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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
CITY Ally ERTIs,MENTs,
cnRrnnArIoN Nnrrcr

ckrEh FOR A FLANK SIDE WALK. 2
Sept. ", ls62.--And now It il hereby ordered
snd directed by the Common Council Of tbe City OF
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or warts of
let's fronting or adjoining thosouih-easi side Of
Bond street, from Fifth 70 Sixth street in said
Ciiy, cEuse the side walks III r0oil to he brcusht
to the proper grade, aud that they csusr sido-
walk OF Glass Ne. So he lau down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
o-der. z. BURKE, Clerk.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14

TIE HoRRID DARBARITY OF THE SOUTH
Is only oeualIed BY the seductive aud destroying
powers of the Lightning Ely Killer. 1t ia rcnder-
I'd attractive to Flies, aud kills instantly. You
will see thom dead and dying within Ave minutes.
0arksn all the windows but one, and there place
She Fly-Killor. Every Fly will find it in the
curse Of the day, and die. Remember, it is the
lightning Fly Killer that docs this. Nothing
aiaa viii 10 Il
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14

VOTE FOR
GEORGE WOLFLIN
FOR SHERIFF.

WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c
Coca. BITTROLFF
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE EAST
WITH A LARGE, ELEGANT AND WELL
SELECTED STOCK OF JEwELRY &C.,
COMPRISING
Gold Hunting Lever Watches,
Silver American and English Hunt
ing Watches. LII
Silver Ancu and Lapine Hunting
Watches,
Gold & Silver Vest & Guard Chains,
Ladies Gold Chatalane Chains and
Necklaces,
Ladies Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Carbuncle, Entruscan, Stone Czmeo,
Pearl and Onyx, and Plain Gold,
and half full Sets Jewelry,
A large assortment of Gentlemens'
and Ladies Breastpins, Ear
rings, Finge-rings, Sleeve But
tons and Studs;
Gold, Silver, Steel and Common
Spectacles;
Silver Table, Tea, Mustard and Salt
Spoons;
Silver Soup and Cream Ladies';
Silver sets for Children;
Marble, Mantle Clocks;
A good assortment Of common
Clocks; Jo
Silk and Leather Guards;
Coral Beads and Necklaces;
Fine Seed Coral; =
Silver Plated Ware;
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons,
Forks. &C.;
Gold Lockets, Pens and Silver
Holders, assorted;
Silver and Tortoise Shell Card
Gases;
Pearl, Wire & Leather Port
moni@s and Wallets.
ALL FOR SALE AT Low
PRICES FOR CASH AT
THE OLD STAND,
NO. 48 MAIN STREET.
Call and examine for yourselves
n. B.-solid Jewelry and Hair Work made to or-
der. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks and
Jew Try repaired and warrented.
GEO. A. BITTR0LFF,
No. 43 Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14

THE DEAD SHOT FOR BED-BUG5
Il certain and Immediate death to those noxious
lests. II breaks up their nests, destroys their
ggs, and ia bosom Of destruction to all that ven
SurO near.
Both articles are for sale by KELLER 4 WHITE,
Evansville, and dealers Generally. aug5-lmdw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. EDIroR:-At the solicitation Of many citi-
of all parties, authorize you TO publish n y
name as a candidate for County Commissioner OF
Nanderburgh County, at the ensuing October cleo
zion. ALEX. MADDUX.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14

BACHELORS HAIR DYE,-THE BEST IN
the world.-William A. Bachelors celebrated
aair Dye produces a color not to DO distinguished
rom nature-warranted not to injure the Hair in
Ihs least; remedies the III effects of bad dyes and
.nvigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty
Hair instantly turns splendid Black or Brown
saving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by ali
Oruggists, &c.
The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
SLOR, on he JJonr sides Of each Dor. -
Factory, No. 81, Barclay street, New York.
Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond strest.)
June2-dw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
FnR RTnVEYOn
FOR coRoNER

JAMES ID. SANDERS is a candidate for Il
office OF County Surveyor at the ensuing 0ctob
slectiOn.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-14
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.

