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By BERNARD BIGSBY,
Author of "Loyal tit Laat," "My
Lady Fantastic," &o.
CHAPTEU XUI.
am. ron A WOMAM.
Human interest Is always stirred to
ifover boat ty a race, whether tho com
peting objects uo men In the arena,
horses on tho courso or yuohts or ocean
steamers flying over tho foaming waves,
hut hero was a sight that mado tho dull
est pulao boat fast two armies rushing
across u Stats, as big as a European
country, In anxious haa to to reach a
spot that may be a key to pronounced
victory. Bragg and Iluoll with tlvolr
thousands wero tho participators In this
stupondoua ttrugglo, with all tho odds
of an early start in favor of tho former,
but tho Union General reached tho goal
flrot, uud so foiled ono of tho finest of
forts of his astute antagonist, whoso
record during his brilliant career was.
second only to Le's among tho South
ern commanders as an expert tactician.
But though forestalled In his inten
tions, tho Confodcrato loader seized tho
opportunities left to him, with consum
mate skill, flooding tho State with ap
peals to loyalty to his cause, inspiring
thorn by th pro none nnd boasted suc
cesses of his troops to join bis stand vd,
and mailing aim oat superhuman ef
forts to nn tho Kentooklwis to cv
declaration of secoasion. Trent
ilrl!iiu LUan TK hut wkntxumA in An ill
Maryland; daring oven to areata a pro
vUlonol Governor and carry Into eSoct
a utrlngont conscription law. "Ootno
Into tho folds of your brothorbood,"
was his passionate appeal by proclama
tion. "Cheer us with the smiles of your
women, and lond your w tiling haiuu to
secure tho lierltago of llbcrtyr"
And cvuu when all this failed bo won
SU0C0O3 from dofoat by turning his de
mand for men into aa fin- iuppliut,
ravaging tho rich lands ot tho northern
part of tho Btato with its fcrtllo vul
lcys and grcon pastures, until ho Lud a
wngon-traln of supplies forty miles
long clothing, boots, arms, two hun
dred loads of bacon, six thousand bar
rels of pork, two thousand horses and
eight thousand hooves, and all this vast
array of booty ho dispatched in safety
southward. Thon, when this valuable
feat was accomplished, ho sullenly bo-
gan a retrograde movement with Ilucll,
whoso delay had frottcd Uio gallant
troops ho led almost beyond endur
ance, In tardy pursuit. Day by day tlio
Union forces followed tho retreating
host, when on tho Oth of October, as
thoy reached tho villugo of Forryvlllo,
Bragg turned upon them with sudden
fury, and fighting from noon till cv-o,
so crippled his pursuers that when
darknoss earno on ho was allowed un
molested to escape with all his plunder
to Chattanooga.
In judging General Bucll's actions
during this campaign, it U bnt fair to'
remember that many of his failures
were duo to unavoidable mlsfortuno and
faiso information, and that ho was
pitted against a leader of oxcoptionablo
high qualities! but popular opinion did
not stop to weigh theso considerations,
so on tho last day of tho same month ho
mot tho f ato so of ton accorded to tho
unsuccessful General, deprivation of
command. Thomas had refused to re
place him, so Rosccrans, whoso brilliant
career In West Virginia had already be
come a matter of history, was appointed
to this important command, and under
theso now auspices tho Fighting Fourth
With the rest of tho army found them
.selvcs once more at Nashville
Tho dusky shades of night wero fast
lengthening and tho sun had set In
crimson glory tho last departing
blush of Indian summer when on an
early November evening tho figure of a
horseman might havo becu seen riding
at a steady trot along a road which leu
in a southeasterly direction from Nash
ville. Ever and anon tho traveler
looked back over his shoulder with an
.expression of anxioty at tho fair city ho
jNvas leaving, and then grasping his
bridle with moro determination and
spurring his horso to greater effort, as
'though ho wero there instigating him
self to tho accomplishment of somo
ithlng ho was undertaking in only a'
half-heartcd manner, fixed his eyes on
lights which glimmered in tho far dis
tance and steadily pursued his journey
without permitting any regret ho might,
havo entertained to distract him from
his nurposo. In tho trim flimro and
handsomo foaturcs of this solitary
jhorscman it is not difficult to recognize
our young friend, Charllo Fulton but'
not tho gallant, gay, Ught-hoarted lad
who marched from Columbus with high
hopes and spotless soul, for in tho rider
to-night wo seo ono whoso faco is drawn
with care, ono who would even now
turn back from tho fatal errand ho is
bontonif somothlng stronger than, his
senso of honor did not drag' him for
ward; and this somothlng was tho slren
flgure of a woman, for whoso favors ho
felt at that moment as if ho would
barter his very soul As tho mariner of
ancient days looked on Soylla and
dreaded Chary Mis, ho knew that ho
was risking two Imminent dangers-
being caught as a spy and hung, or
arrested for treason and shot but sho
had sent him word to come, and if a
hundred deaths stood between him and!
