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In the OF the debate that onsued upon cuipg
down increasing the figures in Tho Ludget as re-
ported by the Committee, Mr. BooLE remarked that
rhe figures were cut down last year with view TO
blind The taxpayers, 80 that while the taxes were
iesseI ed last year 1t found necessary 10 treble
them this year to make up for deficiencies.
The motions TO increase some Of the suns reported
were slrenuously opposed by Mr. FROMEsr.
On motion the levy was passed IN amended by
the following Yote:
YEm-Wslh, Henry Reed. Chipp. Mitchell Ryers Jer..
mish, Hardy. Booe. Msenon Otwsl Frcnsnt and long.
NAYs-Fox aud Hall Absentoes-MoCool and Farley
The Board then adjourned until next Monday.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Tux Levy for 1858.

A regular meeting of this Board was held yester-
day afternoon, President Walsh in the chair After
the reading and approval Of the minutes Mr. Farley
moved to take up the Tax Levy the special order of
business for the dav Mr.. Doolo took the chair, and
a motion was passed that each item would be con-
sdered adopted read, unless objections were
.nuba
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Advertisement.
TIE UNITED STATES TAX LAW.

Now RKApI psnPhe, Of ,, Page' fine. white paper
Beside the b whrh word for word In accordance with
tls inal oI append to Il alphabetical Recsplli
Of every article TO be taxed by the law and the
leyied h-eon. This renders complete
and convenient as Il 10 possible TO make H.
Phcc cents postpaid; 81 per no II son, by erpcssJ S3
psr i0J II By mail Adde'S TuE TRIBUNE. Eew.YoTG
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Disasiers, sc.

The schr. John Perkins, of Nesburyport, fom Washinc
ton. d. c.. with tobacco and hides 10 ashcre on the Po.
Sandy Hook She lies easy and will probably % gss =.
without any material damages wen. ashore saturday psas
laat
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A WAsHIsGToN SEREsADE.-Tho honor of u tne
ssrsnads Saturday night Wsrds hos been contested
bew Gen. Mcclellan and Mr. and Mira Barney Williams
but learn that intended for Of
Harris Of New York Gen. MoCsIian fortunately did
not respond ~ hs wss urged TO do BY OF his friends
tPhiadslphia Inquirer.
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paaannuers Arriyed

n shin Aihdrbrs from Mdedo-J. Kimbsll Provdsto4
r l.; Mo. O. Youug Miss Ihwilx Mrs. Dunbar.
In sesr D. Il. Bayiis. Jron, ST CvozW ID. Stuart ssl
lady, u. W. psnnison.
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FuSrRGI OF CAPT. HAusLKR.-On Sunday after.

FuSERGL OF CAPT. HAUsLER.-On Sunday after.
noon the Of Capt Hsuser Of Co. O. 7th (steuben
Regimen, n. Y. Vols. who died on Thursday last from
wound, received Ia the battle at Antieam, buried In
Greenwood Cemetery Companies and OF the 3th Res
nent y. Y NJ hs'iug kndy volunteered to act military
escort d urso number Of comrades and friends Of the
deceived among whom noticed Co.'s Louis Burgsr and
Rudolph Rosa, Mf John W. Farmer and ohou formed the
funeral procession Which, preceded by the band Of the 3h
Regiment from the residence Of the deceased sssers
Hotel n Hester street. through Bowery and Canal street
to broadway and thence down Broadway to tho Hamilton
Terry After they bad arrived at tho Cemetery short but
impressive funeral address made by the former Aduan
Of the ssuben Regiment, Mr Thoodar q. 0lSubensklse
Cspt au,er born In 1889 ssgen IA Rheuish Prussia
civil engineer aud architect by proes,ion. TO this
country In 1900 and among the hr to volunteer bic ser
vces to the county OF hi, adoption In April 1861.
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[Advor,i.ementl

