The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1886-03-20

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VIM Mitcheltree. present, we'll
VIM Offutt, made I'd Sergeant at reorgun
ization. Absent, sick.
VIM Perry. present, we'll.
Arthur Perrault, honorably discharged.
ID ii Quirk,
WI Quirk, 4"
John O Richard, elected lieutenant iu an
otner company whilst home on furlough.
Transferred.
VIM Rhetberg, taken prisoner near Win
chester.
T S Robin, elected lieutenant in Capt Ro
bins company. Transferred.
r A Rowe, present, we'll.
Louis Roy, '
Louis Rousseau, captured in the Valley
J w Sandefer, present, well.
I K Singleton,
Arthur L Singleton, honorably discharged.
O Savant. present, we'll
A j Smith. =" /"
G Smith, 9 {"
d Smith, taken prisoner in the Valley.
A Soileau, honorably discharged.
R SniIeau ss ~ &c
Artist Soileau. g
John Sherwood taken pris'nr in the Valley
Jules Sittig, present, well.
Leonce Sandoz, honorably discharged at
Camp Moore, June 1861. Again joined the. Co.
in the Valley, in May 1862, and was captured
near Winchester
Fl B Taylor, present, well
j j Taylor, =.
J A Taylor, was slightly wounded at the
battle Of Port Republic in the charge on the
Yankee batteries
s Fl Taylor, died at Culpepper C Fl last fall.
r 81 Umphrles, present, well
t Vidrine, - g
John Welsh, detailed as hosp'tl nurse, well.
J West, present, well.
I'll j Wynn. absent, sick.
Recruits enlisted in tie Company in The Spring
Of 1862.
A L Andrus, died at hospital in Richmond.
T Andrus, present, well.
/ LII Boutte, captured at Winchester. Paroled.
B A Boutte, wounded at battle of Port Re-
public.
A Bertrand, present, well.
George Baskin, absent, sick.
Thomas Bacon, present, well.
J ID Bernard, absent, sick.
Jos Chachere, home ON furlough.
l. L Cahanin, killed whilst gallantly charg-
ing the enemy 3 batteries at Port Republic.
Jules David, present, well.
Dardeau, taken prisoner in the Valley
Oran Elliot, absent, sick.
Isaac III Ewes, present, well
Denis Fontenot, 80 4
HorthAre Fontenot. absent, sick
Rodolphe Fontenot, taken prisoner ia the
Valley.
Hypolite o Fontenot. present, well.
6 Forrest, absent, sick
ID Guillory, g
q Guillory, accidently shot himself through
the hand at New Market; present, we'll.
A Guillory, absent, sick
VIM H Harris, was cut OF from the Regi-
ment in the Valley; after seven weeks Of ad.
venture among the enemy, escaped and re-
turned to his company; well.
M Hebert, present. well.
A Lavergne, taken prisoner in the Valley.
a Lague, present, well
A Lebieu,
E Mcdaniel. !" !"
D Mcdaniel, taken prisoner in the Valley.
G. A Morphis, honoFably discharged.
Robert McLin, was wounded at the battle OF
Port Republic recovered and detailed at brig
ade wagon yard.
Z ID Parker, present. well, Was wounded
in the head at the battle Of Malvern Hill.
Cd Raulin, present, well.
j ID Richardson, taken pris'nr iD the Valley.
Victor Sittig, present, well.
I'll Savant, taken prisoner in the Valley.
L Speirer, died ct hospital in Richmond.
C C Swayze, wounded at battle of Gaines
Mills, whilst charging the enemy. Lately re-
turned to the Regiment, but is yet unfit for
duty
G saulter, absent. sick.
In the next issue of the COURIER,
October 4tI, 1862, which is in mourning
for the death of it's junior editor, Major
VIM. TT. Spencer, killed at the second
battle of Manassas, while gallantly
leading his regiment (the 10th Louisi-
anal to the charge, we find the follow
ing list of killed and wounded, among
the Opelousas Guards, 10 that bloody
engagement the gallant writer of the
foregoing correspondence being himself
victim. having bravely yielded up his
young life on the field of honor hnt a
few days after it was written:
List of killed and uogaded in Co. r. ssh
La Rsgt.-Sherwood, wounded In leg; E. P.
Jenner, wounded in spine VIM. Rhetberg
slightly in the arm; James Conner, slightly in
the arm Lieut.. John Taylor, killed, shot in
body, lived four days, was buried at Bucknei
Hospital about ten miles from Aldee, Va;
Derosier, killed Baakin. wounded; Dar.
dean, wounded; Perry, wounded.
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