NE1II-WEEKI> Y
[vol.. XI.]
FAYKTTEVILLE. N. C.. APRIL 3, 1862.
[NO. 1113.]
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l^miih, NHlton, .*tc., &#.
'pt-are's. Massinger & Ford's and Beaumont
1*': I Fletcher's Dramatic Works;
by W H
not always observed, but we believe the list iii
otherwise correct. 'I’he dates of grailuation lio.a
West l*oint are taken from (a trdner's Dictionary
ot the I’nited St;ites Army:
(irn.ruU I ft tJif llt'ijulur At
1 Jfamui'l (,’oti]ier, Va, Adjutant General I
2 Albert S Johnston, Texu«», commanding in !
Kentucky. }
u Joseph K Johnston, \ a. commanding North- j
ern Virginia.
4 Robert K l.,ee. Va. commanding South Atlan
tic (’oast.
0 I* (i T Heauregard, l.ou. commanding Army
of I’otomac.
Mijur (ifnrrals in tltf Army.
1 Ihivid K T wiggs. (icorgi;i. resigned. j
- Leonidas J’olk, Lou. commanding at Memphis.
3 IJra.\ton Hragg, lion. coium;inding at l*ensa-
cola.
4 Karl \ an l>orn, ,'Iiss. Army of Potomac.
•) (iustavus W Smith. Ken. Army of l*otoinac.
G Theo])hilus 11 llcluu^, JS (’. Army of l*oto-
mac
7 ^Villi;lm J llardee. (leorgia, Mi.'souri.
s lienjainin Huger, S C, commandini; at Nor
folk.
9 J;imes liOngstreet, Al;i, Armv i»f I’otomac.
lU John H Magnider. \ a. commanding at Vork-
town.
11 riiomas J Jackson, \ u, commanding Norlh-
wostern \ iririuia.
I'J .'lan.stield liovell, V a. ( 'uumanding Coast ot
iiOU'siana.
13 Kdmtind Kirby Smith, Florida, Army of I’o-
tom;ic.
14 tiiorL^e H C’rltteiidon, Ken. comtuauding Kust
i'enmv'.see.
fr (i-n>'rnla in I^r'Isyinnal Annjj.
1 Milledge L lionh:im, S (', .\rmy ot I'otomnc
- John ]j Kloyd. \ a. commanding Army Ka
nawha
0 Henry Wise. \ a, Knatiuke I'.land.
4 Hen .^lc^ullol•h, TcJLa.'. Mi.'souri.
•j * Henry 11 tiackson, (.ieo, rcsiirned.
0 * Robert S (.iarnett, Va, killed in action
7 "William 11 i' Walker. Geo. resigned.
^ *Harnard K Bee. S ('. killed in action.
Ale.xatuicr R Lawton. (Jeo, cumtiianding Coast
ot (jeorui;i.
lU *jideon J I’illow, 'feim, resigned.
II Samuel R Anderson. I'eiiii. KentUL-ky.
lli Danit-l S iKitielson, Teiiti, Coast of S Carolina.
13 L'avid R Jutie.'. S Army of Potomac.
14 Jonts M Withers, Ala. cuuiiujtiding Coa^jt of
Alabama.
15 John C i’eiuberton. \ a. Coart ol S C.
1*; Richard S Kweli, \'a. Army of Potomac.
17 John II Winder, Maryland, Richmund.
1'' Jubal A Karly, \ a. Army ot Potomac.
19 *Tho.s li Flournoy, Ark, died in Arkansai*.
■JU Samuel Jone.-', \ a. Army of Potomac.
Jl Arnold Klzi-y. .^l;tryland, Army of Potomau.
1-'- l>aniel 11 IIill, N C, Army i.d Potomac.
'So Henry li Sitdey. Lou. '1'exa.s Frontier.
l'4 \N tu H (’ Whitii.tr, Ct-o. Army of Potomac
li.’> Wm W l.oring. N ('. Western \ irginia.
liG Richard li Ander>on, S C, Peiisat;ola.
Albert Pike, Ark, Indian (Jommissiotier.
*Tho.s Fauntleroy. \’irginia. resigned.
'jy Robert 'I’oomb?', (jeo. Army of Potomac
3U l>aniel Rug-rks, \ a, Loair'iatia.
01 Charh-s tJlark, 3Ji^s, Army ot Potomac.
' 3'J Ro.swell S Ripley, S (.’, Coast oi S (.'.
33 Isaac R I'rimble, .'11, Army ol Potomac.
34 '''John li (iray.'on, K'‘n, died iti Florida.
