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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

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81: I have de- honor Is enc]c11n vru :
letter receivei ffOm Lieut.. cuo6nander Tcn.
~ e1ntalbfng nnlGeF S6lain1 n ~ ~,
er. II simptFsaae = ! Ih1jts5 ~ hieeorvI
and tells. ~ whole soQEB!'aH
|bsrs9 "a Your obsdisnt ssrysnf.
|'aisHsh. Gideon wssbRsfE !ssk Z; dss3
Tie S61cwink y dated &. s. vtIenSnel
Pnntooesio. o. New Inls(, Jan a.
Rear AdniEal .. d. Porter. = -
6u: Il 10y b Of assislance TO ypu n;
esisN toCp16e1 with tn ,sshnas duseIoG
enentonaed Ii ny.jeetef q ~ ao1ey - nj
lowing memorandum Of ingbrn1asie1S 80
non 0ne u their number z Nofpo{t HOS
lAWIey Of the mafipeA IA Gyt be Je1
stationed during and Snce the bonbaEdment,
IN tie nssll battery BuchAnan, ceOmandBd
49, B1oo1s ChnpnnAa, samd s66M110 <ueaf ~
o1oantk stAate stiere wege besWela 80 d
900 men in the forts on the two dayv Of a.
tack and no troops in Wilmington Or vicin-
ity to reinforce them.
The fire from the feet was 20 fierce that
the rebels were driven from their guns and
into their bomb-proofs- Throughout the
greater portion Of their workA Soon after
the commencement Of the action two OF
their Brooke guns burst, killing and wound
ing Is men, That we dismounted of their
gtina besides injuring several Of their car.
riages; that We killed 10 OF their men and
wounded 30; that Gen. Whitney supposed
the boats which were sent into the bar ON
the 18th to be stoFming party Of the enc
my, to which he would have been Obliged "a
surrender that the rapid bombarlment 81
sunset was terrific; that when our troops
appeared in front Of the fort Immediately
Afterwards, the garrison only awaited their
assault to surrender without resistance; that
they could not imagine why the attack had
been abandoned Matters remained in the
same condition in all Of the 18th, and
throughout that day we could have easily
have possessed ourselves Of the work till
late in the afternoon, when Gen. Bragg ar.
rived at Wilmington with 5000 men from
Lees army, and finding our troops were re-
embarking, Bragg decided not to modest Us.
Respectfully, WV. g. TEMPLE,
Lieutenant Commander.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

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.svi;asasS IA nA1uuq1R JaA 10.
- -. y ~ - ~ = ths 5000
& az sst .ea s5Sslsssbe 5s s.
&R Spya3a 49, i's1 .r " csisR III e,
aoouGh of-Now 1nlsA ;T'his cmrsaponamc@
. ~ bsen wiehAsM ffUn'ths public hsse, Ill
Il should becOmc known that the attock had
actually been commenced.
0f1A11G1lP SANTIAGO DE CUBA, O11(
y. s. 49, BKAUBoRT, Jan. ..
Having ridden out heavy southeast storm
- Our anchorage during the past two Cd
Beaufort HAsbOf, We aro now enjoying .
calm, peculiar 70 THE latitude. Itcan sCaTce.
/. " be expected 70 Last more thsn ~ hours.
Yesterday morning the wind having got
round - the northeast, and the sun shining
= out brightly, Ne were blessed once more
with quiet -, and our eyes were delight.
the troops furnished by Gen. Grant 70 Cd.
opefate with Admiral Porters fleet in the
capture Of Fisher. The frst vessel that mr.
rived was the dag ship Of the commanding
General, which crossed the bar at once and
proceeded up Beaufort harbor to commune
cate with the flag ship Of Admiral Porter.
Next came the steamers Baltic and Atlantic,
each with 1900 men on board. The other
transports also arrived soon after, their
names could not however I've asccrtaincd.
All tho transport feet as now write are an
chOrcd outside the bar, along with the Ma
val vcssels The plan Of bassle Is fully ar
ranged and tho commander of each vessel
has been supplied with new chart, indicat-
ing his exact position, but the precise point
Of the works of the enemy on which fire is
70 be directed. The Santiago being COM
manded by the Senior Captain Of the gun
boat fleet, Capt. q. =. Gleason. is stationed ut
the head Of the line of vessels of her class
eleven in number, and whilst the others Of
The line are n concentrate their fire ON the
Out-wOrks OF Fisher, our guns are to pour a
flank fire into the first The position Of YES
sells are nearly the same as in the former
fight excepting that the irOn-clads will take
positions about quarter Of q mile nearer to
Fisher than ut the first attack, and Dictator
will also Join them with her 3-15 inch guns,
making the Monitor feet IL guns strong, in
Guiding the four guns Of the Monadhock.
Then the 1ronsidcs with her tremendous H.
inch brOadsidcs, and the Minnesota, Wabash,
brooklyn, Susquehannah. Tuscarora, Seneca,
Ticondcroga, Mohican, Colorado, Shenando-
an, Mackinaw, Maumec, Powhattan, Junia-
ia, Yhntic and Kansas, from the ed line.
The Wyatick, Cnadilla, Huron and Pc
quot, which act as tenders to the monitors,
are also in the inner line. The gunboat
feet is To be formed in front Of the shore ba:-
teries tn tho right of Fisher. The reserves
Of the various divisions Of the smaller classes
ofgunboats are assigned TO q position out
side Il the line Of battle.
LATER.-A steamer has j,1st arrived from
the Inner harbor and reports that at noon
to-day sigma! was hoisted ON the flagship
ZNut - a. A.
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Our Loss in Omeers Severe
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Aonther Piece about peac(

