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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
Au Expedition to Rogue and Bear Inicss
HEADQUARTERS AEMY AND DISTRICT or NORTH |
CARnIINA NeHhern n C. Anil Z lht4. (

HEADQUARTERS ARMY AND DISTRICT OF NORTH
CAROLINA. Hewbern. n. c.. April {, le54
CEREBRAL ORDERS, No. H.-The Commanding
General has the satisfaction Of announcing another
and naval forces OF North Carolina took part sharing
the honors equally.
On the 18th uli. Col j. Jourdan. commander Of the
kub-Distrtct Of Beaufort with 200 Of the l5Sth
New-fofk Vol Infantry, embarked on board the L. 5.
gunboat Britannia, Lieut.. Huse commanding and
steamed for Bogue and Bear Inets FOR the purpose Of
capturing two OF the vessels engaged In contra
band trade and also BODY Of cavalry reported TO be
at sWansboro. Nearing the inlets. portion Of the
command was transferred " small boats and an effort
made To effect landing and move on SwansborO. AL
night hong in the breakers and storm these little boats
with their patient crews were tossed shout Several
craft in the violence Of the gale were dashed TO pieces
but through the energetic e1ertons Of Col Jourdan and
others no lives host, although one officer C apt
David Of the l5oth y. Y. W seriously injured
In the morning the storm abated and another attempt
was made. As the boats moved up instead Of seeing
che expected cavalry they we're saluted BY heavy vol
teys Of musketry from the river banks. The enemy
proving too strong, the party was Obliged 70 retarn &C
The vessel
At the same time. Lieut. King. OF Col Jourdant
staff with body OF men in boats moved up Bear Inlet
he found and burned Of the vessels sought together
with its cargo Of salt and leather He returned 10 the
Runbost, bringing with him 80 negro refugees Tit
whole expedition arrived Ut Beaufort Oh the morning
tie 10Th nit. without the loss OF q man.
Great credit Is due Col Jourdan and the ohcers ant
men Of his command together with the officers ant
Of the Navy for the efficient service performed The
Commanding General tenders bis thanks especiAy u
Col Jourdsn, Capt Cuf and Lieut. King. OF the Army
and 10 Commander Dove and Lieuts Buse and funny
of the Nav
by command Of Mslor-Gen. JOHN J. PECK.
]. A. JpDsGS, Assistant AdjutaDf' General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
NETWORK STATE LEGIsLA TUBE
SENATE. ALBANY. April 81, 1864.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

SENATE. ALBANY. April 2i 1864
AFTERNOON SESSION
The adverse vote Oh the Banking bill was re-
considered. 10 TO l0-a party vote.
Mr. HUMPHREY moved that the ooncurrspt resolution
requesting the Senators and Representatives IN Con
grcs. 10 vote for the repeal of the law exemptng United
States securities from State taxation be tabled.
Tho Militia Appropriation bill was made the special
order for ~. morrow ~ .. m
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 the Jamaica and Brooklyn Plank road
the Boston Hartford and Erie Railroad bill authoris
ing the City OF Troy to borrow money Increasing the
compensation of Ccnstabes in Brooklyn tho Rochester
Police bill; the Kings County Bounty Loan bill
Insurance Company Incorporating the Americas Club
of New.York The East New.lork and Rockaway
Railroad bill was advanced to the Committee Of the
Whole Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
FROH THE AEHY OF THE POTOMAC,
REPORTS BY REBEL DESERTERS.
ADVANCE BY LONGsTREETs FORCE
Lees Army from $4,000 to $4,000 Strong
WASHINGTON. Thursday. April q, 1864.


