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.JoB MANN. 6. H. SPANG.
MANN Il SPAN

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
The Undersigned have associated themselves in
the Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to their care in Bedford
and adjoining counties.
UY-OtRce on iulIana Street, three doors south
of the "Mengel House, opposite the residence Of
Maj. Tate.
Bedford, Aug. /, 1861.
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professional Garos.

F. M. KIMMgLL. ]. w. LINGENrELrER.
KIMMELL & LINGENFELTER,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, BEDFORD, PA.
wHave formed partnership in the practice of
the Law. Office on Juliana street, TWO doors South
Of the "Mengel House,
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] - chemist,
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August IA, is63-3m
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: -, '-an. SVHELIz. .
BANKERS Il DEALERS in EhCEhN1E,
BEDFORD, PENNrA.
rz-DRAFTS bought and sold, collections made
and money promptly remitted
Deposits solicited.
Hon. Job Mann, Hon. John Cessna, and John
Mower, Bedford Pa, r. Forward, Somerset, BUM,
Raiguel x Co., Phil. J. Watt Coz W. Cuiiey'
4 Co., Pittsburg. ,,....
CT. CHARLES HOTEL,
- .U aa.u 2 rf
. CORNER OF WOOD IND THIRD STREETS
PI r S U H. G III, A.
HARRY SHIRLS PRoPRIEToR.
April II 1861. an.ft.i eu H
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$500 REWARD!

! \ 1lL tDLLON lNt iFLcDNN ENhtbLED
a. Cons,ripts in the sub Civil District, Nc
Mimi county Tennessee have failed to report as
the law requires:
ALFRED VAUGHN. 20 years old feet 8
inches high, light complexion blue eyes light
hair; farmer; born Ia Franklin county, Georgia.
EuToled. Oct. q, 1862.
MARTIN BLEDS0E...33 years old, 9 feet s
inches high, light complexion, blue eyes, light
hair; farmer born in Roaue county Tam En-
rolled Oct. n, 1867
DUKE WARD...37 years old. , feet inches
high light complexion, blue eyes, light hair far
mer; burn IN McNllnn county Tenn. Enrolled
Oct. %, 1862.
WIN. BARLESS.. .22 yerra old, 8 feet 5 inches
high, dark compl 'xion, black eyes, dark hair;
farmer; born in McMinn county Tenn. Enroll
cd Oct. %. 1882.
WILLIAM n. PORTER..gi years Old. feet
inches high, light complexion. Niue oyes light
hair; farmer; born in McMnn county Tennessee.
Enrolled Oct. ED, 1862.
GREEN BUNCH..23 years old. feet inch
cs high, dark complexion, hazel eyes dark hair;
farmer; horn in N Ninn county Ts1neace.--
Enrolled Oct %. 1852
JOHN D, PORrER,..2i years old, fee high,
light complexion, blue eyes, Eight ham; farmer;
born in McMinn cosnty, Tennessee. Enrolled
Oct. %, 1852.
GEORGE GUFFEY..2l years old, feet Q
| inches high, light complexion hazel eyes, light
hair; farmer, born in McMiun county Tom
Enrolled Oct. Odd 1869.
JOHN GUFFEY...32 years old, T-o, inches
| hi b, light complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair;
| farmer; born in Rutherford county, N. G, En-
| rolled Oct. 23d. 1862.
| ANDERSON HAYES..27 years old, 8 feet 3
| inches high dark complexion, black eyes, auburn
| hair; farmer; horn in McMiun county, Tennessee.
! Enrolled Oct %. 1852.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

Wy Il, TIE PEOPLE OF THE l4Tn CIVIL
w District, McMnn county, Tenn, hereby
invite the attention Of al, lovers Of Education
10 the fact Of our determination to establish
High School at Ooghiu, u miles Southeast Of
Athens dat onr sons and daughters may no the
better prepared for usefulness, after the dark cloud
Of q bloody Revolution shall have blown awny.
We need not argue the necessity of Educating
non. or RllUdc 10 the danger of pOstp0nmg the
matter I'm tho war IL oycr--that may he too Int.
Our children may grnw up and be compelled to
gruyo in ignorance through life, if we wait for
the ship of State to anchor IN The haven Of peace.
Parents and Guardians throughout the country
are invited to join rs in the good work Ihesg
are the inducements;
We have secured tho services Of Prof. W A..
NELsoN who Is well known in lower Fart Ten
nossce as n successful educator, and who has in
his possession many valuable recommendations
from the highest sources certifying bis ability in
his profession.
Rates Of Tuition are remarkably low. The
entire course IN English, Latin and Greek taught.
The mural rs well as the mental department, will
receive strict attention.
| boarding can he obtained convenient to the
/ School, at low figures There are a number OF
/ Dormtorics OF proper distance from the School,
so that bays who choose can either board them
selves. or bachelor. School to begin the First
/ Monday in October, 1862, and continue ten
months, l4Tn DISTRICT.
Aug %. 1SG2-tr-726
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Sl.l1l REWARDl

