Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27


ssas ~ e1jnfNdn(M
snstn them killing ard wosndfnx seorss.--
Tw@nty-avs negro rserutk vaee pkoG
shsy took I'll nsesasy thai eonid BE- -
IN the posksts 81 aifixsns or hossses ~
stthel iaSlpy jssSyaWN segjelrpu
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arzss and followed and overlook Quant-
Fsll IL zsiles soash sf Lswrsaes, whess !
&ght oseusvssI, bat she result Il anknswa.
Qasntsatl il o gaExsstinx towards Mir
seari, baxxing svesyshiAg On his rpnts~-
It i not expsesed that be will bs inter.
eepsed b. cur fosees sAd viii res awny
withaat serioaa loss. Bad lisste resist
anee Z sARds ~ ImwrsGwe5 eitGEsnx
we're shos doves u shsy rass throagh he
ssrecss iB s1esss 20 eseape, and bodies
were shrowa into wells an sissagns. A
raid Of this kind bad hsaa Ehreatensa BY
Quantresl and tha eisaxeas had ofgaaiz.
I'd military companies for defsacs, bat
later assurances from Qaansreil that be
would not iaysde Kansas, caused the
ab sadonnsnt III the orgaaisgsias.saad
gaeFTlllas found the sisJ snsirfIR1 1kanss*
Issss a larga train LEFT hsra &n1xsisA
supplies, clothing, psoyisionxsta s
Che sufferers.
The citizens of Learsnwogth hare open.
ed their dooss for all who shooso 10 come
hsre, many have already assiled them.
selves Of shess lospstslEsiss, feelings hsrs
as nRy bsssar agslaakstks e~onaAasssisr os
shis department. and District for being 90
wholly unprepa1ed 70 meet such eEaergen-
%, the ~eosaanding General was absent
from headquarters and did not know Of
the inTssioa until the dessgactioa of Law
reace was eumplesss eFeryshing was then
to fnterceps QnantFsl, but too late, q
ssasae authorities have now taken the mat
Ter snlu their own haads. Dol. Jsnnison
il about starting down the border with q
suissss feF@ to whip any aaaHabez of ssb-
els sAas caa BE- feana and n II fszt inter
fered With By the commander Of the de-
partaens, raids into Kansas will end With
this one, the msn comprising Quantrel's
principally those bands of guerillaR
who have been robbfng and numbering
the border for the past six months,
and have bad ample time TO p1spare sv-
that would insure success, two
banks we're robbed of everything the third
escaped esas sessszss ths sssg wasso great
rebels conld not ges the vaults open.
A telegram to the N. 4. Herald states
hat Lee has besa reinforced and the
ID that he Will attack the Fed,
sEal foreea, ~ y
4 Federal foras crossed the Tennessee
on the 2ad inst, and destroyed o
bridge, sevsriag the right and
left wing Of the Rebel array.
Th~adSaace Of the Federal Array ap-
before Oaasssnooga On the 2lsa
mat. and opened IRE npoa the Coated erass
Rsrks. Bat little damage vaa,ds4a =,
seps the destroying Of swo Steamboats, ly-
ia front of the city.
Gen. Steele has advanced 10 Clarendon,
Ask 1a1riAA ans eoassanaIy stsacking
bis rearguari,
The Steamer L xingson silsused = Goa
Fe,Ierae battery at Searey; Federal ioas,
sws klAsl aad seSea wounded. ia
Aasmadake has crossed the Arkansas
and joined Price.
Kirby Smith - supposed to be al Lit
tie Rock.
The Confederate Geas. Jahnsson aud
Bragg hare united their forces at CHAT
tansoga. q ft1
l2s bodies have been found and buried
ut Lawrence, Kansas. Lsae ia pursuing
Quantrils with sligha hOpss II ovegtAking
aud capturing hlm.
i telegram states that the Richmond
state that
"FE. Sumter is now in the hands Of the
felrrals; unable longer to Withstand the
u iOus Gre of she eneDy's land and va
Ter batteries, the noble old fort was after
= Enoss hsrosc fesistaaca of thirty days
iaaIly compelled 10 saccomo 10 the mex
Iaw OF force, and yield itself q
prey to invaders. The hated dag Of the
Union again waves dafantly to
he breeze in the haFbor OF Charleston,
and under the very eyes Of thu city,"