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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

GEoRaR FRANCIS TkAiE.-We ale
sssured that this talent ed. of hand speaker
will deliver . lecture 10 this city ON Tuesday
evening next. At Mstrop olitan Hall. There
will 10 no failure this time. as the arrange
nents are all perfected.
The worldwide rsputati on Of this gentle
man cannot fail to ensure him . large and In
teliigent audience.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

CoUsrERFEIr POsrAL CURRExcY--We
ssv st the store Of N. Kuhosn 4 Co.. ysstsr-
day, . counterfeit postal currency shinplss,er.
Of the 10 cent denomination. The z. oerAl
fsstsrs do not differ materiAlly from tho gen
siss. though upon close examination II IL sssO
th.t the paper 10 of . poorer quality, aud the
sngrs wing. whish 10 Of course done by hand
10 ief srior 70 the lathe work cpos the Govern
msnt issuss L. the ~ =" which 10 the gen
uiss 10 nonsgram. the letters are not inter
lceb.sd. The article viii not bear inspection
ID osgh 10 msoy eases It would I.sss readily
especially after bseeniog little worn.
viil - vsll 70 Be % he ioohess fes this kio
Of soaatsslsits. % there Il rsssos - bsHsv
thas there ere these 10 The sesstsy VIE q
'shsviss" thsa sess ths pssp,s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

Look OUT FOR TIE ENGINE WIEN
rnr BKLL Rrsosl-Tnx TMAs IL CoalSGl-
G,sr,e Franc,s Trai IL to lecture At Mstropoli
tan Hall Tuesday evening next. aud We pre-
dict that he will Gil every seat 10 tho house.
and that ho will call larger audience 'oge,h
ar than Edward Everett did, when TAO ticket
were sold.
MIR. Train 10 man Of talent and ability
free. fearless, easy speaker. with wonderful ex
n.risnoss In his own land and in Europe. liz
was mobbed. arrested and imprisoned 10 Eng
land for his bold aud startling speeches to the
neorls. He sometimes hits pretty hard, ana
woe to him who fall under his disPleasure'
The dwe elie.s Of Davenport will he st'rfsa
up" with wit, humor. fun. cloqnence and ssr-
cAsrn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

SOLDIERS CLAlMs.-Messrs. Bsrrows
4 Mlllard continue 10 prosecute elaine Tor IN.
vslid's psnsions, bounty. back pay. .tc. Tor
the friend. OF soldiers who have died in the
army. Office. At the old place. in LsCiairs
Hall. where Mr. A. +. Alexander may be found
10 at. nd to calls or answer letters Of inquiry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
THE MARKETS.


OYrIcg or THE Dsn. d News, [
tuesday I've, Jan. n.
Qlo,aiions stand unchanged
EAoUa-S5 oJ15 60
WHsAr Firm. Gog75c, prime, soG9oc.
Cous-Firm at ~ t.gJc.
OAra--40l4lc.
lio0s--Drcsssd, $3.25a9 s..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

Nor OuR FAULT.-Thc telegraph on
Monday quoted gold in Wall street ~ 10 cents
and il was 20 printed 10 our yesterday sdi
lion. II was not the fault OF any one sonnsct-
ed with our office that II was % quoted. tn.
copy sent from the telegraph office placing 1t
Ut hat figure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

WnisLxR continues to sell bis prints
and staples at the old prices. he bought
them when they were cheap. and can afford te
cell them low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

The roads in the interior Of the State
are said to be almos. ,impasssbls for teams
and il We Judge from the condition Of those In
town We should think very likely they were
Very little produce 10 coming in In conss.
qusacs thereof business 10 ex rssdipgly dali
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
NUMBER IS.

uaaatlpn. 5000 soldiers are there, who
would retire safely distance inland, and
make stand, shouli the French occupy
the city, which is dclcnscicss against
bombardment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
-a=--4l75 as7
From CaIit0sns1.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 27.
The steamer Orano has arrived with
Maza,in dates to tho 18th. Great acilv'-
ty prevailed in the mining portioos OF
Sonora aud Sinolya. Very superior ma,
chiuery is being erected at the several
silver mines.
Tho French Aset il daily szpeeted at
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

