Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-23

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hef eIIu~1rph - ~ uithovra leoves rpo6
nv 1sssli 1 ~ elseo;ao ~ . - piesnu
coinInS slove1 scsrlc9 - - nnistv astumr
~. ar,d fhe voodg = ~ VALLEY wsrs stain.
"a wl1h - taooav fpoorAepu u nneny ani1.
nirllf 80. Al " Heiekiah undefhill.
~ @o,3env nans1velv no1ishine Ma sneetacaoa1
49, ~ 0re. - ~ so13e6e1 40 g
lnrv'e ereoE kelsidoscops d color.
at dou't eeem iust rieht r. so1iloouised
Qesekfah. ssnot "a have I genuine anov
Slc(n e1G,e n anksgiyiupr'
ssTake thines = vca And ZEN. hsher r.
eaid m. Hesekia6. ! etirrine body who
never a1ocd e1ill Icne enoush q sive {
,rr;slwle time q 800 dovn q ~ Ace,
ma vhose co(yee. colored 60 ribbous. ovine'
to = perpetual melton" were like br,wp
birds contioue1lv On the vins. .Elder
Junes savs thercss nothing but what's for
~ best f.
well. thsre's no harm n wishin'. I
a'noes . ~ Hesekiah. arrument;velv.
"No y IA ~. IJnderhill .sbat Is cas-
eo;n' - vish. 'tvouldn't be l1r snch /. littIe
thinr . : raj q snow. I know what I'd
live : biz appls lor."
"whsf - ouestioned Heset;.h. rather
eurur;sed ~ his contented helnmate's ex.
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nv w;sh. ia br;no 'em ali hack from the
or.ves nnon the nstsle. f,eld snd from Tho
es.rv hosn;t.Is Thirk NJ onr Jored loon.
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Where :. ,rant .,y.~ s;v y,,crths 49,, ~ -
80 a;~.;,,, w;.h H.r~v Moss,nr' ~" 80,
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a. .aos.. roomso n;in,t 49, - ~, ~,
9TH INV ovn ears te,l;n, Franz S.o.,s h.
w.s nothin' morc'n a friend to Won and xo M
wandered at his urcsnmpt;on n evor :,,n.
"o n hs c",,iJ (. .rrth;n~ morn >, ''p-
II never meant &. uncle ~ sohhoa tho
Oil Mnsveri II was that mad sn;-ts &c
e,,e,rv that nosscsscd mo I scarce Inv I, wv
how The word. had net n,csod INV i;ns
before I would have c;vsn worlds 60 r. III
them Rut q The nnn;shmert Is o,os.or
than c.r ho.r ri, mo unclo e .,'...
believe he win die o. XII could die too =,
"Hc il in Cod's hands NV chill" s.;,
the ala man. solemnlv. wsnd He who r.;s.,,
tho SHOWS son - Main. and hromoht e. 49,
arus hack to life. will not fail to do al sh;nr.
well Trust a Him. Jessie. and nrav p
Him "
Jessie IJnderh;ll SCARCE heard The old mans
words che had resumed her sest hv .hs
w,ndox and WINS vaz;nv sadlv ont mon 49,
cold and ;ncarnadino of the sunset 40 i
f}smed above the western nine forests l;Lsr.
inc + in her own mind to the fash of can.
non and the dreadful etains Of blood mon
the hottle.f; And with the throhh;rrs
Of her heart rose and fell the treasured III
If naner cut from the l;at Of /" Womnde,1,,
in fhc daily journal and containing Int ana
i;rs--.. Fy.nc;e steele nr;v.to aarro-o,,s
w."
u.,.l,.h yvcaorh;1 lool.d - h;s ,,;...,u
dropping figure, while strange contortions
passed over his weather-beatcn features
Once or twice he opened his mouth and shut
il again with a click like the spring of a steel
tran: once or twice he made an involuntary
step toward her. and then resumed his for.
mer posture as il by an effort
mo. no." he muttercd between his teeth
fairly beating retreat. and never paus;nc
until he was under the tossing bo,,vhs ofthe
old naples. "She's daughter. and Mere.
and everything else to me; but can't do