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Sunday, 31st.

All quiet to-day. Our wounded are being cared for, and the dead on both sides in our lines are being buried.

Still they come. Saunders, of the Alabama Brigade, has just sent in another battle flag, thrown away by the enemy yesterday, and picked up by General S.'s men this morning.

General Saunders reports that he has buried in the mine alone fifty-four negroes and seventy-eight Yankees, exclusive of men buried in trenches.

Richmond, VA. 1905.

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