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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
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w. "' Gualunb.

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So(epb Yarfer pom Man6sfu. gn9lano.
an unp bra&te .stne NerGs Oct uuteriba@
MN ron @roebrttanien uno Stlanc. nebR
stnsm Briefe pes cir 6enrY 5ou0b'on an
, om @puu.rneur Seymour. wsl6n es je'
rob -E11mltt abIebnts, Ge iu smpfanasn'
rno trpar aus Gem @runre. petl re Fem
prd0peutsn Ger Ser: St,attn dtsratben
tAsrctt (oQts, IA offer ouein raju outort'
fit II, 3nilbm anern Nattensn u"o csr
Bl1pera tu Ser Staatsn rsratli8e Conn
m%unleationen su orminsln. Aubncem e1:
mdd.tatt rte amliGs Stuun9 rse @ouu.
6spmour r,nieIbm ni&t raau, rts Acre0s
fQr bfe ancerfn Staoten auiunebmsn, 10
bub IS bsGsr mare, rae Document 70 lan9s
auriidiubaltsn. tis nod porlberae9an9e.
n.r g4abL um DEN Sdsiu au rumetren,
ale fol,t ouf pieieIbt e%tnQertrfl werren.
Orr Yartr flpts dd cie(sn Nnceutun
9sn une ua6se er In rcris:r We&e bier
nrts einaenofsn, (hriet er on Sefrstdr
Ssparo, NIT rsr Vsmerfun9, eob sr mad
Mmerita gefhidt worrcn (tL UNI zine 20
1fI5t- on Bag B0Tt t17 Scr. Sruutvu yu
fberbrinosn unp coB ct Gle Gbre babsn
m6htt lie rem Yra1ren!en ~ dtruei@en.
9err @snato anlnrorl bierauf oab. ebs
ey ben Brief beanIwortm t5nne. er aupor
au rpi0en nIn14s. Oh 6srr Yarfr pom Ter
&e8isruna son Gtcbttilanuisn une ST.:
lano efe Grmd&ttauna rlon9t babe. cie
NorsHs ~ lbrrrsihsn, uno ob feline Wtl'
{1on benz btplomu'titm Naentsn isnsr Re'
etsruna BET BET rer Bunrcareairun0 aeere<
oitirt 1T, betannt 9f0skm wuroe. 6nr
part'r nrtoerte> eab Die @ers0e, tie er 3u
dberbrtnaen tie Gbre babe, bic unterl&rif:
ten N, $50 900 lstner %Qaneelsuis, pcu,
pafr bts aum 6anrmerfsr, TRACE, unp ZAP
ft MEIER Don Ger Qrobbrittouni(den Ne
eieruna. nod bon traenb elmer prlt!tlben
parht fomme. Sie (et leeial.b rsr Nus<
btud res srnRen Wun(dss Don O1obtri.
tannien, ben Grteren etsiss DsIlibsilea
>ptecer bsrasReut ~ fsben.
Die @orulponcea3 (tIiebt nit elmer
Note Semarre. In Der er loat tab ne Re<
9irruno Der Ser. 5t'aten rts Nrrs0e ni6t
ann eb men f6nnG unc ia: icbtn eoS @s.
fu& UNI cine Nurienj 81 rem priirenlsn !
obeelebnt wroen mu0e. Die Arrtfe IT
p%u6ikntli6t wo1rsn. uno o,eislte
t.dgt ete Namen pislsr @nbdnasr pes Sls
benz. Dts(eltsn tl,ten ben prdhrentm
Der 0sr. Slaoten, rtc STANDARDIZATION &C.
g.n ben SQpen etniuf,uen. parfsr teab:
fI6ttet nunmsbr, bic Wrrt6s Dem Gonen6
rdbrenb Der brannobencfn StNicn .au
lber9ebsn. (N. q. %
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

