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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-15
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fremont to take Command
Again.
ANOTHER BANK SUSPENSION.
sp3sg1eld Again II the nasds
C The Federal Treeps.
DIsP ATCHES TO
THE GOV MENT.
Later From Fort Monroe.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.
fTIhpne (.orrHsnoo1euc.
ANOTHER BANK SUSPENSION.
DISP PATIO II TO
THE GOV MENT.
Later From Fort Monroe.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From WasAin.tOE.
Tribune Cofresponiencc


WAsaJNcroa, Feb. g.
EsnstaP Summers resolutions on the reistons
between she United States and tts Rebel terri
:ory we're laid on the ia BILE, 1T his motion, where
they cas be >lled up whenever be thinks best.
A bill osgan..ing the Rebel territory into terri
torisl governments, on the principles Of these re-
solutions, viii .hcrl. oe report ~ the Terrific
rial Committees Of the Two houses.
Another bill, establishing provisional govern
ment in s"ath Carolina, has been sanctioned In
an important quarter.
No decision has yet, it IS believed, been reached
b. the War Department, in the nanrer and Laue
matter. Gs1. Lane is still waiting at Leayen.
worth for isws from Washington. We have the
authority Of Mr.. Govodc for saying that he made
the original arrangement With Secretary Came
ron ty which the gov eTnment agreed 70 furnish
Gen. Lane with tho troops he wanted that
throughout the negotiation, Gen Hunters name
Was not used, and there was no ntimstion tha.
any one, except Lane, was 10 have the command.
d. Z. M.Colum, formerly manager Of the New
! ork and Erie Ra;lsosa, confessedly among the
first in his profession in this country, was day
spIointRd BY the Secretary Of War to take charge
0. and operate the Railroads taken poss sslon of
BY the Government. The oaace being military
one. the rasa and pay of Colonel were conferred
with the appointment.
1t is probable that Gu important command 20
Texas will be intrusted to Gen. Fremont, and 70.
reasons of his obvious fitness, the troop: assigned
TO him will be exclusively Germans.
President Lincoln voluntarily appeared before
tbs House judiciary Committee, and gave tes,i-
rDony in the matter II the pre- mature publication
in the Herald Of portion of his last cnrusl mes
sage. Chevalier Wickoi was then brouyht Il before
the Committee and answered the question 10
which he refused Yesterday, stating. as is rsmored,
that the stolen paragraph wss furnished 70 the
AfraId BY Watt, the Presidents gardessr, Who
was reported - disloy.l BY tho Potter committee,
and vi OaA nomination 4 l.ipute Dcv fha SAn.
ate go decided iy refused to confirm.
Gen. Sherman, at Beaufort, proposes that tho
Government shall take charge q the plan .ations
coming into its hands, and shall raise the cotton,
empl, and pay the negroes, keeping the latter
under strict but mild discipline OF overseers. He
also proposes that suitable teasheEs be provided
for the blacks, and that religions instruction be
o.
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NIGHT OlsPATcAEs.

