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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14

repose, and a respite at least from the ever
lasting agitation of the negro question. Our
mistake was in not adopting the action of the
convention as our own, and claiming the glory
of it. l have written to st. Louis, advising
against the mad and reckless course of our
leaders there, and 1 suggest that you do the
same
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14
sioux Indemnity Commission.

We are requested to announce that the
"Sioux Indemnity Commission - will close
its. session in ST. Cloud, on Friday, the
14th inst, and commence session at
Minneapolis on Monday the 18th.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14
COlOred Regiments.

Mistakes are often made by the news,
papers in regard to the colored regime
in the Department of South Carolia
Authentic information states their locari
as follows: e
LIST South Carolina, Col T. ". Higginson
(Mass.) Beaufort & C...............
I'd South Carolina, Col James MontgoE1'
cry, (Kansas, Morris Island. ............ fill
Sd South Carolina, lieutenant Col. Bennett,
(New York, Hilton Head ~. ...:..: 3oO
4th South Carorina, Col. Littlefeld, Qlis.,) ooo
Total 2,O1O
These are all the colored troops yet Or
gained in the Department, and they in
clude nearly every able-bodied negro, ex-
cept those employed in the Quartermas-
ters Department, in the navy, or as
officers servants.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14
Visitors TO Lake Superior.

The route, oia the Upper Mississippi
and st. Paul, to the great inland sea of
the continent, is daily growing into favor
with tourists who have the taste to appre-
ciate its wonderful scenery. The appre-
hended difficulties on account of low wa
ter on the Mississippi, and of the journey
overland from St. Paul to the lake, have
prevented many from making the trip this
season. Interested parties in Chicago
and elsewhere, have magnifed these i'm
pediments, until they have succeeded in
diverting considerable travel from this di-
rection. AS to the travelling on the river,
it is only necessary to say that our mail
boats (of much smaller class than usuaD
arrive with nearly the same regularity as
in seasons of high water, and that there
is no. discomfort ON this portion of
the trip that is worth mentioning. From
Saint Paul to Bayfield,, the road is
pronounced, in excellent condition by
allm.those nowho have been over it.
Among these we may mention ROBERT
B. MNtSTuRs, Esq one OF the merchant
princes Of New York., his wife and two
daughters; DIR. RosE;s accompanied by
four ladies' land three gentlemen Prot.
ST.. JOHN, Of New Yorrikg,owith eight stu
dents; or own oitiEsnSs Bishop WnlppLE
and family, and sfEo s + !BSEEle7KFER, E. S.
GOODRICH, and others whose names do not
now occur to us. :, These We havelearned,
were delighted Witb this Ara account
the obstacles and 4diseomffosts as scarcely
worthy Of mention. Among those who
started yesterday for bayfield,, were Right
Rev. Bishop 5S544aH H Fa aa R aIy}e ana q,
JOHN F. yCAI44AN, Esq of D Washington,
city, long known as the efficient clerk to,
the Military Committee Of The Senate eIse
ada Il
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14

s4' '5ToY@t aa4d sld ossito0 sta p d.
20 5aH2Is 9dj o. adnearsobae I'd 4aay tas6
asd ,'qsa .aobao1iil0 d q -. 60J .-o0ss
to e5s3ojSat ed #obas Of o6d ,G5so asyia
bogbslwonaoa cav doidw) egello0 aleY
-asnbeH no inmula sd1 10 aaiissm = IN
-oL IND .(snoitnIoseI siairqolqoe ri voG
dns bssd OF her5fto sad [t9ditsa tos'
"qsdo VOC r6i 900 ,Q9$ dttw teipEht5tH4fs 4.v
- .lss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14
Acknowledgment from Irelandoli

