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coat & Epaulettes, mounted on his charger - he made a speech
coat & Epaulettes, mounted on his charger - he made a speech
[thanking] us for our discipline & service; at the termination of  
[thanking] us for our discipline & service; at the termination of  
which, there was nearly a dead silence.  As this a [unclear] of  
which, there was nearly a dead silence.  As this a [friend] of  
his stepped up to him & whispered something in his ear - The  
his stepped up to him & whispered something in his ear - The  
[Lieut. Col.] addressed [nearby] to the center of the [unclear] [unclear]
[Lieut. Col.] addressed [nearby] to the center of the [unclear] [unclear]
"Gentlemen I shall be happy to later drink with you all
"Gentlemen I shall be happy to later drink with you all
as [Shain's} Hotel (which was [unclear]. Three cheers followed
as [Shain's} Hotel (which was [unclear]. Three cheers followed

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[page number 49] April. [unclear] [unclear] boat that has come up from N. Orleans [unclear] Volunteers, & unfortunately not having Mexicans [unclear] will, have commenced fighting amongst themselves - [unclear] [unclear] 'difficults' have been the consequences - It was then found convenient to allow them to go to Corpus Christi to defend ^if necessary6 that part of the frontier should it be attacked - 7th - To day there was a "Battalion Inspection" in Galveston [unclear] of the '[unclear]', 'Coast Guards', 'Galveston Guards', &'Artillery' we had merely ^to our hearts content^ [unclear] ^[unclear]^ Review by the [Lieut. Col.} [Commandry]. This Gentleman, is Captain of one of the Houston Steam Boats, the blue jacket was replaced by a fine uniform coat & Epaulettes, mounted on his charger - he made a speech [thanking] us for our discipline & service; at the termination of which, there was nearly a dead silence. As this a [friend] of his stepped up to him & whispered something in his ear - The [Lieut. Col.] addressed [nearby] to the center of the [unclear] [unclear] "Gentlemen I shall be happy to later drink with you all as [Shain's} Hotel (which was [unclear]. Three cheers followed