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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-09-18

Bathing is important. Keep clean. = your
feet are sore after march, bathe them In salt
water, and you viii be fresh in the morning.
In closing, let me say that nothing pains me
90 much as to see soldier who forgets his duty
as citizen and Christian. Be SO pure that
your sweethearts will honor you, every step of
It will be my pleasure to serve the country
with you II not, be true to the flag, and your
country win honor you. To yourselves, all I
have to say, after two days drill, isl am salts
fled. Take that as soldiers good bye.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-09-18
Russia and the United States.

The last steamer from Europe brings
the following item of intelligence which
we sincerely hope may be true The vi
emma Presse, of August 10Th says:
We hear that communications have
been received from an English source, ac-
cording to which we must prepare ourselves
for the approaching ratification of an Of
fensive and defensive alliance between St.
Petersburg and Washington. This event
uality, should this somewhat speculative
information be confirmed, would princi-
pally affect the bearings of the Mexican
and Polish questions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-09-18

Ex-Governor Thomas has been re-
nominated for Congress in the 4th district
of Maryland, by convention which
adopted strong unconditional Union reso-
lutions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-09-18

success Of Averill,s Expedition.


The rebel General SAN. JONES, in his
official report to General OoopER, rebel
Adjutant General, stated that he had de-
feated General AvRRILLs forces in Green
brier, killing and wounding he did not
knew how many men and claimed great
victory, although acknowledging the loss
of about two hundred killed and wounded.
The first Union report, received through
the meagre private dispatch from Colonel
OLNEY, showed that SAM. JONES had gain
ed no victory, and latter Union state
ment given below, proves that General
sam. JONES officially reported what was
not true. General AvER1LL was victorious
drove one force out of Pocahontas and de-
feated another in Greenbrier county. The
very victory recorded by SAM JONES turns
out to be defeat.
The following is the account of the af-
fair from the Wheeling hateuigencer of
September 1st, 1868:
Private dispatches received in the city last
evening. announce the return to Huntersville,
Randolph county, of the expedition under
General Averll, recently sent out by General
Kelly. Gen. Averill's route extended through
to the counties of Hardy, Pendleton, Highland.
PocahOntas and Greenbrier. He destroyed the
saltpetre works in Pendleton and drove jack
son out of POcahOntas, pursuing him to Green
brier, near the White Sulphur Springs At
Rocky Gap he encountered the forces Of Gen.
eral Jones and Colonel Patton and had severe
action, in which he lost about one hundred
men in killed and wounded, including several
officers. General Averill brought in quite
number of prisoners, including many officers.
He destroyed Camp Northwest, with large
amount OF camp equipage, sc.
T. S.-A later dispatch states that during the
late action between General Averill's forces at
Rocky Gap, Captain Baron Won KOening Aide
de-Camp on General Averills staff, was killed
while leading an attack on the enemy's right,
and Captain Ewing, of Ewing's battery, and
Major McNally, of the I'd Virginia regiment,
were both badly wounded
The Indians Want to Make Peace.
We learn that Gen. SIBLEY has received
a letter from Father ANDRE, a Catholic
clergyman at Pembina, stating that he had
been waited upon by seven Sioux Chiefs,
who wished him to inform Gen. SlBLEY
that the Indians desired to make peace
with the whites, and as condition were
willing to deliver up every Indian who
had been engaged in the massacres.
Father ANDRE says the Indians are in an
extremely destitute condition, and many
of them must starve the ensuing winter.
Father ANDRE had been out on the plains
with hunting expedition, and saw the
Indians since the fights on the Missouri.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
Major General Reynolds
Killed in the En-
EaSeInt MT.
The Position OG the Main
body OG the Rcbri
Army not de- lin
tlely known.


