Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11

The RcbcI Army i'm Maryland.
WAslnNGToN Sep. 7.--Iames' cores
pondcnce; From one of the Times cor
espondents, who has Just returned from
Poolsville, we learn that on Thursda,
night the rebels commenced to cross will
cavalry at or near the mouth Of the Mo
nococy. They brought over two rcgi-
mcnts OF cavalry and threw over a pom
toOn bridge, and crossed with artiilcr,
threw ont pickets towards poolsvillc.
About / o o'clock, column commenced
to cross of infantry and artillery. They
were crossing in three places besides this
bridge, the water being mp to mans waist
No resistance was offered to crossing.
Some cavalry who were watching them
were attacked and chased to poolsvilc;
there the houses were closed and the
streets blockaded by the citizens.
The farmers fired upon our flying cav
airy as they passed.
About dusk Gen. Lee iodc into Pools
vile at the head Of four regiments of in.
tantry, guided,by farmer who had been
a professed Union man.
Their in iantry went of to the left to.
ward Frederick. The Rebel General
Robert Lee, Hill, Stuart and Fitz Hugh
Lee are with the men.
The rebel wagon trains were crossing
on Saturday and Sunday morning.
The farmers are bringing in hay and
provisions Of all kinds and giving them
away. There is not loyal man, with
Que or two exceptions there.
Women received them with flags and
tokens of joy.
SUNDAY, II p. M.-Thc following nc
count has ust been received from the Up.
per Potomac and is believed to be rela-
bic:
The rebel force in the ncighhorhood of
Darnestown and ClarkSburg is estimated
at 5000, and is composed entirely of cav.
airy. A body of the enemy, about l.,
300 strong, crossed the river last night
at Whites Ferry and are supposed to be
en- route to Frederick.
Our forces hold the bridge across Scno
ca Creek which was not injured bv the
rebels on their return from the recent dash
in Jamestown.
1t has been aScertaincd that jackson
crossed the Potomac opposite the north
mouth OF the Monococy and passed along
the bank Of the stream to Frederick.
y rebel picket captured near Ciarks.
bng to-day says Jackson forces number
45, 900.
Hon. Henry Lane and Garrett, of Iii.
nois ere to obtain certain changes in the
of the war in the west
Adviccs from Gainesville, about q
miles beyond Bull Run, state that the rcb
cl Gen. \. p. Hill arrived there day be. |
fore yesterday with $4,000 men from
Richmond.
a division nner Gen. Walker has left |
Gainesville for LccsbuIg
My informant saw jackson, Longstrcet |
md Hill at Gordonsvilo snd counted Al
pieces of artillery, mostly rillcd guns
lone larger than u FOUNDERS
At Ccntcrville he saw few cavalry
'nlv and battery which was returning
rom having as they said, driven the Yam
iccs away from Munson's Hill.
One Of thcTmes' correspondents left
he vicinity Of Fairfax Court House about
o'clock this morning. Our pockets are
within 4 miles OF that place.
The cncmy's pickets seem to be within
'bout mile of Fairfax in semi circular
hapc on the south west. There has been
10 new action there.
The Times correspondent, at Port Roy.
i, under date OF the 2l inst, gives a re.
'ort that large steamer, supposed to be
he NoShpiUe, had been burnt by the rcb-
Is, in Savannah River, on the preceding
sunday morning. She got aground within
ange Of the guns of Fort pulaski, while
tempting to run out early in the morn
ng, and being unable to get her off, the
cbcls were forced to burn her to prevent
cr falling into our hands,