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FAYh:TTKVlLLE, N. C.. FEBRUARY 27, 1862.
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A LIST (>!' rilK Cr.NKKAL OFFK’KRS IN TIIK
MtMIKS OK Tin; roNFKDF.K\TK STATES.
'I l)t‘ litllowiii^' iiitiMVstiiig of’tlie C’on-
li‘dt*r:ift' .\niiy ci'jranizatioii arc dtn' to (tiie ot the
Il■u liiMon'l i‘orri'S|nin(]»‘nts »tf the ('uuritM’. lii the
li't (it Mriir:ulu*r-( ii'iu r.i'-' in the I‘rdvisiimul Ai -
uiy. tht* ri'ruhir order ot a]>]H)intuu'Ht is ptMhapt
ii'it .ilvvays (>hsi r\ i*il. Inif we helieve the li.^t is>
itth'Twise correct. 'I'lie (hitcs of’i;rii]uation (to'.n
\\ t-t Point are taken I'roni Oanlner’s Dictionary
ot the I'niti-d State.s Army:
I/I till' /iti/ii/ar
1 Saiiniel Coo|»»r, \ a, .Vdjntant (leiipral.
‘J \lhort S Jnhiislnn. 'I'exas, eoininamling in
l\ i-iitufk V.
.liisepli H.lo}in>ton, \ a, eonini.inirni;: N’orth-
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ern \ irniiHa.
f luihert I”'. liCe, \ a. eoniinaniliiii: Soutli .Vtlan-
tle Coa.-it.
.) I’t; r IJeaureirard, l,uu. coniniamliiiL'’ .\rniy
of I’otoniac.
(II III thf" "I'isi'iii'if Army.
1 l>:ivid !■] 'f'wiif^s, (ieori;ia, roiuiietl.
- liConidas l‘olk, i..on, coinniandin” at .^leniphiij.
• ’> Hraxtun Hrug^, Ia>u, conunandiiii: at I'ensa-
eohi.
f Karl \ an l>.>rn, .^Iis■^, Army of I’otomae.
(lu'itavus \V Smitli, Ken. .\rmy of Putomao.
• I Theophiln'i II Holmes, N .\rmy of' 1‘oto-
niae
( \\ illi.am .J Hardee, (ieoruiu. .^lis>ouri.
'' l»eiijamin llimer, S (’. eoniniandiii”: at Nor
folk.
!• .iames L(Mii;>treef, .\la, .\rniy of i’ototnae.
Ill .lohn l> .^Ianruder, \ a, eominandinir ut Vork-
town.
11 I homas .1 Jai-kscjti. \ a. eonimai!.»iiin North
western \ irtrinia.
1 li .^Ian'■tield Lovell, \ a. eommandiiiir C’oftst of
Ijouislana.
lo Ivlmund Kirby Smith. I'lorida, ,\rmv ot' I’o-
t(.imai-.
I I (ieori:e 15 (’rittcmifn. Ken. eonimnndini; Ka>t
I eiino^.'e.
l\ ifilili'i' (i’• HI , t/s III f/(i /’/■', Ariill/.
I '*1 illeiin^e li lionhani, S ('. .\rmv ot' Puloiuac.
dolin l> I’loyd. \ a. eominatiditii: .\rniy Ka
nawha
■ > Henry A Wise. \ a. tloaiioke l-land.
t r»eii .Nlei’ullurh. Te.\as, Mi'Souri.
•> Henry 11 .laeksoii, (leo. rt'siirni'd.
• i ■ Kobert S (Jarnett, \ a, killi .l in action,
j 7 'William II f Walker, iei. re-iL'iied.
'' ■ llarnard K l>ce. S t), killed in action.
V' Alexandt-r K Lawtnn.  ieo. commandin': Coast
! of (ieor-ia.
]• *(Iideon .1 rillow, 'I’enn, re"ii:ncd.
1 I >amuel 11 Anderson, ’I'eiin, Kentucky,
rj Haniel S Honelson. I'onn, ('oast of S Carolina.
havid 11 .lonc'. Army ..>f Potomuc.
14 .loin > M W ithers, Ala. commaii'liiiL' ’uast of
Alabama.
l;'i .lohn C i*embertun. \ a. ('ua^t of S
; Pi Kichard S Kwell, \ a, Armv ol Potomac.
17 -lohn H \Vinder, .^laryland. [lit lim.nid.
1'' .1 ubal -\ Harly, \ a, Arnjy of l\»tomai-.
Pj ■ riio:- II l lournoy. Ark. lit-d in Arkansas.
l!U ^amuei .Joiios, \ a, .Vrmy cf Potomac.
