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■I'I vatu'O' r'J ■'>•> if piil ilurin>r itio y*'-ir ''t' s^ibsorip-
>r S'' I' 1' V'‘Mr li:is t‘X|'irt‘d.
Al^VKU i ■ S1,' 11,N I'S tor c«iits per
siiu^ii'o of I»; line-; I'nr 1 lie fir-^i. :inl ctMits t'i'r encli
Ill'l l . Jiiiir pul'liciuioii. Vi*Mrl_v ;i'!vi>rtl"ieuientr> by spe-
”:ii ci«iiiraotd. lit ro: ..JiHhle v:!!!";. Ailvorlisors iiro
to stJite the imnihor of iii'»ertions ile'sireil. or
’ ' \ will be comiTiiiiMl till forbiil. iitul cliarsreil accoril-
Froni the Clititle^toii (’ourier. I ('lass ol‘ 1'^•‘>o Daniel llutrgles
\ LI8T OF THK ('.FAKKAL OFFK'KRS IN THK (.’lass ui 1'?:J5 .loiies M Withers
AKMlliS (iF lllK ( (>NKL1)KI! A 1 L SIAlL.S. j ('las^ of IbLltl Juieph K AuderkOti, Lloyd ’liigb-
'I'ho followiiiir iiitercstiim stiitlstica of tlie Cun- ' uiaii.
fe.lorafo Army oruunizatiun are due to one ot the | jsy; Braxton Braj^-r, \Vm U T Walker,
llichniond corrcsponaeiits ut tlu- Courier. In the i Pemberton, Arnold Elzey,
list of l?ri-i.lier-(;em-rals in the I'rovisional Ar- | Henry II Sibley, Jubal A Early,
my, the re.rnlar ord. r of api.oiiitinent is^ perhajjs ; ,’1.^^^ ,,f ^Vin J Hardee, james 11 Trupier.
Cl:i-s ol'l'^.‘l‘J Alex K Lawton,.Iohii P MeCown.
XdvertiseiiifUts to bo iiin^
tent extri.
■eil irisidi. cli!irp«J oU per
:-rHv=.' . NOTU'K.
i ' ii! 11.1 '’:or till' l u.. ii'i ii:iino of a now subscriber
w . 1 f.iN l I iv'.iieiu in a'lvHr*L*t‘, nor will
' ;ii -I- r-eui to sviou Mibsv'vibovs fvjv H lonjiov lime
1. I' jp^iiil ».'r.
'1 ofor.r oM '^nb-^ori- cr^ lo^iro to t:tke the ] ;x-
; V 11 this sV'ii'ia will p!.'. oTi •■'y ii> when iiiakiui;
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ADVIUITISEKS.
I'tTjon^j out of town who lie-jire a'lvortisement s iii-
'. rttMl ill the Observer, aud persnns in t.uvn with whon;
we ii:ive not regular accounts, will plea.-e eotnl witli the
H lv;'rtiseiuenl as ntuch money a? they wish to invest in
iiccordi^ijr to our ndvertising terms oh the first pn^e ^
0 do not wish to open any more such (iccounts,—or
loed aecouuts. The process of collection into..
■ii'it. and we have to pay cash for eviM-y thii!;; we
I. e ir sell in these times.
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' Norii E.-J.—AVe have herct 'fore given noiiiT.
. . ^ itedly. tliMi we charge for f.bituary notices of ini-
. ;; ;ble length, aud for resolutions of rospeot; bo-
- ''. It kind of reading, wc h:ivo much ■ oo.ision t
;s ti.'.r often more agreeable to re i I*ts tli'Ui ■■
1 pap'Ts. it generally Inppnis. huWev.T.
■t.rt '•! .rciii-:'ind paying p stijre iii the account fiT
i wo lu-v. • get j ;ud, Wo now uivo n“tioe th it wo
'.'OVt i> ithiiig ■ t 'he sort hero'i''*'V unle-% '.ncoui-
; f ! y o ish. ; Alwivs cso> i'tiiig in the c ise "t
’ ; od V ’ .nteers, wlion wo ro j ;i: «* n ■ j ;iy. r>":ir
i. r'iorcfore. that we will iii'or. ..bituury iintioos
•M r. ' i..(is, not excoedine 7" w...nl-, graiis K r Mil
7'' w '• i', one cent a word, wliioh inutt V>e piiJ be
• I- nwilce will bo put in 'yv '
^fi\i;.; \ii iiisrtLLWWis wuiiks.
not always ol'serveJ, but we believe the li-st is
• 'therwi-e eiiro'rt. The dates of graduation fioui i
^\ est Point are taken I'rom 11 uni tier’s Dictionary !
cf the I’liitnl States Army;
(i: (i r'(U m tilt' litii'iiliii Armt/.
1 Samuel CoopL'r. \’a. Ailjutant (ieiifral.
'1 Albirt S Johnston, 'i'e.xas, rommanding in
Kentucky.
•i -Josejdi K.lohnston. \ a. commanding North
ern \ iroinia.
1 liobert 1> Lee. \ a. eommanditiu South Atlan
tic ('oast.
r> P C '1' HcaureL;ard. Lou, commanding Army
of Potomac.
M r ;■ C. r/s i,- :hr r a/ Ar,,^;/.
1 ■ Pu\ id K Twi_u>, Ce.Tiiiu, resi-iit.d.
- l.-eoni'la.'- Polk, Li>u, (•"miiiaiiditig at Meiiijjhis.
o Unixti'ii P.imul;. Li'U, t ■■miiiai.diiio at I’oiisa-
P .rii. Mix.
W .i:.:th. K
i> II II lltK^.