Fsoa Washington.
WAsHrxoroH, Feb. II.
A specia messenger arrived this morning,
bringing the following dispatches:
U.s.. STRAAER PHILADELPHIA.
OFF ROANOKE ISLAND, Feb. 9th.
Roanoke Island is ours. The military author
ties etruck to US yesterday. Their means OF de-
fences were truly formidable, and they were uscd
With q dete.sn nation worthy Of better cause
They con s:.tsd of tao clAborstely constructed
works, mounting together ~ heavy guns. three OF
them being 0o-poxuSsrs Iined. -Four other bat
t.ries mounting together 20 guns, large psoIcr
tor ofaSsm being Of large cslibre, and some Of
than .se3. Eish, steamers mounting Two gum
each 80 81 ssy,ag rifed gun with diane
-, =, ana e. 4 y<Ionged obstruction o.
1919 s.a - - FOUNDER. = ssusst ou advance
sunaen I ., vessels and piles !. >.';sg scsxso'
ana altogether BODY Of ms, ,n Ason
,..s 'ean o,'o", OF whom $50 are now
Inc lighting commenced on ;he mo,,;, SC a,
IN 81 about IL. A. NJ, and was s"n.;ae ~ .ns .,s
dark. The following morning Il vss r.snma ",
an eariy hour and lasted until late n ~. ~
nes. py oo!dschsrge BY our army. tho Rah.i
Nas uade 10 succumb and cur own was host
81 evety wnere 90 the Island in its place. No =,
aaes :oula nave been more completely executed
Cans HAS, ,n,a, ae 'e'ofe tee expedition left
N''s H"''ofss met: Signed
=. NJ. eoLDsBoRo, Flag Officer
SECOND DISPATCH.
9ust as closed my dispatch of Yesterday I -.
ceNed renac!e information that the Rebel steam
G, el., wnicn had escaped, had gone to Eli7.be,h
S'y, ana thereunon Immediately ordered Com
msnder No van TO take IL nf our steamers under
nis command and g. in pursui. of them, and sl,o
u Pract;cable, 10 execute another ssryics-namslv
.4e dpstrsoiion OF the North River, { link of the
Aioemsr!e ard Chssape4k Canal The way he
mas already accomplished the first part Of IL n.
own preliminary report, copy tf which here
Uitn enclose, will infc.E you.
IsE' &C, J. NJ. GoLpsBoRo.
I. . STEAMER DELAWARE, OFF ELIzABxrn CRY,
Feb 10, lss2 /,
SRI have to report that | have met the
enemy On this place, this morning at y clock, and
alter very sharp engagement, have succeeded IN
destroying or capturing his entire naval force ard
siiencihg AMI destroying his battery on Csbb's
ONT. Ine only vessels saved from destruction u
the Ellis, Capt !. n. Cook, who vas wounded and
10 prisoner I'll board thst ship. have other
prisoners. am happy to say that our Casualties
are iow, consideriIs the warmth Of tho onemv.
n:o; say two or taree killed and some voundea
he conduct of the gallant men have the homer
o command, is wo. tiny Of all praise. None Of ON,
vessels are severely injured. shall leave here .
small force and visit tho -arals and take a ,no.
INTO the other p.a e, before l re,uta.
have the hoLor, &C.,
J.C. ROWAN, L. IN.
No oncial report, hut merely private letter. un
% one clock to-day, has bean received from G.n.
Burnside
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FrOsa st. Louis.

ST.. LoUls, Feb. H.
The notorious Jennings, lately Of JEFF. Thomp-
sons command, who was captured 1t Poplar Bluffs,
arrived here to-day, and il confined in the mill
tary prison.
w. T. feyton, one of the thousand prisoners
lstely sent to Alton, returned here te-day, and il
confined in the military prison. He has been al
lowed to purchase = full uniform If the Missouri
State Guard.
Reports from Lebanon, continue to mention the
horrible muddy roads south of that place.
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DISTRICT COURT.
FEBRUARY TERN.

HON. JoHNF. DILLON. Judge.
IaA n. GFroRp. Clerk.
FslpAr. Feb. IA.
Court opened at 8 o'clock. A. NJ.
The morning hour vas occupied for hearing
! rrseaions and demurrtrs.
5gs. Whitney vs. Cotes Dismissed.
sies Miner, Hasksll Co, ". ". Shsrmsn,st
ais Diseontiaasd By Plaintiff without
pref adiss.
ss,2. Burrows / Prsstyman ". Cook 4 sar-
gent. Report Of receiver fled snd con-
s2ss. Chapman We Brown, ct sls. A. Dawson
substituted as Plaintiff decree for
Plaintiff.
s4l7. Cutting Va. Penny. Submitted to the
Court.
6p45. A. CT ,nen.s w. T. H. ongbo.tom. Ma
ry Ann Smith and James Jack deiaulted
Decree against them. Continued TO
Longbottom.
55oj. Mead 4 Co., vs.. H. Lsonard, Sheriff.
Trial BY jury. Grant Smith for
Plaintiff, j. p. Cook, Dow and Dawson
for Defendant. The testimony in this
ease vas not flashed to-day.
Court adjourned at o'clock P. NJ. till 9
eeiock tomorrow morning
ALMOST FIGHT.-A mob OF wheat
| tho gate Of the Scot Houss Stables yard. ; 20.
! tsrday afternoon, after every square foot OF
! the premises had been occupiel-one Of the
! party being an old customer, insisted upon his
! right TO IAN into the Gro owd-for few moments
the exciten mt was intense, and no doubt
| would have ended with case Of assault and
battery" had not the pesce-making proprietor
| secured the use Of several private stables 10
the neighborhood - after which harmony
reigred.
THE ASAcoNDA AT WoRK.-Our
dispatches inform us that the Rebels have
/ evacuated Springfield. Mo-, and made tracks
/ for Arkansas, hotly pursued. We have ali
|! along entertained the hope that Price and bis
narauding band might be captured. bu. he
has sgain probably made good his escape
Missouri is Low almost freed from Rebel forces.
4 aud We hope that the Anaconda will take
good care that they return not to dis.ress that
/ State.
The battle at Roanoke turne out less bloody
ttao was previously reported, though the vic.
tory vas none the lee. complete.
ScHooLs.-Our city schools are hav-
. ing . large attendance this winter. and under
the management Of the present highly compe-
tent eorps of teachers, the schoIsrs are making
| rapid progress in al the useful branches.
Parents should be very careful to keep their
| children in school. We see young folks in the
street every day who have no business there
| and whose parents are dong a great injustice
| in not compelling them to attend school, The
day of youth is but short one, and ii improp.
e,ly spent will result in great disadvantage.
Oar schools are open-iree to all-let no child
WHO can 60 to school be kept away. Parents
remember this. and act upon it.
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FR Ed 20 RE w,

