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WEST POTXT SOLPTRRS.
The following particulars of the hwtory prom-
iuent officers of the Confederate *nd Ijnitfd
States, graduate' ‘be Academy at
West Point, are believed to be reliable, to
1850 the facts stated are taken from the Register
of that institution, compiled in that yeai'. A
short explanation will enable the reader to_,undor-
stand the statement*.
• Kaoi cadet after graduating is entitled to the
rsuk of 2d Lieutenant, his commission bearing
date according to bis proficiency in his studies, in
drill, &c. The discipline and standard of scbolar-
ehip are very high, as may be inferred from the
fact that, an average, about two-thirds of tha
cadets who enter the Academy are dropped in
the four years’ course, from ill health, bad con
duct, laziness or inability to keep pace with
tbeir more able classmates, leaving about one-third
only to finish their course and attain the rank of
2d Lieutenant in the regular army. A graduate
attaining high distinction in his cla,ss, must po.-^-
otfss not only fine mental endowments, but pby.si-
cal dexterity and vigor, and habits of punctuality.
The numbers in the subjoined compilation denote
the respective class rank—Xo. 1 boing highest,
No. 2 next, aiul so on; the first five being regard
ed as peculiarly distingui.'liod, whilt: those having
lowernumbers must be highly accomplished officers
—much more tliorou/hly educated than are usu
ally the graduates of other CollegeH. The class
rank was adopted in 1^1^. It is interesting to
notice in what cases ‘‘age has performed the prom
ises of youth.”
or 1^1.'). I „ - , —
Samuel Cooper, of N Y., entered artillery; Lt i da war; Hrvt Maj and ('ol for ^
Colonel for gallant conduct in Mexico; compiler j (Jordo, where ho wa.s severely wounded twice; Lt
of a work on Tactics; Aj’t lien C S A { i’ol Voltigeurs IS [7, wounded in attack on City of
XoTK.—Charles Davies, author of “Legendre.” j Mexico, dishanded as Lt Col W>ltigcurs isjS, re-
‘Hourdon,” Ac. was a member of this class. j in.stated by act oi'(V>ngross, as (’apt Topo
Cl.\ss of —2o Memueks. Hngineers; Hrvt Lt (’ol (or gallnntr^’at (’haj>ulte-
Kichard Delatield, ^ X V, Xo 1, ente\;pd Kn- \ pec; now (Joneral C S A.
jineers; member of board of Kngineers since lS4r>. I O MeKnight Mitehcll, born in l\y, cadet Irom
XoTK.—Majors Delatield, Mordecai and Me-j Ohio, Xo L‘>, entered artillery, resigned
«kf l.tii** x-kiKil ..I** IV'vlk
onel for meritorious conduct in California; now
Brig General U S A.
Class of 1828—38 Graduates.
Hugh W Mercer, of Va, No 3, entered Artil
lery, resigned 1H85; Cashier of Planters’ Bank,
Savannah, t.ince 1841; Brig Gen C S A.
JeflFerson Davis, born in Ky, Cadet from Miss,
No 23, entered infantry, resigned ISBf); member
of n S House of Representatives from Miss, 1815,
Col 1st Reg Miss Vols (Rifles) in Mexican w'ar,
severely wounded at Buena Vista; re-appointed
Brig Gen H S Army 1817, (declined;) member
IJ S Senate 1S47; Secretary of War under Pres
Pierce; President of the (Confederate States of
Amcrica, 18(i2.
Thomas F. Drayton, ol S No2S, entered in-
fantiy, resignetl (Mvil Hngineer; planter
since |S;!S; Brig Gen (’ S A.
Alhfrt K. (’hurch, cadet Irom (Jonn, a distin
guished Prof of Mathematics at West Point, and
author of “Elements of Differential and Integral
(’alculus”—was No 1 in this chuss.
Class of 1825>—1) (Juai>uates.
Hobert K Lee, of A'a, Xo 2, entered Kngineers;
Assistant Astronomer for demarkation of Boundary
line between Ohio and Michigan, IS;}'); Chief
Engineer ot (Jen. Wool’s army in Mexico; Brevet
Maj for galantry at Cerro (Jordo; lirovet lit Col
at Contreras and (’iiurubu.seo; Brevet (’olat t’ha-
pulte]tec, where he was wounded; member of
Board of EnLtineers; now (’ommatiding (Jeneral
C S A
Joseph E Johnst'Ui, of \’a, No L>, entered Ar
tillery, resigned L'.‘{7; re-appointod 1st Lt Topog
Kngineers I'^oS; Brvt ('apt for gallantry in Klori-
j . 1. . • 1 .11 . allantrv at (!crro
Molino del Iley; severely wounded at Chapulte-
pec; now Maj Gen’l C S A.
Ci,A88 OF 1843—-39 Graduates.
Wm B Franklin, of Pa, No 1, entered Topo
Engineers; Brevet 1st Lt for gallantry at Buoua
Vista; now Maj Gen’l U S A.
Roswell S Ripley, born in Ohio, cadet from X
Y. No 7, entered artillery; Brevet Capt for gal
lantry at Cerro Gordo; Brvt Maj at Chapultepec;
Author of a history of the “War witli Mexico;”
rvriiuiii **■ - - i (jicn’l C 8 A.
M^To 33,'entered Artillery; brevet Captain for j John J Peck, of N V, Xo S, entered Artillery,
.-■all’antry at Contreras and Cburubusco; now j Brvt (’aptnin for gallantry at Contreras and (!huru-
Tjri"- ( Jeneral C S A. i R' vt Major at Molino del Key; now Brig
\Vm II T Walker, of(Ja, No^(), entered infan- (’reneral L S A.
