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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
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lNIBLO'S GARDEN. Curtain rises at y.
THis lTRDtlJ KyEyiso, No; 10 1861 '''
| BENEFIT
AND LAST APPEARANCE
During the present 'feiSS fD%iS Il FORREST.
who will upon this oeca,ion appear
| once moreas
CORloLANUs.
GREAT sBAKYsrfSRIAS TRAGEDY
'''h' same "'T1s TT1sSaTpfpHo1c iupfpP,.as AABLE CAST,
ADDITIONAL STRENGTH IL EVERY RESPECT,
aud placed upon the stage with the -
sUrEkB sCENERI AND COSTUME
which h'Se called !, icI1 cn1, ~ i,yrrD Eu1.ooy
SATURDAY EVENING, BENEFIT
and lat appearance of -
MATILDA HERON.
ony 'p1ei5'Tfas 1rpiTa. 'a,i 1a TIE fARLs DAUGHTER
Mr. Whsailey has IN Announcing that no has
concluded M IL 'sfsSyss XXI Mes. BARvEY WILLIAMS
SC universally cell braed fer their admirable Interpretation Of
IRISH AND YANKEE LlyE,
who will make their i,st srpsayTansee neon, on
S,ats may be secured at the Box Ole,
TnREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
OLYMPIC TuEATER.
" Lessee 'nd Man iESiI iiIs,i HiGhi .''' '
CONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS
OF Byrons new Buriesqus. founded on the
DUKES MOTTO
THE MOTTO.
IAN ALL THERE.
IAN ih AL THERE.
TIE MOTTO,
AM ALL THERE.
'''N'' NEW SCENERY, -
"'''''I'N''i NoVEL MACHINERY,
FULL CAST or CHARACTERS,
mrs JOHN WOOD
IN her inlrnitsb,e irperionaon Of
tiEARi LAGARDERE,
"''' SHOUTS VI LAyonyEn AID APPLAUSE
LAST TWO Nluirr5
Of Geo. Jarai.on's sue. e,slul Gom-diei,s "
TaEKg's 30 SUCH WORD AS FAIL
COX BOOK 0rEN THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WINTER GARREN. -
Mr.. .naMRs W J. FLORENCE,
ts most engagement, ever played at this ss's'sr
THE GREAT IsIsi i:5 !5ESEyDAEyy SEi;D Aryg pRAaA
a'S''' received '6SyyERrLowlyo HOUSES,
and pronounced BY Pre-. aud ras,ie ec,,v sr ,eo.
No dram, wh s exception u 'hs .Cosen ~ Bawn I hS y,
been pre,'n'edt to M pns &c 80 ,sy Of the ~ SOU 80 m '
snloiionsl power and 't.iIAns esce''
MOST LIVELY STROKES OF HUMoa
'"' DELICATE TOUCHES os TENDERNESS
1, evoke. throughout that besa,ilal bendn.oi
iiii' S'''"'' ''' THE TEAR
90 emblemsiic of the lrsh character.
IN. Illustrative scru-Iy. ty ). 4 Smith J. OF the me"
pictuI,.Sas and chsrng character snt o Wild scene OF
TIE DEb ib5 CRAIG,
Has seldom t~.n surpassed ior
PERFECTION w PICTURE
TERENCE ONooRE
WI FLORENCE.
Tie drama of -.,,,
KATHLEEN MaVOURSEFt
sfn be followed by th. .l-esant piot-an ply ~
IHKiCE MARRIED,
u which s,...-r,
FOUR CnARAcTFRs!
I'm xhleh ale W.T. ,ns Cherry Rpe the popular Irish air
"Esrr,v Ofea"n German froich aud Spansb song and
J,ne. th. c.lIri,d dance u Anlausa, La 3eqnadls
A CARD.
"A Those who deslrc on
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
financial.
kIuNE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.

