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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21


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Isn+; ansetMispeTlirtlsn GStla&tes spiefsa
astsgee Fbtrsftr auf, BIC D~9teartfe bsr tom
man6trtn6fn Wsnfrdle asEldsefabrt pu'
ben3 uae estiR barpn nnr biQisr tpa6 BAD
2sus siae ilare Gtnf&Eta -bttfe 0Nbsri6'
tttonuse; sHais. ae3usuaft@S esalenen
- Bstmiltslf siaes Dltdss;auf cine 2ast'
miro man inne. eae Die 8ebeQeu IN 'tbreu
.AeaSs4as.'~ Mtessridsturs stae. neu
Wsstptf,ur sfsH Saspatn tauf,ue1H
aie~ ctinnabmen.. DR. ts&te 'GlasA Il,
frsdte I'd BE Aeafup olt Ropal a. Rap
patannod btu. Der itute Gtaaet 'ttS seter'
bait Dressrtdstsvg -au eeufrttsu GGsue
Dtet. atuees bet aut iuet ysag1ll1<&
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Ntheuenberi6te.

Da11tnGtOn, "a. Gep!. Oter etuae-
trofsue telssrepbtI4e 8ertGte Idaeu, al, Oe>
neral Wsea0e'S SsOnte feien &tGmoaber 8tGtz
ter pom WttttpU@ Mprgen etu9etrofen, tpelne
p!ele tnteGsnaate Geteerann,e poss 8roao's
Nrr,lee entDalten. @te be}Gttnen, bos IDS
nnter ben 9efaGeuen Ne6eIen | @ensralsnas
jpr umD s Brtaape9snerGle, unter ban per.
tounDsten 8 @enerQlmaiOre unb 5 8r!0aoe>
9enerGle bsinOen. 7e
Der Sentinel" fa9t BITE S9[aAten tom
Snmltas uno 5Scnnta9 ieten 3tpar tetne ents
1AstOenoen 9etpslen, Der @ortbttl Gt a6er auf
Sette Der @uufGSertrsen. .g Z
Der r@r0mtner" berI@tet: Die @6(aat
6s8aun adt 9ietIsn ton 9ltaGaplo unb an,
Samlfa9 iparoe No1ecran8' 2lrnee bugdh eInen
cont6tntrten Magrtff Der Corps bon .. $. SID
nnb DOIf 2 Wtsilen 3urId8sporfen. Oas Irs
tiasriefeuer bet. Unions : MrttGerie tpari bas
fdrtlte In otsfeuE &riegt gepeIea. 6coO'S
Oipilton (oon QongtreetS @urpS) ma1te an
DsrnNslben Sage etnen Nn9rtf, rpurDe nber 3u.
ridge1Alagen. iii
Vim Spnntae 9laGt ftelen BITE ttntunStrubs
pen : Nfetlen 3uraf. Der Serlult Der Nebe(z
len In Der arpettdei9en SGlaGt betrua 5000
IpDte uno G~srpunD;te, tppruuter per6Gltnt6>
mdBt8 febr Dtsle Sff3tere 1nb. Die Ne6eIen
maGten am Somltag 1000 @efauaene unO
erbenteten Z @el&lbe. Gin Rarter 9au6
peutets tn tsuer NaGt an, bob $40 Iscruus feline
BprrGtbe p%erbronnte.
Cine anoere DspelGe bonn @onntae gladt
Iaet, BITE @enerale Stl unD 3oneItreet (oateY,
am Mpntag etnrn cOtnbtatrtsn Nnartf mad5en.
Cine OspeiGs aus MtIanta pom Nlonta4
melbet: I'll 5u1 l-a
Gin Gelssrdmm aus NtnsgolO Ron beute
DlOrsen mslost, baB 1000 6GDerale unb 80
0sf&ibe tn " nlere 5Gnoe ssfaDen unb bic
@Unl Doertrtsn tn Der 8erfplsuns beSrifen ltnb.
es beanfprudt aud etnen ~pcafdnptsen esm=
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gleneaeS bon Der Cumberland : Nrunee.
Sin onSeres GdDaneries G5efe6t. - Gteluns BON
Gen. Srd9a'S 9lrfnee.

