Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-16

gentleu an Of the colored persuasion visited
our city, intent upon procuring meaLs to re-
leass his family f,om the CALLING bonds CT sav
cry in M,soari. Charles Wes!ey Browning
was tie t4er heavy name the gentleman Ia
bored under. ard after al extended canvass. he
succeeded II raising sot-e Lse do.ars for The
laudabie purpose he hal undertaken to accom-
,A Charles y es,ey was an cc9mplistsi
individual. lie coQli preach. hoe potatoes.
or. as tie seq.ei abun34ntiy demonstrates.
make love very strong. Among other : lacts
visited by our horo, our we'll regulated
Post Olce. Here G. " met with abun l4nt
sympathy lie fascinating Teuton, who pre-
aides over lie ladies' delivery opened lis
heart and purse and came down literally. lie
sel-,e and stauHch aup3orter q Briton ali ler
church, uei.t siili better. lie not only gave
Of lis ialine=s. Lu. volunteered to act as chap
eron to his sable friend, during Liz stay IN
Davenport In fact the l'os! Office done LObly
by C. ", anl no doub. /. { was very grateful
.oT the many attentions bestowed upcn hin.
| After thoroughly canvassing our city,
Charles wesley crossed to Rock Island. Here
| he a,so made q raiee-aDd fail. /. app ars,
according 10 Tie Aag'ts. that Officer Cropper,
Of the Rock Island police, had observed Ger
tain unusual symptoms which led him TO be-
ieve petite rehersal wac passing hehial the
toot-light. at the !ouee Of one Jacksoc, te-
tween Charles Wesley and a certain Eliz.h .th
Anna Love, and armed with the authority Of
law, hs vcnturel within the charmed Precincts
OF the ls3ys b wer. "Great Coo = sGys Tris-
tam chan3y's father, " was ever ting s. un.
done Ler out ward habiiinents, i lt eously in
lignaEt at such an intrusou, while Charles
W esley, to hide h.s burning b,ushes, but.el j
himself fathom deep beneath the snowy
sheets Jackson, the immortal, histfioLic
jackson, was obliyious, obfuseatel--in sholt,
Jackson knew nothing at al. Not 70 !. cara
spos4' Her story as to the ehiyalrous Charles
Wesley, was brief aud pointed.
"Yes, She arew 1ir Browning vel. Thsy
Was dar, i S man an dat Brownie 4; sire
lnowd il, AMI she w4s bouGC' To to-! de trlf
l'se llbe ia do beat families, and neher TIL:
lie. Dls rere WON Y came dar ii &c of II
;u., and tells her g'way. ben she speaks
bery abrupt, -, Ing dis ting and dat, aud der
after dat dey rs in de oder room toge1e'
. lubingly. day was, an dats Gods righte
Gus tIut
Rather lad taste remarks lle magistrate
"Breas de Lor', yes-I neber aidte see ]
white woman akinking wil niger dat'
} so.''
> "oh, how YOU lie,' Gays the modest Liza
beth.
"Silence" :" interposed the magistrate.
Wel it is de truf, and | ssys it afore God
1ay was dar, and dey was ba2z.Cg togeiel
round de house all night, til dsy vas too Ae,
away OATS f4c. rcbsr had a srcum
stance afere in ,ay house. ia a, l.y born ia,
OATS ali / hab 10 say"
"Oh. you lying wsrch, was jus. com!a.
y through
. MAY say word 10 de-
IIush We huzzy," simultaneously &C. zoe
the voices Of the three worthies. while tt
+ court once more stesnly commando silence.
4 Here Charles Messy, with a nest nsiuuA!
ing smile, softly inquired if she was not mis-
tnkeu. "D. AT s&e q laep VII you and &c Q,
. u.an
d Sleep viii me aud de Old man No nc
lows 10 oder woman 10 sleep viii dat np
ger, tut myself Dat Old nan Is de 10y OF IL
> heart. Pc libsl wid him desc many year
l. le'3 a crooked old stick, dats true, bat l.
t stick to lim Gs lorg a. de bref is in his bod,
a. and 10 oder woman. while l lives, joys Ia
:. pusson
May it please de court" s,il Charles We
= ley, "cin ] say word on dis matter -
H. The court sig,tied its assent.
rs Your Honor, may it Please de court, say
10 Brow ning, Il jus want to 's{,laiu thing {
Two what wasn't to!e " De ole woman 1c
y see YOUR honor, de-e was two or three I4t
ch kept comm dare and maxim trubbie NJ
o Try In t. abuse Ge pusson of d's respeetat
.r woman, Miss Eiizabet, ana 'vised Jackson
send fur i cs5..e- WEen DE- ossier come,
us was Jas tryin' TO aiee., and Miss Eiizabet vi
q awful irightene1 and was comm cut Oh
or oder;roon tro nine, and dat shows de ossif
N sposed he saw at,ln' when he didn't onl, s
muffin. lsc o.iy oae wcri 10 say as 10
1A' taste dats bern suoken Of Down sauf, in II
ts; souii, wherq Use lived. de tasie ob be whi
ci people oilers irlm taste ob de white pe
Il. ple here in de norf. Dere &c white people 81
4 treck people has berry similar taste, and d
.@e ,nes taste frequently. IA to de oder ting !!
he nnflin to say. l'.e rot in lie souf now. Isa
of lnnoy, but il was only il Missouri afore
Of courts dere. "a get justice, and trusts 80
honor will gb me de jaatice be DE- her
es' Charles Wesl4ys eloq9enc. being now t
nts haus,ed. With bow and smile meant TO
a peculiarly seductive lie subsided
A. Unfortunately for these lovers G! the his,fc
ic art, the magistrate conceived that imp
." visng Venus and 4 iouis was not legtima
lee, bein5 contrary TO the statute in such G.
ar made and provided, an1 fined them acco
tc ingly.
70 New USE FOR [ NClE SANS Hons
''e' For some time past the boys # Rock Is!a
~ and Moline have been making q practice
yea going over TO the Island, catching the Cove
cso nent horses vith grapevine hGitefs and lid
10 s'eep!e chases over the domain Rare sport
hes the boys, bu. objectionable tua for the L
=" starved beasts.
by.
and BoATMENs' L MON BALL.-The YOU
g folks Of Rock Island, give nno; her grand
NO on Tuesday evening. which promises to b
% fine ALTAR. Oar young friends who ada
eco, the .Eort, should pitch in.
SEE notice in another column Of gl,
=. lost.
- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.