VX7lLL. ON THE OPENING OF NAvJGA-
w tion, make regular DAILY TRIPS be-
tween the sbove named and intermediate points,
connecting with the various Railroads, at Daven-
port, Rock Island, Clinton, Fulton City, Gslsna
and Dubuque.
~ Passengers and Shippers can rely on this
arrangement continuing throughout the
ENTIRE SEASON.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, .. to
K. X. PRETTYAAN, Agent.
January l6, ls62-4m
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DISEASES or
uoSsos Z ether DoDostlcatel Animals
AR. n. 0ErHYve

1EnBeR OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
% Of Veterinary Surgsoss Londou. is poe-
seesed Of the most psrfset sys1es ef
Hoss dsetering of any In the West IL . grsss
majority Of instances bis cures ere complete. per
aaa emily lssti1g and rsri sly aeeonplisSed, even
Hesuee Ieeleo 1lpa diooso cd hitherto tAoaehf
to bs iaeurabts, Mr.. 8. usaN With the happiset
results, rsndssiag then 6t to perform ordinary
work. Nr. Sc tfeatmsnt II based on the legiti-
aats ssisnsss q msdieins, ssd b p1edess T. give
On hin. O6se q LeClaiees Stable, cosnR Of Sd
And Perry q.
\. B.-1ssss - C.Aue ns61Sssss e q ~
q ID. QpaiV - asaasa1p nrt9ee jae6Awg
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DExocRA7 AND NEwsl
Friday Eve, Feb. -, 1887
The weather too cold for doing any bushes.
which seu be put oa. Receipts ~ very small
and quotations unchanged.
FLoUR-fiEm 1T $500 Wholesale, S4.2o retail
Shipments 40 bbls.
WHEAr-In good demand at s.@ss. Shipments
2, 80 bushels. Receipts 1862, bu.
BARLEY.-Steady at 2oG2vs fer good, and 35c
for extra. Receipts 1898 bu. Shipments 1894
bu.
bu.
OATe-129l4c.
DRESSED Hoes.-We quote At $30a.35.
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The young folks have got another
lien On sleighing and aIs enjoying it without
regard 10 the stete OF the weather.
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phis there we're exhibitions Of joy on the aSrivsi
ofths news.
At Beach Grove armed bands Of johnson and
Maynssds followers are provling about in al di-
rections through the mountains in the remote
counties in the State, Who have shot at night in
their own houses those who adhered TO the for
tuDes Of the South.
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ADV'TS.
BoARD OF EDUCATION Rcoxs,

BoARD OF EDUCATION Rooxs,
DAVENPORT, Feb. IL, 1872. (
10 pursuance Of 9 resolution adopted at the last
annual meeting Of the District Township Of the
city of Davenport the Secretary makes rhe fol.
lowing Statement of the e1penses OF the District
from March 18th, 1861 to date, and al.c sn esti-
mate for the year ending March 1868.
TEACHERS FIND.
There have been order. issued or the Teachers
Fund r. the amount toi...... Of Sc 2ss
school HOUSE, FUND.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. IL.
FLouR.-Market steady. Winter @4so@4e5; !;
Spring $3.55@3 g..
WHsAr.-Market lA@lHc higher. Spring
at .207sc.
CosS.-Msrke. sLaie better. 22j5@s25s.
RYI.-Firm and steady Sales at 55l2@3ac.
BARLEY SIC 4ac track.
BrirEx-sh9sx for frkin, l 1l2 cents for
dairy.
LIVE Hocs.-Market lively. Sales $2st@
2S0.
DEEssKp Hoes. In good demand. Sales at
$2t5@295.
TALLow~In gooy demand al .l7c.
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Suspension Of Detroit Banka.
D8TROIr, Feb. IA.
Al the banks Of this city Suspended specie pay
tents today.
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Our compliments are due Represen.
tativss White, Fsirall, Stanton and Senator
Que. for fsvors from the capital.
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a. p. = y. K1IIY, 0' Y
DAO1ER8 OR DRRp AND P0RK. AID
! i. 1SssPEs: SsPEs Il hvs Seed. y 1.Ay - :.
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New 0Sk Market,
NHw YokK, February l3.
FLogR- Market &c better. 5 5o15 40 Super
State $3.50 q $50 Extra State ;S55595.7 - Super
Western; S. 90@6.C0 Common to medium extr>
Western $6.o0@s 10 shipping brands and Extra
R. II. o.
WHEAT.-Market dull, nominal asd unchanp-
ed.
CoRS.-Market steady. Western Mixed g. in
store.
PoRk-Stsady. $ls.25@l3. 90 mess; So. .5o@a. 80
prime.
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24o Below O,-Call at Farrands
and take look at come Of those fine fur sests.
They Will be comfortable.
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NEW PENNSYLvANlA HOUSE.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprietors,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Of6ce for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton Lyons, De-
Witt, MAquoketa, and AuamosA.
Fare One Dolisr per dAy ano21-
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CARDS.

