The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
MEN WHO GOVERNED .
THE CONFEDERACY
Valuable Data That Will Inter
est Veterans and Students OF
Country's History.
LIST OF HIGHEST OFFICIALS
nY rELAMoN CuYLEl,.

RY LEBANON CUYLER.
The general interest with which my
recent publication of the revised list
of the general officers of the Confcd-
crate Army was received has caused
me to publish the list of the high Off
Gals of the Confederate States Gov
crnment This is followed by the sign
ers of the Constitution of the Confed-
crate States of America, at Montgom-
cry, Alabama, the 18th of March, lool.
All these officers and signers are dead:
The following Is a list of the nigh
officials of the Confederate States OF
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures Davis, Missis-
sippi
Vice Observation-Disclosures Hamilton
Stephens, Georgia.
Secretary of State-Robcrt Toombs,
Georgia: r. NJ. T. Hunter Virginia; Ju-
dab Z. Benjamin, Louisiana.
Attorney -General--.rudah p. BenJa-
min. Louisiana: Thomas Bragg. North
Carolina: Thomas II. Watts. Alabama,
George Davis, North Carolina.
Secretary of the Treasury-C. 6.
Memminger, South Carolina; George A.
Trenholm, South Carolina.
Secretary of War--Leroy Pope Wal
ker, Alabama: Judah p. Benjamin,
louisiana; George w. Randolph, Vir-
GINA. General Gustavus w. Smith
Kentucky; James ~ Seldom, Virginia;
General John c. Breckenridge, Ken
lucky.
er-General-Henry II. Ell
lett. Mississippi; John IL. Regain, Texas,
Secretary of the Navy-Stephen II.
Mallory, Florida.
Chief of the Bureau of orders ana
Details-Commodore L. Forrest, Vir-
ginia.
MISUNDERSTANDING Buchanan, Mary
land Raphael Semmes, Alabama.
Commodores-Josiah Tattnall. Geor-
gia; Matthew f. Maury. Virginia.: VIII
liam c. Whittle. Virginia; George II.
Hollins. Maryland; D. N. lngraham,
South Carolina.
Commissioner OF Patents-Colonel
Rufus r. Rhodes. MISSISSIPPI.
Adjutant and Inspector General
General Samuel Cooper. Virginia.
Chief of the Bureau of War--R. G. H.
kean.
Quartermaster- General - Colonel A.
C. Myers, North Carolina General A.
4. Lawton, Georgia.
Commissary- Cen sral-Colonel l.. b.
Ncrthrup, North Carolina; General l. NJ
St. John, Georgia
Chief of Ordnance-Colonel Josiah
Gorsas, Virginia
onel T. S Rhett, South Carolina.
Chief of Engineer Bureau-General
j. L. Gilmcr, North Carolina.
Chief ef- Bureau of Consumption
General John $. Preston, South Caro-
lima.
Commanding Prison Camps-General
John II. Winder. Maryland.
Chief of the Bureau of Exchange
Colonel Robert Guild, Virginin.
taf of ,n Nv
reau-Colonel Richard Morton.
Assistant Provost Marshal-L.euten-
ant-Colonel ]. II. Darlington, Virginia.
Surgeon General = Colonel s. r..
Moore, NJ D., South Carolina.
Commissioners to foreign govern
ment, who We're sent out by the Con-
federate States Government:
To Great Britain-Iames NJ. Mason,
Virginia. William L. Yancey, Alabama.
To France-John Slidell. Louisiana.
To- Spain--P A. Rost, Louisiana,
To MeXico-Colonel John 7. pickett
Kentucky; General William Preston,
Kentucky
To the States of The Church uRome
1taly)-Bishop Z. n. Lynch, d. D.,
South Carolina.
To the United States of America
John Forsyth, Alabama, Martin J.
Crawford, Georgia; 4. Il. Roln...,
louisiana, hSoio'iSi St'aiipS d, y auihiitr
Virginia,
TO Belsium-A. Dudley Mann, Fir
ginia.
10 Russia-colonel l.. c. G. Lamar
Mississippi.
Consular, confidential and foreign
agents OF the Confederate states Gov
eminent:
Special Agents
To Canada-C, G. Clay, Alabama
Jacob Thompson, Mississippi; James I
Holcombe, Virginia.
To Havana cuba-charles j. Helm