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Pratt and Wise,


Everybody knows Pratt, the Great Ameri.
can Traveller" a. he calls himself. He is q
harmless genius, who appears in our midst to-
day, and il OF tomorrow, but where he will
turn up is as much q mystery to his acQuaint-
ances as to himself. Something seems to be
the matter with his brain, for he acts like one
who possesses none. When Wise, who is sbout
on par with Pratt in some things, was the
Governor Of Virginia, the "Great American
Traveller" called on him at Richmond, and
after some delay obtained an audience. It was
about the time that the agitation respecting
secession commenced In Virginia, 90 Wise did
not feel very good-nstured towards northern
men.
"Who are you ?" asked Wise, as the trav.
elsr stood before him, and surprised enough
Wise must have been at his appearance.
"I'm Daniel Pratt, the Great American
Traveller, and independent candidate for the
Presidency. You must have heard Of me-"
estate your views" said Wise, and his large
black eyes rolled ~ though anxious to burst
from their sockets. SEQ
Pratt commenced his hsrangus, and con-
tinued it for an hour. He mixed up every
thing that he could think of, but still Wise
listened without interrupting him.
At length Pratt paused for breath.
"Hsve you finished 2" asked Wise.
"No, SIR" and once moro Pratt commenced,
and in half an hour he had finished. He was
out Of breath and exhausted. Wise had not
spoken word. but sat regarding him in dumb
astonishment.
"Hsve you concluded 2" asked the Cover.
nor.
eyes, I think have"
Then get out Of this house. you d-d sbo-
lition humoug. Move, and don't let me see
you in Richmond twenty.four hours from the
present time"
Pratt left the presence of the Governor, and
soon shook the dust Of Virginia from his feet.
He has never seen Henry since, and, to tell the
truth, he don't want to, for he suesrs that
Wise is insane; but, for sll that, he is proud Of
The interview, and often boasts of it.
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OPERATIONS IN THE soUrHwssr-rHE euSBoA
FFem Cairo.

CAIRO, Feb. 1.-Another expedition, perhaps
larger than the recent reconnoitering expedition,
10 evidently In the Of preparation from this
point, but ia real strength and destination is OF
course kept secret.
The troops at Fort Holt have been removed In
consequence Of the high water there
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Dh Is stated that Capt Ericsson is conaden,
that, with his new battery, launched on Thursday,
he can sink the Meninac in a giyen nnmhe, y,
minutes, and In case he can't sink her in enc
hour, he can bang at her any number of hours,
without any fear Of her armament, until he doe
sinf her. Al for her battering ram, he has an
and be has no hesitation In challenging a game
OF this sort. He hopes TO meet the Merrimac
some day, and In case she won't come out, be
VIII possibly fnd occasion 10 60 mp to Norfolk
and pay her visit at home.
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Conviction Of a Murderer.

New BRUNSWICK, N. J E, Feb. 1.-The trial Of
Michael Hennessey, for the murder Of Robert
ellis, at Woodbridge, last September, was con-
c!uded yesterday. About 8 O'Clock In the after
noon the jury brought In a verdict Of guilty of
murder In the frat degree
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. IA party Of rebels under
j. G. Morgan, Of Lexington, captured five tee.
graphers near Camp Bellsville, with their instru.
ments and wagons. They also burned a churah
at the station. All Is quiet below.
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D Rebel authority states that the aggregate
amount Of contributions from the rebel States 70
the Confederate army In Virginia during the LAT
three months was ei SIS ,sae
III The stuarts, the sugar candy men Of New
poor within q few months. = =
Evening star., 1862-02-03