* Samuel G French, of N J, No 1 L Ar-
Major 1st Regiment Va Volunteers in Mexican
war; n»w Brig General C S A.
John C Pemberton,, of Pa, No 27, entered Ar
tillery; brevet Captain for gallantry at Monterey;
brevet Major for gallantry at Molino del Rey;
now Brig General C S A.
Joseph Hooker, of Mass, No 2*), entered Ar
tillery; brevet Captain for gallantry at Monterey;
brevet Major at the National Bridge; brevet Lt
Col at Chepultepeo; now Maj General II S A.
Arnold Elzy, graduated as Arnold E Jone.'j, of
’ * •" ^ * for
try; severely wounded in the battle of Okeecliobee, , . . — ,
Kla, brevet 1st Lieutenant for gallantry in Semi- tillery; Brvt 1st Lt. fr>r gallantry at Monterey, se-
nole war, rosigiied 1S;5S; reappointed; Brevet verely wounded; Brvt Captain at Buena Vista;
Maior at’ (Contrenis and (Uiurubusco; severely now Bri; (tencral (’ S A.
1- 1 1 II i> * I /'..I Iv: nv., *>i * „.i
now Brif; (Jeneral (’ S A.
riysses S (irant, ()hio, No 21, entered Infantry;
at Molino del Iley; Brig (Jeneral C bi A; resigned; ISrvt 1st Lt for >;allantry at Molino del Hey; now
now (Jeneral in army ot («a. | Maj (Jenerai I S A.
(’'l.ASS OF ls;{S—L') MK.MUEKS. Joseph H Potter, N 11, No 22, entered infan-
1* (J T Beauregard, of La, No 2, entereil Ar- try; severely wounded at Monterey; Brvt 1st Lt
tillery, 2d lit Engineers 183S; Brvt Captain for for *^all:mtry at Monterey; now Brig (Jon. C S A.
gallantry at Contreras and (’hurubusco; Brvt Major Class ok l8l4—2;> (J radi .vtes.
’ 11 .. i> 1 -.c_ : Simon B Huckner, of Ky, No 11, entered In
t Chajvultc;>oe; wounded :it the Belen gate ii» en-
L>ring('ity of 31e.xico; now (Jeneral C S A.
James H 'I'rapicr, of S C, Xo 3, ( titered Artil
lery, 1st lit ViUgineers 1 resigned 1 s IS; plurit-
cr since ISJS; now IJrig (Jen C S A.
Irvin McDowell, CMiio, Xo 23, entered Artil
lery; Brvt (’apt for gallantry at Buena Vista; now
Maj Con I S A.
William .) Hardee, (J i, Xo 2(5, entered Dra
goons; Brvt .Major lor gallantry at Mcdelin, (ni-ar
\’era (Vuz;) Brvt Lt (’ol at San Augustine; now
Major (Jen (’ S A
fantry; wounded at Cburubu.sco; Itrevet 1st Lieuf.
lor gallantry at (’ontreras and (’hurubuseo (de
clined) now Brig (Jeneral (’ S A.
(’l.ASS OF iML't - 10 (JllAIH AXES
Wm 11 C Whiting, of Miss, cadet at large. No
I, entered Engitieers; now Major (Jen(‘ral C S A
(’harles P Stone, of Ma.-^s, Xo 7, entered Ord-
nanc(i; brevet 1st Lieutenant for gallantry at Mo
lino lel Key; brev*;t (^aptain at Chapeltejiee; now
Brig (Jeneral 1 S A; under arrest.
Kitz John Porter of X 11, cadet at lari;/'. No s,
'tr:iti
.'lajor icn l vn/. .luim i UIICI oi I.'X n, cuoui ill iiu
Henry H Sibley, La, No 31, Brvt M.ijor for cntTed artillery; brevet (’a]>tain for gallantry at
•gallantry at Meilelin; ik»w Maj (Jen C S A. Molino del Key; brevet .'lajor at Chapultepec,
Edwanl Ji'bnson, Ky, No 32, entered Infantry; now l^rigadier (Jeneral I’ S A.
iirvt Capt for gallantry at Molino del Key; now Edmund Kirby Smith, of Fla, Xo 2o, entered
resit^ned is 10; merchant at New ()rleans
infantry,
JVICVCI (lJUl l^M ^UtlallLI> 111 tllUOtllil' illtuilil>, 111^4 I r«',iiii.|iiii4ii( i'llt(til>
nole war, l''3t.»; Brevet Lt (’ol at Contrens and from l''l(>; Captain in Louisiana volunteers in
("■hurubuseo; now Col commanding Fort Pickens. Mexican war; reappointed Major 117, «lisbanded
Class oj' Hli)—21* Me.mbeks. ist'^; now Brig (Joneral (’ S A.
Daniel Tyler, of Conn, Xo 14, entered Light Theophilus II Holmes, of X (’. Xo 41, entered
a work on Artillery; re- infantry; brevet Major lor gallantry at Monterey;
gned 18^4; Civil Lngineor since 1''34; now lirig now >Laj
en r S A. ('
Note —George W Whistler, the distinguislied
apt
Brig (Jen (’ S
(’l\ss OF ls:i(—:;i Mkmheus.
