davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
&urppdifD E 8.
.RuBlanb uuo Tolen.

Dte 3uadnos in 8 ittb a rereen
xbe 5Rsrr. @en. Gp,re(p. utsrauo cutter
*ae(diout. Die erbittertsn &dmrte no
,poriQen Sob1ss BADEN cas- Sauo roultan
btQ ruintn, Qrobs Qinoullud'n (inr IN
"bebaut, "a lsltR Gle aum Ye'rists rsr
,Qanewtrtb(boft nfo,rulihm u'tnr|ten
unp S%nueniarnuds ron ren @iesntbumu"
au Sponpreikn psgasQeben mursn. I'M
Die @onuitutionen lelltsn au tonrT.
Daburd ii fir D'ele Subrs ZEN eahenF'
then Die 6cfaune bsnommen, ibrs Vi"
m6eenSverbdltniir 3u oronen. Dasu 1sbt
bic Durdflbruno ru 0,unentl'fun9
.ptsl lanp1amer Dor 6d. ole. i'm eigsn'I,6sn
Dolen, no Der VutsbellBer rob w%enlAltfne
.bolp mi6en miro, mie uiel 1bm tleibt. -
.@iele pdhter Don Iomdrn, ne 'bi*eri
A,n, ourb ibre 0ntrd9e OUT IL. "a UNI
(slbR 80 Sabre eeI6ut QIautten, ma6sn
Qbtreten, ia al, Ron,rofte. ne zen nsusn
ae(stltden BsRtmmun9:n wtr'rfrsslen. ale
una0ltie utldrt murcsr. 8'tle BTautn
BON in's Grill oe(bidnu @utebsIB'rn, bic
btsbsr I'm usb'tRu0s Isb'en, nanrsrn NIT
tbrenI Gautlten in bte sr6btrer Sac's,
ut, bort einen Grrerb III (u6en. unr
aladlia prei('t Gd rtqisntae, Der rur@ tie
9sno0sus G11tbuna rts W5aIidftit afeo
ten 1T. fh purt untsuid'erbs'Isn zen
4ebeneunNrbalt III pfr(holTn.
Su r1Apt5isr Bt,iebuns aefaltt fh RE
Gage faR .nop idlimmer. @eaen rem Ra:
AolieBmus ptrp ofsnu 8rtea qsfdbrt.
9n Dilna (elbf muresn ii. Sl6fr Der
Gransetseanv (risfsr Srcen bto6te rae
&brtfentbum mad Qittbausn),, pann Der
Bernborbinsr uno Ertnttarter abaeiduf,
bic 81. NitoIaus &ir@e asiperr, n man
iprt&t rapon. |boB Die 81. peterss aitde
tn cine rulFl@e Xir6e u%maemanbett MR..
ben fol-. Die als wuncsr.bdtie In gan.
a.n eanee ptrsbrte @britue fatue laadt.n
pie 6elbaten lsltf ia tie ct. paulstir@s
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
lele9rapbi16e6.
8rttasbepartem en.t,l
M afhnninn IL IN

Gtner Der lberraf6snefsn rmadnbs bel unfs.
rem 9.Rrtasn erresn St.ss nor Waltpt1I. mar b.r
dubsrR Qsrtnat Dsrluf an 1ruppsn. ben MIR er.
lilten baten. @sn. 1eomas bsr,bttt unterm l6
Der Bstnb N bsu.s auf ftinsm Rud,uee mad
9sntmccp Gtas auf attn gun!hn ,urt bterdng,
rorrtn.
- n. 6a,h warie tie fsintlids otntt unit mah,,
pftlt 1tianDent. ShOfsle's Gers ndtm NIB.
rsre pcm 6etnb %reeuptrie fu;.I, @srttutis & 81.
ncnen unp nabm s,ne WsnNs Setanasncr.
General Smitb nobm Ole buuptrciiticn ZEE
6stntes, nabm lG Hancntr unb COCO W.ilnes
ne. @arrarp's Itpiiion nabm ne tstnplltsn
&%ntrenttmsnis unb rteutste Die limm!llts
Nrti1srit.
Wcob's Iruppsn natmsn bic fstntlitsn On.
trtnh,msnts an Ger 0r'rfltn Gbou1ss, .rttuts
ten 8 Ranunsn ure mahtsn 600 @eilnacns.
Obmctl unf.r 9ruppsn rmileet ilnr tatt lib
bod BE @niolaunD efs 1ttnees bsi laatean.
brut ana,crtnst. DIR Gntbuiiasmus unltrsr
1rupptn IT Nrcb.
Ole 3abl Der a'mahttn @tiara,nsn IN ktr
bhtu'tnr. lie Wllrsr. 1flesr unb Shan,.
arltsn hnt NIT asia1enen Rttsnsn unt nit elmer
unasteusrn N.nos istnelttr Waftn tte.dt. -
Infer WsrluR II febr ss,tna vnp tetrdBt htnt
300 Wlnn.
Gro f. & hornnS
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
-Q.idt ~aetrSf.te @b,wdnu.t sic Grie