wlsH,xcso., Jan. 17.-T Maj. 0s".
Die: '7A
The following official dispatches have
just been received At this Department: ~
Headquarters forces on Federal Point,
North Carolina, January 10Th, via, Fort
Monroe January II. ~ rec at ~
have the honor to report that Fort
Fisher was carried by assault this p. m,
and evening, by General Ames' Division,
and the Sd brigade Of the division, and the
% brigade II the LIST division Of the 24th
airsy eoeps, calamity sided b3A battalion
of Marines and Seamen from the U. s.
Navy.
The assault Was preceded By heavy
bombardment from the feet and was made
at $3.50 p. m, when the first brigade Cur
tises,) Of Ames division, effected a lodge
ment upon the parapet, but full possession
Of the work was not obtained till 10 p. m.
The behavior Of both officers and men
was most admirable.
All the works South of Fort Fisher are
now occupied BY our troops. 'esa'" sa'
We have not less than 1900 prisoners
including Gen. Whiting. and CD. Lamb,
the commapdant Of the Fort IA
l regret to say that our loss is severe
especially in ofiicsrs--I am not yet able to
form any estimate Of the number Of casual
ties. J r ssaasstC selfsss'sF e 20 sz-s7
.4dl-S 70 ssssnzstC ALyngD Ts1nr.o .zsfT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

BELFAST, Me-, Jan. 16.-Two companies
Of the State Guards arrived here yesterday
and to-day, and proceeded 70 the batteries.
In view Of our recent Canadian difficulties
it is understood that the coast and frotier
Of Maine are to y be prepared for emergen-
cies and companies have been sent to Cas-
tine and Nachias.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17
Breyet, Maj. Gen. com'd expedition.


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| c.nafnl sscon no;senc~ ~ ths 1Ath Il - de-
| cded e. r;sk A .ss.oil IN rort F;sber
Ps;ne,s Division nth 70, Ahhott,s br;
csde were to hold onr line already strono
Across ~ peninsula. and fac;nr WHINING
ton against Hoake while Ames, D;v;sicr
.hm,jS. ssssnltso a. ti,a' Wsst .esAs : Iass
hours Of heavv nav Arm the sss.nlt wa.
made nj An m
Tho 15tb C.rt.r,. Rr;oode lad end &c
soon "a It ,vss m ~ she -W.ss. and nc Tho i.nJ
font Il was followed hv penn;hocLca, IND
tho latter hv RelI,s After desnsr.te f;oht.
inc Going Got nv foot and ssevers iess. e r
Ann m. We had nossession off abpsit
half Of the land front. Abbott's brigade was
fkc6 fxkyni lfoca uur iine 7fhcink ciYiimine-
TN, aindbntlinto Fort Fisher ma Cd pusi1-
,iugis fsfssaSa, g 10 r, M tktaok ~ 5Gst
Of the work with little resistance, the garri-
son falling back to the extreme Of the PEN
Ursula where they were followed and captur.
eass Among othsrss zen. hitting and,0oI'
Lamb, were wounded. mel -n2 ss's.g Ibyl
think we have 200 prisoners. | hope
our own loss may not exceed 900, but 1t is
impossible to judge in the night.
Among thawOupded ore the coannanderg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17
New York. Jan. 16