Eds. EDtroR Please announce my in
your paper candidate for Assessor for the
Township Of Perry, Vanderburgh county, at
the ensuing October election.
Yours, DANIEL VENTED.
EDITORS JoURNAL Please announce my name
a. y candidate for reelection to the office Of As
SCISSOR of Pigeon Township at the coming October
election. WILLIAM WARREN.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-31
From the Goldsborough Tribune
A uto.Biography.

In answer to repeated inquiries which nv friends are
pleased TO make in regard my biography take
leave TO state that indications already favorable that
if my health will be sufficiently restored TO warrant
my undertaking the work. talked Of for snme lme past
desire the render to understand tha 4, is not intended
to publish the work. at this time for would not be in
strumenal in trfng degree, in dverting the pub
lie miEd from the great subec of National Independence
Southern Independence has been, and is with
me passion and principle When that work is done
which proximates glorious contamination matters of
more trifing import may be properly entertained.
The biography will embrace, perhaps, or three VOL
umes Of ocavo-though cannot tell precisely how much
il will make.
Ny friends will please observe, that the composition of
the work shall be all my own-the production my own
mind. and under the dictates of my own heart. B.
do not say that may pot submit the runners in which
il will be written Ia the perusal of judcious friends for
their opnonbut they will not under dictatiOn
Ofany man fee that need no help whatever in this
regard IL did believe that Providence would ensblt
me 10 fulfill the task would not undertake it.
There will be attempt at display in style manner
will strive To deliver plain unvarshed tale. both
regards myself and the public incidents with which have
been Connected Lam conscious of many occurrences re-
gardinG myself that would prefer not 10 record In ths
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-31
The New CONSERVATION Act.

The following is copy of the Consumption Act passed
recently by both Houses of Congress: -.. ..-
An ACT to amend act, entitled :" An Act to provide
further for the public deence"-approved 18th April,
ls62. .r 49,.
Tie Congress of the Confederate States Of America do
enact That President be- and he is hereby authorized
10 call and place in the military service of the Coned
crate States for three years. unless the shall have
been ended all white who residents OF the
Confederate States between the ages of thrtyve and for
ty-fVe years. the time the call calls may be made,
aud who not such time times legally exempted
from military service; such parts thereof as IN MS
judgment may be necessary the public defence, such
cali calls be made under the provisions and according
to The of the act which this is amendment;
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present war; TO all persons who OF may here
after become eighteen years of and, when once
rolled all persons the ages eighteen and forty
five shall serve their full time prO1dsd that II the freS-
ident calling tops into the service of the Confed
crate States shall first call for only part OF the persons
betp thehqes heebeOTe stated he shall call Tor those
presided that nothing herein contained shall be
understood repeating modifying part OF the act
TO which this is anendatory except herein expressly
stated and DFOUiled further that those called ont under
this act. and the which this is amendment shall
be INST and immediately ordered to ill to their maximum
number The companies bataoDs squadrons and regiments
from the respective States at the time the act to further
provide for the public defence approved 10th April 1882
passed and the surplus if shall be assigned TO
organizations formed from each State since the passage Of
that act or placed in organizations to be ocered by
the Stale having such residue according to the laws there
of disposed of provided by law proqded that
the President authorized suspend the execution of this
or The act to which this is amendment in locality
whershe find it impractcabe TO execute the same;
and that in such localities, and during such suspension
the President authorized to receive troops into The Con-
ederae service under the acts passed by the Cond
crate Congress prior the passage of the act to further
provide for the public defence approved 18th Of APRIL 1854
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A., counterfeit the hair line on which the signature
Is written passes the in the word J95
and touches the tops Of the letters or. rh ~;
genuine, the word below me ,h line sO on
the signature is written 1t crosses sne upP%sb s,1
eCn o. them This is the only distinction we ere
able to describe that we think can be S
by readers generally The MALE. is made So blank 4S.
the sailors oshsvslsd hsr rirSI and the Eo~ans
head is Il he right place All the points Of differ
rsmsdied so that only experienced per-
them b By S ss5 s d. var advise
Now, .w saD. svsrv 90 5o and 100 of the Boyer
SG GmdSie plates The Government has called Tor
them. Let them be sent in and no more circulated
' Much credit is due to Col. W. W. Clayton, Of the
Ga. R R. Bank Agency, for detecting the counter
feits of the Treasury notes. He was the FIRST to
detect The former countereits and also the trst to
detect these. The country owes him a debt OF
gratitude for his skill and vigilance in this matter.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-31
Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALEIGH, n C.
APPROVED BY ALL TUE PASTORS OF THIS CITY

