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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01
LAND OFFICE, SIOUX CITY. IOWA,
Public Land Sale,

Neil'E IS hereby given that In pursuance Of in
~ siruction> from the Commissioner Of the Gen.
era! land ofic-. uu ier authority vested in him Ly
the 9th section oi the Act ~ Congress. approved a.
otfnsGs;, iS!t, we snsIi proceed to offer nj publ.
SAFE IN the "ist day ~ March next, at
this Office, the following Tracts nj land, all In Town
ship Eiehty.ni-e, north Of Range Forty eight west,
tuwlt:
NV fri q Sc ! and SN u Of Section one; 4 II
OF Ne 4 OF sn'tion two; 4 of NE V, sW !. II
N" .na 81 Of Section Twelve, eli OF session
twenty-'onr, and lot three In Satan twenty six.
Also, Mt tbs sam tjme, the following tracts In
Township Ninety north Of the sI.rI- Range. viz -
Nv i OF Section fifteen; 10; plumber two OF Section
twenty seven. and all uf Section thirty six.
All persons having presumption rights to any
portion of the above described lands. are advised 10
make proof thereof and payment thereon before the
day above designated for the cummencem mt Of said
sale, other wise their rights will be forfeited.
WM. n. BIGELbW, register.
n27-7w JAMES =. EpIE. Rec.i'or.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

Two hundred horses bought for Colonel
Bishops Northern Wisconsin Cavalry and
now condemned, were sold TO keokuk
parties, the other day, at from $l3 to s55
each. The sale attracted about fifteen
hundssd persons.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

Roanoke Island, the battle field, is
about twelve miles long and four broad.
and its capture will shut OF the water
communication between Pamlico and Al.
bemarle Sounds, ond the carrying Of cup
plies 10 Norfolk by that means.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

The Louisville Democrat says-As the
press Ct Great b. tian took exception to
putting stone in Charleston harbor, per-
hsps i. will object 10 putting Stone in Fl.
LAFAYETTE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

The Supreme Court OF Vermont has re.
Gently decided that a teacher has no right
to " whale a pupil for any act committed
after school hours,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

An Irishman was arrested at Mount
Pleasant for selling liquor to the soldiers.
and sentenced by Col. Drummoud 10 stand
IL hours on one Of bis own whiskey barrels.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

The British steamship St. George, has
arrived at New York with one thousand
sine hundred aud three bales Of In1is
aoeton. -. H-.arr -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01
lrisiAat soticc.-State @! Iowa,

OUlHHVF NONNIy, s..
oStl't" G. Trsiwsy aud John Carrier. IS. Francis
l.. SmiIb and Robert W. Saith. 70 TIE abay.
named defend .ut5.
G~rntl"mcn- You are hereby no ifci that thsr.
Is 10" an file in the offre Of the Clerk Of The bis.
trlct Court in aud tr the county ~ Woodbury. n
petition u! he above ham"d plaintiffs claiming Of
You the sum 81 $3.50 and interest thereon fr1,a
the i6h day c'Juls 1851. as money Justly due them
on n nattsr 0i ali account ~ them purchased Of
William Il, icafy, and that unless you appear
thereto and dctnd on or b fore noon 81 the sscu.l!
day Ut I re next rrgular term u the District Court
ia ana for said county, ID be held on the LIST Monday
OF April next, default will lee entered against Yes,
and Judgment rcadcred thereon for the amount
claimed, .. &. TREDWAY,
JOHN cCRRiER,
Sioux City, February sist, 1866. Plaintiffs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

General HAlleck has seizcdSx Governor
Claiborne +. Jseksou's hemp plantation,
in Saline counts, Missouri, for sosGsaa,iop.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01
New Advertisem'ts.
Original Notice.
TO CONSTANT PROVOST, Def:

III CVNSIAN FKUVUST, Uefi:
You are hereby notified tia there is now on file
III the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Plymouth unity, State of Iowa, a ~petition OF IL I'D
son q Joy claiming of You Ninety three and s4.l0O
Do'iars, aud six per cent. Interest thereon until
Haid: as money dae them from yoI on account for
services rendered YOU by them rs attorneys. and for
money expended for you Said petition asks for Il
~ tastachtnent against Ao"r property in said
county ana the same has been issued.
ana unless you appear tiercio amt d. fanh before
noon Of the second day Of the next term Of said Dis
t.ict .ourt, to te heguo in said county on the End
day OF Apru,lsjs. default will be entered against
yoa ana Judgment rendered thereon.
HUDSON 4 JOY, Plaintiffs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

Pennsylvania has assumed oil The d.
'ect tar assessed sPon the Ststs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01

BLANK DEEDs--tor sale ~ TITS
ID OMos.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01
OrigiMsl Notice.

