, 1862-07-24
THE GUERRILLA RAIDS INTO
KENTUCKY.
INDIANA SENDING TROOPS
PARsoK BRuWhLoW's WARNING.
.4URGAN DRIVEN BEYOND THE
CUMBERLAND,

LOUISVILLE, July 23-1O y. m.-The NASH
Sille train has arrived, on time. The ycnrrA-
hle Bishop ]. Soule, Of the Methodist church,
j izcd on the journey hi,her.
Gen. smitb'e forces had arrived ut Somerset
pursuing Morgan. 3forgau's forces had
crossed the Cumberland rapidly.
EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI.
From ths Cincinnati Gazette, 2ist.}
Several ruuors Of the vii ,est sort were
htltat in the city last night. Tile Que wni.n
obtained most circulation, was to tue effect
that a baud Of rebel mar auders, ualer Keu-
lucky hrigand, known as Cerro Gordo VIII
liunss, {1he sa1ne who vas whipped BY Col. L.
4. Har1is, in Eastern Kentucky list fall had
appeared on the ONO River In The vicinity OF
RlIley.. This WIS folio wcd up bE story that
The maraude1s Lad succeeded In taking the
steamer Magnolia. aud were about coming to
the city on her, Such credence did this OBJ
her warm reception. Several rifle comp 4nies
turned ont. We saw the Turner Rifles On the
street, sixty strong. The safe arrival Of the
Magnolia without an unusual passenger list,
quit1td the excitement, Such Incidents are
not agreeable to the citizens.
After much tribulation the citizens meet
ing for home defense worked out the begin
pose to raise $l00 900 on hypothecated city
bonds, to be legalized hereafter By the leg1.-
latnre, the whole amount to be appropriated
TOR home defense.
DANGER TO CINCINNATI STILL.
From the Cincinnati Times OF the 2lst.1
Col. GefIroy received letter this morning
from Parsou Brownlow. The latter writes as
follows:
II must take occasion to say that al1 my in.
formation from the Sou,h is to he effect that
the rebels rally intend to dash upon both
Louisville and Cincinnati. and acting under
the impression that there ia u strong element
IL each OF those cities favorable to them. I
an no alarn.i.t, but you Cincinnati Union men
cannot be too watchtu1."
MORGAN AMONG TIE HORSES AND WOMEN
Correspondence Cincinnati commerctal1
LEXINGTON. (Sunday,} July 2o, 1862.
When Morgan reached Versailles, twelve
miles from. here; the first inquiry he made
Was tor ]. Z. Goodloc and Ward, and not lind
ipg either, he moved his command to Wards
plsce, in the Immediate vicinity OF the to vu,
and soon empttrd his smoke~house and corn.
CRIB; after which he arrested Ills managet,
and then took all the Tace-horses on the harm.
Capt 4. Buford, late OF The U. s. a., and By
them Eas to d where be could hnd the best
horses In The county. From Wards they
welt iuto Midway, on the rallrol I'd, and visited
Ha1pcr's, stole all his rAce-horses, and next to
A1e1ander's, selecting the hest in his stables.
From 1ht r. they vent 70 U. A. Butord's aud
robbed him him OF all his race-horscs, aud pro-
ce. ded to George eown, sud there they were
10 rrd By nttr'3-steal.r. Zeh 0dutt- aud led
By him stole all OF Frank sherrod's race
Au1ees aud 0f1utt mounted the fiue racer
Black Album. sud rode him but one day, and
willie in the act Of dismount1ug, the horse
Kicked him aud broke Ills leg, 30 badly taat
be was left to die. Before he was kicked he
had evtn robbed his own uncle, strong
of ha f.uT