RIVE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.
L. ;. FIVE TWENTY LOAN AGENTS,
No p WALL STr EFT
ne 1overnin"nf ale now deiycriur the FIVE TWENTY
huNDS 80 rrwdy tbat shall hereafter be prepared TO
pidtTs without che delay here oiore experienced
we sat rndea,oi TO keep supply OF al denomination
Asud iol Immediate delivery.
" sso nuy and sell a market rates,
II. =. COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS OF fSSI,
4. -. 80 TREASURY NOTES,
l.. =. ONE YEAR CFRTIFiCArFS,
4. :. QUAWrtE T. MASTERS CHECKS
I. =. QUARTER VI ASTERS' AND ORDNANCE
VOUCHERS. snd all GOV EkNAiENI ISSUES.
banks Savings Banks and investors WI indus prepared ai
a W to annsh desirable lots Of these securities large
tIIlil amounts
DEPOSITS received and Collections made favorable
.eiu. Socs, bonds anu Cod bought aud sod coln..-
s.Ou.
FISK & HATCH. BANKERS
and DEALERS in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No ~ WALL-Sf
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Char,ss for Dnei'IcaS tflen.
CrSecrlcs csb pgcui1lcrs.

IOHN DWIGHT 4 Co.,
O no II OLD-sLlP, kEWNORk,
Na1ue-cT,. --4s &C -
sNERATys. surElt IAkb. OF sQDA' 10,
Aud sole Agents - NJ "a yei N.w Yen i''
PROF. EAh., y HSA,FONpS
CREAM OF I.A!irlR SUBSTITUTE. a.,
This SahSlur r'ro phosphate, All contains nat,sne
hut NM i found In Sc l,sk ald m wheat ana o4hes
cagea!s aud il tlrf~'cac hChy nutsitions'
WHOLESALE rRlCkS-GlilieS's Ola tiaA'
tan CoI.s. &c tiess rrasislH "t,sfea,- 1 % - -,
se-00 ID a usoal s.iseelnt =" '.iO L.
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aml5emcut5.

WAN AMBURGU 4 cos
MAMMOTH MEEAGERiE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
ssD
EGYPTitn CARAVAN
HYATT FROST, MANAGER
Nos. $50 and ygl BROADWAY,
Between Prince aud Springss
NOW OPEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

Admission 10 all part, Of the house, 25 cents.
No half ltce. Doors oprn from 10 to 10 +. Pc
fonnanccs q. III a. M, a.d .: p. m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

IHE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS.
enliatod Tor Oid tegimontr. hare deserted
from ,emp Mcclellan b.ccuport iowa;
II ILL., hOKrDa, b,rn 10 rcnewos county
N'ehig n - year. Old "a n4chini+i, uaii,t,d Nog.
2a'L -, a. ipaveni or, by Capt Wm Pa,s.li, ,r
three yoAfn. ,tAy eyot, auburn hnt II rd com
ilox.pn, . Il ~ ina hes IA Loi4ht .l-s.tt.d on
sunday ,'c 2,t lay ~ hecamt,r. lsf2
AlNlhf ltt llE, born 10 Aciienry ccnn'y
ll,nnf, ~ yenfa I'D, oo sup, ION fsrmer enlist
ed NaN. 4J'hi lb :, "a, Davenport, by apt 4 m
iurtl Tor thfee y'nrt Blae cyos, hr, WIN hair
apfid compls KIN 2 Il 5lz inch hign, deserted
% ~untn, the 2lrt e u.VCnber. 1862
ALBERT fkiNCE, horn In Frederick county,
Narylanl = year old farmer by oeeu niior ~
.isf't ter'rnpef 81 b. isG2 nt hr"kuk. hy Naj ,r
hi'iiam Ho,"nay, Tor )eass; has grry ego,
s''wn hair, TAR complexion, toot inches high
fur ,ho l6lh iuf ntry.
y. l. BkAiibA, born in De~htur COUNTY. Ind-
lnn, aged ~ yoafF by OCCUPATION a tsrmer, on
tisted ~ i,ayrupart, L. wa, Auguu To- las ~ zcl
eye', haes h..r sni dark complexion, height
iset - u oheB.
WILLIAM = JONES horn IL Orarge county,
Now ok, aged "a years by occupation a car
pon,er enlisted IN lou a.ty Iowa. July 81, has
back eyer, sandy hair aud dark complexion,
L"tFhi > fepl ieel,o.
JoiiN HUlGi;LN, born ia Hardin county,
Ohio, agod ~ year, hy occupation farmer en-
isicd NJ Davenport Iowa, september 20, hes grey
eyer. ngh, hhs and light complex on, height 8
foot ip1hoa.
Any ole approheniing any one or ali OF said
soidier- Will 80 pad all ronsonahie cost of trans
potintion and rub-,stenoo, iogo herwith n rswnrd
o five dvllsrs. whsn eald dcscrtera returned 10
the ComDsnjing Uihcer oi C.mr Mcclellan.
X. NJ. LlTTLEa,
Captain "a Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Met oleiian, Davenport. Dec. 20. 1862. ar
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

