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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10

of the enemy's sharp shooters, who had not
ceased their firing, cven:Gnder such appalling
circumstances rs we have described.
T;lr length ct'the sap made hy the enc
MY, is supp scL TO have leen about COO icci /,
bu: the work is not so 81 eat, as lnaly, uiiae.
q,,aintcd- the appliances used fola siieA
purposes, would surnosc. Immlnse ausers
uade specially for such occasions. are brought
into requisikion, and by this means, we afe
informed, Vast deal Of work can be accom-
plisLed in short space Of time. Just where
the mine was sprung, and the explosion &C
Cured, the earth is formed Of hard sub
stance, such as is generally known as "pipe
clay" and this accounts for the great boul-
ders of earth which were rent asuuder and
upturned, by the force Of the explosion.
The enemys Losses from all causes ara. es-
tilnated at $500 men. We have over 600
prisoners in our possession, Ia battle flags,
and upwards of 1000 stands Of small arms. We
tooli no cannon, because the enemy brought
none with them. The four pieces captured
by the explosion, attached to Pegrams Bat
terry, were Afterwards dug up from the rub
bisL uninjured.
| Our entire loss is ascerrasned to be abou;
| 500. Among the Killed we regret TO STATE
are some of our very best men.
Saturday was the first time that the Army
of Northern vireiniashas been regularly en-,
gagged with the Yankee negro troops. The
disastrous results tn the enemy, have proved
that this favorite element Of the Yankee ar
my, is no match for Confederate soldiers. The
negroes rushed wildly forward Immediately
alter the explosion, with the cry of $40 quar-
ie," Alta late hour Of tho day, the time io1
the Conlederatcs came, and our brave boys
took.th at their word, and gave them what
they so loudly called for" Quo1ter."
The officers ard men, white and black, haVt
been confined together. They have engaged
in this unjust and unprovoked war, and flgh
side By side, and our authorities will not BIT
go cruel as to separate such bosom and deep
II sym pathsng friends in their captivity.
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Mcnd Your Ways.

We say to our fellow citizens in oil parts Of
the. District: Work your roads! Work yonr
roads! Wo urroadsl Wehear complaints, loud
and long, f.vm all sections. Carriages, bugsies
wagons, carts, harness, gear, and all those sorts
Of things, are in fear:rlly shaky condition. II
YOU don't work your roads, You will soon be
without any--not any roads, but any carriages,
&C., .te. Stop not your ears to the voice OF
warning ;sisdom-esp ccially when that voice
issues from the lips of the long headed and fss-
seeing Editor or tho Elgefeld Advertiser!
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To Al, who were not Here to see It.

TO All VINO were uOt cIctc " SSS A''
Our friends in the army, and elsewhere than at
home, will.bo delighted to hear of the fine rains
VIC arc having. On Friday evening last wc were
visited by regular built storm-thunder, light
ninc, wind and rain. Rain in torrcnts-dashing,
driving, drenching, pouring. The growing corn
was considerably bent and blown down by the
rushing wind this however did not amount to n
disaster. On tie Sunday following, we had
lively shower, and even now Monday morning) ne
are getting it again. The corn prospect is fine.
But psaow! we are always making mistakes
about tho crops. Not long ago We published that
the wheat crop in our District was immense And
so people told US. 1t turns ont ho@ever that the
said crop is short-decdedly short-lamontably
short. This is now an indispuable fact; alas!
this time VIC are right. To many of US therefore,
Jiscui.s will be thing of Sunday during the
coming winter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10
Increase in Our Terms.

With the upward tendency Of every thing in the
way of provisions, clothing, paper, labor, &C.,
&C., we too are forced to advance our prices and
now place The Aacertiser at Eight Dollars per
u,cr in odraace, aul lidrs'tsina nt So per square
for each insertion.
Those of our patrons who prefer to pay us'in
provisions ct old prices. can have the paper at 81
ner annum, and have such advertisements pub
ii.acd as they may want at our old ratos1vis: 81
ncr square for the first, aa so Gig. for each sub
sequcnt insertion
July 20, 1854.
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Thanks.

