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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

THESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
| before the pubic tor period Of THIR J
YEARS, and during that time have maintained .
high character in almost every part Of the Globe
restoring perfect health to persons suffering under
nearly every kind Of disease to which the hsman
frame 10 liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
Of human disease in which tho
b egefOble Life .ucdiciWes
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REAL ESTATE.

KEAL ESTATE.
GEORGE b. SARGENT
VTAS TAKEN AN OFFICE IN THE BASE
III ment Of the Bank Building, and offers his
.ervices : an Agent Tor the purchase and sale OF
"a cal II ST ATE.
Paw Ne EST OF IA x T. = :,
Negotiation Of Loans,
and other matters arpertaining to a general COM
mission business.
Cash Advances made ON Produce
onis ,ned to his correspondents in Boston and
New York.
DAVENPORT. Iowa, June, 1850. juns-dtf
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lst. The name Of this Company u ssThs Hartford
Fire Insurance. Company" and il located -
Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL
ID. The amount Of capital
stock le... $500 O00 90
ID. The amount Of capital
stock paid up, is....... 500 900 90
4th.
Cash on hand and in
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Casn IL hands Of agents
and in course Of trans
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uaG. THROUGH PASSENGER YRAr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

The position herein defined ia also he oest
one upon which to 90 before the Border Slave
States. It affords ample standing ground 10
everybody except the deliberate traitors and revo-
lot,onists, who are bent upon tearing the Union
to pieces and destroying the Government, ana
who do not want TO be composed on any terms.
These men can be quieted in no other way
than by defeating and humihatiDg them. And
this is the Office Of the people of the Border
Slave States themselves. They have to work out
their own salvation. If they prefer Secession
and War to Union and Peace, with every dispO-
s tion on the part Of the Republican Admnistra-
ton to give them as good and as safe Govern
ment, in every respect, as they have had Tor
three -fourths of century, and even new guards
and privileges, then they win so decide. But on
considering that question, the best thing they can
do ia to decide also the fate of their traitors
along with it. And the attitude OF the kePuo-
lican party, as herein characterized and ad'o-
Gated. ia iust that which will enable them to do
that thing decislvey. If those States do not
mean Secession, it is absolutely essential TO the
stability of the Government at the present juno
ture that we should have some votes therein 70
show the fact, and that mean something else.
''V' ~ ' J., g. p.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS-
TwpNTY-FIRsr DAY.

MOSTGOMERf, teo. ~, lcoi
Mr. Wright. of Ga, said he had received models
a zeal and nag, which he requested TO be reierroI
the approrrate con untse. The reference was aee's
ingly made. .u.;
H,lred By tho Couiracrss States ia Coogs" 49, ~ ~
that whenever Cong may enter upon the c0hsoe.
mn, rut shai 90 done IN open sss' =
Mr. Wight said ne lid lot propose 70 ,sAe ~ us .,
the reso iiion Eow or 70 oiler any remarks ha an0N
ly desired that tho resolution be placed on INC
calendar for consideration tomorrow.
MIR. Chiffon Of Ala. offered the ioiio""s'
R,,cred That the Committee NavL Ah'Ss nj. Gov,s
toilaire INTO the propi,y Of coustfueess ruusoat
tw iron plated gst. and sucn in nroyids fsf ~
NAV be necessary to protect the eonimesSo sAs~
safety Of this C,ufsd-rsey. -, -,
The resolution Was agreed TO: ,,;s, from 8 d,
lssa S1 Co.. ,.ss ss%nsis'sl s1as oa ass'' q
New.ore.ns sws ssSs which he said appeared 70
recent ssSsnss SsrSs1u. lie moved s rsrsnee
IT, i. si reading g. . sis Committee on Finance "A
grsa.suc chssuu. of s. c. presented - ,usSss
An @ M. VIM. Glass sf Colusbis, 81 ~. = = 3
70 t' iha psau&slszs u MN ~ ssss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

We are now threatened with Secession by the
disappointed office. seekers, but the people arc
ready for the question, let it come when 1t
may.
