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Committed TO Jail

nf Davidson county, enu. July 10, 1852, negro
" man, who says his name is DUNMORE, ana be
longs to Jesse Martin, Of Marshall County Tenn age
about Is year. feet inches high color back .
hand iHdioates hard labor.
The owner Is requested 70 come forward, prove pro-
re ty d pay charges, MS tie law directs
]. NJ. HINTON
iuS3l-St sheriff and Tailor Of d. c.
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NashrilIt AniOn.


Our correspondents must allow us 10
take our own tine for reading their com
munioatiOns. We have no time 70 be
read 10. II is literally impossible. .
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n IL w
ICE CREAM SALOON.

u'HE subscrlbcrs have inst aiied up, 10 bsuisous
L ttyic, 90 pleassu, and Convenient part OF iog
CIV AL No a. u ION sTREhf, neEt door % ODE
JrFclry store q Mr. ,. FIoucri, Az lex 'kEAH
SALON.. snd the Ladies aud uenttmen ~ Nashylle
ani yIoinlty are osptgNliy iuFiied o. give them
call. They pledge themselves 10 koop on bend tls
D. EANKIE
D. OiCONNKR
NH-Famltrs and Parties supplied ai any hour
By tlr quantity 0n che most literal ierus
guiyiB-u
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nnmmiftnd to Iail

~ man. WIN says bis nsme = hArr, and belongs
a Duncan. Of ftauklin couniy, Tenn. sPeii about
~ years feet inchcs high; weighs about IL
pounds color black fmal scar On forrhesd.
The owner y requested 20 cone firyyafd prove
property, AND pay charge, "a ths law directs
q. } N. HINTON, 81
jqyM-N shoddRnd Jnilot Of u. O..
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rnrm, Of sue.eriptioas IN Par Fund.

ran communication on business with The ONCE
will be addressed to she UHIIsilyRs or tbe UNION
aud al communication 10 the Editor wuu be address
10 = q. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers wilI So us great kiud
pess by repnblshlug me foregoing or iis subs lance
lho oarreni transactions IN Tennessee ~ months 20
t0me viii be highly interesting 90 OIL nvcrs Of their
country and her free institute ms and tha oohulns OF
me UsloS Sll Furnish lhe osrics' asd meet 'esb'o
history % thess6vcnls
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Committed 70 IaiI

nv Davd,on County, Tenn, July II, ls6Q a negro
" womsri who says her name is FANNY, and be
VI gs q Juo. A G. oI,elt II Mmfreesboro, Tenn;
ags 80 years weighs about 40 pounds f,,t 8B
inches hig right oye out Gears on leit wrist ard
netr the corner az the left eye.
The owner - requested 10 come lOrWard, prove
property aud pay charges, ss the law directs
J. NJ. HlNTOH,
iuly3l-3t ........ Sheriff and Tailor ofD G.
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HEADQUARTERS u. s. FORCES, I
NASHVILLE, July 26, 1925
speoIa1 orders, No. IS. -


III. All soldiers, except Orderlies,
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
pital, 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 ~
o'clock; aud 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 pass. Or
derlies and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with'certifioates
showing them to be such.
". All nom commissioned officers and
soldiers found in citizens dress will be
deemed p,ima Jaaie, as deserters, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal,
to await trial and punishment
BY order,
Cor. UOHN r. MILLER
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HAVE TWO WFLL-FuRVIsHED Rooms. suit
able ior TO small families, or may BE- occupied
~ se'elai genilemen' HOUSE. opposite Jpdge Cat
iNn dNollug lhefry firpst. Terms uberiI
Ton or lnlocn Day foardou can 10 acsommois.
- aito tsw lrausiont bosrdsfa can b. sooommo-
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WATSON HOTEL,''
F''I e, '.1 S'. ,I,;s'g % 5,;. in