T * Die nsu4ids 0r(ammIuua rt,
9%iqaorbdnrler In Somo Gi,p bo, rae Wte
p,nnsR err 1empuenilsute oufpf6u. e.,
idrdrmen: jebt lberoll unhu unr (tsfr
alice in Dsmeauna, UNI. In cislr 3sit. "a
sbsn i.rn S,oot rorouf berodt lem ic0tt
ittnt !Ginnobmm au. erb6bsn. tte>N fill
UNI un(ers @smfrbefni6eit nod f:fr Az
lta,n. SIRE be1sn Nernr unc pi"ftr
fine IN Bewrauna Q,(tst rnc tereits e.
t5"t tbr rutmoliees Wtbs Cher un(sr Da
psnport.
Dir llnrubs tu Tsrpuen;fanoiifs,
ittpt am D%sut'it0sn rof fl fir ibre 3mtd'
III flrhten tsatnnen. mcil &C helm @cIft
au laesn b.airnt. SoC't ros Wolf dd
otsr, rpte atrbhuli6 tei itrr NrtibHlets<
ms0uno. fb I'm 0irtrouen auf lrn lion
nsnflors Rt6t." orr I'm 6intl'd auf cen
,foftif6 iorirn 9utHntsn re 0heb'a"
ri,lr Bsmteuna Ter 1:mp'unA acam
iitN raGip pnba I n, 10 m6die 70 ote
rsnn rod ~ fpdt ufennen. rob Elm nitt
III pua9imru O:enu ibm~ Q,asuiiber
ntbt. O. lteatn p'tl, SAni'iArn pcsbun
een, toe tie 3sit ron 1855 nit itrrn ro
tiptRii&m 0ufoIaunQtn mifenhb,t uni
IN uf.dr @eift fann Gs Gd bt0r dubern,
ols In sinn 5t51uns Dec (ceiplen 2fbene?
Dt{,; I'm t,en 9n:'ui1tn 50 fi& bier aus
nd&R bart It, frGtsn teloncne rlne Sid
tiateit ieta,n. Damn, oter eff cud eann
rire tas Bolt d& sud On tn Bems8una
tubeillaeu. &c bortdt f6 "a tH ptdfr
Nrooe Mot oQsin Nm Dstn uno Sdnorps,
(oneern IS banrdt n6 btcnrts an tie
sus.mdntn uaterisDm SntnEn be
NpifS.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
au. Nnaalt.u .pareu aetrofen

DNfon's.. aQs NnRaltsn waren estrofe
porpen, uu, cine bspeutenre MeuSe pe
Uul@worenen untsr Dem Anf&stne IN
ldulptau Yicnies In Der Ndbs Don Gam,
Mortou au prfammsIn. NO 5000 BIZ
5000 ~g,faresns Nsbsuen ltsasn, oog he
men man rte metasn nit Nsuolusru bait
bsmofntn pollen.
Ddbnnb RE @sflnasnsn asnuRu
uurceu, loQte. ttr- Mn9rtf auf boe QaAs
BON Au6sn faMfnttn. MittelR zee B6
dina'ldm prt,&i{dm Gsuus foute eli
t5I3srne GtnfItsrtRuna zee Gampe In
8ranr Qdlsdt mnrsn unr rann Elm 9lst6'
.siiiau Anarif ouf ek 8]unrsenuppen
n Eager cur& DE "Sous Of 1itut9" Dor
a fer unb pur& he @sfanaen.n BON It .
men 0ahhnrsn. 3mt(&sn ,rd Gsuu AZ
tratt wire rem lruppen nitts wsin,
ltrfp esbIisten. ale fid ju trosb.n. Dann
bdttsn Gle 8sridmorensn 6d res Nr(snaIe
mt iftnen un9tbsuren 8orrdtbsn tsmd&'
ttRt, @ouoernsur Norton uarifen, uno
5taatelstrsidr Aibon. elmer ru Sbrie.n.
mare rapur6 adselid ftQrnlrusnrsr
@cuprrneur oenpretu.
Der ndd0s Coup nod ter uutformt<
-tHHHe- eeH+7 77@eae- af Qlb@4yyAunhInMf z
teusnatfauasrsn bate ru S%efrfonpius
Gifenbabn Qeqoltsn. eur& rrsn 8e6b
man fit ne Communication NIT Ten &C.
f'nunasasno6sn In 2outepius. tie V3 3u
alei&u 3stt srb.tsn itul.n. a.1&nn Bate.
Wan fab ben ntnoaropbt(&en Bri&t
lber eie(s BsrbanrIuratn Dor eem Rrts1s'
asri6t niht lekn. obns BON Der lst&tsn
Nusilbrborfe. re aoni,n pIanss aber'
Asuet ~ meresn.t tsfenenS. wsnn NOR
nit ZEN belufenrsn Gotali,dtsu uertraut
in.
Dir faa.n eisftn Bemntunasn Ter Snb.
f.. Yr. btnsu, coe her 6auptrd: rleflbru
bsfren uno Der nt&t weniaer eomproml'
tirte Willon ia als Nepofatsn In New
yorf nifrerla1 en tperren.
9abtu.Ittr tie
Q crluRe bes &rie9ts. Der
g cutbern Nlmanac" fir cos Sabr 1865,
in 2Yndbur9, @n., putli;irt, liefert cine
Der Soften, @crpuncetcn unr
Wcfan9enen III ben 9rcBen S9ladten ees
Mrieacs fir 186l-'62-63-'64. Der
6crau69eber bemerft, pa8 rit orei eriten
ridti9 fnp, ca fe aus oiF;ielen
Suelen fommen. Die Mngate Don 1864
It oeranidla9eno, bod cem Ibatbe ftanc
,iemlih nabe:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

