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TNHE combination OF ingredientsin these pills are
the result OF "A long and extensive practice. They
mild ia their operatOnl and certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, removing
Headache, Pain In the side, Palpitaton ofthe Heart
Whites, all NerVoua Affections, Mysteries, Fatigue,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, 40, Disturbed Sleep
which arise from Interruption OF nature.
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Was the comm ehcoment OF a new era In the treat
ment OF those irregularities and obstriIctions which
have consisned so many to a aPRgMA7uRE aRAyE No
female can enjoy good health unless she Is regular,
and whe ever obstruction takes place the genera
health begins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMANS FEMALE PILLS
Are he only Mciians hat MARRIED AND SINGLE
Id DIES have rel ed on for rtnanY years, rely
on now. BEWARE or IMIIA TIOHSi These Pills
form the Finest PREPARATION put trt0a d. t0ith I'M
BE DECEIVED. Take thus advertisement 20 your
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MOST RDLIABLR FEMALE MEDICINE IN TdR
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Are the most effeotual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 10 FemaleJ. To ali classes they
invaluable, inducing With ettdifV periodical Tog-
ldrfty. Theyare known to thousands, who have US d
them at different times, throughout the country ,hav
ing the sanction Of some Of the most eHiinsHt hyN-
Clans IN america.
Rrplet drseti0Hs Itating tehen they shoino be used,
with each box.-the Free One Dollar per BoE contain
ing from tifty 10 sixty Pills, r.rUra
Pills sent bv inGl, promptly by remiting to the Pro-
pristor. sold by Druggists generally
HUTOHIN0S a HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street, New York
Benton Dunham, oeyelsnds and John d. Park,
Cincinnati, wholesals agents. soldain Dayton by
Druggists fe2idly
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WITHOUT nE0ARD 70 VALUE.
Not to be Paid for until you Know
what you are to Receive.

During the month ending February 9s, IseS, 7. H..
among their patrons ONE HUNDRED AND HIhE-
TEEN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHEs, at the
price ol ono doliaf eRoh. We sutJOin a few OF the
many ,avoratle Opinions OF the Pr, ss"
"Ths IL one OF the largest firms in the City Of New
York and acs dong worry extensive business and
have hand the lafg st stock that can be found IN
mat city -Oesana 7Eres Pent Water Mich, octobsr
Al, 1854.
',Ihey are large dealers, aud their stock is manu-.
faetured In the best SOY 10, amt Of pure aterias.'
Telegraph, saugert es, N. T., Oct. "a, 1854
sPLKSpID LIST OF ARTICLEs-AI.L 70 BE
SOLD FORSI EACH.
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wynkOOp's Iceland PectOral

