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WANTED.

WANTED-? CARRIAGE PAINTERS, AT
w 40 Madison IT. y. y. Y MY son II
WANTEr-GOOD PAMELA HAIR AND
straw sewers. Ste. dy woit aud good pr,res
paid. Work given out - and - Eoucry. 81
, YOUNG GIRLS WANTEp-TO WOEK
- on ueckties Apply .5s Ilo~rry near 4.h a. IN
uar'. from to Y o'cl ch ~
m MANTILLA HANDS WANTEp-ASO
- - oiVfatort.on Grover & fakcfs Masculine Y2S
fithih ave. u
1nD SKIRT HANDS WANTED GOOD
w Lauas tan have s,esdv en- ,4o,iucut Al hi.h
wake, nj u Eagie SkiIt Works 80. III ~ ave. al
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INSTRUCTION.

ROoKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHME.
~ nc 9r.!lins and ran paI taught every day and
e,cnlng. NJ fAlNk having toi hir iuteIes' IN ne
Btoot so Sea lcmy, de vote. hi whole pe rsouA
attention ~ VI bVSeIl, corner Canal "a
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FOR SALE AND 40 s.ET.

A FARM For SALE-CONTAlNlNG 600
~ acre. land with good frame housc Hnd barn COOL
sprnr Of uatsr, anl stone tp-ing hodse an uoaui IA
lGkt NJ vAt"r the farm. Tho above iAiin VIII -
sold ior fl,2 a. For further pai culaTr address u w
DINGMAN, Dinuuanr Ferry, Pa. % Utet titnaief
IA lihe County, la within az miles o "a" INla~ IA"
River. u. ". biNGHAN, Dinsmar, ~. 20
A FEW SMALL FARMS, SUITABLE FOR
n rni,iu market truck full or nnv Kind NJ farm
in, ~ mics The L. I. K. u, Of 81, % and 81 a'l's
each all gooi aud ioAin -oil and level flic" 80
acre. y. \ ~ NtE, Chambers It, g.
rHEAP HOME-A NENr LITTLE Hou."
" and lot, we'll and crtc n isrec wotkshop rear.
only Sl,3O0 part cash. Army to bero Mnstcr, No
rec Depot Harlem Railroad. ibJ
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EOR SALE-A SMALL FARM OF 50 Acre,
Il under cultivation, With house, barn wagon house,
RrAnory, sheds and ice house: good gpple and
peach orchard, snd other small irut stock cows
and hoTecs, ALEC all necessary tArning IMPLEMENTS
miles from kinrstOn Depot, y. j. Terms easy Z.
Tor other iniornston coll on JOSEPH IhNlCk.
go t,tecne ~, y Y. 40
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ITO LET, A ID STORY, 81 TT. SQt ARR,
l. suitable Tor manufacturing business. lui.isp
At l6I Eu't 35th NJ. JOHN 4. BkOOkS. J'
T'O Lkr-A ROOM AND BEDROOM ~ \
neat cottage houre, No. III East 2ud -, an "r
East Of Ath ave; rent very moderate 10 su a. iti-
iy. lLquiTe ON tho pTeInin.e. sos
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L'OR SALE IN QUEENS CO., l.. l., FlN T.
L miuutIs' walk from the llrnukkn and William
bu-rh GU, houses aud lots, corner lot, p hy
IL feet, tho Main the o'uAr adolninr 2"
hv 100 The h0iscs were built hy Oay's work nearly
nes, and furd in with brick. Alt0 good stable,
WAGON house and lots, nice garden, cool water anf
g. A. IENKS, ~ South At, y. ' sth a., iih door.
north Of Grand ~, HiOoklyn, 4. n. 800
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NOR SALE IN BEOOKLlN--3 SLAUGit-
L ter houses, near Raymond and Hilary sis hide
fat and me ting hon,. attaohri also four new ree~
liuG houses hud corner Hoir, tsranNn ave aud Ma
hall rta T.. u. Enquire ~ IL Flushing ave, ueaf
utuadWaV THOMAS t,IlHfEI.
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| CnEAP RENT NICE ROOMS, SECOND
~ floor trout house and small shop in rear, iot ~
| per month, Inquire premises liJ Elizabeth, near
| t,...k..
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L'OR SALE y GROCERY AND LIQUOR
store with stock and hKturer. kirr.rnte p,oe for
business ard cheap rent. Inquire Ia the store, 1870
tsst ltn street.
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EOR SALE or TO LET-A NEAT COT
tAge with lOts and small harm, pric Sl,bts rent
si2O. Also Gotta and loe, prics Loo rent O..
Al.o GOOD country store and { lots, price $3.50.
NUhanrhufgh i,rries. Apply 362 Pearl st. Ag
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SHIPPING.

