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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

6<J- We are glad to welcome back Or
I. S. BARDwELL, Assistant Surgeon 6:h
Iowa Cavalry. who came down on the
steamer Al one 10 charge Of the sick and
wounded. The Dr.: is looking exceedingly
we'll. and although he has been through a
severe campaign he is the same cougenial
spirit that left Us last Jure All bear ties
timony Of his ability and efficiency as q
medical officer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

D1 Those PEACHES We almost for
got our locality as we INDUCED in the lux.
ury OF eating some fine peaches, presented
US BY BENZ. IEoxANs. and grown upon
his farm five miles from town. Let it no
longer be said that We are out Of The frui,
region. One demonstration like this is
sutiicen: to dispel hundred the cries Of
croakers, who never make one effort 10
accomplish anything for fear Of failure
Mr.. YEoNANs is an industrious, energetic,
practical farmer, who. we rejoice to know,
is reapiug the reward Of his industry
Would that we had plenty more like him
DsJ" The past week has been quite a
busy time on our streets. II. ID. BOOZE 4
Co, and 4. BRrGrlxn. started twenty wa
CONS loaded with Government stores, for
Fort Antie'am. Each wagon was drawn
by two or three yoke Of oxen, and when
under way made quite an imposing train
fre'sht'ng has became large, and, We
should suppose, lucrative business here,
as We understand the Government is paw
ing six cents pound for hauling freight
to Fort Ant'e,am, u distance of about 800
miles. But when we take into considera.
ton the hazard incurred in travelling
through the Indian country, and scarcity
OF feed for stock, we conclude the conlrac.
tors do nut get too much.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10
Republican state and County
Ticket.

02CPUUA1ct3M SVt1lc anu NOult
Ticket.
WILLIAM NJ. STONE.
For Lieutenant Gocernor-
ENOCH w. EASTMAN.
For Judgc Supreme Court
JOHN F. DILLON.
For Sena'or-43d District
George w. Bassett.
For Reprcsentatirc-6lst District
William L. JOY.
For County Judge-
Abel Smith.
For Treasurer and Recorder-
Thomas J. Stone.
For Sheriff.
+. J. Lambert.
For Drainage Commissioner-
Grin B. Smith. -
For County Surveyor
j. G. &. Hoskins.
For Superintendent Common Schools
Charles Kent.
For Coroncr-
John D. BrassGeld.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

B1r Capt. Nelson ajvertises Tor lour
potatoes ard onions in another column.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

Democratic state and Coun.
~ Ticket.
For Governor
JAMES NJ. FUTILE.
For Lientenant Governor
JOHN F. DUNCOMBE.
For Judge Supreme Court
CHARLES MASON.
For Senator-43d District
G. E. Whiting.
For Representative Dis,rict--
George w. Chamberlin.
For Treasurer and Recorder
John Inghram.
For Sheriff.
Joseph Shearer
For Drainage Con,missioner-
Gordon Hall.
For County Surveyor
o. Plato.
For Superintendent Common Schools
William L. Faulkner
For Coroner
John D. Brassield.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-10

V1WE iaanrsisne cnders hi rofessi Service
/ tothe citizens sioux City and surrounding
country. Once. at the Drug Stor,on pearlstreet
Resiie necim nae diate opposit.
vnla-nol7. Jon BALL Al p.
, 1863-06-24

FiSH-Ehi hitefah are in better supply, but, ow-
frg to IN active demand. the market Is firm and
prices are fully maintained. There Is a good sup
Bis Of Trout, but the inquiry is hifing and round
lois might be had at slight concession Goldfish are
in good demand and steady. There is an active In
oufry for Macke1e1 and the market is firm. We
, 1863-06-24