The brave soldiers who compose the Band OF
the End Regt S. C. Cavalry, requested US, before
their departure, to return to our citizens their
kindest and most HEARTFELT thanks for the cor
dial and unboundel hospitality" (these arc their
words) experienced by them during their soojourn
in Edgchold. .sShe gallant fellows were cnthusi-
ustie, and bade 'us say all manner of kind things
for them. Tell tho good people," said they,
that we want to stay Bero forever; that we arc
charmed and delighted with tho place; that our
Visit to Edgeleld has been green spot in the
desert Of war. And don't forget to tell the ladies
that we admire them fanatically-that we adore
thern-that VIC are az lore with them:-that we
will come and play for them every month in the
year if We can-that VIC are going back to the
coast 70 practise diligentlJ in tho hope of being
called to Edgcfeld again; &C., &c, 6c."
We'll, we'll, We doubt not they feel all they say
(musicians are the honestOst Of people and al
ways fpol what they say and We doubt not that
where hospitality has hcen rendered them, it has
been, as they say, Z" cordial and unbounded j" anc
VIC know too that they fully deserved it. And
now, will they permit us to return them ou'
thanks-the thanks of citizens, Of ladies, and o.
the Dramatic Corps? We have all enjoyed their
presence and their muac in the highest degree
Music ais twice blessed; it blesseth him that
gives, and him that takes" The village. viii! be
forlorn without thcm. God grant We may SEQ
and hoar them soon again. Health, happiness
and good luck attend them ].
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PuBLIC MEETING.

The citizens of the Ridge and neighbaring vi
cinity, exempt from active service in the field,
are requested to assemble at Bethel Church, on
Saturday, the 18th inst, for the purpose of or
ganizing themselves into 3 Company, in order to
be prepared for any emergency that may arise.
T. WATSON, Sr.
S. BOUkNIGHT,
j. Nj. NORRIS,
GEO. ADDY,
.T.BoATWRIGT,
WILSON HoLsON.
Ridge, Aug. l, 2t 32
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R. / K.
Respectfully yours,

p The New York Hya1s says: Two hun
lrod and sixty-fve of the most valuable public
and private buildings of Chamhersburg have been
destroyed by the rebels Most Of the stocks of
merchandise were remOvedsbefore the rebels ar
rived-the losses from fire are largely over 81 OUp-
OOo. Three thousand people are rendered house
lscs
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For th. Advertiser.

TOr tue huVettlSer.
LINE OF BATTLE NEAR MALVERN HILL,
July 29th.
MR: EDlron :-Subjotaed send a list of easu-
alties in Co. G, 1st Regiment, 5. c. ", in the en-
gsgement near the Charles City Road, Thursday
evening, July 2Sth:
Killed,-Nono. Woundea.-Capt Wiley Hol-
loway, flesh wound, shoulder; Corp 7 81 Wison'
severe in right foot; J H Carpenter, severe in
leg Holloway, flesh wound in back Z
G Walker, W W Stewart anu F Schwartz. Miss
ing,-Corp w Street, copl II W Holloway, ]
w Bryant and W Hancock.
S. g. MoBLEY,
Assistant Surgeon,
lat Reg't. S. C. V
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Late Arrivals.

TUST RECEIVED 1T THE BRICK STORE
81 Extract LOCKWOOD;
English C0pPERAs;
Masoa's BLACKING; -
Coats Spool COTTON;
SHOE THREAD;
TOILET SOAP:
PAPER and ENVELOPES.
For sale by G. L. PENN.
Aug st %
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Tax in Kind

II HAVE received the Assessors Estimate for
Il the Tax in Kind marked deliverable at Aiken,
Hamburg and Scots Ferry, and an ready to
take up tho Floating Receipts ands receipt upon
the Estimate.
hope to be able to be at Edgc6eld C. II. o
week during the month. If can do So will
give notice in future number Of the Aarertiser.
s. S: TOMPKINS, Agent.
Hamburg, Aug 2t SO
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Exchange of Prisoners at Charleston.

The City Yankee Officers confined for some
months past in Charleston, havo lately been cx-
chan ged for a like number of our Officers held by
the Yankees. This exchange brings to US the
intrepid and knightly Major Gen. EDWARD JoHS-
SON, Major General FRANK GARDNER, Brigadior
Gcnls. GEO. II. STEWART and ]. j. ARCHER, and
the renowned guerrilla Chieftain, Gen. JEFF
!rHoMrsoN.
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IN qetreating. Those who were captured have
bccn made to bury the Federal dead and carry OF
the wounded to the roar. To day all is quiet,
and We are cleanin. NJ our works and preparing
again to inhabit rur dens in the earth.
. "prtv2te j. n. Parkman, Co. A, was also slight
ly wounded."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10

@ The aggregate of the killed. wounded and
missing in Gen. NJ. c. Buffers Brigade, consist
ing of the 4th, 5.h and eth S. C. Cavalry, since
the opening of the present campaign in Virginia,
up to the 18th July, stands thus: Killed, 81
wounded and missing, 400. Total, 577.
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DURrsoE, EeEsG & co.