I^aae J Stevens, Mass, No 1, entc'red Engi-
net'rs; Krevet (’aj»t for g:illantry at (’ontreras and _
Cliurubusc(»; Brvt Maj «it (’hapultepec; severely wounded at Cerro (Jordo anil brevet 1st Lieu-
wounded at (’ity ot .^loxico; A.-^sistant in the Geo- tenant for gallantry at that battle; Brevet (,’aptain
detic ('oast Survey; Governor ot Territory of’Ore- at (’liapulfepec, and killed at Manassas.
(’las>; OF 1*^^ K>—aH Graduates.
Infantry; brevet 1st Lieutenant for gallantry at
('erro Gordo; brevet (’aptaiti at Contreras; now
Major (Jenera./ C S A.
Bernard \\ Bee, of S C, cadet at large. No
Class oe Isl’h—30 Me^ihers.
John H inder, of Md, X*o 11. entered Artil-
ClASS of IS:^:^ to >jKAfBEKS.
JFK Mansfield, of Connecticut, No 'J, brevet
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JAS G. COOK. P M
Walter Gwynn, of Virginia, No. entered artil-
' lery, resigned l''o2; Civil Enirineer since I'32;
Jirigadier General in army of North t'arolina un-
I til its transfer to (’onfederate Government
I Isaac K Trimble, born in \ irginia, cadft from
Kentucky, Xo 17,entered artillery, resigned 1"32;
civil ent:iueer since I''32; Brigadier (Jeneral C
' S A. ''
David Hunter, ot District of Columbia, X'o 2.S,
'entered infantry, ('’aptain 1st Draroon« 1''33, re
signed Ho*), was paymaster iti war with Mexico,
I now Brigadier General I’ S A
George A Mc(.'all, of Pennsylvania, Xo 2*i, en
tered infantry, brevetted .'lajDr and Lieut (’olonel
Wm N Pendletoii. cadet from \’a, Noenter
ed artillery, re>igned 1''33; Prof in Kri.'tol antl
Delaware Colle^'es lN.33-.3S; (.'leriryman Pro
testant l][»iscop:il Church since Is.37; now Bril'
General (’ S
John Bankhead .'lagrnder, cadet from ^'a.
No l.T, entered infantry, transferred to artillery
I>rcvet .Major for gall.intry at Cerro (Jordo;
Itrev«-r J.,icut ('ulom-l «t („.,w Maj*>r
(iciH'ral (’ S A.
Note—-All'ert'f Bledsoe.of Ky, Proi'ot' Mathe
matics in rniver«ity of \ a. and author of a work
on Slavery and “Tl.eodicy,” wa.s Xo I'i in thi.^
cla.ss; and Kev Franci> \'inton wa> No 1 in thi.s
class
Cla>s OK l'^.3I—33 (J|{Ain'.\TE>.
Samuel K Curtis, of Ohio, Xo _'7, entered in
fantry, resigned 1''32; Civil lingiiuer f\»r many
year.'^; Counsellor at Law; CoUmel of .3rd Mii)
volunteer^ in Me.xican war; member of I S.
House of Kepresentatives; now Brii; Jeneral
ISA
XoTE.—The gallant Henry Cla\. jr. of Ky,
who wx^i killeil at lJuena \ ista. was Xo 2 in this
cla.-vs, and William A Nort>n. if N V, President
of l>elaware (’olIcL'e. author of ;i work mi .X'trono-
my. was Xo 7; James Mien, of N C, wa.- Xo 3
Ci.A>s iF 1 —i;, (; ^
Philip St (Jeorge Cockr, of \*.j, Ni) t>. ente red
for gallantry at Palo Alto and liesacade la Palma, infantry, re-iirned 1^.>4; Kri;,' (J- n'l C S A. died
now Major (Jeneral in f' S A
(’las8 or ls23—36 Me.mbkrh
Alfred Mordecai, ot North Carolina, wa.s No 1
in this class.
Class OF l"24—31 .Memhers
Dennis H Mahan, born in New York, cadet
from Virginia, No 1, entered Engineer, Prof. ot
Mathematics and Civil Engineerinkr at West iVitit
—author of works on “Field Fortifications,”
“Civil EDgineerimr.” iVc.
Robert P Parrott, of Xew Hampshire, Xo 3,
l''*il
Krasinu- D Ke)-, horn in Nfass. cadet from
.^Iaine. .N\» lU, entered artillery; ,\id de (’amp to
(Jen Scott l''.;7, now Brig tJen’l ISA
!eo II Crittenden, of Ky, .\o 2*i, entered in
fantry, resit-ned 1^3:>: reappointed ('aptain inoun-
tt'd ritlf' !''}••; Brcvct .^l3jor for gallantry at (’on
trera> and (’hurubu'co; .'lajor (Jeneral (’ S ,\,
resigned.
liichard (’ (latlin, cadet troni N (’, No .i.>, en
tered infantry; Brevet ,>lajor for “rall.untry at Mon-
nibcr
V,
•*« for ilie .^oldierv.
O .^T liAI-EKill, X C
J p:tee«
1 1 uttijipsnire, j.>o o, icreu inianirv; nri vet .>iajor lor “raiianrry ai .moh-
eiitered artillery, resigned l'53(j; superintondent tore y, where ho wa> wounded; Brig Gen’l (’ S A.
of West Point iron and cannon foundry since ' '
I83(j; inventor of the “Parrott (Jun ”
l)ixon S Miles, of .^Id. Xo 27, entered infant,
brevet Major in ls4(l for gallantry at Fort lirowii.
i Texas, and brevet Lieut Colonel at Monterey'; Ey \ olnnteer t'avalry in Mexican war; nieii
! now Colonel r s A ’ Hou.-e of K.presenUitives; Krig (Jeneral (’ S
j Cl.A.SS OK ls2r>—37 (jRADl ATE8
Daniel S Donelson, of Tenn, Xo 5, entered ar
tillery; resigned l'2t); counsellor at law; planter
in Ala, since 1*' , Brig (Jeneral C S A.