~ Sac ets RsbsuenIruppsn unter'
laG,n boben. tas ssrri&tt tset ste: flrlt'
DE- puHe. n@jt brtnat @ttrman In cine
usraueifelte Gage uub ptQ feline balbe ar'
uss aufrsfsu. Bir esntsn. tdb Il hfne
Nott bat. 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

Sci SUPERINTENDENT. - Der pro'
4.e BOT BEN 2~rteassut&n Az 3arEana'
polls brinet jepsn Gag nsue %&ntbaauraen
prr %tutereGantsasn Nrt auu, @erld'tn. uno
ma&t Is thinner tlarsr. wie areeen 0stob'
zen 6@ BE Beb5rpsn bus@ cte Na6f6t
6te Fe ben @nf&npunsn. utt bsrsn plds
nen fit tbetlpu(e felt Ronoten psrIrou'
.paren. obne tab Re penielben BE a'rtnA'
fen 6tnttrutAt in ben Bea leeten, a'aen'
1ter b,pbu@tett. ousftbten. Nue e'e|e
Ateefa6tsu v9pue Of 9tberip" pcasn jsst
NIT weptaen Auenabmm eeaeben UNI. fla
pur@ ltr auftrsten ole @taatS.euasn
@%trefofetth %ntaufsn. Nadrem 5sf"n
aetae ousfdbrIt&s Berfhte beenret unr
bauiit: fstnen Mtan8sflaeten alet&fam
ben @trtd uu, BEN 6als eeleat bette, bal
bsr 9ubee 'Appoeats u aud ttn f6msr
tcupromittirtsn Or. WiIlon BON Sdtsm
psl&sr ale "atiutont" pss r@sneraIma
iore"'. Boules faurirte, ole Staate,euaen
IuatlaGen. @tlfon's 3.uent6 lisf,rt sine
Nense tnters1anter Gradnsuuaen III ben
Ausia8en 6sfren's. 8or pel4m Ste
pen be Stabt Snptanapclte eur9 rae
Gebll&laesn bfr .Ytdne Dobb's unp @el.
ftr's bepubrt blteb, Itbreu bteis Mneaten
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

