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aaar. u. Ryan, butcher at stalls,
4 ald pld French arset, adEertiaes tits
nm thakhe alEays keepa tie very best beef
ana that he never sells any ordinary
41slities. see Ids advertisement. 50
oil q. Notice Il giyep else.
FIAT tha Grand I.odge Of The STATE viii COM
aence ~ session u tic Grand Encan msnt room
tossnatroM night, iii 4 q clock. IS
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AsfisT Hock PpasaI "a volume ii announced
X u New % NJ entitled q The Corrnp aons of
Qssiasrons soM that II out o., ofise, nobody
ssftsid % open iro WI hin. The long spsntup
wz1A. begi1a IN pom Lincoln had better
ksaR u slsarI ipeE iest the margin u these.
asakalts acasnct extand itself apase aad iaelnde.
oshs III ofce hesiaes ths Secretary
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Hi 6tIsaps AaiIg Grsstsni,
grg{Iss 4 yotnE n, 81 gITY Or NEW ORLEANS.

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hssHi seuas v sesaaar sasc nj
ypsskly Urssceat Y passisSsi sssss isssas
sssssslssasn ss-aa.ssisas, lnsassass.
MONDAY MoRNINs ERs{A ..Es 8: 1889;
ne 81 - $3.50 u
Ilikck nsr n Mo- zd Camp street ts fslloWine
ne odmi SItons ~
1T III Stars and Bars, \ by Harr,
MAcaktks euthor Of the 8 Bonnis Blue Flag
q lid srhe Yoiuateer.
Vssistt N8fds by Morgan Kennedy, Esq, d
4 New Drls1us nasio BY 3. q. Eaton. This song
nj. ros5d fcr Madame Ruth, BY whom Il was
sSzIg st M Al the ODD Feiiava Hall, q
Saturday essnilg last.
\ imnruyiIAs on tHe fayorite air & Her Bright
fsnlale H6nnts IA u Comnoaedb ~ 7. Y OH ia
A1uhe ID dsalrated n his pupil, Miss Belle
setsur III rsiatsnps, os Return Of Spring;
Relka hrillante, .by Theodore Moe,ling. @
"a tia bit isia 4 Haisey. 5 Camp street.
ahe sielleS ssiections from their shelves.
azousk {, for the piano, hY Frederic
xsskaas flisn BAync, z with brilliant yaria-
IN ne, " u Ysu;us
q q 800 ID $500, n, II
n - al''' ss,s 81 NJ
lsss - $50 5ls 81
eR Nh. g. q. MoRTos. The Academy
of zusi Spesa III poTtals this evening for the
hsa6a s sot mi sxcellsnt vocalist and talented
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gsm etans gay Grssaaf apnday gornaa sbnasn s. 1869
Aid for our roops in Kentucky and Vir-
l55 Ginia.

Dr. LeRemondis, the agent Of Army In Kentucky and
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Tseheo obtain eonrib,
ons having been Detained owing receipt Of goods from
Texas 10 be Immediately -srwarded.4 rs
Baukes overcoas Uuns-Garnents, Dried Fruits Oranges
etc. our Army stand greatly minced Of Messrs Arthur
CO. the agents articles Benoist Shaw 10
receive all cash dousens We every true southerer
will contribute his mite to the relief of Volunteers They
expect and with uce those that home should aid
those who fight their battles. dle 2ptf
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Notice.
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY,
NEW ORLEANS.

Having arranged with the Florida OIL Company for the man
agemen and sale of theft products prepared to fill
orders from Mobile Pensacola without delay Henref
full supply will be kept hand here.
Orders received for lots STIMULATING the
Will 2fled at discretion.
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
ta6 1m2D6t Presidsn,
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- -s-~ sAnT0n Ri7sss, -
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER or
s FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC., - H.
Nos. Ii and Is Royal street,
Hssnow nstore Of the celebrated CREME DE-
BOU1Y pints; ALSO brands
viz CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old sherie
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs- lsss-soUTHsIDE MADEIRA, of
direct importation other Madera OF lower grade supsro
Old London Dry Dock PORT and Ports Of less grade
Ths celebrated sAzARAO BRANDIEs-vi Vintage 1895 i79s
lBoa and supply always hand All grades Of
oLAREF and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. Wills
KYsScotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pints and quarts COR
DIALs etc. hylspa assortment Of the WINES which
Will on as any city
~ $50 .. AARON BIRD, -
ais 2u1y y IS Nos. Is and Is Royal strsst.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
COMMERCIAL PRINTING, DUE BILLS, ETC.
ts-s.., Neatly Printed and Cheap, at ~
Is Rsa's Rotary steam Press,
Observation-Disclosures street AZ
son hand stock Of paper suitable for the above work
all 1880 .-3s -l 81 Fls' 49,
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dsrr Il II ~, rirE PEopr.zs

