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THB INDIAN HERB DOCTOR.

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature of their compaints i'll.
ness, without receiving any informa-
tlen from them.
No ctars. for Consultation or Advice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as have no strife
With Mature or the .aws of Life;
With Blood our ands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness hlls
Provides the means to cure all IL ):
The simple Herbs beneath feet,
Well used relieve our pain complete.
sim pie Herb, a simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
Of change aud health to thee.
Woshins!on Buildingx, Pa. arenne. about fire
nHiHp'ss wab from Bro,cn Hotel.
No charge for Consultation. ap4
Evening star., 1863-04-09
At3jTiilN Sa4I,;~

By :. L. WALL Il CO. Auctione.rs
| ON A'CoEN fcE WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN,
EL,r,,ov B6shsLs foatTnEs At iucrI9S ,Uu
l5o. BUSH ELS POT ,TuEs,
or aecannt ot whom It may concern.
sped WI WALL & Co. Aucts.
Y GREEN & WILLIAM. auc,ions.rs
&ALE OF MEDICAL AND OTHER EbaKS AT
- hucTinS.-'n s:IpaY, the cth insts & ~ I
o'c och p NJ W. shall sell at our An 3t,on R,sn.
eniier OF Seventh ans streets, Nc. 526, a Let of
Bill ana stok.s's Practice
HCrnuT's Anatomy
atesa NJ dsa as fssrnp,utic.
hunE,ison's ra @ y ec,csl yictianarg
10 mateii Ia Medics and Therapeutics
DO Human Physiology
Dc Practice %: Medicine
q 'ison's HUNS n Anatomy, Goddard
H<, rstot hams Proc IS of ParturitI0n
Rrrsi Il Mods rn Surgery
s;ilsi. a hsdlcias' sTIsda' by Graves and Gerhard
e''0ssaa sd Bachss sst' Hi''a D'zpsasa'07S'oy "o"i
Medicsl. 'ur ,prrdence, lay Dr. Gray
Co per \ urgicsl bictieuary
Mer;itas kA order, by Jameson NJ D
Bsa.hwa;: : .Rstro'pset Of Practical Mcdiciue and
And lot OF Mise ellsqeog Book; Terms cash.
By. C. Mca uIRE Il Co., Auc.iors.ers.
EMPRuI AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
L AT PUsIIC AUCTION On TUESDAY kYrEa
.s shall s Sc Lots O. and in sa6ivs.on
west. b. twe.I, nofth b and G streets and running
back LEI feet il ches, and containing each i6775'
feet
Also, part Of Iot6 in Siuars 4as, fronting 81 feet
rnnnine back l34 eet 8 inches, i'm proved py tive
tw o ste r. frame GEsiline fsuses.
Also, East half of Lot S., IA Square ss7 fronting
Is feet en- 81 foot alley nrins from 9th to 10th
sire cts west between south sna e streets i'm.
proved 1y t~o-ttory frame dwelling house
Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in s
AID IL nths, with interest secured by deed of
spsd Rep &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auc...
By BONTz & GRIFFITH, Auctioneers.
On BARRELS FLOUR, AND LIGETE AT
cV fuHLiC AUrTioN On FRIDAY. April nth,
at the llth street wharf, we will sell for, account
of whom it may concern
30 barrels Flour,
] Lighter to carry cords wood. tae above to bs
sold to The highest bidder. for cash to psy
MARTIN RAYseR.
CAPTAIN s!osp David 8. Page
ap 8-dt BONTZ Il GRlFFITH, aucts
By (. G. McGUIRE& x CO, Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF LIBRARY OF THE
y LAfk yU UDGET HARTLEY CRAWFORD
0 clock, at the Auction Rooms. we shall sell the
Library Of the late Judge Crawford, com prsiog
MiSCEJLANEOUsB BOOKS,
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
Terms cash.
NJ Catalogues may be obtained of the Aur-
tiuDeers
~ few dozen of very choice old Madeira and
Sherry Wines.
D DAVIDSON, Administrator
apSd J c MCGUIRE CO, Auets.
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MARRIED.

