Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-25
TUESDAY NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FURTHER PARTICULARS Of
THE GREAT BATTEEl
Better News
OUR Less ONLY COO.
The Rebel Generals Johnston
and ia hson Reported
Z He'd!
REBEL Army ~ 4 START.
ING CONDITIONS!

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a spectator OF the battle ssys the single
cause OF the pauic Wis chtr e bT large
body OF cavalry m Dc. Tire L. mst.gs and
SRA sing soldiers who we're Ed tie rear Of
our main forces between the Run and
Ceuterf.i'r.
Eh,u Gen NcDov,,i f3u.a ,hat hisre-
serve were 81. She retreat. IS was zoo laf-
- confidence tae III STAKE, aGl lie tacu
commanded Jhe main boa, . Tall back,
which + di3 4a.st'y ana in 1oo4 orler.
The aca ehe ilad been FIGHTING sli taY
without water or i'od were ia s. &c =
complete s1aalsiioa
= spectator, an Eagiisi nan. " o vas
present AZ Ibt Cr.mplu batf.os, SAYS the
htsrc had been al tie MOSS sp enlia
KIND. Such ch4rees IS iae tlTc Zaut.c-
and the Cgih Ir.-a regiment raale, hc lad
NOT seen AZ Iuktrmln or tht Is IVA
Tie f'.loaiur cIsratch from ta' Sect.
War just beer rtct we'd by 10 Clion
Det,ncc Comm ttee 3i ta.s eitt, 44se3
Washington Juy -
IN Teaiy 70 yoer Telegram ] vi SAY.
cheer eur ricn4s - aet.Fe eXett.oas, t.itt
We =, ,y SPEEDILY retrieve ourm !, rtsu.>.
W are T. tkiu- tuast vigorous efforts t.
c aceutr4tea iarse AID lrr, si~l.1Ie fr-av
10 thls pout, ai.d regiments are n0a ar
irwin. 3 ae works on the South BANK 81
the 2 .ton,c are BEN wei. n4uuel. The
capital 10 safe
SiMov CsN~Ras."
The Daily Commcrcia : dispatch saws
that MHor Harri. lett th 4 fae oftracr
to-day 10 recover the body Of Coi. Came.
con.
The Assistant Surgeon 80 Center, lie
hospital .y- thar tie killed AND oaldcd
III not exceed Q
Ttese are no prospects Ct tie traitgr-
advtue ng
The Government - hourly rece VIA
o,i,rs ~ re.im,uls, winch al scct Ete4
The misfortune has h.1 10 dish,4rsrn
iuc effects
Ei-ht.cn cannon were lost iae r,treat
Clpt Gore OF H,rtlori. c.. -.o; au
Alabama Colonel and captured Lse r.
btls
The :. regiment Of Cen sic''c'sbri--
AIDE lc.t YESTERDAY Another regiment ct
THIS hrie-ae eii leavt. tlis afternoon
NEv YoRz. I'm 5 "a private Dis.
patch saws that ihr ,i>s Rce'meat hsd
. killed, 90 whound,d AID taken
prisoners
WAsHNcr i o'clact. N-Later
accounts show th.tt tle ..ual5ersl our ili,si
j. mueh less thla Supposed. Official lists.
are p,.0iviug As randly ~ possible
Cd y l9-t,n. ct New Himish're, neIa
Der IS C0r.ress, lost on arm
CO! Lasn3n was slightly v0nnae1
Gortrnor Spr'eue, II Aaode lsifna,
o = ...L. q
laad, eaiiart appearance
Tie reeiments that suffered the mos;
are tbe tIre Zouares apd t1r Cath .seW
Yelh. the Connecticut M.Fsschsetts
Isl sud ga
a Great number Of members sf Gen
eress and civilians were en- thc battl,
leidt aud their aisAs added r. tie c1a-
fusion
The aumhcr Of troo-s actually cneae
~ ir the cpna e did not exceed . l.0J5.
Pmt&prtrn,A. July . The Bulletin
Of th- city las q special dispatch. dated
Monday evening. stafiag that Senator
Wade had arrived 1T Washington.
lie states that he lett the Second Di-
WHOM % the arm, 1T Ceutcrvili,
The enemy remained ~ their enircnch
mcats
Gen. Tyler had thrown Up outreuchment
~ Center,ille
There was TO prospect Of AT attack
Gov. Sprasue spiked tie first Rhode
Island battery on the field
BAL1iMoRr, july ga gentleman from
the Valley of VIRGINIA SAYS, Gen. John
sion left Winchester on Thursiay noon,
and reached A4nlssas during tie battle
210o0 stron-.
twas confidently asserted NJ Winchester
that Gen. Johnston was killed at Manas.
sis, and it was also rum0red. though not
certain, that Gen. jackson WIS killed.
Messenger sent from Manassas repre-
sents the army in starving condition,
and all the produce in the neighbour ODD
"a being seized AMI cent down.
The suffering X Winchester was very
greet.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-It Is now well
aseertaincd thai the killed viii lall short
O. 1900
The rehe's did not follow ourretreat.ng
forces after they passed Boil Run
Col. EriStein o Ire 26th Pa. REGIMENT
returned 20 battle fe.l about II o'e och
Sunday ui2ht and brlaeh, OF SIX pieces
o. artillery, wh ch he delivered % tie
commmdmg officers Oh tie Potomac YES
ter dav evening.
4 He reports tho Geld clear AMI no; Az
enemy in sight.
The President and Secretary Of TFtr are
vigorously 40 work organizing q powerful
army.
Within tie las. honrs over 5000 fresh
men, with number u batteries 81 4f.l.-
lery. have been accepted.
i number 81 regiments hare arrived
and erers DAY VII '..ag lmne1ss re.A-
forcemeHts t. tae National Capital
Ten nee regiments a..l - 20 b4.-.-'l9se
5y this evening
The response frome very quarter has
been most gratifying and truly patri}
stqta al Indiana. Randolph Couu.