I P.arl \ a
• ' Iu--tavu
• i I’ll eo] ■1:1
mac
7 William .1 Ilardc, . C,
^ Hi'iijaiiiin H uucr, (’
lolk.
-lames Loiigstrccf, .\’;i
!• .lohn 1> Mauni'b-r, \ ;]
town.
1 I I 111i!u;is .1 .1 ack .'tl, \ :
W('tern \ ir^iiiia.
12 Maii.-tield l.i.vi 11. \ a.
Loui.-iaiia.
PJ Kdnimid K iriiv >ii.itii
tlilll.lC.
■ 1! ('litt. ii lfi ,
k rmy . d' 1 'otomac.
'.rmy »if Potmiac.
.N (’. ,\rmv of Poto-
■ »:;ia. Missouri.
I immaiidiii:; at
Xor-
I’HO . I J" 'Ovies. Js; v.>'' . .VbV',1
irvicf - iplete Work-.v.d;
“ of ri-liinst 'tl. •”' vol-
I’pf'oott’s IMiilip tlie :: i:
( harles r lie -'it h;
“ l-erdinaiid and ^'•li)oll^^
C- !i juest ■' Moxii->;
ot I'l Tii;
1'-.ncr'-'V- L'. ito-. -> vi.N,;
L ■■-'ing ' Field lIi' k of . oo
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7 • W;ni:im II T W
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pi • (i idi 111 •! Piil.
II .''amurl K ,'mi'I. 1
11 1 >aniLl 1 >i'tu i' l
1 -■{ I >a\ i'l II •! ■lies. :
I i .I n. ' M Witlier
.\labania.
l.'» .l"hii C P> nibert
liciiard S i-^well
. .\rmy of Pntoinae.
. ci'iniiKUidinu at ^'ork■
I. c..mmatidiiiu .\orth-
■ ■'tum.iniliiiu'^ Coast ot
, Florida. Vrmv ot Po-
K. ii. cummaii'liii!^ Last
C, A rm\
'Ililiiali.lili^
::'i( Arniij.
• f Pi'toiiiac
Arm\ Ka
'Mil. ikc 1 -laud
f'-. ; .'I i".'uri-
■I. ... .. i.-.i^n.d
■, ^1. k' .1 in acti'.'ti
;iiu. r'.'l.iit'd
. k -1 ill i-.-tiUII
' : ■> -. i-'iliii: aiid:i'_ (Juast
, ’frlili. rL^ijllv.l
"ii. r’i'ii. K-'iitiickv
, I 'HI. ’ 'u -f I't ('ari 'lina.
Army PMT..inai-.
, \; i, c.miiiandiiu Cna->t oi
Class of l!?}n Kichard S Ewell, Paul O Hebert,
Hichard H (.Jiirnett.
('lass P's n Kiibert S (iarnett, Samuel ,Iono«.
i Mass » f I s.4lJ Kai l \ ;in Pjrn, Gustavus W Smith,
Manstield Lovell, James Long-
street, Daniel II Hill, Richard j
H .\nilerson, Lafayette Me Laws,
Alex P Stewart.
(M.iss ol' I''};; Ki^swcll S Kipley, Su'.u’l Cr French. .
('lass ot I‘'44 .''imon li Puckner. i
Class of I •'4.') 1-] Kirby Smith, Barnard E Bee, ,
Wm H C Whiting. |
Chi.s.s of I'^4ti—Thotnas J Jackson, Cadmu.s
Wilcox. I'avid K Jouo«i, Wui M
iardner.
('lasfi of lsl>. Nathan i l^vans
das', of l''Ot J E B Stuart. t
(;i..M.RAl,.s WHO W I'UK N«l'l liKAliLAi'ES AT WEsiT j
rolNT. *
I'lu' foliowni:j: Ceiit r.ifs were ajipointed to the :
old l iiitcd States .VriiiV. without passing through |
the West I’l'iiit Academv.— David K. Twiggs, ap- ,
poiiucd in l''ll!; W in. W. Loring, in IThos. !
T. l-’auiillcroy. in l^oti.
The following (ionerals tii>t saw service in the :
.M'xican wt'.r: — .'1 L Boiihtitn. Henry II, Jack-
.'on. (Jideoii J. Pillow, Samuel R. .\nderson, :
»'ha'. Clark, I'ho'. ('. Hindman. John C. Breek-j
invidLic. Beiij I’, ('hcatham, Richard (IritHth,
.\lbcrt Pike, .\dley 11. (Hadden, 3Iaxcy Cregg
I'iie liillowiiig Ci iicrtds participated in the j
Ti x.in wars and the wars with Mexico;—Ben. I
.^li t ulli'i-h. Louis r \\ igfall. i
The t'lllowiiiu C.'iierals saw no military serviec \
prcvii'U- t > the ]irc.'cnt war;—lohn B. Floyd, I
Hfiiry Wi'C. I’n'bcrt T^'omlis, Richard Taylor. ;
TI.iis P> Mournov. L Pope Walker, F. K Zol-i
lir-i.tVcr. Willi: 111 .'lahoiie, L. (.)'P>. Branch, Wil-!
li.im H. ( airi'ii, 11 Iv Rhodes. Some, lujwever. j
reifivo'l iiiilitarv rducatioii* at Slate institutions.