her, for her sweet sako ho would daro
thorn all. Hour by hour lie rodo, each
mllo alternately as ho nearcd his goal
torturing Am with remorse or thrilling
him with expectation.
Ahl thoro is tho signal two lights
burning in a garret window of tho
houso ho is at last approaching. lias
ho been there bof oro? It seems bo, for
ho dismounts and, leaving his horso
tethered to u tree, advances up tho very
.orohard path down which one momor
lablo midnight Frank Bcsant Hod so
hnrrledly.
And she meets him.
Eadlantly beautiful in a dross bo per
, .feot thai H .tkllowft &a roundeJoiaM.
flighest of all in Leavening Power.
AUSOHITEKT PURE
ness or nor exquisite ngnro to snow its !
graceful linos and stir to the depths of
his soul the Impassioned youth as he
gaios at the undulating form, worship
ing with the fervor of a first lovo.
"You aro oomo," sho says, In an ao
cont tremulously musical. "Yet I liard
ly thought you would dare another
Tlilt."
Sht. permitted him to draw her to his
breast c.u imprlLt a kiss upon His up
turned face
"Cornel" ho said. "When you say
come,' my sweet one, thero is no dan
ger I would not dare to do your bld
Ung." Sho trembled under his ardent gann.
Pity for a moment broke the spoil that
bound her better nature, and disengag
ing heruelf from hts embrace she cried,
ba tamest Vonest "Ho, poor boy, it la
she TnEMnmn undkii ms ardknt oazk.
not too late even now to save you from
tho consequences of your rashness.
Hasten to your horso and away as fast
as you can rido. Treachery Is all
around yon. I, even I, have, dug tho
pitfall for you. Fly, If you would save
yourself from harm and mo from mad
ness; for your grand devotion has
touched my heart nnd I could almost
lovo you."
"Almost! I thought "
"Hush!"
But tho warning camo too lato; a
dozen stalwart forms, springing from
tho shadows of tho trees, surround the
young iu, who, stunned by tho girl's
revelation, yields without a blow for
freedom.
"Another captive to your fascinations.
Hiss Loscelles," tho officer In charge of
tho party says, with moro mockery than
sincerity. "Your beaux ycux'uxc moro ef
fective than our rlflo-bullcts."
"And just as cruel!" sho mutfbrcd,
bitterly, as sho watched them load her
victim to tho house. "Fool that I am,
if after all, tf wore him and not tho other
ono I love."
Once moro Charllo la cn tho road, with
his horse's head turned not to Nashville
but to Murfreesboro, and not alono
now, but with a gay company of jolly
follows, who, though they guard him
wolL treat him with a consideration that
would rob Its capture of its sting, if ho
wero not so dazed with tho discovery
that ho was dollvercd into bondage by
tho girl ho lovedj and, poor, Infatuated
lad, ho felt that oven now he could not
shako himself free from tho chains of
her fatal fascinations.
That night Charllo Fulton slept at a
plantation close to Murfreesboro in a
small, dark, low-coiled room, whoso
gloomy aspect was increased by its
heavy antique furniture and old-fash
ioned presses, carved in tho grotesque
tasfco of th last century. Morning
dawned cold and gray, bui vlth its first
gleam he sprang from his bed and ran
to tho narrow casement. The sight be
low riveted tho galling thought that ho
was indeed a prisoner, and that tho ad
ventures of tho preceding night were
not a hideous dream. A squadron of
dragoons, who seemed to have passed
tho night beside their horses, lay
stretched or seated in all tho picturesque
groupings of a bivouac; somo already
,up and stirring; others leaned half-list-lessly.
upon their elbows, and looked
about as if unwilling to believe that
their rest was over; while some,
.stretched in deep Blumber, woko not
'With tho tumult around them.
