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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01
Headquarters of First Regiment of
Tennessee volunteer Cavalry. .
PROSE- ECTUS
OF TuR ....
NASHVILLE UNION


TINS NASHVILLE UNION was commenced a few weeks
since for the purpose of opposing the Rebel southern
'Coniedorpoy, and of advocating the restoration ul
Federal authority, without any abalemont, over an
the States which have attempted 10 socede. II holds
az friends all who support, and foes all who oppose
the Union Of the States. It has no watchword bu
FREEDoM NATIONALITY.
with rebels and traffic has no compromise to
make. Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law or THE LAND, anything in the Constitution and
laws ofany OF the States 10 the contrary notwith-
standing.
II contends for the Union o the states, because
without It the preservation Of our liberties and lnst
tutions and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands 10
the way Of nrushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union mwt perish, 20 matter by what name it be
He'd
To the people of Tennessee, ever renowned for thor
devotion 10 Liberty aud Union, until they were be-
tryed TO the rebel dcspOtsm at Richmond by a Der.
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. lat tho names of
rebel ohcoh0ldcrs, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning. he
gibbetted before the world. let those ambitious aud
avarcious mon who have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrandizcmont be fastened - the pillory Of
shame, no matter how high their position in society
Let It be shown how the Sc fstylcd defenders of
"southern Rights" are now loading maraudmg bands
Of froobootors ahd moss troopers over our State lid
mapping negroes, stealing horses aud CATTLE breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges aud cars, and
numbering uuarmcd citizens IN cold blood Let the !
TRUTH so long excluded by the Southern consprators
now circulate lrcoIy through every ueighborhool !
and our cause will assarcIly triumph win not loysI |
mon everywhere aid us Ia the dissemination of facts
and the advocacy of FREQ Goyorumcnt9
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In Chanoerv at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE.-At Rules held in the
- Clerks ONCE, Chdhcery Court At Nosiyi1e Man
day July Che 7th lSG2
John shilto, Complainant, u.s. II Marshall Ell ais De-
iendaut.
IL appearing from AFFIDAVIT filed ia this cause that
thc Defendant, Hammond Marshall has remoyed
himself from the limits Of the State of Tcunc -secc so
that the ordinary process Of tue law cannot be served
on hlm Tvs ordered That he do enter his appearance
herein before or within tho first three DAYS Ofbo pcy
term of said Court to be held ON the lSt Monday IN
November neI GS62) and lead, answer or dcm1r To
complainant pu or the Same win be taken for con-
essed as 9 hpb aud SGT for hearing partc and that
copy Of thN order be- published once week for four
successive weeks IN tue Nashville Union
A Oopy-Altest j. e. GLEAVES, e. &M (
RUSSELL IiuusroN, Sol. for CJmplt tlIyi8wN .
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-At Rules bcld in the
- CLERK 3 Olpcc, Chnncery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, July the Ith 1852
samheI Ramsey complainant u.s. Widow and Heirs at
aw Of samuel Sparkman aud others Defendants
IL appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that
the Defendants, j. Lowell and wife, Betty W Lowell,
sre non resident Of Of Tennessee II Is ordered
lht they do enter their appearance herein before
or within The rst three days OF the next term Of sad
court, to De hod on lst Monday in November next
QS62) and Plead answer or dcmur to Coluplaipnly 4
mn, or the same will be taken for contested a5 70
them and set for hearing eK pprte, ami thata copy
Oi Vuls orutr De published once week tor four sue
cessiye weeks in the Nashville Union. III" 4"
a cory Atestt j. r. GLEAVFs, e. Nm
o. o. h"EN q son SqE FOR I0mpls. ull3WA
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az Davidson County, Tenn, July 49, 1852 a pcgro
~ man, who says h.s name is FREDERICK. and
belongs to Francis Girby, OF Madison County, Ala;
age about n yours feet Gis inches high Weighs
lab pounds color, light copper.
Inc owner Is requested tO come forward prove
property, aud pay charges as the law Directs
hly3l 81 ..| Sherln and Jairor p ~
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United States of America:
MIDDLE bIsrRrrr OLE rENNrssrr