Acknowledgement from Ireland..lio
sua 0ilV n995----a-;1l295 1oG Il TGW
The following letter offem GtheoL Lord
Mayor Of Dublin, acknowledging otRgiiresg
oeipt Of donations from IN Minnesota lp9ta f9r reTi.
liel of distress in Ireland, aslbeena placed
IN aar1iands for publication by WILLIAM
DAwsoN, Esq, to wholnit was Addressed
tENTaAI COMMITTEE FOR RELIEF OIL
1++ 80 ' DISTRESS IN IRELAND 0ho.Yt>
-:rY HILL, DUBLIN, '2Bd July, 1868. 1n'
y SIR i1If the na me OF the poor Of IRE!
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14

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-aD o2l@a4 nl aU9,oqsH' 70 sGoi5enid9sn'
aoda Igaaoo 5d5 1gd ,noiiastta 9gToa
A@5.aJ 9d7 5ait 3oa1 .a3Ig adi buim ri Iead
- s-Alq ri ~ o9,Z9G 9lola9I nGo aotgi3
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81 DooS 0" aaaAgogq d3idw Goiliaoq 8 gnif
.9riqmH dan9TT edit
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14
Indian Outrages in Sibley County.
Indians Engaged in Horse
Stealing.

The following letter was received Mon
day by the Adjutant General, who i'm
mediately ordered Captain SrUEGIs to send
hiteen scouts in pursuit Of the marau-
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ar9,ifta stdta VII pietane,nwe reproduce,
npd bnhwerds of the American CESS
,qroO ,4iohis,scenelmithi the Goth Hi
| .I[sf aroto2 b plssentingb an outrage up
| tsdt bsstgs ofbrapemea; and sn exam
bne ,atossakad, fsnd; ffisndish Tyranny,
rs7o dqairitthei annals ofihistorys This
atUoda sti,ssIERs says;dH bash tnGilsg
elodw qas tRt he@in while, 81 !I proposed ?sss
-1a 1naaals6H2asRefe egNeh heartily orhres
-nuds & teefi(proRpseay f9rthe settled poll
,s13 United States with regard to the ne7
,b9rstaads sehies W ieHes ofasaS! Of TRe
.Fato3aS end the lent Colonel was
E'mnS4d. enquired what such conduct
s.sss 9itde Ilieiutfmdt Colonel ehd6asoredt0
3 s8 3SE S3ss az 5h %st aae e1q Is
litaa EY odtacd nettsllhfg ihs Truth, ,Sira q
"a, thss HEY have heen discussing this fanes,
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

EADy OF EXPERIENCE rs DESTROYS OF OBJ
~ tiinnya situation torewoman hoop skirt FAC
Nory Reference given. Address H. A. Cecil ZOE East
Brustway
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AMI; IRoNER
" for private family, to whom good wages will be Civ
en-. Apply at 23 Boorman place. SD ST. between 8.h aud
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

A SITUATION wANrED-BY A COMPETENT SEAM
N stress; can operate Wheeler 4 Wilson's machine;
would 10 ght chamoerwok Has good city reference Call
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
<yrry yspRoroR's DEPARTMENT NEW yoRE

NTTv INSPFCTOR'S DEPARTMENT, -NEW WORK,
~ Dec isss Ashes and garbsee,,wlnier arr,nse
ents The undersigned would respectfully cal the aten
ton of cseus 70 the necessity OF sbstaning from
placing their ashes aud garbage the sidewalks Until the
OF the bell Announcing the arrival OF the ash
strict compliance with this rule Is rendered necesssv 70
the being thrown into the CUTTERS
ctieut or otherwise witch may bo iiacul
In Consequence OF frozen CUTTERS OF sccumusions Of
ations Of lth the CUTTERS and streets ths have too long
tue the approach Of sDrng The ash
vii daily In every sirce, :, promptly
ashes ready 10 be removed All complaints OF neglect "a
comply with ths rcI1tsion, on be ne reported 10 ts D.
psr,menL ~iii receive immeiisi" siienups
! DlOLB Cur Iasp.clef
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
rRhNcH ADvERrIsEmENrs.-

