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quarters occupied by the troops of the enemy were destroyed.
The troops were re-embarked, and the force withdrew to the sound.
The Perry and Whitehead were despatched to watch Elizabeth City.
The sounds were patroled by the flotilla until the army had made its preparations and the vessels had received an abundant supply of ammunition, indispensable stores for the work before them.
Atlanta, Ga. 1899.
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