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' ■ V.,ri»- f' '? ji'’4 iijior-i' i'ir. : ( 'i " : f t!i'- I'- '' H.v h- Tc.r'.h • . . .•, tirv S(ur^(, ▼he»« SEmi-WEEK L Y. [VOL. XL] FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.. MARCH 17, 1862. [NO. 1108.] riU\TnL> MONDAYS AN!) THURSDAYS. EOWAUD J. HALE & SOJiS. Ki rroKs and proprietors I’rice tor tin Seiiii-Weoklv Obskrver $3 00 if paid in advance; 50 if paid during the year of suhscrip- ion; or $t after the ^ear has expired From ihc Cliarlestoa Courier. | Class of 188H Daniel Kuii«fles. A LIST OF THE GENERAL OFFICERS IN THE I Glass of 1S35 Jones xM Withers. AHMIhS OF THE CON FEDERATE STATES. j Class of 1836 Joseph U Anderson, Lloyd Tilgh- The followiu'r interesting statistics of the Con- j man. federate Army organization are due to one of the j 1337 Braxton Bragg, Wm H T Walker. Jno C Pemberton, Arnold Elzey, . - , Henry II Sibley, Jubal A Early. Miy, the regular order of appointment is perhaps ; |s.j^ '^Viu J Uardee, James H Trapier. For the Weekly Obsehvkr S‘J 00 per annum, if paid ini observed^ but we believe the list is ; l.awton, John P McCown. Richinonii correspondents o( the Courier. In the list of IJrigadier-Genorals in tlte Provisional Ar- advance; 50 if paid duriiag the year of sfc\)scrip- tion;-or 5>;i S.M) after the year has expired. ADYERTISKMENTS inserled for 60 cents per s^iuare of 1> lines for the first, and 30 cents for each' jiicceeding publicatiim. Yearly advertisements by spe- jiftl contracts, at reasonable rates. Advertisers are requested to state the number of insertions desired, or they will b« coniiuued till turbid, and charged accord- iugiy. Advertisements to be iais^rted inside, charged 50 per cent extra. SPKCl NOTU’E. From and after thi^ date, no name of » new subscriber will be entevcil without ]>ayment in advance, nor will ' he piiper be sent to such subscribers for a longer time : ■ m is paid for. otherwise correct. The dates of graduation fio:n West Point are taken from Curdner’a Dictionary oI the I'nited States Army: Generals tn the L'eijuhir Army. 1 Samuel (\>oper, Va, Adjutant General. 2 Albert S Johnston, Texas, commanding in Kentucky. , 0 Joseph K flohnston, Va, commanding North ern Virginia. 4 Robert K Lee, Va, commanding South Atlan tic Coast. 5 (r T Beauregard, Lou, commanding Army of Potomac. M'tjur Generali in the l^rooi&to'ial Army. 1 * David K Twitriirs, (Jeorjria, resifjned. 1 Leonidas I’olk, Lou, commanding at Memphis. 8 liraxton Bragg, Lou, commandinsj: at Pensa cola. Such ofonv old subscribers as desire to take the pa- ; Dorn, Miss, Army of Potomac, per on this system will please notify us when making ^ 5 r.ustavcTS W Smith, Ken, Army of Potomac. 0 Theophilus H Hohncs, X C, Army of Poto- reauttaiices. Jan’y I, 18-’)8. fciT I'O ADVERTISERS. 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(Always excepting in the case of deceased volunteers, wliea we require no pay.) Bear in mind, therefore, that we will insert obituary notices ■ind resolutions, not exceeding 70 words, gratis. For all over 70 words, one cent a word, which must be paid be fore the notice will be put in type. STA\DAt i\l! HIISCELLWEOIS WORKS. i BBOTT"^ Hiatorie.e. 28 vols.; Abbott’s Napoleon; A. Irvirg'f •cnjplete Works, 21 vols; “ Life of Washington. 