\ ir-iiua has Pi Cetierals in the Confederate
Aimics; .''.lutli (’:iri'.inaLouisiana (jeorgia ,
7; I ciiiii "i‘c .N'irth (’arolina Kentucky 7;
.'\iarviaii'-i I: Alabama 4; Mi.-.'i.'sippi 4; Texas c>; ,
Ark;iii'.i; FlunJa 1; .'lis>ouri iioiie. 1
l iie f 'ii 'uin^' Were born at the North, though ;
pri vi'iuo to the prtsi.'iit war thty Were cilizons of i
.''.iiithorn Statf>.;—tiitieral Cooper, born in New
Vi'rk; Biplev. in ( •hi i; Pembert'.'n, in I'eunsyl- ;
vjinia; \\ liititi'ir. in Massachusetts; Pike, in Mas-
'achu'ett-; Ruiriib in .'Ias.-5at-huaetts; Blanchard,
ill .^las'ucliusett.'; French, in New Jersev
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by Mc’luskcy:
'ti' ot tfie .-^rat-'s:
Li!'.' .f W ,-hioj/i"ii:
t !i I'iti.'!;;; y; A’nt‘rii- in Elii.jiience;
i.f I>i'iin^riii.'-li''1 \V.linen: V'V Mrs S .)
I il'- out of the Senate;
iMi .'ifl'ica;
' ' M 11 1 .l ipnn:
■ I"-
I lie ’riin.-a. by \V H
1-ncy i din .\ !i i un,:.
•Vi ; N r.iH ' ycb'p; lia l>iogra{diy;
i!,d 'T l‘■■•i...ndeiice '.'t 1 ird .letln’y;
i- .■>.'! .n - 1,;;.- .,f >(-,,ti;
' un ill an.i ( is ('iiteiiqiorarie'. by ’has Phillips;
ver-y N'jvels, conijilete in *i v ,1s;
“ •• in '11 vols:
“ •• in 1:7 v. Is;
)'• opei ',- .-SeH Tiiles;
I'ii-k. iis' W.irks:
MarryUt's Novels;
^\ils(ln s Tales of the Boriiern;
llatinah More’s works;
Dick'.s works;
Plutarch's Live;*;
! ty len’s U'orkb;
' r;i:e'g WOrks;
'] :ie l) :.r >.jr, by Somhey;
•'• ibb's .Synonyiijes;
.’. ly .\necdotes:
I ' 'nicle- of;!;;. Ib.siiie. illu^-rruleil;
Tiie .Sc.."i'ii (I:,
't I.-! •■■■IT I.; II r U. .tari-;
M- : .i .' k 1),.H
I.;. -I :.--s T ,v..;. i
). .rd I V- ■- ' 11 t . ■ ii;
Five Vi‘ 11- in ( idna, by It
'J' i. 1^ itisli i;.xpi diti.'ti t.i
i:;; I'ii;
■'ly Diary in In ii.' ly d’Mo;
l;r. Kline's Arcti- lixi.l irat i..n:
..t-ndall's Sanl:i Fe Kxpi-diti..n;
• ’uiiiniing's Hunter's l.,ife in Africa;
N.itt V (Jliddon’s Indigeii.iiis llaces of the Kanh;
Foot! ills on the I’-oun l.iry ..f .Xnoiher \Vi)rld, by I'
l.»:ile Owen:
11 ; \rd Poetical Works in variijus iiiiniing
' '■ are;
deiii ins. Scoli. Pope. I’>yi on, iJuriH. .Munre, Hood,
II llerk, r'atupbell. L’rabbu. ('olci i.lge, !Jow [>er,
idsiiiiili, Milton, i^c., &c.
- p. ;»re's. Map.singer & F-'m-d’s and lioktutiionl
^11 I Fletcher's Hrainiilic Works;
Mi iW'ien (.'lark's complete Concordance toShak.s-
I'r iiiiuric Work-: of .liis Sheridan Knowdes;
oitli IJejecte'l .\ddresses:
I iif P.i. Ilf Soul tish IJiillad.s;
II " i l- ',y W II Ainsworth;
'I ; .w.iM ^ i'oets and Poetry of England;
1 eti!;Lli P.ids of Great IJriiain;
Poets of the xixth century;
Percy'.- Keliipies of An;ient Poetry, kc. &c.
. , I' J. H.\LK & SONS,
larch li_.
*'orly I'aiiiiliai* t.vitvrn
V' >x:inijM-, D. D.; Seri'n.ns. by .1. ,\.|.li.;on
' L». b Also, fiirrticr -upplie- of .Mar^raret
lah: Adam Bede: Vusef; Shirley; School
\ a. t ’.i;isr ..f S
Pi Richard S l^well. \ a. .\rm\ oi' PotoiiKic
17 John 11 \\ iiidt r, .'Lir\iahd. Rit iimniid.
1" Jutial A l';!rly. \ . , Army «>f l’.'t >m;vc
I;' T1..I' B 1 i.iuri' .y. .Vik. lir.l in \rkai)^;is
S:imucl J.'iies. \ ;i, .\niiv ■ Pot-.'m;ic.
1 Arnold F.'izty. .^I:lryi ’i.l. Army "f Pi'ti.miae
-2 Daiiit 1 II Hill. .\ (.\.riiiv nf Pnt"m;ir.
_-l Henry 11 Siiil.-\. L ;i, T \;i' I'r.'iitiiT.
Will 11 \\ liiti; i; .'. A;iii\ "f Poti.in;ic
\\ 111 \\ L'liii^, \\ L-stern \ ir;_iiii:i.
Ridiar i 11 .Vndcr'uii. S t'. Peii.-?;ic. la.
Albert P'ki . Ark, Indian (' itiimi'.'iom-r.
I'lms T i auntlcroy, \ irLinia. resiirned.
Rubeit i;ioiiib.'', Army of Potomac
D;iiiii l RuiTub >. \ a. L'oii...iana.
Charle.' 'l;irk, 31i.". .\rmy ul' Pot'iiiiac.