SAhllsLE, july ID J.. NJ
The last OF the r, bells left here this
morning by The baltimore road. They
numbered about 1900.
The division under Johnson, that On
campcd two miles west Of Carlisle, re-
treated precipltatey to Shippensburg,
leaving cooked ratlons behind.
An order from Gen. Lee, dated Chsm.
bersburg, 27th, prai cs the troops for the
iortilude with which they performed the
arduous marches. lle eaboit- Ia. troops
to abstain with the most scrnpu ous care
from unnecessary or wanton Jury 10
pr vatc properly, and c,j ins all Officers
to arrest and brig t. summary puni-h-
mcnt any who offend hls orders on this
subject.
The rebels in occupation of Carl sic
mpdo acquisitions for large supp les o
bacon, fl ur, sit, potatoes, molasocs, cof
fee, sugar aud medicines.
The barracks were not DESTROYED, but
the Tailroacs aud telegraph we're much
damaged.
The rebcls, when hero, had rcgu ar
mail communicat on with Richmond, in
Guiding newspapers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
-
WAsnINaToN. July l


Letters Of todsy's dslc have be. n re
celv. d from The AMY Of the Pot mac IL
which the { flowing facts are stated:
Our last movements have b en ch .rac-
tcrized by a marked wili'gocss on the
part Of the soldiers 10 undergo any fa-
tigue within tho bounds of hum an .ndu
rance.
The rebels have recently seat out only
small scouting or recon-, ite ing parties
to the vicinity Of Ftcde ick. There is
no force Of the enemy between that city
and Ilagcrsto~n.
A portion Of our force surro unded
Emmettsburg on Monday and captured
withou, conflict battery, tire only rebel
force there.
Gen. Stahl was relieved from his cav
airy command by Gen. Hooker and Gen.
fitzpatrick appoin'e d ia his place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
I'uILApElppIA, july |,

A Harrisburg special to the Press
says strong to'ce under Gen * j, 2
marched mp the vslIey to-day towards
Carli.le. A sunply train w.s also sent
out which encounter d The relcls and
withdrew TO Harrisburg.
Heavy iilng has Lcen heard in the di
rcctlon OF 'a,li-Ie. No doubt there is
considerable # =" engagement g i"g on
The figh is probably near Mechanics
burg. The danger Is not vet over.
The Washington Star has ,he follow
ing
News from Richmord says an attack
is expected thee.
The Ella auivtd ir m the lower Poto-
mac, bringing up prisoners. A" ong
them is VIM. Hunter lie ssys be i
"A desert r from the 10Th Louls ana regi-
m+nt He represents that the pcopc o.
Richmond, which place he left las,
week, were much frigh cne.', fearing nj
attack, and the citizens were being
armed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
PRO IRA n uE uF TtlE DAY.

