{"newspaper_name": "American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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HE GRAVE OF RINGGoLp. G. w. Cutter,
Esq, the Western Poet, who is an officer in one
OF the volunteer companies in Mexico, recently
visited the grave of the lancnted RinCgold, Of
which he thus speaks:


"The spot is well selected, and the palings
that surround the las' bed Of this lamcnted he
TO, tell you at once that he was buried by the
hands Of his victorious companions in arms
| They are made of musket barrels with bayon-
cts inserted perpendioularly through The wood
! en- rails. A plain board without name or date,
IS al his head-and ali is painted black.