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The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], For hire. (search)
tons, the Confederates could and would whip their invaders." Those are the right sort of ladies. The Cincinnati Enquirer announces the sudden arrival of one Eggleston, on 'change — just in from the great race, and the cry was, "A speech ! a speech from Ben. Eggleston! ""Gentlemen," replied he, "I did not come here to speak, buBen. Eggleston! ""Gentlemen," replied he, "I did not come here to speak, but I will merely state what, perhaps, you do not know — that Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, is a much faster runner than the Hon. Mr. Gurley, of Hamilton county; for he made better time on the track between Manassas Junction and Washington." Mr. Eggleston conceded that our Congressman's pace was terrific, but the Massachusetts Mr. Eggleston conceded that our Congressman's pace was terrific, but the Massachusetts had outfooted him. It is impossible, says the Hartford (Conn) Times, to get a correct list of the killed and wounded, and we refrain from publishing the imperfect and uncertain lists which appear in some of the papers. Our loss and casualties among officers seems to have been disproportionately large. It is known that 55,000