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MAJOR FRy.--A beautiful incident oc.
Cured day or two since. Major Fry,
while surrounded by number Of his
friends, was approached by one OF his men,
who saIuted him as "Colonel," +" made some
remark and passed on. One Of his friends
Observed


"Major, | was not aware that you were
promoted"


"l am not" said The noble Kentuckian--
"l am still Major, though command Re.
giment-my Colonel and Lieut.. Colonel
are with US; though dead their spirits rule
u.s."


It is well known that this regiment has
with il the bodies Of Col. Mckee and Lieut..
Col. Clay, who fell at Buena Vista. The
remark Of Major Fry, is worthy of the gal.
liant dead, the regiment they commanded,
and worthy too, of the brave and gifted
man who uttered II.