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The steamboat Emile arrived last night
With the men wounded 1t the Elcge Of Leg
iDEtuu. There ere Just one hundred Of them.
. lev hayinR left On the cars from Jefferson
City. The prisoners started from Lexington
or The Clara Belle, but being met by tho Eni.
liz, considerable distance above Jeff3Ison
City, were transferred, in obedience to gov
eminent order In the hands OF First lieuten-
ar. Geo. lEtnktein, Of Company I, Fifteenth
R&tImxnt Missouri Volunteers. The Clara
Belle vas heavily laden, ard got constantly
aground. a part OF the wounded having
sfv5 ed On her, fer the purpose Of making .
more convenient transfer at Jefferson City,
tic Emile lad to rua back and look her
up n:g.t before list. ehe wns found
1fgh upon bar, and all her wounded pas
seige rs tAken OF. Both vessels eailed under
| . p rite fig, and yet, jest below Brunswick,
| II. f1eS VAS violated by party Of *tsecesh,' p
| Elo made the captain take bis party across
tht. river, so that they could join sae retreat.
| irc Gene1M Price. Among the ofReers on
| loard are the tsgood Dr.. Parker the gallant
F.! Lieut.. Douglas, a1d Others, Col Peabody 1ef)
| the boat at Jefferson City, and came dorm OF
! t5e cars.
I Ms. Brown, our State Mafror, and are all en-
t,.us1aetic In her praise, Lieut. 1senstein 'swol
| po}dtu orinions' fer his strenuous exeraon
to promote the comfort Of ell; and with tn
| :la ot few Kind hearted men, he Vas able
make The voyage pleasant one all around
| Missouri Democrat, 7h-
, 1861-10-08
G7A IN bHVN7 %tNH~AS&a1E
~
Ntws from Western Virginia.
WISE RECALLED AND:4LoY9 TO Be
ReihFoRcn.
:,
sixfy-FoUr Companies Moving.
Is::
Whereabouts of Nc CulIooh.
f.
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HARDEE IN ARKANSAS.
pR0cI AMAII0M flEIeny hA0naE
sixty-Four Companies Moving
N,2'
Whereabouts Of Nc cculloch.
HARDEE IN ARKANSAS.
PROCLAMATION ofIeov. MOORE.


Lou1syu,i;s; Il October :, 1857.
Memphis papers Of the so:h ult., with Rich
non5Iand New Orleans disfatch=s Of the 29sh,
received. s.:
Reipforcements to the eztent of sixty four
con panies have been sert ias1ward from Rich
mond to strengthen ;F1ofd, Lea was about
msl;pe a junction with hfIo. Wise in ordered
to repc1t at Richmond, and VII be transferred
TO another field OF o1Se1atfon. Army in
Northwestern y,rp;n5a oEpased 70 REYNOLDS
ca1,inree ,.17er cornnanTof Gene,a1 zeinr.
T4e Nem1h;s drn1aacSe of The 30sh savs:
u1t "a. Rh;sne1ed aboin fhe country some
u.ime aqo Tint m Enp13sE vesss1 had arrived
tat ona Of ou, portz. EitH50 0Oo Eufa aid mus-
n1ets. and ,he name oEthe vessel and her
Il ro,t nf euf-v xere .kennkfxa rrnfrund secret.
, 1861-10-08
FROM QUINCY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
QUINCY, Oct. Z, 1851.
The Fiftieth Regiment did not go to-day,
owing to The inability of tho Quartermaster to
fit them ont as they wish to be. Their depart
ure will not, however, be delayed long.
Quite procession Of farmers wagons, load
ed with household goods and other movable
property, as well as women and children,
parsed through the city, to day, bound East
from Missouri. The partial 1ull in the reign
Of terror in northeast Missouri, since Mart
Green's departure, is being employed BY many
Union nen to cit -: -. .siss- ilai; CT CT Of Tue
state before new reverse shall send him back.
Some wagons are drawn by four or five yoke
Of cattle, and so@e Of the men declare their
intention to 60 back and fight for the Union
when their families are safe.
a letter in the Hhig, tonight. from one Of
Col Marshall's men ut ST. Louis, state that's
the late prisoners have received two months
pay, hut no orders as to their fnal disposition.
The train from st. Joseph is now g o'clock
two hours behind time, and it is reported will
cot be in until 4. ". The cause is unknown,
though some apprehension is felt that the reb.
els haye been again at work.
, 1861-10-08
FROM CAIRO.


Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.]
CA1Eo, Oct. Z.
The gunboats Tyler and Lexington had an
active engagement to-day with rebel shore
batteries at Iron Banks, three miles this side
cf Columbus. The bosts left here at 2 O'Clock
for down the river, on reconnaissance. AZ"
rived at Lucas Bend, they got sight Of the
rebel gunboat JEFF. Davis, which on, chase be.
iug given, put about with all possible dispatch
for Columbus. The Lexington and Cauestoga,
While in chsse, and throwing shot, were sud
denly fred upon from masked batteries on
each side Of the river. The rebel shots, how.
ever, generally fell short A battery Of rihed
cannon on the Iron Banks threw balls over
and arcund the gunboats, emitting close, but
fortunately doing 10 damage. Parties On
board Represent the scene for time u partlc-
plarly exciting. Shot and shell were flying
shout in uncomfor1 able proximity, making the
sir ring with music. The guns Of our boats
we're admirably managed, every shot going
home, and the shell bursting in cir over the
rebel quarters, causing big comnotion
amoBg them. The boats finally drew of
and returned to Cairo. It Is not known
what damage IVES done to the rebels, but
mary OF them are thought to have bean
killed.
A heavy reconnolte1ing force, under COM
maad Ct Col Aa1sh Of the 2oth Illinois, are
cut in the direction Of Charleston to day.
Graham, Halliday 4 Co.'s splendid wharfboat
| WAS to-day dropped to the levee landing, and
| occupied By Government for storage purposes,
A gentleman came into headquarters TO day
directly from Columbus, who repres sents the
rcbe!s- IT that Place are not less than 40 ,o0(
strong, under command Of Gen. A. s. John
sop. He s&ys they are making big prepare
lions for a strike somewhere.
The 18Th and 29th Illinois were today re
viewed By Generals McCler1and and Grant
The egyptians made fine appearance.
, 1861-10-08

The Investments at the sub-Treasurers
cfice in TIC popular Treasury lean continue
to Fc1r in daily, without the same e1cltement,
but with the same interest as at first The
subscriptions up to three O'Clock r. u. rs.
tes1ay amounted to fo1r hundred anu MY
thousand dollars; and this it must be EemeN1-
teleo, while every bank in the city Is now
snb.!uesu.y, as tar IS this lean is eoaceraed;
60 that TIE subscriptions, which used al to be
rece:Tsa bJ Mr.. Cisco, are now divided amooS
these c'Hstent Offices, The sums su6ae1os9
rsIstd ISm Ely to enc hundred tfo4sano
dollars. Tie subscribers or-, IS formerly. ot
al c1asse md conditions, hat generally Of
mcre lnt tel:gent stamp than those OF the dEst
Iush. The old stocking women are supersed-
eG t1 merchants and mechanics, and thepoor
est classes 1re not nearly 70 largely represent
"a az when the loan Was first offered. The
Stockings viii te reflled by aud by, however,
ane sheE ne stE.lhaEc to record the old scenes
ever sgain. 4 full supply Of the treasary
rctes heipg now received, The old c!rcumlo-
cu;o1y prIcess Of circulars and mail letters
ard certificates Of deposit is eutlrt1g done
| sTay With. The notes are paid over the coun'
| Ter upon the receiptof principal and interest,
81 the well known BaIracle family has dis
| tclvea its brief connection With the popular
kan, aud is on the lockout for anota=r Gov
tr1n:ert s:tustioa.-M z. Htrald, 5th inst.
, 1861-10-08

