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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31

ARE HOSPITAL.
Owen Dunn, T., 9Ith.
Geo. Chick, q, 18th HEAVY
Art.
Jas. Lang. c, 7th Heavy Art.
"A. d. Ions. 9Th Militia
/. Israel Oakley, X, 9th Heavy
Chss. B. West, r. l2ist.
2. Chenalier, X. god
II. p. Lestcher, a, l23th.
Robt. II. Bell, +, eth HeGvy
? Art.
@. w. Bowman, X, 9Th AT.
Nelson Wood. l, 9th Art.
Zacheus Rogers, ID, loth.
Michael O'Rourke, +, eth Art
Geo. Campbell, II, lI6th.
Andw. A. Giddings, G, <lth.
Sers. Joe. FsvreaI, b, l%oth.
Serg. Pat. Fleming. X. ltoth.
Corp. John stapc, II, Loth.
Corp. s. Lapworth, X, 9th.
Cha.. Kiser, Il, 9Th Art.
Chas. Cole. ID, 9Th Art.
ssm'l v. Taylor, ], eth Art.
WIN. Hennersmith, ID, IAN.
Corr. John Gloude, X. sd.
Sers. r. 3. Robinson, !, SD.
Henry Moore, l, 93d.
Theo. II. Harvey, ], 93d.
Henry Foster. l., I'd X. A.
Dan'l Moore, r, 1<oth.
Corp. N. Terry, B, It'll Art.
las. Sheehan, y. 69th.
WIN. Crsndell, I, SD.
Corp. J. l.. Harris, NJ, I'd.
John b. Davis. N. 9TH II. A.
Let serg. John Shepard, +, 6sth
Michsel Connis, Y, 6gtb.
Dsa'l Bsublits, y. "a ii. A.
Pat. Fitzsimmons, +, ID II. A.
Linus Shelly, z, SD.
Corp. Geo. B. Hill, 10th.
Thos. Pcndy, l., sd.
Thos. Barry. X. 9Th II. A.
Henry Barnes, X, l36th.
John Delscosts, c, 18Th
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All these vessels ahoat and besides them scverai
still the stocks in the last stages Of completion
THE IRoN-CLAD DUNDERBERG.
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THg SHAMROCK.
MAILS FOR THE BLoCKAnE FLYRT.

The U. 3. steam transport Newbem will sail
from the Brooklyn EssyYsrd on Wednesday. June L.
for the North Atlantic Blockade Squadron.
The Y. b. steam transport Union viii sail on The It'd
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THE EOLL OF HONOR.
Names Of New-Yoris Wounded Received ~
the Washin ton Hospitals.

We continue our publication Of the list Of the
gallant soldiers OF New-Yoik who have been wounded
in this most memorable campaign, and who have been
distributed srough the various hospitals in Wash'
in0fon.
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WOUNDED OFFICERS.

distributed tHrough the various hospitals in Washs
ington:
WOUNDED OFFICERS.
The following officers, who We're wounded in
the late battles have reported at Surgeon Antselrs
office. on Pennsylvania avenue, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets:
Lieut. Louis sreebod L, I5thCol r. NJ. Cummins l2ith.
n. A. Capt. 4. ii. Allen q. 22i cav.
Major Dudley Farlns 47;h Iea. HR. Dunnng II 22desv.
Len Jas. H. Ashton r, ar. Capt. ira = Bush, l24.h
Capt Chs. y. Fisher 0ith Col Chas. J. bower l0Stb
Capt Audw, Wood, G. y7.h. Lieut. T. T. Parsons adj. lostt
Caps T. o. Thomas, l52d. Cont George +. TAFT =, 18th.
Lieut. Tho. Drmpse 4ih. Lieut.. John J. Hardenbug, b
Lieut. q. .. Barber, 10th. 18th. $50
Capt y. 3. Brown, st Capt Porter Farley p, lo4th.
Lieut. Thos. G. Adams r 2ls Lieut. James Malery y, l40.
Lea Benz. Van Paden srt. Lieut.. VIM. ~ Benedict d,
Lieut. r. +. OCouner G o9th lGsth.
Capt j. W. Coyeney. seth MAJ. Schamberger, 18th H. A.
Lieut. Lanaerd J. Ducssder Leut Andw 1ompkins 5stb,
r. b2l rensned 20 duty.
Lieut. Thos. JFowler, F. eai. VIM. III. LsEue A. lHbf
Lieut. w Ii. Tucker, q, lllst. returned to duty.
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AlAXIMII.IAS
Vera Cruz, May 27, 1864"
The Battles in Virginia Viewed from
Abroad.

