Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-16

Thos Wright, Eenj Carr, Arch Dale, Jas :kilett
Bryant Switzerland, w d Cherry, I Faison, c Rog-
-ers, KOrnegay, Liyinson, P Davis, Burnan,
Henry Lambert, John Cogdell R Burnett, II Rog
crs w Benton. 49, -"
Company F-Killed- Osborne Tow.
Wounded-Capt Jas W Wright serg't Levi Fair
cloth, privates W Lewis. N w Rvenbark, j B
Herring, Quincy A Holland, M S King W S Bed
So Owen w Williams, Josiah Carter, D j M
Arthur, j Patterson, VIM Royal, Benz Crumplsr.
Julius Benton, W Fisher, Rayford Grice, H
Jones, D B Jones, Nathan Hall.
Company G--Killed-Privates Joel Little, Calvin
Little, Josiah Rush, Michel Gore, WI Gore, 8
Simmons, Isaac White, B H Reynolds, Henry Ship
per, j w McNuthan, w Evans, Geo Rivers
Wounded-Capt S Brooks severely, Corporal
Gore Serg't Leonard, Privates VIM Stanly,
Raybore, Robt Kerney, NJ Raymon John White.
Samuel Evans Moses Evans, Z G Little Isaac Muir
ril, w Whitehead, Jas Benson, S J Summersell
WIN Carson, F Dale, A j Mills, Samuel Reynolds
Company Fl, Capt Cox Commanding -
Killed-Priva:es Edmund Murril, Alex Luckmorn
-Journegan, Fl Jackson 7 r Tail, j West
brook, U Tart, NJ w Warren.
Wounded--Privates Noel West Lloyd West, Dem
mis- Jcurnegan, j R Goodwin, j C Drunjohn,
Taylor, Gary Weeks, Owen Hargrove. r Stafford,
j N Jackson, G W McKenney, H Lee, l. Lee,
J Murphey, N B Warren, Joshua Warren, W D
Harvey, WIN West. Edmund jackson, Denning,
Jared Hudson, McKinsay, NJ Wise.
Company 1, Captain D Dcrane, Commanding
Killed-Privates j Oldham, G IIollingsworth Au-
thor Trip, W Warren, B Strickland.
Wounded-Privates JAS Faun, Owen Faun, Jos
Lutter, Morris Gore, j Bright, Royal, r Mathis,
IL Turner NJ Powell, c Clair, Alex Rves,
Daughetry, McRoyall, Hail. W Hall, VIM Lei
lars, j Ratley, o Williamson, ID Lieutenant
Robins
Missng-Lieut Jackson.
Company K-Capt Thos Toon, Commanding
Kllled-Privates NJ Shaw, John Shaw, j Cook, ii
d Billiard, N D Stephens, S Babston, Powers:
Wounded-Prvates A G Lowery, Butler, W
Cook, Womble, NJ lew, d j Fields. Rayford
Pulley, d Singletary, d f Virgins, W Ward,
A E Norris, W Lyden Coleman, E Camp, A
Powers Fish, Fish, W W Howell, I Ward
S Shaw, I Ballard, A Bulant. NJ GREEN, Jas Best
J Cook, W Fl Harrison G Hubbard, l. Babston
3 Dycon, S w Gowans, John Yates, d Yates
j Fields j Winson. j P Bright John Wayne.
The 3oth N. C.. Regiment went into the fight at
Coal Harbor with $50 guns and charged alone and
unsupported upon the battery Oh the extreme right
of the encmy's lines, supported by the Eth and
l4th U. s. Regulars and regiment of Volunteers.
The infantry were driven in and the battery carried.
The Colonel was shot down before reaching it. The
Lieutenant Colonel was killed sitting one of the
guns. At this moment either the enemy or some
bastard gave the order TO retreat, which the Lieut.
Colonel hearing repeated and the reg iment fell back,
losing heavily IN their retreat to the woods Both
officers and agree that they could have held the
battery but for the order to retreat. The distance
charged over Was 400 yards, across open field up
| hill. When other troops afterwards charged and
carried the battery, the regiment joined them.
Since the fight the regiment has been engaged
again in the battle on Tuesday evening" suffering Sc
| ycre losses, but they are not yet reported
! r. Pryor JAMES,
Adj 2oth N. Z. Troops.