'TgIHE FOLLOWI - PERSONS ENROLLED
as Conscripts in the 9th Civil District, Nc
Mimi county, Tennessee, have failed to report as
required by law.
JAS. n. NORVELL...35 years old, B feet 10
inches high. dark complexion, grey eyes, black
hair.
A. R. NORYELL...2l years old, feet inch
es high red complexion, grey eyes, sandy hair.
T. w. SMITH...20 years old, feet inches
high fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair
JAS. A. SMIrlI...2O years old, feet Q inches
high, fair complexion. blue eyes, light hair.
W d. PEALER...2l years old, feet il inches
high dark complexion, grey eyes, black hair
J.P. BRIANT...29 years old, 3 feet inches
high, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair.
NJ ? L0NG...19 years old 8 feet 10 inches
high, dark complexion. black eyes, black hair.
MANUEL FlSHER...27 years old, feet 10
inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, brown
hair.
JOHN II. HICKS. 80 years Old fccl 8 inch
es high, fair complexion, grey owes dark hair.
WM. II. REYNOLDS...35 years old, feet 10
inches high, dark complexion, Grey eyes, duh
hair
W. Il. HIaEs".g5 years odd, Ja, inches
high, fair complexion, Hluu ,yc.. CH.. BAH.
JAS. LEA..gl years 1'd, 3 fee, ilelcs high,
fair comp N9u, h.u" .y. light hair
WN NiLIEB..2c years o'1 feet J iuch
high, fru complexion, black eyes li-ht tair
E.J-l.tEGlSOE.. ycsrs old. fectg inch.
s. fI.l. dalI. rni.rIesiun, grew ewes. dark hair.
.uUE NfrF4n. lis vears old fee, 10 inch.
,.II,.. d,r,, comnIcxion. Glock ewes, dark hair.
WN FERGUSON. 90 ycprs Old. S feet 8 inch.
cs lirb. dark comnlcxion. rrcy ewes brown hair
W MOZART "a vears old. feet inche,
biob G,ir com,,cyion. bIne pycs, lirht hair.
GAVIN IICKS, % YEARS old. feet lC
;,obcs Li'.b fair crprI.vion birc sves light hair
GEo If u. SE T So cG, i "
~, XIX c'ir o',.tI,,ia, L,,o o,,,s Ecb, bair
SsTI,s niRtC oe ,aorso ij sG,o, i,o
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Artneistoric Mon.

"A work has been issued il France by
NJ. Troyon. entitled "'rho Lpcustrino
AhoSles of Man, and devoted TO the re-
minis and monumeuts of rrmi i've oo.
cupatiOn nsar iho 'akcsai Swikcrmnd -
The rite~af twert-y SIX ,ilrras uoye b5r n
discovered on the ake Of N.ufohatrI
alone. twenty-four on the lake oil Geneva,
sixteen on lake Constance.
Many relics NJ human occupation arts
etc. have Teen recovered. according Ia
NJ Troyon, proving lat these villages
now under the l,kes, hut formerly sup.
pnsrd TO be on or near the lakes. were
founded and occupied by race much
smaller than any historic race of Europe.
The relics piove tat they were hunters
and epherds-remans Of sheep, oxen
and small species of horse are found. 49,
Thereoore traces Of cultivation Of wheat,
barley, apples, peas, ETC., aud flax or
hemp.
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SLID REWARnI

