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LIEUT.. CocHRAN.-We have had, within
the past week, the melancholy satisfaction oi
handling the sword used by the gallant Lieut..
Cochran, on the. TO him, fatal field of Resaca
de la Palma, and also on that Of Palo Alto II
is very much hacked on the edges, and be-
smeared with quantity Of now coagulated
blood. showing that the brave soldier did not
fall unul he had done much execution upon
the enemy. He died with his sword in his
hand, on


sThe field Of his fame fresh and CORY"
bat he lives in the hearts of his countrymen,
and will continue green in their memories
while time shall last. There never was bet
ter soldier or nobler heart forced to " bite the
DUST" than he who welded the instrument oi
war which we have above noticed.


How sleep the brave who sink 70 rest,
4 & With all their countrys honors blest"


His widow and orphan daughter are now
il our midst, with the parents Of The deceased.
The sympa,hies Of our people are all with the
stricken mourners; but that sympathy is poor
compensation for the loss they have sustained
lit being irrepsrable except by Him who
!" tempers The wind 10 the shorn lamb. Go
lumbar Spy. Il