&e'Wl NelLupeIe XIV WV
,Dispatd" idreibt: Gin 8ir9er Don
|Sprins Iownlbip in bieiem County be-
grub am Uientas, ben L.. NoSbr. 1864,
feline 3weite Grau, uno Yerbeiratbete iId
am H., elf Gage lpdter, gum critten Mal.
Ssine erte Grau ftarb Dor Gina eincm
Sabre, unp ct braudte bamals flint Wpz
den, UNI feline smeite 1rau sn 1nren.
Sci Der rritten aber bate ct es, wie man
EIekt, nod weit eilieer.
Sn Ir9cen, q. g., incee 1T ctn Sail
urr9efpmmtn, weldcr oartbut, eab Der
empire Staat, rpaS unterntbmuangslulti9c
Gbemanner a%nbelanst. cerh Staate penn
.iYlYanicn nr9 weit YprauS 1T. Gin
Surser jenes Stictdens namlid bate
raS llnsliif, am Scnnta9 feline 8rau
rur6 Rem 1pc ,u Ycrlieren am Wonta9
ttiratbctc CT icin Dienltmacden nnc am
IienitaS wrbnteu Beice rem 2eidcntez
91nSniile Der 8critcrbenen tci, mrtci tie
jun1e Trau bic &leicer Der Geritprbcncn
1rua, uno am Mittwoh ldpn teibtrftt
Die Reuvermablte ibren @atten nit eincm
lrhtcrden. Oamit encetc fir ricsmal
ra5 Yrc9ramm.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Rapttel 49,.

Gin @,fss lbu B.aRsnuna Der fur gsrsftnttt-
dung a.ftslth oo'sdGIttbsnsr om'l,@sr
Btfanntmahunetn an 3atunsserudt1 ~
bt,abtenben Dtraitune, fomts In SsttH bsF
". uub @stt Der gs1oftn'tt@uns tn g.
ptaen' Sdhen:> 't.ti.
eatf.~ err i vttrffs. sa s.t esnoa'se'i'"'asaas s'
.eta,es Soma:
DAT n eu,u Risen, Ia fta.n "a. Ssts sis ee'sHsnhitan
a nu,t.r r,.,.untnatu gu tatut ns'ae, s't eurlart'sfS over
-otsattatf * p.an+, otsr prioainena, sft'''"' 'ees sts'
~ s,:tGutp ndnfSr, nt ~. 9ti's'ura SsS. mser staaisen
S,rLr, al, rn T. 1o1ar 'rr rae F'7','' .'H "sH Fs"" s'
,s',, MI ,rsse @'aa % sz' f1' 't' ets!siaa as, ane ~ '
! ,.s.g.s5t -. g,-,,r, fa- III, srs II. fis.atsrs. g+n:
-, =. ,rt Ar ~. T!tt E75t7E-'arare MIMIC. b!sis!-
49,. s,,a,,,.,, Suauss.sr SIX = ,faitt''t's ttatr In
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
g taatp q.
-@tnfrll-4 niutani's Qffee.l
Davenport. l6. DC. 1864.

