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Casualties. Trenches Near Petersburg, Va., June 29th, 1864. To the Editor of the Dispatch: For the information of friends please publish the following casualties in the Hampden Artillery, co C, 38th Va Light Artillery Battalion, which have occurred in the various artillery duels since the 16th inst: Killed: Private John J Floyd, Wounded Chas T Barnum, right side, severely; Matthew Motton, right foot, severely; private John Rogers, (a native of Liverpool, England, where he has a wife and family residing,) who was severely wounded in the fight on the 18th at Hare's farm, died on the 23d inst at the Virginia Hospital; Lieut J E Sullivan, having nearly recovered from the injuries he received on the 3d inst, has reported for duty and is now in command of the company. J K B,