Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

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Sinss oas last issue there has bsea q
considerable movement suaong the troops
Of both armies, bot 20 far no inpogtazt
battle has beaa fought. The axtsns of
the Coafsasssks raids into Pennsylvania,
indiana and Maryland. and the Aneant
Of damage done in those States has not
been aacessaiued, at least il asoersaihsd
it has nss hssu aaadespahlic. Aboat all
vs. know about ths Gonfsdagsss opeFs-
| tons in those Ssases 80 that ''they ara
there or thasabouss," and are helping
themselves to horses, cattle, booss, shoes
elothing and sach other things q they
stand in need of, and are tsndeEiag PAY.
msnt In Confederate Grssnbaska.
The following comprise the moss i'm
portxnt events which have been made
public relative TO the operations Of the
Array during the psss wsek:-Ths snip
Crown Point Capt, Gin, from York;
April 9Th, for San Frsneisec. wa esp
tursd by the psrass Florida On the 18th
Ea Asy, 10 LAT. ] lon. "a. She was h.
sared againss capture for $So,o0Os priD-
cipally in Boston.
In the cavalry ssht beyond The Rsppa-
hanaock, Of the 9th, the federal loss
fooas Up e3I in killed, wounded and raiss-
ing. The nunabsr killed does BOT exceed
100 and lsss than 100 mtasing; loss in
horses aaaouns TO l,545. The rebel loss
As pear az can be ascertainsd ID l,zoo
killed and wounded snd 200 taken pris-
onsvs. Their loss in horses in same pro-
portion.
Three haudrsd rebel cavalry came 70
Hancock, Md, and burned the aazal
boats there. Col GslIighsrss cavalry
subsequently, drove them away. Another
force attempted 70 destroy . lsrgs cai-
vsss opposiss HAnooek, but alter an
hours Rght aAsy were driven Of.
The Balsiaurs Anssrscass Of the 18th
fnsG, consaius de following Aooay OF
rebels crossed Che Potomac last nighs neaE
Poins Of Books and captured about 3u
at our cavalry, Another body crossed
further up and bad q Gghs with u cay
airy at OataekliB Station. Result M
known. 4 train of t~sensy.thrss cars
from Harpsr's Ferry for BaisiHaore vita .
few passengers were captured al poin'
of Rocks. The train wss barnsd, pas
sangsEs carried Oh, and The telegraph
line eat In ssyersl places
The St Louis Dssmocyats Vieksougs
Dispatch says Ga lass Saturday morning
our approaches from Shsrman's oorpa
wsre pushed through 70 the rebel ria'
piss and within 20 yards Of q Of theiI
bassions. The e.azny threw lighted shells
over the parapets on QUE approach ans
rsceiyed in return Is hand grenades, q
Of which exploded driviag them OUT
The rebels on Friday cat away the aaaeel
lin the rsaz Of their linas and opened O
a. With IL inch shells and tive "a thrs'
siege guns. Gen. Lagan silencsd shei
norsars With his 90 p0aadeE parrots 40
, % poanasrs. The gunboas MaFEaoE'
. DESTROYED the the town Of kunice.
a a-ssaehaasns sf Gem 5snkias foroe
Of mounted infantry, usdsr Col. farga
500, sssassd Ill Counslsburgs Pa oash
: lgsh, the town Was so completely take
By surprise sAas the sisisena we're anahi
10 escape. Ths rebels drove Of aboa
1 $4,000 worth OF ssssie-a rebel wa
] shot through the neck By ON unknow
1 p~srsoa, this 90 ~sxsspssassd his sonapaa
lens shasthey lhfsassd % burn The tSs
D basr snally assisssd and resssassd n u
d;ressipn Of HaDeeek. aeia&
The RicAsaona psspaaahel ss inst OoE
taias dispateisss from Savannah =
nouacing the capture Oh tia confsdssal
steamer fingal sfssr sn sssisn Of dir
ir Rsssnssa p.pssssf .As adsA say Das
= an. Ga. - sbayssd bs Esdsrs4s On 4
lin inst., - II How sne plzaa Vt Ash
and bisrksnsd thinnsys& 8sssa FEEDER
+ irsa dads wsrs b. Bf1nsNsnk, GA-s ~
s~ laares forces had landed fKan transport
III isdisuApcIis, lad, JuEe 20.-Di
q pssohes hare bean received ~ ths4 Gore
sOr,s ofkne, stating that scsns sw0 hn
z I'D rsbsd ~sesalry srossesl the Ohio re