The following information was received to-
night from the Army Of the Potomac:
Five desertcrs from the 4sth Virginia regiment came
into our lines yesterday.
They positively assert that Longstreets army Is at
Orange Court. House and that Lees entire force not
moro than IS, 900 or 50 900 strong.
The Rebels are very yigiant and brave, strictly 70.
bidding their pckes 10 hold communication with our
own.
A deserter from the 43d North Carolina Regiment
also came in yesterday He claims to be good Union
man, says he was conscripted three weeks ago and
being put on picket yesterday for the first time made
up his mind 10 desert and over the river during
the night.
The artillery o5the Cd Corps reviewed yesterday
by Gen Hancock.
Private Riley Co. A. LIST Connecticut cavalry while on
picket near Grove Church. snatchcd4u by guerr
las on Tuesday Pursuit was given. but without avail
Upwards of l,5oo sick have been sent to Washing
ton during the past two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
From the HIissi.sippi.

CAlhO, IhuFsday, April II, Is64.
The review Of the Memphis militia on the
Ieh was very creditabe affair Gen. Hurbut dely cred
farewell address.
Gen. wsshburne passed down for Memphis to-day to
relieve Gen. Hurbnt.
Forrest is said 10 be retreating into Mississippi
Chalmers and McCuoch have passed the Tallahatche
Grierson is pressing near FORESTS column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
Naval Movements.
ARRIVAL OF TIE RNGISEBR-lN-CulBP OP TIL
NAVY AND Mr.. MARTIN.

Mr. sherwood, the Engineer-in-C Chief Of the
United States Navy, and Mr.. Martin, inventor OF the
Martin boiler have arrived in town and both visited
he Navy Yard and inspected the machinery Of the gun
boat Chenango Neither Of opinion that the dsas-
ter was caused by any defect in the boiler but believe
that some non.crpained agency in the engine room
occasoned IT, The visitors will leave ior the National
capital to-day.
RETURN OF THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON
The United States naval forces now i'll the
Mediterranean expected ~ return in the month OF
unc vessels being now named to relieve most Of those
now stationed there. The steam screw loops Kear
sarge and Tuscarora have been in commission since the
war began and are the worse for the wear. One OF
them is now in an English dock ard being repaired
GuisLed Inc entire squadron is ~ follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
ASSEMBLY.
EVENING SESSION.
RIIls PASSED,

Canal Appropriation bill; Animal State Tax
bin relative to the Anerieaa lns!ta,e 70 prevent
authoriring Justices of the Peace to act Coroners
in certain cases; relative ~ the Fire limits
of the Eastern District Brookyn for tho registration
of deaths authorizing the City OF Brooklyn ~ issue
bonds; b amend the Charter OF Buffalo Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
THE LAW REGULATING PRANKIsG.

Great inconvenience and loss have resulted
from the recently passed law regulating franking' call
ing forth circumstances from Government oficers
Important official papers, accounts and vouchers for
large sums Of money, have been detained and sent to
the dead letter Office because the words ofhcia bust
ucss were not written upon the envelopes. with the
maine Of the officers sending them, or because the
writers were private citizens. Every Department has
suffered in this way To remedy this difficulty Senator
Co1mer has reported from the Post Office Committee
bill upon tho old system, allowing all communications
10 the Heads OF Departments and Bureaus and their
chief clerks TO pass free through the mails.
TRS-PoRTY LOAN.
The subscriptions to the ten-forty loan report
ed at the Treasury Department today amount to
$4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
Gen. sickles ut Chicago.

CHICAGO Thursday. April 81, 1854.
Gen. Dan. Sickles and staff arrived here last
night and visited the Board Of Trade to-day. He also
had reception at the fremont this afternoon and ad
dressed large concourse Of citizens at Bryan Hall this
atc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
pI.usburg, NO., DESTROYED BY Fire.

ST LOUIS, Thursday April 81, 1864.
The Town of Plattsburg, Mo-, took fire on
Saturday night. All the business portion Of the town
was destroyed. Loss 10000 Insurance light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
High Wines Higher.