SUBSCRIPTIONS. to the ADVERTISER for ole
year FIVE DOLLARS il advance. For Six Months
. fffEEE DoLLAES
ADVERTISEMENTS viii DC inserted at THREE
DOLLAi:S per Square (l0 nion lines or lcss) FOR each
Insertion Advertisements without Instructions as 10 the
numn.r OF times to nc inserted, viii be published until
forbid. aud charged accordingly.
Announcing Candidates for any oNiee Of honor OF
rro::, TWENTY DOLLARS, to be p;.id before the an
.noancenent is published. >
Obituary n"iiccs, Tributes Of Respect, or any commI
ncaon personal in lis nature, will be rated Ssadver
rise,cn. aud charged accordingly.
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The Tax in Kind.

As Assessor fer the 18th Collection District,
comprising tho 7th and 9th Regiments, Capt.
DEAN also sends US the following statement, the
result Of his labors in the assessment of tho Tax
in Kind in his District:
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DISTRICT REcAr1TULATIoN.

DISTRICT RECAPITULATION.
Road Tax, Is per ct. on SlOO,645,22,
Hamburg Incorporation excluded, $15,O95,93
Deduct com mmissiops ut u pr cent. 226,45
Nett amount Paid Commissioners, $l4,SI0,47
Poor Tax, ii per cent on $lOO,s4s22,
Hamburg Incorporation excluded, Sll,O1hoS
Deduct commissions ut II pr cent. 1906
Nett amount Paid Commissioners, $l0,9O5,O1
Pub. Building Tax, pr ct on Sill, 40
Hamburg Incorporation included, $S,9l3,I7
Deduct commissions at II per cent. 1871
Nett amount Paid Commissioners, Ss,f7s,as
Total State and District Tax sl46,5Os,13.
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-Notice!' !

NOGICN
r WILL be at .Edgehed C. II. on Friday and
Il Saturday in each week. until further notice,
to receive aud receipt for the Tithe Tax in Wheat
for 1861 and the Bond Bacon. Farmers and
Planters will please take due notice, anil govern
themselves accordingly. Ny 0Mes. will not be
open until the 18th inst.
T. A. JONES,
Purchasing Agent.
Aug If 32
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10

Leaving on hand a balance of I. s17sl
To this may 10 added s72s-the proceeds, in new
Issue, of the Entertainment given about the first
of May last. This latter sum has bocn applied
hysthc Ladies, but not yet paid ont. The sum,
therefore, held by the Dramatic Corps at present
is $500.
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District Statistics.

oun ever-atton.ivs Tax Collector, Capt. THEos.
DEAN, has very thoughtfully furnished US the an
ucxcd rccapitulation of tho State and District
Tex for Edgefcld District for the year 1864,
which will afford information to our readers gen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10
Particulars of the Battle at Peters,
burg.

From the Petersburg Express of Monday
we obtain the following interesting account
O; the desperate contest which took place on
Saturday:
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Aug 2
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Juliu, Day, sy, Aam'og. ct al.
DY virtue of an order of the Court iu this case,
I'D will procesd to sell at Edgoaeld c. H., on
Monday tue 5th day Of Sept next, tho Real
Estate described in the pleadinss to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as the Gar
rett Pacs, containing -Four Hundred and Thirty
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of ThOmas
Garrett Estate of Goo. McKie and others.
PERMS.-Sold on credit of l2 months with
interest from day of sale, except costs and ex-
peuscs of sale which must DO paid in cash. Pur-
chasers to give bond with st least good sureties
to secure the purchase money. and,pay for papers
extra. Z. W. CARWILE, G.E.ED.
Augo - At SO
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For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
The Eigefeld Village Aid Association acknowl-
edges donation of $40 frola Mr.. Jas. callison,
sent by the kindness of DR.. Abpey.
Ne arc expecting 10 send Hospital stores to
Augusta from time to time, and would be glad to
recexe half-worn uuder-clpthing, old linen, Gun
dies, bedding, &c. In short, any and every thing
palatable to the sick, o. necessary for the wound
ed We hope all will take an interest
Mns.A ANN GRIFFIN, Pres.
Mrs. WM. GOODMAN, scc'ry. & Treas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-10
Long DELAYED.

