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For a Christmas Present, 60 or send 10
the Wheeler a. Wilson Sewing Machine
Agency and get a Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chine, which took the highest premiur
and only gold medal at the Paris kxPosi-
ton in 1857 and in 1861; AZ the World s
Fair, London, in 1862; and at international
and national State and county fairs snd
mechanics institutes innumerable.
SO North Cherry, Nashville, Tenn.
dec22 lw
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Mrs. VIM. COOPER desires to return
thanks to ali who contributed TO, OF pat
ronized her table at the supper for the
benefit Of the orphans, likewise Mr..
French, for two beautiful boquet4, The
nrocpeds of her table.
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more still, without any legal ability or
qualifications, Horace H. Harrison's and
+. ii. East's recommendations to the con-
trary notwithstanding. He ia to be put
upon the.bench 10 secure certain purposes,
which you may learn in less than twelve
months. NJ NJ BRTFN
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ATTEMPT AT LARCENY.-Frank john
son, colored, was arrested Saturday for en-
tering the premises of Mr.. R. V. Brannon,
on Friday night about 10 o'clock, with the
intention of robbing the same. He was
fined $40 and costs.
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Sc. Louis Marker.

ST. L0rrs, Dec. q tobacco Is rather easisr.
bat not quotably lower. Cotton nominal. flour
ir better demand at s. ENs7 q; supertne
81 7Has Is; extra s9&l0 IS; double extra II IS
ala Wheat dali AZ 81 69S2 s.. prime and
ehO, q fall very dali and lower. a. s5f9o9c Cats
opened as 72a73c, and closed al 0s67Oc, Prev
lions vsTy dull Pork &c. Baeon-sbouldeI8
lOIc clear sides 1916; dry salt clear sides l2c;
shoulders Sc. Hogs demand 4 good and higher
arics, al 5l105zc.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE No. Am
enterprising saloon keeper, on Market
street, has the daily dispatches received at
the Chamber of Commerce, posted on bull
letin board 10 front of his saloon.
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CoHTIEUED.-The case Of Detective
Cheaiham and Metropolitan Patterson, for
the difficulty of Saturday evening, was
continued in the Police Court on yesterday
till this morning.
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HOl FOR BARGAINsI

twenty-five per Cent below cost.
During the next two weeks We will cell our
stock of Fancy Groceries. Liquors Cigars. etc
at twenty five per cent below cost. in order 70
close out by the first Of January
PASDOLFINf 4 KIvA.
derlT Nv No. q North Cherry street.
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ELM STREET CHURCH.-The pupils of
the Elm Street (Methodist) Church will be
entertained by their superintendent and
teachers tomorrow afternoon, at the church,
when they will witness some of the results
Of the annual visit of that mysterious char
acter with which the imaginations of
children are so familiar.
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PuT IN THE PENTEETIART.-Two con
victs we're brought from Franklin county,
yesterday by the sheriff, and put in the
penitentiary, having been convicted of fel-
onious ofienses in that county.
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CoNTIEuEp.-The case of Messrs. Brien
and Cramer, the two Councilman engaged
in the shooting scrape on Saturday, was
called Ia the Police Court on yesterday
morning. but was continued until to-day.
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FUEs, FURs. FUEs.-Anotker splendid
stock Just received, and will be sold for
the next ten days az New York manufsc-
turers' prices. W. A. DIVER,
de2t IL No. 100 North College st.
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CHRISTMAS being a holiday, the banks
will DO closed tomorrow. Business ma
turing with the banks tomorrow should be
attended 20 to-day
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SPECIAL NOTICES

