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were
drank. stories told, song sung, &c. Below are a
few of the toasts. There being no Musical in.
struments (..lots'' of Amateur Musicians tho
about, some one of the company would sing af.
ter each Toast.


by M-f-r.--The Tse.to-tal Society.--The ad.
vnncement of the cause of Temperance the bes
evidence of the "march of mind."-


Song, "Rosnthe Bow" BY DR.. Broadbrim.


By Billy blythe characteristic ofthe meek, -
swift horses. and pretty girls; few in number bu.
"hard TO beaf.''


Song, alright are the Beams of the Morning Sky'
By Bog.


By Lummur--"Sodom''G Tin C. N.Y. and its pros
perEy. May it not be swallowed as Sedan of old
on account of its wckedness, and iniquily.


To which sentiment BOZ" arose to thank the
gentleman, "benga resident of Sodom, and hav.
ing some interest there, he felt grnteu. for the
licilude of the gentleman, in anything that con.
cerned him.


Song. Home. Sweet Home" BY Splugins.


by Dr. Bro0d6rim--Our absent friends Rer
Il. II. and LMir Brarer-May they travel on the
wings OF prosperity, and alight in the haven oil
safety.


Song. "Oh Soon Return" BY Phila Bill


by Roman-Gen. G. H. Ny, of the 18th Bri
gade-Ihe gallant and able commander of spiri.
'ea and experienced troops. with such leader who
doubts OF victory! in horny
John Hog.
By Phi1a. BW.-Toby Small our bsent friend
Unlike the rest Of "Od Rips" children, NAV he
be welcomed TO the bosom of his nativity, in n
manner becoming one of his standing in this
''neck of timber.''


Song, .Over the Hills and Far AWAY" Rv U,cIe
EIlck. 10y o"''e
BY Anciem.-Reu. A. H.-A hish-souled gen.
'leman, an exemplary and benevolent christian
pleasant trip. and speedy return.


Song; "Where now is Good Old Moses" By Ole.
by Hard'un.--The Cherokee Fair-As the
magnet 10 the Polar Star. so turns my hart to thee


Song. False one l love thee still" By Ancient


by BoE.-7he memory of Skrites-Peace to his
ashes.--Drank on bended knees.


'Burial Sir John Moore" BY Factum


by Dr. Physte--f1igh water and hot weather.
Proptious season.


Song, "Bruces Address" By Lovemuch


Sent by a Lady-ro the Ladies of Ft Smith.
and Van Buren-keep "look out" as Little Red
is among you.


Song, Fall not in love. dear girls beware" By
By HoId'on.-Big Mush Of Van Buren-Lord.
with what torked tongue he reads the ,ran, pun.
By spIngens. RS 'A' 'A''"
by Dorm East.-0ur absent friend "Drylips,
OF TT. Iowson--May the hand of time lay Iigh,
on hum who so much contributes to make i, pass
pleasantly to others.


Song, Jack of IIaz"Idim." By Hardun


by Cncfc Ehtck.--7m- D., 80. .aI.L-.,. No.
It ever be celebrated The birthday of fr,,i,n
and equahty--chershed as the dear bought treas-
nre' by the blood of our ancestors. and handed
down without ii Ia rnish to our pns,erly


Song, ''star Spangled Banner" By the Campany.
By O|e"-."-A Norwegian di,,y.-By the
Company.


And thus we continued until the evening was
noariy spent. and the setting sun reminded us i,
was time to he departing to our respective homes.
Before leaving however. the health of the Hos,
was proposed. and drank by all standing. To
which he commenced reply in his usual bland
and solemn manner. &c. tSr


Yours, &c. S. X,