The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-08-10

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ever. a. a:.acE wzs determined upon, AID
IN d:soo::.:o:: made accordin-ly. jast On
the eve Of which q coEr;e: atr:.Ted from
Gsa. Bragg, below Chattanooga >tasing
the ;ac; o: his defeat at 4i=<:ora:: Ridge,
scd & iurtne7 fact that t~o corps .: T:ioD-
Z; army we're Oh The way TO ;ae reiief o;
Knoxville. Tnis ~as 20 pleasant ;cteiii-
gence fo- Gen. LoEgs;reei, h';; 't:-:e: n,iIed
him 70 MIKE iae sttsck as once; the tsil-
uce o. which mag have res:''ec iron. the
recesss.y h1sre under n!ci; :. ...;: 10 be
made This e now s tr.;Le- Of bis ,o7:. a2d
as the old 81 .ss IL 20 xLs --spon.!D.e fer
that fsil1re, vii cit=r 10 apologies or
criticisms. The sun aent down, and under
ccvsr ot .ha: pal: xhic:. cor--, tie kcod IS
veil as he bad deeds OF En=uA;..i. We Sid
out, preie-ring 20 take oar cnarces among
Ire Ta.-ya-d- Of East Tennessee th2n 30 &c
s.udv:ched between :Tu ami, c!'!i:r one
Of which vas our superio. as 10 numbers,
AID vastly so in point Of equipments
Nakiog our way il tie direction Of Beans
Statioa, Se moved along beautiful valley
between tgo ranges OF high hills. or uoun-
tain., yaose sides we,r Coveted ":,:i the
,ich autumn tir,s Peculiar to the high
i2ads, giving 10 the landscape picturesque
and er-r-changiag view superiatiTely love-
". TIE lengthening nights and tie COO!
mountain air began 10 make Us realize Ihat
we were il summer trim. This also made
Us conscious Of the fact that "e bad 20
base, or tepo. OF supplies; as for Ea;ians,
re fsred veil, having a. active, energetic
acting ooumissary, q. y. 4 whose hind
qusr.+.s we're ever IL the saddle, ana when
be- had 20 saddle, rode the hiud gears-se
licked .:otaiag in that direction But at
last, when toe "inte. storms began to peit,
and the beautiful snow spread her match
less mantle over the once green valleys,
and the mountain spray began TO CONCEAL
into ;cicles, when ine winter winds would
howl through the deep gorges of the cur.
rounding :,!i!=, a:ta1 tie san had set and
Ice esr!I campfire began 10 burn low and
eult; bat faiE; glow Of warmth, after tne
Jolly sto:y OF The merry song had been
hushei, end ti.cd .lature demanded repose
though her couch be Gu; the frozen earth
then The soldier boy realized indeed how
far he was from home comforts. Per
chance ne would dream of tender, loving
mother ana awake because Re soUlc not
feel her eznt.e tolcl as see once tucked
hin in MS little bed.
And now, Messrs. Editors, I hare per-
b Is followed the tenor of nv thoughts as
lar as dare trespass upon you. space, or
thar in any way may edify your many read
ers. | will therefore leaTe the old So al
Ess; Tennessee, or the 24;h
December. 1868, while enjoy E.r!ougi
OF thirty dayc-:i:reo. upon !ue By luck OF
some o:ie: Gei.y. leave the boys now.
(as see them il Hy Imagination around
the;r c~iap-f:ei es I did then, ai!il much
re!actance. But mast not forget that We
are parted uow. That We are only ex
members Of the Old Sd; out We may come
tngetLec again. Il SO, viii not our greet
lag Ie warmer By our having worked and
suffered together? SO mote it be.