The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-05-04
James Wm A. wounded at Gettysb,lro

| James, w III A, WOunQeQ at UeItYSOurS !,
surrendered at Greensboro.
King, VIM Il, died at home on furlough
Nov 2, '63.
Keller, Walter J, surrendered at Green's
boco.
Lark, James ", died in service, of dis.
ease, at Manassas Junction, Jan %, '62.
! Lyles, jesse E, died in service, of dis
ease, at Richmond, Mar 8, '63.
Livingston, Henry, died in service, of
Livingston, Emanuel, wounded at Gettys-
burg; arm amputated; dead.
Longshore, Eucydus G, wounded at
| Fredericksburg, and at Knoxville; leg am
puta.ed.
Longshore, Andrew J, killed at Frede-
ricksousg.
McKittrick, james W, wounded at Fred
ericksourg and at the Wilderness; surren-
dered at Greensboro.
Middleton, Henry, IIaurens Co; NOR
tally wounded at Cbiekamausa, died of
wound Sept 81 y /'63.
Moats, jeff L, died in service, of disease,
at Winchester, Va, Nov. 10, '65.
Moats, Florida, surrendered at Greens.
boro.
Montgomery, Dan'l B, discharged dead.
McElheny, R n.
Mel, Jno u. wounded at Fredericks.
burg; surrendered at Greensboro; dead.
Neel, Thos n, transferred.
Pitts, james u, wounded at Savage Sta
ton; died of wounds, at Winchester, Jan
%, '63.
Pitts, VIM, wounded at Savage Station;
died Of wounds at Winchester, July %, '63.
Pitts, Joseph, wounded at Savage Sta
ton ; discharged; afterwards enrolled in
Hocombe Legion.
Pitts, David, surrendered at Greensboro.
Pitts, a Newton, transferred to 9Th Cav
airy.
Richey, Elan, surrendered at Greensboro.
Reeder, Alfred N, died of disease at
home On furlough. June 10, '63.
Robinson, Sam'l J, Spartanburg Co;
killed at Fredericksburg
Reid, VIM W, transferred to Co E, Sd S
G Regt; killed at Charlottesville.
Reeder, VIM.
Sprue, Jno S, killed at Savage Station.
Spruel, Wn F, mortally wounded at Saw
age Station died of wound at Richmond,
Dec II, 80. 49,
Stewart, Jno P, died in Union prison at
Rock Island, III, Mar 81.
Sem, David R, surrendered at Greens.
boro.
satterwhite, Rich'd S, discharged.
Scurry, Graves &, transferred TO Go G,
End Cavalry.
Sterling, G. Pinckney, wounded at Sav
| age Station dead.
sadler, G Wash, wounded at Savage Sta
ton; disabled BY wounds aud discharged.
Suber, Geo. A, wounded at Fredericks-
burg; died of wounds at Richmond.
Suher, Andrew, died in service, of dis
case, at Culpeper, Sept II, 81.
Thrift, Calvin, died in service, of disease,
at Culpeper, June 20, '63.
Thrift, Geo. W, wounded at Savage Sta.
ton surrendered at Greensboro.
Templeton, R W.
Williugham, Warren W, died of wounds
at Columbia, S &.
Workman, Jno A, transferred to Go 6,
| 2nd CaTaltY.
Workman, James II, transferred to Co G,
End Cavalry.
Workman, Perry. surrendered at Green's
boro.
Whitman, J. Christopher, discharged;
dead.
White, Geo F, surrendered at Green's
! boro.
Wells, Geo \, discharged.
Waldrop, Wilson w, transferred to goth
Regt, Kinard's Company.
| Williams, Barnett, transferred.
Workman, Harrison, transferred.
Various and all About.
We still hear complaints Of rust il
wheat:
This time last year the drought had
begun.
The Council has had additional horse
racks put up.
He who says what he likes often hears
what he dislikes.
Look for the x mark, and when you
see it don't forget it,
About the only force some people
have is the force of habit.
Good seasons the past week, and corn
and cotton are growing of finely.
All classes of Job Printing neatly ex-
ecuted at this Office, at low prices.
Mr.. C. F. Boyd has been elected cot
ton-weigher for the Town Of Prosperity.
The Acts of the last session of the
Legislature are out, and are being dis
tributed.
Rev. DR.. Steck has formally accepted
the position of Pastor of the Lutheran
Church in Newberry.
A little cash to grease the Herald and
make the machinery run smooth is very
much needed at this time.
The Newberry policemen are under
orders from the Council not to enter
barroom except en- business.
The young ladies of Capt. Pliers
Academy are talking up picnic. The
time has not been decided ya::
| What'a boy learns he mostly keeps
till of age; so therefore, parents, train
your children well-Euripides.
Mr.. F. A. Shumpert sold one Of his
Mccormick Reapers to Messrs. Antine
and Hsmp. Buzhardt this week.
The pride of India" trees are in
bloom and look pretty. We can't risk
our popularity by calling them China
trees.
Mr.. SEQ. Sigh at Beth Eden has a
hen which lays eggs in shape of jugs.
He must have been feeding her on
jugs.
Next week we will publish the roll of
Co. D. 18th Regiment; and the week