The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-15
Desperate Fight between Bragg
S and EIcCO0k at PcrrysViiRe.

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Desperate Fight between Bragg
Is and EIcCO0k AIT Pcrrysvi.le.
a. -, PERRYsvILLE, Ky, Oct,Sg
Bragg's army attacked Gen. McCook's
corps near this place yesterday. The fight
ing was desperate. Gen. James S., jackson
ex Congressman OF Ky, commanding a di.
vision, was killed
General Terrell, of Vioginia, formerly OF
Terrell's battery, commanding a briSade,w
very severely wounded. g.t
I On two occasions the fight was hand to
hand contest. The Confederates were great
ly superior to the Federals in numbers.
rMcCook was heavily reinforced and the
battle was resumed to day. f'.d-l
The fighting was manly done by General
Rousseau's, formerly Mi!chell's division =
| Col. Geo. Webster, of the 98th Ohio acting
brigadier general OF the 34'h brigade, was
seriously wounded. The firing gceased about
4 O'Clock this evening. ,m3II i@I !
H.! .ara FURTHER. ob nH4
LoUIsvIILE, Oct. 9.--A doubtful rumor
says that at the close Of the. engagement at
Perrysville the rebels, had possession Of part
of the field -l.,.( ~ *
| fo0O is about constructing a hospital near
the House OF Refuge, capable Of accommodat
ting 1000 men. iHy{ I, ~ .fn3f8 isi
T. ,ros3nLATER. , ob bH2
Gen. Sheridan, ofIll,, IS rehorted killed
tdoubtful. a,fs0 ffssar. .atsrc ls! <
Our loss is stated at 1000 killed and woun~
| ed ,,.,,ga -lg
The Confederate loss IS NOT ascertained. /
| The euemy are north Of PerrysvIllej lF
A general attack is expected Immediately
\ by our troops. .aiiaH Visa .hf974 ~ Z
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Particulars of the Great Rattle
I . LOUISVILLE, l0ct.} 12.r--A squad lof Du-
montss men, under Col. Weller. captured two
pieces of artillery and one hundred and fl ty
rebels at Versailles yesterday
\ A portion of Dumont's command drove
the enemy on Saturday night from Law
renceburg towards Nckolasviiie, wcundne
several and capturingssixteen prisoners
Federals loss nothing. ...il'.,' |
! Further particulars ofW Wednesdays Perry.
! vile fight are received. il5r5aJ OIL bg& !
The Federal force was 5000. The rebe
! force was 62 regiments --aEgreeatea number
| unknown. Federal loss 500 to 600 killed
1890 wounded, and 440 prisoners.
The latter were paroled by Buckner., |
! The rebel loss is 1900 killed, Including one
General. unnamed, and IA Colonies and
Lieut.5Gofone Is. ih@at ~ Jgr9a9g !
Y This number Of killed is admitted by the
rebel medical director of Gen. Cheatam' s
Division. .IrbdBdH Hgmig3gS
Deputatiop Of the Cincinnati San itary
! ias on laff ot q nts, 10
with special train OF ambulance wagons
containing supplies for Perryville, wounded,
They will have'a Government escort from
Bardstowh' to PerAille. -"-''-
The remains Of Gen. Terrell, Col. Webster,
wore sent to Cincinnati by tho mail boat al
qtwo this p M. 6y3 ndjfa8 Oh .bHG !
Cannonadmg was heard near Lawrence-
ibprg. KY, to day.. Gen. Dumont sent rein.
| brcements thither. fe,.i J4afT oi, [,,,c
| On the day, oil tho Inauguration Of Dick
Hawes at Frankfort, Bragg, while dining at
the same table with The Misses Preston, was
interrupted by messenger. After refusal
several times he consented to hear the mes
fsebger. Immediately thereupon Bragg,
\ Hawes and others finished their dinner I'D
the hotel kitchen and skedaddled, just in
btime to escape the Union forces. ms M TT
t., All is quiet slthough the anamalgus posi-
ton Of Kirby Smith ,sausus some uneasness,
LOUISVILLE, oct. III t.--The Democrat
learns that Capt. Bowlis' ouartermaster's
| train was attacked on the morning or the 9th
by party ofrebels whom Maj. Bradford held
llifl check, near, Frankfort,y when kirby
tSmith's whole force appeared on the oppo
site side Of thesiser apd, neeess itated a surf
brepder Of II Federal Government, wagons
l,and 10 or Is sutElers wagons. The enemy
captured $50 OF Sill's straggIaTs, whom they
sent back tosth6l train agriiJ
tG The journal sass,Graysoh wAsn taken by
the rebels onsthe 30th ef September.
oo Nashville ~ pr surrounded BY the rebels, Ehd
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