We are indebted to two gentlemen, con.
nected with the photographic, establishments,
for late European papers, from which we
extract the following
The details Of the great battles in Ameri-
ca are calculated rather to enhance than di
minish the sensation with which the frat
kilograms were received There has been
no exaggeration, no over strained descrip.
ton Of the conflicts or the carnage. IL, in.
deed, it DO recollecied that even the long
reports of furious fighting hich We yestcr-
day published still leave two days OF san.
culinary action unaccounled for, it must be
allowed that war has never come before us
in shnpe so appalling. Perhaps the Amer.
leans may bc proud of The pre.eminence,
but they have certainly fought more des-
perately, for longer Time, and with more
dreadful slaughter than any nation before
them, 1t would not be Impossible TO match
the results Of any ono days battle WITH
stories from the wars Of the Old World /;
but never, We should think, In tho history
Of man, were five such battles as these
compressed into six successive days. u is
hard TO conceive how nature could have
supported the exhaustion ard the strain
We have been told that after single day 8
hard 6ghting the lassitude and reaction in
even victorious army are such that any
fresh fores might snatch its lau,els from IL
whereas here are two armies hotly engaged
in the work ss slaughter from the morning
Of Thursday till the night Of Tuesday, with
scarcely the intsrmission OF an hour. 0u
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AN ACT TO RAISE MONEY TO IHCREAsE
THE Pay OF SOLDIERS.

The following Act makes mn important
addition to the taxes, as established by 9TH
er laws:
The Congress of the Confederate States
of America DO enact, That upon all subject
of taxation, under existing tax Laws, there
shall bc assessed and levied tax equal to
Onc-iith OF the amount Of the present tax
on The same subjects for the year l8 a !;
which tax shall be payable only in Confed-
crate Treasury notes, of the new issue, ard
shaI! be collected ut the same times with
other taxes on tic same subjects, under
laws now in force.
SEC. Q. The money arising from the tax
hereby imposed, shall be appropriated, first
to the payment Of tho increased compcusa.
ton of the soldiers, under the Act passed
;st the present session.
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from Vlruinta-

PERERsDvnG, JuIy l'ap N-Tbo on
emv are still in o,r from, - au ,,o;a,a .r
the old lines |, ,i,,yon,,h, annh,1,,', ,,.,,
some or ,I,.ir c,.r,,,,
probably either to tho North side Of the
AppomatIox aud James River, or Wash.
ington city. A; every point on the encmy's
line, hug. figs have been disp!a,c cd TO day
and bands inccssantly playing. Less than
the usual about of sGeIliur md soma Ii,,I.
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Want of Money.