TO MARGEEY ROBERTS. FRANK ROBERTS
and FRED kOBEli rs. heirs # Thomas RrI,srts
deceased, and JOSEPH kARR;
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-01
- FWW11Ns
Gdegrapgit.
Victorious Army
Marching On.
NASHVILLE IN OUR POSSESSION.
GREAT REACTION IN TENNESSEE.
Georgia and Mississippi calling
for more Troops, &c.

I'VE are indebted to the Omaha Nebras.
khan and Council Bluffs Nonpariei, FOR our
telegraphic dispatches. d
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-10-22
Highly Important From Kentucky
The Battle at PerrYville.

CHATTANOOGA, October IA gentle
man just through from Franklin, Kentucky,
states that he read the Louisville Journal,
of the 10th inst, in which Mas the follow
ing "a battle occurred at Pcrryviie yes.
Icrday, over which Kentucky will mourn
for many years. The Federal loss in killed.
wounded and missing, was nccnty fre hOu
sand' Prentice says that it was "a drawn
battle"
Another man, a purolcd soldier, just ar.
rived ut Murfreesboro. from Kentucky. says
thai the battle began on Wednesday, the
Sth lust, on which day he was taken pris-
oncr. On that day our forces :eIl back six
miles through the Valley, pIar ing their ar.
,illcry on either side rs they retreated.-
When the fight was resumed on Thursday
morning our army moved the enemy down,
and the slaughter is represented TO have
been awful.
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Last Call to Conscript ts

The undersigned has been appointed en-.
rolling officer for Lancaster District, with
orders to enroll gather and transport TO the
lamp Of destruction at Columbia, all per
sons Liable TO c"nscripiion under the Act Of
congress, approved 10th of April 1862: en-
braclng all persons between the ayes of IS
and 30 years who have not reported to the
Camp OF instruction and all those who have
been discharged on Surgeons Certificate
ara who are now able to perform military
dn'Y. All such persons are hereby ordered
TO report 10 me Immediately at Lancaster
Court House on pain Of being dragged from
their hiding places by the Sheriff aud dealt
with as deserters. Such persons are also
notified that am authorized to enlist them
IN The first Regiment Of Infantry, comman.
ded by Col. John Dunovant, stationed on
SuIilyan's Island.
X. G. BILLINGS.
Enrolling officer for Lancaster Dist.
Oct. Is, 1867, 36u
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Latest from the West.

HOLLY STRINGS, Miss October l2.-The
Yankees have not attempted any pursui, Of
our army. Scouts from Ripley report that
Roscncranz~, with several brigades, had oc.
cnpicd thn, place, but retired on Sunday in
the direction of Rirnzr and Pocahontas-
They destroyed the Court House and coun-
" records, and are reported TO have com
mttcd several rnres. Oar army is in good
health and spirits Rcinforcemen,s are con,
s'antIy arriving. and i, is now as strong as
Railroad will be he'd against any odds, A
considerable force now holGs il, which will
presently be rrinfnrced
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

Adjutant and Inspector. Generals Office,
COLUMBIA, October II, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. SO.
| GENERAL ORDER No. Sc. Of Sep.
IL tembcr 22d nit, requisjng the several
Regiments of the First Corps Of Reserves
TO appear at their respective places of rem.
deZvons for review by the Commanderin.
Ch'et. is hereby suspended for the present
ii.ColoneIs nfthe Regiments of Reser, es
VIII promptly extend this order to the com.
P"n,es Of their respective commands.
by ordcr of the Commander in-Chief.
WlLMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
AdJ'!. and lnsp. General Of S. G.
'c'. ~, 3T-lt.
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Tribute of Respect.