To j. Gaston, lliidlesoud Lyon, j. Mus solmas.
Mary l,aSly, Thomas iarwooi, James DALI I'll
md Amo Pinrce:
" GU are hereby notified, in accordance with u
j direction Il the tity Council ot the City o;
Davenport. given st the Regular nesting OF said
Council, Inreh An, 1873, 10 the undersigned city
Marshal Of said Guy. that you arc required 10
lay. cause 10 DO laid, a SIDE walk, 2 irot in
width, on tho south aide Of Loo i1t street irotn
tarhsm street west 10 biady street, In the CITY
oi Davenport, aud il sall side walk is not laid
within week IRON this dae the same viii bo
laid ut your cost aud expense.
II. LEONARD,
Marshal OF tho City ot Davonpolt.
March 9Th -63
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
90
rom 1'o,t ltOyHi.
l'onf I,oyAt. < e VI

fonr RoyAt, s. e., March Is.
An otd.r i to be issued 10 day lur
the arrest Il Lieut.. Col. Gauducr, oi the
dh Connect cut Volunteers, who il
hat-ed viii, obtaining under isl-c pre-
lenses The signature Of !. number O, men
~ Tue regiment to pcac" csolnt,ons, ii
order 10 ciIcrt the election at Lone. 1t
has created great excitement among tho
regiments, who are loud N Their ,ou.n-
'mllons oi peace measure. Connecticut
has the post oi honor IN tho impending
etcm hd,lr
bcn. Tcrrp command, the Union troops
ir'm Month c"rollna, aud cyerythn, iu-
dicttcs suaccsk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
NUMBER 1856.
LATEST NEWS

BY TELEG RApY.
Nnw \ ORR. March = 1,

NEw NoHk, March 81.
N,W erlcars corrcs;ondencc in Tho
different morning papris contain nothing
additional t. what WAS Transmitted Yes
to-day.
Washington specials contain the fol-
loving ems
The Wa' department i making GOOD
pt"gtess with appointments. uhIcr the
national militia law Those Tor OHIO,
New ok aud Massachusetts, M. nea,l,
completed. Other New England States,
fenh,N hmla and New Jersey will ncAt
be taken M
The committee on the Conduct Of the
War are working hard a, their report,
which i IL ho made on the i.h Of Aprii.
II Is that 1t viii contain evidence of n
nature calculated t. lead, At least, Que
MAJOR General to call for u court Of in
quny.
Special % Times.
cen. burnside has been assigned 10
command the department Of Ohio, to
succeed Gen. Wright
Col. ludlo~, commissioner for tho cx--
change OF prisoners, arrived here to day
aud made his report 10 tho Secretary Of
War. lie has succeeded, after much Ia
hoi, IN getting all citizens r.loasei aud
~ banged. The rebel authorities tired
very hard 10 force many Of these prison.
ers INTO thelr service
Col. Ludlow confirms ihc reports Of
great distress existing ia Richmond, anl
Other pailh u the south for want Of food.
lie SAYS the, met with Il serious loss by
tic hatnlng OF an immense store house
Of supplies. of which no newspaper
has been made.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
Late News BY Last Nights Mails.

