The Daily Exchange, Baltimore, MD

[Editor’s Note: The battle location is properly named Corrick’s Ford]

Gen. Garnett, in Command of the Confederates, Killed

The Western Democrat, Charlotte, NC

Terrible Slaughter on both Sides

The Federals Defeated!!

Special Dispatch to the Western Democrat.

The Lambertville Press, Lambertville, NJ

The War and Navy Departments are overrun with parties with new war weapons and inventions pertaining to the army and navy. One man has a new projectile, whose destructive merits are said to be beyond…

The Evening Star, Washington, DC

On yesterday the steamer Baltimore, Capt Mitchell, took the Scott Life Guards, and on Saturday the Third Maine Regiment, to Alexandria.

July 15, 1861 — Fight at Rich Mountain

New Orleans Daily Crescent, New Orleans, LA

Edgefield Advertiser, Edgefield, SC

We received a letter, some days ago, from the vicinity of Norfolk, giving an account of the departure of an expedition to secure a cargo of coffee in a wrecked vessel on the North Carolina coast, which the…

Nashville Union and American, Nashville, TN, July 7, 1861

The Galveston (Texas) News, of the 24th ult., contains the following. Capt. Clairborne is a citizen of Nashville, and we believe Capt. Wilcox was originally appointed from…

Sunbury American, Sunbury, PA

The privateer “Jeff Davis,” having captured a schooner hailing from Brooklyn, New York, put her in charge of a prize crew of five men. During the voyage the cook, a colored man, rescued the schooner from her captors by his…

Evening Star, Washington, DC

Headquarters Twelfth N. Y. Volunteers, Camp of the Onondagas, Arlington, July 24, 1861. — Editor Washington Star: Sir — After my arrival from Bull Run with my regiment, I perused the dally papers…

The New York Herald, New York, NY

The Misses Scott, whose rebel witchery spirited away Captain Kellogg — not Goodman — of the Connecticut Volunteers, some weeks ago, and who were arrested yesterday by Lieutenant…