(0enuol. S,er SO. 52.)
/. 81. orsant1rte Mitt, fels.uter 9ownfttps
in Seotl Qounlp bllben Elm Hs9tment: 9lsa!ant
Vllep, 9s4lat1e, Yriaet'on uno 9Stnfts!e, wte
folat:
Gcmp. b. eommanp. etsut. 6Ras. Glapp,
W,nflslo.
Grmy. D, Capt. 6p1us q 9r's9s, pItofaHt
Comp. +. 6apt. 81 rfs Rsao. 2tQtotre. ,
Comp. e, CAPT. J:6n s We&ats. Wluftle.
Comp. II, CAST. 9 q 9cptins. esGlat1e.
Gomp. I, CAPT. @m ~ paul, esu1atte.
Comp. X, 0lpt 6 y unoerwooo. Drtnestor.
Comp. l., 9apt. Dart Nalbswe, yrtneetcn.
II. Iie cr0antNrh W,li, ic!senbn 9ownfbfps
In @ecu 0cun,p tt!pe! rim 8%satment: Buffalo.
Vlus O,ap, Nasrs Otcut. 9.dor9 @rers, 9leeua
unc ettsrtp, rts frlit:
Cory A, SAP, His,nu g66rtn. Buffalo.
Comp y, Gupt James est'cn. Blue @raB. j..
&cmv c, Cart y : Ntwton. G1ens Grove.
0rup y 3api : " st ttta'ir, 9lue 01ae.
Gsu1 T., G@r! cc4A = Ismrfsr, 5sdol7
Brcse.
Gcnp Gae: ga lior, Blu. GraF.
Gcmr &. Iuri $ W q Sttlts. Blue Crap.
i. Gcrp III Gar Z y Q.arf, FlbtItu.
0cn !, C.pl 81 " %1ltt, 0ltcna.
III. Iit rtHAtrorn.tn Gcmpaentsn rp'
llnmrtn TT in it',' eGur'Quortte1eu amSops-
ina, rem 81. EU;rttI urc bdtfn eonn euT@
St.n n,ft,sl ,tts Nru'nsn!s S1H'tue, tott etss
i'm 6I'e rrIst't'htsr, III tTpaelrn : e'nen
Stu lj,u,.ra.l urb Wcjcr. Die tom-
marei1sreen S'F,nue 'r,r Qcmpaanten tabsn
lciort eae Ns,ul,lt etr Mattsn On
llsi,s l,rornmsn, w buitttn.
w. 1os g.c,um f,insr Gcmraante. nelht
rem Der tr,i!tr tte &.iiilasftBss unb BEN Orerss
eisls Itpartmtn,s mid, nat0elcmmsn, pt1b
prr ettftr Sihr ore1flrrt.
V. Die :3s,tunam in scott Gcunt2 babsn
oieIe DIR. Gin Wol VI putEt,trtn.
Nuf yeisbl tts Wcursrreurs,
q. 9. Batter,
(tur) General, Nbiutant pom Sord.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
sIu bua Nublifulr,,

Npplifliionen fur he. Masntur Der Yb0ntr
SnIuranee &"ompaent 3u part'
forp, Conn. ucn ylassn, no bic 0cmpaan't
tstns Nsen,sn ba', t6'nsn an ben unter,ethns!t'
osmuht ntrrsn. Nppllflnlen m0Atn 0%sstAnsis
Neirsn}sn (pwpbl als rem wabr(teinl,ten I'm
lana Der ,u matsnesn @tftdile etnbsritIsn.
Nsen,ursn bsr ,,Yb0nir" ino'i 81 une bsrsi's
.slt Sabren In usn S,aotsn, Iorfern une an
nIsn 61up.pldbsn untsr stnem tcmprebsn(1otn
unp na,tonolsn SY0sn IN OPERATION uno t's'sn
Dem %utl,tum u%nutrnkftns @ertbsi'e bel Scr
litsrurnsn In elmer Qcmpaanle { FER 8'ais. "
IL Der 3mtd Ger %Gcmpaante TIRE Nuel'ttst'
rurb Grrihtuna rcn Qcfllcffesn an alien re
rsu,sHosn unr ,unstmenetn Ylossn Der morn
mtnl,tsn Staa!sn unp lurttcrtsn nod meter
1uslublttten.
Nstntsn msrtsg BON otsfu 3wsta. 9omra8nis
s%rnannt. Ysrlu1s %apiulirt. unp br3ablt, GORE
iponrsr3sn prrmp! ts(crat. 7ctumente 'c. an
Nsentsn bsftlft unb ane @tftlfte otasmah'
oan, In Der nlmlifen Nrt unp Ntfe. wte bic BE-
BON Ter Stamm-Cfiee In 6lrtic1e. Tie 3psi9-
Office wurte 1857 gearinbtt.
i. W Moatll, Gen.'Wasnt.
(3nm) 33 msnl. 3. St,abs Qtndnnatt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
& apitfI Ill.