II ILLS 81 AND UPWARDS. ON
- mon Bant Of London. and
koyal Hank VI lteian
For ssle Ivy
t6i WILLS ran. q 4 Cg.
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THE MrMBERS OF THE IMMAC1IAT
3 THE MEMBERS OF THE HIBERNINN
WANTED.

a QUARRIMAN WANTED. TO GET OUT
n stone by the ton; qusrry ~ O.ntod only hour
from y. Y. Apply to wv BEARD, Eric EAsin foot
u NAnhrunt It. south Brooklyn. 346
A YOUNG MAN, RECENTLY ARRIVED
n from the old country, can obtain a siiuAtiou A.
tnrtsnder. b. apryine at 32i Hudson It, corner OF
NAdaIu n. IL
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L'OR SALE-AT PORT RICHMOND, s. |.
tive desirable two story cottage houses lot4 g. Nv
III II. on North at Eve minutes walk from the frTr
Enquire OF N. ". sT AhIEIS, at the Court House.
6.th IT., between le1iIcton and 3rd ave., between
the hours Of and ~. 10
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$1,000 CASH THIS MORNING FOR
WV two one year substitutes S792 Tor ono
r"ti volunteers. ligher cash bounty Tor ltldHincn
fud seAnirn. NALL co, " Fulton 81 Nov York
city, s
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FEED STOEE--A RARE Gil iNCE-THE
L Sob aud rovl will ot Feed foto, lbu Ea,t lous-
tou e. Inquire on the p-,il.res. ...........-...
% HYATT a GIIDERSLEEN T..
DAkERY - TIE WEIL-ESTANLISHE
- haacrv, with hou-o ami lot good v,'l ,tai lcA
hurso aud two wasOns good route OF customers aud
baking 10 barrels yer week, fot sale, In ure the
ptcui.os, Mrr'chcst0i load. Nor sianiA. alt
EOR SALE--h kLSPEC TABLE MErliA'S-
Il tDs BOARDING hOuse, story, brown itult. vim
otcru iuIIo, "ncnt. all the good viii, interest, aud
apparatus iOl the !nLo alton n q buhrdc q the e
q ~ tonrdor. paving B. 80 rricCl loift vii le
si,,u to the pun uaer onl' and nor' lIt cspectalr
rsnna eNi hose rIta ash lrttrttI. his IL
genuine lsiuUrs aud The best chance 10 gain hand
como home. ApPy % ID ave, l-t i-t aud - st.,
NY. ~
EOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED fi.h
Il and o s'er maTket-Will la sold hear has o her
tn'i to attend TO- ArplN ~ Delaney n. 81
IrOR SALE-A STATIONERY, Variety
md newspaper store, doing good hIs.ne,s lest
locauou IN the city. A vod chance Tor any person.
SiusiRc DRY reasons liyeu to- scllIn.. Apply at 90
Division st, for DAYS 40
nor SALE, A MILK ROUNp, WITH
horse, wagon, hhIne,r, sleigh, cabs &c. The
owner has other business, and cannot attend u H..
Apply at ~ ninth ave
EOR SALE At A BARGAIN, THE STOCK
Il and fixtures of lish and oyster market rO.ng a
bic husness and will give rood for -.lug. In
quue tho cor Of Lewis aud Ryington sts, in die
market. Rent 80 per month. II
LIOR SALE \ GROCERY AND LIQUOR
wth stock and hStures. Fir-t.rnte Pl,oe for
business ard chesp rent. Inquire 10 the store 100
l H.sfl
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WANTED.

pATTTRN MAKERS wANTED-THOSE
hcouf'oIned 10 housevort. Apply TO Exec sior
Iron Wcrks' 9Th It. below ave. c. 500
SMITHS HELPER wANTED-APPLl To
~ S1a Hudson A. II
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TO LET-IN THE TWO STORY BRICK