Benjamin Huger, of S C, No !*, entered artil
lery, brevet Major for "allantry at Vera Cruj;
brevet i.,icut Colonel at Mdino Del Rey; brevet
Colonel at Chapultepec, now Maj Genera! (! S A
Robert Anderson, of Ky, Xo 15, entered artil
lery; brevet (’aptain for irallantry in Seminole
war; severely wounded at Molino l>cl Hey; bre
vet Major for gallantry in that liiTttle; Major when
in coiutuand of Fort Sumter, then Brig («eneral
L S A and resigneil. ...
Charles F Smith, of Pa, No 19, entered artille
ry Rervice; brevet Major k^allantry at I alo Alto
resiL'tied
H uinphrcy Mar>hall, cailet trom Ky, -N ' I-*.
entered mounted rnnuers. resigned l''->.>; ( oun
-ellor at law since l''-I-{; Colimel l-t Letriincnt
K
I
resigneil.'
OK l"o-:—13 (J KAl't A IKs.
(Jeorge W Cullotn, lw)rn in N V, cadet from
I’a Xo" .;, entered Engineers; commandant of
Sappers. Miners and I'ontoniers 1^1''; author of
a work on “.Military Hiidges.” ,\:c; Jirig General
r S A
l>avid Ituggles, cadet from .^Ia.ss, No .>1, en
tered infinitry; Brevet Major for gallantry at Con
treras and Chirubusco, and Lieut ('olonel at
(’hajiultepec; now Brigadier (Jeneral C S A.
Niitk —.Major Wm \V S Bliss, of (Jen Taylor's
staff in Mexico, w:i^ No !* in this class, anil Lieut
Colonel Henry L Scott, of X C, was X'o 11
(’liAss OF 1 s:;,'>—Memukks.
(jCorgc Meade, born in Spain, cadct from Pa,
\o 111 '..x
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‘^''’ -''h, June, 1861.
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and Retsaca de I
thi.s cla.ss, and
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S Y, the chief Eniri
net-r of the X Y Erie II P, and of St Petcrsburgh
and Moscow B R, was Xo 4.
('l.A.SK OF lS2(» MeMUKRH.
Alftert Sidney Johnston, born in Ky, cadet fror»
La, was Xo S, entered the infantry scrvice in
“Black Hawk” war as assistant Adjutant (Gene
ral; resignet’ 1^31; Secretary of war of Tovoa i
iwou. 1 / 1 . i> • ^ icxas, i -...w .ouu, ui » ii., .lo t, c-nccreu ar-
i ..i' , (^olonel of 1st Regiment Icxas Voiunteers tillery; transferred to Engineers ISotj, rcsitrncd
in war with NTavJor.. i> ■ ^ .. . ’ *
superintendent ol
encral 0 S A,
unen, a n.'-w
>lM5h 16 ^ '
aiid DiMcip.
and (}ualities.
E. J. HAL£ & SONS.
apt at i,onueras, ana .»laj
Rey; now Brit; (Jen C S ,\.
Jones M Withers, of Ala, Xo I I, ontered lira-
goons, resigned Lawyer 1 s ; Lieut Colonel
isi A labama volunteers in .Mexican war; reappoint
ed Lieut (’olonel IS 17; resigned LS4S; merchant
sinct; Is IS; now Brig (Jeneral (’ S A.
(’i,Ass«tF 1^;1()—lu Mkmukrs.
Joseph 11 Anderson, of Va., Xo 1, entered ar-
, , O’ *T ts '-‘■■ery; transferred to Engineers Is
m war with Mexico; rc-appointed l*ayma,ster V S (^ivil Engineer LS.-{s_41; supe
Army > '-*•>; eouiinan led the Utah expedition; : Tredegar Iron Works ISll; Bri"- (J(
(reneral (.’ S A; killed at Shiluh. ' ^ resi-ned
S P Heintzelman, of Pa, No 17, entered infan- \
ry; brevet Major for gallantry at fXuamantla
3Iexico. now Major (Jeneral V S \
Silas Casey, of R I No :iO, enteml infantry; i
Bevere y wounded at Chapultepec; brevet-Majo^ !
for gallantry at Contrer:« and Churubusco; brevet Thomas W Sherman, cadet from R I, No IS
Lieut Colonel at Chepultepec; now Major (Jenefal entcred^artillery; Brevet Major for gallantry at
(iistinguisLwii Professor of Natural
and Experimental Philosophy at West Point, Wm
11 (j.Bartlett, cadet from 31o, was No 1 in this
class
Class of 1X2'/—gs Memrers.
Ja^es A J Bradiord, born in Tenn, «idet from
i^.y, Xo 4, entered artillery; member of xN C mili
tary board; Colonel of (_)rdnance CSV
Leonidas Polk, of N C, No 8, entered artillery;
resigned 1S27; liishop of La, 1841; now Major
General C S A.
Gabriel J. Ilain^i, cadet from N C, No 18, en
tered infantry; ’,vounded at Fort King, Fla, and
breveted Major for gallant conduct; now Brigadier
OeoeralCSA.