New YORK, Feb. 2.-Arrived, steamship John
Bell, from Liverpool, with ,64s bales Of cotton
The Mary Alice was to sail for Baltimore in eight
DAYS.
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COTTAGE SETS a
COTTAGE SETS! II

s2hd Osk, Imitation Qat, Maple, and Deeorsted.
vita wl.h ssd yIthout Marble Tops, and &C prices that
FySkbNS9lTIgEE, iIS bS9lTI tJEs, EEATAER BEDS, bofsTERs
10, &c; BQTELER & WfLLsoN.S
Iron Hal, SIS Pa. sv.. bet. eth and 10th sts..
N4-steo I'd and ID 6oora
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WAsHINsT9N JANUARY Is. 1859.
The undsysiEned have this dsy formed a .uo,. "A
nership, under the name sf ewHxNY & Hrfcx fcr
the pqrp pose Of conducting an Excbange collie.
Ton Ton, Land Wsrrsns.and General Banking Basi-
By prompt end hishfsl sttsnfion to bannsss We
';s'S;. sS.ss.. 8. Z s.s EiSSassbbf B IXbf faDSYcr.@
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AUCTION SALES.
By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers,
GsnrRlfnfna. ID. ~

TRUSTEES' SAI.E.-By virtue of q deed o.
y trust from Win. w McNeer, dated Aprll "a
1851 and ofrecord, We will Offer at suction on the
i1th day of February next at O'Clock D. m on the
premises, ell that lot of ground in Geo geiovI
Enoyn ss the easternmost part of lot number ont
hundred and twenty-eight, (l28.D in Beas addition
10 Georgetown fronting II feet on Duntarton street
snd running back north, of the same width, II
feeI, With the improvements, consisting Of two
story frame house.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
20 ee paid in cash and the residue at three eeua
interest, to be secured.
WALTER s. COX,
HUGH CAPERTUN,
Trustees GEORGETOWN BuiId'g Assoois'n.
jas 2awts BARNARD d BUCKEY, Auots.
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
" a For Weaknesses
Arlfnf from t. esses, Habits of Dissipstloy
ENlT lrdiscreton or Abuse,
Attended teffh fhs FOI!oWisg Synytous:
Loss cf Memory, DifIoultv OF Rra. th,n.'
Weak Nerves, TrSnbiirss'
Horror OF Disease, Wafs6sins.ss
DImneEs Of Vislun, PAN in ths 49,
HL!vsrsa Lassitude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands. Flushine IN tbs 1odx
DryDcss of the Skin, Eruptlons on the Fsoes
o., PALLTD couNTENzNcE.
Ihese syu9tCms- II q low d TO 90 on, which tlia
medlclne invariably removes, soon follows
FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS.
b one Of bOhtek tks Pafissf may EopS,s
VINO can Fsy thSr they are not free uently fc!-
IoNed Dy moss 'DRBRUL DIsKAsEs,"
" INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aSaFO q the cause OF their su6erIlf.
BUT MONK WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUkF
And the Melancholy Deaths By Cons.saytiou,
BKAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF THK
AssKRTION.
THE C0MSTlTUIIoN ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
eSuires the aid Of medicine TO strengthen and
lnvlEorste the System
hIoh HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tsvsriai " does
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKKrr1cAL.
Evening star., 1862-02-03

WASHINGTON, ID. C., JANUARY, 1864.
REM VAL.
A. BININGER & co.
H e. MOVED
a1s PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
wILLARDs, HOTEL.
We invite the attention Of our friends and
irons to the Card below:
No. 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite WiIlGTd'S RotsL)}
The Subscribers, having opened Branch Es-
tablishment in this City a few months since, and
feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage al
ready received from lis friends and the lovers Of
pure and genuine
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles in their line, have determined
pom continuance and extension Of their bust
ness. Their assortment embraces
FINE COGNAC BRANDIEs
(of various age, brands, and districts.)
BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISTLES,
JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c,
Also, several valuable Tonics, Bltters, and
stomachics, which are remedies for
bowel complaints, fever and ague,
headache, and the like.
MADEIRA, SHERRY PORT wINLs,
CLARETs, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE
AND GERMAN WINES.
HAVANA sEGARs,
fall Varieties and Prices.
FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING
TOBACCO.
ALSO,
PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED
MEATS AND FRUITS, sARDINEs,
VINEGARS, SWEET OIL, &C, &c.
The Stock was particularly selected to suit the
wants OF Hotel-Keepes, Suffers, Restaurateufs,
&c. They are invited to visit the establishment,
which is under the direction Of Mr. Jos. p.
WILSON.
Owing to the fact that they import most OF the
articles direct, and to their many business fsciI-
ties they are enabled to offer their stock Goods at
very low prices.
Your obedient servants,
A. BINISGER CO.,
importers Of Foreign Wines, Liquors, &c.
Ia lift New YORK AND WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1862-02-03

