Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-29

Rebel Papers pretend t.
have - Eneogragtng
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A Pease Party Formed IN
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mans movements. They show separate
swovements Of the respective columns under
Gems. Howard and 6locum. Both q them!
Il b admitted by the rebel papers, are well
across the Oconce River.
The report that Millesgsville has been &C.
c,pied il confirmed, and the destruction Of
the Charcoal Works and Foundries ct Girls
The Ssnic created both in Georgia and
South u Unth By the march of the irresis-
tibls conQueror, il something which hes had
no parallel aimee the war. 4 lew en- inasse
Of the Georgia and South Carolina militia
has bsen ordered, and desperate efforts were
being made to concentrate 1t Augusta an
army -sulBcient 10 present some opposition
20 Sherman's advancing columns
The Augusta Constitutionalist Of the 22d
says = raiding party Of the enemy stopped
on the railroad 10 miles east Of Macon, and
destroyed lumber train. Freight trains
were turned back in haste.
Heavy cannonading and musketry fire
posed Gen. Wayne 1t Gordon had been At
tackled.
Milledgevills had been entirely evacuated
BY our forces before the enemy entered
everything Of value WAS brought away.
The Augusta Despatch Of the 21st says:
The movemcnt Of Sherman on Milledgoville
was point for the purpose of concentrating
our forces there, and the raid on the Gen.
trail railroad was for the purpose Of keeping
them there, whilst the whole force Of the en-
cmy moves upon and captures Augusta Or
Savannah.
The Augusta Constituticnalist gives the
progress OF column under Slocum Of about
1000 cavalry, visited Madison on the Geor-
gis State Road and burned it on the 10Th.
On the goth an engine sent up the road
found the enemy ct Buskhead, IL miles,
near Augusta.
On the 10th some Of our men were Is
miles from Augusta, probably raiding
party.
The Augusta Chronicle Of the goth says
large cavalry force left Greenville, South
Carolina, and bound across the country in
the direction Of Atlanta, with the view to
cut oif Yankee column moving down the
Georgia Road in this direction.
Il q said Breckenridge was to leave Up
per East Tennessee, with his troops. on the
18th, for the Georgia line, with Hood in his
rear, Breckenridge on the TANKS, and 5000
veterans on his front, Sherman cannot e.
cape.
The Augusta Constitutionalist says:
AZ W write, the glad and familiar shout
Of veteran troops just arriving from South
Carolina depot, comes up from the streets.
1fShermAn's men retreat this way they will
hear the whistle Of bullets from the hearty
guns, which have often been pointed 1t e.
natics on the banks Of the Potomac and
James. Before our readers see this other
glad shouts will be heard in our streets.
The Macon Coatsderats Of the goth says !:
Gen. Hardee arrived here this morning, and
Gen. Bsauregard will probably be here to-
morrow.
Since the date ofthc above, communica-
ton with the east has been cut off by Sher-
mas, and both Hardee and Beauregard are
left fa< in the rear Of Sherman.
Gov. Brown and Dick Taylor and Beaurc-
gard were reported At Macon on the 22d.
BY ltichmond papers Of the 25th and
26th they have encouraging news from
Georgia, but will not print it. Still they
assure their readers that the official dis
patches from Georgia are - favorable ~
they Gould expect.
Nsw YoRk, Nov. 29.-Thc Herald
Washington special says: Information has
been received here Of the formation of .
peace party IN Alabama, Georgia and Mis-
sissippi, for the re.admission ofthose states
into the Union So.
A small engagement took place on Sum-
day, at MonrRcld, West Virginia, in which
the rslels loAt 20 men. ssss
II 10 also said that 1900 rebels had made
their appearance at New Greek. This is
very doubtful. al ss sf.kans ,Aif
The Times Washington special says
Col. Baker on the 4th inst. informed Gen.
Dix of the plot to burn Nov York. and .
man named Ward, cognissnt Of the plot,
was arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette. wv
The day utter election he vas released, and
has not been seen since.
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