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1RASHING MACHINES.
Richmond Thrashing Machines.

Richmond Thrashlng Machlnes.
EoR SPEED, LIGHT DRAUGHT, SAVING
Il and Cleaning the Grain, these Machines are
not oqualed in the country. j will be prepared to
furnish them this Season, gotten up is the very
best style. l would refer farmers who intend to
buy Machines 10 d. F Bates, Curly Taylor and
many others in the vicinity of Newburgh, War.
rick County. Address,
JONAS w. YE0,
(SuccessUr to +. W. RoBISsos.)
mh24 -5mw Richmond Ind.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Dila, Louisville Glen wood Nashville
Tycoon, Nicksburg Lady Jackson Memphis
Duke, Louisville Allen Collier, Gin
Giilun, Louisville lgetta Yicksburg
J II Baldwin, Lex Colossus, Lou
Dacotsh, Nashville Liberty No z, Lon
Norman, Louisville }. T MeCombs, Hend
Belfast, Nashville Aurora ST. Louis
Mercury, Louisville PiketSn, Cumb River
Diadenf, Nashville Ella Faber, Nash
Mary Duke, Gin Shamrock, Nash
Charley Bowen, Cairo
DEPARTURES.
Ella, Nas,lFine Glenwood, Louisville
Ty CON, Gin Lady Jackson, Gin
Duke, Nashville Allen Collier Nash
GiliHn, Nashville iEetta, FarkersJQrg
j Baldwin, Nash Colossus, Nash
Norman, Nash Dat0tall. Loais
Liberty Nc 2, memp j HcCombs, LOUIS
Belfast, Lou Aurora, Gin
AerCury, Nashville Diadcna Louisville
J Campbell, Lou Ella Faber, Los
Shamrock, Lou
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SAW MILL.
WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY, A SECOND HAND
w Table Counter. Apply at this Office.
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WANTED.

coon PIGGY SMITH. 81 70 81 so PER
A day will DC paid. Steady employment given
-, 70 J. A. QUICK,
Pp5 Shawneetown, Ill.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, August TO.
Gold without decided change; open
ing at 26s and closing at 26I. Govern
ment Stocks dull.
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NOTICE.

+ WISH ALL PERSON HAVING ANY LAW
full ella ms against tie Steambcst Molly Funk
to urss-t them on beard the said b' at before the
nth day of September next. All clrims after this
date will be null aud void
June %, 1861. FRANCIS PkATT,
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc, Aug.
l0-The following proclamation has
been issued by Gen. Meade;
HEADo' Rs ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
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GROCERIES.

AtAUGES-
~ p dozen Pepper Sauces:
. ts T4sss-.- S,.tsssp,
~ London Club Sauce;
10 John Bull Sauce;
Walnut Catsup;
:. nelmQre,s S-srevs
z soho Sauce;
Sc Epicurcan Sauce;
Z" India Sauce;
" Haryey's Sauce;
Camp Sauce.
just received per steamer at
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20
From New York.