I'l .\rnold Klzey, Maryland, .\ruiy nf Potomac
I- Patiiel li Hill, N T, Army of Potomac.
Henry H .'^ibley. Lou, 'J'exa.s Frontier.
■J4 Wm 11 I' W hiti^L^ !eo, .Vrmv of iN^tomac
\\ in W Lorin^, N \\ e?*tern \ iririnia
■Jti llitdiard li .Vnderson, S IVnsaeola.
1'7 Albert Pike, .\rk, Indian ('oinmis.sioner.
li'' riios']' I auntleroy. \ ir^dnia. resitrned.
li'.i Ikobert Toombs, (jeo, ,\rmy of Potomac.
.5i haniel KuL'ijles, \’a, i>ouisiana.
;;l Charles ( lark, Miss. Army of Potomac.
'■VI lio.'Well S Kijdey, S (', Coast of C.
: oo l>aac |{ 'i'rimble, .’'Id, .Vrmy of i’otomae
ol 'John li Iray>on, l\on, died in Florida.
Paul ) Hebert, Lou, ('oa.-t of Texa;?
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Pluiarcir Li VI';
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.'•erne's w.>rk':
i ij.-' Dofi.ir, by .S.iiitl.i'v;
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Percy .Vncci^
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Mrs S J
iotfrcy:
( li i' I’tiiMi''s;
;;n Kichard (' (Jatlin, N (J, commanding Coast of '[’ [)(,rteh
North Carolina.
;>7 M'tdix K Zollieofler,'i'en, killed in Kentucky.
lieiij F Cheatham, I’en, Kentucky.
• )!' J.i'Cjdi K Anderson, \'a, Coast of N (’.
1»' .''imon H Huckner, l\y, Kentucky.
II licroy Pofic Walker, .\la, Alabama.
4li Albert (; Hlanchard, Lou, Norfolk.
PJ (iabriel .1 Kains, N C, Vorktown.
41 .1 K 1{ Stuart, \'a, Army of I'otoniac.
10 liafayette Mi i^aws, (ieor^^ia, Vorktown.
4*; 'I hos F Drayton, S (,’oa.st ot S C.
47 Iho.'' C Hindman, Ark, Kentucky.
Adley H (iladden, l^ou, Pensacola.
4!i John Porter .Vlc(’own, 'I'en, l\(“ntucky.
.”>(1 Lloyd 'ril;.diman, i\en, Kentucky.
.’)1 Nathan I Kvans, S (’, ('oa.^t of S C
011 ('admus M W ilcox, 'I’en, Army t»f Potomac.
' Philij) St (ieorge (’ocke, \ a, died in \ a.
•T 4 11 I'i llhodes, .Via, Army of Potomac.
Kichard Taylor, Lou, Army ot Potomac.
"»ti Louis 'r Wigfall, 'i’exas, .Vrmy of Potomac.
.')7 -James H 'rrapier, S ('oast ot Florida.
.‘)S Sam’l (i French, *Nliss, Army of Potomac.
;”)!) Wm 11 ('arroll, Tenn, i‘last'i'ennessive.
•jit Hutrh W .^Iercer, ieori:ia, •.
III llunijihrey Marshall, Ken, Kentucky.
('la.s; of' l s;j;! Daniel Kurgleii.
('lass' of I So5 J(jiies .M Withers.
(^lass of 1'^ot! .Joseph K .Vndersoii, Ijloyd Tilgh-
man
Class of iS37 Uraxton Urajrt', Win H T Walker.
.Jno (' Psmberton, Arnold Elzey,
Henry 11 Sibley, Jubal A Early,
(’lavs of 1:5.‘{N Wm J Hardee, James H Trapier.
('Iasi of l>o!.l Alex il Lawton, John 1' McCown.
Clasii of 1'1() Jliehanl S Kwell, l*aul (J Hebert,
Kichard 1> (Jarnett.
(’las.3 ot ls4l Kobert S (iariu tt, Samuel Jonet;.
Clas-oi |s4li Lari Van i>orn, (justavus W Smith,
.Vian.'lield Lovell, .James Lonj^-
street, Daniel 11 Hill, Kichard
ii Anderson, Lafayette McLaws,
Alex i’ Stewart.
Class of IS-};*, Ivoswell S Rijdey, Sa’.n’l G French.
Clasiof l''4l Simon I> Huckner.
Clas- of I''I.’) !•] Kirby Smith, Harnard E Bee,
Win li (’ Whiting.
Chi'S of I'^ I'l—'i’homas J Jackson, Cadmus M
Wilcox, i>avid H Jonw, Wui ^L
(lardkier.