Diseases OF the throat, ehestaud pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insfdious and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine to alleviate, and uproot
these plants, must be eKpectorant, RnodYne and
nyigOrstng, loosen ny the mucus OF the throat and
mprtng tone 70 lae entire system. No discovery IN
medical science over mastered this class OF diseases
like DR.. Wynkoops Iceland PectolAl. It is used with
the most astonishing results in all of bronehit
influenza, whooping cough, diptheria putrid
throat asthma Group eoughsseoids, nervous irrita'
The Rsv j. j. Potter csrtides that ''I have used DR.
Wynkoops Pastoral for several years, myself and in
my family, Tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
nave recommended Il 20 many others and have neYeT
seen ito equal" RoY. j. J. Potter, Brooklyn N, T.
HIRared5 and Thousands OF important teatimoni-
ais could be produced, shoRingits remarkSbie
and that Il never fails. 2 Is-s.
II is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Oil.
,ad, Peruvian Balsam, ElecampAne, Comrey, Bur
dock, and other invaluable expOetsrant and tonic
sredienta ~ 10 harmless, prompt and lasting. In-
yalldsand sufferers cannat afford to neglect a trial
Every family should haya 1t. IL 10 remarkable Tor
Group. Full descriptions, recommendations and d
eotons accompany each bottle.
sold in Dayton by W. ". stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by. Dr. K D. wynkoop, and sold by d. 8.
Barnes 20. New York. ee2Sdly
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OEhiflVAtE " Az 10 Immediately cheek.
70 expire tho 5lst day of5red. The torpid liver
OFFICE OF rHE AUUIroR OF srATooo pecomes purified.
CoLUABUs, ONO, JanSi nSonsHns ia no opium IN
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMF 1 ' NeA'
sUhANOE COMPANY, located bell to raad MIA t,a.,,s
State OF Connect cut has bled in
ta.eent It's condition, requr TO ra thar
ton tho act Io reg IAte give ha nv,
incorporated by the state OF Ohio lives have been
1866, and AMEND February ., trial.
saIu Company has klrlished sRtliS Lung DAIsAM
that IL IL possessed OF at least one h upon Won
dolars o. actual capital invested IN tlt up with great
or in mortgages OF real estate wortbe beSrIns fha
amount for which the same is mort1 -
Whereas said Company has filed in this l. u A n,
ten instrument under its corporate sealf "
the President Secretary thereof nutp he most ds.
Rgent agents of faid Company In this s
knowledge service OF process for and IN behefe eoDsId
Company according 10 the terms Of sad lA9 this city.
now, therefore, pursuance of the first sednaTkable
the foIesad act, JAMES II. GOLDMAN, AuC value oi
State for OHIO, do hereby certify that said
AMERICAN FIRE eINsUbAkOE COMPARies have
Hartford, Connecticut Is authorized TO upnsae deceive
business OF Fire lnEurRnce IN this State unit
thirty frat day OF JanuaTy, 10 the year one th1
eght hundred and slXiy-siN. kOhio,
[sTAMrl IN witness whereof have hereuntt3old by
lsEAL.l scrbed my name and caused the seal 1ntrV.
oihee TO DO affixed the day and yea,eyy IL ~
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN, NeeleyI
fel0 Au itor off "a
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@Iotbiug.
wfLLIAM wALKEn,
Farmers & Mechanics Hotel
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
WAGNER &C sTEIRK


VpccHsa0n 70 HohHihLEA sfRioKLanl
IIAVE taken this old and popular Hotel ON second
III street, Dayton, and hope BY their pitsntion 10
buslness 70 sustAn the wel-sarned reputation ofths
well known house. H
The services oiMr. Henry Foster, 80 widely knownr
have boen retanedAs Clerk.
This patronage Of itH former frlsndsis eonadently
anticipated. augse .ddW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03
DsssA - lBsa. Gss. u. Daaaa,
RETURN or GEN. BUTLEEB ExPE
dictionary FLEET TO FORT
MONROE
Al lnkling Int TIE Rebel nsve-
mcnt which Il 70 astonlsh
n Tie World.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ]

WASHINGTON, Jan. !.
Blnce the law passed during former Con-
grcss 70 prevent smuggling on the Northern
and Eastern ffontisrs went into operation,
several seizures have been made and mea-
s.Ires have been taken by Nathan Sargent,
(thc Commissioner Of Customs, after per-
sonsl inspection OF tho line Of coast, to more
cfiectuAlly secure arrest and punishment Of
violation OF the Revenue law, The addition
Of six steam cutters, for which an appropria-
ton Of 81 5000 has recently been made,
will enable the Treasury Department TO act
more cffectually against smuggicr.
Rebel dcsertcrs recently reported that the
authorities nj Richmond were discussing and
maturing movement which would astonisli
the world. This effect would doubtless be
produced If the following, from the Alexan.
dria (Va.) Journal, Is worthy Of crcdence ON
that subject:
We learn from persons who seem to be
well informed in regard to the secrets Of
the secession leaders. that plan was seri-
ously discussed by the rebel authorities for
the sudden massing Of all their available
force in Virginia, in the event of their Of
fairs becoming desperate, and march into
the northern states with determination to
conquer peace or die in the attempt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03
FoRrREss MONROE. Dec

