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of Gen. Me- Cianahan, where most important and
arduous duty awaited them. Having stimulated
thems TO the proper point by the good liquors
so aDundanty provided, they were ushered into a
large apartment WHERE they were met by a most


imposing array of roast pig and beef lamb and
mutton, bacon and turkey, sfanked by hundred
other sayory yiands, too numerobs TO mention.


The madam being commander-in-chiefo on this oc-
there was hard fighting indeed. Suffice il to saw


eVerK man aeauitled himself in most soldier-like
manner, and left the Generals with most elevated
notions Of Hospitality and the taste and rnanage


ment of his IadY.-,.1-v - II


So ended our general muster-and so may they
all end; showing as they Go the strength and cour-
age of nation Of freemen, difIusing kind and So
cIal feeling. and. drawing closer the frater6al
chords which bind togeher the hearts of the citi-
zens ef this glorious old: Commonwealth i~.a-
Oct. ,l7lh, 1915. SPECTATOR