The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-17
THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.


aging wagons last week some nine miles
south OF Nashville,
Col. Bennett, guerrilla chief, was routed
half way between Gallatin and Nashville.
He is said TO be mortally wounded.
1t is reported by intelligent army off.
eels, that the rebel Generals Cheatham
and Polk were killed, and that the rebel
loss at Perryville exceeded our loss three
10 one.
BARDsTowx, Oct. ll.-No courier from
Gen. Buell. to-day. Gen. Sill has joined
Buell.. .
No fighting Thursday, Friday or Sat-
urday, but one is expected TO morrow.
A deputation OF the Cincinnati Santa.
ry Commission left at six this evening
with special train OF ambulance wagons
containing supplies for the Perrysville
wounded. They will have Govern.
ment escort from Bardstown 10 Perrys-
Vile.
The remains OF Gen. Serrell and Col
Webster were sent TO Cincinnati by the
m all boat at two o'clock this afternoon.
James s. Jackson was buried from
Christ Church, under escort of the 25.h
| Michigan and Capt. Miller's Battery
Rev. Mr.. Talbot otficialed. There was
hardly a dry eye in the church. The
rcmaius were deposited in Cave Hill
Cemetery.
Canuonading was heard near Law.
renceburg, Kentucky, TO day. Gen. Du'
mont sent rein forceme, is lhither.
I. On the day OF Inauguration Of Dick
Hawes at Frank fort, Bragg, while dining
at the same table with the Misses Preston,
was interrupted by a messenger. After
refusing several times, he consented TO
hear the messenger. Immediately there
upon, Bragg, Hawes,an others, finished
their dinners in the hotel kitchen, aud
skeddadied just in time to escape the Un-
ion forces.
All is quiet, although the anomalous
position OF Kirby Smith causes some un'
easiness.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA squad OF Du.
mont's men, under Colonel Miller, captured
two pieces of artillery and one hundred
and fifty rebels at Versailles yesterday.
A portion of Dumont's cavalry drove the
enemy on Saturday night from Lawrence.
burg towards Nicholasvile, woundlng sew
eraI and capturing sixteen prisoners. Fed
eral loss nothing
Tho MaysviIle E,gle says dispatch wai
received by John c. Breckinridgos wife ;C
moot him at DAnvilie on Monday last.
Further particulars of Wednesdays Perry
Vile fight arc received. The Federal forcC
was l6 900; tho rebel force was 90 regi
ments engaged, number unknown. Tn'
Federal lots was from 500 to 600 killed, 2,
300 wounded, and 44O taken prisoners
The lattor wero parolled 10y Bucknor
The rebol loss was l 800 killed. including
one General, namo not known; IA Colonel
and Lieutenant Colonels. This number o
killed. is admitted by tho rebel Medical Di
Rotor of Gen. Cheatham's division.
dispatch from a member of tho Is
, Wisconsin snvs: The lst Wisconsin lost 5s
killed aud !24 wounded. Amoug tho lsttel
are Major Mitchell and Capt Green.
; Headquarters received dispatch stating
that Colonel Lytle's wound is very slight
IIc has been paroled aud will arrive here
TO morrow evening.
II is reported that Wooiford's cavalry cap
turod over 100 rebel wagons. 900 prisoners
and one battery. on Friday, between Perry
vile and Marrodsburg.
General Dumont is at Frankfort, Marshall
il is said left Lexington on Sunday last witt
his whole force, 2 900 infautry and 45O cav
alrv.
1t is believed that Marshall and the forces
driven from Versailles arc at Nicholasville
\ DR.. Head. Medical Director here, hat
boon required to prepare for the reception
Of 5000 OF tho Perryvllo wounded.
Col. Richard J. Jacob. of :he 9th Ken
tucky Cavalry, has arrived here, suffering
fon sx onsive but not serious flosh wounds
Kirby Smith left Lswrsnceburg with his
whole command Friday morning. and etfoc.
ted junction with Bragg on Friday after
noon.
Our forces were massod on Friday 90
tween F. rrvvile and Harrodsburg. The,
are reported to have formed in limo of battle
about six miles from Perrvvle.
I Capt Watson, Co. G., S0th Indiana
/ wounded somewhat seriously, has arrived
. here. He loft Perryvillo yesterday after
, noon, and was ovortakOn by a messenge
who loft PerryvIlo two hours later.
Tho messenger reports the rebOl force .
10000. They heard heavy and constsn
firing for many nj es. after they left.
Rumors prevail that a severe engage
ment, between the whole force of each army y
was progressing yesterday on the HArrods
burg road. Buell. is driving the rebels to
wards Camp Dick Robinson.
Paroled prisoners say the rebels arr
making for that camp.
At Perryvile the robels we're so crippled
yesterday that thoy could not carry ava,
seven pieces that they had captured. On
hundred and six thousand rounds of thei
I ammunition have been taken. Our force
, buried their dead and carsd for thei
wounded.
In skirmsh on Tuesday near Lawrence
burg. Bown of ,be 10Th regulars and frs
Ohio cavalry, fought against Colonel Scott
rebel cavalry. Colonel Scott was wounde'
/, and is now prisoner at Bardslown. On
| hundred and thirty rebel prisoners frou
Perryvile, including ten lieutenants arrives
tonight
The 1o6th at the Perryville Fight.
The Louisville Journul, in speaking G
the Perryville fight, says;