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rites that he has lost all hope of a restoration of the Union; thinks that it is gone forever, and that he is now willing to admit that he has been deceived, and that he will behave himself and give his influence to the South. We know this man we speak of. He was elected a Lieutenant in the army after he got there. Others should take warning.--Greenville (Tenn.) Banner. A smart woman. The Chattanooga Rebel says that Col. Boone, of Kentucky, was in command of the Federal forces at Gallatin when Col. Jack Morgan made his morning call last week, and had not shaken off the doorway god at the time of the demand for the surrender of his forces. Mrs. Boone, however, was more wide awake, and aroused the sleeping Colonel by exclaiming, "I surrender, and no does the Colonel." Of course, after that the Colonel had no more to say, but quietly caved in. General Pettigrew. The Raleigh (N. C.) Standard learns, from a near relative of Gen. Pettigrew residing in that city, that tw