5 vols; Prescott’i Philip the 2d; “ Charles the 5th; “ Ferdinand and Isabella; “ Conquest of Mexico; ” “ of Peru; Bancroft’* U States, 8 vols; Los-ing’s Field Book of the American Revolution; Tytler’s Universal History; Hallam’s Middle Ages; Ilume and Macaulay’s Histories of England; Rollin’s -Ancient History; Millman’s Gibbon’s Rome; Josephus’ works; Robert.-ion's works; Webster’s Works; Clay’s “ by Colton; P>enton'3 80 years in the C. S. 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Taylor; The British Expedition to the Crimea, by W H Ru-sell; My Diary in India, by ditto; Dr. Kane’s Arctic Explorations; K'-ndall's Santa Fe Expedition; ('uuiiiiing Hunter's Life iu Africa; Nott & Olid ion’s Indigenous Races of the Earth; 7 William J Hardee, Georgia, Missouri. Beniamin linger, S C, commanditig at Nor folk. 9 James Longstreet, Ala, .\rmy of Potomac. 10 John B Magruder, \a, eomnianding at York-j town. 11 Thonuis J Jackf-on, Va, comtnanding North western \ irginia. 12 Mansliold Lovell, \'a, commanding Coast ot Ijouisiana. 18 Kdmund Kirby Smith, Florida, Army of }*o- tomac. 14 George B Crittenden, Ken, c»jmmanding East Tennessee. Bri(ii'lier Gtm r'ih in the !*r>risional Army. 1 Milledge L Bonham, S C, Army of Potomac. 2 John B Floyd, Va, commanding Army Ka nawha, o Henry A Wise. Va, Roanoke Island. 4 Ben McCulloch, Texas. ,.^Ilssouri. 5 * Henry R Jackson, Geo, resigned. 6 * Robert S Garnett, Va. killed in action. 7 * William II '1' Walker, (tep, resigned. 8 *J5arnard E Bee, S C, killed in action. 9 Alexander U Lawton, i^eo, commanding Coast of Georgia. 10 ^Gideon J Pillow, Tenn, resigned. 11 Samuel R Anderson, Tenn, Kentucky. 12 Daniel S Donelson, Tenn, Coast of S Carolina. 13 David 11 Jones, S C, Army Potomac. 14 Jones M Withers, Ala, commanding Coast of Alabama. 15 John C Pemberton, Va, Coast of S C. 16 Richard S F]well, Vu, Army of Potomac. 17 John II Winder, Maryland, Kichmond. 18 Jubal A Early, Va, Army of Potonjac. 19 *Thos B Flournoy, Ark, died in Arkansas. 20 Samuel Jones, Va, Army of Potomac. 21 Arnold Elzey, Maryland, Army of Potomac. 22 Daniel H Hill, N I', Army of Potomac. 23 Henry II Sibley, Lou, Texas I'rontier. 24 Wm II C Whiting, Geo, Army of Potomac. 25 Wm W Loring, N C, Western Virginia. 20 Kichard II Anderson, S C, Pensacola. 27 Albert Pike, Ark, Indian Commissioner. 28 *Thos T F'auntlero}’, Virginia, resigned. 29 Robert Toombs, Geo, Army of Potomac. 30 Daniel Haggles, Va, Louisiana. 31 Charles Clark, 3liss, Army of Potomac. 32 Roswell S Ripley, S C, Coast ot S C. 33 Isaac R Trimble, Md, Army of Potomac. 34 *John B Grayson, Ken, died in Florida. 35 Paul O Hebert, Lou, Coast of Texas. Class ol‘1840 Richards Ewell, Paul U Hebert, Richard B Garnett. Class of 1841 Robert S CJarnett, Samuel Jones. Class ot 1842 Earl Van Dorn, Gustavus VV Smith, Manstield Lovell, James Long street, Daniel II Hill, Richard 11 Anderson, Lafayette McLawa, Alex P Stewart. Class of 1843 Roswell S Ripley, Sam’l G French. Class of 1844 Simon B Buckner. Cla.ss of 1845 E Kirby Smith, .Barnard E B«e, Wm IJ C Whiting. Class of 184t)—Thomas J .Jackson, Cadmus M Wilcox, David R Jones, Wm M Gardner. Cla>s of 1848 Nathan G Evans. Cla.ss of 1804 J H li Stuart. GENKUAbS WHO WERE -\«.)T URADUATEiS AT WEST POINT. 