GENRLEMENS READY MADE GARM-
VI ENTS, OF FINE QUALITY.
We offer citizents and strangers q lagS assort
mont Of OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, HUSI-
NESS COATS, PANTALOONS and VESTS,
OF all coors and qualities, equal in make and
finish to the best custom work,
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
Merchant Tallors and Clothers,
322 Pa. ave-, bet 9th and 10th SITS,
is S2-ttit Untel' S RepD
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By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucroneers.
GsErEstotrn, d. C.,

TRUSTEES' SALE.-BJ virtue of deed OF
Il trust from Henry Dade, dated April 25, 1857,
and OF record, We VIII offer at auction on the 18th
DAY OF February. At 81 O'Clock p. m, on the prem
ises, part of ot No eighty, In Holmead's ADDITION
TO Georgetown, bounded as follows, VIE: Begin
nlng at the northwest corner of said lot and run
nlng thence south, along North street, forty feet
theEce east ald at right angles with North street,
forty feet, thence north forty feet and thence
west forty six feet TO the beginning with the i'm
houses.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in three equal
insalmentS, at three, Six, and nine months, with
The terms of sale must be complied with within
one week after sale, the property may be resold,
attire risk and cost OF the first purchaser afer one
weeks notice.
WALTER 8 COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association,
ia a6-2awts BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts.
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~ The late eruption ct vesuvius has deprived
400 Pseph 81 bed, food and subsis1snce. I
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auc,iope

BY WALL BARNARD, AuctiOneers.
TNRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed OF
\ trust from Charles Williams, Gated April 3,
lS56, and OF record, we vi i'll offer at aUotion, on
Thu RSDAY, the 18th day of February, at 4
O'CLOCK p m, on the premis es, that lot o. ground
IN Washington, known and described as the north
one hundred, O00,J fronting forty y-eIght feet on
Twentieth street, and fifty feet on NJ street, with
house.
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
70 be PAID In cash, the residue in three ual In
stalments, AZ three, six, and nine months after
date, with interest, TO be secured.
The terms of sale must be complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be resold
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser after one
WALTER 9. cox,
HUGH CAPERTUN,
Trustees Georgetown BuIid'E Association.
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By BARNARD L BUCKEY, Auctioneers.
Gro1Rsfo.rn N