FORTRESS MONROE, dec. 81.
Nearly all the steamers composing the Dor.
ton Of the expeditionary fleet under com
mand Of Mai. Gen. Butler, which sailed from
this port several weeks since, have returned
in safety, notwithstanding the severe storm
experienced along the coast and while an
CHI rcd of Wilmington.
The Santiago dc Cuba and Fort jackson
have been the only vessels attached to tho
Naval feet which have yet arrived from of
Wilmington, and the latest advices received
from Admiral Porter represent him as still
subjccting Fort Fisher to vigorous bonn.
bardment
The Norfolk Regime of to-day contains
the following correspondence from off Fl.
Fisher, dated the 9th: The shore il
strcwn with boats which have been wreck.
ed in ono way or another. They lie scat
tered along the beach from IT. Fisher to
Masonl,oro
The N. G. slate works at Masonboro were
destroyed by fire last Saturday morning.
The vessels have withdrawn from these
waters and the bOmbardment may be said
to have come to an end.
The Hons. Montgomery iamd F. P. Blair
arrived here yesterday and left last night
on visit to the army operating against
Richmond.
Two hundred and fifty of the N. G. Re.
serves. captured by Gen. Butler near Fl.
F1sner, embarked from the steamer Baltic
yesterday en- route for Point Lookout, Nd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

- - - g. = ~ e - .
- - q - - IT. -.
! !: :; : :! s!
4. !; y s. s.ss IA e - - a
Twp or ih(ks e. - IN Y
ihe trocpS b& - esige e. 60
Who captured ! - "a n1eery and
battalion q Junior Reserves, wls threw
down their atfns lndsGupenaE1pd. On the
Seturn the priso6GfA Ap4l{r Gnna1nnil Of their
own officers and Carrying their aT1rs took
their plucog and umnh0t rs YegulAfly as onr
own troops The nth n. 7. Volunteers
who captured and had them in charge, con.
ssiered It 4 piece Of the most exquisite pleas
antry to convoy party Of the enemy, who
equailed them IN numbers and each Of whom
MAS armed with = loaded and capped Aus
TRAN rife
Aflcr re-embarking the troops, for awhile
the sun became 50 rough that It was found
necessary TO stOp,and nearly 600 were left on
shore for the night in a rain storm, but
morning found these brave men strongly en-
trenched and awaiting without fear the as
sault Of the enemy.
About 10 A. M. Il was discovered that 10
men Of the skirnish line had been left in
front Of Fort Fisher They were immcdi-
atcly called in, and reached the point Of de-
lMrkation without any molestation from the
enemy. One Of them, who had been posted
ON the bank Of Cape Fear river, reported
that in the night two large bargcs loaded
with troops had left the fort.
During the day descrter from the 2d s.
c. cavalry, but more likely sent out with a
liz by the rebels, reported that 5000 Of the
enemy had concentrated on the right flank
and proposed to attack in the night. Word
was sent to Admiral Porter and IA gunboats
were sent to intercept this movement The
weather was so bad that our troops could
not be re-embarked that afternoon or night
The gunboats shellcd on both TANKS of the
troops throughout the night, but there were
no signs Of the enemy near.
The next day, 27th the weather moderated
and all the troops we're got on board the
transports, together with the prisoners
Our men showed no signs of the llardships
they had endured, while the prisoners were
entirely broken down and hardly able TO
climb the ships sides. Many OF them were
apparently not over 10 years old.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03
rOR NEW YORK.
Via Fall River & Newport.

Cabin Passage IS; Deck "a.
NARS LEAVE THE DEPOT OF THE OLD
~ Colony and Newport Railway, corner Of
South and Knccland streets, at $3.50 p. m. daily.
For steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. w. Brown,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. J.. Bray
ton. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Passengers by this route can take the 4:40 p.
m. express train and arrive ut Fall River at Fall
River ono hour before the steamboat train, CIV
ing tims 70 secure rooms aud mako their pre-
partitions for the passage.
Passengers by this line going to Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington. &c, can connect with
the New Jersey OF Camden and Amboy railroad
Baggage checked through.
kba9gage master accompanies the passengers
through to New York. Tickets, Berths and State
Rooms secured It the o. .. aud Newport Rail-
way station.
K carthage divided into apartments. on the Eu-
ropean plan. has boon pvt upon this route to &C.
commodate Parties and Families.
GEO. SHlvERlCK, General Agent.
SO Washington ST., Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

