The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-04

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| The Clinton County Hexe + GaGEDs q
tsasksd iOhhhp IersssSu Su'ssgussillas y ~
days since, killing Fergusos; sad Is oshe
/, Bragg's fesces are reported At Mid6lS
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lasTbe eisygjs 'qaiss ysboogh ghushs ssssses .hsy'
heep blocked np all day with Bueil's fopeA
tpaSsiinrg through, t. thsdr camping groand
liz The vicinity. fbs markets ,lyel sllSos
Idrained of''the teceeseriss sof lie. from. ~
Hact of the .prosdsver' q m,lhetmsn As1)
Espt back. tR%faSesa AZ, ,fapidl Fstossinl
|liquor is allowed to be sold. sg,ei atzg
J, - Baltimore, Sept. IT.
The American correspondents at ShGrps.
burg, 24th, says; Since the irebe's were
drives iover the Potomac our forces pave
made frequent dsshes acroae. !, A. few days
since one, company of othe. 5th New Ycfk
brought back, Eve brass pieces. Yesterday
the. ,6cd Pepnsy lvania .croased below Shep.
ardstown and captured 400 rifles, marked
|ssLoudon, s62,,'' and one l2-pounder, Eng.
iist manufacture. There piekets in all
cases fall backson our appfoach. The bulk
Of the rebel forces seem pto remain along
the Potomac. Our reconnoisances gehe-
rally end them in, stropg fcrces and the
smoke Of their camp fres seem TO be oppo-
site all the. various fords: :. These manifes-
iatiops are not altogether TO be trusted, %
il 10 q part Of the rebels tactics to show the
most activity where they bare the leas,
force, and it must be difficult to feed their
large army at point so far from railroad
communication. .4es ,,e.,s,aes.s
4 suspension Of picket firing across the
river has been agreed upon ss T. -.
a g: syaorI Fl. Monroe, Sept. Is. +,
q Tie Richmond Wing of the 25th, says
~ A. reipf forcements have reached Lee since
the battle of Manassas, enough to replace
bis loss 10 the recent battles. ~ {
The yellow fefer, at Wilmington, n c.,
is very malignant. aaIsi
The Richmond Dispatch abounds in the
most unmitigated lies 10 regard to. the bat
ties il Maryland. Il says that Lee repuised
Mcclellan on the 18th, and pursued him 90
18th, aud again defeated bim on the l9th.
all the rebel papers received here claim
victories in the recent battles, and call on
the people not to believe one word con-
tained in Northern papsrs about Northern
.asccssses.s : It says McC Ciellau's account Of
these battles fully eqpals Pope's,for mis-
repsesentation. hss ..9fa esf 8le 5 "
In the Rebel House Of Representatives,. Mr..
Hin Introduced bill providing for forti-
fioations along the rivers of Tennessee and
,Alaoana, and for fthe construction Of II
more, gun boats for the protection OF thoss
rivers. .bs sisEqgf . s.sbsa 81 asaaET
"a ,4ag Philadelphia Sept. 26.
The Washington Star OF yeserday says
our pickets occupy the country 10 'Yirgiuia
three miles ont from Harper's Ferry, 1t is
evident there will be @ movement OF Nc
C,lallan,s army soon, as the army has beea
properly supplied by the Quarter MASTER.
Department.. Our troops are in. the best
possible spirite, and eager for the. fray
The rebels occupy Warrenton With single
regiment, This is the Dearest point q
Washington at which they hare any force.
ts sra sis'isT Fort Monroe. Sept. 20,
aThe Richmond papers seem unwilling 20
ackuowiedge the extent OF their recent re-
verses. They say that only one or two di-
vision hate been withdrawn from the Mary.
land side Of the Potomac, 70 resist the COD.
tenplated movement Of Burnside upon the
confederate lines. z'.l-[.. = :,
"A corhmunication ia the Richmond Wbig
OF the Gath, says that Gen Thomas divis-
ion Of the Federal army. still remaips in
Nashville, but were making Preparations 50
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/ eaa 8, -. a,,. Philadelpbis, Sept. ~.
Passengers from Fortress Monroe report
that. important military movements have
been in progress in that vicinity for severAl
DAVIS A,division marched from Suffolk q
few DAYS since, in the direction Of Black
water railroad bridge, for the purpose Of
i,sercepsiDg the rebel rear guard, supposed
10 be. marching, on Norfolk. The enemy,
hovever, having heard Of eur approach,
cond not be found. i5slsa sra 8astsa
81 Great naovements OF rebel troops are re-
ported between Richmond and Petefsburg;
Several. forag,ng expeditions from Norfolk
have brought in great quantities OF wheat
and corn; large numbers Of negroes wsra
also brought in. - ~ t5s...4s -,
A rumor in Washington says the ,Presi.
dent contemplates issuing. q proclamation
making Florida q cotton plantation, invi-
ting. laborers, white and black, TO- settle
there. They will have ample protection
from the navy and army. Florida will be
reduced to . Territorial condition. The
NOV eunens is said to be preliminary to the
policy to be adopted hereafter, with Other
ssnthern States. a.ss i.4 .i..yspg ssr 81
"A report from ApalachNcola; rays two
rebel iron clad gun boats wers nearly ready
for service there. thl
~, ns s'asissl ace New York. Sept. q. :
The Tribune's Washington Dispatch has ,
lruuor shas Seward is about to resign hil
nerslolio OF the State Dspartuens 80 Ed
fwssd Everett. The yum0fgrews out Of th.
fass that, Aif. .EverestpN in Wsshiugton q
Mr.. Lincolp,s invitatiop. M sbusinesss sela,
sing 20. ous ioreigu AGairAY in regard Il
which his views are understood to diifel
from Ssward's.
+ ,, New, York. Sept ~.
The Times has pevs from Winchester &
| Wednesday, AslarEe force Of rebels Yer
| there, much demor allied. apd sufsfipg 70
want 81 food. All the negroes in th
neig ghbortoqd have been impressed TO gvosl
on Shs sfortifcstions. The rebels are appre
! hensiys that their comn unicatioA and sup
plies will. be cot, ,of by :, moy snept ,frol
tWashipetoH On. Gordoussille. All The pab
lilo huiidings, and : large number Of privaf
IdwsLliIgs u WiOchesssr, are used for boz
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