For choice GROCERIES, WINES and
BRANDIES, go to
w. W. TOTEM & BRO,
No. % College ST., Nashville, Tenn.
decl7 If
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The New York journal of Commerce of
the afternoon of the Goth inst. says: There
is a good demand for money, and most of
the surplus capital offering finds ready EN-
ployment by loans subject to call at per
cent. upon good securities bat there are
comparatively few exceptions above this
rate. First class commercial paper is
placed at 7@9 per cent. per annum dis
count and other names esteemed good st
l06I2 per cent"
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FIRST BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHooL.-The
teachers and pupils Of the First Baptist
Church Sabbath School, Rev DR. Skinner,
Pastor, will have Christmas Festival tor
morrow, when they will be appropriately
entertained and receive the contributions
of Santa Claus to their holiday sports and
expectations.
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sos I'd and Sd series

LohuOh auYlces OF yesIeruay report
United States 5.2Os as unchanged.
Exchange on New York, drawn on ship
ments of cotton or other produce, was
bought by the banks at discount, and sold
by them al 81 per thousand premium and
par.
There wac but little doing in govern
ment bonds or uncurrent money.
Nashville corporation checks were dull
at 35c discount.
The sales of Southern State bonds in
New York on the 10Th inst. were as fol-
lows:
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Gold was lower in New York yesterday:
1t opened at 1884, and remained without
change during the entire day. The rates
here were 192 buying and 1873! selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as folIoKs:
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Middle District Of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment az assignee q 9. 3.
Morris. Of the county Of williamson and State
Of Fennessee. within said District, who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition, b.
the District Court Of said district.
J. q. CORE. Assignee.
decl5 Iaugxs franklin. Tenn
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McKFNDREE CHURCH.-A special
Christmas service will be held at this place
of worship to morrow morning at II
O'Clock
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Oar GAINESVILLE Agent. JOHN W.
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank of Tennessee,
Is our authorized agent at GAINESVILLE. Tonnes
see 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements Tor the UEIOE AND DIsPAToH.
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SOCIAL PARTY.-Justice Mathews gives
a social party on Christmas night, on the
occasion of the re-opening of Congress
Hall. From the taste and liberaliiy Of
Justice NJ, we are sure that it will he a
recherche affair, where sociality and evening
holiday festivities will prevail
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-24

THF postofice will be open from seven
to nine o'clock TOMORROW (Christmas)
morning
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Coal COMING.-We learn that p. b.
Mason, of the Cumberland coal mines, has
a hundred and thirty thousand bushels Of
coal already in barges above here, which
may be expected down just as soon as there
il sufficient rise in the river to float the
barges
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HeIIInE Out az Nov HOFh NVst-
To close bushes We are positively closing
cut At New York cost prices our stock Of Fire
arocsriss Wines. Brandiss. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PAsDoLEfM ktVAs
iauiO I2 North Cherry street.
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THE RED CROOK

