The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-04
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Our whole Army going fOrna =
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And taking everything with it
-FOUR HOURS HlRVH FR0H RICHMOND

Potomac, 9th, 6 a. ~. which says: g.
The whole army Is again in. notion =
Hancock, in advance, is followed BY
| Wright Gen. Warren is joining US hav-
| iag ,broasht ap the rear Of our former
right wing over North Anna. Burnside
will cross at County Ridge and bring up
our rear. + g.: ! @--.s ..-%4-Gs T j
The army moves With a celebrity never
known before. .-.-.
| We viii maks2l1 milesby night. sher-
idan il ahead securing the country.
Lee evidently thought we were going
to turn his left flank and gire him battle
on the north side Of South Anna, but he
Is ou.gencrlled, and by night we will be
within hours march Of Richmond.
The whole country hereabouts is plant
Cd with corn, which makes excellent pas
ture.
We sweep all before us. Horses, cat
tie, mules aud cohtrabanas, all fall INTO
our train.
New York, May 3O.--A dispatch from
Wheeling states that Gen. Hunter has re-
duesd his army to light marching order
and moved it from Cedar Creek-has il
sued an order that the army is to live
upon the eouatry through which it passes
Washington; Nay 30--A telegram
from Gen Sherman, dated Dallas, 18th.
reports that on Saturday an engagement
occurred between the enemy and Nc
phcTson' corps. The rebels were driven
back with a loss Of $500 killed and
wounded, left in our hands. and about 300
prisoners, Our tss is not over $40.
(Sicneh STANTON
Washington, May ga dispatch
from Grant, dated Hanover Town, 18th,
9t..;es that the army successfully crossed
p,munkl aud now occnpies the front
about ) niles south OF the river.
Yesterday ; divisions oI our cavalry had
an engagement with the enemy south of
IIowes store, driving him about a mile,
upon what appears to be his new line
We will tinl vut all about it to-day.
Oar lsss in the cavalry engagement is
So killed and wounded, Of whom but II
are known to have been killed.
Most Of the enemy's dead and number
Of their wounded, fell into our hands
Another official dispatch, dated 2 m,
yesterday, details announcements Of several
corps then IN progress, but up to that time
there bad been no engagement
(SigncD STANTON.
New York, May 31.-Testcrday after.
Moons Commercial says:
1t is rumortd that strong clique has
engaged to put up the price of gold to 200
during this week
The demand yesterday was almost ex-
elusiveIy speculative. Sales as high as
% closing at clock at about SO,
The Commercials letter from Buffers
army, 18th, says:
An expedition of some magnitude is
about starting Their destination Is a Sc
tret. Two or three days viii determine
it.
.. Chicago, May 31,-The tax bill was
under consideration IN the Senate yestar-
DAY
tonness moved in lieu of tax Of 5 per
, cent On gold and silver productions from
lursz mmes, beds Of rivers, &c, the fol
lowing. which WIS adoP ed
On buIiign in bump, ingot, bar or other-
wise, duty Of hall OF one per cent ad
I valoraa. to he payed BY the ass.tyer Of the
same. who skill stamps product OF assay.
| Washington, midnight, May 3o-A
| port3uti Of Buffers force ii Bermuda Hun
ttred act required Tor defensive operas ions
Fh4Re beeH2tftii54tasruSd ut7def 'eaifirs,ftd III
Gen smith, To the army of the Potomac.
| and ssuppose1 by this time to hmve formed
ia junstun...' ."a- .. . .#.,,d s1e@ ia !
! q dispatches frufn Gun 6anby gay hsfiss
4tantdselgaan gagged gresupplyiae stEoops
brought back by Steele and banks, and
qrgalslzla stha tcscsss Of the West eiissis-
aippi division, which now. Includes the
agp1F ! !!l';H's IS 'I AA.s+".s- AFkaasas and
Lguisiaaa. J..sta,. d ,,gstf
Rosecrans, Steele and Banks remain il
Eessnuiaaa Of their respective dspaEsIhents
Iaader orders from Gen Candy, hiss raaa-
i sons besssg ssEaaesss fAae fasasaHay aaa
l, nsw exeroas Cen glliissaaan III The
aeparlanslsta led Gsamber-
land sla.s nj tsss3s
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