/ THE FULLJTiGG PERSONS ENROLLED
Il ~ C0nsenpls ~ lie Isth Civil District, Ne
Alnn e0aniy, Tennessee have failed 70 TepoE, IS
required by law:
/ JOHN MARTIH..s7 years cid. feet II inches
I high, dark c0mpexi.u, DARK eyts, dark hair
ELlhU KELLEY...S6 years old feet II
inches high, light complexion, dark eyes, DARK
/ hair.
WM. BOEINE...56 years old, feet II inches
I high, fair complexion. darkeyes, light hair.
2. J. EVERETT, Us yesrs old, 5 feet II inches
high, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair.
} WIN. HIX...Ss years old, feet inches high,
dark complexion dark ewes. light hair.
FRANCIS ALLREn...s5 years old. 5 feet n
inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dar bair.
LEROY KELLEY SIS years I'D 5 feet G
inches high, fair ,oir prSon, t.ue eyes DARK hair.
J. NJ. SELLEkS...Ss yea; Is old, feet inches
high. fair complexion, blue eyes, light barr.
W. D. MOSs..39 years old. 5 feet 5 inches
high dark complexion, daks eyes, dark hair.
JONATHAN EMERI...34 years old, feet ?
inches high, dark complexion, dark eyes dark
hair.
WIN. MELToY...2l years OF are e rset ligh,
dark complexion, dark ewes dark hair.
EDMON CARTRIGHT..s6Nes rs oil. feet
: inches high, fair complexion. dark eyes, dark
hair
P. 7. CAsTEEL.l9 yosrs DID, 5.at iachss
high, dark complexion dark eyes. da.s hair.
B. II. M0SS...5o year. Old. feet q ,4ches high,
fair compassion dark eyes, darn hair.
HARDY N0Ss...27 years Old feet inches
high. fair complexion, durs eyes. dark hair.
JOhN BOofHEh...2l years cId' 5ieei 10 inch
es high. DARK comn'eNion, blue eyes, black hair
}. A. CAss...2y year Did, o feet inches high
dark c G, black eyes dark hair
'ohN HARM >...54 years old, feet inches
high, light compIexion, blue eyes. light hair.
WIN. WHlIE...lS years old. feet inch,.
A'gh' darh complexion, black eyes, dark ha.-
JASoN ELLluTI...lS years old, > tee, r0a.
es nigh, fair complexion, black eyes. light hair
JASPER ELLlOTT...25 years old feet iueH-
es high, dark complexion. black ewes. lark hain
JOHN CAIE,..2O years old, feet isehcs
high, dark enmplexlon, blue eyes light hair
Is. A; siANSbUhi III lcNs "i1' b feet 3
inches hlgh' iair eomPIexlon' h.'e eFe' aafk rair
ELISHA BARN FL years 90 feet
high' DARK complexion DARK eye. oar" .alr'
q. W. Lo"Ek..5 year, ODD lea5 b inches
high, dark complexion, oar. eyes doIk h2r
WIN, D. ARMSTRONG g. years oil . feet 10
inches hign, iar cgmplrN .A' 0iHe eF'7 .ark hair
JOHN BON lNE...a+ years o'a, ..e. lish, fnir
complexion, hlne eye. dark lnlr
4 Il i ID p D o. g. q
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aSg We can never be conquered, says
the Sutton Christian A3c7c1ie, so long as
We can feed our people and our soldiers,
and he is patriot who, dismissing all
'pretences and allidea Of gain, will devote
all his energies to this essential work.
Give us corn, and peas, and bacon and
beef and forage sad I've can do without
cation iorruo present. auu doubtless the
gain will prove an adeouata'o1npea luon
for every sacrifice the avr.ulaml... may
make. The advice was gjyeuand followed
last year, thanks 10 cur couutymou.--
Had it not been done, there would have
been famine IN the land before the pro-
ducts of the coming season o1u 4 posi-.
bly, be gathered. a, it Is there is famine
already in some households.
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Ia TINS a Time to Dance.


The breath Of evening sweeps ihs plain,
Aud sheds ne perfume N tie dell;
But on ITS wings are sounds Of pain,
Sad tones that drvWn the eehO's swell.
And yet We hrsr 4 miTIhful call,
Pair pleasure smiles with besnIng glance,
Gay musie sounds in the joyous hall
Oh, God 10 this tins to dancer
Bad notes. as II a spirit sighed,
Float from the crimson bsttls plain,
ASH a mighty ,pinl cried
In awful agony and pain.
Oar friends We know here suffering lag,
Oar brothers. too, perrhance,
And in rsproachfu accents say,
Loved ones, e this time to daneel
Oh, lift your festal rObes on high!
The human gore that flow. around
wiz stain their hues With erimso dye,
And louder yet your music sound.
To drown the dying warrior, cry,
Let sparkling wine your joy enhance
Forget that blood has unged iIs dye,
Aud quicker urge the naniscs danced
But stop! the floor beneath your feet
Gives back q collins hollow moan,
And every strain of music sweet
Waits forth dying soldiers gryGu.
Oh, sisters who have brothers dear
Exposed to every bat,les chance,
Brings dark remorse no iJrms Of fear
y To fright you from the heartless dance'
Go, fing your festal robes awy!
90, don the mouruers sable yeil!'
Go, bow before your Col and pray,
If yet your prayers may augh. avail.
Go, face the fearful form Of DEATH
And, trembling. meet his Gliding glance
And then, for oIee, with truthful breath,
Answer the is time 10 daHce'
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R<3S Every act done in the great work
Of human progress, will be as long as the
race survives. Every act which tends to
the annihilation OF error is a little rock
started from the mountain top. which
gathers force OH It's way downward, and
starts others at every bound. which in
turn augm"nts the number until, ere
the rushing mass reaches the base. it
bears down all before il. Let me then
start little pebble, if nothing more. --
Every act which tends TO the establish
ment Of the right Of truth amongst men,
is a germ set IN tho soil. which, in time.
will become a mighty tree. Let mo then
plant little acorn that It may shoot up,
and, by the richness of its foliage and
the statelinoss Of ia form add to tho
beauty Of the millennial plains.
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$40 REWARD EACH