LOOK Our.-Counterfeit fractional
currency 10 getting into circulation in thi'
city. Look cut for II. The 50 cent denomi
nation appears to be the principal sas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

FILLING UP.-We understand that
Capt Barney is having very aai,ering cue
cess in obtaining recruits for Lis regiment
Ons OF his aids. Mr.. La Maranel obtAinsd elk
on Monday last and it ws.'nt much Of day
for recruiting either.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

LATEST NEws..-Dsily Chicago Times
and Tribune. New York Mraid. Times. aud
Tibune for sale, and subscriptions received. .,
Stars, Second street. and st the Post othcs
ueVs depot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

ITO FAMILIES BREAKING Up HOUSE.
j KEEPiN0.-Any party having . soa,I
aoount of plain Hosssheld Rsrnituss tsuGciens ns
ios aAs asd vifs), which they vesld hts to hire
oot fes fsv 0eatAs - hase ssli esken care Of.
IN pleass adlsees FUkAlfUet,
- Q-g DsS oeA, 20.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

TuE Desmoines Register suggests that
the 9th cavalry be disbandsd. Some time
will probably elspse before the suggssiions
are noticed by the powers that regulate that
matter,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

d. w. VAN EvEaA, broker, bnys and
sslls United States Vouchers, State. County
and City Warrants. negotiatss loans. pays
taxes, eto. Office, Sd door below Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

"OFr IN THE Silly NrGHr."-A par
tyoi young gentieU zen attached. We think. TO
Camp Mcclellan. 70 in the habit Of discoors-
ing sweet music / the stili hours OF night to
The great pisssV 70 Of tbs lovers Of true and
beautiful. sspes tally the ladies'. Their voices
we're heard o. last Monday evening in c.oss
proximity to the residences Of several Of our
citizsns, whose ears for music lsads to . i,ss
appreciation Of sersnads. Come again gen
tlemen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

SNow.-QuIte q snow furry passed
over town yestsrd.y morning. but the affair
didn't amount TO much, and We are apparent
ly as far from having sleishipg % We we're
last August.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

CHICAGO TIMES CARRIER. Master
samuel Hardy. Who formerly carried the.
Times for Mr.. Osborn. will con,iu, 10 to supply
Ais old customers AAs Others with the paper
lie 10 an active lad and will serve the people
promptly.
By the way We would state that the clrcu'
ation Of the Times has more than doc bled in
this city since the bold at,s mpt Of the in,re-
pid Osborn to suppress it. That 10 what We
expected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
THE ClTY.

MILlrARY MEN, ArrrNrIoH.-lf you
wish for Uniform aad full equipments call on
r. P. Erskine, Nickolls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

THE undersigned hereby beg leave to
publish the list Of persons TO whom diplomas
were given by the Industrial Exhibition. held
10 the German Hall in Davenport. on the Goth
aud 0l IL nj Dsc lReo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

PoLIcE Court Nicholas Dnppsll, .
soldier 10 the oh Cavalry. ~ss brought up be-
fore Justice Wheeler yesterday on charge Of
disturbing the peace Of the city. contrary to
th. ordins noes In sush cares made and provi
ded. The testimony wss not Of such char
sctsr a. to fs.tsu the orims upon Nick aud hs
VAS discharged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
BSFoRx JusIiek rxrsRs.

