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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
Ayers Cathsrtic Pills,

FIN TIN CURE OF
e4&icLNGGt, h'ndos, Dyq'epsiG, Indigestion,
Dyssnlny, f0nt S.sslael, E,ysips@s, Headtels,
"iies, Rle1ndti1a, E,uptia0' and Skin Dissaa@,
Livss CoapIaint, Dop'y, letter, Tmno,s ami
SAX Rhea's, bo'ns, Cont, Ncr~GBia, So =
Dinner Ph, cia for Purifying The Blood.
They are susar.eOo,sd, so that the most sSsEi :
i've cav take thdla pleasantly, and they '.rs thu
best apcricnt in tbs world for oil the purposes 81 Z
family phys;e.
Price 2s tIrts psf Box riyo boxes for Si0a
Sreatnumbcrs sfClcrgyinen, Physi,isNs. States,
men. and eminent PnrSonageA, have lrnt then
names to corEfy tina unparalleled usefulness ofthcsS
remedies, but our 81 ace here will not permit the
~inssriio. oi them. The Agents below named fur.
nish grsi.Sour 4 HSRlcAN ALNASAoin which they
arc given with also full dissertations of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should &c fvl.
lowed for their cure.
yo rot be put of bv M prihciFisd dealers witl.
other preparations they make more pr0tit IN.
Demand AYER's, and take no others. The Sicc
want the best aid there is for theta, and they Should
have it,.
AL our rencaie3 are for sale BY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
gIEAY
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!

TN The 1 gsysr 4. ,fIi T.. n 2, RAPHAEL Is rh~iE.t.2 lie sue
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
CURED.

URBkSA, oaiO, September "a, 1885.
MEasrs. A.. u. SeoSttL X Co.
Gents. IL have been troubled With
, torpid acton of the bowels for SIX or seven
Years, which has been ;hc cause Of o great
ieal CT suffering 10 mic, and | had to deprive
myself Of may kinda Of iroi, and used much
oatmeal, etc, until ! got Dr, 'Mott'S Liver
Pills, and ind that they keep my bowels
ocular, aud ! now eat anything that my
-mily does. | most confidently recon- iuond
these III to those who are troubled with
constipation Of the bowels.
'TrV!y yrarr, JOHN FLEMING.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
No 80 rasT FIFTH sTUE'~
CINCINNATI
/, o COOP NEWS,
zooD NEWS FoR SINGLE MEN ~Tv
TEMPLATIMd MAERLA0R

allow, BoousbOro', NMylAnd, rid = yhsaAV - -
"Hsmoroub cures fdiseasesc au.edb y sasyt.1e9t.,~
having lsen performed BY the Engiinl Botanic rAYrssna
:ho rot, bSteyi1g ,hatin doing 80 ! nW ~ sfykete@
offering. One case IN particular -taas = . yguG y
IN this eity-s worthy Of aote.. - h! e'1ns 2
.hudder, aud after ysarp Of SUFFERING And dsotefirG SEQ
ii hYpes Of resovetg. he wishra 70 aar!I 40 ~
lsarly Beloved BY d sweet q girl, - s7f lnpso eeNS
Hs dared not wed on account u the. sfs.fesfu. -.
4 his ~systepI. He songht relief Il no haRA ot~Ns
,an,c physlclan, and, astonishing - u nso we9.eAn
bioVm ard viEoe Of youth has retagaed, ~ ~
a. hnppy tA:her Of q pAlI Of bright boz
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
LIVER coMPLAINT CURED.

lkDlANAFOLi9, OCto2CF i-J 1870
ussSrs. A. L. ScovnL 4 Co.
GcatS..- - am hardly ublc to eI'
,rcss my gratitude 3or the benefit which Iny
laughter has derived from the Use Of Dr.
Ho!t's Liver Pills. She had been troubled
With what the physician called Liver Com
,lain.; hut our doctor failed to give her any
permanent relief, although she tried his pre-
rriptions elcctually. She had become mel.
lncholy, unhappy, and her constitution vas
much broken deNn by the use Of Mercury.
She tried Dr., MoJt's Liver Pills, and soon
)eran 10 get better. Fam haNpy 10 cay thai
" VAS now entirely recovered her health.
Respectfully yoars!
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
DIR. RAPHAE ELL,
BOX No. 2463, Posr OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

