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ge upon the "enemy" in the corner, which happened to be capacious bowls of egg-nogg and apple toddy, and we need not say that the order was executed in a spirited fashion. This over, the company was cordially welcomed to the festive board by Col. G. W. Munford, the oldest ex-Captain present, in a speech replete with retrospective allusions and patriotic sentiment. This was followed by "Auld Lang Syne" and "Dixie," by the band, and then ample justice was done, to the substantial repast. It was altogether a pleasant affair; and nothing would have been more gratifying to the young Blues now enlisted in their country's service than such a mark of attachment bestowed by the gray-headed veterans who shouldered the musket in years gone by. Much credit is due to Mr. John D. Smith, one of the honorary members, for his active efforts on the occasion, and to Charley Hunt, of "Our House," who prepared the dinner. May the next "welcome home" be as pleasant, and may all be there to enjoy it.