Montgomery C Meigs, born in Ga, cadet from
Philip St George Cooke, of Va, No 23, entered
infaDtrjj Major Dragoons 1847; brevet Lieut Col-
Buena Vista; now Brigadier (Jeneral L S A*
John W Phelps, of Vt, No 24, entered artillery;
brevet Captain for gallantry at (Contreras and Chu
rubusco; now Brig Gen'l U S A.
Lloyd Tilghman, cadet from Md, Xo40, enter-
1 ’■‘^^inOed 1 «8(); (’ivil Engineer since
1 •:>(>; Aide de (’amp to Gen Twiggs at Palo Alto,
cVc; Captain Md company in Mexican war; now
Brig general C S A.
II 1837—.50 Members.
enry W lienham of Conn., No 1, entered
.npneers; wounded and brevetted Capt. for gal
lantry at Buena Vista; Brig (Jen TT S A. Disnjissed.
° ^ cohered Artil-
Sa'lantry at Buena
V ista, now (jrcneral C 3 A.
Jubal A 1-^rly, of Va, No 18, entered Artillery
rosigued 1838; Counsellor at Law since 1840;
gnn; mi“:nbor of House ol Roprcsontative> from
(•rci^on; ikjw Brig (Jen C S
Henry W Hallcck, N V, No ont(“rod En^ji-
nt'crs; \ntlior of a work on “fiitnmen” and of
•• Elem»‘nt.-i ol .^lilitary .Vrt and Scit-nco;” Brvt
('apt for g:illantr\ in California; Secn'fary of State
of (’alifornia; (’ounscllor at L:iw; now coinmund-
ing (Joneral T S ,\.
Ji'mny K GilnR-r, of N (’, No 4, enti-r.-d I'n-
gineer'; now (’olt>nt l Engineers (’ S A
AU“xanKr R Lawton, of S (’, X> l.‘J, entered
Artillery, resigned Isjd; Lawyer at Savannah
.■•inco l^ltt; President Savannah and Auiru>ta R
R .-incf l''l*.t; now Brig (Iencral (' S A.
Jaim> l> Ricketts, of N \ , No 1*!, entered Ar-
tilli-ry; now Krig (ietu ral I S A.
^ Ktiward K S t'anb^. born in Kv, cadct from
' I ii'ii.ana, No .■>*, Iir«'Vi‘f .Major lor t'allantry at ('oti-
treras and ('lnirnl)iisco; now Brig (It>neral P S \
• l’l..\s> (»K IvJU—ll' MFMJtKIts.
Paul (> Hebert, of La, No Lenteri'il Eiiiri-
lU'crs. ri 'i^tied 1''l.»; ('liicf I'.nirint'cr of State ol
La, 1^ 1')-17; rcappoijiU.-d Lieut ('olonel Infantry
I''17; brt Vi t (’olonel f(»r gallantry at .'lolino del
lu‘\; ili'baiidcd 1^1"; now Brir (leneral C S \.
William (lilbam, born in Ind, cadet from \ a.
No entered Artillery; r«"'igned 18 Ul; Prof of
IMiysiral Science, .1 c, \a Military Institute
I"!';; author of *•( J ilham’.- 'ractic';” now(’oli’
S A
William T Sherman, ( Miio. N > (I, enteutl ,\r-
tillery; now .'lajor General I A
John P .^lc( own. ol I (''■nn. No. 1 entiTe'd .\r-
tillery; brevet (’aptain tor '^'allan^ry at (’crr>
(iordo; now IJriir G turul (’ S \
Rii hard S Ewell, born in P ('. radet I'fom \ ;i.
entered l*ragi>ons. No I-I, brevet (’apt.iin for ?^al-
lantry at ('otitrt ra.- aii'l ('liurubu.'co; now Mriga-
dier (leneral (’ ,\
Janie.'' (i .^lartin, .N (’, No I I, entered Artillery;
lost an arm :it ('hurubusci>; brevet Ma jor lor gul-
l.intrv at (’ontreras and (.'htirubuscu; Adjutant
(Ifiieral ol X (’. Rrig (I'eneral (! S A
Reuben 1' ('amp)>-ll. ol N (\ No 27, entered
dra^'oon>; brevet Captain lor gallantry at Buena
\ i'ta; Colt' .\, kiUj^ at (’iiickahominv.
'rhoina" Ji>rdan. o^^ a, No H. entered Infan
try; now Brig«Jeneral C S A.
Ci.vss OF ISll—Mfmhkr.'.
Josiah (lorgtis, born in Pa, cadet from X V,
Nu Ii, entered Ordnance; now ('’hiefol Ordnance
C S A.
Nathaniel L\i>n, i»l (’onn,. No I 1, entered in-
lantry; brevet Captain for gallantry at (’ontreras
and Clmrubusci*; wouniied at the Belen (I’ate.
of Mexico; .Major (Jeneral C S A, killed at
Sprinirlield.
Samuel S. Anilersoti, of \ a. No 1'', entered
.\rtillery; brevet Captain for gallantry at .>lolino
del Rey; Lieut (’olonel C S A.
Sumuel Jones, of \ a, No IH, entered Artillery;
now Brig (Jeneral (’ S A.
John F Reynolds, ol Pa, No 2t!, entered Artil-
1 lery; brevet Captain for gallantry at Monterey;
brevet Major at Buena \ ista; now Bri" General
C S A.
Robert S (Jarnett of \\a, No 27, entered Artil
lery; brevet Captain for gallantry at Monterey;
brevet Major at IJuena \'ista; Brig (ieneral C S
A, killed at Rich -Moiintain.