Having dressed, ho walked up nnd
down tho narrow room, tortured and
, agonized by sad reflections. Suddenly
ho saw a group of horsemen arrlvo at
whoso approach tho pickets wero on
tho alert and tho guard at tho gate pre
sented arms. Tho sound of voices be
neath him Informed him that tho party
occupied tho room below his own; so
he strained his ear to catch tho current
of their murmured conversation. Tho
next minute his door was unlocked and
an officer entered, bowing politely as
he advanced Into tho middle of tho
room.
"Will you havo tho goodness to follow
mo this Way?"
Charllo had barely time to ask Into
whoso presence ho was about to be
ushered, when, with a smile of strange
meantner, ho opened a door and intro
duced him Into a spacious apartment
Although ho had seen at least a ddzen
horsemen arrive, thero wero but three
present. Ono of theso, who sat at m
email tablo near tho window, never
lifted his head on his entrance, but ns
elduouslv continued his occupation.
Tho ono, however, on whom Charlie's
attention was especially concentrated
stood with his book to tho open flro
pJacot Btcrtujy contemplating hja np-
UK
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
proauu.
"What is your rank, sir?" ho asked,
In a tono of command.
"Captain of Infantry," wao tho ixdlen
reply.
"What was tho Federal force nndr
arms yesterday?"
"I do not feel able to glvo you any in
formation, sir, as to the number or
movements of our army," Fulton said,
respectfully, yet firmly.
"The devil! Do you know to whom
you are talking and what you are say
ing, sir? Smith, do you hear the fel
low?" "Yes, sir," tho other replied. "And,
If you will permit me to deal with him
I will havo the information out of him
before ho U ton minutes older, General
Bragg."
"Ah, yon rascal, I believe rem," tho
srtrperior smllod, graciously; "but I'm
sot going to truat Mm to your gentle
catechism."
"Had you dispatches?" he added, turn
ing to Fulton, who preserved an obsti
nate silence, on seeing which ho ad
dressed the officer who had brought the
prisoner in: "Were any dispatches
found on him when ho was taken?"
"No, sir; nothing was found on him
except this locket."
"Ahl" said Bragg, gazing at tho beau
tiful features of Mary Loscelles. "An
other of my Lady Fantastic s hapless
victims take tho prisoner book to his
quarters."
tome along," said tho (rood-humnred
officer, as he strode from the room, with
Charllo following.
"Havo thoy given you any grub to
day?" ho asked, as thoy reached the
prison chambor.
Not a blto nor sup; but I am not
hungry," was tho doleful confession.
"l'shaw, man! ohoer up I'll go below
and send you somothlng," and, true to
his word, his dopnrturo was quickly fol
lowed by a substantial meal, which
Fulton, notwithstanding his troubles,
did ample justlco to.
Then camo a clatter of arms and
stamping of horses without, and Charllo
saw tho squadron on tho move.
"By .Tovol you aro in luck, my boy, a
manly voico cried, as his door opens,!,
and tho officer who had commanded Sis
guard tho previous night mado his ap
pearance. 'How so?" Charllo OBkcd, wearily.
'Why, thoro's no batch of prisoners
to send to limbo, so I'vo orders to con
duct you to a recruiting station at Mur
freesboro, whero you won't get half bad
quarters, I can tell you. The General,
too, Is well impressed with you, and
means to lot you down easy, so keep a
stiff upper-lip and hopo for better fort
une "
Fulton's next quarters wore tn a
largo, roomy building, which hod once
been a privato residence of no mean
proportions, but which was now occu
pied by tho military, partly as a recruit
ing ofllco and partly as a hospital for a
few convalescent officers, whoso wounds
for tho tlmo Incapacitated them for act-
lvo Bcrvico. His chamber faced tho
grounds of a handsomo mansion, ten
anted ovidently by persons of position
in society, for Charllo spent many a
weary hour watching gay crrours of
ladles gathered on tho broad verandah,
or tolling with tho noodlo on soldiers'
Buppllos in tho handsomo rooms, the
windows of which wero almost always
open.
lie naa bcea olrcrca a parole, and had
refused, a decision which did not lower
him in tho estimation of his generous
captors.