:>5 Paul () Hi bert, Lou, ('oast ot foxas.
j 3'j Richard C ( iatlin, N C, commanding (Joa.st of
' North Carolina.
37 Felix K Zollicort'er. Ten, killed in Kentucky.
3^ lienj F (’hcatham, 'I’en, Ki-ntiick\'.
I 3!> Joseph R And*-r.son, \ a, Coast ot N (?.
■ 40 Simon R liuekner, Ky, Kentucky. ,
41 Leroy i'ope W alker, Ala, Alabama. ;
12 Albert C Ulanchard, L' li, Norhjlk.
43 (iaiiriel J Rains, N C, Vorkfown.
! 14 J H H Stuart. \ a, Army ot Potomac.
4') Lafayette .'IcLaw-^. (it orgia, Vorktown.
; 4) riios F Hrayton, S C, (Joast ot S C.
47 'I bos C Hitidman, .\rk. Kentucky.
’ 4' -V'lley H (iiaddeii, Loii, Peti.-acola.
4!> John i'orter .'IcCown. fen, Kentucky.
Lloyd Tiltrhinan, Ken, Kentucky.
01 Nathan 1 Kv:ins, S (^, Coast ot S C
1 ;V- Cadmus M Wilcox, 'fen, Army of Potomac
iy.i '•'Philip St (leorge Coeke, Va, died iu \ a.
ot R H Rhodes, .Vla, .Vrmy ot l^otomac.
f>.'» Richard 'I'aylor, Lou, Army ot Potomac.
r»t) IjOiiis W'igfall, Texas, Army of Potomac.
f)7 James II Trafiier, S (’, (’oast ot Florida.
5S Sam'l I French, Miss, Army of Potomac,
i 51) Wm 11 (’arroll, 'i’enn, F^ast Tennessee.
(in Hugh W Mercer, Ccoroia, •.
)l Humphrey .'larshall, Ken, Kentucky.
John (’ Rrcckinridge, Keti, Kentucky.
>3 Rich’d (iriffith, .'1 i.s. Army of Pot(jmac.
Ci4 .Vlcx’r P Sti vv:u t, Ken, Kentticky.
05 Wm Montgomery (i.irdner, (l;i, on furlough.
()*» Rich’d li (Jarnett, \’a. Army of Potomac.
()7 \Villiam Mahone, \ a, Norfolk.
(»S L O’llrian Branch, .V C, (’oast of N C
>!* Maxcy (iregg, S (.’, (’oast ot S C.
7'» R K Colston, Virginia.
71 Kdward Johnston, Virginia.
7'- Henry Heth, Virginia.
73 Johnston H Duncan, Louisiana.
74 S A M W'ood, Alabama.
'I’hose having an * affixed are dead, or have
resigned, since the commencement of the war.
' THE WEST I'OINT (IK.NKRALS.
(,’lass of 1'3‘J Alex R Lawton, John P .^lcCown.
Class of 1 > Rl Richard S Kwell. Paul O Hebert,
Richard B (larnett.
(.’lasfi d' 1>11 Robert S (Jarnett, Samuel Jones.
Class ot 1^4‘J Earl \'an Dorn, (.iustavua W Smith,
.'Linsticld Lovell, James Loug-
street, Daniel 11 Hill, Richard
H Ander.son, Lafayette .'icLaws,
Aii*x P Stewart.
Class of l'i‘13 Roswell S Ripley, Sam’l (j French.
Class of 1SJ4 Simon B Buckner.
(Jlass of 1'545 L Kirby Smith, Barnard E Bee,
\\’m 11 (.’ Whiting.
t'lu.^sof 1'^40—Thomas J Jackson, Cadmus M
VVilcox, Cavid R Jones, Wm M
(jardner.
(Jlns' of 1''!'' Natluin (i Evans.
Class yf 1''51 J E B Stuart.
il NKK.\I..S Wllti WKllK Mir 1{.\ D I. A TKS A T WK.ST
IMII .N1 .
The lollowing (ifiierals wt rc appointed to the
oM I nited Stati-s Arti.y. without ]»as.-3iiig through
the e.-'t Point .\cademy:—-D;ivid E. Twiggs, ap-
poiined in l''lli; W m. W . i^oring, in lS3(j; I'hos.
f. Fauntleroy, in l''ot>.
