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story: "We lay upon our arms every night. I have slept but very little this week. I don't feel well. I have got the diarrhœa. We will want 800 uniforms. "Your obedient servant, "William Wilson, "Colonel Commanding." Munchausen statement of the Losses of thetwo Governments. In order that our readers may see how near the Yankees come to the truth in their statements, we give the following Munchausen estimate: A Review of the Losses--The New York Commercial AdvMunchausen estimate: A Review of the Losses--The New York Commercial Advertiser has a careful review of the various skirmishes, battles, and important reconnaissances, from the bombardment of Sumter to the late battle at Romney, with the most accurate returns of the losses that could be obtained. The result, as figured up from the table, is: Killed.Wound.Pris'rs.Total. Union forces9692,0112,3146,384 Rebel forces4,0191,6042,8088,461 But this shows greatly to the disadvantage of the Union side, since the losses of the rebels in many important actions a