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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

1t costs tour times as much to trans.
port bushel of corn from the Mississippi
river and It's tributaries TO New York, as
i, doe, to raise il. This is why the West
wants the Mississippi opened, and will
insist on its being opened. 1t is the nat
ural outlet OF the West to the ocean for
the larger part Of her prod zee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

An the democratic jubilee ut Jam acia.
Long lslsnd, o. Tussdsy, Len. David II
Floyd Jones, Lieutenant Governor elect.
made q speech, ID the course Of which hs
said
u know, my fricsd', you ase oil
anxious and desirous Of knowing wha,
will be the vie~s Of the Cover o. in h,s
forthcoming message. had an inter
view with him some few days since, and
We had conversation upon this subject.
lie had not then sritien . single word
OF bis message. He was about com
mencing it. But from what l learned
from hun in reference 10 what would be
ito tenor, aud without bcing authoriz: ID
to speak in detail in reference to il, l
may be permitted to say thus much :
Whist II will give no encouragement to
REBEL on, it will indulge IN nothing cal.
cuia,ed to produce increased aud need
lees eIasDerstion on the part OF the
South it will evince . corcilstory poll
cy, not encouraging disgracsful atlempts
1t compromise, bat only with the view
Of an early and honorable peace, bring
ing thoss engaged in rebellion back To
their allegiance, and et.acting a r-stora-
ton OF the old Union, with oil the con-
stitutionsl guarantees OF the rights OF
every section thereof. 1t will exhibi,
ito distinguished author 10 the unmis-
taxable light OF . wise and tar-seeiog
statesman and patriotic and loyal citi-
Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
NEWS ITEMS.