8af6tngtDu, %, Sept. - Depelasn
ipsl&e Die Jte9terun8 BON Sen. Gcienfran5
erbaltsn bat, nnb ron Chattanooga tint 8
ubr, 11.3O unb 2 rbs NaAm, bonn "a. bas
tirt unb melOen, bnB Golenfgaua zine unetns
nebmbage BpTttOn etn9enDmmen Bat, F4
bur@au8 itber fi6tt uap Der 59ubsrf9t lett,
H0 ta!ten ga tSnaeu.
gelera (OoanssRa6) WIorsen er19ien etue
OiDtIion bon 8ra8g's @abanerte Sor 8oIen
%trau5'6 Grout unO ipGter gadte etne QnDsre
@Olpnue In Der NtGtun8 bon Chattanooga
bpr, 1T Der 1Aetnbersn N6iG)t, uns eine
gGla@t at3ubtsten, fe6rten n6er un, pGne
inns aa;aore!fen. 8loieusraa3 10 fampfbsrett.
Bragg Bat pfeabar fetae Mr,nse INF 1att0s
tpO3d 9 8bal r0r 0er Gtdbt concsntrtrt.
unfere Serlmfte.
Gtne @pesialDepslhe Des (oenperattIHen)
gSnuettn" poSt Cincinnati IaQt, unIere Ser
luite Tia Worb Georgia pes0ea f0 duf ntdt
ptd !seat9er ais 100 Goote unb 1900 Ser.
punoete belauEsn. Gpl. Barrett ppu Der Or
ttQerte ia8t, mir bottsn so Ganunsu p~erlDreu.
(DIe NebeIen IdtI& gebsn Die j34bt Der son
tDnen srotertea 5fanpnen ouT 80 an
2t0IDotIsc SG1CDrlcDtef.
Gtuctunatt, "a. @egt. Btr boben
fstae neuereu gld@rt6ten aus @6attauUuea.
Gtne Spe5ialeepeiGe aus NaibotQe beaa!tat
bic Na0rtdt, Gag an %. unb %. Obs aurn
Nn9n'tttag) tetn &an8f fattsefunbsn bnt.
@Qs 8eicrBnthe Am bte Gi@er9ett Der J9O.
Iscrans'i@en @rmes linO perfhpnnpsn.
B abtn9tGu, "a. Sept. gta@ 8a<
rtGten, speIGe Ole &egierun9 a6se NaI4ptQe
eebaltfn bat, wuEOen Die 8eytpunoeten aus
Der @4laGt BON 9afapette naeb @tsveulon snO
bridgeport IN Nlabama uuD bon Da mad
9(aibptQe ge6ra@t.
2Gnes rnbis Gur 9Onmerftaa. Rofecrons' 9psItium
ri1elnitebtnbGr.
rs q y II gton, 25. Sept. 6eleardmue
BON 2 nbr geitern (Donneraag) Nad6mtttag
BON Oen. NOlfcran6, uerffAern pteOerbolt, baB
Ietne Yoiitton nur auf Dem Dege elmer reeel-
n1aBtgm 8ela8erung 8enommen per0en tonne.
Seine @titat l&etnt ga istn, Ots Ofsnlipe ~
sr8retfsn i0balo 8~er1drfungen, b~aruntev Sen.
UnrnFoe's 2ruppeu, btc iebt untetwe9s 1nD,
gu tbm 9sftcBen.
Die Maie Der Snfanterie Der 91e6eQen aebt
tn Chattanooga Greet 0aU ..
Gtne DtbiFOn rsbeGltfher @aonQerte aoon,
cttte 8sfern oon, SteOenb Sap, Elm Union
Te8tn'ent bebrObeab, tpelHe8 cine uuIsrer Gig
aatIattonen bepamle. Dne geei9nent aua (6
aus (etner i~ioltrten SteIun9 uQd Der 1ront
3nrad, e9e IS an8e8riftu werDen fonnte.
3ojscrone witdlc4t ernl!ltG, baB TIN Bragg
ar8teil'n m68e, TT otsr Der Mstnung, oa6 er
Go nt@t tGuu wer0e.
NQe9 tOar ru6tg lSy88 Der Qinte bts gs1srn
2 l16r NaGmitta9s.
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gt&t GuBlanb, England brauGt mnb fault
unIer @stratbe unb uniere 8anmpplIe, Gne.
lamb, nt6t Gublanb lAiGt nns Gtfen unb le9t
legn G,elp an In emsrifaat iGsn Gtlsaba6nen,
Minm u. {. ~. @a8 fonn ut8 Rublanb
ntbtn mnb lNaben2 Sc bat fetne n n
menswertbe GlOtte, fetn Sab, tetnen
8tQsn, feine GfsntltGe Mstnung - unb
stneu A(e&ten Ma nj en- basu. Seine
Jreuub1Gaft bIamirt uns ber Der gDeLt uub
uns nnr.
8eru9t btsle Grsuub1aaft ouf Gsltberr.
ifaftS8elulten, wfl@e belize Gtaatsn NIT
etnanoer tbeileu, 70 Iolte Ge lteber beute ais
'nCrgen BEN 6ats breGen. Die Yan1taDtRerei
tit Der 3nfunft unb Deut 6eil BET 8Slter ebsnlc
geFabrlt3, pte Die 9auameeGf&&feret
Ge ltaS BET f~orcirtem Nuieu uas9r ais seuue
uno Der en8liltrten Nugslia9ien betnabf 9ea
aug Do amt Disfen arGnsn GrObaa 3teuaIi6
ltcnotOn ullD. IGnatpstli1 3u MAIDEN.
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auf Der redten @ette be6 @6ifes beFnblt@e
Sanbbnnt BON 4 - 5 TuB WaGer bas 2sbem
0erettet Bate. I'm 9 ubr befaub li9 baS Ne9t>
meat tuIeesr 0Nf trodenem 9ano uno, punOers
bar eenug, u|dt eta Nlann mar uut9etommsn,
aber Sliutcu, Ganttaea, Gleiper, Deden II. /.
H., fnrs NteS cling perI0reu. 2teut. Qawborn
aine Fem Oieuf perlcren unb ute berlor bo8
QanD eIren fG0iBeren un0 bedeyfn SOlOatsn
alS thW.
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gssamabme siaes amserm raLifa,en 3

