THE EAST AND THE WEST 8Ilf)ITT T)rii- „ „ „ fo shoii'deu. bUOUI'DEUirst time in the war, a large body of Eastern troops hive h^n „ ixmij 01with the barSy men of f.M®'f Mt by 8ideIowa and Wisconsin in » '' n 'anii' Illinois,Bouthwest. Nobly did they YiT-i,!,*'*16 fc .,heThe Western men were eaeer m • * 01 memory of Chickamanga, and th^TfromArmy of the Potomac were as anxion.T •their compatriots that they can strike a,’ Wrt Wows as the hardest ever strnek in the W(ftThis unwonted scene of emulation and th*demonstration of the equal prowegg of tv fliers of the two sections, mnst have the6 S°* salutarj effect both at home and abroad. m°8t