Gov. Andrews "swarms' are moving.
Over twelve hundred soldiers have de.
serted from seven Massachusetts req
men,s. Such is the announcement Of
the Provost General of the state.
A"S~ssr TaEG.n-"Hnmmiog bird
robe, are the newest and sweetest thing
out. They arc OF salmon silk, orna'
mcpted by sprays Of foliage upon which
are represented birds and butterflies. II
takes "C' spot to secure one.
Soldiers in Virginia, along the South
ern cosst and IN the South y est, are com
planning that they have not been paid .
cent 10 five months. We hear OF no
similar complaints among army con.
tractors.
GoTTscuAlK-Gottschalk, according
to au on Mi in Richard Storrs Willis
Oace Month, il engaged 10 be married
to Miss K, an heiress OF New
York, who passed last summer At Sers-
,oga. The ceremony will take place
5000.
SEVEN Men KILLED ny ONE Ball
The Philadelphia Inquirer says that,
ahcn Col. lleenan, Of the llGth Penn
syIyanis, was wounded ut Flederieks-
burg he WAS leading his men up 10y flank
The same bail which struck hi II killed
seven of another regiment Immediately
in front.
WHAT A SoMSAMBULIsr DlD.-Some
nights ago Mr. Henry Pbelps, oil En.
field, Connecticut, while fast asleep,
arose from his bed, procured an ak, and
inflicted several blows with it ON the
head OF bis vile. Mrs. Phelps finally
succeeded in graphing with him. lie
awokc, aud learning the trouble, his
dismay was only eqnslled by his pleas
ne that she was not killed. Mrs. Phelps
IS in a fair way TO recover.
FREycn ISTEeyknTioS.- editor
OF tie Montreal 41acert,ser says that
he has 'seen private letter from an
influential aud we'll known member OF
the ilou,e OF Commons, received by the
North American, in viii h the opinion
Is expressed tina, the Emperor OF the
French will recognize The Southern
CJntederacy whether or not Great Bit.
ain and Russia Join vita him in doing
So"
! AMERIcAN SILVER AT Four PEs
CENT DIsCoUNT Is. CANApA.-The mcr.
chants OF Toronto, wholesale and re.
tai, have followed the recommendation
OF the Board of Trade, and henceforth
American SILVER will be rated 10 To-
ronto nj four per cent. discount. In no
llcltE tue movement the GlObe =
ave trust that the example Will he fol
lowed throughout Upper Canada, and
in very few weeks the plethora OF sd.
yer will be at an end"
FREsnoM OF ELrcTioS IN VrReIsIA.
--Gen. DN's o der for an election ia the
Norfolk (Nirginia) district has this par
sgraph:
"AI pcrso entitled and declining TO
vote, aud who are no, ptevealed by age,
iutirmity, or other valid cause, t.om
pc lforming their duty as cltizens by
voting und,r this proclamation, will be
regarded as hostile TO the government,
and subject to all the penalties OF dis
LOYALTY"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
RUDOLPH KRENZ.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
\T7HEREAS on tho 22d day Of January, A d
w 1859, Nichscl Howard executed unto Josh.
ia Dial rs tru tee, q certain deed Of trust. m
veying to said trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, descr bed as follows, to wi. Lots nun bers
twcnty-s,x l2d. twenty-sevsn (27 and twenty
e,gh, ,2sl Of Davenpcr,'s out lots ia subdivision
o. tho w quarter OF the r. quarter Of sec-
ton No twenty three % in township No seven
enty-eght l7s RS + 9TH 2 ii, as tho same are
ouu bored ard dc cribed on the pat Of the SUI
vey OF said out lots record in the Recorders
Office Of Scott county, Iva. Which said convey
ssce was made by the said Michael Howard for
tho purpose of securing tho payment of one Ger.
tain promissory Lots aud the interest thereon.
,igned by said Mish.el Howard, Tor enc hundred
aud eighty seven 81 loo 1851 2i-loVl doll re,
dated the 22i day Of January, A d. Is5s, and
pAys' 10 nine months after date to the usde OF
George l.. Dsvenpo.t. with ten li0l per cent in
terest thereon, upon which note there paid,
Nov Il. is59, the sum Of ole hun irei dollars.
And now, said mite having become due and
payable, aLd the said Michael Howard having
faiied pay the same, joshua ial, Trustee vs.
aforesaid, do hereby give thi. public notice that
oy virtue of be po~ er which IL In me vested b,
aid deed O. trust vii, On Saturday. 'he sew
enteeuih i7th day Of January, a. d 90, at the
sour Of two III O'clock in the afternoon or said
day, At the Court House door, 10 the city Of Day-
export, expose and offer for sale. al public aus.
ton, the p reels OF l4ni above described, or so
much thereof NJ shall be sufficient to satisfy and
sy the amouat Of said note, with the Interest
thereon to the day OF sale, together with all the
costs aud espens after d ng said s.le, costs OF
ibis notice and Trus,ee's lees. Upon tn, com pie
ton Of such sale deed will he gwen in scc,,rd.
ancs with the stipulation Of said deed of Trust.
Dated the 22d day Of december. A. d. 1861
JOSHUA Dial,
dec 23-t TIus,ee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

MHs. BEAuKK0AhD DYING -TnE GEN
EHAL INVITED TO VIsIr HEg.- New Or
leans letters in New York papers Of yes
terday say Mrs. Besurega,d is now ~.
ing dangerously i'll at her residence Ct a
disease which must terminate her fe
Gen. Butler has sent 10 Gen. Beauregard
4 very kind invitation 10 visit his wife,
assuring him Of every courtesy and pro
lection possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
The Respons. biliiy..FceIisg ~ The
\, INV.

The regular correspondent OF the New
Yo,k 7ri5nas u Fredericksburg writes
as follows:
Tie credit Of having safely removed
she army from its perilous ,,csition 70.
msinsto General Burns de. The orr dit
Of having veil conducted tho attack ,snd
having secured the fullest cooper .iioo
and co fileoce Of all tie officers and sell
ders Of his command, is also his
W he, her on him NUT come tho blame
for having attempted direct stack up
on SO unassa,lahle ground | am unable
10 say. Certain 70 is INT The beiief Of
The officers u He Army Of the Potomac
frausfer' Me Jla,ne npon OTHER shout
ders. II Is The unive,s~l verdict, As ia.
AZ have observed, that the General "as
acting under cons'roint IN his plan of
attack upon The enen'y's position in the
rear Of fredericksburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

A GENTS. Suffers, NEWS DEALERS
n Pc dlers, attention! We have the largest
stock Of stationary packages. II different styles
War Maps, Songst 70, Ink, Tsct,cs, &c., ana A.
the lowest prices in the West, sddreys
CLAkKE co.
Iadianapelis, Ind, q SprinsAsid, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
TO LIE r.