CHICAGO, Thursday. April 81, 1854.
Since the report this afternoon high wines
have advanced to 81 l7d 81 Ii, with large sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
LEET

The Eewbern, supply and transport steamer
TO Tho North Atlantic Squadron. left on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22

not to bring the Ship Canal bill to vote In the present
condition Of the country.
II is well known that in favorable state Of the
finances a majority Of the House would sustain the bill.
Now many Of the warmest friends Of tho Illinois Ship
Canal hestaed and desired that action should be post
poued The Illinois delegation OF both parties after
consultation yielded 10 these considerations and con
sented TO its postponement.
THE HAYTIEN C0LOyIsTs.
Nearly company of the returned Haytien
colonists have gone North under the auspices Of Mr.
Remond Of Boston, to join Massachusetts regiment.
REPOSITORIES OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
The Third National Bank of Philadelphia, the
Third Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and Second OF Syracuse ~
Y. have been designated as repositories OF pubic
MONEYS by the Treasurer Of the United States.
CHANGE IN MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.
The Indian Territory and Military Post OF
Fort Smith have been transferred from the Department
Of Kansas TO Arkansas. NajOr-Gen Blunt has been
ordered to report 20 the commanding officer oil INC
Department Of Kansas. for orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
wAsBIEGTos, Thursday. April q, 1864.
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.


The Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations:
Samuel C. Sholes John r. Fueuchaud and James L.
RiGgely 10 BE- Direct Tax Commissioners for N0rtl
Carolina; VIM. Kellogg OF Illinois 10 be Minister Res
dent ut Guatemala: Major Nathan W. Brown, 10 be
Deputy paynaster General, u s A: Joseph H. Eaton
10 BE- Paymaster with rank Of Major; Solomon T. NC
Cudy to be Judge Of the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Utah George p Wood, to be
Consul at Muscat; John G. Hinekley' TO De
Consul General at Nassau. N. T.. George =.
Tay Tor. to be Consul at Cairo, Egypt. John
McClelland of Nashville. Tennessee, 10 be
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for the I'd District OF
Tennessee VIM. Alsop 10 be direct tax commissioner
for the District of Florida George W. Decosta oi
Kansas and S. w. Pomeroy OF Pennsylvania. 10 be al
dona Paymasters, and the following as Commission
ers OF Subsistence John u. Alley OF Massachusetts,;
VIM G.. 1homs 35th Massachusetts,; Jacob Ch0lwell
Of New York Levi n. Smith Of Massachusetts,; Wad
,mir Cursch OF Maryland; Charles II. Davis Of Mas
sachusetts Sergeant b. +. Weeks, LIST Connecticut Ar
lin ~; Lieut. Soah l.. Ives, eth Connecticut.
Brig Gen. jos. Il. Sedman, [. 5. v, TO he Major
General; Col Alexander Shoes, G5th New York Voun.
eers ~ be Brigad.er from May -, istJ; Col
Jasper A Maltby Of the i5th Illinois 70 be Brigader.
General nom Aug T. 1861 Joseph j. Bartlett Of New.
York 10 be BrigadicrG ereral from April .. 1864. Col
Joshua T. Owens Of the 6sh Pennsylvania. TO be Brga-
dieT;Ge3srs from April :; iso4 Not. ., Magyar,
were confirmed additional paymsstcrs, and the FOL
lowing rs Assistant Adjutant Generals, namely:
First Iieut Wm H. Driver, Of the 18th Massachusetts
lst Lieut.. Charles Dodd. LIST NewJerscy; lst Lieut.
James A. Ssy!,s jth Vermont; lst Lieut. j.: a. Dana
eth Illinois. Capt Frank H. Cowdrey, 18th New-iork
Capt. John ID. Fisk. l2lst New York, Capt James W.
Laita 18th Pennsylvania; Capt Charles II. Miller.
l6,h Pennsylvania Cavalry; Sergt Augustus F. Hayden,
9th New York Cavalry Capt. L. W. Andrews, 9Th
New York Artillery.
JOSEPH j. stewart 20 be Collector Of Internal Reye.
nue for the Second District Of Maryland.
Thomas A. Osborne. 10 b. Marshal Of the United
States for the District Of Kansas.
John Wilson 10 be Medical Inspector In the Army
OF tho United States, with the rank OF Lieutenant
Colonel
Capt, Elisha IL Luddington to be Assistant Inspect.
or with rank Of Major.
Commander David McDougl. 10 be Captain in the
Navy vice Capt ). G. Rowan. promoted
Assistant Paymaster Vim. ". Williams. ~ be Fay.
master vice T. Marston Taylor. resigned.
Capt. Thomas T. Craven 10 be Commodore IN the
navy on the active list. from 1862
Capt. VIM. Radford To be Commodore In the Navy
Oh the active list
Commander Edward Middleton TO be Captain on the
active list
Commander Gastavus Ii. Scott TO be Captain on the
active list
Commander Charles Green to be Captain on the re.
tired list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
Lees Force 10000 strOng-Lon gstreet
Moving Toward the sheuandeHh VAL
Icy-Lee's Army Prepared fer an Ad.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday April 81, 1861
The Inquirer says that Rebel deserters who
have arrived in Washington state that Lees force on
the R1pidan is 60 600 strong
Longstreet was at Charlottesville marching toward
Stanton for the purpose Of advancing down the She
nandoab Valley.
Lees army had received seven days rstions for for
ward movement
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

