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A STORY OF THE WAR.WHEN Miss Theodosia Huntingdon, of Burlington,Vermont, concluded to come South in 1870, she wasmoved by three considerations. In the first place, herbrother, John Huntingdon, had become a citizen ofGeorgia having astonished his acquaintances by marryinga young lady, the male members of whose familyhad achieved considerable distinction in the Confederatearmy ;in the second place, she was anxious toexplore a region which she almost unconsciously picturedto herself as remote and semi-barbarous ; and, inthe third place, her friends had persuaded her that to