'■>2 Ri.'Wi 11 S Ripli’y. id SC.
■ I'iiic R rriiiiblL-, .^Id, Army ot l’otom;ie.
'J dm B tiray.'"!!. Kcii. di. d m ITorida,
I Paul H' bcrt. Li’U, C"a-r of 'J’eX;ij.
■ o'i Jiichard C iatliti. .N i . ; imiiiiindiiig (_’i..;tst ol
North Carolina.
'■';i ■ Felix K /..llicoflcr. Ten. killed in Kentucky,
o" 1 >' !!.) F ( 'heutham, '1 eii. Ki ntui ky.
, Jii.-eph R .\nder.'oii. \ a, ('oast ol N C.
4i SiiuKii B Jiuckiier, Ky. K' Htucky.
! 11 Lcr'jy Pope Walker, .\1;!. .\labani;».
, 4:i Albt-rt i Bbiiichiird. L"U, N'Tfolk.
; I'l (iaijriel J RalIl^, .\ \-irktowii.
n J E B Stu;irt. \ a., .\riuy :if I'cti.unac.
, 1’) L;ifayette .'IrL:iw.->. (icurgia. \'nrktown
4*i Thos 1- Dniytiiii. id > C.
; 47 Tho." C HiiidiiKin, .\rk, K> iitucky.
I I'' A'llcv II i hiddiMi. L"ii, J'eii.';icohi.
, 1'.' John Portor .^l^ ('own, rcti. Kentucky.
;’>>• Lliiyd Tiluhmai!. K n, Kentucky.
;")l Na'Jiati Ev:iris, S ( '. ('o;i,'t ot S (’.
.'t'J (,'admus M \\ ilcox. reii, .\rmy of Potomac,
.'ilj,' Philip St (ieorgf Tockc, \ a. died in \ a.
' ;■) M
[The following are natives of Norih Carolina,
VI/; Lci iiidas Polk, l^raxton Bragg, Tlieopliilus
H Holmes. r>en .'Ic'ulloeh. Win ^V Loring. Itich-
;ird C '1:111111. I’elix K Z 'llicotler. (Jabriul J liains.
L > B Branch ]
(■(JNFFDEI: A TE STATES CUN(.;RESS
^KNA rK
Alilji 'Ct — .^les.'r.' William L \ ancev
c c
\\ Johnson, Chas
f,s
ti'.i
7t
umong -
, i rK-iiii.- i, — .^l! .ssr.' liobert
B .>!itrbell •
I'li'i—Mes.-5r" Jamos M Baker. A E Max-,
well
f-Ali ssrs B H Hill, Robert Tooinb.s
tl/uc/i'i/—Messr.' 11 C Burnett. W illiaui E
.''imiiis.
/.' — M,'..srs Ed. Sparrow. T J Seniuics.
M inn —Mc.-srs .\lbcrt (I Brown, James
Phelan.
M^s^diir!—^Iessrs Ji'hn B ’lark. R S V Peyton. :
X'.th ('•irijliint — Messrs Ceorge Davit?, Wil
liam T I»orfch.
S'liith arnlinn—,'le.ssrs Robert W Barnwell, i
J amos L ( M r.
Tl run s'>—.^le.ssrs L:ingdon C Haynes, (jlus-■
t;ivu- .V llciiry.
T'.rus—Mi'srs Loui.s T Wigfall. W )ldluim. ,
1 irifiniii — R .^1 I' Huntt-r. W Balhird Prosti'ii. ;
Hill SK OK KI.I’H K.sK.NT.\ri \ KS. i
Al^’fi'ini'i — Mc-.sr-, I lioiiKi.s J 1'o.ster, Wm R
Smith. J.ibii P n:ill.'. J L .M Curry, l'’rancis S ■
Lyon. W P (’hiltoii. Davi.l t'iopton, Jas L Pugh, ^
E S D:ir;j:in.
. L/. // '.v/.M; ssps I’elix J Balson, ('irandison ;
D RoV'tor. Auuu'tu' 11 C;irland. Thos B Hanly.
l-'h.rlilii—Mcssr.> J;is B D;iwkins. R B Hilton. !
— .^Icssrs Juli;in Hartridre,C .1 Mun-
ncrlyn. Iliuc- Holt, .V II Konaii, l>aviJ W Lewis, !
\Vm W Chirk, Robert P Trippo, Lucius J (Jar-;
troll. Hardy Strickland, A R Wright.
f\! —Not vet elccted.
Luiiisi-iii'i—.^lessrs Charles J \’illere, ('harlo.s !
M Conr:id, Dutic:in F Kenner. Lucion J Dupre.;
John ]■’ Lewis, .lohn Perkins, Jun’r. '
—.^iessr,''J no J McRae, J W ('lap)i,
Beubeti D:ivis, Israel N\ elsh, H C Chambers, O i
R Siiigieton, E B:irk,-d;ile. |
—.NIessrs John Hyer, (’a.spar W Bell,
(ieorge (I \ ' st, A 11 Cotirow, W W .(’ook, 'I'hos
\V l'rccm;in. Thomas .\ II an is.
y>ir/li CuniliHU—Messrs W N H Smith. Rob
ert R P>ridgcrs. ( hvcii i! Ken:in, 'I' D .^leDowt■ll,
Thomas S .\sbe, Archib:ild H Arrington, J R
.'IcLcati, William Lander, B S (Jiiither, A '1' Da
vidson.