Hans Hanson Was brought up on . charge
Of committing an assault With intent TO com-
mi, great bodily injury upon the person Of
PAUL. sch,Aidt Of Princeton township. The
testimony was not sutfcien. 10 convict, aud
Hans vac discharged. lie was then arrested
for simple assault. to which charge he plead
guilty, and not wlshing to carry the matter
further. compromised the matter by paying
the costs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

We understand III At the officers Of
the 7th Cavalry are maxi ng extraordinary ex-
ertions to fill up that reg imsnt. What degree
Of success they are meet ing with 1t 10 quite
impossible for US 10 stat e. We believe that
no steps have yet been taken towards furn-
ishing horses or squipr nen.s for the 7th rsgi-
mont. Whether snytaing will be done as oil
viii be determined by the degree Of success
10 providing men. J his is vary proper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

PhGpix Insurance Company Of Hart
Issd ssssss, IL Nay. isss. osS7 .1so.s - lis.
>alitlss. o1l. 500 Hnss B. 4esvxAs. A.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
q. kAssop, Secretary:


BURNS FssrIvAL.-Tho filth annual
festival of the Burns Club Of Scott County
CO 20 off at Larbmsn's Hall on Monday even
ing, and wss very nunsrously attended. over
one b, nd si persons participating Ia the lee.
tivities The evening was opened by dane
ing. which continued until about midnight.
when supper was announced, and all procesd>
cd TO the dining room. when royal repast
was spread, chief among the dAinties being th.
renowned " Haggiss" Full justice was done
to the good things so lavishly spread upon the
boards. and Mr.. Swindle having bre&ed the
punch TO the satisfaction Of oil concerned.
toasss and speeches were announced IS 10 or.
der, and the orator Of the evening. Hugh M.
Thomson. Esq, proceeded to deliver the
annual address. The paper wssa highly in-
teresting one, and had We been furnished
with . copy We should have made coEions sx
tracts Toasts came xt. aod here sgsin We
ara without any copy. The toasts we're re
sponded to By X. Manroe. E'q, President Of
the Cub, MIR. Thomson, Mr.. Nixon and 9th.
the party adjourned TO the Ball room, when
TO the Inspiring strains Of Camerons Band
thew kett up the dance until morn broke in
the eastern sky, and the night appeared too
abort The fifth annual festival OF tbs Burns
Club wi be remembered as the plessantest
the socisty hss ever held. and will no doubt
render . return OF the birthday OF the immor.
tai bard snxiously looked fer by those who
had the good fortune to be present Monday
night nd participsts 10 the gioriors festivities
Of the occasion.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON Insurance
CoupAkY.-Ws have been handed for publics
,ion ,hs following letter IRON Hon. Villa a
Bs-nes, Superintendent Of the Insurance De
nartnent Of the Comptrolsrs Offs Of ths
state Of New York, 10 reply to letter d 10
ouiry by one Of our citizens, rsspsctir the Of
acers OF this Company:
STATE OF NV YOGK. ISs. Dfrf.
Albany. Jan. 2.
Joshua Burr. Esq Davsnpert Iora
II DAAR Sm-Yours Of the 9th uit., has bss'
aolv received. In soswef here state that I
suit 10 nov pending brought by the Auorps
General, sgsiest the Lissrpoel and Londo
. Fi,s sod Life IasosoDes CONF any Tor 10 uin
colic.ss without obtaining . certificate Of au-
tAosity fron this Dspsst@sot The COmran
has psr,islly complied several mortgage ~
J. no y under examination 70 Be- dsposi,ed her
: for the sseusity Of policy hodsss. No psops
, a.. abatement oi assstts and lishilitiss ha
!, however, - yet been sent 10 this eoIes.
2. Very respectfully.
y WiLIAN BAsHfs. Supt.
ID --e--
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28

SIN PgTTKNonL Co, No. 81 Park Row, New YORK
and State street. Boston, agents In those cities
and are authorized TO take advertisements and subscrp
tions for US at lowest rates.
c. H. ScRivEH, 90 Dearborn street, Chicago, Is author
ised ~ receive advertisements for this paper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-28
Recruits Wanted /!