"'ITTTHH TIoINTII VF IENNTsSFT-
w HEBtASa libel OF Information was Mod within
" and for the Middle District Of TcnneTeoc, al
NMhEile, ON The 9TH day Of June, A. D. 1sO1 by
John rrmblc, Esq Attorney Tor tbA Tnifo SI5tss
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee who rrosecutes
herein on behalf of the United states against certain
prop ry WI; Tie Machinery and Fixtures ~ Watson
~ Ne.ders toWdsr MIL on Sycamore Creek Ia the
county OF Chatham, Ia The State OF Tenn,ssee; Tie
FINDINGS used 10 connection with said mach,n merry
auu some I'VE on six acres land, which the bufd
lnss sland, praying process against sad property
Una the same bc condemned as forfeited
now tneIci &c, u pursuance Of the monilion uuder
w" sea- ui say Court 10 me directed and delivered
o." hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
SAID property, 0r In any manner interested tbrr.in
tua' hey Pc aud appear before said Circuit Court to
oc held AZ the city VI Nashville, IN and fir said bs
lai ol the 4Dlh day Of October ls62 AZ 10 O'Clock IN
tue loreno'u ot that day, then nd there 10 iptert
behalf II r. CTAltGEtf %" '-'-'
June 20, la02-lit L. S Marshal M n r.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

SIAlE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held in the
- Clerks Onicc, Cuaucpry Cobrt at Nashville Man
day, july the 7th 1862 ~ ~
Martha Newman, Complainant u.s. Hinn ond
Marshall, defendant. ....
II appearing from affidavit 0Icd M this r,uso tl,t
the leiendant Hammond Marshall, hls removed
himself from the State OF Tennessee 20 that the ori
nary process Of the law cannot be served on him n
is ordered mat he do enter his appearance herein hal
fore or within the FIRST three days of hen next term of
saId Court, TO be held on the LIST Monday In Noyrm
Der next Qo62) ana plead, answer or doinur to Com
panant bin or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing eX partc and tbot
copy OF tins order De Published once week for lolr
successive weeks In tho Nashville Uuiou
:, A copy AttGsi ). i. GLEAEFS, c. & NJ
II '"u''oN1 So" Tor uomp't July I3w4L
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nF Davidson County, Tom. ,Iuly a. lSd2, negro
~ man, who says his pamo is STEPHEN, and belongs
to George Parker, Of Washington County, Miss: ace
2yoars feet inches high; weighs 100 pounds /.
color, black 1.-TWO scars on left wrist
Tho owner Is requested to come forward proye
property, and pay charges, the law directs
iuIy3l--3t sheriff and JaiIor ofDl G
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, July 2S 1862 negro
~ man, who says his namets LEWIS, and belongs
70 Lew Wade, Of Rutherford County, Tenn; are 81
years feet 10 inches high weighs about = pounds
color light black. ..EM |TN ?
Tbc ovnor d requested to come brsard, Prove
properly, and pay charges as the law directs
a q. EgHVA8 j. NJ HINTpN.
iuB St-3t Sheriff and Tailor on q +.
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Committed TO Hail

OF Davidson county, Tenn, July q, 1862 a negro
~ man, who says hIs name is SIMON, and brlongs
TO Jno. j. trowdrr, Of Williamson County, Tenn
age about 25 years leot inches high; weighs lId
pounds color, black scar on loft band from burn,
The owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property, and Fly charges as the law.direCts.ssss
j. NJ. HINTON,
1uiy3l=3t sheriff J1iigr n ~
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n Il w -
ICE CREAM SALOON.

4 VIE subscribers have just Uttod up. In Hsu4..r,.
4 sulg, iu pleasant aud Couryu .eut rart Of tE.
Nlyr 40 No %a UNION STREET, ucW door o. fn.
JewelY Storo ol Alr j, Flowers, au IJE DEIAg
0Alo lN, and ne iljIgs and Gentlemen 0f NtsIy M
ana vicinity are respectfully invited to give thom a
very bostartlCls dat can he made.
J. RANNIE
.E. n. O'CONNER
N,h-famttes aud Parties supplied I'd any h1gr
Juyl3-tf
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S25 REWARDf

GIOLEN, from r. HulDfBRANn, Jcweller, on Uu-
- ion street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH manufactured by Ju0 Johnston % ~
erpo1H The Watch Is of small size, with white dial
engraved uu ihe inside "GED W. HAMMER, from MS
lalhri lh tNu year 1850 % uu the outside engraved
li"hAot lIANnut' The above Reward viii bourt
,3r amy lulanFion that may lead 90 the recovery on
'", Ilsp,l9 ID o. HAMMER
louisville Ionrpa please copy TO the amt ors9
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RtrnVhd an Stnlnn !

ER0M ONE on Tia LOTS OF THE sUBCRBFR. A
Il Grey Jack, Any one one returning the animal or
giving inlurmauou 81 the same VII be suitably rewar.
died.
10 scuyAI On North Summer ST..
IuIN1-ff
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slasIlrillr atuiuYlnr.. :,
S. q. MERCER, Editor.
no correspondents.

