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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 81, 1862, a negro nina,
~ who says his ulms 10 GREEN says he be ongs
20 b, A, Thompson, Of MauTy county, Tenn. about
Is Or 20 years old, weighs about 40 pounds, feet
IL inches high, sars copper color,
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, provo pro
perty, a. q pay charges, as the law directs
J. M. HINTON,
JuucB--9t sheriff and Tailor Of d. e.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, on June the 18TH 1902 a ne.
~ gro man, who says his name is jim says he be-
longs 20 James Davis, Of Wilson county Tenn aged
about IS years weighs 1875 or l3O pounds 8 feet %
inches high color very black marks The
owner Is requested 10 come for ward prove property
and pay charges as the law directs.
j. NJ HINTON
JuueIs-8t sheriff and Tailor Of b. G.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county May 80, 1862, a negro man,
~ who says his name is HENRY says he belongs 10
b. Conner, near Little Rock Arkansas about 40
years old, weighs about l65 or 10 pounds, 8 feet
inches high, dark copper color, bald headed.
The owner is requested TO come forward, provepro.
perry, and pay charges, as the law directs.
I'M HINTON,
iunCB-3t Sheriff and Tailor of d. G.
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Committed 10 Jail

nF davidson County, Tenn, June 9Th, 1882, q no
- gra man named ELlJAHi says he belongs 20
Irwin Hugle, Of Msury County Tenn; about "a OF %
years Old weighs about 100 or 1875 pounds ioet
inches high copper color small scar IndBr corner
"a right eye
The owner IA roqH sted 10 come forward, PROVE
NJ HINTON,
Junea-3t Sheriff and Tailor " d, c.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 18th, 1862 a negro man
~ who says bis name is ALEX says he belongs
to Lucy smith, Of layidsou coCnty, Tenn; aged
about q years weighs l45 or $50 pounds feet I.
inches high; copper color no marks. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property and pay
charges as the law directs.
J. a. HINTON,
IuUelS-3t Sheriff aud Jailor Of d. {.
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, on the 18th Of June 1862,
~ negro mau who says his name is DAVID, and
says he belongs to Lucy Smith, Of Davidson county
Tenn. age about 20 years weighs l25 or 100 pounds
8 feet = inches high no marks color black. The
perty and pay charges as the law directs.
M. HINTON,
jmcls-2t Sheriff and Tailor Of D. O.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, May 80, 1862, a negro man.
~ who says his name is JACK says be belongs 70
Thos. Dickson, Of Montgomery county, Tenn. about
p years old o feet a. inches high weighs about
lsj pounds color black several scars on each hand
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro
perty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J. NJ HINTON
JunCG-3t Sheriff and Jailor Of .. C.
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stop the Horae ThieE
$50 REWARD

GluLEN from u HuLDEIRA 80, Iowelef, On Ul.
- loa street ONE PATENT LEVER EkGlt4lI
GUILD hAIlli Manufactured by Jno Johuston Ily.
efpooL The Watch O. OF small slzs, with white dial
engraved uu the inside "GE0 W HAyHTH from b y
laihor in te year 1885 90 on the outside onpra VA
HORACE hANhu.' The gbgve Reward sul IL paii
,9t anl uIounlion tlat nay lead 70 TIE roc very Oh
"o p,gt,5N 4 H. HAhAEk
Louly.ia Jouwal plaa5e copy 70 the sal, ofta
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AashrilIe aEuiutr.
TERMS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
I'm 1nrra on 1rsa ro ooSsrrrvrE 4 sQuAII.l

enc SQUARE one year. tS0oaoh additional square 81
Written notice must be given 10 take out and ~ p
Advertisements Of yearly advertisers before the year
expires Otherwise we shall charge I'll done.
No contract Of yearly Advertisements will be discon
tinued without previous notice 70 us, will any
charge be made for lesa than year at the yearly
FateR
Rg- Advertisers exceeding the space con-
raoted for will DO charged for the excess, -tA
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPENSARY.