Story of the "Lost Cause"-A New
local and Sensational; Drama, 10 be
Brought Out nj an Early Day for the
Benefit Of the Tennessee Memorial
Association.
We stated some days ago that there was
in course Of preparation a new local and
sensational play, to be produced in this
city for the benefit Of the Memorial Asso.
citation, having for its object the exhuma-
ton and decent re~interment of the Cons
federate dead in this State. The play has
been completed, and will be produced in
few days. We have been permitted to see
the manuscript, and are satisfied it will
create as great an interest as its predeces-
sor son our boards In the general outline
il follows the other Crooks" bat is wholly
different in the matter and filling up. To
mention the principal drdmatis persona will
suffice as an indication of the plot. They
are:
Richmond" poor Southern artist, in
love with his country and Augusta
Augusta" an heiress.
"COunt Bondholder," who seeks the af-
fections of Augusta, and opposes her mar
riage with Richmond.
" Red Crook" philosophic spiritualist
of the modern type, who seconds the wishes
Of Bohdholder.
" Celesta, naiad queen, who takes the
other side.
"Bill Arpo," servant to Red Crook.
Dolphin" slave to Celesia.
"Dame Bandbox," fosler-mother TO
Augusta.
"Darlin," maid of honor to same, and
sweetheart 10 Arpo.
"Von Riddleberger,' Chamberlain TO
Count Bondholder, and in love with Dame
Bandbox.
"Great Connell, j" chief of the spirits.
Cesar" first familiar to Red Crook.
Besides these there are a number of
attendants, assistants, faries, dancers, etc,
etc. The scenery will, we are assured, be
new and striking. A corps of amateurs
have been engaged to bring it out, and the
whole is in active course of preparation.
The plot is beautifully conceived, and car
ried forward with skill-the language ele-
giant and chaste, with frequent salies of
wit and humor, occurring spontaneously
in the progress eff the play. There is
nothing in it to offend the delicacy or taste
of the most critical. Altogether, we look
forward TO the production of the cred
Crook" as atfording an entertainment not
inferior to anything we have had in the
theatrical line, and trust that it will have
a run equal TO its merits and the eminently
worthy object for which it is designed.
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CANARY BIRDS, in great number, and
best singers. just imported from Germany,
for sale cheap at Gunirath & Sehif's Warn
ETY. Store, SO Cherry street, two doors above
Union. dec17 Tvs
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eau be so distressing 20 relations and friends a.
to see loved object coughing incsssantly. Dr..
c. williams PulmOnic BaIsam Of Wild Cherry
and Wood Naptha will certainly cure. in avery
short time the most obstinate and distressing
Coughs, Colds. and all other Lung Complaints
tending 20 Consumption. Read advertisement
10 another column. dsc22 10
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L0vrsvIILE Dec. Zi.-IObaccO-iugs 1876 (.
medium leaf &c. Cotton l35Zgl4c. Hogs GO
6Ilc. gross. Flour-supsrfns 81 IS; faucy 81 30
aT2 20. Wheat g sOgZ A.. Corn-ear IN bulk
-3d-5e. shsiled re Oats 656g62c. PTOvisiOns
dun. Mess pork 81 So Lard l27<e. Bacon
ehOuldsrs 1910: clear sides lac. Rio coffee &c
Prime New Orleans sugar l41zSl5c. WHISKY IN
br-d 2lGF20.
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FoR good dry Cord Wood, send order
to Robt. Mackenzie, North College street,
opposite Louisville and Nashville depot
dec22 II.
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For Rent-Ths Store, Nc. q North Cherry
street. Apply 10
dee1T 2w PANBOLFINI RIvA.
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SANTA CLAUs-CHRIsTMAs PREPARA-
TIoNs-DIsPLAYs OF CoNFECTIONERIEs
AND GOOD THINGs-GIFTs AND KEEP
sAKEs, ETC.-In going the rounds of the
city on yesterday, We noticed on all sides,
preparations for the Christmas holidays,
which begin to morrow. The toy and con-
fectionery stores throughout the city, pre-
sent highly attractive appearances-being
filled with nice fxings which merry old
Santa Claus, on his annual visits brings TO
the little folks. The assortments of gifts
| and Christmas tricks in the stores on Cher
~, Union, Deaderick and College streets
are very inviting and many an urchin
and little Miss cast twinkling eyes toward
the show case as they thought of their
stocking contents on Christmas N ,rning.
Drygoods men, too, have rich selections
| of fancy articles from which Christmas
presents will be selected by husbands,
fathers and brothers, for loved ones at
home" The jewelry stores sparkle with
| diamonds and flash with gems and rubies
from which gallant lovers will select tokens
for dear ones who hold hearts captive in
silken cords. Book dealers have on their
shelves an intellectual banquet spread OF
the choicest reading, and tastefully gotten
up with reference TO the good old custom OF
Christmas gifts. Photograph albums and
rare miscellanies are also beautifully on
hand for the occasion.
The restaurants and saloons, the hotels
and all places of resort, are preparing fol-
the advent of a merry, merry, Christmas.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York MONEY and stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market
NEw TosK, Dec. 23.-Monsy easy easier at6g
&c for call loans. Sterling l0Gl0A for gold
first class bills. Gold shade easier. opening
az l33l. declined TO l33, and closing ~ l551s.
- ll25I0ll25[: do. '62 IO3Gl031<; do 20 l051<S
1862: do rs IO55NG1O55<; do new l0eh9lO51s
DO 20 lC81l9lOs17; 10-4os lolISl0l5s 5-SCs
l0l5Ia1045<- Stocks opened Erin and suose-
1ueutlv declined considerably and closed steady.
InrrIaNlIIa MarE afa.
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SEARCH WARRANTS AND WARRANTS OF
ARREsT-There were several search war
rants and warrants of arrest issued against
parties from the Office of Justice WiIkin-
son on yesterday. The parties have not
vet been arrested and we withhold the
names
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-24