TIN JARDINIER FRANCAIs DEsIRERAIT Sc PLA
~ Ger tans une maison privee Amercaine. connsss,n
tout 90 qu concerue position 81 mnnis de
pariant psu iang ais Sadresser chez Bobtri IA
lOme rue, entire Broadway et Ia 4me av., n. Y
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

nogs FOR SALE -oNB POINTER Dc3. rUoROU0H
~ IL broken mss,H Dog one Newcun fiand Dog es
ceilsnt ~aici Dogs Newtoundlsnf Igps bhs enh tss
ane cI.rh Pups hsp. black ssi uan Ter
ri.rs AMI scoh rerrers brk sn Terrier so 80
o~rlas Al o. the breed AM esreu,st
r,tst, rs6 lfsis gyep. CNi o. No u Rsg.c.ea s.r.-t
arst iyor SVtN ukArs
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
CORPORATION NOTICES.

ID ? CITY Hall, basement
MADISON AVENUE OPENING
The assessment list for the opening OF Madison avenue
now IN the hands Of the Collector Of Assessments and
payable Immediately The property affected by the asse ss
ment lies between Twenty third and Que hlndrtah zee
aud between Third aud Sixth avenues.
THOMAS X. SMITH. Collector OF Assessments.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

AT A GREAT SACRIFICE-A RICH TONED 7k
"A octave rosewood Psnoforte elegantly finished witt
c)rncts heavy mouldin scrpeune bottom 6uted
Iegs con all the modern improvements time in
celebrated city makers; made tn order and
$4JD Price b21j II applied FOR Immediately at 676 SiKth
aveaue near Foreth street, from A. t8P n. for
three days
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

(HALt.KN0E-TO ALL SPORTING GENTS foB In1
~ largest AMI handspmcst beat bred Seer Dog, orsnga
and white color two years and ye months old wsrsss
H. fsnt b.rk fetch dropsho and urfer perfect ccnmAna
better never rci the earto sso the srsss sns
Rni TrTrter Bitches pure breed ave Ira SID Slack and
Tan Dog expressly for stock will be shown ssinss sny
a.. II, ~. Unitsi states breed beauty: two Bslw.
msuI Dogs the best trained dogs IN the cr.nry.
Isi,, and white color hastsscf ena
pnrrr brrf he found large English 0rrysonpfs
AMI dogs sl breeds Address H. Gardner Wss, brosf
vay pisrs Canal street
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

ITO EMPLOYERS IN THE CITY AND COUNTRY
Hotels and private boarding houses also private f,mt
Hes will please notice that they BE- supplied without
lay with first class servants in all stations Of household
work including American English Scotch Irish. German
and colored Protestant aud other help fully competent will
ing and obieDg and with good reference: also first
housekeepers goycrnesses ladies' mazda famy seam
stresses fully aud with tho bes, OF testimonials
for capabty and respectabity Apply at Mrs WESLEYS
select ema agency Ill East Thirteenth street
between Third aud Fourth avenues.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

vyANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN A
w situation in small American family; well under
stands the Of children and bes OF
given Cali LIZ East 10th between 10 aud IL A. M
the basement.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

WAETED-A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN TO
w do the general housework OF a small family; who
can cook. wash and iron, and is willing to make herself
generally useful and bring good city reference None
others need apply Call for two days at 81 Mddagh St.
Brooklyn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

which they almost touch at V,cksburg,
at which place they begin to receds from
the river till At = point little below
Warrenton they seem to disappear.
These hills cut up the ground in the
roughest imaginable way. They gen
e'ally rise to the height Of say $50 feet,
are very sharp on the summit, there be-
ing but little more than room enough
for road on the tops Of most Of them.
They are for the most part we'll wooded
With Magnolias, (now in bloom) Spanish
Oaks and Cottonwoods. The valleys are
almost always the proper counterpart Of
such exceedingly sharp backed hills, bu,
when they do spread out for half mile
or 80 the ground 10 so cut up by gullics
40 almost to be dangerous to travel over
it Oh foot. have noticed no indications
Of rocks-the soil 10 composed of very
fioc sand, slngularIy adhesive in ito na
ture, yet easily wrought, and through
which the roads are sometimes dug to
tho depth Of twenty feet, leaving . wall
Of sand on each side just as smooth q.
they choose to make II, aud which seems
to neither wash nor blow away.
1t is OF this mater ial that the earth.
works around Vicksburg are made, and
hence the difficulty Of effecting breach
which amounts to anything. Batter
away as hard as you like all day. and the
next morning you will find them repair
cd again and just as good as new. Blu,
with oil the advantages Of pos ton, the
rebels will see the day when thsy will
be obliged to Surrender, and having lest
Vick-turg | shall like to see the place
which they think they can hold.
Let the people .. home be patient.
The final result will be in our favor, and
success here is worth five years siege.
Thomas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

