The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13
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gaeo the enemy, ana our skrmkhers ms,snLy rusnsd
fnr~asd pouring In sharp voDeys, ana kh'0s ss'"fA'
cf ths enemy
he enemy'H cavalry ihon advanced around TO ,ho
father skirt OF the woods 10 take our tkmpefs tho
fack
Our hoys rapidly retrea,ed and the artillery dropped
IN e coupe more shells, one Of which exploded among
Their cavalry. They instantly fell back, ana Our po
rurLsd focsaru ana toured smother volev heene"y
sc,tte ed N he woods heir olloes were seen Nv
A, d ~ the men could rot he brought up 10 ooay
AgAm AID snsime tklI mshers picked gu 'no YIN
GERS Several no shells we,e thrown and our ,heu
ade npsl rush. driving he remaioeef o. ~ 'peny
through Their own rina pts, ana o''"b"s ~
sevevs OF their blankets coa's ard enls . ao...a
rs.ntv 1esa we're eono,ed il the GOODS The tieo'ga
rss ,ment numbers about 200 fnd Is 'o"" oi~A 'es'
ment ,.,.... ..,.., ... a..
sap al order .. a., -. 49,. ..,.
ms made though OCCASIONAL shots were tired among our
poke =. -. ,,.,.. - 49, .,,,.,,,.n.rs
ard The 5nly trouble was 40 keep the men rack from
rosn nv ipto enemy . miost The whole ski msh
was spirited ALTAR, and our Onto and lDd'sna boJs gave
III. Georgia men new ideas OF Nortb.ro cVii age .
IL ~ imp@fjble 10 learn the number OF he any HI
oil and wounded Twenty Of the deaf were o'unted IN
the wood and q number known to have been
dragged on prisoner taken hts ornns reports that
ont snen t,ll right IN ths mdst OF TIER oamp, AM
created the unuost CONSERVATION 40 also says
the ieors refused TO H0gD TO the woOe opDo
sue POSITION again, AID were all very much
Aston,sbeo terrified Their tUppss Of provisions
III,
On our side, yeste day ate noon'e skirmsh, one
war klei-- John Smith, Of Company c. seventh IN
sisus; three wounded-Jos Su'boroukh, OF COMPANY X
FoTleeath ONO John Matthew'S, o. Company Il, N nth
lnaiana; D. son Boothr y, Of Company A, Ninth Iud
sra-tce last fatally Besices these several we're struck
with spent bullets anu bruised wounded more OF less
rove ely The body Of Gbsd killed on sunday morn
my was brought 10 and buried bis morning hs had
bees tied up 10 tree by tho enemy 90 draw our ire
An odlcer's SADDLE pistols and other articles were
found in tue woods.
BwsIlSaros Oprosrrs L,uRvI HnL, Jnv 10, 1861
Yesterday Afternoon the enemy were detected IN AZ
tom pting plant battery 10 rake camp The ar
tnlery dropped several smells among them, and
stopped their game Another gun taken out 70 an
em'nenre commanding their camp about two miles OF
them, creating wonderful stampede from toeir
camp
Indications Of an attempt TO cut . new road
through the forests the shoe OF LAUREL Hin, 70 effect
sscspe bring in provisions and arrangements maze
20 head them of, and far possible every outlet
wstohes except thas to Beverly where they would
meet McCIelan's advancing olmn General McCel AL 10
said 20 have had considerable trouble from j. nnogs
wise, whose csmmand hanging on his tk,rts. That
colpmn reached Beverly ast night,
here has been some skym shing to-day, but little Of
importance The eoem5 drew Ia their pckeis to within
bar mile Of their camp, and lines have gcacully
AAvance1 The Ninth Indiana held the wood where the
skun sh of the day before took place.
Up 70 date only two Of have been Killed and
SIX wounded. Their names are reported IN my former
dhpaian.
Pne Ninth Indiana and Fourteenth Ohio contane
COPY The aavsnces Our colump, the seventh bd,sna,
First Vrg mia snd Sixteenth Ohio, on the Hanks and
tie Guthrie Grsvs and Fifteenth Ohio In the rear.