Mnforee @ottltsb u
Btslsnbsrs Saeob
Beprsns Qa1l
Brebmer 6tnrp
StmI!fti 6 Mib
Oref6N Sro
Oau Scbann.
Gblsre Wnnu
&wplt Scahtm
Tobfman" 6,nrid 2
1rtes Wariu
Oronncltt @m
8'tbart Doracu
Mlo,S
Ga'rer Sans 6tnr
6,nrtts 6ehamme
b's,er &briffiou
6aAsmann Saeob
6arot 500
Jctbnt Scbn.
So6tmfsn Narta
Rnspptr j 6
Rrufs Sobann
Musfslrt Hitclaus
Wommors petsr s
Watbus T &
Niemann Hta
Nsaaun CorNbea
ptRrer @ctttrtsb
N,tmere dug
Rttuer-sJ
Rtncrf e &
8t0t Sobann ufri9
Strsft GIefiel
Stcltsntsra 6tur
S6rctter 6ane Gneb
5%tclienbefa 8rnr9
Straub caroline
SonQsr NrtB
S6mtrt Wlbrslta
Stormsr ~
1tec1e Wb'enb
Oinde Tetsr
wisaIer Scftrb
W,tt 6einrtb
3usr6er Saeob
6. 81 u
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
:,D,,IRy-eoops!
-. IN au6bertauf
fiji. tur3e 8ettl

ii YeNHs '.ntf4isftn.; f.tnen erossn Bsr.atb Don
Drs.9roSi l5u stn-yert pretf.n aassussrsaufsn
far su,,tG34t!;af Ddsn Yttb Der s,a: nar benz
R,r.yc,f gedrst stfatdt, no bte 1aafsn bsess
t,nb t5t.f 'Asstn, dals Tier. i H. / Iofptuptaa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

gaumann QbrtRtan
Dremer Detbsl
Glaulen Netmer
3Dbr.n Nttotoue 9
Tau Sobann Gttsp
&blers 3ans
Sid Jcra
Tulenborf Claus
@rbmann @polpt
@trB Gttiflana N1e
0ct1 Tefer
6aS 6,nrth
5ubtr QoAaiba
5llftnt s D
3susr Carl
JannGsn Ytter Jrt.b
Rulpsr Brstsrtd
Gepltr Sob1nn
Mdtrss 9barls6
Netftl RarNn
Riff Or
pstsrfsn G6ectcr
Dtdmttf 9laus
Rrtmsre 8
Ntref.r fHman
Rufb Gatbarina
Ruif Schtm
Sba6t Scbanr
Gtrnd 0deob s
@tutr Ibsotor q
Gbmtbt sra
@rtbnas &
Gtetn I'd Wtrtelm
@tstsb Netnfe Satot
S6weafsn 6etn.t6
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
R!nestb;
rs Mla[1inato.n. 5. Eea.

cent. EbssEan n IN ircbueeirte cine Bt1
m.a,n Gcrnrutlion pep Dompf- &susnue-e Ut
.t1s ouf etn yufse unr'etfdntssr appropriation
pcn 81 ,O0n,m0 + fE1 1-, j.
Dartt pom mb., irtfrkueirte fint. Btn mr.
aen Announcements 'ur Qouattutteltse tubem aus
N,t. Sru.'9 htt Mrrie aifiidenI tSblrbtp mo
tax or duty shall be laid On articles exported
from any state"
0or on cbtc in'rrtuttrts cine BIN. bag Der
rrntp,bt,obh nrle.n tonne. eamit bteft ar,tfel
ti1tatr ri,bsn.
gpa{trurr t,ontroot,, toR cline Sore refsat
m.rps aui ans e,nrftmif6en qtauprs ION hand"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

Deutf6e Sriefijte SO. 8.
Brittle. nsl&e unabe,foresrt in rr poauifu
III Davenport. Soma. an 2. E,lbr. 1864 lt,aer
ueblteten fnb:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
NYwHgo4f6.D BE-