@ewgOrf 25. Sept. Der Brifn0am-
pier Sumo, eth brittIiAe5 S4if, traf beuts
WbanO bier eth. Sc murre am %. b. Nets.
auf Der 6SBe Don 0tlmtngton oonn &anontns
boot Gonnecticut mad ether poutGnDtAsn Saab,
pdbrenb peIder Der Gonnettcut 80 Graubens
i&Gie uuo 8~Oltu9eIn auf fe abfeuerte, 9e~
fan8ea. 0a6 SGtf ii etn ~eiisrasr &aobams
pier uhb tat etne @lai&iue BON 400 Dferoe.
traft. Setns 9aOmn8 tefiett aus 400 8ausn
8aumtpcas, 8abad unO strpas 6erpenttu.
SAif mno 2abun9 7nO 800, 900 merits,
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9lnFunft bon 0eIenntcn.

Gtnctnnatt, rs. Sept Die DELE
goten, tpel2e ton @liGourt na@ 0ai6tn9tpn
beOroert wuroen, lInb getern Nbeno bier elm,
8etrefen. Wan braate i6nen Elm @tGno9en
unb Wlator Orafe prn Ct. 2ouis autportete.
Gr fa8te, bte 9Ogaltt0t In Mt1owrt mulIe tetu
Nftttel periAmdben, Die Re6sqt0u at 3ermal-
itea nnb ieben StEaUfn befrsisn wnO beWaf,
men.
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&acD @pint 2Dufonf.

