September 12, 1862 – Arrival of Troops from Gen. Grant’s Army

Skirmishing With the Rebels

The Enemy Throwing Up Entrenchments.

Cincinnati, Sept. 11. —The Wallace mounted scouts made a raid in the rear of the rebel lines last night, and burned a mill used by them for grinding corn.

There has been picket skirmishing along the whole line west of the Licking River all this afternoon. We lost two men killed. The enemy’s loss is not known.

The enemy are throwing up breastworks in front of Fort Wallace to-night. They will be shelled out to-morrow.

Several regiments of Gen. Grant’s army arrived to-day. The arrivals of other regiments and squirrel hunters have been very large.

Maysville, Ky., was taken by the rebels today. The Union people left, taking everything valuable.

The report that a company of city soldiers was captured in a body to-day is officially contradicted. No prisoners have been taken by the rebels.

Chicago Daily Tribune, Chicago, IL

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