Kichard B (larnett, of \ a, No 21^, i‘iitcred In
fantry; now IJrij' General C S A.
I >011 Carlos Buell, born in (Hiio, catlet from
Ind. No. 32, entered infantry; brevet (’apt for
gallantry at.^lonterey; severely wounded at(’huru- ,
busco; brevet Major at (’ontreras and Churubusco;
now Major (Jen’l C S A.
Israel B Richardson, ot \’t, No .‘{s, entered
Infantry; brevet Captain for gallantry at Contre
ras and (’hurubuseo; brevet Major for gallantry at
Chapultepec;’ now Major General I’ S .V.
Anderson D Nelson, born in Ky, cadet Ohio,
No 42, entered infantry; now Maj Cicn’l V S a! |
(^i,.\s.s OF 1842—;*)(> Mk^iiseus.
Wn S Rosccrans, (not /ios4 nrntiiz^) of Ohio,
No r>, entered Engineers; now .Maj (Jen’l C S A.
(Justavus W Smith, of Ky, No S, entered En- '
gineers; brevet 1st Lieut for gallantry at Cerro I
(Jordo; brevet Captain at Contreras; now Maior i
(Jen’l C S A.
Mansfield Lovell, 1> C, No 9, entered Artillery; '
wounded at (Miapultepec; Brevet (’apt for >-a!lant- *
ry at (’hapultepec; now Maj Gen’l C S A.*^
John Pope, born in Ky, cadet from 111, Xo 17, j
entered Topo Engineers; Brevet 1st Lt for gallant- '
ry at Monterey; Brvt Capt at Buena Vista; now Maj i
(Jen T' S A. I
Abner Houbleday, of X V , no 23, entered ar- j
tillery; now Brig (Jren I’ S A i
Dan’l H Hill of S C, Xo 28, Brvt. Capt for j
gallantry at Contreras and Churubusco; Brevt Maj '
at Chapultpec; re.Mgned 1849; now Maj Gen C S A. '
Richard H Andersen, 8 C, Xo 40, entered Dra- !
goons; .Brvt 1st Lt for gallantry at San Augustine
3Iexico; now Maj Gen C S A. ’ j
Laiayette McLaws, of Ga, No 48, entered In- i
fantry; now Maj Gen C S A.
EarJ Van Dorn, of Miss, No 52, entered In
fantry; ]?rvt Capt for gallantry at Cerro Gordo;
Brevet Maj M Contreras and Churubusco; wounded
in entering City of Mexico; now Major Gen’l C
S A.
James Longstrcet, born in S C, cadet from Ala.
entered Infantry; Brvt Capt for gallantry
at Contreias anti Oburubusoo; Brevet Major at
(Jeorge B .McClellan, of Pa, No 2, entered en
gineers; brt'vet l«t Lieut for gallantry at Contre
ras and Churubusco; brevet (’aptain at (Miapulto-
pec; now Major General PS A.
John(! I'oster, of N 11, No 4, entered Engi
neers; brevi:t l~t Lieut for gallantry at Contreias
and (’hurubuseo; severely wounded at Molino del
Roy, and brevet (’aptain for gallantry in that bn-t-
tle; now Mriir (iencral I.' S A.
Jesse L Reno, born in \ a, cadet from Pa, Xo
'I’homa'- J Jackson. (Stonewall,) of Va. No 17,
entered Artillery; brevet (’aptain for tiallanti"} at
I'untrera.s ami Churubu^-o; brovet Major ai Cba-
pultepee; now Major (Jencral (’ S A
HaviJ R Junes, born in S C, cadet fmm (Ja.
No 11. entered Infantry; brevet 1st Lieut for gal
lantry at (’ontrtTas and ('liiirubusc(*; now Briga
dier (Jeneral (^ S
(’ailmus M Wilcox, born in N (’, cadet fro/u ,
'Penn, No .tI, entered Infantry; brevet 1st Lieut
lor irallantrv at (’hapultejicc; now Rriir (Jeneral,
(’ S A ■ ,
Wm .>1 (Janlm r, of (Ja. No •>;>, entered liifan- )
try; severelv wounded at (’hurubuseo; brevet 1st
Lieut for gi'illantry at (’ontrerxs and (’hurubu.'‘iCo;
now Bri^' (rcncral C S A.
CuA.-S of 1"17—o'* (JKAltl'ATES.
Ambrose i' Hill, jr, of \ a, Xo L'), entered Ar-
tilltMv; now .^laj (Jeneral C S A.
Vtnbrose E Rurnsi(.c, of Ind, Xo is, entered
.\rtillery; now .'laj General I SA.
Runuyn B Ayres, ol N V, Xo 22, entered Ar
tillery
Charle.'(iriflin, of Ohio, No 23, entered Ar
tillery.
Egbert L Vielc, of N V, Xo 30, entered In
fantry; Brig (Jen P S \; now Military (Jovcrnor
of Norfolk.
IK.nry lletli, ol Va^, hiUuitry; |
now »r,y(.onorJ( s.\ J^mesLOrr.
( I..\.''S OF ISt''—(iH.VHr \TF.S ' 'T 7 1 TI
V I v; I’ V -ji* * 1 I Ttvi/ie.'wrr—Me.ssrs Lanirdon (. Haynes, (>u
-> (icorge li\anx, ol .s ( , Xo 3«», entered Dra- ! tavus V Henrv
goons; now Bri^' (Jeneral (' S A. *
Carteretr — .
Ca.swcll-—S S Harrison, William l,on
Catflwba—Geo S Hooper. ''
Chatham—T B flarri^, W J
Waddtdl.
