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The New York herald., 1863-06-27

infringement of Mr. Collins rights In The Dukees
euisd. suited y "-'''''' '' '' WILLIAM coILISs, 1ssai.
TANE ENGLIsHs THEATRE.
$ys yns S sssSAT Shr s rAsIs rsss
WIVES SEATS sfG1sED EsneI 5 me Day. Or AR
WIVES Mile. MARIE and Acoustic, the OF PARIS
%IyEs yEs EVERY RSfSIsa OF Tan FASs FHSIs
WIVES And wednesdag Saturday afternoons o. bA.IS
WIVES emotional senssu"nal. local Comedy q, PARIS
WIVES WIVES WIVES ssed 81 'fs FAnrs q PAsII PAsIs.
wives BELLIES OF 9t s"pRE 5"h DAME: 9ss sHsIs
wives Scenery s'D Dresses Snd Approximately & Paris
WIVES WIVES FULL '''fsE fEsIs us IfF.i@aa DE%aAo g
$$Es ss$t S$rssg e Es$Is
WIVES ANGELO in rs rs - lrssl act Of zs@psl. & P9sis
$E$Es ''EE MEN rApFS s$$ss eaS5lH as5
%ys Sv%E AND an psXSa1 epoupnss
WIVES WIVES and Dancing psntasG.s arranged 9y paRs
yHs %ys c.mssss i ~ Al Sh% Sa1 a1SnDr g sAs
WIVES WIVES WIVES IvR&s 81 oS 'Ss PaR1s Of ANS
ean
yds
.Ss'$ ;Ss$ s$$ sssss..
MArISsEs RlssfNtsEY EvEEY
Weuhesoay an" apturu"! e'eonoou.
Fox's OLD BowERY THEATRE.
s!ss assl4 stssE ssEhsfF HfFqazas BIG.
owing 70 the dT1siE S'sSs =, = S'{f Apnsslos
MSS $SSEi ;s; y siHE.''
alias the MF ~ sRSwsE ssy,sE
DANCE. DifMB Bot;Y OF MAScHEsfER.
Tn Tom the pn%D Boy MISS fsnnT frros aos
Jane "'''''' '''''' FELLOWS DREAM, '' " -
JACK sHEprARD IN FRANCE
Jack Sheppard MI"S y rns
Joe Bueskin.. =. n roa
DARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GENERAL ToM THUMB,
Lifft@ Late safr as. LAvrNIA WARREN;
cohSopoRE MUTT,
MINNIE WARREN,
r6TsTa OUR Sa'f5PSfd 81 SSLY IN s"a asEseA
KraAhs sf n AT nffSsi Tsh 'SfIH MUSEUM ig
III after svhiY iHsi EsrSS SSksisG SSetT' n O'CLOCK
4.
ssrss'Sa Fairies o,FosSt,. Win Gem Mutt; Sspo
" s efn mse Ie me s
rSrnP PSsns Ho" and ssr @ ahs so the
TlaSs Ss' 1 s'sp ERs
ls 70 Ps rn Ee ar
sSss Com SaS MINNIE Msfs" y 4:
sopg, Com Nuu' NsPGlso9 s o1r zen rdfp Ton thumb A
gs,hs whole four new Ss,t, prepared expressly Tor
s,ar Bear Living AnaCondas Wax Fsurss, and million
'"'' THE SPLENDID AM roSuLAa DRAMA
DUKES DEVICE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