Especial D1ep3tEh to the Ch1c7y0 TT1bunc1
ST. LOUIE, Sept.1
4 telegraph has been ordered to bs built
along the North MisaouH Railro.d. The wire
is already here foz the work.
Great Indignation Is felt that Washington,
correspondents should harp on Frsmons's
removal This topic hns been general to-day.
It would be relief to have the question
vhc'he1 Fremont shall follow Price, OF be re-
moved, decided.
There is rumor that the Union Bank to-
day redeemed Its bills I'LL l ?. n, at seven
per cent, ana then TIL three 2. NJ. at 10 PEI
cent. discount for gold. The result is ! Faa-
fc ie Missouri funds, aud merchants are NOV
ipg, Ia Chicago, te~uhke bills receivable
| at their sretis yal1e. 80
, 1861-10-08

~v+ry soon now The demand Treasury
no;ca will be in circulation in The West, and
it will be happy result if they can be kept
here 10 the exclusion Of orr present mixed
currency. The TRIBUNE Will receive these
no.cs in payment for subscriptions or sdyer-
tieiDg, and indeed would prefer them TO any
nj
, 1861-10-08

Confidence in the success Of GoYernm sut in
its movements against the Confederate States,
Strengthened very much Of late By the nnaesi-
tatiug ( support Of the money power Of the
people, IS undoubtedly the principal cause Of
this revival IN he sioux market, Dnt j. has re-
encouraging business prospects Of the co11-
:,y, the heavy export demand f,r oar c:rsal
prGGucts, and the more flvorable trefi re-
tur1s ard cheering p:osEects Of tie ras!ra;
lines connecting with the Vest. Wacth i
pecIle are too rar gums in era aHing encourage
L1sIt t1cm the=e items or no, lis an urd ,Eo=-
ed aact ttat hep=ful views sra popular, aaa
VT 3e events teLd TO e1coursge their df1n5i32,
It is Lot sE-pri=ngtc tc Wines the e1p7e:>so1 oi
t1i= fresh con1i3e2ce, in the zFe:n'a'ive move:
nssr,s Of the Stock Exchange !. 7ri6une.
Oct 5. Honey a1t;eze.
, 1861-10-08

! REBEL GENERALS NOT AGREED.
Sharp Skirmish Below Cairo.
10000 Rebel Troops in
West Kentucky.
Union Men Leaving Missouri.


{Enerfsl D7snafch tn the Thfrapo Tsrjhune.1
WAsHsaroR, October 7th, 1861.
fhe steamer Bermuda, which ran the block
ace into savannah, seems to have been rich
Prize 1or the renels. Her cargo IL said to haYe
cos1 a mililen ooAals' ana ms rom IN emu
me1azlon OF tne principal ltans' Is hot con
sloefeo 4a1ge estma1e. besloes toe ARTICLES
enumerated Ii my LAST olepaten' sne nao On
boa1d TWO Armstrong guns e1rrylng loo
poaAu snoI, - !4Aso eAlno1 ieaus ul Wslant
use' zo'eoo olankets' o'ooo Enfield niles win
~oo'oeocf ooo,Voo prepared ealtfla5es' anu loo
oarre:s gnnFohas1. sae i5a s"ns iron pia1eo
e:eauaer, and WILL Dc ntteo ous 1or ps1fatesr1ng.
1hree o1hef steamef5' slmllafiS loaoeos WILL
Try ~ ton tue p!oeAAae AeA1 NTH
eoi' DIAL ena.sa .s' oeu. t-en.ns ,,l.
"efe eoneioeteu IL = e@o.he' mse''os saneo
.oi ,"e p"pu' so.oes' w. oi'n 40 ~ ~
tenoaAee' A"e eAs45eo ale 'slS
Lee nlsS alegal1on, anae y. iAeapaea's' e"'
| o'aees ."eise epeelue'tIoAs A.
| Oeepi'e a'sei''ons - auo soa1'', w
| Ne7.efn eoinnA'uu ~as oaeAeu :" oeae1s4
| no>'' "eo n~n PeAo1 LIZ Ae~s "Asn - y"
| nla3s eouo1uonS 40 " eno" "e "~' 1o' INV
"aa'
| oen' Mansnelu !elt = oit Montos' u. seote1o
tor Ha1teras Inlet. een' WOOL rasa mes n1a
old command to-norfo" noon
fous taousana OF nse tnousaao cavalry,
std twenty-five batteries, OF nVe taousano
artillery, Were1 reviewed o'day 6y Genefal
Mcclellan, east Of the Capitol.
Flag Officer Goldtborouga is here IN con
sultstion with Secretary Wenss, Assistant
Secretary Fo1 having gone down for him OF
Saturday.
An expedition is engaged sinking stons
laden vessels il North Carolina iulets.
Refugees from Norfolk, Of whom there All
ever one hundred arrived at Fortress Monroe
Last week, eay that the steamer Merrlmac L
, 1861-10-08
Mere Troops for Warrington.

