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Diplomatic circulars seasoned by stories -- Battle before Richmond --

Casey's division disgraced -- McClellan afterwards confesses he was

misinformed -- Fair Oaks -- "Nobody is hurt, only the bleeding people"

-- Fremont disobeys orders -- N. Y. Times, World, and Herald,

opinion-poisoning sheets -- Napoleon never visible before nine o'clock

in the morning -- Hooker and the other fighters soldered to the mud --

Senator Sumner shows the practical side of his intellect -- "Slavery a

big job!" -- McClellan sends for mortars -- Defenders of slavery in

Congress worse than the rebels -- Wooden guns and cotton sentries at

Corinth -- The navy is glorious -- Brave old Gideon Welles! -- July

4th to be celebrated in Richmond! -- Colonization again -- Justice to

France -- New regiments -- The people sublime! -- Congress -- Lincoln

visits Scott -- McDowell -- Pope -- Disloyalty in the departments.

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