, 1862-07-21

he town OF NeWberg. where one OF the Id
llama hos spitals was located. They took pris-
ospi1a], and basged $50 stand Of arms. This
howe the strength, enterprise and impudence
Il the Kentucky guerrilIas, and is warning
o al the towns on the border. The secesh !
re in full possession Of Henderson, Ken
ucky, aud doubtless propose to do other
Mischief. Thus the evidence accumutates |
hot the Morgan raid is the signal for the |
There is no time to lose, fellow-cltizens. Too |
much time has already been spent in vain |
alkirg. The time for action has arrived. II |
lie traitor movement in Kentucky is not !
,roken By decisive strokes in few days, the
consequences will be deplorable in the ex-
rene,
CTNTE1ANA TAKEN.
From the CINCINNATI Gazette, yeeterday.1
The following dispatches were received by
8is Honor Mayor Hatch, yesterday afternoon
md evening:
CovHeroS July is, 1869
MAYOR HATCH: Cynthiana surrendered last
evening at half past five O'Clock. The rebels
f1rt two rounds after the surrender. Tue
Newport company all killed or taken pri5-
oners.
The above is reported at Boyd's Station by
mouth. A man just arrived at Boyd's re-
ports rebels eonth Of Boyd's. Thinks they
Nil1 be at Boyd's in two hours. Kelly's
bridge, two miles north Of Cynthfana, was
burned Last night We can send men up the
road.
Our first object should be to guard the road
80 as to be able to send up reinforcements OF
drilled men. Raw recruits will be Of little
service to check their progress. Aregiment
will be here at noon, and I hare orders to
G, VI FuLToS.
TIE Mayor also received the following:
CovnGroS, Ky July Is.
I have Just racieyed the folio wing, dated
Boyd's Station, July IS:
Geo. Saddls +, i reliable man, has just come
in from c, nthsana. he says the ci1y eurcen-
listed about thirty minutes. He saw Morgan
ard his men, and says the number is about
$500 men. He shook hands With Col. Morgan
:nd talked to him. Morgan disarmed hin aud
passed him. He says Morgan treated him
with poiiteness, aud also reports that both
bridges ut ktlly's and Kimbrough's are burned
(Sigued) DuKAST, Operator.
superintendent BY. G. R. R.
CovSGToS. July Is, 7p- m-
MAYOR HATcH The following are the lat
cst adyiccs from Cynthiana via Boyd's:
G. ". FULTON.
BoYD's STAT1oN.-There were no bridges
burned between here and Cynthiana at 8 P. m.,
to-day, except the Kelley bridge. Now, there
Is not a soldier between here and Cyntaiaua,
and unless you send men to Robinson's
bridge this evening, the chances are no " that
there will be no bridge there in the morning.
Mo5gan'e ndjutant reported at Rankln's hotel
that their force numbered 2,700 men beside:
those who lately Joined him A soldier Of the
18th Ohio, CO. E, has just arrived from Gym
1hiana at S p m. leaving there at 10 O'Clock
NM a
states that T. B. Rankin, in Cynthiana, in
formed him that the killed and wounded OF
both sides will amount to $50: Morgan re
leased all the prisoners on parole. Two Of hi
cavalry regiments were about leaving for Lex
| incton, at 8 O'Clock this morning. Cot Ian
| dram was not taken prisoner, he escaped viii
| forty men He says he heard from seveEa
persons that Capt. Glass was killed.
OPERATOR,
From the Cincinnati Commercially
TIE TRAITOR MOVEMENT IN KENTUCKY
The traitors In Kentucky are all motion, al
have an advantage in taking and keeping tn
| offensive
AS near US as Boone county they hare bee
riding about in squads for several days. The
| are, in appearance, plain country people, bu
are mounted on the best horses ii the STATE
plainly. and carry no visible weapons: but Ut
Ger their long summer coats are formidab]
pistols and knives. They pick ont the horst
that pleaee them. IF the animals belong to
stcesh, they give them freely for the cause,
they belong to Union man, they are "col
fscatcd."
The secesh squads do not ride up and dow
the highways rupuing north and south, b,
circulate along the roads between the Licl
ing and the Kentucky rivera, riding IN circui
hunting up r cruits and drawing dailly nesrs
he Ohio River: i, rhis e str is is oy men Vi vi
paring to join him. Not. only have th
made the acquaintance Of the count
thoroughly, but they have entirely reliable
formation every day from this city. tn
know whenever any persons leave the toU
for Kentucky, and how many there are Of the1
arc gong; and in such cases they make es
mates as to the sort Of fight our forces wou
bt likely to make. We are assured that the
is direct communication between this city 81
/ Morgan, and that no longer ago than yests
, | day spring wagon loaded with pistols u
, rosdeT crossed the river and was hurried
the haunts Of the guerillas~ The wagon II
3 the property Of country store Keeper
. Boone county, and the Lie prepared for the {
casion to tell any one who might be {uqui
a tive wss, that the heavy boxes Ct
J, tanned stone jars fer the preservation
:, fruit. II an examination had been had.
would have appeared that the jars contain
f powder, caps, &c. 4 gentleman who is "
e well Informed said to us yesterday that If t
IL spring wagons driven ont Of Covington CO,
e have been searched tor Q few days past, til
, would have been revelations that would hs
:. astonished the good people Of this to,
it UE1on men are driven from their farms ey
= day In Boone county, and when they 60
:, here they are afraid to tell what they knt
d fearing assassination IT they should ever =
T. tufe 10 return to their homes. II
70 It happens that it is with great difficulty t
70 the truth Is aseertafued as to the condition
te tie country ten and fifteen miles south Of
spies Of the enemy in our midst are mar
le and nIlkmen, who make their appea1a
d. here every day. One or two drivers Of Z
tucky milk wagons have been DISCHARGED
q, Gently because they were Union men.
20 wonld be very well, at least, to administer
- Wish to drive off people who supply our Z
OF sets, but in the present condition Of at
:, Of epiee.
~ - As might be expected, this raid into
aoa and the threatening aspect Of afai,
~ Kentucky, creates great excitement and n
little conformation in Cincinnati. Itif
lieved there that an expedition against
~ .city Is being organized On the south sii
!. 1.-The river, and that the city Is In danger,
- strongly believed InaL many OF the ban
~ have sent off their specie. A large sun
- - been received in Chicago. The folio
w w from the Commercial, Of yesterday, will Z
" the state Of feeling and what precautions
been taken:
sM TIE MORGAN RAID. -. :. =.
@@S @ Since theredouhtable Morgan Arst tappt
* * In the vicinity Of lexington, this! people
81 been much excited; and not altogether
It'd ont cause The events ofday, before rye
IS dsy.. and the thonsapd wild zumors md
-. ula1ops which. circulated yesterday, :fts
~ thepuhuc mind. into ! cundi ihon ,hpId'
:. On tttpzy:, Mapy good peop1s 'seemad t
In eled while 4he: majority ma1nifeated. dea
,r.~ Symptoms Of upeastness:~ r: This case:w4s
lila + aggravated By the fact that it was fmp3a
to ASCERTAIN fhe' 6tfepgth 81 The g1ei1iiias
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