More Troops for Warrington.
A company OF artillery, CT 110 men, ffcm DID,
5uane, and ccmpsny Of 100 shag2zhootsEs
for Btldsu's ehs7psaootcrs, from Minnesota,
ps9tsG through this city last night, en- reute
fo7 Wsshisgton, over tue Pittsburgh, F.
WAyne & Chicago Railroad.
Washington will eoon be safe!
, 1861-10-08

DeAfFVCa16n OF 4 3elBEI&pM "sAstoas
Tie commander Of the blockadiog heet st
The mouth Of the Mississippi having leaned
station s 1 M the Pass, by mans Of which they
Communicated intelligence o. the moyene2ts 17 a
~ :; 9 f7eet To New Orleans, on the 18th ult-
6ispatched a. @ he'd tbe steamer Water Witch to bEeak
It Up. 4 panty Was landed without a. sny dc: dla
s1 w.h5p1ss ss5ls q fhs ss vii"
he the S:w Orleans line. They also brought of
- ~ bcat.load Of the apparatus, composed Of
1oWf1f1l batteries, cups, &c. 4 rebel sseara-
ffSSh;ch il1ed ut the boats as they came OF,
Eas chased for twenty miles up the river hy
the water Witch, but Without capturing her.
Istter ron the hest aeys that soon as eand
ba0s and guns arrive from ToEtugss the R!ch,
| 1nH75 will commence a battery, to mount IL
enrs. At The Junction Of the 8: 8. E. and Pass
aTOatre, which will command the passage q
ths. ps1t Of the f1ver.
, 1861-10-08
4 tbiragc Gritstntse
TUESDAY,, OCTOBER $, 1881.
ST. LOUIS eTUHp T4YL.

The evils under which ST. Louis is labor
ing s1e further romplicated by q stump
tail var, which has now fairly begun. The
tanks had been nomi1ally selling ex-
charge al per cent. for some days, but
yesterday the quotations advanced to 10,
:nl upon thai the bottom dropped vio-
;cni!y out He1csi1rth, Missouri money
j. wt:rth only what it will bring, and there
vi! be rc:ga 1f "short lists" end ''re-
y;scd quotations" until the better day OF
s?ecic paying banks shall have been usl.
c:td in. Chicago In: p=en Just there ler.
sell, and can s1n1pa*hlse with St. Louis
Ebuse stump-tail war is said 70 bear 50
close resemblance to her OWE
, 1861-10-08

HeeuInxs Euroute for Washington.
Col Cookies regiment ct regulars which
lately arrived from Utah st LeaVenWoTth, has
been ordered to Washington. The folio wing
dispatch was received from LeayenW orth BY
D. " Boss, Esq:
LEAvENwonTH, Oct. 7, 81.
D. n. Boss:-I have contracted with the
prcp.r authorities for the transportation Of
Col Cookies regiment Of regulars, consisting
enc . battery Of six pieces Of artillery. They
will leave to-day for Washington over the
Hazniba! an6 st. Joseph, Quincy and Chicago
;hcacc to Pit.ebuTg over the Chicago and g,
Natne road; thtnce on the Pennsylvania
Central. GEO. w. HOWARD, Agers.
Wastir gtun is safe!
, 1861-10-08
The Publication OF the1Papers In the
Hair CAhN.

