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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12

in nearer, bluer folds the sun wore
softer radiance the trees, the grass, the
flowers, diviner, tenderer beauty ]
rose every morning, and looked out al
my little window at the kindling glorys
of morn, with . foeling Of strange, trem-
ulous expectation.-=l seemed to feel the
shadow Of some great event that winged
its flight above me-the one prayer Of
my soul seemed about to be answered.
One evening-oh, that evening! A
May sky, soft and blue, hung over a
green, olossomIng earth. Tue turtle
cooed in the distant wood and the robin
twittered to her young brood amid the
milky bloom OF the orchard. Gods love
shone IN the golden brightness of the
westward going sun.-My child, little
Fife, sat on the doorstep talking to her
doll, and watching the birds. All at
once, she clapped her dimpled hands and
bounded to her ieet.
"Mammy," she cried glpetully, "p4p.
py comip-=pappy comm Eflc so Eest
him ~
The words stirred my heart to its ut
most depths, and dropping my work, |
followed her cut at the door. A man
was coming up the garden path-hls
garments tattered.-his step slow and
uncertain. A beggar, no doubt! l
called to Effie to come back, but she ran
on, needless of my command. Toms
little spaniel, that l had petted and taken
care of for his sake, darted from its KEN
mel with a peculiar cry, such as never
heard from it before. What did it all
mean! My heart throbbed ant my
knees tlembled. Little Effe ran on,
holding out both dimpied hands her gol.
dsn curls blown all about her rosy face,
"How de.do, pappy. Is your little
Effic," she lispei, as she reached the
mans feet.
He stopped and raised her In his arms
and then his glance rested on me. And
such a glance such face Pale, hag
gard, worn by sorrow and suffering to q
mere shadow. Toms ghost come back
from the grave. Not that either, for my
frantic arms grasPed some tangible
form.
"Oh, Tom {" cried, "is it you p
Speak, speak and tell meT
eyes, Lucy, it's me- I couldn't beal
it no lsugar-lm dying, | beiieve-~anc
I couldn't go without seeking you anc
the little one again"
My arms held him fast, tattered gar
ments and all; my kisses fell on hi,
poor pale face like rain. | would neve
Jet him 60 again.
"Tom, Tom," I sobbed, getting dQwr
on my knees, before him, ooh, forgiy'
mG forgive me II have suffered 81
much"
dts me that must ask forgiveness
Lucy" he said humbly, mot you
: was wrong"
But stopped him short
"No. Tom, my cross word did it all,
=; ] said, "but for that we might hay!
, been happy together all these wear!
l.. years"
"NIammy, NANNY" interposed Efie
=. twisting herself FOUND on hsr father
shoulder, "don't cry no more-pappy
n come back
e Yes, thank God, he had come bac
;. poor, and tattered, and hungry-hk
S the Prodigal, bit my Tom, my husban
nevertheless. ] would pever spea
: cross to him any more.
4 1t is spring time again. The swee
u sunlight steals in at my window as
2 write and | hear the turtle cooling
i the distant wood. My husband is
e man now, standing up proudly, his fe
: upon the grave Of old temptations.
It know Gods mercy is equal to his ju
[ tice, and His love greater than ever,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12
Coal Lands For Sale

u+HE subscriber offers for sale the
a Coal privilege, with the right OF
mining and other minerals under 495
acres Of land situated in Fox tp:' lear,
field county Pennsylvania, within 2
miles of the Ridgway q hawmut H. H..
which connects with the Phila. d Erle
r. R., at Ridgway, with a six foot vein
OF Bitumiuous Coal upon it, which Is
now commanding such enormous prices
for manufacturing purposes. For sale
cheap, Germs cash, good title given
For fQrtkeF particulars, address
4. L. BARRETT,
Clearfeld p. o.,
Clear6eld Co., P'
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12

PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL-
ROAD.-This great line traverses
the Northern au6 Northwest counties OF
Pennsylvania to the city of Erie, on
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Ien"sylDd-
nia Rod Road Company, and is opera
ed by them.
Its entire length was opened for pas
senger and freight business, October
18th, 1864.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
AT RIDGWAY.
Leove EdStward.
Through Mail Train % p M
Accommodation a. ILL.,
Leare Westlcdrd.
Through Mail Train II 90 P H.
Accommodation p. m
Passenger cars run through without
change both ways between Philadelphia
and Erie.
ELEGENT SLEEPING CARS on Express
Trains both ways between WilIlamspor,,
ana baltimore, anu "
Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger
business apply at the S. &. corner 3otf
and Market SITS.
And for Freight business ofthe Com
pany's Agents: ,o,.
S. B. Kingston, Jr. Cor. 18th an(
Market sts. Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds Erie. ,
w. Brown, Agent n. G. X. L. Bal
timore.
Ii. II. HoUsT0N.
Gent Freight Ayt. Ph|a.
II. w. GwJNNER,
GenZ. Ticket Agt. PhTa.
Jos. D. PORTS,
General Manager, WmspL
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12
COUNTY u NEoToRY

w " XV L ~ NSA " = " ~
President Judge.
Hon. r. GWhite, Wellsborough'
Associate Judges,
Hon. V. S, Brockway, Jay tp:;
Hon. E. G. Schultze, St. MaFy's'
Sheriff.
P. W. Hays, Ridgway
P,othenotary, Reg. and Rec
George Ed. Weis, Ridgway
District attorney,
L. j. Blakely Ridg~sy
Treasurer,
Charles Luhr. St. Mary's
County SurDeyor,
George Walmsley, St. Nsrys
Commissioners,
CharlesWeis, st. Mary's
! Geo. Dickinson, Ridgway.
Joseph W. Taylor, Fox.
auditors,
R. T. Kyler, Fox
Jacob McCauley, Fox.
II. D. Derr, Beuezett
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12

G~fhe following was lately sent to
Louis Napoleon; "IIRE: 1 have re-
ceived two wounds under your dear
uncle, which have been the ornament Of
my life, especially as they were mortal.
If these Wounds seem to you 1T for a
license for tobacco store, my hope and
my life will be satisfied, Please prepay
your answer"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12

NGWCE.-The Books and accounts of
jacob j. Storer & Co., and Charles H..
Gering & Co.. of ST Mary's, have been
placed in the hands of the undersigned for
settlement. Parties indebted to either of
the above firms, are notified thai their &C.
counts must be settled by psynsnt to the
undersigned, within 80 days.
LAURIE ]. BLAKELY, Atty
for GERING & co, & STORER CO.
St Mary's February, 2bth '66.-bt
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-08-12
WOODS & WRIGHT

B U 5 [ n E s S CA r D s
, 1865-07-19

The Virginia State Library, which WAS got
ten up with great care and at an enormous
expease, has been robbed Of Its most yaln-
able works, A series Of valuable books,
bought in Europe By an agent Of the State
sent for that purpose, has disappeared, as
works, which cannot NOW Be supplied. Sons
valuable manuscrip. copies Of old records Of
the State, found among the archives Of the
Englith Government at London. were also
purlointd. These documents were OBJ
talned through State agent. MT.
Angus Macdonald Eas sent to London for the
purpose Of aEcsrtainiBg from the colonial
lseolds the exact boundary line between
eHEa11a end MARYLAND. A misunderstanding
On me subject had arisen some years ago BE-
tween tue two States, Maryland claiming q
pos1ton u ASeomae county as her right. ac-
Commissioners appointed IN the ea+ly days Of
the Et6te Governments to draw The line IT
divisions. lnusmnch, however. rs thew Tere
eurcsntd ty the decisions arrived al under
The coloniai regin.e, It WAS deemed advleablc,
| in the absence Of any authentic record Of the
action OF the carly State Commissioners. to
| 70 to The fountain head for the requised In.
Formation, The result, it appears, was favor.
ablc 10 The claluas Of Maryl Mr. Mac
donald, in bis 1rasearches touching the special
| Object Of his mission. discovered Large
amount Of valuable and interesting historical
| period in the settlement Of Virginia, which
he lad hnd literally transcribed. The entire
| wc1k, comprising several large volumes, was
| catt fully bound Just rs 1t was trans
crlbed. The series comprised also .
number Of maps and 1ra,s ,satTeys beth Of Aary
| By the hands Of the unscrupulous thierel
| ffcm the large volume in which they wert
bound. The beautiful library is perfect
| wreck beyond the possibili ; preparation.
, 1865-07-19
FROM MILWAUKEE.
The Soldiers Fair Railroad Matter
-TeAchefNs meetfDg-The Harvest
Po1ts1cal-DR1naEeb by Flooo-Censu
OF h1chlan1 County.

