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One of these letters came from Augusta, Ga., and impressed Mr. Reynolds to such an extent that he decided to go there in person, and see for himself the boy of whom his correspondent wrote. The day after he started Grant, on approaching the house at the close of business, fell in with the postman, just ascending the steps. "Have you got a letter for me?" he asked.

When I asked Chal-az for the Caspakian name for rope, he told me ga, and for the first time I understood the derivation of the word Galu, which means ropeman. Entirely outfitted I would not have known myself, so strange was my garb and my armament.

He said that the guard had told him that we were to be taken to a point near that place, and we agreed that it was probably a new place of exchange. A little later we passed through the town of Macon, Ga, and turned upon a road that led almost due south. About midnight the train stopped, and we were ordered off.

I neglected to state in the proper place that I am an officer in the volunteer service. "'Begging your respectful attention to this communication, "I am, your Excellency's most obedient servant, "'H. C. Durham, 63d Ga. "The reading of this communication was received with cheers from quite a number of those present, principally Southern men.

The medical officers will assist in the performance of such post-mortems as Surgeon Jones may indicate, in order that this great field for pathological investigation may be explored for the benefit of the Medical Department of the Confederate Army. S. P. MOORE, Surgeon General. Surgeon ISAIAH H. WHITE, In charge of Hospital for Federal prisoners, Andersonville, Ga.

And a stout young nurse brought the baby, and Dickie loved it and felt certain it loved him, though it only said, "Goo ga goo," exactly as your baby-brother does now, and got hold of Dickie's hair and pulled it and would not let go.

It was Winder who issued this order to the Commander of the Artillery: ORDER No. 13. HEADQUARTERS MILITARY PRISON, ANDERSONVILLE, Ga., July 27, 1864.

In Wilmington four men were shot without trial and their heads placed on poles at the four corners of the town. In Macon, Ga., a report was circulated that an armed band of Negroes was only five miles away, and within an hour the women and children were assembled in the largest building in the town, with a military force in front for protection. The effects on legislation were immediate.

Don't ask so many questions, child," said Jane; who, having no more to tell, gave herself airs. Jane was wrong on one point. Miss Jessamine's niece did come back, and she and her husband were forgiven. The Grey Goose remembered it well, it was Michaelmastide, the Michaelmas before the Michaelmas before the Michaelmas but ga, ga! What does the date matter?

The Gordon then his bugle blew, And said, awa, awa; The House of Rhodes is all on flame, I hauld it time to ga'. OLD BALLAD. When Julian awaked the next morning, all was still and vacant in the apartment. The rising sun, which shone through the half-closed shutters, showed some relics of the last night's banquet, which his confused and throbbing head assured him had been carried into a debauch.