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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-30
UNION STREET DEPOT,
WeSCegss Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS & co

NO = me street.
Have b on hard and Tor sale large lots OF IVES srn Pro
II duce and Groceries. c~ohsisting Of
1000 bas- Irish Potatoes 800 brls. Cement;
90 e~acksouio1si 100 boxes Cheeses
SEQ SACKS Corn;
20 hris Flour, various brands
200 reams Wrsppins Paper;
so dgzen Buckets;
Lo0 uests Tubs painted and cedar
$50 hrls whisky; $50 bris. Limej
100 pieces Power Loom HaggiRgj
80 coils R0Rej
100 sacks Flour; $50 boxes Starch
100 boxes oysiersl fresh, picked and sgiseds
30 b 1as Sop,
100 bszef Toha0ce, all qualities;
50 bales Cotton Ternss
90 kegs WHITE Lead;
70 caroons Indfaof
80 bris. Domestic Wines and Lisuoraf
? casks Imported Brandyg
vita a great variety Of skslf goods, embracing Pis
fruits, nVztareE, Blarking, Aalchea Grsand Giager,
Pepper ~OinEamon, Gloves, Nace, Alspice, Pickles, Ia
be salt ~ papers, Gotten Cordsse, Champaracs. wen
Baskets, Bottled Liguorss Wal cznaisaef various oolors
etc, etc.
Persons wishing e supply Themselves vita ehoies
Groceries, would do we'll 70 osli and examine this Etsok.
~
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RELlABLh INSURANCE.


TUE Oldest I~asaranes Company doing business in the
i sozih.
CASE sGFTTAL AND ASSETS, sb00,ooo.
This company rests 1t claims &c patronage On the fol
lowing facts:
E-u has bsan doing q Legitimate Insurance busi-
nss- or EALF A CgNTUaY-
r. haz ecqUrsd 50 eaviabls r-erBtetio1 IN regard
% tiir dealing, equitable a13gstnelt and prompt pay
ment OF losses, EEica requirement is a guaraulee INST
Il wiz asvor diviats from its former o1uTse. and ieopar-
die o character 50 long and descryediy enjoyed.
Esn possesses aduR SIDE nesHs % tbs extent Of a
MILLION COLLARS
~ L has twenty thousand dollars Ia Tennessee slaie
baods DEPOSITED via the comptroller, u an
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE
IS It. policy holders in thiH state.
- It contributes LARGELY toward the revenue Of iris
STATS ~ 8uHl.l payment q taxes en- license.
Properly haid-ns wishing g. protect ihsir property b.
q policy OF Iusrrauce IN 8 really solid oomnany, enc
that will stand MP boldly and pay every il-t claim
azlinstI o. lei c5ue what mas, vtilaooompish their Oh
lect Is applying Attbe agen3 ct THIS oEa7alY-
Omce No. 2, Bank Buildings. Main street, Memphis.
J.B. CHADWICK. Agent.
Joseph Nash, Of Nashville, State agent for States OF
Tennessee. Eeltucky, Mississippi and ARKANSAS, e-Il
attsudJ0 the prompt aUusluent and payment Of losses
IN his slric. r,r2
FREEMHN g. &C.,
AFANUFAOTUREEa o. Picture and Looking elass
Va Frames, Git Mouldiaes, Oornicos, Venetian
Blinds sladeE, Pier and Looking Classes, ETC., md
dealers in Artists Gatsrials ard Ensraviag-.P OTINE
BtArE Hamuhis H=rs-sr
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miscellaneous.
@. B. OsWELA s. co.
BOOTS AED SHOES,
NO. 3l5 a STREET,
EFrREEE UNION AND xoSRoz SIS.
ErTvHES UNION AND xOsROz SIS.