T'f. DOowo2 story basement ,1d suit. oliu
trck house,, on 9Th ave, bet 7h and oth -,s, Ph..
dolpha front, brown stone trimmlnr', marble ma
Ies. sator, gas, &c one block from Louey lslaui
cars IN complete order, ready Tor immediate IOagrr
a. On can remain on mortgage for fern ut yCJIH.
Arpy " v, j. NORRIS, 18Th It. and nth ave, Or uu
tbs premises every day, from IN o'clock 81.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 STRONG,
- nctive youue man u year. old - farmer rtoorr,
plouehman lately arrived from Ireland. En1uiie At
Nj. hALOY'S, 94 Perry a. u"
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Il and fixtures of hsh and oyster market doing a
bic husness and viii rive rood for -.lluV In
quue on tho Of Lewis aud kiyingon ss, in die
market. Rent 20 per month. II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

NEW YoRk, Jan. 26.--The Herald's
Warrington special says: -.
The city Is filed with peace rumors. .sS
The correspoadsnt states thst . member
of JEFF. Davis Cabinet has made direct
proposition or enquiry of Mr.. Blair while he
was in Richmond, to the effect that if the
Rebel Government were willing to Give mn
the contest, would the United States Gov
ernmSnt forego emancipation, confscstion.
&C., and permit them to dispose Of their
cotton and leave the country for Mexico.
with the understanding that no obstacle
should BE- placed in the way Of the private
soldiers Of the Southern army, 1t least all
who may desire to follow their leaders into
that country, If tbst would he consented to
they would bind themselves to drive the
French and Macmillan out of Mexico. and
assume the full control Of that Government
and if necessary pledge its ultimate annex.
alton to the United States. Mr.. Blair stat.
ed in reply, that the North would net in any
contingency abandon the idea Of emancips-
ton, but our Government was willing 10 be
merciful ~ far Is conf1scation was con.
cerned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

New York, Jan. ga private letter
says. the proposition Of the Rebels to make
st. Marks Fla blockade running port win
not succeed, IS Lieut.. Rolkune has three
vessels there able to put stop to such op-
erations.
The Richmond Enquirer says, it is thought
the existing Cabinet have pretty nearly ex-
hausted its intellectual resources without
achieving : very brilliantly illuminated indi-
vidual, and that new set with fresh and
wide awake character, is especially desirable
at the present time.
The Anglo blockade runners have already
been informed of the fall of Fort Fisher.
The Owl having run in and made her escape
out again the night before the evacuation of
Caswcll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26


A. B. Hall, Sergeant Of the New York
Senate, served notice on Mayor Gunther
this morning to appear before the investi
eating committee OF the Senate at noon to-
morrow.
The department of the Tax Commission
ers, Comptroller, the Cr0ton Aqueduct
Board Of Control and municipal affairs gen.
erally are to be investigated. The commit
tee is expected to arrive here this afternoon
A special to the Erening Post from Wash
ington says that the. bankrupt bill reported
to the Senate to-day by the Judiciary COM
mittec contains several amendments but
the Honse bill is not essentially changed
It Is understood that Mr.. Jenckes, who
drafted the bill passed by the House, asscnts
to the Senate amendments.
The committee on conduct Of the war has
completed the investigation Of Gen. Buffers
conduct in the first attack on Wilmington
In the Milspaugh case the jury returned
verdict for Mr.. Milspaugh, assessing dam
ages on Seth Adams, the defendant, at $1O,
600 for seducing the formers wife.
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BUFFALO. Jan. 2j,