ID RS. N + w z l. l. u g. II R L Z \ ,
sUocBss0ns 70 DR.. csBssBsaoUGH,
0oee1oOOs Oeooe6oto,
OFFICE CORNER THIRD AND BRADY
~ streets, over Lindssy's Jswelry Store, Dave
port, Iowa. Cbssges moderate. ja3l
CLARK 4 klOyT
1\EALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUG0IES,
~ Pianos and Hssmonic Aslodeons frsm the
psst Eastern nanufsctosies, Of the most spprovs Cd
pstssrns, and at psi,ss that defy competition, No.
l40 rady stsssS. Dav export. Iowa lsp9
PHENIX SALOON.
+ HAVE RENTED THIS ESTABLISHMENT
! and shall keep it supplied as heretofore with
the best
vVTNees Liquors 4 Rsfrsshmsessts.
There are two excellent
Billiard Tables
in the Saloon. Thankful for past patronage !
hope for continuance Of similar favors.
jAs JOHN CORTlS.
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AZ TERNOON DISPATCHES,
Spring field. Me-, Taken.

Special to the st. Louis Democrat
SrRiSGFIELD. Mo-, l3, via BE- AR CREEK, Feb IA.
Our troops took possession Of Springfield 10 day
without firing gun. Price evacuated the place
yesterday afternoon marching out on the fave,te-
Vile road,
81. LOTIa, Feb Ii.
The following dispatch wss forwarded from
head quarters this morning
IL tren. Jfc fcOAlaa, Wa.h.sytoa:
The flag of the Union now floats over the Court
House in Springfield. The enemy retreated sitter
q short engagement, leaving a large amount Ct
stores and equipsge, which vas Captured by ten.
Curtis. Our cavalry is in close pursuit
lSignelI II. W. HALLEck, Mai. Gen.
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The opening Of navigation has been
postponed until the temperance Of the
grounding. which will be in about four OF
FIVE vAeks
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Noetce.
HERtApf1R ALI. PfpS0Ha HAvINa
H bedno0 With tAe Coaatv 0speainteDe.f
vfli o aAin = his e0ss, . Perry stsee4. every
0atusiay, - - tie last Saturday of evev montS.
~ A. TIL p. Il.
D. L. 00RTON,
ja9e-d&wlnl County Sapssiatsnaeae.
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RICHARDSON, WEST 4 CO..
POWER PRESS BOOK { JOB PRINTING
EsT.ABEIsR.WEAT
Grtggs' Block, Perry St.,
DAvENROHE, BOWA.

Dissertations Of P0rtnersh6aD
UvHE ECO-DARTFERsBIP HERETOFORE Ex-
listing under the firm and name Of J. J.
expirea On the lst ef February By limitation. The
unders signed is alone authorized to use the nane
of the old Arm in settlement.
f. J.J. HUMPHREY.
authorized to rocoive advsItisomentsfof this -.
Per.
ROUNDS / LAseDox, is Randolph street, Chi. .
eaee. ass autherissd TO receive foe
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AeLAR0B BLACK H1WFOUNDl.AND PUP.
IA Had q when lost, tsass cellar nasksd sP.
L. Coss." Any oas sstasaiag said Dog will -
eaitAAly geWas1ea. III
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lGNATAS LANCER