On -he 9th inst, at Epiphany Church, by the
Rev Mir. PinkDey ON ARIES COOK of Baltimore,
to BETTE McChGLEY, daughter Of the late
Wm. McCsuley. of Washington city.
On the lIth Of November, 1852 by the Rev Mr.
Brown MIR. G J. DEv ,UGB AN to Miss MARTHA
&. COOK both OF Washington.
Evening star., 1863-04-09

bRs. HUNTER & WILLIAMS, authors Of tn 1T
ttrs on puimonary:di.-ss sses pubL>he in the news
saturday next, April iitf, and r, sy be- cons1lt.t
by Gll suffering from di.essss OF the throat tt cd
lungs, az 26G Pa avenue, over Mrs. Eo-s' Jereiry
store. They will receive patients between the
hours offs O. n ard 4 D m It,
Evening star., 1863-04-09

W!vgS, MOTHERS AND SISTERS, whose Husbands
Sons and brothers are serving in the Army, can
hot put into their knapsacks u iicre necessary
valuable gift than a few poXes OF HOlloway'a Pills
Il Ointment. They insure health eve under the
exposure Of soldiers life Oaly IS cents Box
Pot 2I9
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FOUND FRET are ind spenSabe to he s!th and grace
of carriage 1t is mpossoie to take that natu 81
exc rcise so conducive to health if afflicted wi tn
CORES, buniuns. nails growing a the de.h, or other
disorders TO whics the feet liza bic, AID to Il
White office No 424 Penn avenue between =,
snd 9th sts -, .
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AUCTION SAL.ES.


ny ). q h.G 4 co Aucti neers
HSeSf oa rssb,FYo Asb For tRsgs6.e
dsd dated anaar, @ Ssh s Sz AND s5srs ss
snd records for washnstSn as9s s, q
ibs bs'Llis 0i toiumbia and by virtue of decree of
Ess pass" in cause No. l,7s2, herein James c. Nc,
SntTs 4 Co, we're con. plaiaants and Charles 4
appointed trustee in the place ard stesS of ~
na;iacn hs'i seii part Of Lot nam bsred eievsn.
dtd ana sixteen isis beginning for the esd pspt
~ E,ia IS' On ssT-et nocth at the dvidn line
m sed Square aud running thpnce east by and III
.he line Of said street fourteen (I4D feet thenos
SID dvins lnc 5strsen tn ssis La,.
n@amseIed @ II and y al" dstance of torty-two Cts,
Ieet 1rohi taid STREET. and themes north by ana
WIN fald dividing line 42 feet To said streat and
e pisee CT beg!rninx. together with the improve.
mShts, cunsis1ns of a large dwelling house
Terms: On: half cash; the r. vmainder IN t.eiys
montSs, th with interest. cured by deed of traa
1.-THE terns of sale rot com piled with in Eve
resell at the risk and ex p-nss Of the defaaitins
snfshasef' Hp&p one "ses gntics in the Eveuins
mar eoaa, JG Mcd IRE& CO.. susts.
.dss-I. gTnE !; ,s ABOVE SALE Is PesTPoNED: ON
NotN N, april sd ss,As & !, h"q. ~ zgI pace,
mar 81 dts J. C. Mcguire 4 Co. Aucts
rsyESb.A rTHE AsSEE a1TKkNoEoiks UNTIL
spd place WM F. MATTfNGLY, Trusta"
ap4d J. c. MCGUIRE a. CO kyn.a
BY J. O. MCGUIRE & co. Auctioreers,
VERY VALUABLE IMpROySD PROPERTY
" ON 7TE STREET AT PUBLIC S.aR.-On SATUR
DA1 AFTERNOON, April Eh ~ o'clock on the
premises, We sEsE reI! Lots No 4, 3 and In
sqHaTe No. Az fronting together =. feet On each
lth sGd oLR streets, ~ the of porth treat
The Whole vi bs subdivide6 nto iFbuilains lots
of abeut q feet frons and nnns back 95 feat Ia
an alley. ~
Emm lately after We shall sell parts of Lots NJ.
and Y, in Square ii9- fronting Gn fesf on 7th st
pefTeeA d and SITS. north, running tkruukh n
!eet 10 str st This PrSPsrty will be su tdI ,id,d
into . 'ouIttlng lots each 7ts and Sta sta with
front o ~ snd depth of FG feet
Terms: One third ca sk: the remainder IN and
on the pfen,ises.
spl-d tHep.I } c INQUIRE Il CO., Aust,
B5rTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
CO. tequence st inclemeut -estber until THURS
DA AFTERNOON, april o. 'ssme hour aud place
ap6 tkep.l j c. MtGUIRE & CO.. AuctS.
By GREEN Il WILL ANS AucLioneers
REACTIFUL BUILDl rG LOT ON NJ sFRBEF
- At AgcTIoS,-On FRiDAY, the 10th instant,
premises Lot IN square 5l3. This OF is situste-i
on NJ street north near fifth Btreet west hsyipsa
ront CT E fee inches. and loo feet dee o. ans IA
oEe OF the handsGmest buiid'R lots the northern
part OF the city. Persons wishing to purchase
for the furpcs. of building, ould do well to
atntnd the sale A. the property is to be sold
Tito IDGisputabe.
Terms cash
apId GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-04-09