The f.illowing Cent rals tii>t saw servii-e in the
Mexican w;it; — M li Bonham, il 'iiry R Jack
son, (jiideoii J. Pillow, Samuel R. Anderson,
(’has. ClarL, I'hos. C. 11 iiidm:in. .1 ohn (,’. Breck
inridge. Bciij F. Cheatham, Richard tiriliith,
Albert Pike. Adh.y 11.  Hadden, .Maxcy (ireirg
U'he lollowing (ienerals participated in tiie
I’lxan war.s ;ind tin* wars with Mexico:—Ben.
MeCulhich. Louis 1’. W igtall.
'I’he following (icneral." saw no military service
previou.., to the pre-ent war:—John B. Floyd.
Henry .V. Wise. Kubert'I'oomb.s. Richard Taylor,
1 ho' B l lourno\. L. Pope Walker. F. K. Zol-
licit}.'r, Wiili:im M:ihone, L O'B. Branch, V\ il-
liam 11. t’arroil. R. E. Rhode.'. Some, however,
recL-ivod military rdiK-atioii.* :it State institutions.
\ iririnia h:!.-. I'i t iener;ils in the ('onfederate
Atiiiie-: Si.nitli C;iro.inaLouisiana (ieorgia
7; ’] eiines.-ec North Carolina G; Kentucky 7;
Maryland 4; .Mabama 4; .^lissi.ssippi 4; Texas 3;
Arkan.sas l!; Florida 1; .'lis.'ouri none.
1 he lollowinic were born at the North, though
previous to the j)re.s-nt war they were citizens ot
Southern State.'. — General Cooper, burn in New
Vork; Ripley, in Ohio: Pemberton, in Penn>}l-
vania; WhitiiiLT, in M;i''aehU'Ctt'; Pike, in Mas-
.saehusett.-; Ruggles. in Mas.sachusetts; Blanchard,
in M;issachu'etts; Ft-, neh, in New Jet>ey.
LEGISLATURE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
SENATE.
Pasquotank and Pertiuimons—J M VVhedbee
Cutuden and Currituck—B F Simmou#
Gates and Chowan—M L Eure
Hyde and Tyrrell—Jones Spenoor
Northampton—J M S Rogers
llertlbrd—J B Slaughter
Bertie—David Outlaw
Martin and W'ashingtou—J li Stubb#
Halifax—M C Whitaker
Edgecombe and Wibon—H T Clark
Pitt—F^ J Blount
Beaufort — Frederick Grist
Craven—N II Street
Carteret and Jones—Dr M F Arendell
(jlreene and Lenoir—J P Speight
New Hanover—Eli W Hall
Duplin — Dr James Dicksou
Onslow—L W Humphrey
Jiladen, Brunswick, 3i,c—Jno D Taylor
Cumberland and Harnett—Duuuan Shaw
S;impson—Thomas I Faibon
Wayne—W K Lane
Johnston—.1 W' B VV auiou
W ake—.M A Bledsoe
Nash—A J Taylor
I’ranklin—W Harris
W arren—T rl Pitch f ord
Granville—C II K Taylor
P* rson—C L Winstead
(Jrange—Josiah Turner, Jr
Alamance and Randolph—Jonathan Worth
Chatham—W S Harris
Moore and Montgomery—"W 1> Dowd
Riciimond and Robeson—Alfred Dockery
Anson and I nion—S H NV’alkup
(juiltord—Peter Adams
C’asweil—Bedford Brown
Rockingham — F L Simp.son
.'lecklcnburg—John W'alker
Cabarrus and Stanly—V C Barringer
Rowiin and Davie—Dr J G Ramsey
Davidson—Jno W Thoma.s
'tokes and Forsyth—Jesse A Waugh
Ashe, Surry A;c—Jos Dobson
Iredell, Wilkes \c—L (.^ Sharpe
Burke, McDowell iVc—B S (Jaither
Linroln, (.Liston \c—Jasper Stowe
Rutherford, Polk A:c—A W Burton.
Buncombe, Henderson \c—(jeo \V Candler
Haywood, Macon t^c—W II Thomau
Chas
The following (’onfederate (Jenerals are gradu-
Mr-CowdenClark’scompleteConcordancetoShakB- i ^tes of W'est Point—the date of their graduation
being pretixeu:
Class of 1S15 Samuel (.hooper.
Class of IH'JU John II Winder.
Class of IS2‘2 Isaac R Trimble.
(Mass of IxJ5 Daniel S Donel.soii, Benj’n Huger.
Class of Albert S Johnston, Jno B (irayson.
(Mass of l'f27 Leonidas Polk, (iabriel J Rains.
Class of 1>^28 Thos F Drayton, H ugh \V Mercer.
