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Xvi.
July, 1862
Terrific fighting.
anxiety to visit the battle-field.
Lee prepares for other battles.
hope for the Union extinct.
Gen. Lee brings forward conscripts.
Gen. Cobb appointed to arrange exchange of prisoners.
Mr. Ould as agent.
Pope, the braggart, comes upon the stage.
meets a braggart's fate.
the war transferred to Northern Virginia.
July 1
To-day Gen. Magruder led his division into action at Malvern Hill, it is said, contrary to the judgment of other commanders.
The enemy's batteries commanded all the approaches in most advantageous position, and fearful was the slaughter.
A wounded soldier, fresh from the field to-night, informs me that our loss in killed in this engagement will amount to as many as have fallen in all the others combined.
July 2
More fighting to-day.
The enemy, although their batteries were successfully defended last night at Malvern Hill, abandoned many guns after the charges ceased, and retreated hastily.
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