DEAFNESS, Eye, Ear and Throat Disc aases most
successfully treated by DR.. Yen Moschzisker, 227
testimoaisls OF cure be examined at his .isi ca
and the highes5 refe, enees obtained apS 1t
Evening star., 1863-04-09

FOLDERS, ATTENTIoN-P ain. disease and expo.
sure. With hot clma ate muddy water ami ba! d et
will be unavoii able but armed with Holloway 's
purifying and strengthening Pills you can endure
rsr box. 2tI
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r. Willis, Peerce,
r. May, J. Stowcll,
A. Yermi!lior, G. Fnnton ap9 st

DEMEMBER THE HERO Os SUMrERI
II THE ANDERSON BOYS
IN TIL E FIELD GAIN,
The members OF the Anderson Club take great
pleasure IN announcing to heir friends and a
the pu blic in general that they will Civ.
their SEVENTH GRAND BALL at Tenn -
persnct y all, STREET, between 9th aud ln.h. -
on TIL RSDAY EVENING April 9Th. The mem
bers pledge themselves to spare no pains or ex-
peDss to AXE this the Ball of the se.son Tickets
81 adm itting gentleman and ladies'.
No hats caps alow-i in the ball room,
Committee Of Arrangements.
p. sullivan, p. BOuI, NJ Conner,
D. Mctirsth, Z. Flemming, ID. O'Connal.
b. QuiDlar, 6p7-3t-
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MRS. JOHN WooD As Poe cAHONTAs-Th
desire to see Mrs. John Wood IN her grelt bur-
lesque character of "Pocihontas'' will ba graft
fled to- morrow night. As ii is her bsne fit night
also. the competition for tickets and seats will
be apt to be lively.
Evening star., 1863-04-09
BALLS. PARTIES, Ct.