The Hanging Rock Band having received
the sad intelligence Of the death Of William
Jasper Truesdel feel it 10 be their duty to pay
some tribute of respect to his worth and
memory. w. J. Truesdel had been II con-
sistent member Of the H. r. Band for sew
cral wears. Drring the month Of Jlauary
1861, he became n member of Capt Haile's
Company Ella, Rock Guards) his love of
State and chivalric pride, overcoming all
other considerations, he shouldered his mus
fight in defence Of his country's rights. w
J. Trucsdc fell in the battle before Rich.
nond on ttc 29th June 1862 He entered
the service as II private and was promoted
to The office of lst Sergeant, the duties Of
WHICH position he discharged faithfully mp
to his death. He was IL trne and beloved
soldier, and died the d h Of patriot.
BE it therefore,
Resolved, Thai the II. r. Band has sus-
tained an irreparable loss, his parents Il du
,iIul and noble son, our country II brave
soldier.
Resolved, That this Bard deeply svmpa.
ihize with the parents, kindred aud friends
of the deceased.
Resolved, That blank page in the Sec
reiary's book be dc' otcd 10 his memury.
Resolved, That II copy Of this preamble
and resolutions be presented to the parents
Of the deceased, with the symp0tes OF th,s
Band i'll ,hei! sad bereavement.
Resolved, That this Band wear the usual
badgc of mourning 80 days.
Resolved, That this prcambIcs and res 0 ,
Iu,ions be published in the lancaster Led
ger. JOSEPH CLARK. Secy.
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The Democratic Pow Wow.

RICHMOND, Oct ia: the Democr,tic
Meeting held nt the Cooper Institute. in
New York, John Van Buren pronounced
the Rcpubiran Administration the most
contemplate Government upon the face Of
the earth
Ills plan was that Mcclellan should
move on TO RIchmond-,hat then con.
vention should ID called and Sonlheru
brethren iHN!ted to it-that the COns;i;u
ton thea be altered no that all should here
a!tc: live in peace, and if the South would
not stay he would say to them Wayward
Sisters Drpar, in peace.
"rhc Democracy should not lose time in
talking, and if the people called them trait.
ors just knock them down and 10 TO .he
polls.
"They had been told that the Southern
people would not Iive-aud in his mdp..
ment they onght not 10 Gye-undrr Abo!i.
ton sway, and he would no. live with
them if they would
The Northern accounts from Kentucky
are meagrc and indefinite.
the Tribune draies that BncII wos vie.
torious and in,i"uates that he is either ,
fool or n iraiIor.
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An Appeal.

We ask attention To a communication in this;
paper relative to the ncce ssities Of our soldiers
III Virginia, and soliciting -donsiioms for ti,rir
bcn' III. Letters from the army in Virginia aud
pcrs"rs direct from the camp, cotr-;r ia the
statement that r'ary oi the soldiers ate ia illc
most destitute conGi,iOn--wi.hout shoes, hlan,
kcts, or even Charge oco!othing. Cold wealth.
CT is now upon us, and il their waiss are not
speedily relieved til" suiTcrir < will D. t,uihle.
The resources oi the Government, it is said
arc inadequate to supply The heavy demands
upon ,hon, and an aupes! is made ~ the peop c
% ss't,t Va u',s important ,rk. Shall the an.
peAl .bc.n.ado in vain? Thc salvation OF the
country Iuay depend upcn the auswer to this
question.
A number OF ladies inu,.r town, aud ocrhnps
IN other. portions OF the District Lave com.
nrWceu 10 ,soiclt denotions OF such nj tic,cs as
may be useful in thc cuMps aud hospitals Let
'thcir nob.c efforts he encouraged by that spirit
&C! !lbcIali'y aud ,patriotisr, which should AMI.
'isalc the people a. this important crisis Of the
war. Ii is true that the articles most needed
blythe soldiers are scarce at home but there
,ce of II lid" self denial, we can lean to do
without but which to be deprived OF, will be
death to the soldiers. The families should be
willing TO contribute their blankets with fires,
in comfortable houses, they can live withou,
them. The farmers and planters should con.
tribute their wool, and clothe their ncg'os with
cotton. Those who cannot aiibrd to give these
ARTICLES should be willing to sell them at a fair
valuation.
We entertain no doubt but that il the proper
spirit and energy is manifested by the mass OF
the people throughout all the States, our ar.
mics can be placed in a condition to stand the
winter. Let the people come up to the emer.
gency and all will be well otherwise we can
not tell what will be the result Of the destitute
condition of our soldiers in climate far colder
than that to which they have been accustomed
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Court.