NINE. DEMoREsrs First Grand Opening OF
elegantly timned, fuh sized Paper Models Of tho
chereho styles tor tho Spring fAhous No. Az Broadway
aud all tho branches The Spring nuuber of THE MIRROR
OF FAsnIOSs Will be ready March 10. Single copies IS ct
Yearly, tl, with valuable psoinum
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HfNIATuks ALnAsAC. -
sar-RIses,s;32 Se.a...........5:53 Mcoa-Seh.. tN
uIGH WATER rHs D.I -
sandy Hook. e0I Gov. Island. 6:3l HsIsos.s. w
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should observe prope. decoum tewsrd another b,,,.s
Executive He should certainly require the Di,tris NJ
ney DO notified Of this application IN order thai H.
tive Department which he. In measure Represented ~
appear aud defend its He aug 70
too matter before Judge Bett as he lshPmanl would n
Ia town ogain for souo days
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINERr- ARcs 2 ..n.,l.1 .
Justice BARNARD.
THE GRAND JURY-THE ARBITRARY kRRrsr ou,.
TIOS.
A Grand Jury was sworn in this morning. .sa
the Judge delivered to them the usual chsrges a to thai,
ties, &C. In referring 70 the oenss OF tho taking f.,.
by public officers he said that this law was
and had been Tor rnsny years Wbeth %
could not dstermine. The violation OF this law senl
Ia disposesson for rent while the warrants pl.
In the hands Of constable sa He knew OF inas1
where the legal lse wAa 81 80 yet tho Of Sas had -
charged
Tie Jury not to hud indictments essn,. any pe,
except where the complaint oiinsted wn she Cour, d.
rictstOrney, with thenseycs He uadr ths rsmariL
view Of tho net that many persons to Crafty personal mst
frequently ir'tituted complaints before the Grand Jury ~
characters bus blasted without any sabtsas founa
ton the charges made esaGs their possssors He wgs
call their attention to tho sJsem Of arbitrary arrests Ia ~
city Parties had been incarcero'ed Ia dungeons by penn
prOesne to act under authority net recognized BY =
law Of State OF New ork. IL Wall be their dusy D
cases nd indictments for Kidnapping assault and bss
or coy other oeso tho District Attorney aigh, point owl
The Jury then retired. The following their names,
DAVID GOLDEN MURRAY, foreman.
Ms.hi,. Bioodgood, George d. Nichos Samuel Kespp
IhOIna. I. Cooper, Emory Rider, John r. ,MstS,acS
Robert J. Hubbard. Caleb Brnsb. jr., Samuel Psry
P;s' ksas' :%; " q oSssy esSiss s.eiss' w. Is
Charles II. Mount. James Kearney. Adopsa' o. DUN.
The Of Dr. Brown for abortion was se' dowl for ne
JAMES Murray pleaded xuilty Of n,densauo' 10 ceiling
ob,cens pieturss Sentence was deferred
Court sdj jouIBsd to IuescaJ.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-MAEca 2-Bsls,,
Jndge HcCrNS.
The March term of this Court commenced to-day
John Votes Indicted for embezzng from hi, employsu
Euro Yeuni pleaded guilty, and 90 tho Pepisso
tiafJ ior SIX MONTH. AoJoufned til Tuesday
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DEPARTURE FOR NASSAU AND HAvAsA.-Tho
Cunard steamer British Queen Captain lie Mesurer iailed
yesterday for Havana and Nassau with forty psssuGers-
among whom are the Hon. Judge Boswor,h and Seth C..
Hawloy lately appointed u 8. Consul to Na'tu. r She
takes out $40, ,547 in specie.
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The ARiEL--The steamship Ariel will sail to-
day At u m from Pier No. Eortn kysr for A'piuwsl
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MORE DKsERTERs.-Ihe Provost Guard arrested
eighteen desoe' Sunday They were yesterday cent 70
Governors Island.
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A Gross IsJUsrIcR "A gallant young soldier,
who belongs to tho OOth ~ T. 8. ". and promoted to
sergesncy for ssantry n the battle Of Fair Ok shortly
after that action ssr fuhlus he duties Of his appointment
Sergeant. has us, eved his warrant which dates only
from January thus cutting oI bis pay officer for ak
uonthswhis many Bssadief sots hi, commission with
out smelling powder.
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EEw.YoRKERs AT NEwPoRT.-Mr. l.. n. Lowell
hs, purchased the Hunter estate Tor $1,000 and D. d. Edgar
mas bought the Henderson 10. for $1,000.
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l)ort-tl)ar0ens' Not,re.
SrArg OF NEW. YORK.

