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PUBLISH THEIR NAMEs.-Why have not the
names Of the brave soldiers who fell in the
battles on the Rio Grande not yet been commu-
nicated 10 the public? Many of these men
have friends and relatives in the United States,
who feel anxious in regard to their fate, and
it is no more than justice to them and to the
gallant fellows themselves that their names
should be published. Ii would be an addition
al satisfaction TO solder to know, on going
into battle, that if he fell in defence OF his
country his name at least, would be given TO
his countrymen as an evidence of his gallant
ry Ledger.