The neglect or inability Of the Gpeern-
ment to pay its soldiers, and other creditors,
is producing tery serious Inconvenience
among those persons who are dependent
upon money resources for living. The
failure of the Government TO put the mon.
ey In circulation, BY paying of its claim
ants, necessi,ates failure among individual
obligors 10 meet the demands upon them,
ard thus &, neral distress and Inconvenience
supervenes And it does not appear that
there is n prospect Of these difficulties be.
ing speedily removed. 1t is said that money
enough for the present emergency has been
printed in Columbia, but by some Inexpl.
cable arrangement il has to be sent 10 Rich.
mond and there counted before it can BE-
paid out. AS transportation 10 Richmond
is for the present uncertain, and as the
Clerks who count the money are said TO be
all in the army, il may be long time yet
before the soldiers and others can get their
pay unless common sense will suggest to
red tape some expedicnt by which the
money can be counted and paid on, some.
where outside Of the limits Of Richmond.
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The GLORIOUS Fourth" wos, rs usual,
pleasantly and properly celebrated in the
good town of Columbia. Stores were
closed, the great bell was made to ring as
merry peal as could be elected from its
iron throat, and in the afternoon happy
concoursc gathered together to enjoy music
In the Park. The most notable dcmonstra-
ton Of The occasion, however, was the ilu-
mination of the jail. This was got mp by
the. larkee prisoncrs-a curious proof of
the cruel treatment which, according to
truthful Yankee journals, they are accus-
toned to receive at our hands. The trib
utes paid to the memories of the day by
the captivcs and their captors was strange
Illustration of the times Cdroiinian.
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Vallandigham.

The press generally seems TO anticipate
important advantages TO the Confcderacy
from the present attitude Of this distinguish
Syexilc, who, il is known is now at his
me in Ohio, 10 defiance Of the edct Of
..trahnm the first. We are not so sanguine
sons assigned are at least plausible. iIo
has already been elected n delegate to the
Chicago Democratic Convention. Thi, in.
dica,es- nay, gives the assurance-that he
designs to participate actively in the Presi,
deniial campaign. Both his personal aud
political influence exceeds TINT Of any Wes-
tern man. His presence everywhere in the
West, and especially in Ohio, has always
been hailed with acclImaiion by the people.
II is we'll known that, when an exile, he
received the largest vote ever given by the
democrats Of that State for the office OF
Governor, and :bat he was constitutionally
elected and dcfrauded, bg the ,orrupliye
influence OF Lincoln out Of that Office, no
honest man 10 Ohio will deny. As an op.
ponent, then, of the abolition nominee for
President, al loose in the field, lie il to be
dreaded, Arrested and imprisoned, he is
also to be dreaded Either horn of the
dilemma presented to Lincoln, and he is in
quandary.
Vellsndigbam's name has been suggss
ted as the prospective nominee of the Chi
cago Convention. We think II very impiob'
able, however, that he will receive the nom
patton, as he Is rot so available with the
whole Democratic party as Mcclellan, and
some Others.
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CHrTAHoCcHlE, July q.
TIE AssAuLr ox FONT JOHNSON.

Early yesterday morning dispatches were
received by General Jones, Announcing that
the enemy had made determined assault
upon Fort Johnson, in forty eight Oarges,
but were handsomely rrPuIsed by The gar.
rison of that post, under Lieutenant Io'"ns
Joseph 4. Yates, lst 5. &. Artillery. We
captured in the affair l4O prisoners, ll5
stand Of smal arms and D five bargcs'-
Only II out of the IS bargCs which made
the attack were seen 10 return to battery
Gregg.
We are gratiiicd TO be able TO state on
official authority that the enemy on James
Island fell back hastily before our troops
sent forward on Sunday to feel them, nnd
that our pickle, line is now re established
where il was before the move began.
General Robertson reports that the ene
INV landed az White Point, and advanced TO
Kings Creek, where they were met, and
after sharp skrmish fell back. Our loss
very slight
The bombardment of the city goes on
Thirty shots were fired on Saturday and
thiriy-three on Sund2, up to six p N
There has been considerable firing on ihs
Stono and Edisio, and brisk Smelling o.
Battery PringIe has been kept up. 1--WE
monitors were in Siono yesterday. Heav,
firing was going on up 10 the hour at which
we went to press last nlgat, but we coui'
not ascertain the cause Charleston Mer
curry, 6ih inst
TBe news from James Island the pas
two days has presented no feature OF espe
cial interest The enemy seems 10 retai'
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The CROPS IN Tue NALLEY.-The Rock
ingham (Va.0 Register, says n sight of the
country now makes the heart gIad. God is
going To give us most abundant harvest.
The grass and the grain looks unusually
promising, whilst the corn and the fruit
trees fairly laugh and clap their hands at
the prospect OF filing to overlooking the
measure Of The gifts ofa bounteous and be-
neac,nt Providence. With the Yankees
Defeated, we shall be in suitable frune OF
mind /" enjoy these gifts Of tho Universal
Father"
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We are requested By the Soldiers Board
Of Relief" to acknowledge the reception of
one hundred pounds of Bacon from Dir.
Joseph A. Cunningham, to bs distributed
by the Board among the destitute families
of soldiers in their charge. The Board
while appreciating this handsome donation
from Mr.. g., would be doubly gratifed if
his worthy example should be followed by
other contributions for the same laudable
purpose. They will cheerfully undertake
TO distribute whatever generous public
may sec prope. TO bestow.
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Committed.

