Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-14
THE F-fR IN KENTUCKY.

THE W-iR ~ KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, U,l. 9, O'clock, y. M.-Re.
ports just recsiv'd mdicaln heavy ski.1niSh-
ing between General F:Ieil'c l,I c.l and the
rricla nndrr Bragg, naa. p"rryViiIr, fifteen
iri!ci S'Iihats. Of iiarlatOwn, witt, every
prosr"c CT Of z general engagement.
L'n;CIaE,rI, OFT. H.-rl- forces that have
been r%ncaupr'i in thus vicinity broke up camp
yesterday and rnvnd Southwark.
Major ~fioncraI Granger has assumed
command of these troop, and will conduct
the Campaign i'll Northern anu Central Ken
tucky.
LOUISVILLE: o Il. IA report, consid cred
reliable here, say; that General Dumnnt al
tackled John Morgan, forces near Frank
fort, flis morniG:E, aud drcra ihrm in eve
ry direction, Niih v,r, .%.il,le loss to "rIr troops.
FRANKFORT, Oct. j = ~ti:nnrnI Dumnnt sur
pria'.1 the Rebels 1T three n'clock this morn-
ing by attaching the guard on the turnpike
brldg: with such vIstr that they were unable
to destroy tho bridge, us they intended. Six
Confcderatcs were left dead, and fifteen
wounded. Several wounded ser" carried off,
but the darkness prevented i CORRECT estimate
of the number.
Our loss in killed was three, no wounded
or prisoners.
The Rebel force consisted Of Xix hundred
cavalry AID two REGIMENTS Of infantry.
PtasrsvILlE, Oct S.-Bragg':; E.:brl army
attacked two divisions Of General McCook's
co,ps d drmse near this place, yesterday. The
lighting was desperate. General Jumes S.
Jack"nn, ex-l!ongrcssIn of Kentucky, com
ln=rictig 4 division, wa; killed. Gen. Terrell,
Of V,rginit, commanding a brigade, formerly
nf T~crrelI'a Battery, was severely wounlel.-
Ontwo "rcw inns the tisiuing wss hand to
baud. The kelrls were greatly superior in
numbers and had the best Of Tho fight.
General MrCook vas then heavily reinforced,
and tho battle was IcnInr,l ro-aay. The
fighting wn, mainIy done by General I.ons-
Scau's Division, formerly General Mitct,rll'a.
Colonel George Webster, Of tir Ninty Eighth
OIiin, Acting Brigadirr. &. m.ra! waa severely
w0umIcd. The firing rcni'.l about : IL rImrk
this evening.
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tn" engagement the Rebels had possession oil
part y! the Held.
LnrIsvILrL, Oct. a. Later .Iyincs from
prrryaYillc reports t;rn. s,irr man, Of illinois,
as killed {; Int Ilis :. d,iaLfil. Our 'Gss is
stalled III two lfi"I.aaml kiiirt nil wounded.
A genera attack IS expected ;mmclla1sly by
our tr"' lS. The Rc''ri lusa i, ,iid,ccrlAinCd
The g ivrrIi;ucnt. at all expense cftwn hun
dTed and tiGty Thousand dollars, is about con-
strnctms q hospital near the IIrnse at EcliIgc,
Capable ot accommodating tmu liiuuHani mrI.
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ARREST AND .nrr,. r.rirMurl al rt"mis:
FRANCIS TK.In.
from III. Boston inN -. tuhrI
We gise rla " here III nnr isat"r a hrri re-
count at The Ci,ailc, S'Iinn:r Meeting, in
FaneliI Hall, yesterday M n. l. 49, one Of
the most extraordinary gatherings Lisat ever
convened in l!hL famous cid Temple, and call
hardly add /" The credit %; the Guy on the
good Sense Of the people.
During his speech, Mr.. '5nnnrr a~ircially
challenged critir,sm; hrIt NJ sooner waa this
accepted on The part Of sGme of his hrarcrs,
than the in"niiag utterly refused IL hear IL
response. Free .IHtch, ju.:ii as i,nl l"-n III
yited, Vas not permitted. Tie friends nf Mr..
George Francis TIaTr, who with him had re-
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