- CAsWELL VOLUNTEERS.
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These noble fellows left this place on Wednes-
day morning last, and are doubtless by this time
in their quarters, and somewhat familiarized with
soldiers life We have all confidence in their
capacities of endurance, we'll in their valor for
the battlefield -...- s...f


The Hon. Calvin Graves Senator from Cas-
well, had gone home from his arduous duties in
the Legislature, and had remained only one night
with his family, from which he had been absent
for many weeks; but such was his love for the
Casweli boys, (he has four nephews among them,) }
and such his State and County pride, that he re.
turned to this city in company with them, over bad
roads and in severe weather, and saw them de-
part in the cars for Wilmington. Before leaving
their quarters. at the house of Mr.. John Hutch
ins, he returned the thanks of the Caswell Vol
unteers to the Military companies of the city and
to the citizens for the respect with which they had
been treated; and in the course of his remarks he
made the pledge, that the Caswell Volunteers,
with fair field and an open fight, would kilmore
Mexicans than any company that has yet crossed
the Rio Grande. This pledge, we feel satisfied,
will be redeemed, should an opportunity present
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