BELLS will be targ nnd osnnon fred for hour
nt Sunisr, nooD sba -unset
Ihs proccss,on III form at o'co X as follows !
A's,s'ant natshals and ads will ronJczsoas ut
Mutnpo itan blu,k
1hr Ia talon oi Infantry from Camp McCle-
Ian rih sd" "t hast Second street ii bt resting
on Br1dy street
Tho Davenport Fire comp,nic. at the ferry
landing, meeting the Rock Island oonpa MES aud
ercoiting them throagh Front I. Brady street.
t,ere g,s'ng them tn advance, forming On east
side brady s'rcct. light resung ON south SIDE East
SECOND st,set
The Ci,y Government will meet In the fics ef
tho Hoard Of ENROLMENT, Me,rop,li'an Biloxi
Tho County officers will meet in tho offics af
tho f'ov"st mnr.bRl. Metropolitan Block
The Turner societies on wes' side brady street,
night resting on south side Fast Second aueot.
tho Rocs l-iand society taking the advance.
Tho Gornan Mechanics Soc,ety gu west side
Brady street, right resting north eide Last 90
oDd stroot
MnnDsrcbor and Musical toc ties on east side
Brady street. nht resting on north eide ksst Seq
ond -ttest
Masonic Lodges on south side East Second 81.
east Of Metropolitan block
Odd Follows Losge- on south side East Seconl
strtet west Of Terry strs.t.
sons OF rempcran,e on Gas, side Brady street,
south corner of Third street..
Good fomrlsrs on west side brady street, south
rornct of Third street.
Davenport ity Guar 10 on south aide Eat SEQ
ons street, right resting east Of metropolitan
II ook.
seventh Iowa Cavalry on north eide East Sec
ond street, right resting on Perry street
itEsBs on svul side East Second street east
oi Perry street
Tho procession will move pooctu II y at O'Clock
from Metropolitan Kluck on tss, Second rtieet 10
''sines, Gaines to ihifj, 1hri 10 Is ATTY, brady TO
Fourrcoatb Fourteenth 10 tho Fair gr unds and
nrDmnd the cvurse moving nor fr IN u o gates
AZ or having tarssd ep.ieiy around tho c'ur.e,
th. proc siiop will di-petro, Assist.bt Msrshals
and AIDS having leave 10 withdraw after repairing
to Tho Chiof Marshal
Tb. children OF tho public, private ard = b.
bath schools ~i mes- nt tho Fair grounds at y
O'Clock and on the approach Of ths procession will
! torm
GRAND GORDON OF HONOR,
under the direction Of an Assistant Marshal, (the
the aide. through which lines The entire pro-
cession will pass.
No pcr-ons s~yo tho children. tearhevs and la
lies wall b. admitted thc grounds until the pro-
co. sion shs II have ps.sst through Tho Y ,tss.
At IN Fair grounds an UKArIos viii be dsiv-
eted bv the Rev tioratio n. Powers and the bro
LAHATIoS oF I-DkrXsDsNoK will 70 read BY 4 b.
Covk, tfq.
~ evening there will bs grand displsy of
FiNrwoRK, Signal rockets will be sent up at
dusk.
Fire balloons will be sent up and the festiviiies
Of III, d.y will conc ude with = GssEEAL fLLrHi-
sArros ~ rag ,ITr, in which ell oit!IeLs are to-
quested 10 join.
Chiof Mar. hal n the day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
GETTY sBuRG, Pa, July

There has been heavy engagement
since Q this A. NJ. between the rel.eIs
under Longstreet and Hill and the lst
AID llth corps undrr Gems. Reyncli.
and Meade. The locality is beyond
Gettysburg, on the ChsmbeIsborg pike.
Portions OF the fight have been very Sc
we're and attend d with heavy loss.-
Thus far the enemy has been successful
ly resisted by the two corp. mentioned,
and the Sd aud 18th are now conf, &
up.
Msj. Gen. Reynolds wss mortally
wounded, and has since died.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
GRAND DISPLAY OF FlRENORkS
ANUAN
ILLUMINATION OF tn; CITY.
ORDER or RECESSION

onpEA VT IhOSESSION
Aid, thief Marsh.i, AID
Brgadier Gcncrai u h Rohcrts and Stan
Colonel " liam ~ G,ier and tsf
Major Ihos. Duncan aud = aH,
Strasrers i'and
battalion OF infantry i'om Camp MeCellsn, un.
der eomnand Of Captain X 81 li,ti~r
D,scharged aud COnvciescent soldiers.
Aid. Marsbal. Aid
Orator Of tho Day AMI header of tho Declaration
Of independence,
Aid, Msnhal, Aid
Chiefs ani Assistant Engineers Of tho kock H.
land a1i iiavsnport,
Fire Companies iTam y. Ok Islard
Fire Companies from Davenport.
Aid. Marshal, Aid
HE Honor the Mayor ard ths City Council Of
h,oh leland,
His Honor tho Mayor aud tho City Council OF
Moline,
His Honor tho Mayor aid tho City Council Of
Davenport.
Ofoots Of Rock issn nd County
Officers Of Scott County.
Aid Marshal, Aid,
6erman Turner's Soolety from Rock Island,
German Tu ncrs Society from bayeni ort,
German Meehanlcs' =, ce,y,
Manncrchor and Musical -ooietie..
Aid, AiarshaI, Aid
Masonic Lodge frsp Rock IsInnd,
Masonic l"sss .: "a s.hpor,.
IkusrsNpGkr oi DsH ~ opD "a. Lows.
Lodges from Rock land,
L,ixe from Davenport,
Sons %, Tempefence,
Good Tcmplor.,
Davenport Cny Guards, under command
ef Captain W w. Channot,
Seventh Iowa Cav.lry, under command VI Major
II II Heath.
Aid, Marsha, Aid,
citixs0a on foot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
PuiLADtIruIA. July Q