As between Judge Blair and Winter Davis for
Mr.. Lncons Cabinet, the Republicans OF Mary
land have but one voice, and that is for Blair,
though the first choice of the majority OF them
was for Judge William l.. Marshall the nephew
of the late ChiefJustice. But they are not fac
tOus, aud will stand by Judge Blair should he Dc
selected.
The news just arrived Of the refusal of Captain
Hill TO surrender Fort Brown, and OF his design
to recapture certain OF the Federal property has
given a rare flip of interest to matters, for
collision in that quarter will precipitate public
opinion with no little rapidity in favor Of the
Federal power just at this juncture.
The card of the President of the Police Board,
in relation to the course of that body on the oc-
casion OF Mr.. Lincoln's passage through Baltl-
more, has swamped the Marshal of Police in
mass of contradictions. Mr. Howard assures us
that the power of the Police Board was per-
fectk adequate to the task Of protecting the
President-elect from any Insult or assault, and
would have been used to its full extent.
The movement of Gov. Seward for National
Convention, as o substitute for the One-iore
Concress's amendment TO the Constitution, meets
with the general approval of all confederate men
in this quarter, simply because it draws the
teeth out of Secessionism, and gives time for
reflection.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
FROM MARYLAND.
VOLCANIC WEATHER - MIR. BUCHANAN
AND HIS MILITARY ESCORT.

From Our Own Correspondent
BALTIMORE, March 2, 1861.
Such Summer weather ut the opening Of March
bn, never been seen by the Oldest ibhabiiant
hereabouts. My own judgment h that it is due
to volcanic and not solar heat. So look out for
a tremblemsat do ttrre in some quarter ef tho
earsh's surface about this time.
A split has taken place, they say, between
Gov. Hicks and Winter Davi', about tho Offices
which Republican President is to distribute.
This is amusing, to soy the least OF it, to out
s,ders in this quarter, seeing that Lincoln and
Hsmln had 10 moro violent opponents anywhere
than in those two gentlemen.
The City Guard, volunteer military organi-
cation of this city, ate tO escort Mr.. buchanan
from Washington TO his home ut Wheatland. 1t
is right Of cour,e, for Democratic traitor to
tho Federal Government, TO be conducted 10 his
home by n military escort, IN order TO overnwe
the people from expressing taeir detestation Of his
treason, but it would be offensive to tie sympa.
Mizers with rebellion, for Mr. Lincoln to be at
tended by his friends TO assume the reins Of
Government
The City Guard, it is whispered, intend TO
visit Washington tomorrow morning, to be pres
ent at the Inauguration. Gen. Scott will, no
doubt, assign them proper place In the cere-
monies, if they should go. Their sympathes are
fully understood.
The ms Of the Federal Offices in Maryland are
comforting themselves with the hope that Mr.
Lincoln viii not disturb them for n year 10 come.
May be so, and may be not. II they can get
years respite, there is no reason why they may
not have four years one.
The rumor Of Winter Davis's appointment to
the Cabinet was precious morsel to our Bell
friends, who had an eye upon the public crib.
Their States bore the following names, A. r.
Bradford for Collector, Judge Lennox Bond for
Post Office, J. Bond. Chaplain for Naval Office,
and James r. Partridge for Surveyor. The Re
YSAbsAA NSs b h Rte'ly jgQGaA!
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
Er. BRIGHT moved On Executive session; Lost

N,. FRIGHT moved IN Executive session. Lost.
At7a m. The Senate took areeess till 10 o'clock.
The Senate reasse nbied at 10 O'clock.
The PRESIDENT called the genate TO order. A
large number Of enrolled bills we're announced signed
The Joint resolution TO correct certain clerical errors
In the tariff bill was passed.
Several reports were made, and The Dill 10 incorpo-
rae the Metropolitan Gas Light Company was taken
up and debated, Mr. BRIGH opposing its passage.