And icain that II perfect and radical cure Ia warranted
and guaranteed " all WIN ale afflicted with weakness,
iuhiliiy, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de.
preston Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss VI
Jlrcp, .'SS Of memory, lOss Of energy and muscular power,
puny grnwth, wasting away, and a want Of confidence tn.
themselves, h.nting fits, c~0nyulGiyc troEnbnnGS, impo'
tenee and disgust Oi life.
HEAR WHAT II MEDICAL PRES SAYS.
Come physiCars require TO be told the nature Of you
ilseaso-the EaGLlSH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN tocs
not. His perfect knowledge Of tina human system enables
aim Ia describe the diseases without any information from
iAp latiout, IN explain its original cause, and to guarantee
Is cure. And, VIVA. Is more valuable still, he will honestly
md frankly tell whether you can DO cured or not. Al
his communications RGd interviews a:e strictly private
and confidential. Medical Journal
The rotNnis Rcmedius Of Dr.. Raphael, thu Tnsiisl Bo.
nnic rhysiciaa, mover iailel yet to mllaRa perfect, Iahi.
cal, and permanent cure of ALL PR4LTE, SECRET
AND YESERH5L DISEASES, without the use If MGR
curry, without hindc.ance from business, ard withou,
!G.r Of discovery or exposure. No deadly poisons, such
IA arsenic, bpI vOmica, opium, or nny other pp.scns
No mercury ijrany deadly misunderstanding bu, purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies Hrc used by THIS wonderful
Botanic Physician. HS Botanic Remedies nuvcr yoi ni.e5
to euro tho iuOat obstinate and the most dangerous cnseh
and to remove all mercury and other impurities from tLt
system Whes all other Rer,cdios had failed. AsG.ca
yO;zTlL.
G0sD NEWS roe SINGLE MEN CoNTEMp, T
$50 MARRIAGE. Hear what tho Baltimoc o-rcs
r"hr!i Vi thu oldfellpw, Boonsboro, Marble, said Ut
Tl'usday Tie iist of May, 1850: 90
- Nrlt Nous cures OF diseases Gauge early irdiscrr
,iu haNn3 l"ru performed by the 70 ,Hsl Botanic Thy
,ici,rSl Gel 1t my duty, having q k~uvwindgs Of them. u
aiai" tho Ll:' believing that In DOING 40 l may do a serv
;t" H. TIA suffering. Ono case In particular that OF y
yprHs mas IN His city-is worthy Of mute. Ito haG
""mH The victim II \ habit, the mern allnsi1n 10 which
r"'ullrr, and after yoars OF suffering and doctor.
~" ~ tl hopes ~ .esUycry. -llc wished 10 marry
~, lerlt hctuved - as sweet a girl a. ever lsptd
ri t%'rrliu'i hut ns vas fearful, noTvo,s, aud proa
lie 'ltro1 .tOi we'd on account Of the slat;orec
- rystC.n. 10 sOUght relief at the hands VI ~,
- 'bSstiHn, aud, astonishing rs it ma" ae,hl. al
H~l NiEyr Of youth has returned, and he "
niag Git2r Of a pair 0f bright Joys.n
"nr>ufcring, no matter What their ~ccm,lain'
VI 'ir iinianif ~rhSsylla couddcutidly. HE,
ri"u relief, H. n.lrr IL nj M. ~ EAsi
Dri "lrLmah, Sc. AG biSpJsS "~N'INNAgj
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
ycarr, JOHN FLEMl nc.
: CAnpEnsE, IND, Ftb. ), 1853.

dEssas 4. l.. ScovrL 4 Co.
GsrtS. This is to certify that have
tscd Dr.. Motifs hver Pills in bilious attacks,
ind Sound them 10 be the best Pills that J
.ver used fer that purpose aud have also
used them IS q Cathartic Medicine, and have
tounG but little use for n Physician since !
asd them in ny family.
Yours, truly ASA FRENCH.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
GLORIOUS NEWS TOE THE Ia IRs
4 PREVENTIVE TO HASA ARr
D" DRHM.

