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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-17

A letter received in this city, on Saturdsy
from Staunton, by one Of our most respectable
merchants, states that i. was rumo-ed IN Staun
ton that Col Ashby, few days ago, sen! gu. =
scouting party consisting of twenty members o
his cavalry aud two pieces Of artillery, who
upon reaching some place near Mount jackson
were surrounded by about four hundred Of the
enemy and taken prisoners. Col Ashby Soo1
obtained informahOn in regard TO their capture
and dispatched body OF men to their assist
ance, who succeeded in o7ertskiAg and sur
rounding the enemy. Ueon fnding they were
surrounded, the enemy, it is stated, killed thir
teen of the men whom they had captured
which SO cxsspeTa.ed the last party sent cut by
Ashby, that they killed nearly the entire Fed
eral force, showing quarter to none. This is
tod as one Of tho many rumOTs in circulation
Saauuton, and we give it for what it is worth
without vOuching fT its authenticity. Rich
5sDad EUQufrsr
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A sergeant, member ef the 19;h Virginia reg
imsnt, who had participated III beth days fight
in The lae battle before Richmond concludes a
letter 10 the LyucLbuTg Rspn5tieaa in the FOL
lowing patriotic ard stning strain:
We would say in conclusion, thst we dJn't
mean tn bewhipped; We will fight I'LL the last
ann falls, but surrender never; for where, l gSk
Is the southern arm that is not neTyed to double
its strength y hen We read tbe proclsms'i5n Of
/ that infamous scOun3re, Butler or when we
.liliA Of al ihe wIongs we have suffered at tie
/ hands of tie North
! 10, SCORER than ied ere ilch cf ground t.
such an oUemy, | would rather see every river.
creek ard biauch IN the Southern Confsdeiacy
ciiuscu with blood. Nay. I would rather see
'veIy man, y man ard ohili killed, than be the
| slaves Of these semi.deyis-Bo orse Than bsrba
/ rian infidels
/ Up every man 10 his duty and you men
/ who sTe at hom enjoying the luxuyics of life
srd l.beTii FOR which VIC are contending, ifsou
sfe lble 60 btar arms, 60 to the field, where you
mqy win .uTsls OF iems. No loEgsT BE- content
| 10 81 idle sJtcioiors Of such cont 81. II yCu
can fight and won't do i, ycu are unworthy the
niIns yCu bear, Tirgiaiga Nrgiuisns is
tlitre one who will scl mus Yes, l blush to
own i! Ladies If YiTgiuia-of the South
spurn such Grones from your presence with cou'
tempt No lady ought to countenance sueh
;camps.
A3i.u fcT the present, the bugie has SOUNDED
and we 60 again 10 meet the british horde
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T.s Men,..er nna ,he ,rsunae,l.

The delightfully."- cool weather of the past day
or tv is the very thing for the wounded in the
hospitals, inSuring more speedy conyalescenee
ard less suffering. 1t was 10 be greatly feared.
mme dately after the battles, that the be At of III
wea,LeT woul have become intolerable, and
have Occasioued great mortality among the
wounded, but Providence seems to have es-
pec,ally tempered The rays Of the suB, and sent
cooling rains and bretzes to comfort them
Numbers Of the friends of the wounded have
reached the city, and are experimenting their re-
moysi to their homes in all cases where the con-
dition Of thesuifeiing will sdmi; it. Stiilenough
viii remain ia the hospitals FOR the exercise OF al
that communicable philanthropy and devotion
fJr which the city OF Richmond AID her people
have become noted in this revolution.
At this crisis of fla rs few hours may sufii e
to crowd again the hospitals with the msnglel /
aud bleeding forms Of our kindred and find
e-s. LII p4trioic devotion and exertiOn ia the
cause remain on the alert Richmond Examiner
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served ,~r, Right.

