, 1864-10-16

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next to him drew hts pistol aud shot tbs
lteuteunnt-d dead Afterwards these and more
e-csped to our ltnts, claiming protection, but
Gen. LaWler ut once placed them In close
conbnen ent and now holds them In readt.
ntss to be delivered over to the Eebel authort-
ties when the proper demand is made for
them. Gen. LaWler sent collin in IN am-
balance for the body Of Lieut.. Kitchen, and
when IT. Wss bruughtto his headquarters, he
ordered q flag oftruee to besent With 1t tothe
rebel llDea, aud transmitted report Of the
painful affair. The dag OF truca has not ret
rttu1ned, and may not be heard from b:fora
The following is from the same papsr:
An expedition Into Wcsr Florida under the
command OF Brig. Gen. Asboth, reached
Msriauna on the afternoon Of the eth Of
sepesmo,t,, ssptuFtus that Place aftss stub.
is the capture Of 81 prisoners Of war,
among them Btlgad.er General nod !
Colonel, Us stand Of arms, large quantities Of
QuaTtgEmaster's and Cemmissary stores,
over 200 fine hotses and mules, 40u cattle.
Our losa in killed and wounded anouats to
VI. snc Lieut.. C. ". Ayers, I'd M~ine cav
airy Gen. Asboth himself had Bis LEFT
cheek bone broken and Ills right arm frAc.
turtd In two plscts.
from, RudneY. Miss composed ot colored
the I'd INST, capturing coo head Of csttlo and
| large uumbsE Of horses and mules and sew
eIA prisoners.
Another expedition sent by Gen, Dana, at
tack I'd the enemy at Woodville at l o'clock
on ThurBday morning, capturing guns,
captain: | Lieutenant. IS enlisted men ana
fuline 50 OF the enemy. No loss whatever
| Oh our side.
| 4 cavairy expedition uudor Brig. Gen A.
L. Lee reached Clinton on Thursday nornlog
at O'Clock, capturing some thirty prison,
crs, the rebel mails, telegraph officers and 4
conttoefable quantity OF stcrc8 and ammu-
nitione. Amongst the prisoners captured Is
| Lieut. Col. PlnckleE, Provost Marshal tar the
fore tho arrival Of our troops. At last ac.
counts Gen. Lee was ten mIlcs east Of Clin-
ton, Etlll moving onward.
CA1Ro, Saturday, Oct Is Memphis pa-
pers Of the 18th have been received By the
steamer City Of Alton. They have but llttls
rotes cast By Ohio soldiers In hospital in
th: city, or IN detached service, was 189-
1G8 for the Union md q Tor the Democratic
ccnulcates-Union majority LII. OF these
| there we're for tue several Congressional Dis
tficts as follows: 1st-Egglesson. urion,
10; Butler, Democrat, 2. Sd-sncliabarger,
Union 50; Cox, Democrat, l. 9te-Buck-
land, Union, Il; Noble, Democrnt,
The Charleston Ale1eu7N sEeaktDg OF the
| dsspefsta BpeeCh delivered by jeff Davis at
hscon, ca, On the Esd ultimo, says:
1--WE make DO comments upon this
speech, but we cannot refrain from express
Ing Ut profound regret that such . reech
Ehuuld have been ea.d to have been deliv-
cred By the Chie1 Magistrate Of .tlle Confed-
eratt States; for we eaunot make up our
ninds 1hAt be delivered 1t, We hope speed
lily to b. able to deny Its Authenticity"
The Richmond Er miner OF q recent date
regards Gen. Forrest as true soldier, aud
says no commander In the Confederate army
hall 80 well understands the secret Of cs1er-
ity, but expresses fears that tho story that b ,
hss been made Lieutenant General Is too
good to be true, AZ IL ia not ont Of such stuff
as Forrest nor for fuca seryices as those he
has done for bis country, that Davis makes
his Genera and Lieutenant Geuenls. TO
make Furrtst Lieutenant General and put
him IN command Of all cavalry thrown u xay
III Georgia and Tennessee, would be to wiso
an act to bo possible.
Gen. Oelesby, Union candidate for Govern
er1of OF Illinois, will address the people OF
Cano and Southern Illinois, Ia this ctj, this
evening. The Post Band from Paducah will
| epllven the occasion with muaic. A large Ut
tendance and q good time generally IL anttci.
patgd b5 the uEion men. The C1ppcrheads
may anticipate what they aod thels peace
docrrsnts deserve and will receive at the
hands of the old war horse,