Wy ILL BE PAID FoK I'HE FOLLOWING
w DeseTters from Company g, S0th Tenues-
see Regiment, 10 wit;
JAMES BR0CK...30 years old, fair complex
ion, feet inches high, weighs about ls0 lbs.
DANIEL 6REEA...85 years old, dark com
plexou, G feet high weighs lSQ pounds.s
robson FRANK...25 years cid, fair com
plsxion, feet high, weighs l5e pounds.
ISAAC FRANk...iS years old, fair complex
ion, feet inches high, weighs 10 pounds.
II. l.. HARYEY...lS years old, fair complexion,
feet inches high weighs Ice poundf.
W. W. GRUBB, Capt.
g.. q, seth Tennessee Regt.
March Is. Issa-2n-75h
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LAID fnR SAL.

"a AtEEs, WISH TO shLL or co@-
-t-tb iederate money, lying 5 asle= iIs.a .Ae
Knoxville Depot.
1875 acres cleared aud under OF fsuCe--59
acres IN eloycr-25 acres iu On a't lsrsinler
being idle-abogi lee Egree Go sctr ..4 COCA
timber--good cabin house, good Underground
spring and a we'll near abe H-,..- 6HI li,Iiy u
good stock water. ANY HteHu .ii.rg 30 r1I-
chase said Land will addfr.a m, o. Sweelsrqicr.
Monroe county, Tenn.
JAMES CHLORINE.
Oct II. lSf2-tr-7g4
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A FARM FOR SUBSTITUTE Nj John
Williams who for several months past
has been engaged in m king shoes in this
place. has consented to substitute for
Mr. ----Snider for the consideration Of n
complete little farm. containing 80 acres,
and valued at three thousand dollarS.
Mr.. Williams is now on his way to the
camp ofinstructlon Cor an examination.
--Fhcostie Va. SowhcrD Express.
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TAKEN UP

DY JOHN GIBSON, A SORREL HORSE
ID IA hands high, bald 4Jlcc, hipped in the ef
leg, aud snagged in the flank, lame in the fore
leg. Valued al $40 L D HEISK ELL,
Ringer for Monroe county.
March G. ISB3-3ta-754
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CHAINS
r. against the estate Of Joseph Kimhrau. .r .
deceased will present them to me in f0o t.u.e md
manner prescribed by law FOR paymc1l. aUd .U.sr
indebted to said estate ore requested 0ulso .a.
mediate payment to me.
G u. KTNBR0C5H.
Executor Of Joseph Kimbroueh. 90.
rob 20. ls88-6-1a2
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Def- An eccentric preacher was once
asked where he thought Ralph Waldo
Emerson would % after death. The wit.
~ old man replied: The dear good.
blessed s1ul. ! don't see in him any eyi.
dence Of saving faith; but then | don't
know whatSatnn could do with hing
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NnTICE.