1.
TRACTS OF FOUR
Voice from Heaven Don't Put it OF Self Dedication
to God, Private Devotion The AllSuticiency of Christ
The Act FAITH Motives Early Piety The Sentinel Are
You PrePared' Prepare to Meet thy God An Appeal to
Rev Ryle The New Year. The Great Gathering Low.
est Thou Ne, The French Soldier, Are You Ready The
Life Preserver, The Precious Blood of Christ or How
Rev. J. Fowles, The Improvident Traveller BY Rev
VIM. j Hoge. D D.. Soldiers Conquer Your Great Enc
myby Prof W. f. Oven, Where the Christians in The
by Rev. VIM. j. Hoge, D. ID, what Wilt Thou That
Should Do Unto Theel by Rev. VIM j Hoge d. d.
What Can DSi BY Rev I. v. Moore, D, D., SUNSHINE
Showers, by Rev. J. c. Hidden To Christian in the ARMY
BY Rev. T. " Moore, D. D., Liquor, &c, by Physicisn
Where are You Going! Do You want a Frieudi
TRACTS PAGES.
Casting Our Burden the Lord BY Rev. Jos NJ Akin
son, The Soldier. Mothers Parting words'to her Sol
der Boy Individual Effort, Christ in You bv Rev O. F.
Deems, d. D., Chrsts Gracious Invitation Why Will Ye
Die? by Rev. A. NJ. Poindexter, d ID Don't Swear, by
seeIey, D. D., Advice to Soldiers by ReTWm. Ro,al
Shiloh. by Rev. ]. l. Burrows D. D. In Camp by Rev
Nm E. Broadus d. D., Sufferngs Of the Lost, by Rev j.
L. Artn The Sick and the PHYSICIAN by Rev. J. c. Long
TRACTS OF SIXTEEN PAGES
iour SOULS II Safe! Call to Prayer, by Rev ]. @.
Kyle The treat Day Of Wrath and OF Glory by Rev Jno
D. Long Tue Centurion by Rev. Thos. E. skinner God
the Gver Oh victory and Peace by Rev. JOS NJ Atkinson
TRACTS OF rKRTY-rwo PAGES.
Come TO Jesus q n Hall The Bible Atheism by J.
The Soldiers Text Book, by Rev ] r M,oduff n n
R,Pages; HYMNS for the Camp, l2s pages. -
tenders free oreight Since June st 1851 we bara sent
WIN. J. ". CRowDER, Agent.
s3We are also binding $4,000 cnPes of the Testa-
sety OF The Confederate States. ;.
Kasigh, Oct. ~, 1882 ss-tf
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NOTICE.

vVNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AZ
IL miuistratrx with the will annexed Of the iale 9.
B. JONES' of the CouHty of Wake desires all persons
ing claims against the estate TO resent them for III
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
those indebted will be expected to make speedy Il,
DIR. E. A. Crudup is my authorized agent 10
business pertaining said estate Letters address, ...
ton SARAH S. JONES.
~ Administrative
Wake Coz, n. e., Aug. GO, 1852. 6S-'"'
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBuLoN B. VANCE. Of Buncombe Governor.
RICHARD II. BATTLE, JR of Anson Private Secretary.
RUFUs II. PAeE, Of Wake Secretary of State.
DANIEL W. CoUETs of Rockingham, Public Treasurer.
WV. x. RICHARDSON, Of Wake Chief Clerk.
CURTIS H. BRoGDEN, Of Wayne, Comptroller.
d. w. BAN, of Wake, Clerk. ..
D. II. PRRRY Librarian. 80.
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...pssl ny inclination would adopt The I.ngu.gs Of

