, 1862-09-20
TIC WAR III KENTUCKY.
&uuf9: t}sYiit> SURRENDERED!
u Bragg.
RUEl.L-S CO11N1E<fCA ALTON
CGI' OasE.

Private Information from reliable S: urces,
1C.LlyeG here Yesterday n.srni.., hriu. = the
;nttl.fgerce that Muufosdsyi1le, Kentucky,
aas surrendered 70 the rcbvls uader Bragg on
"Wednesday lar, st.:r hard battle Our
troops fought brayely until their ammunition
VAS I'll exhausted.
We have no particulars, but learn that Gen
Buell. S forces did Ept Tt.ch Muutcrasyil!e in
lilltt to FAVE it.
Bragg ia reported to be advancing his army.
Lp..n Louisville Gen. Boyle, WIN is in con-
n ard, says that he cun hold mat city ar .faet
arg force that will ha,1,rouz hit 1gaiust it. The
| Notifications about Louisville are being rapid
| II constructed, and are nearly completed. AL
dis1o}al persons and negroes have been pres
| std icto service, and are being set to work on
| tlc f0rtllcalions.
C1Sc1NSAr1, Sept. 1S.-Gen. Lew. Wallace
| was rtlevec tEis morning of command IN Ken
lucky, and ordered TO report at Columbus to
| o!gauize the paroled prisoners for battle
/ agaiLst the Indi1ns- General A. ]. Smith now
has command. General Wallace went to CO.
1un,tus to night. Great indignation is te1t
amorg the citizens and soldiers, because Of
I hi supers. dure.
Rumors arc rife on the streets o! reverse
to .the ftdersl as1cs At MunlcrtsyAae,' 'ksu-
lucky.
A battle has certainly been going on be-
| tween Bacll ard Bragg, and the belltf is en-
| ttrtalncd IN military quarters thnt the III In
'orce OF Kirby Smith has goac to rtia oree
oi1EE, w., a,s so ,,r,,
~ho wenI ont WITH 4 1a9 Of truce. returned
t.~dsy, and reports the e1einy's lines nea,
"A'on, 1"en:y miles from Cor'nssIn, nat,
,.t., f,r, nF.hn 1.n'+ 1..r .c,,,di' dI~
t.wards N;uniora:yille. Scouts. 6owsye?.
esserera:e That the c1.emy are t:.cauped nsar
nirs,oMn, "mSa aS NJ: M i:npsnnap'e: e., naes
will be exercised to preFcn. surprise.
r. r1orf .hat I1, rt;,ei f,,Tc;s ara con.an1r
| ~ +ta sr,,tt s;df of 1hn "a: T1en,c,n1 h;5
f,osi,ion' ~
Duckner. with 10 CN0 or 15.cDo men. ia Ger
B,as!, Who Wi!l Desperately contend the
IirGi 10 hold rAa. State. Buell. viii also excr
f;;stlt ~ ~. ntm,,sT n dr;rs Rr,,1 ron
tie state.
re cucri1l2 b4ui3s have been driven b,c1
fren' tie Oslo River, and navigation Is ayai,
| their bows for an em:rgency.
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.,,a,s'1r .'.,s, esr, ,'It+ ,..h ~ ~
.. 9sE auuUt s;14't s se;aa. HuMa
H.. exr;r,ne"t All ta,;r = ~ ,,'' : ~. s7;i
,.a, Ecnr VIII, .n ~ ~ tn;n ~ nr.,'
;,n.,,dn; ~ G.,s, Rn"n h,t1,o 05=
ienuaE ~ - ;. nu! e..'.s,h,- ua. ,.,.,.;
'.+ ~. ers 10 os e e1.a 49,, 10y ~.
n9 G.S'is nueio " 1;n,s.tass 40" ,.s3 h.. au
!; u,1.ol ,r9 ":,d tor u +h,. rurno... 'o"' As oee
I
: lsor Inc eh'caeo Isloanc
l. CHICAGO, Sept. IL. 1852.
:: News has lust been received that the CO
;: f.aer,t..s b.v. csn.nret Munfrdsv;,1e wh;,
- ~ ~. r-s.s i, .'.,: :" -,
:: ,t's on qsn . nusns - army @ irom Ills us snppls
: ately, or it is probable that the whole arm
!: ri 10 ,o.+
j; WI oe loe'-
!. Why bus Gen. Buell. been compelled
Mart mn y iHA1n M
see? Why has be permitted Bragg and k,r
&c Smith to come in bis rear? Questio
t. la7tn1s that even th: gsn:fal could T.
answer s SAY sfaetori'! 70 the people i be },
70 3' 1nl:tli t.1 Ine trptn IS taat Toie IL M ,1e
ID ID nartialEg The officers Of tue s:a oe g,d:. 4
g. cne1ny xrrc marching through Els: rernr
j, SEC to Lis rear. Gen. Mitchell, With the
. 6ivirion Of Gen. Buefrs command, (aeo
y 4,500 mer,) and acting Independent Of Ct
~ Buell.. took possession of aud held Mr.
t; Alabama ard Middle Tennessee, from th- f,
= psrt Of April till the fore l,agr of July. G
IS Buell., with his large arsuy was na5le to he
a that country. and he has a52ndoaed i, sivi
= IN the confrd'rates territory from .ttel til
!. vi rase BY coascripttou atleast Il. 900 too;
x. and from which they will g.i1ler more pro ::
-. ions than they have in III the rest of |
,k Southern confedezncy- Anon military pers
e would suppose that thcfr had been some 1eglt
IT. orthst there was something wrong souewne
IfG &ouI nc NGA. OAC4A ID y - E5b tl2iCl 4N =
"a sou would attribute anJ wrnnt, 70 hin T
ID haze line ct the recent, and no s pendi
,-s movements OF the encmy is, ana his be
sc CHATTANOOGA and Cleayellnd, aud by the I
1T Of The raitroad running: through those plae
40 ! and northwest 8ardl9 through Tcnoe st
As early as in sIsy. last SUNNI
Colonel Turchtu. then comn,udluy t
Sth brigade OF the army under Cane
Mitchell insisted that thnie n1;n+s shnt
% | be in,mt6fafeYy taken and held ana Il RI
q could not be held that the raijro1d sh,nId
20 DESTROYED.
% Cen Mitchell. early in Juae. sae1nv +
Us importance Of taking iaose ro;n:s. Dus n {
MS n, dition on foot. Int waa c3mna1i.i IN nh:
IN t,on Il because be VA pot r.;nf,rr
as be sbould hay. been. lnsrh
., 20 some pefsou Was afraid that Gen.
ne aud his little division would do
:, I much. About the LIST Of july. Gen. Bue]I
Ut rived st Huutsville with the divisions of i
/ Cook. Crittendep. Thomas Wood and NIL.
uP | The Increment esst could then have he
.aa s.a made successfully. Two divisions sud D,
y, Ut other divisions were pushed east to 4
lsa yeEson and Battle Creek: but there Il
70 stopped. Gen. Mitchell was driven of. &
III Col. Tuzchin aud the officers Of hts c3u,na
tie command that lad dunc theTork In II
Pe- fhcrn Alabama md Middle Tlnuessee) =
Vs. called before cours martial which husln
sas SO euRrotsed the attention of the sane
~ commanding that he sprRot. or at lea3t n
.rs5 ,ected. to proceed. Krby Smith and B.
tae proeetded on THEIR northern excursion vi