'I’he tollownig G.'norals were appointed to the oll I'nited States Arn.j, without passing through the West Poitit Academy:—l>avid E. Twiggs, ap- poiiaced in 1^12; Wm. W Loring, in 1830; Thos. T. Fauntleroy, in 183>. The following (Jenerals tirst saw service in the Mexican war;—M. L. BOnham, Henry R. Jack son, Gideon J. Pillow, Samuel R. Anderson, (’has. Clark, Thos. C. Hindmau, John C. Breck inridge, Benj. F. Cheatham, Richard Griffith, Albert Pike, Adley II. Gladden, Maxcy Gregg. The following (ienerals participated in the Texan wars and the wars with Mexico:—Ben. McCulloch, Louis T. Wigfall. The following Generals saw no military service previous to the present war:—John B. Floyd, Henry A. Wise, Robert Toombs, Richard Taylor, Thos. B Flournoy, L. Pope Walker, F. K. Zol- licofier, William .Mahone, L. O'B. Branch, Wil liam 11. Carroll, R. E. Rliodes. Some, however, received military educations at State institutions. \'irginia has DJ Generals in the Confederate Armies; South Carolina 9; Louisiana 8; Georgia 7; Tennessee 8; North Carolina 0; Kentucky 7; >Iaryland 4; Alabama 4; Mississippi 4; Texas 8; .Arkansas 2; Florida 1; Missouri none. The following were born at the North, though previous to the praaent war they were citizenti of Southern States:—General CoojKir, born in New . York; Ripley, iu Ohio; Pemberton, in Pennsyl vania: Whiting, in Massachusetts; Pike, in Mas- i sachusett.s; Ruggles, in Ma.ssachusetts; Blanchard, in Massachusetts; French, in New Jersey. LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CAROLINA. SENATE. Pasquotank and Perquimons—J M Whedbee Camden and Currituck—B F Simmons Gates and Chowan—M L Eure Hyde and Tyrrell—Jones Spencer Northampton—J M S Rogers tlertford—J B Slaughter Bertie—David Outlaw Martin and Washington—J R Stubbs Halifax—M C Whitaker Edgecombe and Wilson—H T Clark Pitt—E J Blount Beaufort—F’rederick Grist Craven—N H Street Carteret and Jones—Dr M F Arendell Greene and Lenoir—J P Speight New Hanover—Eli W Hall Duplin—Dr .James Dickson Onslow—L W Humphrey Bladen, Brunswick, Scc—Jno D Taylor Cumberland and Harnett—Duncan Shaw Sampson—Thoinas I Faieon Wayne—W K Lane • Johnston—J W B Watson Wake—M A Bledsoe Nash—A J Taylor Franklin—W Harris Warren—T J Pitchford Granville—C 11 K Taylor Person—C L Winstead Orange—Josiah Turner, Jr Alamance and Randolph—Jonathan W'orth Chatham—W S Harris Moore and Montgomery—^W D Dowd Richmond and Robeson—Alfred Dockery Anson and Union—S H VValkup Guiltord—Peter Adams Caswell—Bedford Brown Rockingham—I' L Simpson Mecklenburg—.lohn Walker Cabarrus and Stanly—V C Barringer Rowan and Davie—Dr J G Ramsey Davidson—Jno W Thomas Stukes and Forsyth—Jesse A Waugh A^he, Surry &c—Jos Dobson Iredell, Wilkes ».S:c—L 0 Sharpe Burke, McDowell itc—B S (iaither Lincoln, Gaston &c—Jasper Stowe Rutherford, Polk kc—A W Burton. Buncombe, Henderson &c—Geo W Candler Haywood, Macon &c—W H Thomas 30 Richard C Gatlin, N C, commanding Coast of 'p i^ortch. [The following are natives of North Carolina, ; viz: Leonidas Polk, Braxton Bragg, Theophilus i H Holmes, Ben McCulloch, Wm W Loring, Rich- ! ard C Gatlin, Felix K Zollicoffcr, Gabriel J Rain.s, LOB Branch. J ^ CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS. SENATE. Alabama—Messrs William L Yancey, C C Clay. Arkansas—Messrs Robert W Johnson^ Chas B Mitchell. Florida—Messrs James M Baker, A K Max well. Gruryia—Messrs B H Hill, Robert Toombs. Kentucky—Messrs H C Burnett, William E Simms. Louisiann—Messrs Ed. Sparrow, T J Semmes. Mississippi—Messrs Albert G Brown, James Phelan. Missouri—Messrs John B Clark, R S Y Peyton Morth Carolina—Messrs George Davis, Wil North Carolina. 37 *Felix K ZollicoHer, Ten, killed in Kentucky. 