AsroHIsasp -Dowa G4st chaps get
their eyes opeosd shss shes ssos - Wssk
they ossi 70 get THAR pssksss blsd ssss 10
. while. bas that Vas lsdg tias ago when
ssssy one owned bsak. sed wAss . man
vss not sdmitssd isto good sseissy uolssa be
hsd city (oe p.psr) s.ssS6t away 10 bic
osssss pocket. Thoss vsss spsey times bu,
tssy have gone to the dogs. - more heal
t,y and rational sssss sf s6siSs q In vsxus.-
We ssw 90 astonished sooi , ssssrdsy. us had
arrived iron The Esss short aias before and
had ssvsr been vss. Of shs Ha1soo Ill sow.-
o. Saturday noraiog be vest eat Into ~
souotry % the Allss's Grove nesd. He trav-
sied thirty miles. vish al hasav hs ~ss -
sesishsd. Sssh farms. sash -iapd and sseh .
prospsssl Bat The slimss = oil vAs the
loaded farn wagons. h. ssenres - that
within tbs distance Of tyssty oil~ he sosss.
ID 3ll issdsd4ssws soussx q Dzvsspest -
He ssys this wosld drsin au entire township
dsvn 10 New Hsms .iss-ehiidres pigs and sll
snd inooesusly asks II such lots Of wagons
eoos in every week !? We advised hin &c
wait aud zee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

MORE CARs WANTED.-Grain mer-
chants are clamorous for more freight fasilitiss
The rolling stock Of both roads 10 10 sonstsDs
sctivs'use, but they do not Gil the bill By cen.
siderable. The G 4 R. I. Road could fad sm-
ploymens for fifty additional sars oil tAs time.
We understand the shops Of the company in
Chicago are turning them out ~ fast ~ poeei.
bls yet there is . call for more. The grain,
business on both roads this fall VII pc perfect.
IL huge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

GOLD II Scorr CoUHrY.-The seekers
after gol6 10 the mine need not look any for
ther than Scott county. One farmer 10 THE
county has been digging 10 his 6sld since last
sprisg. under ths Impression that there was
the real yellow metal there. after weeks Of
toll he socsssdsd in striking . lead. He 10
nov bringing upths nuegets" very fact.
. large load Of which be briggs In every day.
He Ass already realized over . thousand dol
lsrs. ssd the lead yet holds out The ere has
. very sish appearance. And has . strong smell
Of exiossi Others ere doing the came thiox.
and ali agree ths. they never want to do any
better.
DscuSED.-Mr. Wade caunot permit
his ssus 70 bs used oa the rspubiisas ticket
william 10 ssssibIs. He 10 yosng osn yet,
ssd naturally hes cone aspirations. Rssnise
" oliss on . abolitios ticket Would b the
G, Ut stsp tsvards degradation and one which
would easss hiu many sore regrets II sisss
yssrs. HE pradesss In dsslisisg the elIsr Il
soa Usndsbis. He ~as pas % b.sasss hs
wss .,sss ~ der. end through hsa The oa-
ksrs % che tisket hoped y derive ssaBs,sst
ssrsseth - Ulsss the tistss Assssd 70 veel
bsslssa sseassosats. Wiliiao. asA sshse
oisases sssise Me-. ssassss shsa ssA"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

ABOUT FACE.-The weather 10 vari
Gus and uniqu-. Two CT thr.e weeks sgo
ss had November weather. The people
rushed to the clothing stores for winter gar
uents the stove trade fourished even fuI
goods found ready sale. and winter vss sup
posed to be 90 hand sure enough There 10 Z
change. and now We are having charming
August westher-too warm for fall clothing
or extra free. 50 We 60.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
WHAT THE LADIES WAxr.-Mers

WHAr THE LADIES WAxT.-Merse-
back 4 Rutenbeck have just received . 6ns
lot Of ladies heavy leather travelling bsg., ss
the nsatsst pattern and Of mot durable qnal-
itv-ths best ever offered 10 this city. Alec
money bsss-vsry nice: ladies poke cut
lery, gold plated hair combs. geld and silver
thimb e.. and the choicest Jswslry sstts ever
opened 10 this city. The ladies ere invited T.
nurchsse or not.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