4
PoRr.WARpKNs OFrlCK. Ne. lot wsi'-,.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance wiz w
~ section OF the Act passed April H. 1891 eniiuss =.
Act to Reore esni1s the Wadens Oce OF the ioH OF
Yok TO all persons Interested IN, having charge o. 20
subject matter such inquiry, exsmination OF
tha following vessels arc now under examination oy 'ne ~
WAIdens and thst the said surveys examinations u "
completed within ten days next succeeding this noee "
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BOARD OF SUPEKyIsoRs.-At regular meesisg 8
Of tho Bosd yesterday morning At IL o'clock President Little
IN the eh, alton received from the Pohce
Commisonep stating that they had tken possession Of their
new buidiu- On motion Of Nj Purdy tie report Of tho
Committee on Annual TaIes the tax levy with the May
ors thereon tGen from the table The report wa
then read when Mr. Pgdy moved that the Board adhere 70
is former aclon ibsGndng the veto OF toe Mayor
Mr Mes.mauu moved amend the budget by siF King cut
tho addsns compensation fOT the Msyor which ADonG-
opposed ey M.IsA Purdy SteS ant and b1nt
The motion lost On melton of Ms. SrwGr much Of
tue Mayor. refers public ndyc tsiug referred
the Committee on Printing sud stationery, that portion
resng tho HARLEM bridge 70 Ito Comuittso on Harlem
Bridge and portion referring to increased expenditures
T. tito Committee ALLusl On motion " Nh
Pufdy spTrophaon or $500 made TO corIec, the
ron.g h.ts Of National Quad tho money % be e1
pended tho direction Of tho COMMITTEES Anuua
IaKos The Board thea adjourned as, Wednesday after
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CITY ITEMS.
WM. MASON and THO. THOMAS give their fourth
TIL, evening. Dodworhs Hall See advertisements

AMBULANCE CoRPs.-In response TO a call by the
Mayor and other citizens the second exhibition and drill Of
tho Ambulance Corps will take place ts evening st the
Academy OF Music The full baud of tho tn Regiment. Ma
honsl Guard will perform number Of popuX and sole
operss marches solos, 40 The entersnment will be quite
novel; and Interesting to ell who have friends in the army
The have been put at low price and tbs receipts
only intended 10 rsmuneras The heavy expenses Incurred
In getting up che exhibition
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Sailed.

