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NUMBER ,lG.

2 4. l.. ID
Silently and With 6agomr hearts the gal.
lent little band moved 'loroward, and in
ten minutes they had d issued from the
cQmfeld. nnlwera moving ou'tbe left of
the stables right to the teari iof the man
sion Once there and the rest was com.
paniivelg secure ia z ssp'''',' - .
i Softly, but.swi0iy, on tip.toe, man af-
ter man passed the longlinterval between
tho house andbarn, and in aslittle i,lime
more Captain l.. had the proud satis(ac-
tloh Of seeing the whole Of his little band
standing in line, with Fixed bSyonets in
rear Of the house. 'aIiahufl" roh7
4 With lhe,sams cautious silencewtitoh
aharacteyizsd Chsir proceeding mhvahent,
the Federal solaicls rapidly surrounded
the hoGse. Ina IOw minutes that part OF
tho programme was completed. Captain
L ~ now marched forward with n
squad often mon. anil right upto the door
of ibe house, Hoopongditand entered,
saying, very coOlly; -. IA ,,lr
"Gcntenien, you are my prisoners r.
Thefour rebel ofFicers spfaHg to.thoir
iesl, theproloundest kind ntrofastdnlshmspt
expressed in their faces, and each h6t-
ding his cards in his hands. while in this
centre Of the table were numerous and
sunlry shinplasters, representative oil so
many silver dollars, hut not worth
counterfeit U oionren isiisd oa buf
The devil we Oro r. exclaimed one Of
them, at last, as he found histonlue.,e
lh"And WHOM the fenj's name may
YOU be % circulated another, sending a
huge stream Of tobacco juice down On
the floor Is Isa tnl Y'ohna ,'N an
"captaip L---, officer of tho Union
picket guard" .-,l,or,o8
p"I'h6 devilp'
ltwas al they could say, aha thogy
stoo staring ateach other ia stupekea.
aslontshmentC lla isa ic iaistom
The rebel muskels wero then secured,
which was an easy job. for they veIe
piled carelessly in one corner pflhetaorh,
Ind some Of tho nicu who still temnaIned
asleep were aroused, aniR the brisoners,
thirty ia all, not including the officers
wee given ipa S4qFga Of the guard
While that was G9iqsiqn tho, tficerslsat
down, mud hayeg giyep,up their,,sworlst
bycour|esyofC Captain H., cooIly proceed.
ed to finish tIicitgdhc. 2 s'h'.l ''s''
The prisoleriNrre sent 10 tlfehsGdl
quarlets OF General Porter Onda from
iAense '''3 e to chs Pris.ognln Washia5topaslss
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should no, be surprised but that lew
will ssttlein your midst at the close q
the war, Your correspondent viii %
doubt make the Point his home, should
he be spared Though the war, 6Olwith!
standing the girA gave him "mitlensr
snoughto last several winters.
! hear the sound of voice, and this
disturbs my ideas, SO will close forthc
present, More anon.
W. ysei !aa .ee E.oH. EYER.
h Co. F, nth REGIMENT, o. .YYI.
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TIC Rebel Rnrhnritinn

Notwithstandin the denial in some OF
ttceIs~y<'aiaFs,C+aF X, yGs!t,G ,Gst!iaSI'~s sc.
cial report shows that the men and wo
men of Winchester We'd with each in the
commission Of 6endish atrocities on our
soldiers, From behind doors and win.
dows the rebel women threw hand gren.
AIDES, hot waller old bottles, or ANYTHING
which could disable, and in many instan.
ces with their own hands fred upon our
men. In one case. man in Comp @,
Second Massachusetts, was shot by q wo !.
man from house openly, the creature
smiling at the success Of her shot, when
a corporal levolled his piece and shot
her dead, Rebel men and women were
running around like fiends, vieing with
each other in their hellish work. Tho
streets were stained with blood. The air
was full Of smoke and the smell Of gun
powder, and in the midst Of IT. all tho
stores in which were the ordance supplies
took FIRE, or was sci on Gre, Ond blew up,
Our men themselves fred one or two
houses from which they bad been fred
upon, and the cracking Of the flames
and the falling of timbors added 10 the
already tremendous confusion. o.H
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field, have since died. All the other
areiu a fair way for recovery, 1t is a sad
picture TO look at these wounds, and tells
us the horrible effect of the rebellion.
Some twenty descrters and bushwack.
ers from the rebel army, are now quar-
tered in our guard house, What is to
be their ultimate end, l am unable to
tell. They seem tooojoy themselves by
pitching horse!shoes and sweeping the
streeis-the latter they perform at their
own option. r@ s ga0
In concluding this hastily written
scrawl, cannot refrain expressing Tho
thanks Of Company F, to the many
friends in Point Pleasant, for their kind
and urbuuo treatment extended toward
us during our stay in their midst. Their
memory will cling to US wherever we
may 80, whcthor in the camp or upon
the battlefield, at home or abroad, IL
will be the same everywhere Many Of
the boys have been made 10 feel As Il the
Point were really their home and j
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Gen. Sherman and the Ho,tler. ;:

Gen sherman and the Hostler. i; -
1.-THE following Is fastened ppon Gan,
NysiahsSEsgfia6Fss q good Joke, Il Is his
ow,, faaIt; bbcaus6 hs himself nStra,eF
II TO his own friends in camps couple Of
weeds ago, md appeared to enjoy it,
The General had been IN need off body
servant or hostler for d week or Two, sul
several oflitorsbad permission to Keep a
lopk ou for him. One day d contraq
band, the migrating property of rebdh
officer, made his way into Sherman'sg
lines, and was soon directed 10 where be,
could procure profitable employment.-
| might remark thai the General hds
no conscientious scrupl lesion. the cohtfa.1
band question, aud is "a thorough going
coniiscolion man. He dill not ask Cnfee
whether he was bon or free, but simply
whether he could takS shre Of hoses,
&eqto whitlrthcuhattle responded eli g
aIiGally jn the affirmative. luu ~
well. then. il you,cans do what T.
want want you to d. do, I'll give yOa,s2pnEr
'hnoW much dId you say?" Inquired. !.
the asonisbed Ethiopiani oftt I'M neal
Twenty dollars a month"; responded
the General tL.-..,..s..s, t,,, at
"Whew! dat dats more money den
Sl's.a's got liisself"joyfully responded.
Sanbo. h5ft q qeio
The bargain being made, tic newly
installed darkey was about tolsstsip off
his coat prepatatorya To- displayingshis
proves with a ,cuTyromb, when, sud, ri
denly a thought struck him that some, a
thing yet remained to complete the con- :, :,
tract a 4 iag..fga g,Ii f9 Hedail' o.!
Whats your nance. mnssa?' said lleJs'
ply. I'm :
ooh, Gr' bress mel WHY, Of you a,l =, :
ain'l The very man whoi 7 hscrd dem
'federncy felors ialkin' all De time. ~
Why, you Gen. Shemanl Ions mtrI
cyl Why dey ain'l Bit scsered o. yoW :
".''esS..ssgcRs ata';;; SOS altks6- yod.-l
But dis here Genenl BrueIl, wha. 'ad 9
into Pittsburg Yhcp we was fgh = q
dey don'tlike him; no qsirqe;Tye b. r. st
believe dey'ge feered o Iiml" ,.s- 81
-
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LETTER FROM THE ELEVENTH
" . OHIO REGl MENT.
RALEIon G. u June n, 1862.

10 pea you al f4w lines for the columns Of
the Register aud astimS and oppOrtuni-
iy isgiVen ne today . fulfill the above
engagement, ! am st your service, I
shall say nothing ofrithe pleasant trip
from the Pointto this place, or the Incl.
dents that occurred ou the way, as that
would only be relating what has already
been'told, i,, ,.6su y a.b aia.
In the language Of the immortal Web.
'ster Catered to my use) company F, and
-tbel"Eleventh Ohio Gipsies", sill live
and the members thereof arc snugly en-
sconsed in what is termel Wall tents,
which now dot the town and the hills
adjoining. Hills did 1 say--yes. its
nothing but hills--seareely level ground
sufficient to sleep on without feeling
alarmed to find ourselves at the bottom Of
a hill in the morning .-ey,g
The productionso of the soil, have dis
covered 10 be sour sonel, red.top grass
and wiuter-green berries, Of which The
boys have gathered an abundance since
our advent to this locality, If your
neishbors or friends at the Point or else
wherelare short of rain, they will plea Sc
order from this region, as we have enough
and to spare. 1t is true, we have had
several days of real sunshiny weather,
but it didn't last; and to-day it is more
like winter Than the month of balmy
Ju 10, and it will not surprise US to have
snow by morning, |! is IA ming as I
write, aud no hopes of letting up@ very
soon. Were it not for the chsering news
We receive every evening by telegraph,
our wisejoly soiriGs would some,
what collapse. We have heard of the
fall Of Memphis, and the decentralization
Of Cen Beauregsrd's army; also heard
from Richmond through the Richmond
Dispatch states their loss in the late bat.
tie with Irou-sides Mcclellan and the
brave men udder his command !, of the
utter inability Of the secesh to evacuate
the capital Of the CunfedcrlcY, from III .
fact that the e"Union squire" has been
completed, and there is no hole ieft to
peep through. Then. we bave also
heard Of the repuss Of the First New
Jersey Cavalry by some of Jackson's In.
iantry beyond rHartisonhurg but "there
is balm for every woOnd," and its your
correspondents humble opinion that
General Frem ont vii soon give us that
balm in double portions, unless Jackson
goes it "double quick a"F7Ia.
No military news. All quies in the
mountains, and the lscad Of the bush
,Cacksr is heard no more, sIu, the proc :.
lamation of General Fremont orderin,
to take no more prisoners, but substitute
lealea bullet, They don't like the Un
ion bullets, and consequently they make
themselves scarce. Somehow they don't
relish Uncle Sans physic. i1nH ssi'.
Yesterday, General Cox had an order
read to the troops on Flat.top, stating
that the EItrenh Ohio was the MODEL
Regiment Of Western Virginia, Tor clean.
ness Of person and'tiiyneis ia camp ar.
rangements This is really d compliment
and we know how to appreciate It, com
ing as it does, from General for whom
the boys would fight bleed and die any
day, However, | think we deserve the
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louS, did Mrs. Green get tho medicine
Iordered ?" ..q-... .r..8
81 guess so" said John, for / saw Gro pc
on tho door the next morning"
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UNION HOUSE,