AsHINGToN News, 23d. Ten. sum
ner's death has neces,itatel the seleetlon
OF another commander Of the Dcpar,
mcnt OF the West. There is a pressing
necessity for the removal Of Gen. Curti,
against whom rumors of all kinds come
to Washington thick and fast. and il Is
quite probable that Gen. iIen,zelman
will be sent there Immediately, although
Mcdowell may be retained there perma
nenty. The choice lies between the two
Generals.
l'v order Of the War Department, the
AdJutant General is about to cooperate e
with the agents OF various States to sc
cure the discharge Of soldiers and their
transit home.
Another list Of officers is reported to-
day for dismissal unless they make SIT
lsiactory defence against the charges
made against them during the next fit-
teen days.
The receipts Of Internal revenue last
week we're 81 100000.
a correspondent Of the New York
Herdfa has been tried hy general coan
martial in The Army Of the Potomac, for
publishing contraband news, and sen
fenced to be expelled from he army and
to six months labor. lie was released
to-day from the latter part Of the sen
tence.
) nator Lane, OF Kansas, declared, in a
speech made here last night. that his
negro regiment was the best drilled regi-
ment in the service or in the world.
The government today clothed tie
late prisoners from Richmond. Before
leaving there they We're stripped Of most
all Their clothing. SiA OF the prisoners,
Of the la.c Gen. Mitcheli's command. who
proceeded into Alabama and ran an en-
gine on rebel railroad for 90 miles be |,
fore they were captured, addressed pub
lie meeting here to night Most ot their !
companions were hung.
The War Department had under con
sidcration to-day lists OF appointments
OF Provost Marshal,, under the con,crip-
ton act, for Massachusetts, New York
and Dino. They will be completed in
few days end announced. 1t is desired
t. get them at work as speedily as posi-
be, returning the hundred thousand de
serter,, to say nothing Of the necessity
for the immediate enrolment of the ma
tional militia.
The probabiit es are strong that, il
Gen. llrinlzelman goes to Il. Louis, Gen.
Casey will succeed him IN command OF
the defcnccs of Washington.
Reliable information from the south
cfn Cohicderacy represents that the cvac
ua'ion Of Nics burg was icing Advocated
on account OF its strategic advantages.
BY Withdrawing tie rebel troops from
Nicksbur.. and ma>sng thcm with the
Army of Middle Tennessee, prominent
rebels hoped and claimed that Gen. Rose
Grams would be obliged TO repeat the
movements Of last year. when Buell. fell
back INTO Kentucky. There is. however,
no indication Of such movement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HE iE3Y GIVEN, THAT AT
~ the ensuing annual CITY lection. whica Is
10 be holden the 4th day Of April, ls63. in the
aeyora 'earis Of the city u Davenport, there arc
TO be elected the following City off GERS to-wi,:
Ono Mayor Of the City of Davenport.
One City Marshal.
One City Clerk.
One City Treasurer.
Oae Police Magistrate.
An one Al run ~ for each ward
Attest, HENaY AlrTELBTs sCUEK.
nch "a I'd Clerk of the Cry Of Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