On ther6th instant We received letter from
=. X, our much valued correspondent in Gen.
::ooD's Army, dated July ID. This letter, enter
.sining rs it is, would now be of little interest to
ur readers. Some Post Master between Atlanta
.ud Aususta-or atone of those places-ought
/, have his epidcrmis tckled with. cat-o-nine-
tails. =.
From this lamcntably delayed epistlc ne make
the following extracts-in whichEthe warm-heart-
ed writer speaks of two noble youths of Edge
held--two immortal soldiers. for when this
vexcd world is now otter:
"On Tuesday, Lieut.. PICK TUCKER, Co. I, eth
S. C. Rcg't, received mortal wound in the
head, and died in about thrty-six hours after
wards. Though buta youth, ho was elected to
Licutenanc, in our Company last March. 7IIs
was winning golden opinions by his.bravery, and
good conduct. lie was always so cheerful, a1a-
BILE, kind and generous, that it was 'pleasure:to
meet him in the mood social, or with. view to
ito business alone. Bat that beaming face, and
those brigh: smiles are numbered With the things
that are past. "He, sleeps in glory's bed" His
ncvill got be forgotten. Fame will claim him
as one of her own; and hand his memory down
to future generations.
s. /" We were informed that PAUL Derrick, of
our Company, died from the effect of wound
received in the fight near Calhoun. Mr.. DER
RICK was young man of good habits; modest
and quiet, and yet firm and manly in every emer-
gency. Ii hc had any faults I was never able to
detect them. Let US never forget hia services,
nor the manner of his death. The tomb of
Confederate soldier slain in battle is the temple oil
our young Republics glory and honor"
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Proceeds Of the Dramatic Entertain.

Proceeds Of the Dramatic Entertain
ments.
The amount taken in the first night,
July 2eth, was $1,000
July 2Sth, second night, 9lS
Total, $2"lS
cR-By Cash paid for Candles, S2os
pd Bands travelling expenses 25i
Pd for Printing, GU
: Pd Mr.. Covar, rep'r'g scenery IL
Total, S337
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oath s. c4v., NEAR ATLANTA, Ga,

Ridge, Aug. l,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-31
6Ist Regiment.

6Ist Regiment.
The following casualties in the 6Ist we get from
the Petersburg Res lister:
HEABoRs 6lsr REGIMENT N. @. T., .
cling@an'S Brigade near DrsT Ia is siuh'
For the qualification of the friends of this reg
ment, send you list of the killed and wounded
during the skirmishes of the 18th, 18th and 10TH
and the general engagement of the l6th, ana the
skirmishes of the 18th and 10Th with the enemy
near Drewrys Bluff, Virginia:
Field and f-Wounded-Sergt M'jor VIM d
Von Eberstein severely.
Company A-Capt 81 Robinson commanding
Killed-PrivateS w Faison. Wounded-lst Sergt
j o Armstrong, SeTgt NJ Smith slightly Privates
J O'Lockarny MORALLY j II Johnston severely; j
Yann slightly.
B-Capt w NJ Stevenson commanding Wound
ed-Privates Q Cherry, Emanusl Edwards Sc
verely
Capt Edward Mallett commanding. Killed
Sergt John Ronark, Private Warren Liggett.-
WOunded-Lieut E Story Sergt Allen Wooten,
Privates Thos Ainsworth, l. Barnhill slightly;
Lewis j King severely; Jos Mundell, leo Philips,
Richard Wilkerson, Ezekiel Slaughter slightly.
Dist Lieut. Vim S Ramsey commanding
Killed-Privates w johnson, A Stone. Wound
ed-Rlchard Ansley, J Brown, P Brown, David
Caude severely Noah II Clark slightly S Cole,
Henry Crutchield severely; Allen Z Davis,
I Dowdy slightly Sydney Elbanks severely; VIM
Z Holt, Albert FnllllpS, Norman n "eosteI,
Alfred Wrightman, S A Smith slightly.
Capt A j Moore commanding Killed1Sergt
John Ii Carroway, Private VIM Fryer. Wounded
LIT Jessie Barnes slightly; Prlyates Jessie Car
roway, Richard Baker severely; Frank FELTON,,
Wiley Howard Edmund Peaden, w Ruftin
slightly; Davis Rufin severely; Seth WatsOnS John
Williams slightly.
G-Killed-Lieut Daniel Shackelford.
q H-Cspt VIM Laner commanding. Killed
Private Robert F Ward. Wounded-Capt VIM B
Lanier, Lieut. Henry II Lanier severely; Sergt j B
Robinson, Private Joseph E Gibson, Robert H Peal
slightly, VIM j Peal mortally; james Robinson,
James Robinson, Harrison Roserson slightly.
I-Wm L Choate commanding. Wounded-lst
Sgt George Grimsley, Sgt NJ Mitchell severely,
Corpl II D Esept, Privates Isham Blevins, Richard
Cheek, William Cheek, Jr., slightly; Sias Goings
severely Jos Hudson, John Mabe slightly; James
Monkey mortality John Monkey, Isaac Richardson
slightly.
Companies f, G aud K were not engaged, being
aosent on detached service.
Reclpituation.- killed 1; wounded 4 !;
enlisted men killed s wounded 81.
am, sir very respectfully, your obedient servant
w. L. FAISON, Adjutant
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-31
GOVERNMENT OF NoRTH.CAROLISA.

