Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03
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DAvENpoRf, IOWA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1865

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OsrnAxs' HoxE SvBscnirTlox Lass.--
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Who comes next On The list = We shall -
happy 70 cd ns1 names from day 70 day.
Dosr forget the Orphans Home meeting
tb-Aight st LsClairs Hall.
| Tm General Hospital at Camp Mcclellan
clesss day altss te-0eTew.
The Sspreas Csurt did nos convene ~
tssday. atlsast ast . qoesso.
PlsAss call and examins ths ste-k Of
dssss goods Just received q The Philadsl'
phis store Of H. c. Potter L Co. Prices
low.
| Tsr Excuamox.-Ths excursion on the
stsamsr Reserve, viIl take place on Thur
day, instead Of on Wednesday,. = MAS an
nouuesd.
n sny one thinks that Gov. Stone isn't
. coward, blasphemer and tyrant. let him
read the certificates, on oath. contained on
the second page efto~day's issue.
| Iowa has long been famed for beautiful
sutumns. This one vill compare with
any Of its predecessors. The nights,
though decidedly eools srs - beautiful -
could be wished. (.
Mus,cAL.-Quits IN immigration Of organ
grinders has taken place 70 our city within
the last few days. The dulcet strains Of
"Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean," or
"Johnnis was Shoemaker" can be heard at
oil hours.
OarnAss' HoxE.-Ths Dubuque Herald
publishes . list Of donations to the Orphans
Home, made in that city, footing up several
hundred dollars. We thinA every city town.
and hamlet in Iowa will take stock heavily in
this benifcent enterprise. 1t is bound TO
prosper.
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A WORD TO Country DEALERs.-It is no
longer disputed that Davenport Is the best
point in Iowa, ct which to purchase ready
made clothing. Our dealers can get large
stocks here immensely cheaper than small
country dealers can. r. Krause, opposite
the 1st National Bank, 10 one Of the most
soterprisins meschants in that line. Call
and examine his stock
CoNIEo RGaT ALoNa.-There are up.
wards Of ono hundred and twenty Ave
students now in attendance At Bryant,
Stratton 4 Mcrrili's Business College, and
they are coming right along every day
That is sensible. Young men should not
fail TO secure scholarships in this excellent
institution.
wnrs-Why should people 60 East for
The purchase Of ready made clothing, when
Eam Perry. at his stand opposite the Post
Office, is disposing Of the most stylish and
Durable goods at such reasonable prices p
All in need Of anything in the clothing line
can be supplied At the shortest notice.
DIsrEREncE OF OPINION, The Gasstts
gives it as the opinion Of an officer Of the
Second Iowa Cavalry that more than three-
fourths Of the soldiers Of that regiment a-e
in favor Of negro suffrage. We have con-
versed with several Of the privates of that
regiment, and their opinion is that about ten
in every three hundred Of their number are
in favor Of negroes voting. That is the
difference Of opinion. Probably the latter
opinion 10 nearer correct.
TaRArRIcAL.-The Metropolitan was
crowded to its utmost capacity last night
We scarcely remember seeing larger au.
dience there in many months past. Mr..
Wyatt has certainly made "hie' in %.
tanning Miss Hight, il but for short season.
Her songs and dances are truly excellent,
while her dramatic talent is undoubted.-
Tonight she appears In the play Of
"Hunchback." and in tho protean farce Of
the -Four Sisters" Do not fail 10 be on
hand this evening.
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LARGEST Music HOUSE, IN the NoRrH-
wEsr.-The finest aud most extensive music
house in the United States is that Of W. W.
Kimball, Chicago. He occupies one Of
those magnificent stores under Crosby .
Opera House, and always has on hand the
largest and most desirable stock Of pianos,
organs, melodsons, and musical instruments
Of every name and style to be found in any
store in that city. Country dealers and
others wishing to obtain perfect, rich toned
and durable instruments should patronise
this house. Sec advertisement and give
this house . trial.
RscEivED.-From Root 4 Cady, the great
western music publishing house, At Chica-
80, we have received package containing
I'll the latest pieces for the piano. Among
them We find "Crosby's Opera House
Waltz, {" "TAs Prisoasr's Hops," !" With bril-
liant variations. "Good bye, Old Glory"
(evsry soldier should hive ~ "Nellie
Ray" "The Prisoners Release" "The
Ship that never Returned" snd many 9TH
en-. Also, the "Coronet.' veluns Of sew
ssal hundred pages, containing hundreds Of
eli the latest. seoQ, with ~ appendix =
sacred pisces, al set to music.
i ->-4l--4- - > tSt' 'f"s.
i A SsRuusAA UomclpHxr.-Our readers
win rsmember that sometime during the
psst suas.er. . horsl tiief jtom Lxni6snSS.
teva. who wassbsiAe ebI6vltsl toshS slas
prison. u Fort Madlson. spnng overheard
tfoa ths steamer New Boston. dragging his
sesper with him. and both were drowned.
We learn this morning from Captaia Camp.
bell, the gentlemanly commanded. of the
Ksithsbarg, that horse thief who hsd