DISMISSED. Henry Redford was ar
raigned before the Police Court on yester-
day morning, charged with stealing silver
forks and various articles Of kitchen use.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-24

For ReHG-The front portion Of the ofhcs
under the Maxwell House. next door 10 tbs
Masonic Hall. Apply at the Office.
&C
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THE most acceptable Christmas or New
Years gin that you can give to your wife,
sweetheart or friend is one Of Gisr's beau-
tiful colored PearltyPes or Photographs
Call and see those fine specimens at No.
As Union street. decl5 w
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WooD cut and split into stove length,
and delivered anywhere in the city, at
Seven Dollars per cord Send orders to
Robt. Mackenzie, North College street,
opposite Louisville and Nashville depot
dec22 tf
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New.OrIeans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.--Cotton declined 40
Re; sales of 5000 bales; receipts 1859. Suga,
firm. common gAGlUe; prime New Orleans
choice 1S14c. Molasses active. and fair to choice
5seea75c. Flour dull superior 81 50. treble y
Sll 50. choice sl2 5Oa14 so Corn quiet ut 81 o;
eel Is. Oats sSc. Pork dull ut 81 Is. Bacon,
shoulders 1890, clear sides SC. New York eX
change 20 discount. Gold l32.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. December 23-FiOur aud whes,
dull and nominal; No. I could have been
bought at g. so. and family -four AZ Sll. Corn
lower. but there was a better demand at the de
cline new ear 8OGSSc. Oats quiet at 656t66c
Cotton dull and declining. middling not sale
able at over lS5Se at the close. Tobacco IN
changed and dull nothing dope to-day. Whisky
quiet and steady at CSC in bond. Hogs dull and
in but little demand. and prices lower. CLOSING
at 81 1908 50 for light to extra heavy Bee
cattle dull. but unchanged. Gold l321s
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NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The dryEoods market
continues dull and depressed. yet with no es-
sential change except in American prints. which
are reduced TO l2c. Other staples are steady. how
ever, at 1910 for all best makes. except the
cOchero. which is still held az 1910 The Nassau
prints are selling at lie. which is relatively
lower. Wooden goods are exceedingly dull.
Prices rule very low. Foreign goods Of all kind
a. No
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GENERAL MARX ETS.
NASHVILLE. Dec. %. 1867.

NASHVILLE, Dec. %, 1867.
COTToN.-There is but little demand for
inferior grades. Prices were dropping in
the afternoon, in consequence of the I'M
favorable dispatches from the East. The
market closed dull at ll4@l2e. Receipls
to-day 4s0; shipped 400 sales 1872, az fol-
lows: 14l at 12c, 9 at l2i, 9 at liz, 2 at
III, % at II, Z at 9, and 2 l04.
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NEW YoRK. Dee. 2S.--Cotton a shade lower.
middling uplands l5A@l51S. Flour closed quist
and lew grades dull good and high grades very
hrm and scarce. Wheat quiet and steady With
some speculative demand. Rye 6rm Ut al TIC
rs Tor western; Cats quiet q SAC = in store
Corn dull at 81 80 IN store. Mess pork duh and
heavy ct $50 95G2l cash. Beef firm and QUIET
Cat meats norrinally unchanged. Bacon quiet
and heavy. Lard dull and heavy At l234Gl25s
for good TO prime steam and kettle rendered
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i..-sf Washington and southern VI"
Chattanooga.
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-erana Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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For Chancellor.