VIE attention Of citizens, strangors. and othoru via
a lung Nashville, requiring medidal aid /. rcsnect
luly called 10 this Office No 81 Doaierick st,t 80,
oud hoor, between Cherry and the SQUARE
Dr. COLEMAN n an old practitioner OF nneil,tn.. IA.
almost unlimited experience and hattering s,,ii,...
for many years past In the treatment Of pp1v,y ~
EAgcs has induced him 10 devote his undviaet s,aon
ton 10 all diseases tof this nature Mapv 600 !,
tho most nvoicrAte character have promptly visldoi
10 bis improved method OF treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary svph
Ills, GonOrrhma, Gloat and All diseases Of tho sspN.
aud urinary organs, meet with resistance 10 hs
vemidies.
female irregularities and functional sdorsnFs
mcnts OF the Womb, and the disease arising from,
CESSATION and M managed parturitlon
Every case Of Reducbe Rupture, and OF Plies ard
Prolapsus OF the Roctum, and most cAsca OF Hatula
can be cured by process nearly painless n either
Of The latter cases IA undertaken by Dr. Coleman, a
cure is tnrdrtGbly Wuyrdntei careful eXaminaued
always pacsenis the necessary indications OF feis or
fduWe by his improved method Of operating.
Persons Of either sex applying In person by letter
describing oaso) on tho first symptoms Of any acute
specific disease, can be cured In most cases. by ahs
abortivc method, IN forty eight hours,
strict confidence, prompt attention, aud moderate
charges, will govern him with his patrons.
hF- No mercury used In tho treatment Of psasrea
disease a. he believes (ln most casea) produces
worse disease than that Il IL given 10 cure
once hours IRON eight IN the morning TN niRe In
the evening jan 10, d2-iy
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Committed to Jail

n F Davidson county, June rs, 1902 a negro man
" who says his name Is ANDREW and belongs 10
VIM Martin, OF Davidson county, Ttnn.. aged about
II or 10 years weighs 1885 on 40 pounds 5 ioCt O..
inches hgl color black no marks The owner Is re
qlested 30 come forward, prove property aud pay
charges az lh9lBY directs.
J, NJ HINTON
lNhela-ot Sheriff aud JaliOr Of d. G
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Singers Sowing Machine,

I'lh sAiE, IOW FOR CASH. ONE or sggFE 4
,as.i1E h.ghines. 90 god order. uarantsd. ~
i.na'-l" o. u. kAUFMAEH
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Wanted to Rent.

A NEATLY TuRNBHEO HOUSE, containing four.
Eve, alAt W seven rOoma Needed f1T several
u''hl"a ana viii Do well taken caro- Of by a gentle
men ana wiie reasonable root VIII 81 PAID Tor !
L'u.r of above ioHcHpliOn pleasantly situated Al
dress, With PARTICULAR,
CHAHtEs ALLAN.
mal4l-u hor 81 2. o Mash giip
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Committed to Jail

IN Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1889, a negro
~ SRI, who says her p1me is JOANNA, and belongs
Co Robert Williams, OF Franklin, Ky, age shout II
or Is years feet inches high weighs about 100
pounds dark copper color. The owner is requested
- come forward, prove property aud pay charges o.
the law directs j. NJ BINruN
tune2O-3t sheriff aud Jaior OF ID 4
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Committed 10 Iail

{ D. Davidson County Tenn, May 26th 1907 q uo
- gfo woman, who says her namo IL SUE and
says she belongs 90 James Hunter, OF williamson
county INuu about 81 years sd 8 fcet 8 inches
A'thi weighs about 100 ur l26 pounds very black .
lA' oanar s requested 20 come forward, prove prop
cry ana lay charges, as iho Law directs
u HINTON,
'uueo-at Sheriff and Jailor Of j C.
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on O0O BUHHELH coal, just received
N~OfOOO uH Couu'Hnmout, snd ilr sale
Orders sii at tho yafd OOgNkH ~ CEBAR AN
CHERRY STREETS Will b. promptly allnd
mays -. ID. DICHEY, Agent.
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Claims Against the %. states