DWELLING HOUSES ON The BLUFF,
- from - 70 $40 per month, Two stores
and rooms 10 wsids tlsts wuppsrmsn's.) and
Halle Blocks. Apply 70
jno.0le
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
How $ and the Rebel. rO.Day.

In the ALBANY Journal Of last even.
my Thurlow Weed, whose ,ayacity aud
ability to Judge are almost equal e.
those OF the lhreadbarc lilhpu,,ans in
journalism who assaii him, takes occa.
SION 10 lay in allnding to alleged dlsaf-
lection IN The icb, army
1t would be fatal er,or to infer from
these isolated cases that the masses OF
the South are abandoning the Confede-
rate cause. lndiyiduais-entire regi-
ncnis-may desert or mntinv- may
even lay down their arms and tako the
oath OF Allegiance ut let Ms dismiss
the flntering JUNCTION that consequently
tie WINS OF the rebellion ia subpd,ng.-
We see no epidences Mot the great con-
Ytracy as gong into n decline. On the
'ontrarg, IL as faH Of life and rigor. II
pos NEvKs more arroodnt and ouan-
'sons -necer more ancomprOmiSmg ia
Us hett'sh purposes than Il is ,o-duy.
/ there is ds rssnization-it disease
has fastened upon It's v,,als- ia strength
is ,e' unyhorn. A'dtta, strength must
be 'ur,ed i"to weakness by hard blows
dealt upon the very brain Of the mon
-ter. Ii we rely upon sught else we
sLslI be deceived.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
themselves together this day, icr the purpose
OF conc ucting The Hotel business - the sseCl.ire
House, tbs city. under the 6rm name Of Gilsts.
Write & Morris.
DAvsSroRr, May 7th, 1869.
p. J. GILLETT,
}. @. WtkTS,
w. c. NORRIS.
nvo-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES
THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
Il stitches, and fuis tho cloth either right or
left, as tho operator nay desire. 1t Jews very
rapid, is easy Of operation and almost noiselees.
Il 10 fully prot. rted by letters patent, ani esch
machine warranted 10 the psrchaser.
Al those desiring FIRST class family ewina
machine will bs richly repaid BY an q sminatio
Of is merits
P.L CONE, Agent,
Ce-nsr Of prady and ID sts.. Davenport. love-.
'voa-t1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
CAleAxe N ROCK lsDsp0 Raflvcs {
WINTER ARRAHGEwrNr 1sea

m AM AF1 Ek MONDAY, Nuy. 24.a. ~
~ - and aatil iorths, notice, trains al is.ye
Dsvsopon daily, Sundays saosptsd. ~ fellows:
lat mail train aAo.~
.. 81 rieight Tram at... 500 A. \.
49, 80. " r. Il.
ospted, ~ follows: ~
ast nignt express ~: 9.l0 4. =.
"a da'ly express and mail train at. q 30 r \.
% freight aId II class cars st....... 300 2. \.
Al trains over this routes in direct corn ,xioa
asChieaso With trains ovof both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsbure, Fort
wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De.
soi., Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Ci.sianati.
tittsburg, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albe.
~, Nov York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
ington.
Fa'sense's ara ram'Adsd Of the necessity Of
giving diss!aot directions TO the dsstanAs,ep :,
their baggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
Ing their ssAts in tho cars the conduct. ~ cell
lset fares only 10 stations on the line Of the Chi.
osgo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. November %. 1863. dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