Clas' i*f I'' 4^ Nathan (» Evans.
Clas-i ot l'',) 4 .1 K li Stuart.
!LS!-;it.\i.s w iiii \vi;kk not ii«.\i>i.ATKs at we«»t
i-oiN r.
'i’he follow III”-(Tenerals were appointed to the
old I 'nitod States Army, without passing through
the 'Ve>t point .Vcademy;—David I'I. Twiggs, ap-
pouiud in l^li’; Win. W Luring, in 1 >;)♦>; Thos.
r. I'.iuntleroy, in P'';>t‘».
'I’lif following (ienerals tirst saw service in the
Mexican war: —VI L Honhain, Henry II. Jack
son. Cideon J. Pillow, Samuel R. Anderson,
('has. Clark. Tho^. C. 1 lindmaii, John C. Hreck-
inridnc. Heiij F. Cheathain, Richard (Jriffith,
Albert Pike. Adley 11. (Jladden, Maxcy (iregg.
'I’he followin': (Ienerals participated in tiie
'IVx:in wars and the wars with Mexico:—Ben.
Mc( iilloch, Louis I’. \V ii;lall.
'I'iie fcillowiiii: (Ienerals >-aw no military service
previou- to the pre>ent war:—John 1>. Floyd,
Henry V Wise. Robert I’oombs, iiichard Taylor,
Tho' 15 Flournoy, L. Pojie Walker, F. K. Zol-
licoffer. William Nlahone, I... U ii liranch, Wil
liam II Carroll, R. E iihode.". Some, however,
rec-'ivod militarv educations at State institutions.
V iri:inia ha> Pi (len'-rals in the Confederate
.Vrniie.-'; South ('arodnaLouisiana S; (leorgia
7; 1( nnessee N'>rth Carolina il* Iventucky 7;
Vl;ir\land 4; .Vlal>ama 4; Mississijipi 4; I'cxati ii;
.Vrkansas ij; Florida i; .Vlissouri none.
The following were born at the North, though
prwvious to the prwuent war th%y w«re titixet » of
Souiiiern States:—Ceiieral Cooper, born in New
York: iiipley, in (>hio; Pemberton, in Pennsyl
vania: W hitiiii:, in Vlus.saehu.'ctts; Pike, in .Vlas-
sachusctts; RuLTgles, in .Vlassuchusetts; lilanchard,
in Ma-s-.ichu'ctt'; 1'rt.nidi, in New Jirsey.
[file folliiwing are natives of Norih Carolina,
viz: Leonidas i’olk. liraxton liragg, Theophilus
H H 'Imcs. rieii .'L ’ullo( h, W in W Loring, Rich
ard ( liatlin. Felix K Zoliicofler, Gabriel .J Rains,
i.  > li liranch.J
CON F l: D ER VTi: STATES CONGRESS
>KN A 1 i;.
Alihitini — .Vlt.'srs William L Vancey, C C
Clay.
Ai l. 'ii,>-(is—.^le^.'•I•s Robert \\ Jcduisoii. ('has
R .Mitchell.
Flotilla—Me>^r■*James M liaker, .V E Max
well.
'.t'>rijin Messrs li H Hill. Robert'I'oombs.
K'iitiii'lcif—Mi ssrs H C liurnett, William E
Simms.
Louisinifi—Messrs Ed. Sparrow. T J Seuiines.
—Messrs .VIbert (> lirown, .James
Phelan.
Missouri—.Vlessrs John li (’lark, R S V l*eyton.
jSort/i ('inuiiiKi — Vlfssrs (.ieorge Davis, Wil-
LE(JrSLATURE UK NOJiTH CAROLINA
SENATE.
