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Highest Premium Sock StSch Sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON. 625 Broadway.
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McCArty, eth n Y art
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Lottery Tickets CasMs d d.-InrOr IN tiOA
given JOSEPH BATES Broker II Wall street, room Ne. l.
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Erupttons. Frcckies, Pimpies, Towv
sunburn Flesh Worms all skin Deforniti-s cured W
GOuRAUDs Italian MsdIcasl soap, a. his depot 20 ~
nroad dvAv
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Gowrawd's roudre subfii Uproots Hstv
foreheads part Of the body Sl warranto1
at his depot, ass Broadway.
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OmCial Circulars In sh~ Iby College Lot.
terry furnished By SIMMONS ROGERS CO., New Yorb
Post o6loo.
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C0lorinc.-Boswcll & Warmers Cole
who desire their hair resorsd "
nature For sale everywhere. Depot No Dey st.. H. !.
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Meats Poultry, Oysters ao is delightful
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manufacurer 30 Fulton street. OF William Es.so-
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bot,rs ~ Z, cents :, ~. rscsrs .oot IA U.S.
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tss.urer's pr ce-siO per gallon
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scientifically prepared ald preparation. uadsr drss.
lion % JOHN L LYON, w. y. New Haven, counee,icr,
rn be found to 10 an infs0Is remedy fsr al rrcsuls
lie, and much better than any trrae ps. powders ~
truma I popularity is Iads,t.d By the ss,s Of a 90 -
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pr..y r0rOIddoa In @a Sir.osi.n sss'ns,sa' s'sA
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can % obtained BY sdir-s'ias the general agents. ~
ding FOR postage sofsenu ADDITIONAL
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BARNES 4 co, n Park Row. sev York, Gsaerai AssosA
Ma~~..,. standard Parchment srd
Cloth rs used and approved BY ss great ransro -.
r.sses Attsnttou.--Etu,t hnY
-,s,n cents rsr yard FRgNCH FLUrtNG QOhtANv
w Bresdvsv between Twenty frat And r~snV ''e'"~
wigs, Touyees, Hair Dyc. Hs,r Dye."s
sArcHsL0R5. 10 Bond strest
why ~ Heycs H,swains Hair s.i Rsst.. sssos.
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"a, 63, 80, 81, 8, AZ, 65, 20, 50. IL, s.. II.
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street. stairs
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Ans advance ON Rich mond-Ths right.
ms before Fstersbwrg-Ths vict0vy
Near CoTdonsviiIe-The Latest News
Interesting from Mexico, Cuba, sc.
Domingo. So, &c.
The Cunsrd mail steamship China, Captain Andsrssa,
viii leave Boston on Wednesday, Tor Liverpool
The mails Europe will close this CITY at auar,sv
past and at hapast I've O'Clock morrow afteruosu
10 go by railroad.
The Nsw YoRK HERALp--Edition FOR Europo-wil be
published eleven O'Clock 10 the morning and wb Goa
tain tho latest details OF the operations OF the puou
forces In their advance Richmopd and Of tho Fighting
before Petersburg; account Of tho Brilliant yiotorY
GordonsvilIs by the cavalry under Cen sherdaA
the latest from the Georgia, under QsDai
Sherman and particulars OF the operations c the Unos
Armies in all sections OF the country Additional Psrtcs
lars Of the Reception Of the Emperor n AaX
CO. News from Cuba and st. Domingo. and accounts
other interesting events OF the past week.
Single copies In Wrappers ready for malInss ave osaSe
Murray. Eddy q Co.-Csvingtor. KY.
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g.s. ,Pn. Remedy Tor sale eI all arusssA popo' ss
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and Motdava Cream. for oesuufysua me ns"
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The gallant manner In which this battery fought up
to the las. memen. Ia the theme Of praise on overy
rgue. All present with whom havs conversed say
that Captain g and his stood up manfay TO their
work. and the last discharge made By Captain s.,
almost solitary and alone
The city Was nied with last night reg arding
the killed and wounded. But we could get nothing
authentic regarding names fear 10 Give them.
II s generally conceded that Captain surdvsnt was cap
tured and also Major Bate OF the Petersburg City Bat
TALON.
7he POSITION gained b. me enemy moa important one
Our generals fully OF this, and zoe shdu Nm
dou5diy hare hot cork today onloers In the field yes.
erday estimate the number Of The enemy actually seen
fronting different portions os ues ~ from ten thou
sand 70 twelve thousand II s believed that this IL only
the advance column and that Grant has nearly his entire
army this sido OF the river. Thirty odd transports
ascendcd the James river with trcors yesterday.
twenty prisoners brought in last night belonging
10 the Hundred and Forty Eight Now York regiment
all concur in the statement that Badly Smiths entire
army corps (ths EgntseDth) this side Of the river
again. other prisoners taken yesterday morning state
that thsy belong TO Buruside's corps.
FIGHT ON THE Baxter RoAD-rHE RNMY RxrULsRp
An onlcer engaged furnished us, at . late hour last
night, with brief account Of engagement whoh
CURED on the Baxter road ycsterdsS, about three
miles from the city. IL seems that the enemy
appeared this road, near the residence Of
Colonel Avery, about twelve O'Clock, Immediately
n front Of Battery No. 10, where w. stationed the
Macon (Ca) Light artillery, Captain G. ". sls.
ter, supported by . portioa Of The Thirty
fourth virginia regiment, wiss's brigade. The enemy
showed himself at once, driving IN our picksu and
planting . battery in front u our works, win
| which hs opened furious ssnnoaads. ybtch
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NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CHRONIO CATARRH