oGOTBCIOtcHs ~.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
= trust from less Chick, dated May %. 1856 and
Of record. We will csr a. auction ON the llth day
u soupa IL % on bonded 6ns ss
0ws ,Sfi Bsgfnninr At iiis end Of twsnty-six lee,
from The southeast intersection OF West and North
streets, and runulng thence eastery, by and with
south,rdly !. and parallel with ssld North stTeet,
elGhhy.siI ,h Iset. thence west.ardT, and parallel
north eighty six feet. to the beginning, with the
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase none,
TO be paid In cash, and the re3idue in three equal
instalments; a. three, six, and nine months, with
The terms sals mu st be complied with within
one weak after SALE or the property may be Tesod,
otter one eeks' notice at the risk AID coat Ofthe
hrst purchaser.
HUGH ChPERTOS,
Trustees Georgetown Building Ass, clatIon.
ia 62.vt. BARNARD 4 BUCEEY ,Aucts.
GeorgstoIcH, u e.
TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of deed Of
u, u trust from b. HutohlRs, dated September p,
lItn da' Of February. 1852, on the premises, at 4
0elook m, that part Of lot number ninety one,
beginning for Its bounds on the south eide Of Pros.
Reot street, IN Georgetown, at point distant IS
feet measured me cast from the west corner OF sad
west line of said lot S. feet, more OF less to the line
OF Mrs Mssher's lot thence east or the line OF
ess to Pros street, thence with Prospect street
Is feet 70 the beginning, with the improvements,
consisting Of two-story frame house.
Terms pf sale: One thlrd of tho purchase money
TO be paid in cash: and the residue in three eqUsl
lnstaments; at three, ak and nine months, with
interest, 70 be secured.
The terms of sa 9 must be complied with within
one week after sale, or the property may be resOfd
at the expense and risk Of the purchaser, after
one weeks nstice.
WALTER g. cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees Georgetown Build'g AssocIa'n.
ia 6 2avts BAKNARD & BICKEY. Aucts.
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HORSE BLANKETS
J. B. PUDNEY's,
324 Pa ave back room,
3SA ID stTaSt.
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pUBBER COATS, PONCHOS, LEGGINS,
IL Blankets, Cap Covers and Caps, st
]. b. PtDNEY'S,
S24 Pa. ave., back room,
or 365 ID street,
Evening star., 1862-02-03

HEAVY, REGULATION BLANKETS,
II sale cheap, By
}. B. PUDNEY,
324 Pa. ave., back room,
or ASS ID street
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auction yrs.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auction srs.
TRUSTEES, SALE virtue OF ceed oi
Il trust from N. w. Walker, dated February %
1855, and of record, we will offer at auction, on
FRIDAY, the l4th day of February, at O'Clock
p m, on the premises, th4t lot of ground IN Wash
ington known and described as lot ID, in square
No. "a beginning for Its bounds on Eighth street,
50 feet from the northwest corner Of said ssusre,
and runHng thence south with the line Of Eighth
street 6 feet; theLoe east 6S feet inches to Sfeet
feet ths west 63 feet inches to the beginning
with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
20 be paid In cash; and the residue three esual
lustslments; at three, SIX and nine months, with
interest, to be secured.
The terms of sale must be COMPLIED with within
one week after sale, otherwise the property may
be resOd st the risk and cost Of the frat purchaser
after one weeks notice
WALTER 9 cox,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees GeCrgetown Bu!ld'E AssOcis'n
j. 7-2awts Wall & BARNARD, Aucts.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TNRUSTEES,.SAIIE BY virtue OF deed al
i trust from Cynthia H. Mason and others dated
Maroh Is, 1857. anu of record. we WI otter st auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th dSy Of February,
N4 O'Clock p m. on the premises, that lot of ground
IN Washington known as tot No. eighteen, U8, ! in
square No. seventy three, tfS,) with the improve
ments.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
70 oe PAID In cash; and the residue In three equa
lnstaiments, az thres, SIX and pinS months after
date, with interest, 10 be secured.
Ehe terms OF sale must be complied with within
one week after sale, OF the property may be resold
az the rlsk and cost Of the f Tst purchaser.
WALTER 4. cox,
HUGH CAPERFON,
Trustees GEORGETOWN BuIld'g AssOoia'n.
RE2awts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
Arrival and DepaGture Of the Mail!
rosToFFIcE AT DAVENPORT, IOWA