g. p. r AchAHAMs
IA E beg Rave respectfully % inform oar frierds ani
w The public. TIA we have nsw completed our store,
and have received an entire new stck Of Boots and
Shoes. Our stock rsusists Of a great variety Of
LADIES. MISSES AND C%BILBREN's, MgE'sB BOTS
AND YOUTHS
Gns work Of our own manufacture, also 9 good ss5ort-
mant o. heavy gnods for plantation use.
Especial attention is invited 70 an assortment Of
Frlnsh Goais imported especially FOR oar trade, ali
OF which ere offered 81 Yerr loV azuFes.
s15 ssin street, opposite Speed, Donaho 4 Strange.
ANS 6m G.. B. 0swELL & q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-30

j TIE tudisti POSER shah exteuI &, an cases sri,irz
ln4ar this lonlutution, the lsws Of tas Confederate
hiaiea and stlos made o. waich shaI BE- maro under
lnef luho Hy5 10 aicsscs elrct lug ara zssaEsrs. ether
pu1hc ftnisafs aud coufulsi 20 sl cases or udmIfalfv
81 mrilu- -lria1l-uuns oc-nuoFersifs 90 w.ic1
Ae toniea rate states thalbe q pauys 70 csntr5vers 81
seas o. aHo her STATE where the s.atr Ia p5snfIFt L.
tween chiHsas ciatmsnE lands Hnder aranss II dirs~art
aAtet hmd re-Wrru s 1iuie or the cilzsus thsrs 4 and
l-relgA hAlea citizens Or sahieuis [1atno state siam
De- 3aea oy o eHlzea Or sablsrt 81 any f1rsizn stats.1
l1 All eues alsciing aEbaasadar. ether uu5lie
minister's ana Haal-, and h9~e ia Which q 4iats rasu
pa PaFys the culreae Court Hh1I haze crizna a.
llei--an, 20 ai taa cther cases before meltie.ea. tha
Supreme ce1 Q shau bsFe appellate iu-issiciion bFb
a. e iAH ara tacf, with sgca eEeegficus. and u6c-
such reguairna as he Cougrea shall mako.
; TIE EAluf elcrimag, except Z casss cr lmBas-h-
m-aL saai d Ularg, al4 such irsl shaI b. ne b.
te - "here to~sta crimes SHAH have teen COM
miiieai b1i asen rotcommi ted " lhu any STAT. ne
tuai shall b 81 sneh place Or places a. Tao corzrr,s
may By ilE hsFe directed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-30

J.. The judicial p0Eor or The C0nfedsrats STATE. eb.i,
be vested o. ous Superior Court and iu -urb Trfe-t.-
ooqrw a. ne Uonsfes- nav from time 10 time orfeiu
- establish rhr judg-s Of D III the scp-eme M
lnisrior Ocuria shall hold fhsir omces DURING go -
naFi'r ana shall a STATED ticus. rereire IN mon
strslces Compensation Ehlca saaG u1t os diuisisbes
During Ideir eontIuua1cea ~ onca.
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l. ne President sail fra tius o time. silva 70 Gle
aud r'e7lEsndto thsirc asltetalisn sea asgrss As
ne shan judge necessary AID e1re3iaus a4 msr.e ia ar-
I-o7di- = sessions, convene Bob Hsusrs, ~ either q
MrHs aDl 40 cae 81 d.aErsFmrat between fbeu, w1h
regard ] tae o a1l-rument he usv adjourn fse1s
tssr7h TINE ashe shall lliak prorers De shsl recrivs
am1ts'@13rs End ether pahlc ministers; be shall take
care thstihe laws Be faithfully exec TEE. X shsit enc
misfisn ali the onesrs o. he CaafsderaIe sialos.
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ARTICLE l.

A 7er5Faars uouers herein deieEaioI shtl be vest
80 a. ne Csnfeddrz fe STATS. whiea shan
s-.-i-f II 1 senate and uduss q Representatives
rrcTfEV q
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1. rha tiu-s. places AM manner Of hsiding ~electirns
f. g=uaf-r- aad Raa-rseuttNTrs shaf Be prescrihae
n aa-h state ~ the legislature thereof subject @ the
prsristons o. rhis Ce1Etfigrieus Bat the Congress mtgl
a AIRY umz. - isw. make or alter sush regulations.
rercru- ~ 10 the tines and Pisces u CLOSING Anztersl
8 Tae Co1grets shall assemble 81 least ence in every
Vsars a-d such meetiug shalt be on ths ars- MdadaT n
D oembsr, uaissE they shsn, By Law, appoint e diGer-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-13
A Markham view.