VIII ke seen, bF reserence 10 our advertising col
s.l5ahs, tat lime design mated for ciosIag the
tfies Ios gRair aces las been extended to Z
oeiock Hill eYenipg. aud that il addition to the
spfizea offered the prorristors have made
assangsmenta To aiIes emiam for % additional
facs diract The attention of our sporting:
Isaliera III tha advert isement Of Mr.. Williams. @
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who was somewhat famous in his days for dealing
effective blows OF an adversary, was profoundly
ignorant of these reconcile sciences.
A Convention to Organize a Southern Tele-
graphic Associated Press.

=S4S
8 A MENrnIs, Tenn. Jan. a, 1869,
| The unsatisfactory arrangement by which the
Southern press are supplied with telegraphe intel
fligence il severely felt, and the necessity q re-
form generally acknowledged. Win tue view 9!
reuledying the present deplorable system, u CAT
has been made for Convention of the editors and
proprietors OF the Southern press, to meet at At
fanfa, Georgia, on the 18th of March. IT. is pro-
posed that they there organize a Southern Tele;
graphic Associated Press, by whose combined
action all of the Geographic Companies in the Con-
federate States may be induced to transmit intell
gence over their lines at reasonable tariff rates. the
most reliable news be THUG sent by the shortest
routes and at the least expense to every point as
punctuaily as possible.
II the purposes of the Convention meet with
yonr appreciation, you are earnestly solicited to be
present on the occasion of its assembling and call
attention to the same through your columns. 4
>$------- F'
THE HONE OF ZoLLicoFFER.-The Mayor Of Nash
vile. on receiving the news Of the death of Gen.
zollicofIer communicated to the City Council as
follows:
NsYoRs orFicE, City Hail. jan. Is, 1862
With a heart full Of sadness, announce to both
houses Of the Council the death Of one of our dis
tingushed fellow-citizens, General Felix X. Ioli-
Golfer, who noby fell in the defence of his country
on the 10th inst, in an unequal engagement with
the enemy. His loss will send a thrill of sadness
throughout the South, and the warm gushing tears
shed to his memory in this, the city Of his residence,
attests the estimation in which he held at home
and where he was best known.
A descendant of a noble Swiss, but born in a
neighboring county, always magnanimous, 5chiyal-
ric and brave, his name was proVerb OF true man
ness early attracting the notice of his fellowmen.
He was printer, then an editor, then Comptroller
of the State Treasury, then a member of Congress,
and then General in our army, and always the
heightened and intelligent gentleman. A feeling
of unusual sadness falls upon the heart at the It'd
ings Of the loss of such man. He was a brave
commander and true soldier. The city Of Nash.
and our people will smingle their tears with the
Of his family in loss which will be seri
ously felt by the whole Confederacy. 45z5 -zes$s
/ make the official announcement for the purpose
of recommending the Council, if his. remains shall
be brought here to attend his funeral in abodH
and to take such action as they may deem proper.
5t5 gs3sts Il. B. CHE ATI AM Mayor. /
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A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES IT 1VHEET.Eg Ga

des lyres de la Compagnie
&77 res "A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II, WHEELER secfe.airs.
ETAr DE LA Louisiana, PARossE D ORLEANS y
Vi!ede la Eouyelle ORLEANS
1862. s,l =. - - - 'N' - 90 4'-'
.,s as4 ia y. r. MITCHELL,
lab SOt -...-.s Detxiems Justice de Paix.
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YeksoN shippers of freight BY this
soad aEs Notified that 10 a u freight Will be Re-.
EfoF points north w Canton. Until further
/ assip Esa DIVER tiasment. II ss5.S
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Post-OMce Notice.

fheioresong project fora Foreign Mail IL fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ., is New Orleans mer
chant OF responsibility and He has been resident
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
money required tariff above outer envelope adj
dressed, Costas Foreign Mail Postmaster New or.
leans"
The Confederate Postage to this office prepaid
j. l.. RIODELI., Postmaster
New Orleans October Is 1851 40 .r,,
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Clothing. Ctothiny.

