Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, OSt ~ "A SOUND VI Dumont 5
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ArIis,y Hna l6U rvUeis n, TersA,,es ySs,sFIay.
A pUrlion VI Dumoht ,VIi.niA1d d di owe tue
enemy Vu SATURDAY night, iom Lawrehe eoatg
towalds NieLo asvIiit, wVuhdinB several auu
capturing Ux.e,n prtouels Federal loss
nOthIng
1ne Maysville Esgle fayss dsl atch was
received " j q. b., eklnf,dSes wiie to meet
hun al Uansiite, vn Monday isst
Fuituer lH,ucuiars Ul the rtrgsyllle h3ht
is re eived lne ederdI tOrle Rns l6,VUU,
aud the rsO,l luce was " reg ,uienIs, uggre.
gaze hunUer unknown
keusral iVao i've " six bundled kilt anu
$500 wo.nued, "a, d 44O pr'sonsfs. Tue ia'Ief
we're parUieu Dy bscA"er
keoei loss 1900 kIled including one General
unhsnied and fourteen CUlVUs,s aud Lieut.
CoaoLela
Tns number o. killed is admitted by the
rebel nediuai due1Ior Ui Orberal Ch,Gtnam .
dIv,s,n
A d,.pulch irom n member Of the let Wis.
colslu sHtnuebI, sAJs tue l>t M,scOusin iOst
hitI., ignt aided, aud l2l wounded, Among
tae ,At.er are AsJor ALtGheii ana Captain
Gietn
Headquarters received dispslch, stating
that Coz eytIes wound is very snght
lie has been parOiltd and will arrive here
tomorrow evening.
It. rs reported hat Wooltotds cavalry eaptur'
I'd over QUE hundred rebel Wagons, cue Ihou-
tAad prisoners and Que battery Oh FRIDAY,
betw,rn Perrysv,l and HarrVdsoure
Gen. Dumont Is at Frankfort, Marshall 1t is
said leit Lexington on sunday last with hls
whole lorcr two thousand infantry aud O {
hundred and 6fty cavalry.
It's believed that Marshall and The forces
driven from Versatile, Ie at Nieholasvite
LouisviLLr, Oct -Dr. Head, Medical
DirrcioF mere, has been rqulrsd to prepare
for 5000 OF thv Pefryviile wounded
Coiunel Rlchard JACOB, oh Kentucky
Cavalry, has Grrved here, suffering from al
extensive but not serious flesh wound
KIRBY Smith left Lawrenceburg, Ky, with
his whole commaud on Friday morning, and
effected junction with Bragg on FRIDAY after
noon.
Our forces we're massed on Friday between
Perryvills snds Harrodsburg They are re-
ported to have formed IN line oi battle about
six miles from ferryvile
Captain Watson, OF Co g sOth Ind, woun'
ded somewhat seriously, has arrived here.
He lelt Perryville yesterday evening and
was overtaken by a messenger who left Perry
vile two hours later. The messenger reports
the rebel force at about $4,000,
They heard heavy and constant firing tol
many miles alter they left
Rumors prevail that II severe engagement
between the whole force Of each army wa
progressing yesterday on the Hnrrod,burg oaC
wherein Buell. drove the rebels towards CAM
Dick Robinson
Paroled prisoners say the rebels ere making
for that place.
Al Perrysville The rebels we're so cripple
"Wednesday, that they could not carry ava
seven pieces OF ARTILLERY, that they bad cal
turtd One hundred and ak thousand round
OF their ammunition have been taken,
Our forces buried their dead aud cared ic
thsiI wounded.
In Askirmisb Thursday near Lnvrsnceburl
Bowen Of the 9th Regulars, and lst Ohio Ca
airy fought agnipst Colonel Scots rebs ca
airy
Col Scott was wounded and l. now a pris
ner at Bardsto~n .... .r.fr
ohe hundi ed aud thirty rebel prisons
from petrysvie, including ,en which arrive
70 night
luz remains Of Gen Terrell and Col We
ster we're sent to Cincinnati by the mail boz
Al 2 O'Clock this afternoon Gen Jamrs
jackson wss hurried from Christ Church u
der an escort Of the 25lh Michigan and Ca
M,ler's battery. Rev Mr. Talbot oificiats
Hardly dry eye intbe church. The rrmAil
wEs deposited IN the Cave Hill Cemstsry.