THE MEMBERS OF THE
STEWART HD. LAND CLUE
lake great pleasure in annsn ci.x TO their
friends ana the blic in gener 4 tn at they ~
in1enE giving II
GRAND BALL E3
az Temperance Hall, rat KSDAY EVE-IyE
MING, Ap, il 23d. BY order uf .;onmi SO. a1.:l;i
OOK CUT FOR THE WAyERIY
II THY ARE DETERMINED To WAVE.
FIR S 7 q Il 4 n d SAIL
OF
WAFERLY ASSOCIATION.
We res pectfuliy beg leave to inform our nur1ar
Gus friends. and especially lady frinn;s ~
and the citizers OF Washington tnat We in
tend giving our first TraHG ia:i at Fampar- -
ance Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, spill !s.S46
;3th 1868.
We pledge ourselves to m Ike this one If the best
Bsilt o. the season
An excellent Brass and String Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion
he Test OF Refreshments will he served
Positively, ns bata or CAPS asiowe1 in the room
Tickets 81. admitting gentleman and ladias.
Tickets TO be had of any of the mem brrs or al the
door of the hail, BY order of the
COMMITTEE,
r. Willis j Peerce
Y X. May, J. StowcN,
A. Yermi!lion, c. Frnton ap9 St
Evening star., 1863-04-09

Harm OF TIE AEMy.--Ssickness destroys more
soldiers than cannon, rifles and hasonsts. Oar
brave boys are now suffering more severely
from the terrible epidemics which rage i'll tie
spriug and summer throughout the anuth tnsn
from the assaults Of the public enemy. Is the
government aware that Hostetters sto., ,acts
Eitters, the purest st inula Mt, sto1achc and CO
r, ctlve in existence, positive prstectys ax.insa
the f. tai maiadies OF the Southern swsmps and
the poisonous tendency of the impure water st
the Southern rivers ard baynus. Tns urgeon-
cenera:, and the medical staff of the ARMY ar.
Invited Tor the sake of the lives OF the thou sands
OF nT8ve men no.T fig ntiBg for the Od flag IN IN
fected districts, to give this powerful n,-icated
stjmuiant fair trial. Vast quantities OF the
ordinsry alcoholic !iquor-ail adulterate /, all
CT arged with acrld an destructive elements-.tra
useG fsT toSrital purposes, in the camp 10 the
city iazare'tos and in the field. IheiI .elfect is
?nhf8eronS and it IL amazing Il at they soul b,
torte1 to. when it was well known 10 the initiina
to multitudeE of officers AMI soldiers and ~ phy-
si'ians in civil Ii e that the use of Hnstetler's
ST. mach Bitt-rs will save unacclma ted individua
from epidemic fever, dysentery diarrhoes liver
attschs, fever and ague, and all other com plants
specially incident to unhealthy regions Mt this
perilo, n. IN the name of com mon humanity
let this matter be locked to: and that ssse lily
Wholesale hgents-A NJ Bininger IL ca 237
pi m. sp3-eoSt
Evening star., 1863-04-09

L ROOMS for ret. win Bonrd. on Eiri,sh street
between G and II, 70. AIS, opposite the Patent
OnCe. 1T
Evening star., 1863-04-09

DESIRABLE LOT TO LEASE - FEET
"A front and 100 feel deep, situated on the ,rner
Of Sth and streets, hy the Northern L.bsrty
Market. For terms apply on the premises
ly
Evening star., 1863-04-09

The CONVENTION OF colored ministers held
last evening, at the Island Bethel Church. YVES
relative to establishing literary iusd .ion
IUr The education OF their own race
Evening star., 1863-04-09

LADIES RUBRRR SANDALS, all sizsr, only IS cents
per psir, at Halls Rubber Warehouse 81 p.no
aveLue, between 9th and 10Th SITS ap3 Iy
Evening star., 1863-04-09

By :. l.. WALL Il CO. Aucticpe.rs
IN AiCoEE EfC* " uUa 1T NAY CONCERN.
" 800 BUSHELS POTATOES At irrrInX On
FEioaf, tnt install, at l. cock We will sell al
the E.eyFuth street hart abaus
lig 81: Sit ELS Pot ,TUE2
on accannt at whom It may concern
Terms cash
ypad W l. wAgI,E co s,o,s
Evening star., 1863-04-09

EOR SALE Oh kEN two-story BRICK
Il HOUSES, contain ing rooms each fronting
on l street north AID I'D street west, one square
from Pa avenue. For urther information inquire
at thn store corner OF I'D street ard Pr avsnue.
Evening star., 1863-04-09