Gin gsf'b lut V'1teG'ruro rem Nap;tsl 10 It,
Gtffps fr auesrorbsntIrhtn gryuns t',
@6isn @tntfalpsrfammiunr, In ysJuy aui
ZEN Nuettlra Vcaft.
es't. T.. Ell % prfaet Don ttr snualy.rfa mIuns
hs etaatts Soma:
DAP Sen on I te' 0ap'iel 10 Der Deffbe btr ousrorten,I
Den eisuna br a6ttn Genera per fammIuns btebur& .foid r-
asholt AMIR et, IN, to6 tr bu,d ttIagts 6efes stfts fen
.7oare o. IIti trs Qom miNioutrs" TO" une ned t.m |. Wat
1884 uur aus Scbu N 1srto !,a,b:n 'ru, urs ttr 1t,lts.
e,nonntn eu.'cnl tu 20 aui t Grntn una rsu 81. q, u.
9,i fh uns G. 81. Jnetam b.,itt,, tklura u,ttr, ut.n N.
sHi. .. Hls b. s,sn Poa'p eurd acptel ~ ter 8t(ttt
ter sustrrrth.lid'u ~ NC su Itnn et .'ly.''omn llrq
unit aut,r. 8eitp uttrtraetrsn Vt ueeiTs, ptrts ltteu, d aut
ttn s'b.f.., Sstn " Itr 20 uber:ritn.
etft. 3. Iatts q .fte lie pen duptnt id'itr NIt!ia's;l
{ nssftttn rtrt. fell tsReItt Ia Rrait nstn icta:h IS I'm IaIIu
etae Rtarfr unb Soma Stat tman. 3tttunstu, wt&e in
& We ef ttntn, vtraHsnHitt "a.
@,n,bmi tom 20. W7d,y 1894.
80 t.f6ttutee tst urd. bal r~orne3tu.H 0ett ant 20.
upr'l 1876. In Daily ststs Meetau am -. gprtl 1864 tn BEN
5opa etai.sman yer 5FentIi&t urts.
Jamn 0r'9b,, Stau:sNtrttar.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Die 10 bleioeuocn 9eutIdtn in Nti0ouri.

