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0a- An army correspondent of the Raleigh
Register, says i" But what shall say of old
Rough and Ready p Il would do your hear
good 10 get shake of,he old Hero's paw-so
cordial and hearty, so free from thai pompous
affection which some II the smallerfry officers
are so fond Of Putnng on. Why you would
know him among Thousand. even if you had
never seen him before--not by his dress, ior II
you. were lojudge by that, you would take HIM
for some old country codger who had siraggied
into camp-bul BY his looks. you would know
him. for he looks just like nobody else in the
world-but General 1.4TL Or He is a most
pleasant old gentleman. and delights. ..,alkr 8
with the volunteer privates. He walks about
the camp as independently as though he didnh y
care copper for Santa Anna OF the one, who
sent him here. The soldiers would die for him,
so dearly do they love him. He's my man for
any Office" 3