Class of Joseph E J(»hnston, Rob’t E Lee,
'J'heophilus II Holme.s, Albert G
Blanchard.
Class of 183(J John R .Magruder.
(Mass of 1832 George H Oittenden, P St George
('ocke, H umphrey Marshall, Rich
ard C Gatlio.
juare:
' iif Urainatic Works of Jas yheridun Knowles;
i iiiiih's Rejected Addresses:
The B'))k of Scottish Ballads;
'"ids tiy y,’ H Ainsworth;
(Id’s Poets and Poetry of England:
Poets of Great Britain;
of the xixtli century;
8 Reli(|ues of .Vncieut Poetry, &c. &c.
E. J. HALE & SONS.
f'orly Vears’ Familiar
' V .\lexamier. D. D.: Sermons, by .1. Addison
'■ . D l>. Also, further “upplies of .Marjraret
' Beulah. Adam Bede; Vusef; Shirley; School
>y lU.
E. J. HAliE & SOM.
\\Ei;STEii‘SELEllE.\TlilVSI'ELLI\GIIOIIkS.
I\T E have ju-^t received by Express, a supply of
If SPELLIiS(» BOtjKS—price 61 per dozen 15,
cent.-i retail, Cnxh.
We liave not advanced tho firice of any articles on
hand be to re the war; liut pre et. purchases cost us
tiiore than we a-ked for tliose. Of course we have to
put up prices on what we buy now.
E. J. HALE & SONS
F«7eiteTill«, Aug 29.
[The following: are natives of Norih Carolina,
viz: Leutiiila.i Pulk. iSraxton Bragtr, Theophilus
H Holmes, Ken >lc( 'uiloch, Wm W Loring, Rich
ard C(iatlin. Felix K Zollipotkr. Gabriel J Rains.
L (J B Br:inch j
(’(JN’FEDERATE STATES CUN^RESS.
sKN .\ 1 K.
Ahi'‘tit,ni — .^le.'■rl^ William L Yancey, C C
Clay.
Ark'tiif'if—Mc'-srs Robert \\ Johnson,
B Mitchell. ■
I'ioriui—Messrs Janus M B;tker, A E Max
well. ■
OVfyry/'f/—Messrs B H Hill. Robert Toombs. j
Ki —Messr.c 11 C Burnett, William E;
Simms.
Lunisinnn—.^lessrs Eil. Sparrow’.'I'J Seinmes. \
Ml .^1 es->rs .Vlbert Ij Brown. .lames j
Phelan. J
t*srs » lohn \i 'hirk. il S V rcytun. i
^'n'th f (jt-'UrLTO Davis. Wil- :
li:im 'I' Dorteh. '
S'mth ( ini/itti—.Nle.ssrs Robert \\ Barnwell, i
James L ()rr. 1
—Mess -. Langdon (’ Haynes, Gus-j
tavus A Henry.
I T'jn:>—.^les'rs Loui' T W iLrtall. W S ()ldham. j
i \ iijliihi — R T Hunter. W Ballard Preston. I
Hoi (iF UK1’KK.>K.NT.'1 ri\ KS. I
A /'Ihn Dt'I — ^les'^' \ hoiiia' J I'osti'r, in R i
Smith. John P Kalis ,I L M ’urry. Fnineis Sj
Lvon. W I’i'hiltoti, l>avid ('lopton, .1 :is Pugh,
S Daroiiii. i
A —Messrs I'elix J BtIsou, (Jrandison :
D Royster, AuLru'tus II (iatftinl, I’hos B Hanly. '
i J-'/ori'/ii—.^I('srs ,);is B Dawkins. 1{ B Hilton.
(ironiin — .^l eS'T' J uliau 11 art ridi^e, (’ J Mun-
; nerlyn, Hines Holt, A 11 Kenan, David W Lewis,
j Wtn W Clark. Robert 1' Trij.jio, Lucius .1 (Jar-
j trell. Hardy Strickland, R Wright
—Not yet elected,
j Ijiiiiiniiin.t—Messrs (’harles J \ illore, (Miarles
! M Conrad, Duncan F Kenner, Lucien J Dupre,
I .lohn F Lewis, .lohn Perkins, Jtin’r.
—.Nles.-rs Jno J .''IcKrie. J W (Map)i,
Heubeti Davis, lsr;iel Welsh, H (’ (’hatnbers, O
I R Singleton, 1'] Barksdale.
i Missouri—Me.ssrs John Hyer. (’asp:ir W Bell.