A iltNA HAIL VIA aitdbd 10 ,Es collection y
"a claims agallri any ~ tls Uultsa atatss aatiier.
as tbr aHHaurc House
Nashville. June l2il. 1892
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Permit me, through the medium of
your publication, TO return thanks TO
those good citizens Of the town and
neighborhood of Franklin, who have been
so very kind in furnishing various pala-
table dishes, drinks and delicaoies TO our
sick in the Hospital-Ianguishing upon a
sick bed, far from home and those we
hold near and dear. Such kindness from
strangers is doubly appreciated, and will
ever be held in grateful remembrance,
LEW, SLUssER,
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waa rapidly advancing upon the Potomac. The iala
was inherently probable. A raid along ths Valley
10 u favofte passtiine Of the praysffni rsrtiaan:
who besides. IL under en- xageuents with the inha
their company. Not 10 have heard from blm for a
week Ii sign Of mischief. We may De sure he Ia
not Inactive ut all ignorant of his opportunities
II II be practicable to flank Pope, march upon and
capture the capital carry the 10 Harrisburg,
Jackson knows all about It, aud donbtesa losss
fragment of time in making necessary prepasa.
ttons. What his hand tinJs to do he IL apt to do
swiftly aud nightly.
But this very reputation for enesgy aud the
probability 1t naturally suggests of son ranp-
pearancs On the scenes Of his former explaits are
q1ite likely to originate the eonsfanily recurring
runOrs Of bis coming. There ara rsasors however
why the attempt sd promptly bafiied bufors il not
likely to be repeated at present. So fsr as WASH.
ington In concerned, sufficient preca ltions havs
been taken TO repa! a1y attack from The Virginia
side. The Arlington lines, more formidable than
any works known In modern warfare, and asimira
bly, armed and efficiently manned, aud eyeu could
they be carried snGla battery of artillery nj
either bridge is ample to prevent the enesay cross-
ing. A direct approach to tbs capital h.,
therefore, the least practicable course npes,
per Potomac Ia far more likely 10 atirae.
him. Even there. however, the preparations of
the War Department have besu active every
point Of importanca hsIas ia f.fe hands Of our
troops, and protected by entreDchments and heavy
artillery. To force a passage of The river would
indeed entail upon the rebels sacrifice of life ut.
terly disastrous at the outset Of a campaign In a
hostile territory The mistake is not likely to be-
made by the Virginia leader, whose mort daring
demonstrations have always been marked with
singular regard to prudence and the maintenance
Of secure line of retreat. The balance of proba.
bility, therefore, turns. ali things considered
against the run,ored advance. The daily tughboo
may De looked tor In sons other quarter
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ArrirAl Of Prtson1s-The Central train yester.
ay afternoon brought down the prisoners cap.
'a'ed By General Stuart on Friday night last They
sanbsr three hundred and thktytwo, Of whom
len are commissioned officers whose names We 8p.
psnd: VIM ]. Leonard, Colonel Purnel Legion, Nd.
volunteers; Captains T. ". Dunham, 66th Penn.
tssi; L. Smith, % Va reg't; C. 4. Goulding,
osa. Pops's staff lst Lieuts w. b. Hogarth,
run Legion; T. B. Winslow, Penn Rifles II.
Capron. Let Rhode Island cavalry; J. +. Rein
essr, Purnell Legion; ID Ueuta T. B. Moore, Har-
~ light cavalry Albert J. Brooks Purneu L.
con. In addition to those brought on the Central
a0n' some ten or fifteen prisoners were brought
e0Wn nom Lynehburg, and committed to the Lib
prison on Cary street. A rigid search WA In.
usuied upon Ill Of the parties and on the persons
asMw s were found some very interestir g and
a'aotiess valuable papers. We were shown
: DEED executed BY the fright Honorable
a taat part Of Great Britain called Scotland,
0a proprietor of the Northern Neck Of Virgins" I"
so0vsyins tract Of l29 acres Of land in Culpepsr
soon'y % Isaac Campbell, dated October 6, mo
40 deed executed by the same party, convey
certain tract Of land in the county Of Fs rfsx
S0sofSe Fakfsx. Esq. and Sarah Carlyle, son and
aasaisr Of William PsidSx ~. Of that county,
-. sss dated In l1se. Besda1 n -. the Same party
ssa M possession seveIR RAA6ef deeds, and any
sa1Sef Of blank certi6cstaG 0tRock In the 6per-
Tnne :" and kappshannock Turnpike Company
- 'aese were, Of course stolen from the clerk =
- Of oulpeper or Fairfax counties, and were,
SIsps intended to be used by the enterprisng
.a.ss - title 10 the lands which they conveyed
lie ago Another party had prepared him.
j, ~ = eovsnes with the means Of sscape and had
W. Ioos saw some eighteen inches in length.
"A ~ me exception Of the officers the party seem.
" well satisfied with their situation.
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RI. ss fkAt'Hl<, NkwA.