We srs dsclieii, opposed 70 arsr "a sssvss.s
reIn~li~ for tue prevOnhon VI heslnf cel.e1k ~ =
nj n our duty 10 { kpowlojgS q bbneAt 1on aay aAa hNp
yrry source shcu II \ fofthe roNef6f scanning humaufA
A act has come to eur knoWiedge that cpghttee sps
aulHated and widely circulated hr u ecesnt q NIT
,adics whosr delicate health makes u possaAg = pas-sB
snS increase u @miy.
About Twelve uenths ufEet marriags, a hd5 OF ou' A.
atiaintance gave birth TO n daughter. bnt ber svee' As'
s,,c ~ great Tint her phy ~sieiana d~espaired Of hr recorscy
fhis nude igr drad the ycrJ thodgh,a d again besol'ei
. lnutAer. Sh0 tried every th!hg 70 prSfeni . rcpsutf
VI her snfsIiugs, but without succeeding Iwf gsAfsesp
s,nrrIaco she wna again confined, but bar ~suHsTiuss wsf,
.e xr,al uiAt the uAiid died, and her own itv ~as despalrs.
4 She WA t"tl by her family physician .bat Y she ka'
any more ehildrsn be Gar~i he. iilS wosia ~ the hrhb
" all the remedies sht had u % 1889 n.y. n''e''"
AppNed 10 the Botanic T~hysistAn, Dr RAPHAEL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

Tho ppaersigncd has been luis appointed
EAs.aior oflhe last viii, AMI T~asyalasat oil
NGauy N. [FameF, lats OF rrebis coansy
oLio, deceased. JESSE .. RICCUk
Dec, s,rlS64-3w
| G"acEsi& VAEso5iL, Atsg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16


Information has been received at the Navy
Department from Acting Master Gillespie,
of the L. S. bark Brazil, on duty in st.
Amon's Sound, Ga, that the boats Of that
vessel have made several incursions inland,
destroying salt works consisting Of 10 ket
ties of 100 gallons each, 12 kettles of 500
gallons each, 90 cans Of by 6 feet, and 300
bushels of salt The boats also liberated 36
negroes, and captured number Of Confed-
crate prisoners j. The salt works were situa-
ted 8 miles up Turtle river, leading into the
Buffalo swamps. The cnemy's force in that
portion of the country consists of one hun
bred soldiers and seventy-five militia.
A refugee who left Richmond two weeks
ago, says the report that Lee has sent troops
to meet Sherman in South Carolina is con-
firmed, but the knowledge of all such move
nents was SO well kept that it is not known
in the rebel army what troops, or the num-
Der that lave gone, although it is three
weeks since they started.
The upper classes among the people Of
Richmond profess to be confident Of the Sue
cess Of the Confederacy, but the poor class
who have severely felt the effects of the de
preciated, currency are heartily sick and
tired Of the war, and are anxious for any
mode Of relief
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16

