Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-29
Casualties in the 2lst N. c. Regt.

Please publish the fol
lowing list OF casualties in the 2lst n. c. Rsgt
IN the battle near Winchester, on the 18th o
Sept 1864. Respectfully &C.,
W. q. FOY, Adjt
Co A-khled, Private A Glover.
Wounded--serst f w Smith, in leg and
haad IL eneDy's hands, privates Nelson Lomax
arm severely John b erly leg slight, I'D Leln-
bach breast slight, Burgess Lenard shoulder
slight, Anderson Frank foot slight, John Styers
leg siight. Missing, privates j II Siott, JAS
Hughes.
Co C.-W ounded, Sergt w Fl Galloway slight
III shoulder, Corp L Lundy both thighs Sc
we're, private Alex Tlmmoos leg broken. Mis-
sing, Corp A Low, prlvates Il w Wlmnish )
W Lnthcurn, j obn Bund, out.
Co. D-kllied. Corp, Martin Sprinkle and
Henry Hart.
Wounded, Privstes W J BrnkIey leg Sc
vere, George Webster hip severe, Wiley Cum
BY hip slight Missing, j M Deaton.
Co. F-Kied, Corpl III Slsk.
" ounded, Serg, nj Q james breast mor>
tally, Pr:satss j Il Clio we'll thigh broken, j
Roberts, leg severe, G w Nouring leg slight.
Missing, Private Martin B,les, j B Duggim,
Dariel Baldwin and Peter Hicks.
Go G-Knled, Pilvates WIN Miller, John
Bro~der.
Wounded, Sergt G w Poindex.er shoulder
slight, privates w E Brlej .ck shoulder and
arm slight w B Trttle thsn severe, Jackson
Snith leg slight.
Co. H-W ounded, Sergt J c idol both legs
slight w A jenkins arm slight, Wiley Whitt,
thigh severe, c Adams head severe, j w
Smith slight, John Laffoon and Martin Ring
both slight. Missing Privates W Epersoa
aud H e Wintree.
Co. Killed, Prvrte A A Cutler.
To W.u deliu IL
Charles Fowler very slight.
co. XIV ounded, Sergt w Holder, side
severely. Missing, Private f Stewart, Hem
ry Muller and Valentine Hill.
Co. L-W ouuded, Sergt W Angel head
severely, Psivaies w Joyce arm slight, Il
NUT, arm slight, F Cox arm slight 5 2
richardson arm slight, w FL Howk.ns arm
severe, M Mitchell leg slight, Wm Turner
side slight.
Go. M-Wounded, Sergt Harper Summer,
leg amputated, Private " Gilmer side NOR
tatt,, Milton CT app slight. Missing, Pli>
vate .sc"b Cobb.
Killed 7, Wounded 42, Missing II, Total,
IS.
s~- The N. c., officers returned by late
flag Of trnce boat from the North, are: Capt.
aims, W c. Hagan, 63d n llegt., w Fl Spen.
Ger, 66th J nj Turner, 7tb, II G Wheeler, ID
Battalion Lieu,s, Jas ii Davis, 64th, E L
Thompson, 28th, Jas Metts, 3D. Nathan Saf>
fuon, I'd, j r Chambers, 9th, Nj w NorAeet
47th, aud w Whitaker, 37tb.
t5sx -G~----
RATHER TOO LIBERAL.-The Charleston
Courier thinks that, inasmuch as the I an
kee authorities will not agree to a fair ex
change of prisoners, it would be good
idea for our Government to release all the
yankee prisoners we now hold, and thus
show to the world what generous and
liberal people we arel We think such a
course would be little too liberal for our
good; besides, you might as well cast
pearls before swine as to expecta Lincoln
lte TO, reciprocate or appreciate q gener-
ons act.-Denaocrot.
It is estimated that during the seige OF
Charleston, the Yankees have thrown iron
enough at Fort Sumter to build 40 miles
of railroad. The expense of the seige for
the army and navy has cost the Yan-
kee Government probably more than one
hundred millions OF dollars, in addition to
the loss of soldiers, &c. And Charleston
still stands proud and defiant So.