adopted
AID Claussen offered the following:
Resolved, That the compensation for thl
present year for all city officers saall b th,
the same as was allowed for the last precedinl
year, excepting. however. the per eentags d
lowed the street commissioners for collecting
poll tax, for which be shall receive = fol
lows: For the first $500 of poll tax vorket
out or collected, i've per cent. for the nex
$500, ten per cent for the next $780, Afteer
per cent. for all over $1,000, twenty per cent
AID. Claus.en offered the tollowing
Resolved, That the committee on public
grounds and buildings be ordered to cause thu
city hall and he city Offices to be properly
cleaned and put in repair.
! Adopted.
/ Aid. Claussen offered the following:
| fssolred, That the Marshal be instructed q
make . demand upon J. w. Means for Are
arms belonging to the city, nov In his posses.
sion, and that ii tse demand be not complied
With, the City Attorney be directed to insti
tute u suit against said Means 70 recover ssid
arms.
Adopted.
Aid. Clausscn offered tho folio wing:
Rssolred, That the commitiee on police be
empowered to order a discharge Of prisoners
COMMITTED to jail ior viola ions Of city ordin.
ances In all such cases where such = course
appears to them advisable.
Adopted
Aid. Couithart cfvered the following:
Heso'red, That the committee On public
grounds and buildings s.ud is hereby In.
structed to procure a SAT. from Kehrman 1
hs9ers providing the costs dc not exceed one
hundred dOliass
AID Horribly mendcd "or on any other
place" By the following vote:
AAAs Ala Andressen, ClAusssn, Coultharss
n'fsoh'' hornby, Jones, Noe, Matthee, Runge-
wAfe-Aid. ~ Davis, Davenport, Parks-S.
n"e resolution as amended was adopted.
Aos oh VI Aid CiAuSseD - 70 woke . ro0olu
= 1on passed March 2, 1884, BY whica she City
e'erK snould have his office in the City HAil,
was adopted.
Aid. Andressen offered the following:
"e"o1fed, Iaat the cominit'Oo on public
e'o""us and buildings be cailed to report 10
issafa 70 repairs OF sidewalks according . the
ne* amend ent Of city charter.
Adopted.
on notioa the Comm t,ee on Pnblic
o'ocnds d buildings vas discharged ttou
ac''u. ON the aOove matter. AMI on u.Ulion OF
Az. Mat hes a opecia. Committee, cobsistiug
VI Aus. Parks, Hirschl aud Audresen. wA.
appointea fol that pnrpose.
Ala. Noe offered the following:
Aesotved, Ina, the Street Commiss iouer be
'us ueten 10 take ny the gutter On tie west
slh' " HARRISON sueet, from the south eide
" o-n rev', tunning north to the alley be-
Tween 01 ani 6sh, and raise ana relay Axd
gutter 50 ihst TIE water wall run IF without
a.y s.oplagr.
Ad. Cou,ihar. offered the following mend
mrit:
Res0lred, That ;te Marshal ba Instructed ~
aslcftaiii shr csusf of the uuisaUce ou HART
soc sh''s, betworn 6th and 6.h slteeis, and
auat- Me sfnr
"a hnngs offered lh+ foiiowlna:
Aesotced, Ibat tbe Cuni n,,ltee on Fire and
water sashoiiza u p,0cu, eia0t feet oi
sletiou fl PIC. LuYlns
ADOPTED
% mclion ,onic,i ndjonrn-d 10 Wednesday
mex.
iIeslI Gun. KAUpPMASu,
Civ Clerk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

