Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-02
Correspondence of the Petersburg Express
THE NORTH CAROLINA WOUNDED.
HEADQUARTERS 3Srd Reg't, y. C. T.,
Near Richmo"d, Ia, June 22d.

AedF Htchm0"d, "a, June IA
MR. EDIrOR Permit me to communicate through
your columns the following list of wounded belong
ing to the Branch Brigade" who were captured
May 9th, and are still prisoners with the enemy ::
Tcph Burgess LathamS n Z Battery; wounded
in left temple and eve.
Martin McSser, Co B. eth y c regiment; com
pound fracture OF left thigh.
Thos I Robson, comp E, 18th y regiment;
wounded in lett side.
Lewis Hedgpeth, company !, 18th c reg ment;
flesh wound in right th;Sh
The following are of the 18th c Troops, Col.
Cowan:
1t Geo Johnston comp A; perforatng wound
of cheSt-conSidered a mortal wound.
George Hackerman, comp A flesh wound i'll
right leg.
Moses Williams, comp c; flesh wound in right
Wallace Long, company {; flesh wound in right
thigh
Vim Rhodes, comp c; wound in abdomen
diel June 9Th.
j Pherrcl comp D; compound, comminutcd
fracture of right lcg-amputated below knee
When last seen, jane 18th, in dying condition.
Thos Cape comp ID; PerioratlnS chest wound
seen last, June 18th, IN dying state.
Bunyan Stan,ail. comp ID; compound, commn-
ueted fracture Of right leg-amputat'd below the
knees.
Arch Brooks, comp E; penetrating wound of
chest.
George W MalpaSs. comp i right shoulder and
bretst--dcd June 10th.
Enos Tart comp E. flesh wound in left thigh.
WIN II McNeal, comp +; flesh wound of foot.
Samuel Wright. comp F. flesh wound IN bIck.
Lewis CaSSiun, comp f; wounded in left knee
JOINT, thigh smputated-dird Jane 18th
Corporal Samuel Kine, comp G.; compound, COM
Minated fracture OF right lee, amputated below
knee-died June llth.
John Wm Tedder, comp II flesh wound in left
thigh.
Albert RlnaIli, company X flesh wound in left
thigh.
Private - Brown flesh wound in back
The following belong to the 2Sth regiment n c
Troops Col James Lane:
Captain Thos Epperson, comp !; flesh wound in
left leg
Lieut. John II Cornelius, company F. compound
fracture Of right thigh.
53ED RECT [ TRoorS-CoL RoBr HoEE.
John Guy, comp \; fingers Of right hand shot
and afterwards amputatcrl.
37rH RECT TgooPs-coL LEE.
\ Cox, comp A compound fracture Of right
thigh.
Benz C Coldron, comp A; pertorating wound of
brain, through right cye-dIcd June llth.
Sergeant VIM Hurley, comp y wounded in right
knee joint.
Geo Craven, comp 4; right knee joint, thigh am
pntated-died June 18TH
Robt Gentry, comp 4 perforating chest wound.
" Mullins, comp \ left thigh and testiclc-
died of tctanuS, june 9th
JAS Cardell, comp F; flesh wound in right thigh.
Peyton Rhyme, comp Fl ; wound of left cheek,
tongue, and fracture of inferior maxllla
EP Cemmer comp Is perforatng chest wound
died June 10th.
I'd Rutledse, comp B flesh wound in left leg.
John Nicholson, comp | !; flesh wound in left
shoulder.
d W Stinson, comp wounded left side
NJ D Parsin, company X flesh wound In right
thigh.
Corporal WIN Walker, perforating wound OF alb
domen-died June End.
These wounded were partially in my charge With
in the enemy's lines. They have been removed to
Fortress Monroe
1t may be encouraging to the relatives of the
wounded, and it is due the enemy, to state that all
Confederate wounded are kindly treated and well
Cared for-all receiving like accommodation and at
tention No preference is shown to Federal wound
ed In this respect at least, our foe conforms to
the usa9es of civilized warfare.
I r SHAFFNER