And now tho trnvoet season m all tho
year in tho South was approaching, tho
Christmas holidays, and Charllo could
sec that his fair neighbors were making
lavish preparation iar tho coming
festivities.
Charllo happened to mention this to a
young officer, who often lingered after
a visit 01 inspection to cnot with tho
prisoner.
"Bah! My dear fellows it Isn't only
for tho holidays they're decorating, but
to-night that pretty girl in blue, leaning
on the pillar yonder, Is to bo married by
Bishop Polk. I allow they'll havo a
gallant fling, for President Davis him
self has come to gram tho festivities
with his presence."
It doesnt seem to mo a tlmo far
much rejoicing," Fulton said, moodily.
"Never a bettor, was tho gay reply.
"McCloUan whipped at An tic tarn, Sher
man at d dead-look before Vlcksburg,
Rosccrans on tho eve of a retreat, and
Nashville as good as ours again!"
"There's many a Blip 'twlxt tho cup
and tho lip," Charllo ventured.
"But not when tho cup is hold by the
firm hands of heroes, " was tho decided
answer.
That night hla friend was with him
again, wheu tho revelry was at its
height. Tho evening, though In Decem
ber, was mild, and In the crowded
rooms of tho mansion must havo bect
almost sultry; at least it seemed so, for
tho blinds and windows wero flung up
to their utmost height, affording tho
two young men an uninterrupted vlow
of tho ball-room.
"Seo that tall, stately man load far
word thoso two pretty girls to dance
tlutt Is President Davis that flno fol
low In block la tho bishop but, Heav
ens, man, what la tho matter? You're
polo as death ltsolfj"
"Look!" Charllo cried, clutching hla
neighbor's arm convulsively. "What is
that thoy are dancing on that thing
that oorpot what Is it?"
"It is tho Northoro flag, my boy, the
star and Btrlpes, thoy aro trampling
under footl" was tho. exultant boast.
'.Ell is no north
or south,
And there Is no
oaat or west;
Our tears aro shod
for boroto dead
Asleep In the
broad eartk'i
Vieoat
Hoses and lilies bring
Blossom and frond and thtro,
yT the clouds have passed and tlgta A Uft
Breaks into whitest morn.
Ken from the wintry land,
Men of the lands of sun,
Eat the days are change! slscs vrfl fteti
estransed,
And tho north and south are one,
Por where the bayonet gleamed
Tollows the furrowing j low,
And the hand of time, with 'ouch suMltse,
Has smoothed war's rucged brew.
nere are tho clustered craves
Of those whose race marched down
In the cold moon's light to the famtusl4ti
Of beleagured Doston town.
And there are the grassy tomt
Unnamed by tonjuo or pen.
Of those who sires left beussaeld fta
To fight as Marlon's me a.
Ottt these eloquent
The sounds cf dlscerd eesite,
Aad te spring grass waves by Dit rsad
ed graves
lAlit hope at the side of peac.
jaA the robin builds her nest
' In the rlflo-shattered tree,
And curlews cry where a clouSle slrjr
Looks on a tranquil sea.
, And so In brotherhood
We scatter tho buds of May;
I,et the flowers fall over one and oil,
For we know no blue nor gray.
And there la nq east and west,
And there Is no north or south.
For tho palm and pine together twfbe
Ovor the cannon's mouth.
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i0.40am and 12.14, 7.42, 10,0a p m. hunaavs.
U.1B a m and 6.40 p m. '
Leave Vottsvllle lor Shenandoah, 10.15 and
.1,48, a ra 7.15, 0.42 p m. aundays, 10.40 s m
' Leave Philadelphia (Broad street station),
(or Pottsvllle nd Shenandoah, 5.57,10.25 a m
2.10, 4.10 and 7.00 p m week days. Bunday V.Z3
a in and 1,10 p.m.
ror w xorK, s.au, 4.U0, 4.40, 6.3S, 8.50, 7.80,
wvi nw, .uv muu a...u cu., a w uuuu, lUJJl
t!ed expreSB, 1.06 and 4.50 p m.) 12.41, 1.40, 2.S0.