BUFFALO, Jan. 25.
The fire was arrested this p. m, after de-
stroying building on Main street known as
the Old Eagle Tavern. 1t was stopped also
in the rear Of Pearl street by the efforts of
the fire department. This evening i broke
out again in Bullymore's building. The fire
department worked under every disadvan-
tage-intensc cold, violent wind, driving
snow, freezing hose, clogging engines, &c.
The following are among the sufferers by
the conflagration: The fire caught in Dick
ly's restaurant, extended to Van Velsors
bakery, Jennor's drug store A. L. Schrivers
shoe store, Paul Bonyon's confectionery,
then to the American Hotel, destroying the
entire hotel
In the rear of the American Hotel the fol-
lowing named stores on the ground floor of
the hotel were destroyed: Resevan l. Bro. s
fancy goods, Hochsletter & Strauss dry
goods, Locwi & Sirghcogcr's bakery and
the buildings adjoining the hotel.
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The unparalleled success which has attended
DR.. James practice in EUROPE, the United States
and New Orleans-the many remarkable cures he
has effected, which we're pronounced incsrable BY
the most eminent p.y sicians iustihes him in on
ering his services to the confidence Of the unfor-
tunatc. q SO
The following are some Of the diseases termed
Private" and which DR.. James perMenently
eradicates, vis-Syphilis, primary, secondary
tertiary; Structures, Urethral Discharges, elect,
0onorrhea Nocturnal and Diurnsl Emissions,
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and Loins,
lnflamation Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rhcu-
matism, Hydrocele, verecocele, Cancers, etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females, such ~ Araenorr-
hea, Dysmenorrhagia, Metrorrhagia, Chl0rosis,
Nervous Debility, ETC., successfully treated.
DR.. James long practice in New Orleans and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity, and
the almost entire Southern press, should cow
vince the most skeptical that DR.. James can ana
will perform al tk1f ke promises 81M
Dr.. james would Also call the attention espes-
tally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves. in that secret ana son.sIy
ting them for both business and society, produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility and lmpotsncy.
The following are sofne Of the $40 ana meian-
choly effects produced by early habits q yosth e
sexuai excesses, Wiz: Weakness Of the BACK and
Losa Of Muscular Power, Palpit.tion q the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, IfritspiiIS,
Symptoms Of Consussptiod, 10. Mentaiiy ~
fearful effects On The miad ars more e g dread
ed-I.oss Of Memory. CGofnsi0n q Ideas, ~
preston Of spirit. Evil Aysfso s
iS sSS Ss a ssss 1'ssP ssii. :,
All persona aalicted rith any q the abovs die
eases and symttoms. 1Sosid 1t isil = 81 = nr
yazass, and - q ouiS rss1ssea = perfect health
Lee e felse dehcaQ dqt@ 80 ~ ealsss 49,
onu sovs yooF:ssly z ttG9 srI mSs
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=! TX
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One. e thelf BEDS tlswn y al tws
''AM1 3sD ,psragst
.lasE1aiy g'yaEeiivU le 9s5 ~
To ull1no1o 0n00k k0vyo,s -.
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T. WAsuNGToN, Jan. %.
The Star ays that DISPATCHES received here
state that yesterday . m. at 3 O'Clock the
rebel heet Of i've vessels, the Richmond
squadron, 30 long in preparation, came down
the river 70 destroy our depots and works
ut City Point The high water caaised by
the late frcshet enabled them 70 pass the OBJ
stFuctions which our commanders had placed
above City Point for the better protection
Of the place. A battle quickly ensucd be-
or fort, in which one Of the rebel squadron
WIS blown up and instantly and entirely de-
stroyed, while two others were 10 badly
damaged by shot and shell as TO compel them
to seek safety. by speedy flight back In the
direction Of Richmond accompanied by the
other two, which escaped without any dam.
age TO speak Of. Admiral Farragut left here
yesterday for the scene Of action, and II il
understood he will st once assume naval
command there
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

Corrected by J. A. Davenport,


BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
FLorR-Ffmef but inactive and prices seminal
WnEAr-Firm, 4c0lbc better; No 1 Red 1,s5; ex-
tn Spring u 80; No. Spring q, s69llsk and No.
41,4sa19 IS
! CoRx-steady and quiet at 7sK@7pc
QArs--298c better and active y 1e0e0e, cloalnx
quiet.
RvR-Dull at 9S@1O1.
BARLEY-DuJl At e1,90,G13A ..4
HrcnwiSxs- and nominal, buyers offer
12.12 and sellers demand a31A
PRovIsIoxs-F irmer and more acttve
BARRELED PoRK-s1@15O higher, with sales Of 3,
900 bbls q s889a6s for mess end u 80,6o062 for
prime mess, cash. 'BulkmeAtstinac I'VE aud Seminal
LAsp-Hcavy and nominal At 9O@2Okc
DRESSED HoGs-Firm and more active ut $50
1880
Live H00s-Dul q o1O(1ll,0k
AoSHv-Close at 10 per cent
ExCHAM0g-Firm
GOLD-2O862O4
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ron ALL FORNls or
LUCRATIVE DISEASES.

