The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-17

ell arm slight, W Hahcock thigh severe " A Nea
hip, L Hatley severe, Marks arm, W Cooke
and Bennett hand slight, NJ Rigsby face slight
II Williamson shoulder slight, W Eubanks arm
/ slight, j Webb hand slight Rigsby thigh slight
NJ Cole hip, W Cole not known.
! In the 18th Regiment 9 we're killed and about I3t
wounded-mos!ly slight.
| FORTY-SIXTH REGIMENT.
| Company from Rowan unty)--Killed: Capt N
Fleming, Lieut. Geo Horah, prisates ? Beaver
Jacob Klutts, C Harryman, W Coon, corpl c Potts
privates Jos Basinger Basinger NJ Gheen, c
Waggoner, D Knapp, Jere Klatts, W Mayhem, VIM
Rogers, David Parks, David Terry, David Rich, W
Richelon all severely VIM Farr, Geo Goodman, W A
Gurley, Eli Hornbarger, Sloop, } Starnes,
Taylor, Taylor, Rufus Trexer, Wyatt, L Lane,
W Lane, Terry, Fl Hampton all slightly; Agner
| Co. K from Catawba countyl-Killed: Corpl w Fl
Shuford, prvates w P Cline, w HaGn, L Hartsel,
J c Lutz, n L Sigman J Settemre, Ii J Work.
man. Wounded Capt Bost sergts A Bost and
w Rooth in face severe sergt Rowe mortay,
corpl NJ Norwood severe privates Caleb Alternately,
Boovy, II L Bumgardner, slightly A W Bost, W
Boyd, J w Bandy, G W Clodfelter. severely Cobb,
H Fl Caldwell, " Deaton, Hass, o Jarrett, S E
Killan, W Smyer, W L Setter, L Sigman, I. Tray
! enstein, l. Thornburg Ezard, Gilbert, Fl Fl
Robinson, R Smyer l. Wilson, Hen Weaver,
slightly; Finger, W l. Hewitt, L Hewitt, L 6
Whitener, Chas Parker, severely.
List Of rounded North Carolina soldiers received al Rich
mond, Nay 9TH
II AnkIey CO E 10th Regt, L Brock CO Fl 5th cay,
C f Bradshaw co G 3sth, Baker, Baucom, J A
Broom, co A 4sth, W II Click 27th J W Cave
naugh co E 3Oh, r Canady co 34ih, D Cochran co
LIST, Crawford co 9th Cobble co f 3d. J Cody
co llth w Dent co F 47th, benson co H 2Gth,
A Edwards co 45th Eason co d 3Sth, " Gady
co 26th, Green CO 47th, r Cant CO D 45th, id
Gordon CO H 26th, W Griffin 49th, Hufyer co
A 3d. R Hudgins co 4th, w Hopkins co I'd,
B Isley CO LIST, II w Lambeth II I'd, j Laney co
/ 4sth Lenhert CO llth, j B Lose CO c 18th,
/ MoJ A Tth McCla T
CO 3Oth, W Moore co lst, Morgan co c I'd, A
Marberry 2sth, 7 McNeely co 9TH caralry, J
W Moore co E 10th, Mangnm co A 46th, J W
Martin CO H 9TH cavalry, Marsh CO SD, McClem
co 5th, W A Neal CO 18th, " Oxley CO ii 9th, E
Parker I'd, Price co b 44th, H Barcutts CO
44h ]. Routh co K 46th P Robertson co sd,
Stevens CO 18th, Self co 55th; j Simpson CO
B 2Gth, LaGbery co 34th S Terry and Terry
co 46th F Wise co G 4th, J r Wright co G 45th,
W Williams CO D 9Th cavalry.
The above non-commissioned officers and pr-
Yates. The Glowing are commissioned officers:
Geo Wilcox an1 Lieut. b Blair 18th Regt, Lieut. D
S Thompson 10th, Capt W Avery SD, Lieut. Rem
cher Sd, Maj Webb, Capt w R R Larkins and Lit
A Graham 9th, Lieut. f Roberts 9th, Capt H W
Alternately 34th, Maj Flowers 3sth LtJ A
Morgan leg and Maj L Latham side LIST, Adjt C
James Sd, 1t w Woody foot 34th Lit j Rossler 18th
Anohcr Fire IN Washington, " C-We learn
that private despatch received here yesterday
brings news of the occurrence of another destruc
tive fire in Washington, N O., destroying consd
cradle portion of the town saved from the fire
starred by the Yankees before leaving. We have
learned no particulars but lean to the opinion that
this fire is chargeable to enemies still lurking
in that unfortunate town. Wilmington Journal
A LITTLE HERO On the return Of General
Hoke's command, recently, from Newbern, riding
in the rear of regiment in the rear brigade, we
noticed in advance of US stout little boy trudsng
mapfuIly along, but evidently borne down by the
weight of his nusket, knapsack, &c Calling to
him to hand up his gun that we might carry it for
him. we asked,
GLOW long have you been in the servce?"
1.-TWO years, sir" was his prompt answer.
allow old are you p we inquired, astonished at
the boys appearance, for he fresh and hearty
Seventeen last month";" he replied
"Pretty tough work, this war, is it NOT? Are
you not tired of p" we again asked.
ayes sir, it's pretty tough; but [ mean to see
it out"
We then asked what county he was from, and
he answered Cumberland"
A halt was now ordered, and our little hero
taking from us his gun said he was going to the
creek for wash, but would be up with the regi-
ment soon after it resumed the march.
Of such material old Cumberland may we'll be
proud, and on such material well may the Confed-
eracy rely-Goldsboro Journal