His Excellency ZEBULoN B VANCE Buncombe, GOVernd
Col. David A Barnes: Northampton, Aid.
Col. George Little, Wake, do.
Lit Col. John L. Morehead, Guilford, do.
Richard Battle Jr.. Ansoh, Private Secretary.
DR.. Ed Warren, Chowan, Surgeon General
John P. II. Russ, Wake Secre airy of State
Jonathan Worth, Randolph, Public Treasurer.
Curtis H. Brngden, Wayne, Comptroller.
Samuel F. Phillips. Orange Auditor
Oliver H. Perry, Wake. State Librarian.
MaiGr General 4 c. Gatlin, Lenor, Adjutant General
Major VIM. B. Guck, Beaufort, Paymaster
Major John Devereux, Wake Qdariermaser.
Major Thomas ID Hugg, Wake, COmmissary and Uf''
Major james Sloan, Guilfnrd, Quartermaster.
Major Henry A. DOwd Edgeconbe do
Major James H. FUote Asst Adt Gen, (ROll of HONOR
Major VIM. A. Graham, Jr., Asst. Adjt. General. n.
Lieut. Josiah Collins, Washington county, Ordnance u
partment.
Lieut. John Neathery, Wake, Asst Adit General
Lieut. Thomas White, Franklin Asst. Quartz rmaster
Lieut. Isaac W. Garrett Edgecombe, Asst QIarterDaS
Lieut.. Thaddeus McGee, Wake Asst. Commissary.
iieGt Charles II. Thompson Wake, Asst. CommissarJ'
JUDICIAL.
lSuprenns C0art-RichmOud NJ. Pearson, Yadkin CbS
Justice; William H. Battle, Orange, and Matthias VS.
", of Craven, Judges; Sion q. Rogers, Wake, AornS
General Hamilton G. Jones. Rowan Reporter EdnoJ
b Freeman, Clerk. Meets in the city of Raleigh seO.
Monday in June each year. The MOrganton term has
discontinued. II
Romulus NJ Saunders, Wake; Robert R Heath ~ sFs,,
Robt 3 French Robson Jas W. Osborne, Nee s'lri,
George Howard, Wilson; Robert B Gillian, lTDs'
VIM. N. Ship, Henderson. s,3
ISolcitors-Ist Circuit Jesse Yeates, Hertsord ~
Circuit, Charles g. Clark, Craven 8rd Circuit Sion d.
Rogers Wake. Attorney General 4h Circuit, Ihopr
Settle RGckin CHAM 18th CirAit, Ralph Buxton, Cup
land Rth Circuit, Robert F. Armfed, Yadkin 1tn "
cult WIN. P. Byuun; Sth Circuit Augustus 3 herrl~'7
BuDcombe. 49,. ..-s p;1
Confederate States District C,Urt-Hon. Asa B,gfS
Martin, Judge; Geo. v Strong. Wayne, Attorney W.
Watson Craven Clerk; Wesley Jones. Wake, harSnS'g
Council Of State--F. Satterwaite, !ht; RoDen r
Dick, Gulford; Or. James Galloway, Wilkes u, &
dredge Johps'on; j.. R. HsrgrAve, Ans"n; jesse
Stubbs Maytln. p-.,;dsr
Ec- 06feio, Rev William e Pel Wake, and FropS.k
Richard Sterling Guiltord, DIR. w Sloan, Gaston' DIV
arb H Battle, Jr., Secretary. "a,
Board of Internal EpDrooen1tnts Excel encL, OS
Vance, President Ec Ofeio VIM Eaton Jr OF 49,
J. d. Flannel of New Hanover, and hontfoFo hc''
Richard II Battle Jr. Secretary. pr61
Osnsissioners Of SisEing Fand-HOn Thomas I Eli
Alamauce, Hon. Weldon N. Edwards, Warren, andsn'
David l.. SWAIN Orange. NIL -
The University of North. Carolina is at Chapel h'
Hon. David L. Swain, President . c,rrmou
Rev. Calvin H. Wiley is Superintendent oil VOD'~
Schools of the State. ~ n Inst
Willie J Palmer, A. ", is Principal of the \. v.
tuition for the Deaf Dumb and the Blind at sra
Or. Edward q. Fisher is superintendent oil 'ne
Asylum.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-31
Fifteenth North-Carolinu Regiment.