or scalp. no remedy has ever proceed IL equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depend.
inr upon diseased sction or the Liver - yerv
Sos'is. q coa.tit:,ios Il: syrup N :er:.ss
d,se; H. under J. sa &: :i in.
Dizziness, Indigestion, West stomach, Of a ri.
% IN Sn,ss" o. q osh.r
symPtons win be rsiisved b the ~ q Coassi-
syrsp stand. Snr,v.Ied 81 .nS prsesrssio. 4
the world.
n;...s.. 80 ~. s,,;.. :. ....,,v a.~.,o.,.a I.
n: WONG Zip D: s:! ssss s .s a :: s
s;"S =. -,ss ~. =. - ~. \. ~. .Ss.
70 A. - venid aSvise ~ ~ "a Conss;tst;or
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Constitution Life syrar
Cures oil Swelling Of tho Glands,

Either Of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and
should be taken ~ soon - the swelling il detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking, and produc-
ing troublesome Dischargiag Sores. which dis
figure SO many Of the younger portion Of the
community, from six TO twenty years Of age
Young children are very subject to Discharges
from the Ears, which depends upon Scrofulous
constitution. These cases soon recover By taking
afew doses Of the Life Syrup.
All scroiulous persons suffering from General
Debility, Emacation, Dvseppsia and Dropsy Of
the limbs, abdomen, and 10 the female, DrOpsy OF
the ovaries and wombs, generally accompanied
with inflammation and liberation Of the Uterus,
arc permanently cured by Constitution Life Syr-
up. The disease known a. 0oltre or SwelIed
Neck. the Life Syrup will remove entirely The
remedy should be taken for some time, a the
disease is exceedingly chronic and stubborn, and
will not be removed without extra effort.
Tumors OF the Ovares, Tumors Of the Breast
and swelling of other glands of the body will be
completely reduced without rcsorting to the
knife, or operations Of any kind.
Ep,leptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Dis
eases Of the Heart, palpitation, Disease Of the
valvs ., producing grating fling sound, Drop
~ of the Heart Case and all the affections Of this
important Organ, (persons suffering from any
acute pain in the region Of the hearty will be
greatly relieved by Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26
NEW York, Jan. 95.

NEW YORK, Jan. %
The steamer Harriet Lane lately called the
Lavinia, was destroyed by fire-said to have
been the work Of ono of her crew who had
been deprived OF his pay.
A report was received ut Havana from
Key West. that the blockade runner Den
high, one of the most successful of the fleet,
had been captured and taken into that port.
The Col. Lamb, a very fast iron steamer
left Havana on the 21st. 1t was generally
reported she is to become rebel pirate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

Gold opened this a. M at the advance re-
allied last night, and strong Bull clique
has done It's utmost to keep up the price, but
it steadily declined from 90Gdo 204}, subse-
quently rising TO 2O6.
The China took out to-day 4706, 844 In
specie. ft
Horace Cushing, a silk merchant, while
laboring under 1t Of insanity, jumped from
the second story window Of his residence
this .. m. and was almost instantly killed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

RUrrAlo Jan 26.-Fire only ceased last
night by burning itself out destroying III
b9aldines pernee Main, 4 Court sts.
Ensiis ~ ti!hafsd y byeesSoe. % v.s,'
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new York naarksess

Hsw YeEk, Jan. 20.
CorroN-Quiet at CSC.
FLouR-Narketf firm and 1Oc higher. o. 400
$50 Extra State $40 60@11.75 r. H. 0.
WgsAT--No recepts, and very dull. e..
Is Chicago Spring; $3.50 Milwaukee Club.
RYR-Quiet ct 1.65.
BARLRY-Dull at
CoRx-Dull at ]. ssQ1 90 for Mixed Western
OArs- Dull and heavy. l080 .O5 for Western.
PoRK-Unscttled, at 81 .5oa8s.5o new mess,
S6.o0@S6.6o for one year. old, and eS2.0o@
80 25 for prime.
LARD-Dull, at $4,000.
WHIskEY--Dull, SSOQe2 81 for Western.
Cur MEArs-Declinipg.
BkBr-Steady.
Hoss-Dressed, 1515@116c.
SUGAR-Dull at 1SX@20.
PsrRoLEux Quiet and nominal 1t SOC for
crude IS for refined; So for free.
New York 09Oe1ke
New York, Jan. 20.
Gold 2O6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