New YoRK, April 10.
The Catawba, from Port Royal of the
18th, reports all the monitors returning
to Port Royal.
|. 5. troops occupy seabrook and Fol.
ly islands.
Gen. Terry, Capt. Worlen and others,
came passengers by the Catawba.
Rebel dispatches report large federal
rclniorccments arrived at Grenada, Miss,
and that new plan is to send largo
loree 10 cut of the three railroads run
ming South.
Gen. Smith assumes command of tho
rebel forces west Of the Mississippi, Al
exandrIa. La, to be his head quarters.
a Chattanooga dispatch admits Van
Dorns defeat at Franklin
Nothing latcr from Washington, N. c.
Richmond papers report the arrival
and return on Monday, Of nearly 400
rebel officers.
] lie E,raminer Of the 10Th SAYS the
5oth Virginia regiment destroyed fed
crai cavalry camp near Williamsburg.
fcdcrals were killed and several wounded.
TT. Magrudcr is immensely strengthen.
ed by new redouts and rifle pits. The
federals shclled the town hours, but no.
body was hurt. Some rebel forces are on
the ridges commanding the city, waiting
for the fcderas to show their heads
Rebel accounts OF the destruction OF
The gunboats and transports on the Cum
berland prove exaggerated.
Another rebel account says they de-
stoyed 100000 worth of stores at the
captured camp at Williamsburg.
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Of toolscap, the resolutions, like all earth,
~ things, came to an end. A vote was
taken by calling for the yeas and nays
The result was three to one against the
resolutions. Our Lieut.. Col. was really
surprised, or at least said he was, it could
not be possible that we understood the
meaning OF those resolutions, therefore
he moved that they be read over again,
and that q lartcrmaster Flint explain to
the men their meaning. Ihcrcupon our
jllustnous q. ID. commenced by saying
that the resolutions were all right and
didn't mean anything in particular that
the mo't he cared about WAS To pass them
for the sake OF having them published in
the Iowa papers; they had nothing to DO
with politics. oh no. The main thing
was TO convince the good people Of the
State Of Iowa that we were still loyal.-
The vote was again taken BY requesting
all those that were in favor OF the rcso-
lntions to step three PAGES in front. The
result was as before, only more voting
against the resolutions the second time
than the first. Some of our high Off
clals showed their ill-temper because the
men did not vote to suit them, yet the
men stood firm.
Three cheers were proposed by an Of
ticer high in rank, for the men that did
vote for the resolutions, and three
grosns were proposed by some one, for
haSa uI1 ,1,I g.
cheers and groans were feeble, coming
mostly from the shoulder strapped gentry,
who, by the way, are very unhealthy
down here in TINS region, especially il
there is a battle any where near at hand.
| have frequently heard the term "cop-
perheads Of the North used down here
and was somewhat al loss to know what
particular class was meant. sought tor
information upon the subject and the
thing was made as clear a. mud 10 my
bew Idered mind. derived my informa-
tion from source which ought not to be
doubted. Why, sir, a preacher of the
gospel told me, that all the democrats mp
North were consi lered doubtful as re
CARDS their loyalty, if they did not 90 in
tooth aud mail for the proclamation. lie
said the Democrat G Nems Was tue worst
kind OF tory paper, and dangerous for a
soldier to read. Now, Mr.. Elitor,I wish
to Inform YOU that the sentiments of Your
paper Just suit me, and | believe every
)ther soldier IN the arnv OF the Missis
'ippi. We desire peace and there isn't
my use talking 10 the contrary TO
SOLDIER OF THE 26TH.
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NUMBER l58.
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
sunday, 2 O'Clock A. M.
From Fort Monroe.
BY TELEGRAPH