1 hereby announce myself a candidate for
Chancellor Of this Division.
declgtd HORACE Ii. HARRISON.
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at........7:e0 A. n. and h.4'P. NJ
Arrives Al Nashville at...63O A. n. and 63O P. N,
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Il II = CITY

PENiNG AND CLOSING OF THE
usfIS-agCgST ist-slfsieial.
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LEBANON STAGE.

FpaEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville A.
100 NsobviIie nj ...................ll Is p. n
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SECOND Northern.
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oPFNs.
FIRST NSrfifrrr.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Nash
vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays 1T !
o'clock T. N.
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For Attorney Gone.

hereby announce myself a candidate Tor
Attorney General Of this District.
decletd @. J. STUBBLEFTELD.
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Decatur. Memphis and Ne" orieans'
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Leaves Nashville. .l:51 A N.
Arrives at P. NJ
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LFwIsBURa AND EOLENsyLLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urday at 100 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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Memphis and New Orleans.
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RAILROAD Ann STAGE TINE fable

FROM 7A.n.to6P.M Sundays. : to Q a. NJ.
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Lebanon via stage.
20 ~ ,,,ilniahl ..-........... so p N.
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:. " p y .1.8''a' 7'''''..
Ehgeaeid and Kentucky II. n.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

FLorow's MAgrHA.-This lovely, spark
ling opera was presented last evening, by
Lo.tis Opera troupe, in a splendid man
nsr. Round upon round OF applause greet
cd the various musical gems With ~t,ch
this tine production is replete. The several
artists Ut the troupe acquitted themselves
nohly, adding new laurels to their already
well earned wrea,hs Of musical fame. Mar
thu gave them an opportunity 70 display
some excsllencies whick Faust left con-
cealed. And well did they embrace il.
Signo- Lott made his FIRST appearance in
the role OF Lionel. and the high reputation
which had preceded him Is . first-class
artist Was certainly we'll established. A
clear. powerful voice, full Of sweetness and
psthos, able TO soar aloft in the notes. nd
ded to pleasing personal appearance, made
him at once . favorite with the large au
dience. What could have been more inten-
sely charming than the aria "Ach SC
fronm = sung by him in the third act. and
50 irresis,ibly encored, Miles Fred
erici and Lang both appeared tc
good advantage, and no. only sang well, but
acted their parts with remarkable tlillancy
In the duett "von den eden Cavalieren,
in the first act, full sway was given to th'
fexibility of their voices. Mile Lsng'i
warbling was sweet and nelodious. Equal
~ pleasing was the tremolo Of Mile Frede
rici. The beautiful air "The last Rose,
Mile Lang sarg with purity and ciearnes'
seldom excclled. Her inspiring strain'
filled the hesrer with rapturous sensations
| One could have listened for hours TO sucl
delightful singing.
Numerous other passages deserve men
tou. bat space forbids. Messrs. Weinlicl
end Steinecke again did finely. They ar
not only accomplished singers, but talente
performers-entering into the parts the
represent with zest deserving Of all praise
II is safe TO say that Martha vas receive
With greater gusto than Faust. The aud
ence, throughout the performance, gave re
peatsd evidence Of its qualification. Every
body seemed delighted.
Next Friday and Saturday evenings "
are promised "The Daughter Of the Reg
ment," and Der Freischuetz" Full house
will undoubtedly assemble on these occs
sions. These operas are rich in musici
gems and never fail TO Gil the lover of musi
with inexpressible Joy. Make your si
rsngements TO 90 and hear them. 70
will never regret it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

WooIeS CooDs.-Winter is closing r
upon us. and it becomes necessary to en-
close the human frame in garments that vii
afford protection from the chilling blasts. -
% no. forget the handsome wooden good,
manufactured by Joseph Shields. the pre-
mum cloth MP Of the Northwest He car
suaply you with anything you need in his
line Woolen blankets, of a superior quail
ity, can be bad of him At very reasonable
figures Call at his fac tory and examine
the goods he oilers for sale