lGNATNS LANEER.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON & kCCOUCHEUR
i OvvIcE-SOuth-easteor eor.er " UrAdy and Soc
ond streets. Once hours from {. 6 A. NJ, end ;
to5PN. sc-so7.tf
BURTE HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb92d
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HON. JOHNF. DILLON, Judge.
IsA n. GEfoRp. Clerk.
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LADr's BooK.-We think the Godey's
Lsdy's Book for March is among the most ex'
cellsnt ever issued. Ladies will lose . rare
treat If they fail 10 get 1t.
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CHOICE Winter Apples tor sale q
Shields. corner Of Perry ssd Front ssreeta
THANK. 20 w. C. Warmer for late
6les Of Bosom papers.
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CHA0. .. PUTNAA. JOHN y. ROGERS
PUTNAM 4 ROC ERS.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW.
"A OrylCE, Davenport Blodk, Ns.2s, Main st.
second Floor. jun1-dtf
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CLINTON HOUSE
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ strssts, lows City Iowa. J. TRusDELL, Pro
pftetor. sNGSl.1tf.
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LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER eEcoNo AND MAIN eTe.
DAvOna9ort, IOWA.
Gl144RTr 4 0Ah hr...........1ssoDsoesoss
NFFICE COR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIE.
" Claire, PrNeetOn, Lyons, Dewitt. Asquoketa
and Aoamo0. aiune33-iN
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j. c. PAkK8R, ~ D. 9o. v. ACAKH, n. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
OHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No. franklin dlock, second 6eor Brady St..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Ds. PAxEss's residences, corner 9th and LeClaire
0troets. DA Csc. ". McCARNs residence, east
side brsdy, se,ond door from cosnsr Of 9th.
my17 DIR
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:" KHPA,RrNo.-The Albion Mills are
running on half time-the other half being
devoted to overhauling and making necessary
vspaire. In fact We think wheat is too high st
the present time to make milling profitable.
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7. O. cA4PBELL. JOHN c. BILLS.
CAMPBELL Il BILLS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNaELORS AT LAW.
n Once, No. !, Davsnports Block. nov2i-t.
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
IA and Notary Public. Office, North wost
ornsr Of Brady and SECOND streets, upstairs
ntrsnce on Brady stroet. July 96-dtf
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u Gs SHORkl.
7 O0 PUMP hAKER.-OFTICk, OPPOSITE
IL Post Once, Davsaport Iowa.
mvq11kvtf
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W. L. DIITOE,
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A OFFICE up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in McMsnus 4 shepherds block, opposite
state bank. mch 25-dtf.
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LOUIS A. AACkLOT,
BANKER / DEALER IN EXCRANCE,
DAvOnport Iowa.
AO1-Atf

GEO. Q. c. DOW. .. =. Brown.
DOW = 0ROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS At LAW
"A and Notariss Public.
,. &. baOws, United States Commissioner.
O1vics-At Louis A. Maeklot's Exchange Of
Zee, Davenport, Iowa. uarS-n
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J. d. L8AKE. GEo. q. GRIFFIN.
lEAKE II GRIFFIN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 4
IA Nickolls Block, south west corner Brady and
second streets, Dsvenpost, Iowa. dc97
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JAS. T. LANE, o.w sKISHEn
LANE 4 SKINNER,
A TTORNEIS AT LAW. OFt1CE-COR-
"A hER Of Second and Brady Streets. over
Smiths store. Doc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-10
HUNTED DOWN
BY MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS.

He staggered, a. II reolpg under sudden
blow, but IN an instant, resentment and burst
of indignant feelings enabled him 10 recover
himself.
"That Ia enough" he said; ~ knos now
bow far woman's truth is to be depended
uponi will mate no rcproachos."
"You are generous - sho interrupted. "AE
Tor your condsct during the Tast months thu in
suls that you have offered me, the Sian. e,s 81
your family
am not answerabe for the n, Clara"
No; but those who spoke so are your ear
ea kin--tbat OF itself would separate us--but
your own CONDUCT
Po-give il, forsive IT," ho cried impctuOus.
", "I was mad-ss for thom, why need We
care; I would leave them all tomorrow for your
sake-fsmily, home, everything"
We will not go back to those things, she
replied, fecIing that her strength would not ens
bic her TO listen. "All this Is useless We part
now and for all time"
"Then the consequences rest with YOU what
ever comes, you and my fam ly alone, will be to
blame"
She answered him passonately; there were
moro angry words on both side, then Edward
Inno turned aud hurried along the banks Of the
stream, moro reckless and spairing than ho
had ever been.
Cara waite od him with will, haggsrd eyes,
and foil back against the willow moAnng I'M
dor the pangs OF absolute physical agony for
Ter heart seemed clutched by some invi lille
power Snd the pain thereof was terrible.