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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11
For Sole.

1cn ACRES OF LAND ADJOINING THE
lHU corporate limits cf the city Of Davenport
on the west. Said land will be sold together or
in parcels Of Eve acres or upwards. Terns-one
quarter cash, the balance lcay remain on bond
and mortgage one to ten years at six per cent. in
terest payable annually. Said land is in the
eastern half and the northwest quarter of section
20, Township :8, Range 3, cast Proposals for
said property Or paris OF it, may be addressed to
d. b. Muliord, ~ Brosdway, New York.
oct4 St
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Oct. 10.
The body Of the rebel Lieut.. Col. Harrington
came up from Columbus, in charge Of hi father,
this IN rEing, ard will be taken homo to st. Louis
for intermeDt.
Our loss at Hatchie river is estimated At SEQ.
The rebel loss is thought to b. less. We cap.uro9
ii cannon 20 caissons and S75 prisoners.
iiurlbut has returned to Boliyai, and Ross Is
supposed to occupy Grand Junction
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represent the aggregate amount Of S. ll6 OF, or
more than Sl,si9.4I6 for the quarter ending the
3oth OF June. A large proportion Of the last
issue is yet in the hands of the pestmasteys un
sold, though no doubt half million dollars worth
Of postage stamps are in circulation as currency
The National Bank Note Company have furnished
postage stamps as ~ell as well "a '-"~r"-~ note
currency far in advance Of x1act, and sre 90 i
stantlv extending their facill.cs ~. ..o..asing
the daily supplies.
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We gave up our chase after local
items yesterday. after having ascersalned the
fact that our friend, McCosh, Of the Gazette.
was discouraged. Things didn't work salts
fac.orily, yesterday. None but peaceable c'l''
zen, v.utured out Of doors, and horaes were
content to stand still and shiver in the cold.
Have to stir up the ac:mals next door before
long, il ths present tightness in the local mar
ket continues.
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FROM LoUrsrANA.-A young man
fresh from Louisiana, who lately arrived In
town, aud who has been an unwilling solder
in the rebel army, enlisted in Mr.. Galligan's
company yesterday. lie is bound to have
lick back at the rebels, If possible,
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M A Il Il L f. d.

On Thursday, the 9th inst, by the REV. NJ .
REiNHARDT, MIR. A. G.. SMALLFIELD to Nj.
ELIZA NJ. jIpP, all Of this city.
Good! We wish our young friend 'DoLrH and
his blooming bride, full measure of happi
meas, and when, in course Of human evonts, ere.
sponsiblities" consequent upon married life are
visited upon them, We trust they take it all rs a
matter of course,.ard not become in the least dis
ged by tho number or weight.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Kentucky Ne Ws.

FRANKFORT, Oct. ..
Gen. numont surprised the Confederate forces
at o'clock this morning by attacking the guard
on the rapike bridge with such vigor that they
were unable to destroy that bridge, as they had
intended.
Six Copfederates were found dead ard fifteen
wounded. Our loss is three killed and no wound
cd or prisoners.
The rebel force was 600 cavalry and two regi-
msnts Of infantry.
PEsRYvILLE, Oct. s.
Bragg's army attacked Gen McCook's corps
near this place yesterday. The fighting was des-
perate. Gen. jas. J. Jackson, cxC congressman Of
kentucky, commanding a division, was killed.
Gea. erre. Oh Virginia, formerly Of Terrli's Bat
terry, commanding brigade, was seriously wounds
e1 On two occasions.
The fighting was hand to hand The Consei-
crates were areaty superior TO the Federals in
numbers. McCook was heavily reinforced, and
the battle was resumed to-day. The fighting was
mainly done by Gen. Rosseau's dtvis ion for Lerly
MitchelPs.
| Col Geo. Webster. Of the 9S,h Ohio, acting
| Brig Gen. ef the 34th Brigade was severely
| wounded.
| The firing ceased about O'Clock this evening
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.
doubtful rumor says that at the close Of the
engagement at Perryville the rebels had posses
sion OF part Of the field.
The Government, at an expense Of $500 003, il
| about constructing hospital near the House OF
Refuge, capable OF accommodating 20 900 men.
LATER FROM PgRRYvILLE.
Gen. Sheridan, Of Illinois, is reported killed.
| Our loss is stated at 900 killed and wounded
| The Confederate loss is not ascertained.
The enemy are north Of perryville. A general
| attack is expected mmodiatcly by our forces.
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Cows strayed or StOlen..e6. 90
Reward,

TWO COWS ARE MI3SING-ONE BLACK,
i with white face, in god condition, heavy
with calf; the other mouse co!orcd, with white
face, and tips Of both horns broken of, also IN
good condition. They were first u,issed 0ctsbei
lst. Any infOfmation which will lead 70 their 70.
eoverv will be rewarded . above BY Nm. Hickey
near the Catholic Cemetery.
Qe2-dkN1H
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From Cairo.