1850 W " sAA' 0nANs
ON AND AFTER THE LIT nay o. july ts1q
,N'i epen an oi.os ~ ne - cleqd totsi h Nash
the Oanlt Hons loasEillh, Ky, for All trnnsactous
" beef 10 ibis department, f'r three mouths fFou
July lst 1863 N. d. d CHARLES K8aA g.,
r Reef Contractor ior ths Dlsfrlct ID ONO
B-fighost Market price paid for COED cattle
luDl--dtt g... u .'.......'... l -. f---I'
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n.naaaar,sr. q. lElr.. Regimen, o

headquarters OF First Regiment OF
f'renneasee oIupaeor7Cayalry. "a
IHaf fgsJUtr 90 1862
All officers recruiting for this Service
will report to me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol. Those
desiring to enlist viii apply at either of
.tliose places. l44aA- a 1lIGAu0
Volunteers will, ifpossible, bring their
horses with them, which will be valued
sAnd paid for by the Government ,r
- By order of Col. w. B. STOKES.
c, d. BRIEN, A, r, @. NJ.
july20-tt.
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SICK OR W OTNDED'

and for persons living a. a distance WHO cad rue
40 TO the Army INTEL genoe Ofice Rnd obtain Feli.
,r able information Of any soldier that en-.
listed 20 the states Of 81 Hdl d"
Hb,eis indiana Ohio fore, Micliqas Risc5n.
rr, MiRHssets, KeaiacEg oai Mi-saaE. 81.
CtORReGr 1STEtLIGRSCE WILL nc GIVEN, on
~ any soldier from tho above States, whethrr
Sex, WouNDEn, LAID, or TAEEN phrsoNEa and
10 ~hat battles he may have been engaged lmd
where his regiment Il stationed. RI.
lufOrmst on Will also be ven Of the condition Of
aick or wOunaed soldier "a ST. Louis, Bouistil.e
Cincinnati, Nashville, AIunnd City, or any Hospjtai
In the Western department; aud where those killed
in battle or have died from their wounds re buri
ell and where thnse taken prisontrs are con.
hned
This Is the only Army Intelligence ONCE IN the
nepartme OF the Mississippi, Western nepart.
mentf-and information of soldiers from any OF the
above states can be given &C any time by calling or
writing 10 the Army Intelligence Once 0.H
70 sons writing VIII please give the lame Of the
soldier, what state hH listed IN, and the number OF
hs reg ment. Charges for any sind ofAi w luteuf-
gence VIII De TWO DOLLARS, and any person writing
WI please encps' toe amount, IA order to secars
attention to their inquiries
Address; Army Intelligence ofioe, Sc. i,1nis No.
Ia care P. q. Fox lsls. r.. INav "a lsSl-iv
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RYE FLOUR.

e6 nARRt1s pRKsH GROUND RVS FI0UR on
OD hpna sad loT sale ~ the hFosdvay Mth
luheS D, d, DiCkEf, Agent
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H. How1AND,

Col JOHN +. MILLER,
Commanding Post
T.. HowLAND, ata
A. D. G. & A. A. q.
no -aET Ig2 July27--lw.
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rnR PENNsYhvsN1A RAIp.
General sssarRs c5re,sst ooapsfs.

GssnsyaF SfsRr1s Csre,sff Goasglefs.
To the Associated Press North.
HARRlsBUR6, October 13-Tbs latest ofieial
accounts state that the rebels have escaped
They crossed the POt0nae near the mouth o.
the Monocacy, marching 90 miles in "A hours
Pleasantons forces arrived 81 the crossing just
as the rebels finished, and engaged their arti!-
leTy result unknown. PieasaatOn's force
marched 7s miles in - hOu-s.
BALTIMORE, October I3.-The AmsricQa' S
correspondence says the principal object Of the
rebel cavalry raid wss to get horses They took
back nearly 1000 seized in Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK, October y "A Herald special,
dated WiIIamspoTt, Nd, 18th, says:
The SSh Maryland regiment, which was on
duty st Dam No. 5, DsAr where the rsbsls
crossed, succeeded iB effsctiag a retreat to VIII
Transport. General ksnelY Immediately sent
for reinforcsnents and made preparations 70 hold
the town TO the last.
The rebel crossing was eftsetsd under tha pro-
lection Of two heavy guns on tine Virgins side
As soon as the head Of the column landed on
the Maryland side our picksts opened a lively
skiTmish with them. in which one man Of the
I2th illinois cavalry was killed. The less Of
the enemy was not 8scsrtsined.
There was yssierlay, gsneral movement Of
our troops toward Dam No 5, where, It is
thought, they would attempt 70 TseToss II the
woods on the Virginia side, opposite the town
There were indications Of a rebel force Of at
least 5000 men. The smoke Of numerous camp
fires was visible among the srees, and during
Two or three hours Of the day on Friday q full
regiment was seen drawn up Ia line Of battle in
the edge Of the woods.
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District OF the Mississippi
HrA5agARTEI1s. JAoKsoE Nss.sipsi,


