, 1862-11-06

The Ch1c1 go Times Il mon. the Rebels.
ttCasco," the w4r correspondent OF Sas
pti!adelp1i, Tress, writes from Jackson,
Itun., Us foilows:
VT found M seceeh soldiers here. T*o
hac 1,aesed through the town feT hours b.
iurt our adra1:cs GUARD ebt+r:d: bur 0one
wtr, liz. We fou1d oae of ia acks9n's c4r-
pareled hv Majnr Muad two days t'e ore,
while be was at huWe I'LL fnrlnuyh. Icon
vfrs;n,, With lin, I fsund tGas Ee hs1 o.sn
educated III NY native State, ant Knew seT-
cTui of luy friends. He invited ui= and L:ru-
tt1,ant 5lt 1l:cI, Of the l:0dy En.rj, +, dine
wl,h Lin, and as tue crAylD@s OF tnr flesh I'd
beConle sunl *Las lnl'osruus:e, &c glad
cui scented. Il: vas I very p!c.sau5 f"1loG,
ex{ resstd the most yinaic:ive haired ut the
Nurtl:. bit didn't zee why that =aoue1 prevent
US 1:i.l. 4 diihk 10, beri Unlimited buca-
i:I Ct t1Ee % d:a.k cur h LIS blood it We
net on the battle hc4d, but saw no objection
IL Cur duink'n. his cui.ce and lasting his
c:i.. under hie own roof. When We ven;
faI7ly eea'ed at the table. Lieutenant Sherlock
remarked very politely To his wife tn It re
| tl,ould think she would prefer that her hus-
band should stay iu SO Comfortable aud hap..y
| ! HE IL LIZ has here, "a Atf thsn suft-r ths
! G4lcrs atd b:lsd&:ins oi var; wtertupon
n,aos1n arc e, snh with the air III 4 Pythoness.
| ! S11coGs, ard an Auary, all il one, s1ua:ed,
/ with firm std aNh~.1d = calculations, IN "
| tie hated iLGader D. Eutes our soil, say ne IL
| wxr> thai c.waTd who satl.rs - patriot
ISL IL le !: Gac. L ~ tllu b:&r3lstm.Ys ; Of
home, and ~ite, and cbiluren,'' d.. mu It
eay was Iat:er "took abacS" A. this, ont l
aoo4 found 1l1S nus1 give the wo!nau credit
| fur sincerity at l.. AS, ter she Has Ed full Of
talk thai she could hardly 1rd time TO help
| US to tue {. raIa l,n.ion alli tuTiips.
AID 60 full Of vrn"m that she c,,u'd
not retr4in from abusing the Yankees. Ore
I ia vr1@aa ~ al I II nj
worthy OF 1re=crs:4'ioo. Wny,'' she a d,
| your Northern pspers acknowledge that =
lorCe # NulLhtrn ulet ca4't whip Ill eqoa'
| iuIce o. Southern n4eu " ! replied that en&
must have read :has Ia the Chicago Times. 10!
| lIcre w:s al ar:icic III IL IT pap:r 10 thA' ef
feet. "Ycs,' she said, "she dill; and wi
| net that NORTH p par?' No" tsli
her, . it .ss printed in ! Northern city, ou
| WIS thoroughly secession IN it's sentiments.
"Oh,' th.u VT hovt: 4 plenty Of ir:';i:1. il tn
Nuth, a. Il the II k.:es are divided ayaius
tnentelvea." "Oa," said I, s'Ehc division
G,.I't amount to n,uch; aud it Is an e,ilenc
of our strength that we can afford to le
s,ch cn.s bark At us. while III the Son
you don't dare to tS.sr4,e M r; any fr1sdet
t,,a,h how, but it will s,on ki''dlc to a fl lin:
We can wait Yen Yankees will find tn It 70
cannot prosecute this uaholy war, dc Il .
&C., with.ut exciting opposi ion in all c ri
tlon comn.unisles. <Se.. H., H. Tue tau
j. Il aLH GHCpltIr-Faii aii' LII auv' Gtu - lnS SoAL
by the Democratic pagers at the North is On
ii the lemt:nte aga,Est which the lnya PEI
pie a=e Obliged Is ti:;;ar.- 4 ought tn o. ellu
iuat& d as coon as possible. Onr governme'
has teen altogether too tender shout that ma
ter.
WE fini.b cur dinner without coua!ng
blows, and, in fact, in etire good nature u
d I the LIEUT. rant iusishd on taking anoth
drink, and another, and won1d u"donetad
have proceeded in that maaner al injiaitH
had not TIC bu:lc sounded "1o horse"
We parted In the most aff.ctionate mauue
sc and Cur frrce again Started il pursuit Of
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