Our correspondents must allow us to
take our own time for reading their com
munications We have no time to be
read TO. Its literally impossible.
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Terms Of SUBSCRIPTIONS in Par Funds.

P5-Au communications on business with the Oarc.
will be addressed to horUBllSuERs OF the UNION.
and all communications to tho Editor will be address
to g. C. MFRCfR
Editors OF loyal newspapers wil DO uSa great Kind
ness by re.Tubhshng the foregoing or los substance
The current transactions m Tonnes ior months 10
come WIN bo hlshy interesting to ar lovers of their
country and her fr'c Institutions aud Che columns OF
the UNION Vii Furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events
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nF Davidson County, Tenn, July II 1902 n negro
~ woman who says her name h FANNY, and DO
age 35 years weighs about 100 pounds l,st az
tnchds higl right eve out scars ON LEFT wrist and
near the corner Of the ler eve
Tho owner ~ requested 60 come forward prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
j. M. HINTON,
Juydl-3t sheriff and Tailor ofD G.
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BOARD.
n e w STOR Il!
$50 REWARD

M aa95n Jo19 Tate was taken from the neighbour.
mood OF Bowling Green Ky Inv tbo Tosa
hangers on the 18th day OF February, ISg2 an 4 @
,I'd Sou'h lie is about ls years old, bright mini
- ,Go'or, lace irocklei, about feet inchcs Lish
Iatler spare bult, has scar on his side from sL1
anu also on one Of his legs from dog bite Win %
iIe aooVeroward for his liberation or il returned to
no mono ana pay all expenses attending the same
iulvo-d1,, ........ ELIZA TATE
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HEADQUARTERS u. s. FORCES, I
NASHVILLE, July 20, 1925
Special orders, No. IS.

III. All soldiers, except Ordorlies,
Messengers, and Soldiers on duty in the
City, hereafter found in the City Of Nash
Vile without pass signed by the proper
Commanding Officer or Surgeon of Hos
ptal will be arrested by the Provost
Guard, held in custody and put on police
duty under direction Of the Provost Mar
shall until regularly released. Passes
will not be held good at night after 9 :
o'clock; and soldiers found in the streets
after that hour, except the classes above
mentioned, will be dealt with in the same
manner as a soldier without a pass. Or
derlies and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with certificates
showing them to be such.
~. An non commissioned officers and
soldiers found in citizens dress will be
deemed pyiaao Jacic, as descrters, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal
to await trial and punishment.
BY order,
HnI. . Col. JOHN Il. MILLER,
Commanding Post.
j. HowLAND, r.H .... ........
A. ID. G. & A. A. G.
July Civ.
Headquarters of FIRST Regiment of
Tennessee volunteer cavalry.
........ July 20, 1862
/. All officers recruiting for this service
will report to me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol Those
desiring TO enlist will apply at either of
those places
Volunteers will, ifpossible, bring their
horses with them, which will he valued
and paid for by the Government .<
BY order of Col. w. b. STOKES.
c. D. BRIEN, A, r. @. M. |
iuly20-tG. ..,.......
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: WATSON HOTEL.
10 all the Military Departments I'm
the District of tho OhEn

[ J., uHND AFTER THE lat DAY or JULY 1927
Mllte, tennessee, and one on MAN street. 0ppostts
ll' "aGIt Hons Louisville, Ky, for ali trapsactiops
July lst 1862 CuARI.E9 KHuH """
=, N Beer contractor for the Dlstrlct of Ohio
H-iilghost Market price paid for rood cattIo
Julyi--1tf ' " bo'" '''''o
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Committed to Jail

" Davidson county, lem. July 10, 1862, a nogro
~ man, who says his name is DUNMORE. and he
ongs To- Jesse Martin Of Marshall County Tom ace
ABOUT 70 years feet inches high color. black
hands indicates hard labor
The ownor is requested to como forward, provc pro
perty ard pay charges, as toe law directs
.o al. j. NJ. HINTON,
LuINlI-dL SharilI md IniInr uI ID q =
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, juno 9th, 1852, a ne
~ gro man named ELIJAH; says he belongs Ia
irwin llugue, Of Mauty County Tenn; about 20 OF Is
years old ghs about 1850 or 1865 pounds; 8 feet Z
inches hiLh copper color small scar under corner
ofTightcy u
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, aud pay Chargcs, as the law directs
j NJ. HINTON,
juneS-h sheriff and JaIior OF %. &.
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ESTABLISHED for The Benefit Of stranger,
COMING TO ST. LOUIS IN SEARCH or
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that bave
Died from Wounds or siclrross