The Lynehburg Beps5ti5ga tells the following:
COOP F0R JACK An iueident occurred " ith
our friend jack Alexander, during J4cksOn's ro-
cent dAshes in the Valley. which should be put
on record. Ia the neighborhood OF Martips
burg, our cavalry, ameng which was the Camp
bell company, eommEhdei by Captain Jack,
came up with, aud captured 3 number Of Yan
KEGS who had in their possession a whole lick
Of negro women with their littls picezninies
aud who were found nj the wagons belonging
to the army. OF course our boys took posses
Sion OF the eOatTahaHds and turned them South
wards, with th=ir Yankee hi .uds keeping them
company, Jack gusrdirg the whole. But 4
short distance al been made, when the little
brats began to slOx signs Of breaking down,
aud Jack ord ring halt, directed the prisoners
10 take each, one { the iittle sables ia bis arms
telling them they hsd brought them there, aud
{" bed be id i they should not carry them
back ?" The order wss OBJ ysd, but wi.b evil
dent reluctance, and the InsTch was recon-
meIeed, among tee audible titteIings Of cur
brave fellows and the suppressed cures OF the
Ysnks. Ia this way hey entered Winchester,
the little brSts 6Ddling their hnrscs in some
cases, sRd ia hers ssBalbng as only they khOss
how. Tho scene was altogether a ludieT0us
one, and many a stern soldier, unused 70 the
melting notd laughed al he cried.
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The EHeuy's Designs Upon Chattanooga
AIS Danger.

OI yesterday, II announcing tho iact thai the
enemy had retired from b fore Chattanooga, we
expressed a doUb4as to his future designs upon
that important point We are low satisfied a.
to his designs The attempt, and lornidsblr
one i. will be, win be soon made 10 capture that
city The evidence is before US. From the bes;
al hJTify we learn that the enemy ara eucamp-
ei some eighteen miles below Chattanooga, On
The opposite side Of the river-ths force that at
tackled tina. city on Saturday aud Sunday last
having tgllen back that far. That force il now
engaged il saving lumber and appear TO b.
working a. though they were making dAtboais
With them is a guB5oat, some two miles and d
hall bslow their present encampment. 1t IS q
fatboat with stationary power put on for propell-
ing i, and has three pieces OF cannon on board
The obi ct Of this cTalt, doubtless being 10 tow
fats under cover of its gans, in crossing the
river with troops. Such is the position now q
The erep.y and such are his preparations Tor an
other advance upon Chattanooga
We are also advised that Gea. Khby Smith is
in command, in person, Cf our forces at ChaIa.
nooga, and that great confidence is I; posed il
him, and his ability, with his forces, 10 defend
successfully that C ty The citizens, as well as
the military there, are determined not to sllirsE-
der the city but to mold on to it, let the enemy
slell it as much as they please patriotic and
e liant determine in which, We tlugt, will re-
sult in d. feat Of the enemy's designs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GEYERiL 0RnERS N0. 81.
HEADQUARTERS WIS STERS DEPARTaE,NT.
CoEINTH Ni-s, Aay q. ss62
= u = General cl-l randi she foTcss Gssir 20

HEAD QCAETEES WI TTzRS DEPARTAFNT.
CoEgSTH M-s, Aay p, sSd2
Z 7 Gene-sl nsndii she forces Gesr 20 call
4 he iisu ci the amy 70 ths IEsu. oscinsie
ruoct cf TIE LII Cv-E med otcers o. Colonel = =
Scott's 3 Eimen OF Louisiana Csvsl
p. &. W Keep company A; ~ o.. " W. Leaf ?,
company l. Cspt. Jola ioah flt hams, con pauy D
tapt , Beriarip, c. captain Eece-ou CaI,zon'
t1ta1a- Z Cap sn J0bl CaEl be eoiaPanv u
C.pl. 4 L, jscne, Gem any Capt. william !. D.to'
lipzny j.
1bese ofCs-s baVinE " thout sufh Il = GbsudcEec
ii5slr u-ands in be fsce os tle eueny, s1d pre-
srutsd themselves persou e. these ss1Guaterss W
cTscc 10 ledge ceu9airts againlt Tier cuInmanatrs
s5csr. havs been PsCmpy oIdlrld uucer arr ST. ana
der ga 20 BI.gaji ? tier.ra fUrEey, com
az ding 81 No F. 90 bc ccn61e1 a. { AioreGA
The i3e1ersl spdi1g r"gFefE TIA 10 = ice eol
dsol 50 srzszly W.,h ia. many recent IN
sisi,-z o. brr0ie 3, h,yo- os she grslneo. IL Nhcl
l,F tscug Bat d-els U prUfpr - pueiish % TIE Az
~ ouiy bis as 5p1Tovai of sgcA ef iusuhor1i
tai biz tftr1 deterullliun 10 visit ths1 sTft
flr penalty 6uC ar e0nm'ssio1-
By ,01E-s-d % Gen BsAUETOsHp
GSOEGs WI ERTNT,
A lLi-f OF ) d.
fO-r-E GL0. e. GAzAkR.
e., 7.-ts 4. a. t;an ri
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" That bl"od saa'l erY aload a.
Yith IN everlasting ttrssf =
and we will exutingly show
b. fh- death Of the brave, by She Godlg Ia sAi-.
here = lie in the CID lAud yet
An appeal "a ON uhe Daughters 81 New Or.
IrRaB,


