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OUR RECRUITS IN mEXIco.
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 The following letter from Mr. Ridgely, shows that tue Arkansas boys stand No. l, in the Regular Line. Capt. Woods Company was recruited in the counties of Washington, Madison. Benton and Crawford; Capt Anthony's, mostly in Washington and Benton. Both companies include members of of the most respectable families in the Slate, and all aIe of respectable standing. who cnIis- ted under their eounirys banner, in spirit of milf tary enthusiasm. not having chance io volnn,eer IT an opportunity oilers have full faith that our boys will give good account of themselves.

 Bate. HD Gas, CAMP VERGARA,1

 Ned- Pera Crp-. Jsiy i5fA, I8f7

 Gear Sir:--At the solicitation Of Capt Woods I enclose you tbe within order. At 10 o'clock last evening he received orders from this office, to march to Camp '.Jaan" On the reception of the order, your gallant tnend with his compsnies was ready in ten minutes; snd he the first man, ready with his knapsack, &c. on his shoulders He is assigned by the commanding General. to the poa of honor, the right flank of the advance march. He is highly esteemed oy the General and the post assigned him is highly complimentary to him and the State he represents. He is the Commander of the right flank should the tnemy attack as in our march, you may rely that he will disgrace the ehvalry and pat roism of ks adopted State. The Captain Is in fine spirits, and in good health.

 remsn, very respectfully,

 RICH. II. RIGDGELY, Sscfg of Brigade. Eof Gro N Cr4zEr Van nttre, Arl-