thaITASooas, Ang 27.--Col MHxsn's trigad.
encountered Gen. Dick Jolrnscns Kentucky fFede
RAP cavalry on Thursday. aist nsia.a, near Gala
tin, lii hard Tough, battle. The enemy numbers1
sUoi Col Mnsasan had about 900 The enemy w.r.
suf all to Fsecsa. and the captured asnous
them Gen Joauaoa and fifteen commissioned of,,
ssrs. oar loss Il estimated .aFiersy s from a, ,s
i20 The fosaaer is probably eorfnel. ,,ohusao,,
cavalry was raised for the express p,rpuse Ct ca,,
totiag Margin. Gen. Forrest arrived after tbs
Eight was oyar. Oyer 300 prisoners wsrs cap
tnretf
cHATTssooaA, Aug 2z.-~i4en Maxsys brigade
crossed the river last night end occupied Bridge
pa's, without firing gnu sunday ulorniag the
fa1li"ss got frightened at MssiianviIia and eYac.
u.sessi burning an immense quantity of stores,
inun!ti'ns Sc. In three hours from the time The
pas'ie e"lrmenc d. not Yankee was Ia McMinn.
yiis
tsxcosD DtsPATcHl
KNOXVILLE Ang Ia ths fight ~ 0AllnfiD,
the sneIny WAS commanded by usn Richard r.
johnson, formerly aiawyes of Padueah KY They
were routed, With the loss OF sixty four killed and
T. ishse nuHiber wounded The loss In Morgan's
eomhnad wes five killed and eighteen wounded -
Col Ge"rge II, Lsger GreDfel and Lieui. Colonel
BAKE greatly distinguished themselves. Bull Mel
i'ig treen. Cumberland Gap Is still Invested by
Gen. Kirby Smih'a furees The enemy cannot
long Withstand The siege for want of provisions
Gen Smith has proclaimed amnesty to all Union
men " b" return TO Southern allegiance.
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FROM THE NORTH.

Intelligence from the North to the 22d inst says
the Indians in Mscker county, Minnesota, ex-
ssperaaed st the non reception Of the money dus
them from the u. &. Government, attacked the
whites In Acton, killing several men, women and
children. They also msssacred several at the
Lower Agency. Miss Clarins Smith, Miss Fanny
Hopkins Miss Florida Neal Miss Norma Smith,
Miss Emslins Neal. Miss Alice Neal. and Mrs. Geo.
Zeal Jr, seven ladies of PaJksrsburg, Va. were
seut to Wheeling, few days since, on charge Of
disoyaity and placed In prison, but were released
after taking the oath Of allegiance. Clarksvis,
Tenn, has besn captured by the "rsbeis" as the
following dispatches show
CAIRO, ILL.,, August 2l.-Ths rebels, nine hun
dred strong under Woodwafd; Scsop,sa G'ans. sns
sistine of . portion of the list Ohio regiment sur
rendered, and were psroled.
n r. reported that the enemy were advancing on
Fort Donelson. which had been sosnooneG ~ tne se
strene. The post may be considered vaiusless =
present a. the Cumberland river has now only
thirty inches Of water.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 2l-Yesterday afternoon
Capt Atkinson ths 10Th ONO, win swen.y Egg hs
900 eusrrillaa he repulDoa them three tipe:
killing norgan's Adjutant, seven privasee. w2uns
ing eighteen, and finally. after three hours nsnt
~. nsson. Of the 7ls Ohio, (ths same regiment
dsnounced By Gen Sherman Tor cowardice Ct Hht
loh ) with three hundred men, two cannon, ana "
strong entrencemAnts at Clarksviie, sufrenaetec
vithout resistanes 70 ths Same number OF guesTh
lei Ths gusnillas wsss aidsd BY rebels who had
tsksn the oeth OF allegiance
a large amount Of United States property VA
ssised snA 100 SOLDIER captursd by gussfhlas q
Nan9ow eessk, nssr xdgedsd junction. and the
0sssral Nelson lsft Nashvills for Louisvills thi1
morning
RussrILyII1x. TKNH.. Arg. 2l-An that 4
49, ~. a fin eaptars o( Clasksvtfle h, thai
o.. Iaeoa sul.snAsesd Ais whols command 70 Z
eusssills 1oecs usdse \. !. johnson. Weadwere
or - rsashss rJpses ss,.ss.s Hasee'.
1ssse q - ~ 6 ~ - ~ g ~ ~
r - ~, 5Scp Oaeksyt1ls shews ~.
susssn!!s = ~ - ~ |s.z r @
-: - 4 =. e - ':.s1 =. - '
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tforGan's prec;aniatiO for Keta iiati on Ht-
ell Falling Back