March l--Stesmship Continental. ior Philadelphia
BsrA Kate, for Port-su-Princs-
SehT. T.. Latham, for Anlboy.
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NURSERY AND CHnD's HosPrrAL.-Ihe annual
ee1g Of the Nursery sud ChP, ho'piel wa' held yeef
dsy morning a, the Fyhrst street. near IId
avenue Mrs A. NJ. BinnInser presided and the e1eres's
wore opened with prayer by the Row John Cotton smith,
end rcadas porsu Of the Scriptures Mrs Alex A'''
read tho .unu report from which We ieara ts ne number
Of admissions during the year Codren, i7i "ons''
io7 Tw~nty.one have beea furnished win 'isna
ton. -. ,,et pur,e- The present number Of inmates Is.
Chil5r,n l2i women ~; employee 49, The Ircssnres
nort rci,e tina, ne receipts during the year ware io@
2g- 80. expendhures -.a6OJJ i1-leNrs pA sh'r OF
- 25S o. Anet the resd Of the medical repof "hcH
,hpy,d the Lsnthfu condition Of the insli,uon ons re-
,.r Iysre made by the Rev MI Smith, sud the Rev Or
rvn, Tie President announced that promenade conce
an. bouea, OF thr iusution wond take place on Friday
xsnins mkt AZ Irving . which occasou f and hifs
sr o wond make ther spyesrarce tber at'snde ce nag
us promised by Air. tsIram IAs meels ,e ourae
,h.r ..c,iug Mrs Corneins Du Bots Hvnoty Drc''t''i :
Mr Abraham Binpiug-r l.t DirsctTess Mrs Dof'.ln
"a Drsctros,; Ms Cha. A Heotsher 80 Dfeete" SIit
eo b. Waldron Tressurer end Mrs A b Mott Secretary
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Bulls HEAD, Monday, Marcn g. ibefe 10
f market Of bul ocks F5ts fourth street today ara tne
tric. q hptcass cattle which are not plenty 10 im
GOOD was ago. They sold Lively It TIE opening
ire market at 9.a!Oc A. ~ net, aud most OF the buyers
think E, h than .ts week, ssns fnfy pen sHH
etmard weight into account Toe cot ouis OF we
ocS /. oil medium and quality. ind sells at 5dss 10
oon tue etmsted sht Of meat that The bu oct wal
weigh seller usuy oha Iti generally needed that th
e.s does not sell a. ws it die lest Monday snd tere |,
.tfouz d position the part of saesuen to 80 n All Icy
can today fearing lard elorbg day>ef the Hafs Inns
axe. them estimate weights 70 tue advantage ei onyef
though unwilling accept any offer below 90 z ID upon the
greed weight The ola number on sse to-day some
tkrs over 2 including lots In Saturday OF before
IA. are droyes and doyes that rank - really fs
ega IT, thoush OF there many good bullock, scat
tered hfo "a other bat not enough to ta,sy The de-
uanI et Zoe y ~ The weather to-day !. tIuch more
Ike the brr Of Apfi than 10 like he hrsi o. hGsh
Of .ny lo. 10 sivs to. morrow Some croves intended for
tots market will rot get here The greet buk here are 70
hands who have tough, them the hher
al. hog market quiet s last weeks quotations say - e9
than cvori .oms to-day at siGsic e ~ live weight
ul particulars Tomorrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
From. Washington.
WAsnISoroS, Feb. 4

w AstiING1ON, Tcb. '.
The Senate has confirmed the nolnin-
alton Of the 800 collectors and asscssors,
under the internal revenue bill, with the
exception of six Of them.
The Secretary of the Treasury hes re-
piled to an inquiry OF the Senate, relative
TO the amount Of the duty on imports on
paper. lie says il is not separately clas-
siti.d, but is included in the manufacture
ofpapcr. He expresses the opinion that
the dimnntlon OF tho duty would con-
sidcraLlv increase the revenue.
The lnll OF Rep cscntatlvc Looms, &c.
fcrrcd 10 the Committee OF Ways and
Means TO day, ancndatory Of the Internal
tax law, requires IN transactions IN gold
or silver, or loans upon collateral or dc
posted in coin, stamp equal TO | per
cent. upon all sums above 500, If tae
contract is fulfilled within three days; II
within 60 days, and more than 2 per
cent for every 80 days thereafter, ! pei
cent additional, and Il on demand por
cent Tor every 30 days that it is fulfil led,
all unstampcd contracts to be mil and
void, aud the money paid recoverable by
action for ones own use and benefit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Thursday, = O'Clock A. N.
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Feb. 4.
Our success at Donclsoa il a most bril-
liant affair. The sad Illinois. under Col
N. G. Harding, has won lasting honors
The rebels arc reported at from
5000 to 1000 strong, under Forrest.
When our forces learned of their ap-
proach they went ont to give them bat
tic.
The captain Of the Charley Bowen,
Just down from Paducah, SAYS they took
out Floods Battery of four guns. which
the rebels took from them by charge Ct
overwhelming numbers, but tint our boys
'alncd and rctook il, and finally gave
forr st good tlogcing.
Gen. 1nt,lc received dispatch This
morning saying th.t our loss IL between
40 and so.
lie has just received another dispatch
from Padneah, saying that the rebel los
Is 80 killed and 30 taken prisoners, and
that the wounded and prisoners are con
.lnually coming in.
The rebels arc IN full retreat.
Forrest is wounded, aud McNarr, u
rebel Colonel is killed.
Col. Lowe, with 80 Iowa cavalry and
the 18th Wisconsin, had started in pur-
suit.
All is quiet at Island No. 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

