True Democrat., 1862-11-05
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CAMDEN Oct 50-We take the following from the Vicks-
 CHAT rANooG4 4 Oct 22-The Rebel has dispatch from Mureesboro dated 2st which says pickets drove enemy from their position Nashville daylight this morning driving ill their pckets. killing several cap turing fifty prisoners On the Mufeesboro Pike killed w. B. stokes colonel of renegade Tennessee regiment and another colonel the Lebanon Pike asovng into the entrencments at Nashville There prospect an early evacuation of Nashville
 RICHMOND. Oct 22-Northern papers of the 10th have been received The troops Gems Hancock and Hum pheys who recently crossed the Potomac have returned Maryland Several prominent persons and business men have been drafted in Penn. Gen Morgan dashed ington on Saturday morning and compelled the federal gar rison to surrender
 CHARLESTON, Oct 23.-The enemy advanced yesterday morning in two columns against Cooahatchie and another against Pocatalega The repelsed from Pecaa lega by our forces.
 Coosahatchie he succeeded in gaining the railroad but before he could do much damage troops up and drove him off, The railroad and telegraph have mend ed, and are now in working order
 The enemys gunboats anchored below Coosahatche.
 MOBILE. Oct 23-A special to Advertiser and Register dated Charleston 22 the enemy several bold onnoitres have landed Macleys point six nilrs the Charleston Savannah railroad against which he marching. The enemy have landed another column at Coosahatce another point the railroad Our forces ening to meet him Warm work expected to-dny
 RICHMOND Oct 22-Orders have been issued under the late conscrpt act for the enrolling of all able bodied between IS and 70. All quiet on the Potomac.
 CAMDEN Oct Give take the following from the yicks- burg Whg of the 25tll:
 Get. 23.-On Tuesday last Joseph Graves, commonweatls attorney of Surrey county and ]. NJ Shrver uncle of Ars Allen, of Claremon and youth George Graves went Jamestown Island wher they were surprised by negroes and shot by order of gro protesting be colonel of Yankee regiment of blacks The held high social positions, aud the affair has produced much sensation
 CHARLESTON Oct. 23The enemy has been driven to his boats.
 MOBILE Oct 24A special to the Advertiser ana Register from Charleston 23d that the number of blockade suddenly increased to day Tho New York Commercial sas the naval expedition is of such immense strength der failure impossible It is nav nearly ready and will be heard from through results weeks IL also men tios this fleet taking certain ports will completely dconcert the plans Of European sympathzers with tAe hIIion The expedition will he commanded by naval heroes of acknowledged ability and will be equipped with every possible appliance to insure
 The Yankee demonstrations against the Charleston and Savannah railroad efectuay repulsed.
 HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct 23Ihe troops of this command. were reviewed to-day, by Gen. Price, presenting admi has been received that fresh federal levcs have been ying in considerable numbers at Memphis
 CH ARLEsrON Oct 2A greater number of vessels than sna, have been blockadng the Harbor to-day: four gun boats ar, in Stone inlet The steamship siehee which got aground some days since oil suyans IS land will prob ably prove total wreck Most of her cargo has en saved Nc news Pocataega except partial accounts o the casualties in yesterdays fight.
 YIoKsBuRG Oct. 25- The river at this point has been rising quite rapidly for time Tne rise IS principally out of the Arkansas we believe.
 We have had visit during the past ew days from Sena tors Johnson and Royton of Arkansas We glad to learn from them that there will be improvement in the mail arrangement west of the Mississippi river.
 The following named persons were Killed Tn a ColI- sion on the Mississippi Central railroad on the 18th inst Ed sIealor Co D, Is Ark bat; L. Merritt Co II, 18th Ark J. fl. Thompson O. E. 18th Ark; s H. T9wnsend Co A. is Ark bat; A. ! Coyle, G. K, 18th Ark J. H. H. Mos by O. II. goth: Ark L s Rodgers. Co K 2Oth Ark D Morgan, Capt Tweejs's Co. Nllisnson9 Ark bats Ash berry Norman 3d Ark cav: W F. Buck. Adams regiment Ark l. N Thompson 3d Ark; Win. Reynolds, Co., C. 2Ist Ark J. R spivers Go. G 9th Texas H. Turr, Co., II. lst Texas Legion C. R. Kyle, Co., c, 9th Texas Six unknown not identified
 - Amongst those wounded by the collision find the names of the following:
 JP Henderson Sd Arkansas cavalry arm fractured; " Stevens Arkansas shoulder dislocated simpson lst Arkansas battalion, slight in the back Roberts company F. 1st Arkansas battalion slightly: Simpson, company H. 18th Arkansas severely Roberts, company F. lst Ar kansas severely Faulkner company A, ls Arkansas riousy; Faggett. company F. 10th Arkansas, slightly It Kelly. company c, 2l Arkansas. seriously; Carn ls Arkansas left arm off Benson fer 2i Arkansas bat taon seriously MT Gerard, lst Texas Legion slight ent Noryal st Texas Legion, seriously Ives 2d Texas Reg Ynen seriously Barnett 3d Texas cavalry, seriously J " Barnes, company F. 30 Texas, slightly.
 CAMDEN Nov 3-A courier arrived this morning bringing vicksburg papers the 2Sth three days later than by mail The President has appointed the following Lieut. Generals T. Il Holmes Thos. J. Johnson E Kirby Smith, Jehn ( pemberton Leondas Polk James IoDgstreet, and W J. Jardee The Whig says Gen Bragg has been ordered to Richmond and be superseded by Gen. Joseph E. John son. who will assume the command of Tennessee,
 Passengers arrived here direct from Braggs army this morning having left it the 20h. say he then in fwentv.re miles ofCumberand Gap Magruder has lett Richmond his command n Texas San AntOnIa IS to be
 Th Mmnbis Bulletin says the steamer Catahoula run rn1 between Memphis and Helena fired into from the Arkansas idle by the rebels last week one of the engineers received ball in his arm The Richmond Examiner is out for concrpton of slaves where their labor is for the army.
 CHATTA ANooGA. Nov. 25We have nothing from the Gap All quiet the direction of Nashville Buelq movements are not spoken and nothing is known of them Bragg has gone to Richmond and Polk is in command during his absence. - ~
 HIcaxoxD, Nov 2i-The New York Herald of the 22 has bean received The from England is important. Ln- cons emancipation proclamation the theme of univer sal London Post says It is easy to see how ut +rI, nowaress and contenptibe government must be come which could sanction with its approval such insane trash" ~ - ~
 MOBuE Nov 26-The Lynchburg Republican of the 24tb publishes report Stonewal Jackson had crossed into Maryland near Wamsport, md the enemy retreated be- s h It is furthnr stated, that Jackson made descent mon and severely damsg the Baltimore and Kirby Smith brought safely out an immense train of pro visions captured by his forces in hv
 Losses at Newtonia, Mo
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