Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-20
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""FERsoN CRY, July q % The Mis-.
soarisn ns aro gathering around Boonoyille.-
/ 3ihS snyaders '2l,ave been under arms eYery
Enlglt since "Wednesday, expecting nh nttaoi.
The samo condition Of things exists at Isox
Iington heiE especially ii
-alc Snecded. S,st ss.} Al 3
IouIsyibhE, July 13s4-The, following
dlspatoh ls was " received horo by George ID.
Prentice, ,sof tho slou,nal: & .551
Ns"ssC INoISR Any, July l8. NlcGlelau cap.
tqred tho entire yum Vt IT Tn,,ral
Iill----Sans, wagons and ihaiiy prisoners; !;
among whom were several officers. There
loss was severe-eours worry snail Nooflioers
lost OH our side
| LAREs ANDERSON"
.CINcfENArrI, July 13.--Anderson has
Laurel Hill has not been taken.
Judge Logan, associate with Judge Mann.
publishes dissenting opinion in the railroad
caSc.
ROARING Run, VA, July 10.-MoC Clcllan's
column is feeling it's way cautiously towards
the Southern camp. They scom to have boon
reinforced since our approach, and arc work
ing with great energy. Mcclellan will feel
them this afternoon
ROARING Run, July ia, battlo was
fought yesterday at Rich Mountain. The
Southerncrs, 1000 in number, under Col.
Pogram, were surrounded The fight lasted
an houran a.half. ThcSouthcrncrs rctrcatcd
leaving 80 killed, many wounded and pris.
ohe~, y guns, and some horses. The federal
loss was 20 killed, 40 wounded, and somc hor.
Bcs. Fl
~ dispatch from Roaring Run, in the Gin
cinnati Gazette, previous to the battle, says
that tho fcdcralists were 10000 strong and
the scccssionists only 1000.
PORTLAND, July, l3.-Thc Mary Coco u,
arrived here, reports being boarded by the
jeff. Davis, which captured several vessels
within the week
BALrIMonE, July 13-Four mon were ar
rcstcd here today as implicated in tho cap
turc Of the St. Nicholas
NEw Ionk, July l3.-The sales Of cotton
for the week were 500 bales, at l5iQ115A.
LoulsyILhE, July 1G.-The Rich Noun
tain fight is iiAzlng out. Tho latest despatch
states that the Southcrncrs were eight hun
drcd strong, and that they had two cannon.
The Southern loss is said to have been 75
killed, .and about MS many wounded The
Federal loss was | i killed, and 35 wounded
The above is approved by Mcclellan, but his
own despatch to Washington reports 20 killed
and 40 wounded. Apparently the invaders
had made plsns for certain victory and sent
bulletins before the fight, but courier lost
his way. and Mcclellan waited all day for tho
signal, which he didn't get, aud the enter
prise resulted in the dislodgncnt of tho 800
| hy five Invading regiments
WAsnINroN, July 1.-two l.dics, who
nvciged the Connecticut captain, Goodwin,
| to his capture, have been arrested and held
prisoners, us guarantee of Goudwin,s re-
| turn.
Clark, member from Missouri, has been
expelled, having served under tho Missouri
State law MS soldier.
BosroS, July ia French steamer, with
All Admiral, has arrived at Halifax, and is
awaiting tho arrival of six others, when tho
French fleet sails south
| The frigatc Ninccnncs is looking for he
jeff. Davis.
| RlcnMoSD, July Is, s. p. N.-Rcports
| brought here by passengers in relation to tho
light Mt Rich Mountain, arc confused, unrcli
able, and every way unsatisfactory. One
passenger, in high official position, states that
only three companies of the Confcdcatcs,
under Lieut.. Col. Pcgram, were engaged with
the Fcdcrals The loss to the Confcdc,ntcs
IN Killed was from 80 to 40 Icgram he re.
ports as seriously wounded md taken prison
or. About 800 of the Fcdcraists arc rcport-
cd as killed Many of the Confclcratcs, who
were supposed to have bccn killed or captur-
ed, have since reached their army uninjurcd.
However intense the interest of the rublic
for rclabc information about this battle, it is
impossible yet to obtain it,
thirteen prisoners and two slcs wcrn
brought here to-day from Yorktowi.
hIcHMoND, July l6.-An Intelligent ras
senScr, who arrived on this evenings train,
gives the following account OF the companies
of Pcgram's command at tic battle Of Rich
Mountain; The Ershur GccyS, Cant. liig.
| sinhotFam, wi commissioned officers cxccn;
thc Captain, Killed; Ice Guards, Cant. Irwin,
| ~ or eight killed: Rocibril.c Hi.lcs. Na?.,
| Curry ivc OF six killed \ smalI ,jortcn Of
| 'n'anict's Petersburg Artillery were cnmay.-
ed, all OF whom were killed or wounded u,
Lanicr was hayono'tcd at his cannon. Two
OF the Ipshur Greys Shot lis snyo,s Instantly
dead Anothc. company, perhaps from !Iar-
ny or another Eastern county, was engaged
| but it is impossible to obtain satisfactory de-
| tails to satisfy tho anxious and prnful hearts
OF the thousands Of relations and friends
All companies engaged were from Virginia.
beverly was taken possession of by the
FederaIs on Friday, at noon. The Confcdc-
ratio stores wcro nearly all saved from the
vandals
Gen Garnctt's death is confirmed, but lit
TIC otherwise is known of his command or the
battle. The reporter has !aborcd diligently to
obtain particulars, but it is impossible to OBJ
tain any.