Great Nmtrol ROxss to NsU York, Nep Englaad
AID the Cdnadas.
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ Slst 1884, trains will leave the Great Gen.
.ral Union Depot, foot Of Lake street, follows
600 q. M, Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
AS p. m; Toronto. 500 p. m; Suspension
Bridge, $50 q M; Buffalo, $50 p. M; Albany,
400 >. m; View York, 1880 p. m; Boston. IL 5
$50 D. n. Saturday excepted. Arrive In De-
troit, e:l6 4 M; Toronto 500 >. M; Suspension
Brides. 500 p. M; Buffalo, 6:3, ,. M; Albany
$50 New York, loo p M; Boston, $50 pm.
lO:OO .. n, 6G3nrdays and Sundays excepted. ~:
3 rive in Detreit, 1000 p. m; Toronto, $50 p. M;
Suspension Bridge, 0:20 p. M; Albany, 9:lO q
m; New York, $50 p. M; Boston $500 p. m.
CINCIN NATI TRAINS
Via Nichigaa Central =. ~
Leave Chicago At 600 . m, Nail Train; 6:16
Fast Express. The 0,l5 ,. m. tram leaving
Chicago runs through TO Cincinnati without
chanGo Of oaro or ba8xsQe.
Tuttan's Potent ventilaSang and Warmine An
oestus On Ill Cars Of this Company. Az efeeent
Smokers' Car. with Euchre Tables, has lslelv RAJ
added 70 day trains. Patent sleepinr CIR -
oieht treisa Baggage Checked Through.
THROUGH Tickets for sais 4 al principal Rasl
'oad On{oes il the West, q the General OfRee
orner a Lake and Desrbon streets, (under the
~tenout House, Chicago, end ct the depot
II. c.sWEnTwoRTH. 0sssrsl Wssissn Pssa
Ar emit 0hloogo.'
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1,

NEW YoRE, Jan. 1.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Goth
says: The scigc of Wilmington is over.
The tclcgraphic dispatches tell the whole
story, which is as follows
WILMINGTON, Dec 29.-The Federal
fleet has disappeared. Only the usual
blockaders remain Gen. Bragg reports
that with his present means and DISPOSE
ton of forces, no danger need be apprc-
hcnded. Had achievements arrived soon
sr we might have captured prisoners-
The enemy drew up In n semi -circic, ana
poured in concentricc in Fl. Fisher, de-
stroying every house and ploughing up
the guOund. Coils. Lamb and Jameson dc
serve much credit, as well as the Junior Re-
serves The enemy threw many horses
overheard during the gale, and suffered
otherwise. There was another gale last
night"
The Richmond Examiner of the Goth SAYS
| the enemy slelled our lines between Dunlap
and Petersburg yesterday with great vigor
but absolutely no effect Our guns wasted
no ammunition in reply.
There is a rumOr that Yankee troops re
again crossing to the north bank Of James
River, but they made no appearance in front
of the lines Of Richmond.
IL uiSO TcIOTtcu tIluJ tlc cueIIly 3 Vc9SelS
appeared in York River, and that some
troops had been landed at White House.
The Erdminer in an ironical article, says
| if Porter had thrown his bitters overheard,
perhaps no storm would have blown the
fleet TO sea, and dcrangcd the ply siquc and
morale Of the invincible Armada.
The EruDainer says that an official tclc.
gram at the War Department states that two
brigades of negro troops and one of white
cavalry left Memphis Dec. 81, moving on
the State Line Road. The advance reached
the Fayettc depot on the 22d. The object Of
the movement is undevcloped.
The Wing OF the 9th ult considers the
only point gained in the capture of Savanna h
is its moral effect, and that not much in a
military point. 1t says it was of no value
to US whatever.
The Wing expects Sherman to move on
Richmond and says Gle is the very genius
we desire to sec. lie brings with him some
thousands of those Western veterans whose
might we desire to tcst-fOr Grant has with
him 1000 veterans, and the rest are the riff
raft If creation, todcfcat whom isno honor.
The N. y. Herald etlitorially thinks Lee is
about to transfer his army ordnance, maya
zines, &C.. and the Rebel capital, President,
Cabinet and Congress to Danville.
The mail brought by the Amigo, recently
from Shcrman's army, contained over 800,
600 letters, the largest single mail ever re-
ccived ut the New York post Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03
NEW York. Dec. 81

NEW IORk, DC. OI.
Gold has taken downward turn after the
bull movement Of the last few days, and
the market IL dull from an indisposition to
make contracts extending over two days in
which no business il transacted. The price
opened at 225i, touched 2244 and closed 224z
The steamer Kangaroo took out 1905 OOO
In specie to-day.
The subscription otlc testimonial to Vice
Admiral Farragut having reached the sun
of $4,000, 1t was converted into 7-3O U. s.
bonds, and presented to him to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