COUN1RY SEAT FOE sALE-rna subscriber
~ offers for sale his FARM with first ella as inn
grovements containing 62 acres Of land. adjoining
Tenaiy town and within 2e miles of GEORGETOWN
and L lies OF the Center Market The soil il ad-
nirably adapted to mark ct gardening or grass. As
country seat it has superior, the view extend
ing from Il to 20 milet in every direction.
d. W. BLUNT. 81 La. av., up stairs,
mar 1G-1m* Washington.
Evening star., 1863-04-09

THg stock of Jewclry and Silver ps arad
Ware just opened at the Dollar Store 43S psnp
avenue g.. street. is well worth the stte ten
of the reader. 1t embraces everything nav and
beautiful in tn at line and at prices hat will o-tn
ish sp7.lS-
Evening star., 1863-04-09

MATEIAGE.-Mr. Del Prado, Secretary OF
the Spanish Legation, lately appointed
Charge Affairs TO q luito was married yester.
day AZ The residence OF the BRIDES father, to
Miss Li>boa, eldest daughter of Senior NJ. "
I-isbOa, the Minister of Brazil; sponsors, the
King and q ueen OF Spain. represented by their
proxies, the spanish Minister MI Tassara and
M adame Lsboa; principal witnesses H. H.
due de PenthieyIe and MI. Barreda. the
Peruvian Minister. The Diplomatic Corps
attended in full uniform. The ceremonies
were in accordance with the Roman Catholic
rites. It was by SPECIAL order from his Court
that the Spanish Minister was present to repre-
sent his Queen st the wedding. Invitations
were sent 10 both the President and Secretary
Seward, and the latter was present. -,
Evening star., 1863-04-09

REAT ESTATE SALEs.-Jas. &. tcfiuira e.
Co, sold yesterday afternoon, fol building
Lots on Fourteenth street, berwee, G. street
north and New York avenue, at one dollar per
square foot. The Foundry Church purchased
one ana John Alexander the rema4 ltiar. We
understand Mr.. A. cout4mpiates erecting three
fine dwelling houses Immediately
Evening star., 1863-04-09

FIGHT AT THE HAYsTACK.-About thraa
O'clock this morning, the female occupants of
No. 537 Twelfth street. returning from a ball,
got INTO fight, and a man named Patrick CAD.
rfy WAS very severely beaten, and it is said
dangerously injured. Three men and three
women We're arrested by the Second Ward
police. Maggie Hudson, Lizzie Bennett, and
Emma Young ere fined Sl.5e each Thomas
ENG and Lester Conlan 50 each, and Francis
TTliy was held for hearing.
Evening star., 1863-04-09
FOR SALE AND RENT,

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD MAY BE
L obtained by applying al No. 339 street be
tween 9Th and 10th ap9-3tN
Evening star., 1863-04-09

L'OR EENT-TGo fine and iar2e FURNISHED
Il R0JMS for rent, ,nunicatinS. Also i Par
lor. with gas on sth street, between G and II. Nc.
AZ opposite the Patent -tffi "a ap2-.t-
Evening star., 1863-04-09

ARRIVAL GF RgEEL PRISONERS AND CAP.
TUEED HoRs Estate last evening fifty-sx
rebel prisoners, most of whom We're captured
by General Stahl in his recent Reconnaissance ce to
4 Idle, arrived here from Fairfax Court House.
m charge OF 4 military guard. A large pre-
portion of them were guerrillas. in civilians
dress. They presented a dilapidated appear
1ncp. After being examined by Colonel Baker
Provost Marshal of the War Department. thay
were sent TO the Old Capitol prison.
Along with the prisoners were brought in
about one hundred horses and severyl wagons,
captured by the same expedition.
Evening star., 1863-04-09

INFUkNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-Two large
- connecting Rooms east Capitol street, No.
80, can be secured ny single gentleman by apply
ing I'M mmeciateiy. Eouss nearly and rooms
fronting north and snUih. Terms easy, but good
reference will be reGuiT... ap7.3t%
Evening star., 1863-04-09

A RIkE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN IN
n PROVED PROPERTY Two Bricb HUus.s
No. sos and 3O7 Sd stree west, between Msrylaad
ayeDue and c street, near The botanical garden.
WM. II. THUMPSo%'S Tobacco and Cigar Store
5l9 9th street, "a, IW
Evening star., 1863-04-09

WANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE
W in the Second or ;hird Wards tor privat-
family. Best or references g,van. Ala :, Room for
an cf!ce Address LOCK - Box 4 ; Post OffSe
np4-ht<
Evening star., 1863-04-09

LrUR SALE Or TRADE FOR DWELLING
L HOUsE-A three si"ry Brick storehouse. 20
feet front by 60 feet deep lot i57 feet deep; will
Al .ke good who'll SAT-. -t"re For particulars in
quire at No. 40> street. stairs ap7-3ts
Evening star., 1863-04-09

2 CoNTRABANDIsT AREEsTED.-Isaac Hamon,
q supposed contrabandist, was arrested yester.
day, while attempting 10 cross the Navy yard
bridge. lie was taken to the Provost Marshal's
office, and upon BEING searched, two thousand
two hundred and fifty dollars in Southern
bank notes and ftty-sx dollars IN specie were
found III money-belt, which he wore around
his neck under his coat collar. 1t is supposed
that hr was returning from Richmond for the
purpose of procuring a fresh supply of goods
He was sent TO the Old Capitol to await a
thorough examination of all the circumstances
attending his arrest
Evening star., 1863-04-09

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-For rsn. :.
l. $50 1eth street, east side, between G aud q
streets, nsstly furnished and yer. co,nfort.b!s
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROoH9. aud PAR
LORS The neiehborL I'D is one OF most desr able
in the city. Every attention paid to .hosa occupy
ing them. No children in the house ia2-H
Evening star., 1863-04-09

J SOLDIER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a soldier,
who gave his name Traxster. of the l64h
New York, went 10 a small store on l. street,
between 10th and 20th streets. kept by an old
lady, and commenced TO search the house for
government goods. stating that he was q datac-
tive. Before leaving he charged her with
having sold liquor 10 soldiers, and stated that
he would not arrest her if she would give hi N
fifteen dollars; but she not having that amount
he agreed to take five. Officer Buel coming
along arrested the bogus detective and took
him 70 the provost marshal, who sent him to
the guardhouse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10

Lafgar pate charged 81 the rate OF ~ 80 I,
sach aaditiosai sqaaEe,
For half square, two-thirls Of th above
rates
Business C&r8s aot % orcocd . lines, go 90 pei
snnn.a
For each chang an additional chargoo Of 26cents
square viii be made.
Large outs hargei double the Same d u snsier
Il ,yue.
early Advertising contracts will be undcTs tooc
20 Apply strictly to tue iagnediate business Of tie
aiysItaef, and al other advertisement sent bf
ne Advertiser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements not accom- panied with Instruo =
'ton' Will 10 srted untii iofbid, and charged
sDrlinglg.
Editorial uOtiass charged for al thorals of Is
5snis peT llne ~ oght gords and spec al notice
~ 10 cents per line, or ~ ceuts a line por week.
All notices Tor religious ari benevolent paf-
poses ol any KIND whatsoever, u ordinary length
as1tts charged = co1ts per iass -tion.
Adyefilsenaat from abr Il at be paid for
,,rTrao6ty sn odoa.ee, ess from approved
Agents.
Contracts fer yearly advertising terminie r
tho option of advertisers, they paying adv anct.
ment of rs por ceAt. the contract price.
dverisensuL Le inserted next to reading matter
S.per cent. "a rance the above rates, and keJt
oi lst or "a pages, 30 per cent advance regular
rBtes.
A!ltranslont advert scments N uss be paid for IA
advance.
Advertisement u ts inser,ed in weehIy oa reason
bic terms
RICHARDSON h BURDiIT
GAZETTE COMPANY
HENRY LISCHhR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DISTRICT OF lowA.l
4ss'stont Adjutant Generals Office,
BAyEhPORT Iowa Oet 9 ,S63