TTN-Is Is TO CERTIFY THAT SOME TIME
in the year 3d. I made Note, payable TO
Jas c. Boyd, koauu county, Tenn, for $500,
whic! snid No.e was tr0uiulently obtained. |
therefore fy7ovarn all persons from trading for
said Note, ne 40 not intend to pay it, except at
hc end Of n lawsuit, JAS. ELDER.
March g. lS63-3tS-75i
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Headquarters DEp'TM 4. TENNESSEE,
Knoxville, FEB. 9th, 1853. !
General Orders No. 80.
The following Circular is published for tn,
benefit of all concerned:


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Ap'u'"'' am 'pn ut'h , SEE I,eo
O. ,...,i'. oaS,i y a -, 49, o. 80 .
A., ii,, rs .ro,,, VIZ 4,
;" a., ,, I ~
,,,iid w roosatI, lima Vanaro
L Wv aes;ra5 T." do,o;i drnn, ycnr can,rranj
,,, s,i,'1io ,e.ors ar% NAV, ~ ,,, ho a,'arad
~ nroco.d ~, o,,cc m tb"so scctor. Of country IN
10 u. - s w "
w ,, oodn,i, tni,
~ h",',' - ,,,t - ,'l,,5 Lr,,,.J
a", nf ;''s,,,.ia IN ,lr
Every encouragement niN he offered ty ile OIL
GERS thus detnilcd consistent With ,ho law and
regulations of the service. and %, Kind treatment
aud argument. addressed Co. tne patriotism and
gcusr of duty of c..acHs. .1 induce them t. ente
Oh, service Of thet county. Sue, ror.1rs as
are Liable lo raus..iplion WIN 81. allowed 90 i0iu
any .,,r....I'r eapr.u, ANIL a,ue-t r,quirng
raarlsts Within the command In which the officer
nav be.scryine. h.I,o manner. .ucup,rsous rs
,.r... .lr ..Jfst 1apg. and va. NAV como for
ward and offer themselves for service will he al
n,,,,f IN volunteer. and will receive all benefits
which are secured By law to volunteers. Recruits
thus obtained however, must in all eases, enter
comranics already in service, and not be organ
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NEGROES.

WE HAVE ON HAND TWO OR THREE
w likely BLACK BOYS for sale. For fur
ther information apply either to S. P. IvIns or to
HURST GILLESPIE.
Athens, March 7, 1853 -tf-754
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"That Colhred Cuss.,,

The following is one verse Of politi
cal hymn, composed by an uncommon
genius" out West:
'From Africa the negro came,
Arise, oh Congress, bless his name!
Stand up, good Lovejoy, bless the day
The negro came from Africa!
He is the object of our love-
In him we live in him,we move;
For him we preach, for him we pray,
For hm VIC meet from dry 10 day
That col0rcd cuss ir0m Africa
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A IL PERSONS INDEBTED 20 NF HY
"a Account arc requested tc como ana c'oae
them IN for tho years 1881 aud 1890 arNe, by
Cash or Note. SIX. RETpER.
Feb 10 1853
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BUGGY FnR sALF.
COME TO TVr pOOV

A GOOD SECOND HAND BUGGY EJE
N sale. Enquire at tho Depoto'
Fell 90 l963-lm JAS E BRIDGES.
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A GOOD SUPPLY OF BLACK PEPPER
~ just received ami Iag sale. Asu.a fresh
supply Of Shoe Pegs aud Lasts.
Oct p. 1882 :. X. BEEnEn.
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$4,000
$4,000
A CHANCE TO VOLUNTEEl

A FEW RECRUITS ARE WANTED TO
N OIL the ranks Of Capt W. J.. CHrt'- form.
oTly j. A. Rowan's) company OF Cavalry cob
Ashby's Regiment Good rIer, NrN mounted,
are wanted. 4 bounty Of $50, viii be fgA TO
every volunteer Report 90
Cap. w. Z. CLARK
Company q. .ahy'5 Faeiau..
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-03-20

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have refused 70 receive Yankee money
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JEANS VAVTFDl

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AEGR0LS FOR SALE.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-12
GEN. NEADE'S OFFICIAL. REPORT

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAC, NEAR
RAppAHANHocK STATION, -: $40 !. NJ,
Noy Ste Maj. Gen H. " Hal!eck, Gen
era-in, Chief:~ morning, on advancing
from Kelly Ford It was found that the enc
my had retired during the night The morn
ing was so smoky and hazy it WAS impossible
to ascertain at Rappahannock Station the po-
sitiou Of the enemy, and it was not nutlI the
arrival Of the column from ke|]y's Ford that
it was definitely known that the position al
the Rappahannock was evacuated.
The army was put III motion and the pur-
suit continued by the infantry to Brandy St.
ton, and by the cavalry beyond
Major General Sedgwick reports officially
the capture OF guns, battle flags and over
500 prisoners. Maj Gtn French took over
400 prisoners. Gen. Sedgwick's loss was
about 300 killed and wounded, and Generai
French 5 about 70. The conduct Of both OH
GERS and men in each affair was most adnl-
rable GEORGE q: MEADE,
Major Genera.