PERRYVILLE, KY; via Bardstown, Oct. 10. To Major General Halleck. I have already advised you of the movement of the army under my command fr...

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10, P. M. Yesterday [morning] Buell attacked Bragg’s forces at Chaplin [Creek in] the immediate vicinity of Perrysville. A ...

MacARTHUR, Arthur , soldier, was born in Springfield, Mass., June 1, 1845; son of Judge Arthur MacArthur (q.v.). In 1849 he went with his f...

Some vague and indefinite tidings of a victory by Buell in Kentucky in a two days' fight at Perryville. We hear also of the capture of ...

I left Shelbyville at 6 A.M., after having been shaken hands with affectionately by “Aaron,” and arrived at Chattanooga at 4 P.M. As I was ...

Many severe things are alleged against the President for depriving Beauregard of the command of the Western army. It is alleged that Bragg ...

Back at the department at work, but not much to do yet. The mails are not heavy. We have Bragg's report of the battle of Perryville...

Bishop Elliott left for Savannah at 6 A.M., in a downpour of rain, which continued nearly all day. Grenfell came to see me this morning in ...

The news from Kentucky is very vague. It seems there has been a battle, which resulted favorably for us, so far as the casualties are conce...

Major-Gen. Jones telegraphs from Knoxville, Tenn., that a wounded officer arrived from Kentucky, reports a victory for Bragg, and that he h...

The article in the Whig is backed by one of a similar character in the Examiner. We shall see what effect they will have on the policy adop...

There is no confirmation of the reported victory in Kentucky. An Englishman, who has been permitted to go North, publishes there a minut...

Northern papers, received last night, speak of a battle at Perryville, Kentucky, on the 9th instant, in which the Abolitionists lost, by th...

Colonel Bankhead has given me letters of introduction to General Bragg, to General Leonidas Polk, and several others. At 2 P.M. I calle...

Went to Cabinet, taking Mr. Whittlesey to Department. Found the President reading telegrams from Kentucky. McCook's division engaged wi...

Ashland . — We are now snugly fixed in Ashland. Our mess consists of Bishop J. and family, Major J. and wife, Lieutenant J. J. and wife (ou...

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. , October 21 , 1862 – 9 . 15 p.m.   His Excellency the PRESIDENT: An officer just from Louisville announces...

W. E. Partridge , now living retired in Alta, is numbered among the old settlers of Buena Vista county and is one of the few remaining veter...

The following letter from the army was received by Rev. A. C. Price sometime last week, from a cousin who is in Gen Rosecrans’ army. It spea...