TaE REsULTs.-The result Of the ef-
forts Of the irsis growers of this eoaosy are
gestiog to be most satisfactory. We know of
'~rmsrs 10 this county whe have large farms
and thrifty little orchsrds. grape les and
strawbsrry beds. who have actually made
more clesr profit fr, N frnit than from their
broad acres Of wheat. corn. and oass-alI put
together. Ought this not to be % encourage
m Mt Ought it not to induce others to place
less dependence upon the cereal crops and t.
pay moro attention 10 other crops. which
pay better and which make the farm n ore
stiraetive. Piow Up . piece Of prairie. fence
it 10 end take ten crops from It and the land
itself 10 worth less than at the bsgioniog, -
farming goes. Blu. let the farmer be rai.ing
. nice fruit orchard during that time aud the
real estate value of,he ground occupied, in
cresssd fifty fold An orchard l. . permanent
improv veuent and 10 the best Investment that
. farmer can make. Every farmer 10 the
county should make an effort to raise good
orchard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

THE farmers of Scott county will al
prising all articles they may Want in that line
at Kehos & Carharts. opposite the LeClaire
House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

"M1LrrARY."-Fali in, gentlemen, and
leave your measure tor one Of thos fret class
uniforms got up at SIN. Psrry's. No. As, Bra
dy Street, opposite the Poet Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

GREAT FuN.-The play to night at
7sss.ssssropolssu rhsstrs - '-fsssr,but,on" and
the after piece Rough Diamond" in which
Virgins convulses the audience. with bis
grotesque performances - "Cousin Jo." Mrs
Day appssrs to fine lvan,sgss - "Aargsry"
lfyou want some fun 60 to night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

Hats, Caps and Furs at wholesale and
ret all at F.rrsnd's-al the time-for sale
10 y and perfect satisfacti OF warranted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

DEcL1NEs.-Onr friend Walter Kelly,
declines the nomination ~ candidate for one
Of the Township Trustees. He is Obliged to
the Convention for the honor conferred, and
would heartily . cept the position and per.
form the duties thsr eof to the best Of his abii-
ty, but, he has really not time to attend to
them % they should be, 10 Gaze Of his election
which, Of course. he considers morally csr-
taic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
The Sisters Of Charity

WlSh TO INFORM rhg CITlZErS OF
w Davenport and the psblis gsss1ally tAas
they have removed sheir Board'ne Rehool sre0
the Academy Of the mmaeulsts G. - ,psiea 9
the Building generally knows - ..6aeroat'o
aosss," on Brady street between EiehtS ~
Ninth. whore they are nov prepared 8 reeeiVe
pupils. either - boardsfs Half -Boee6ess, . ~
Oay school for the accom- nod ation q these VIE
wish to avail themselves ttsIO Z.
Ihe course Of instruct . will eompeise. @
formerly. oil that constitutes good kuelish q.
acation, French ana 0srman Languaes uueie
on the Harp. Piano. Guitar and Dufeimsr. DrsV.
my. PAintis on vi, ard atse. Oolors Plain 80
OrDamsstAl Needle Work.
Terms cont'nse - hsrstofore. but psymsnts
must bs made IN advance, asd from Mis rsis tlsrs
Tho Unitorm now adopted consists Of = dark
bus mefino oress. black silk 0Aribsldi vaiee.
black straw hat. brown veil asd white collar. -
ne same Tor Summer. but Of lighter material.
and white straw hat.
Further information can bs obtained q The
Academy, or ct the schools attached 70 a. AZ.
fhonys sni Ste. Marsuerits's Churches.
DAVENPORT. september -, 1858 I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

Krause has the best cutter in the city
and bis name Is Jerry. He can 6t clothes to
any usan's figure in the greatest agony,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

Qua BRlDGE The Bridge from R I. ehore to
.nis week. II is good substantial pi.co Of
work to oil appearance ard comes fully up to
speci6catiene.-i. I. Union.
How 10 the communication between Wilson's
leland and Rock leland
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
TERMS or ADVERTISING IN DAILY.
oHB s0UARs % SwsLvB LiHss o. ~