AIw4uKE1, July 1s-The success Of thu
great Soldictsf Hone FAiE, which aually
clcted lhtte On Saturday night. has
iaf exceeded all an icipatlons. At the ho1E o:
clositE the total cash receipts amounted to $t1t.-
. The Art clea yet to be rod and the sale Of tic
fair building WILL ircrense this to at 1etst $e5 03
The net profts OF The Fair Will not be less than
tlo 600, which will eecute for our disabled aol-
d'eIa sncl home ae they deterre.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com
paoy contemplate erlatcing their already exten.
stye works At Fond du Lac.
The census Of RIchland county Il 1l,607. In
1s60 the population WIS D,723. lafayette comfy
has population Of Is, III. The populatlon Of
Mineral Point IS 2,b12. Tne. population Of Msnl-
towec county Il 26, ,76G; Of Manltowoc village,
a,S@. or Two Rivers village, l.sI6.
The Annual meeting OF the Wisconsin State
Teachers Association takea place at Whitewater,
ccmmencine August lst and continuing three
dsye.
The wheat harFestts progresAIng farorably in
this State. The we4ther ia good, and the gran
excellent In quality NC quantity.
Gen. G. c. Waehhutn 10 named as competi-
.tot with Gen. Faifchlld for the Republican noml-
nttfon for Governor. Many candidates arc pte.
tented for the t ctheE State oGlccs.
Two hundred and hity barrels Of tro1t and
whte1eh were canght at Two Rivers Last Tues
tsy.
The Oconto Lsan6efm1n estimates the danseo
done hJ the recent lond there at {t3,010, besids
the delay in cutting tumtcr.
, 1865-07-19

Especial Dispatch TO The Chicago TIlbune.1
EFt1SaFIE1D, July IS.
The 90th regiment ,lIllinois veteran volunteers.
numbering twenty-five officers and I've hundred
and eighty men, LEFT Louisville On yesterday for
Chicago, for tinal payment and discharge.
The 3oth regiment Illinois veteran volunteers,
rumberdng twenty tEo cf8cers and SIX hundred
a-d eIehtJ-elght enrolled men, were mustered
ont On yesterday and placed en- route for this city
for aral payment and discharge.
Lent. Montgomery this afternoon, mustered
out Henehaw's battery consisting OF five on1cers
ard one hundred and dry enrolled men.
Ms}. Gen. II. T. Sherman has rent an auto.
<ulalels Of ltllnots who Participated IN The yaH
ous campaigns and battles conducted By him ful1
share Q! thG glory embodied IN the record Of that
lion ibst Esy be tendsrea 70 them ii my line e.
X c. Woods. Afslssant Surgeon General. Q. 8.
a, q Louisville, ky., nas 1esued the following
MIor1iynLE. ky., Jnly ~, ls65--Whsn it Is
been mustered ont dc tieE of such reetments
will not be Ectstned In the General Hospital, but
will be 11anttnrted without delay II able to
,Ssf places Of useF ont or
:, This ei1enlar vi, ia great measure, reduce
the emblrrnsment Of Surgeons in charge OF the
Camp Butler informs nc that uu Ter tho proviepne
Of this circular nteeu patients are sent to their
regiments in Chicago TO day.
Two hundred p,foled prisoners will be paid off
" Major wilson tomorrow. Some Of lhsse men
hsye been here for r. as)y two mcntha
. B,t.e1tes and E. !st Illinois Artillery, left
Abo9t 103 paroled prisoners belonging to d.f
tetent Illinois reE1ments, were paid OF at Camp
3 Butler ts-dy. The 9th ard 18th regiments we're
The cay Coansiil last everiDe adopted m or.
dfnarce spprtp.lstiDg Elk acres in OAK Ridge
In the ctrcutt Court, yesterday sfteEnoon, Phil
tp ke,l. convicted Of robbery, was sentenced to
ole Jcsr tn tho Pen!teE.iary at hard labor. This
arRs u es Sess ID sas
lot larccuy;- Willis Blecso aud Michael Devines,
fof ase:ult With deadly weapons; Willis Hledsoe
fp 5ohn e. e. 1osensfs Gs1s I
G artnce Wn.tpr, Tor larceny; Matthew Bsllold,
jane. Lewis and Barney Van An.dell LOT lar.
Mi.s Jennie Hetcht, OF your city, who 10 now
performing hcce. IL creating qnlte sensation
among the ircquenters Of the drama. She acqu1ts
heEselt with more than uspal ability.
CIV. 0glea5y, Gen. UtJute, Coils. Scydef End
Harlow. with other distinguished gentlemen,
speeches Of welccme 10 the s0th and SD regi.
mfhts, recently arrived at that paint.
sFHlsof1E1D, H., Jaly 1a.-.fhe Hon. Newton
Da'emsn art Secretary Tynnn'c left thl. morning
for Jsektonyllo to attend The funeral Or David 4.
In purtnsrce Of IN act Of the lust GenerA1 A.
semb'y, Governor oelesby, .{esttrdsy. appointed
r. B915a of Of o.
q bsu1.e a1tta Of foaa o'acy =
!. y. K,ng. Of ,1setsonv'llo; 4. babeock. Of
Miller, ef Rcetford John r. He5nolde, Of
SPRINGFIELD. and Gust7yus knrucr, OF Bel cvi1 e.
es ssss es a, e bs:
have been donated, and due notice given In tbs
, 1865-07-19