EAsTaRS MAIL-via / r r R-Closes at
o'clock NJ; Closes at ~ o'clock NJ arrives
at 10 o'clock A N arrives at 81 o'clock p Nj
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAn-via NJ & R-Closes at 81
o'clock NJ arrives at o'clock N, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MArL-Via Lyons Camanche-
Closes at . o'clock p NJ arrivesat6 o'clock NJ
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Dewitt 4 Maquoketa-
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at y O'Clock
PM arrives Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday al
6 O'Clock p N.
RourE No. lo977-via Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday At 9o'clock 2 n
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9
O'Clock Pm.
ROUTE No. 1O94s-via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday at II o'clock N.
SOUTHERN MAIL-Vla Burlington Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday ate O'Clock =
arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
RoprE No. losl7-via Pufalo-C Closes Friday
ats O'clock A n arrives Saturday ats o'clock
RoUrs No. 1O950-via Annsrosa Walnut
Forks-Closes Thursday at IL N arrives Thurs
day at II o'clock n.
uoURs-OEoe open at o'clock A N closes at
o'clock NJ O6ice oren on Sunday from to
10 o'cloci A N.
- As the principal mails are carried BY Rail
koad, all the time IS stated in the abovs notice
will be Rail- koAD TINE, the clock in the Super
intsndants Office, N / n Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. h. ELDRlD0E, P. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
THE CITY,.
GRAIN TRADE ron 1901.

The grain trade 10 this market for the year
just ended has been hsavy-heavier by con-
siderable than that Of any previous year.
Herewith we present . tabular statement 0f
the receipts and shipments. Ito correctness 10
vouched for. Every day 10 the year when
there vas any grain coming in st all. our CON.
mercisl reporter has visited the principal buy.
ers Of the city and obtained the result Of their
days operations so we have only TO turn to
the record 10 make up our aggregate. II 10
proper to state. however. that there have been
a considerable number Of email buyers Who
on account Of their transient and irregular
method Of doing business. were not consulted.
Yet II 10 plain TO any person that the yearly
aggregate purchased by these small dealers
grocers, livery stablts and ordinary home DO
msnd for raw material. amounts to very
large figure in the course Of twelve months.
For this we have to depend entirely upon our
judgment.
The excess in the transactions over last year
l. TO be ccoun,ed for In the greater breadth
Of land cultivated. The immense yield pei
acre aud the good price paid 10 1860 stimulat
cd farmers in this county to SOW more exten'
siveiy But . double disappointment was
theirs. The crop was not above an average
cne. and the average price per bushsl through
the year vas about 20 cents less. The averagl
through 1860 was about 80 cents per bushel-
not lees. while the average in 1861 vas mo-
over 60 cents per bushel The difference il
the gross receipts aecruing to producers OF
wheat alone. is in the vicinity Of quarter o
. million Of dollaIs. Corn and other graiI
wac in about tn came proportion.
The following figures give . very clos
statement Of the grain transactions for th'
wear 1861
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06
LATEST NEWS
From w ashtugt0n.
BY The MAILS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune.
The Staunton (va.) Spectator learns from :
Northern Catholic priest nat rchbishop Hug hes
has gone abroad, deputed BY . council Of the
Fathers, to use his influence 70 secure the inter.
csssion Of foreign powers in behalf Of peace and
recognition Of the Southern C-afederacy.
A telegram from Charleston, Dec. 29th, announ
ces the landing of Yankee force on North Edisto
Island, from Federal gun boats, for the purpose,
doubtless, of taking possession OF tho Charleston
and Savannah Railroad at Adams Run.
The schooner Prince OF Wales, loaded with salt,
while attempting to run the blockade at George
town, s. C., was chased BY ~ lankee Cruiser,
beached and burned.
Two new balloons for Government service have
been brought here by Prof Lowe.
Tho corps of telegraph builders who have I'm
ished the line from Frederick, Md, 10 Wheeling,
are about to go to Budds Ferry and build line
from thence to Point Lookout.
General. Foster, Reno and Psske command the
brigades under Gen. Burnsidss. Four Of the best
regiments here have been ordered to Annapolis.
Mr.. Greeley's lecture, to- night. was immensely J
| crowded. The President and Secretary Chase,
with Secretary Csmeron's family and nearly half
Of Congress- were present. Mr. Greeley boldly pro-
claimed that the real object Of the should be
the destruc ion Of slavery Whenever he declar-
ed this to bs "tbe one sole purpose Of Che fight,
he was vehemently appauded as he was alec
| when he ci ed the declaration Of Andy johnson
that "rebels had no right to do anything and
| pronounced it to he the enuncia,ion Of patriot
! AMI tho wisdom Of statesman.
The sympathy Of tho audience showed that n.
far South as Washington. the popular opini, was
in harmony with the opinions OF tho lecturer.
| Two ladies, excellenty vouched for, sought pas
ses from Seward to visit sick relations at thu
South. They were refused because the rule il
inHexible. subsequently, it was discovered tha
they bad rebel correspondence and other contra
band goods on their pcrzons. :,
Minister Corwin will probably return from Mex
leo within month. He has been refused leave o
absence upon his earnest request twice repeated
aad has other causes Of dissatisfaction with tn
State Department
1t is almost certain that the English will occupy
if they have not already occupied, Natanorae
with the design, it is feared, Of opening conmuni
cation with the rebel States by way Of Browns
Vile, exporting cotton and importing contrabsn'
goods. Should such bo taeir intention, nothing
but the natural obstacles Of the country can pre-
vent it from being carried out, while Texas con
tinues disloyal.
Carl Schurz has asked and obtained leave OF ab
sence from Madrid. and is probably already on hi
way home. The causes assigned for his retur
are purely speculative.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-06