Gensrsl Order No. g
To.pressrvs order among military persona and 70
= ur vent Improper intercourse with the ene1yf by
si,ar ci.z.ps q s5ders the following persons viii eet
teup3rariiy a. provost InsrsEas a tae psnis esEg-
E1oksIurg aad Warren coaBsY, Mississippi Captain
5rcts srd FIiud7 on1y Mississippi Jas. D. Stuart
ssils Helena parish Louisiana Judge 8. W. Marin
tsirf Talsaa5 parish, Louisiana, Jules I. ane.
EfF.uestlr parisl L0uisi ana, Z. G. DaFidsou-
Ea,sa souEs pl-Tizh, Louisiana r q Hunter.
Prt Hn6zou Louisiana Joha q. hA-eT.
Elf Esllciana EaFisl, L0uidsus, y. Q. HGrdee.
Yqssi Fscisss ps-ilii, Louisiana j. Il. CoIlins-
Ascension parish, Louisiana Captain samuel Bard
= dams esuItg Mississippi. A. K. fa1s-
sHerson coupty lsisziafPIt HgWel Hinds.
-. lsl.Jsrae county, aississ ppi --.
FFflkrson county. Mississippi j. II SiuHE
lsfadison c0UnrT, Mississippi Dr. n j sckie
lysIisbusha county Eli'ssssippi. r. II. Forester.
= IN szoo county, Aii-siss Pi.i- d. O. Tyler.
EIsriia. IasF lsvsng been abolished, the duties q
4 provost ualshals sb0ve named, VII be confined
tictv wiihin uaeir proper military InTl7o!eton IN
-f5rit with tie customs q VAL sid the following
I-tise h. ts-tosoevsr snail relieve the enemy with
,o-ev vteuals sr aHllnunItion, 81 shall knovagy bar
o. OF protect enemy nir sIltar deat orsneh olheI
shmeni g. slal be ordered e ihe sentence o. eo'l
lie =- Whoever shan Be convicted Of holding
4 8rr-rsyassnce with, giving Intelligence 20 me
ss7y sather drscty or indirectly sha suffer death or
el5s1er aishrneDt as Ehsli be ordsred by tAe sen
sa-rs OF = court martial
Srt,els S A ID public stores tskea in the eDsmy's
r8 topls forts or msrazinea, Hiether Of srnllsryi
- lf ~ zrvi,e Of t's Caufedersts States for the
necleci OF which fhe commanding oilcer y 70 De
fuaVyeraaiz- .r.,
-A.rse r-souers shall be committed. EhaA within
-rr .5sr I3-lrs sftsr such commitment soon aa
ss be relieved from DIS guard maze report 10 W.
- ri fl- oo-snssndinV ofhcer, Of their names tbeir
uler and tie nznaes Of tbs ofhcfrs who committed
n 7 tas penalty % being punished Tor oisobeolence
- rezIelt. az tae discretion of q oourt martial
mr. All corasBoaaauce VITA tins department VII be
,i5 vi fls district provost marshal Colonel James
% FuQls. a. these heacquarrers.
~ command Of a5ier-tfeue eral RI GGLEs.
lain RM Ho0E A. A. g.
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The Atlanta COnfsderQcy Of the Both SAYS:
We learn with pain that our old county, New
ton, has suffered severely IN the late battles IN
Msrylaud. Colonel JEFF. Lamar, Of Cobb'S
legion, a brother Of the brilliant and elogueht
l.. Q G. Lamar, of Mississippi was killed,
while leading charge at Crompton's gap in the
Blue Ridge In that desperate and bloody fight
he was ordered to protect small gap to the
right Upon reaching the spot, be ordered =
charge over a stone fence. He scsled it himself
in hls saddle, bat his horse was Immediately
shot and fell under him. He promptly raised his
cap, and, waving it, ckeered ais brave men,
calling them 70 follow him, when he was pierced
by a number Of bullets from the enemy, who
were in great force 10 front and on both sides
It was here that so many Of the legion were killed
and taken prisoners. When once over the fence
there was no escape Surrender OF utter amir
hilstion were the only alternatives.
Colonel Lamar was married about year ago,
to an accomplished niece Of Mrs Howell Cobb.
The Lamar family have suffered immensely in
this war. COlonei Thompson B. Lamar, and the
brother of jeff, commanding a regiment frsm
Florida, We see, was severely w0unSedi and
Colonel John B Lsmar, brother-in-laW Of Gen
eral Howell Cobb, distinguished and useful
citizen is also killed. They are a patriotic,
brave and ehivslrOus family, descendants Of the
old French nobility early settlers in Georgia,
and ever ready to 6ght fog freedom,
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DOaNGs OF THE G. 8. srEABEER s9o.
Eire .SsssTfcS8I EF-HaFers Burned gssd
Eihfrfg-fO8lF Hen G5ssf a ScltoOssfT
GisVessTest.


