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Captain Haraee, in letter dated 2sth ut. TO near
and dear relative not in this city furnished TO his bro
ther N. A. Hardee Esq, Of Savannah who politely ten.
dered extach for our columns, wrote in good spirits,
ing thhe as happy he be under the cicurn
stances You will see (says the correspondent Of our
he Is we'll and kindly treated In every respect
lie allowed to send to the campfire day aer he was


taken. for his baggage and his servant Jack Accompa
nying his letter rough draft Of the report which he
made General Taylor ofthcir engagement with and
capture By the .Mexicans, which s almost the same
word for word - the which you incosed me In
your last letter osptan Thornton and Lisutsnant Kans
a. M ~ Rrot soHin0 0o1irn n n n - tho