Cherokee—J H JJryson.
Chowan—Lemuel C Benbury
Cleveland—David lieam, J R 1
(yolumbus—W M Baldwin
(’raven .
(Cumberland atid Harnett—Hon 4 (J sii, . i
Dr John McCormick, Neill .McKay
(^urrituck—B M Baxter
Havidson—l>r R L Beall, Henry \V;tlM>r
Ihxvio—Henry B Howard.
DujJin—I D Stanford, L W 1 lodges
Edgec(mib(>—Havid (^obb, llobert llyinin.
Forsyth—John P Nis^eii, l>r E K ni,v
Franklin—A W Pearce, Jr.
(Ja.ston—A W Davenport
(Jranvillc—Hon R B (Jilliain, ,la^ s \„
Eugene (Jrissom.
(Jreene—11 R Best.
(Juilford—M S Sherwood, R \V (Jlenn \\-1
Smith
(Jatt's—W H Manning.
Halifax—J>r llcnry Joyner, ,\ H Pum,
Haywood-—Dr S L Love.
HerfTord—.f T> \’^anii.
Henderson—Alex Henry.
Hydo--E L Mann.
lrelell—T A .Mlison, John Youn-
Jackson--J Keener.
Johnston—Seth (J Wwdall, W H .\vcra
.1 One'S— 3—.
Lenoir—W W Hunn
Lincoln—A (’ostner.
Macon—Dr J M Lyle.
Madison—J»r. Wallin.
.Martin- -Janies Robinson
McDowell- Mr (’r.aig.
Mecklenburg—Jiio L Brown, !•', ('! (Jri.r
Montgomery—E(J L Barringer.
.Moore—Alexander Kelly.
Xash- -Henry (J Williams.
Xew Hanover—S J Person, J R Hawe^
Northampton—W W Peebles, H Stansill
Onslow—Harvey Foy-
Orange—John Herry, W N Patterson
Pa.>i[Uotank—W E Mann.
Penjuimoius—J^r Jos H Riddick
Person—M D (’■nJuinpass
Pitt—(’ Perkins, B (i Albritton
Randolph—Jonathan Worth, M S Uoiiliin-
Kicliiiioiid—Sanders M Ingram
Robesm — Murdock McBae, I) McNeill.
Rockingham (william, KcynolJ..
Rowan—F E Shober, X X FleniiHir.
Rutherford—A R Bryan J B ('ar^.ent. r.
Sampson —William Kirby, Tho> 11 ILAuas
Stanly—l^tifayette (Jrcene
Stokes—William I'lynt
Surry—Dr JosejJi /foiiinsW()rth.
'I'yrrell
i nioii—C, (> \..t niiuonds
Wake -11 W Miller, (J- 11 Alford, Wm Law.
Warrt'n—Tlios I Juvlkins, Leonard Hendor>
Wi'liinirton
\Yat.i ug;i —Win i I orton.
\Yaynt'—B B liives, .^1 K Crawford.
Wilkes Wellborn, A H Ham|)fnr,
\ adkin—A C (’owles.
Yaney—D .'1 \ uung.
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know, ia Uoi •
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in ausd. therei ire, tht
and reaoiution». ti -t es
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Alithitni'i-
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Arku nsds-
B Mitchell.
I Florida—Messrs James M Baker, A K Mai
, well.
(tconjia—Messrs 1? II Hill, Robert ToomW
! Kcntni'ki/ —M e.ssrs II Burnett, Williaiu }'
I Simms.
j Louisiana—Mes.srs Ed. Sparrow, T J Seiuifo-
I MiRsixaippi—3Iessrs Albert G Brown, Jaui.^
Phelan.
j Mi^^nuri—Messrs John B Clark, R S Y Peyton
j Xftrth ('arnh'na—Me.-'Srs (Jeorge Davi?>. \Vi!
! liani T fJortcIi.
Messrs Robert W Barnwe!:
Attorn
F.-vyet:
WILL attend the C
Cumberland, Han
ties. • Projiipt auen'.ioi
claims eturu«ted to his
0«t. 17, Ibo".
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until 8 o’clock P \1
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will be abst-nt Iimjui F:
FayetteviUt, J, 1
LEUISLATPRE OF NORTH (’AR(H.1XA.
SENWTK.
Pa.'J(|U0tank and Pcrnuimons.—W II Bairlev
(’amden and (’urritiick—D McD i.,indsey.
(Jatos and Chowan—Mills L Eure.
Hyde and Tyrrell—(’harles .>lc('!leesc.
Northampton — Dr W S Copeland.
Hertford—J B Slaughter.
Bertie—I’hos M (Jarrett.
Martin and Washington—Jas (J ('lallowa}'.
Halifax—.Ma.-'On L Wiggins.
Edgecombe and Wilson—Jesse 11 Powell.
I’itt — E J IMount.
Beaufort—E J Warren.
(Vaven
(’artcrct and Jones—Calvin Koonce.
(Jrccne and Lenoir—Edward Patrick.
Xew Hanover—Eli W Hall.
Duplin—Dr James Dickson.
Onslow—J A Murrill.
Bladen, Brunswick, itc—J W Ellis,
(’umberland and Harnett—W B Wright.
Sampson—Thomas I Faison.
Wayne—Wm K Lane.
Johnston—(’ B Sanders.
^Yakc—J PH Russ.
Nash—A J 'faylor.
Franklin—W Harris.
Warren—Dr T J Pitchford.
(tranville—R W' Ltissiter.