NKW DIRK, Jan. ID.
A company. with submarine implements,
are on their way 70 Plymouth to see IL the
Albemarle can be mised in time to
meet an attack from the new ram, which is
tn move with the rebel ram Atkinson above
Newbernc, which is in good condition, and
only waits FOR the food tides which the
Spring showers will bring. The expected
arrival Of one Of the light draught monitors
in the waters Of North Carolina has given
the assurance that arrangements have been
made TO meet these rams, which are very
formidable.
Disorders from Wilmington state that TT.
Fisher was garrisOned by unwilling con-
scripts at the time Of the attack, who were
anxious 70 surEsndeS ths IN had an prpor-
tunity been Offered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

.f& ST. IouEA Jan fG.
The CONVENTION paned reso3u<fom ex-
pressing she opinion that The amendment to
the lonstltulion now pendiug' befors Con-.
gr6ss should BE- adopoed, and Instructed Sen
ators and Representative from Missouri, ITO
voec FOR and use their influence TO procure
the pasasgc Of said amendment.
Aner the adjournment, the President Of
the Convention announced that he had inst
been informed that all the Judges Of the
Supreme Court had resigned, and that two
Of t1iose places bad tecpg 1lied by appoint
ment-Jud0s. Clover Of 81 Louis, and Judge
Wagner Of Lewis county. 4f~E
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17
.eN Il Ais WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The Richmond Win of Saturday refer

The Richmond Wig Of Saturday, refer
ring to the arrest Of Mr.. Foote, says:
A few days after he announced his pur.
pose TO withdraw from the deliberations of the
House If Representatives he went towards
the Potomac for the purpose Of sending his
family across that they might reach their
homes in Nashville. He has not since been
In this city. We forbear comment on the
arrest till the facts are better known.
The Danville Register learns that the heavy
rains Of yesterday washed down the trcstlc-
work on the Piedmont r. r., between Reed
willie and Bcnaga, and between Grecnboro
and Scpanaw, 80 that trims cannot pass over
chat point of the road. 1t will require seve-
raj days to repair thcm
The Lynchburg Republican says, that a
few days since, Capt. Richards Of Mosby' s
command, with 90 men, attacked near Bcr-
rvs Ferry force of 100 Yankees, and in a
close fight without the loss of man on his
side, captured 20 of them, and killed and
wounded between 40 and 30 of Them The
escape Of Capt. Richards men without loss
was remarkable, and the execution which
they inflicted on the enemy show the advan-
tagc of combined GOODNESS and dash.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

We captured about z, 500 prisoners. "
/ New YoRk, Jan. 17@Thc Hcrald'S Wash
ington special says .IlIT
Blair's sole business to Richmond was to
recover . number Of important private pa
pers, title deeds, ETC., taken from his house
By he rebels when near Wsshingten. He
was very kindly received, and had frank
and free couversatim with jeff. Davis and
number Of others,c but these resulted in
nothing definite.
The story published BY the Richmond
Dispatch about Davis sending letter say
ing he vas willing to receive Peace Cons
missioners from President Lincoln is with
out foundation.
The Triboneis special AAo k1yt theiteswas
no letter sent by Davis, and that he had no
idea ofiowsrihe the rebel ilae, 8 at
Ex-Gov. Jacobs, Of Kentucky, who re-
turned with NJ. Bleifs rep6lts Z irong peace
feeling among the citizens Of Richmond,
andlslpe ajhoQi pfRers 6 ~ 1ead(A ~
predicts that there will be cessation With
N two months, and proposal for peace
from the rebel government. - = - -
This is in contradiction Of The indications
shown in the facts reported by an officer
from Nsrth Oaroliaa, who says, the frabds
slready have three regiments Of freed slaves
in the field.
TheTimss Washingtox specaalSMyG!
It is reported at the headquarters Of the
Army Of the Potomac that Lee hiss sent hi
family out Of Richmond, and that nothing
but peace is talked of in that city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

OsSscs % sis DAvrsrosr DsnocaAs.,
Tuesday evening, Jan. II. 1866.
FLouR.-Retail 1920 bbl.; %. so paper sacks,
- so bplk Wholesale oS. 80 bbl.; paper @cki
$S40; $500 bulk. wy
Club, Tea and ualena, el.s7; No. 3, alf sound
aot clsap enough for No. s$Lso.
ira 4f.40 a. ASSs - -
CoRS.--No. J.. sound, plump and dry, 53c.
OAfs.-No. I, clean and sound, Soc.
BARLEr.-el.l0@
PoeAfUus.-e6Q0e5.
Hoes.-Live, ssa9 dressed, &l21x@1s.80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