/ 4 - 90 0e1sUA : - - = -
49, lnoDo0gq 1C1onG1gug - ornD =
80 lale = - asenL q - l =.
r. - m1no1 - ogr11nDA ~ U111oo
- = - ; : = -
xelpuuus1p - ~ = - N ~ -
IN SG1lG ~ 1.ls 6iastks - -,
$3.50 - o1optoG - $1,000 81 0Owol
WaGklnetpa = - vhiaksy insussoc1ion,
81 y ees.1aess IN ~ itinepass u thu
Hs qussse N wssaiaeass ~ Jackson
q ~ pes6efy1t3on Of ~ Unfon, end sayl
u $3.50 - lal6lling. thpirs eoqmnn4e,
~ Unl6n mhst and I'D b preserved,
CT vhA& n ~" Thsss n ~ olhsr sltsr.
iAtive f. ~ psopls # GsoeGiA than 70 coo-
farm - thie v5sw q IL eAse.
Ne co0mioteDuD q negotiations q con
veptione afs 1ieoesoary. Whenever tn
people Of Georgia quit u rebellion, cleo.
melnbeeu q Congress, end senators end
oehsgS IKE their seats, the state Of 0eofgia
Win have resumed her functions IN the Un
/ ion.
Rs6hgses concur In The opinion That Gen
6hsrsnan win move "a Bsanohyills nsGl
week.
Ihs House has concurssd in the Seuet'
resolution To terminals tn reciprocity treaty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16
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| 1vseoee 4 ihsI


DOgroN, Ian ~
Hon. Edward EvssUse did this fore
noon s 4 o'cl0ck 6 ~ Seadence on Bum.
e. ,. :, .ss s q sRsp'zy. H. ~ ~'' %
MI. Everett ad1Dqsed his ellow citisens
II Faneuil Hail On 1ondny last, In aid Of
sending provisions to Savannah, and during
the afternoon q hat day was psesent in
Court in referencco to clafn for damages
against the city Of Charlestown for over
fiowing q portisn of ~ estate in; Mlfded ~
constructing q dam On Mystic River. On
SUNDAY he became affected with quite Sc.
we're cold, but neither his friends nor himself
deemed it serious On Saturday evening ne
appeared about as we'll as usual, and retired
70 bed, declinins Any cae p remain with
I4im.
At O'Clock this forenoon his housekeeper
entered his room and found him sleep
| ing naturally An hour later she was
alarmed by hearing heavy fall in his ROOM
and found him lying on the floor, breathing
a physician was promptly summoned but
befoes his arrival III. &yercst WAS deadC
| The event was announced in nearly all the
churches at the commencement of the morn
| ing service and created profound feeling
| of sadness. Shortly after noon the church
lelis Of tlr city and suburbs were tolled-
Mr.. Eyerett's funeral will take place at noon
on Wednesday, in the First Church, Rev
Rufus Ellis, Pastor. 1t 10 presumed the
State and city authorities will take part IN
the obsequies Of this great and good man.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16
NEW YORK. Ian. Il


A Clarksburg CIV. Va) dispatch states
that the rebels, after the attack on Beverly,
retrcated towards Lcwisburg.
Citizens report that they captured over
400 prisoners, including two lieutenant colo
nels, but the latter escaped, and some 200
stragglcrs have come in.
A court martial will investigate the affair.
A dispatch to the Herald states that Gen.
Hickman is placed in temporary command
of Weitzel's Corps. az, ess.- Il.
The Richmond Vhig says that Grant is
being reinforced on 10th north and south OF
James River by negro troops.
A letter from Panama states that the reb-
ell pirate Bradshaw and gang are on the
coast Of Salvador, awaiting opportunities
to pirate on American shipping.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16
seed Market.
Corrected by J. A. Davenport


By Telegraph CHICAGO, Jan. a.
There was little or no inquiry for provisions for
present delivery land TO effect sales holders had to
eubmit to large concessions
PRIME Mss PoRK-For cash sold at $3s. 15G134 ;
for delivery Feb 18th and $50 for delivery in March
MESS PoRK-Sold at from $50 1880. Sweet
Picked Hams were inquired for to limited extent,
with sales at IKE. Lard was inactive Fair demand
for dressed hogs, without essential change. salef
from s14,5O915.O0 for lots dividing on 200 pounds.
Live hogs moderately active, at "A decline, sellers
seeming more willing to make the concession.
WHRAr--Demand light. Prices reccded 1G1 xc,
with sales of No. Spring at 81 ,65x @166s closing
dull. Winter wheat quiet. Light sales at v, 20 for
No. red
FLouR-Neglected and nominally unchanged
CoRx-Dull, but firmly held. Sales Of rejected Of
SIC in store 66c delivered
OArs-Iess active, and prices declined Nc. No.
sold at 6sk Gs66c No at 63 3@etc and rejected at
GOc AT close dull bidding at 6S1.654c for No l.
RyE--Neglected and lower with trifing sales. No
Sat s1.o6.
BsnLKr--Quiet nd irregular. sales ranged from
d $50. ISL
HrGswrxrs- steady and nrm, At ta,12 per gallon
T,xorar 9ane--1n eypa essnnnd, and liberal eales
81 rne2 Sssx Shd6ce ~ nEUm 0O,30(aeO
Clown GRrp-Quict, Ut e10U0Gta13,5O.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16
RAILROADS.
Chicago / Rock Island Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

