Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-25

Aes'o " Oese"poIt upper Ten forgotten the
chivalrous Count who 30 carried their fastid-
ious circles BY storm year ago last winter
Have they forgotten his muniAcence and
cordiality s-his noble hospitalitys Have
they forgotten the fair Annet,a Mueller,
who used to balance so artistically on the
tight ropes Of the Metropolitan, or dance SO
lightly aud fantastically around its stage, to
the infinite happiness Of our lone horse
libertis.ess II they havn't forgotten them
they'd better hasten to the relief Of the
Count for be sorely needs it, if the tales
from the distant New York metropolis say
truly His aristocratic Hungarian blood
seems to have had no influence in saving
him from vulgar American jails. Queer sto
ries are told Of this enterprising cavalier-of
how the uncultivated police Of our city once
disturbed his slu.nber and that Of some one
else also. How Annetta and her lord were
estranged, on account Of this gay Lothario
how . suit was once brought against the
Count-how it was squelched, and how the
Count fled to Chicago, while Mueller and
his bride Of fifteen went to Dubuque how
a despatch summoned Annette to Chicago
to See her aged sire just from Italy-how
instead Of her sire, she met Count Eugene,
how they lived as man and wife at one Of
the principal hotels-how Mueller followed,
and with the police, surprised them in .
very interesting predicament-how suits
were brought, and how disposed of-how
the Count wandered away disconsolate.
went into the flower business, and into the
affections Of pretty flower girl-how aris-
tocratic old father thought $4,000, was
enough for one tour in America-how he
shut off the one thing ncedful-how the
Count got out Of one kind Of business and
got in several other kinds, how he got ar.
rested for breach Of contraction suits Of
seduction, etc., ETC., and how he now digni-
6edly reposes in the Eldrdge Street Jail,
New York City. Unhappy Count Inter
esting tour in the Republic Davenport
feathers badly clipped!
For five or six columns more on this sub.
ject see National Police Gazette.
Arrival Of the sixth and 'rhar.
leemah.
At about eight o'clock this morning,
these we'll tried regiments arrived At our
depot, and were welcomed in the usual
manner by the Rev. Mr.. Baylies and Hon.
Hiram Price, The Sixth participated in
the following contests:
Shiloh, Tenn.
| Jackson, Miss.
Siege Of Corinth, Miss.
Black River, Miss.
Siege of Vick sburg.
| N:-sionary Ridge Tonn
I Dallas, Ga
Ressaca, Ga.
New Hope Church, Ga.
Big Shantv Station, Ga.
Battle Of Kencsaw Mountain.
| Nick-a-Jack.
| ChattahOochie River.
Stone Mountain.
Atlantis, July 22d, 1864.
Atlanta, July 2sth, 1864.
Little River, Ga.
Grizzlcvile, Ga.
Bentonsville, n. G.
The Thirteenth won imperishable renowr
at
Shiloh, Siege Of Ccrinth.
Battle Of Corinth.
! Warrentown, Miss.
Siege of Vicksburg.
Big Shanty Station, Ga.
Blue Hills. Ga.
Kenesaw Mountain.
Nick a-Jack.
Chattatoochie.
, Three battles near Atlanta.
.Jonysboro.
Bersonsvillc, N. G.
The Sixth numbers $50 men, and tn
Thlrte. nth 6l2 men. Both regiments hav
been filled to their maximum number sever
al times. Both bear the most untarnishe,
reputations for courage and success.
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