American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-10-24
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and Register, from near camp Bfeckinridge. nine
miles from Danyiiie. KY. October H. via Nnox-
vile Oct n. says fifteen thousantEos our troops
fought - 900 Yankee troops st Perryvilie o. the
Sth- Our loss was from two to three thousand !;
the enemy5 loss Between four and Ave thousand
We csPtured eleven guns and nearly dre hundred
prisoners. Our troops slept IL me field. Early
next morning the enemy sent a flag of truce TO
bury their dead. The fighting was terrible. :.
! On the same day Kirby smith defeated crittcn-
den. between Laurencebusg and Saliva. capturing
seven hundred aud forty prisoners.
/ From Kentueky-Another Report.
| CHATTANOOGA. Oct ls.-Froni an oE6eer who
left Bragg army Fxiday night Learn that our
loss in the battles near ferrysille Is computed at
$50. while that0f the enemy is stated at 20 eco
most Of the Latter being prisoners. among whom
400 had been paroled at Mamfordsville.
This is, We think error of the reporter or the
telegraph which we have no ineanso of correcting !
Il He says our army is now concentrated at camp
IDkk Robinson. Gerard county. and that Baesl'-
army extended from Danyilie to Bardsteun, and is
greatly demoralized.
Another battle may be looked for.
The Danvie journal of the 18th has been re-
ceived. 1t says nothing of the@Yankee loss IN
Kentucky, and very little in any way about the
battle. 1t contains dispatch from Bardstown
dated the 18th which states that Col. Scott of
Louisiana. is prisoner there aud wounded.
Northern Intelligence From Kentucky.
RICHMOND, Oct. ls.-The New York Herald, of
the 18th. has been received by the Enqprer.
/ "a dispatch dated Louisville, October I4th says
The rebels are retreating from Camp. Dick Robin
son to Lancaster, and General Buell. is in close
pursuit Another says the Federal forces occupy
Lexington, which the rebels had evacuated on the
18th.
Pennsylvaasa Election.
i Thirty counties in Pennsylvania give the Re-
publican State ticket 1000 majority A Z pub
Iican victory throughout the State has probably
been gained.
| Ohio Election.
! Pendleton and Long, Democrats, are elected to
Congress from the Ast and I'd Ohio distrc.s-com-
prising the city of Cincinnati and county of Hamil
ton. vallandigham has been defeated by General
Schenck -
The New York Municipal Il ection.
The New York municipal election has resulted
in Democratic triumph. -
New York Markets.
Gold is quoted at 1881 and exchange at ~.
Gotten sic. All kinds of produce was excited and
sold generally at higher prices.
Form Europe.
| Two days later news have been received from
Europe The Paris papers continue to review the
recognition question. The >"390's has destroyed
ten American whaIers of the Western Islands.
The stock of American cotton in Liverpool was
seventeen Thousand bales.
Ohio and Indiana northumberland
Democratic Triumph.
| RICHMOND October la.--The Baltimore Ameri-
can OF Thursday afternoon says The latest returns
from Ohio and Indiana indicate that the Democrats
have probably carried both States.
| In Ohio they claim ten Thousand majority on the
State ticket and thirteen out Of nineteen members
| only six members.
Pennsylvania Election.
In Pennsylvania twelve Union lRepublicans-
EDS and seven Democrats have been elected to
Congress, with five districts to be heard from.
Clerica. Action.
The Episcopal Convention has adopted. by
large vote the resolutianof the cennittee of nine
Blockade of the Ohio.
The Confederate forces stopped the steamer
Hazel Belle. at easeyviile or the Ohio river on the
l4th inst aud took the mails, negroes. aud guam
THY of stores.
Northera Inteliigence-Great Demp-
cratic Victories.
FREDERICKSBURG, October la- Northern dates
received herh state that the Democrats have ear
red Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana aud the Re
publicans have carried Iowa. In Pennsylvania /
thirteen Democrats and eieven Republicans are
elected to Congress in Ohio twelve Democrats
sae five Republicans, aud three districts heard
from. Last Congress stood twelve Repu siieans
TO eight Democrats. In Indiana, eight Democrats |
and three Republicans are elected. last Congress
stood eight Republicans and three Democrats :
In Iewa all the Republicans wero elected stosCon-
gress and the State ticket gone Republican, BY ten
thousand majority. The Democrats majority on /
the State ticket in Pennsylvania is ten thousand
in Ohio. twenty-eight thousand, and in Indiana, /
eight thousand. g
In Indiana Colfax. Dunn, and Julian are defeated
In Ohio Gurley. Republican, and Pendleton aud I
Cox. Democrats, are reelected. In Pennsylvania
Grow late speaker, is defeated. Thad. Stevens
reelected. "a
From the Potomac.
General Hancock occupied Charlestown on
Thursday. In the evening, after an artillery duel
of two hours. pickets retired to hill this side.
The enemy lost one killed and eight wounded. We
lost Capenin Smith. of the Richmond artillery. and
eiuht unpnaaa IA. esa.s-s
bot returned to Washington
Money Market. +,
Gold in New York at first board TO-DAY 1891.
From Kentucky.
Nothing satisfactory from Kentucky No vcto- ,
= clalnea Theysay Bragg is leaving the State.
ne Fedefsls hav5 occupied Lexington
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CoapEDhRArE PR1soarss AT CoRrxrn !,
from Lieutenant Stevens Of the 9Th Mis- !.
'e>ippi. " learn hat Come three or :
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