THROAT,
, 1864-07-21

EIatters In Kentucky. Rebel Sympa.
tl1txern..-Tfe New Call---0hlo
MAtterB.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
p C1Ne1SNAT1, "Wednesday, July 20.
Rebel s: :mpathlzers living along the line
of the Coyington md Lexington Railroad,
cut the telegraph wire, near CYnthlana, Ky,
lust night. As the crime cannot be traced to
a1y particular party, 1t Is probable General
Burbridge will hold the citizens living near
The scene Of the Outrage responsible.
The consequence came near being di5as-
trous, Us there were extra trains NTH troops
On bo ,rd on the road this morning. The OBJ
iect of the Williams was to produce collision
between passenger and troop trafns.
Two rebel prisoners, travelling under
ouard on the Coylngton and Lexington road
this morning, asked newsboJ II he had the
Cincinnati Enquirer OF Chicago Times. The
newsboy said he vas not permitted to sell
the ENQUIRER, and he had never heard OF the
Times, The prisoners replied, Its Just like
the Yankees to prevent the people from read
,np the only two papers In the North that
tell the truth"
Kentucky's quota In tho new call viii be
ahout 10000, which is about equal to the
number Of able-bodied male slaves In tha
State, Her quota will be filled Withont q
draft. as all the darkies viii rather run away
fron1 their masters to enlist, or 60 In with
their masters consent The new call is
hailed by loyal men Us an omen of good in
Kentucky, as 1t will virtually abolish slavery
from one end Of the State to the other.
It is said here, by persons who onsbt to be
posted on the subject, that Mr. Chase will
accept the nomination for Congressman from
the lst district, If rendered to him. The diE
, 1864-07-21
MORROW The Ticonderoga also goes to sea
tomorrow.
NEW YoRK, July 19.-Thc banks commit.
tee have issued the following:

morrow: The Ticonderoga also goes to sea
NEW yonK, July 19.-Thc banks commit.
NV YorE, Monday, Ju1y ,s
Al 9 meeting OF bank officers held at the
Amer1can Exchange Bank On Saturday. thc
IGN Sa. i9st,, the following resolution was
Bsaaued, That the bank. Of New 3ctk. Boston,
ano !hilaoelph1a he recommended to take from
ne Secretary Of tue Treasury nfty millions OF
ssi afee yeafs seTenshiy treasury notes with Inter
Ell payabe eeml-anDuaiIy In lawful money OF the
Onited States, and the notes convertible 1T mrtu-
ry into i've twenty fix per cent bones, or that the
dse-twenty bonds he taken directly, provided
Secretary for tie payment thereof b. the ranks.
The resolution was referred to the follow
ing committee, viz: Metsrs. J. D. VermilYe,
James Punuett, George S C.c, j. Q. Jones,
aud B. Berry.
Moncay, the 18th instant, the folio wing pre-
anlble and resolutions we're adopte3, yiz:
The asscci ated banks having ior :ae pres.
ent failed in their efforts to aid the GOVERN
ment by placing at its disposal the use Of
their resources and business facilities for the
distribution Of the natipnal loans, desire to
place upon record the following resolutions,
viz:
Resolted, That they hare been induced to mske
the effort from desire to prevent the iu.ther 1s-
sue OF paper money. whereby The actual capital OF
being continually impaired but chiefly to etrenstn-
en- the financial power Of the Government Tnat,
in 80 doing. they hare offered to recommend either
an advance OF fifty millions Of dollars to be re-
paid from proceeds OF Gales Of Treasury notes or
bonds TO BE- made by the banks or the Severn
nnent or b. both, aud to continue these advances
from time to time as might he practicable, or to
purchase direct thai amount Of either Of the Sc
curities authorized by Law.
Resoioed, That in all these effort. at negotiation
the Secretary Of the Treasury las manifested
far appreciation Of the value OF the services which
tie banks could render. and we belleFe has earn
esty atrven to avail himself Of their MD, hat has
been restrained from dotng 70 simply by consct-
entiuus rcsard for the law which prevents him
from drawn. checkf upon tho State hanks, even
for money loaned By them to the Government,
Resolttd, That in our intercourse wlth Mr. Fes-
Eieh moral Integrity, and We un4nlmousiy COM
mend the wiedom Of the President In SELECTING, at
1iels 70 important, statesman possessing in
al eminent degree the confidence Of the people.
GEORGE D. LYMAN SecTetarF
, 1864-07-21
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.



