Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-18


Our troops are in high spirits and confident o
Our loss in killed aud wounded, in Wsdnes.
days battle, was 1860. The enemy's loss i.
considered much larger.
-Ihe TepoTts Of ? severe battle RssT PeFTyYlla
on thursday are incorrect, coming from persona
VINO left At seven in the morning, when Skin
mlsnIng had commenced, with slight CANON
saln others, leaving the battle field At 3 P.
~ thursday, say the fring ceased before eight
"a tWe mofhiAgt and the Tensinder Of the rebels
"eIe tuen A4Aiug thar way toward Harrods.
burg, pursued by the Federal army.
Special to thsohiesso Ti1aezl
INDLAAAPoLis October ia gentleman
Buell. and Bragg came together agsip m Tb1re-
day last The loss on both sides was irmansa
Our list of casualties emong officers f. inDsnsa-
y large, The gallant Colonel s S steuart 81
Indiana cavalry, was killed Oar srmv 80
driven the enemy ffeen miles, caBtursi ~ tbsir
provisions, ammunition trAa., and drgves If
horses and esttle they wsrs akiaz with tbsm
Oar iots, It is thougAs. Weuld be nom 1900 to
10000.
A Dispatch from General Boyle to Governor
Morton confirms this.
LATER-AaOTHBR REPORT.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times
INDLANAPoLIs, October I2-RamoTs from
Kentucky cause intense sEcitemsat, General
Boyle, il is sbassd, dispatched Gsssnasr Marion
IBIS morRiEg to tie efset tAAt Bragg Wa in
BuslPs rear, marching ca Louisville General
Boyle urged the pressing ssceaa y Of immediate
reinforcemsns from Indiana He stassd tbas
he had but 1000 troops, she reserves having beeu
ordered away some days ago. Governor Nor
son ssnt Msjor-GeasEsl Love 70 he Okio for The
purpose OF leading tbe home lsgion to tse de-
tense OF Louisville. General Love left By special
train at - NJ.
Private ace0Hsts from LouisyiIls. hem intsIH-
gent and responsible parties saY thas it ives the
impression that, in the late fgAfs bssHesn BaslL
and Bragg, We bsd been badly beaten. and In
tense sxcitsmsnt prevailed il she city.
General Dum0Rt selegTa9hs constructing the
statement that Kirby Smith had captured Eve
hundred wagons Of our supply trains. Dunent
Insists that Smith got nothing a. ell.
Il VskY LATEST.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Evening JOurnaIJ
LOUISVILLE, October .I3-Ths rebels sdnit
a loss a. Psrryvllle OF Wednesday Of 1900
killed and 1000 woundsd, among whom are one
general eficor and ~foart5sn e~slonela. We have
about $500 vouBded at PsTyville.
The list Wisconsin lost Sc killed. 1914 FeunS-
ed. Msjor Mitchell and Captain Green are
wounded.
The 595h Illinois lost 60 killed and wounded
Hsslett, surgeon, is killed.
The s0ih IHdiana has s. killed and 95
wounded.
The 94h IlinoR, (COlonsl Wa5srs) Was in
Colonel Scott, Of lie Louisilna eGyalu. vas
wounded and tsken prissasr in = rkirnish oa
Thursday.
ihsFe are plenty Of rumors, but nothing re-
liable as yet Of q bsttIs yesterday. JACK.
NEw YORK, October I3.-The following Is
spseisl to ths Herald:
A private asPsbsh says s great battle vas
yesterday betas-= Earrodshurg ssd
DanTlHs, Ky heavier Aaa Wednesdays sah
lie WOolteTd took 100 Wagons, Aad 1000 rebel
ihs rebels TeLrsatiag 70 camp Dick
Robinson. It is ranOrei that Bragg and Cheat.
aam were killed in Wednesdays bsftls.