We need net semmend to the attention Of our
readers the following simple, touching, beautiful
appeal of the lovely daughters Of NsW 0glears
We could add nothing 10 It's melting pathos
" Every colder Of the South" who reads it, will
pant for an opportunity to aVenge the wrongs
and iDsul SO tOuchingly portrayed;
An APPEAL TO EVERY SOUTIERX SOLDIGR.
We turn to you III mule agony Behold cur
wrongs Fathers husbands! brOtheTs SONS
we know these bitter, burning wrongs will be
fully avenged Rerer lid southern woplsn appeal
in vain for protection from insul. Bst for the
sakes Of our sisters throughout The SIT h, with
ieaIs re inplUre you not TO surrender your cities,
" in cons;dsla'io lou OF the deter less women And
children" d. not leave your women 10 the
mercy uf his me;ciess foe Would Is not have
been better i0r New Orleans 10 have been laid IN
ruins, and We buried beneath tie mssS, than
tha. we should be subjre;ed to these untold suier
iBgs! Is ife so priceless = boon tbst, !or the
preservation Of It, 40 sacrifice IS too gTes. All,
no al. no Rather Let Us de Hi'l yoli, oh, our
fathers Rather, Ike FIginius, plunge your
OAR sword. into eur breasts, saying. :" This is
al we can give daughters -
THE DATGHFERs OF NEW ORLEANS.
felc OHeaaS Nay ~, 1862
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RUM0Rs The city was rife with runners yes
ttrday-Jf guaboats in our waters, landings Of
Yankee forces on the islands, lighting IN CHARTS
ton, sheIing Chattanooga, and important move
msDts ia Yhginis-noue Of which could be
traced to ralis be source There are sens peo-
pie who take pleasure in putting ia circulation
exciting Tumors, which find 7, s1ysoredenee with
those VITO are determined 70 have startling waI
news in spite Of tie telegraph. They love to
sip ful Of horrors, and il the truth is net suf
tcieu,ly alarming, they draw upon their imaRi
nation 10 make up the d,tisiensy.-S Sqr4V4os
Ne.-s
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Ete0snitIss sf she SOutherH CSRfedsFaCy
by RrRnEP,

A gentleman y ho arrived here ysstsrdsy from
Confederate port and whe let Havana only
a isw days sirce, reports that hen be left that
city, the prevailing opinion among The leading
merchants aud intelligent men was iha; the Ia
dependence If the CoLf dera.e States has 81
ready been acknowledged by The tr nch Gov
ernmen. The event had been strongly predict
ej for some lime by persons ia HsYara, v hose
eJanectiyn with Enyiish and Frsaeh CONNIE.
cial houses gave them peculiar facilities Of ob-
tanning eTrsci information, aud Immediately
after the arrival at Havana OF the itish steam
er Trent, which reached Havana On the 26.h
ut, it was ln6jenily asserted by leading meT-
chants that the recognition of the Confeders.s
5 ates by France had taken place.
Our n!O. maat, who is an intelligent gen ] =
man, says that il IS believed ia Havana that
the recent visi. Of N Mercer to RichmoRd, had
reference 70 the then propose recognition OF our
government by Frsnce, which has sinee been
consumma.ed, if not yet publicly proclaimed
81 strong is the belief in commercial circles in
Havana hat Napoleon has reeogB Eed the ind,
D nd dee Of the Confederate States, that Gagers
as b "a as ten thousand dollsls had been offered
by lnercI ants Tot accustomed to bet upon 8
hazard, that our recognition by FfAoe9 VA tse
afai { 9ccOmpii -SarGRaak Nsirs 1lh
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NnRrnLk.-We ave informed. Sa.nrdar. b