CAsrELLo's CIRcUs.-This celebrated cir
Gus troupe, comprising the most wonderful
artistes, trick horses, acrobats, gymnasts,
etc, arrived in town this morning, and will
open canvass this evening, and tomorrow
afternoon and evening. The performances
will be Of the most interesting character
The old Western Snowman, Levi j. North
is with this company, which is sufficient
guarantee of superiority. Go tonight, by
all means, and you will not repent it,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

FURNITURE CHEAP.-Scc Mr.. Campbelrs 9
auction advertisement Sale tomorrow
excellent household furniture at your own
prices-don't fail to attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

44TH sE--This Regiment left for the
South this morning about eleven o'clock on
coaches and I'd class cars furnished by the
LII. Central Railroad The intention Of the
Federal authorities was to send the men of
in box cars but Gen. Baker demurred to
that, and insisted upon better accommoda.
ton was were furnished.
The first installment Of the comfy boun.
ty was paid to Capt. Brooks company, and
would have been paid to Capt Wilson's had
his rolls been perfected Each man received
VT. The money was furnished by the
First National Bank.
A large number Of people--the relatives
and friends Of the Scott county boys. as
esmbled at the Depot to see them of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

SIC. 2. ANY person who may violate an
provision Of this ordinance shall forfeit an
pay fine of not less than ten, nor more thai
one hundred dollars for each offense.
SC. 5. All ordinance, and parts Of ordin
a,ces in conf ct with this ordinance are hereb
repealed.
Passed and approved June /, 1864
K. LowAY.
Cha. KAUFMAN, City Clerk.
On motion OF ALL Clau:sen, he rules wsr,
suspended aud the ordinance adopted
The Board Of EQu .lisAtion made 4 repor
and asked for further time.
| Ale. An1res-n moved that further time bl
granted and that when this Council adjourn il
be to Wednesday next.
| Adopted
His honor the Mayor appointed Alderman
Parks on the same mmittse on which he ha
been appointed before.
Aid. Hornby presented the plat Of the City
Cemetery, and moved that the City Clerk be
| instructed TO cause said plat to be recorded
and the Street Commissioner 70 grade the
| circle OF the wagon road.
The committee on claims reported on petition
Of b. B. Woodward, and offered the following
| resolution:
kesolred, That the CITY Clerk be and hereby
is instructed to Issue 70 B. b. Woodward q
city order for the sum OF $2l.8O hat being
! the amount actually paid by him on said assess.
ment without interest) in full OF all his claims
against the city in this case he to deliver TO
the city the receipts annexed to his pc iiion.
~ y y. u AsDsAs'fs' anl commi tee
jon. a.sssr, on cI.ima
Adopted.
Committee on grades repor ted - follows:
The committee to whom was referred the
matter vi the establishment Of the grade Of
Fifth street from Warren street " Fillmore
street, respectfully report:
That iu pursuance Of the appointment, they
have examined the utject matter, the street,
tho report anu profile u II. Lambeck, late city
engineer, ard w. r. Campbell, county su, vey.
tue grade 61ed BY Aessrs Lambeck and Camp
bell, viii be an Injury to individuals VINO
er cied bu idiDgs said stre et it 10 deemed
advisable to modify the grade somewhat
Your committee would, theret re, recon-
mend that the grade Of said Fifth street ftoM
Warren street tu Fliliuurc etreet he tablished
III accordance " ith the profile hereto attal he'd
and made pa't Of this report, ana that the City
Engineer be directed to record said grade ~
the stablished grade Of said Fifth street.
Davenport, Iowa, June lst, ls6s.
Go. l.. D.vtNScRf.
JAxEs CoULrMAn1,
X. LvwhY.
Motion OF Aid. Parks TO sliox Ar. VanTuyl
to make some Ismarks " he City .ouucll was
lost
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

