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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-25
TIE WEST POINT GENERALS


The following Confe derate Generals are graduates
of West Point: Sosnuel Cooper, John Winder.
Isaac Trimble, Daniel Doneson. BENZ Hnger,
Albert Johnston. Jno Grayson. Leonidas Polk,
Gabriel J Rains, Thos Drayton, Hugh w Mercer,
Joseph f Johnston, Rob't Lee, Theophilus H
Holmes, Albert q Blanchard. John Magruder.
Geo B Crttenden, p St George Cooke. Humphrey
Marshall, Richard Gatn, Daniel Ruggles, JOS
NJ Nithers Joseph Z Anderson, Lloyd Tilghman,
BraXton Bragg. VIM Ii t Walker, Jno c Prmber-
ton, Arnold Eizey, Henry Sibley Jubal A Early.
VIM liardee, James II Trapier Alex r Lawton,
john McCown, Richard Ewell, Paul O IIebert,
Richard b Garnett, Robert S Garnett. Sam'l Jones'
Earl Van Dorm, Gustavus w Smith. Mansfield
Lowell James Longstreet, Daniel III Hill. Richard
II Anderson, Lafayette McLaws, Alexander Z
Stewart Boswell S Ripley, SamF G French Simon
b Buckner, Kirby Smith, Barnard + Bee VIM
ii Whiting, Thomas Jackson Cadmus VI Will
cox, David r Jones' VIM NJ Gardner Nathan G
Evans, j E Stuart.
GESELALs WHO WERE NOT GRADUATES AT WEST
POINT.
The following Generals were appointed to the old
United States Army, without passing through the
West Point Academy: David f Twggs, VIM "
Lorng.
The following Generals first saw service in the
Mexican war: NJ l. Bonha'n' Henry Jackson,
Gideon j Pillow, Samuel Anderson. Chas Clark
! rhos c Hindman, John Breckinridge Benz F
Chentham. Richard Griffith, Albert Pike, Adley II
GLADDEN.. Maxcy Gregg.
The following Generals participated in the Texan
wars and the wars with Mexico: Ben McCuoch.
Louis I Wigfall.
The following Generals no military service
rrcyI"us to the present war. John b Floyd. Henry
\ Wise" Robert FoombS, Richard Taylor, Thos Is
Flournoy. l. Pope Walker. X Zollicoffar, VIM
Malone, l. OBJ Branch, William Carroll r E
Rhodes. Some. however,, received military educa-
cations at State institutions.
Virginia has 10 Generals in the Confederate
Armies: South Carolina g. Louisiana 8; Georgia 7:
Tennessee 8; North Carolina 8; Kentucky 2: Mary
land 4; Alabama 4: Mississippi l. Texas 3, Arkan-
! 2; Florida I; Missouri none.
The following Generals were born at the North.
though previous to the present they were citi-
Gems of the Southern States: General Cooper born
in New York; Ripley. in Ohio: Pemberton in Penn
sylvana; Pike. in Massachusetts; Blanchard in
Massachusetts,; French, in New Jersey.
THE following natives of North Carolina,
viz: Leondas Polk, Braxton Bragg, Theophilus
II Holmes, Ben ALcCulloch, VIM W Loring. Rich ID
Gatlin, Felix X Zollieoffer, Gabriel j Raines
l. OBJ Branch.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-03-25

34,II5 b3I,1OJ
The Above report made the 9th Dec, 1851
since that time enough meE have entered the service
increase the number over 40 600.
We may also add that probably two hundred men
have joined the service in South Carolina from this
part of the State.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-09
BOHEMIAN-GLASS BOWLS,
FRANCIS SMEALON,

HOUSE and Sign Painter, and Glazier.
Particular attention paid to Paper Hanging.
All work warranted to give satisfaction. Prices
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-four store, near the Court House.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-09
DOWning's Ever-bearing Mulberry.

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Persons wanting anything IN my line vii please
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Ward, Rock Island.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-09
SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
Gen. Randolph.

Our attention has been called to the fact, that the
brief note in yesterdays Whig, As to the cause Of Gen.
RAndclph's resignation, may be misintsrpretsd BY the
,nAdSsrtsni reader, and produces the impression that the
matter referred to was the appointment of his own rlA-
iVes to tfice by the Secretary. We did not design to
10 % understood, nor WAs there the least ground for dis
abstraction on that score. The inference 10 be eeduced
from the occurrence to which We referred vas that,
ia the Presidents opinion, the SecrstEy could not
consider t.ir.y and imp.rliIly the claims OF An aPpli'
SAINT for office With whom his relations we're untIiendly.
That vas the explanation given ia by gentlemen whom
80 we're Justified in believing to be correctly Informed.
Rat, We have reason to conclude that the true cause Of
TIE resignation vas Of a more general character that
he Secretary felt himself 80 fettered and ~hamPsred 10
hs Office A. TO be forced to the conclusion that he could
Dc more useful in some o:her service. Hs therefore re-
signed, aud reported for duty in the fdd. This We b.
leVe is the true version Of the affair.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
rhn New Georgia Senator.

