Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-03

= Headq'rs. of Gen. Anderson's Brigade.
Editor Of Paisiga Standard =
DEAR SIR:-The following list of casualties in
the End Regiment N. G. S. T., resulting from the
engagements of the 14th and 18th inst, is as accu-
rate as / can make it from the information which
have at present; --4.,-s..-. ~. I'D. .-.,.
Engagement Of Sept 14th, on South Mountain.
Company C-Kiled-H Harris, - Nash
Wounded-Joel JONES' in thigh; w B Martin in
arm; Jas H Kornegay, in leg, severely; King
in hand.
Company D-Killed- Gay Wounded
Corporal Howard, arm Sauls, dangerously
P burden, arm; Thos Mumford, foot; A Moore,
in neck; W L Barnes, thigh; Nathan Eason.
Company E-Wounded-Jas Duncan, arm.
Company F-Killed-B White. Wounded
Bennett, jackson. Wounded and prisoners
G Hawkins, J Donnell, S MCCARTHY, Sutton, W
W Carroll Lewis.
Company G-Wounded- Corp ] Mcdaniel in
face; Jones, in leg; W Koonce, leg
Company I-Wounded-J Ives, arm; r A
Buck, in bowels severely; w R Green, arm;
Company K-Wounded- Davenport, in
leg severely; Henry Hall, in thigh.
Engagement at Sharpsburg, Sept. II.
Kiled-Col c lew.
Company B-Wounded-Lieut ] @ Gorman
slightly Henry Mercer, shoulder; E Flowers, leg !;
VIM Rose, dangerously; G Fulgham, head and leg
slightly Parker, head slightly; Owens, Sc
yerely; Watson Wells, slightly.
Company C-Killed- Alex Rogers Wounded
Q Manning, Osborn lew, L Cherry, B Taylor, G
d Mozingo, - Matthews.
Company D-Wounded- ] Applewhite,
in arm, severely; G Pittman, foot; Serg't W E
Yelverton, hand, slightly
Company F-Killed- Serg't A Taylor, Wyatt
Adcock, w Bowers Wounded-Corp1 Har-
olson, - Edwards - Timer, A Willis, S John.
son, slightly. Wounded and prisoner-Thos Rouse.
Company G-Wounded-R Ray, head, slightly.
Company H-Killed-Serg't Joseph Herring,
Saml Hines Wounded-Serg't r W Henry, thigh,
dangerously.
Company I-Kiled-Jos Styron Wounded
Dowty, face, slightly; E j Brooks, neck and
face, severely; Jno H Jones, arm slightly. Woun-
ded and prisoner-Capt D W HURT. Wounded
and missing-Jas H Morris.
Company -Wounded-Sergt Maj Brown,
arm, slightly; Serg't W j Street, head slightly
Corpl Carter, Frank Mason, neck, severely.
The following are, up to this time, missing. Many
of them are undoubtedly prisoners, and some Of
them wounded The position of the Regiment on
the 18th, rendered escape very difficult
Company B-Capt Jno Howard, Mack Kelly, Jos
Bats, W Bats, John Evans, Rayford Thompson,
Jacob Flowers, P N Bissett.
Company C-Joshua Price W Herring, Thomas
Jones, W A Cherry, Benz Blackwell, - Pearce,
Bishop Brock, NJ Sullivan.
Company D-Corpl X S Lewis, W Gurganus,
John Mann, Calvin Ellis.
Company E-Jas Dougherty, John A Holly, ia
cob Williams, F Peterson, L Hall, Miles Seasons.
Company F-Lieut r Wetherington Thomas
Laughinghouse, John W Carter, Abel Taylor, Fer
rell Hudson, Calvin Luther, David Bryant, w L
Simmons Robt Flake, E Sellars.
Company G-Corpl II KOOnce, L II Williams,
W III Waters.
Company H-Lieut B Whitfield, K Craw-
ford Gurey, S Toler, NARROW, Thos Jelks,
w Corbitt, r Hines.
Company Nv A Walker, A J Cook, j B Wat
son, A B Powell, Geo yogler 3 Gray, S
Smaw, j KoppeIl, Saml Goodfriend.
Company K-Serg't Wise, Corpl Fulford,
FL Cherry, Cuthrell, W Carter John Dowdy,
Chas NJ Fields, W Jones, j K Lane Robt Rice,
w Cecilcamp L Whitehurst.
The following are ascertained to be prisoners
Those marked with have come in on parole
Company BID lvid Deans,* Corp'l Eatman.*
Company D--Lovitt Pierce Ii Ward,* Corporal
Barnes j Q Avery, j W LOCK.
Company H-Lieut D D Monroe.*
Company K-Corp'l R Dowdy.
The list is not probably absolutely correct, but is
as nearly so as | can make it.
A. A. WATSON, Chaplain