Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-16

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Los'svhAE, Oct. DDS Head, medi
cal director here. has been required to pre-
pare Tor the reception Of 8 900 of the Per.
Fryville wounded.
Kirby Smith left Lawrenceburg with
his whole command, Friday. morning, and
effected a Junction with bragg on Friday
afternoon.
tween PerryvilIe and Harrodsbnrg.o They
are reported to have formed in line OF bat !.
tie about six miles from Perfyville. y
The messenger reports the rebel force at
about 70. 600. They heafd heavy and con
slant firing for many miles after they left.
Rumors prevail that a severe engagement
between the whole force of each army was
progressing yesterday on the Harrodsburg
road. when Gen. Buell. drove the rebels to.
wards Camp Dick Robinson. Paroled
prisoners say the rebels are making for
thar place. ia2ieHa g 1s.nas2ot 10.
rae At Perryville the rebels were SO badly
crippled, on Wednesday, that they could
not carry away seven pieces of artillery
they had captured. One hundred and six
thousand pounds Of their ammunition have
Teen taken. Our forces buried their dead
and cared for Their wounded.
In skirmish on Thursday, near Law
rcnceburg. Col. Bowen Of the 10Th regulars
and lst Ohio cavalry fought against Col.
SCOTS rebel cavalry. Col. Scott was
wounded, and is now prisoner at Bards-
town. -.
One hundred aud thirty rebel prisoners
from Pcrryville. including ten lieutenants,
arrived tonight.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. PA squad of Du-
mont's men Under Col Miller. captured
two pieces Of artillery and $50 rebels at
Versailles yesterday. A portion of Du-
mont's command drove the enemy Satur-
day night from Lawrenceburg towards
N:cholasville. .wounding several and cap
tnring sixteen prisoners. Federal loss
nothing. A''' W .'e'" s+'
The Mayvilie Eagle says dispatch was
received by john e. Bieckinridge's wife to
meet him at Danville on Monday.
Further, particulars of Wednesday 5
Perryville fight are received, The federal
force was 16. 600, and the rebel force was
sixty-two Acknowledgements pumber
unknown. Federal loss 500 to GOO killed
1900 wounded, and 440 prisoners. The
latter were paroled by Buckner. Rebel
loss 300 killed. including one general.
not named fourteen colonies and lieuteu-
colonies. This number of killed is ad
mitted by the rebel medical director Of
Gen. Cheatham's division. ,sg
1t is reported that WalfortPs cavalry
captured over loo rebel wagons Il 900 pris-
oners. and one battery on Friday, between
Penyyille and Harrisburg. ssa ...9N
ii LOUISVILLE. Oct l1-The Democrat
learns that Capt. Bowles' [quartermas-
ter's train was attacked on the morning
of the 9Th by party of rebels whom Mai
Bradford held in check near Frankfort.
,rhsn Kirby Smiths whole force appesred
on the opposite side of the river and neces-
STATED a surrender of. seventeen federal
government wagons and ten or fifteen suit
ler's wagons. The enemy captured $50 of
Gen. Sill's stragglers, whom they sent
bark to the train. Among the federals
captured were Major Bradford. Lieut..
-Cassell Of the 77th Pennsylvania. Capt.
iBowles. Lieut.. Bailey Of the Both Indiana,
and Licnt. Goldsmith of the 39th Ohio.
eo The Journal says Grayson was taken by
the rebels on the Goth Of September ~
1 Nashville is surrounded by rebels com
hitting depredations. The fedcrals are on
half rations. Provisions are at fabulous
prices. The rebels captured forty federal
forsging wagons last week, nine miles
south Of Nashville. iaa ssa f7
b Col. Bennett, the guerrilla chief. was
routed out first-half way between Gal
latin and Nashville, and is said to be NOR
tally wounded 'H-fs - =
q II is reported by an intelligentarmy of
ficer that Gems. Cheathsm aud Polk [reb-
els were killed. and that the rebel loss at
Perryville exceeded ours by three to one.
i Cannonsding was heard near Lawrence
burg. KY. to day. Gen. Dumont sent
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