Mam beobf&ttst aus 3rtsgagefaneems( SOL,
oatsn) pelde geesunartt8 ina alten @apitul-
@sbdubs TN 9aft itub, nna DOint QuotUut,
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The Buchanan County guardian., 1863-12-22
War News.

The Herald's correspondent. says, the
cause Of the washing away Of the oh
structions in Charleston harbor, was
from the famous floating battery getting
adrift in the last gale and smashing
through the distractions. She now lies
ashore near the North end of Morris
Island. ~ 2" .e4 ois3lI @4aa f@at
Maj. Gen. HTrcncocK returned from
Fort Monroe, having given his official
sanction to the plan Of Gen. BuTLER, by
which it is hoped our suffering sold
will be released from Southern prison
The Chesapeake having been captured in
British waters, will be given up to the
Colonial authorities, Secretaries WELLS
and SEWARD have so telegraphed TO
Halifax. 1t is not believed, however,
that the pirates will be allowed to put to
sea again. g -r L s q
A very large proportion of the rebels
in our hands, not less than one third OF
them are desirous OF enlisting in the
Navy, and it is understood that the
Secretary OF War and the Navy. have
agreed to permit them to do so.
The news of Union movements con.
unues highly favorable. The authori-
ties at Washington have dispatches from
Gen. GRANT at Chattanooga up to O
O'Clock last night. They do not indi-
cate any recent change in the state OF
affairs there.
Two hundred and twelve rebel deser
ters were sent from the Old Capitol pris-
on this morning, TO Philadelphia, to take
the oath Of allegiance, This makes 4l8
who have been sent TO the same place,
this week. for that purpose.
Gen. WAsHBURN holds The coast of
Texas from the Rio Grande to within
100 miles OF Galveston.
The fact that Gen. MEADE occupied a
perfectly Independent position, and offer.
ed to resign again and again, has helped
him very much with the President. He
has been defended in his recent cam.
payne. not even asking for a lenient
judgment upon It. The whole subject
is dropped for the present
Nothing Of importance from General
BANKS
The Buchanan County guardian., 1863-12-22
The Rebel Congress.

@ Entire unanimity Of opinion does
not exist among the members ofthe Con
federate Congress. On the 9th ult., Mr.
Foote expressed great indignation at the
course pursued by Jefferson Davis in
making 'Pemberton. Immediately after
the surrender Of vicksburg, his CON-
panion, and takingshim over to Bragg's
army, where, as he rode, the soldiers
were heard 10 say: There goes the
traitor who delivered us over at Vicks-
burg" He alleged that thu President
never visited the army without doing in
jury, and that some disaster Immediate.
ly followed. He was Instrumental in the
Gettysburg affair. He instructed Bragg
at Murfreesboro. He had opened Geor.
gia to 10000 of the enemy's troops,
and lard South Carolina liable to des.
truction. He declares that Davis has
almost ruined the country, and expresses
his willingness to meet him anywhere to
discuss II. M sf Il,
The Buchanan County guardian., 1863-12-22
JEFF. Davis, Message.

ET The redoublable jeff. with all hi
hypocrisy. deceit. and lying meanness
can I conceal the fact that his darling
Conlederscy is in tough condition
Even when allowed 10 tell his own story
adduce his own evidence, and frame his
own correspondence, he is forced to ad.
mit that the affairs of rebeldom are in a
sorry plight, and unless something bet
ter turns up before long, they will soon
he forced to kaock under. or course,
jeff. tries to make the best thing posi-
ble out of the terrible disasters that have
bsfallen his armies during the last twelve
moaths, but he has uade erestimated the
obstinacy and endurance Of the Federal
Government, and nov their persisten,
efforts to annihls,e him entirely, fills
his bosom with despair. As set off to
all the calamilies that have befallen him,
he can only find temposry relief in few
trifling advantages tha, they have won,
over our arms in Lou;sisua aud Texas,
and the Don-capture Of Charleston.
These he would balance against the ruin