Al halt. past III a message received from the
House that having finished business, it was ready to
adjourn. I b., -..s...
Mr.. BRIGHT proceeded.
Mr.. CLARK said it was the struggle OF an over
grown Company 10 zee how powerful II could get
The Senate has here TO talk down bill at the
close of the session. -. -
Twelve o'clock arrived. and the VICE-PRESl-
DENT called the Senate 20 order, and said:
SEyAToRs: In taking final leave of this position
shall ask few moments 10 which TO tender 10 you my
grateful acknowledgements for the resolution declaring
your approval of the manner in which 1 have dis'
charged my duties and to express my deep sense OF the
uniform courtesy which, as the presiding officer, have
received from the members Of this body. III L have
committed your generous fOrbearance reftsed 10
rebuke them and during the whole period of my SER
vice have appealed In vain to your justice or
charity. ..
The memory of these acts will ever be cherished
among the most grateful rccoeclOns Of my life; and
for my successor can express no better wish than at
he may enjoy the relations of mutual confidence Whlch
80 happily have marked our intercourse. Now, gen.
emen of The Sena,e and officers Of the Scpate from
whom have received so many kind Offices, accept my
gratitude and cordial wiohes for your prosperity and
welfare.
MIR. HAmIIs then stepped forward and said:
SENATOR'S; The experience of several years in this
body has taught me something Of the duties OF
the presiding officer, and with q stern, infex-
ible purpose TO discharge these duties Faith
fully, relying upon the courtesy and cooperation
Of Senator's, and invoking the aid OF Divine Provi-
dence, am now ready TO take the oath required BY
the Consultation and enter upon the discharge of
the official duties assigned me by the confidence of
generous people.
Mr.. Hamlin then took the oaih az follows:
al, Hannibal Hamlin, do solemnly swear to sup
port the Constitution of the United States"
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE said Having now ar
rived at the termination of this Congress, now de-
clare the Senate adjourned without day.
Mr. IIAMLIN took The chair, and the proclamation
for an extra session was read
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS:

NORTHERN MANHOOD.
70 "a. EAis, u TAs N. y Trsssss
s,n. Daring ths Inst two months, Q now sensation
mus, hAy, bsw 0psssasa1 IL papJ. .AVztasa Rsa-.
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RIcHsosp. July % = Z .nyrrss met ~ noo'
% day, VAS opened With paper.
The follow ing dispatch dated st Mansssaf
Sunday night, Was rrsi ~ the Clrk-
To Adj. Gen. s. Cooper:
might has closed upon hard fought field.
Our forces have won glorious victory -
The enemy wss routed. and 1sd pfceipitst-ly
abandonIng very large amount Of arms.
munifiois. knap-scks. aud baggage. he
ground vac s,rewn for miles with their killed
and The farm houses and the ground around
were filed with the wounded The pursuit
was continued along several routes - wsrjs
T.eesburg and CentsrviIlc. until darkness
covered The fug,iver.
I'VE have captured several field baucfis
and . sscimcn,sl siand Of colors. arm. aud
one United States flag. Many prisoners have
been taken.
Too high praise cannot be bestowed.
whether for The skill Of the principal ofiicerr.
Or for the gslIsniry ofsll the troops.
The battle was mainly fought on the lei.
several miles from our field works Our
force engaged did not exceed is 600; ihs, o!
the enemy 10 estimated q 5000.
JEFF DAVIS.
The following resolutions were then Of
Tered By NJ. Memminger. OF South Carolina.
and sers unanimously adopted:
Received. That We recognise the hand d
the Nos. High God. the King Of Kings. and
Lord Of Lords. 10 the gIorious victory with
which he hath crowned our army q Nance
sas: and that the people Of the COME dsrsts
States are invited. BY spprop.isis services
on the ensuing Sabbath 10 offer up their
united Thanksgiving end praise fer this
mighty deliversnee.
Resolved. That, deeply dspIoring the ne.
