The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-06-18

iEleF OF tb6 Hfzz 4ss Sc s. - 81 Il tic i :
More than 10 S. ssx sEe III a "
dsgonsille, Ca - ,f1l IL : DO
have died tlsefe IS 3 zakl
ia So PSI day with prssses - inersssS
G2n ~ Hfh oyer Loo Naze III M sas.t
irons ehnaoad. Il hszxIx fiflfH V
asmesaa dap1s.
uaipa alssra = suarsersd !. sses
The WorEda VI ashingsoa @ssiaE |.
An inf6rnaal Messiah Of the Repish);esis
members coneidsred Ehs $500 exenJtioa.
many deaaing a issind icsans. The a..
pFsssion b s. w0a PISS ahe HOUSE. &
Witlsna ~ a5sa iazzsa for 2oD, 900
men i expected u q ordesed 4
WssIsiugtoa, I5.The movement III
shs army of The poeoHae 10 the south
side III Nienpza aegusa tkd Chiekahona-
| inv Ind y AssaB river, has ogressed far
enough ID aalniit 81 pnblieatsoh susne os
| Tho Rasser fAxsa Without dan2ef 0 pre-
nAtaars a&elasura AfseT several days
preparsEson tho yssaenk begun Sunday
night The lsth 6orrs under smith,
marched q White H0ssz aud embark a
| on transnorta "a Eas,lsla Ianding
Wrighk aid Burnside corps moved to
james ridge, dressed kha Ghiekeh ininy
and marched ID Charles CRY on& aHsSs
river. Hancacks - Vatraa J cos
crossed Chick honsing II Long Bsia
and marchad III I'M ills3x H y 1laes flsa
This river MS ID be srgid by Mas arraY
at Powhataan Poins.
~ IA dispatsh ffnsn shnk xsaSSi &lst}
quartsrs, NiIc0xs LARD - 3<oIs.
day eveainn, sss ssk exs - 1ae iss3
reached thar pIa1s 81 would 6s.si1eIs<ss
crossing Tnesa 81 Tat Sn,itl.s .sfrz
would conmsacs arriving ii CIR Point
that nighk.
NOfghkime ii reported slursni the move.
ment except IitsIs cavalry akirinishsng.
Gen. Gsast was &c Bermuda Landing
Tuesday. Al dispalch from hiiaa dated 5
p. m. says:
Our feFcss w soihmcace crosslng
james lassr tosi ! ae anelay shows sio
slg. 81 ~ g hassag os9Sgas any sf0 m
g - 49, 80 80 y m nlshn,on0T oaI
Ussl.ss =. - Az ,a.. 49,,
Z 81 e. s ~, l - Z. !, . s.
a. ssaas.;. - p,,.i
81 IS *, 49,.
$ s,,,.,,s -, - K g,n, INV
ing aEeady lafasd. 4 80. I
u Al dlspatch from Gen. shernan's head
quarters, dated 3 yesterday, 8 p. m, near
Kenesaw, states that that General Is in
front advancing his lines bn Kensaw .
Another unofficial dispatch, dated 3
last night, reports thatsths advance has
gained ground and one rebel brigade is
nearly surrounded. It &arther reports the
rebel Gan- Polk killed to-day. His body
has been sent 20 Magietta@ &C.,. 49, .
Gen. Sherman hes made arrangements
to repair the Sturgea disaster, and placed
A. j. Smith ID command who wiilresume
the offensive ediately. ~..& : H. .
{SigRed) STANTON.
w..h;,,.e, * M d.n.ar !, .r,,r,
49,. M So e.
- 49, s.. -. 49,. -o-
-. = -. =, Ssss's - ~
=.
VII lEasosssFss 80 paEgiea, numbering
Apsals seas ailrcsEg 2 sssaaalo Gap, over the
aa asa sAlas hase sri1yed safe at Hunts
Sssas Iilsacis gig sskee hnes' on thelr way
nsFin NJ q ~ s.' -.
('hicaro. 15Esnphis papers of the
18Th have tlss fyalowing additsonai partic-
ulafs &c the staruis lefeat: .
4, 1t appears that oa the 10th the expedi.
ton which had been sent out Q DAYS, met
the-enemy a short distance north ofGun-
town. Our cavalry. which was. & miles.
IN advance, FIRST engaged the enemy but
were oyerpowered and eornneIbaa 10 fall.
back 8 miles. to Old Town Creek wbere
thew were Joined by Infantry and artiIIe-
~. AT this place q. sharf, engagement
lasting 2 hours, took place between the
forces on opposite sides Of the stream.
Our forces were finally compelled to
fall back, which they did,in the direction