Pasquotank and J’erquinion.s—J M Wbedbee
l-!auiden and Currituck—15 F Siiumona
Gates and Chowan—M L Eure
Hyde and Tyrrwll—Jones Spencer
Nortliaiupton—J M S Rogers
Hertford—J li Slaughter
liertie—David (Jutlaw'
Martin and Wasliington—J R Stubbs
Halifax—M C Whitaker
Edgecombe and Wilson—11 T Clark
Pitt—EJ Blount
lieaufort—Frederick Grist
(’raven—N II Street
Carteret and Jones—Dr M F Arendell
Cireene and Lenoir—J 1^ Speiglit
New Hanover—Eli VV'^ Hall
Duplin—Dr James r)ick8on
Onslow—L W Humplirey
iiladen, lirunswick, tVcc—.Jno D Taylor
Cumberland and Harnett—Duncan Shaw
Sampson—'I’honias 1 Faison
\\ ayne—\V K Lane
Johnston—J W li W’atsou
V\ ake—M A liledsoe
Nash—A J Taylor
Franklin—Vy Harris
Warren—T ,I Pitchford
Granville—C H K Taylor
l’> rson—(J L Winstead
Orange—Josiah Turner, Jr
Alamance and Randolph—Jonathan Worth
Chatham—W S Harris
31oore and Montgomery—W D Dowd
Richmond and Robeson—Alfred Dockery
Anson and L’nion—S H Walkup
Guilford—Peter Adams
Ciiswell—liedford Brown
Kockinghani—F L Simpson
Mecklenburg—John Walker
Cabarrus and Stanly—V C Barringer
Rowan and Davie—i>r J (J dlamsey
Davidson—Jno W Tlioinas
Stokes and i’orsyth—Jesse A W'augh
AsIr^, Surry c'ce—Jos Dobson
Iredoil, Wilkes iVi—L (.^ Sharpe
Burke, McDowell \'c—B S (iaither
iiincoln, Ga.ston \c—Jajsper Stowe
Rutherford, Polk \c—A W Burton.
Buncombe, Henderson iVc—Geo W Candler
Haywood, Maeon ^tc—W H Thomas
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. . Iiin-iii.jrH, ;nuong
iiiHii''. M.'ori-, Hood,
■-•..It, P-.;
i-ck, ( artij.bi
’'iiiiil), .Mhi.'ii, V' . .\
j -aro'H. Ma-^-'in;: v 1
Fl*tch(>r'-‘ l*r 'Vnr!;-;
.'doll ('lark ■- .'i-'iiipl' (.’ohci.r.laTi. o lo Shaks
Sliorid.iti Kiinwlc.s;
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I .V.i(Iro -.oM;
i^^^ottisll i>tll;t.|';
y .\insworth;
■ P.tot-- lud I*'iotry (»!' Ktij^land;
M't - of (Jreni l>i iiiiin;
:.o xittII ofiitiiry;
'(•litiiis ' lit ,\n.:ifni Poetry, iVc. ^Sic.
K- .1. ll.XLK Ac HONH.
• ill John (,' Breckinridge, iven, Kentucky.
• i;! Rich'll (iriflith. Miss, Army of i*otoinuc.
f>4 Alex’r i'Stewart, Ken, Kentucky.
(if) Win Montgomery (Jardner, Ga, on furlough.
by W H Ot) Rich’d li (iarnett, V'a, .Vrmy (d' Potomac*.
(»7 William Mahone, \ a, Norfolk.
(jS Ij O’Brian Branch, N C, Coast of (•
»{) -Vlaxcy Gregg, S (’, (aiast ol S (’
70 R i'i ('olston, V irginia.
71 F-dward Johnston, \ irginia.
7'J Henry Heth, V'irginia.
7;J Johnston H Duncan, iiouisiana.
7 4 S .V M Wood, .Vlabama.
'I'hoso having an alHxed are dead, or have
resigned, ^ince the commencement ot the war.
TtlK WKST I'OINT (1 K.NKtl.VLS.
'I’he following Confederate Generals are gradu
ates of West Point—the date of their graduation
being prefixed:
Class ot l.Sl') Samuel (’oofier.
(,'lass of i'SiiO .John H Winder.
Cla.'^s of 1>>22 Isaac R 'I’rimble.
lilt n Ij^o. Cowper,
I s and ib-uuniont
S 'Ufh f. arofiiin—Messrs Robert W Barnwell,
.Jaine-- i^ (>rr.
Ttnii>ss>f — Messrs iiitng'lon C Hayne.s, (ius-
tavus A Henry.
T’ i-is—.^less^s Limis '1’ Wi'jfall, W S CUdham.
I I 'i/in III — R V] T Hunter, W liaHard Preston.
llnl sK «»F KKI'KF.SK.NTAT1VKS>.
Aliihiiiiiii—.'de.-isrs 'I'homas J I'oster, Win R
Smith, John P Ralls, J i. .VI (’urry, Francis S
Lyon, W P (’hiltoii, David (’lopton, Jas L Pugh,
l’ S DarL'an.
—Messrs i'elix J liaison, (Jrandison
D Royster, .Vtigustiis 11 (i^irland,'i'hos 1> Hanly.
I'lnriiln—Vlessi> Jas 15 i>awkins, R B Hilton.
Hmriii’i—.VIessrs Julian Hartridge, (’ J Mun-
nerlyn, liine- Holt, V 11 Kenan, i>avid W ijowis,
W in W (,’lark, Robert P Trippe, iiucius .J (lar-
trell. Hardy Strickland, .V R Wright.