Isasss run BY Gsicago time. which - tsssivs ssss
"ss faster thar Davsnport tims.
I'm AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY 2ST,
~ 1865, and until further notice, passo.,e OF
trains will leave davenport ~ follows:
5.on A. 4. for Grinneli and Washington.
100 r. 4. for 0rinnell aud hurcAtius.
vAAISs Akxivs Ar DAvsEPOaf A. 1sLAOwG.
53o '. \. from Grinncli aud Washing ton.
945 r. n. from Grinncll sad MuscAtine.
The I. 90 A. ~ ira, u "ut ot Davenport mHkea drstt I
o unsctions nj Grim, II, Iowa city and W sshinb
t.l with the W Western stage Gem IAny sstages tor
u, points Wost, South west and North west.
Trains from tho Test connect ~ Davenport
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island RAil
Road for ali points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions ~ % the destination OF
the- tnsea9c ns' to procur ssickats 0stOso taxing
'hsn Lcats a tho Gals.
JOHN F.TRAOY, Gonl Supt.
A. KIMBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, July l. lt63.-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
NUMBER 200.

the way across the country through Bal
more county, 10 enable them to join
tho main rebel army in the vicinity Of
York and Gettysburg.
Tho signal pickcts put 90 miles out
announced movement in the neip hbor.
hood of Westminster Of "A large cavalry
force undoubtedly Fi,zhugh Lees, winch
crossed the Potomac on Sunday.
1t is hoped they were intercepted by
Plcastons cavalry, Who were sent in pur-
suit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
Eit EMS.
Wednesday, July l.

Wednesday, July !.
ARRivsD.
PgNBIsA, Hill, Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, st. Paul.
BILL HENDERSON,. Rbodsr, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
PKnBIxA, Hill, 81. Paul.
JAnEs MEASs. Pierce, Dubuque.
JENNIE WRiPpLg, Campbell. Montross
The Northern Line packet Cansds, Captain
Parker, Clerk Jsnks will depart for st. louis and
intermediate points this evening. X. N. Piet-
lyman, agent.
BOATS LEAVING ro-hoRRow.
The mail and passenger packet Bill Henderson
Captain John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque,
and way points at o'clock to morrow morning -
c. u. King in the once. X. N. Prettymsn, agent.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Csptais D. W. DAYS, Clerk Williams. will depart
fof hontsoss and wsy points at Z o'clock 10
morrow morning. z. 4. 1iisssia, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

Il. IroR or THx Dks eMAr And NAws- Dear .,,r
With your permission wish to say to tho read
srs Of your paper that will ssnd y return mai
II all who wish il, (free) Recope, with full di-
rections for making and using n simple vegetable
Balm. that gill onectually remove, In 10 dsys
Piuples, Blotches, Tan, Frecklos and oil luInri
ties Of tho Skin. leaving the ssmo soft clear
smooth and bcru rutifu.
will also mail tree 10 those having bald Hsads
or Bare Fsccs, simple directions and information
that will enable them 20 start . full growth Of
LuXurant Hair. Whisk 70 or koustAche, In loss
than 80 days AIltaI piicstitns .nsweied by re-
turn mail with out charge.
Respectfully yours. THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
je30 d3m Chemist. No. s3l broadway. n. \.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

Ciry DlREcTORY.-Me Messrs. Power d
Collins are about to commence canvsssiog the
city for new City Directory. They will
take pains to make its desirable Look, and
will wait on our business nen for ncourage-
mant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