SEw YoLE, Jnly 1s-Go!d continues nrm and
speculative movements favor tnsther td7auce.
Tho Hrlle are bry,ng freely art the Bears ehow
TO disposition TO put cut options. Gold Ia offered
day. but without fading borrowers. There are m
mors On the street Of an intention on the psrt Of
SccTets'y AcCulloueh 10 order tho sale Of .
large amount Of the surplus gold in the snb,
Treasury. The aiatement has 4 certxu Anouot
os e1tdercc In certain quarters. and l. Is ote 0!
me- o IN iss
hnG Inu up to 1881.
New TonK, July tS-Go1d 1t 1874.
, 1865-07-19

N. ". FaiF-Cn1yeraaitat Department..
The Treasurer OF the UEivfrsaltst Department
Of tho late solniers' Far makes the following re-
port:
Amount csoss receipts. 1851 90
I" c1rend dtutre..,...........+,.... s6s.71
, 1865-07-19

PERsosA1--J. J. Moore, Esq, Agent Of the
Board Of Immigration Of Missouri, is stopping at
the Cty Hotel. He can be cousulted there ID re-
ls.iou to the price OF 1ande, and the aby induce
me1ts there arc for persons Wishing to eet!!e IN
Missouri. He couea highly recommended By the
Governor OF that State, and other prominent
men
, 1865-07-19

FoNrREss MONROE, Jply 17-Tho ship Mis.
eouri has sailed for Bordeaux With tobacco from
Kichn1nd
Col. r. H. Blunt has been appointed Assletant
Q1artcrmastcr a. this post znd Capt. Nathaalel
Low, Jr., nj Norfolk.
Tie rev and beautiful eh+pel OF the Cnlted
Sta'es hospitals hero is 20 lar completes hist
services were bcld there yesterday. Chaplain E.
P. Roe aud Rev. Mr. Tlsdsle, OF the Christian
Commission, conducting The services.
Arrived f1om CRY Point-steantr Edward
Everett, With the SD PennsyIv9lIs Volunteers,
ton1d to Dsltiosor-. Sailed for Styannah.-
steamer Fairbanks, with Lieut.. F. r. Jones. OF
the 9ulh New York Volunteers, and 200 convalcs-
cent snd rebel p11sQlCsn.
, 1865-07-19

Pay m ent of So1d1srs-Ta1eEraph 0pc.
rattOnH-TrAde II ON WllininEt0n-
mtl1tHxy Matters.