Ki ii(iir/,-i/ — Not yet ele'ted.
Lmiisinii.i—.Vle.ssrs (’harles .J Villere, ('harles
VI (’onrad, Duncan 1'' Kenner, Lucion -I Dupre,
John 1’’ Lewis, John i’erkins, Jun’r.
\/issis'ij)jii—Vlessrs.JnoJ McRae, J W Clapp,
iieubeii Davis, Israel VVelsh, H (’ Chambers, O
R Singleton, E Barksdale.
Missoiifi—.Vle.ssrs .lohn llyer, Caspar W Bell,
George ( ; Vest. A li (,'onrow, W' W' Cook, 'I’lios
W l' re('man, 'I'homas A 11 an is.
Xurth (\trijlinn—31essrs VV N II Smith, Rob
ert R Bridgors, (hven R Kenan, T 1) VIcDowell,
Thomas S Ashe, Vrchibald II Arrington, .1 R
McLean, William Lander, B S Gaither, A 'F Da
vidson.
Smiili ('ari/Uiiit—Vli'ssrs \V W Boyce, VV Por-
eher .Vlilcs, .VI L Bonham, .lohn Mel^ueen, Jas
l"’;'rrow, L M .Vyer
l\‘H Hf S.SV f — Messrs .) '1’ Heiskell, VV (J Sw'ann,
W H 'I'ebbs, E L Gardenshire, il S Foote, M 1*
(I entry, ( reorge W .Jones, Thomas Meiiees, J 1)
(' Atkins, Bullock, David M Currin.
T>.riiK—Messrs John A W'llcox, Peter VV (Jray,
(’laiborne (’ Herbert, Wm B W'riglit, Malcom P
Grah:im, li F Sexton.
Vinjiiiiii—Messrs Muscoe R 11 (jarnett, John
R (’hambliss. John 'i'yler, Roger A Pryor, Thos
i S Bocock, .lohn (Joode, Jr, .James P Holcombe,
D (' Dejarnette, W'illiam Smith, .V R lioteler.
> 1 cars’I'aiiiiiiiii- I.efUTw
-\:"xandcr, 1). 1).; S.-ru
Blanchtird
'*y >L -Addison Class of lx:iU John B Marruder.
. ior. > Also, tmther -uppiios ,,f M irfruret , George B (’ritteiiden, 1* St (ieorge
; ■ ■: ‘ • CocL, UumrbNjr .Marslwill, Kiel-
1" E. J. HALE & SQN. i ard C Gatlin.
(John B Baldwin. VV R Staples, Walter I’reston,
Class of 1S2.) Daniel S Honelson, lienj’n linger, j V (J .Fenkins, R(fl»crt Johnson, (’has W Russell.
(!la.ss of l^lil) Albert S .Johnston,.Jno li Grayson.
('lass of li^27 Leonidas Polk, (iabriel J Rains. | W flK'TlMHO
(’la.ss of ISlis 'I'bos F Drayton, Huirh W x>lercer. i , . • ,i •
.1! .•lu.x. I I I- I I \ i» I... L’ I I "’*ve lust recoived by Express, a supply of
(’la.ssot IHIU Joseph E Johnston, iiob t E l.ee, j \\ sPELLI.N(} hOOKS-price SI 25 per dozen 1.5,
'I'heophilus H Holmes, Albert (J j cents retail, CW/i.
We have not a.lvanoeil the price of ftuy articles on
hand before tlie war; but pre^’en purchases cost us
more tliau we asked for those. Of course we have to
put up prices on wLat we buy now.
E. J. HALE & SONS
Fayetteville, Aug. 29.