Asa specimen of the views now entertained by
the Northern press, and as showing somewhat the
sentiments and policy of the people of that section
relative to present and future operations of the
Yankee Government, give the following from the
New York Herald, of the Sd instant:
CRITICAL CONDITION OF OUR RELATIONS WITH FOREIGN
PowkRs-NECESsITY OF THE IMMEDIATE PROTECTION
OF ORR COAST.
We perceive that the government has ordered
home our Mediterranean squadron, consisting of
three steam vessels of war, all first rate steamers of
their class This is q prudent measure, and should
be followed up with regard to all the squadrons
abroad The interests OF the country in foreign
ports are safe enough; but the crisis at home de-
mands all the energy, foresight and preparation
which the administration can command Every
vessel on foreign stations should be at once with
drawn TO our own coasts and, more than this every
available steamer should be purchased chartered
nv the government armed and equipped for active
service as gun boats; the old sailing vessels of the
navy should be fitted out steamers, and the ca
pscity of every navy yard IN the country should be
strained 10 the utmost in building slips of war
This is no time for hesitation or red tape circnm-
locntion terrible responsibility rests upon the
Government at Washington. They have accepted
! Il manfully, and the country will stand by them
| As the American question is viewed by foreign
Governments, and especially that of England, 1t be
comes an imperative necessity that we should have
complete and powerful navy and an efficient army
ready to defend ourselves in any emergency that
may arise and in order to prove to the European
| Governments that we are q nation strong enough
not only to subdue insurrectiOn at home, but to
protect ourselves from attacks abroad
Regarded ss this republic is with jealousy ana
| fear by the rnouarchial natiors of the Old World
/ we know not what advantage may be taken OF our
domestic difficulties TO ensure 40 object dear 10 tne
hearts of the rulers Of EuropeaR nstiona-the down
fsll Of Republicanism on ths continent II becomes
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Fine Kentucky Jeans !!

In reply many inquiries, will just state that have noth
Ing to do with the manufacture OF Percussion Caps.
M.yu. CARL soHoTT.
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the duty Of the Administration then to defeat this
purpose, and prove TO the world by the adoption of
vigorous and timely measures, that popular gov
srnment can take care of ITSELF and that Republi'
eanism Is not failure
Al present England is divided upon the American
u,.lhcully ~. between the phianthropc sentiment of
te PeoPle' on the one side, and the ministry, who
represent the cotton and monarchial interests on
tne oener, Dut When the cotton season opens and
tne lear Oh revolution opens in their own manufac-
turing towns. at the hands of starving and exas-
perateo populatlon alters, as it assureiY viii alter
public oplnlen upon this question philanthropy will
have 20 yield 10 the exeencies of the hour and the
British Government will then show themselves in
their true colcrs- Cotton the English neonIe roust
have or they perish, and we may reIy unon n that
some pretext will be found-the cantnra of . R-;t
ish ship or some other incident-wherebv an at
tempt will be made to force the blockade of soue
of our Southern ports and thus involve the two
nations in a war, which the Western powers would
rejoice TO see inaagurated.
Our Government, therefore, should encircle the
entire coast, on the Atlantic and Paclnc, with an
armed heet-from the Bay of Fundy to the Rio
Grande on the Atlantic, and from San Diego to
Frazer river on the Pacific. Moreover, all the for
tications Of both coasts should be retted and gar
risoned. An additional army of one hundred or
two hundred thousand men should be called out
for this purpose, and they would repoRd Just As
cheerfully did those who are already in the held
TO quell insurrection. These men need not be re-
moved from the vicinity Of their homes They
might be drilled to the of coast guns ant garri>
son duty by efficient officers, and be ready at any
moment to repel attack from any quarter. This
measure of defence should also include the from
tiers Of Canada and Mexico thus enclosing the whole
country within an impregnsble quadrilatcrsl.
We are mistaken in eur estimate of the sagacity
of the Administration and the Commander in Chief,
if they do not see the necessity OF such course,
in view of the critical condition of our present re-
lations with foreign powers and certainly greatly
cocS
the people if they do not enthusiastically sustzin
and justify it. Let it be done then, and promptly,
too. No one can foresee what dangers are in EN-
bryo menscng from abroad the safety of the nation.
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Tur rcaaNC9RY COURT Ar DnEs

