Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-09
33D \. C. REGIMENT.

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following from the Richmond Dispatch of the
Sd inst:
SD \. C. REGIMENT.
Col. ID. ii. Christie had his horse shot un-
der him, and was painfully, though not seri-
ously wounded BY the fall.
Lieut.. Col. R. .. Johnston, severely woun-
ded in the head, and had his horse shot an
der him.
Major E. j.. Christian, severely wounded
in the body and arm supposed to be NOR
tally and had his horse shot under him.
Captain c. G. Blacknall, slightly wounded
in four places. and had bis horse shat under
him. (Having a Sprained ankle he had to go =
into the engagement on horseback.)
Capt. S. \. Shuford, killed.
/. Captain j. H. Miller, severe V wounded in
the body.
Captain W. P, Hill, severely wounded in
the shoulder and leg.
Captain W. II. Johnston, severely in the
leg and hand.
Capt. a. D. Peace, slightly in the face.
Lieutenant. J.. Crocker, Co. q. slightly
in the shoulder.
Lieut.. n. P. Gill, (acting Adjutant,D slight
" in the shoulder and arm.
Lieut.. Nicholson, Co. G., severely in the
head.
Lieut.. Coggin, Co. c, severely in the
foot.
Lieut.. Hill, Co. H, severely in the arm,
Lieut.. A. NJ, Luria, Co. |, severely in the
head. supposed mortally.
Lieut.. G. Hunter, Co. K. severely in the
arm.
Lieut.. W. Terrence, Co. K, severely in
the side.
List of casualties among the non-com-
missioned officers aud privateS very heavy not
pow f,liv aceortoipoS cnnCocaS +o IN 90 |, ;na5
and 120 wounded. The officers and men
displayed the greatest gallantry, advancing
steadily under the most calling fire, and
o driving the enemy back to his entertainments,
a distance of | mile from the place of attack.
In charging the redoubt all the field officers
fell, and many of the companies We're left
. without c~ommaders, which caused the regi-
ment to get much scattered, but the men
fought on with great bravery, displayed many
personal acts of daring courage. A full report
> Will be made as soon as the casualties are
ri kD0Wn. W. ?. GILL.
y citing Adj't n. c.. Regiment.
?. S.-Gaptain Geo. I. Baskerville, COM
g pany |, a brave and competent officer, is now
~ in command OF the regiment. w. p. G.
The following casualties from various reg
, ments are reported to u.s.
KUXe1.--Col. Lomax, 3rd Alabam a, Sun
NhJ OO4' yin IAEiI l0OdIl bdN :
: Lieut.. Col. Willingham, 9th Alabama; Major
p Nesmith, do Captains Fox, McCarty, Flour
noy and Bell, do; Capt Mays, 18th Alabama ;
r Capt. Thos. Bacon, 9th Georgia; Capt. Bar
mes, 4th North Carolina Capt. Simonton,
- do.
Wounded.-CoL. L. B. Smith, 9th Geor-
of gia Capt. Delamar, do; Capt. Dorsey, 2Sth
Georgia Capt. Carter, 4th North Carolina
Capt. Kelley, do; Capt. Gordon, 7th Alabama.
= Sixty seven members were buried at the
redonbt taken =bv the 4th North Carolin4
~ FOURTH REGIMENT n. c. STATE TROOPS.
y Capt. Barnes, of Company F., 4tn North
r. Carolina State Troops, was killed in the
- action on Saturday. We are informed tina
but one Captain of this regiment escape,
uninjured, the rest being killed and wounded
W. Only 213 men of the 4th North Carolina an
"a swered at the roll call yesterday morning, anc
'er the regiment took over 700 in the fight.
We learn that Capt. Tumbro, of this regi-
NV ment, is among the killed.
&c We gather the following list ofthe wounded carrie
~ into richmond belonging to North Carolina Regi
ed OF THE Ara REa1MENr.-Josiah silverthorn, Henr
7SJ pleton Squires, W Lane, Jas. Brodie, j HoIdslaw
ng J Brown, VIM Madison, Jesse Tendall, A NJ SHARPE
20 Michael L Bever, II c Sewers, Nelson Eller. J c De-
ton, Alfred Thomas, Lew Turner, S " Gance, Davi
tS DOIlCks Odu1GS Nelly. UOUE IL 1cdfEdu. w M Dlnk1n-
F Stephen Holmes, W J Letcher, George Battle, Jos
Farmer, j \ Goforth, " r Hansel1, Pr Miller
~, SAJones, J B Sheriff., RM Lazenbury, " D BIZ
pc gers, E Patterson, j T Beard, j c Tanner, \ Z GooG
h man, J F Holmes, j B Carroll, W } Cain, T D Whita
A J Anderson, JOS Lane, B F Willing, W H Wyer.
Norris. Elisha Myers, John Whitley, J J Brickle,
Thorp, r A Hall. @ r Rowe, fdead.) c Doughty.
ID 7 Crowell, ,(deadl J W Latham, DAM Meyer, u
f 4 Carpenter, John N Barnes, John S Benton, j Elem
aer Kfiled-Adjt 49, Perry Lieut. E Q Reddlng, c,
NE e.; Jacob oMeny, Co; E; Brent, CO: E; Color Sc
ItS Deaton, Co. Ii: Henry Hart, Co. H.
ith OF THE 5TH n. c. REG.-Abne HoIoman, R one
il and John 5 ) LhIGdsay, are the the 9e II5g names We find .
IL. Capt Dodge, sergt Major Malone, R S Watchland,
W Dennis; 1t Flannagan; J " Barnums; N T May.
or fusion on hip from piece of timber thrown off by
os- shell; Wiley Roberts, Marion Hessee, t II Fowle
mo Eli Willis, Allen Morton.
.no 7TH c. REs.-We find only the name Of n Pc,
-aS cock in the Hospital DIRECTORY, who was we presum
;no among the wounded at the Hanover c. H. fight.
q 18th n. G. REG.-James Brown.
18th N. c. REe.-R Kicks
14rH n. c. Childress, G W TayIo
18th \. G, REG.-EB Freeman, " Il Butler, Bo}
Se- NJ Wall, Elijah Turner, J N Atkins, Thos Gregory.
Fou H Barns, ~ Patton, " GJarrett, It. r Love,
Davis, Capt. kirkpatrick, Ord. Sergt. I 9 Enlt
.og- prosablyj 1t. Col, McElroy, Capt. Stowe and Cap
Ven Besides those given above, we fnd in a paper
red later dete the following list of killed and wounded
'Ieo K-nIED-Privates Jas Brooks. Jos t Womack. f
~ Moore, Sergt. W Gibbs, II E Dornbush, y Lynn
and Drummer j G Price.
WouFded and left on the feld-Syvanus Brooks,
tS T Comfy, George Wisnant.
sion Missing and supposed to be Rehabilitation Dow
God ey, Ebert Davis. p Mint, John Sahins. J i Come
Patrick Skidmore, and Capt j W Fitzpatrick.
ing Missing-E H Keith, Wilson Hawkins, B X Lew
ing G W Smith, A NJ Watkins, " NJ Brooks, Henry s.
rails and Grafton Padgett.
You 18TH \. c. REG.-Alex Simmons, B Tolar. ,
fire 22D n. C REG.-Wm Buchanan. II D Means. Dav
E,rdnar W - Todd + " Stcu+ II I Cur+i. III,