From the london Shipping Gazstie, Sep 21l
The Cairngorm, from Sydrey, entered the
river at Grsvesend to-day.
Sac makes the following report: Three whale
boats crew came alongside US az Flores from
the steamer Alabama, E''No 290,'-ED Cap
tain Semmes, and wished to be reported as hsv-
ing had their snip Ocmulgee, American whalar,
haihng from EdgartoWn, Massachusetts. set on
FIRE 9TH inst, asd totally burned BY thu CoBled-
crate StsameT above named.
The Osmulgss had on board go barrels oil.
There were thirty-fOuT handE, all told Captain
Ssmmes late Of the SumtsT) bsbEYed hospilabiy
to the crew. The Alabama took an American
schooner (uame unknown) while the CsirngoIm
was OF Flores.
The reader will recollect that the ''No 200"
sailed from one Of the Western islands on the
@4tA of August last, aRd Whea last seen she was
cruising Cd and among the group
The Ocmulgss was ship Of tour hundred
and sfty tszs buFthss, the largest hailing from
EdgartOWn. She WAS commanded by Csptaia
Osborn, and the agent IS Abraham Osborn. She
sailed from EdgaTT0Wn on the q OF July last
bound for the South Pacific.
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CEEERsL 0RDER ID. Is.
JAcEsoy, BiEz, ser,snb,r 3. Ii

JACKSON, Miss seFtembsr - 1852.
IL oc-rz, nou coaaulisz1nsd % ceIE sad pFtvates
- bsl1ngIg amen. e, bstsi9LE companies Of
Fsturnad priscu-Ts snd who hEvs ksssatsd hssslEes
vihoul aufh7ri-y Wl report immsd-stsly % tAsir
EpsCve giss-E % JEcEsQE ana Unto1s OF Icy Wiz
- reFarles ss d-ssrehs anf puniEEsd sscsrssnEly
oEcefa scf -sn Fbcad bsaF IL mind that Punishment
hy thc roles snd articles carries with fOrfslfuIe el
paw etc Al oseerg Of the ConfedaFate States Army
EzEirra.ss o. ot2sr sists OoeIs, are requested 10
arrest a. s1ch ana tan tEsm efsF ~ tas con
Ea1aiuE oaVsN ns~-est Eliitksy Etssons. who vii
Eend them uader quad 5o-this post Al parsons ae-
prshe-dlns and delivering dsstrteEE emitted 90 q
reward uf sErsy d1lla-s each
A list of 1b sntces WE be publiahed 81 f0T the
iH'l sian 81 rfs pubiic.
Byacr5sr 81 b. FEdiar- General LLOYD THsENAE.
P0WHATTAS RLLIS JR-.
eas0 F7r-f-f~ e-fa f1ena-sl
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District Of the Mississippi,
UEaDRUsETEEs JsCEs0S, Mississippi,
Saptsuber H. ls52. s


