. Bull corrono a Bull Run; o, quattro anni nell'esercito del nord della Virginia. Contenente un resoconto dettagliato della carriera e delle avventure del Baylor Light Horse, Company B., Twelfth Virginia Cavallry, C. S. A., con le foglie del mio rottame-book . o farlo, dovrebbero l)e appeso-. Questa indebita eccitazione da parte del Presidente e dei teorici era dovuta, senza dubbio, a relazioni come le seguenti: Martinsburg, W. Va., 22 ottobre 1863. Sharp, Headcjuarts Army of the Potomac: Dichiarazione di William Arndoiif, un nativo della contea di Jefferson: Sono stato informato da un agricoltore dal nome di Joseph CRA

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. Bull run to Bull run; or, Four years in the army of northern Virginia. Containing a detailed account of the career and adventures of the Baylor Light Horse, Company B., Twelfth Virginia Cavalry, C. S. A., with leaves from my scrap-book . o do so, they should l)e hung-. This undue excitement on the part of the President and thegenerals was due, no doubt, to such reports as the following: Martinsburg, W. Va., October 22, 1863. Colonel G. H. Sharp, Headcjuarters Army of the Potomac: Statement of William Arndoiif, a native of Jefferson county: I was informed by a farmer by the name of Joseph Crane, who lives near Charlestown, JefTerson county, and is a veryreliable man and a strong rebel, and thinks I am the same, that he would be very much disappointed if General Lee didnot cross the Potomac at the Point of Rocks within ten days.This man Crane says he never had been disappointed in hisopinion in reference to the rebel movements. He furtherstated that Imbodens command fell back to Front Royal, there to divide their forces into two separate commands. Oneis to advance by the way of Berryville and Charlestowni; theother, to keep north of the turnpike and surround and cap-ture the forces stationed at this post. He also said that. Julian Hutchinson. //<? Bull Run to Bull Ruu. General Lee has the largest and finest army he has ever hatl.He further stated that Jenkins was to unite his forces withImboden. This gentleman (Arndoff) has been heretofore employed asa spy, and is acting- in that capacity at present. I this day sentthe said Arndofif to Front Royal, Luray, and various otherplaces. He is a responsible man. I took his bond for $5, 000. Michael Graham. It is not stated that Arndoff ever paid the bond. I knewColonel Crane well, and Arndoff did not deceive the old gen-tleman much. He had fully measured Arndoff before hespoke. I can imagine the mischievous twinkle of his eye, aswith the Jack OLantern of his mind he illumined the hypo-critical Arndoff and filled his belly wi

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