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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 3. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 202 (search)
rprise her. If I am discovered by the schooner I'll abandon my design upon the steamer, and fall back and take the schooner. It would be madness to attempt the steamer if discovered. So thought the captain, who gave Lieut. Jouett liberal instructions, permitting him to act in accordance with his own judgment in all matters. Volunteer crews were soon found, dressed in blue frocks and white cap-covers, to designate the crews. The watch-word was Wabash ; the word to fall back to the boats, Santee. Each man was designated to do some specific duty, just suited to his character. Loaded shells, port-fires, fire-balls, slow-matches,. were all got ready. As soon as it was dark, the boats were hoisted out, and the guns placed in them--ten rounds of shrapnell, ten of canister — every thing that could be was attended to. Those who had friends, &c., wrote and left letters with their messmates. The first launch and the expedition under Jas. E. Jouett, of Kentucky, assisted by Mr. William Ca
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 3. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 212 (search)
er, the several companies will be marched and stationed as follows: The St. James Santee Company will be marched to South Santee Ferry, and will collect all the boand conceal them on the right bank of the river. The mounted Company of St. James Santee will scour the country from the mouth of the river to Lenud's Ferry. Thanies will be marched and stationed as follows: The mounted Company of St. James Santee will patrol the country between the Santee River and the intersection of the Georgetown and See Wee Roads. The St. James Santee Company will be marched to Steed's Bridge, and will destroy that and the Owendaw Bridge, if necessary to prev will be marched and stationed as follows, viz.: The mounted Company of St. James Santee will patrol the country from Santee River to Mount Pleasant. The St. JaSt. James Santee and St. Stephen's Companies will be marched to the intersection of the Georgetown and See Wee Roads. The Christ Church Company will take post at Mount P