~ BArapaoss, Jan. 17.-Tha attack a Fort
killer commenced on Friday, when troops
vere successfully landed.
y Gen. Leroy commanded the troops, who
occunied the entirc width Of the peninsula.
TIE forts were entirely cut Of from VII
mimgtsnsw .Iir'N. b nAoJ r. ts5Iqru- shs1T
xln-v sss osao;dJ :sssIxzs-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17
SALOON . AND ,.BlLuAsD TABLES


~ K lslA. SAT-
The subscriber. being about to start for Cali
fornia, offers his SALOON, STOCK and FIX
TURE6, fsrFsafe 4 Circuit DfscOqA9.
The location and patronage Is good. Apply 90
JOHN CALDWELL,
Second street, between Perry and Rock Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

~ esa - BAIrrGoRr, Jan. 16.
A special dispatch 20 the baltimore Amey.
scaM, gives the following Information:
ia Il 81 IA iANNAKoI.Is, Jan. 10.
The flag Of truce boo4 New York, from
Athens Landing River, With pafoled sol
diem ana citizens arrived here this a. M.
1t. Coy. Jacobs Of KY, is among the passenr
The attack on Fort Fisher had bee. re-
newed set II - -
The Richmond Ensminer Of Thursday
MyA Yankee 0unboate 70 upwards Of n &
number are again of Wilmington, ana We're
yesterday said TO be engaged In sAeIling IL
woods near Fort Fishef. -
Thefe;is alsoA rum0r that the Yankee land
forces have cQmlmcpccd m attack against
the Fort itself, but the War Department has
rccelyed no intelligence - vet o. H. The
Yankees will NOT hlfe Fisher. 81 si,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

BURLINGTON, Vt, Jan. 1e.--Ths boiler
sf The Pioneer Machine Shep Of this ,plses
exploded this A. II, killing seven and bid.
ly woundipg three. The loss IL estimated u
$25, 900, no insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17


s g. chicAgo Mar1keas.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Jan. 10
Resipt q hogs LIN Hse .S1N dre4ed. !. Law
kogs quiet nnd unchanged 4 l161Rk dr6ss, eaieny
at III 75a1225 Dressed hogs loo higher, y lax q
l5 chtsnJAt fA041AS - dividing d 1ooUA
pRovIsIoNs-Dull and heavy.
Asss PonK-Easler. For present delivery y to10
$3.50; for delivery in February 1t 1850.
PAINE lsss Po9K-Dull, At e2AG8AI0 on spot.
Bulk.asats stsady = i7A@l71 Tor rough aiees. and
15x for shoulders loose Sweet picked hams, dull,
1t II green hama dull, 1t 49,
LARD-Dull Prime leaf at IKE; white grease
Mk990 yellow grease, 10 49,
WmskRY-Actfvc, Kc higher.
sWHsAr--Neglected. No. Spring 1lBkl0A
C0aN-Dui s9(aS3c for rejected, and q for No. !.
OArs-Steady At 65 @66c.
Ryn-Dull Il d ooflL0ox for No q ss AAss sh
BARLEY-Flat ut u. 23@13A
HAy-Dul1, ut &190O621lO0
FiAxssBD-Firm, At Is 90
= Chicago Stock MARKET.
By Telegraph CHICAGO. Jan. 10.
Money ssarres Exchange 6sm II par, buying, and
xr premium selling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The ways and means committee have re-
ported bill authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury 70 continue the 7-30 loan for $500,
O)O 600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

eerT-aN ~ CuAuy ,nnpn,r Iam ~
Anky AZ tf1ce bo6t arrived IN the fafI,or
today With 100 Hayanlah fei6ee9N ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Is disease Of the stomach aud liver, acting
through the 'kidneya. and is, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease, except consumption, that
aAects the human!constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes, but will state that the e.
feet Of the disease is the conversion Of the stsrchy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of The food} into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to ~ exces-
sive secretion Of water. Many persona suaer rom
thiS dlAeass who ne ignorant Of il; that 10, they
pass large quantities. during the day, and ase
obliged % get up from one 70 6ftcen Of twenty
times during The night No notice i taken Of i
u~tl their attention = called tothe large discharge
Of water, and often when il Is % far advanced q
70 be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies
Another symptom is the extreme thirst, which
Whom the disease 10 fully establshed. is intOlera
ble--tAs patiSst drjnks cDmstGntlv W(shoNe boMg
sotiefNi also dryness Of the mouth, cracking Of
The lips, . sweat breath, in the more advanced
oases, and finally loss Of appetite, eaciation. and
the patient gradually sinks from xhaustion.
Coxsrsfrfiox WAfEs is without doubt, the 0hly
known remedy ior d;atssss and ~ asvs - mach
confidence that It + specific a. ~ have thai ePi.
M Wtllproduce sleep, and trnthfully ~ th4t il
hes napsa ss6y easein which Il hes been used
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