FoRr MosRor, April ~.
The Richmond Enquirer, Of the 10th,
co n,ans tie following
CnAriANoooA, April IA.
MAJOR McCann has captured another
train on the Nashville & Chattanooga r..
Road.
Three gunboats and two transports on
the Cumberland river have been de,-
tteyed hy Whcclcr's command.
Van Dorn's fight at Franklin, Tenn,
proves to have been exaggerated. The
loss was only fifty on each side
CHARLESTON, April Ia.
All qnict to night.
Tho enemy occupies Coles, Kiawah
and tho Scaboork Islands in considerable
force, protected by few gunboats. All
lis transports have left this vicinity.
FORT MoNnos, April II.
Yesterday afternoon the enemy drove
back our skiImshcrs on the w shin gton
road, which is Gen. Rosecrans' front, and
opened on the Union army with two
pieces OF artillery. Our forces At once
replied, aud drove them back.
Our skirmishors on the South Quay
road drove The enemy back somo miles
lrofnonr lines.
Tho kichmond papers Of the | 9th con.
tain the following
JACKSON, April II.
Tie enomy's troops at Lake Provi-
denee have moved to Nicksburg aud
Grenada. The boats having gone up to
Nlcksburg was n rnsc. A heavy move.
ment commenced on Thursday.
A large fire was observed yesterday
above Nlcksburg, supposed to be the
burning Of the Federal transports.
The Yankee forces are in possession Of
New Carthage.
WnaNaroN. n. G., April Is.
The steamers Flora and pcll arrived
here this morning from Nassau, with y
cargo oi coffee, saltpetre, etc.
The government store houses at
Blauehyile were destroyed By fro on tho
18th. with 10000 rations of bacon and
large quantities OF flour and sugar.
Gcn. Wheeler, on the 18th, captured
two trans between Nashville and Muir
ircesboro, together with 100000, and
nl.o number ofprsouore including two
Mayors, three Captains aud three Of Gen.
kosectans' staff
Desertcrs say the enemy intends to
make an attack this week.
The gucrrlIas prowled abuot our
flanEs Yesterday fakiup ono man and cut
the telegraph wires, which were soon re.
paired.
Both railroads between Suffolk and
Nortoll, are in running order, and amply
guarded by cavalry patrols.
No letters are now allowed to be sent
forward by flag Of truce TO prisoners Of
war
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20

BRIHG IT BACK. Up to week or so
back we we're ths fortunate possessor u q
gorgeous meershaum pipe, Of pondsrous p:o-
portions. and vsriegatsd color. Ia order to fs-
cliiate the coloring process, We deposited the
treasure with one Of the attaches OF our Office.
An inveterste smoker. Some God.fotsskeD
wretch has stolen that ipe. We missed IL sev.
ersl days since. but supposed some deyotse Of
he weed had borrowed it for a short time,
aud We were copgratulating Ourselves that
when 1t was returned the mahogany would
predominste much. From present appearances
We sre inclined TO think it will be well color
ID before y . lay our eyes on it again. We
don't much like 10 part with our pipe. IL
wssa valuable article in more ways than one.
f. hsd sundrg tands ofsilver-coin standard
upon IT, and was very convenient thing to
ears. Wesre perfectly willing to allow any
white man to tmoke it as much as he plesser
-,bst's what it was intended for. Bat We
should like to place our naked eye upon our
neershaum, just TO be assured that 1t had Dot
zone from us forever. We will not at this
me offsr any reward for the pipe. ~ We don't
keow anything about the value OF such secen-
lricitie.. and might ray more than It was
worth but If any body-snd that includes ths
individual Who borrowed it, will bring It back
ws will stand tho 'strsights. and ask 90 IN
oosanahlA oaaationa
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Enthusiastically Rcpor,

0FFtCK or THk Dra. 4 NRwHl
Saturday Eve, April IB. I
Quotations vary litto from yeatorlay.
fiouH llrm. Wholesale, s560Us6 90. retail
s8aoa5 %. Shipments 90 bbls.
WHkAr-70as0j for common grades and esc
mSlns .tor tho best. H,celpts 3ts7 bu. Ship
monia $50 bu.
Barley Si.C0Qll.i5. Receipts III bu.
Cons 3il. Receipts 20 hu.
Oars G56c. Receipts i0Zg bu.
New Sore narkc,.
hEw ioHg April IS.
Ftora-Tko market is dull and droopng
$3.50 d1eo extra state 81 2QQl7 80 H. ii. q.
dohs nom9l W..
OArg Qnot. s5c.
IoHk -inli AMI b Iry.
Lam Lard loTcr. lomlIc.
HnIsKr Dull. 49,. l.ut45c.
New York stock Market.
Ngw YoxK, April ls.
StoeEa stoady bat inactive.
Money uncnaugsd.
6old 325t
n \. &. Ih1s.
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TEE Rock Is anders are going 10 have
rich trea. thls evening at the Island City
Hall, served up by Eals's dramatic Troupe
rhs tring out the Serious Family" and Loan
of Lovsr'-two splendid comedies. They
will L doubt, nave crowded houses.
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RIVER ITEMS.