0err Brieo. Wunh in Worrsn @ouni}
Do. 1T foIasuree Sdrsitsn 3uastomn'sn
,@rbrtr 5srr. Dts 0fsnlli6en 8Ia'.
ter ibIaeen rts 3abl rsrer, msl@e rurd
TEN Ntiea in M10ouri ~ Btt'lsrn aspor:
cen Vnp, auf 2 bis 800 900 pu(ontn on
worcn !mmtr 2,3 Dsut'de (sin m6asF
(uumu,HIit winiRer.) Gas 1T elm VIE
ol1BHte Glenn, *ule rurb particle utttr.
ltmemmrnasn, Jeutetrur0s 'c. II. psr,
u1latt Al mtreen pH:at, smpTnrlihn ro'
pu1h, raB ris Nn9eb0riaen rslslten Staa,
tse meltu in isrsr N,t 10 l6mr asp1df
murrs, rie uforrsrli&e untui1leuna A.
le,Rcn niht I'm Slanre fms. 6ier 1T alt
buiie Don auspdrt5 noibmsnelg.
v5ie. orbrtr 6err. Gnp td Ter ceut'
lhen Bep5!fuuna Wt0our''e bstannt. e.
,heinen rsmnab ol6 ne aeei0nete Ysr'on
ros We1t rer W'letbd,ipfdt on,uars'fsn
Grfabrunesn m5asn fe, mie ZEN Sbre'bf'
rieiss. mobl fhon 9elsbrt b1bsn, rap mar
BET loIben untsrnsbmuaer fsinsH Oanf
~lonce1n oft 0srcruB eyntet; TOD mt1c ri'b
:nis it suuuNhlr@ bofe, gle Mot ob
bal1,n, auf natRsbtnrsn Plan %siniu3sbsr
unp Jpn ~ t:i6rrfrn.
u3u,:R mu6 tie 3abl rsr no'bls'etnet1
Dsuljdsm (rsnn nut m'r r'slsn' osnt''@
molten wir uns bsfa1sn) umiltsl'. unit
Germ 8trIufe unt r.;icasnritfs Vsrorl"'t
m10,n ft0ot0sut we,rtn, Dieter N1beiI
mub Ib etu Central . Qemmh:ee un7r15te'
ben, p,lhse gounIp 9omml(fo:Hn sr
uann,, pelbe mi11u Zownlbip eomh1
No"sn t;e,Asn. @l,bue'iia mte't unt
AuHuruune ,ur Yt.t:usr tu1a tune'a'
obns 9a%msn.atton -csnn cis Ibotlad'
r,rert ttinu oysqen Auenu!una w. a"
Gle bauptidtli&E Zen reu+'tm 3r'tunasr
in isrem Siaais or uHton ersahsn ru'
cen NIT Gem Erudta, IT. ~ proH'ul'3'
uno Goblin Au milftn, ca6 Qomm'Itssi A.
b,lru mo rte %sino'bsnrm VsIrrr on r1e
6aupl: COMMITTEE In UiiNouri rcNd- UNI
ddsr es(anct psrrsn. Die Namsn es1
Osbc, f3nnsn psrtoei(b uu6fsn'l'dt. uhr
enc SdlubrsduunA mus nail!!t@ o1fnt'
LID otAs!cAt r>!em.
vJn ZEN 3ou a,ifne nidt tsimae(ud.
ten gtaatsu ~,i,fullrt jtbt pisl @sip. UNI
10 it ~ boF Fen. eob sin folder Auttrl
Alreios g.icIas bub:n ed'fts".
6s,r Mand, >u eura feline omtl'@sr
@eihllls %pub.rrrt IT. Gle Sahe in eli
Nanr ~ nsbs'en, smpf'b BIT en ~Isul@su
@.Iu'hafl" in e.. 2ouie, i1 ruklbsT
NIT &,isr an5uuebmsn unp eE(u6t p'e'd
scitia ets rsulNde pr.ht in alsn Suncfe:
liaalsn Stiasa ~ pu0FsntAdsn> mae al!
unIuul,te %butituiu,af lbun. So II
ataumorter, mslhs @nt(blitbun9 RE eeut'
!bs @,itui9of, In 81. 2ouie nsbmH
wl!o.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
~ Turdhlbnres Gi(eubabuuuoliid.

-% Jurdlbnrea Gilenbahnnnaliid.
Is YaIogtere get0otct uuo uiele ue1pnn:
Oct Wontaa Nt,np lief rcr gilsnbabn
,ua Don Rod: SsIonp In Ter Nibe Don
Woltne aus Zen Sdisnen unr limntlihs
Boesn bis auf al7st Rirstm ZEN 8''6ue
boben Nbban9 binot. Gin 6sr3 uue
Obren su%rsibenres @ddut oab iofor'
8unbe bon Gem unaldd. raa aefdebsn.
IS Qsi&en |a9en un,er cen Rarren UNI
cine nod ar6bsrs Nnjabt Don 8ermunpe
TN mdIsten G6 unter ben Irlmmern. -
@Iudlt6uwt'le wartn DE pa0aQiue ale
cod fir ras Ms0sr bs0immt unp pa8
8 hmetnsfleila fol- in Woline isbr
btui9 9erporrfn lein.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
& npti.el no.

