The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1902-06-28
L o Moss, honorably discharged.

VIM o Moss, honorably discharged.
Chas Moss, absent, sick.
VIM Mtcheltree, present, we'll
VIM Offutt, made ID Sergeant at reorgan-
iZatiOn. Absent, sick.
VIM Perry, present, well.
Arthur Perrault. honorably discharge
D II Quirk,
WP Quirk,
John . Richard, elected lieutenant in another
VIM Rhetberg, take prisoner near winchester.
T 8 Robin elected lieutenant in Capt. Robh
company. Transferred.
+ A Rowe, presnet, we'll
Louis Rousseru, captured in the Valley
W Sandefer, present, Well
Arthur L Singleton. honorably discharged.
o Savant. present, we'll.
Smith, %
y Smith, taken prisoner i'll the Valley
A soileau. honorably discharged.
b Soileau, I"
Artist SOileau, "
John Sherwood, taken prisoner In the Valley.
Jules Sittig, present, we'll
Leonce sandoz, honorably. discharged al at
Camp Moore. June 1861 Again joined the 20;
in the Valley. i'll May 1862, aud was capCuled
near Winchester
Il Er Taylor, present Well
] Taylor. was slightly wounded at the bat
tie of Port Republic in the charge on the
Yankee batteries
II Taylor, died at Culpepper c H last fall.
IL ii Umpnfie6, preScut, we'll
Nidrine, :,
John Welsh, detail ed as hospital nurse, well.
J west, present, well.
Wynn, absent, sick
Recruits enlisted in the Company III the Spring
of 1862.
Ardrus, died at hospital in Richmond.
B T Andrus, present, well.
l. L Boutte, wounded at battle OF Port Re-
public
A Bertrand, present, we'll.
George BaSkin, absent, SICK.
Thomas Bacon, present, well.
J ID Bernard, absent, sick
Jos Chachere, home on furlough.
L Chanin, killed whilst gallantlV charging
the enemys batteries at Port Republic.
Jules David, present, well.
B Dardeau, taken prisoner in the Valley.
Oran Elliot, absent. sick.
Isaac NJ Ewes, present, We'll
Denis FOntenOt, -
Horthere Fontenot, absent, sick.
ROdolphe Fontenot, taken prisoner in valley.
Hypolito Fontenot, present; well.
G Forrest absent; sick.
d GuilloEy,
o Guinory, accideptly shot himself through
the hand at New Market; present; Well
A Guillory, absent; sick
VIM II Harris, was cut off from the Regiment
in the Valley; after seven weeks of adventure
among the enemy, escaped and returned to his
company; well.
NJ Hebert, present; we'll.
A Lavergne, taken prisoner in the Valley.
a Lague, present. we'll
A Lebeu "
j. Mcdaniel, SO Is
d Mcdaniel, taken prisoner i'll the Valley.
CT Morphis, honorably discharged.
Robert McLin, wounded at the battle of Port
Republic; recovered; detailed at brigade wagon
yard.
D Parker, present; well. Wounded in the
head at the battle of Malvern Hill
o D Raulin, present, well.
j ID Richardson, taken prisoner in the valley.
Victor Sittig, present; well.
III Sayant, taken prisoner in the Valley.
L sperer, died at hospital in Richmond.
&C Swayze, wounded at the battle OF Gaines
Mills, while charging the enemy. Lately re-
turned to the Regiment. but yet unfit for duty
G Saulter, absent, sick.
In the next issue of the COURIER. October a,
1862, which is in mourning for the death of its
junior editor. Major Wm. f. Spencer, killed at
the second battle OF Manassas while gallanty
leading his regiment (the 10th Louislana) to the
charge, we lind the following list OF killed ana
wounded, among the Opelousas Guards. III tnat
bloody engagement; the gallant writer or the
foregoing correspondence being himself VIC
tim, having hravely yielded up his young life
on the field of honor but a few days after 1t was
written:
List of killed and wounded in Co. F, 8th La
Regt.-SherwoOd, wounded i'll leg; E. r Jen.
ner, wounded in spine; VIM Rhetherg, slightly
III the arm; James Conner, slightly the arm;
Lieut. John Taylor shot in body, lived four days,
was buried at Buckner Hospital, about ten
miles from Adee, Va: Der0sier, killed; Boskin,
wounded; Dardeau, wounded; Perry, wounded