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Incidents of the War: Humorous, Pathetic, and Descriptive
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An Incident at Holly Springs, Miss. - The Raid of Van Dorn - Cincinnati Cotton-dealers in Trouble - Troubles of a Reporter.

An Incident at Holly Springs, Miss.-The Raid of Van Dorn.

The amount of public and private property captured and destroyed by the enemy is estimated at something over six millions of dollars. He had considerable skirmish

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