'cessiiy which hss WISHED the coil Of co'
county with tho blood Of 90 many Of he's
nobIest sons. W Offer 70 their respective
families and friends our wsrmssl and mosi
cordial sympsthy. assuring them that the
sacrifices made will b consecrstsd IN the
hearts Of our people. ssd will there snshrins
the names Of the gallant dead . the chsm.
pions Of free end constitutional liberty.
Resolved. That w approve the prompt
spd patriotic Efforts ofths Mayor o. The civ
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Ars,.isaastralOr's sale.

NOTICE u hereby gwen ihst 10 purse
IN sucs ~ an order add dsc-ss made q
me Nav term ~ The co'nsnsn Pleas Court .
1861. u Dub"is county. 1 viii cell ., Puhlie
5 lie "a ~. premi-s- 81 d~cvtcos. IN 6.tvt-
DIV, he 81, day II A..ust, 1861. ths til.
los i.v r.~i vs.is ,aw,i: son,n ess, see
,,on No. Is. town l. south u rsnge3 wss'.
con sininx A. acres
A credit will be given 40 follows: ons
halt thu purchase money in three mouths
from srl@. aud the o'her h,li In six months.
,h- purchaser giving notes with appf"ves
srcrri'v. bearing interest from dsie. waving
valuation md ap ,rsisnent lsws.
DsNr JOINS. sd.h'f d ii. Jonss.
J.ly II. 18TH,
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DrBois VoLuSrEERs.--Dn last Sat
urday Mcssrs. Mehringer and Wei
snsu received orders from Adiutant
NsLIe % report with their company
as indianapolis on Monday. The tisne
icing 50 short tbis WAS impossible,
but Capt. Mchringer went on and re-
turned Tuesday with tho joyful tidings
90 the company that they were ac-
<cp,cd, and had few days more to
Ill 40 tkeir ranLs. That portion of
tho company that were in town, i'm
mediately erected a large shed in the
foe grove Of i. b. Edmonston, and
went into camp, and with a number
of recruits from tho country, are TAX
ing their first lessons in military life.
There are now, We learn. about sew
enty- five in camp, and Of as good ma
tcrial for soldiers, as can be found any
where. They expect TO start from
here about the first Of the coming
week, so that those who arc DESTROYS
Of going in this company had better
apply soon; and we think those who
are going cannot do better than join
this company, as Capt. Mchringer has
the experience Of campaign in Mex
leo. and Lieut.. Wclman is doctor
whose advice in matters Of health will
DO invaluable to members Of his com
psny. Had it not been for some false
reports 10 regard to these officers, we
have no doubt this company would
now have beer full.
We are informed that about IA per.
sons left Kemp's neighborhood, in Pa
toks township. in this county, last
Tuesday, and joined . company ia
Crawford county.
We would be glad to hear from the
boys in tho different companies when
they get on duty.
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Letter from Dubois Volunteer.
HrrIoSvILLE, VA. July ~.

HrTIvNvIILE. Ma. July ~.
DIAN Pa AND Naive have not
,cen engaged in battle a. ] expected
ne soon should he when last wrote
YOU, although part Of our brigade did
have tiyh, ut Rich Mountain. We
stood with guns shouldcrrd, ready 70
march ia. There was about, rs near
as wc could guess. $500 rebels well
fortified on the Mountain. They had
been there a long time and had plenty
ofarms and cannon. Three ot our re
giments surrounded them and whipped
them OUT. They stood fire for two
hours and seven minutes, when those
that could not get away ly running
raised the flag Of truce. We captured
a great amount o.rropcity and mum
Der OF prisoners. We have cleaned
Western Virginia out. We followed
them to Cheat tiiver wlichis the line.
We are now camyed ahont 100 miles
from any railroad, or any thing else,
and have to haul our provisions long
ways.