The undersigned offer reasonable prices ,we, AZ
sorted stock Of ovEECOATs, BUSINESS COATS, FRoCg
COATS VESTS and WHITE SHIRTS Also good assert.
uent Of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING to which they in
vite the attention Of city and country buyers.
DARCY l. WHEELER ~r,
ja24 2p1m M ? Mapa5,a s+,oo,
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RlGGd By s The regular noatlisy meeting
easnpap take place this evening at 81
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afIBfs N0r1sEs Several lsapcttsns military
notisss ail HI found III another column under
proper hsah WesaaRis alI our readers to peruse
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALE COOP CITIZENS.

TO ALE COOP elrlzgss 49,
7,Ess g7+,y s3s@e New ORLEANS, Aug. ~. 1861
As this COMMITTEES has received, with deep regret positive
proof that posons haxs hean urou the public gen.
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CiAS BRIGtiS, PRESIDENT.
a.. H. 2. JANYIER, Secretary.
49, .ErAr De La LOUISIANA, PlRoIssE p'ORLRAHs ,
Vile dc Ia Nouyee Orleans
setnahte ct lure pardeyan moi sixeme jour dc jan
Vier, le92- as-- D. F. MITCHELL
'af oVt ".sr -.-." Deuxieme Justice de Pnx.
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Foreign yuaiI from .terU Orleans.
g VIA TAMPICo
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

Inc undersigned suffering in common with others the
neonVeniences OF blockade with foreign
countries has BY the advice aud approval j. L. Rddel
postmaster at New Orleans taken ali need measures to es
taesh at his own EXPENSE Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port of Tampco to connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that por. Augsts
90 Mesgrsney ant NJ Maz highly recommended by New
ofeaus hschan have been appointed duly qualified as
mail carriers by our Postmaster for this The first mail
consisting Of 1888 letters left this city the 10Th instant in
charge Of Mr. Aegrigney The mail will close on the
YIN OF November psoximo at o'clock P. NJ and will leave
New Orleans ths morning The Third mali will leave New
Orleans on the 10th of December subsequently, soon as
proper arrangements be made the regular times Of depar
t IN llbe on the 10Th and 18th each month making semi
monthly mail.
Tariff Of Charges 0utgoiay Letters ircudiag Confederate
Potdge- t''.
Single Letters half less douple and munle rates
in proportion: .e4ss
~ 'leA'co.. 60
10 lsiahu OF rs
.ootnei "ese 65
Letters from abroad be received through the same route
Inc foreign Postage such Letters prepaid 10 Tam
pieo ard they must be endorsed By West India Mail VII,
Tampco, care of Postmaster at Mataniorosn
ANTONIO COSTA,
aSeW ofleahs oa IL, 1851 No. 10 Customb ouse ST.,
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Proceedings

or rHE-
LOUISIANA STATE CoNvENTION,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Copyep
tion lin both angusges the CONSTITUTION OF the STATE
amended
For sale by
BLooMFlELn STEEL, PETER O'DONHRLI,
III. WHITE, HERBERT / ESCOUsSE
GEO. ELLIS, WE. GoLDTHWAlTE
'f.HAWEs& CO., E. EZEKIEL, .s.
- 7. FITZWILLlAM.
A-Orders from the country filed liberal discount
my22 2ptf ' '"
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N TWEsrxsF Iys nofI 4as .tan Nil t,.,,,,,
soas esssd fof d. recovery II { "a
los by " ssssrsy fao1ang sss sssrs
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STATE or LOUISIANA,