The regular Term OF the Court of General
Sessions and Common Pleas for this Dstric,
convened OH Monday last, his Honor, Judge
Glover, presiding. The Court sat only abou,
two hours, and was occupied during tla, time,
mainly, IN the hca'irG OF the Reports of the Sew.
cral Boards Of Commissioners. The civil Dock
cts were not called Tie Sessions Docket was
called and all the cases upon il continued
There was but little business for the Grand
Jury. They recommend IN their rcport tina,
the Act OF the last Session of the Legislature,
(which provides Tor the relief of families OF vol.
untecis in service, DC SO amended as to EN-.
brace the families of soldiers who have been
killed, or who have died in the service.
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FoR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

The Rev. DR. l.. =. O'Conneil, Chaplain
OF The {. ). Hospital at Montgomery coun-
tv White S"lphcr Springs Va and und.r
the charge tf The Sisters Of Mercy from
Charleston 5. c., has retugncdto Columbia
:or the purpose OF procuring aid for the
sick and wounded. The short space of
time TO which he has restricted himself
pr,cludcs him from extending To many 9th.
er portions Of the State bis charitable mis-.
sion. lie hopes, however, that the people
OF Columbia, Sumter, and Lancaster 5. e.,
ami Charlotte n. e, to whom he has ap.
pca!ed, will fully relieve the necessities of
the sick aud wounded soldiers
There are IN the above hospital some sew
Ell hundred sick nj wounded md this
number IS daily Increasing. Many, very
manv, indeed are in the greatest want of
every article of clothing, blankets and even
the neccssarrs of life
The winter in those mountainous part,
OF Virginia sets in immediately and that too
with grcn, severity. What will become of
''N s'Sh IL 'HtiI NtgtsSlll's are not cared Tor
before that The contemplation or such
Il fact ought To stimulate the mos, remi..,
II there be any such in our District to bring
forward their aid and that promptly. South
CnTolinr has many sons in this hospital,
who have heroicHIly done their duty Ia de-
fence Of their country, let w now do our
d"ty towards them by nIleviuling their suf.
fcrings even should it require W. 20 deprive
our homes Of many Of their comforts.
Donations Of money, under clothes, .hocs
stocking, blankets, quilts, wines, jrlics
preserved fruits and any thing tha, can he
used in an hospital viii he acknowledged
in the Ledger and may be sent to Mrs
l.. McKenna, Mrs G. Brummett, Mrs b. r.
Massey, Miss Fanny Witherspoon or Miss
Sarah Emmons. II il requested that all
packages be made mp by the 3Oih inst as
the Rev. DR.. OConuell will return 10 hi,
charge on the lst November. =
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Further Particulars.

KSoXvILLE, Oct. l6.--Thc fight in Ken
tucky has been confirmed by an arrival Of
two couriers. who state that the hgh: com
mrnccd Mt PcrryvIlc, in Bowls county, on
Monday morning the 9th inst. Gen. liar-
dee commanding the left, Gen. Buckner The
centre, and Gens Marshall and Morgan the
right.
The result on the first days fight, was
.lnrdec captured | 500 prisoners with very
heavy slaughter Of the cremy.
On Wednesday the fight was renewed
and attended with still greater slaughter Of
the enemy, llardrc capturing four thousand
prisoners, Marshall ana Morgan capturing
hiriy i,co hundred of the enemy, driving
them back twelve miles with Tremendous
slaughter.
Our loss in the whole engagement, Was
,ery small.
We aie not posted as TO who were in
commndd Of the Yankee forces, except
Gen. Thomas, who encountered General
ilnrdce.
We captured Forty pieces OF cannon.
The following is an extract from Colonel
Palmers letter, dated the l4Ih, received
last night from the Cap
Wounded soldiers are here from the bat
tie field at Prrry'iIIc and Captain Of a
Tennessee regiment. They report that on
Tuesday and Wednesday Gems. Bragg and
iInrdee fought the enemy at Perryville,
drovc them back ten miles, taking about
900 prisoners, killing and wounded about
l.5OO. That the next day Wiihrr'a Divis-
ion engaged he enemy and cap'urd 1000
prisoners.
On Friday Gen Kirby Smith engaged
them on their right beat them back, cuptu.
ring 500, killing Gen. Jackson and captu.
ring Gen. Tom Criltenden.
It is estimated that the eremy had u.s.,
900 men opposed to Gen. Bragg.
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WAR NEWS.
Brilliant Expedition of Gen. Stuart
Across Maryland into Pennsylvania.

