Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-14
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!TELEGRAPHIC.
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Sunday Nights Report.
THE WAX IN KENrUCkY.

FedeHnl wagon Train Captured
Particulars of the tate BatIIe-lBat.
tie near HarrOdsbuFg, etc. a..
LoUEvLLE, Oct. 1.-THE Democrat learns
that Capt BiWiis's Quarter masters train was
attacked Oh the m orning of the BIB, by party
of rebels whom Mi. Bradford held IN check,
near Frankfort, wnen KEby Smiths whole
force appeared on the opposite side Of the river
and neceesltsied q surrendet of seventeen
Federal Government wsgous and ton or fifteen
suffers wSgonH. The enemy captured hge
hundred and Atty OF Sips strsgglers, whom
they cent back TO the train.
Among the Federal csptured ~eFe MAJOR
Bradford, Lieut.. Cassell, 77th PeDnsylvsnis;
Caps Bjwles 81 Missouri; Lieut. B.iley, 80! b
Indiana, and Lieut. Goldsmith, 80 b Ohio.
The Journal says GrGyson was taken by the
rebels on the 3Oth Of September ...,
Nashville 10 surrounded by the rebels, W ho are
committing all sor.s OF deprGdstions. TIE
FedeTsls are on halt retions, aud provisions are
at fabulous prices.
Toe rebels captured forty Federal foraging
wagons last week, nine miles aouth Of Mach.
Vile.
Col Bennett, guerrilla chief, was routed on
the frat half way between Gallatin and Nash
Vile. and is said to be mortally wounded.
IL is reported by intelligent officers thai Gens.
Cheatham and Polk (rebels) we're killed, aud
that the rebel loss at Perryville exceeded ours
by three 10 one.
BARDsrows, KY, Oct ll.--No courier from
Gen. Buell to-day. Gen. Sill has Joined Buell..
No fight on Tbursdiy, Friday or Saturday, but
one is expected tomorrow.
A deputstion of the Cincinnati Sanitary Com
miesion left At six o'clock this afternoon with @
special train Of ambulance wagons containing
supplies for Perfyvlle wounded. They will
have Government escort from BndssoWn to
Perryyille.
The remnlus of Gen. Terrell and Col Web
ster, we're seat to Cincinnati by the mall boat
at two this P. M
Gen, Jas. S. Jlckson was buried from Christ
ChuIob, under escort of the 25h Michigan and
Capt. Wider's Battery. Rev. Mr.. Talbot Cti-
oisted. There was hardly q dry eye In the
church. The remains were deposited In the
Cave Hill cemetery. e7,. ...
CnDnoadiog was heard Dear L2Wrencsburg,
Ky,. today. Gen Dunont sent reinforcements
thiGher.
On the day Of the inauguration Of Dick
Hswes at Frankfort, Bragg, while dining at the
same table with the Misses Preston, WAS in
terupted by messenger. After refusing
several times he consented to hear the messen.
ger Immediately thereupon Bragg, Hswes and
others finished their dinner in the hotel kitchen,
and skedAddled jus! 10 time to escape the Union
free.
All Is quiet, although the anomalous position
OF Kirby Smith causes some uneasiness.
II LoUIsvILLE, Oct. IA squad Of Dumont's
meu, under Col. Weller, captured two pieces Of
artillery and one hundred and fifty rebels at
Versailles yesterday.
A portion of Dam0nt's command drove the
enemy on Saturday night from LawIenoeburg
toward Nicholasville, wounding several and
cApturing sixteen prisoners. Federals lestnoth
ing.
The Msysville, KY, Eagle says dispatch
was received by John G. Breckinridgs's vile b
meet him as Danville on Monday last. 81,
Further particulars Of Wednesdays Perry
vile fight are received. t-
The Federal force was sixteen Thousand -
The rebel force was siXsy two regi gimeDts-ag
gregste number unknown, Federal lose five q
six hundred killed. two thousaad three hundfet
and ninety wounded, and four hundred and fort
prisoners. The latter were psroled by Buck
ner. s.l. .rr' lbI51sgt.
The rebel loss Is thirteen hundred killed, In
cludiDg one General, unafmed, and fourteen
Colonels and Lieut- Colonels. This number o
n killed is admitted by the rebel medical direoto
Of Gen. Cheatham'S Division. -
A dispatch from member of the Let Wiseon
Gin says that regiment lost ffty. eight killsl
q and one hundred and fortY.two wounded
Among the latter ore Maj. Mitchell and Capt
Green. "A dispatch Was received at headquAE
tiers stating that Col. Lytls's wound 10 yer
sliRh.. He has been paroled, and will arEly
here tc-morro~ evening. q, .E' asl oyt'
p Itis reported that Woolford's cavalry car
tured over one hundred rebel wagoDs, on
!. thousand prisoners and one battery on Friday
4, between Perryville aud Hsrrodsburg. st
Geu- Dumont 10 at Frankfort. Marshau 1t
said left Lexington on Sunday last, with hi
- whole force two thousand infantry and on
ID hundred and fifty cavalry, 1t 10 believed tha
3 Marshall and the foreeB driven from Versatile
are at Nicholasvilie. d. i-Go b., sr5-
o. LOUISVILLE, Oct. I2.--Dr. Heed, Medical D
rector here, has been required to prepare fc
the reception of three thousand of the PsrrJ
vile wounded. Col Reed }. Jscob, 9h Ky
cavalry, has arrived here. suffering from an e1
tensive but not serious flesh wound. y
"a Kirby Smith left Lswte1ceburg with h
whole command Ffidsy mofning, and expeote
junction with Bragg on Friday afternoon.
Our forces we're messed on Friday betwee
Peryville and HsErodsburg. They are reporte
to have formed in line Of battle about six mile
from Perryvilie .''1,e,4 2
4 Capt Watson of Co G, sO.h Iudiana, vodu,
ed aomewhat seriously, has arrived here. H
iSi ySoeSAbey oAsNiaioout ehss VIZ
n overisken by messenger who left Perryyil
,o two hours later. The messenger reports th
= rebel force, st about seventy Eve thousanS
=, They heard heavy and conatsnt firing for man
,eS ,eS miles after they Lett. I'd r,l.f,I ss..-s 1d
,sD Rumors prevail that severe eDgogemsi
or between the whole force Of, each army was pr
I'm crossing yesterday on the Harrodsburg roa
the wherein Buell. drove the rebels toward eau
In. Dick Robinson, PAroled prisoners say the re
els are making for that place. q, 4 ,,,osi,-,;s,
~ At Psrryville the rebels were 90 crippled I
-- Wednesday that they could not carry away sey,
m pieces Of artillery they had captured, O
e hundred md ak Thousand rounds of''their ~
n. munition have been taken.i Our forces buri,
lts their dead and cared for their wounded. bsiss
In d akirmish Thursday, near LaErspcebur
., Bowen, OF the 18Th regulars, and the, lat Oh
ia. cavalry, fought against Col Scott' oays
ry. Col. Scott was wounded and % poNl Q pr
cts oner at Bsrdstown. -.a .1.'fBvs sbs 81
w One hundred and thirty rebel tpriioners fro
/. Perryville, including ten Lieutenanss, arrive
-, tonight. laJ a y'sjei olHd syits.sis as
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