeps
his stud continually renewed from it. We per-
ccive from y recent report OF General Fleury,
Equerry to the Emperor that the French breed
of horses has also improved greatly within the
last few years. This is no doubt In part owing
TO the large infusion Of American blood which
ii has received.
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THE INVASION or KENTUCKY.

Capture OF Mount Sterling, by the
Reocis-Two Hundred Union soldiers
Capturrd-The Town Burned by the
Rebels, De-, &c.
CISCSSAu March ~, 1868
special despatch from PARIS, gives the following:
Tie rebel Colonel Ciuke surrounded Mount Sterling
Ky, az two O'Clock TINS morning. Our forces, amy!ntng
TO two hundred fought from tho for for hours but
were finally compelled to surrenaor
The rebels then burned tho town II il believed shat
Cuke intends 10 attack Paris to- night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23
Arrivals and Departures.


Iavysroor-s,eamslp Sorwceiau, NJ Porant-rap, A..
v,rod isly AVID chdren Wn Drga Mr. Hamilton aud
i.dy J wainwright Miss nruwn Jane. Eliza kNn1f Per y
.nJ - gapreo Grina~ ST. "a tsfontaa, Nt.o WOLF Eh--
Iionk ms Capt Mache, wn Newtoa MI Icrng, lady aud
fnrr children Rooney Jas Iliton, John Bell Mr. Kemp,
Miss Tracy, Mr. Cunningham Mr. Smith Mss kifDer Geo
Firmn CresN ok, COL Cany, lady aud dRughtsr Mrs
warre,on Mr. Eusor Jas Davidson AMI Sis Morton,
and ZIG In the s,cerage.
NAxsAu-ssas Iaau7r NciRs0ssJ Sxs4Y, Y sseor,,
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Tns ADAMS ExrREss RoanERy.--it will be seen on rcfe
TO the advertisement in another column that the
Adams Esprcss Company have offered reward ~ nvo
thousand dollars FOR the recovery of the bon lately
from them
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THE YAZOO EXPEDITION.
The Attack of the Uision Gun boat Chilli
Gothic Fort Penaberton--2einf orce-
menfs sent do the seat OF Operations
Arrival Of Union Prisoners at yfcks-
burg, 90.

ST. LOUIS, March 60 1864
Tho Republicans Memphis despatch Of the Goth says
advces from Greenwood to Monday last to the
that the gunboat Chilcohe bombarded Fort Pcmberon
on Saturday aad Sunday, but without decisive re-
suit. The rebel battery is situated that il
cannot DO attacked by land force, nc
count Of high water. Tho guns OF the Do
Ralb had been taken ashore, and land battery
strucied near tho rebel works The rebel force 10 esi
mated at 5000 under Gen. Iorns Reinforcencnts are
being rapidly sent 10 the Of operations and it is
pected that leet will abo TO roduco all tho
rebel Qualifications tho Yazoo.
Tho vicksburg Wig o. the 18th says the crew OF the
ind;'nola, nnetytwo in numbor arrived there the day
before
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NIBLOs GARDEN acknowledgements.
-wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadw.y-TnE FINE Oh
ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN PARIS.
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway-EAsr LYME.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE observation-disclosures NC.
NEW BowERY THEATRE. Boxery.-PRAsTos--LAR.
BOARD FIS-GRAcK uUsTLEY.
BowERY TAEArRE. Bowery- DxLcH1-RAvyrs or
ORLEAHs
BARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway.-Mins1x
ho,ss-RoLL or rHE DRua-Attesnoon and Evening
BRYANTs' MINsTRELs, Mechanics, Hail. Az Broad
way.ErnIoPIAK soros BURLEsauEs. DAscKa Ac.-How
ARE You, GREsNRAcSs?
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 Broadway -E7u,orrAx
Sores. DANCES Ac-LEr IlER Go.
THE NEW IDEA. AS Broadwsy.-soKcs, BunLrsaUxs.
BALLErs &C.
BROADWAY MENA0ERIE. Broadway.-LurSo WILD
AsIsALs-pxRroRxIs0 kixrHAsrs--Coxic MULES, &c.
AMERICAN THEATRE No. al neutrality-suspicious.
PAHrONIHRs Bun LKsouss &C.
HOPK CHAPEL. TO Observation-Disclosures HIsRRNr.
COR; Or A Town IN IRKLASD.
PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS. 56S Broadway
Open daily from 10 A. 81 i'll l9P n
HOOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-EruIopIAN
SoNcs, DANCES. BuRtxsauRs &C.
New York, Monday, March "a. lso3.