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MAJOR RINcGoLp's GRAyE.-Ne have
had the pleasure of reading a letter from
an officer in Capt. Rurn's company Of
date the I2th inst. lie relates an incident
connected with the grave of the gallant
RrScsoLp which deserves 10 be mentioned.
He states that his grave is enclosed with
5ayoncfs taken from the Mexicans as a
railing. What more appropriate enclosure
for the resting place ola brave Hero than
one constructed from the captured arms Of
the enemy he had so gloriously aided in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Enquirer.