CHATTANOOGA August 26.-Co. Morgan has is
sued IA prociamation. dated iIiutsyiIie, Tepu, An
gust ie.
He declares his Intention OF putting The law oi
retaliation in force, AMI says: "S;nce the Yankees
viii not permit my paroles to be- recognized, viii
IN future Initiate them in their exactons and retail
late upon them he oppression with which my
friends ere visited. and continue this course unt
the enemy conduct the according to the law
Of nat tions
Il is now certain that Bueils forces are falling
back from or down the Tennessee. having egaeu
ated Battle Creek Bridgeport, AID Stevenson
leaving bt; picket guard st each place.
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80 a1 fr1css al The Maykets-Whils the supply Of
..,a. products in this city has increased to some
~. 'as prices still remain at sxorbitant figures.
49, can be 40 reasonable excuse for this ~ the
k..s.s uaciisg country from which Richmond has
v.. ore sa been supplied, and which f)r some time
i,ss ~. on by the Yankees, ID now accessible, and
rss aeourss % IL daily kept up by the market
- -. s1a We also have the assurance that there
o. :. very large yield of every kind of vegsr
u. .rs;I t1s quantity brought here fully attssts-
pr sss yoln the prices which prevailed ct the up
po,stos. over ~ markets yesterday morning Sweet
quart corn, 5Oa75 ctr. psr dossn: tomssoes
p.ss RsI gusrt to 75c.ael per dozen, cornfsld
~ on..s ew ct. Per quart /; lima beans, 40650 ets
.s eymlinA. S0a75 eta. per dozen, cabbages,
saSs,as per head; onions 80 cts per quart and
aa.Im.oIp.i pisss wassrmslons. 7ac 0Si 50 piece !;
pw oua,.9 ~ xo1!s etc. piece; peaches, o50l5c
Say spplss, s25oa s3 per bnshsl; fresh beef
q ns per pound, Lamb. veal. and mutton, 37i0
~ sosnS SOand salt, 7sc psr quart; soap. 6O8Soc.
ie a1.., chickens, 75c. q u so Q piece ducks,
hsd ~. piece; butter. 1880 cts per pound
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Posi- Office Robb1y-A. B. Martin, pri. ate in
as Wsshingt, Artillery, was yesterday arrested
by Detective Roach in his room at the Spotswood
Bosel, charged with abstrscting letters from the
Psstofies in this city. At the time of his arrest
b had in his possession about 100 letters the larger
ro-tion Of which had never been opened. In his
poeket-book were two checks for go each, drawn
ty Thompson on some banking house In
Augusta. Ga. These, he stated, he found in the
Fleet. BE had also transportation ticket to Mo-
Bile and obtained Provost Marshals pass to leave
tie city on Wednesday. he was committed to Cas-
us Thunder. His success in getting possession
ii 80 large q number Of letters il attributable to
Id having access to the Office through familiar
nsarg some letters put the detective on the track
q the rohber
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8y Il. b. COOK, .snc:foneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF RAGaAGE. BOXES. &c
On TUESDAY September oh, ut the suction
house of E b. COOK s co will be sold the fol
lowing TRUNKS, vALISES, CARPET BAGS.
&c, on account of lost freight Trunk. cheek
33l5; do check 5175, and marked }. r.; Do.
with no mark check; do, check lG0; do, mark
ed ID j. Lagwell; do, check ,427; l do, chsck
/. l5a, do, che ok 624 do, check 10; do, check
5.Ile; ! do. check 2so; do, J. C. H. check $50;
do. marked l.. II. Nash. Yorktown check 93'; do.
Laura Austin, check 40. do, G. 4. Davis cheek
SIS; ! do g. G. Little, 5. c.. do, check l5Q; ldo
check Ii; do, check 235; valise, check 23ei
black Carpet Bag; g Carpet Bags; red Carpet Bog
Carpet Bag. empty; black Carpet Bag. no marx
Carpet Bag, check SD Carpet Bag key -
lock, no mark; do, marked Evan Shabby. d.
no mark; black do, no mark; rsd Carpet bAs :
check 1sa; | small red do; ! small do. no lock;
empty do, and black csrbet Bags. no mark: !
red Valse; vslise. check IS; red valise, marked
J. H. Roberts; pair Saddle Bags; pair empty DO;
2 pair do empty do; Horse Collars; lot bale Coz.
ton: 2 hh,is. Sugar; Rox, marked ]. o. Aoors,
and many other boxes aud packages. TOO numssoua
TO mention, unmarked and unclaimed ALI Of the
above no, identified and taken away before the day
OF SALE will be sold publicly TO the highest eadsr,
for cash. r. J. SAArSON.
au - tbs dena Freish. Agent X 4 .. B. =.
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- ruS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fsv Cr MANASSAS JUNCTION BIT OUR ADJ