Geucrsl Orders 80.
10 iaai az th- enrolment aud org animation Of cen
cri1ts witLin tie da Tict in Eccordsnee with the
ct Of Iourras % tEe L6h aF- iSoz, End tie orders
and reel sous -ffua Hon. Secretary % Wa 10 rels
zoo therere Ell military EIdsrs and provost n1ar
Eas barely I1r-d 70 tax prompt and genergetie
-s-uras % enrol and forward al conscrpts 70 their
arlled.ramps OF instruction
tfaeaf Of fls militia civil magistrates and loyal G d
aus ere regussad=t0 ala R ihsseKecutou Of TIE law
ana fdrFsr1 lsE % persons subsct 70 consCpt DUTY
rssdag within ther respective districts and iuriso-
HlDa
9, ii aIlitsry c0umanders and provost msrshas are
-er instructed fEJnsh lists q oouscrpts re1dng
rin tlai- respective jurisdiction who shall Lot nave
ren saa6r enrolled CON pllsnce wish theisW 70 TIE
cdfrtauf eenaral's ofiee a. thee beacguarterz
fI Cdnscripts who Lave been enrolled N oT5sniza-
ffc ~ lsIzsu ranEsrs raised within the limits of this
81 sll-e the L6R of prl l-d1 and consoripts who
7 ieur6ied % aHF rsEimeHt ba1tEllon OF company
III the 2st 81 Jur le2 IF H. eccordence win tIe
n If lie Sscrstery cf War % Angus ldEh, 1902
tndar charge 81 commissioned otlccr who VIII
II = d5scr pilFe rol % each couscrtPt containing
p ID the Qefi16 during which and the company 10
De- nav have served and a Etataulent Of bounty
hi cIotsing issued.
9 t1eul7 i1u 60 these requtrenfnts VIII ne iseog
rze5 Husss based written authority Hitherto given
Nv tie fa- Deparaeuf by uhe geuersl'co onIaauding
fs q iet the Sub districts, u which it Is composed
~ of--r b raiier-G eneFal RUe6LEs
II N HOOE
es97-r4 AsristsDt Adintant-(}s }sueral-
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RAEAWhF.

~ r-rU1FRER ssh, . REGRO BOY. named SAM
. 50 san q about tWqutF-uns geers I've feet
sff Eiactes q tLe-eaboul3s color asrz has q few
- ~ h,s beck; toes ii!-sh-Fs1; hsd en- when he
~ bcrs1 C,cib coat hiack cloto lloa'T CAP ena
~ ,.ss formerly owned ~ D. Aloseleyi a hsrshail
sor1fv aEssssfpui ana went aasy VITA . 5oF nEiieo
ff.r-cca raea bF george en- Of II city.
Il VII rv q reward Of SO q delVsTe1 g Ee N
-eesoa O. s5of lodged 10 any jail Hi.h such infor-
JCHN ROBINSON,
IsSkscn, Eis1
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PROCLAMATION.


