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 0d-A CARD-The State Artillery, on their re- turn from NewOrleans, where they went to assist m celebrating the glorious anniversary of our Washing toms birth, desire to make brief hut emphatic ex- esion of the thanks they owe, and the feelings with which then hearts are full. To the military of that noble city they went strangers, but were received as brothers, and returned sworn friends.

 From their immediate hosts and most courteous fellow soldiers, Gen. J. L. Lewis and staff of the First Division L. M., the courtesies and favors re ceved were too frank and too frequent to admit of any attempt at enumeration requita but they rest on memories of steel, where they are engrayen too deeply ever to be effaced.

 Too many their friends, and too numerous their acts of kindness to try to name them-but the ar- dent hope they may some day reclprocate, at least their spirit If not their value, the State Artillery wish to all the Military of NewOreans, and to the gentiemany proprietors of the St. Charles Exchange (o whom we are indebted for many acts of kndness) frank and hearty Gods speed

 JOHN B. TODD, Cap'ain

 JOHN P. REMY, lst Lieut..

 VIM JAS. FARES, 2d Lieut..

 SAM'L Nj. TODD, Sd Lieut.. Mohi CA,h