NORFoLK-We are informed, Saturday,, that
letter had been received here, from n rlUls,
stating that young lady of that city, had been
attacked with the yeiiOv ferer. Whilst we could
not wish any addition to Ehe troubles under which
our e,hren in Norfolk are suaeIing, yet, il it
should 50 happen Il at yellow jack" were to
spread haase, over the city, and carry of efse
iaaiig that rival pcstilenee-the isnkee army -
we wOnId certainly be rather disposed to rejoice
ST than regret the visitation Rickia0Hd Hhig.
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GENERhL ORDER e..

EE DQCAETEES lsT COSPS AREY % IIEl
EI5SIf SfEPL
COEESrE sfsy .F L. j665.
Z All soldiers sbsent from ihc l-t AyUy Corps ~
xriraioa CT fIricug-l. OF aEsrwis1 se o;cs. e1 io
e., g1r5 al -heae HezGeuzrters snu TIE d K niieen
d Sc I-ou -bis czte. Al sJselses without ieeTes 3
ss--a5ls Ur II is vici1i y. vE rp--t - Capt = q
4 ..soudsun a. ths Office Jl.cs 10, ~ Be phiz
ssl-Lin dsTs, wLo UL iur-i-h t2en "ll
rrsuSp0-tz iJ1 q ert ts=C thereto.
Tcse falling comply With % oi DR. iiH tee Pc
sd s1ose pres, 5ed wiz Be- srestsd an iTs-t-e s.
. c=L-rs-7s.
BY order of gai7r sieas al PULE
GECEGis VI LL8&SUH,
& 4. tple s..
HEADQUARTERS izT CORPS kRsl OF T6E)
81 -S.S~EPFL
CCRINTH, Nay 2Hh lso2
Special Orders No 81.
Z AL lsE7-. o a5s=noe gzautei 20 oflce-s or me
, i ahis arIuT coEPs, eaCs - ir IA fEs Geatq r-
sr are L=rs by lsyoE ali al pc sers blitag IheIG
..rdsrsd 70 g. pst shsir PsrIi tO zaesrs 1lI
liy orlsr o. asi rlG=nsssi FOLK
GEO. WI LfAzSOT,
r-r1 Iv Z. q. srz'.
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WHO ARE The TRUE FRIENDS OF TilE Got-
EBNaIEST let 5bOse whO Drssch the iafa.I5ii-
ity of oar ruie7s sad Hh1 bcistis up !. oGe j5rr-
= find isuls silh the administration of oTr gov.
erlm~ni. read he . I0winE paragraph ircm ag
editorial in the Rsieigb y. G Nisaia-d. We
IhinS with iLe >sgsi7ri ;aa. iLil 2 vii 5s
found, IL traced up. % cJms from lkose Sh9
~ have the pHb,ic teat in their mouths
The best friends Of the STATE aud ConfsdsTe!e
governments are those who, whle they sBJTUIl
them With ihrir treasure and bleed, at the came
time isis. that they shall BE- properly admins
tered. Every enc feels aud knows thst PUl,ic
eft ,i7s have been grossly nlismRnsge], and lbai
r.toraI is exceedingly i:npoEia {. The ir=mf-
wcrk OF government IS IL. that c cJnld bs desired,
AMI ii is the right and duty Of the people to see
10 il that the government IS cJnduc:ed in the
spirit in which it was founded. The cry ,hzl
these who demand reform are enemi 3 Of the
government, and are assailing tie government,
has no foundation in lact but IS mere sLb.sg-
fILge Of thJee in power 20 escape fsir iCye5l.-
CATION Of their conduct. Tais cry Is raised by
those who have the pHblc teat il LheiE msG.h
They 50 Ietl ike pigs when L is pEop9sei, for
tbs good OF tae country, 10 pull them away from
the teat. Let no oae be deceived by Ibis cry
The gcveInmet must b. reformed, and tsess
who demand reform are among Tire best lIisnls
which the government bss.
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NOTICE! !

