The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-08

Milton Deolin, head severely
Ine Following is list of casualties in Co. C, Capt
a. walker, from Iredell county, in the same Regt:
hMed-A Johnston, r II Webster. Wounded-
Capt Walker abdomen, severely; Lieut. J r Potts.
mp .hign ana shoulder; Sergt White, leg broken;
Serg " iroutman thigh, severely; J L McNeely,
Davis, and David Sype all slightly: N Sifford
Deal, W Barnhardt W A Elliott
Major B. Huske severely wounded in the right
foot.
The Regiment went into action commanded by Col.
H. hii) $50 strong, of which Is killed and 90
wounded The Regiment fought against three Regi-
mcnts OF the enemy, if more and they under cover
OF woods and fences
This is corrected list from the Surgeons Report
June 2''h and published for the benefit of friends
SAML. H. WALkCP,
Lieut.. Col, 48th Regt., n. c. I.
Last Of some Of the killed and rounded in the 7 Regiment
y. c. Troops.
Capt. MrCanley's Company, from Mecklenburg and
lredeIi.-hH'd John c Cashion. Hounded:
johnston slightly; John II Johnston MORALLY; James
Atweil, leg; Ralph Bell, thigh J j Atwell, since
deaG: Knox, flesh wound in leg; " McNeely
MORALLY; D II Cook in arm: Sergt Correll, arm
Capt ". L. Davidsons company, from Meckenburg
-h'Hed: Names not ascertained Wounded: 1t. W. j.
Kerr, IN shoulder; Sergt Cah1l, in neck: Robert
JamSon, slightly Jas Howell slightly; David Howell
seriously.
List Of Killed and Woun1ed IN three Companies of the
SAN " G. Regiment.
Co. f, of Lincoln county-hELled: Lieut David
Rhodes; ii Hill, Dan Wise, Dan Perkins, Joab Moore
Cephas tartzoge. Wounded: I. Heavier, Joshua
Queen Pink Edmond, Charles Shull, Geo Hedgpelt
David Reid, Alex Helms, Thos Abernathv Danl Gil
bert, Perry Carpenter, Jno Eaker.
Co. F, of Cleaveland county-KiVed: Can't A G
Waters; VIM Clay, \ G Elan, r II Shields W l. Hard
en- b Harden, Bryant, s"ml Akin, John White
ID Wilson, Solomon Carpenter, Beam. Wound
en- Lieut. d r liOyle, Cyrus Sparrow A II CAN'T B NJ
1oyle, solomon Newton, Newton Wright, A C Irwin
JAS Banton, d " Stroup Henry Hoye, Presly Norman
Jar oh Earl Tnl,DN n Fol, & "
Price.
Co. G, of Mecklenburg county.-Kued: Chas Ander-
son, J D Alexander, Means, Jas A Todd Lee
Shelby. Womnded-Lieut G Norment, Lieut.. r 5
Reid, since dead a Clark, Phillips, J Balm, J
LAYING knee G Todd arm, Logan Todd arm, A
Beatty hand, John Berryhill hand, John Sanford
leg, s W Elliotleg, T Stevens knee, Thos Bennett
arm broke, Chas Cox hand shot off j Rodden leg, I
J Dunn ankle, Peckral arm broke.
CoNFEDERArE WOUNDED PRISONERS FORTRESS
MoNRoE-A yankee Surgeon reports the following
North Carolinans received at the hospital from June
to June l4:-Stephen Bell, private Co. +, 22d n c..
gunsho: wound Geo. ". Koone, Sergt, Co. D. 18th n.
C., gnnshot wound; VIM. G. Perry, private, Co. 9th
9th n. c., gunshot wound VIM D. Walker, private, Co.
II, 9th n c., amputnton of right arm.
COLLECTION OF TAxEs.-The Yankee Congress has
passed bill for the collection of taxes in what is
termed the insurrectionary districts-that it, pre-
They intend to make the Southern people pay the
pcnse of their own subjngation if they can and it
would be far better for all to lose property fight
ing the enemy than submit and have it coniscated
The Washington National Intelligencer' explains the
provisions of the iniquitons bill as follows
''The bill for the collection of direct taxes in the
nsurrect onary districts has become law II pro-
vdes for the sale of real in certain this
purpose Where owners have abandoned their land 20
engage in the rebellion the shall have been
struck off to the United States Mt vendue the Com
missioners proposed to be appointed may lease the
under such regulations will secure proper and
reasonable employment at wages, upon shares OF
the crop, of such persons and families as may be re-
siding upon the land The proceeds of the leases and
sales be paid into the Treasury one fourth of
which is TO be paid the Governor of the State
wherein such lands situated, or his authorized |
agent, when such instruction shall be put down. and
the people shall elect Legislature and State officers
who shall take oath to support the Constitution of
the United States, and such fact shall be proclaimed
by the President for the purpose of reimbursing the
loyal citizens of said State for such other purposes
said State may direct and onefourth shall also be
paid to said State fund to aid in colonization
emigration from said State of any free person of
African descent who may desire to therefrom |
TO Hayti, Libera, any other tropical State
colony"
IMPORTANT DECIsION.-We learn that the Secretary |
Of War has authorized Maj Mallet to exempt all militia
commissioned officers from conscption who rccognz
ed by e State authorities subject to orders and liable
to be put in commando Raleigh Journal