TN THE CBANCERI COURT Al DnEs-
1 den Tor WeakleY County. etAto 81 Ten
~se. -. ORIGINAL and Injuneton b-Oider - Prolcs
tooT-1tb, tl.1iner vs. william Hamptoa ard Mathew
S-s. - sfminsuatr Of Aired Thomas, dscesssd FROM
~ sVit 20 the bill ts csns spPsastoto ne Clrk aud
W.er on aid hat the ad aAtthes Thomas 10 noe
.ssnt az sai state sf Tennessee. sud resde9 henn-ky
r, 4 hsFere ordered BY said Clerk and Assi at F1b
ION Of made tor four saeeesys Ee = II a h
Ts5on a1d Assrica newspaper pabshed in the eiy q
Nashville said stste Of Tennessee. conaEdnS te- SAID
Mathew Thomas 70 he his answer plea or eu1ef % nj
s on or before the next Of said Chsncsy Court b
sif a the courthouse e sid toEn Of Drstsu t cond
Monday In Iuly ne- Will ie zii th1gs
Sr eonfes a-asns him. and for hearing hin szpass
Il "a term OF said Court This the 9Th dA5 NeA .
"a true copy from The Or'isv Rookl
V----1'f' NATHAN y. xpEAsDsso. -
spI3, 'sS E4s-SF'saesa e strtsessis
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NOTICE

LII ce sold on Tnursday the zlth OF June, cs a
w chine shop with al the machinery tools. uBHnih
cd work that may be hand previeusI, sold The ma
chneTy consists OF gsod ten hoFse foe nsary
two zesTe Lass for turning Iron Lathe i wool
Bolt Gutter DANIEL Palmer, EoodEorth fslneI
TsnoFing Machine, two Circle sas, Sash SAY safs
Benches, four Eve setts Bench Tools great many other
articles not enumeraed Said shop ormery eopso y
Elliott RaStsn- IL Is twenty miles fsool Fasesile. on ne
Road smyrna. kuEh esiord county 1ennese, ara
Is Of the bsst locations The Stats for -nsS
Carpenter shop Cabinet Shop. Any person si.h.ns -
purchase, BY writing ne f1liher iornee of al
shoS and Eiliott will then TIE mAcoinefy e
Terms, fourth cash. the ssnee ~ ihrre nAI
sz, eighteen months VIII noes PsSAos IN b-hA
well secured This April l9tns ir6i. a., ---,,--s
Smyrna, Tenn oAAAo -CN0Nn-
anIIfl l-uvf1
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A Proclamation.
To the good People Of the Cosuties Of Lo1eon, Faia1,
and Prince William.
A reckless and unprincipled tyrant has invaded
your soil. Abraham Lincoln regardless of all
moral, legal, and constitutional restraints, has
thrown his Abolition hordes among you who are
numbering and imprisonng your citizens, confs-
eating and destroying your property, and commit
ting other acts of violence and outrage, too shock
ing and revolving to humanity to be enumerated.
All rules of civilized warfare are abandoned, and
they proclaim by their acts If not their banners,
that their war cry is Beauty aud Booty" All that
is dear to man-your honor, and that Of your wives
and daughters-your fortunes and your lives, are
involved in this momentous contest.
In the name, therefore of the constituted author
tiles of the Confederate Statesin the sacred cause
of constitutional liberty and self government, for
which we are contendIng-in behalf of civilization
and humanity itself, l. G. 7. BEAUREGARD, Briga
der Generol of the Confederate States, command
ing at Camp Pickens, Manassas Junction, do make
this my Proclamation. and invite and enjoin you. by
every consideration dear to the hearts of freemen
and patriots, by the name and memory Of your
Revolutionary fathers and by the purity and sane
tity of your domestic resides. rally to the stand
ard of your State and country and, by every
means in your power, compatible with honorable
warfare to drive back and expel the invaders from
your land | conjure you TO be true and loyal to
your country and her legal aud constitutional au-
thorities and especially to be yigilant of the move
ments and acts of the enemy, so IS 10 enable you
to give the earliest authentic information at these
Head Quarters. or to the officers under my com
mand. I desire to assure you that the utmost pro-
lection in my power will be extended to you all.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
Brigadier General Commanding
Oficial-THoMAs JORDAN.
Acting Asst Adj't General
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The UEIoE AnzEicAH % coSdEct
cd srclv upon s CASE syse Az papers are dsscolfs1
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Rotch for As marx, and resec your sabscripfoa
Weekly UNIoH AMRRIcAE o. per GH1ans IN 0dodRce
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I'VE War! War! war!
NEW ROOKs