! iS'//vA C'l—.M»ssrs \V AV Boyce, W’ Por- ■
i cher .^lile.s, M L Boiih;im, John Mc(.2ueeii, Jas
I F;rrow', L M .\yer.
j Tl niK I .'lessrs J T Heiskell, W (i Swann,
j W H Tebb.s, L i:irden.shire, 11 S Foote, 31 P
i Gentry, (xeorge W Jones, Thomas Menees, J D
! C Atkins, Bullonk, David M Currin.
Ti.rna,— i'lessrs John A W'ileox. Pefer W (Jray,
Claiborne C Herbert, W ni B Wright, Malcoin P
(Irahani, B h' Sexton.
Vii'ijittii}—Messrs Muscoe K H Garnett, John
R Chambli.ss. John Tyler, Roger Pryor, Thos
S Bocock. John (ioode. Jr, James P Holcombe,
DC Dcjarnette, William Smith, A 11 Boteler,
John B Baldwin, \V R Staples, Walter Preston,
A G Jenkins, Robert Jidinson, (’has W Russell.
li
R E Rhi'dcs, .\ta, .\rmynt PotmiKic.
Richard Taybir, Lou, Army of Potomac.
Louis T Wigfall. rex;is. .\rniy of Potomac.
'^7 Jaino 11 Tr:ipi‘r, S (', Cii;i.-t of I’lorida.
”)^ Sum'l I rciich, .^lis>, .\rniy «d' Potomac.
•"'‘.I Wm 11 ('arroll, 'J'ctin, li;ist ri'iiiicssee.
Hugh W .'\leri i r. 11 ■)r'_;i:i, .
• ■1 H'imphrey M:tr.--hall, K» n. Kontuikv.
,lohn C Breckinridge. l\en, Keiituoky.
• i*i Rich d (iriflith. Mi.". Army .d‘ Pntomac.
t>I Alex r P Stew:ivi. Ken. Kentucky.
• ).') Wm .Nlontgoincry I'ardiier, ia. on furlough.
til) I'lich'd B (iarnett, \ ;i. .\rmy of Potomac
t>7 William Mahone, \ ;i, .Norfolk.
L ()'Brian Branch. N Coast of .N (’
Maxcy Gregg, S Coast oi S C-
R E ('ol.-ton, \ irginia.
I 1 Edwanl Johnston. \ irginia.
7'J Henry lliih, \'irgini;t.
■> Johiisti'ii 11 Duncan. Louisiana.
I S A .'1 Wood. Alabama.
'I hose havin', an iiflixeil uri; dead, or have
resigned, since the eomincnccment ot the war.
TliK WKs'l' I’diN'i' : h;\i;i: .\ i,s.
'1 he following ('ontederate (ienerals are gratlu-
ates of West Point—the dato ij( th*‘ir graduation
being prefixed;
Class ot I'^15 Samuel Cooper.
Class of I Jcdin li Wimb-r.
Class of l'“2l! Is:i:ic R Triml'lo.
(Mass of l's‘ir> Ihiiiicl S Donelsiin, Beiij'n Huger.
(,'lass of ISJU .Vlbert S J iiliii.' fiiii, J no B (i rayson. ^
(’lass oi l '^'-7 Leoiiid;is Polk, l:il)i iel J Rains.
Class of I'^-S Thos 1' Drayton, HuliIi W Mercer. i , i- i •
/>,, c’wMi I „ 1 p 11 \ i» t'X I' I ^ l'^ I' *''*' .>"'*> received by Kxprcss, a supply of
Class of !'.:!* .loscph E Johnston. Lob t E Lee, ^ \\ sPFIJJM: price SI l!.3 per doeen 15,
.1 hophilu.s H Holuie.s, Albert Cf ’ cents retail, ( 'iflt.
BhiiK luinl. j Wo have not fi ivitnceil the price of any articles on
(’la-s of 1''•10 John 1* Maoruder. hand before the w ir; Imh | rc'er. purchases cost us
Class of George J3 Crittenden, P St George :
, Bu; .. their
H \ ! . A
July Jo
K. J. HALE il SON.
Coi'ke, Humph,ej .M’ai.hall, Kich- j >"*'
ard C Gatlin. | Fayetteville, Aug. 29.
-J R Stubbs
H T Clark
LEGISLATURE UF \(JKTH CAROLINA
si^n.vtl;.
Pasijuotank and Perijuimons—J M Whedbee
Camden and Currituck — B 1' Simmons
(Jutes and Chowan — .M L Eure
Hyde and Tyri wll-—J ones Spencer
Northampton—J M S Rogers
liertford—J B Slaughter
Bertie—L)avid Outlaw
Martin and W tishiiigtoti —
Halifax — M (.' Whitaker
Edgecombe and W ilaon—
Pitt—-EJ Blount
Beaufort — Frederick Gii^t ;
Craven—N II Street J
Carteret and Jones—Dr 31 F Arendell
(jreene and Lenoir—J P Speight
New Hanover—Eli W Hall
Duplin — l>r James 1 )ickson
Onslow — L W Humpiirey
Bladen, Brun.^wick, cVi-—J no I) I'aylor j
'umborlund aii'l iLiriftt—Duncan Shaw
Sampson—'l'hi.;n;i' 1 Fiiiton
Wtiyiii—W K Lull
Johnston—J W B W:it.son
W;ike—.M A Bl. Is,'.