GsBsrsl Toonbs having declined the position Of sena'
tor. 70 which be was chosen las. winter, and which has
been alsd temporarily by the Hon. Jno. W. Lsvis, the
Lsgislsture Of Georgia, on Tuesday last, proceeded to
al the vacancy thus created by the election Of the Hon.
HsIschsl V. Johnson.
This gentleman is not yet Fifty years Of age, . man o.
inpOsing presence, ard of great abilities. He has occu-
pied q seat upon the Circuit bench Of Georgia, held the
okes of Governor of the sats for two consecutive
.srns CT two years each, and at one time occupied a
sat in the Federal Senate under Executive appointment
More recently, our readers will remember him as the
candidate for the vics Presidency on the Douglas
tiCks.
Hs position, up to the date Of the secession Of GeOr,
Eia, early in January, va iSsoiiAl with that q VICE.
Ptessdsut stsphsas and NJ. Senator Hin and uPoo he
withdrawal OF his State from the FEDERAL UniOn, like
those gentlemen, he GCquieced in the decision Of
the psOple, and used his great influence to make the
step fnAl and successful. In Georgia he is regarded as
enc Of the first men in the State, both In character and
ability, aud this, TOO, when GsOrgia boasts Of such in
tsIecs A. those OF rOOnbs, Stephens, Cobb. Jenkins,
and OhApptll.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

- fHI APPRHHnaDID DANGER TnoM RIBBL nor cLAps-
The Washington correspondent Of the Hss York
Tribune gives the following in reference 10 the mission
on this subject in New York:
Governor Morgan, Collector Barney, and other New
Workers, are here for purposes Of oonfersnoe With the
authorities touching spprehended dangers growing out
of our foreign relations, and the bull 'ing OF an iron clad
hset by Eogland, the 6nt insalmsnt OF which they hsd
supposed TO have run the blockade at Charleston recsot
ly, loaded with iron plates with which to mail hulls al
ready constructed there. Tho Navy Dspartnsnt,h osevsr,
SCOUTS ct the paragraph touching this vessel, which was
telsgrapbed from Boston, and says that it refers to 40 Al
fair which the oniciI report says was p~ublshed weeks
Wei ks ago. Iastsad Of twenty two shots from the Fam.
beau having struck her Without penetrating, as this &C
count %stater, not one "a believed to have Lit her, thu
night being very dark, and the outline Of the vsIel
scarcely discernibls nor u Ihere any proof that ste was
iron-clld OF ba any plates on board. However this may
be, Is il well kaovn that an iron clad d set 10 building In
Europe for the rebels and, however COL q lent We may
be that our own hset ull be 6nished ffst, the rprssfn
tstives of the Empire State nov in this city believe that
il Ia never too soon 10 guard against an Appreciated
danger OF this magnitude. We understand that the DEL
egations have, As regards all tho points Of their mission,
been entirely successful, and have secured from the Sec
retaries Of the Navy and tbs freSury oil they may
require to make the defence of New York harbor COM
pete.
The correspondent Of the Nsv York Herald, however,
nys:
1t il uid that the President desires sons stronger evil
dence than mere surmisss to convincs him that ironclsd
ocean steamers are being CONSTRUCTED Ia Elsl land 70 ope.
rata against our Northern cities, and Ia unwilling, until
so convinced, 10 authoriz, tho expenditure OF several
millions Of dollars more than has already been sppro-
priatsd for additional hArbor d,lences. He believes shat
Great Britain gill have nssd at hose Tor al the irsn clad
vesssh that can b constructed Ia her ports. A . mat
ter Of precsution, however, orders have been ifsusd 10
station several irou-cl1d vsasl In New York hAabor for
The present.
Toe naval dsfsucs Of Philadelphia are also being
looked after In this connection. 4 Washington despatch
70 the Phladslphia InQairsr says:
A COMMITTEES Of gentlemen arrived here last night
from Philadelphia, and waited on The Prtsid ,nt N 4 Sec.
rsury Of the Navy to-day, With whom they had Al 10.
tsrviev relative 10 the dsfences Of Delaware river
Their object vas 10 sscersAin what couose the AdminIi-
tration intended 70 pur.ue, or what measures we're being
adopted to put the Delaware river 10 q state Of defence,
and what Improvements the Government inte1ded to-
maks. The result Of the interview ia ct present IN.
known.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