resPect my Inclination would adopt the language OF
friend: |'..
-'sf3 If Lethe hath The power to blot,
.7~ And raze al former images; p.
Give me the cup--I'll envy not,
\ r. The talents Of Simouedes.<
But will neyertheless do my duty and relate what may
warning and institute moral however 1t may
Affect myself
Many of the numbers cannot doubt may be considered
very justly pnee and trng-bu there viii be Others
hope, that will be entitled 20 higher claims
During the progress Of the task before me, will write
for any editor subjects that may be useful sustaining
such principles only as may approve For this expect
TO % Paid-as means Of present subsistence. tC
Further remarks on thus OCCASION think unnecessary
more full and complete exposition Of my views on the
subject and the object of the publication will appear 70 an
Introductory at the proper time which believe the press
es IN general will insert for me.
well.
Goldsboro', N. c., Sept. 90, 1862 -, 94
ory."
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SUPREME COURT.

RICHMOND n. PEARSON of Yadkin, Chief Justice.
WIN ID. BATTLE, OF Orange, Associate Justice
MATTHIAS 4. MANLY, Of Craven Associate Justice.
WILLIAM A jenkins. of Warren, Attorney General.
HAMILTON G. JOKES of Rowan, Reporter. 49,
EDMUND B. FREENAN, of Wake, Clerk
JAMES L,TcHFoRp, of Wake, Marshall.
At present the sessions of the Supreme Court are held
in the City If leigh once year, commencing the
cond Monday in June.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

JUDGEs- John Bailey Of Buncombe Romuus n.
Saunders Of Wake Robert R. Heath, of ChoNan George
Howard, jr OF Wilson, James W. Osborne of Mecken.
burg Robert 3 French, of Robson and John kerr Of
SOLICITORS Yestes of HEREFORD of LIST Crcuit
William Houston of Dupliu, I'd Circuit; VIM. A. Jen-
kns OF Warren, Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas
Settle of Rockingham, 4th Circuit; Robert Strange, Of
New Hanover h'h Creuit W. G. Kerr, Of Mecklenburg
9th Circuit and. Marcus Erwin of Burke 7th Circuit
Time of Holding the Courts.
SUPERIOR COURTS.
.-r- g FIRST CIRCUIT
TyrrelI. first Monday in March and September
Washington second Z"
Bertic third ~"
Hertfsrd, fourth % Z"
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RnhRn nF CLAIMS

BARTHOLOMEW F. MooRE. of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL f. PHrLLIPs. of Orange.
Z. II. WINSTON, JR +, of BERTHE.
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p..,,,. Of the late Ceusds-PopuIation.

Results of the Late Census Population.
In the whole of the late United States and Ierri'
NJ Of ~h;ch wsr. males lS,sl9,960
q females 13,116,702
p-.,. - ,,,lss 20 3,25a
The excess of males is mainly in the Western
States of which the following is a, recap'tulation:
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Moore, Monday before the last in Febrparv and
Songomery the last Monday in February and august
snsnS s nss1 dOnday In March and September
Richmond, third
Robson, fourth
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SECOND CIRCUIT
DuplIn, fourth Monday in March and Sa,,
Wayne, first Monday after the fourth IopSannGe
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We give below the list of Senators and Commoners elect
to the next General Assembly far have learned
them fany of our friends discover an error they will
oblige Us BY informing u.s.
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Legislature. of North-Carolina.

"A distinguished Grecian who taught the Art Of Mer
ory."
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SPECIAL EXEMPTIONS.