NNIH oITtVI
POINT PLEASANT, VA,
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
VNHIs Hotel is in the business portion of the
town, convenient to tho steamboat landing
and The proprietor pledges himself to spare no
pains to give entire satisfaction 10 all who may
be pleased to call upon him.
march o0-ly,
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James W HOgc. Winfield, Putnam comfy,
Va, B. ] Redmond, Point Pleasant, Va
May % ly. I
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ANEwLY imported cockuey tourist 4
lately requesteda gentleman Of Pbiiarr
dclphia to give him letters Of ihiroduS-
tion to some foreigners in New York; a-a
with whom he might associate without
degradation--spmo, yho had "desoehdedE
from great houses" &c Tho ,couue,f, Al
ous American toodiIg complied With his !,
request and the cooknoYs was formally =
introduced to three Irish h hodmen, while e. q
they we're in The very act Of idsscb bndiugEmo
from a great house in Broadway, The, %,
lravelers's modification was highly rel
ishel by the honest Iiberniaps.
.5I s.LaA.v-,l. i1AlAN--2 hoeHNlA1
I IAS old provsro writer's says that "a @o.9 .97''s
man who paints, putsup a 'billthSt shSi'H
is to be let" Ia niue oases out Of tenisll
tho arIifice succeeds, and She y let-- ~
alone. ''Aa '' ol t
A young ludy saysthattbe reason l6St 4
she carries parasolis, that the sun is Of /,
the masculine gender, aud she cannot
Withstand bis ardent glanccS
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'gTtlItshED EVERY rHuKsDAr SY
o! GEORGE W. TiPFETT,

.... Main Street, VA, ,tl .srs. ne sdI 3
In POINT PLEASANT, VA
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took the reins and drove most of the night
with one hand, while with the other sup
ported the snoring drunkard
"Of course, repeated all these facts IN a
letter to the Surgeon-General. He assur-
cd me that could not tell him anything new
that he had months since foretold to the
Secretary of War the horrors that would &C.
cur with such set of wretches, as usually
were found ina body Of ambulance drivers
that he had vainly endeavered to obtain
some system, but there was none now. The
whole ofthe ambulances are under the quarter
masters department. He the Surgeon-Gen-
eraD had not the control of single carriage.
All his efforts had been in vain.
81 want now" continued DR.. Bowditch,
'through this society, to create public SER
timent that will compel the Government to
attend to this matter, and to have real am
bulance corps. DR. Hammond (the Surgeon
GeneraD is not welded to any plan-bat he
has suggested the appointment Of 6 ambulan-
ces to each regiment, and three men to each
ambulance, viz one driver and two assist
ants. The latter would take the wounded in
a careful, methodical manner, from the field.
This would prevent, in some measure, the
soldiers from leaving their ranks, and would
likewise BIZ more humane for the wounded.
All the corps would he under strict military
discipline. But l repeat, all that is desired
is that some plan be adopted. Now all is
chaos. make no motion on this matter, bu,
leave these facts before the Society, hoping
that they will, in some way, tend to relieve
our suffering soldiers"
DIR. ]. Mason Warren moved that DR.
Bowditch be requested to reduce his remarks
to writing, and that the facts be laid befor.
the public in the journals Of the day.
DR. H. W. Williams moved that DIR. Bow
ditch be committee to report some plan O
address to the Secretary of War, to be sen
by thephysicians Of Massachusetts,, in further
anee of some plan for the establishment of {
United States ambulance Corps.
S. L. ABBOT, Chairman Of Meeting.
! FRANCIS Minor Secretary.
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