Friday. Apni II.
JENNIE WnirrIR. Campbell, Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, st. Louis
Saturday, April Is.
suektR STATE, Ward st Paul.
JAMS MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
nAvksfoRT, Rufora, -. Paul.
JkssiK wnrrLE Campbell. Montrose
JANIS MkASs. Pierce. dubuque.
'Ah.nA, Parker, -. rani.
Friday.
Sucker SrArK. Ward. ST. Louis.
The river IS rising steadily at thi. point and
above.
TIE whole number of steamboat arrivals at this
port for tho week ending Saturday. April 18th
Was thriteca.
Anarsrkp. 1t Is reported that Captain parr
OF the steamer Tempest, now in government SER
vice NJ Helena has been arrested on cnargs OF
disabling his boat ladon with eommsaary stores
by boing her hull, in order TO secure her release
fion service.
II j. reported that the Kate ca.ei has been 70
leased from goyernmen, service. and arrived at
- Louis on the l5th, IN route for tho ppcr Mir
ssspp.
Tho Missouri "Democrat" says il is rumored
t1at the new steamer Ruth has been burnt by Il .
guefrillaa, on the tennessee shore, but believes
ii untrue.
suSDAr H0ATa.
Tho Dill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, win dcpsr
for Dubuque ths morning.
The Northern /. no steamer Hawkeye. Capta,n
Hight, Clerks Congar and ready. will depart Tor
81. Louis and intermediate landings this morn
ing.
MONDAY BakTs.
The mail and sseuger packet Jennie Whpplo,
tartain Campbell, will depart for heokuk and
intermediate laniings this morning Lcmuel
iarkhurst IN tho tGirc. This hoat provides its
passengers with all comforts and eonyouionces
desired.
The mail and passenger packet Jamos Means,
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuqao aud way
points this morning
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Anril

WASHINGTON, April Is.
The Commissioner Of General Land
Officers are preparing instructions to dis
continue is Topeka land Office in Kan
sas, to transfer it to Atchison as soon as
practicable. This will not interfere with
tho public sale of lands ordered for the
Sd Of August next. which sale will take
place at Atchison.
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TO-DAY'S ADNTS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad,

fyai-s run BY Chicago time, mhich Ia t,oeivs mia
mtss faster Man Damnpovt tims.
nN AND AFTER nOyDAY, APRIL 10
- lsea, ana until further notice, passenger
Trains 1ili ioavo Davenport as follows:
81 =. ". for Malcolm and Washington.
Il 5r N. Tor brookly and huscaliGe.
rnafss AHRiVs AT DsvssPoRr AZ FOLLOWS.
b05 r. N. from brooklyn and Washington.
- =. N. from Malcolm and Mnscatine
The 30 A. NJ tram out of Davenport IN makerii-ee
sunneetions al Male lin, Iowa city ana Washing.
~ with tho Western stage Com pan v i staRoH for
y points Wosi, South west and Aurth-wcs
Trains from tue " est connect Davenport
With trnins oi tho Chicago aud Rock Island Rail
R,ad for all points East, North aud south.
Passengers reminded Of tho necessity Of
xivinR distinct directions AZ To tho estimation OF
thei' csere7e els" o. proou,atiekes before taking
hon eats a 10 Cas-.
JOHN F.TRACY, GonI sup't.
A. ktHsALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport. April ~. 1863 DIR
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GRAND BEYEFIr.-Mss Alice Harri-
.on the accomplished leading ac.rsss in iiae's
ire on Tuesday evening. she has labored
esroeslly to please the public. and We think
he mas succeeded well. Let the people an
ever at that time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20