rsuo.,.,n .,.,n,.:1.-..-1,-.
Af 1.'n1.n.na., .1 ~ sAs Ta, To go. Du Tnis IL
Eotb,nu has ~ vt hcen done towards rsss.
iro onr Gnota of troons undcr thr recent
c,I,. ,mt ,s soon ,s f;nv Merton retnrns or-
ranrencnts yi,l he n, r.acted The tota,
ouota of the State is "a 900. dednct;nc ex-
crss of II mo leaves Is 0n9 tn he I.;sed II
ia cxnected that trou.,, w,,, ro1nntccr tn
eovo tho nac.se;tv of a drutt
The npmocn,t,c Congressional convent,on
fo- the ~, n;strc, assembled ot Craencas,1a
to.dnr. TIE Coopcrheads we're ont in force.
ard, as usual, we're blatant and noisy in their
abuse Of Lincoln and Morton, and this she'll
ish war" as they term 1t, Some Of the veto
rms OF the 43d REGIMENT being there ut their
homes on fnrlourh. one of them took excen-
t;ops tn rowdv I,,,nnerhead's s1anr fnss
cnsued. and the soldier was mohted br tn.
worsh,nners of ya1,and,ghsm and Dan voor-
hees f. toot rcfnga IN I'm walls ~ bo,se
and was nnrsnea hv thc noh md the b.rse
e+.,aa TIL -. eo1a,a~ ,n.,o.-od - aso..o
,,owo~o- A. ora +5,na , rans5o1 foh+ ~
imr,,nc,,+ a;snotoh vos sent ~ sd;n+.n4
co,o-.1 V,h,a for sn1 troone Int 60, Cor.
ao.1;,,.a ~ so,., ~, saaa,:,,.. 49,
.r,s.stnar ;aenme,s,'t ~ ~ uorra,. snnh ae.;an
~ h;s ,n,t 1ba rnah ]r,s a. ,onah+ .nnass.
~ anJ ~ ,.e. ar,oos ~, ~ 80 a,,,a7 rh,s -.
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, 1864-07-21
TUE7 RUNlORExs CADINE 4
CHANG f..
The n. 7. Worlds Account of the At.
fAfr..

NEW York, wednesday, July 20.-The
Wo7ltt's Washington specini says It Is re-
ported In official circles. and generally be-
lieved, that Mr. stanton has resigned bis po-
sition as Secretary Of Var. The immediate
cause Of the resignation grew out Of quarrels
which grew out Of the attack OF the rebels
on the city. Postmaster General Blair
charging Incompetence aud cow0rdfce upon
Secretary Stanton and General Halleck tor
their want of management during the rnid.
Stanton are Senator John Sherman, Of Ohlo,
and Gen. scheuck, chairman Of the Military
Committee of the House. The burning OF
Postmaster Blair's house By the rebels, has
led to other besides Cabinet complications.
In lis anger the Postmaster General vas
loud in denuncfat1on OF Wunt of capacity
and vigor shown in the defense Of Maryland.
He was so abueive in his remarks, which
pointed SO directly to Gen. Halleck, that that
officer drew up remonstrancc to the Presi-
dent and demanded an investigation Of his
conduct. He also insisted that Blair should
not be retained among the counsellors~of the
President in case the charges prefer ed should
be unfounded.
Nothing strictly definite Is known as to the
financial course to be adopted BY the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, but 1t seems to be the
general impression at Washington that he
will advertise for popular loan bearing $50
currency interest, or d per cent gold interest.
Although efforts have been made to recon-
slider the result OF the Secretary's action with
the bankers. they have not succeeded, and all
negotiations have ceased
, 1864-07-21

