The courier-index., 1921-03-25
AN OLD ROSTER !. OF COMPANY "F'
INTERESTING EVENTS RECALL ED BY NAMES OF CONFEDER- ATE VETERANS WHO SERVED UNER CAPT. D. (. CONAN.

Through the courtesy of Mrs. E.. D. Wall, historian of the L'Anguille Chapter, D. A. R., the Courier-In- dex has been furnished with the following roster of Company "F,' y Second Arkansas Regiment, c. A. s. A.:
 Captain, D. c. Govan; Lieuten- ants, J. K. Phillips, R. c. Boyd, J. J. Goyan, A. c. Calhoun, Longfield Lotion and W. T. Derrick. Adju- tant, H. N. Hutton; privates, Bill Adams, Alexander Levi Beatty, B. F. Burns, J. Nj. Burns, Peter Black, Silas Brandon, NJ. Brandon, Bill
 Claiburn, William Craig, Oscar A. Davidson, Frank Dill, Jim Doyle, Sam Daugherty, Frank Gosser,
 Lafayette Foster, Ransum Folks, Thomas Freeman, W. D. Freeman, Dan Carey, Wm. Glover, Jim Glow CT, John Graham, Ed Grissom, Rich ard Harrison, Thos. H. Howard, Ed Howard, Wm. Hawkins, Pat Hailey, Sol Hester, Vim. Harris, P. P. liar ris, Davis Jones, L. Justice, Steve Kimble, B. F. Kelley, Nat Kerns, Obediah Hall, Robert F. Lanford, Kit Mccoy, William Mcconnell, Lu- elan Mcbride, Robt. Mcbride, Me Caffity Lan Miller, James McCool, James Nicholson, Marion Patterson, 5. Perryman, Jack Perryman, Jim mic Quinn, Hiram Roberson, Jim Roberson, Joe Roberts, R. F. Riley, K. r. Rayfort, Wm. Reynolds, John Sadler, Louis Simpson, George Sut- ton, John Short, Hal Slaughter, J. W. Shorter, w. S. Sawrie, J. M. Thompson, Ben Thompson, John Thompson, Jake Thompson, Steve Irlmble, J. M. Underwood, Don underwood, Sam Underwood, s. VI, rM,adsworth, Ali Wooten, Joe Webb, ". A. Walton, J. M. Weatherly, Ihoeh J. Wall and F. B. Yarbrough.
 commenting on some of he char s sgsers whose names appear above, Mrs. Wall says:
 CT. rom Freeman, of this Company
 F. survived the dangers and hard ssnIps sp ot the Civil War, but 1869 Allied Tom and Arthur Slaughter, ,S aiSo war veterans and was himself ";. a.leu Tn a street fight where the clty park now is.
 rom Slaughter, of Mississippi, 1au been in Arkansas only a few Say SSayS visiting his uncle, H. P. Siaugnter at Seelig. He and his t.uusin, Arthur, were riding into
 Jwh horseback and out about n "aere the ice plant now stands they passed wagon loaded with cotton a anu drawn by four mules. The r, r"ner or the teams was Tom Free fn1 d" who was always very care d. G oI ms stock and preferred to orNe his mules himself. He rode .L yae of the mules in order to drive on e Tour. His negro helper rode oh the wagon.
 ren's ms the Slaughters rode by, Tom rrG;narked, Where I came from the fsStsers foSts do the driving and the white iOh, ;olNs ;, nde. He's taken the nigger's c.l, freeman heard the words and ieu tSas out, I'll see you later about tn tlaS; 1, The Slaughter's rode up war" "orsnam's store, dismounted and wbaa standing talking to friends ed a hi freeman drove up. He hitch ana "is team, walked toward the men ioS with words, "I've a niggers % teS nave l?' fired at Tom Slaugh- fen At the first shot Slaughter bpt u .o ms knees, mortally wounded his om ml'n supreme effort he drew man sun and fired one shot at Free mo,a aeeman shot Slaughter twice AS+S hen turned his attention to takan Slaughter who as yet had
 "" no rayt in the battle. The