Nash—.V J Taylor
Franklin—U’’ ILirris
Warri'ti—T J Pit.-lif.;rd
(iranville—C II K !'ii\lor
I'l rson—(J L \Viiistc:td
>r:in>re—Josiah I'urnor, Jr
.vlamance and R;indolph—Jonathan Worth
Chatham—W S ILirns
.^looreatid .^lontL'■oml•^v—W l.> Dowd
Richmond and Rubesun — .\lfted Dockery
-Viison and I’liioii—S H W'alkup
iuiltord — Peter Adaiiis
(.’;i.-well—Beiif'trd Brown
Rockitiirham —F L .''impson
Mcckk’tibiirg—John W alker
Cabarrus and .''t:iiil\(' P>;iiriiiL"er
Rowan and D;ivie —Dr -I G Ramsey
D;ividson—Jno W 'i'hoiiias
'■tukes and Forsvth—Ls^.- ,\ Wauu'h
Ashe. Surr_\ vVe —Jo,' D"bsoii
Iredeli, W like.' \i-—L C* Siiarpe
Burke. .'! c I ».i\vidl .Vc — B S G;iither
Litit’oln, (i:i'ti.'ii iVc Ja'pcr .''towe
Ruiherturd, Polk iVc—.\ \V liurtoii.
Buncombe, lleii.ier^oii\c—Gro W (,'andler
Haywood. Macon vM>; H Thomas
HuUSi; Or .v‘'1MijN6
A lamaiiee—(I ilea M'.'b:iiie
Alexander—Dr J .'I ('araoii
An?i.'ii — LL Polk, E R Liie;
Ashe—J M (jentr\
Burke—J H Pcai.-on
Buncombe .\ .Nlerrimon
Bladen—C I 1 »avi.'
Bertie—PT Henry, and Fergusou
Beaufort—R .S Donnell, W T .^larsh
Brunswick—T D .'learo
(’aldwell— Dickson
Cabarrus—W S Harris
(,'atawba—.1 onf.s (,'litK.-
Chatham W P Taylor. R .\ Green, I'wiier
Bynum
(’herokee — W ILtyes
Craven—’ •' Chirk, F E .\lfred
Cumberland a'l'l linrnett — (' (! Wri-ht, J .S
11 ;irrini:ton, .1 C Wi;,. ;iii'
Cho\v;in Small
HALE & SONS
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Ci\lumi»u:—.N L W i:;i:.m'iiii
(’an.deti—D D F' r- ; e
(.'arterct—D W‘ W hitid'iirst
Caswell Withers, S P Hill
(,'urrituck —B .'1 B;ixter
Clevehind — A G Waters, J R Loo-an
David.'on — Lewi.' ILiyius, E B (’lark
])avie— Hi'W:nd
Dujiliu—J D ,'^t:int"rd. J G Bram-h
Edgecombc— R II Brid_"‘ r', J s Woodard
I'orsyth—I F Piiitid'wrer, Phillip B:irrow
Franklin — W Ftireeii
G;istoii—J H W bite
Granville—I >1 Bullock. W 11 .leiikii,'. S 11
Ciiunailay
(Juilford—(’ P .^lcIldenhall, C E Sho)'cr. .1 L
Gorrell
Greene — A D Speight
i:ites—John B iothe
ILiywood—S L Love
H;ilit:ix — II Davis, \\ B Pope
Hertford—J .1 ^'c;iti s
Henderson—Jos P Jor'hin
Hyde—Tilman l';irrow
Iredell—-\ K Simont.'ii. \ B I'llaither
Jackson—A Fisher
Jones—W P W;iid
Johnston — W II :it'i'ii. .I:is Mitchener
Lenoir—J C WoiUi'ii
Lincoln—V ,\ .NlcBce
Madison—John ,\ F;iuj'
>lartin— Ewell
.Nlc Dowell—C 11 BiirLrin
Moore—.\lex:inder Kellv
Montgoni'ry—E(i L B:a-ringcr
Macon —11 G W'o.nltin
Mecklcnburo—S W i';ivis, J ,M Potts
Na.sh—I! C' Williams
New Hatiover—S J Person, iVinicl SluiW
Northampton — .^l W R:insMm. W' W Peebles
()nslow—1 H I 'ov
(.h'ange—r-H B(iuthrii'. \\ N Patterson
P;is(|Uot;uik—J 'i' W’ilii;inis
Pei(|iiiTiions— .\ Newbv
Pitt — B! -\ Ibrittoii. ('hiirchill Perkiiis
Person Wilkiiisun
Robeson .\.b‘X .'I c’I ill:in. i];i Wi?-h:irt
Rockiiiuhaiii—-!! iwhy (I;illnw;iv tind T Slade
Rowan—N N I’ieniiiiL;-. N. F. Hall
Rutherford — (' T .\ D;ivi', 15 II Padrett
Randolph — 1 II I-'oust I'hos S W'inslow
Richmond—J (i Blue
Samjison—-N C I ai'on. Geo W Autrev
Surry—W' Waiiirh
Stokes—Horatio Kellum
Stanly—Lafayette (1 reone
Tyrrell—C MeC’leese *
Cnion—C 0 Lemmonds
Wake—S H Roxers. J W Kuss^ H Mordecai
W'arren—J B Batchelor, W II Cheek
Washington—Q Latham
AVatau^a—Thomas Farthin;;
Wayne—W T Dortch, M K (Jrawf'or'J
Wilkes—A W Martin, Ilorto
Yadkin—A (M’owlrs
\ uncev— liowmau
CONVENTION OF NORTH CAROLINA
Alamance—(jiles Mebane, Thos Ruffin
Alexander—A. (J. Stewart
Asht—J. D. Forbes
Anson—A Myers, J A. Leak.
Bertie—S. B. Spruill, James Bond.
Beauibr*:—W'. J. Ellison, E J Warren.
Bladen Neill Kelly
Brunswick—F. D. Meares.
Buncombe—N W Woodtin
Biirl: J C McDowell
C:ibanus—C Phifer
Ctildwell—E W Jones.
Camden—D. D. Ferebee.
