The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-07-24
A Rebel Movement.
Affairs IN kentucky, Ohio and Ind.
ana.-Ihe Rebels Iuvade Indiana.

Affairs IN kentucky, Ohio and Ind.
aad.-Ihe Rebels Iuydde Indiana.
They Threaten Cincinnati.
We have startling intelligence from
Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana. The
rebels have commenced new and i'm
portant movement in the invasion of
free States. They are already in In
diana.
TTelegraphic Correspondence Gin. Gazette
INDIANAPOLIS. July Is, 1862.
A party of rebels have reached the
Ohio River and taken possession of
Henderson, Ky. Another party have
crossed the river into Indiana and cap
tured Newberg, Warwick county, with
$50 stand Of arms, destroyed all the
hospital stores, and have $50 of our
wounded men prisoners. They killed
one of the iGen.
Gen. Blythe has sent a boat with 100
armed men and piece of artillery.
He has telegraphed Gov. Morton for
men, arms, ammunition and artillery,
which articles are now being loaded on
an extra train, and will leave at mid
night.
There is great excitement here in
view Of this occasion, and it is thong t
that the rebels will not get out of the
State alive.
A party of Morgan's man captured
the provost marshal and all his papers
at New Liberty, in Owen county KY,
fifteen miles from VevOy, Ind.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, yesterday
REBEL RAID INTO INDIANA
For the first time i'm the war armed
rebels have set foot upon the soil of a
free State. A band of marauders have
crossed the Ohio River twenty two
miles below Evansville, taking the town
of Newberg, where one of the Indiana
hospitals was located. They took pris
oners, $50 sick and wounded soldiers
in the hospital, and bagged $50 stand
of arms. This shows the strength, en-.
ierprise and impudence of the Ken
lucky guerrillas, and is warming to
all the towns on the border. The &C.
cesh are in full possession of Hemder.
son, Kentucky, and doubtless propose
to do other mischief Thus the evi.
dence accumulates that the Morgan
raid is the signal for the breaking forth
of conspiracy i'm Kentucky. There
is no time to lose, fellow citizens. Too
much time has already been spent in
vain talking. The time for action has
arrived. If the traitor movement in
Kentucky is not broken by decisive
strokes in few days, The consequences
will be deplorable in the extreme.
CYNTHIANA TAKEN.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, yesterday
The following dispatches were re.
ceived by His Honor Mayor Hatch,
yesterday afternoon and evening:
CovrNGroN, July IS, 1852.
MAYOR HATCH: Cynthiana surrender.
ed last evening at half past five o'clock.
The rebels fired two rounds after the
surrender. The Newport company all
killed or taken prisoners.
The above is reported at Boyd's
Station by Mr.. Watson, son of hotel
keeper at Falmouth. A man just ar
rived at Boyd's reports rebels south of
Boyd's. Thinks they will be at Boyd's
in two hours. Kclly's bridge, two
miles north Of Cynthiana, was burned
last night. We can send men up the
road.
Our first object should be to guard
the road so as to be able to guard
the reinfOrcements of drilled men.
Raw recruits will be of little service Ia
check their progress. A regiment will
be here at noon, aud | have orders Ia
stop them and send them up the road
G. W. FuLroS.
The Mayor also received the follow.
ling:
CONVICTION, KY, July, Is.
| have Just received the following.
dated Boyd's Station, July Is:
! Geo. ShaddIer, a reliable man, has
Just come in from Cynthiana. lie says
the city surrendered about S O'Clock
last evening. Fighting lasted about
thirty minutes. He saw Morgan and
his men, and says the number is abon,
$500 men. He shook hands with Col
Morgan and talked to him. Morgan
disarmed him and passed him. II,