ALWAYS Is IlaG F:leud Cone has
been Gown to New lIk and Las btouyl
home u stock oi GOO . iha. viii max, a..
dtyest mouth water. To Ii.a-. HE numer, u.
customers IN this city ho has svsred 10 -
pence to brlng pattern, for geutlemeus' wes,
that cannot be surpass,d wen ~ New YORK ~.
-tt American. French end l. grh olot' e
ahi ca ineres oi every ~ le ard ehsde are
now on a isi,ion, and sill he ma ic INTO ,uigs
AT uin IN advance oi old Ific.s. Ve-tin.,
IN tha create. variety -uted to the eeason =
G-rte inrhi-aeg 20 ia. ab1 t,inAipg. IL
com ltte s.-or met.
Nj Cone ho- been kn wn 10 TIT. public
s1ne iiy. or tx yesre aud hos i,.il' ~, refut-
atoi IA the c.othtng .ins thal Le viii never
los. for want of III. bsst and complot, slock.
fashlonabls goods. q skilful wor uen to III
them 70 his many customers Mae ttill WELD.
the s1aar-. aud the indiv,1ua he caL't H. ia.i
to haife' breath is to deiormed too have ~,
use Tor coat, v@st or breeches Csli ng.r-
temsn and look over the s,ock No chargfs
Tor owing goods uGd bear in fnind TINT YOU
can get your measul" token 1T Ia. came ratee
JhIoS. Unite your good flour with
ID. II DeLsni d Coz Chemical Saleratus. II
you want extra bread, biscuit. and pastry of
all kiads. aited ,hey Sc. divided thsy "a i.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

lIrRovEMESIs are com mencing carly,
tut the splf!; is strong and bids fair to tun
through tha season We bss.- OF several new
-chemrs which are lie ng ma. .tured. that ~.h
20 OF great beneht TO the towrr One gsnt,a-
man inio,ins us that he 10 maxi ng calculatiols
upon erecting an .stersiveporl packing hour'
during The coming summer, at an expense q,
some eight or ten thousand dollars Such n
buiIdiag would be large snosgI, to handle
thii'y CT forty thousand hogs III e place hss
great Iced OF this very thing. and there is 10
table
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
Fen Dollars Reward.

OST. ON FRIDAY LAST, A LARGE
- White Setter Dosli liver c'lored head and
ears, mctled nose-!iv.r colurei spots on the fore
leg aus EeTs to the name of frank
will pay ten dol us for his delivery NJ the
store Of Haight Sears an Perry street, Dayeh-
port, and no questions asked
m,h24 WM NcNANUS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
TIL e CITY.

plIcE CouRr. II patrick Kelley was
brought up on charge OF calling ons Of th.
female persuasion har1 nance Pat. plead
guilty, anI wa. fined S. so, which he paid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

IHoSE in want OF sheet music will
hud well selected stock at the music and
.lry store q j G.. Wallace Orders taken
.or anv music not on hand
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

IF you want your watches, clocks and
i welry repaired take them 10 w. 1. Kigps.
80 doors from the lie Clare House, L. Claire
Block. His charges are reasonable, ard he
warrants his work 10 give good satisfactioa.
March 3I-dlm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

MKssRs. Corb II IL Dow have put NJ
an elsgant glass sign IN the circle over the
front entrance 10 their bank. Ih, other sisne
will be placed 10 pori,ion in due time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

TINE BRICK HOUSE, on FOURTH STREET,
l. between Main and Harrison. nov occupied
by the Widow OF tho late j. & Washburn. Ap-
ply to AAkT A ARMS KoNG
March "a Isb5 -lw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

f1h Tns ~gfs sSBIso MAR. 20. 1858,
q heteoroio9ical oGserrat.ons andertLe d.rcr,ian
n the .Sntih inst,t.tinn mad. n, tyisuoki
Coh'ys, ~ WM. y. Dragonpr Lststaait, 81 81.
North Le"3aude, 1880 beSt; He.gAtabore lAe
sea, 737 feef.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
DeSerfeN,