HOUSE OF a*.M.MONS |
Alamance—(iiles Mebaiie i
Alexander—l>r J M (.’arson
-Vnson—L L I’olk, E R l^iles
A&he—.J M (ientry
iiurke—J H Pearson
Buncombe—A S Merrimon
Bladen—C '1' Davis
Bertiw—P '1 Henry, and Ferguson
Beaufort—R 8 l)onnell, \V T Marsh
Brunswick—'T D Mearea
Caldwell l>ickson
Cabarrus—VV S Harris
Catawba—Jonas Cline
Chatham—W P 'I'aylor. R N Green, Turner
Bynum
Cherokee—G VV Hayes
('raven—C C (,’lark, F E Alfred
Cumberland and Harnett—C (} W’right, J S
Harrington, J C Williams
Chowan Small
(’olumbus—N L Williamson *
(.’an.den—D 1> F’erebee
(’arteret— D VV W'hitehurst
('aswell Withers, .S P Hill
('urrituck — B M Baxter
Cleveland—A (i Waters, J R Logan
Davidson—ijcwis Haynes, E B Clark
Davie Howard
l>uplin —J D Stiinford, .1 G Branch
Edgecombe—R R Bridgers, J S VV'oodard
Forsyth—.1 F I’oindexter, Phillip Barrow
Franklin—F Green
(laston—f J II White
(Jranville—J M Bullock, VV H .Jenkins, S H
Cannaday
(Juilford—C P Mendenhall, C iC Shober, J L
(iorrell
Greene—A D Speight
(iates—John Bootiie
Haywood—S E Ijove
Halifax—A H Davis, V\' B Pope
Hertford—.J J Veates
Henderson—Jos P.Jordan
Hyde—'I'ilnian Farrow
Iredell—A K Sinionton, .V B F Gaither
Jackson—A F'isher
Jones—W P W'ard
.Johnston—W H Watson, .las Mitchener*
Lenoir—J C Wooten
Lincoln—V' A McBee
Madison—John A Fagg
CONV’ENTION OF NOiiTII CAROLINA
Alamance—(Jiles Mebano, 'I'hos Ruftin
Alexander—A. M. Bogle
Ashe—.1. E. ii’oster
Anson—A. Myers, .J V, Leak
Jiertie—S. 1>. Spruill, .James liond
Bt'.iiifort—W^ ,J. Ellison, E -I Warren
]ilalen—Neill Kelly.
Brunswick—I'. D. Meares.
Buncombe—N. W. VV'oodtin
Burke—.J. (’ McDowell.
(’abarrus—(' IMiifer.
Caldwell—E W .Jones.
(’auiden—D. D. Ferebt-e.
C;irteret—(!. R. 'I'homas.
(Jaswell—Bedford lirown, J. iv Williamson.
(’atawba—George Setzer.
Chatham—J. 11. Hcaden, John Manning Jr.,
L. J. Merritt.
Cherokee anl (’lay—J. II. Bryson.
Chowan—R. H. Dillard.
Cleveland—W. J. T. Miller, J. W. Tracy.
Columbus—Richard W’ooten.
Craven—Geo. (ireen, .Jno. D. VV'hitford.
Cumberland and Harnett—David McNeill, A.
S. McNeill, M. J. McDuffie.
Currituck—John B. Jones.
Davidson—B. A. Kittrell, B. C. Douthit.
Davie.—Rob’t Sprouse.
Duplin—J. T. Rhodes, .James Dickson.
Edgecombe and Wilson—W. S. Battle, Geo.
Howard.
Forsyth—'I'. .J. Wilson. D H Starl>uck.
Franklin—A. D. Williams.
(lasfon—S. X. .lohnston.
(iates—A. J. Walton.
(Jranville—Thomas B. Lyon, 'I'. Ij. Hargrove,
S. S- Royster.
Greene—W. A. l>arden.
Guilford—Jno. A. (lilnier, Ralph Gorrell, R
P. Dick.
Il.ilifax—II. II. Smith, L. W\ Batchelor.
Hyde—E. L. Mann.
H iywood—Wm. Hick.s.
Henderson—W. ,V1, Shipp.
Hertford—Kenneth Rayner.
Iredell—Anderson Vlitchell, T. A. Allison.
Jackson—W. 11. 'I’homas.
Johnston—('. B. Sanders, W A Smith
Jones—Win. Foy.
Lenoir—John C. W'ashiiii^ton-
Lincoln — D. Schenck.
Macon—(\ D. Smith.
Madison—J. A. .McDowell.
Martin—David \V Bagley.
McDowell—.J. 11. Greenlee.
MecklenburLT—J. VV. Osborne, James Strong.
Montgomery—S. H. (’hristian
M'lore—H. 'I'urner.
Nash—L. N. B. liattle.
New Hanover—.J. L. Holmes, Robert Strange.
Northampton — D. A. Barnes, J. M. Moody.
Onslow—A. J. Murrill.
Orange—W A. Gralnun, John Berry.
Pas[tiotunk — R. K. Speed.
Penjuimoiis—.los. S. (';innon.
Person—.John W. (’uniuLrham.
Pitt—F. B. Satterthwaitc, i*. A. Atkinson.
Randolph—W. .J. Long, A. I Fo'^tiir.
Richmond—W. F. Leak.
Kobeson—.1. l‘. Fuller, .1. (’. Southerland.
Rockingham — D. S. Reid, E. '1'. Brodnax.
Rowar -IL A. CaMwell, H. (\ .Jones.
