Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-10
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ms oonssdsFasss eapsursd Oh sAs siss
alt, sAs q. .. gsnhoas Uaaines aad swe
transports near Jacksonville % tAs Tsa-
assses Riyaf. a.
Aparsy Of ensrsalIas shaa assasksa =
company al sslorsd sroopa asas osasiak,
"a, q tas s sis. = =. sssss sFalsad loAa
| rot stated. @
A aght sosk plaes o. tbs 2ssA Of LAS
monsh besween 500 Missoari and Kansas
troops aaa . eeasiasFahls soafsasfals
iorse aeax CAndsa. Arr. Ths aghs last
I'd shsss hoars aaa rssulted u sssfed-
srass rssx@~s isssisg I'll sAsis camp saaIp-
pa - and u nm killed. Tha federal los
was n killed.
A sxEs ssssrrsd % ths s0sh nib, neaE
ssasa, Va, between she sth cavalry and
| porsies Of nosby's gasssillas which RE-
suited In ths roass d lie lassss. RsdaE~
Il loss 3 killed and ! wounded. oonfed-
arass losa greater inolading 10 pFisonsFs.
The sonfsdsrasss mads . raid upon the
lLouiuills and Nsshsills Raiiroaa % %
III inst, They eapsarsd and killed sassz~
al negro soldiers lore ap . pozssoa OF
shs Railroad track and then rskssassa IL
haste. On shs 3D. Inst, > ooafsasrsss
fierce assappsad 70 sFoas d sAs month of
Blss Wassr aaa we're repulssd BY federal
Heroes with asnasdeeahlsloss. Three reg
limsnas Of rehel cavalry are reported be-
tween DesasaE and 0earslsad. Fesrsas
With o sssalrs forOe 10 repoEssa nsar
lJohnssnviIis
On tbs All inst, d daylight, the gun"
boat usdlne, eaptared few dags sines
Eby rebels, came through she shnss a.
IRsynoids leland, landed rebel troops
who then fired hsz and left. Al ! s'olosk
IguBbosss Key Weas and Elm steamed
down neas Wsss side Of RsynoldssuFg
Island from JobasonVille, and engagea
rebel battery Of "a p0aDd Parross guns.--
IGunboass we're driven back, badly dam
aged, TO Johnsonville, 81 B oheloek T.
Ii. Eaemy's batteries opposite, ADORE
and below JonnsOnvilis opened Oh the dis
Iabled guaboats, they responded antii thsiE
ammunition was exhausted, thee blew ~
boats. Crews are At fort 10 JohosonViils-
Riehm0ad papers OF the Ala, have fol-
Ilowing concerning the sinking OF the Al
bermarl and capture of Plymouth. Ths
Dispatch says: "The capture eF PIP
mouth, N. O., by the enemy is e<p!aiaes
, iby later accounts, lack of sathsien
! watehfulness on the part Of oaE troop
ssena to have been tbs prime cause o
The loss Of the town. e.
Thursday eysniag parry Of IL mel
belonging to the blockading asss in al
bermarl sound, or 10 miles from Ply
mouth, took q small torpedo boat an
started for plymoath, On the way she..
found a small boat containing 8 OF ca
men, in the river, standing there as
picket guard, bal all Of them being aslse
they we're taken prisoners thea proceed
ing TO Plsmoash they found Tho Alderman
at Der wharf, and running the torped
boas under amidship blew her up, saus
ing damage from which she sunk
Infantry was stationed on the wharf
0 whe fred on the assaulting party, and 81
: ssr sks AsbeEmaEl sank captured ID
: whole of them. No one wss killed, cal
q one wounded, There was No force OF tn
y enemy near Plymoash With the sxceptio
i of 5 or 6 gunbOats ia tbs sound, bat tt
il loss of the Albernarl opened Roanoke
!, them, hence the fali Of pfysoash.
al Capt. Roberts, IL 10 stated, commando
the AIbeEmarl, II is understood the
sers very few man On board al the ia
J. OF The explosion OF shs torpedo"