LNR0N CAMP HFNDERSH0TT, on THE
! night ot the lth INST, ions A. aisDos, a
pryato oi ca X, 9th Iowa Cavalry. said Ris-
don IS taonly i've years Of ago. five iect eight
and three foufihs ineho high blue eyes sandy
hair, isir complexion, born IN tho state Of Yer
mont, eulisteA AZ Marion, Iowa. for three 80 ars
Had on whea ho left. citizsn's pants anl coat
and soldiers black felt hat
Said Risdon 500 bright hny horso about
li2 hands high, saddle mark On lett side,
branded Z. ,. ou lett shoulder, and X on .oft
hip
rcwarl will bs paid for tho spprehension
and delivery o! said iu-don aud hose t. any of
hcsr who .iii ro ain them tiil seoufei by the
proper autharities or a proportionate reward
will be aid for the delivery OF either.
by order of ID. 5. " lLSON,
Col. c0mi. q IA Iowa Cav.
X. L. MILLER. Adjt.
CAsr AAspaa asnprr, Davenport, iowal
hasch lG.a, CJ.
msh l7-if
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

THERE was a considerable amount OF
produce brought forward yesterday. nolwith.
standing the outrageous condition OF the road.
A few days ot warm sunshine. and business
would take u tremer dous start ahead
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

HIGa PKIcEs.-Farm hands are very
1t very high figure. This isvery natural
la order to make up for this the iarm. RS will
nave to ask higher prices for their pr oduce.
There be but httis doubt that fai ming
business will be good this year. There wiz
not be 30 great breadth Of land cuitiyat. D.
bat all kinds Of produce will commend are.
mrneratve price. 1t is likely ths. Scott
county icrmers will 60 il 10 The onion business
pretty strong tnis seas IN. Tns price oi this
produ wa. nevss as b igh ia TIN. place ss il
is hi. sreng. A brI.k market 10. all that
oan be raised vii! be & uod in the army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

Ann'-sttN Balcony, 81 cfs parq.cfte - ci.
'or olitao "lcn nom ~ 0claaA a. 81 unul ,
~ ch T. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

PaGDix Insurance Company OF Hart.
ford ss.sts. let May, 1862. sb27 800 80 lis-
biusiss. e2I. 500. Hksxy y. HsssxAs. Agt,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

VTBE PROPRIET0RS WILL DELIVER TX
i Davenport Rock Island their cream and
Amber Ale- aud Porter NJ The following cs.h
prlceJ: Pteseht use Ale and Porter. by the bb,
$7.01; half btl., So Is quarter 50 90. Stoeb
Ale AMI Porter, by the bbl., ss.ov; nslf Dbl
S4.25 quarters, Sl.25.
G. II. SEVERN.
mch l7-2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

Mean hight OF barometer, 20 &c inches mean
temperature 80 degrees mean amount Of oloues'
Z general directions OF winds f., n T..
Amount Of rain during the week. SO inches.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

THEArIE.-The magnificent play Of
Camille or the fate Of Coquette." will he
pre.eE, ed st the Theatre tbs evening. with a
strong cast Dir. Hale has spared no pains or
expense 10 bring out 'his play a marner 10
win the admiration and applause o. the mos,
severe critics. No play ever performed in
thi- country has proved as popular ss Ca
mile" Miss Heron ruo it In all the.large oiti.s
week after week to crowded houses and il
really appeared a II the ru hiie would nev.t
tire Of it. Mr.. F. fs ss" Armand Duva" and
Ni.s Harrison as "Camill e" will no doubt eu--
tain The characters 10 most superior III snner
No one shoold fail TO " itnsss the psriormancs
Of thi, beautiful play 10 night. The Cl,nstop
Twins will give us one Of their charming
dances and the performance win coselads With
. roaring farce
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