Leander Plyler, the youth who, together
with William Laney, was charged with the
killing Of Marion Pbler, a few weeks ago,
voluntarily gave himself up TO the Sheriff,
last week, and was committed to jnil. His
mother, - Plyler, charged with i'm .
plication in the affair, to the extent Of en-
couraging the act, has since been arrested
by the Sheriff and likewise lodged in Jail.
laney has not been arrested We under
stand he belongs to the army and is per-
haps row on duty.
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every day except Saturday there was
pitched battle contested with the utmost
fury; and even Saturday was dsvotcd to
marching and lighting on the march. Nor
were these prodig!ous operations divided
among immense numbers brought into ac-
ton by relays. Neither army numbered
apparently above 100000 men, and of these
every man seemS TO have been engaged in
every battle. Indeed. we are expressly
told that the Federal preserves" were
brought up on the very first day. London
Times, 4Nay 81
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S o u II III G A II 0 Ii N A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

10y p. r. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, Stephen II. Small has rp-
piled TO me for Letters or Administration, n,
on all and singular the Goods and Chattles,
Rights and Credits of Martha NJ. Taylor
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore. to cite and ad.
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, to be and
appear before ms at our next Ordinary g
Court for the said district, 10 be holden Mt
Lancaster Court House on the 10th day of
July inst, 10 show cause, if any, why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
{ ~ Given under my hand and seal
LIS. this 9th day Of July in
wv >the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty four, and in
the eighty -ninelh year of the Independents
OF the State Of South Carolina,
% r. T.. HAMMOND,
o. l.. y.
July ~, 1884. 80
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LOWER BATTALION,
OBITUARY.
Life is a sham, feeting hour
How soon the vapor flies
Man is Il tender, Transient Hover
That cen in blooming dies"