GEs. llALLEcK's STATEMENT Re
spEc1iSG MCCLELLAN AND Ills ORR
cGRs.-Referrlng TO the statement IN
Gen. U.Ieck's report that near all the
officers Of rank counselIed the removal
of Gen. McClelan's army from llsrri-
sons Landing, it can he stated on the
best Of authority that there was scarce
ly an officer in the Army Of tie Po,o.
mac at that time that did not regard
the step As suicidal. An abundance OF
letters Of this kind can be furnished. So
says a special 70 the Herald
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

Even Gen. Fremont has expressed
great surprise that the Banks expedi-
ton had not gone mp janice river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

The GRAND JuRY AFTER TnKM.-
Tie New York Journal Of Commerce
says the Grand Jury now in session, has
summoned twenty witnesses to appear
before them, and testify relative to some
of the arbitrary arrests which have been
made during the past year by orders
from Washington. Most Of the Wit
nesses have experienced in person, the
operation 10 which the Investigations OF
the Jury are directed. There ale rn-
nors Of Forthcoming indictments against
one or more persons high IN authority.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Ale! XXX Ale! Pare XXX Ale

SHlLEY'S PURE xxx ALE,
Present Use Ale " per bbl., Stock Ale -.
THE SUBS CRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTURE
i ING, aud IL prepared TO deliver, the above
superior Ale in any portion Of tho city. Leave
orders at Post. Office.
sep 23-dn II. SMILEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

SinixSippi and Missouri R.iread.
wiSiEA ARRANGENENr, 1869.
t,ssss Nv" BY Oass.so tisss ssAscAss tss.t,. -.
ssss tssfsv tha" Dsvs~poss time.
(IR AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. ~
1862: and c1sil fssahsf sotics, 1passes>sr
traihs VIII leave Davsnp ~ ss1allews:
100 =. \. for Brooklyn and Washington.
3l'P. ~ for Iowa City.
rsAiSs Aasivs At DAvsxroR1 a. 1olLova
e.as froD Brooklyn saa Washiasss..
~ 90 r. T. from lows City.
aorning tra,ns cut Of davenport willmake diresa
connections n Brooklyn. Iowa city and Weshins.
- with The Western stage Com pAny' s,agss 10,
II, points West. a -
Trains from the West connect 1t Davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island kail
X'.ad for all points East, North aad Hsush, -
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity a
giving distinct directions % 10 tho estinaten eS
thew tssSA2e els" tn hefoee akine
non tsatS 4 sac Gals.
JOHN r. TRACY, Gsnl sap',.
a. kIADALi, Asst Sup't.
davenport. Ncven Der 20. l663.-dW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
THE HOUsEKEEPERv
new FURNITURE POLISH!!

Prepared from an Improved recipe by the pro-
prieior OF the brother Jonathan Popsh" is cer,i-
FED by oil the leadisg new York furniture deal
ers and Piano Forte Makers 10 DO the best in the
WORLD tor removing scratches, marks and dirt, and
restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all kinds Q
Vanished work, iren furniture &c leather. II is
cheaper and better than varnish, dries immedi.
stely, and is easily applied, With pie.o Il css-
ton flannel AMI q bottle or two of this New Ear.
niture polish, bourekseper can work magic in
the furniture Of houss AM keep II looking like
new. Now is the time TO SHINE up" your tables.
chairs, desks, pianos pie, ure frames Carriages
and make thew look ~ per cent. better. This 10
true economy. For sale by furniture dealers and
s,orekeepers generally. Price, Is and SO cents .
DO tie. Depot No. l Spruce street New York.
Special agents wanted. Address, boz 1879, New
York p. U.
july8-d& wtiebl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

So zfske ssvsss .aiuF har ksrasLf rs.,, fsrl
= seis ssas ssresfses sxzh9aN ~ go ~
.6sR . ssssss no. roe5 taesss ss,ss,[
6~b-i esh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

An Ori>IoN or DIvo scEs.-In 4
heA''nG upon matter of divorce, which
wa not decided, Chief Justice lliDnsn
expressed himself decidedly the opin.
10" that u was getting TOO easy q thing
Tor people 10 It divorced in Connect
cut. IL thought that the yonng p.o-
l. ought TO make up their minds that
when they Wire cd il was for lite,
and II they cho.e 10 get married on a
conitsh'p ofthree months. without fair
ly learning each Others character and
habits, they must bear tho conss quence
Ut such hasty action. or at least must
wait until they have a regular, good. old
fashioned ground Of disosce.-Norwich
BuilsIia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

