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Yankee reports from Kentucky. Senatobia, September 27. --A Louisville dispatch, dated 22d, in the Chicago Times, of the 23d, says: "The last intelligence which has been received from the rebel lines is that Gen. Heath, with 15,000 men and 16 cannon, is at Eagle Creek, near Cynthiana; Humphrey Marshall, with 12,000 men and 40 cannon, was moving from Paris northward, and Kirby Smith, with 10,000 men and 16 cannon, was moving north from Lexington; John Morgan, with 2,500 cavalry, is scouting from Bridge's Station to within ten miles of the fortifications. It is believed that, simultaneous with Bragg's attack upon Louisville, Kirby Smith, with 40,000 men and over one hundred canon, will attack Cincinnati, Covington, and Newport."
defend both front and rear. Position of Bragg's army in the West--reconnaissance by Buell. out five miles from the turnpike road by which Bragg had marched to Munfordsville. By daylight he y his scouts soon brought in intelligence that Bragg had crossed Green river with his entire force,in turnpikes to Louisville. The policy of Bragg's movements appears to have completely mystifil to his own. I look upon the movement made by Bragg as certainly forced upon hi . After his movemeunfordsville, and the reduction of that point, Bragg had no road to get South without fighting; fore road to Danville, Stanford, and London, that Bragg's large force can get out of the State at Cumberland Gap. It is surmised that Bragg is trying to avail himself of this outlet, and he proposes m hours start or of forced marches would enable Bragg to put the Kentucky river between him and his at a desperate effort is being made to destroy Bragg's army, and that there are high hopes of accom[1 more...]