- 1~~%%s~~HfwADo Bet.
Na&rt&tfn ava gssannap Fallen % aufsf
ean,sa v I'm sebts eessafee1r.ta'
Ri&uoppas s ett t,tna.n elm. o,y,f&. son il
Bragg. ii bsr Is tetet: Die yunt,s, n.i&e tn
port Mcval tanbetrt' unb int Snnsre hss 2antts
ooreraussn, I'M, BEN fStsrIaaH entsssen,uesbtn
trafsn NIT unitrfn tIluppfn am Npala&tecla ~.
lamn'en. BIT GratasnSvtae purbsn btt yanttss,
scs.n ae N@ mad Beaufcrt tarad. Gin. ipdt.rs
fDspef@s nen- Rloas. fighter Ganb IL uad
6 Ofawat3ts ssrf&tps.p, pstben. TDtt Donless
bst1obsn. tstt ,stnsn ,anttEsn CUNT Der Gtfsn.
batn. .0rabamsoire, lt,et an b,r CHARLTON A.
eopanrab' Etf.ntdbn, 81 Rttltn nbreltt POI"
Sdpannab unt 70 Mttlsn son Gta.tRon.
stNan sttnnert t1. ~ba6 gsn. Softer teretts
~osaialt3e Bride .9enonarnsn bat. uel&e NOD
ustter tnf 9snen 30 ,eansss. 40 Rstlsu son
Sdrannot, HeGt.) ~" =
due Wdf1inptottta so,mnasu gnd6te, tae elm.
llnfa1- etertnan'S sGrpsbtftcr bstrpf.n babtr
,c1t. Dt.fs 0s,a&te 1entbetEsn assr aas' ans
:: sn %Esisiss,ss 'ga 'sa3 sstn !. Na@. 3tsuns Sc.
c!tert. ~: '7"7s. H2'}"G - ~
:";aRtw.gorI,6 6: Dec.
Son ber etenanbcat.arne feumt btt RAD.
riot. baB General Rerrttt Don ftfner grpebttton
nab hem 2oubontbal NIT 1000 O&ftn, pferfsn
unb sdaafsn rstpurntrt 1T. Shsunsn 7c. 'fnb
rorten. 70 bu6 Mosta's @usrrtnos 0n
IT e+tfesf 4bka3t nd len A. asseeH n taltea ihAnen.-
Der @osaunah ,,Republiean" pom 30. @oo.
faat. bab tie Gouf0esrtrten Set @rtsuolbsut1e
264 Want, ttrlcren. Gteruta ftt nod unter-
balb Wiatn unb fstne Gtnes fet" 70 fart u,ttp,-'
pcmmer, bog le btuu nabentsn nnaewttter ntdt
merbs @tanb baltsu f6pnen.' Dim q. it 8ttpo~
it'd ab.rmols otftlaesn, rorbsn. Rt4n1pnb
bertnt.n, .taB Sttrn1an nttt ufsbr I'm
ftn wsrts,i BIZ edtfte fetner armss iu
sruetter. = <
b .Gatre,5 s. Ds3.
Ck un%scnttrnppen taben G& aus Sotnfcn'
ptne. unb psn bsm Iennefesfub aurldg.essn
unb BE @ouuernementsadter fprtsefhafi.
- N.w~yorE 8. Dr..
go,ia. Ma6t purtt cine ntdnssseoa. pcn TER
Bsntan @.snf6ofterHdrnnt uni airs Qtaentbum
n ttrf,lt.n itrfsst. Wat bin, Sftbntb Der 3ont-
,tn 9tetcrtd rurte a trki rnfuD betrtebfn. Die
aufreauna tA4m @a&(en uub man bsfar&'u
p~sitsre uurub,n.
0olo- $50.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