Gin U'hB ,ur gs1tt0'runs ucn ssf'irn 1874,
1upl.tl l13, ttI N,otllpn p1n 1850.
es,t. !. e.t e. orfu,t sou ter Utn:, stlamn,.u tee
S,a4usEtru:
Dat e e't:rn A:74. R-p III l73, S'rt ~fr1s,r',r 34Le an
&nes usb,rsi wttte: Sober. br ir5tns NJ lGs s,i t6s Cub
NauI rtG 80 sit't fu, tseEt ne Dc .>ptte I'm Raj ltonts
~p.:iluft, fc1 in en- m rrn ttm I%rr,tclt.. I rna, tntn ote,
fcl f'7em "a fmarre II f-b sue ! Bud t,n Nlmtn rs O ia
slnIriesr, ptpn 70 ,er'a, # wurtt. on rtm urb ~ rt'tem
3rtd; ".nn tie Yrfc7. n eide fold &c G'fs rslauat. TEN gu.
iauts nftt ess'6nIid tsfan.t IN, fcu ae R& BIRD nj ssn
Utt'oufer st'anatr yerfrn, trtn Ncn.n tt.nIaIe In tas Bud
ein'utrapsn N, ii sn.'F wen | Hen.
9m Rsriaunutb TEN Bsnln,ru natn tt:f4 erlft'Ift ratu-
Eonm,r, kQ .tut q afr orn Mat m.br aiS tr,ii1 Jaqe Gcu.-
tps.fat snts unit sts Gdltuf. sor ntt, Ute. Elm tu. s.tt Del.
lars 10 I'D .trhtn."
CT. ehmist an % Wd,, 81 4.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Gurcpdnht6.

q, t.u.f6tn 8%arbtsrupr,n fcd.n auf gfr-
lonssn grtueens foelsi6 aus, SOFTEN au1ndafs
,casn rrsreen. .''
On shacl ruse. .ins girfan Mir a iuz,Gttr
bfr DteefrsrrdbIuns Qirtcir's etN,aot'sns9 %
rurttn pcn- 3ufndu,rn ecta ouf Stiff 'F'dpfs
unt Sa*nl re .rnr, as1 ur,tn ouf g:rt@tn, tStant
unb Butter aBsttbfaht, tt 1ttAuns s,fStnnt
unb BE Rehuu rsririsb,n. t,s be wcI.u tin.
.rans unb eas ;3fmme rdumte.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
QulttunStn.

- Wer bsloblt bat ure .(tintn Nn'
men nidt auf rtr obicen Qi1t Fnth. N
er(uti, una ropon In Rsnntnts IL (sBsn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22

= = :, s',r.. ,nti an,upsusen 9etr .attsn a 70 tuzsru ptrte.
r.I1t an eaamsn. Gfsadsn. !Smpstsnt X. leihen, ~ m Dr..
@tttt,er IN ueuetn unb bahur& Elm unafddlt@es 2eben % Ser-
ssm Dru6 pter bernta perneuernt ,ssteIts surbta.. Setss
l~sretal'tst o.h,ntlass H,sedt zee eatrsusa I. ssssea sc sss
faun a. In, a.ben urb feline Nnsnf pu.nteeltlt& ttrsn. "&e*C
: aDtr tassn1 fsesen In rsass aDeri yuttitrt. ssfiisit & sc
"'Miseries and Mysteries Of Sexual Intercourse.
=. Nm ri ereidt w,rs. gfea as.tfRte ale nsssfe anfEt.
gDsi,tIff. Ecy got, Gt'snao~ Sns- IA. ~
: StSt : 50 h. afar tarost pstn snts z So. #tsI&'
!" :, ssnti,,t,- r,rp,tfi sas T~ntItfama an ~fpise,tt Feflfe:
7tls1ssr s~ptirsaf.t n's, r. ssass G,,s assI - 8 MstsassS
n ys-.i;.s - qrrtt' VIZ; 81 .tast,f4 81 Gsiass DrS
@,r,E as~pr 3amts, = sorn. esis,spsss;ati e 5tnss go,
sr.s y, rttr: 81 Tasts airtyrHait. St.tsssT SCI y Saits,
a.. 9, U.s.. Saniits& d N; II sitnrsr yrssor. af:
II II .,ui,,a psa MsSin Gsats. DQsltstsI, Sc; Ds IeltsH.
OsSerla, u; - gtausIr. RI. 1ee0lSsaa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22
Oeutiebe Brtedifte Np.ll.