Milo WnITE's regular semi monthly
pra .ticing rsrty comes of this evening"
Those having invitations will Of course avail
themselves Of this opportunity to pass 9 few
pleasant hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

IL has long been no aim Of physi-
clans 10 find combination u mcdi-
cincf having tho requisite stim1lat-
ing and tonic proptloties Co relieve
ana cure tho common complaints OF
hilliousness. Liver disorders, Lang
uor, llcadschc, lowncss Of Sp,rsts,
Ina aigestlon, Jsundicc, Fever and
Agu., 40. which are the diseases
incident 90 this { innate. The reme-
dy has been discovered by Ur. no.
bscc. and inS thousands Of eases the
merits Of his bitters have been tcst-
Cd in the above complaints, and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

CouRT MAR1IAL.-A court martial is
nov 10 session ct the Burtis House to consider
the osse Of q couple Of dsssrtsrs Who have
been confined at Post Mcclellan. NJ ior
Heath presides 1t. Prsntiss 10 Judge Advo-
cate
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
LAScAsrRR. Pa June 30.
Especial 70 Tribune

The rebels have fallen back ten miles
from Harrisburg.
Gen. Couch and staff crossed the Sns-
quehanua and occup cd the south bank
of the river. Meade occupies Hanover
and Yo,k Tonight, cutting the rebel
lines in two.
The rebels are rapidly concentrating
in the interior.
PIeasantou makes great havoc in the
rear OF the enemy's trans.
A great battle is thought TO be immi-
uept. The rebels most fight on Msads's
ground Or disastsously retreat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

The City Councl holds its regular
monthly meeti z this evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

Nsw YoEx. July 1.
FtouR--Market arm. $535u1b 55 extra
state s. 7sf6 90 X. II. q.
WHsAr-Narket very quiet. N.lsMl 3s for
Spring. &i,2iGl.40 Mil. Club. $lAGl.Ga
Winter Red
Coss-unchanged 75,dfSc sound:
WWsKY-44A
New York stock Market.
Nxw YoRK, July l.
Gold, 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

there is but one voice from the people. and that
is iu fovor of these truly wonderful StemA,h tit
tors. We aiv,se all who arc III tetcd . d need .
agreeable tonic Tor the troubles above, 60 com
menco onoe using those Bttsu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
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THE GIT Y.

BALAScEs.-See advertisement OF J
N Dalzeli 10 another eulumn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

FILLIhG UP.-We are pleased to no
tics the improvements which our young friend
E. N Greene 10 making IN the way Of furu.
ishing his store and rsplsntshing his stock =
Yesterday he received, direct from Chicago.
q beautiful show case. which he is f ling With
= very superior stock Of goods Glad 10 sec IT,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

The place to get genuine article OF
looking glass plates 10 st Webbs. No. 10 Ls
Claire Row. lie has oil si.ss so that you oss
have your broken glasses replaced at short no
tics and st . very small expense. Also sls's
ware Of sll kinds for table. hotel and saloon
use and dns lot Of gla" jars for preserving
fruits
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

On STILrs.-The memory Of the old
est inhabissnt dess net extend back to the
time when the Father Of Waters" vas % Low
at this season Of the year - II 10 the present.
and bot few remember Il being - low at any
season. Navigation to . great extent has
been suspended. and what fsv boats continue
10 the trade are compelled 70 rus . great por.
sioa Of the time on s.ilts. The windlass and
pslss. have taken the place Of steam and pad
die -vheels-ths snginssr's occupation 10 gone.
and the "rouseabout" 10 nov the moving
power Of Mississippi navigation. All the way
up to ST. Paul the sams trouble prevails, and
II ws do net soon have . rise. that city will
DO - sdsstually shut cut Of creation by Low
water IS It Ia in the winter BY ios and snow
Many Of our best bssts cannot even run be-
tween the rapids. The new steamer Dawes
port. Of the Northern Line. 10 lsying sn the
other side. her captain having become die
gus,sd with policing his boat over bars and
running on damp ground. Nearly every day
the mail boats pound the sooks on tho rapids.
aud barely escape destruction.
But we gather coa,fort from the thought
that this state Of things cannot last much
longer. The heavens must ere long open thar
flood gates and pour into the chsnnsl Of the
nighty artery Of trade running BY our thrssh
hold the eountless drops 80 essential TO The
thoussnds dependent upon its turbid wstsrs
for support. 10 3 fs~ weeks the millions OF
hushsls Of produce Of the great valley Of the
a'ssi.sippi will bs ready TO move to marks,
South. and :hsn will . good depth Of vs,sr
b. absolutely necessary. To this end lss ~
all pray.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
TO-DAY'S IT'S.
Post once Balance.