and ~privaliOns yet to be faced and endured, and it
Il nu this account that We have chosen to present some
of the lees pleasing realities Of our situation to our reid-
sua. Some unexpected turn Of good fortune may soften
the rugged aspse.s Of the future, but it is best not to e1'
pee. anything Of the sOrt- To understand tbs worst and
brsos ourselves to meet Il, Is the wlsess policy and the
truess manhood. A vast force Is now srrAyod against
U.s. on land and sea. We stand alone. Our capacity
for re sIstAnce and defence is about to be tried more 80
vsr,ly than il has yet been. We need the help Of every
hand. the sustaining power Of an unconqueraoie spirit
and The forttude to bear every Ill sooner than submit
SO aided and animated, we will infalllby succeed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

A TRAG GDT,-A terrible tragedy occurred ct the IRE
mont House, Indianapolis, Iad on Saturday last. A
sbos dealer named Davidson, from Yincennes, having
discovered bis vito IN criminal convtrsatiou, abandoned
her and went 10 IndiiusIois. HIther the women fol
loved him, and b.gSinE forgiveness for her erim', ill.,
du,sd him TO receive her beck. They lived together
Como dlys, but memories Of his Wite's inf ielity ma
tiug Divdson miserable, hs determined to leave her
iaAiy, aud Informing her OF the fact, started to leave
the room. shs followed him to the door with a pistol,
and fed afer hia. tie ball taking III ct IN the eide,
aud iLl citing a mortal YOU'D The woman rsVed when
her Weapon vas taken from her Tor fae that Davidson
-olld not die, and showed a bottle OF yitIiol which she
had intended To uH' IN such n case.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
DEPsupIJIoHs CT sIgsL's TROOPS.

A correspondent Of the New York Commercis max 6
a deserved exposure Of the conduct Of tho troops under
tho pu.ch General Sigel, Who, BY their rObbsries and
outrlgss, aEs making themselves infamous. The uom'
msroill says that the letter I, "fron one Who has the
best oportuui.y for obsorvation 10 Den. S'sers corps
gives a gtapiic description of the rsyigos OF war aud OF
the habits OF lilo of many of the German eli g 8 aud
soldiers" The following extract from . Letter, dated
Gainesville, November 10, describes tho uAa:on dssirue'
tio1 Of Haymarket:
The court mar ia, nos cit ing, brings out the factl OF
the a,roc gu, conduct OF tie stahf and o her officers In
the burning Of Haymrkst in auch q manner, that to
Unit Sigsl" a town, viii hereafter be a word oil trrof 10
AL. The work was done under tho direction OF . Leu
tenant and A Count, both connected with the siaf. Tney
claim 70 havs htd authority, which, hovov'r, does nos
anpsar. The former, With an ordsriy aud some soldiers,
vent iatl a shed AID split and prepared the klndiinss
for burniGg the hous's. ALL rotosla ioIs on the part VI
the women AMI chi lieu, for such only, sih 9 lev old
men, we're left in the vi lige, we're unheeded. The mes
we're oct in various pl ,Ges amid terror aud shrieks. one
poor woman, whose CHILD VA very il, Degsed tnAt 'ne
house might be spared.
Her plea, il uhi II, ligible il vords-for German Was
tho only Language Ia which the soldieis spoke-must
have been understood IN actions, Tor ths held the poor
A. A ,rer up before them, but IL vas 70 vain, and the next
morning he body OF The dead baby laid by the SIDE OF
the smoking rufus Of the houa. Ole old man, Who
pleaded earnestly that one house a. least night be kit
20 shelter the houseless inhAbha ls from TIE cold, was
struck three timss by Count - with h, sword and
badly wounded. He has, however, been abls to attend
and give hLs testimony before the court. ] untsfstAnd
III Il every house, bArn, shed aud every description OF
building was utterly destroyed, aud that during thu pill
lsss soathor Of thu last four days the Dor Inhabitants
have been eadea,oing TO ktop themselves VAIN uadtr
the shsllsr hais made iIea the b0ushs Of trssa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

TEu GaTAT OCgsrlTUrIoSAL SrRUaGLE Is PRUsSII.-
Toe greu constitutional contest in Prussia has tormina-
ted somewhat abruptly ia an open breach between the
King and tue Chamber Of Deputies. The House, by =
vote of IN ca hundred aud eight against clever, Abso-
lu,eIy refused to grant eupples io5 the lArgs ine'Cae in
the army Which the government hal slrai y effected -
THIS uAs rol eoueurred in by the Chamber Of Peers,
saci substituted the original tsimltes Of the ministry,
aud ths King ,ook advantage Of this diversity ct opiu-
ion TO close Tie lower House, and boldly announced his
ds,ermiu alioG 70 carry cut the budse. "a it vas origin.
.Iy laid before toe h6Gsr. without taking cogn!zince Of
the conditions impo, By Toe CONSTITUTION"
Tee Chamber OF Deputies manifested great spiri. on
the o.c.sion. and Immediately resolved that the vots Ct
the upper house Vas unconstitutional, and ttA'it bad no
authority 70 make outlaws which the Chamber had 70.
fu,, d o grant. Farther discussion, however, was stopped
by a royal decree terminating the parliamentary session
an ,hs ensuing day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20
rE oY RESPECT.