Died from Wounds or Sickness
TORRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL. RE CTvFN ~,
- tho condition Of any Sick or Wounded Soldioy tn
IT, LOUIS LOUISVILLE CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE
MOUND CITY or any o.hcr Hospital la tbe Westcrti
department THIS Is the ONLY Army Intelligence
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ing soldiers From any part of the 4 S Gao be pirsn
40 any time, by calling at, or wWuNg % the Ann.
NTtLllG ENCs OFFICE, Post Ouco Box No 1913
N, h.-fERsONs COMING 10 ST.. LOUIS IN sgaRCg on
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NO'VACE.

XXX al,o Nh NJ ANNUAL MEETING OF THE srocIy
,t ,t OF t1e y A. X R. Co.. will take Mac,
~ Wy once Of The Company 10 Franklin ON ha srs
'''Su'y--oeihg tho 9th day Of August. ls61 "'S
une 25-td '''"'''A IAN, sec Treas
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NEW MUSIC.

Here ) y our Mulc!'
A NEW COMIC CAMP SONG end CHORUS which
"a is bound Co bo the most popular SONG in pript.
Camp Edition San no sent Dos maj. 90 any part oi tht
country, on receipt of 10 Couts iu stamps
Also, ~ IGNN SONGS.
lone Grave by the Sea.......,.... by William, u,,s
I'm Lookiug or Him Home, ....,,, ~
Eyang. lIuC-SnIO AHd thorus,-...
The Maidep's Farewell or tho soldiers BouohcI-
beautiful Ballad .
Juauita. on Wtueta- splendid variations
silver cal Polka - brilliant and not dmruu-hy
(. T. BEAUMAN,
SO UNION STREET
f.. Successor TO Q, ID. benson.
Jolly LETT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09

Edit0r ErspiRg Star: The Repub,tcaR Of this
morning contains an article headed - Editoria
CORES pondcnce,' dated - Bangor, Ne, Oct, 2,
ls62." and signed {" w" In this corresponJ.
ence, in referring 10 the circumstances attend
ing the dismissal Of Major Kew, late OF General
Halleck's staff. il tho following:
81 notice that perIey. the correspondent or
the Boston Journai. says thai brother OF Ma
;or Key, still higher III rank and who is on
General McClellan's staff, sdrGcS ground him
self, on erery occasion, pTo-Stccery poiiiciuss He
ought TO be looked after
II "Perlcy" ever wrote such q communica
ton rs that quoted by " VI, - OF tile Republican,
it could have been done only i'm entire ignorance
tiTes toward Col. I. NJ Key, Aid de camp 10
General Mcclellan, who is the brothers, al
iuGed 10. BE This 81 il may, "W," when ne
quoted the above, well knew that Colonel Key
has been and is thorough, decided anti-sla-
very man. 'i..l
speak OF Colonel Key from n close and init.
mate official and social connection with him
He is the author or the Original, draft OF the
emancipation bill for the District OF Column 5ia.
and labored III every way TO secure the passag-
Of that act.
Tie anti-slaVery feelings OF Colonel Kew
have always been freely and frankly expires seti
during the whole time OF his connection with
The Army Of the Potomac, and his every action
has been entirely consistent with these feelings
He went With that army TO the Penins uia, has
been with IL ever since, with the exception of
the few days Ill September when Gen. Me-, iel-
Ian Was in this city, and do no one injustice
when say that no true or more loyal man can
BE- found within its lines.
II may BE- news 30 sc PerIey," but assure
him rharsit is nevertheless true that Col Keys
anti-Siayerv sentiments are strong, theron Oh
decided and aceU knotsH. JrsTIGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
THE.REBE,.s KENTUCKY

II is now clear that the Rebels are running
ont of Kentucky as fast rs possible. On the
CAV before yesterday we heard of them ut
Shelbyville. having just decamped from near
Louisville. They then said they Were 10 make
a stand al :. Yesterday. We had news that they
had fallen back TO Frankfort, 10 make q stand
there To-day we learn that they have already
fallen further back-to Lexington, where they
promised 70 s:Staud" on skpdadd,ng from
Frankfort. Tomorrow, we Will hear that they
have reached Grab Orchard. This is making
somewhere near forty miles day, OIL the
'.baCk track"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
FROM POINT LOOKOUT.