Tl,e Heralfs corrcspcndent ;iotsiis - Tho
0peEapDns Of the land force ss.Srst rn,t
Fhhef; On landing, rebel on fI,e LA If
eeif line of works Ct once run ont ~. 49, ~
FIR and there was race between To- sv,~s,s
md marines to see which would d. -o ~.
~ battery and obtain the surrender. Tsse
n1arines having the shortest distance R.ir =
The pi1e. Thus one hundred prisoners Wevs
jo1bo0 down to the rsar Of Adn1fu1 Porfer-
0oa. Col9in - moved tsoopDpp4he6oG
ltowssgs 1S1 - cntang ~ tG1glspl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

CAino, Jaa. 1.-The stsanee;1Go,ly Abel.
hon Nev oslsaos 2eth, a..vedt iah cotton.
An IaeDsh schoenae (bleskaSs .rsnasr),
With any bGIss = esllsa, ~ arrived Il
New OdAns fton Galveston. 81: va
esptasi4 ~ w. Princess Royal On tho lsth.
a '6esS - 6bost 5000. including I'd
Maine cavaky, III FIssids cavalry, 18th New
York ssvslEy, three regiments Of colored IN
lhntFy md two pieces Of artillery, under
command u q. D. Robinson, Of colorsd CAV.
airy, len for . raid into Alabaaa, 70 sever
ths oommunicaNoas BY Telegraph end rail
at Pollard, end destroy such property and
stores q might be found. Kcsching Pol.
lard on the 18th, the plaAs wss found TO BE-
evacusted. The railroad depot, including :
train Of eight cars mostly 6llcd with grain,
railroad Sterehouss hljsd with grain and
government peopsiHy, quartsrmastcr and
cosnmiesasy sterehsasss, ordnance building
with 5000 stsnd Of arms. trcstlework and :
numbsf Of miles Of railroad, were destroyed
BY our troops, which being accomplished,
the expedition set out on it's return.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

ALsANy, Jan. 9.-Gov. Fcnton WAS In
auguaaed to-day, - Governor Of New York.
He Wa addressed BY ex Gov. Seymour.
The Senate and assembly were organised
and proceeded % bushes.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

HIINDEIFHIA, DC. 81.
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, cx-Vicc President
Of the United States, died at his residence, at
. o'clock this morning He was well enough
to lie about yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-03

DHYfClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE In
u room over Post Once. Rssidenee esst lid
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~ ~ zs'seDs ne-e.sarasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-24

liam Harrison Beach, Iesac Newton wicoxen, William
Anderson, Norman Haynes Becker, Charles Wsdsworth
Cole, Myron Augustus McKee, Rev. John Mclean, Ben
jamln Franklin Miller Levi Duncan Miller James John
son Pease, wnsor Sosneld, Edward Bartlett wicks,
Warren Hieley, Jonn oa1de Graves, ad esadem.
The degree Of Bachelor Of LAWS IN course. was con-
feryed upon Lyman l. Settef Newark valley.
The degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was conferred,
in course, upon silas Hobart Adams, 0neds Castle;
Orville Payson Allen, New Haven Edward Angus
tus Babeock, Clinton; William Henry Bates, Cham,
Williams Hgelow, waterville; Alfred Henry Chappn,
Whtestown George Craig Rensselaer, Falls Oscar Henry
Elmer Chester; James Alexander, Ogdensburg; George
washington Hail. Triangle; EgbertDewey Haven, Joliet
H.; John Henry Hicok Homer; BENJAMIN William
johnson Albany; George Washington Martini Phiadel-
phia, Pa Stewart Montgomery, Ovid; Luther Allen
ostrander Chicago. ILL.,. Leroy nIker Flint Mich;
james Patterson sratton, Phadelphia, Pa Hamilton
Westneld; william Oliver Webster, Sennett George
Warren Wood, Jr., New York
Thus closed interesting and widely attended Com
rnencement OF this college, whose sphere Of usefulness
has been greatly extended of late years being now one
of the most important instruments for the education OF
young men within the boundaries Of New York