Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

DISTRICT COURT.
SPECIAL TERN.

HON. JOHNF. DILLON, Judge.
IRA N. CLIFFORD. Clerk.
WEpsEsDAY, Jan. ~.
Court opened at 9 o'clock A. n.
The jury In the ca.e o! PIumer w. Henley.
Who bad been out nearly ali night. brought in
. verdict 10 favor Of the d.fendsnL
Mr. c. Stewart Els and Henry Jensen were
admitted as members OF the Scott county bar.
The next trial was in the case Of Bauder d
Bro. We. Geo. Thomas ct al. Hubbell for
plaintiff; Cook d Drury for defendants. There
was quite q number OF witnesses examined 10
this case. Verdict for defendant
C9,7. Pulls w. Bahrenfuss dismissed by plain
tiff
6229. Osborn vs.. Denkman. Trial to Court ;
judgment Tor defendants for return Of property,
and lO per cent. damages.
6l70. Gardner II Thayer Va. Disney i Hewitt
Stricken from docket.
o5oo. barton vs.. Carmichael. Jedgment for
plaintiff clerk TO assess
65Oi. Carmichael vs.. Barton. Dismissed.
65o4 do 80 Parker. do.
65o5. smith, Palmer Co. vs.. u. g. Carmi
chaei. Judgment tor plaintiff; Clerk to asses.
$50 ksnnett 4 G-ddis vs. II. c. Carml lch ael
judgment for p,sihtitf Clerk to assess.
1o2S. DIV vs.. Mckee ct al. Default as to Mo-
kee Clerk to assess dismissed as to other do
PENDANTS.
e. q Heisly vs. Thorington. Trial to Court !:
judgment tor plaintiff; one cent damages.
@5o3. Piumer va. Barrier 4 Dunlap. Stricken
from docket.
6625. Ingham Armstrong We. J. Myers. Set.
tie by the parties.
67l5. John O'Dea vs.. James O'Dea. Settled
By the parties.
o7l2 Dun,on vs. Porter. Judgment by consent.
G12. Haup, iieinz,s steamer Jennie Whip
pie. Settled by the parties.
6s23. Weed, Converse 4 Co. Va. Hsigh. 4
Sears Settled by The parties.
6.55. Weston vs. Foster. Dismissed by plain
tiff.
The Court. having disposed Of all the cases
assigned for this term. proceeded to the assign.
ment for the balance Of this week and the reg.
ular February term.
There have been over 200 cases disposed Of
during this session, and Judge Dillon will
doubtless succeed in clearing the docke entire.
~ during the February term. q desideratun,
which has never heretofore been accomp plished
for the past eight nine years.
Court adjourned at o'clock p NJ. Till nine
o'clock to morrow morning.
The following is q list Of the cases set for
trial for the balance of this term, and for the
next regular February term
TUESDAY, Jan. 50.
1925. Carter VS.. Wentz
GlJ3. Muscatine Branch Of State Bank Va Cook
Sargent.
6565. lyon vs.. Tailman.
6l53. Smith VS.. Learner On appeal
FRIDAY, Jan. 81.
4567. Tibbetts IS. Jefreys
5y27. Cone VS.. ThOriugton.
676s. Farrand VS.. Morrison i Co.
MONDAY, FlB. 3.
sos. Bradley vs. Heminway.
6ij1. President, Dir ctors, &c, cf Macnin-
lists bank VS.. krum.
coz. Jones vs.. Hewitt ct ais.
66iS. Tollins, Bro l. Co. VS.. j. E. Eldridge ct
ssss. !ewett, ribbetts 1 Co. vs.. Eidrisge and
Williams.
$3.50. II. X. Love Co. vs. r. II. Rogers.
TUESDAY, FAB 4.
6l3O. Barrows vs. Haneman ct ais.
G75. New,omb VS.. Plummer.
66o5. Bender vs.. " ebber.
67Oi. j. O'dea VS.. P. Odea.
WEDNESDAY,, FIB. ;.
5935. Field vs. Bell
62u5. Merwin l. Co vs.. Plummer ct ais.
SO. Tallman vs.. Ons.
90 4. Cast vs. Hamilton.
564I. Van Evera w. King
66i9. Reed vs., Smith.
III, 4. FEEDER VS.. Alieman (oa appeal)
Cyl. Fish vs.. Dodge on appeal }
9733. Board of supervisors vs.. DayeLpor ct
ais.
6SA. Vincent va. Thompson.
6S29. Jones VS.. Newby.
6s,8. Bailey VS.. Saddoris ct ais.
6e16. Nef vs. Thoringtop.
6o76X. do do
THURSDAY, Feb.6.
6557. G. l.. Bell jr. vs. Thorngton.
6646. Haight Sears vs. Cone 4 Looms.
$3.50. Dessant VS.. Ualldorf ct al.
sass Gsdet VS.. Bennett. (on appeal
673l. Stewart Go. VS.. Smith.
MONDAY, Feb. 10.
4s2l. Dooan vs.. Leonard al.
5s3l. Plumer VS.. ArlaL.
1889. Denk nan vs.. burrows.
5y45. Henry w. Terume.
63s4 Hayward vs.. Barclay.
WEDxEsDAY, Feb. II.
37.l. Cannon French vs.. Mathews.
67oS. Pottsvs. Rsley.
Coto Mcdonnell J. BIO. vs Likens.
THURSDAY Feb. 10.
ssl4. Smiley 4 Mckay vs.. Cook l. Sargent
MONDAY, Fcb. II.
6759. Mary s. Smith vs Thoriugton.
67s9. Blake VS.. Palmer (replevin
TUksDAY, Feb. 18.
54l6. Dixon ys. johnson.
TIE LAST DAY OF GRACE.-Holders
Of boxes at the Post Office who have not paid
their rent and postage, need not he surprise )
il they are obliged t. 60 to the General De-
livery" for their mail matter. The thirty days
Of grace expired last evening. No favor will
be shown to anybody, but all boxes in arrears
will be scratched"
ENGLAND DECLARES WAR AGAINST
TIE NoRrH-Loss no time. John Bull. In com.
ing over, our former neighbors, the irish.
want you il haste, not for your good. bot in
order to chsstise you for your insolence TO-.
wards their adopted country. The writer
vouches that he is only speaking the sen.i
men,s Of his countrymen. both man, woman
and child. First quality Of bellfower apples
at Curryis, next to Plummer's book store.
The FIRsr PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
SEWING MAcHIsE OF lS6l.-The ladies are COR
daily invited to examine the latest improve
ment in Sewing Machines. now on exhibition
at the store Of J. Russell, 35 Main street. for
the fret time in Davenport. Their working
on difficult fabrics. quiet running and entire
simplicity cannot fa,l to decide which one is
the best for family use. They make the lock
. ich both sides alike. Cali between the hours
OF eleven and four, till Thursday.
General Agen. G. l. B. 8 N. Co.
W. +. ROSS, AagNr.
TNrrn uo~n
Or NEW YORK.