The Press has the folio Ain, f.om Co.
umbia, Pa, 1t,
The 9th n. T., lst W.. Ist Va. and
~ h Pa. cavalry regiments loft Frede.
rick Saturday, moved f,rward to Hano-
yer and arrived there Tuesday morning,
when they were charged upon in the
rear by >iuart's cav-lry about 5000
strong. Tho nalionaI forces numbered
800. The battle comrcnc Il at 0
A. NJ. and coo;inued IN il 7 = NJ. The
co test was a succession Of charges, re,
charge, advances and rcpnlses. Our
troops fought desperately. We captured
all tho Il ;. Z. regiment except ID r,b
els, and took abon' go prisoners. A
piece oI srt'llery belong ng TO tho lst
). {. is among the trophies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

A CAPITAL IDEA.-At the meeting Of
the Council isst evening AID. Clsusssn offered
. resolution. shieh vas adopted. inssractiag
che Ordinance Committee TO present an ordi-
nance q the next meeting 81 the Council pro-
vidiog for psyiog interest on city orders at the
rate Vt elk per cent sod charging interest st
the rate Of ten per cent. We have many
times urged the adoption Of sn srdinsncs con-
tsioiog similsr provisions. and vs are glad the
Ceuoeil has at last como 70 . rsaI'sing sense OF
tts necessity. Il viii have the effect TO brioe
city ords-, up to . rsspsetabis ngurs oh r.
they have DOT been for . long time past. and
sil hurry ap dsl,nqasots 10 the psymsos OF
their tasss Heretofore tsxss have not ossn
paid 70 any great extent until fss d.ys b.
fore the ssl.. the expenses Of sd'sr'is'os not
being con .idsr.d - offset Let - hsvs tas
eetisasss by sN assss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

MltE ITEMS.
Thursday, July 2.
ARRIvGD.
kArs CAssRL. h. w. Davis, hoptrose.
JAAss MEAhs, Z cree, Dubuque.
DEPARTKD
BILL HENDERSON Rho, o.. dubuque
AArs CAssKL, Is. W. DAVIS, N.p,roee
During tho low water season tho hour fer de-
parture OF tho Rapids Pacssts, tho Kate Cassel
and Jennie Whipple, will be 10 O'Clock .. m.
BoAis LKAvIN6 TO MORROW.
Tho mail and passenger packet James Means,
Captain Pierce. will depar, for Dubuque and way
points Monday morning K. A. Pretiymas
agent.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whippls
Captain Campbell. will depart for Ksokuk and
intermediate landings tomorrow morning. Lem
ael Parkhurst In the ofice. Il. A. Tieboip. agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

Dog OWNERS, your stock ls in danger
Of departing this i's on exceedingly short no.
tioe. MSrshal Mssos hss Issued he procIan.-
tion sst ing forth his obligations to carry out
the ls~s Of the city. and one Of them ~xprsss.
ly instruc.s him to put an end to the earth; y
career Ofsny canine found ruubiog ~ lar. .
withsut . we'll secured mouth The work II
annihilstion viii commeLce st once. aid you
gill do we'll to zee to it that your dogs are %
the exemption list.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
NKw ioKK, July 2.
The World has the flI,wng
HEApaUARrHRs ARMY OF P.ToMAo. !