WINCHESTER, October l.-.Gen. Stuart
has just returned from another q. I'd round
OF McClciIan's army. Starting from this
point, with n force of cavalry and artillery,
he passed through Maryland, directly north
into Pennsylvania, capturing number of
ns-Chambersburg and Mcrcersburg n.
monest the Misunderstanding large
taking large numbers Of prisoners and hor
ses. On returning to the Potomac he cut
his wny through Gen. Stones division, and
effected his crossing without the loss Of II
nan.
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The Elections.
We have received the following returns
the election in the State:
Iuntsr & urpcu p,ptsu

We have received the following returns OF
the election in the State
CHRisr CnURCH PARISH.
Scnator-P 7. Bonneau
Repr rescmtatve-M W. yenning
ST ANDREWS PARISH.
Representatives.. II. Mken (no opposition.
1T. THOMAS AND 81. DENIS.
Senator. X. Furman (no opposion)
Representatives. Smons Lucas, jr, mo op
pOsiiion).
RIcuLASD DISTRICT.
Scnator.EdwaId J. Arthur.
Reprcscniatives-Joln Wallace, Raius VI.
Johnston Campbell Il. Bricc, and John II.
sBoa,wright.
sr. PHILLIPS ASD ST. MIcHAELs.
Scna;or--iI. ID. Lesesne.
Reptssenta.ives-Geo. A. Trenholm, Rich
ard Yeadoa, n. p. OConnor, I'D. Magra,h, II.
T. Psake,-& s-Duwea, T. J.. Hutchinson, Jas
NJ: Essons WIN. Whaley, r. w. Seymour, II.
L-Bnkncy, yr. T. L.. Lockwood, A. A. ALE.
mong, J!-D, AikerE VIM. Lebby, J.R. Bowl.
aston, Ws.ir.TrescOt, J d. Campbell, c. T.
Hltchs,r,'W:tG. Desasssure.
SEwpERRY.
Gen. J. II. wiIliaSs, Il. Stewart, C. II. su.
bcr Esq.
CIHsTER.
James nemphill, n. r. Eaves aud Nc Daniel.
FAIRFIskD.
Th9s ". McKinstry, r. ID. Cook, J. b. Nc.
Canu
MARION.
Representatives. e. McClcnahan, W. S.
M,llns and X. Graham.
srrRrASBURo.
Senator. ~. Miller.
Representatives.. W. webbcr; John II.
Evans. - Bobo. w. II. Foster, G. W. II. Legg.
INIoS.
Reprcsen,ativss-S ". Da~kins, A, W,
Thompson, +, sesfe
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From the West.

MOBILE, Oct ia special despatch to
the Advertiser a. Register, dated Holly
Springs, 10Th inst, says:
Lieut.. Gen. Pcmbcrton has ASSUMED
command of this department.
Our burial party of three hundred sen,
TO Corlnth was seized aud retained rs pris.
Uners.
Cincinnati papers Of the llth received,
are filled wiki accounts of the great battle
beiAe"n Gems. Bragg and Buell. The tenor
Of their account. i, that Buell. is badly dc
tcnted and driven acrcss the Kentucky
River
Also, that Bragg is pursuing him vigo.
rously.
Three hundred parollrd Confederate pris
| oners arrived here this evening.
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@aH zANa zzDGE r.
GEEESSII.LE.


