Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
BoA1s lEAyiNd TO nay.
EA0M u? IN CAMP.

oti babN- LILLIAN, hhtCH TO-
DEAn In Such beautiful weather II
oven insnires new HE ond energy into uoll
iere. Tho melancholy look which was plainly
visible on their countsnances two weeks .inoo
vernsl Spring, thy joyous sun is most VOL.
come and all with one accord approve thy
smilcs. The budding brnnehes Of the sturdy
oak seems no longer inaninlsto The l!ttle
birds whose triiiing notes have 90 long teen
huahei ARE heard again I'll is bright and
beautiful nature haa awakened from her
sluinber.
"for Spring timo has com gontlo Annie
so rays one OF the Younger Gidoonites whose
soul Inc .itipg strain wo are forced 10 .ten to,
or elso suiIor severe castigation iroda the
muscular armr 81 Injured ialOocuea. lent i
surprising though how tho aniloa Of pretty
woman" will eticot tho txiatenoe # sonis an
thusiaaiie young men, especially at THE
time of tho year. Even with my extremely
ugly rh.z. ain becoming go romantic as 20 bs
liev. that there aro creatures. " hose iaces Lsi
concealed hy artificial flowers beneath ve,i
egatsd ribbons and a love oi a bonnet.
ones uBsophisticated belf into the meshos of a
matrimonial oobweb. have warned the Cid
ooGi,iss against all "sich."
The military under Captain Iittlsr ia pro-
grer-pg finely. On Sunday. tho 10th, We had
n grand inepeotion. ". Col Grsei and Capt
Iiondorsbe,t. Of the Ragular Array, we're pre-
sent. The affair was well condacted an ro-
fleets great credit upon tho discipline .: the
eoldiers and their efficient commander
Trniy. "GInEox.'
SUNDAY Al CAMP lIENDERsnorr.- In
order to be able 10 start on Monday morn
Ing there was extrsordinery activity and
hustlo at Camp Hon deIsbott ON SUNDAY. Tie
effects Of The soldiers had to 10 boxed and
the wagons loaded for an early start. oonsc,
qaently there was DO limo to be wasted. III
the afternoon tho last grand dress parade
took place. IL was very hne affair Among
the iotabies present were Governor k.rL-
wood, Gen. Baker, Col. L. H. Hall. IL. Col
Greer. u. s. Recruiting and Disbufsing oil.
Ger. Capt. Atohsson, OF Gen. Popse staii, aud
others The 9Th Cavalry 10 in bnc conui-
tlon.
The parade over, II was annour ced that a
general sword presentation would take place. |
Whereupon Capt. l.. 5 Ainsworib, OF eompa
ny g., presented on behalf Of Tho oiiicern and
men OF the lsst battalion. a handsome sword |
TO Major House. The presentation aud re.
csptiou speeches wero appropriate. Colonel
W llson, on the par. OF the field. staff and
lins oalaefs. then presented an elegant sword
10 Lieut. Col. Pollock aud Capt. Cram. on
lhe part oil the oilcers Of tho 30 battalion,
sword 10 Major Ten Ero.s
speeches. very neat and appropriate. were
on each aide, and the business OF the parade
wae over.
Tho men then addressed ihemselye. 70 the
work Of preparing for start westward.
THEA1RioAL.-Hsle's Troupe opened
with large house on Saturday evening. The
'strangsr'--an old. but very poular play was
presented with pleasing effect. Tho leading
Mrs Harrison and Mr.. F,Ge, bid
fair to become fsvorites with the lovers oil
Their Representations ara natu-
raj and pleasing. The Farco--"Ihe Spectral
Bridegroom" called forth most intense merri.
ment. The C.inetcp twins made grand I'm.
preston. They are dancers Of the hrst order.
and will be cure to constitute . leading feature
VI the performance.
Tonight the deeply interesting play OF "TnE
MARBLE HzAaT'-will he presented. 1t Is given
ia .iva acts, and has formed a most attractive
feature In the best American Theatres II ia
quite unsurpassed by any play OF the kind for
real merit. OF course go nice play would
not be missed by our citizens.
The Jerry boat will run to accommodate the
Rock Island people.
MILITARY Mex, ArrssI,os.-If you
v ;sh for Uniform and full equipments. call