S.W. 4, 6, .. tf.30, 6.50 7.13 8.12 and 10.00 p m, 12.01
UIKUW
fv Uttnorro ff fVI i i .11 K9C aJ 1 f oit n cn
WA- J HUVaOJ Q UllrV V.Wf 11V, W.aMJ, u.l.. 0,0', VtQUt
a m. and 12.40, 3.20 (limited 4.50), S.2ij, b,M. 6,50
7.!3 8.13 o m aud 12.01 night.
f or en uin, spring ija.se, JBelmar,
Ocean Grove. Asbury Park, and Lone Urnnch
3.20, 11,15, a. m. 4.00 p. m. week day for
i reenoiu, o.v , p. m. iveec aays.
Halllmor" and Washington, 8.50, 7.20, 8,31
9.10, 10.20, ) 1.18 u in, 12."i (limited express) 3.49
Ml 67 am .7.40 p. m and 12.03 night. For
Baltimore. nly.i02, 4.1 1, 5 08 and 11.30 p. m.
uu Sundays, 8.60. 7.20. B.lliand 11.18 a. m. 4.41
6.67, 7.40 n ni. 12.03 nlgbt. Baltimore only
i.us anu u.su p m.
For .ttichmona ana the Booth 7.20 ll.u a. m
Limited Express 12.33 P. m.. 112.03 iiieht.weelr.
days. Snndays, 7.20 a. ra., 12.03 night.
linim leave narrisourg ior i-iiisuurc ana
iho west every day at 12.25 and 3.10 a m ana
8.00 (Umlted) and 3.40 p m. Way for Altoona,
i.lS a m and 4.10 P m every day.
or i-nisDurg ouiy, ii.u a ni a any ana lo.aj
i in week. day..
Leave bunbury for WlUlamsport, Elmlro,
Jauandaleua. Kocbester. llutlaloand Niagara
'alui 5,10 nm dally, and 1.43 pm weekdays.
War Vatklns, 6.30 p m week days.
For Krlp, and Intermediate Tiolnts. 5.10 a m:.
dally. For Lock Haven, 5.10, and 9.53 a m.
dally, 1.34 and 5.30 p. in. week days. For
lienova 5.10 a m 1.43 and 5,30 p m week days,
1.10 a, m Hundayti.
f i'UUU, J.lt,WUUlJ,
nan. Man'r Gen. Pars. Act.
"7-ILMINQTON & NORTHEKN lL K.
dvmeiaoie in neci juay, iu, iooi.
Trains leave Reading (P. iS H. station for
Gibraltar, Seyferl, lllraboro, Joanna, Spring
field, Waynefchurp Junction, Coatesvllle.VVest
uneBier.uuiiQBiora j unction, ii,au,j uuciion,
Wllmlucton and Intermediate stations, dally
except Sunday, at 6.25 and 8.30 a.m. aud 3.15
p. m. Sunday only nt 3.05 p. m.
For Warwick, St. Peters and Intermediate
Btatlous.datly except Sunday, at 0.20 a.m., ana
o.iu p. m. nunany oniy o.io a. iu
For lllrdsboro and luterniedlate stations.
Saturday only, at 12 m.
lor iiauimore ana wasnincion iu. a u. it.
11. 1 daily excent Sunday at 0.25 and 8.30 a. m.
and 3.15 p. m. Bunday only at 3.05 p. in.
Trains arrive at. iteaaing t . lf" bunion;
Irom Wilmington, 11. & O. Junction, JlonU
cliuniu, unaausiora junc ion, wesi uiicsier,
Lennpc, Coutesvllle, Wasnesburg Junction,
Snrlnerleld.Joanna. lllrdsboro. Qlbraltar. Hey.
fiirt and Intermediate stations, dally except
Sunday nt 10.20 a. in. 6.62 and 8.17 p. ni. Sun
day only at 11.24 a. in.
From St. Pete
'eters. Warwick and Intermediate
stations, dally except Sunday, at 8.28 a. ra,
and 2.25 p. m. Sunday only at 6 p. m.
From lllrdsboro and Intermediate stations,
Saturday only at 1.40 p. in.
From Washington aud Ualtlmoro, dally ex
cept Suuduy, 10 20 a. in. 5.52 and 8.17 p. m.
Sunday only at 11.21 a. m.
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