~ HAsAE co. Aavs jus. received the fcIlo~ins
r. BooEs:
Secession, Coercion and civil War Fbsusor
cf 1851.
A Hessngs from the Sea. Coth, vol. sla
The Crossed Path Novel By HiIsie Collins,
Author Woman in White, etc etc.
Father, Son and the Pope; pP: e ss9tu
Eora y
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Gb. 9asbsiIIs anion saS 9msritau
Dasly IS; Trl-weekly Is; weekly sa.


REEEWABLR AT PL1Asuns.
One Square, year a3-Esch additional Square, el0
dvertfsers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for she excess
Ii THE WEEKLY.
oHK DOLLAR per Square for tbs " TSTT czNTs for each
SubssqneDt insertion.
Advertisements published IN both the Daily and Weekly vii
eeharged ths full daily rates with onhsh the weekly rats
added.
7rGnsssns Advertisements ss BE- paid for at sas tis Of
sSssrfi0G.
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InsnIvent Nn1ice.

UAYIN9 this dsy suggested Clerk Of the County ccr
Hickman county the Insolvency Of The estate q Jsmss
Wells decc4sr, therefore al peTso hoding claims sgsinst
said estate hereby notified 20 e them, Prrpsrly susn
with Clerk soFsad, bsrs tie LEI dsy q ss2.
Ter next against The said estate siIl y adIudf
CT that day FOR pr0-raa distrhuior. This 2itb 1851
funse-v-Itur ssseS3s BIZ WELLS, ADM
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II
/ den for WeakGey Onnsy, state Of TsHs
Original and Attachment Fl- Order o. ruhlca-
tonHlrsm Farmer John Csyce and ADdFsE CJee From
the a.Ys the bill this 70 ths CLERK and
uaster Of Csurt, The said JOdn Cayce Is
dent said of Tennessee and redes IN hsDtuesy l.
h said Clerk and Master that publ
this successive Wetk5 II hs hssky
Union Amsricsn DeEBpapr published ID ne city %
NAh7e, in said State Of Tennessee e said Jenn
Cayce 20 he bis answer pea demurrer % said BILL
before Of said Chancery Court 70 ee hsd - N
in Dresden, the second NondAy
Jrly NEXT or the will be, ia all things tszen for eonfs
Al against hin and fer he4ng him pare,
eru Of sd Court. This the 2te day Of March, 1871
copy from tSe Order BoS..l
-w4t 'sfess9 % MD Court.
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In.nINent Notice..