Capt. c. McKeeyer, Assistant A6ju;ant G en-
eral, received dispatch from General Ere
mel t yesterday evening, to tue following ef-
fett:
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Cau,p near Jefferson City, Oct. 9Th.
The publication Of tie charges and tpecii
cations with accompanying papers in the case
If Col. F. 2. Blair, Jr., rs In the st. Loris
.Ut7nocyat Of yesterday, has shocked and vexed
pe, You will immediately proceed to inyes-
;iecte this violation Of my confidence, and in
form ftrthwith that the perpetrators may be
hsye telegraphed the President and General
Scott, that it has been done wholly without
III, knowledge or sanction, and meets with
ny unqualified disapprobation and regret.
JOIN c. Fremont,
Major General Commanding
-.Nissou7i Democrat, 1th.
, 1861-10-08
Three Days later franz Europe. The
B3vEfla At Cape Race

CAFE RACE, Oct. S, yia sackville. The
steamship Bavaria, from Hamburgh via
sculhaupio1 on the 25sh Of september, was
boarded III the Cape at 10 O'Clock this {satur-
day. evening. -.,
excitement prevailed u the loEeign naFket, az e
apnounceme1it that France and Spain forth
With viii intervene in the affairs Of Mexico.
Mexican stock advanced more than two per
cert and Eas quoted at 25SA.
4 downward tendency ln English funds con-
timed consok 93 IS to 95 Il for money, and
tral and Erie eharee had advanced-
JAPAN,-An attempt was made at KaToght.
na, by armed assassins, Ju'y 5th, to murder
the Inmates Of the British Legation. TWc
-Eelo wounded and the rest escaped.
, 1861-10-08
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsHMGToS, Oct. 6,

It having been reported TO the State De
ra1tme Mt that agents who are employed BY
individuals to procure passports ara In the
habit Of eIhctfng fee from those for whom
lie passports are requested, alleging as rea-
ton therefor, that 8 fee is charged by the De-
partment, notice Is given that no fee has ege1
been charged by the Department for pass
port; that such . charge is expressly forbid
den by the act Of Congress Of the 18th Of
July, 1856, in regard to al passports, except
these issued BY the agents OF the United
Stats in . foreign country, and IN the latter
case the fee Is limited to tie sum Of one dol
LET.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN GETS NEW RIG.
Mpch foclish gossip has been craated By the
fact That Gen. Mcclellan has ordered snowy
uni{crE.s for himself and staff. Heretofore he
has been distiIg guished by the pla!nness Of
his attire but as he js soon to take the field it is
desirable that the men should know him at q
glance from the line and other officers OF the
army under his command. Like sCoasin
Jce' in the play he Will be "buttons all over
SID gold lace dd lt6itun. There is q necessity
fer this, as all military men will understand.
NS TIE GERMANS AND FREMONT.
a high official Of your city writes an unoffl.
cla1 letter to the Administration, that, seeing
that tie enlistment Of Germans in New York
had short time eirce nearly ceased, he ascer
tained that it Was owing to the influence OF
pe1btuh IL LIE pay "a lle 6EGEsalbHlstb3 MAu
went among them and iastiled into their
minds the idea that they ought not to enlist
fo5 tie army OF the Potomac, but that they
should EerTe under Fremont and no other.
This was Just SIS effective for rebel pnrpo7ee
as any other plea; the Government could not
of courte, accept troops to serve under any
! particular general but It Is added in the Let
ter referred to, that 80 strongly bud the i'd .
| Of serving under Fremont taken hold of the
! German mind, shat legion Of five Thousand
men ccu1d have been raiRed at once from
smoGg them for that purpose
| EPEEDITUREs LEssEEISa.
t Expenditures Of the Government ft,r mill
| tsry pnTpc6es ere no longer increasing, bu
are greatly lesseniDg.
| RIGGS & co. AND THE TREASURY NOTES.
Riggs s Co., Of this city, receive, and hay
been receiving. Treasury notes the same q
| gclG. Thsy hare neEsr presented sny Ct then
for payment. They receive the notes IS cas-
On deposit from their customers.
TIE Southern papers continue their con
plants sgafnet the sbir rplaster currency, an
Tie Richmond Dispatch eays if prompt msa:
uree sre net Immediately taken to suppress
South will be flooded with them, as every II
diQidunl who chooses will force his WORTHLESS
due bills On the community. Matters are g
! identity getting wprse In Secessia-
The KichmoId Dispatch says, "of I'll II
mean, jgnob}e, pleblan, coaree, vulgar, lo5
minded, nrgenerous, dishonorable, groTellni
abiect, vile, contemptibie, despicabla, dirl
| productions, marally and physically, the Loul
VILE Journal bears of the palm " The D5spatt
vas cnce quite respectable little penny shee
| but Eecses1oa has turned it sour.
, 1861-10-08
= = EA3rQa