PoIyT LOOKOUT, Md, Oct. 6.-Edi;or Star: In
the course of a week or ten days there viii have
been completed at this fayorite watering place
seventeen new hospital buildings, for the recep-
ton Of the sick and wounded or our army;
which, added 10 present accommodations. will
give room for abolt 2,5OO patients. Tho build.
inss form circle. with about two acres IN the
center, on which VIII be erected commodious
two-story building, 10 be used TOR cook house.
laundry, dining rooms, and sleeping apart
nents. Mr.. Vim. Allen is the carpenter, Mr..
Carroston the plasterer, and Mr.. Bump the
roofsr-all Of the city of Baltimore. 1t il under
stood here that, as soon as the buildings are
completed, they are TO be duplicated. Thus you
see The Government il not unmindful of its
duty In preparing couifortabls quarters for the
sick and wounded heroes who night our battles.
Yesterday, an Invalid soldier by the name Of
VIM. Turner, Of company III, nd Regiment Pa.
volunteers, committed suicide, by drowning.
He WAS evidently insane, as the surgeons say,
superinduced by fear that his family might
surfer Tor the necessaries OF Hfe-he not having
received any pay for the last six months. A
paymastar shonld visit here inirnediateiv.
A new wharf is in course OF construction; the
old oIIs is q perfect wreck.
The weather has been, and still continues 10
be, delightful Y.
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LATE TELEGR.APHIC NEWS.

THELATEAT FROM kENTICKY.
X etreakef the Rebeas-They move towards
Gym ~ ] a nd Gap~slSnr forces closely pur.
= fJ.orIsxILLH, Kya Get s.-The enemy, ua4fr
KIRBY smith, evacuated Lexington yes,eg1ay
IaorninEs The othesdixision oi the Rebel army
paseedSihrou:h BAnvii.c en- route for Crab.
Orchard and Somersdt. Both divisions. are
Fastening towards Cumberland Gap. Our
forces are closely pursuing them. They cannot
reach the Gap before We overtake them.
LoUtsvrILE, Oct. "a reliable report, Just
received here say Morgan's ad, ance raac Ned
Franktor; N ia O'Clock this forenoon, and that
$3.50 more Of hrs rnrn wer~ rsp'diy spprcach-
Ing thar place Our troops had left Frankfort
for I.awrrnCcburT, Ky.
On Saturday, near Hardins Vile, SCOTS Rebel
Cavalry cut OF and dispersed company of the
9TH Kentucky Cavalry. under Lieut. Morris.
The company has not since been heard from
II is reported that Lieut.. Morris and two pri-
vate, were shot after their capture by the Reb-
els. .. :,.
Gen. DuInont's division is still atShelby Vile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
TIRE FORTY THOUSAND FORCE OF JOE
JOHNSTON. ALLEGED TO BE
; - THERE, MYTH

- We beiieye the New York Times 70 De in error
in us publication of yesterday, under date OF
the eth instant, from this city,, aiiegin2 that
Joe Johnston Is between Culpeper and War
renton, with three rebe, divisions.
We have positive knowledge that OH SUNDAY
morning last-but two days before the TINES
letter was written hrre-the only rebel troops
in and around Culpeper was the 18Th Virginia
Cavalry, then encamped on the railroad mile
and hall east of the village A force doing
picket duty along the south bank of the Kappa
hammock river known q fortnight ago 10 be
composed of three small regiments Of infantry
and two OF cavalry was posted at Rappahan-
mock Station.
On Sunday and Monday last there Were no
rebel troops between Culpeper and wsrrenton;
or at Warrcnton. except picket guards from
the small forces mentionedabove. At Warren
ton there was only a Confederate provost
guard, fifty strong. Nor were there any
on the road from Warrcnton- TO L,esburg
via Thorcughfare Gap, below which road
the country lie virtually in entire possession of
our troops. Yesterday mosning there were but
three rebel Standardization cavairymen-iu
Lrrsburc. We arc positive OF thu truth OF this
statement The contrary statement of the New
York Times probably came originally from
some party sent hitherward by the enemy to
create IN erroneous impression OF the position
Of his force.-a very common rebel trick
AT Richmond on Sunday Of last week the
only troops in and around the city were those,
few in number, actually in the Notifications.
and abour regiment doing provost guard duty
in and around the town. so soon a. a train
arrives thcrr, every one COMING into Richmond
il made TO go with a soldier TO the Provost Mar
shall eiIice, and if not well youchcd for il r.
sorously held in custody; and the guards are so
posted as 20 prevcntcsrr from the city AT any
point without pass.
There are no troops atGorGons Vile, nor in
deed, anywhere from Richmond in this dircc-
ton. until arriving little this side Of Cuipeper
Court House, where the 18th Virginia cayair,
onl, We're las: week encamped