e1n 1nimprosemente-all, In fact, that could be
desired By those who would engage in sports
incident to Pic Mic
We advise him who can 60 consistently,
to do so, and take his wife, fully expecting a
good time. Leave business and Its cares be-
hind, and 60 In for one dag Of recreation in
the county. No one need be deferred from
attending, as there will be accommodations
there for all, on the trains each way, and at
the grounds-it'e big country ont there,
with room enough for sport either on the land
or lake. Besides, there is nothing sectional
or political connected with the affair-at's the
Peoples Pic Mic Excursion, inaugurated BY
the Musical Union, and If We mistake not, all
who 70, will t1ise upand call them blessed" J"
For tan programme see advertisement In an
nj her cn1utnn
, 1863-06-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CIAI..
THE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jnne a3, 1868.
There Is steady and active demand for Eastern
exchange, but the ruling price is not chansed-par
buying; X selling Some Of the dealers ask 4 for
small bills. The demand for money is not quite
60 sctiveto-day. The supply is good.
The rates for gold continue steady. The open
ing quotation in New York was 1l34, and it closed
In the first board at the same price. Chicago deal
ers wero paying 14a7S0t43 The transactions are
email. Silver 13SD13s. with little or nothing do
ing. Treasury notes sell for 4 premium.
, 1863-06-24

SAT- from GppeF sag11aw pss 11: ;i: 7s9|
water In the Illinois River, and there is nothing
being done below Lasalle, and rates are conse.
quenl1y entirely nominal for the River: To-day
an engagement wae made TOT green Lumber to
unvfh;no hoIow aSaIIe. We Ounte:
, 1863-06-24

lQe QlQ operas lEtA1n Tue UfmGSL QQlQ upon
the popular heart, and chief among them
stands Norma, ever popular and attractive
now with Its beautiful ari2s and choral wealth,
as when first the scores were penned- The
house last evening was one Of the largest and
most brilliant Of the SEASON, and was really
one Of musical discrimination and taste, per-
haps more 30 than any other Of the season.
The cast vas Polio, Maeaferi; Oroveso,
Susini; Norma, Parodi; Adalgisa, Morensi; ;
Clotilde, Abrogado; Flayio, Lotti Much Of
the beauty Of Norma lies in the Choir
uses, and these were almost invariably
well taken, especially the male chorus.
which fills up the fourth scene Of the
last act-the 1lnora al campo. So also the
finale choruses were unusually well done, and
rendered very effective IN some instances By
the solo voices.
LoIini, Of course, had the principal role and
BY no means an easy one; on the other hand,
requiring great vocal and dramatic resources.
Every one watched anxiously and eagerly for
the Casts Diva, which is in some measure IN
artistic test, and when the well known notes
were preluded very ewectly by the flute, the
house was huahed into brcathless expect
ancy. The rendition VAS hardly what we had
expected OF Lor1nt. There WIS due defer
ence to correctness and good tastc, but it was
no! Sung with case. Itseemed to be labored
effort, and the Al! 1e1zo M, which iumedi.
ately followed it, was done infinitely better
In fact, WAS worthy the handsome applause it
received. The dagger scene at the commence
ment of the Second Act, also fell coldiy upon
the audience It lacked life, action md spirit,
but lie singing WIS most excel1ently done.
In the grand finale, Lortni displayed more
dramatic resources than In any other part
Of the opefa, and really rose to the require
menus OF aer fole'
Mofens1 was superb ana her splendid coll
tzaEo told all 1nfongn me opera Her action
was very me enc seemed TO have q
clear fco"pfeaens1oa u tne CHARACTER, and
though ca4"' 1lnpsSsl'e ano sla1uesaue, thre"
an 'nnnlte e'4sce auo o4'en.a'nes taost Won
drons tympatbs ah'o hes aeron aud Tocanza-
ton IN the ouos' '''Fa -'o'n'a anu pefdono
ii, she displayed great taste and feeling and
most careful execution. IN these, Lofini also
excelled, and the harmony was absolutely
delicious. Both the dnos were encored, and
were richly "srthy OF 1t.
AacaferEi carried ont the role OF Polio, al
though an ungrateful one, very conscientious
II. Whatever he does, he does well. He has
no pet arias. His recitatfves aud common
places are finished Us well as his arias. In this
respect he eyinces the genuine artist, labori-
ous, pains taking and finished. The duo with
Morensi, do,~ I amorc, vas one Of the gems
Of the evening, and was received with great
enthusiasm. The presence Of each Of these
artists added much to the general effect, Both
were dressed in exquisite taste, aud both act.
ed As well as sang, their solos wifi, rreat
, 1863-06-24