AUc1oS.-The patrons of Parks & Hos.
mer's popular Family Grocery Store, on the
southeast corner of Brady and Fourth sts.,
will be glad to hear that they are yet selling
at private sale the choicest and freshest
groceries very low for cash. Give them Of
ten calls, and try their goods They are
not to be beat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

SrREEPER has received an elegant stock of
parasols, sun umbrellas, summer dress trim
mings, ETC., very nice, at No. 7, Metropol-
itan Block Ladies, don't fail to call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

CARPET SACK Los1.-On the new Hick.
ory Grove road, last Saturday morning, a
largo red carpet sack, containing clothing
The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving the same at the Post Office.
d3twl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

SYSTEMATIC RoBBERY-Two lads, West.
phal by name, about 3 and 10 years old re-.
spectively, whose parents reside on Western
Avenue, in this city, and who have been
employed--one in Mack's dry goods store,
and the other in Msck's hardware store, for
year or so past, have been arrested for
stealing goods from their employers. The
truth came out thus: Last Saturday night
Mr.. NJ. WeideLann had SITS stolen from
his bureau drawer, in the theatre building.
He suspected one Of the same family, and
had q search warrant issued In searching
the house, barrels and boxes full of dry
goods and hardware were found. This led
to arrests, and as the trial comes OF to.
morrow, the full particulars will be revealed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

TRs place to purchase boots and shoes is
at Child d Co.'S, on Brady street, below
Second. Ladies and misses will every style
Of goods they desire, made in the most ele-
CANT manner and Of the very best stock.
Gents can always be accommodated with
the best class Of goods. Call and see the
summer styles. They surpass anything
ever brought to this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

TIE CITr CExE1ERT-The capacity ol
the City Cemetary at the lower end Of town,
being altogether insufficient, IA addition oi
six acres has been made to the west side,
which has been laid of into about Ave hun
dred new lots, which will hold about ten
graves each. In the center Of the cemetery,
as now enlarged, circle Of about two hun.
dred feet in diameter has been laid out,
around which carriage way is to be con-
structed The capacity Of the grounds is
now such as will answer the demands Of the
city for many years to come.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

KATHERINE HOWARD" - This thrilling
drama will be presented tomorrow evening,
at the new German Theatre, in which the
talented actress, Mrs Kcnkel, takes the lead
ing part, sustained by the popular actors
Charles Beiderbecke Julius Schneider. and
others, making most powerful cast
Those who appreciate really spleneid per
tormance should not fail to attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

a SCPEhIOR KENEDY.-We c1n c0n0ct00-
t!or sly recommend to those suffering from Z
distressing cough, 0r. Strickland's MeliAu-
lous Cough Balsam. It gives relief almost
instantaneous, and is witnal not disagrsable
to the taste. There 10 no doubt but the
MelliHuous Cough Balsam d one Of The bsst
preparations in use, and Is al that ito pro-
prietor claims for it. We have tried it dur.
ing the past week and found relief from Z
most distressing cough. 1t 10 prepared By
Dr.. Strickland, No Fast eth street, Gin.
cinnati, o., aud for saleby druggists = 90
cents per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

SHAwIs. SHAwLs "A splendid assoft.
ment 1t whisler's. Mozambique Shawls,
Challie Shawls, French Msrino Shawls,
Cashmere Shawls, Silk Shawls, Brocha
Shawls. otswtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

KsHos D CAanAnr have the finest sum.
msr dress goods, cloaks Of I'll kinds, Shawla
very neat, and everything in The lins.-
Call and examine the latest arrivals.