For half square, two-thirds Of th abov
Business Cards not to exceed lisss. sls % ps.
For sach change an additional sharesof Is Secnt
ose square will Be made.
Large Eats charged double the same dirsnsiss
Il typs.
Yearly advertising contracts will be undssstoo
10 apply strictly TO the immediate business Of the
1Ssrtssf and all other advertisements sent in BY
tie alvert,ser will be charged extra.
Advertisoments not accompanied with instrut-
lions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
sordingly.
Editorial notices charged for At the rate Of IL
ssnts pcr limo, or eight words, and special notice
st 10 cents pcr line, or 50 cents line per week.
All notices tor religious and benevolent pu
poses Of any kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announce osnts OF marriages soc
desths, oh aseed IS cents per 7ss -tion.
Advertise 70 euts from abr ut be paid for
sMvavso6sy sn sdeanss, q les4 from approved
Consrscss for ysarly advertising tsrminls :
the orsion Of advertisers, they paying an advance
ment Of Is per ceat. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matte Z
Viper cent. ~dvauco ON the above rates, and key I
IN lst I'd pages, IS per cent. advance regular
pates.
Ailtransisnt advertisements must be paid for n
advance.
Advertisements inserted In weekly On rsssops
RICHARDSON / BURDlTT
G.ZErTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

RExovED.-The military goods form
erly kept at No Z East Sec nd street Hin Q
Rloes. have been removed to the M-rwin
Block Perry street. between Third and Fourth
atroAta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

Wsdswo, th invites the wives of farm
era to call and Inspect his superior drsss end
domestic goods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

(oMMurRE MEETING.-We are re-
ques,sd TO cali . meeting of the Democ cratic
Count. Central Committee at the Office o
P.rk er 4 Edwsrds on Saturday next. at tve
o'clock. A full attendance 10 earnestly ssIicit'
ed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

BRusBxs.-..rhe place to buy brushes
Of every k,od.fro % the coarssst to the finest
toilet brushes 10 at Bsilord's
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

THEY ARE WANrED.-There is great
demand for thirty or forty good dwelling
houses in our city nor and The inquiry is
constantly increasing Asy man who hiss the
capi.s can easily make it earn from fifteen to
twenty cen. per year in building dwelling
houses to re t. Our city 10 fast Increasing IN
month uu.il there 10 nothing 10 the share ci
Of good eligible dwelling houses left for rent.
It is very unusual condition Tor Davenport
to be in, but it 10 80 neverthei, s. One would.
naturally think that the great number o.
dwellings that are going up this season would
81 ply the Land. but -uch is not the case.
Who will take hold Of the work and give % .
lift in dwelling houssa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

Wars The MATTER.-Tbe Goth.
aern" are too much for The radicals, end hold
them 10 check at every point. We sdvise
brother Stibolt to bust up that radical Soci ~
end les the CIaussen clique have it all their
own way. What 10 the use Of being G eged
way. Don't imagiIs that the democracy want
any help from that movement. They 60 for
principle, not for spoils.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Oaily Report.
OppICs OF fHB Dss. Z NRws,(
Mooday kvs., sept mber 20. I
FLouR-Wholesale, &4.sO0520; retail, $3.50,
@t.6u. Shipments 30O bbls.
wasAr s5G9oc. Receipts, 2,ss1 bush. Ship
msnts 1850 bush.
BARLsr-Activs At 1oo@lo7. Receipts, 7,l5o
bush shipment 4454 bu.
CoRN-NDm nal 1t 500.
OArs- 45 GAO. Receipts, 3,l15bush.
Onions Active as 85c. Receipts ,O5e bu.
PorAross-4O05oc.
New 4 ORR Aaewos.
NBw Youg. Septeuber -.
FL0UR-Aafket 6(015c better. IS 65l6 95 extra
state /; 46.10@e 80 X. H.
WHRAf-Malkot little better. l0<o0e1.O for
Spring. 2504l 20 il.Club. 81. .23xDl.S1 Winter
Red.
CoaN-67@s8s.
UArs 30 better. e6@7sKc.
Wnl0KY-51k.
New York stock Aarket.
NBw Yoex, September -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

CHANGED HAkDs-We lean that
. bntcher. by trade. has purchased the Finley
place on the extreme west corporation Limit
Of this city, together with all the Sppurtensn.
css thereunto belonging. The extensive nur-
.sry and eeed buriuess there will be cCndu ci
cd by Charles Weetphal. whe has bad the
place In hands for some time. Fruit trees can
be had there Of every variety very cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