SOUND FINANCIAL IALK.-- we nave
hs.n in the b ,bit Of qioiIDg the United olates
hcone mist Tor ssvxr.i yssrs. IL IA sound on
the fasuce question. lts last issue con'aM'
AN sxcsllsut leading srtiels. from ~hi'h se
make the following extract, for the bsnttt o'
our merchant readers. lts soundaess Will be
At once appreciated:
IL sesms to us that 10 laying 5 lans for the
,mM cd ate future. prices shouid be regulated
Dy q Id az tie standard of poi1s Manuiactuf-
.rs should not regard The money they are re-
ceivlng us equal IN vans to that which ~ss
current three years ego. apt though they may
uoninsily have mvrs current dsllsrs NJ
present. they should make = deduction for
| the LspI eciation, aud calculate how much
money they are making IN specie they should
sscertsiu how much their cspit' aud prohs
would bs II they should turn their psp-r
money immediately into gold. 1his IL the
ouly true way Of "a ima,ins profit aud l"ss thu
,esr. Paper 10 not money. and should not bs
90 considered l. IL only promise TO psy soo
II the lisbiit,ss Of the issusrs OF paper eur
rsney of . couGtry are grsstsr than Their as
s.ts b oldsrs OF Such no,ts must submit TO nis'
couut in the same manner ssi the notes were
th. notes of an involved mercantile firm A
n
by trading. manufacturing or sprcuisttna, hss
increas.d II to Sl20, 600. has really lses value
IN his csritai nov than be had then u aless
hi. profits have been st = greater per cent.
ratio than ths sdvsrcs in gold. he hss nsd-
nothing Manufacturers Should. therefore.
.ndeavor 10 advance their price, % gold I'D
,suc4s. Wbe. they come 10 huy nae soI plis'
81 raw materials to q Eke up int" h"ithsd at
ticIss IL M mprchsndiss. they vii fnd thst M
: t,risls have sdvapc.d, and uuless they a.
, vance the selling prices Of their merchant
, on bsna. they cannot turn nee dollar int
IN old one, or. In other wo'ds. they are rssl'y
ioeing money. MsichsDts i0 the disttitn'ipt
J usds. aud r-tais dealers, need 20 ex@rcise IN
!. came c>u,ian. A. gold adv noes. the price o
A voods on hand chou j advance. else II will b
,upossible 10 obtaia NV supplies II R"ods
the rates Tor which the 81 ~ers sold. Ia moe
. brsnch~s Of trade and particularly in tn
r torsigu trade. this scsls Of T'icvs has heel
o | .dopisd. either by force Of the ns,ur.i 'nw
81 CONN. roe or through the design of ints.l'
= y.nt usrchsDts. II gold should 70 % ps' !"
snorrov. snd paper money hs es',ms'sd 81 y
II ,esi value. instead VI st Nominal vslns tn
= svl s.s Of goods sho srs not s.l ing 1t scsl
n, II psi-. based on the value & gnd. would b
,osiog manev In trnth. t 10 ell the eau
shs,hsr gold rSmsins ~ per snd paper mo",
. n, minsliy deprscis 'ss. or whether p.rsr nov
ID ,u.ily 4. st par While gold d~p-ecist.s In
"A : sc,s vslnssinn fms,chsrdixs should RENAL
he cane In either ia.tsncss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

New loRk, Feb 4.
The Richmond Dispdfch contains a
telegram dated Savannah lst, that the
Federal fleet consisting Of one tnrrct iron
clad, aud four ennboats. attacked IT. Nc.
Alll,cr Yesterday morning. The firing
continued till 2:3o =. m, when the Q, e.
my retired whipped. The bonbard
mcut WIS more furious than before. Only
one person. Mai. John B. Galley, com
mandcr Of the fort, was killed.
The Charleston Utspoteh Of the SIS,
gives the account Of the capture Of II
gunboat Smiths force of artillery. 2l
guns, surrounded Ter ia Stono River &
miles from Charleston. The engage
ment lasted an honr, when she surrcn.
dcred uncondltionally with 1870 men.
Smith had killed aud l5 wounded.
A Vicksbnrg Telegram of the 3oth
states tat scouting parties appeared OPP
poslc the city. They are supposed to
bc erecting batteries there.
There are no movements among the
fleet.
''vto'.etorshnrc telegram claims a rebel
loss OF less than 5u. c.,r.,IL w;,L 4,
A Chattapoug. dispatch says Wns~.
cr's cavalry attacked 4 fleet OF 25 trans
ports and two guuboats, on the Cumbcr'
land, on Friday, destroying tive.
lie also on Saturday destroyed loco
motive AID five cars at Lavcrgne, captur-
ing 80 uen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

NASHVILLE. Feb.

nashville, Feb. 4.
Stokes cavalry aud ono Kentucky
regiment, dashed upon camp Of rebel.
at Milltown. II miles west Of Murirees
horo, on the ID ms. Ono rebel VAS
killed and 100 taken prisoners. 1t was
satire charge, and took the rctcls bv
surprise, a,d captured all ,hcir camp
cqn'pasc. Maj. Douglass. oi Douglass
rebel battalion, and all his officers were
taken prisoners.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
From, New York.
Nkw YoRg. Feb.

NEW OHk, TCU. ..
Tho European steamship lines have &C.
cded TO make passage money Iayablc
in gold. or It's equivalent in currcnc
A Washington dispatch reports an az,
fray in the House between civilians and
two army officers. lscvolvers we've FREQ
ly drawn, whcrerpon the two officers
Cap,. O'l}rian ami 1t. Kclan, at once
withdrew,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

TnE largest stock Of hats and caps
in ths State sre at Farrsnds He buys oil his
geods from first hhnds. pays 90 jobbs's profits,
aud can sell ehsapsr than the cheapest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
From tho Amy Ot the Potomac
New YonK, Feb. 4


Dispatches from the Army Of the 20
tomac state that llookc,'s der announc
ing thai only limited nsnnbcr Of fur
iouchs would be granted, has been well
received.
The roads a,c much improved, and arc
now passablc for wagons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05
DISTRICT COURT.
HON JOHN y. DILLON. Judge
laA. n. GiFs,GD. Clerk.
WsDNe'pAY F.b. 4

WsDNx'pAY Frb. 4.
Court met pursuant to adj .urn,nsnt.
The case Of Hsidenhsisnsr " the Davenport
Mutual Savings Fund and Loan Association.
sss continued, and the Argument VI counsel
occupied tbs cou,t until the sdou, nment for
dinner. and vas not concluded.
the osss Of Franklin BAH " Susau /. Ball
sciior for divorce. on chsrE. of sdaltery. ss.
taken ~. and . jury esll.d. A large smoon'
u testimony vas offered on the par, OF Il a
nlain,if to sustsin the mstt.r alleged 10 the
petition Although right 10 tie F, oi"t. Il ~ss
not at ell imterestiMg except to the parties ..
r.. testimony for the defendant vac
40. CONCLUDED a. adj .ut nusnt.
Dos q Brown for pl.in,is. J. N. Day, E.o
Tor dsfer dant.
CourI - J 's'"s.
. o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

WISrER dress goods, the largest
stock in town. ceiling very low. to make room
for spring goods. at Whislsr's Great New y ork
SiOss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

LATEST Ews..-DaiIy Chicago Times
and Tribune. Nav York Hraid. Times. aod
Tib4ne for eale, and subscriptions received. at
stars. second street. and At the post otlics
news depot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

DEALERS from the interior wishing
10 sort up their stocks cannot 90 better than
call on Wsdsvor,h. tie has . large and
.plsndid assortment. Of goods. ard will sell
them % Low ~ the lar1~st ds.lers in Ch!csge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-05

STILL ONWARD. Not sithsta 1ding the
hard tia.es and high prices. the sale of The
Chsuicsi Saleratus is still ON the iocrease
People will use il. and every succsssfal house.
wife tell. her n.ighbor. and when her neigh
burs tries it she tslls smother. and thus it,
fame spreads until 1t 10 hard to tell where il
will stop.