38 Benj F Cheatham, Ten, Kentucky. 39 Joseph R Anderson, Va, Coast of N C. 40 Simon B Buckner, Ky, Kentucky. 41 Leroj’ Pope Walker, Ala, Alabama. 42 Albert G Blanchard, Lou, Norfolk. 43 Gabriel J Rains, N C, Yorktown. 44 J F] B Stuart, Va, Army of Potomac. 45 Lafayette McLaws, Georgia, Y'orktown. 46 Thos F Drayton, S C, Coast of S C. 47 Thos C Hindman, Ark, Kentucky. 48 Adley H Gladden, Lou, Pensacola. 49 John Porter McCown, Ten, Kentucky. 50 Lloyd Tilghman, Ken, Kentucky. 51 Nathan G- F^vans, S C, Coast of S C. 52 Cadmus M Wilcox, Ten, Army of Potomac. 53 *Philip St George Cocke, Va, died in Va. 54 R E Rhodes, Ala, Army of Potomac. 55 Richard Taylor, Lou, Army of Potomac. 56 Louis T Wigfall, Texas, Army of Potomac. 57 James il Trapier, S C, Coast of F'lorida. 58 Sam’l G FVench, Miss, Army of Potomac. 59 Wm H Carroll, Tenn, F^ast Tennessee. 60 Hugh W Mercer, (jeorgia, •. 61 Humphrey Marshall, Ken, Kentucky. 62 .John C Breckinridge, Ken, Kentucky. ♦ >3 Rich’d (iriffith. Miss, Army of Potomac. t)4 Alex’r P Stewart, Ken, Kentucky. : 65 Wm Montgomery Gardner, (ia, on furlough. ' t)6 Rich’d B Garnett, Va, Artny of Potomac. : 67 William Mahone, \’a, Norfolk. I 68 L O’Brian Branch, N C, Coast of N C 1 69 Maxcy Gregg, S C, (!oast of S C. 70 R K Colston, \ irginia. 71 Edward Johnston, Virginia. -Messrs Robert W Barnwell, Footfall.s on the Boundary of Another World, by R. -j.j .[Jgnrv Heth Virginia Tlalo (Iwpn* ® , Dale Owen; Standard Poetical Works in various bindings, among whi h are: Homans, Scott, Pope. Byron, Burns, Moore, Hood, Halleck, Campbell, Crabbe, Coleridge, Cowper, Goldsmith, .Milton, &c., Jtc. Shakspeare’s, Massinger & Ford’s and Beaumont and Fletcher's Dramatic Works; Mrst'owdenClark’s complete Concordance toShaks- pi.are; The Dramatic Works of Jas Sheridan Knowles; Smith's Rejected Addresses: The Book of Scottish Ballads; Ballads by W' H Ainsworth; ibwold’s Poets and Poetry of England; ■nale Pot*ts of Great Britain; jets of the xixth century; .iTcy’s Reliques of Ancient Poetry, &c. &c. E.'J. HALE & SONS. ,;irch 22. Forty Years’ Familiar Letters ; .) i>i. W. Alexander, D. D.: .Sermons, by J. Addison . inder, D. D. Also, further supplies of Margaret \li.ii> rielfe; BeuJah; Adam Bede; Yusef; Shirley; School |j>; jka, ^fec. July 10. £. J. HALE & SCm. 73 .Johnston H Duncan, Louisiana. 74 S A M Wood, Alabama. Those having an * affixed are dead, or have resigned, since the commencement of the war. THE WKST POINT (lENERAIiS. The following Confederate (ienerals are gradu ates of West Point—the date of their graduation being prefixed: Cliiss of 1815 Samuel Cooper. Class of 1S20 John H Winder. Cla.ss of 1S22 Isaac R Trimble. Class of 1825 Daniel S Donelson, Bcnj’n Huger, Class of 1826 Albert S Johnston, J no B (jlrayson. Class of 1827 Leonidas Polk, Gabriel J Rains. Class of 1828 Thos F Drayton, Hugh W Mercer. Class of 1829 Joseph E Johnston, Rob’t E Lee, Theophilus 11 Holmes, Albert G Blanchard. Class of 1S30 John B Magruder. Class of 1832 George B Crittenden, P St (Jeorge Cocke, Humphrey Marshall, Rictf- ard C Gatlin. iSonth ( arolina James L Orr. Tennessee—Messrs Langdon C Haynes, Gus tavus A Henry. Texas—31e.ssrs Louis T Wigfall, W S Oldham Vinjinia—R M T Hunter, W Ballard Preston HOUSE OF RKPRESENTATIVES. Alabama—Messrs Thoma-s J Foster, m R Smith, .John P Ralls, J L M Curry, Francis S Lyon, W P Chilton, David Clopton, Jas L Pugh, E S Dartxan. —Messrs