I have no idea where we will 60 from
here. think we will stay here for =
while yet. There was az to Yesterday
1870 dead rebels found ut Rich Noun
tain and only about 20 OF our men,
A rebel officer came into our camp Al
Beverly carrying white flag and
gave himself and 600 men mp as pris
oners. In his pocket was found {
U. S. Commission. do not know
what they will do with him but sup
pose they will hang him. The people
through here are nearly scared L
death. They have left their farms
deserted their towns, and left ever,
thing. The 14th Ird. regiment vii
be the first in the next battle, that !
Of this division-ifwe should be luck,
enough to get into another. Our boy
arc all in good spirits, more than KeeI
for fight and all in good health.
never had better health in my life thar
since have been marching over til
Virginia mountains. We have ha'
some pretty hard marches. George.
you had gone soldering you woul
have thought 20 miles a day prett
hard work, over worse roads than 20
ever saw. besides carrying two blan
kets, yonr gun and all Of the riggin
belonging 10 il.
1 believe have written all Of i'm
portance. Give my love to every body
and tell them If our division only ha
all tic rebels where We could get q
them, we would be at home in sliol
time. think We could whip thcI
|out in q short time. No more.
Your Son, HUGH.
! r. Sin { directing your letters 20
need not put any town county Or Stat
Just 18th Regiment, Indiana voluI
ltaora III.
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WAsHS0ros. July 20.
Wm. Burch, the owner Of the carriage 10
which Harris and MeGraw went to recover
the body Of Col. Cameron, returned late this
evening. He was compelled. before re-
leased. 10 take oath not 10 reveal anything
relative TO the force or defenses 0. the rebels,
or what he saw there. He 10 consequen' "
chsry In HE communications.
He states that the party were allowed 70
pass up 10 Msnsssss. where, upon presenting
themselves 10 Gen. Besuregsrd, they were
arrested and placed 10 confinement for seve-
raj dsys. In the meantime Messrs. ilarris
and McGrsw were sent 10 Richmond as
prisoners. Burch finally. ,hroughshe inter-
ven'ion Of personal scqusintsnces q the
Junction was examined and dismissed end
allowed 10 Seturn. He lesrned that Mr..
Harris would probably. through The influence
Of prominent personal friends. obtain his re-
lease. bot there 10 no probability Of the im:-
mediate fsIssss Of McGrsw, who is Penn
sylvsnian.
Both werc here believed 70 be very deep
y imbusd with rebel sympathy. Busch was
not permitted 70 examine the battle field.
II 10 supposed Col. Csmsson's body d IN
buried on the field. o. hss been huddIsd into
: trench with the bodies that hsvs been thus
buried.
Mr.. B. ssys the hospitals ere crowded
witS wounded. He rsposss shst our wsund.
ed sss we'll cared for, and shss The rebel
chiefs had dssssnIssd not 70 agree 70 sny
sxchsngs Of prisoners.
Burch's carriage driver sssts0 thss be
heard ihss Col. Wilcox and Cyreorsr hsys
both bssp cent 10 Richmond
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RorrsRY at IikRcEviLlE Ga Monday
night ~ isu ~r,k. o. P's'csyille. IN this
cnun,y. = robbery US committed upon ssvs.
ral sinras and duclor a'ops ~ Vie s'lng'.
The ,hirf took from the doct"f'' on IS,
medicines aud surgical Instruments; snd
tran stores several sr'icles Of clo'hing.
W. would 80 pose IRON he a'tirlss taken,
tlstthe rohber was medical student. A
nice yrnng man hacking ~ an openi"g
somewhe il the West; and he viii be like.
iy C end i'--ai u fTsonviiIs
z tsr.lnrg Reporrer.r
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lie also states that ~hen he Ief' 'lir June
ton. early this morning. Gen. Bsauregaff
vac mski, 2 preparations \" fecsp'u'e Al'x'
andris so.mcrrow 81 mex Day. II confifms
lion ~ this. Il |. reported 'hs' G-a, R-"urs-
gard hss sens information 70 This sf'c' 20 .
prcminsn, Secessionist residing in Aiexan-
urls.