GERMAN THEATRE.-Io-night will
be presented at The German Theatre the
grand and exei,ifg tragedy OF the German
Warrior." This pit ce never fails to excite the
greatest interest. and al wsys draws crowded
aouses Go early TO get your seas After
the performance the beautiful Clnetop Twins
will appear in a grand Spanish dance. Go
and ace the play.
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A MEAN ATTAcK.-The Gazette Sat-
urday N ornpg, under the cover Of praise to
Col Walters, who has returned T. Chicago
msjea low, mean and contemplate attack
upon ihe Bur,is House. Dr. Burtis and Col.
Walters could not egree upon terms and con-
ssquently be did not ain. as his m,ny
friends hoped he would. We deny that it va.
on account Of lie politics that his stay wse
hoped for Politically, we know Lin TO ~
a democrat Of The most uLninching character.
The Goxd!c had no love for Kim on that score
e,u,rol Of aaair. /. veur,i., two week.. .eo
the CARTE was silent Il had DO words Of
now that he hss gone away, and there is q
good chance for a snesking, covert attack, Tia
paper hesitates net 10 make il. The poor
sneak who wrote the article knew, ifhe knows
anything shout it. tina. the Buriis House 10
jet as popular ja't as well pa,ron'zed nov a.
1t was one one year ago this tine, CIR two
yearsago or three, end il knows that there 10
no man living that 10 better qualified TO keep
Q popular hotel than Dr. Butiis. wewill add
that the article 10 ques,ion was openly Js.
nounced at the Bur,is House Saturday morn.
iss by Governor Kirk rood. Gen. Baker end
other gentlemen. They pronounced IL "mesr
and vindietiv." These are the very words
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Jossv zanmEsgssasN,

r4rxaxs pIANo AND ORGAN MANUFAC.
turer Grants Block, NUN stree,
VI ~ Davenport, Iowa. All Instruments q
nv own make warranted aud kept In order with.
out ch hargc. ive years.
N. B.-Repairing and tuniLg done q .Itius,
andin chs .sst manner.
DvxssSar. Aussst 9TH. 1851,
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n E CT Y.

PhgDix Insurance Company OF Hart.
ford assets, lst May, 1862 s527 200 SO liza
biitieA, S2l 500. Henry Is. HOFFMAN,, Agt
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TIE Teachers destitute closed Sat-
urday at one o'clock p. u. The session la
been pucees-fui in every respect. and The lee
,ares provided for the occasion highly inter
eating
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used. and further. the chief proprietor Of the
Gassas. james MeCosh. Esq, vas met by pr
Bartis. Saturday morning. and be expressed hi.
regret 10 tie Doctor that sny such article had
appeared 10 the Gossas. that it vac unjust and
uncalled for, and stated upon his own motion,
that he wouli look into that matter. md have
II properly rsctifed. We shall see whs,her he
Will keep his word or not. The attack was
truly mean and vindictive." and would have
been made by no gentleman. DR.. Buris is .
democrat, 10 be cure. aud that ia ths only
crime he is guilty Of 10 the Eyes of the Ga
zs.a Col Walters stands rpon tie ssme
plank. IN the same platform. That both are
good Union men. We doubt not. Let us zee
whether the promised correction which Ar
MeCosh volunteered to have m .de 10 for,Loom
ng or not. II not the matter may stand .
liitle further agitation.
NEW TINE TApLE.-The new time
table pah'ishe In this mornings paper. indi-
Gates activity In railroad matters sbou, hcr.
Tho morning train for the ea.t leaves a,
1908. and the night train at s45. Undsr,h
arrangement the mails close at y o'clock A. |
N and o'clock T. NJ. Trains arrive from
the east at 4 o5 A. NJ and B. .35 2 ~. which !.
three hours ana thirty five minutes earlier in
The morning. and one hour aud forty five min.
utes earlier 10 the ayening This arrangement |
VIII suit business men exactly They can g.,
their mali when they come down to husln,.
In tho morning, and when they 90 home to
tea In the afternoon.
On the M. NJ. Road a still greater change
Is made. The mix I'd train 10 thrown aside md
a passenger train will run ont to Malcolm and |
back the same dav. starting at 6.3DA. NJ
twenty iva minutes after the arrival of the
eastern train aud arriving at Malcolm atl2l5
M, making the run Of ll5 miles 10 five
hours aud fnrty.hve minutes Returning. tho
train leaves MALCOLM at +. II and arrives a,
B % 4. NJ. making the run in five hours and
twsntsshvs minutes. and tho round irip In
eleven hours and ten minutes, exclusive OF
two haurs and forty five minutes stopyaRe al
Malcolm. mixed train will leave AT 1880
nj.
passenger trains will run no further than Mas,
eatina on the Branch.
By tbs arrangement passenger. leaving De.
ines 10 The morning will arrive here In the
evening, and be in Chicago the next morn
lag.
II will operate hard on the post Office foka
-caiiDg them out very ear in the morning
TO di-ttbute the eastern mail. which arrives
at 6 05. and make up the western, which
leaves at 80. They viii alec be kep, up late
10 distribute the western mail. which arrives
at 70, aud make up the eastern. which leaves
at si5. Bat ltte time for rest there
The arrangement IL llv. " one. and will
give good sa,siaclion. Business men should
bear in mini that 1t commences this m 5rn
ng.
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A CARD.

