The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-07

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the feet eoakz5 i; ee1 S..
On The poruinx Il ~ g trans.
ports ssived and d N held
with with g 4 & !|sE z 9 &, !! assi.ls
u ~ zho ilaex slaoala rsisess
the atsck whale = srsy xonld Be aaksl
te the rainland. q
5000 troops wsrs funded and nsassd up
@ within GOO yards Of tie fort
Re ssaeser aseeaAcd the razapes and
broa6 6tt aHay s aags j soldier Id away !
horss che oraefly sisIzag hhn and
hroughs his dispasesles, 4
s At ssIaulis all bnt The Ronciads vsre
hdr rhWny &c latter keeping up slow
frStiil sisylighs Aa, Weifsel sent word
tiiiag an sssnale e. ~
pthst ha sgsay that Ac present 2o'clss
had sasn nlencesL re>sa asEeh Of SAT 5, s
brigade stsing % shurss. s,sIns bs
night, covered By the boatsAs..s ~
Sixty rebel soldiers surrentie al-
sstses % q sniaf reconnoiteriag. part, : :
Ia the hoa oaabafdIaant on the 18th firing
MAS slow fog several hoars.
The enemy Aad two 5uns In the upper
battery which managed to strike several
vessefs, though wfthoat doing much dam
MS
nPaaying the report Is letter
irsm Butler with porter's reply .oit
Butler says upon landing the troops
and accompanying Gen Weitxel in tho
1reugh reconnaissance Of fort Fisher, they
were both of the opinion that the place
could not be carried by assault as, il was
Euft substantially uninjured by IRE of the.
navJ.S
frequent 10 hear 4 man fecbly call, as be
was laid on 4 strecher Don't take my
clothes. -''oh save my shoes" Don't
let my socks go back TO Andersoayilles"
In their wild death struggle, with
bony arms and. hands extended, they
would hold out their new socks, that could
not be put on because of their swollen
limbs, saying, "Saya ssrn til / get he1se.
In little while, howsver, the ssoaf Was
released from its worn out frame. aad
borne to the higheS home where all things
are Registered for great dxy Of ae-
eoaAt.
New York Dec s30x-The Heralds
correspondent VIA Porter, says il Is the
opinion Of c6lspsss cit Judges, that these
eaxthworks-afe the strongest in America
iaclosing about acres and nQnnting 30
heavy guns,
sssNasr YAH n,e 3l-Tyhs szse aY,,er
A.,.ss aysixss 1 last se ni,,hs With Caps : ,. Mar.
81 l!l.epd II nersons of The stas mer
NorsA d raeriea. !. ) f.ona New Orleans Sshe
2ad, which was founasrod ai sea and Ig7
pelsDas loss.
1he very lAtesasnews from the frsat Is,
that pn Wednesday while Thomas was
pressing Hoed On she riyss baak, be was
tsyisg y lay his psa toSns hts could not
1aa<e prosyre - our guahoafs we're sheia-
sne Me vcTking PARTIES. s
aa. sseAiinaH has heaa seiR g OPP
asyainst The enazny was also thEeas~
'eaing Hss
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aad ruused tlse halansesd Hood = fsHs-1
nantery army, but seeds confrsaa-
fioA.
Nsw York; Dos ';3o.-A Noble DIS,
patch ef the lgEh says Ms isfantry force
ofanother rziding party was near Goods
MiIls, and Hepscls z advance Nas drives
bask seyRsaS aasfss .
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