According 10 general order No. l5. il 'hs
future 90 solun;ssr viii 10 admitted into
,he service who il nnshIs 10 speak The
English language.
There seems TO BE- no denbi that Gals
Dumonf. Mil,ov, and Wallace. Il lndisns
v no 90 cis II, ruished themselves 10 Western
lVrgiais. have been. ~ will be appointed
prigsdisr Generals. in addition 10 Lieu enar'
Rsynolds OF hat State.
Brigadier General Morris ~sll be Homer
sbly discharged from The service 'o.morrow
n, ior 1 enefai SANFORD. Of New York
Brigadier General Runysn. OF New J-rse,
Brigacier Genersls Cox. Schlsich, and Daies
Of Ohio. are aIso spsciively 10 be hon"''
ably discharged; the 6irst named Angus
18Th. aad the lssi named on the q u, ans
the Others on The 80 inst.
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TowSsurP LlpRARY-Our Township
Trustee, Mr.. John, informs US that Q
number OF the library socks have
been kept out overthe time prescribed,
and requests US to glue notice that all
books must be returned BY the goth
Of August, 50 that he can make hi'
annual report, or the penalty will b
enforced.
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TWe are indebted to the polite
ness Of Mr.. Mordecai Hopkins, for
the interesting letter from his son,
which We publish this week. Hugh
vas . member Of the company which
went from Loogootec, but has since
been detailed and chosen as Corpo-
ri, in the company Of skirmishcrs q
sharp shooters which now accompa-
mics each Indiana regiment.
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Mr.. Fsssenden. rem the Committee on
Finance. reported bark The supplementary
u the act auihariEng . loan, viii smend-
menis. The amendment author zss the
issue Of five dollar treasury no'es. TIE
smrnd.mnt was s.rssd =. and III LiIl p' -
ed NJ Hale rep"-,rd iw he CJmn,s'tee
Of Cvrtsreacs, On The ~ 70 sProa' 20 Az
sislsut Secretary u ih- Navy. The r@pori
was syrr.d 10 shd The hII pas-'d Also.
thu report ~ the Committee o. C,nl-r-ncr
Cn tl,~ bill iarfras'ug he m~lirsi 70, "
th- navy. Tnr rryert agra ~ 10 a"d the
bill passed. Tn- rii pr,Ids. ,hAi ~ per
con .h~ll -sli ins.xIcar ~ crirk~ q 80 DIRE
Of The Uni,ea S,s,.. ~ penalty q = tine Of
S25 Tor each offence Passed. Mr. Wi.
On, from the g nnmitive on Military Adir..
reported back ne bill te purchase sfms.
rdnsnce. &c. The bill makes an apprcprs
ton d lo,0o0 900 Passed.
The tariff bill was taken W. The question
being % amendment providing fvrs tax Of
five rsr cent on an incot.e of over 5 ] COO
except The income be derived from The Gov.
ernmoni seruriliss. which sre TO BE- isxvs
"a per cent, which wss agreed 20 H.,
5 a1isbury moved TO si'ibe out the tax 81
Jour cents on coffee. Lost. The bill was
fu,lher discussed, aud The smsndnr n's y
the Committee finslly adopted. A m-ssass
was received from the House that IL hsf
passed the bin Tor the purchase % arms. &c
BY common consent. The bill was .sk~'
up snd passed.
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OF Richmond 70 make pfcvlsrn ior NJ
y onndec: srd that : COMMITTEES q one
member frem each s az be appointed to
co-np.rs's Ia ne plan.
Resolved. That Cyn.fss. q. nov ad'
i,urn
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RxxovML.--We sec that w. G. Ad-
ans, Esq, has removed his law Office
from the rooms formerly occupied BY
him in Ernys BRICK store, and has
fitted up 40 Office in his building, for
merry occupied By John Bohart as Q
cabinet shop, on the south west cor.
ssr OF Mcdonald and West streets,
where be can be consulted when moi
absent on professional business.