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The Kentucky troops left their encamP-
ment near this place On Srn'!ay morning
for San Antonio. They proceeded by the
way of Fulton and Tram;uell's trace, and
will intersect the old san Antonio road
al Douglass about 80 miles on this side
of Robbins Ferry. Tie officers of the
regiment, with number OF whom we be-
came acquainted, are gentlemen Of respec.
liability and intelligence, and although we
can say the same of large number of the


men, we cannot say it of all, for we have
heard some of them ccnsurcd for acts which
il true, are disgrace TO the regiment
to the Safe of Kentucky and to the nation