PORTSMOUTH, n. H, July 1B, 1s6!.-A Are
broke out between II and l2 o'clock In Mf.
Tripp's punt shop on Peuhallow street, and
destroyed about twenty-five wooden build
fngs on both sides of that street, with much
Of their contents. Loss at least SIS 900; hall
covered BY insurance.
BosTos., Monday, July Is, 1so4.-Two
large tanneries In Lowell, Mass, owned bs
Moses Durrell and a. E. Bridge, aud two
dwelling houses, were destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning. Loss sl3o, ,0o5; almost
one-half insured.
, 1864-07-21
FROM ST. PAUL,
Highly Important from the Slo0I
War-Border Matters.

fSpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
sr, PAUL. Wednesday, july 70.
Adyices .frou the frontier state that Col
Thomas' column Joined Gen. sul1S's forces at
Satan Lake, on July 1st.
A message had been received from the
Sioux demanding pay for the butfaloes killed
last year, and for all damages done BY slbley
and sully. They insist that roads shall not
he laid out or travel permitted through their
tsrritory. "Upon these terms and no other :
they say, "can We make peace with you. Il
they are rejected the war will 90 On, and
vcnr white officers shall be male t6 cat the
assh of their soldiers it captured"
The Sioux are certainly bent on I bloody
war.
They shot Capt. Fielding, of the I'd United
, 1864-07-21

HARR1sBCEG, Wednesday, July 20.-Impor-
tant dispatches received here last night, from
which it is indicated our forces are still stead
ily and successfully surrounding the rebels
who recently rayazed the eastern portion Of
Maryland, aud that the pursuing party are
wrestling large amounts Of plunder from the
rebels,
General Crook, while In pursuit on Monday
Last, overlook the enemy at Suckers Gap,
where sharp, and for time terrific en-
counter took place. The rebels fought like
devils, ANXIOUS to save the grain and cattle
they bad succeeded in carr ing that far from
Maryland. General Crook, however, Was Us
determined that they should not escape. &c
whipped the rebels thoroughly, capturing
over 800 wagons heavily laden with grain and
stock, and many prisoners.
As usual, the enemy left his dead and
wounded on the field.
FORTRESS MONROE, July l9.-Majoc
G, neral Smith arrived In the steamer Ade-
tatde from Baltimore this morning, and lett
for tho front In a special boat.
The flag Of truce steamer G. ". Thomas,
with Major Mulford, Assistant Commissioner
OF Exchange, WENT up the river this morning
with tew prisoners.
Conflicting rumors hive been In circulation
duripc the day Of IN attack GU the army gun
boat Charles Chamberlain, with Gen. Benton
Oh bonrd, By masked batterr Of four guns,
near Wilcox's Landing Nothing d.tinite,
however, has been learned.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
July 10-The usual qnict prevails. There
is occasional picket firing. The enemy take
every opportunity to fire on the colored
troops in Burnside'e front. Deserters come
in daily In squade.
NEW YoEK, july 20-The HeraZds Fortress
Monroe correspondent says: No boxes des-
tined for the Union prisoners ought to be
sent now. The enemy has attempted to
blockade James River, and the flag Of truce
boat Was opened upon to day by batteries be-
low City Point, compelling her to return to
| Bermuda Hundred Gems. Grant and bnt[et
| narrowly escaping Whitworth bill.
| The New York TiiJmae's Washington spe-
cial says: We learn from sources entitled to
credit, that General Hunter has demanded to
be relieved from the command Of the De-
auence Of all his available troops having
been ordered to report to Gen. Wright, who
is in ch arge Of the column that Is in pursuit
Of the rebel forces under Early, recently en-
gnged In tile invasion Of MARYLAND.
The New York Iinvs' Wa! hington special
says: The friends Of Hunter are confident
| that the General was correct in quitting the
Sbenandoah and returning for supplies uE
the KanaWba valley. They point to the facl
TINT the return march down the Shenandoah
to staunton was tlankcd by the railroad from
Lyncbburg t.. Wayncsbo1o, and Hunter
Win bis whole command, must therefore
have been cut OF and destroyed, or captured
hsd any such movements been, attempted
| Grapt is understood to su6tain this view 0
the case. and places the blame for the recen
unchecked invasion Of Maryland partly o.
the Washington War office, but chiefly on tn
people Of Maryland, who have not Furnished
militia force for their OWL protection.
, 1864-07-21
FROM m1HWAU}tEE.
Meteorological AID Crop Matters