OuH CONDITION H-Davcnport to-day
nd Davenport five years hence. aro two very
:. iitTeteGt cities. With population Of N =.
han Twelve thousand hardy. industrious reo>
pls within her corporate l,tHitr, suiroGhjrG l. /,
+, country the most beautiful a i fertile The
eye.ver Rested upon, with the great mess ol
i.bt which for years pact has weighed dow n
aar business mtD IeafIy paid of. sh. ,uu-t IN
ne course Of very lew Years take iront rauk
among The great oi,Ies ii the Mls-i.siIpi Val
~ The fact Ia. our rsoI j. have over.tralcd
mn with pital ol sl0.o3D have dore
business az though The, had $50 900, and thr
.ame resu.tz have followed here a. el e0h,i-
proslration. parsiytis II you oy.rtsx
sour physical system. II You dss.pate, il VIII
.uif-r SO in the course OF ,iad. II reoli
make haste TO become rIch through ny oth,r
han the legitimate chaut.l.--il they specu.
ate ard become Intoxicated win yi,ionlry
.eaith. they must pay he psnn.ty.
But we are net crcakers there is always a
bright side u things Eve years from now
he city Of Davenport will occupy that post
ZION 10 which the l. laslly enutied-tle me.
,ropoIis Of Iowa. Wi,h the rich country eur
rounding her, with her own beautiful poti-
tou, her enterpfising citizens, and with ran,
road connection with the N esouti river, che
luu-t of necessity make rapid etsides in poru-
istion and welith. That such u state oi things
must come. every ore who judges the future
ty he pas', will foresee. The country has
passed thtough as gloomy times ss these aud
recovered ard gone On az rrosperously as ever
Every now and then. when TIE people 90 too
lar IL SPECULATION, when ihey overtrnde, re-
vuielon comes clears the channels Of trade,
and sets the body mercantile to rights, as u
revolution now and then does the body pol
NO 4 lev years from new. with peace re
stored to our distracted country, with rail-
roads centering hsre from every quarter Of the
state, wh.n trade and commerce shall have
r.coved from the blow Inflicted by the war,
Then viii Davenport again march oD 10 great
nsss ard her strides viii be long anC rapid
Capital accommodating in the larger cities OF
tue Ltei, property ia tbe altsntlc otAtss gam
getting above its maximum value, and capital
ats again locking abroad for investments, 1t
will flow in upon Iowa. aud Davenport must
receive large share. We have no tears for
,. { future, II our citizens but do their duty
mi copine themselves 10 legitimate trade,
nd leave 'aocy ep.cuiations and ventures %
.hose fools who have nothing TO lose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
NJ A IL RI ID.

On tho 18th inst, by the Rev. J. w. Clark, a,
the residence Of Mr.. Aionzp Cbeiles, in flea-ari
Valley. Mr JAMES iiAwLsY and Mi-s ANN r..
BUIrEhFlEl.D, baia of Pleasant Valley.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

Al meeting OF tho Democrats Of
the sixth Ward. held at RanwioA's Office. h
Y. kelley was ehosen chairman and |. II.
Sears secretary The meeting proceeded 10
organize club. to be called tho sixth Ward
Democratic Club. and u G Kelley was elect.
ed Permanent president, / IL Sears Vice
President, ard w Il liaight Secretary.
On motion the meeting PROCEEDED to nom
mate Candidate Tor Alderman TO represent
the sixth Ward ior the next term. Wm. Reu
wick wis nominate unanimously.
yigtlene. committee. consisting II y T.
kelley Hdtick iiahey Thos, o'Conn.r. -
rick A.ulvey J.nca Cunningham. Wm Il
uaisht. VIM. ReEwick, ~ Carol. Ere }. s,naii,
were appointed.
u Kelley ] II Seats and Tho. OCon.
ner were appointed atau1ipg committee tar
the epenlns year.
Ga motion the proceedings were ordered
lutltshed ~ the brMleaAr AAp Apwn
Ga notion adi1Grr.d 10 meet at Andrew
ftys at Las, Davenport. on Ss uida, even
Ing next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Nm. EDiroR Please anrounce Mr.. ii. v
GtLDEA as candidate for tho oFi,e of Police
Magistrate, subject to the Denocra,ic nomira-
tion. ani obiige
uch A-u MANY DExssgAyf,