The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-30
ss,ives Il Congress iorffhe 6sst ard second
districts Of North Odroiina. Ell sesaoa ii

of some Of his craft he Was unable U pro.
ecute his mission to the extent desif10,-
The. expedition probably determined ID
fate Of two boat 9 crews Of Sir John franl
llin,s expeditien, who; ;p1rished sndeesotin
~ .returu.' He also lesrped that 6ve me
|vers captured from him at Froebishes
/ Bay on The 6rst voyage, .snd ident lied th
exact place Of their landing. Mr.. Hall es
plored ono thousand miles Of coast, includ
ing the 90. .callsd Frpebisher's Straits, whic
prove TO be deep bay. The George Hen
n was about 20 start for the States. 10 o.
toher, 1851, bus was prsssatsd By ics unit
tAA 9th inst, IL asflI sTa Z 8sacg esa
Fortress Monroe. Aug. 81. I
Williamsburg was evacuated By she fed
srals at 4 o'clock p. m: yesterday. Il
reported the town was burned last nigh
The rumor needs con6rmstion. @lsss ap1
Memphis, Aug. 20.
4 One thousand three hundred guerillas sr
opposite Helene committing depreciation
in that vicinity. i They hsve burDsd loo
bales OF cotton.
Iiindman,s forces are reported moyin,
west from Little Rock, for fear Of an sd
vance by the fsderals. They taks all NOV
able property in the country with them.
Yesterdays Bulletin thinks Brsgg's for
ces are now at Chattanooga and will sool
move on Nashville tHH 7aif b'at7Aa 'a4e'
The southern country 10 COM mpletely over.
run With guerillas nothing like il knowt
before. Conscription has taken all between
the ages Of eighteen and thirty ave, anG
then the militia takes all between thirty iiv.
and flfty, leaving bnt few men at home to,
any purpose all business is suspended il
MiseissIppi-nothin but war thought Of.
f''aa ~ aI 49, 9I. !. 4
.es9. $50 a.sfat %. fsu.s avg. %o:,
Parties from tne scene 9, inolsn ols'
sssUsooe 'esoue1 :,
State scouts estimate tne nG"oer zoo %
.n'tee @ aiteady k,.'ou oy .ue S.ou .ss y. voo' !.
n1 opfOu = 1sssS 49, -. "a. a ,..;is
6od'es aiscovereo slonK w losus soo 'l"''.
T. = oeiievea an '1e mss!ons..es INV. .S.;. oee'
killed. Ov'i..eu luu:ans eA0eeu 'n 'nel - ~
age oretnren e' ~ astIoc.s'es. r..
an inselpreter aoy .ne uaMe =. yuyr,
who spent the most oI n's liIe among ~
Indians, voiunteereo 70 Ko ssone' srus"pk
to his knowledge OF tne ioolans, and oy
painting 10 savage lnuap s.y'e, 20 escape
detection. he proceedeu 70 TUG uPPer
Agency AZ nlgnt. Ine pace was htera,'y
san... snS $50 ,hs former oocnnants -.
;ns Sssd-aome inside OF the houses, and
acme scatt cred in the yards. He went to
Hon. j. r. Browns house. The family-
numberine l8-were oil murdered. He also
viaited Beaver Greek, and found so families
massaored. He went to every house, and
recounized the bodies Of nearly ell the
fsm;i;ee az former inhabitants, g
Frevnor. in writing to Gov. Ramsey from
Henderson On the 2ist. saya he left For,
Rideelv at S O'Clock in the morning. There
we're then 1000 lndians around Fort
R,dpeIy. He thinks other tribes are joining
the Sioux.
Areiable letter dated Glencoe 2lst, says
's:he injury. sustained py the stampede o.
$500 sS Sasn,.,,nr ~ : h.rdIv ID ~ found n the
Son,h a. n Mcleod. MecFer and Rirley
oomrt;as In this and adjoining counties
ali ava;iah,a horassa beine rathered up.-
E.-Covsrno. S;hlv IL no1 marching to the
-ai;.f ~ Eort R;doelv. He reports that the
S;oux hands are united 10 carving out the
Sesne, % s,a soheme: and he further saws he
-;lI +. oclv ton h.nnv To Rnd that mower
-, ":,h S,has ,ho... os'''.' s'''' - -, " = -
'''' -" ~, 49, .1s,fs.l d
aa.ts a.ta, Memphis, Aug. ~.
!, A gunboat reconnoisance below Napoleon
in Arkansas, Was made, and all WAS Iound
quiet. i
The Grenada Appeal continues 70 assert
that the general movement OF the Confede-
rate armies west was to take place immedl-
ately; and that Tennessee and Kentucky
will soon be in their possession.
T0n thnnaand 1U0PiIlaa burned all the