I3rcctnl Dispstch to the Chicago Tribunal
Mr1wAuKEs, Wednesday,, July 70.
A man named Karl Kicker, near this city,
in the town Of Greenfield, was struck de,d
By lightning on Monday morning, leaving d
wife and children. A house was also struck
near the city at the same tine, occupied BY
Mr.. Dumsloy. The house and barn were
destroyed. Telegraph poles in many places
were badly shattered, but all are in working
order now.
What is left Of the wheat crop Is very -four
fshing. Later products are all doing well.
BuckWheat IS very promising.
The State OF Wisconsin eau feed herself
and send considerable abroad. Grass Is do
ing well.
, 1864-07-21

raEal matterA-Thc Associated Banks
Fire ON Long 1slnnd-mormons.
New TonK, Wednesday, july 20 "A eevas-
1atipc fire on Long Island destroyed 1000
acres OF wood. N,liyes were lost.
A company of 800 MormoDs leave for Al
bany and the West this evening. They came
from London.
A new counterfeit Of the postal half do1la.
"ahreccived at the Treasury yesterday 1t
was . perfect tl,ed when 1t Was sent dowa
1scnuine.
lne lpn'af double ender, came In yester-
lsg oas, a'T The snEe dispatched to sea this eve
,ins n9nT at ! =; "'eiocE cEsbanna vent Into commts
s'on H. aay and will go to sea TO-
, 1864-07-21
Cincinnati Market

Especial Dispatch to tha Ch1capo Tribune
CNc1ZE&r1. WcnnesdaY, duly 70, 1854.
FLoUR-DuI. G3cd extra offered 1T s923a935.
NH1sKY-Ftrmer and in active daluand. Sales Ct
$50 hr1s at SIN.
Gsa--Whesf-Actlve demand fer red: II ,e01 bu sold
at t2to Kentucky white sold st sat, no Ito bu usw
at YES. Corn dull and prices metely nominal. Oats
Il moderate demand at s9GSsc.
GRocEE1fs-Narke. somewhat 1rme:. with be*:ez
demand. CoE-e quoted at s. 3a5c. Sugar 2st5a7c.
Mo1a&es 31l5@1.19-
PEov1s1oxs-Eo change in the market Sales TO
hhds bacon sso7lers 1t l5Hc; 800 tres city Lard at
lsH@1ac.
, 1864-07-21

loyal and iusurgent States, to captured and
abandoned property, and freedmen, or aban-
doned plantations.
They will be issued In ten days or fort
night.
HALF l. MILLION MEN WANTED.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The following ru1-
ing by the Provost Marshal Geueral puts .
different construction on the new call from
that somewbat generally heretofor. given:
WASHINGTON, July 9, 1864.-Men furnish
cd under the call of July 18th, whether en-
listed for one, two or three years, as well as
a1l excess or deficiency Of three years. men
On calls heretofore made, will count as man
for man. The equalization Of the amount of
military service rendered By deficient States
and parts Of States will be effected hereafter.
(signed,) JAMES B. FRI, Prov, Mar. Gen."
, 1864-07-21

States cavalry, Oh June 2sth. He was sci
entifc officer Of the Smithsonian Institute
attacn.d to the expedition, aad WAS riding {
little distance from the train. Eightee1
hundred lodges of them are said to be en-
camped at Long Lake, si1 hundred miles
west Of the Missouri. The army has moved
sgsirst them, and bloody battles anny be ex
pected soon.
Our city Is fixing active measE.cs to fill
It's quota BY volunteering. The riye7is rising
last.
Fisk's expedition has left Fort Rldge1y.
Il Numbers about one hundred a1ts fifty
WS.ou5,
, 1864-07-21

INSULT TO THE FLAG GAyESoEp.-Wllliam
Fields, formerly OF Baltimore, ~ho was shot
while in the oct Of taking down the nation i
flag In front Of Mr. Days house, died nt the
West Buildings Hospital on Friday. Fields,
after being shot, was left By his companions
at Daphman's tavern. on the Hartford turn
pike, about a mile from the scene Of the
Shooting, and subsequently brought to the
city. The gun used By Mr. Dly was loaded
with buckshot.-Batixorr Daily Ga-.ttt.
, 1864-07-21
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIR OF
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CHICAGO. Juty Il, 1874. :
cssf.d prnpcsa1s will he Tecelyel It this lfce nr.
III WEHNESIAT, July 2s.h. a:li a n, for ke1atng
IN complete trpar I'll tee sre.t lamns ID
ths rl1s IL N Aug lBt, 64. - Ap11 Isl, 49,, 4tSor-
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Of PubHe Wtr5s tntoised 'Propoaa, Tor Ii. 7.p4r
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, 1864-07-21

battles. Our loss is said 10 be less than three
hundred, while that Of the rebels is over two
Thousand. Colonel Wilkins, OF the 9th Min
ncsota, who commanded L brigade, was
Killed.