LUMBER-Thc receipts of Lumber continue On
liberal sca1e, as will be seen by pesnsa1 Of the
nbore table. Notwithstanding this, however, there
ia still good inquiry for cargoesand the markets.
steady and active at full prices. Good mill-run
cargoes sell readily at $1400D14 and common
cast shore lumber, mixed lots, sell at range Of
s11.oc@13E0. Cargocs Of strips command 50c@
$1.0o moro than other kinds. The difficulty in get
ting vessels to go into lumber ports ahd load and
the consequent drmness In feights tend greatly to
keep the market firm. Inferior cargoea are gradu-
ally finding their proper level. and we havo to note
eltght decline during the past week. The follow
ing is a list Of the sales Of cazgoes reported:
sA1Es OF cAEGoEs Or LuNBER-
Three cargoes of good mill-run lumber, from
Foul ca1gocs Of milltun rom Spaaldinc' Mills,
Menomfnee River, at $14 80.
Cargo Of Hannah, Day Co. . lumber, warranted
two-thrds strips, to arrive, at S14.5o-ffon Grand
Careo of schr Poland, from Dexter 4 Mobiles
mills. Grand Trnyerse Bay, mostly strips, at $t45o
& &Si5go go q & ssh5 s1a asnfy from oeonf0 TsF
cargo Of sebr Geneva, from Green Bay mired'
Gs:fs os ssni s g; 3 Barber. fton Grand River, one
e Cargo 81 aehf I Winslow. from Hanna. Lay & Co.'s
mills, Grand T1aEerso Bay, 1t $1Ab0.
Cargo sch5 Eibe, from Grand River, 20 m RATED
Cargo schr Action, from Grand Haven, 50 m
boards and strips. At S1a25.
Cargo schI Mount yszo9 o 6 g
Cargo sehr Bells, from Aanitowoe, 50 m strspa
GsS r. 5a,2s Aeas3e9 s from 1ls
Cargo sehr Malgaset, from Port Sheldon, at
cargo sehr Helieelana, from Muskagon, Is m
fayro ec1r Barber from Grand River 90 M
, 1863-06-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

5ins.-samuel s. St. John, John Grny, Andrew
Brown and Phillip Con1ey. This is M
actioe Of trespas. commenced By Mr.
St. John, who. resides at Afilwaukee,
against John Gray, late Sheriff Of Cook coun-
II, and Brown and Conley, as euretics upon
an indemnifysing bond. It appears that in De-
cenber, 4. D. 1858, w1its of attachment were
Issued out of the Superior Court of Chicago,
by some Boston and New York merchants for
the purpose Of scizing stock Of goods which
had been shipped from Albany, N. T., to Nil
waukee, and which goods we're taken as the
property Of one Finch, Of Albany. The
goods were sold by the Sheriff, aftcr judg-
ment against Finch, but are claimed by 81.
John, who alleges that he purchased the goods
from one D. T. Jackson VINO claims 10 nave
purchased them 1rom flnen, al Albany, ana
before taey were atlaeaea. II Is Insisted oy
INC oelenoatae lnat Luz transfers oy f1nch 10
JACKSON and oy JACKSON 10 ". John, were
fraudulent, and that the goods when taken BY
the Sheriff were the property Of Finch.
Most Of the day has been occupied in cx.
amining witnesses and reading depositions On
the part Of the plaintiff The whole Of to-
morrow viii probably be taken up in putting
in the evidence on the part of the defence, SO
that the case will not be likely to be given to
the Jury before Thursday evening.
For plaintiff, I. Il. kalcs and s. ". Fuller,
s 4to' ~ ' ~ ~. ~ ~ A7A4.u' =. a.
storFs, thompson g blshop, and S?dntv
Smith,
,-Recor3er's Court.-The case Of Martin A.
Jennings. under indictment for obtaining
money by false pretences, Was called aad dis
missed, with leave to rcinstate.
The same disposition was made Of the case
Of s. Woodward, for perjury, and a. Piper,
ct. NJ. for riot.
BIZ. Downing, against whom there are three
indictments for obtaining money By false pre-:
tences, was arraigned, and entered 9 plea Of
not guilty, to each. B. F, Quimby and A. D,
1r..s--1.' r ~. 1870. = e.no
11te"ofth became his sutetles LOT ]aVo, IN
each case, and they were continued till next
1efm' py agreement -....
Peter Miller and Michael Dirersy. Recog-
nixance. Bail defaulted and srie7t facias or.
oeteo'
Chas. Parker implicated, &C., burglary.
Motion for cbonre of renre and cont,nuonoo
,-..x,. ---,.,
nv defendant. NOW on trial.
o-.-,-- .,..
Inc case OF 4. d. ecenlan' Inc resurrection
list, Tas also continued By agreement to next
49,. ~
te1W+ -
..-.-.-
Meeting Of the Mercantile Battery
Association.
sncc3a1 mcctinp Of the Mercantile Battery
...,- -,
ASSOCIATION was hela 1ast evening, In Inc
roons of the Mercantile Association: ]. Il.
GO n-..tsa.t =, A. .,,,,.
Swan, President, IN the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
r. Ransom, chairman Of the Special Com
mittee appointed at previous meeting to
draft resolutions Of respect to the memory Of
Sergeant linus, deceased, reported the fol-
lowing. which were unanimously adoptcd:
wHEnrAs, The sad intelligence has reached Us
, 1863-06-24
fMoEtKG.