Stripe {, figured and plain alpacae, EN-.
press eloths, oIoaks. trimmings etc.. ehssp d
Whisler's
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
TO-i)AY'S IT'S.
AAoUoeMeNTo.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE
l..sses.:: ..Ns-srs BEBsLAU and Los0
oee.s AAnager.... -...........J. II. BRowAB
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 39ra.
The NV Plav Of
RETREBUTlON.
During the plAy will b fsashta
I'll RlLLIu0 DUEL.
After shieh the ever lsagssbis
kSsgSh Dt1ne O1ea.

w. wIGGISS,
MkS =. II. DAY,
Supported BY the company.
Doon open - 7x 70 conmsnos at o'clock
= Dssee slreses - sests H4naesee, 6 sests
Private 6oxes, -. Sssts can Sc secured from Z
till P. H., as tho sbose prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furois he'd At ehort notice BY Esskins. st No. ;
West ocOnd street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

u. II EINZ,
GENERAL Pr OnUCE + COM MISAION n
NDE lOz a NT,
No. 4, Bur row.' Block. Levee.
DAYS HIGH EST CASH PRICE FOR ALL
i kinds cOuat ~ produce butter and esgs.-
Boat Stores als ays on hand. Buys and sells Pro-
duce on comm' ssion. m,29-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
The DAily Deascrat and News,
N,c4ARosoV = suaoiTT.

]. J. RlCHARDSUN........ W. BURD1TT.
Ws NE aadsrstgasd sgrss to the toiiovin,
T8RMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS:
OAlLY.-lS ososs per wssk,p Is able TO 9 ssii -.
Mali aad psss-oAcs subscribsrs, 81, 90 per san -,
payable In advance.
WsssLy.-Ss,e0 pse annum. In sdvaass.
TERMS or ADvRRTlSIN0 IN DAILY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

TcsssDe fov. AaSe.

A SPAN OF WELL MATChED HORSES.
suitable for any service desire with harnesses
.nd cAtfisge. At 2 reas1nabls prize. Esquire at
the Davenport Hotei. soils d,f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

NE GINNANe
Family Grocer.
X EEPS CONS TAN sly ON HAND A CHOICE
IA stock Of family Groceries. Of ali kinds,
which he ole IS at the lowest prices also
FOT31 1EIo UoR0
for medical purposes, which have been .elecsed
especially for this market. He 'licits . full
share OF patronage. Call and Examine goods . I'D
prices. my23-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29
]. .CARTW RlHT.

MANUFAC AND BEE AIRS
GIN II e E1l.AA 4 II AR ASOl.S.
MN AT SHORT NOTICE, Ant ON MOST
vY reasonable terms Old or ds maged Um-
brellas and Parasols made good as new.
No. 1O0 Brady 81, Betwee 4th Il 5ih.
DAvRNP Rr, IOWA. my2O dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

OGlLvE HOUo&s
J. 0ILL8f,. PnorAUr0R rnouTM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-29

jan g. n A 90l0ON
|ANILY GROCER; KEhPS CONSTANTLY
q sand tbe best quality of Provisieas, Hel-
Var, Kesoesos OH. ste.
Dsssd stssse, bsswssa psady aal Perry, d.
kore r~stA-ND
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-30

