The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-11

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sea lisssas
yansed S1pSe A5s
tinee and ven ensrenskad positSas SD
The other sorpa ARE II
cd works ard various IS II
leas importance, from ftlas5 love
the under Hancock,
cAfS afore him, capturing
guns, prisoners and .colprs, but owing 70
Tie sIsls 60 sqsulsll
tass1asa shseg .LsSf oxis Il ss!saa - yras.asas
Pc Our isSeA Sss 10 work lmEAeasately 90
aEseng their ~ made pos tlop va !
- prisenars Aaken2aFs fsoEn al sePrpssef
Zee afnfy; siiOtF ling the enemy slsas used
everything he can Command =, IN 3 d
June J, DIP ms--Ihas sRans made vi
night attack oH the I'd corps hast aight j,
|, In which he was repnIsed With great tos S
s. Sheridan took Rattems Badge 1Ast
night. fFs41 sisssT !5ias @li3 rse Stt&Easg
Uaanonadiag has opened on otr right
No musketry fire yet. sg.aal %
- Anoths Tribune correspondents 8 says Of
Friday fight; a,sg sssga - sstJ
Owing 30 the formidable character OF
the enemy works i was deemed nnpoh1
tic to Continue the assault ~ e,lfI
At noon our men rested in ewpesitions
after making them irnpreghgbae. :aal /.
he ADVANCE aapoll desc works was SIM
Infamous. Brooks and sDiilssl hFigades
formed 2 ifnes, proceeded by the l48th
Pennsylvania. As active as skfrgaishe9Fs
| they led the sehargd charging the works
kats the point of tho baYonet, driving she
enemy from them in 4 eaasasion; bat the
rebels made adesperata charge while we
we're reforming and dfpTe our men out a
few yards from the works Here strong
works were constructed and held in spite Of
their efforts to,disledge ns.
: In Barlow's ghargs ia, prisoners, one
color and 6 pieces itaken.4t Col. Morris,
Tth Newly otk artillery, was about to turn
them on the aeneny hen he was charged
upon By ogeEpoEering masses and com
Epellad 10 RetSrs. s's5sss raj se ~ rs= ls'a:o
+ Another correspondent says ofohe
thiRg the, enemy must be satisfied he
cannot break our lines through, nor drive
our men from their positions, though he
pile every man of all his corps upon any
point Of our line 9,~ s4e,s,' -..~.,. { ,
f. i tribune correspondent at Coal @Har-
Der, 9Th, 8 a m, says: ... = ~
- .zoo-+a;v,oI -, +hnk thu
enemy has Withdrawn his forces. from our
right and front st Bethsaifa Church, and
nov and then cannon is heard, probably
from urseayRlry harrassing their retreat
iRg column
Grant saws the capture of Richmond is
only question Of time: He is confident
he has the ability to take it,
The Herald correspondent with the eth
army corps, June 4th, says:
81, The enemy evacuated in the night,
their positicHi Their retreat was most
precipisate,. CUPS, knapsacks and camp
eqnipage being left behind.
Ewell has iailed again oturn our right
There is new no enemy in front Of our
corps. L
. Head correxpondent With 9th corps,
June 4th, II a II, says;
1t the charge upon the rebel works the
veteran corps was magnifceatly brave
At night, after driving the enemy out Of
their works, our men lay wishiH 100 yards
of them Daylight revealed the fact that
the enemy had left in great haste. An
abundance of.musketry was left standing
on she earfhKorks. The corps inme-
diately advanced, but without any enemy
visible. vacated the feld, which shsws
Ewelfs corps terribly beaten.
Washington, June IA dispatch from
Sherman, at noon of the 9Th. says:
Tam now on the railroad at Ackworth
Station, and have full possession forward
TO within 6 miles of Marietta. All is
we'll.
Dispatches from Grant are received,
bat they report only certain changes in
the disposition of corps and contemplated
operations, Everything is going on we'll.
The chief quartermaster of the army
reports from personal inspection of the
depot at " bite House, that everything is
in most efficient state. An nesdful
supplies are on hand,
(Signed) 81. h.. STANTON.
New York, May GA longletter from
Fremont, accepting the nomination, con-
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