EoRr MONROE, Jan. 17.-The steamer At
lantic, just arrived from Wilmington, con-
firms the capture Of Fort Fisher and the
works on Federal Point.
(. Our loss was heavy. Two 15-inch guns
burst on the monitors. sss ssis Is, a
We captured about 2, 500 prisoners. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

DAxvrLLs; Pa. June 2, 1869 d.. w r. 0ego
Dear Sir I'm Feb. le6ls va afflicted With
than two gallons Of water in twenty -four hours. /
Mas obliged to get up - often ten d twelve tiies
during the night, and in Eve months 1 los Absut
iHfty pounds in weight. During the moath eGJulS
1851. procured two bd10es Of ConstitatiDn Va
relief, and after taking two bottles w. sptiely
cured, SOON after regainisg Py nsysl kood hesl(6.
Yours truly, !. ~. 4. De WITH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

IRRITATION OF THE MICK or TNE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION or
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER. sttpI

BLADDER, INFLAMMATION or
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER. sHtri
STRANGUARY AND BURNING ,ORPAIN.
Full URINATlNG. ,ot s1s,94
For the diseases Il IN truly sovereign remedy.
and too much cannot be said in ito prefse. A sIn-
gle dose has been known to relieve me most nr-
gent symptoms. 5t TAI r. Iy3E
Are you troubled with that distressins pain IN
the small of the back and through the 6ips : A
teaspoonful a day Of the Constitution Wa1er will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinced given up the use Of buchu, Gu
bebs. and juniper IL the trsalment Of those dis-
ease, and only use them for the want Of better
remedy. Ar $40
Cossstisstfsoss W1ser
Has proved itself equal y the task shas has De
WV : -''- DIURETCS .i,. ,is
'Irritate and drench the kidnsys, and " osus1ant
use soon lead to chronic degenns lio1 - en-
hrme disease M m S4s
We present the Consultation Water to the psb-
lie with the conviction that II has NO equal III re-
lievng the class Of diseases for which q has been
found SO emincntly successful for curing; andwe
trust that We shall be rewarded for Our eA6stU in
placing SO valuable . remedy 10 form - meet
the requirements Of patient and ptysieian.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Bosrox Conxsas, n. \: Dr.. =, 1ss1.- ~.
n o.sgg q Co.. Gs:ss e liss.x RE y: sisstsy
he Of Consultation Water, 6Aicb 4 GO sssi1l-
mend u he hishsss.n n ~ - 80. -
49, IA IN her limbs, With Esipsfst5es ~ ~
mat ana Irsisaeics " ~ Nd2ft. Gid I
Shvsician who attended her 1bqut t1gOs moolks.
xTheuGhe leit her worse tAtA ~ I'D Napd hqfs II
ihen employed one Of the osstpayeiels11f ebutd
Ind. who ettsnlodlber fer a6Sutl nine no9elo,
and while she Vas under he care - &1ee1sGE
ler quite a mueh pain. He anslly .gsge Asr -.
and said chr csss sess inesrs1tf. x6s.y eaGa e
~sx< kas ssck a. .eombindtioe N 0.Nseie6 ~
Aedisiss given (or or oPret9 ee4ieSt eess ~
~ H. jtMculEis-" About This si1ne - etoa-
xeuced t6e use Or C,nssieseIes watss, - Scr
,Itter astonishmeut, almoa ~ 1sst d. oDsndo
. have the desired eliectt I'D ~ ,ksPt - -
provine rapidly Qlder ~ Aeatuset e9d n9W -
perintende entirely her 19mf43ic slstgs. ~ ~
~ taken any u re C0n!sIt6tl6h Wakls16F ~
lbur weeks, and .ws ere ,happv ~ ~ thss = -
sjroduced permanent cpresL 81 IN hnsH1t
$1,000 M. II. VAN BnNGCnOfnuy