lie said be had been driven from a com
fortable little liu-ne which he an 1 his son
had,By honest toil, partly paid for, and
that although the loss to him was a heavy
one, he would not, to regain k, sacrillce a
moment of the happiness he was then ex
periencing in gazing at the starsand stripes
floating oi er Camp Defiance, and nt the
marshaled hosts here ready to replace that
flag wherever it had been torn down and
trampled upon on the continent of Ameri
ca. lie felt particularly good, shook hands
with everybody, seemed to lovo everybody;
and when the brigade bund struck up
“Yankee Doodle,” be danced and shed
tears as an indication of the great stream
of joy that was swelling up from his patii
otic heart. He left on the train in the
evening, having by some means secured a
passage to Wisconsin.— Cairo City Ga
zette.
£-?/’A correspondent of the Milwaukee
BVscoasi/i from Montgomery, Alabama,
of the 24th of May, writes as Gllows:
“ The planters in this vicinitr, have to
keep a strict watch upon their uegroe®.