n
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
i entire stock OF Boots ard shoes 70 VIM. q.
Harrah, begs leave to ret1rn his thanks TO his
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the ame 10 his successor in business, whom h o
confidently assures them they will ind worthy.
J. Z. TODD.
September llth, 1861
I,HE UNDERS! !GsED HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock OF Boots a1i Shoes from j q Todd,
would respectfully solicit cout uance Of the
public patronage aad assures his friends that he is
read and willing TO sell goods at the lowest ca sh
price, st his new store on Second street. opposite
he Le Claire House.
Wk. q. HARRAH.
6spssnbs llth, 1858. psvI-du
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POLICE COURT. .
DEFoRE ~ IIcr wHEELER.

Maggie Robinson hrazen faced street
walker, vas brought ~ yesterday on a charg,
oi stealing two dresses from Mts. Llveua
Callers. the keeper oi n crib. Maggie stou,ly
denied the charge. laying the theft upon the
shoulders oil Mary Ann Watts. Mr. Dale,'s
dark skinned Dinah. Mary Ann, was brought
down from jail to testify against Maggie The
defendant could not furnish any rebutting tee
timony and was seat up for ~ days.
Allen sells. proprietor OF the Australian
IDIOT humbug, was brought up fer disturbing
the peace and quiet Of the isbborhood with
bis internal hsud organ. H. was assessed
for offending good musical taste, " hich amount
he paid and walked OIL
Ms Eddy. the preeeptress Of tho boarding
school f1r young ladies, which was summeril,
busted" on Friday, Was brought up for ,rlal
yesterday. found guilty Of being a raughty
woman aud invited 10 come down with sG2
She woulln listen to the proposition a no
msnt. and wac taken up to the Ackley House
u taink the matter over.
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InEAIRE.-Last evening was present
the 'AssaesL's Bdde" with great success, and
vas brought upon the STAGE il Mr.. Hale. .usoal
stye. AID gave general satisfaction Mr. F,ne,
as Count de Bea,zeval. performed In excellen,
mirably IN psrsonating The character Of Pau
line, aod was frequently appiaudrd. Niles
Lannler as Gabriel and Betsey Baker, did
exceedingly well. In fact everything passed
OF smoothly, and gave s,tisfsction 10 all pre-.
ent. on Monday evening they peIf rm In
Rock Island We advise our friends In Ro X
Island to turn out and give them a Gro wdsd
hooss, as they are well worthy Of their pa,
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IhuIsdNy.
nAvkkroRr, Rufora. st. Paul.
JIMMIE WnlrrLE. Campbell. Montrose.
JANIS MkAss. Pierce. Dubuque.
CANADA, Parker, -. lanl.