AN ORDINANCE 10 amend an ordinance enti.
tied "An ordinance relating to City Asses.
sor.' passed and approved December 10th,
1858.
Es i. enacted by tie city Council Of tie City Of
Dauenbort.
SEC /. 1t shall be the duty Of the City AS
SCISSOR IN pesson. to take an assessment Of all
the real aud personal property within said city
subject to taxation for city purposes and all
books, tDsps. charts, papers, etc, used in ta-
king and making out eaid assessment, shall be
held to belong to the said city and shall be re.
tanned in the Office Of said City Assessor. and
shall be delivered over to his successor 10 Of.
fec, or other property Of said city in the Gus.
lody and contro' Of said assessor.
SEC 2. The salary Of the City Assessor shall
be tour hundred dollars, which shall be in full
compensation for his services; provided
however, that he discharges the duties of said
office in person.
Sic ). Before entering upon the duties OF
his office. the City Assessor shall give bond
With sureties. TO us approved by the City
Council, in the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars,
conditioned for the faithful discharge Of h,s du
ties 10 said office
&c A. The City Assessor shall keep and
have an office. and as conveniently as may be
to the office Of the City Marshal and eli the
books. papers. maps and other property per.
tanning to said office, and not required to be
delivered to any other city officer. shall be
carefully kept and preserved in said office
subject to the inspection Of al persons who
mav desire access thereto.
SIC 8. All ordinances and parts Of ordi
ces in conflict here with. are her. by repealed
SEQ 6 1t shall be the duty Of the City As.
sessor to make or cause to be made plat book
each and every year.
Passed and approved.
GEo H. FRENCH, Mayor.
Attest. HENRY MIrrELBUsCnER, Clerk.
January lst. 1862.
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NUMBER SO.
Forelgn News.

Nsv YoaE, Jan 4.
ia s;AAmshlu Naedalsss, from Sosthsmpees.
sasasdsv. De-. 5l1. arrived II this port last Fri
day c,xS:. with ten thousand troops for Canada.
News an.:cipsssl
It was repoPs.a in L..dos stock exchange that
the legal au.horitiss ~ Wellington, had pro
All, | .ra rat thew vere an their way to .-r'and.
S:ss.m.n,s from he Paris Patrie, Of the sun
b.r Of french war vessels of New ioss, attracted
attention. And was regarded with much 'asisfse-
tiou on London Change.
There is no nsws yet Of the steamship Parana'
but oil apprehensions in regard 70 nsr ssiesy nave
subsidsd, from tbs fact that she did not Ioave
Southampton until the goth Of December: