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i'm O. plaos Of business = whsre monsy n ID
.Ss !. ?, .s S:s:S banker ssss. ess
s no room for official construction here The
sngqsss L % s.pss ~: sc am . SSSnS e ss:ams
PENDANTS. but this is q difcuty from which they can
Now the agreed statement. while II shows that they
bankers under the ordinary commercial under
pso = .sHs SSy ~ a'y
Stoke, bonds and other ssouritiss - Thus they
the law and belong to thai cass Of companies which
Congress declares shall be regarded a. bankers under the
license = Bankers and Day saoS FEES therefor a. he
prescnbea The other question H. whether the de-
fsnda1ss ere required 70 pay az on ins. deposits AND
part Of tho section this point and - follows
There shall DO levied collected and paid duty Of
the average or the deposits Of money subject
70 payment by check draft, represented BY GER
msnd o. y some future ds; With any psrson ban
association, company OF corporation engaged n the
buslnsss Of banking and duty Of one-twenty-fourth
average amount Of capital OF any bank association
pany corporation. or person engaged In the business
bonds" Hero the argument Of the defendants Is met by
the nsuperabe difficulty. Congress having given
IN hs sc Ii sr thai they
have extended the Same meaning to the terms "busl
OF banking" The aot would be no moro explicit II
business where money is advanced or loaned on stocks
bonds shall be deemed and regarded undor this act to
DO ENGAGED in the banking business Tho agreed state
ment OF facts brings the defendants directly within the
plain letter Of the law Whe the law itself restricts and
applies the letter, ~ descriptive Terms which cx.
oudes all doubts as TO the In which Il u used,
and leaves whatever for the court 70 resort
TO the ordinary rules OF dednition construction.
The defendants have large deposits which are repre-
scented by approved certificates payable at future day
They have large capital some portion or all Of which
Is employed In what Congress- says shall be regaried
the business Of working under this act And SEQ no
way In which, long as this act stands they can DO
relieved from the prescribed daty on both Judgment
must therefore, BIO rendered for tho pant subject to
adjustment under rocreo contemplated by the par
tics in their agreed statement Of facts submitted to- this
court resorvng all their rights touching an appeal or
suit OF error for the purpose Of revising this decision
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Important Countcrfetttng Case.
UNITED STATES COMPASSIONATE orFiCs.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
ne cssc Of Abrams who Ia accused Of having
besu concerned In tho iuc Of about fourteen thouani
dollars In coun,erfet fractional currency Of twenty Ave
ssus stamps, was resumed yesterday before Commits
sionm Osborn
Mr. Charles Spencer attended counsel behalf Of
che accused who present
young married woman from Philadelphia sworn,
and she stated that she knew the prisoner, with whom
she had 10 school, she knew her to have been Nv
Ips for the past three ycarNith Rance Abrams his
Vie; she did not know much OF Rance Abrams, who
20 very liue 81 homci she believed he was horse
Mr. Spencer said that the evidence Of the witness was
yufncient according 10 the law OF the stat, Of New
1ofk, where marriage was only civil contract 10 show
thAt ho accused was The wife OF Rance Abrams she
boas when taking the plate which was found IN hsr
DoDeunion In the Bowery, from Rance Abrams h man
- marble yard, 70 whom she was 10 deliver n This
nlalo WAS taken from her by II r. lowell the ac,ectvc
b0oss who mot tie accused in The Bavcry and s,d "a
her. doive the D ate thai Rance gave you.r How
diA BE- know thai Rance her that plate, How d,d
70 n Ss s ps S Mr. % sosns.,
Sail be supposed from an article IN the T~ss
0swwaper thas tho Treasury would no longer
kessisas The services Of Lowell 49, de'sc-
knninsr OF crime and that he mus have known whore
naaos Abrams ~ the time he arrested the woman.
fhefe wAs nothing csser for him than 70 have gone
~ 8 vSom sSs Va q deliver the pis;s bot ne ssd
80 he oondoct Howell IN this case and urycd thai
81 esss for The he haA stated was cnsiuod u
y. Den. Assistant District Attorney, sald shs. ,hsv.
- D. more conclusive evidence Of the marra4e o
~ psgoner with Rance Abrams before she wss enrssd
3sssission:s o.ssss ssd he would dispose u M
Ia1>Hs to-day
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eonynss hoeos.he body .h.. Of 'Se
resolution y n0' On" JOHN I:' moPrsSH n.yor.
which vas Laid the table ZOE tsr dsyx directed " be
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Ceurs Of Gsmsrai Sessions.
f B~fsrs Judge Russell

ne Grand yury brought Ia largo number u indIcs-
cns into This coas yesterday, and the prsoosr when
srraissed, plssdsd nes galley.
oRANp LAncnNfns.
Henry Frsy, changed VIII sealing Gin pieces ef
in wouh sevcnsy.nvs dolars ths property Of VIM HIM.
21' Grand street. pleaded guilty. ms goods vcrs on
stand outside of the sss end ~ prsonss - ssen 70
walk away rapidly wish ne nsslsa n his po.sssion.
John sheppard indicted sss srsad Isrosny IN stealing
esshyshres dollars' vvsh e caelh,ns fron Charles
Dchls - E.ss broadway, - NE DsA q Dsesmsss,
pleaded guilty sI =. irIts ~ ~ III. ls.fIi al.
sxty aoiMn from Asshpa r Hard. y psoedsay, On The
ssn .se. psssded guilty 70 eesGpt - uln1 hrceay.
wsrth thirtylave dcllar ths propsrsy 81 Wm Enssy.
~ Eighth avenue, plsa4sA guilty 10 sAemps n conmi1
Ne onssce Anthess prsoasrs VETS ssas " We eass
CSsdss NssnsI charged Win asaliss . vsses q
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Mons PnorscnoS ASKED. AT meeting OF the Detroit
Board OF Trado on Saturday memorial was adopted
asking Congress 10 increas, tho dnty copper In order
protect the copper Interest Of that State The present
duty copper from foreign ports two and half ccus
per pound, while the revonue tar upon tho same 10
nearly vo cents por pound; consequently tho coppor
rrcducers Of thts country cannot compete with tho
frelyn product The subject debated ~ great
length By the Board
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re ron such obstrucuons ana nusances. =
" SooSs Conan Norton xoBrsn
FLYNN, Gsdney. Brios. varnum, 0'Bren and Van vOOr'
.Neesavs-Aidsrmsn BY. Reilly Massersoa and Mocin.
BY Alderman CONAN
e keep Ss ana me Z 'front.' o ny
2 Chatham street 40 having obtained pcrmslon from the
curing ss
" Th Hlas %as sdS a.ss.n.o.-
Sssa and cS,ss b a bs Iss 90
In ssOa
b ..a a, ss.. hereby sysn
no having obtained pcrmlssion from tho occu
Ss :as eSoano curing
% " sl.. wss 4, sae opted,
corner Of Chatham street. under tho direction Of Croion
Thai DO apS S The s hereby vs az
his place Of business Is south street. until otherwise or
Which sIs wss aa9 '!nsi,
Resolved That William Henry stanly and Daniel Collins,
a. No oM sse % sasa % 'ss s ~
Which was referred TO the Committee on Finance.
Rssosed That tho south side Of Thirty
joining the Church Of ST. Gabriel on the west toward the
Street commssionsr and tina! the ordinance
'A %sisS We %a sq lsIs over.
nv Alderman OBaf1x- -
a.
the school 81 SAINT =" b on ns
and the accompanying ordinance therefor DO adopted
s S1 sSa r Psss ssls over
70 A. b. e place. sn ia ~ Of
sure s Of h s'eS sa ounc y
Which adopted.
Resolved That PERMISSION DO and the Same Is hersby
given George Coates 10 keep paper stand IA front Of the
srces ne npy ~ nnsas n onIp dnn~ ths peare
Of w &c Se 4, sGo CsspoH
B, 1 xiasr ns S Sosson-
T1ss psm.on % % ana ssc same = hereby
and d,soiasss goods said premises duros tas
Which WAS adopted. =
to On
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fssossa TSss b and ne hereby s,.s
sssas sssss: 81. y . :sa Ss;ss ;ss
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S " s,.. %.ssdsS .ss..
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~ Adornsa El1- $1,000
N 81 'ss ssS Se sasS % Is E Of SaS
4'' . receive ~ RON .a' os@%c. O0an'u
~ S" Aias sss asi Sccss- y ''-''' -
Resolved permission DO and q hereby granted u
COVE and deliver goods o. thsr prsisss duas
pleasure OF Ire Common Council.
By Alderman Aooa.-.
Jospb Anjrsws 10 place showcase ront of hs prem
ses No 81 (ortlana street. the during the
pleasure Of tbs common CouacL
NJ wn, Sias mss ssS VIZ voo.mr,- s.t4
That Enss:s s,ss % The sa TSs :s,s:
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feet iie unsc hc dlrrnton OF t6S Street
W,.,h ,.as ,efsrrel 10 the C0n,nIt,oe on Roads
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07
NEWS
M TELE0R.APM.

From New York.
Nsw YoRg, Mar. b 7th.-The Times
Washington special says:
There has recently been . convention Of
the Internal Revenue officers Of the north
ern states at Atlanta, Ga, which appointed
. committee consisting Of assessor Bowlcs,
Of Augusta, and Collector Smyth, Of Sum-
ter, 8. c., to proceed 70 Washingtsn for the
purpose Of urging upon Congress. the medi6-
cation Of The test oath 80 far % it effects %
sistant assessors and deputy collectors un-
der the advics Of the secretary Of the treas
ury, and in consequence Of the impossibility
Of obtaining men Who could take the test
oath entire. Assistants hive besn appoint
ed in many cases Who could partially quail
~. With the knowledge that their pay would
depend upon the action sfCongrsss to mod
ify the oath. TO urge Congress to do this
10 the FIRST object Of the committee, failing
ing in which they will urge that the salaries
Of these assistants be nsde 1nsgs snoughto
induce northern men to 70 to the south and
acoept the Offices.
NEw Yoak, March 7th.-Ths night boats
from New Haven make regular trips foe The
season.
The 1ribuns's Wsshington special says !:
The district attorney Tor this district has
been ordered By the depart0ens to com
mence On action against Brigadisr General
X. d. Ausscy, late private secretary b
President Johnson. TO recover ten thousand
dollars which II il alleged Vas distracted
from the sum advanced Lin for recruiting,
and for which it is claimed hs has failed .
account.
+. ..>....~. .fal. - A.. .--s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

NASHVILLE, March 8.-The river is eight
feet ON the shoals and rising steadily.
To day . negro named Nelson Wright
was arrested on charge of murder, and com
mittsd to Jail to await trial. Evidence shows
that on Thursday night he decoyed q negro
girl named Anna Towns, who was ser
want in the employment OF Gen. Donaldson
to the race ground, and the body was found
in pond near the track, with the skull terri
bly, fractured. The accused was remanded
to Jail under charge Of murder in the first
degree.
A fire occurred at =. M, on Church
street. near the Chattanooga depot. destroy
ing the buildings occupied Ivy Lieut. Wilson,
Quartermaster, and by the Quartermaster
Of the Military Railroad. Lieut. Wilson's
books and papers a.e total loss.
Maj. Gen. B. F. Cheatham, late Of the
Confederate States of America, will. on
Thursday Of next week, be married 70 xisa
Robertson, wealthy lady Of Davidson
county.
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Fronn new Orleans.

Nsw ORLEANS, March Gin the Texai
convention, the committee on constitution
Of u State reported adversely On IN ordi
nance for the protection and encouragement
Of manufacture. II was the proper subject
fnr action.
10 the Legislature, the finance committe,
reported series Of ordinances declaring
null and void oil debts contracted by tn
State in the late war, and forbidding III,
legislature to assume or make provisi0r
for their payment. A series Of provision,
concerning the Confederate debt are undel
confederation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

CINCINNATI, o., March 6-The CONNER
Gals special gives some particulars Of the
disaster to the steamer Lockwood expl0.
sion It tore away the cabin as far back as
the center of the boat, killing twenty per
sons instantly, and scalding and wonnding
twenty five others The boat took fire and
burned till she sunk.
The steamer Mcpham, going down the
river at the time, landed her boat against
the stern Of her and saved every person
not killed by the explosion. Among the
killed was james Kirg, Of Staten Island and
Glen Graham, 81 engineer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07
pg0oo, only - cents q Bottle.
The Florence Nlghtsngals
81 lAe Nursery.
A DENErACrREss.

There 10 woman In the public eye whose name
he'd oil along been associated, in our mind, With
the Yankee, - Qusck," and 'Humbug." But
Il 10 20 no longer. and No desiee 10 wrest her
nAme from al such suspicious association in oil
other minds. whstevsr notions We may have 81
womanly delicacy and propriety, We will admit
that woman alone 10 the Nurse good Nurse
the bsse Muse. Whether We shail have Female
Physicians or not, is = question which must be
decided BY time and principle. and not ~ . mat
ter Of taste. Pride, prejudice. caprice and Gus
70 really wat, there will also BE- asspply-i II
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Nature aud human society are always sclt- supply.
ing. and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs. Winslow does not want TO treat you 0ss.
tsmea Nor does she prescribe regimen for
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the cradle. Is there anything improper in that
4 Nurse Of $50 years. experience can boldl,
| say what 10 or il mot good for babe, and ough,
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
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Just open the door for her, and Mrs Winslow
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We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-know hel
only through the preparation Of her /" Soothing
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

IN Untdilsng Resnedy Tor C0H0ks, Code,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

GARRIeON, N. Y, March 6.-Col. Bowers
Aajutant General on Gen Grants staff, was
killed instantly by falling between the cars
while attempting to gct on just as the train
was starting from this station. Gen Grant
has ordered his remains 10 he sent u West
Point, in care of Major Hill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

TIE greet popularity ef Mrs. winslow' eeoth
ise Syrsp. iee shildrea teeshiag. has indeed m
psiastp'sd pssssas 70 PIT y srsislas - b ussa
for Ne sans pufpsse. In aAvsssislng WhseA tAsy
have ~ ealy sspasd our savsssiesnsaas aaane-
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March Fitch has been on
trial ct Lebanon u, for the murder Of the
Ptossa family, at Dser6eid, in November,
1854. and was this A. n. found guilty Of
murder in the first degree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

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De aos let your prejudice Stand
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wikSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Il oerrests
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

~ following IL .. extract from letter writ.
~ y ~ Rev. J. .. Holne, pastor ofthc Pierre
pout street Daptist Church. Brooklyn, N. r., T.
the Journal asd Asssenger. Cincinnati, o.. and
speaks volumes 10 favor Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHlN0
1--WE ~ IN advertisement in yoar eolums o
MRS. WlN9LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now. We never said . word in favor Of p.teut
medicine before in our life. bat We feel compelled
TO say 70 your readers that this 10 mo humLug-
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Il 10 probably one Of the most suoeessfu: msdi.
cinss Of ths day. because Il 10 one Of the best
Aud thsss ofyour readers who have babies can
IL bssase thas by II sspsly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

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