CHAs. BRIGGS, President.
II. p. JANYIER, Secretary.
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ksgfsssK or. No alsey nptideslis did friends
nontas sst II has and tis p,ac
tla of szaipa 81 hsa end. a WE "a
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HoSs foR sA large nnnaher Of hogs have
bsga Assass 0shsr u Go. Gu 81 The
/ sdssr 5fensnt mn sspJatn particaiars.
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sss esfaaA tsB TEXAS RatEfo aps wv & direct
\ tttettipn n MAJ III bshnsy Of this En-
tefpEises whieh ap ara ii am other column, aud
NasApps that il will he read and thought upon BIZ
erefy pAsson who .aas capital III fhe city
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sEs MsGeFEsn & Landry q aagsrssstnaat Il. ! i,
Ne II III. In
ii III III de 80 ~ ess
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Hats, Caps. etc., at Wholesale.
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Msx.ns
and Wool HATS, A.the lowest market prices, By
FROST CO., -
fylS 9u&W ~ No. 10 Magazine street.. FawSr,syul
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n saac At sassd from tie store DC
Aasst@ Vii il eoatinss,T Ii dsf 4:
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL,
" INSURANCE COMPANY @

y. r. MITCHELL,
Deltxiems Justice de PA
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Ihetoowns Circular has been issued from the Treasury De.
pa.ent in relation The Of settling subscriptions the
Produce Loan; 81 n, ~. -
n. $50. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, -
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III ": RAWM, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FoR.
street. 4 : et $50 - HAo'A
Prompt and I'd the pur
aaass ~ d al KINDA at produss, ia25 IL;
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FhiIGrEnas ro GoMrAsy b. f,5os1s1 ss1
81 rsurps tAaass Mug morn
triLuted d asss lis COM
ops VI ii hi card .s
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A-Notice-I take this method of ofrerins
my professional services free of charge families
who absent from the city military duty Residence
Harmony between Prytsna Coliseum
District. ...-. . L.. .. .-.. :.
my3l 7ptf p YEISER NJ D.
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ps1Es Ron al lnisce Ranso,la variety
and ossisr sasabies bsssdes
Boz. 49, III sl kaiser
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the President, NJ Musson ESQ., in the chair, the Treh!&s
John e. Gaines, ESQ.,, presented the following report
TREAsuRERs REPoRT-FREE GIFT LOTTERY AS.
NJ *s'E ISOLATION,
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new orleans, OCTOBER Is, 1851 ola II
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ja6 lm2D6i
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x3- Messrs. w. II. Adams, w. M. Sem I'll
and T. D. vsnHora have my pnwe. of attorney as per t
passed before H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-13
For the Standard.
PRIVATE JAMES II. POOL.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Having participated in the late en-
gagement at Washington, we will be pardoned for
appearing before the public where the motives are
simply to do justice to true merit.
Private James Ii. Pool, son of Capt Pool who
was in command and member Of his fathers COM
pany, 10th Reg. n. c. T., was in the engagement
and highly distinguished himself for most intrepid
conduct As witnesses Of his true herosm, we
should do violence to sense Of duty soldiers
as well as to true martial worth did we fail to bring
it to the attention of the public and especially 10
the attention Of those who have tho power to re-
ward it.
He fought under Capt Manney, who took charge
of the artillery captured from the enemy, and man.
aged them so effectually. Young Pool fought as a
gunner, and when the enemy's gunboats had got in
perfect range Of the guns stationed in the street
when grape, canister and shell flew like hail around
him. and the men by his side fell, one by one dead
or wounded, undismayed he stood when almost the
last man by the guns had been disabled and with
unbanched eye and steady nerve he held the Ian
yard in his hand, waiting for the command to fire.
Never was galantry, in youth or age more con-
spicuous Never did man occupy, on any field, a
more dangerous position with less apparent emotion
No words can express the admiration of those who
witnessed it and every man who saw young Pool
in the midst Of that shower of grape canister, and
SHE'LL and the stern defiance which he exhibited
would be glad to see him suitably promoted If
ever private won commission by good conduct on
the field, James II. Pool has justly earned it.
H. MCRAE, Capt Co. G, sth N. c. T.
&. D. COBB, Capt Co. |, Sth N. G. T.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-13
For the Standard.
Wu.NIN; TON. N C.. Sent 9th 1860