Carteret—(J. R. 'I’honias.
(.'asvrell—Bedford Bjpwu, (one vacancy.)
Catawba—P. C. Henkle.
Chatham—J. 11. Hcadeu, John Manning Jr.,
L. J. Merritt.
Cherokee—A. T. Davidson.
Chowan — R. H. Dillard.
Cleveland—W'. J. T. .Miller, J \V. Tracy.
'olambus—Rich:iru Wooten.
(_'ravt;n—(ieo. (Ireon. Jno. D. W’^hitford.
(’umberland and ILirnett—Duvid McNeill, A.
S McNcill. M. .1. McDuffie.
Currituck—H. .M. Shaw.
Davidson—B. A. Kittrell, B. C. Douthit.
Davie.—Rob’t Sprouse.
Duplin—WV .J. Houston, J T Rhodes.
I-Mgt.cuinbe aud ^VilJou—W. S
H')ward.
Forsyth—']’. J. W'ilson. D H Starbuck
I’rat'klin—A. 1>. W'illiains.
Gii'ton—N. Johiiston.
(i:ites—J W':ilton.
Gr;inrille—A W. \’enable,
S. Royster.
Greene—W. A. Darden.
• iuilford—Jno. A. (rihu(;r, Ralph Gorrell, R
fV Dick.
Halifax — R. H. Smith, L. W Batchelor.
Hyde—-Iv L. .^la^n.
Haywood—Wm. Hicks.
Hend.'r.sou—W. M. Shipp.
Hertford—Kenneth Rayner.
Iredeil—Arnlerson Mitchell, T A. Allison.
Jackson—W. 11. Thomas.
Johnstoti—(.'. B. Sanueis, W A Smith
JoiK^;—Wm, Foy
Lenoir—Jjhn W'a'Iiington,
Lincoln — Wm. L;inder,
.’^lacon—C. 1,», Suiith.
Mu'lisoii—J A .McDowell *
Martin —David \V lja£rley.
McDowell—J. H. (jireenlee.
M eckletibur;;—J W. ( )sborne, James Strong.
Montgomery—S. H Christian.
Mooro—II 'J'uriier.
Nash—.V H Arriuiiton.
New liaiio\er—R II. Cowan, Robert Strange.
Northaiuj'toii — D. A. Barnes. J. M. Moody.
Onslow—G. W'. W'ard.
Orange—W’, A. (Iraham, John Hiirry
Pasijuotank — R. K. Speed.
Per(.juinioiH—Jo'. S. (.’annoir.
I’erson—John W', (.'uningham.
Pitt—F. B. Satterthwaite, B. Grimes.
Raiidijljih—\\ . J. Long, A. G. Fosttsr.
Richmond—W. F. Leak.
Robeson—L I’. Fuller, J. (J. Southerland.
Rockiii'.;h;im — D. S. Reid. E. T. Brodnax.
Rowat -1>. Craige. H. (’. Jones.
Rutherford and Polk—G W Miohal, M. Dur
ham.
Sampson—IL A. Mosely, Thomas Bunting.
Stanly—E. Hearne.
Stoke?—(Vacant. i
Surry—T. V. Haniiin.
Tyrrell—Eli Spruill.
I’nion — H. M. Houston.
Wake—C E. Badger, K. P. l>attle, W
11 olden.
Warroti — N Edwtirds, Frank Thornton
W;ishinoton—W. S. Petti^rrew.
Watauga—J. W. Counsel.
W’avne—(L \’. Strong, E. A. Thompson.
Wilkes—las. Calloway. Peter Eller.
Yadkin— R. I’, .\rmfield.
Yancey—M, P. Penland.
FOREIGN ALLIANCES.
I It is natural enough that a people contending
' against an army three times their number, and
‘ having a vast exche}uer and enormous military
means aud appliances at command, should mani-
I fest some solicitude for the eo-op«ration ol those
I nations whose interests are equally involved with
' our own in the success of Southern Independence
I In the American Revolution, there was not only
j a universal desire among a struggling people for
; foreign aid, but aistinguished agents were sent
I abroad and large sums appropriated for the pur-
I pose of enabling them to operate upon the public
opinion of Europe, and enlist the sympathies,
and, if possible, the assistance, of those Govern
ments in behalt of our cause. It is known that
much good was accomplished in this manner, and
that France, in particular, did as.sist us secretly
! long before she became our acknowledged and
‘ most valuable ally. It is, therefore, no proof, as
the Yankees pretend, of the inability oi a people
to maintain their own rights, that they should be
anxious to seeure foreign assistance. The Amer
ican Revolution would have been successful if
' France had never interfered, aud the Yankees,
I notwithstanding their numerical superiority, have
• shown even more solicitude to secure friends in
Europe than the people of the South. Having
^ no navy, aud with our ports blockaded, we- may
; naturally enough desire foreign intervention to
Battle, Geo. ! relieve us from this disadvantage, and that is all
we have ever asked. We never expected Eng
land to tight our battles on land. If we had
needed or desired help of that kind, France, the
great military power of Europe, was the empire
I whose aid we should have at once sought. Rut
L, Hargrove, the world must see by this time that we can fight
our own battles, and all we require is an oppor
tunity of commercial communication with the rest
of mankind. Rut even that is not absolutely in
dispensable, and there are some respects in which
it would be even injurious. We are now learn
ing to manufacture for ourselves, and to diversify
our own industry; but, with a speedy opening of
the ports, we should become dependent for all
the articles which we need, and which we ought
to make ourselves, upon foreign aid.
