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

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e Ihe following ollSiel kspost koe - -
e1iyed ~ Gen. A4lIeelk & 81 81 q - @'
Or Joes, IS Soesk l1p0pA s. - 90
, ~. i. "a voaa6s - "a ~ riSssiSe.i ri
~. ,euS tillsd ~ 9el0- 1s:aisd
!. ~. spisotse !, ssssss slYslffs,.s'.s
ssss 49, Oagts, Aseiotoak 1esneaeap e.
anl.ShAvas otpesjeoeulljue - Anrisl 81
,aehe 1m1Eooys ~ o6cut o. seAosee.d
go - b1ried MOI The Aeld nt AZ.
Stesen b. OR trospG. Pteviouo . ihil.
/ heNsvar, shs fsbsls ebad buried nsny 81
49, onn Odd. Upeh d.steut tofsious Of
~ aaesle 1eld whsts Try I'D Sosaapsd
.atles ~ hattie prob Ably 40: 1ttiqasine
4 g 80 tas s9sel ~ oesg s. rebels killed
ylih ne lMe petelee yoolo Apop0t q 5000
Aseofdipe a IL lstie q orr ssn killed
{ ~ ueunde9: this Eoald Dats .their lots il
wounded l0,tUV, % nearly - 80 b dete4s
oined.' TIA uuooer o. plisonees taksphy
euf troops u the tNo battles, wass % the
Lwsee eettnase 1,O0O; q tAesss LOO we're
wounded. Ih6 nskss TIE rebel loss, In
billed, wounded and rrieoBeFo, - ,642. IL
viii b observed shis dssssos issasds ssrag-
7 elere, the uumbsr. Of whom ere eaid TO be.
b. csiisens, very large. + may safely be
ecncluded tho rebel army lost g leaat 30,I'
600 Of their troops from the time or army
Afss encoantered them u Meryland until
they we're driven back INTO NiIGinis. We
!; captured Is guns, saiaeons, 9 linhsrs, u
1eld forges, 2 eaissop bodice, y solors and
J signal des. We heye pot loat assiDGls
son Or color 10 this pa'ae: Fourteen thou-5
= $50 sns'! Arm: wsfs eoslsc1ed. hesldes .
large member sn'cs wesesesrfssd % ~ tho
citizens. ~ oooth aoeneaio no collection
o. small arms was mace, o.inkto the haste
o. the rursuis from appoint.
..al.. 6'eoed' McCLEILAs. Z
New York, Sept. 80.
A Washington letter 10 the Commercial,
dated the 10Th, says that ~ 600, troops left
the city, but whera they had gone il NOT
stated. 800; g.4Ts.. Il ii s,fef}srnsfsgs
The Star OF the 2oth reports reoannois-
anee 70 WarreDton Junction; without find.
! ing any signs OF the enemy. Il doubts the
sesor. about Lee. na.lnR serious move-.
ments to re.cross INTO 1aryland. II says
: 1O,OUW Troops ieIs. - esninkson lass n'gnt 10
one o!reetioSs ana 1 an 't oody 10 another
direction. -. g.F
IN % :,ys = sos S Ss., mat
vu AosS0N mslcnes, 4SIV.s sno mVunshlns 20
Wnee'ing, apo thence 70 fittsDufgs ana C,n-
SiopaI,, soo .neq Iosm Junetson w,sn Mr. ~
Dy smith ana bragg ~ ksDtQoky. The
star intlmetsa snss He!nsslmsn - IN po.
s.tlon 20 intsroeps the latter movement OF
sns feoei army toward haonaese.
z i.1ldT yaL.'itio i4 Cincinnati, Sept. 80.
Gen. Morgan left Cumberland Gap about
two weeks a-o,, With 81 his forces. 1t is
supposed be IL marching in . North easterly
direction, and will strike tbs Ohio River
somewhere about Portsmouth. He brought
away all Of his artillery and stores, and
blocked up the Gap. 10 % to render It inn
psssibis. 8 .zgE Is = ,sx<x
a.Aff n Baltimore, Sept. 80.
- Gov. Bsadford to- day ismed . procla-
nation rendering thspks to Gen. Mcclellan
asd Bic gallant ofhcers and men under him,
for their distinguished skill and gallantry
in expelling the rebel army from the State
OF Maryland. 81. ~ Es II
t"st.I .fai . far'7H Fort Monroe, Sept. %.
The Charleston M,rcury OF the 18th says
there are grounds for believing the enemy
10 sending heavy reinforcements to Hilton
Head and along the shores Of Broad river.
, body 81 troops. ..-} G l.}XE
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