9aS neue SorpeoOboot Gtormboli" III
am 26. Nop. pom Rem Yorf utaeean9en,
um (sin Debut I'm 5Qcm iu maiden. Muf
Bunf9 Der Brb6rpsn murre bis rob,n
nt@ts paoon beridiet. @m Brsi,ua madtf
eS fetne probsfabrt netf &rpsrimcntsn.
Naduen ph 0abrmaidinerte Qenuaenr
bsfuneen mar, wuree Elm Experiment nit
ben, Aofeu.rn elmer 6oIS'orpero 8emabr,
no9 bsm(elbsn Wunr, rpie rts, msl6t
0teut. Cutting aur 3rf5runa res Rebel
Isnu'pru(&ifts "MIbtmorIe" tenuBie.
Sit mar nur nit az Yfuno pulur QeIa
een. wuroe IN ecn 8orb aelfat, btnoueae
fabrsn. los0emadt uno an eintm beflmm'
ten punfte ca. 1 Gue unier rem Wo0er*
fpteBel loeesbronnt. Die aan;e Spsra'
ton oausrte faum % Minutnn. Dir
GrploTon uno Gle ef9eniblm't&e @rldets
nune Der Don rsr lo'pero alfBsnprftnen
Do6er(dule 1T f6wer ~ be(&rdtsn. Das
DaNer puree etpa 1870 Jus bob in Gorm
elmer ttrea 10 Bus I'm Durdme0u bolten~
ben 6dule ad9euput. Nt,netaenr bon
bu 0aupt(duls moren oide StrobIsn meib<
f&dumtnese BaGsr. mdhe ron rsr prile
auf pas Dsd rss 5hifte ,uruda,worfen
wurbsn. I'm ottie un0sbfure Ba6ufdul.
uae NIT tsn Snublen 1h msnQene fret
fin Dolftn ton msibliaem puIuerrawrf.
mi 4.,n,., ,." h'im Ntfeusm rur Is
&ut son ben, 8us rrs Su,N:v !ff"''
tlnp BE a. Borb esipG1!e erifejf'Tuns
Wat mar 9ert3a.
DIR ipeite 8n(16 wurte nit slnn 6O
pfo. pulper baltenesn Eorptro Rematt
ptl&e man 90 Gu6 uuter rsm WoNtt'pte'
all mttt,l# .leftromnannilar Wa'&'M
erplobtren ltse. DAG Bohu IVA az BET
@t.Qt 80 Gub ttsf unb Die TorpsrO be'rn
Mb,uun uur 10 Gub Don rsm 0runo
snt{ernt. SO eauerte etmo6 LANCER ale
bstu, portetn @rputmsnt, eye oos fur6t'
bart Nsluitai li& iei9'e. Gin (@warder
Reael auf elmer nod (dmdHerm Sdu|e
fubr aus hem @d0er tmpor. PIE etra 60
Eub bod par unp 20 6u6 In Gurdmel'
|fer btslt uno sou 6dlamm wa1. Dis
!6&lammRrablen, re'ds pie he Waners
Nroblen betm soripen @xpntmtnt ne
I@dule umBattn, fuMtn bod nit tbr BIN
.auf unp pu BE euntle Winelfdule trau"
{eltn f& petes Nau1molfsn. Die st.
fhauuun0 tpuroe In etnem umfrets BON
450 garpe eelpilrt. Wan mar BON Den
RdulIat.n iebr btfrteeiat. On. .. St.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
Wrtett Claus
Mu bu8 NubItfuu,.

6. @uff.1l,pcamda,..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

can BroHetste, 80. RoS.
49,, Tis 1ran,ehn lanesttr am Is. 9rnaren Ia
WaG.Ior urt uobmtn Pfft pcr btT @foff DIR
63ruvern,ur boit, scrbsr BE etaet& ytslo0sn.
Ra'm R.,fA btr 8qtferls&es ssDsSa Ssa>nite
y, kf atsartt eth1ldssH, r7gr-77 zz4 y'zg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20
IRON, 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS July l9.--The Union publishes an
extract from private letter dated New Orleans
July T. which says:
Last night a staff officer told me that ID 900
men would start from this city and below on
ocean steamers to-day They take fifteen days
ratOns.
There is now large number of additional gun
boats in Lake Ponchartrain, and nine moro yes
sells have been added To the feet of Mobile
Some think this expedition is for the capture
Of Mobile so as to command the Alabama river,
and establish base Of supplies for Sherman al
Selma while others believe that the troops are
destined for Fortress Monroe
This force may be designed TO cooperate with
Gen. Socunls expedition from Vicksburg. which
has recently been reinforced. and is again march.
ing into the interior Of Mississippi.
Rebel accounts of SlOcum's expedition 10
Jackson. Mississippi. claim that the Federal
column under Gen. Elliott was attacked at the
junction of the Port Hudson and Rodney roads
on the 5th and repused with great slaughter,
the road for miles being strewn with dead ne
groes. horses. guns, &c This doubtless refer:
TO the expedition consisting of the marEe brig
ade and two regiments OF negroes, which marched
from Rodney on the 4th. and were attacked b,
five brigades of rebel cavalry and one brigade o.
infantry. and after lighting nearly all day. n,
rebels were driven of Our troops returned if
their boats
Our loss was about $50 killed, wounded an,
missing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20