NEW ToBE, July 1s.-Ths steamer Lou3sa
Moore tEtrge Wilmington dates Of the 1ash. The
~. Mtta!a @ asys nearly niilien dollars hare been
The Am. richn Telegraph Company have taken
charge Of the Southern lines, and expect soon TO
have communication through the interior be
tween Now York and New Oflcsns.
The Moore left one day prior to the time adyer-
iecd for ssiltng. owing to the fact that her catso
tLd another one we're Iyirg on the dock before
she arrived.
There IL moro freight 1t Wilmington, destined
for The North, thsn the present transportation can
accommodate. Bnd when tho railroads. are put in
there 10. q great amount OF produce about VII
mirgton.
1nree steamer loads Of negroes have lately
been ent TO Charlotte.
The I'd Massachusetts, heavy artillery hare go1e
to Fort Fisher. to relieve the 18th New York,
ordered to repolt 10 Gen. Augur. at Washington.
, 1865-07-19
Especial Disp.tch to the Chicago Tribune
3aan1anu jnlY 14

Especial Di.p.teh to the Chicago Tribune
MADISON, July 1s.
The Govt1nor received intelligence this after
nocn That the 18th Wisconsin, one Of the largest
regiments from the State, was mustered out Of
eeffsce &c and left Louisville to day for Madison.
-. .uss VIII probably reach here tomorrow. The
18Th German, regiment is mustered out and CT
fsSteu aI % arrive here during the presen: weak.
1ae ~9;a ssE nent and 9Th battery were p1id
o-day. Inc "a regiment is ordered To rendez-
vous at this pisce ior payment On The s5th oil
Ju'y.
Lieut. Geo. Aabce, Of the :s,h ,4o,r,,,,, 1,t,-r,.
The Journal that cut Of twepty,t -or,, r.nt,..3
With hira at Re3ms etatton. August sstb. h4t dYs
are living. Only two are 1t tot duty, This il Il,
orf p11so1 ers. 49,
Capt. Curr1nt Of the sta Wisconsin, who xas
loon, ID now considered By the attendinT xnT
geons to be ont Of dang es, and Is doing 1eT1f1e1.
tho only felr belng from tndsmaa1ioa. Thexe
, 1865-07-19

Nt Ntcept1on Of Regiments len. Sutly4s
Indian Expt ptutrton-Thc sndInns
AHxlruR TO make Tfcnt1tA-Thp Nllf18
a4Nt Anthony.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribunc.1
ST. Paul, July II.
The I'd rcg:n ent was received In excellent
style, and to Day IN ovation was fgtveu to the 1st
Gov. Miller, In his welcoming speech, advocated
gtv!rg every man OF boy, black or while, who
b.d fought In the ULlcn army the right to vote.
A letter from Fort sullJ, Dakota, sa5s Gen
su'ly'e expedition hae concentrated there. 1t
found great difficulty On the march, owing to
graestoppe.* having destroyed the ezass. The
hcrtes wire kept on half zations Of corn. Con
sul1y tbtnkA he will be able to make treaty with
tho Sioux IndtaIs vest Of the Missouri without
70 and reported a large body Of Indians at Lons
Point noI;h Of the Black Hlll, anxious to make
a treaty.
One cypber too much IN ny dl'patch relative
10 manufacturers at the Falls OF St. Anthony
made II rcsd one hundred instead OF ten large
saw mills in operation there.
, 1865-07-19

THE LATE SMUGGLING CAsE.-The case Of
Elijah Y. Day. for resisting Dopu'y Collector
Emanuel Hensltr in tho discharge Of bis duty,
has been examined betor3 United States
Commissioner Parker. The proofs show the
transaction to be substantially as related by
us the other day. The defendant justified
his conduct. and claimed t., be so near Navy
leland at tho time of tho resistAuos bo
In Canadfan waters; and second. on the
ground that the Deputy Collector had NJ
tight to seize or Inspect h1s boat until he
nei,her ship or a vessel Within tbs Law Of
Congress. The defendant Was not sustained
By the Commissioner In these views, and he
was required t3 give bail to appear at the
August term of tho United States Court at
-ButTalo and answer the charge. The trial Of
this case will be likely to settle the matter
as 10 where the boundary line Is between the
two Governments. and also to define the
duties OF Custom House officers In making
seizures Of such c1aft.-B9Gdlo Commercial
AS9rkrffsfY
, 1865-07-19