E"prcsentatives-B. +. Perry, James Nc
Cu'loug'', Randall Cror, James +. Boycc.
ANDERSON.
Scnator-Jamcs w. Harrison.
Representativcs--Ma ajor =. s. Mattison, DR.
q. r. Broyles, Capt. II. Il. Vandivcr, Capt R
+. Ctsyton.
ST. PETERS PARISH.
Rrprescntativc-Capt Alfred VI. Martin.
ST. nAETHoLoNEw's PARISH.
ScnatOr-Gcorgo W. Oswald. Representa-
tivcs-Bcnj. Stokes, David l.. Smith.
ST. JOHNS BERKLrY
Senator's s. W. Barker. Representative
Z. c. Kmk.
PRINCE WILLIAMS
Senator-Dancl IL. Ellis. Representatives
VIM. i. llouStoE.
LNURENs.
Semator-W. d. Simpson Representatives
b. :. Jones, II. II. Shell, G. W. Sullivan, W.
Power.
ABBXvILLE.
Senator-Thomas Thompson. Representa-.
tives-James NJ. Perrin, r. A. Fair, =. u.
Bradley, J. W. w. Marshall, S. b. Jones.
YORH.
Rcrrcscn:ativcs-J. I Lowry, G. ". vii.
ams, s. c. Youngbood, John 5. Bra,ton.
DARLINGToN.
Representatives. L. Lidc, W. II. Evans,
J. II. Norwood
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the hight wos opened with artillery. Gen
Bragg and staff reached the ground about
o'clock, n. m. At o'clock the enemy
showed disposition TO attack our right.
Chea,ham and Buckner were posted so as
to meet this movement. At 3 O'Clock our
forces advanced in splendid line, with iGen.
Brngg's order to pusI along the whole line
TO close quarters. For one hour and a half
the enemy maintained his ground bravelv
in the face of Il murderous fire of artillery
and musketry. Our troops fought like he
roes. When, at last, the enemy began TO
iaiter, with shout, our boys moved for
ward, aud drove them for three or four
miles entirely off the field
Meantime, an attempt upon our lef. had
been repulsed We captured 81 pieces of
artillery and between 500 and GOO prisoners.
For want o: horses, only eight of the cap
'ured guns were brought off The returns
are not in, but our casualties are estimated
at fifteen hundred. Had We had one NOR.
division, the enemy would have been de-
H''ycu' NlsHl pun an emu 10 Tie pursuit.
The encmy's loss is believed to have been
more than double ours. Among their kill
ed are General Jackson, certain; and Gen.
CrlItenden, reported. Buell. commanded in
person. We have prisoners from five div.
sions, consisting of at lcas, 10000 men.
We fought them with only 10000. Our
army Is in the highest spirits.
Al Frankfort, the matter WAS soon ended
The enemy, under McCook, fed beroce
Kirby Smith, but Wilhers ca, OF his rear,
capturing 700 prisoners and fourteen wag
ons. Another battle is at hand
Br"gg's depot being men%ced, he at once
withdrew his army, to protect his supplies
Immediately the enemy sent Il fl4g Of truce
to ask permission to bury their dead. At
daylight tho next morning af,er the fight,
there Was not even II Yankee surgeon rs
naming on the field, though their wounded
were all left Our wounded were removed
on the night Of the battle
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IRON Bro1Q's Armu direcA

IT'OW DF"yyS HTWy uTfcIJ
lIARRODsBURG, Ky, October 10, via
KsoXvILLR, Dot l7.-Bpgg's first pitched
b uIe in Kentucky took place on the 9Th
inst, at PeJryvilIe, ten niles from this place.
The enemy had been following us from
Bard,lovn in force, and also threatened
Frankfort Nhhers' division was sent for.
ward 10 support Kirby Smith, while the di-
visioas oi Cbeatham, Buckfer and nder.
son were coun,ermarched TO give battle TO
the foe in on. rear. Our line Of battle was
formed on the right and 'efl Of the turnpike,
80 ne TO command lhe only route by which
the enemy could approach. At6, q NJ