Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-13


wounded. The woundsd in this regiment four cor.
respondent does not give the number) are from 100
to ITO, beside the killed. Our men have fought
desperately against great Odds and have driven the
enemy four miles. We now occupy our second line
Of battle, and all are determined to fight to the
bitter end. They have the advantage Of us in po-
sition and entertainments. D. G.. G.
Casualties in the 18th Regiment N: C.. Troops.
We are indebted to an unknown correspondent
on the battlefield for the following list Of casualties
in the 14th regiment N. G. troops
HEADQUARTERS 14TH n. C. TRooPs,
May4th, 1868.
List of casualties in the 14th N G. Troops, from
April soth to May 4th, 1868:
Field and Staff Officers-Co Bennett, contu-
sion, on duty with his command; Lieut. Col w A
Johnston, ses erely in arm, bone fractured.
q. Capt Cherry, co A, mortaly wounded, now dead
LIST Sergeant A shanklc co H, slightly in head Pri-
vate Ruth, co X, slightly in forehead
Company A-Private j T Johnston, killed; 81
Lieut. w Pagh flesh wound in face; Brevct I'd Lieut.
J Williams, flesh wound in leg; LIST Sergeant N
jenkins, slight wound in stomach 9th Serst Jas
Burrows, mortally wounded; Sd Corp w Rocker,
severely wounded in foot Privates Peter Boswell,
slightly in side; G Siberian, slightly in foot;
Rocker. severely in side; R Myrick, MORALLY
wounded.
Company B-Private Felix Myers, killed: 81 Lieut.
DIP Jones, flesh wound in leg and struck by shell iii
shoulder; I'd Sergt Line flesh wound in face; 81
Sergt E W Babcock, flesh wound in leg; Corp W
Moore, wounded in shoulder Corp B Ellington,
flesh wound in left thigh; Privates Jesse Anderson,
slightly in arm; Alfred, slightly wounded in arm;
E Ftchett. slightly in breast w Sewers, slightly
il arm; Smith, slightly in head.
Company G-First Sergt A Morrison, slightly on
leg; Sd Sergt l. Stanback, confusion; 9Th Sergt
W McGregor, flesh wound in leg; Corp Smith,
ri 1>oAI,k 20,
Privates A Buchanan, MORALLY wounded, died 4th
| May; Smith, mortally wounded; Smith, Sc
vere'y in hand; il Smith, contusion J Henry
confusion; Peter Morcton, confusion; Martin McRay
severely in estcles; Ed Bingsly, wounded in foot
| Neal Lemonds, wounded in forehead; Jas McKaskl,
| flesh wound in thigh; D ) Ewing flesh wound in leg
! ~ Saunders, slightly in forehead; Il Carpenter,
| Company D-Corp J Wan, severely in leg, bone
fractured; Pfvates J D Crow, severely in ankle and
foot, bone fractured; Jno Heavener, seriously in
mouth; w Long, severely in arm, bone fractured;
| Harmon, flesh wound 10 arm; A G Moss, contu-
! sion; - Kinney, slightly in breast.
Corp G Rogers, killed; Private w A Knight, sup
posed to have been killed; Brevet I'd Leut'T Le-
may; slightly in arm; LIST Sergt Jas Hicks NOR
tally wounded, died May 4th; 4th Sergt w Fl Shaw,
severely in lee bone fractured 9Th Sergt Penny,
seriously in hip, bone fractured; 4th Corp Vim Bar
low, severely in arm, anPutated; Pnvates J M Beck,
severely in both thighs Lewis, slightly on arm
and shoulder; Rufus Pool severely in ARM bone frac
tured; Hinton Pool, slightly in shoulder; L Ross,
slightly in breast; Rufus Smith, flesh wound in thigh;
c W Ray. slightly in foot; Isaac Macon, severely in
shoulder and face; Thos L Norwood, slightly in arm
and side; W w Watkins, seriously wsnnded in arm
and leg, bone fractured.
Company First Lieut. Harvey, slightly in
| thigh: Brevet % Lieut G M Williams, severely in
e. I II .ll--e n
Cooper flesh wound in leg; Green slightly in head;
Patton, severely in lee, bone fractured; Poe,
slightly in arm; R Williams severely in knee; T B
Wilson, severely in shoulder, amputated; 1st Scrgt
- Whitmire, slightly in leg On duty 9th SergtJ E
Patton, slightly in leg, on duty.
Company G-Second Sergt R Smith, killed; LIST
Sergt Jas W Rawley, severely wounded in thigh 9Th
sergt j Scarlet severely in head skull fractured;
Sd Corp Fl Bragg, slightly in head; Privates j. NJ
Crawford, right arm amputated A Lee, severely in
hsa'l Frazier, seriously in thigh, bone fractured;
N Miller leg amputated; A Jordan, severely in
Leg Taylor, severely in hip; Young, slightly in
shoulder.
Company H-Fourth Sergt VIM Lanier, killed;
Private Jesse Poplin, killed; LIST Lieut. c Shanke,
MORALLY wounded, died May 18th; list Corp e H How
ell, wounded in hand; I'll Corp Ebin Lowder severely
in arm and hand; Sd Corp ] W. Mauer, MORALLY
wounded; Prvates Green Almond, arm amputated;
Carter, slightly 10 hip; Jno Dry, slightly in FOOT
F Forest severely in hip and arm; Jas Hail. leg am
putated; Ivy Richey, slightly on head; Sides, NOR:
tally wounded; G A Shankle, severely in stomach;
Jno Thompson, in hip, bone fractured; W 8 Hall,
alghtly in side; Jno Kanoy, mdrtally wounded; Jno
Lilly, slightly in arm; NJ Letter, slightly in hand;
D Letter, slightly in hand: L E Mechor, severelyin
arm, bone fractured D Mobiles, severely in leg; w
Reunag, slightly in arms.
| Company Third .Serst R Hargrove, killed;
Private h Hicks, killed; I'd Lieut. A Hunt slight
y 10 face and arm; Prvates Alex Barnes, slightly in
| face and arm; A Rush, slightly in shoulder; w
Swicegood, slightly in side.
| Company K-Fifth Sergt L Beasley, killed; Pri-
| Yates Jno Powell, Jas OVERLY and = Parish, killed;
Brevet 81 Lieut. .Jno s Bryan, slightly in hip; ri
Seret FW Bodiker severely in sides 4th Sergt Joel
Ingram, finger shot of; LIST Sergt N Keith; seri-
wounded in both thighs; 4th Corp D Weathers,
severely in neck; Privates White slightly finland;
II Keith, flesh wound 10 arm; D w Royster, Sc
vsraly in arm, bone fractured; Willis Honeycuu, Be-
verely in leg, bone Fractured JZ Saunders severely
| 10 mouth; w Freddie in both hands; Eli Hamilton,
slightly in side; E W Hamilton, seriously in thigh,
bone fractured; VIM Chamblee, slightly on hand.
Brig. Gen: Ramssur's Brigade composed Of thse2d
and 4th NCS Troops 18th and s0th N G Troeps,
was oompIimented by the Corps and Division Com
maadsss to which it belongs for the efficient service
rsnas1sby it on the 4th Of May, 1868.
[ sasasr Of R. 7. BENNETT, Dol.
Rev. R. J. Graves of Orange county, n G., il
in this city, to stand his trial before the Confederate
Court upon the allegation Of disleyalty that has
been preferred against him. We understand that
he desires the fullest and most searching inyestigp
ton, and is confident of fully vindicating himself
against even suspicion -Rlskasdasd Sentinel -.
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