c,EyEN MEN ARE WANTED FROM SCOTT
y county TO Gil up Go. B Capt. Carrisr's J, lath
iowa lniantry. They will receive
s.7 for Quarter Bounty 4 Prm!rD,
sia ADVANCE PAT,
Besides tho bounty Of Scott coauty.
100 .d3t AZ. ALLEN, ~ Lisut.
RURT1S HOUSE.
NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH 61kEtI ID
~ OessaVsse lsus. As -
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-19

p H.
traits her saloons are a. fashionable. her re
unions - popular and glittsring. The mobiles
Of the land are at her feet; shistoric names are
upon the cards in her ante-chambers The an
cEenae ,,Pbissse of France, driven from the Sen.
ate and The Legislative assemblies by an imPsI
rial par 1enu seem to have emigrated into her
boudoirs. Wit and nirth and fashion may
possibly be found collected under her roof, for
Attic salt is not wanting at the festivals OF
corirths Many an Alcibiades, who has never
had The ambition 10 be statestnA an many .
poet WHIP has never taken the trouble to sing
and here and there hn embryo philosopher,
who has never chosen to reflect, IInirgIe and
make merry in The crowd. The dice rattle
aud the wine flows The prodigal sons are
liberal, And the snbues of this society are
Kind 70 the minds IF Il jieunesse doree, these
seem 10 be suppersE Of the gods noctes cas
nEseqtS beorupa a duel in the morning or .
fortune Fuined over night does not detracI
from the charm, While it adds to the excite
ID emit OF the scene.
Therelis nothing unreal about vice IN the
salons of the Paribi4h lotteries. The cheeks
Which ore bright and rosy over night do no,
t4rn to paint and Palor in the morning Black
care d1es not sit Upon the crupper of tie
hpreens and horsewomcn who fiutter gail. in
the f!esA spring sunshine up the Champs Ely
secs iofthc Bois az Boulogne. The deml
monde as nothing ID be ashamed of. for TIE
teini md nde has become the recognized cen,s,
bf Pa ris life.
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- We are iufhorissd 10 Er,o1Des he Hsn- $50
p HorlE. q NontEonsrJ county, - c.ndid.ts for
congress II me 81 C01gressiunI District =. toe e.
suing electioa- lj1lsl
- We arr aqfhori1ed 10 announce Col. Jo1E e.
SArAe1 Of DEkLb county, a. candldEle f0rsCo1-
gre frnn fhs5rh C01gressional DiEtrct. - - e.
suinE election- rfinslf1
- We are authorszsd 10 nnncunos Hon- JcT-E Y
MHlgaF e candidate for re-electicn y Co1rpzs
ron NJ l0ih Congrezionai Dizirict- ell
~ We are authorised 10 nnn0unce Hen WrIlIEE
ron he q Congressional Dist-1ct jel1
- We are authorized 70 Announce c,bL Darrp
" BA1LEr. Of Fayette county. as = cnn.iidnts for
Co1grsis, IN The uth (Menphsl District. ri11cssl
- Meare authorized % 1nounce Hon- HExzr
) foofk- ~ candidate for rtelecfiun 70 ConrrenI
rom the 5th (SashriIle) Co1Eressiou-I Dls,r1ct
- We are aufhorirsd 10 nnnouncs Mrior Hrr1n
> bAApFokps q Haywood county. . c11tidafe lor
Congrs4s IN the llth (MsnphizD DhtrIct.
- We are Authorised 70 annonnos COL J. d. c.
ArEIF9 As candidate for re-eleion % The CcnrroM
o. The po1iederate State from the 9th ConErosiona
Dlsircf Of Iennezsee, a he e1t1ing election NIL
- We are authorized 70 annonnce Hon THonks
AESEEt. - candidAte so reeection g TIE C0ngreN
q the couieder1te States ffon the sth Co1Eres1ll
Dlsir1cf Of tennessee, n The e1s1ng eerti1n- NIL
~ We are Authorized 70 announce Hon- d. n
CuRElH - candidate ior reelection q TIE Congress
Of the c01feier1te States frcm the ufh Co1Ere1ial
District OF Ienueses. ~ the easing elsciisn- MI
we hre authorized ana rsQussisd 70 an
1oun<e| Ron SAN A SIXTH q Bradley counfy. q
candidate tor TIE Couiedsrsts Cungress. nun he
third Lfstrct.
- We are authorized 70 an1onnce Ho1- A. O. p
SIcHotsoS candidate for Congress frun theI n
Congfsi1nal District. a TIE enfrng eecfio1- MI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-19

