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From Kentucky
the fight at Mumfordsville, Ky.--reported capture of Green river bridge and 3,500 prisoners.
Chattanooga, Sept. 26.
--The fight at Mumfordsville was brought on by Chalmers's brigade, which was afterwards reinforced by Chestham's division.
We lost 250 killed and wounded. The enemy lost 600. Col. Smith and the Lieutenant Colonel of the 9th Mississippi were killed.
[Note.--General Bragg's official dispatch says the garrison surrendered without our firing a gun. The loss referred to was probably in the fight reported to have occurred a few days prior to the surrender.]
The Nashville Union, of the 23d, reports that General Bragg captured the Green River bridge and 3,500 prisoners, on the 16th inst. It also says that Gen. Curtis has succeeded in throwing his army between Smith and Bragg, preventing their junction.
The capture of Green River bridge by our troops is a great loss to the enemy.
The Daily Dispatch: October 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Maryland --her Sympathies and Ation. (search)
From Kentucky. Murfreesboro Sept. 28.
--A gentleman from Bragg's army reports that Bragg and Smith have formed a junction, and were within 20 miles of Louisville.
General Marshall was at Rising Sun, on the Ohio river, 20 miles below Cincinnati, and had stopped the navigation of the river.
Buell was on Green river.
The Fifty third Kentucky regiment had been mustered into the Confederate service.
The enemy's force at Louisville is said to be 60,000--new levies.
From Kentucky, &c. Panola, Miss., March 24.;
--The Memphis Bulletin is received.
Louisville is to be fortified, and citizens sympathising with the Confederacy paroled.
The Hetty Gilmore and crow had captured more Confederates on Green river.
The Confederates bad occupied Owenten, Ky. The sale of firearms had been prohibited at Indianapolis.
A Yankee dispatch says Fort Pemberton cannot be attacked by infantry.
The Confederate force there is estimated at 6,000.
It is stated that the fort once passed, no danger is apprehended between there and Yazoo City.
The next news it was supposed would be flattering.
Five small boats had arrived in the Coldwater with reinforcements.
The position of the enemy was unknown.
The Mississippi was falling at Memphis.
The Daily Dispatch: July 31, 1863., [Electronic resource], An Authentic account of Morgan 's Great raid through Kentucky , Indiana and Ohio . (search)