VANCE
"a. new, from the line Of the RappAAannock.
~. a, 20 fu,l and complete - ~ could dsslrs
"sr.r,aelsss interesting and important II -
"..,,od as perfectly reliable thai the advance
on' s,rces have reached Manassas Junction,
o. w. ,h.v captured some eight or ten heavy guns
,,,rnenss quantity Of valuable stores
~. n,r,ion Of the Yankee army under Pope
-, w.rrentca on "wednesday. and Il 10 stated
T.. r.,rea, in the direction Of Alexsndria II
''..,~ .ntercep,ed The only route by which he
90" va r..rn ,ha, point 10 by way Of the junction.
S,,s Is nov in possession OF our forces. II 10 not
.,.h,. that hs viii succeed in forcing his way
-, 10 the Potomac by taxing that route. II this
.,, he correct-And We have no reason to
..,o, ia authen,icity-,he only road for his g..
r,u,d seem 10 be by way Of the Plains to
.-.n.hnrr and from thence to Leesbure. In Lou.
aoan county.
p,rr.,ae. with his army corrs was at Frederick
-. Yesterday. and was reinforced by two divi..
-. n the army lately under Mcclellan. but will
,sv.r resca Pope.
90. have no intelligence Of any heavy fighting,
.,s il 10 somewhat surprising that our t7oops have
-. nth % few obstructions in their aivance. In
,,srumeut circles there seems to be lot the slight.
:. ami, hension for the safety Of our army. In.
"a We have reason TO believe that the most lively
~. ara entertained OF . triumph which will
.,l,os, sny tbs, hss been vouchsafed to our arms
.... ~. rr commenced The Intelligence that
-. .,.my has been reinforced has created NO un-
...,,s<. and not the remosest idea OF reverse 10
.u,.,ainsd
:, rur up the whole, We are warranted in the
.,,,,us,on tia, the enemy forces are 30 situated
,sx, further retreat would be decidedly more dis
.r,os, than the acceptance Of battle, and that in
.,ssr even. he is Inevitably subjected to revere
,.,- rhIeh /, will be NO easy matter to recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-29
FROM CUMBERLAND GAP.

A Al,,tsr from gentleman in Gen. Smiths srmy,
a,,.d ne a. Cumberland Ford, the 2lst inst, con
srn. the report of the surrender Of the Federal
f,rres st the Gap. The letter further stated that
On The 18th mail bag from Morgan's army to Bu-
I'll wss captured. informing him Of the dangerous
,.,ustioa of his command and further, that he Their
I'D in camp only twelve days half rations, and
..s;as tha, be be reinforced or diversion be made
II. ssynr