wooL-As far as our market ia concerned. we
have no new features to report: The market Ia
still In statu 4ao al buyers aud selera do not agree
as to the opening prices. The latter are still hold
ing of for the high prices and declare they will
store their wool unless 1t commands .70G75c. A
convention was held few days ago in Jonessf1le,
Mich, at which time It was unanimously resolved
upon, that wool onght to and must bring 7pD75c,
and unless manufacturers were prepared to pay
theee hgurce, the growers would not sell Some
Eastern houses have instructed their agents here
to purchase at 60Ib5c, butln no case to the
latter figure; There is very little coming In, and
the transactions for the week do not amount to
more than about 5000 1oa in small lots, at 5oG55c,
mostly at 6G453c+
=. In New York the market has ruled rather quiet,
the inquiry being entirely restricted to the inne
diatn wants Of manufacturers. In foreign Wools
there is very little dong and prices arein favor Of
buyers
In Boeton the market has been very active. al
though the t1ansactions being yoluminous. were
not large: Prices arc fEmer1 but not quotably
higher. The sales during the week amount to
s50,c0o DE domestic at G8Q113c for New York mo-
aium fleece ut 6o081c for choice Ohio and PENN
Fylylnia
, 1863-06-24
Thomas T. HIPS Penmanshtp.

Hu1's FAMILY RECORD, surrounded by the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen in over thirty
different styles Of lettering and hourishing PRICE
81. Post pnd Hosc to trrtfe rlafnly, rapidly. els-
gably. Enclose 81 for coplc5 and full directions.
Address THOs. E. uILL, Waukegan, III.
1,nv1ka1f
, 1863-06-24

GEO. W NVA1VoNAH1s BeCtEEAfy.
Afterthe adoption Of the above resolutions.
the Constitution Of the Association was read.
and ecveral new names we're added thereto.
The President appointed Capt. Cooley to
net rs correspondent between the Association
and The Battery, for the meeting then being
held.
Tt Association then adjourned,
, 1863-06-24

Dispatches were received here to day from New
York, stating that the market for all kinds of cot
ton goods was again excited, and that prices had
advanced s@4c per yard-brown shectings selling
as bich III NI3ac.
, 1863-06-24


RYERccelycd o-day, ,eo3 bu; shipped, t. $50
bu- Received last week, II, CTS bn shipped none.
During tho past-two or three days tie market
has been more active, and a shade higher; hut
TO-DAY it is again quiet. Sales were: t0 bn No
eto.e at 67Nc.
The amount Of Rye in store In this city is ST. 425
buehels.
BARLEY-Reccived today, 400 bu. Received
last weels. LAOS bu; shipped, none. The mar
ket is quiet and unchanged. with light Gales dur
Ing the week at $l.t0112 Is for fair to prime. To-
nAr, 60 6ags good were sold at $t.15:
ALCoH0L-The advance In Highwfncs has
cauEed an improvement in Alcohol Of Sc per gallon
Oh the week closing at esls5c.
,AsHEs-Habbitt's Pure Potashes in tin cars are
etcady At 16c. Common Potashes are firm at TIC.
BEANS There is + good demand to supply tho
army, but the receipts are trIing, and the market
BARK-50 cords Hemlock at $7.O0.
BuTTER-There u good supply and the mar.
ket fs steady and active at 12tGc for fair to good
drkin, and 1870 for extra choice. -
TODAY the sales wero: IS frgi18 prime at 13c ;
= DO ut 1aHc; 12dtkins common Mt 1lHc.
BROOM GoRN-The5e is little 4 q netting y doing
BAGGlNG-The market is quiet and without
, 1863-06-24