Also, regiment raised under and by authority of the
State Of Texas for the frontier defence in the service
Of said State while in such service and such other
the President shall be satisfied account of JUS
tice equity necessity ought be exempted are here
by exempted from military service in the armies of the
Confederate States provided that the exemptions herein
above enumerated shall only continue whilst the persons
exempted are actually engaged their respective pursuits
or occupations.
3. That the act entitled Gan act to exempt certain per-
from enrolment for service in the the Con-
federate States, approved April 1882 hereby
repealed.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

apple tion maie this morning at the Clinton House,
Madison st. cot The managers OF the X ntucky Cen
trs Railroad telssraphcd Mr.. shrsck tber agent at
Lexington, 70 transfer all the rolling stock of the
p Int north OF the latter place, II was
feared that Scotts Louisiana cavalry. which we're re-
po tod be Winchester, eighteen miles from Ia rs,
on Sunday morning would destroy the railroad bridge at
Pa~is. aud by tht cut OF communicstin with
Lexington Five trains have arrived bore last
night Of which would bring General Nelson. who Is
wounded We learn that the money In the banks OF tht
city win be conveyed Cincinnati. some other place
OF safety, this morning We aso learn that the sego
guns tho hills back of the city will DO remounted as
esd y possible, and every means taken that the
short space allowed the an,h~itics viii permit 20 give
the eusmy warm reception should be succeed In making
his way hiihcr All property ~ movable character was
being ,sken away from Lexington
The New York herald., 1862-09-03
interesting from Philadelphia.

PfuiADslpIiiAs . ~. Z, 1904
Governor Curtin, meet reqdisiioa from tho FRESH
dent has ssucd for the TO- nalou - three cavalry
reeu.,n,s wIlhn twenty days--adVance pay ana bounty
h Ip a. ,,
rrsos, rifed cannon, and bali, eight
.na a har iuch bore. have already been Gouad
~ ~, ad eg tie pItxs ssoamer bermuda. Other cafes
~ !" 80 aucd arc supposed " contain smaii cannon W
rifles n.a-,,,. s.ws
- ,,s ads list ucut. pit kap' the baid ~ the dars
~ 10 tic ab act mgers0i ~as vnl "a town. A.er ply
~ "a taJ,g,l,dcf fster Nct'di Nud judge n WnsfWo,
~ mani1e,so >, ne ,nar wputd xe asd tns .n W.
Il, 81. But thc baud refused, ma pnyco ~
strs ir.tead RI crFnatuts y The serenase AZ
,aku0Nn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

Cl,sxoRys GARDESs.--lhe fail season baa been inaugu
rated at this establishment by the Of ss Carloa
P,ti N,amo s,rakosch and dbrcul, sndN'he engage
men, of sgnr gusini. A aae oFchcstra-that OF tho
A,aemynas also been secured The abs direction
Of auzio Tho ccucert arrangements have, herefcre,
b.en placed on scalo which, addition to The oA1cr en-.
,sy,apnsnts render these Gardens tnc best diyesS1ed
and cheapest place Of amusement, In the city IhSmw
us,ro,ic raIop"Tho Great Uprising by signor M'Efo
s one 0, The novelties Of the y Is composition of
mart vell timed aad pleasing IN melody, aud sei2es
instant hold Of the Its RECEPTION ~ the ss nshs
ssss ex,, ely uatterng " the composer.
The New York herald., 1862-09-03
Excitement in Coving,on, Ky.


