The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-21
1T WILL BE ILLUSTRATED
Will Contain Sketches Of the First
Fifteen Regiments.
LIST OF PORTRAITS THAT ARE NOW IN IT
Others May be Put in Under Certain Conditions
if The Matter is Attended to at 0rce.
The Cost win be Very
Small,

Carolina Troops in the Civil War will be
issued in few days and as matter of
general public interest we give list of
the maps and engravings which accom-
pany the sketches of the first twenty
regiments, though it has been found neces-
sary to close this volume with the Fiji
teenth Regiment.
The succeeding volumes will contain
engravings of all the other generals from
North Carolina and of some 400 officers
and men placed with the sketches OF
their respective regiments.
No engraving has been admitted unless
it is from a photograph taken during
the war or soon thereafter" the object
being to present the men as they then
looked. With this sole restriction all
have been admitted, whether officers or
men, who made an honorable record dur
ing the Great War.
Maj. G. l.. Patton, of the University
Publishing Company, New York city,
kindly offered to supervise the making
of the plates of engrayings, and return
the original photographs to owners. This
he has done with great care and fidelity,
being himself Southerner, from Missis
sippi. He succeeded in getting the work
done tineluding the addition of the uni
form, when original was taken out OF
uniformly at the very low rate OF $2.55
each This is a consideration, as the en-
cravings are not paid for by the State
but by friends and relatives, and where
TIE party is dead this has been done
almost without exception at the ex-
pensc of some female relative.
1t is not too late now to forward adj
ditional photographs for this purpose,
II sent promptly, and the photos come
within the above requirements.
CUPTs AND MAPS FOR HISTORY N. c.
TROOPS, VOL. 1.
FRoNTIsPIECE.
Henry T. Clark, Governor, 1862.
Jno w Ellis, Governor, 1901.
Major John Deyereux, Quarter Master
General.
"BETHEL" REGIMENT-FIRST VOL
UNTEERS.
/. George Williams, Corporal Goa.
,. Henry L. Wyatt, private, Co. A.
THE first Confederate soldier slain in
battle. June 10, 1861, at Bethel.)
g. r. H. Bradley, private, Co. A.
f. John r. Thorpe, private, Co. A.
Second Group
]. D. H. Hill, Colonel.
2 James H. Lane, Major.
B. j. B. Starr, Leut.-Colonel.
4. Charles B. Cox Second Lieut.. Colo
mel, Co. II.
!. e. J. Hale private. Co. H.
6. Thos. Capehart. Second Lieutenant,
CO. NJ.
I. ]. NJ Sims. private, CO. c.
Q n
.. r. T. Hoke. (picture with 21st Regt).
TO- w. G. Lewis, Second Lieutenant, Co.
4 (picture with 23d Regt)
IL f. Nj. Parker, Second Lieutenant,
Co. / (picture with Goth Regt)
r. F. W. Bird. Second Lieutenant, Co
l. (picturc with 18th Regt)
FIRST NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
H. A. Brown. Colonel.
3 II. S. Stokes. Colonel.
,. j. y. HarreIl. Lieut.. Colonel.
4. T. L. Skinner, Major.
5 L. c. Latham. Major.
1. John Benbury Captain Co. A.
IT. D. Boone. Captain Co, r.
3. John A. Morgan, First Lieutenant,
Co, A.
o. j. G. Scarborough, Sergeant, Co. l.
SECOND NORTH CAROLINA REGI-
MENT.
First Group
/. William r. Cox, Colonel.
2. Charles C. Tew Colonel.
3. John p. Cobb. Colonel.
4. George l. Kirby. Surgeon.
;. d. w HURT. Major.
6. w. NJ. Norman, Captain Go. A.
7. w T. Faircloth. Captain and AS
sistant Quarter Master
Second Group
J. W. H. H. Cobb. Assistant Surgeon
2 Richard D. Hancock. First Lieuten-
ant Co. X.
Wv. J. Street. Second Lieutenant
Co. X.
g. Il. X. Bryan. Second Lieutenant Co. l.
;. e. J. Brooks, Orderly Sergeant, Co. /.
8. A. J. Casey, private. Co. H.
:. ~ Colin Hughes, First Lieutenant
ard Adiutapt.
5. S. r. Street. Corporal. Co. X
THIRD NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
l. CASTOR Meares. Colonel,
= Vim. Lord DeRossett, Colonel.
g. r. Fl. Coan. Lieut. Colonel.
(. William NJ. Parsley. Lieut.. Colonel
8 John r. S. Van Bokkelen, Captain.
Co. d.
G. John Coan Captain. Co. d.
Z James /. Nets Captain. Co G
s. Rev Geo. Patterson. y. d., Chaplain.
. Thomas r. Wood. Assistant Surgeon.