! George G \ t'st, \ 11 (’onrow, W W^ Cook, 'I’hos
! \S' Freeman.'riiotn:is .\ Harris
j Xorlli ('(truHnn — .Nle-'rs W^ N 11 Smith, Rob
ert R Bridirers. Owen R Kenan, T D ^lcDowell,
Thomas S .\slie, .\.rehib;ild 11 Arrington, J R
.McLean, William Lander, B S (Jaither, A T Da
vidson.
Messrs W' W 1 Joyce, W Por-
cher Miles, M L Bonh:im, .lohn -^lc^)ueen, Jas j
Fi'rrow, L M Ayer. |
T> iiiif‘ssK> Messrs .1 T Heiskell, W (7 Swann, j
W II Tebbs, E L (Jardenshire, II S Foote, M P
(icntry, George W .Jones, Thomas Menees, J I)
C Atkins, Bullock, David M '^urrin.
T*‘.rns — .\le.ssrs .John A Wilcox, Peter W' Gray,
(Maiborne (’ Herbert, Wm R W^right, Malcotii P
Graham, B F Sexton.
Vinjiiiin—.Messrs .^fuscoe R H (J irnett, John
R C'hambliss. .John Tyler, Roger A Pryor, Thos
S Bocock, John Goode, .1 r, .James P Holcombe,
I) C Dejarnette, W'illiam Smith, A R Boteler,
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Bladen—C T Davis
Bertie—P 1' Henry, and Ferguson
Beaufort—R S Donnell, \V T Marsh
Brunswick—T Meares
('aid well Dickson
(Jabarrus — W' S Harris
(’atuwba—.lonas Cline I
(.’h;itham — W P 'i’aylor, R N Gre«n, 'furner '
Bynum
(’herokeo—(i W Hayes
(’raven—(’ (’ Clark, F E Alfred
Cumberland and Harnett—C G W^right, J S
Harrington. .1 (’ \Villiams
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(’olunibus—N L W’illiamson
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(’levelatid—A G W;iters, .1 R Logan
David.son—licwis H:iynes, E B (.Mark
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Edgecombe—R R Bridgers, ,J S Woodard
Forsyth—.1 F Poindexter, Philliji Barrow
Franklin—W F (Jreen
(laston J H White
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•iorrell
Groene—A D Speight
(Jates—.lohn Boothe
Ihiywood—S L Love
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Hertford*—.1 .1 Vtates
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Jones — W P Ward
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Lincoln—V A McBee
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Martin Ewell
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Moore—Alexander Kelly
Montgomery—E (i L Barringer
Macon—H (r U'oodtin
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Nash—H (J Williams
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Northampton—.M W Ransom, W^ W Peebles
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Pasijuotank—.1 T Williams
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Pitt — B G Albritton, (Miurohill Perkins
Person Wilkinson
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Rockingham—R iwley (.lalloway and T Slade
Rowan—N N FMemin>r, N. F. Ilall
Rutherford—(’ 'I' N Davis, B H Padsretfe
Randolph—I II Foust, Thos 8 W^inslow
Richmond—.T (r Blue
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Surry—W W'augh
Stokes—Horatio Kellum
Stanly—Lafayette (ireene
Tyrrell—C .^icClee.*^e
I’nion—(v (^ Lenimonds
Wake—S II Rogers, J W Russ, II Mordeeai
Warren—.1 B Ratchelor, W II Cheek
Washington—C Latham
Watauga—Thomas Farthing
Wayne—W T Dttrtch, M K Crawford
Wilkes—A Martin, Ilorto.
Yadkin—A (^wles
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Alexander—A. M. Rogle
Ashe—J. Fj. Foster.
Anson—A. Myers, J. A. Leak.
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Brunswick—T. D. Meares,
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Burke—J. C. McDowell.
Cabarrus—Phifer.
Caldwell—FI W Jones.
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Catawba—George Setzer.
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Columbus—Richard Wooten.
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Cumberland and Harnett—David McNeill, A.
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Davie.—Rob’t Sprouse.
Duplin—J. T. Rhodes, James Dickson.
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Franklin—A. D. Williams.
Gaston—S. X. Johnston.
(iates—A. .J. W’^alton.
(Jranville—'rhoma.s B. Lyon, T. L. Hargrore,
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Montgomery—S. H. Christian.
Moore—II. Turner.
Nash—L. N. B. Battle.
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Northampton—I). A. Barnes, .T. M. Moody.
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Washington—\V. S. Pettigrew.
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Wayne—G. V. Strong, FL A. Thompson.
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Yadkin—R. F\ Armfield.
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