Brttft. ntl6e unab8efOTbsrt In Der YOnoiFet
lu Dau.nport. Soma. am l6. Dssbr. 1864 ltssen
aeblteben 0np :
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-22

Gin Gere ,ur 9%srbsGtruns Ter Ssttonen l7o4,
1907, 1903, 174I unb 1742 Der Nsotl'cn
pon 1860, in Ys,ue aui notwithstanding
Wus1e1un1en.
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puBLxsHED (DAILY} aE
EDGAR SNOWDNN, JE.
OFFICE-No. lO4 King street, ever
ona's formerly French's) Book Store.
raEARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.


that Grant is ''slidiug" down to, il he has net
already reached, the James River, with view
to demonstration upon Richmond, from
that direction; also, that as q CO operative
movement, Sheridan has gone on another
raid. supposed 60 have for It's principal object
the cutting Of the Richmond and Danvi}le
railroad.
The New York World in its editorial ss1n-
mary say ''Ihere is no longer any reason for
keeping {. secret which is notorious both IN
Richmond and New York, that General Grant
has changed his base to the James river The
battle Of Coal Harbor, which occurred Friday,
the Sd inst, was brought on by Grant to get
possession Of the roads which lead from
Gaines's Mills across the Chickahoniny 70
Harrison Landing, but his intentions we're
thwarted by the result Of the engagement
Speculation is Of course rife as to what Gen.
Grants plans are, but is is clearly his object to
plant his army on the south bank Of the James
80 as 70 menace the southern approaches to
Richmond The south bank Of the James is
the true base Of operations against Richmond.
A great deal of folly has been exhibited by GER
sain generals II declaring shat il Lee, with his
army, vas forced inside the fnrtfcations Of
Richmond, he would be invested and forced to
eaptu|ate This is nonsense, because the
Federal commander can never have az army
large enough to cognl letey invest the rebel
capital The only way to bring about a fall of
Richmond is, for the Union army to l,esiege it
on he south side; thus cutting Of all supplies.
This is probably General Grants scheme, by
this tile fully developed. As the possession
Of the Richmond ard Petersburg and the
DanvIe reads is indispensable for the preser
yatIon of the rebe! capital il follows that Gen.
LIE will be compelled TO risk a great battle
south Of the James river. La this connection,
the movements OF the combined armies Of Hun
ter, Crook, aud Ay5ril are significant to give
plauSiiilty to the statements which reach US
from W ashington, that all the roads leading
to the rebel capital will soon be either III pos
session Of, or cut By, the U,ion force zen:
Sheridan is on another raid, which Is intended
to be a long and important one. The necessity
which exists for cutting off the rebel communl
cation with Richmond On the south, indicates
the destination OF General Sheridan, and he
Will doubtless endeavor to sweep around the
south Of the rebel capital, and join the forces
OF Gen. Butler. Thus be would isolate Rich
mond entirely and pave the way tor the direct
operations Of Gen. Grant from the new base on
the James river"
The New York Herald says 1.-The move
nent across James River would be very bold
one, and General Grant, who is a very bold
man, may make it. But if there is any good
reason Why such a movement cannot be made,
then the next step in the hanking advance Is
Impossible, and the two armies confront one
another With intrenchments between that one
army will not relinquish and the other cannot
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FROM MEXICO.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR.