AgAIn, In the inserutabl. Proyid' nee Of God, has our company
been AFFECTED. To day We moaIu the loa, By diIsAie, OF our gall
liant UaytAia, q. CASTOR OTEY, therefore.
Resolved, ma, While ue boG subuissi rely 10 tina, nisins WIS.,
dom which never rrrs, We; We cannot Withhold QUE grief 1T tbs re-
m0val OF one uh5e e,ns,Nni m vas ths promotiol OF the en-
sistcy Oihis command on Ae neld, and Lee comfort and veil bslog
In the camp.
Bssrlssd, That We, With pleasure, record our testimony OF si.
untrtfg Energy In the Performance Of tI duties as ~ oihosr, Of
his gall ntty on the Geld. his attention TO the wants OF his cpm-
mand, and hi, social be airing towards all uho sought BIS pres nee.
Ks1lVei, tn Il, 10 cur humble opinion, the Armv ofths oeufeE
crate 1tstts has lost 10 the death orc aA'on Otey, one OF rs
brayest anl nosl rmslsat onSers, and this c.mpasy one Of ls
best friends.
Resnlv.d, That We s,mpAthlle With the bsreaVsd mother, wife
Aud little ones ofthe deseAei, and CO msai hsm, one aud all,
20 that lndu gent Father, who Wipes every tea rom eVerI eye,
an : comforts tie uIdow and fatherles In all tier et,reRes
Rsso. we'd, ThAt. these REQ uvons he sent 10 the friends OF the
deceased, Ed 70 the Hehmlni aud L~ynehburE papers for publ
L. INWARD NoRvILr,
1t JNO. Il. LANG '0RNk,
Be1L q. ". LIBBY, fOommttee.
corparal 2. n hIYEH,
Private n. W. COX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-20

AnUsIS6 IScIDESr Is NoRTHIRS HorEL LITL-The
New Yorf H.rald tells the ~iOlloWity amuiiug dsnoue
msnt Of one Of the principal hOteh in that city, sup
pressing the names
Yor o VeskJ past, 4 couple, supp;sd to bejuSt mar.
RED, have been much remarked At the hotel from their
extremely you.hfu! appearance. The husband In parucu-
lar has attracted great Attenti0n from his youth, small
az, and delicate frame. Observations have been heard
Oh all hands deplOrjng the mArrisge Of persons 90 very
young-a mere boz and Rhl. aFPArenuy-and come
curiosity hs been expressed a. to who they are.
% SATURDAY evening, the husbaud-vho has been
smoking biz sgars, drinking his cocktails aud swinging
he cane Nth = manly air that seemed much beyond biz
Vears-su discovered 10 be q woman. Ii appears that
she IL q married lady, and the mother Of 40 infant some
~ months old. Her be dth being poor, and her husband
,hinkirg that change Of air would be beneficial TO her,
sbs started on . trAVsliog tour, tAkioy With her .
yorp, LADY friend. The tso ladies' soon found
IL irconUnient 10 Be without al Escort, ami the
married ldV concluded 10 dress ~ . gentlemap, while
her friead sgresd 10 act III, part Of biz bride. Ger
tsiplV they both deserve i~utlite credit for the perfec-
ton With vti:h they acted Ih'ir parS, and as this is Ihs
only ereditAble prt Of the FL ir, it i oul ust 70 give
hem Al praise Tor Il. No one for an instant supsc,ed
the true s'a'e Of the case, and the secret vas only dis
covered faaily through the brides mother, Who passed
shout . week With them at the hotel, and apt Us rather
20 have sAnsiOlsd tie proceeding, but vas indiscreet
enough TO mention the trus circum-tAnces OF the case
To another LADY. u. cOdisN, when four ladies are &C
u laintei uilh any fac, secrecy Il Al al cad. Tle Case
commenced TO be noi-sd abroad, vas impaired into. and
proved 10 be a. tho mother hal said. Tue far brds
vas taken 10 other quarters, while the bridegroom has
been obliged 10 dcn ner manly clothing aud air, and l.
row, ~. uudrrstand, under arcs, although allowed TO
,em.in in her rooa - the hotel. She considers the
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