Man is tender, Transient Hover
That cen i'll blooming dies"
Died in this village on the I'd July inst,
FRANKLIN ADAMS Massey, the only Child Of
Bartlett +. aud Mrs. Maggie Massey, age 7
months.
How soon our fondcst charms of earth pass
away. Onentimes those we love most tender
ly and ,ho,c whom our ioudcst hopes cluster
around, adding so much 10 litc's charms and
blessings, are mippcd by the icy touch of un-
timely death. We are gricvcd to pcn a tribute
to this only child and doubly grievcd when we
think OF his distant Father, upon the bloody
battle fields OF Virginia. But the "God who
/. commands must be obeycd" aud has beckoned
his child to a faTer, cclc. tial cline, where the
bright angels baSk in the sunshine OF eternal
glory. Christ says, "sufIcr little children to
come unto me and forbid tfcm not for of sGch
is the kingdom OF God" Bright spirits. Their
harps are tuned celcstia! to the praises of God
and the heavenly arches ring with sweet music,
in praises to Him. Guardian angels they guide
our pathway through lite's tolls "a care and
trouble heaye our boSOns, and the weary soul
seeks some lone and secret place, those angel
spirits look down from their homes in the skies
upon Us, and bcckons US on yes, their gentle
spirits are ever and near ministcrinG to the sad
and broken hearted parents, and shedding
bright light over their depressed spirits. They
are our hope to lead us on, and as we gaze
upon the blue vault ot heaven, bcspaugled with
! it, millions Of glittering gems, 10 we not mag
inc one of those TO be "a dear departed little
one"
"Ict sickness blast let death deyour.
If heaven must recompense our pains
Perish the grass and fade the flower,
If firm the word OF God remains"
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his too,hold upon the Island, and his
forces were drawn up in line of battle all
day Tuesday, confronted by our own troops.
Some skrmishng took place during the
day, and it is stated that We had few Of
our men, belonging to the lst South Car
"''n" Artillery and 32d Georgia, wounded.
We could learn no names. Two monitors,
in conjunction with The wooden gunboats
in the Stono, were shclling our lines at va
rlou9 times yesterday. - Courier IF 7th inst.
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I. The attention Of the
commanding Beat ComPani
District, ) c., who have
the Enrolling Officer com
white men between sew
years of age, and of all fic
tween the ages of eighteen
ding in their respective Bel
ance with an order issued frq
quarters is directed
They are again called on .
report Immediately. The
who fail TO do so on or bs
1864 will be reported.
II. All persona liable TO q
have not been examined b
Board in this District, are
TO appear at the next meetln'
cal Examining Board. Thosd
disregard this order, and thOs
time have never reported 4
will be considered as havi1
| right Of examination and
scription. Such persons n
without examination 10
struction, unless evidentl
at this office. 1t is hopS
place themselves in this pd
lst Lieut.. and Enfd,
Lancaster DI
July 5, 1864.
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Maxamilian's Proclamation.

'n thc -olh OF May MaSInIIlan issued
the following proclamation
MExlCANs: You have desired me. Your
noble nation, by spontaneous majority,
have selected me henccforlh TO watch over
your deSiinies. ] DELIVER myself up with
JOY to this call. How ever painful il may
have'been for me TO say farewell forever to
my native country and TO my kindred, have
already done it, fully persuaded that the
Almighty has called me, through you, TO
the noble mission Of concentrating all my
might and soul 10 people who worn out
by disastrous combats and warfare, sincere.
ly desire peace and prosperity--a people
who, having secured their independence,
wish now to enjoy the fruits of civilization
and true progress.
Phe mutna confidence with which we
are animated, you and ], will be crowned
with brilliant success, if we remain always
united, to valorously defend the grcu, prin-
cipIes which are the only true and durable
foundations of States the principles of in.
yioiabe and immutnblc justice. if equality,
under the law, the path open TO every one,
to all careers and social POSITIONS the com
pIete personal liberty, as rightly uUdcr-
stood, securing with It the protection of
the Individual and of property, tie develop.
ment ot the nations wealth, Improvement
IN agriculture, mines and industry, the rs.
tabiIshment of means Of communication for
an extensive commerce; aud, finally, the
development Of education in all lis relations
with The public interest. The blessings Of
Heaven, and with them progress ard liber.
'y' Will assnred'y not fi! us, if all the fac
So"S' allowing themselves to be led by
strong ana loyal government, shall unite /"
re""%e l"e olJecl which have Indicated.
an' II we always continue to be animated
oy The religious sentiments by which our
oe""''''' country las distinguished itself
even dufHS It's m'st unhappy periods.
Tue cN"Zsns h'S "l rance, raised so
h'.h oF hcr hoo'e EMPEROR, To whom You
owe 'he rrSehera'Ian "i order and peace,
''P'c'e" '"e7e same principles. lhis Is
"""' 'he c"Iei oi h'7 forces SAID 10 YOU
IL" h'o"'"' s'"ce III sincere and dIsintcres-
'e" '""s""ge-"a '"fei"hher OF new era
oI H"FP'hes-. Every country which has
"''''" w nave " '"'"'e ""S come 10 DC
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Northern News.