The South is a world in itselfj it can dispense
with the cultivation of cotton, and raise more than
j enough provisions of every kind for its own su'p-
j ply; it can clothe itself; it can become indepen-
i dent in every sense of other nations. Whilst,
[ then, W'e have little doubt that Great Britain will
j be compelled in the end to intervene, we see no
] necessity for despondency and discouragement if
j the blockade is not raised for a year to come.
I Still less should we permit our convictions as to
the ultimate result of the present struggle to be
in any degree affected by the contingency of a
European alliance. We l^ve always maintained
that the recognition of our independence abroad
depends upon our own demonstration of our a-
bility to maintain it by our own arms, and that
independence achieved by our unaided exertions
will be infinitely more valuable than that which
is the result of European interference. Inde
pendence gained in that way would only be de
pendence upon the power by whose assistance it
is gained; we should be taunted continually bj
j the North with the fact that we were unable to
cope with her w^ithout the aid ot a foreign ally;
1 and, unless we were so lost to national dignity as
1 to throw ourselves at once under a protectorate
ot the power by whom we were assisted, which
would be equivalent to becoming again a Euro
pean province, we should only exist hereafter by
the sufferance and mercy of the North, and fall
a prey at last to her jealousy and revenge.
I There is no royal road to greatness, either among
I individuals or nations. It is a law oi Providence,
i as well as of Nature, that that which lasts long
j grows slowly, and often painfully. No really
j great character was ever formed among men,
except by long years of discipline and trial, and
no nation drops full armed from the womb of des
tiny. W'e must learn to endure, as well as to
conquer, to suffer as well as triumph, before we
shall ever know ourselves how to appreciate the
boon of National independence. Thus far, we
have had more reasons for encouragement than
despondency. Thus far, we have demonstrated
our ability to defend ourselves, beyond what any
one h*id dreamed of, whether in the South, the
Nortn,or in Europe. Thus far, we have had
evidence of an alliance with the Southern cause
in the manifest benediction of that Providence
which is the “only Giver of all Victory,’’ and
which can “abate the pride, assuage the malice,
and confound the devices” of the strongest ad-.
versary. From the beginning of the war to the
present hour, there has been a series of Provi
dential interpositions in our behalf, which ought
to cheer and animate the most despondent with
the a.ssuranee of ultimate triumph. Without
recognition from Jjurope, without the aid of a
, , ,. foreign gun, we have achieved all the ereat vic-
tioii'; Mi!i- iiid Millet's; )r'liniiries and ( onstables; ■ • r
, , , .• 1 1. 1. • tones of this war, and prevented the enemy, in a
P.'itrol; :ird‘iis ol the Pooix Prison houniis; Koaas, i* ■ • ^ i • /
Fonie- !uid I'.ri.lg. s; IMlT ix i:xenipiions; Kxecutive ! whole year of invasion, from advancing one foot
P.'wi r in iM'iieiMi; i'.xeeutive Power in North Carolina; . into loyal Southern Territory. Let us look to the
Kxeciitive Power of therouris; i'liief .lustice and Clerk; i past as a guarantee of the future; let us look to
.Att.iineys at I.aw; Ati irnoy (leneial; Keporter iindMar- | fJeaYp,) apj f,) stronjr arms and devoted
-b:ll; u:
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A x\(‘w lAWV Book.
f’aitttreirs i*ractice ftr Ltair.
IC.'' !' J iibli-hod. a treatise upon the Practice at Law
in Niiitli t'Miolina, by F.i»w\ui> C.antwki.i., LL. 15,.
\iithor .if tiie N, C. .liistii.'e. etc.
COM KNTS.
(If Le|zis!itivo Power in (loiieral; Lepishitive l*ower
in N'.irtli v'ui uliim: Lei'i-bitive Pnwers of .lustices of the
Po.u’o; I’oiinty l!iiin ciries—l»ei;ds, etc.; County Keve-
nne aioi rii:uj,;os; t'oiirt H.mses. Prisons, cic.; (’ounty
I'l iist . .1 iity 1 rials; Fairs und Public S-iles; General
Assoiiitiiy; Iti'pections. Public Lanlings. &c.; Poor
Houses Mii'l ll'.spital'; lle^isters and Clerks; Rivers and
;'rt'eks; liatos. K.Trios an.I P.ridgos; Weiphts and Mea-
s'ltes; Idiots :ii;ti I.iiiiatic-s; Metnilers; Neiise River; Pub
lic iioid- :ind t’i\ftw;iys; Public L.indings and Inspec-
and (''onstables;
licit >1. ( i .iii'-l foi I .uipejs. I aj,(j shall not only triumph, but our
.ii lnrv (’-iniui'-ioners; Committees I triumph will be fermanent and glorious.
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j l>ec'r 2''. l.S(ii),
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Jiic/tniund Dispatch.
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We have it upon the highest authority, no lesa
than tiiat of the I'ribune ilseli, that that journal
has been losing money ever since the beginning
of the war. We now leari; that the owners,
some thirty of tliem, all with long, lank hair, and
sha.z:4y beards, except Greely, have held a meet
ing to take into consideration the propriety of
suspending publication till the war is over, as the
rapid rate at which they are losing their capital
just now will soon clear them out, whereas by
suspending they could save something out of the
wreck to start afresh with when peace is restored.
I It is reported that our Y’ankee invaders at Port
i Royal are going rapidly forward with the estab-
! lishment of their colony, which they call Aeic
; iSeoicth. \\e see it stated that they already have
I a steam saw-mill at work. We shall not be sur-
> prised to hear that they have a clock factory in
1 operation in the course of a few weeks, and that
! they have set the contrabands to raising '•’■garden
$as»" for the supply of the New York and Boston
markets.—iSavannoh Nfics.
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