Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21
IL EgAREN KENrLaEE.
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Special Dispatch to the Chicago Timesl
LOUISVILLE, KY ,Ost. I5-The EDenRg Bgt
IstsH has The following doubtful special Dispatch
FRAHKFORTs Oct. ia courier from she
mayor Of Lexington reached the provost roar-
shall oti1ce this morning, and reported 20 Col.
Norton that Kirby Smith and bis command were
captured between Lexington and Harrodsburg
/ BAIL Duke, M0rgsn's brOther-in law. was killed
\ Our f31es captured one hundred thousand dol
lars worth Of jeans from the Tebsl force Of Smith
/ The rebels left camp Dick Robinson Yesterday
evening IN three directions.
/ a messenger JUST in says a foEcs Of three hum
dred rsbels came into Lexington this morning
I Guerrilla bands are committing al kinds Of
dePredaiiOns in oven. cOuuiy, Ky.
SECOND DISPATCH
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times
LOUISVILLE. Oct. IJ.-The report .hat Buell.
has a large body Of the enemy surrounded, zi..t
has demanded their surrender, is believed % b.
eanaTd. Is is not eiedited by well informed
parties.
I have positive Information from Dauvils up
to Monday night but nothing Of this nature
was then known there.
Louisville is fsverish today with rHm0rs per-
taiDiug to a great battle, bat they are without
fOundatiOn.
There has been nothing received here, officially
or otherwise, from the army today.
1t IS probable that the reported evacuation Ct
Dick Robinson by the rebels IS IN founded.
special 70 the CLieago Times
CINCISEATI, October j-Thers are no def
mite advices fcom Kentucky. Bragg is making
for he Gap, closely pursued by Buell.
GaeTiliss continue their raids 5iT0ughou.
central Kentucky, and appearances indicate that
there are no Federal forces on the move 90 pus
an end to their depTsdatious. It is predicted
that they viii make a dash into Ohio CT Indiana
similar 30 the raid in Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK, October Is "A dispetch foH
Washington % the Tribune says: 'fThe-s las
been no fighting in Kentucky since the bsttiaof
the 9sb, BaelPs dispatch concerning which has
been published. all reports Of subsequent bat
ties are untrue. The goverumsut is il frs1asns
communication with General Buell., but BE has
made no mention Of the death Of B-e-r and
Cuestham; nor is ii REGARDED probable, il view
OF the position Of the oppOsiug armies and the
maueuveTs which ours IS making and ths enemy
IS apparently attempting 70 make. thgt there viii
De any lighting on-s large scale foT some days To
come
LOUISVILLE, October 81 have seen an os.
,er Just arrived nom Dumouts Eeadgusriers
lie confirms the report that BueIlhad s.1rlrun,l-
ed large part Of Brsgg's army near Kings
Mills, and gave them til nine o'clocz dis
morning % suTrender
large number Of wounded Of the -iss Hi
Hois arrived here lest night.
General Changers advance from Cincinnati
occupied Lexington yesterday
Captain Ferrill, Of the 105lh Illinois; brought
IN one hundred ard ten rebels from Lawrence
burg last night
CISCINNATI, October I5.-Gsnarsl Granrsr's
advance took possession of Paris to-day
There was skirmishing yesterday au a!sug
the hne rom Hau0dsburg 20 Stanford TIE
rebels are trying to get Ous Of the S-aie. It IS
thought that Bragg hurried, because on the DAY
OF the Peuyville battle, he heard that Price ana
Van Dorm had been beaten at Cogrth- and be-
could not get Teinfprcemsnts from that qaarter
Large numbers Of rebel dead are stlI Iyir-
at PsuyviiLs- a rebel detachment
came to the field under a flag Of truce, saw thsir
dead, and left them without any attention.
The guns the rebels took from u.s. and which
We recovered, were spiked with telegraph wire,
which We easily removed