UA1Ro, October 7.-rhe gun boats Tyler
and Lexington Tecnnnoitered down the river
hoat J.ff Davis, and chased her within
two. miles OF Columbus, where the
batteries on the Kentucky shore opened IRE
on them. The rebels uaed 6oms twenty guns,
some5A them 1itled cannou. Tue engagement
lasted an hour. No damage done to our
boats. The rebel loss not asceEtained.
, 1861-10-08
An9aher CANDIDATE fpr Fort Lafayette.

New YoRs, Oct. This morning Capt:
Michael Beuys ata commander Of the n. Z. and
Charleston Steamship Cotumbia, was arrested
and sent to Fort Lafayette On thecharze Of be.
Ing employed ID the serYice Of the rebels.
Tie police have been searching for the Cap
tain since the 24th Of september last. but he
DUNG hia stay n Charleston, In hoisting the
Palmetto flag md from his coayersation sub
seqrent!y, Tiers appesys but little doubt Of hts
cel pll. it7 with the rebel government.
, 1861-10-08

Two Hea who arrived at Rolla on Saturday,
report tIat about rWo Wesks ago, Rass the
Chi1ohee Chief, had CALI d 5000 Ehe7okees
about him snd declared for the uni5n. 2=s !,
an i1fuertialIa Ialf breed and scce5sion!st, had
Eaiseo the standard Of revolt, sud had had a
sk1rniEh ntsr Talaquah will R3ss's bo3y
g1att. Ross WIS victorious. TITS :afo-.a-
ton is in conflict with recent reports that
ReEE and the whole Nation had declared for
secessicr, but We are assured by one OF the
gpysrnueCt scouts, now ia the city, who
kIoWs all aHout the Southwest, that 1t IS rrli-
ab!e.--Mssouri Democrat, It'll
Nor MUCH RuNED--The papers state that
A;e1. T. Stewart q Co., of New York, scld
tronau:ons Of dollars Wa2ih Ct goods il the
mortl Of fSep.eubcr-a5ous oae-half for cash
end rene for loIgs tine than ninety days.
, 1861-10-08

NCT1CE-M Mrs. E. A. Ball wishes
1T to tDfcrm tic ladies' Of Chicago that abe wll
only r: main o3s week longer at No. 20 MtTa1kec
agenue, Ladies' wisnins = 1cugn Madsm Z. EE,
Ahy Indy wishing t. Ect as Agent csn purchase the
Sc wishes 10 sell out Mira Ba IS constituted her
Aren't and Is autho1ized to stvc agencies =, sno,e
ceTn nntl&nt 70 teaC1- os3LHt
, 1861-10-08
NAN lDb9rti&1 1T :s::eettS

e. II. SCR{TE-f, Advertising ig5Est, u Dear-
Corn 1t l. 0utaort=sd 70 rssire idDsrfissnen:s for
s1is and al The Leading Fupsrs Of tbs 3orthtotsf.
, 1861-10-08
&aaHtfp.