The World has III. fyll,w,ng
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or PoToMAo.
July Il
Reports from Sbarpsburg state that "a
large iorce OF rebels Gro sed the Poto-
mac vt that point dur ng the last few
days, and pushed on io~atds Is onsbnro.
South Mountain remains in pos session
Of the rebels. The rebels occupied West
munster yesterday, The home guards
offered r,s,tal &c and lost a nun.er Of
men.
Se.g'. Cline, Of ID Ind. cavalry, WITH
. men made dash mo lIarrsb urg, cap
turing n valuable rebel mail nni II pr :.
oneis. The letters were Of great im.
poriance and furnished much desirable
information.
The XerdWs Washington special
states that Spprehcns ons are entertained
fhat Lees army my tax, limo oi re-
treat { ON Mar, la.d aud reach Wash
ngton before II can be by tie Union
army. Grcat c tntide.ec il expressed In
Gen. Mead, aud il j, hoped he will st Ike
ha rebel army on the flank and destroy
II bcf' re II can possibly 'ercat.
I'le.santon Intercepted portion Of
Stnaft's 'avxlry and cariu, ed all thotu
plies s,i1ed by him in h 7, cent raid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
LaNcAtTgR, Pa July /

Nothirg new here Col. Frank in has
communication with our forces vt Me
Calls Ferry and Peach Bottom by a line
of courlcrs. The last message, r cclv,d
at zen o'clock TO night says no hing has
been seen Of rctcl forces N that vlcluity.
There IL a vague rumor that the r~bc 5
are ADAM at York, but it is not lcl able.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
IlARn,sBuno, July /, Midnight.

II" 's't ~ ''V' ""1y n "'T3F' F7Ft'
The hcsvy firing That WAS heard n the
di ection OF Carlisle has now cc,scd. 1t
is believed the rebels have made an at
,ack on the iorces be on,ng to thus do
pa tment between Mechauicsylle and
Carlisle.
IL Is believed hero that l. e's head
quarters are at Dover, York county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

THALIA GARDEN ON THE FoUnTn.-
Ar Msr.sn 10 oIsk'ng prsp.rstions for having
hig time at his place on the Fourth Th+
Garden will be thrown open to the public dur
log the entire day. 10 the evening there w,ll
be grand Illumination and ball 10 after.
noon and evening. See advsriisemsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

BAI1IMoRE. July =

Nothing from Gettysburg additional
to that contained in the special to the
n. y. Times, sent this morning.
Gen. Reynolds, mo'tnlly wounded in
the fight near Get ysbarg, has arrived in
this cite.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

CoRSs, WARTS, BuSIoNs, INGRowING
EAILs. &o.-Dr. Wm. Freeman, the celebrated
Surgeon Chiropodist. has arrived .. the Bur.
tis House. and CO be consulted at room No
80. until July 4h. Those sff ctsd with an,
Of tie above comp'sints should give him .
call Juue 20. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

RARE CHANCE. One OF the best ga
looms In the city for sale chssp. nov doing >
good business. good reasons given for selling
out. Aiso u large stock 4 vines and liquor.
st cost prizes obe yesr ago. Inquire a. th.
Chicago Ale aud Oyster House. Brady s.rse.
oppvsits the Post Uffiss
BARBER 4 Noarn. Agents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

Now 10 the time to invest money at
great profit at WsdsWer,hs He stock .
semplsts. and the people are alssys pleased
WITH his stylss and pr,ess
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

PERsoSAL.-J. A. Buchanan, E.q (,
formerly si Davenport, nov . lesd,sg Il orney
in St. Louis. 10 10 town spending few day
with his frisA ads
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

CAPT. DwIGHr received yesterday
from st. Louis. per steamer Pembi.a, ffty
thousand r.tions for the troops 10 this vicini-
~ scd the lodian prisoners 81 Camp MeClel-
Ian. Hs has stored them In Forests Block
on Perry street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

Tue GREAT ExcURsION.-This mora
Ing our olty vas ovs'fossd by an m.nsns.
thrSng of tho ctiz-us Of L. Sale county. H.,
out 90 pleasure bent The excursion vss got.
ten up under the auspices of the Soldiers A,d
Sooiety II O.tssA. About 5000 tioke etc ser-
sold b. fore the train started. The tickets
we're placed At 81 so. and the Society p.y.
the Railroad Compsny :, 900 for the oars
Refreshm ut O. . we're attached to the train.
10 which oil kinds OF luxuries aud substsntisls
we're d,spos.d Of st good round prices. Feon,
what ~ could gather. Ne should say the So
out Of the excursion. . very nice little sun
for the relief Of our brave boys in the field
h"sp'tsls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