WuM1N. TON, N. g., Sept 9th, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR Much excitement has prevailed
here since the commencement of the recent battles
near Manassas. Rumors and speculations of various
kinds have been rife. To show that the "reliable
gentleman" is still actively employed there is
rumor, with confirmation, that families rapidly
moving out of Washington City-that the Presi-
dent and Cabinet had left. Of course it is prema-
ture. Tis common thing to see the subjects of
dame ruraOr crowd around certain corner in Town
to listen to "the very latest" Another rumor is
that the Government would, until certain time,
receive proposals for good strong wagons to trans
port money from one place to another There is
little credence attached to this, judging from the
amount that is afoat
The change that has taken place since the elec-
ton of our new Governor, is far beyond description
You can scarcely meet man now but what thinks
Col Vance is going to make most capital Govern
or. A good many, who know voted for Mr.. John
son, deny having voted at all. The great noise and
fury have all died out and we all here compare
lively living in peace. Business is pretty good
Salt to-day is up to $3.50 per bushel 1t would
pay one to come and take look at the works.
Every one who can possibly raise money enough to
procure the pans, which seems now to be the most
difficult part of the business, is going into it One
firm is turning out one hundred bushels per day,
which, at the figures it is at to-day, will be $1,250
per day-deducting from that amount $500 per
bushcl for making ETC., which salt makers say will
cover all expenses, would leave nett amount, which
is all clear profit 1887 SO. There are six men in
the frm which divided, would nett each man $14S
per day.
A large steamer loaded with arms, merchandise,
etc. etc, has recently arrived at Confederate port
1t pays any one to run the blockade now, even at
great risk, judging from the prices brought at the
woRRELL.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-13
For the Standard,
WEST POINT SOLDIERS.

WEST PUNT SULDlEkS.
The names of other graduates at West Point hay
ing become prominent since my last communica-
tion, subjoin their histories.
Glass of 1841--52 GrdduGtes
Jealous B. Tower, of Mass, No. /, entered En-
gneers; brvt 1st 1t for gallaDtry at Cerro Gordo;
brvt. Capt at Contreras and Churubusco; wounded
and brVt. Maj. at Chapultepec; now Brig. Gen. U.
S. A.
Horatio G. Wright, of Conn, No Q, entered En-
gineers; now - Gen. U. S. A.
Class Of 1851 Graduates.
Thomas G. Rhett of S. c., Cadet at large, No. 6.
entered Ordnance; I'd 1t Mounted Rifles 1846; !;
brvt Capt. for gallaary at Puebla.
John P. Hatch, of N. Y, No. II, entered Infant
ry transferred to Mounted Rifles 1916; brvt. 1st
1t for gallantry at Contreras and Churubusco;
brvt Capt at Chapultepec; now Brig. Gen. U. S. A.
Class of 1856 Graduates.
Marsena r. Patrick, of N. Y, No. 48, entered In
fantry; brvt Maj. for gallantry in Mexican war.
NoTE-Montgomery Blair, Cadet from KY, af
forwards resident of St Louis, No., was No. IS in
this class.
The Gen. Taylor, u S. A, reported wounded, is
probably Oliver Ii. P. Taylor. of r. l., who was
No. 81 in the Glass of 1S46 He entered Dragons
was brvt 1st 1t for gallantry at Embudo and Taos
| The U: S. Gen. Morgan, at Cumberland Gap, is
probably Edwin w. Morgan, Cadet from Pa, No. 8
in Glass of 1S47. He resigned 1882 was Engineer
| till 1847, was reapponted Maj, diSbanded 1S4S.
| Superintendent Western Mil. Institute at Blue
Licks, KY, since 1S49.
NorE.-The distinguished Supt of Coast Survey,
A. D. Bache, was No. l in Glass of 1926.
The lamented William H. Wright of N. c., was
No. in Beauregards class, 1888. Gen. B. No. 2.
Col. VIM. Beverhout Thompson Cadet from
N Y, No 81, in class of 1924, resigned $780, Civil
Engineer since
Glass of 1913 Graduates.
John G. Parke, of Pa, No. 2, entered Topog.
Eng; now Brig Gen. U. S. A.
| Class Of 1S4S-3S Graduates
John Buford, Jr., was born in Ky, Cadet from
Illinois, No. 16, entered Dragons; now Brig. Gen.
| U. S. A. ~