DIED-At The Acsee1ly Hospital N ChsftanooEa,
Tenn essee. June leth, 1868, Dr. L1HsoS - "AssoS,
citizen Of Murfeeaborp, Tennessee, Surgeon Of tie
10Th Mississippi regineaf-
prEDlIn Chattanooga on The morning Of The 5sh
inst. EsBEKT JoEEs, son 6 David d and Calie J
Echds aged l9 month ; and u days
Jesus said suffer hfi II children % come unto ne.
and forbid them not t6f OF such is the kingdcn q
Our little -Esbert Joses.~
Spring ldsks g5zser, s.dder than sr Spring looked
For thy MIA sozn h.. passed E.n our cottage
witbia its sable ever they lAid the bit Of clay.
An3f5 Grand Pa we've carried him, far ca ths cars
AWAY
Oh opd We knO~ thou AT soed-ih-i thor art just
ana kind,
ThOt siyeth aaa thou t.ksth AVA A. best doth suit
fbt mind
Eus, d God that ,A0u xeulds's have spared cur
bch1T boy
To sn with pride his Fsih,ls hsEit Ibis Mother.
henri with joy
bis thtisa gee wei rer torget-his sEnie % Heav-
kzlyswees.
As he hasei away tie hours with merry NOISY feet,
And hbs With his tiny arms be chung about my neck
and idr every kiss received hi lips roaid ra5 anOih-
krktek.
Bat MY, n God 70 lee ccazgned. NC trust on
liikt freight.
For aug have borne him irsely, so5fnly thsOusa
thf 3oAcen gate.
N III ss.r. have vet he rod -.sss fought su,
dlss does'Ss
f4.he Ia. sighed Oss lie sPes -As.s issisns lie-
less clay.
II. hEr or Father. to ylsid such gems. xAss If.
has ktarce begun
Yet, % PAr KEGS We Agub'y fra5-''Ity viii, ch'
God. be done
IrSE Is. lsC3. PIP.
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BRTDGEPoEr. ALa..Jure 1sfh. 1ss3.
NR- FRASc. L. PACL- / an again forced % defend
myself b. advertisement which appeared il your
issne Of 18Th Nay, 1s63-
nov repeat that W II. Harrison 4 not al never
Z a. been. member Of ny company I do this nest
he vas lot knoFn il The reorraniza-
ton s. knoxville. Ehen vas elected Captain and
has never heen On ny roll L. Reed has made
statement which be knows 10 BE untrue 10 say the
least q IL an IN possession o. facts which shoH
that Harrison mustered into The Stale service ii
1epnes<ee for Twelve months, and be never uas r.
Mustered into tins company. and repeat that be =
not and neFer has been member Of ~ company
II he = lodging the service. Il i 10 fault q nine
and no Ran viii he ready 70 arrest hin - y
an Rot defending Hsrrison. but myzeL
have the former Captains statement Which an
that harrison does no., and canncf belong 70 tf1
company unless he can be regularly mustered into Il
make this sat enent n pure self defeuce ard
an prepared 10 maintain il n any srsnt-
jul7-lt- Capt. Co. tK) Ii coassd. Gsd. Bsit.
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r9- lye direct attention to the card in
another column of the ChapIain's Of Hardse 4
corps, tS the army and resident ministers. The
GhapEais9. GENERALLY, have been labssriDg with
eneTgy-E-preaching. holding prayer-meetings
&c. Christians in the army have j5iined them
in their efforts to do gpod They have been
assisted also, by Rev Doctor McHsrrin who
is missionary to Bragg's army. Mehy soldiers
-pffce4s and men, hay professed the christ.
ian faitiI and quite a number have been bap-
tisPdi Alta late meeting, the Chuplains estii
mated that from seven hundred 10 eight hun
bred soIdiers in Hardse's corps. have recently
made profession of religion, while hundreds
more have become serious and prayerfuI. The
good does not stop here. Men, heretofore
outbreaking IN wickedness. are ID many in
stance restrained. And it has been remarked
that, In those regiments where the moral refor-
nation has been greatest. the men are more
cheerful ard prompt il their military duties
The 42Qh Tennessee is sharer. to some ex
tent. mi the good work In Folks corps. the
religious interest, we understand, is quite Al
great as in H Ardee's. The SOLDIERS Christian
Assofisfi0n, organized in many regiments
| promises to be useful.
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who frs4 c4s. haId dp99Ehli
nIsslpatI6n mi PnliII

