Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03

lures the assau'ting party, calls the partici
eahts no soldiers, and holds them up to
scorn. There is a sample Of consistency for
you!
| LIE CANrANoLocIANs.-.This celebrated
troupe Of Swiss b. i Ringers will entertain
our citizens ON Friday aud Saturday evcn>
ings At Metropolitan Hall, in their usual
satisfactory manner. No company Of Bell
Nlhgers IN the United States is SO far famed
Tor excellence and popularity. From the
st. Louis Republican Of late. date, VIC cl D
the following complimentary notice:
Last night Mercantile Library Hall was
fillcd to overilowing with The beauty and
fashion ol st. Louis on the occasion Of the
| SWISS Bell Ringers Concert, and the audi
snce evinced throughout, their appreciation
u the splendid entertainment provided by
TINS celebrated troupe OF Bell Ringers. They
are bey ond all doubt the most skiitul per
formers on TIE bells Of any troupe in this
county. SIgnor CarlomOri, the celebrate d
tenor with this company, drew immense
bursts OF applause from the audience by the
artistic manner in which he rendered his
vocal selections, while Mr. Zeuch astonish.d
every body by the brilliant manner in which
he executed his solo. To hight is their last
appearance. Go aarly if you wish seat"
FHt MINsraELs--The performance At
Metropolitan Hall, last night, was about the
gayest affair Davenport has witnessed for
laughing since the first par ents fell, it vas
when this troupe occasionally exerted them
selves. "The Bounty Jumpers Lament
was effectively rendered BY Arlington, amid
thunders Of applause; Leon, for his dane
ing, was repeatedly encored; Kellcy's
"Priaoner's Hope" was enthusiastically an.
pIauded, while Prices "Shanehai Hen"
brought down the house. Their operatic
buresques were hitting Metropolitan Hall
was never before 50 well filled on such n
nish.. A complete change Of programme
| is announced for tonight
POLICE CoURr.-Tkc Harry Love burgla-
ry and larceny case which has been under
hearing before Justice Blood for the last
two days, was decided this afternoon, Love
bound over in the sum of $500 to answer
the charge Of larceny, and the same to an
swer the charge Of brug.ary. As Mr.. Love
is already under bonds to answer the charge
of highway robbery, he will undou btelly
have an interesting time at the next term
Of court. John Miller was discharged.
MOLINE RoBBERIEs.-The house Of Mrs.
Geo. Harris, at Moline, was entered on
Tuesday night, while the inmates were ab.
sent, ana all the silver ware carried of. An
attempt was also made to enter the house Of
u W. Sicklcs, Esq, on the same night, but
the burglars were discovered, and forced to
flee.
REUNION BALL.-Cameron's full band
Will discourse music for the dancers at Le-
Cl'ire Hall on the evening Of the sth, and
the Twentieth boys will have an opportuni-
y Of forgetting the toilsome past in the
pleasures Of the joyous present.
MoNuMENr.-A monument has been erec-
ted over the remains Of Col. Frank Kend.
rick, at Saco, Maine, BY the officers and
men Of the 6lst u. S. Colored Infantry,
which he once commanded.
CLoTIlSG-They get up stylish clothing
IN New York city, but Sam. Perry can do
Just as well and little better, 1t the same
prices. His establishment is always open
opposite the Post Office.
|
| PROVOST GuARD.-Companie G. and K.
OF the Ninth Regiment Of Hancock's Corps,
have arrived in our city under the command
OF Major Nichols. and are stationed in the
large room Of No. 60 Perry street.
TsE FoURTEENrH.-Mr. Odiorno has re
fre'ved dispatch stating that the l4th Iowa
veterans will arrive on the evening train.
| "ASrED.--Agcnts throughout the West,
ter Grant and his Campaigns" See an
nouncement in another column.
G. +. VENT 4 Co.
MAS 4 MAYER, 1t No. II, west Second
street, still hold their own in the clothing
line, with their unsurpassed assortment.
ROCK lsLAND.-rive Rock Island compa-
MES belonging to the 126th Illinois lnfan
try, reached their homes yesterday.
TaEFr.-Some vagabond stole valise and
several coats from the LeClaire House last
night.
TnIRTY-vIFfH This regiment passed
Cairo on the lst inst, homeward bound.
TEE EIanrn.-Or Orders have been received
to muster out the Eighth Iowa Cavalry.
wAsrED. Davenport il badly in want Of
large number offespectable tenant houses.
PaA,arE cnlckrs sss bssiains to appear
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