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A PUGILIsTIc GENERAL.-We heard
from a gentleman, lately from Monterey, a
good story about one Of our volunteer brig.
aders. The General happened one morn.
ing 10 be present. dressed in rather a shah


by suit, where some ieamsltrs were harm.
essing their horses, and not liking the way
IN which they fixed things, interlered, and
IN rather an authoritative manner, told
them il was all wrong and they didn't know
what they were about. Thereupon. one
OF the ieamslers told the General that he
wa, an old ass, aud had better 20 about
bis business, with other complimentary
phases adapted to the occasion. The
General, not used to let such compliments
pass unnoliced, coolly took Off his coat,
and said TO the aggressive ieamster, Nov,
sir, you must hghtl" and pitching into
him, ihey-the General and the teamster--
had q glorious fight, but the General came
of victorious. Another teamster, who in.
terlered in the fight, was next walked into
by the General, and knocked into cooked
hat in less than no time. Ii must have
been a sayo TO The mortified feelings Of the
licked tcamsters to discover, as they very
soon discovered, that they had been very
eacetuaIly whipped by a.Brgadic; General
In the United States army,