Person—James lloleman.' >
Orange—Hon W A (Jraham.
Alamance and Randolph—Giles Mebanc.
Chatham—William P Taylor.
Moore and Montgomery—('’alvin W Wooley.
Richmond and Robeson—(Jiles Lcitch.
An.son and I’nion—William C Smith.
(Iuilford— 1 'eter Adams.
(jaswell—Hon Bedford Brown.
Rockingham—F L Simpson.
Mecklenburg—John A Young.
Cabarrus and Stanly—J W Smith.
Rowan and Davie—Dr J (]| Ram.say.
David.son—II Adams.
Stokes and Forsyth—Jas E Matthews.
Ashe, Surry, kc—Isaac Jarrett.
Iredell, ilkes, itc.—L (^ Sharpe.
Burke, McDowell, kc—S J Xeal.
Lincoln, C,aston, &c~J TI White.
Rutherford, Polk, Ac.—M () Dickerson.
Buncombe, Henderson, «.tc—William M Shipp.
Haywood, Macon, &c.—Rev C D Smith.
HOUSE OP CO.M.MONS.
Alamance—R Y McAden, Dr E F Watson.
Alexander—J M Carson.
Anson—Purdie Richardson, R H Burn.,.
Ashe—J M Gentry.
Bladen—J W Russ.
Beaufort—R S Donnell, W T Marsh.
Bertie—Dr P T Henry, James Bond.
Brunswick—Daniel L Russell.
Buncombe—Mr Burgin.
Burke—John l*arks.
Cabarrus—W S Harris.
Caldwell—Mr Barnhardt.
O&mdQQ'-'-John Forbes.
Te.ron—.'Ic.ssrs Louis T W'igfall, W S Oldhait
I Vlri/inia—R 31 T Hunter, W Ballard Prestc
nm SF. OK aEPRESENTATlVES.
AlaJximti—Me.ssrs Thomas J Foster, Win 1;
Smith, ,Iohn P Ralls, J L M Curry, Franci?- S
Lyon, W P (’’hilton, David Clopton, Jas L I’liL'li
E S Darcan.
ArLumsasi—Messrs F'elix J Balson, (JraiiJi.'on
D Royster, Augu.stus II Garland, Thos B Haiilv
FhtruJa—Messrs Jas B Dawkins, R B Hilton
Giorijra—Me.ssrs Julian Hartridge, C J Mun
nerlyn, Hines Holt, A II Kenan, David W 1 jCWb.
\\ m ^\ Clark, Robert P Trippe, Luciu.-' J (Jar-
trell. Hardy Strickland, A R Wright.
ki ntm l'if—Not yet elected.
fjouisiava—Me.'^srs Charles J Villere, Cliarlc.>
-M (Conrad, Duncan F Kenner, liucien J Dui'to,
John F Lewis, John Perkins, flun’r.
Misais'iippt—.Messrs JnoJ McRae, J W Claj v
Reuben Davis, Israel Welsh, II C Chambers, v
R Singleton, E Barksdale. *
M tsiso ti ri—31 essrs J oh n Hyer, (^uspar W Bell,
(icorge G \ est, AH Conrow, W W Cook, Tho-
W Freeman, Thomas A Harris.
Xorth Varo/ina—3Iessrs W N II Smith, Ru!i
crt R Bridgcrs, Owen R Kenan, T D McDowc//.
Tliom.o.'ii S Asbo. Archibald H Arrington. J K
McLean, William Lander, B S Gaither, A T 1'^
vidson.
Souf/i Carolina—31 essrs W W Boyce, W I*''
cher 31iles, M L Bonham, John i^IcC^ueen,
Farrow, L M Ayer.
7V?uitw«'~ Messrs J T Ileiskell, W (*! Swam
W H Tebbs, E L (iardenshire, US Foote, M I
Gentry, (jcorge W Jones, Thomas Menccs, 1 I'
Atkins, Bullock, David M Currin.
Texas—Messrs John A Wilcox, I’eter W (Jta'
Claiborne C Herbert, Wm B Wright, 3Ialcoui l’
Graham, B F Sexton.
\ irginia—3Iessrs Muscoe R II Garnett, Jo!
R Chambliss, John Tyler, Roger A Pryor, Th •
S Bocock, John Goode, Jr, James P Holconil"
1) C Dejarnctte, William Smith, A R Roto’ir
John B Baldwin, W R Staples, Walter I’ro.'ton
A G Jenkins, Robert Johnson, Cha,s W Russel-
GEO. W. W
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THE WITS AND BE.\UX OF SOCIETY;
)ne of Them, hy i^ever;
Louie’s Last Term at St. Mary’s;
England's Yeoman;
Tennyson’s Poems;
American Almanac, 18(51;
The Lady’s Book of Flowers;
Language of Flowers;
Poetry of “
Ladj’s Guide to Perfect Gentility;
“ “ “ ' Beauty;
“ and Gentlemen’s Mirror of Fortune;
I’eter Parley's Bailoon Travels;
“ “ Book of Travels and Adventure;
March 80. E J u vLE & i'ONS-
Tilt* ot of
Property, V ‘•Vancis Hilliard, Jd Edition, EnUrge^
and improvtsl.
Starkie Evidence, 8th Edition, with Note.-*
Sharswood.
Wendells’ Blackstone; Byles’ on Bills, Notes
Sharswood,
Adams’ Equity; Broom’a Legal Maxims.
Snith on Ooatriota, &o. B. J. wale & 60^8
' ou Rockti'li.
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and t‘f.-tiitiiu
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