CALRo Oct. 9.
Gen. Oy!esby is not dead / made the state
meLt On the strength Of report from one OF his
own men,
The report Of the occupution Of Grand Junction
by the Fcderals, is not confirmed.
Our forces occupy keiuzl, and intend to hold
it. provost marshal has been appointed.
We have chased Price as far as RipIy, and as
far as ascertain, the chase ia still kept up.
Several thousand troops were in Cairo to-day
Commodore Davis has taken the gnuboa: toron-
dolet as his flagship She fired a salute this
morning in honor OF tho event.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market.---DaiIy Report.

OFFICE OF THE Dem. & NEwsl
Friday Eve, Oct 10. !
Business is quiet, and receipts light. Quota
tions unchanged.
tLouR$i so 50 wholesale, and 5,oo@5.20
retail. Shipments $50 bbls.
WHEAr--The best is worth 750so,, and 40 8
700 other grale.. Receipts 1555 Lu. Shipments
$50 bu.
BARLEY. Active at 77@S5c. Receipts 6, 100
hu.
CORN-Dull at 15Ml7o.
oATs-We quote at 90 M26c Receipts $50 bu.
OAIoNs-65c. Receipts 200 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

TaE Continental, Security, Loriliard
and MetropolitsD Fire Ia.urancs Comp.nie:, Of
New York. and the New England ard Marine.
Of Hartford. are rsliabls. prompt paying stock
Com panies. Robert Simpson, agent, south
oest eornes second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

81. Il. d." correspondent OF the
Gazstc, says he takes his pen in hand to com :
municate to a newspaper for the first time. II
he has any regard for the future salvation Of
HE .oul, he will do we'll to let IL be the last
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

CLERK Pro TEM.-The illness Of
Lew. Kinsey, Esq, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court hss rendered it necessary to eppoint a
Clerk pro tenn, and Joshua d. Patton, Esq /,
has been selected f5r that position. His form
er experience in the highly competent TO I'LL
the position,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

PooR CoAL.-Thc price OF coal has
adxAuced several cents and the quantity dete-
riorated wonderfully. Slack slate ard sulphur
are not very pleasant articles OF fuel bat il APP
pears it is the best the miners have to give.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

HI MoEpATHIC ASNUAL.-Dr. Gull
bert, of Dubuque has favored rs with neatly
printed pam hlet containing the proceedings
Of the first annual meeting held in this city in
Nav last.
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VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
The Rebels xMrHElissg Penn
SytcNAaiN .fgNiss.
PROGRESS OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Vermont State Election.
From Harrisburg.

From Harrisburg.
HARRIsBUBG, Oct. l0.-7:s0 Pm.
Gov. Curtin has jus. received the following dis
pich from Col. Mcclure. at Chambersburs
Mercersburg was occupied by stewards rebel
,avalry today, and they are now advancing on
Chambersb burg. They took horses ard all otne
property they wanted at Mercersbury, Offering
ual persons that have heard Of.
The rebel force 10 estma cd Mt 600. They are
cert"in,y advancing on Chambersburx. They
have cut the Bedford wire. They reported $
near st. Thomas, about miles from here. There
il no doub. whatcser OF their being in MERGERS
burg. They will certa My give Us q call tonight.
We had the rumor at o'clock, but it was not
credited.
We make 10 resistance, as it would exas-
pcrate aud cause the wanton destruction Of prop
erty and life.
LATER.
CHAMBERsBu RG, Oct. los Pm
About 10 men On horseback are in town with
caroines and flag OF truce. They want to see
the principal Of the town. They havo a
! large force about one mile from town, who will
enter in one hour
| Mcclure and Prorost Mar hal iiillmel have just
gone two mules from town TO meet the rebel com
| maader. Nothing can be ne, except 10 surren-
der. " e lock toi the whole force In half an hour
| Iney crossed the Potomac a; Hancock, aad came
over The country to the iittsbufg Pike
| The deposits o. the Cnambefssulg Bank have
| not been returned iie:n New York siace tho Ia t
| Iald.
HARRISBURG, Get. 100 o'clock p II.
| Gov. Curtin Is pushing troops up the valley.
dispatch from Shippcnsburs coufrms the ews
Of the occupation Of Cham beTsburg. The rcbe
| advance consists Of 100 cavalry and 6 pieces O
artillery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