MARRIAGE Ar DEMocRArIc CLUs
Meeting ~ IsDIANAPolIs.--Mr. Tai.
bot', the President OF the Club, then
stated hat very interesting ceremony
was a out to be performed. Two young
persons were 10 be iri,ls I'd, and he
hoped the audience would keep seated
anu the services we're over. Sever i
adde's and gentlemen arose and 40
proscbei the speakers stand. Judge
Perkins approacbe !, and uniting the
hands OF young couple, after . few
words, pronounced them man and wife.
A marriage under such circumstances
cannot fail to be happy one The
names OF the parties appear under the
appropriate bead IN this mornings pa.
per. Ia. gentleman is a gallant repre-.
sentative Dem crat from Delaware coun-
~, ~ this State, and the lady .ie o. the
f.r daughters of Iowa. di0n0pol.s
Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01
ELECTION CARDS.
THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS
MARTIN MEREDITH LTPSCOMB
= OANDIDATE.
70 he pssers Of tie Ass,epoliss~ Cons'ssiSn'

70 he Peers Of ne AssTePossss" Co"s's'''ha
From an interchange Of opinion With maay
Of my fellow. citisens, I md large majority
Of them in favor Of q Nsu ahsme for can.
didstes for the position made vacant b. the
lamented John Tyler.
Without intending any dfsparasemsnt 70
the talents Of either Mr.. Lyons or NJ. ma.
farlaud, (ths dsfsatsd candidates at the las.
election.j viii call attsn tiOn TO the msnsrs
vote received BY those gentiemsn "a an ssl'
dsnce Of their strenGsA with the psepe.
With this view OF The cases and at the ssi. =.
stood BY me In good and evil report, hsfssy
announce myself candidate for CONGRESS.
In this limited space, II will be impossins
for me 70 fully present. my views upon W
momsntous Queetions and events nat .ow
aettats the public mind, expecting, a. o..
present myself 70 the voters OF the dls.ne,
& the various Courthouse and CAMS. !
shall content myself at present by olkhY
Stating my posi- ton.
Tirstiy ~ an in favsr Of an or,D -
our snemlss. asking nor giving qnsfEl ~
none. dealing our blows thick and fxst, unsn :,
the Yankes nation shall cry Hold, eaesyn.;
Sseoa1ly.-I shall advocats the pess.ks III ~
hill which shall make 1t tmPerauss seA. "a "a
unmarried men shall enlist for tae ~ : s sna
any deficiency arising nom that source MAJ
be made mp from married men witnoas esm
dren: and, Furthermore, that the monsau
nav OF the soldiers shall b lncreAse0 =
amount Sufficient 70 supply thsm win al Wv
TAiydlv.-I am In Mvor OF all raeasuisss
tending 70 Develop the mauufactuiins M
agricultural resources Of our osfovea 49, q,
In fact. All measures which separate - W
all time from that nation Of mounteeaAAs'S
siding over the "SusArExA11A;
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPScoa@
Il le-tdes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

THE OH DOMINION kiPLBs or ALBxAHDRIA.
A correspondent calls our attention to the
meritorious service Of this gallant company,
attached, rs Company H, to the 18th regi-
ment Virginia volunteers. The corps went
into service on the 18th OF April, 1861, and on
the expiration Of its term, in May, will re-
course was decided upon several months ago,
before any bounty was offered for e-enltst-
ment.
The officers OF the company are: Arthur
Herbert, Captain Senior first Lieutenant
W. II. Fowie, Jr.; Junior First Lieutenant,
Douglas Forrest; Second Lieutenant, VIII
liam Zimmerman Orderly Sergeant, Arthur
Kali
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

e. s. District Court-The following is a
summary OF the business transacted in this
court yestsrday: Confederate States against
Nathaniel Saunders, to sequestrate the proper.
~ Of -- Clarke and others, alien enc
mies-case referred 70 Samuel g. Daniel,
Fredericksburg, specisl commissioner. Cush.
ing .nd others against Proctor-ths plaintiff
being alien enemies, the case was dismissed,
with judgment for defendants' costs. Con
fsderate States against Nathaniel Csrusi-the
claim Of +. ID. uaroth was propounded,
proved, and ordered 70 be paid BY tho Re.
ceiyer. TL}g eif5- .ee6s e. a-
Thomas 7. lIill qualified to practice a. an
attorney in this court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