DowS, DowN.-Tnc penp'e arc rush.
ing to whisisrs and carrying away a,m.full
OF he shssp sunm goods. which he 70 clos
Ing cot At reduced prisss to make room for
bic iuil stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

The BLACK SWAN will give one Grand
Concsr. in Iowa Guy on Friday night. Our
frisnds out In that region will Of cour.s see to
II that 80 dessrvia. an aetist 10 wall received
and Gro wdsd hose grssts her.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

ENRoILME>T.-The returns from Z es.
meiDss EQUITY. nov on file 1t the Provost
A.rshal's Office. show the militia force to Ls
36S6 city u Burlington 9ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
HA RIsn,,Ra, july

ia KlhHtH' july a.
The last of the rebels lift Ca Lille yes
tcrday morning. The wn wa4 .ccu
pied in the afternoon by port of onr
i.nccs uud-r Gen Smith. AT five o'cl'k
large force of rebel cavalry appear i
and sent flag Of truce demanding the
surrender, which was refused The rcb-
els opened on the town with artillery,
which was promptly replied 10. Firing
continued at intervals until ten O'Clock
TIC rcLcls burnt the halrack-, ras works
and one dwell ng. Ma buildings also
suffered from tho rebel artillery.
When the rebels opened fire there wa.
great excitement among the ell zens-
women and children fled ia all directions.
cur loss wa. 3 killed and | wounded
Rebel Loss unknown.
Previous 10 their retirement the rebels
scnt IN another flag Of i,ucc t. leave, NJ
they intend d to renew the attack next
day.
This morning rebel pickets are again
n sight. Up To noon no news was re
c"iAed OF Il renewal Of the attack. No
news from any quarter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
% e. q . y T. 4 R +.

PoR rHE WEEK ENDING JUNK 2s. 1868,
u Archaeological observations. under.he direction
~ The SmahSoa.dn Inst .fution. made AZ y,.ismaid
college, ~ "h r. DrswoopY, Latitude, Al. 80:
AorM Longitude, 1897 HeM; He,ghtabOus sht
sea, 737 feef
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

WANTED. A good girl to do general
homework. Niue, understand her Lus,ns :
thoroughly. Apply st this .fiss II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

EVERY desori pt'on OF BASKETS at
at Grssues. Wholesale and retail Cheap /.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

Summer hats cheaper than ever a,
fa'rsnds. CAL and n,aks your ssleotio .
while there 10 q chance left
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
DEMOCRAT & NEWS,

3. n. PsrTsHoLL Co, No. 81 Park Row, New York
And state street. Boston, agents those cities
and authorised ~ take advertisements and subscrp
tions for at lowest rates.
c. II. BcnvsH e3 Dearborn street, Chicago il author.
sed to receive advertisements for this paper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
THE CITY.
GET YOUR FIRE WORKS AT GREENES

II you want genuine sewing ma.
chine thst sevsr gets out Vi repair get singers.
r Nrsuss. agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

CAlL At GRK4NE'- for your oranges,
lemons. iates, 64s nut rAis,Ds. candies. etc.
for the Fourth. Hs has tho best 10 IN ,rket.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02
n q. .ssssv Al.
Jos e Pm WIS ZlER,

IIAS REMOVED To SECOND STREET. BF.
IL tween Warren and Vino. where he will be
pl sssed 70 ace his old Gust ners and mako new
friends The bsst brushes in the market con
s,andy 0. hand or Manufactured TO srdcr.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-02

Call Quicx.-The puhlc esgeraess
TO empty Smiths store Of It's contents IL MOI,
marvellous. when the beauty and hts great Va.
riety Of GUNNER hats are taken into conside-
ration. Cool and collected the halter vav,hss
the doings Of his custonsrs with eompacsn.
cy that looks - though he rather approves II
their proceedings. Decidedly Smith's. oppo-
cite the LsClsits House, 10 . universally poIu
lar establishment.