, 1863-11-07
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
MEMPHIS AND River MAI
TERS.
Rebel 0atrsges in Western
Kentucky.

l6PeclA O1epa&eA " IAae 1o1c7so AAAt1ao'J
cA1Ro. NOT. g. 16as
l. merchant from MaJGold, Kentucky who
wss robbed Of his goodA and h1mself nn1roH
II escaped capture there BY the rebels. arrlv-
cd here today. From him we learn further
particulars Of the RAID msde on thAt place
1aat Monday. The rebels, five hundred ID |
number, under Faulkner and NeRsom, en-
tered the town abont four o'clock on Mon |
day morning; surrounded the residences of
hon. Luclen Anderson. Ii. G. elect, and J.
T. Bolinger, placing ono hundred men around
each p14ce. Bolinger managed to eacape, but
Anderson, less fortunate, fell into the hands
of the enemy.
Parties were dispatched to cut the tele-
graph "1re, Which prevented any kao"4eose
# the raid reaching faducan. ino VOTE ot
plunder3rE then oegaa. h4eEJ ssofo n '""n
was broken open, and goods to the TAlue Of
S18, 600 stolen. The houses Of Union. men
we're entered and plundered Of al theis VAIL
ables, and many fnd1gnities offered uureaiss'
Ing citizens,
Dzt.ehmepts were sent out for Tho purpose
Of destto7ing The railroad track in the rear Of
,be t,.ins COMING into town for tbs purpose
Of preventing their escape backwards. 4
rortion Of the track near the Depot was also
ION I'D, md The cars thrown OF, irju1ing u
number Of the pssseuge1s, Tho train
vas then fred into. badly ~ounding
several passengers. While endeavoring 10
cxtricata themselves nom the wrecked train,
,csr4uders came upon them, presenting pis.
to1s IN their heads. and compelling them to
e,va m 1nonex catches ,ec. Edward T,
~ " c-.t s .a.o~t ....,.aa hn,1-.
"5man. 1osetA'1sns 'k.n'' leee4se4 m 49, -.
track . large splinter was thrust through the
- s.a so-ar.1 ,,,.oas IS t,,nher fs,,nn-
o1nel 'es' aua eo'e. o. P:eeee y, 49, 80.
On him. The rebels prevented ala from oe'ns
rendered him, and he remained several honrs
IL th,, e,tnat;on oufF.r,nr pr,at]v from his
Ia t4Ae e1.u-.1ou. ~ csne4s satsca ..1 - ecoo
"ounds. me station agent WIS loooeuo' sooo'
Dr.. Humble OF $500. The rebels remained
in town untfl three o'clock, then started for
p.anoab hrt retnrnsd tbronr3 afavsfe1d at
tsossaA, ~ sea. .,sst-.,..
~ .eloek ~ nlens' ano eneaa1peu .-uoo
north of town. AaoHg them "aA aumoee
Of citizens Of McCfaeken and Brali&rd coun-
4;cs Kv ana sons Of res;dents Of paducah.
, 49,. .a,- wa +hronoh u.nrr In f.r.
1oeH foule paeA MO ~DA eusH 4Ae', 80 ~
roll county, Tennessee: fhey naa r1th then
+,a ,oh =, h,nt nm Union men. vham thew
.1s-D"Sa,r ~ ...as ~-:,oe.s ..tan thcv c.ncht
iahomanels "u'aeea naeu 10y o.s r.
them. Among the citizens captured were III.
Iand,em, State Senator, and Irvine
hnaa,rnr orer ~ vears Of sge. It was as-
s se..sa 49,. ~ caar-assnsn sraerson viii he ~.
set"e Aua1 Neoe 1s~sa.a- ~ ~. .non,ha- ~
| the rebel congress, now prisoner.
The strm. Norman arrived from below, and
| .t.s- ~. - .,+o, e+r,ct, i,
reports 9ne steamer Ilt5 VI Atton s'taeA =
| kpaR shout 5 o'clock last evening, at foot o.
1-,.nd M If, fortv milo. helow Ner Madrid.
She had fouI feet Ct HateE in her hold. The
| ho.+ v.s heavily 1asar xvstb Goverr.nen& and
ooss "@1e As-5 4e1eu 80 .",.,. ...1ssu..
| pf1fate 1fe]GnI, ana pluH4tA WILL g1seoobe1a'
/ NJ 1;rra verc Inst
~
bnt = ,nnhoat rama To her assistance. TIE
80 ~. .r,,, .,a t,,~. 9TH 4ba
aoi a1 A'A' "SA F>%4-f3 141 "1'
Alton:
Surgeon. General VIM. 4. Hammond. came
nn tn.dav on tl,e hospital boat Chas, Nc
- +. 80 w.,hIn,+on
oousal' en loo'e ~.