Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
From Louisvilie.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. O.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 0.
1t hss been ascertaiued that when the
rebel army took possession Of Lexinetop.
KY, they captured q millit dollars worth
OF stores and an immens quantity of am
mutation and clothing.
Provost Marshal General Dent, of this
city, has paroled two hundred rebel sold.
iers in Kentucky. and sent them North, as
they were citix, ms Of northern States and
foreigners.
Gen. Buell. and staff have gone to Indi-
annapolis.
The steamer Cottage arrived to-day with
Is rebel guerrillas. captured near Owens
boro, KY. including the notorious Capt
Jack Allen and Lieut.. Lewis Wise, a neph-
ew OF Gov. Wise. of Va. Tue latter bad
papers on his person when arrested indi-
eating that he was spy aud recruiting
ofhcer. The Cottage also brought down
40 convRlescent soldiers from Evansville.
The steamer ST. Louis has arrived from
| Warsaw Bar with heavy cargo of army
SUPP lies, rescued from the sunkeu Thos.
! Scott.
The Chief of the Police seized to- day
S5O,GOO in Confederate money, sent 70 a
party in this city by express from the
John Morgan, the rebel guerrilla. was
in Clarksville on Tuesday, having destroy
ed the branch railroad in the vicinity oi
| that lace.
All oficers below the rank Of Brigadief
General found In this city are to be ar
rested, unless on special duty or sick
gentleman has arrived from Nashville
which ! lace he left ON the ID. There wa;
n uch suffering among the poor there. Pc
tatoes were selling az 81 peck butter 81
pouL d catbages so cts a head; wooc
$50 cord aud everything el-e in proper
ton. Geu. Negley and Gov. johnson say
that the Notifications Of Nashville arr
complete; that 10000 men can hold th,
place against 100 900.
The advance Of R0secrans' army was ex
pected at Nashville on Tuesday. Tn,
rear Of the army left Bowling Green for
Nashville On the 4th.
The evacuation Of Mufreesboro and Nc.
MInville by the rebels was very precpiMte
The railroad track be ween Murfreesbort
and Stevenson was torn up by them.
My informant came through with
number OF sick soldiers. Northumberland.
ing they travelled under flag Of truce, tn
sick soldiers were robbed on the road, an,
treated with indigniry BY rebel gusrrilas
Louisville, Nov. 7.
A traveller arrived from Nashville to-da,
which place he left on the 4th, Tuesday -
when he LETT there ut at any hour be SUP
prised al the arrival of a flag Of truce, de
manding the surrender of the place. o.
Monday General John c. Breckenridg
was at Murfreesboro with 90 00U men, iu
elusive of Forests 900
Cheatham's corps of Is 900 was arrivin
/ ~,
as fast rs the road could transport them.
The combined forces Of breckenridge al
Cheatham were not far from 35 900
Gen. Joe Johnston was at Knoxville
and would take the chief command at Mul
freesboro, having been appointed to supei
sede Bragg.
The understanding was that an attac
on Nashville would be made on Wednet
day. unless Gen. Negley should be rei1
forced
Nashville is powerfully fortified.
Gen. Negley had about i6 900 men.
SlPs division epcamped at Three Spring
% miles this side of Nashville, on Wee
nesday night, ard olber Federal division
were following. Sill's division could marc
to Nashville in time TO reach there prett
early on Thursday, if informed on Wedr
their presence. II reinforcements wer
there in time, it was considered at less
close work.
The Nashville Union CT the 4th says tha
the rebels are running heavy trains col
s,antIy night ADD day, from MurfreesbOr
to Chattanooga, carrying Of immense quar-
titles of grain, cattle, hogs, clothing, al
other SUPPLIES.
A considerable fUroe has been cent q
to MurioesborO to protect the stores, an
divert attention from their real purpose
which is to get provisions off as possible.
, The Union learns. on the other hand
that gentleman captured with Mr.. Lee
stage has arrived, ard says there are nc
over 1000 rebel troops there, and Brecl
inridge has not been at Muriraesb0ro.
My Informant thinks the report Of
strong force threatening Nashville We
founded.