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his comrades and other friends of the cause, and we trust that he will not only enroll a number of members, but will secure much material for a true history of the Trans-Mississippi Department of the Confederacy. Rev. H. S. Burrage, of Portland, Maine, and Rev. Dr. King, of Boston, favored us with a visit in May, and we had much pleasure in going over with them portions of the battlefields around Richmond, and in fighting our battles over again in a peaceable and fraternal way. Captain Burrage, since his return home, has written in his paper (Zion's Advocate) a series of very interesting sketches on some of the movements in the campaign of 1864, in which he participated. We could wish that more of our friends the enemy would visit us, for many mistakes on both sides will never be corrected unless by personal intercourse and friendly discussion, Memorial day at Winchester must have been a grand affair, and we were very much disappointed at being unable to fulfil our pu