nNAND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18th. 1854,
~ and until further notice, trains wii leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted g follows
lat Mail train at .................''' 90 90 ~
"a Night expires $500 ~, =. =,
T-Arrivs ut davenport daily, Sundays excepted.
as follows:
lst Night express A.. ..........o -, :
I'd DAT II express and mail train I'D %. r. =;
All trains over this route are IN direct connect
@ay se" an ccseo Railroads e and from D
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara tails, Alba;
ny, New York, Philadelphia 6sl''more' ana
! Passengers Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
Of giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of tieir baggage, also % procure tickets Dsio.s
taking their seats in the cars as ne I'M, ~ r.
collect fares only to the s'a..1 , =" '"e v
cn'cagc ana ,sl MOCK ls'a'' j. +. TRACY, sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16
ST. I.or-rs. lar,

4F|l4IlI ! ST. Lofts, Jan. IA.
Governor Fletcher issued proclamation
today declaring Missouri free State, in &C
passed by the State Convention
Hundreds Of business houses and private
residences are Illuminated tonight, bands
play ing, fireworks exploding, and thou
nnds upon thousands of enthusiastic citi
zens throng the streets to witness the grand
spectacle. 90
The expedition sent from Cape Girardeau
to Cherokee bayou, under 1t. Paine, a few
days ago, killed 10 guerillas, captured mum
Der Ofpnsohen and fifty llorseA y aism
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16

CfxcixxArr, Jan. 16.-Ksever, charged
with the murder Of the Roosa family, hAs
bsen discharged, hating proved alibi
The Bank Of Maysvills was robbed Of
$4,000 on Thursday last.
The Gazette says Baldwin, the treasurer
of.ths Ohio Female College, has sbsconded
with about $4,000.
The Commercials Nashville correspond.
ent says:
The Conversion passed by nearly IN
unanimous vote . resolution that no person
BE- considered qualified voter until he
takes stringent oath declaring himself un-
rssssvedly in favor of the Union and I'll lava
and. proclamations issued since the war h.
gun BY the President and Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16
New YORK.. Jan. IA.

NEW 1OKK, JAN. IF.
The Post says three army correspondents
have escaped, from the rebels and arrived at
Nashville. It means A. D. Richardson. Mr.
r. telegraphed to the Tribune from Knox
vile.
The Norfolk Old Dominion says: The ex-
petition up the Savannah river destroyed
ten miles Of the S. c. & Columbia X. r.
A company of S. q. militia was captured
by Foster, near Hardeeville. They had
been three weeks in the service, and did not
like the war.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16
CONSTITUTION WATER

"AH BEEN PRONOUNCED BY THE NEDI-
III cal Faculty and the public to be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure of all
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
1t is not MINERAL wArER. II is from experience
n0w say let no man doubt, when single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the best
medical talent in this country has failed to relieve.
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be cassed under "quack" prepara-
tions Is it 10 now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this CITY, II is only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use Of every means to &C.
eomplish . cure; and the success ofthe hysicians
increases a. his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him to produce cure. while others fail in
the attempt. Science is satisfied with the truth
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean
you who are under some specialists care from
year to year, and We particularly allude 10 ladies
Who are constantly resorting to local treatment
and all sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with 50 much chance Of success there would be
fron lQnl spplieseions 10 the throat for diseases
ofbraiii. We have been careful to use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icate Organization. but we receive SO many COM
municafiOns from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted, and Of whose disease no men
ticn has been made that we have come to the
conclusion that if the remedy is capable OF pro-
ducing cure mo- matter what the disease may be,
Il should be made known. The medicine n put
up fpr the public, and there should be no excep-
tons. We say, Constitution Water is not like Z
9ilded pill made 10 suit the eye and taste II Is
medicine, in every sense of the term placed IN
the hands Of the people for their relief, and if
taken according to the directions it will in every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the directions in regard to Diet etc. relate only to
the disease under which they occur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16