HsADQU ARTnRs MILITARY DISTRICT or lOwAl
4ss'stant Adjutant Generals Office,
DAyEsPOKT, Iowa, Oct. y, .S63
deneraI Oydyr No 49,
/. Arr. 81 Of the Rules and Articles for the
dovernmert Of tho Army requires all "Ui6eers
commanding in gafrisons or on the march" TO tn
extreme Of their power, to keep order and to
prevent disorders and trespasees upon private
property Of citizens aud the General Com
manding rem nds the officers Of his command OF
the necessity o< the closest observance Of the
duties imposed on them by this Art and Art. "a
OF the same laws of Copgrt for their govern
mont.
H. Any non-c commissioned OF soldier who shall
be known to have committed any wantom tress-
pass upon the person or property st any citizen
In violation OF Art. 81, vill hereafter be hold in
clsse confinement 10 irons, until sscb tins as
General Court Martial can be convened for his
trial, and any officer known to fail in his duty to
prevent trespasses upon private property
and abuse Of citissns by the soldiers under hi.
command will be held in close confinement unit,
coaft msrtialsd.
Il = 4he General Com nsnding the District
10 the good and orderly soldiers every.
- to aid officers inprevsnting these ousrages
upon the property and persons Of their fellow Cit
'sens, that bring disgrace and repreach on the
honest name and fame Of soldiers. Every want
of the soldier Is supplied By the Government
leaving neither paliation or excuse for outrsEes
upon private property and rights, aad VIC alton of
public laws and soldiere cnor,
By order Of Brig. Gent b. g. RoDERrs.
jos. McBELL,
Capt oad A. A. GIUNA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10

TsEArRE.-Ths opening comedy of
Last evening, the "Mi.sries OF Life was the
meet lasghabls and Irresistible thing that We
have seen on the stage yet. The audience
vas more shan pleased. 1t will bear long
acquaintance. The dancing might as well
have been left ont. The "Ghoets OF Conway
Castle" was we'll pr odsced-sll int the ghosts
themselves. which, owisg to some disprrangs-
ment OF the ghcstly apparstus-such as vel
dressed and good manuersd ghosts are weni
to have. failed tosappear.much to the di.sst-
isfaction Of some OF the audience, who had
never seen ghost or a ghostess. and partieu
iarly . military friend who. after the audience
had been told that the performance was over
me+kly pipsd out 81 want to ses the ghosi =
That was the climax. The house lett. hardly
satisfied on tina ghost question. but after all
every enc vas confident that he had secure d
hi. moneys worth Of enjoyment. The Ghost
will bs il better humor this eveuisg We pre-
sumo.
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A LAUoHABLE bout as
good thing as We have heard OF lately took
place yesterday. A young gentleman. well
known Ia our city. who shaIi be uamaless.
made up his mind to go ana see the "Gbost'
Upon taking = second thought he though he
knew Of = young lady friend ho would like
to see ghost alec. aud 90 determined to ask
the pleasure Of her company Beiog busy
dc wn town. he daehed off two billste-one in :
vitiDg HE lady friend. and another to his
mother, requesting her to have a certain tiri
aired and IN readiness VIII be arrived -
Through some mismAnagement. either on the
part Of the boy who carried the notes or TIE
gent Who wrote them. the mother was so.b1t-
tanats ~ to get a very polite invitationx =
to the theatre; bat imagine. If you 4 I'LL
surprlss Of ths young lady who was request
Cd BY the note che received to get the young
man's shirt in readiness