Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
additional officers rokilled:

o lowing 0uuitlonai OHlceTS Wcro killeu:
Capt, Gordon, Of Massachusetts,; Col. Storm,
of tho 22d; and Lieut.. Col. Fowler, Of tho
l4th Now York Regiments,
Additional wounded Col. Tomkins, of tho
New York I'd; Col. Corcoran, of tho Goth;
Capt. Ellis, of tho list; Col CLARK, i of tho
Massachusetts 1lth; COL Laurence Of the
9th; Captain Pickett, Of the Artillery. nnd
hinjor i4ozicr, of the New York Houaycs.
The lowest estimate places the killed and
wounded ut four to five thousand.
There is vague rumor that General Pat.
tcrson arrived in the vicinity Of Manassas this
morning, and commenced an attack on the
8 Confcderatcs. The exhausted condition of
his men prevented his coming to tho asss-
tancc of Gcn. Mcdowell during the battle
1t is reported that 1000 Fclerals have
boon sent to Fairfax.
IoUisvILLE, Ky, July 90. john w.
Tompkins, formerly Clerk of the Board Of Al
dcrman, while hurrahiug for jeff. Davis, was
ordered to dcsist by Green, one of tho city
watchman. On refusing, an affray resulted,
ending in Green shooting Tompkins dcad.--
The verdict of the Coroncr's Jury was tint
Green shot Tonlpkins without sufficient cause.
RlcnMoND, July 23.-Mcssrs. McGuirc
and James Adair have brought this report
from their company, tho Atlanta (Gcorgia)
Greys: Killcd-Frank Hammond, Isaac
Hammond, Smith, Martin, Addison, Orr,
James George, james Kcrshaw, W. W.
Brooks, Joel Marlborough, Robert Hamilton
and George Grambing. Woundca-J b.
Martin, Benz. Watkins, James Adair, John
Gramling, Toncy Henderson, WINS Harris,
David Croft, Mr.. lIoltzclaw, Jerry Cama,at !;
Lieut.. Lo ,cncck and Mr. Elliott were slightly
wounded. Lieut.. IIalscy, Mr.. Christian,
Thomus Norwood aud Thomas Stokes severe
ly Lieut.. Smith dangerously wounded in
the hipand arm. Sergeant Smith was twice
knocked down by bombs, but cscuped unhurt.
Jesse Ihrashcr killed three Yankees, and one
prominent officer, from whom he took his pis-
toll and escaped unhurt
, Capt. King, Of the Rockwell Guards, re-
ports as killed Thomas Kirk, james Pcdcn
and B. Il. Smith, and seven missing. Wound
cd-Cupt. King, Lieut.. Dunwoody, Lieut..
Bishop, Lieut.. Wing, Sergeant Mossclt, p.
Cobb, james Hunter, Joseph Simmons, John
Simmons, H. Wallace, 4. Mitchell, John
Hive aud VIM. Baly.
The killed and wounded were mostly caused
atthc attack onShcrman's battery, when Capt.
Hartow fell From other sources we learn
that Capts Towers and Miller, of the Gcor-
ga Rifles, arc safe. Lieut.. Hull was severely
Wouhucu, some Say klllcu. lilcuC. OcOtt WAS
killed, and Frank Lathrop and Captain Nc
Gridcr, Of the Rome Light Guards, wounded.
George Stovall and Charles Norton were
killed. Captain Cooper, of the Floyd (Gcor-
gia) Infantry, is severely wounded in the
knee.
The three last namc companies suffered
severely, but We are unable t, obtain furtllc,
particulars.
Major Dunwoody was shot three times,
mono Of them serious. His horse was shot
five times.
Col. Cartel was slightly wounded his son
was severely wounded, and it is believed is
since dead.
Captain Blake. of Carroll, Georgia. severely
wounded; Capt. Wilson slightly. The com
-pUmy from Dawson, Green County, was very
slightly engaged in the fight.
General reports say that the Sth Georgia
Regiment was cut to pieces. Lieut.. Colonel
Montgomery Gardner was slightly wounded
in tho leg, and had his horse shot under
him. lie exhibited extraordinary cooncss
under a hail storm Of bullets and bombs from,
the enemy.
The wounded are in Richmond, attended
with god.likc Kindness and affection by tho
citizens God bless the people OF Richmond,
should be uttered by every tongue in the
South.
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