CFEI-E o = MISSISSIPPI C.STa 7 = tILR0AD
bUaFA-Y, ;
HOLLY STBTSG-, Nay q. l. loh2
\ cers oasrce Il the occuP sslou q f Cresns by
rhs enemy Lrsgiti cs1zO he rlaLe icT o5isst lis
q. % company, payzb-e a. ilat GO 80 tle is pT0Ei
llo and thsr, sf,er Theref0e hoiters q sucb aJtr
re nzrs 00i q 70 trs eTt ths tsne i0r payment a.
this of-e- 70 e-s-; VII b. pad such claims 3 a.
Ia ury unis-s presented Les Wien cae aud sy a-ni
ie Reed
B0a's snd INT rest COup1ns maturing aD1 Esy II u
81 Fusk " Be psi his Oi-ce AeTesftsr instead
oi " O-ieln<
r,ezg i,S } Rc0oaICn S4e-'y
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FiGHT AT GUETERSTILLE.-We learn from
the msil ssrTieT y hO came in this place on M0a-
dsy evening" that OF S&tH day morning. d pagt,
Of twenty i've or thirty Of Aitchel's army cfma
up ihe TsnDeSses river in an open boat OF aai.
propelled By An engine taken f.om saw mil.
aud hAVing = cannon plaeed AZ Tie bow. The
boat passed GunseTsYille without stopping.
There at ths lime 8 captains company st
Gun.eTsTiila, sud number Of Texan Rangers
The Il St nsmed company stationed themselves
on The river bank above, and fired On The pun
boa: ss il passed, killing, some say seven, and
Others say ten Of the Va, kses. aud shooting
down their tag staff. The Yankees turned their
cannon upon tie company, but without .ffsot,
and soon alssr Proceeded up tkt iser. Two miles
shove, : ey we're attacked By tbs Texas Rangers,
aud IhHg lad been going Oh for .wo h0dni bul
with what result gas DO. kn0wa when ihe mail
eEIier left jacksonville RsPslbiicaa I2h
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TuE YAxKERs IL WIsE.-We are reliably in.
formed that, on Sunday last. about 100 Yankee
cavalry inale lOTsy into Wise county, burnt
two or thTee buildings st GladeVille. captured
some Eve OF Pix citizens, aud then fed back 10
the Gap LyS-h5agg Re2HNicaa. !sh.
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MoEG N II NASHVILLE "A large force wss
lately ordered ou ia Nashville for The purpose ef
capturing J5hn II. Morgan, information baying
sen given to the Yankee proves. msfsbsl hat
h. had arrived in town the preceding uight.
The excitement took a new tgTn whet il Was
discovered that the party 10 be arrested VAS snly
sven hours Old, patriotic woman having b.
sto~ed thst raue up 'n her last c msIibuIion 70
the poPu'ation Of the Clnfsdtrsey - Naskcitie
aim
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ES The Jsnss river has fallen TO nearly its
oriziLsl vel, and, without another heavy rain,
the reIt day or two wi put the natural face
upon q a. peet Of things along !h7 shore. Ole
Of the gses.est iueonveuieuess eeeasioned by
the ffes6ei i, the m1ddlcl eondi ion Of the wa
ter, rendering it almnst unfit for drinking and
culinary purposes In a sanitayy point Cf view,
we shoula usider It's use for drinking decidedly
unwholesCme--Jhe gravel aud clay irritating
the stomach causing no doubt. considerable Of
the sickness row prevailing I'm 'Dg the sJlIiery.
Rt,kmoad Er0in asr
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CAPTURED by TIE ENEMY.-The schooner
lIsrrie. Lowsdes, Capt Dexter, from Nassau.
n p for Charleston with cargo Ct salt and
suudri-g, was captured nesg saRtee. on Thurs
day last, BY the enemys launches. Sic tad on
board some three hundred sacks Of salt and sun
dries - Sgrepsai Seirs
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CAFTTRE OF YSNKHC.-We a. glaJ 10
learn that the prisoner, Armstrong, vino escaped
from bis guard in ihis fi;y tUo ur three nights
since, vas captured OF Friday evening by Hon.
" l. HaEceY, sEd brought to .5wa. lie was
Inst seen oR Ar. Isncsy's p'sntsiiOn by >
c)Up.e Of boys, who C6aTsrsed with HIM for
some time The stranger asked lhsm number