isptclA ulepatch 10 1he Enlc32o 11fnunt-l
81. LOUIS, July "a.
ReEnlaF passenger t'aiDs will commtnre xu1-
ming 10 P.eaasn. HILL on the Psetdc Eailsoao, to-
MORROW. The work On the gnp between Pleasant
Hill and Independence ia being pushed forward
With rapld1ty. Rud we have the assurance that In
s1otber month or ei1 weeks tho Pacific z11lr7ad
Of Miasoun will be 1ulehed.
Toe rotosinus dseperado, Clinton Basbr1dge,
who was sentenced to ten years Imprisonment in
the Missouri State ren,ientiary for hushNhack-
ing, and pardoned cut By the clemeacy OF Presi.
dent lincoln, Wae again arrested Mafch 10th, on
the charge Of murder In the drst degrees, and COM
nitt<d to the GEstlot Erect prtson. THIS morn
Ing, Aersbsl. Cobb received reqr:stt On from
Judge Foeg, of Pike county, No, t. send Bar
bIdSe to Bowling Green, in that county, for rial.
1he 18Th q. 8. regulars, formerly commanded
by Colonel, now Mi. Gen, ". 7. Sherman, Hill
arrive in St. Louis this ereDinG. They humber
60 men tEd oftcra, ana have the reputation Of be-
ing the best dfillc1 regiment in th= service.
Tie CELEBRATES from Cansda, New Btunswfck,
std Ecra Scots Y sltcd tue Merchants Exchange
this morning, ard expressed pleasure at the hos
pttables fea1ntnt they received. also their CUR
pzise At the vsatne.s of the West md Its hieh
CULTIVATION. The hayoF OF Montreal, In Al eio-
quent little tpseeh, alluded to the prospective
annexation 0F the British Provinces to the Enited
, 1865-07-19

Propeller ON F1RE.-The Propeller City
OF New York, otthe Northern Trnnsp ut ation
Compauy's line, took fire around her boilers
On Saturday, while lying at The ship yard OF
Allan, Mcclellan s. Co., On the atenomonte
wal,ing some repaits to her wheel. She had
on board number Of passengers mud was
bound for Chicago, and but for tho accident
to her wheel would have been On the lasc
when The fire broke cut, and added another
to the isightfnl instances already on record
Of burning vessels. After a couple Of hours
Of hard labor by the steam engines the fire
was subdued, not without some damage to
the propeller, and great deal more to her
cargo which was pretty well saturated with
wafer. She Was insured for SIS 900 In the
Columbian. The passengers disembarked
themselves aud baggage and took omnibuses
for town.-NQtoduk<e St1fi'tl, 17th.
, 1865-07-19

but his rendition OF the most
difficult pieces Of muate Is usrvelous, especially
II view Of the fact that re has been blILd from
tltth, Is more than half idiotic and learns to
plaJ everything from once or twice hearing It
played BY others Hia OVID eItravaganzas and
extenpcr1durs are1he most wonderful Of hts
performances, and charm tll who hear him. He
instruction IL incomprehennble to him. He will
eive concert hero in few days, and then go
flrthfr Enrthx
, 1865-07-19
EnOm INDIANAPOLIS.
Reception OF Reg1meLtk-Speeche of
tEcIcome-AFItTalo Of EFo0pk.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdhune.1
1Kp1ASAPoIIs, duly IS
The 9Th Battery, Lieut.. Frank; the 25th Bat.
teEy, Capt Sturm; 4sth Infantry, Col. Bingham;
6oth, Col. Perry and 142d, Hent. Col. Oakley,
had reception this afternoon IN Stite House
Square. Gov. Morton, Gen. Hoyey, Gen. Ben
Lett, Col. Eddy, Chaplain LosIer and others made
speeches a1d great enthusiasm prevailed among
the veterans.
The 1sth Infantry. Col. Patton. thirty three off,
ce1e and four hrnd=cd and eighty stx men, and
the 59tb, Col. Mcknight, twenty-ont oft1cers and
s,x hundred and forty four men, arrived this
morning. They will probably have reception 10
MORROW.
tered out At Louisville To day and Ii expected to
s1rive 10 morrow. Capt. Steven on and Lieut..
". n. BuEdun, Of the 4oth 1nfsnt!J, have arrived
tie regimen: which will reach here day after to-