Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-12-10
For the Standard.
LIST OF DONATIONS TO THE N. G. TROOPS
SINCE LAST REPORT

FROM tue La0leS o. town IN North carolina in |
possession of the enemy, $s1 1s1st Reg't N CM,
Col Matthews, Forsythe county-44 pair socks,
blankets, pair drawers, shirts, l vest pair
gloves, II yds wool jeans 61st Regt N Q NJ, Col
Nicholson-17 pair socks, pair Shoes pair gloves
pair drawers, shirts, pair pants, 25 blankets
II comforts, 8 towels; Miss Mary G Mebane, 4
blankets, 8 pair socks; Mrs C W D Hutchings,
Raleigh, blankets, l pair socks, pair drawers
18th Reg't M, Col Bingham, Orange county
80 pair socks, shirts pair drawers, IT blankets
quilts, lbs upper. leather, jacket pair pants
Co A, 3sth Reg'tN NJ, Col Anderson-56 pair
socks, 81 blankets, l quilt, ovefcoats, 10 pair
drawers, "A Shirts pair shoes; Mrs E Burke Hay
wood, Raleigh-30 yds carpeting, pair socks,
blanket; Miss Frances Haywood, Raleigh-35 yds
carpeting; 64th Reg't NJ, Col Forshee Ran.
deolph county-17 blankets, Al pair socks, 81 yds
jeans, i shirts pair drawers, Is lbs upper leath-
er, cash $l4; McBrant!y, Washington county,
pair socks 4Oth Reg't N g NJ, Col Thomas, Frank
lin county-72 blankets, 17s pair socks, II pair
shoes, pair gloyes, quilts coat 16 pair draw !
ers pair pants, 16 shirts, 10 yds wool cloth
Columbus Lodge, No. 1O2, Chatham county-S0
yds carpeting; 45th Reg't N G NJ, COL Hopkins,
Orange county, coat pair pants, Q blankets,
quilts, shiS pair drawers, Q vests, 80 pair
socks; 103d Reg't N NJ, Col Harris, Rutherford
county-cash $s2 rs, 90 blankets, so pair socks,
Shirts ssth Regt n, E Col Anderson l a"13S Wake
county-9 blankets, 20 yds carpeting, pair socks,
l quilt, pair shoes, pair socks; 10th Reg't
NJ, Col Mus, Union county-3t yds wool cloth,
81 yds cotton cloth, II pair socks pair drawers,
shirt, blankets, l pair gloves; 66th Regt
NJ, Col Clinard Davidson county-43 blankets, 10
quilts, SO pair socks yds wool jeans, 3 coats 25
shirts, pair gloves, pair Shoes 81 yds carpetng,
Reg't c NJ, Col Wright Washington county
45 yds carpetng. Is yds wool CLOTH 13 yds colored
sheeting, II Shirts 9quilts % pair Shoes 81 blank
cts, vest jacket, 26S pair socks, 16 pair pants,
20 pair drawers, side sole leather, cash S2S; 3oth
Regt NJ, Col Knight Edgecombe county-2s
blankets, 35 pair socks, 16 pair Shoes 81 pair draw
ers, shirts, pair pants 25 yds carpeting 274 yds
oznaburgs; 9th Reg't N G NJ, Col Lewter, Hert-
ford county-27 pair shoes, 80 blankets, II quilts
PIT pair socks, 16 pair drawers, 16 shirts 7 pair
pants, pair gloves, vests Mrs VIM S Battle
Edgecombe. s4f yds wool CLOTH 24as yds carpeting;
Mrs John Newlln, Alanance, blankets, 13 pnir
socks; Mrs VIM Henderson, Davidson l blank
e. Q pair socks Mr. W Robinson, Davidson, l
blanket; Mr. Sanrl Yolley, Davidson, 1 blanket, 1
pair socks; Col Coble, Guilford county-2O blank
cts, coat, a5 pair socks, vest. 1 pair gloves,
cloth; 44tb Regt NJ, Col Hunt, Person coun-
ty-2s blankets, go pair socks, 8 pair gloves, 80
shirts 1;jacket, 80 pair drawers, 16 pair pants, l
scarf, quilts II pair Shoes l hat, cash So SO;
62d Regt G NJ, Montgomery county-cash $25
S5th Reg't N NJ, Col Bell Halifax county-7l
blankets, pair pants pair drawers, shirts, 40
pair socks; quilts, IL pair Shoes 274 yards wool
cloth, pillow and Fellowship; 46th Regt N O NJ,
Col Bingham, Orange county-3 pair drawers, 5
shirts, blankets, IA pair socks, quilts 231 yds
