The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-11-26

Ii ltN II tI LEb h,
NV York, Nss, lgsfls dslhat II
Gen sral ii. lls j. ii asansa III 1 10 ltiAla-
,npnd p.pers 81 ths 1 ish. By % ;ial 60
Patch from Ice. Hs says 90 the night
IL lhs 18th Hrsckeuridgs tagasd Balls
esp. when The snsmy attea2tel 70 re-
trcst IL osss o'cioek ths Ash. lie stsnek
their column and route II, taking several
hundred prrisoners, Ilstan y 81 coIcFs. 9
pieces of artillery with cais4s1as, b ,fses
sotBplets, $50 anlbulaasaa Nth aaiieAl
supplies.
day last.
81. Louis, NV. I9--t dssp4teh from
Curtis Held Curriers' tbs Sch stya ne
have Just concluded che pursuit. Of Price,
whose rear guard crossed Arkansas River
tunder the Ere Ut oar guas lie left an
either Of his guns anl his owa carriage,
which with other arms and equipments
| fell into our hInas ztsl ~.
| New York. Nov. 2)--The Atlanta let
ter Of the 10Th t, the Herald, usutiosfs
kthe arrival OF escaped prisoners from An
tlersnnville whe cuaffais, the statements
Eof rebel atrocities towards pri< nora, also
states when travelling through Georgia
found ths haryests gathered. barns aud
| warehpi - flie |, very fes rebel s'lliers
| in the interior. showing there is pleasy
on which to subsist our army while bur
ittIo resistance could be offered,
The last train from Atlanta bound
north WIS to letve on the 18th, the only
Itroops at Atlanta on the 18th were Slo,
cuui corps. ...:.a
/ Herali's Ch1ttanoog. correspondent
tof the 18th says mills, founlries, and
rolling stuck in Atlantis has been de
strnyeti, aud all factories IN liz and toun l.
tries from Chattsa oSt to Atlantis and
several lailes beyond have been destr"y.
ed rails AL taken a, OF destroyed beyon,l
Iuse or. brou. .th to rear. Atltuta is M
longer of military im ;,ortauce the country
Iflr niles ar4un | 1t is W .ste peyonl pos
| sib5bity of use to the rebel army.
| Buaf.lo n Y Nav 2)sh- Brig Con.
Barry, Sherm M chief OF ar:tIlsry. arri'
we'd here yesterday seriously i'll. lie letl
sherman the .nnrning Ut the 18th Al
| Kingston c., says Sherman has every
infantry aud cavalry AMI artillery soldier
he needs men All received 8 IA 'nth1 pay
and outfit specially adapted to bard ans
rapid winter canpaign. The morale o.
the troops nnequ He'd, genius and vigol
Ut Sherman will carry the army triumph
autly thr,uyh the work it his to do.
| Maalay ght Last HIIl entire force
| Including Firrest cavalry were in inlme
diate vicinity OF Ia ,cunhiI, W rtehel by Il
body of tE,s'p4 uuler nn,n.al o. Til ,m
as of such iurce as ~ render n 'asiOR o.
Tenn impossible, anG Withdrawal OF Hood
for service elsewhere an operation Of ex'
tensive delicacy,
Louisville. NV 20th-Gillumfs loss ia
eucouuter with BreckInridse is estimated
at 4Wkilied, woun led and missing
Gillum is safe at Knoxville.
New York, Nov. 20-Gcld quoted IL
Richmond at 327 a e. Flour S5J "a
$50 dollars per barrel.
A bill was in'r,sdnced into the Hnuse
Of Georgia Legislature empowering Govt
tn impress "ne b IF ut the IA lie slaves in
Baldwin county to work on torti6caiions
arnuni capital. owners oil such are to b..
Justly compensated for such i,bnr. as vel,
~ for hiss or dam tge TO such slaves. IN
senate SINE dsy MIR Essard offered the
f..lEw;ng:i That the General As ernbiS
g rneStly recommend that the Govern
neat make TO q. y officials offers on ba
sis 81 the great principles nf our common
fGIthers in 1915, Thrt our senitws and
representatives in Congress be requested
to use their influence Ia stop this unnat
uval strife, looking forward tn the time
when peace may be attained 90 just and
honorable terms. Resolutions we're unan
imously voted down.
New Ymk. Nov 21--Dispsoches from
Shenan l,slh confirm prevtsts advices al
rebels having entirely Withdrawn from
SheridaH's fr.,nt. with design supposed ID
4 guing into winter M n erS sanH4where ia
vicinity o. Staantmn. Possible Earl,
may be seat ont OF the Wiley entirely by
Riehumnf authorities for the purpose of
wintering his army with rebel forces in
some other quarter
Correspondence from City Of Mexico
indicates that republicans ara likely to
give Maximillian considerable trouble
Eight or nine thousand liberal troops At
Gaiiea which strongly fortified and pre-
pared to resist the ex peesed attack. Gen
Bazine viii sean lay siege 70 the tnwn
With an imperial farce 100 10 msn. Il il
reported that Maxiaaillian accompanies
the army Of the bsseigsrs. Il il said the
people are much dissatisfied with the pol
icy Of the Emperor. Guerrills give his
soldiers Increasing troaal1. g.: =, :s-