Cigar MAKERS CREATING R1oT--About
twenty journeymcn cigar makers got on
spree, Sunday afternoon, and, in body, Tis-
itcd the cigar factory Of D. ~ Corbin g. Co.,
on Randolph street. Here they demanded
adm1,tance, which was refused, and they be.
came boisterous, kicking in the door, collect
Ing crowd, and making general disturb
nnce. Yesterday morning, IN the Police
Court, five Of the rioters were fined $500
each, and the rest are In danger.
, 1863-06-24
Euur1l,tc.

ROARD1N GA very pleasant
1) Ault Of unfuruished rooms with large taset and
18th room. to reEt With board. In sIietH pirate
Box 3tlt. 1e1] EE352I
POARD1NG.-A very pleasant
IL psr1rr with bedroom and closet. on the main
Eoor. suitable for gentleman and wife two alcS!e
gentlemen. rap be lad with board. by applying l!ae
Gitately at N Illinois street. er7 s5sa-{t
, 1863-06-24

BIZ TELEaRAPH.] New YonK, June %, 1868.
WooL-Since Saturday 1aet the market has been
much more active md prices arc decidedly bette.:
The frmness Of growers In the country has caused
buyers to enter tie market. Sales reported are
large, on private terms.
, 1863-06-24
10 Rt1t.

ITO RENT-Without board, two
Avenue. jt.i-g3nlt
ITO RENT-Desk Room ut $50
u Clark stseet eoon 1. front zoon; very pleasant
And low rent. te1tg5lt1t
TO RENT-A very convenient
l. HouRe II Renteel family, On Lake street. ptat
U1lou Park. With water. barn. vood shed- &C. Kent
sRuiId1g. Apply 70 H. -GooDdDGB. 27North pes-
paaiuSa street, 1sal g591 q
ITO Rem T-The well known
l. Hotel "CLAREEDOE HOUsR," On Randolph
stsset. near F1aakn .ssss L row ri rent
6PR1EaEK, No. 2Aetopoltaz BECK, corner of Ran.
dotqh ard Itsale street.. 1e1s Xsl1-l1s
, 1863-06-24
COMMERCIAL.

TCEsnAT EvEsEo, June -, 1868.
WEEKLY REv1Ew.-The following tables chow
the receipts and shipments Of produce during the
past week, with comparative statistics:
1rrrrpra oT fYAnINa AKTlcIxs At C1uu4Hn
, 1863-06-24

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibune.l
BKDokroKr. Juno q. 1s6-lop. Pm.
CLEARED.
Advance, Athens
n. G. 10omIs. Athena
Terror, Athers
Eldorado. 1Asal1e-
Energy. Jnuet
Ottawa OTTAWA.
Mound City. LasATe-
John McNelra. Morris.
Exceltfor. Morris.
4. ii. Bennett, LaSa1o.
]. Harrington, Matsenles, Il 900 r Lumbar.
Johustown, 1ASa1e 6 Nu lslu11beE. 500 siding. 1&9ca
shtrg e, LOO lath-
Auce' Issse. 500 It lumber, eaeoa ahingles 1870
J. Aiexander. Lcekpost. 70 20 lumber. ooo1Ath-
Mopxrcsz Jclket lou bn potatoes. nfl6 whisky.
s A Douglas, No. 3. Seneca.
Aurora IaSa11e, 10 tons pig Iron.
Onward, .Iot.et
Pl a.Yte state LaSAl1e.
r i. GoodeI, OTTAWA. 100 # lumber. % bsls LIME
ARRIVED.
Maps Leaf joliet. 10 COO bu cats .uu
rye, p 3sa lbs sssrcn.
Morris, OTTAWA. ga hu corn.
Pfcgseet. lstale, .55n 1u corn.
Africa, Lasafe. II. 400 bTls Hour.
, 1863-06-24