FWyHE cr1rs Of the estate Of Allen 3. Wiss deezsei,
are hereby oo.itd to Ole their csins. suhentcsied
the directs, with the CLARK Of the Ouoty Court si a.
Lev county, Tsnnsss, r Oce n Drts beiure tne
18th AZ Il September next for Adjudication sod pro rata Dis
tr,brti3n " Q RJS5, Administrator q
the Estate o. Allen :. Williams, dece2ssd.
iBnaIuftpr'sfeeS3t
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Nashville and Chattanooga RaIi-
road Company.
SUYKRhTENpKKT's 0YTIcs,
Nashville, Tenn April 30, 1917
To Whom shis May Concern.
YEyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
IL transport
FREE OF CHABGE,
against Company all Volunteer Companies, Supplies and
Munitions of War intended for the defence Of the south The
Commanding Officer will be required to furnish the Forwarding
Agent with Certificate showing the number Of ane
mage Of freight transported.
This proposition win applytO Individuals but confined
to organiEed com psnies.
maya Bp&s E.w. COLE, supt
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ARRIVAL AT MUsCAT.

We were all suffering from gripes and bowel COM
plants and to alleviate this the Arabs applied the
cautery freely to stomachs, the scars Of which
we can still show. Next day they packed US upon
the camels, and after eleven days journey land
more earrings Of our stOnlachs cramps and spasms).
passing through some long and precipitous noun
tain passes, and one populous village nestled in
palm grove we arrived at Muscst, where Mr.. Ras-
sam, the acting Consul, kindly supplied all our
wants, and engaged passage for US in q bungalow
for Bombay. had an interview with the lmaum
of Muscat, who spoke kindly and said that, had be
possessed steamer, he would have sent to look sf-
ter the pirate and the stolen schooner The pirates
were undoubtedly the fishing boats crew of the
coast, and nothing would please more than to go
again in small craft and being well prepared, to
lay trap for these raseals which would make them
more careful in boarding strange crafts for the fu
ture. At present owing to their kind intentions,
stand possessed of what have on my back, having
lost nautical instruments, clothes, and all was
possessed of.
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CEHLEAE SPRINGS.

This celebrated ring place viii be oe for the reeep
visitors June l3;h, 1851 The subscrhsri tnL-
full fer the liberal pronags krofoTe EXTENDED 10 ths E
make every 7crt during he ensuing sssson % resrye ee
tinu.ncs o the lie Table and Be- VIII Be- supplied win
shat the country sH0ris Prices 70 s; The iec
CEdIEAN sraI'e sos-ed Ia frigg eossys ~ ana a.
IN daily courrnion HopkiDsT e and PBston Ssgss.
'inneI-S4t IN FToUA. ProrEissor.
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NUMBER So

AN UNAFFECTED MEETNG.-A singular yet Affect
ing incident occurred at the Richmond depot on
Friday last Several companies from Georgia,
which came IN from the South, had juzt resched
the depot to embark for Richmond when one Of the
priystes In the macon Guards7 looking z-ao1g
the passengers IN the long omnibus, which were
bound South from Richmond, discovered ard recoc.-
nized sister, whom he had not seen for six years
OF course. he was oTerJoyed, a. was the LADY, at
such an unexpected and fortunate meeting He
Immediately obtained short leave OF absence and
accompanisd his sister to the Southern depot where
he learned that she had been nearly three weeks
getting this far from New York, being compelled 20
remain one week in Washington before she vas al
lowed to proceed; that her husband, whom she had
married in Georgia few years ago, had persisted
in volunteering to fight against her native South.
her relatives and friends, aud had joined the ia
nous 9Th Regiment against all her entreasies and
protest2uons that all his friends had acted in the
same manner, and that she could do nothing else,
after Witnessing their departure for Southern soil
perhaps TO murder those nearest and dearest 70 her.
but leave forever the community whose passions
were 50 iniamed, and Join once more those 1hocs
she knew would be her protectors. During her
stay in Washington almost in the very presencs Of
her husband she positively refused TO see him or to
have nything to do with him.
Arrangements were made here for her immediate
sn1 safe passage home where in all probability she
WIZ rem IN till her lfe's end. The scene between
TINS noee " man and her brave brother was pain
iuiiy anec ing. And surely the treatment she re-
eel' eo a. the hands Of herhusb2nd-hs deserton Of
her 10 suDJugate and enslave if possible her very
parents, brothers. sisters and frieds not 70 saw her
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of all against him. They parted here, but whether
the brother and the husband viii ever meet upon
the field or battle, and with what rsss remains 70
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