"ANTED-An American lady Is
~ desirigns Of situation a. sales~o1nan Ii
Dry Goods Or 4iltner Store Good refercncc given.
AddreseP- 0. Box 3096, Chicago. Ill ocixat
, 1861-10-08

NJ ANTED-Board in q private
W christian hui!y By gentleman. wife. e7d
little soy. Term. must be low. Address -BoafdInS'
Tribune Office. Qc;xiW
, 1861-10-08

ET1TICB.-E. Y. Willard, Esq,
~ teer s;ps,assa Age1sot tic Ba;'::z Of Mon
Fss1 !etsiMs e's cHAs. sxECHED:ss. Inspector.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-19
| II 0 R E \ +,
THE SPANISH PEASANT GIRI,

The civil wars which have distracted
spain 80 long have often given rise to som,
OF the most romantic incidents and scenc
ot real life that have received the sanction O
history Its sons, generally bred to the us,
OF arms, seemed never content unless WELD
ing the implements Of warfare, and neve
more happily situated than ~hen engaged
in foreign or civil wars. The events of on,
story occurred during this period of Span
'sh history, willie her people were often
arrayed one against the o,hc~.
It was just nightfalI in the district of Ar.
'agon, when way-worn and weary SOL
fier, with only his good and well tried
Toledo blade by his side, sank down be
fore the door Of PEASANTS cot, too mncl,
exhausted even 10 ask for the rcfreslmcnt
lie so much needed. Scarcely moment
elapsed, however, before the iuhnlita,.ts oi
the cottage discovered his condition, aud
were busy in administering to his wants
The sturdy peasant who was master of the
cot, held cup Of wine.to his lips, willie a
young and tender girl, not quite bl,olne>i
to womanhood, swathed bandagc about
he bleeding arm, aud bathcd his temples
with cool spring water.
The soldier could only look his thanks,
smiling languidly upon thoss who were
tending him. His wound was deep, and it
b'ed so rrofuseIy that the cottager was
obliged to raise him in lis sturdy arms and
bear him inside the cottage. for he could no
longer support himself. The little house
hold was ali hustle and confusion to pre-
pare proper aid and comfort for the woun-
ded soldier. The matron was busy here,
the father there, and the daughter in an
other place. He was carefully watched
that night !; but are the next sun had set
the soldier had become delirious, and the
wound presented 10 tile eyes of the inexperi.
enced cottagers the most fearful appear
ance, and reasoning from this they feared
that it must prove fatal. But the truth was
that the fever that now RACES in bis veins
was more from fatigue, loss of blood and
consequent suffering, than from tho imme-
diate character OF the sword wound that had
disabled his arm.
Dsyaafter day passed, and still the SOL
der lay ina half dormant state of lethavrv.
the fever Struggling with his consti.ption,
ono DAY seeming as though it mus. con-
quer BIN, aad the next pasbaps growing
more fsebly in its influence. Imorene, the
daughter OF the cotsager, was uptiriog 10
her delicate attention to the st,aprer.
smoothed his pillow; ;Sbathed his brow or
moistened his parched lips True, he seemed
scarcely to realise these kipdnesse., yet a
smile sometime, lit up his pale and hac-
gard features while Jmorene was by Lis
side. .g
n strorg constitution and Youth Youth ri
length prevailed oyer the fever, and lay by
day tho soldier gradually improved, until
at last he vas sble once more 10 90 abroad.
And now, attended by that gentle, child
like fort: tbat had watched hin, through a
telions. fsges, A;slfo5disy wnpjAred 4l,rou6h,
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~ They haze slso q yearly allowance for
cIothingrapd ope ration per day.
The volunteers are expected to furnish
their own uniforms, and will be paid in
money BY the Confederate States Govern.
Went, yhep mustered into service. Each
regiment has q Quartermsster. with The
rank Of Captain, and Gonmissary, with
equal rank, . Surgeon ,apd Assistant Sur
gepp. 'Nt1,s s,%k y 6 sssttsi.t.