Felix J Balson, Grandison D Royster, Augustus H (larland, Thos B Hanly. Florida—Mc,«sr.s .Jas B Dawkin.s, R B Hilton. Geori/ia—Me.s.srs .Julian Hartridge, C .1 Mun- nerlyn, Hines Holt, .V H Kenan, David W Lewis, Whi W (’lark, Robert P Trippe, Lucius .J Gtir- trell. Hardy .Strickland, A R Wright. Kentucky—Not yet elected. Louisiana—Messrs ('harles .T Villere, Charles M Conrafl, Duncan F Kenner, Lucien J Dupre, John F Lewis, John Perkins, .Jun’r. Mississippi—Messrs.Jno.J McRae, JW Clapp, Reuben Davis, Israel Welsh, H C Chambers, O R Sii>gleton, E Barksdale. Missouri—Messrs John Ilyer, Caspar W Bell, George G Vest, A 11 Conrow, W W Cook, Thos W F'rectnan, Thomas A Harris. Xorth Carolina—Messrs W^ N H Smith, Rob ert R Bridgers, Oweti R Kenan, T D McDowell, Thomas .S Ashe, Archibald H Arrington, .J R McLean, William Lander, B S Gaither, A T Da vidson. South i'arolina—Messrs W W Boyce, W Por- cher Miles, M L Bonham, John Mc(jueen, Jas F;>rrow, L M Ayer. Tennessee — y,\c?,sr?, J T Heiskell, W G Swann, W II Tebbs, Fj L Gardenshire, II S F'oote, M P Gentry, George W .Jones, Thomas Menees, J D C Atkins, r Bullock, David M Currin. Texas—Messrs John A W'ilcox, Peter W Gtay, Claiborne C Herbert, Wra B Wright, Malcom P Graham, B F’ vSexton. Virrjinia—Messrs Muscoe R II Garnett, John R Chambliss, John Tyler, Roger A Pryor, Thos S Bocock, John Goode, Jr, .James P Holcombe, I) C Dejarnette, William Smith, A R Boteler, .John B Baldwin, W R Staples, Walter Preston, A G .Jenkins, Robert Johnson, Chas W Russell. E. Williamson. Furguson WE have just received by Express, a supply of SPELLING BOOKS—price $1 25 per dozen 15, cents retail. Cash. We ha^e uot advanced the price of any articltfa on hand before the war; but pre^'Cii. purchases cost us more than we asked for those. Of course we have to put up prices on what we buy ngw. E. J. HALE & SONS Fajrett*TiUe, Aug. 29. 1 Noy, 16, HOUSE OF COMMONS Alamance—Giles Mebane Alexander—Dr J M Carson Anson—L L'Polk, E R Liles Ashe—J M Gentry Burke—J H Pearson Buncombe—A S Merrimon Bladen—C T Davis Bertie—P T Henry, and Beaufort—R S Donnell, W T Marsh Brunswick—T D Mcares j Caldwell Dickson Cabarrus—W S Harris | Catawba—Jonahs Cline , Chatham—W P Taylor, R N (streen. Turner Bynum Cherokee—G W Haye.s Craven—C C Clark, F E Alfred Cumberland and Harnett—C G Wright, J S Harrington, J C Williams Chowan Small Columbus—N L Williamson Camden—D D Ferebee Carteret—D W Whitehurst Caswell Withers, S P Hill Currituck—B M Baxter Cleveland—A G Waters, J R Logan Davidson'—Lewis Haynes, E B dark Davie Howard i Duplin —.J D Stanford, J G Branch Edgecombe—R R Bridgers, J S Woodard Forsyth—J F’ Poindexter, Phillip Barrow Franklin—W F’ Green Gaston—J H White ' Granville—J M Bullock, W H Jenkins, S H ' Cannaday ! Guilford—C P Mendenhall, C K Shober, J L ! Gorrcll j Greene—A D Speight * Gates—John Boothe ! Haywood—S L Jjove ! Halifax—A H l^avis, W B Pope | Hertford—J .J Yeates i Henderson—Jos P Jordan | Hyde—Tilman F'arrow ! Iredell—A K Simonton, A B F' Gaitlier | Jackson—A Fisher | Jones—W P Ward : Johnston—W II Watson, Jas Mitchener j Lenoir—.1, C Wooten Lincoln—V A McBee Madison—John A F'agg Martin FuW'ell McDowell—C H Burgin Moore—Alexander Kelly Montgomery—E G L Barringer Macon—H G vVoodfin Mecklenburg—S W Davis, J M Potts Nash—H G Williams New Hanover—S .1 Person, Daniel Shaw Northamjiton—M W Ransom, W W Peebles Onslow—J II Foy Orange—II B Guthrie, W