JAcEs0S, Eiaa.. Ootobss :, i55s3
spsc-aI Orlsr 80. Ct
XIX
z pY autbo-sy - tie Seerstsry Of War of tie Con
II fs5s1z.u Etsles Of Amsfiea. ] prOcltin tke e1
GEEss cf nris0ners oBcers aod Ee1 VIC have landed
Fiskshasr Mississippi. up "a cafe, haAl sad
mpio Al Chcers srd ID disru WhOss nsrnea hsve
been reg Ete-ed vi the C g Commissioners ~ Nicks
burF. WIN instrus3ions await n7fin sstlOn or eE
charrs " y report itbeui DELAY TO tbs HssdquarteTE
Of thsir respective counaEds
LLOYD TIBGHHkN
Briza6isr Gsaersl @. S army C9misaudlng Ex
chsnre6 PsiscneTs.
r0mc'alI P0WHATT4K BILLS. ER.,
~rq C1nfair srd A. A f4aPsrsi
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a Exeising Advenaure b. ArI.ansas.

From the Memphis Argus, October l6l
Gugrdllas, it seems, still hug the opposite
shore occasionally, for purposes best kno IN to
themselves. We learn that on Tuesday morn
ines party of ioUT soldiers from the 4Oth Illi-
NOS TesimsBF and two from the 9th Iowa, crossed
over from Fort Pickering ia quest of paw
paws, fruit more pleasant to look upon thaa
eat and narrowly escaped anhihilaiion from a
party of gusTriilas concealed in some bushes
Fhe main fact Of the sff4ir, as derived from q
soldier Of the latter regiment c3gnizaat Of them,
are about as follows: While walking quietly
down the lsyse they we're approached by horse
man Ia citizens dress. who informed them that
he was going little further down to lay up
piece OF fence which had been torn down around
4 house of his that had been burned aud after
few mere commonplace remarks, put spurs to
his horse and gslloped away through the thick
woods. lie had not been gone five minutes
when perfect volley of muskstry broke upon
their. listening ears, and buckshot and bullets
rAined around them-wounding one of the men,
Charles Stephens, OF company d, 6sh Iowa in
iantTy, completely riddling the hats, blOuses,
clothes, etc. of the rest of them The remain
der, frightened at the unexpected attack. and
forgetting that they has guns as we'll as the as
ssIlants, probably as most Woald,) fed, when
the attaching party spTsng from their PLACES OF
cOncealment, and ordered the soldiers to halt or
they would be shot All continued their fight
but one who, hard pressed, inverted bis musket
a. If 70 surrender; but upon the pursusrs firing,
concluded that the place was little too hot, and
after an exciting chase rejuined his comrades
They afterward went in quest of Stephens, who
had sunk to the ground exhausted after running
halt mile, the blood meanwhile tTicklng from
a woundiH his side made by two tuckshot. He
was found and carried to the skifF, and brought
I TO the Tennessee side. Their regimental surgeon
: PTonoanees his wound mortal. He was still
! alive yesterday. We learn that party OF five
( from tha6Eh Iowa, who entered the Acz8nsss
swamps yesterday, four we've captured, doubtless
/ by the same party. The remaining one escaped.
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Dispgtch % TIA AssOoistsd Press, North
NEw YORK, October I3 BY a special dis
patch from the TiRes' eouesp spondent at Char
lilly, We learn that Captain CongoT has msde
nOtherTeconBoissancs to Aide and biiddieburE-
and ascertsined that there Is a rebel force Of
about ten thousand men eBeampod within mile
Of the latter place, consisting Of a-sliery, cav
airy and infantry.
A movement in forcs Of the enemy toward
Centeryine is anticipated and provided for.
A correspondents at Centerviile gives the results
Of 8 reconnaissance MAIDS b. Lieutenant Paul
Won KenjEg, Of General SiesFs staH He lsiE
camp on Friday, WithsiIty-siK men aad returned
to-day, having passed through BTeDionvIe to
EHiford on the RaPFahsnnock. Lieutenant
Kosning reported that the " hole north bank o6
the RappshsnDock is strongly picketsd By the
rebels, and the Citizsns are not allowed to cross
without passes. The 10th Virginia eavslry and
two infantry regiments are stationed at Cuipep-
per, and streng picket at Falmouth. Keiiy's
Ford il strongly pieketed, and Wauentou
strongly ptotscsed BY frequent visits Of rebel
cavalry The bridge a. tha Rsppahanuock sta
ton, this report states, has been destroyed.