The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02

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At ellkt laka BALI aaEs waa LAD 4
y rebels. 4. 1 q 49,.
- s., 8.
5 81 q 'AsIII ~ aaAEssk zs senat.
ment 81 tersisoe;si s,vss, ;ssss, ~ l,
i Montana.
ss Wi lkinsorx moved ~ ~; : l,,1s vva,R.
male inhabitants, and fnsart rIrais citi
II seps of the United States, % tiaose MI,
have declared thsfr intention q, kefe,.,s;
such. y 10
., ahe morning hour having expired %.
Dlll - na<as Ins ssecaM oraer ior g
IS. n
81 Erw YoRx. March an. =. 19;chr,ond ,,a
Il pers OF the 25th have heer, racaivad
The ENQUIRER saws Official ia,fsorfnat;or
has been feea;v,sR n ssks s1ss,,,. a
Iment 81 The lan6ino az Z larea Gaye ,s.t !,
the enemy ia 5Washington. 81. Ths
i recent heavv falI ~ s,,o, 8, ,siII i ,a,,s
step any movement into the interior tor
some y. Gays -.
las A.yHcnnnrg hepnDacan says fhe
ansess e last l IS, nave retreat,
Ta fight. q 30
The enlistment OF colored troops In
| Middle Teanessea coes on Tapidly.
/ AT Sheibyyills and Lebanon there are
i nearly five thousand men ready for the
field. d
4 !. a, .,s. -. -. a. u
has been nlaeed n command ~ sl.a 20 cv
! airy in Northern Alabama.
The enemy shows no d;sn,s;t;n,, 10 a., !.
GAGE o,r forces. Thay bays rst;rsa frnr,
our front and their rana,,t ranTa,,a,yfs
are supnoset3 q, I,s orIys racc,, No;
| :, =. =. - II. =" :
I MACON. Va March 2Z'--eIhe supreme
C9urt OF Vdeorgla have unanimously
amrmeo the constltntlonahty >of the
confederate anti substitute law. &c il,
| ten. Finnegan has sent cavalry. In
lahtry ana artillery to meet the Yankees
at fllatka. -, ta 49,. Il - a.
Al! quhet In the netghoorhood OF JACK"
sonTllie. Plckets report most OF the en-
envy lett. ...5 .,~.:
Muw.rxrp Erarch 20 .-Tbs Tr,;o,,
C4o,,,,.,, g. =. SF"l;..,,> - -. nI.-toJ
Soisr,4s a. ." a. pnI.:o 80
Snn.s;s,,c,,aI1. els $500. 0"''
1s AeA N1t4
CAIRo. March 30.-The latest informa.
ton from Paducah represents much ex-
element among the eitizens--fearinu an
other attack from Forrest, whose where.
abouts is not positively known.
The inhabitants are moving their goods
and valuables to place of safety.
r Vii On I'll,
IhicAoo, 91arch oo'- ne 1rouolss 10
Soles county were more serious Is tAiAh At
i'r ~, rePor'eo' c---..,, - ---...--
AHe FORCES sent from "iactoo o., pursue"
Sne lnsui Why mao Ielt l lsl sH:e
@.ia suoeeeUT,t IA '<.pt''iths ao1as tLil'J
ptIsoneiS. tieSe were ofSasht 20 NL"t,
Iooh' where the coPPe I '' IN tnAt ana
aqJo!niHs tp"nties pegah colieetlhe
sIou'tu' A01 'Ae iPosS VI Aese"itis 'AelF
Reports as vet are obscure, but Il is
known that considerable force is en-
trenched twelve miles from Charleston,
under the command of the Sheriff of
Coles county, who has been Joined by a
band of dcsperadoes from EDGAR county.
under command of the Sheriff of that
county, ..:.....@ ~. =
A spy sent out bv the insurgents. CAP
tured in the vicinity of Nation, this
afternoon, copfesses that a large force ia
at Copairus Mills. ten miles south. and
another force eight miles west of Mat
toom. -.
me 4lsI !llinois nave We Deen ordeTed
rom lamp 1ates' ana oVo men from IN
o'ahapons. r. ,r....-.
4 olsPasca rom Maetoon' at midnlgns,
rebels within three miles of that place.
An attack is expected tonight.
1t is believed that, with the united
efforts of the citizens ard soldiers in
camp. the place can be held until the
arrival of reinforcements in the morn
ing.
The excitement there is intense.
me NUMBER OF the insurgents Is prop
AMY eAasgeFa'eo' -.
louisville, March 30.-An officer di-
rect from. Eastern Kentucky reports o
large force of rebels concentrating at
Pound Gap, under ,Buckner.
He says the rebels have. collected Eve
uayS Eat''"S s'" NJ ems a ': :aaS al. an
800 aosiS ~ xa a,lu T.'' 20 N''Ao '''0 inc
IT, rohei $500 vb;c, oroc,ofa5
p;,1i;S c. sararaI dars -s;nna bova