Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-09

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following ez..agls:
60, Johnston was slightly wounded the first
d. all roa command devolyed On Ca7araI
G,sstsyns smith, officer Of yery GREAT
- o-;orinr the confidence of the -
IS q S;eh decree
rpa 9a c],.It;oe in the sd North Carolina
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From the Richmond Examiner Of Tuesday
the Sd, e CLEAN the following:
o
Yesterday morning 1t asthe public eEpec-
tatloo that events would cuimlnato OF th(
Chi-Ea. oainy in the grand battle which
must certainly burst before the war cloud il
olapclled, and stamp the second day OF June
i'll the history Of the Confederacr, IS th,
"Creat day for which all other days wer,
maze - bat all remained quiet, and the en-
envy, protected by his swamp Businesses
seemed content to let it remain SO.
During the morning it was said a flag 0
truce came from the headquarters Of the ca
e#s, asking for a cessation Of hostSliejc5 t
permit the burial Of the dead, which wa
granted, and both armies engaged IN til
work.
About 3 o'clock yesterday the pickets 0
the right wing Of our army on the Chicka
homjny were drawn in half mile or more
the army falling back q corresponding dis
tance, carrying with them ali the tents, al
tltcry, ammunition and camp e%quipaC4, CAP
tureQ from the enemy on Saturday. I'd
tents numbered two Numbered or more, Will
the amount Of fixed ammunition, and store
was l2fse ana valuable;
the anaTo v;was not ,sac4ss;fafed hy 9'.no 80
ma3t - fhoirs INT i US ohonIa3a5 -
ca7so If ifs near rrox;,a:1v - tba sn-on,
- -
operations therefrom in the still further pusl
J inc OF the enemy's lines. Nothing Of int
st was stirring on the left wing of the arm.
Persons who came in from the lines at d
!. IaCunt points represent the condition Of tt
army as beng most excellent, and the cont
oence in their OWL mvlnclbllity strOngerths
ever.
| Ihe Gather was very warm, but the det
and wounded had been removed-tho form
: TUNED, and the latter Brought to the city.
+" g learn that a few shells were thrown /
/ the enemy during the moving OF our lin
) Yesterday. morning, but no casualties occu
red. Il las been pretty reliably ascertain
that the Yankee loss in the two days conte
) was very serious. Their wounded are ben
! sent on Hoard transports for shipment
Fortress Monroe and ashington.
2 Lho enemy have evidently felt our @o0at
: Of iron and lead, opposed to their earth a
teIled pine trees, and towards behind the
+ and viii feel along our lines in the vain no
@. discovering an unSu&rded gate ID Rjc
Y u0Ad. We shall disapp0int them.