LIVERY MERCHANT, BANKER AND
IL Lawyer will require ono Of sirbanks L Co .
new Post Once balance, alter July lst, whom tho
nov postage Law goes into ehect. by having one
they will save tho rice Of II in short time in
postage. For sale by j. NJ. DAlZkLL,
Agent for Fairbanks l. Co.'S Scales.
July l. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

THE CONCERT LAST EvENISG.-A
'arge and fsshionsble audience greeted the
Black Swan last evening. extending to her =
most nthusiastie reception. Mics Greenfield
is . remarkable vocalist. Possessed Of . vol .
Of great strength and purity, che iiiisd the
large hall With her wsrblipgs and charm. ed
the ear with her sweet notes. Her rendering
Of Coming thro' the Rye. and "AngeH Ever
Blight snd Fair,' we're never surpassed BY
Mrs Goldsmith. Fiosting without 90 appa.
rent effort from the softsst trill Of ths female
voice to the hArsher rotss Of the masculine
she takss dou6ls part In the opera. perform.
ing each above criticism. In Hsndsis cub
line creation-"I know that NY Rsdsemsr
Liysth." Miss Greepfsld's voice was allo y cd
full scope. and We do not wonder that the
London Times said that "sbs rendered thi,
piece better than any cantstrics ever 10 Eng
,snd." Exhibiting none Of th ,ss contortioas
Of body and eouotsnsnes when sing,ng which
nost vocaits appear to consider part Of thei,
| role. Mise Greenfield makes . rather leasing
| appearance upon the stage. and snlis,s hsI
audience in her behalf whether they viii o,
GOT. Freqasstiy sneorsd. sbs pleasantly 40
auissesd iu the wishes Of the audience ssd
gave them several songs not on the bills. Thi'
evening she givss her last concert 10 our city
with On susi.s change Of programme. and y,
hope to see the hall sssn fuller than it val
last evening
M. Dodge pupil Of the great pisnist
Thalbsrg. will slse give Nc nsobsr Of BIZ
bssutifvI s.,fssosssss 1pes the pisss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01
CAlcass AMI ksek island KailrOa
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1868.

4 IN AN AFI sk 7 HI RS ,Ai JULY /. B,
~ and until turthoi nol,oe, trains S,ii iesSe
davenport daily, Sundays eacepted, rs follows.
"a Freight train at. At...................5 ID r. ~.
Sd night e1prcss. 49,: 30 ?. ~.
Trains arrive ut Davenport daily, Sundays or
cspted, - follows:
LIST night express ~. ..............4 .4oo 4. h
I'd daily express and mail train at.... b 20 r. ~.
3D. freight and ID class cars at....... l.3O r. =.
All trains over this Ito are In direct xiou
atChisago with trains over both tho Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittaburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago RI ilrosd 20 and from De.
woit Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
eittsburg, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alba
y, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
inRton.
tsaaensevs are F~mindsd OF the necessity Of
giving disSinct directions ~ 20 tho destination ~
their baggage, also 10 procure tickets before tai
lag their seats In tho cars, - tho conductors co
isct faros only TO stations on the limo Of he Oh
oago and kyck Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport July !. 1868. dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-01

GaKAr STRAW Hat FRsTIvAL.-
Smith. opposite the LAClsirs House, will sell
the remainder Of his Straw Hats. at lower
pricss than ever before. They must be cold.
asd nov is your tims to purchase while the
weather 10 warm.