Rutherford and Polk—(i VV Miehal, M. l>ur-
ham.
I Samjison—R. A. Mosely, 'I'iiomas Bunting.
I Stanly—K. Hearne.
Stokes—A- 11. Joyce.
Surry—'1'. V'. Hamiin.
I Tyrrell—I'ili Spruill,
i I'nion—H. M. Houston.
Wake—(J. I*:. Badger, K. P. Battle, W. VV.
Holden.
W'arren—VV. N. Edwards, Frank rhornton.
W^ishington—W. S. i’ettigrew.
j VV’utauga—J- W’. (;ouncil.
! Wavne—(J. V. Stronir, E. A. Thompson.
Wilkes—.Jas. (’alloway, Peter Eller.
Yadkin— R. F. Armtield.
Yancey—M. P. Penland.
Martin—
McDowell
Fiwell
C H Burgin
Moore—Alexander Kelly
Montgomery—E G L Barringer
Macon—H G VVoodfin
Mccklenburg—S W' Davis, J M Potts
Nash—II (jr W'illiams
New Hanover—S J Person, Daniel Shaw
Northampton—M W’^ Ransom, W' W Peebles
Onslow—.J II Foy
Orange—II B (Juthrie, W N Patterson
l’as|U0tank—J '1' W'illianis
Pertjuimons—N Newby
Pitt—li G Albritton, Churchill Perkins .
Person W^ilkinson
Robe.son—Alex McMillan, ICli W'ishart
Rockingham—Rawley Galloway and 'I’ Slade
Rowan—N N Fleming, N. F. llall
Rutherford—C T N Davis, B H Padirett
Randolph—I II Foust, Thos S W'inslow
Richmond—J (J Blue
Sampson—N (’ Faison, Geo W Aiitrey
Surry—W W'augh
Stokcf>—Horatio Kellum
Stanly—Lafayette (»reene
Tyrrell—C McCleesc
Union—C Q Leranionds
Wake—S H Rogers, .1 W Russ, II Mordecai
Warren—J li liatchelor, W II Cheek
Washington—C Latham
VV\atauga—Thomas Farthing
W^ayne—rW T Dortch, M K Crawford
Wilkes—A W Martin, Ilorto
Yadkin—A (> ('owles
Yancey Bowman
Tlie Volunteer’^ Hand Book.
A FURTHER supply just received.
E. J. HALE & SONS.
Nov. 16.
WATER IN SCllGEUY.
Among the niiraclcs, says Baron Percy, which
I have aeon wrouglit by water in wounds from
tire anus, 1 w ill instance the cure of nearly sixty
young volunteers ot the Louvre Battalion, who,
exposed to u w'eil sustained tire of the enemy,
posted on a height, were most of thtm wounded
in the feet. Many were taken to the military
hospital of Sarrelouis, of whom only a few were
saved without amputation. The otliers remained
in tiie convent ol' Consarrebruck, with two Ger
man surgeons who were charged with their care.
By my advice, and perhaps in default ol other
remedies, the att»ndauts bathed their leet inces
santly, and showered them witii water moderately
cool, covering their wounds with couipressw con
stantly moistened with the same. No other
dressings were used, and 1 attest that only tour
died, ol whom two died of a typhoid fever, which
intwrrupted tiie treatment ot their wounds with
wat«r; one ol the colliquative diarrhuea, and the
iburtii of trismus. All the others recovered rap
idly; several had not even anchylosis, although
their leet had been traversed with wounds in
every directioLi, complicated with tearing ol ttJli-
don.s, aponeuro .es and ligaments, and with splin
tering of bones, sometimes of the tarsus, some
times of the metatarsus.
Oue would doubtless be astouished, says Ba
ron Larrey, to learn that with a lew s«a biscuit,
a little good water, which w’as carried with each
wounded man, and by the use oi brackish water
only for their dressing, a great numUer ot sol
diers suffering under severe wounds ol the head,
ot"the breast, ol the abdomen, or deprived ot some
ot their limbs, crossed the deserts that separate
Syria Irom Egypt, a distance ot sixty leagues,
wituout accideut and with so much beuetit that
mo.st ot them were cuved when tiiey reached this
latter country.
We use witli success, sajs the distinguished
surgeon Briot, and almcftt always to the accom-
pirsiiment of perlect cures, cold water in wouuds
made by small arms; also in ca.ses ol stupor; in
wound of tendons, aponeuro.ses, capsuics and
membranes, and tepid water during the suppu
rative stage.