WILEY IS CARY,
LAW OFFICE.
CHICAGO. ILL, CLEVELAND OHIO,
Nartne BanE Building American Building,
VIII ptve their undiyided attention to Marine aud
ercial Law and particularly 70 casses Of Coils.
ion Insnr ancc. Csntracs Of AdtetGhtment. Drafting
Posers ETC.. connected with Vessess
Orr1cx OF 1u8 Mutual INs. Co. OF BuFYALo.t
BCF1ALo May 18th, 1857.
Understanding tnat the law ir1n Of Aess:A WILEY
4 ClKT, pf Cleveland, Ohio pu1prse establishing
Frar Gu IN Chicago. take eat pleasure u ~
for many yeais Intimately acquainted with tne and
I conadel ty recommend them TO the coWmerctal
tee as Marine and Conu1e sctai LaWyeEt.
J. l.. WEATHEELT. Secretary.
Refer to Stephen Ciaty. Dinckly Handy tol =. S.
Shephrrd- 1e2f.ht! u IT'D
, 1863-06-24
fnu1.1.

EOUND-On tho 18th iast., 4
a Roll Of Rills~ TAs ownar can obtain tho 7anc b.
eall ns At 81 West Keazls. Identifying sud cayog
charges te2i- .5.l II
, 1863-06-24

lsf0; spring chickens arc hrm at $a00D75o.
Tu5ke5E are dull and nominal at 4G5c-
FRUITS TS-DoMrs1o-lreen apples are scarce
and neglected, with prices in favor Of buyers.
Uupared peaches are firm and In demand; FOREIGN
-Orarges and Lemons arc scarce. and are now
hcId at s1e( 0 per box. The demand is active, but
dealers find it 1mposslbie>t to ill ozaers; Rasins
are unchanged Cu1zante steady. We revise
, 1863-06-24
New York Stock Market.


H0FENkXENT EIUCKH4
Government stocks firm.
Us. es 81 regd.. ....1o1 7-3os. .1oJh
U.S.6s 81, c.--.... .109A
MoSET-Lattle easiet-GG7 per cent. -:
Sterling Exchange dull at 15Gg 15G} for fret-class
bills. -
Gold unchanged, opening at 14S>A, declining t.
143 and closing quiet at 1857 1143h.
, 1863-06-24

A"a A4ao's1A oPe'~7 VII .4&7se4 PAese "
Mozart's life will be produced this evening,
57,..a o,a ,,,.,,,. ,,o,n+e ~ ,,,a-o.t oa..o.tas
4ue1e aae 11"n5 Pou'e VI An'e1eet eonnecIeu
with this OPERA which ne cullate for the in
terest Of our readers,
~ Arartha M ~ W., 1,aanct;on - of r. .o-.. >; z,uuxno+
Aa'ef '1e piuane'4on "oa " ~ "oIs a. rtsa'oaS
Vienna, In 1885,, Mozart visited Prague.
Thoroughly delighted, with bis reception,
nfoz,rt onc dav remarked tsos thc aohcmfans
w .s1'..-s
unoels'ooo lae eo VEL, Muot "1A1e an opera
for them: . Thus was Laid the foundation Of
..,.:.,.-
Ihe Work was completed1n ABOUT sHWeeks
from its commencement. A week only waa
left for stage rehearsals At the conclusion of
.ha Are+ rci,eorso,. be vo1tad ont In comn,nv
LAG Nes t@0.' ~ ".N" WV - eotP5
Win the o1gahist ana ORCHESTRA alfector,
Kuchnrz. Talking confidently together, the
a,.oor,<. fa,, m the naw onar. Mozart ,at-
s,,-I ~ -. -
ca Ills companion, na11s your oplnlon OF
II Don Gioeanni; it is quite different charac-
~ x,,,a1, -, n, ,,ocs.,,.- an e,,,orr,o;n,, -
- mas ~ ~ eNsou4aetus ~
Ply ne cont1nued, 1oar assurance qulets
me; It comes from connoisseur. But, in.
decd I have spared neither labor nor pains to
produce something extraordinary for Prague,'
II Don G{oranni fast approached, Some Of
the composers friends became uneasy, and
one OF tncm sag 70 nlm. Mozaft, the nrst
performance OH Don Gto.dn"t Is TO morrow,
anu 5on nave MOI YET written the overture"
he appeared 10 pc engaged IN deep Thought
LOT some Attie TMle, and then, about mid
n1ght ne fei1red 70 his room accompanied BY
hla F1c, Fhom ne; requested TO maze some
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