New YORK. July I9.-The Posts Washing.
ton special says;
Secretary FeSsenden will soon issue proposals
for more extensive loan than fifty million He
reports that the confidence felt in the Govern
ment by the bankers and fnanciers in New fork
Is Que OF the most gratifying features OF biz
visit
The Posts money article saws:
We learn that the Secretary will put loan of
one hundred million on the market
The Commercials Washington special says:
That the heads of departments have called. for
lists of the clerks who refused to join the force
in defence of Washington. #e
An officer from Shermans army says that on
the 9Th the army was all over the Chattahoochie
within four miles of Atlanta
The 18th and 10Th corps are consolidated.
forming the both. under Hooker
The Washington special 10 the Post says.
The boat from Fortress Monroe this mornin 2
brings no news from Grants army.
The absence Of rain causes some suffering in
the army
1t is stated that Commodore Vanderbilt is
about TO sell the steamships Champion, Ariel
North Star and Ocean Queen comprising the
line between Now York and Aspinwall to a new
company. which will probably continue his pres
ent arrangements with the Pacific mail steamship
company.
This new company * expected 10 make the
commOdations of the Atlantic stea uers equal to
those If excellent bouts on the Pacific side of the
continent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20

MEMPHIS, July II -Vicksburg advices of the
18th report ail quiet.
The expedition under Gen Slocum has been
reinforced by cavalry sent by Gen. Washburn,
and was marchDg again for the interior Of Mis-
sissipp
The latest accounts from Gen Smith pl-ced
him near Pontotoe.
On the l0,h Forrest issued call Tor all citi-
zens between the ages of Is and s. TO rsHy TO
hts support. and Tor old men and bovs 10 come
and take care OF his forces while his men engaged
the enemy.
Reports published in the northern papers that
Forrest had communicated his intention of retail
iating upon our officers for any citizens who
might be injured by Washburn's recent railroad
order is false The result proves conclusively
the wisdom of Gen. Washburn's order Nearly
every train on the railroad Tor ten DAYS previous
10 the issue of this order Was fred upon by bush
whackers. aud ciuxens and, soldiers killed and
sounded while not 4 gun has been fred since
the publication of the order
The report that the circulation OF The Chicago
Times has been suppreSsedis also false.
Washburn considers that paper a valuable aux
ilary, il enables him 10 spot the traitors. and
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From Sherman,s Army.

WAsHINGroN, July lg.-The government is in
receipt this morning OF glorious news from Sher-
man.
1t is not news of battle; but something better.
Gen. Sherman announces that on yesterday,
having previously crossed the Chattahoochee, his
whole army advanced FIVE miles south Of the
river aud crossed Peach Tree creek
This advance was made without any resist
ance from Johnstons army except slight Skin
mishing with his rear as he retired.
This movement necessarily forces Johnston
into the defences of Atlanta, and places the city
within range of Shermans guns.
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>sw YORK Market.