Alter tne battle of Baylen, in Andalusia, i»
1SU8, I remained, writes Dr. i’reille, upon tiie
tield, the only surgeon to the care of OUU wound
ed, who lay upon tfie ground from tlie 19th o*
June to the tenth of July, with no other shelter
iroui the broiling sun than the thin branches ol
olive trees, deprived ol the consolatory hope ol
ever seeing again their own country, and given
up to the meicy ot the inhabitants ol Sierra Mor-
e«a, who were ail und«r armf and highly exaspe
rated. Deprived ol all medicines, 1 had aii the
wounds washed with pure water. Daring twenty-
one days, that we received nothing except some
linon ami provisions, 1 dressed, mysell, one third
of the wounded each day, tlie other twoday^* tliey
dressed thumselves. Only seven or eight wounds
became gangrenous and I had but two cases ot
tetanus.
i3y cold water, saya Guthrie, the inflammation
is, in certain cases, entirely prevented, in many
greatly controlled, and in almost all much sub
dued, while tlie suppurative process is not sutK-
ciently impeded to prevent their subsequent gran
ulation. Cold does no good, however, at any
stage ot‘ inliammation, wht;n the sensation pro
duced by the tirst application is disagreeable to
the patient, and when it does not soothe; tor it it
produce a sensation of shivering or other uocom-
iortable feeling, if it cau.se stiffness in the part,
it is doing harm, and should be changed tor
warmth, i'his change will be generally indicated
and found advantageous at th« .suppurative period;
lomentations are then excellent.
Sanson, whose reserve in adopting all surgical
innovations give the more value to his eulogy,
writes thus in the Dictionary ot Practical Medi
cine and Surgery, I6c51: “W'lth water, 1 have seen
cured, by tirst intention, contused wounds accom
panied with more or less laceration and stretching-
ol the part. 1 have been able to save most per
sons upon whom i have practised amputation or
other grave operations Irom the i'ever called
traumatic; indeed i have been able to cure without
amputation, and even without active inflamma
tion or copious suppuration, many persons having
fractured limbs complicated with wounds and pro
jection ol the fragments.
Among the authorities who have written on
water we may adduce, besides the foregoing, feam-
uel ('ooper and Dr. Cunie of England, Prof.
Tzoiidi of Haile, Mayor Lausi»nue, J.ombard,
who.se Opuscuies de Chirugie contains a very re
markable article on the Summary of the proper
ties of simple water employed a.s a to[iical appli
cation in the cure of surgical maladies”—Blandin,
Marjolin, Cloijuet, 'I'auchose Lament, Serre d’Lx:
es, Roubout, Mauricheau, Beaupre, (Mia.tsaig-
nac, and Alpiionse Amus»at, whose treatise pub-
libhed in Paris, li?51, was translated the same
year by Dr. Frank Ilastinga liamilton, i'rofessor
of Military Surgery in Bellevue Medical College,
and published in the Butialo Medical Journa^, as »
well as in a separate 8vo.
It is a deplorable example of the force of rooted
preju'iices that a method which combines more
comf^art and cleanliness than any other, with
economy ot time and inaterials, and ol superior
succ; ss in its result.s—verily tuiiilling the cito,
(iii'j, /urnui/c, sliould not tiave been more gene
rally adopted.—Jiich/itoni/ UA/y.
A Vankee officer writing lioni the blockading
fleet oil Savaiiiiah says he cannot help tiiinking
tnat the sooner the 'l aiikee army learn.- to do
witiioat guiiboats and fftriiticatioiis, ainl boldly
march with themselves lor protection, the better
it will be for them
No doubt it would be “better'’ for their 4‘cpu-
tation as soldiers, whilst it is an indispensable con
dition to their conque.st of the country. 'I’iicy
cannot carry gunboats and forts in the interior,
beyond the navigable rivers, and even that would
be found an unsafe experiment in mO't sections.
They have-got to meet us in the open tield or give
up the wai—that’s certain, and we care very lit
tle which horn of the dilemma they take.
^avu-iiniili Republicnn, ^
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Louisville Courier has gone tlirotigh (juite a series
'TUo SniitU h% Prof it I adventures. Suppressed at Loui.-,ville, Ky.,
graham; Say and Seal, by the .Uithor of “Wide Wide editor managed to convey his type and other
World,” .'iie.; The Household of Boiiverie, or the Elixir , appurtenances to Boiling (irt’Cn, wliere the pa-
of Gold, by a Southern Lady; Eveninj^s at. the Micro- | per was continued till tiie 4th, when, beiiold! it
scope, &6., &c. E. .T. HALE & SONS, i turns Up in Na»‘hville, spitting fire and brushing
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Dec’r 20. 18*>0.
Map of 111' S(‘!» roast of South Carolina;
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