N Patterson Pa,S(jUOtank—J T Williams Per(|uimon.s—N Newby Pitt—B G Albritton, Churchill Perkins Person Wilkinson Robeson—Alex McMillan, Eli Wishart Rockingham—Rawley Galloway and T Slade Rowan—N N Fleming, N. F. Hall Rutherford—C T N Davis, B H Padgett Randolph—I H F'oust, Thos S Winslow Richmond—J G Blue Sampson—N C Faison, Geo W Autrey Surry—W Waugh Stokes—Horatio Kellum Stanly—Lafayette Greene Tyrrell—C McCleese Union—C Q Lemmonds Wake—S H Rogers, J W Russ, H Mordecai W’'arren—J B Batchelor, VV H Cheek Washington—C Latham W’^atauga—Thomas F'arthing W’^ayne—W T Dortch, M K Crawford W’’ilkes—A W’’ Martin, ^Horto. Yadkin—A C Cowles Yancey Bowman CONVENTION OF NORTH CAROLINA Alamance—Giles Mebane, Thos. Ruffin. Alexander—A. M. Bogle. Ashe—J. F]. Foster. Anson—A. Myers, .T. A. Leak. Bertie—S. B. Spruill, .James Bond. Beaufort—W. J. F^llison, E. .J. Warren. Blade*n—Neill Kelly. Brunswick—T. D. xMeares. Buncombe—N. W. Woodfin. Burke—J. C. McDowell. Cabarrus—C Phifer. Caldwell—F] W^ Jones. Ca^iiden—1). D. Ferebee. Carteret—C. R. Thomas. Caswell—Bedford Brown, J Catawba—(Jeorge Setzer. Chath.'itn—.J. H L. ,J. Merritt. Cherokee and (.lay—H. Bryson. Chowan—R. II. J>illard. Cleveland—W\ J. T. Miller, J. W. Tracy Columbus—Richard Wooten. Craven—(ieo. Green, .Jno. D. Whitford. , Cumberland and Harnett—l>avid McNeill, A. S. McNeill, M. J. McDuffie. Currituck—John B. Jones. Davidson—B. A. Kittrell, B. 0. Douthit. Davie.—Rob’t Sprouse. Duplin—J. T. Rhodes, .James Dickson. Fjdgecombe and Wilson—W. S. Battle, Geo. Howard. F’crsyth—T. J. Wilson, D H Starbuck. F’ranklin—A. D. Williams. Gaston—S. X. Johnston. Gates—A. J. Walton. Granville—Thomas B. Lyon, T. L. Hargrove, S. S. Royster. Greene—W. A. Darden. Guilford—Jno. A. Gilmer, Ralph Gorrell, R P. Dick. Halifax—R. H. Smith, L. W. Batchelor. Hyde—Fj. L. Mann. Haywood—Wm. Hicks. Henderson—W. M. Shipp. Hertford—Kenneth Rayner. Iredell—Anderson Mitchell, T. A. Allison. Jackson—W. H. Thomas. Johnston—C. B. Sanders, W. A. Smith. Jones—Wm. F'oy. Lenoir—John C. Washington. Lincoln—D. Schcnck. Macon—C. D. Smith. Madison—.J. A. McDowell. Martin—David W Bagley. McDowell—.J. H. (ireenlee. Mceklenburir—J. W. Osborne, James Strong. Montgomery—.S. H. Christian. Moore—H. Turner. Nash—L. N. B. Battle. New Hanover—J. L. Holmes, Robert Strange Northampton—I). A. Barnes, J. M. Moody. Onslow—A. J. Murrill. Orange—W. A, Graham, John Berry, i • Pasquotank—R. K. Speed. Perquimons—Jos. S. Cantion. i Person—John W. Cuningham. ! Pitt—F. B. Satterthwaite, P. A. Atkinson. Randolph—. J. Long, A. G. Foster. Richmond—W. F’. Leak. Robeson—J. P. Fuller, J. C. Southerland. Rockingham—D. S. Reid, E. T. Brodnax. Rowar -R. A. Caldwell, H. C. Jones. Rutherford and Polk—G W Michal, M. Dur ham. Sampson—R. A. Mosely,^Thoraas Bunting. Stanly—E. Hearne. Stokes—A. II. Joyce. Surry—T. V . Hamlin. Tyrrell—F]li Spruill. ' Union—H. M. Houston. Wake—G. F]. Badger, K. P. Battle, W. W • Holden. i Warren—W. N. Edwards, F'rank Thornton. Washington—W. S. Pettigrew. Watauga—.J. AV. Council. I Wayne—G. V. Strong, Fi. A. Thompson. I Wilkes—.Jas. Calloway, Peter Eller. I Y^adkin—R. F. Armfield. Yancey—M. P. Penland. ^4 N^ohle Kxample.