Our city was thrown into great state Of excitement
early yesterday rning by tbs reception Of the startling
news tst the ~ierr forces under Cen Nelson hai been
n'od BY the rebels under Kirby smith few miles be
yNpd Richmord Nv and IN ful' retreat 10 Lexng
Ton, News had reached the city the evening previous o
.vgRgsHzsnt betsven Nelson aud Snh Ii wh IN the
sgrncr was ra,Ortcd ~ tho victor Our p.ope were
astoundcd tbs nsxt morning 60 learn that .ho
auE Of 100 battle was great 10 our srme The
following order was issued IN the forenoon AMI posled
throughout the cisv--
SPECIAL ogppx--No. f3.
HskpeaAETEsr, PRoYGsT MaRRAL,
auylstxoN. August 81, 1862. I
II is herNy ordered thai AL the officers xnd priva,es u
the varoos Union military srgsNzations Of Neuton
county asrsEabio themeclve al ther places Of
rendezvous On " morrow utwnins, w nine oclo X at
which lime arg,s, &C., will be aistrbut.N 10 the md
has they h3lt themselves ready 10 ryot sc4y duty
wbcs called on. gy order OF
Captain JAMES ,, FOiLY,
Provost Marshal of kcntan county.
JcsMH r. RUsr, Ala.
In addrion 70 the foregoing order dlrecei ey the
proper state military authorities % ecall AL able h,el
cS.Ls g. arms anh noty ihcm % be ready Tor cal'
Nm. ERN I, Assistant AdiHtant General
Several dcspgts'cs were received from Adnant Gene
raj ins'l during the day, advising ris aids here tie
ia ger SfSch me. need Lexington, &C. He also tclc
rarhed Captain nalswia TO stlft Forthwith to Frankfort
v III his company. taptaa BALDWIN VIII (cave to.aay
ie VIII recevf Hnesn rore men Into his e,m an, III
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

distant They in force, and cavalry were fred
hto by them, when they returned.
Tho next morning (Saturday), between Eve and six
O'Clock. General Manson started ahead with two rogi
msnts and four pieces OF artillery After c.cdirg
short distance or the enemys cavalry com
ing towards scouting expedition 20 the right Of
the road, an after advancing short distance We were
ocnca nsoS sy ne sr,sy & we m 10 an nS hour
more. We now found the enemy sitemnting TO turn
lott Faux when sharp firing took place between our
Tho colonel, whose regimen, was thrown ont sSir.
mfhers cent in for rslnorcemets when the Sxty ninth
Indsla was ordered % reinforce him. They advanced
through dense hre oi shot and shell from the enemy
and went at It Ike old soldiers.
After some heavy r;ng they turned our left ank and
advanced with a large force We then rstrcated
between and three nics and reformed IN Inc of bat
tic some high hills with thc artillery on the right and
left fsnks, when the firing from the artillery commenced
both sides, and kept up for several bours. when
thc enemy advanced in large force from dense
ceeied in turning u, when reirsa, tok place to the
original camping ground OF the brigade about mile
irom Richmond.
Dilsre Gcnsra Nelson who hal Just mp, met the
mon. aud by great efforts rallied them, and again
formed them IN line Of battle.
Az this time the ammunition OF the artillery had elnoe,
given out, and some of the guns were without any men
lett 10 work them, all keing killed or wounded but with
what little ammunition Was let, wo replied 70 the one
mys guns until thcy either changed their position or
were slenocd.
He states that Iisutsnsni Colone, Topping, os tho
Seventy nrst Indiana, had horse shot under him, and
serward shot through tho body end died from the
wound. Major Ccnkln OF the same regiment, was 70
ported killed The Major oi Motcsiiss cavalry was hiso
reported killed.
Lieutenant Colonel Stout, cf The Sixty ninth Indiana s
roported wounded aud 10 the Major OF the Eighteenth
Kentucky. From othor gentennen who arrived from
Richmond and Lexington last evening, we learn that
otbos attack made the lnes after u formed
BY General Nelson. by the infantry and cavalry 0 the
cncmy and our forcos were completely routed. somo
2000 o. oar men were taken prisoners and the balance
scattered, many of thcm the rad 70 Lexington. In
this engagement General Nelson received his wound.
The Ninety nith Ohio maintained their ground until
thcy wsro scattered by Colonel Mstcses cavalry, which
dashed In among them.
Rlchmond was ta<en possession Of BY the enemy
Saturday enemy.
All our forces that In this cngagsmens wore raw
of the last levy Our informants state that they
acted well so long they were IN position but soon
Ne their commander attempted 80 move thsm they be-
dsorranized and could no, again he brought into
nostssn.