PERsoNAL.-Judge Thayer and c. E.
D1nbsr, Esq., were at the Burtis House last
evening. They give very cheerful accounts ef
the energy and watchfuness Of the Democra-
cy throu phout he District.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

CoLD.-Winter has already com.
mence1 showing itself in this section. Yes.
terday was decidedly snappsh. and las' eve.
ming noet oItragsoualy cold
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

"FoRTUNE is a tickle jade" and many
a man who has courted her smiles has cause
to curse her inconstaDcy But that is neither
here nor there. If you wish to purchase che OF
goods you must 90 to Whis'er's
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.
FLouR.--Less active, s5.10@5.2o.
WHEAT. &c higher. Sales at se@1.O3c.
coRN.-lLc higher. S3d35c.
BARLEY.-Firm at 70G S5c.
RYE.--Stesdy. 43c nstoro.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

plcKwIcK.-The Ga=ette says MIR.
Ski .ner 10 his Wiatiei; speech made some very
ho,nv hit.. From all accounts. the Gazette
Intended that sqaib to be taken IN ficSwicS
ian sense. Everybody knows Skinner is
good .natared, good for nothing fellow, who
sar'. make speech any more than Ei Rus
ae,l c.u write an homes. editorial-an impossi
tilitv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE LE-
IN gal voters of the city OF Davenport, that
an election will be he'd at the Court House in
the city Of Davenport on Tuesday, the l4th day
Of October, 1861, for the purpose of electing .
City Clerk, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Thsuss DerTaody. Polls to b.
opened at o'clock, a. 10. and continue open until
O'Clock P. m. Of said day.
City Clerk.
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NV YORK Market

NEW YoaK, Oct 9.
FLOUR 51l0c better. Sales at S5,50;d575 super
State $500 t9t % Extra state; So 60Ga5.75 Super
Western, SO 40 $3.50 Common 10 meiium Extra
Western: S6.40N6.50 common to good shipping
Hrantis extra L. Il. O.
WHEAT.-Exci,ed and ease better. Sl.161
i23 Chicago super $l2o@S 90 Milwaukee
Club Sl.260l.2i Amber Iowa $!.329l.3 .3S Win
ter Red Western 81 330oi 40 Amher Michigan.
CogN- Filner. 63G64, Mixed Western.
PoRK -tirmer. $50 mess at $i2.50 SIG
ll.l2 prime.
WalsKY.-Market dull :3 ~ 435c.
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RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVED, Friday, October 10

ARRIVED, Friday, October 10.
NoRTHERNER. Afford, st. Louis.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, keokuk.
JAMES MEAss, Pierce, Dubuque.
oEPARTED.
EoRrHERsER, AlfoId, st. Paul.
Bill HKsDERsoN, Rhodes, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEl., Davis, keokuk.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The U. s. mail packet James Means, Captain
Pierce, VIII depart for Dubuque and intermei iiate
landings this morning at o'clock.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whip
pie, Captain Morrisson, Will depart for Fort Madi-
son and all intermediate landings at o'clock this
morning. Geo. W. Graon in the office. Passen-
gers and shippers will find this neat and com
Portable craft, oficered by experienced aad accom-.
modatin, officers.
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ATTENTION OFFIcEas.- a choice
military uniform call at Cones, corner Brady
and Second etreets.
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CITY TICK r.
For City Clerk,
p. j. RIO A & II.
r HE CIT Y.

Fer tcllegraphic intelligence see
second page,
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st. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.
FLouR.-Dull at s. 50@400.
WHEAT Market heavy, 42G 9oc.
Corn In fair demand at 22c.
BARLEy.-se@Sl.
RYE-Firm at Csc,
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MILITARY Men AITENTIoN.-H you
wish for Uniform and full equipments call
on +. L. Erskine, Nichol's Block.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO Oct TO-
The receipts Of treasure AZ Saa Francisco for o
months past. From Briiis Columbia. 5000, 900 /;
from Oregon and Washington, Sl70, 900 from
Washse 1000, ,9go from Mexico. s60G, 900: from
the Washington mines, s27, 90 o,oGo- making a
total OF $4,000 O03
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FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.

FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.
The call for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the citizens of this State, and
our quota is full. But tho old regiments are not
full, and to avoid tho draft, volunteers must
forward quickly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are received at Camp Mcclellan uni
formet provided with first rate quarters, &c. Tho
advantage Of volunteering for tho old regiments
is apparent. The Commissnry and Quartermaster's
departments thoroughly syste1atized, and tho
men arc well taken care Of. sepi-dltwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11
From Philadelphia.

paILaDELPHIA, Oct 10.
II Is reported that General Mcclellan was in
this city last nSgnt, private business. He pass
ed the night III the Continental aotel, bu- return
Ell to the field again this morning, On the IL o.
clock train.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-11

Pheaix Insurance Company Of Hart
fsrd assets, lat Nay. 1862. 1927 .26O 90 lia'
hihuss. &2l 500. HxNRy B. HOFFMAN, Agt.
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Cot. GALL1GAN's CoMPANY.--Ihis
Company which is being raised for the sixth
Iowa Cavalry. already numbers more than
forty men. and yet there ia room for a few
more Come right along boys. and offer your
services. You will be cure of capital officers
men who understand their business. Now
is the time to put down your names You
get the county bounty, and the liberal bounty
and advance pay Of the Government.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, Oct. 10.
Stocks lower with fair business doing.
Money active at 4@5 per cent.
C. & 4. l. s5Ic.
fAAmerican gold Sl.271a.
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XcrniCus News.

MosrrELILER, Oct. 10.
Tie joint committee appointed 10 canvass the
popular vote for State officers sui United their re-
port this morning The vote r Gov. stands as
follows: Hoibrook, 1888 Malley, 3,772. 1t.
Governor, Dillingham;, Is. s3s Chspon, $3.50.
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WoRk.-But two more working days

WoRK,-But two more working days
..u.;o,. the Democracy. and we trust they
~, ,nnro Va them. The abolitionists are
making great sxertious to carry this city As
II. vote will coaut tremendously on the gener'
a, result 10 the Distriet We muss carry Da
vsuport for out ticket. fsllov-Dsmocrats. 1t
may be juss the vote We need to elect our men,
Not a Democratic vote should BE- lost on
Thursdsy y. and TO this end every man mu't put
.hou,der 90 the wheel and coyk. Talk with
your neig hbors. Show them the record OF
infamy Of the so.callsd Republican party, aud
the importance Of husling 1t from place and
power. Go to work in the right way, and
every Democrat in the city can make vote
for our ticket Commence this morning and
do not rest until after the election.
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Wanted.
Wanted.

1.-TWO OR THREE GOOD COAT HANDS ARE
i wanted Immediately. Steady situations
given. SAN. PERRY.
Brady Street, opposite the Post Office.
occ-dlw
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GRANGs AT TIE BuRrrs.-Mr. II. Walters. the
popular clerk Of he Burtis House in Daven,
port, has lett bis eituation to accept = more
responsible one in the Treaont House, Chica.
20. The Burtis owes to Mr.. Walters good
stare of its popularity he has been ciesk OF
H. houss since its opening. and has by his
aff,ble manner and eolicitude or the comfort of
Il, eussts, yop tho respect and confidence Of
tho travelling community. He will be an ao
cession to the eTremont.-4Mu.catine journal.
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Proposals

L>GH BUILDING A BRIDGE on SECOND
street, near arrson. will bc received by tho
undersigned At his Office, in franklin block, whe,o
plans aud sE EeciGcatinns can be examined.
GEO. w. McCAkN,
Chairman Street Com. City .f Davenport.
gca-d
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From the Potomac.


HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoToMAcl
CAMP NEAR STRAssBUKG, MARYLAND, :
October 3D. 1862.
The Commanding General extends his con-
gratu'atons to the army under his comrn nd
for the victories aehie ed by their bravery ut
The passes of the South Mountain, and upon
the Ant!etam Creek. The brilliant conduct OF
Renos and Hook-r's corps. upder Burr side, at
turner's Gap, and Of Frankliu's corps at
CHAMPION Pass. in tie face of the enemy,
strong in position. resisting with obstinacy,
they carried the mountain. and prepared the
way for the advauce OF the army, won for
them the admiration of their brethren in
arms in the memorable battle Of Autie.am
We defeated a powerful army Of the enemy 10
an action, desperately fought, and remarka-
ole for its duration, and for the destruction Of
lie which attended il. The obstinate bravery
Of the troops of Hooker, Mansfield, and sum
ner, the dashing gsllsnlry Of thoae of Frank
lin on the RI ht, the steady valor of those Of
Burnside or the left, and the vigorous support
of Porter aud pitasaDton, pIeaent O brilliant
spe :tacie to our country -men which will swell
their hearts with pride and exutation Four.
teen guns thirty nine stahd of colors, Is 500
stani Of arms, ana nearly 5000 prisoners are
evidence Of The completeness Of our triumph
grateful country will thank the noble army
for achievements which have rescued the loy.
al States of the Eat from the ravag4s Of the
invaders, and have driven them from their
bordera. While rejoicing at tho ctories
which, under GoD's blessing. have crowned our
-xertions. le: cherish the memory Of our
brave comrades VINO have laid down their
lives upon the battle field. martyrs in their
country's cause. Their names will be eusbrined
10 the hearts Of the people.
By command of Maj. Gen. MCCLELLAN
A. WILLIAMS, A. A G.
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CAMP HENDERsHoTT.-A committee
Of y iitary otficers have made selection of a
site f5r the camp Of the 9Th Iowa Cavalry. 1t
is located on the bluff a. the outlet Of Ripley
street. back from the James Macintosh place
and south Of Locust street. The ground il
s!opng each way from the center, from an el~
ovation of about five or elk feet. This will
facilitate draining and render the quarters and
grounds dry and comfortable. during the wet
test westher. The quarters are to consist Of
twelve barracks, each 65 by "a feet In the
rear Of each OF these barracks is to ba sta
BILE 200 by "a feet. There will a.o be IL
kitchens. 2 buildings for line officers one for
field and staff officers, one commissary build
ing, one guard house, and go forth. The work
is to be commenced imm mediately
The camp has been christsned Camp Hen
dershn,t"-a well ,nefited compliment to the
able and efficient officer who is stationed
here.
L 9 Sixth has already seven full com panies,
and has enough more offered which are near
ly full, 10 make the regiment complete.
Col Wilson ia in town and will probably re-.
main here until the egiment leaves. He will
have On excellent body Of men.
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S Il 9 Y E S
FOR T He MIL LION!
III o R E o IL Il IL 8 S /!

TSvrRYBODY Is REQUESTED TO CALL Ar
IL No. 3 East From. street, and examine the
most complete assortment Of coal cook stoves and
parlor coal stoves any other kind Of stove ever
brought to lows. Those who wish to purchase
viii do we'll to call and examine prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. II you DO not wish to pur-
chase. don't fail to call around anyhow and sec
the Monitor" the new large oven stoveyan every
variety Of stove in use.
ELDER & HENDER,
No. East Front stIsss, DavsnPeft
sp2A-d&w2n
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.
Among the Perryvilie casualties, " edne.d day,
are: Embellishments Jackson and Terrell, Actin,
Brig. Gems. " Webster, and Ly tie Of Ohio, Lieut..
Col. Jewell, Major Campeti Of TIM 18th Kentucky
Cavalry. Cei. Pops .; the same regiment ls
woanded. TheIe Is no confirmation OF Ganc.ai
SherJdan's death. Gen. Rousseau is reported to
be slightly wounled. Col Weolfori, tst Ken
lucky cavalry, after i've charges, took two batter
ies, ani lie enemy, 4. te1 Aard hehtius, dry-
cH eight les.
TIC foregoing relaAss TO " ednesday's ighti.g
Various oI.caiating concerning a Fl sbt
yesterday Thursday said TO be favorable to The
Foiera'S bat ate traceabie to no authentic sou
Al ead4uarter5 at Ii o'cuck on Friday nor ing
we have received no aiyces from the bat le-
fc!d later than Wednes lay evening. Our force
IN that light was aooIt lo,hU0 infantry, batter
les OF artiiery, and 800 cavalry, but were rein
forced towavi the close Vi the eng cement.
Tho rebel force has not been ascortaincd' There
is NJ account yet Of the losses either siGc but
il Is supposed 10 be large, from tho mCrtaiiiy
among the field oii eTs.
iarre ambulance train il now ieavinr Louis
vile to bring the wounded hither.
LATER.
Early ye tefdas morn.n, Euol alta kei Bragg's
forces at Chipln Creek, IN the immediate yIclni-
ty Of Peryville.
short but terrible Fl sht enSued, when the reb-
els broke and retreatei rapi 'iy three divcrg
ing roads southwark. Oar force are in cl, 80 pur-
suit, and hope to bag the let.
At last accounts Gen. Gilbert's forces were in
the rear Of tao rebels, and some distance below
them. Military gencies require suppression Of
tn name 0; the pace.
No further accounts Of the losses On either side
Louisville i. in great anxiety and excitement
respecting the fate Of our soldiers in the poniing
battle.
Odershaw, Jackson's Adjutant, is on his way
hither from Bar is.own, with the remains Of Genls
jackson and Terrell and Col. Webster, 0. the
18th