New York, Jan. 26.-The Wilmington
Carolinian says Of operations in that vicin-
ity: lf ~ q
THE fierce part Of the combat is yet to
come. The Yankees, elated with aticcess,
will attempt to beat back our troops with
reinfOrcements constantly arriving, and the
position our lines have assumed. We hope
their next effort will be . futile one. Both
armies are fortifying in their positions, and
hot work may be looked for at any time
The Raleigh Progress, Of the Goth inst,
says:
persons who left Wilmington on the
18th say the rebel forces fell back to within
8 miles Of the city, and Gen. Terry had de-
manded the surrender Of the place, giving
Bragg till the 10Th to answer.
"The removal Of all public property was
going on as fast a. possible, and we doubt
not preparations were making to fall back.
"Person from there say oil was confus-
ion. The general impression was that the
place would go, and that most Of the people
would remain"
The Times Washington special says.
Richmond papers Of Monday substan-
TALLY confess the evacuation Of Whining
ton, and Gen. Terry is beyond doubt in
possession Of the city.
The Times City Point correspondent tel.
egraphs that the idea at headquarters, con-
corning the rebel river demonstration on
James River, was to create excitement to
cover the evacuation Of Richmond. Evil
dence is accommodating daily that the rebel
leaders would like to get out Of Richmond.
The Herald's City Point correspondent
says:
There were four rebel iron-clads. One
was entirely destroyed and another disabled.
The other two were aground and were fired
into direct by our batteries-each shot strik-
ing them fairly"
The Augusta Constitutionalist says that
city is filed with refugees from South Car
olina. 1t would appear panic had seized
upon the people Of that state on the ap.
proach Of the Union army, and they are
ready to leave everything to save their lives.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

" q j r al A. II . @ 81 q
Nsw YoRK, Jan. 26.-Ths Hseald's Fort
Fisher correspondent Of the 10th says:
Gen. Paine went out AGAIN yesterday In
force to reoponuQtpa Re f1n00kiSaDf the en-
envy. He found ~ enemy 4 before, 10
force about two miles from our extreme line.
and after severe skirmish, in which ~
succeeded in capturing 30 prisoners.
Gen. Paine retired YESTERDAY.
The despatch bost Hlfxa Hancock, Vas
proceeding up the river to . point farther
up than any other boat. She Mas opepsd N
BY the guns Of Fort 81 Phillip On Che south.
On the river several shots were fired. some
Of which took effect. a4e
The rsmsips Of Col. J.. F. Smith, of the
11ath New York, 60 North By the steamer
California to day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

Hamilton, &. W, jan. Is. AOrtonxss
pork packing establishment and contents,
except the cafe, we're distsoyed ~ FIRE this
morning. Loss over $1oo,Nco insured
41QQ. 900,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 25.

ST. Louis, Jan. %.
Gen. Sanborn commanding district South
west Mo-, banished 4S families and 100 other
men and women to distance of 80 miles
outside his district, for feeding and harbor
ing guerrillas and bushwliackers; parties to
leave district by Goth of February, or incur
the penalty Of arrest and punishment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

New York, Jan. 26.-The Times Wash.
ington special says every member Of the
rebel cabinet, excedt one, has gone out, and
the rebel congressman are Withdrawing
homeward.
johnson refuses to take Btauregard1 de
partment, and Lee has declined to take
charge Of any army but his ewn. s.ass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

Suffering from Indisposition TO Exertion, Pain
in the Back, Loss Of Memory, Forcbodings, Hor-
ror Of Calamity, Fear Of Disease, Dimness Of
Vision, Hot Skin and Extrcmities Want Of
Sleep. Restlessness. Pale. Haegard Countenaacs,
and lassitude Of the Muscular System. ell re.
quirs the aid Of the Constitution Life Syrup.