Grand Raid OF the I4th michigan.
A citizen Of Hickman county informs
US that a recent raid Of battalion Of
the 18th Michigan Mounted Rifles struck
terror into the hearts Of the guerrillas
and thieving bands that nfest that and
adjoining counties. The Federals, he
says, were in mmand Of Major Fitz-
gibbon, and were reputed to be eight hun
bred strong by the fleeing enemy. Our
informant was conscripted the day before
tho Federals came, but in their haste 10
get away from the terrible Yankees, his
captors left him to take care Of himself.
Col. Duncan Cooper, successor TO Dick
Mccain, sent word to the Federals that
he would fight them at Bigby River, but
though the FederAls numbered but eigh-
ty, and Cooper had nearly three hundred,
he fled at the first fire, leaving three of
his men prisoners. The pursuit was
rapid and exciting, the Federals keeping
close on their heels for twelve miles,
through mountain deiiles and ravines,
till they reached Centerville, when Coop
er, finding himself sorely pressed, had
his force scattered in all directions to
avoid death or capture. Cooper himself
went ten miles further before be halted d.
The Federal commander then headed to
the east, and, striking in the rear Of
Mount Pleasant the morning following
routed the commands of Captains Viii.
liams and Barnes, Of Bifile's regiment,
capturing thirteen, killing two, and
wounding one, without the injury of man
or horse to himself. The FederAls de-
stToyed tannery and its contents, used
by the rebels at Bigbyville.
To give an idea of the terror our force
inspired, our informant says that he had
heard Major Fitzgibbon's command es-
timated at fifteen hundred. Our force
carried neither blankets nor rations, but
lived upon prominent rebels. They were
we'll mounted, and looked the manifest
and healthiest set Of fellows that eVeI
visited that part of Dixie.
We are proud and glad that such iV
Colonel as Henry r. Miner is in com
mAnd of such an important post as Co
lumbia, and under his directions we ar
sure the 14th Michigan will give ittl
rest to guerrillas in Maury, Hickman
Giles and Lawrence counties.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-30


NEW THEATRE-MIss LAURA KEEEE- -
The benefit of Miss Keene will take
place this evening, upon which occasion
will be presented for the fret time here,
the famous comedy Of "0ur American
Cousin" originally produced at Miss
KS theatre, New York, and which ran for
over four hundred nights, as we are in
formed, without intermission. Several
Of the artists who were the originals of
the characters they then represented,
will now also appear, namely--Messrs.
Peters, Leyick and Wolcot. The other
characters are filed by Mr.. Aliens tall
ented company. The entertainments
close with "The Pleasant Neighbor. /"
Mas Keene's engagement is limited to
a few nights more. No one should miss
the opportunity of seeing her. We be-
speak for her substantial benefit this
evening.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-30
AHshriIIe Aniuu.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. 80, 1868.


Taking advantage Of a leisure moment
yesterday, we paid visit to the store OF
y.,srs CAMERON, KSIoHT & Co., corner
- ns.derick street and the public square.
mh;. establishment lie now one Of the
100, populur aud fashionable resorts Of
,,Jies wishing to supply themselves with
h.,u,i(ul and elegant dress goods; and
a ia but natural that this should be
,hs o,se. Mr.. Cameron, the senior part
10, IA an old merchant, who has had ex-
,ensive experience in the wholesale bust
ness in New York, and is an excellent
iodgo of goods but he is also an artist
80 extraordinary skill and cultivated
,,s,e--a landscape and portrait painter,
almost unriraled--which adds eminent
" 10 the advantages he possesses in the
selection Of his goods. This is evidenced
IN the beautiful combination OF colors,
and the richness and elegance Of the
goods be has selected for the gentler sex.
An old poet in The simplicity of his
nature left on record the opinion that
,,p.,u,y needs not the foreign aid OF ornament
Bgt 4, when unadorned, adorned the most
This is q very pretty sentiment bat
has not been accepted as true, especially
BY lovely women. They know that fe-
male beauty Tho standard of beauty
animate if not inanimate--is improved
BY adornment if the adOrnment be di-
rected by pure and cultivated taste.
Cameron has furnished our ladies the
material to choose from, and their refined
skill and judgment must do the rest. II
they are not made more lovely by their
sdOrnment, the fault will be theirs.
To be more practical. The stock in this
house is good in all respects, and is very
varied. The cloths, cassimeres, &c, for
gentlemen, are Of the best quality. The
dress goods for ladies, such as Silks
plain and figured; FourlArds, new style
Cashmeres, Delaines, Merinoes, American
English and French Prints, Shawls, sc.
are superb They have large stock OfLin
en- Cambria Handkerchiefs, and Linen
which is offered at unusually low prices
The stock of Domestics is also yer,
choice. Indeed, we do not believe Their
is any thing inferior in the house GC
ladies aud gentlemen, and see for your
selves.