Field and Staf-Missing-Se Maj + II Mitch
ell, Color Sergt John o Frick
Co A-.Killed-Pfivate Davis Wounded
Privatcs CALVIN Beatty and S Huffman. Missing,
1t David Billiard, Sergt Jas Edge, CorpT Jos
Hawn, Privates CephaS Beatty P A Brown, G W
Hall, F iIarmGn, Love, D Starms, SUIT.
ton, Henry Shook, j NJ Simmons, Sam Pollard, ia
COZ Hular
Observation-Disclosures R B Andrews, R Hen
stem, 5 SIngletsry, G G King Missing-Sergt
Philip Evans, Prvates W R Barlow, II Field,
G Green, H Green, w Hagler, A Rector
C-Wounded-Capt V V Richardson, LIST Lieut.
Long, Privates j Corl, w Hudson. Missing
Corpl NJ P Williams, Privates J H Baird, Beach,
W Benfield N. Bentley, W R Best E Csnady, ]
S Craig, d Crump, I Faulk, W Faulk, G G
Howell, D A Ketchy, Q Q Lancaster, NJ Scutz j
Long, W e Long, Millican, j MENUS, S. Proc
Vey, j Reeves Jno Sides, a Scales, o Sow
ers, j Stevens, j II Thomas, E K Vause, j McV
Williamson.
Wounded-Alfred Billiard, D A Billiard and
Pro6i.t. Mssing-1st L. N Townsend, I'd Lit
Rowland, Srrgts + G Odon, j @ Mcclellan, Corpls
Jos P1vatt, W . Andrews, A Lawson, Privates
BlggS, Bryant, W Blankenship, j A Clewis, A
Hardin, N Hines, j E Hill, A Ivey, j Joynes,
Alex Mcclellan A Privatt, A j Proffitt E W
Rector, SpiVey, w Sutton, E King, W White.
E-KIed-Private NJ Durham Wounded
Corpl Castin, Prvates R A Henry, R R Reeves,
j Weaver, W Pgford, T Ions. Missing-1st
1t G W Cor6ett Sergt Groom, Corpl II L Pc
tersoD, Pr!vates W H Barnhll, w Butler, L Bris-
coe, w j Cook, Nathan Lewis 7 D Malpass, N W
Miller, q Prigeon, j L Pigford, A B Rocks, VI G
Smith, j Wopdcock Thos Weaver.
F-Killed-Private E Norton. Wounded-Pri-
Yates NJ Ii Murphy, A A Hucka6oe, j Parsons,
w NJ Harris, W A Ballard, Mckay, N Gpfey, j
Whsinant. Missing-lst Lieut. II Mcintosh,
Sergts N 5 Mclean, A NJ N Smith, Vim Buchanan,
Corp'l E MCPHERSON, Privates N Beaseley,
Burge N Brown, Fl Calhoun, Jno Chause, w C
Connolly, W Davis, K McGrayson, NJ E Nc
Eachin McGregor A Mckay, NJ G Mckay,
Y Mclean, W Pate A W Roper, W Smith, r
0r G%'klP Webb, J & Martin. 4S' . ''"''' "
Wounded-eSergt B Morrison, Corpl Reid
Missing-Ssrgts IS j BOwden, D Mathews
G NJ Mathews; Privagertt and Fred Nash; CorpI
w Russell, A w Hancoa Dancy, G W Carlton,
H-Killed-Private WIN
Sergts II Smith, Alex Lewis,ap. Wounded
II j Best