The Baltimore G4.clte OF the 18th, says
;hc new, from Grants army is unimpur,ant
Raids Of Confederate cavalry are seriously
iuterrupling Sherman, communication -
On The lS.h. Wharton, with = 300 men,
cap, urcd usd destroyed, between Hi; gston
and Dalton, five truiuS loulrd with supplies
TO, Shrrman's ARMY. On the 2Oln, two
other supply trains were captured near
I,rsa:a
The Herald, Of the LIST, says. Secretary
Chase has resigned Various causes are
assigned. Chase, friends claim that hv
Determined u month ago 20 retire at The
end of the fiscal year. Fesseudcr has been
| appointed in his place.
Operations in gold on the 3oth were ex-
! tremriy wtid-pricea ranged between 240
TO 2il.
Lincoln IN a letter accepting the nomi'
nation, says the position Of the Govern
meat in relation TO action of France in
Mexico will be maintained.
The Washington Chronicle, OF the 3d.,
contains special despatch from kenuosnw
! Mountain, Jun. 47lh, which saws severe
attack was made this, morning by selected
portions Of the 4th, Cd and Legare's corps,
on the cnemy's crest and centre, right and
left. The fight lasted two hours, but our
men were compelled to give back before
the severe fire OF the enemy. Gen. Parker
was killed and Dani,I MeCOoke severly
wounded. Our loss was 1000, bu. we now
hold position considerably in advance CT
w"ere the lighting occurred.
Congress PASSED ihe enroI!men; bill on
The 2Sd' IL provides Tor The reception o'
substitutes EePeais The commu'ation Lave,
and requires nifty days notice OF draft
Secretary Chase on the eve OF re"Igna
H"h' wrote letter urging The raising oI
Tour hundred millions additional taxes THIS
year ne '"r""'''e 'e"'S 'n"' congress
!" sueh h"S'e 10 "oJ""'"' .""' n' "'"i
uohai ieSIs'a'1oh VIII Dc d'Seseu'
The Chr""'cfe' nollrl"g wilson's RAID
says Keep the railroads cut and general
starvation IN month or two will take th'
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Northern papers Of the 4th received az
Petersburg, announce that Wilson's raiders
have returned 10 Grants lines, Gut admit
that he sustained immense loss, though
they claim that the result achieved compeu-
sale for his losses.
The country in the rear Of Grants lines
is represented rs filled with stragg!ers, and
the crops entirely destroyed by the enemy's
foraging parties.
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The Courier Publishes u private telegram
which announces the death in Virginia Of
Lieut. A. A. AIlemong. lawyer and mem.
Der Of the Legislature from Charleston,
from the effects Of recent wounds.
The Supreme Cour. OF North Carolina
has affirmed tho constituiisnality OF the
eon.erip,icn law, as also the law rendering
liable the principals Of substitutes. Judges
Manic and Battle concurring--Judge Pear,
son dissenting.
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Our section was visited with n refresh.
ing rain on Saturday, after an uninterrupt'
cd drought Of about four weeks duration.
II was not general, az we learn there WAS
10 rain few miles West of this place
Several portions of the District had receiv.
cd rain a few days previously. We hope
these rains will bring forward the corn
crop, about which there is common com
plant of back wardness.
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complaint. We have never looked for any
thing else than Il protracted struggle, and
IN the course of that, we certainly never
hoped to see such stupendous losses inflic.
ted upon the enemy with so little expendi-
ture Of blood upon our part-Raleigh
Confederate.
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SALE OF C0TTO
July H.,

WILL OFFER at public Ql
highest and best bidder on w
10th July, 1864, at the residl
Crimminger, six bales cotton
the property Of w. X. Green
sold for the payment OF laxea
federatc States by said Greeni
JAMES X. Nh
18th District
July 5, 1864.