DxArK OF Jrpan 4. A. PALMgs.-Ths Hous.
ton {Texas, papers announce the death o.
Judge Edward A. Palmer, formerly Of
Virginia. Judge Palmer was native OF
AIpom Attox county, In .ha CommonwsaItn
ofVirsinia; tina son OF worthy parents, nur'
tured with care, and, blessed with the means
necessary for coed education, he entered
Hampden Sidney College, and graduated
there about the year ls45. He studied the
law as his chosen profession, and partly on
account Of ais health removed TO Texas In
1886 he commenced the practice OF his pro-
;ession in Houston in lS47.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

U'arrants.-While the chickering's and petty
strifes between different members of the hui
man family are painful to reflect upon, 1t ia
nevertheless amusing to hear the story which
one will tell upon another when applying for
LEGAL redress. For instance, yesterday, . fe-
mate of Irish birth made a courtesy before
tn, Mayor. and exclaimed ~ want to get q
warript, SIR "For what 7" asked the
Mayor. "For a woman who has called me
out of me name, SIR" "Well, do you think
il necessary to get warrant because a woman
has called YOU out of your name 7" "Indade
do, SIR" was the reply, for l am the mother
of childher, and can show character of me
own, sir; and don't think it's right to be
called out of me name" She then went on
to inform the Mayor that the difficulty origi-
mated, while they were hanging out clothes, as
to the prior right of each to use the clothes
line, and that the other woman was then in
Court for the purpose of getting out war
rant against her The Mayor, however,
thought she stood in no danger Of violence,
and told her she had better go home and at
tend to her children. She had no sooner gone
when the other made her appearance and de.
clared that the first had rushed upon her with
knife while she was hanging out clothes,
though she had az good right to the line "a
herself and therefore che wanted to get out
"wsrrint" Wishing to rid himself Of the
annoyance, the Mayor directed his clerk to
make out the paper in the case, and then re
marked, soto roce, There ought to be pct
icoat court in this city
Two or three cases of this kind occurred
yesterday, and they serve to illustrate the mis-
cellaueons character of the social differences
which the Mayor is called upon to adjust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

Here! A Assss: MY Kiagde0 fer .
AosoA!s y,
dsnssns early In August. q liberal cum
!, OF money Wa sabscribsd by number Of gen.
tlsDen Of this city, and some Of the eounties
Of The 0tsss, 70 buy horse 70 BE- pressssed
- Gen. Jossph T.. Johnsto.. of the Army Of
Nanassaa 4 gentleman who 10 probably the
bast judge of horse In the State, was I'D
pointed 70 select and buy one to be 20 pre-.
scented, That gentleman has examined more
than hundred horses, many of them very
Ane, but no one Of them combining Gil the
~alities this gentleman thinks Generals
-, re should posseSs. When such IN zone
4 sopss - viii b. !nnsdIstsly boaghs.-.
Gka,s tsts's n IN w sFsesslsnep fefsss
O. ssssssl "a! Ian, = sssius NJ ihtassta
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

Turned Over TO tie State.-A large amount
Of legal plumber, which has been for some
time past accommodating in the huge chest Il
the Mayors court room, was recently turned
over TO the Eshte authorities. The lot incIudes
great number of pistols and bowie knives,
which may b put . some good purpose il
these times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-01

Epehasged-A wealthy citizen Of Cincin.
natl, named Edmund Taylor, arrested some
time ago in Western Virginia, was released
away, u be exchanged for q Mr.. Kugglss.