The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-02

JAN q. Indianapolis. tie INTRODUCED
several new rascai.ies in the purchase
Of horses.
I NASHVILLE. Oct. ~ A private dis
patch to Paris. Tenn. says that Mans.
field, Ky, was burnt on the 22d by two
Thousand Fcderali-,s.
The Knoxville Register Of the 23l
reports the Federal forces at Camp D Ok
Robertson, have advanced to within
eight miles Of Zolleoner's Camp.
! There has been some diminishing be.
tween the pickets, resulting in lose on
the part Of the enemy, having killed
/ three, and taken one prisoner. who re-.
ports the Federal forces 10 be three
thousand
An engagement is expected soon
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2i--Tbe Tennessee
Legislature, today. elected Landon q
Haynes, Confederate Senator on the
FIRST ballot They also ballotcd six
times for another without clcctng On
the last ballot G A Henry received 81
votes. 4. II. Ewing 80, r l.. Canih.
crs %.
One OF Lincon's gun.boa,s ascondcd
the Cumberland TO Lincpor', 90 miles
below Fort poneson, and carried III o
barge with 800 barrels OF -four
The Louisville Courier Of TO day says
the Federal picke,s at Bacon Creek aud
the main body OF the army are scattered
between that place and Mudraugt' IS
Hill. They number abou, seventeen
thousand
4 dispa,ch 10 the St. Louis Republi.
can, dated Syracuse, No, ls'h inst
says Price acquired new hopes from The
prospect If large reinforccments, aui
expected tn deiret Fremont, and then To-
divide hs forces and take 81. Louis and
Jefferson City.
The RepaSlicpn learns that the work
on the Notifications around St Louis
have been suspended The guns w,ll
be mounted and everything completed
within eivt days
The Republican reports skirmish ou
Iron Mountain railroad Seventeen
Sou,herncrs were driven back with q
heavy loss
RICHMOND, Oct 23.-1he following In
tclligence was received II hslfpast II
clock last night from the hesdquartcls
Of Tia. army Of the Potomac
CxvrsRylLLr. Oct 22--ro President
Davis: Additional information concern
ing the victory won by Gen Evans at
Lecshurg, shows that no captured near
ly six hundred prisoners and twelve
hundred stand Of arms.
The killed wounded and taken pr,g
ou.rs # the enemy amounted H. betwr,r
ten and twelve hund,ed mer. Tn,
were. utterly and totally routed
The fighting was done bv infantry
and we used no artillery in ;ho hat,ir
The Cpufedntate forces cppagoJ con.
orsed the slh Virginia aud the I7tl
and 18Th Nississippi and The 18Th N p,
sissipri being In reserye
Vbr above INTELLIGENCE, i. efieial
A private diepaicb from Thomas J1r
dan acting Adi1tant.Geuer,l. saya tina.
three bundled If The enemy were drrvl.
"a mad tina, tNr,r hundred Confederate.
were killed. and wounded in the BATH.
Eieuv5Sn OF % -Tbooae florida.
Assistnn, AIip,ut General Telegram.
from Ccn,eryillr 10. ,',ls,k last nisit
saving.
Ain, 500 ~ .,r.rs and 200 s,ari
# arms y.,fr ,,ten in IN. G.~l, n,.,.
Icest,,rg an N,,.da,
r.. .e.m,', los- "a killed and v,u.
ed and pr,sIucrs i- between O0o 49,
200 On the Confederate side the l
lanlrv only were employed, our al~-
.ngag,d w,,, the stb Virginia IL.
and 18th Mississipni. and lcth Miss
.;ppl Regiment which held tie frs,-y.
Intelligence from Evansr,ft rel.
the recent capture 81 two schaoucl
l,adrd with hay, cement, w',d e
other articles Also the e'nkins 81 a
Federal tug aud Ihof injuries to l,I
crd vessels.
Gen BearreGard's report % the ~
lie Of ~" 2lst II July ~ 'rte'vca ~ 'h'
NM Department II "a lubc Iehg d!
with v"'um'n'ns accompanying iep''''
Come days VIII probably elapse before
copies ctn be obtained Tor pupncat'
Jackson Miss, Oct IA dispa'y"
from the Secretary f War, dated Hta
mpnd 26th, says that Col Burt was &c.,
vercly wounded in tho ting, but u..
considered mortal
w consider THE entirely reliable
NAsnyI1y. Oct. 25--1hc Tennessee
Leg stature today elected Gusiavus 4.
HcuJy Confederate Sen,t, al The th'fl
second ballot.
The votes ca, we've, Henry hiiy tW
Ewing thirty five.
4 special dispatch to nc Union and
American from Bowling Green to-day
saws tho Fvderals have re.reatei from