The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-12-30
KILLED AND WOUNDED.

In addition to the list of killed and wounded North
Carolinans first page, gather the following:
| Il. the battle at Fredcricks6urg.
lst Regirnent.-I killed, " Wyrick and Is woun-
| ded.
| I'd Regiment-J S Clark, H Bryan, " Jarvis -
| Bradley, were killed. and l6 wounded.
Sd Regiment.--George Tyson, killed.
4th Regiment.-Killed: Capt Jas Carter, W Len
ley, LASER, Duryer. Wounded Capt " S
Davidson, J Ingraham L Allen, F NJ Morrison,
c Hunter, a Cowan, Ingraham, J Powell,
members Of the two companies from Iredell, and Is
others.
5th Regiment.-Lt Pulley killed, and woun-
ded.
7th Regiment-In Capt Davidson's company from
this county commanded in the fight by Lieut. VIM J
Kerr Thos Cashion was killed, and the following
wounded: Lieut. Kerr, slight; corpl Erinkle, Frank
Harris David Howell, Peyon, Sergt Maloy, Lieut.
Cah all slight; John Brnkle, Sergt Fur, serious
Calder, confusion in side; Jas Gleason, foot shot off;
Jas Wnecof, leg off In the whole regiment 70
were wounded-some 10 or Is supposed to be mortal.
| 18th Observation-Disclosures: Chas Camp. Pellman,
Geo Brooke, Ihos Stone, Spearin.
18th Regiment.-In company (Randesbusg rifle
men) from this county W McGinn was killed, and
W Taylor W Wryfeld and W Mulwee wou nded.
| The 18th had killed and % wounded.
! l4th Regiments wounded, none killed
10th Regiment.--In company capt Stowe) from
| CASTOR county, Lieut. w holland, A Hovis Huff
stetlcr, Hooper Stephen Pettus and J Benton
! wounded. The 10th regiment had 4 killed AZ
! wounded and l6 missing.
| 18th Regiment.-I4 killed, and n wounded Col.
| Purdie was slightly injured.
10th Regiment.--Wounded Enzar Moses
| Green J Gregory, WEI Rddick, R Darden, R Hevis
none killed.
Esd Regiment Wounded: 1t W l. Terrence, J VIII
son, J Burchett--none killed.
soth Regimert.-Wounded: " l. Hood, L Dear
mond, Russell, of Mecklensurg county, and 8
others belonging to other companies.
34th Regiment.-In Company from Lincoln coun-
ty, l. PehdletOn and W EusOn were killed, and G "
Robinson, Jno F Bess and Hoye, wounded.
In company g. from Mecklenburg county, R T Stew
ems and II Pucket were wounded. In company F
from Cleaveland county, London and kindrick
were wounded. The whole loss of the 34th regiment
was killed and II wounded.
18th Regiment.-In the company from CASTOR coun-
ty, Jas L Alexander, u Alternately and Line
barger killed, and Capt Fite Stroup, Jacob
Hovis, Pasour, wounded; Beam, J Brymer H
Wright, missing. In the company from this county,
under Capt John Elms, Hovis killed, and the
/ following wounded: Lieut.. W ~ Sttt thigh slight;
W Clark, neck W Manning, thigh; F Clark, head;
! Starnes head; Sharp J l. Orr, Thos Devine, W
Crocker, missing. Col Barber and Mai Morris were
slightly wounded. The Regiment lost Is killed 81
wounded, and "a missing.
The 3sth Regiment had IS wounded and the 22d
regiment killed, 40 wounded, and 2 missing.
sS In the oatue OF uoluSooro, Benz h walker from
this county, member of the 18th Regiment was killed.
FOREIGN ITEMS.-Mr. Gladstone. in letter to
Secretary Newman, denies that he expressed any
sympathy with the Southern cause, or passed a
eulogy JEFF Davis.
The French Government has concluded con-
tracts for the supply of the army in Mexico for
two years, from which prolonged occupation of
that country is inferred.
The cotton famine distress is increasing in Eng
land and France.
In the Liverpool market the price of cotton is
as high as ever.