The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

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ANOTHER FIGHT !.
OFFICIAL ME w 8
!. 10000 s;
REBELS RUBBEDOUT.
GEN. POPE IS ON THEPoToM4c.
Besides various other goods4 q en1s.
!" Bull Rum reversed |!
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s7g OR, REBEL
Reverses at 1Bull Run !"

@ Des Moines, Aug. 20.
Nothing further of reported lndiau
troubles. II is believed reporss. are exsg
gerated. The following letter is oil that
can be reliably traced:
Estervillc, Iowa, Aug. 26-8, A. n.
TO C, B. Richards, Fort Dodge. 5slas
write to inform you concerning mat
/ ters up this way. The whole settlement up
at jackson have just arrived here fright
ened of BY the indians. The facts, rs near
as We can gather them are these: A boy
came in from the settlement to jackson,
wounded 10 the arm BY bullet quite bad
w.. He stated that the Indians came to his
fathers house, and commenced killing their
hogs. He was frightened and rao, pursued
By an Indian, who fred upon him aud
wounded him, % stated above. He sue
ceeded 10 eluding bis pursu r, arrived at
Jackson, and 10 now heres He heasd firing
after be left, and be thinks bis parents are
murdered. The jackson folks think that
the whole Norwegian settlement above Bel
mont are murdered, numbering nearly 81
persons. hope it will not prove as bad as
that. That there is bad work up there,
have no doubt. Could you not raise
company, and come to our relief 2 have
been here Eve years, but this is the frat
really alarming report l have heard from
the Indians. The people up this way have
cried wolf 90 often, that am afraid that
now the wolf has really come. The people
your way wiiIshs slow 10 coming 10 our aid.
Yours Truly, TfE9t@ 81
1s@Rf0 e'f.aTabiss1o A. JENKrNs, p. M"
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ton from Davenport to Fort Dodge, TO be
used for defense. -. -, ....t'.
fas es bib $50 New York, Aug. 29.9
Ia The Newark Mercury this morning says:
A special messenger reached Trenton last
night with dispatches from the War De
partment to Gov. Olds, to forward every
man enrolled to Washington, whether
equipped or not.
Inst evenings Washington Star says =
The Postmaster at Fairfax Court-honse has
arrived. He left there Thursday morning.
He reports seeing bright light soon after
leaving. .@1 H@ a. os3t1 naF .@sasiI
The Star adds tho following: The enemy
Is eucamped $1,000 or $4,000 strong at
Gainesville, near Manassas Junction. G29t'
The Star also Gess the rebels have sue
ceeded in throwing the most Of their army
scross the Rappahapnock, at the base Of
Blue Ridge, and afeioA Assing them at White
Plains, seven miles from w srrenton.si 1t 10
evident they intend 10 get between Pops's
army and the fort,6cat,ons around WASH
iogton; having done 90, they will have .
lively time getting out OF this position. q
The movements OF our vast army, now in
the enemy's rear, leads to the belief that
a very few days will see the end of the reb.
els ip arms in Virginia. Twenty y-foar hours,
Gays the Star, will solve the problsmr s2fsE
Gen. H0oker's Division had an engage
nent on. Wednesday morning With large
rebel force near. Rs,stow's Station, lasting
all day. Gen.. Hoeker drove the. rebels
step BY step back to Manassas. Our loss
in this DIVISION is 800. - Z aa
The same evening there was an engage
ment between Scammes'a Brigade and q
heavy force of rebels, fev%he possession OF
the Railroad bridge at Bull run. The -reb-
els held possession as nightfall, but it was
believed Scammon would disledge them
Thursday morning. 4gs.. ~
Al 2 O'Clock Thursday morning large
portion of Tsylor's New Jersey Brigade
was captured ut Fairfax Station. .a4s
On Thursday night the rebels burned the
bridges at Accatunk and Pope's Run, and
are supposed to be moving OF to evade
pursuit. - .rs .+g. !
The Alexandria correspondents Of the
Philadelphia Enquirer, dated on Thursday,
says The enemy succeeded 10 holding their
Own ID the vicirity Of Msnassas, and got
down as fsr as burk's Station on Wednes-
DAY night. Various rumors are aa"at, but
none are SLOWED TO 20 down tho road but
L tAFHA AuA
troops gitsEs sal.a no af
St. Louis, Asgs g..
| A. detach mept Of State Militia thirty in
uumber, Who we're stationed ct 9Ashley, in
Pike ccuuty, we're attacked by $50 guerril.
las, on, Thursdsy.g After fighting % hour.
the rebels left, carrying Of their dead and
woundsd. .ag sdJ bssaaa 81 5safagn Zs
Asssem SIS. Il Chicago, Aug. %. q
Aldispatch from Celumbus, Nebrasta,
says there is trouble between the Yanktou
Sioux, and the Pawpees. The former at
tackled the Pawnee village on their. fesef
Walton, killing twelve or fourteen squaws.
The whites in the neighborhood manifest
no slarn, % the Sioux have not troubled
them vet. 2!'lf n : 5.'2 ts9
Nothing further from the reported trou.
| bles IN northern Iowa. 1t 10 believed the
first report wss exaggerated.
j 60 Philadelphia, Aug. 90.
The Baltimore American has letter de-.
ted at Alexandra, at 3 O'Clock p. m. Of
Thursday, which says our troops we're being
pushed rapidly forward from there. ,...,,l
i Gen. Mcclellan had visited Washington,
aud accepted command OF the army Of Viz.
Fusitives from Manassas and Fairfax
report ! conaagrstion visihle in the direc
4 tiou OF the latter place. 1t was supposed
/ that the Government stores had been de-
i stroyed. il is also said the rebels have de-