cotton cloth. 67A yds wool cloth Mrs George W
Swepson, Alamance county, pair socks 6 blsnk-
cts, pair drawers flannel shirts; Pleasant Hill
Soldiers Aid Society, Meckenburg county-1o
shirts; 1l7th Reg't NJ, Col Woodall, Johnston
county-2G blankets, 43 pair socks, pair shoes,
wool shirts, l pair drawers, yds wool cloth; 25th
| Regt NJ, Col Parker Sampson county-12
blankets, IA quilts, yds cotton cloth, coat
jacket, pair pants, Z pair drawers. shirts, As
pair socks, vest, yds jeans; SD Reg't N NJ,
Col PeHlberton, Cumberland county-1l9 blankets,
IA comforts, coats, 81 shirts, 13 pair drawers II
pair pants scarfs, 175 pair socks, pair gloves,
pair shoes, l6 yds wool cloth 45th Reg't N G NJ,
Col Hopkins, Orange county-250 pair socks, "a
pair Shoes 25 Shirts l3 quilts, 26 pair drawers 8
33d Regt NJ, Col Brooks Wilson county-l4l
pair socks 10 quilts, pair pants S3 blankets, Is
shirts, hats, l scarf II pair drawers; 1lSth Regt
N NJ, Col Russ, Wake county, pair shoes :;
39th Reg't N c NJ, Col Stephenson Wake county
IA pair shoes, 157 pair socks, 80 quilts, 26 Shirts
81 pair drawers, scarfs, pair gloves, 3 coats 2
vests, jacket IA pair pants, 33 blankets, II yds
h1etng R 81 yds e,rpSns 81 yds wool CLOTH cash
Nov. 90, 1852.
CoSFEDERA1Es IN THE HosrlrAL AT SHARPsBuRG
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Enquirer,
writing from Sharpsburg, under date of October 30,
says:
There are over fourteen hundred wounded rebels
in the hospitals here and in the vicinity under the
general superintendent of DR.. Ranch, Medical Di-
rector of the 5th army corps These wounded re-
bells are lying in churches, dwellings, barns, and
tents, scattered throughout the noighborhood they
in all styles Of suffering, many dying every day.
As humanity demands kind treatment to the enemy's
wounded as well as own, they received such from
our surgeons, as well as from benevolent citizens
at the Concentrating Hospital" in an old
church, under the care of DR.. Horace de Young,
are two remarkable cases entitled to special notice.
The first is that Of private Wm Kidd, 10th Missis
| sippi regiment. He received gunshot wound
through the face, and laid on the battle field two
days and one night before he was picked up. The
ball, supposed to be grapeshot, entered the right
cheek bone and came out Immediately opposite,
fracturing said bone, carrying away the upper por
ton of the muscle of the face both cheeks, the
entire nose, the right eye, and the supercilliary
ridge, and also the entire bony casing Of the eye.
The, upper jaw fell down over the lower jaw and
| chin, leaving his palate and throat exposed. The
rebel surgeons pronounced Lis case hopeless but
under the medical skill of our surgeons, the man is
now so far recovered as to walk the streets of
| Sharpsbuig today. Mr.. Kidd says when he left
Mississippi he was fine locking fellow, the pride
Of his wife, and the admiration of all the bellies Of
the village; but question if his wife and friends
will believe that the Antetam battle helped his per-
sonal appearance much" ne.
| E,r the Standard.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFIcE,
s., .7.. .. RALEIGH, Nov. ~, 1862.
Contributions receired at this office. .tor tho sick
... and aoounded soldiers of ". c. .
Thos P. Burgw,n, lbs tea; Mrs H + A PEBBLES,
cash 500; Rev Albert Smedes, $25; through w j
Palmer Principal Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution,
sheets, pillow cases, IL shirts. A note from