NEW York, Jan. A.
The Commercials Washington special says
that the receipts of the Internal Revenue
this week have reached nearly $1,O00,0O0.
Important military information is OK
v,nrto1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16

New YORK, Jan. H.
The following is the letter of instructions
from Gen. Grant to Butler, which is append
I'd to Buffers report Of the Wilmington en-
petition:
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES or THE u. s..
CRY PoINT, Dec. 9, 1854
To M1. Gen. Butler, Commantlimg Asmv Of
lthe Janaes:
The first object of the expedition under
Gen. Weitze1, Is to close to the enemy the
port Of Wilmington. If successful in this,
the second will be the capture of Whining
ton itself.
There are reasonable grounds to hope for
success, If advantage can be taken of the alb
sence of the great part Of the enemy's forces
now looking after Sherman IN Georgia
The directions you have given for the
number and equipment of the expedition
are all right, except in the unimportant ones
Of where they embark and the amount Of
intrenching tools to be taken.
The object of the expedition will he gain
ed by effecting landing on the Cape Fear
River andth Atlantic, north of the entrance
to the river. Should such landing be effect
ed, whether the enemy hold Fl. Fisher OF
the batteries guarding the entrance to the
river there, these troops should entrench
navy, effect the reduction and capture Of
fthDe f1eA TIE n our hands, the nsvy
could enter the harb0e, - The poFt or vii.
mingtCn would he sea1eds Should Iishu
| and TIE point q land o. which It Il bupt FIJI
| into the hands of onr troops Immediately on
| landing. \ win b. worth the attempt to
iepkure Wilmington by . forced march and
surprise.
Iftiho b consumed in gaining the frs,
object Of the expedti0n, the second win be.
come matter bf aftef consideration.
The details of.tle expedition are entrust
Command fin tfodpA CO.
I Should the troops under Cen. Weitzk
| bail to effect landing at or near Fisher
they VIII be returYsd 70 the army operatin(
against Richmond without delay.
n "a NJ " 6. 0RANE :.
LtautenAnt1 0enef11..
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AAAO ~. W ~
1A1 .n" , noonN ,n nu.1v" ="
SLAVERY
parSOn Rr0WnlOw I.ikely IN he the next
U. 8. Currency 10 be IIecstred ~
Payment ~. Passports.
Destruction Of Rebel Salt
Works.
Some Of Lees Forces gone %
meet Sherman.
Gov, Fletcher Declares Missouri
4 Free State.
Ereshet I'm the James River

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac
January IL.
The utmost quiet still reigns along the
lines in front of this army. Even picket fir
ing seems to have been given up.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-16
WASHINGTON, Jan. a.,

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. =
President Lincoln has recognized Earnest
Napoleon Maria Godeaux as Consul Of
France at New Orleans and France August
Hoffman as Consul Of the Dukcdom of SAKE
Ninfnesen for the State Of Illinois.
After long confinement to his residence
caused by fracture Of his arm, Assistant. Sec
retary Seward has resumed his duties at the
State Department
The Alexandlia journal nrns says avs Mrs i Foote
was taken in yesterday by our authorities on
their learning she had arrived in the vicini-
ty Of Dumfries. Nothing is said about her
husband.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA.
The Bulletin reports that the subscriptions
in the city for the relief of the Savannah
sufferers, up to to-day amounted to ga 700.
The amount will be Increased @ -
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