New YORK., May l4-Maziuilian reached
Vera Cruz On the 2S1h ultirno. He stopped
on the way at Martinique, and took with him
four prisoners, condemned to hard labor by
Gen Forey; also eight others, and paid their
passage to Vera Cruz, distributing :, 900 francs
among the remainder, and promising TO attend
TO their fate on lis arrival at the city Of
Mexico
The Emperor and Empress landed st Vera
Cruz on the Goth, amid salute Of s0l guns.
The keys Of the city were presented to him.
They Immediately proceeded inland, and At
last accounts had reached Solsdad.
General Denac is reported 20 have Won 3 vlc.
tory On the 9Th ultiEno, capturing 100 men,
$50 horses, 4 guns, and killing 200. The force
of the enemy numbered 800. General Denac's
loss vas four killed and twenty wounded.
General Meiia reports having defeated Dob
lado on the l7th ultimo, at Natshvasl, and
taken LIS prisoners, II guns, - wagons,
200 mules, and large quantity OF arms and
ammunition. A skirmish is reported TO have
taken place at Valparaiso, near Zacateoas,
killing l3O men, capturing 800 guns. and 500
small arms.
The resolution c: DR. Garfield, Of Ohio, in
she u. S. House Of Representatives, THAT 10
state declared by President Linco!ns procla-
nation to be in ;gls1lrreofioE should be allowed
20 vote in the Presiientia! election, until Con-
gress, in .borh houses, shall recognize state
government in such sfate,'' was laid on the
table, by q soce of lO4 70 33 Nr ReveTdy
johnson in a debate IL the Senate vn the same
subject said:-
IF we attempt to prohibit slavery as 3
qualification OF restoration Of the States 10 the
Union, they would nos be On an equality with
the States as they originally came into them
under the Constitution; AMI be coud not but
believe that the Union would be lost, when it
was understood that each State vas not the
eona) Of the other, to do either rlgh or wrong.
He discarded the idea that these States were
~ return to the United States simply as Terri
tories. with all the State powers derived under
the Constitution stopped from them. If Mr.,
Lncoln's election depends upon the right OF
these electors, then God knows what !7e may
NOT come to. & may be assumed that Mr;
Lincoln, or any one else, may lack che votes Of
those States in the condition OF ArGansas.--
God forbid it should happen that he should
be elected by those States that were brought
into the Union under his amnesty DTociaraa~
ton. It would be calculated more 80 excite
the blood of the people, when the assertion
was made By the honorable Senator here that
the yery purpose OF the President IN orlnglng
hack these States was With CleTs TO alfeca the
Presidential! election.
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the enemy had Withdrawn jrogl the iror2S q
General Early on cur ief5, AMI froa tile snoav
of the fyont Of Genegal An3azaou oa t02
centre.
Respectfully, &c, 4. f. I=EaE: de'~a:al.
1}y IN arrival At New York. iron New Or,
leans a>2v;oes Gron4 l4ouisian=- and 5ho MissIs,
:ippi River 10 t,@ 9Th instant have oeeo re-
ce;ved. Severaj steamers, oonyoyed by ESede'
raj gunboats, are reported 70 have srooae>'ed in
passing the Confederate batteries 1t Colutnl:a.
The gunloats we're struck often during he
passage. The main tGoro3 Of the CcnEelerst4s
under DIaT1naluke is represented TO be az "a
you Macon (}etaclnelzts only, under Shelly
and Cabell, supporting the batteries at o.
lumEia General Canby had dispatched 3
large force Eo~ he purpose Ct driving ii the
Confedera1as
Tn the Court ot General Sessions at New
York on Monday, the attention Of the Grand
INQUEST was called by Judge Rossel! to the Sc
cure OF She W Grid and Journal Of Commerce
establishments for the publication OF the How
ard bogus proclamation. The (traod jury
were instructed 30 LOOK into the matter, and 80
go operate will: she District Actorney, ii III
dieting me oISenaeEs az "n2t7YsS 2li '@4'>' 'A>S
lnay have committed.
------"--.r~Aaz-A==
4 nu112'.a Of a:aulZs:sces, Will 71ounde1
Federal SotJers, from che Wilderness, arrived
49, ,..;s ..>a ,yeatar,Gaq roor7nc under caval
~
y 5S0o''
n Fair tor tiao oe0e1lt 0E tt>o rloF Is % <7
80 -, . ,,.,~, l>o. ,n oiioa On i<ine }Iof veel2
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The upper end of King street IS not cro#iea
with passengers and vehicles as 1t was q 'e"
weeks $50 and, indeed, there seems to be q
falling Of, lately, of sojourners here: IN al
quarters Of tbe city.
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DLSPATCH FRO}4 GEN, LEE.
Hons. ARuX NORTHERN VIRGINIA, J
June s, $50 ?. q,

Honorable Secretary Of War;
There hes been very little diminishing On *:za
lines to-day,
Ii was discovered early this morning thao
the enemy had Withdrawn rool the frorS q
General Eary on cur Ief:, AMI tro,a the mos9
Of the front q Geneyal An!axa}l4 "a tA2
centre,
Respectfully, &c, T. T. LIE: GoE~agal