—Amidst the folliea and ^ sanguinary excesses of the Republicans of the French Revolution, it is impossible not to admire the energetic measures adopted against the fer- eign enemy. Europe had combined on the side of royalty. France was menaced on every side j by their well trained armies, under leaders of re- I putation and experience. Her own people were iivided, her ports blockaded—yet the prepara tions on the part of the French were such as no age or country had ever before witnessed. The capital, and every city in the empire, became at once an arsenal and a workshop for the armies. The Assignats compensated for the want of the precious metals, circulated in the name of the na tion. They exhausted the treasuries of mauy ot ^ the crowned heads of Europe. All Frenchmen, Hoaden, .John Manning Jr.,! by solemn decree, were declared to be at the ser- ! vice of the country, until the invaders were driv- ‘ eu from the soil of F"ranee. The young men i marched to meet the foe—the old men forged ! arms and provided* provi.sions—the women fabri- ' cated tents and clothes, and attond«ii the hospit als—the children made lint to dress the wounds of the patriots. At tho very moment that the idea of a nation’s rising “eu masse” was ridiculed throughout Europe, the Convention, under the direction of Carnot, had created eleven distin«t armies. Now for the result of this unexampled energy and patriotism. The British historian of the time informs us that in seventeen months the I’rench armies gained twenty-seven general battles, had been victorious in one hundred and twenty-seven ac tions, and had taken one hundred and sixteen strong cities and fortified places. These succes ses were obtained over the best disciplined armies in Flurope, elated with their past triumphs over warlike enemies, and commanded by generals of great experience and most dazzling reputation, while the armies jof the Republic consisted of officers and soldiers, few of whom had seen ser vice, and commanded by generals hitherto without renown. Not content with driving every enemy from her soil, the population of the conquered coun tries which France acquired from her enemies, was estimated to amount to thirteen millions of souls. This period of F'rench history affords us an instructive example. They contended for an absurd abstraction—we for a vital reality. Their watchword liberty, fraternity, equality—ours lib erty, regulated by law. They fought and con quered a world in arms, for glory—a single na tion threatens us with subjugation, and our homes and household gods with plunder and pollution. Let us emulate the heroism of the French. Richmond Whig. Will you icalk in, Mr. Flyf—The Y ankee Gen eral, Buell, is reported to have issued a procla mation to the people of Tennessee, premising them all manner of good and gracious things, if they will lay down their arms and submit to be slaves. He does not *use the.se precise words— but talks about allegiance and loyal subjects, &e.* forgiveness for the past and respect for th« fu ture. But the language is intelligible enough. Only remain tjuiet until we Y'ankees can get the fetters upon you—that’s all we ask. Such proffers of grace and bounty are the bit- tei est and most humiliating insults that can be offered to a free people. That there may be some, who, from timidity or sordidness, may accept tlie degrading proffer, is likely enough; but no man who appreciates the precious blessing of free dom, and is worthy of it, will for a moment listen to the vile suggestion. Let it everywhere be met with war, stern, relentless, interminable war. 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