The corruptiops of PaTEsian society have
been strikiEgly Illustrated On tvIb or three le-
cent occasions ~ sudden gu4Is Ok passion
which, @eepirg away thd thin stTeeus Of Ger
-emonial obserN ance reveal the I'd tenpess with.
IN The trial and tho m ssteriidui y ev.ab-
ing Of the banke Mires. thelscAnda5 "a the
Garcia and COIzado AFFAIRS ana a1ysr.i -, ~
occurrences, The reports Of ab;ch 49, si l.,
filed the letters Of Par;s - iA'e'l
1ae columns OF the French journals, show how
society is demOralized, and bow de Gambler
and corr texans find their ~ A'1 D'el !
which should be sealed akainat t., 4 PAGES
All this vice is CLOSED over IL ~
fancy Of the French, but it exist. ope IL ~.
shrewd literary journals Of Ebkapa nyts =. ~
case thus Aspasia is as beautiful 49, -, ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-19
LIt,is Adsns. passr In Trouble.

Il
The charming little Song bird kas come 10
grief orlrather che has just COME to her senses!
The PAais correspondent of the Courier der
EEas tbs, writing under date Of Nay o.. says
a j9nEual Of Paris had received frpni London,
and 8ai to publish OBJ Sunday night. note in
English written aud signed by Aiielina PATTI,
wLersilI She invokes HE in;ers ention of Brit
ISL justice ngaiust heE farDily-thsfamily. on
this Pcdasien, being represented ty Messrs-
Patti fathar. aad Ssrakoseh. brelher-in;la 81
Miss Altelina complains that she has seen
every Kenny of her earnings. arsounting t4
more llln hundTed thousand dollars. swal
lowed upEby the aipreHaid Patti and Strakosch
This. however, is but little thing in cosnpar
ispn wiSi another exercise Of parental, author
ity. size was sought ia marriage by a rich
and hoaofable Spanish gentleman her heart
responded faycrably. And Patti. the father, had
once greed to fle aErang emenf, in case the
young mans family consented. The young
mans family did consent, but Tie ladys father
Irefusedlto do as he had agreed. iaterdicted al
|cotrespbndencc, and allowed no interview be-
tween tie betro.hed and her lover. Adelina
now Idefa4ads to be removed from under lhiE
tyranny and 70 be placed IN the tuielage q
The co1ftof chapeery during the seven months
remaining before sbe becomes. Of age. She
declreE at the same Etitne, that she has no in
tcntibplof seeking any pecuniary return from
her Ifafher ard broiher-in-law, but shat size
freely abahdons what they have SO uncereno
uiouAly grabbed. Fl
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D6F We observe several notices in the
Yankee papers Of the operations Of -Gen. !"
Starpes- we are sorry that this distinguished
and ineritofious officer bears as yet, only the
commission Of Colonel. although he commands
a brigade. Very few Of our cavalry officers
deserve a better recognition than CD. starnes-
hi. exploits in AIiddle Tennessee last year
within the enerny's lines--were less notorious
than they would have been at any Other
period. They were characterized BY CELEBRITY
Of action and boldness Of eoncertion and were
universally successful The people Of Ten
nessee fully appreciate them and their hero
and It is the universal wish that the War Do,
partlnent should take into consKderation tDe
claims Of Que 50 worthy and OF deeds so
valiant -