Of questions, showing his entire ignorance OF
tie country. They informed Mr.. Yareey, who
at once concluded that IL sss = YsUkee, aud
started Out to capture Eins l.-srning he hsi
been sesE near fisld Oi c,rn, he pllced ms ne
grCes around il. Nhle iI7 himself entered the
ielj4 gun in hand, aud very sOOn found The in
dividusl seated on the greslut. The msu gaze
his name IS Wilson, sgid he wss from West
Point, and that be hs lost his way. Nr. Yan-
cey took him 20 the house. deputed couple Of
negroes to gESrd him, and then proceeded to
qu sliOn him. Finding there WAS 20 further use
tor e0nceslment, hs sckHSN lodged hat bis name
was Armstrong, and ths. be wss a isFkee. he
was from New Albany, Indiana. aud prof ssed
to be sick Of the war, and said he did not wish
TO be exchanged. lie was iura shed with sup
per, and then brought to town ~ delivered 10
The proper authorities. Montgomery idcegtisrr
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and but for the ~ s. brand some Of our ami
mails might have transferred their allegiance
and have been enjoying another government be
fore sundoYD
HALLtcK's RFrLT TO BgAURECARD.
At last the officers returned from Hsllsck'.
headquarters. The general could not eonseni
that Col. Thompson should come within oul
lines as requested, and be would be willing to
reoprocats the release CT prisoners by Ieturp;ne
hem an equal number in exchange Col
Thompson wss evidently chsgrined al being a.
lowed TO 20 no further, but he was too polite as
well as too gentlemanly to msHifsst auy open
dissatisfaction lis must complain Of tue Gai-
led States, however, for its course with reference
to lhe bxchange Of prisoners ! had sddsd
needless bsrbaiisnl to the war, ard its pTscic
was ia direct violation Of the usagas Of civilized
nstious Certainly the South hsd doLe eaough
lighting to entite herself to treatment asst least
fgh1ng power. There was too much good
sense in this to give any ground for dispute, and
so the interview ended, as it had b:gun, il the
most perfecs harmony.
The prisoners sorry looking set--weTe
marched forward, tas rebel cavalry med them
over TO car cfficsrs, descriptive Iol 1ss pro
duced, and sixty-two leased prisons rs answered
very j9yfuly as th. il names were called. CGl
Conueli inquired if they wished them sworn not
20 D5sI arm S6a nSt inc COhiedeIScJ li Eegu-
ariy exchanged. Oh, we've attended 10 tba;,
already" said Col Thompson, "and ! guess
h's pretty well impressed or their n,inas." Sogre
ale gss produced, and rebels and au1ntts alike
drank out Of the same tn cup. Il we could
Only taae sou Up to our camp, We would g.Y-
you something better" sad oae Of our fl ,srs
Oh, never mind, :" replied rebeI with q quizz.-
cal look, " we expect TO entertain gll you gen
tlemen at O.g- quarters pretty soon, and depend
Oh 1t, this party shall have the best old b-8udy
COriuth sf ,r,is
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sIngnlar In1unctlon.

A correspondent of the Atlanta Coined.
eraey, writing from Corinth, speaks of the
picking up lot q letters belonging 10
Federal soldiers. "one of which," he saws,
written by sister to her brother, con-
tains the following singular Injunction:
"Bo good boy, Charles and II YOU see a ss.e,hsp-
igt in di.tres help him II L is In your poWersv6n
II tits JSG! Davis his SELF"
The injunction we think is very hu-
name and generous one, and for that very
reason may have appeared 'ssingular' to a
rebel. How differently did that warm
hearted Union girl feel and write from
those feroeious Amazons who asked their
Sweethearts to send them q sYankee scaIp. .
This little incident strikingly illustrates the
worldwide gulf which rolls between the
aud ysnOmot treason NashvilEs Union.