INV YoRK, July 10,
Flour--Staie and Western 25c better; so 30
oil rs extra State; Sll@ll % common TO
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
SIl 3O6i2 % trade brands, market closing
ouiet: included in sales are 100 brls. State for
August at Sll 50. and 900 brs round hoop
Ohio for last twenty days in August at Si2.
Whisky decidedly hrmer and more active,
81 6e0l 10 for State, and 81 6o@l IS Tor
Western.
Wheat 365c. higher and moderately active,
closing Quiet at 81 4ld2 50 Chicago spring -
4sG2 80 Milwaukee club; 81 65@2 40 winter
red Western: 81 30 inferior winter red Western.
Corn firm and moderatyely active at 81 90 for
new mixed w estern. and 81 6l@l 62for old do.
Oats active aud firmer at 951s 99c for Yves
tern.
Coffee dull aud unchanged.
Sugar qaiei; Cuba -; Havana u "a. fsA
Molssses dull.
apart. T09' Tgi7l
Pork higher and in good demand a: SO for
mess; s4ld IS for new do, closing at $44 50@
As for new prime, and $50 for prime mess, also,
500 brls new mess for July, at buyers option, at
s4f
Beef dull and unchanged.
Lard higher and in good demand at 1919 q
2OIsc.; also 500 bfls for July, at buyers option.
at Gle. and 500 brls in August at sellers option,
al 2lc. N fsfBEe f.ftEl
Butter $50 40 Tor Ohio and s7@45 Cor State.
Cheese little frmer al lsG23c.
Money active and 6rm at I@e-
Sterling active at 1893 for guild.
Gold irregular, unsettled and hrmer; opening
at 81 6s3.. declining 10 81 6O1R and closing
heavy at 50 621s92 63.
Government stocks irregular; u. ;. 6's eoa-
IONS 81 0211@l U2S4 5-2o coupons 81 VAC
04s3 Z 30 coupons. October and April, 81 031xs
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Operations of Col. Ford in Missouri
L. o k IL O. ~ ~ Il w ~
&c. &c.. &c Nc.. sc.
.rorn fortress monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE. July ls.-The Norfolk
New Regime this morning has report that
great battle has been fought in Georgia resulting
ia the complete overthrow of the Confederatcs
aud the capture of Atlanta and $4,000 rebel pri-
sOners.
Arrivals from City Point as late "a can have
arrived at Norfolk. say nothing of IT, The re-
port is doubtless premature
FORTRESS Monroe, July 10 The Richmond
Enquirer of the 10th instant contains the follow
ing dispatches:
ATLANTA, Ga, July 1.-Two brigades of
Yankee cavalry crossed the ChAttahoochee at
Moore Bridge, nine miles from Noonan, last
night
They were met by Armstrong; brigade of
cavalry and driven back, and the bridge was
burned
There is 10 change in tho situation of affairs
at the front.
The enemy are firing artillery occasionally
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-20

ST.. JosEPn, July l9.-Col. Ford telegraphs
to the Headquarters here that he has killed
forty guerrilas, captured two hundred stand of
arms, much ammunition, many horses.
Our troops are still pursuing guerrilas.
1t appears that Col. Ford left two bands OF
guerrillas. numbering nearly two. hundred. in his
rear, who committing all manner Of depreda-
tious in the southern part OF this county.
A large scouting party was sent from here this
morning, but has not been heard from since
Every train from Weston brings large nu m
besI OF refugees from Platte and Ray counties
many OF whom stop here, while others go east
ward.
1t is said that the entire militia of Andrew,
Atchson and other counties in northeast Nilsson
ri will be called into service.
Guerney & Co. of this city have just received
sixty-fve pounds of gold dust from Virgins
city
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[sECoND DISPATCH. I

ATLANTA, July l5.-Gov Brown having Off
cial advices that persons within the military age
having Confederate details to remain at home in
pursuit of their ordinary avOcatiOns, express a
determination not 10 obey the recent order to re
port At Atlanta for the defence of their homes
and State, has inrtructed the proper authorities
to arrest all such persons and send them under
guard to Atlanta, and if force is used against
lawful authority sufficient force will be sent to
any point TO overcome the resistance.
tie admonishes the men that have been detail
ed by the Confederacy for agricultural purposes
that their corps will not be endangered by their
absence for short period.
CHARLESTON, J. c., July l0.-The enemy
have evacuated Johnson's Island.
1t is noticed that transports are quite busy in
changing troops, chiefly to Morris Island
The bombardment of SumpteI is kept up by
the enemy.
FORTRESS MONROE, July lS.-We are inform
ed by Gen. milford, general flag of truce agent,
that our prisoners. as fast as captured, are re
moved to Andersonvile, and the officers to Ma
con.
All letters To our prisoners Of war will require
the prepay ment of ten cents Confederate post.
age.