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 Library of Congress Subject Headings, 21st edition, 1998 English North Carolina. Militia -- Registers. Confederate States of America. Army -- Registers. Coast defenses -- North Carolina -- History -- 19th century. North Carolina -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865. United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Regimental histories. United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Equipment and supplies. 2000-11-13, Celine Noel and Wanda Gunther revised TEIHeader and created catalog record for the electronic edition. 2000-05-19, Jill Kuhn finished TEI-conformant encoding and final proofing. 2000-05-18, Elizabeth S. Wright finished TEI/SGML encoding 2000-05-09, Katherine Anderson finished scanning (OCR) and proofing. STATE CONVENTION.] [JUNE 1861. Ordered to be printed. Syme & Hall, Printers to the Convention. STATE TROOPS. To the Hon. Weldon N. Edwards President of the Convention:

SIR: In reply to the resolution of the Convention, asking the Military Board to report on this day, at 10 o'clock, A.M., the number of State troops that have been raised by enlistment or otherwise; their places of rendezvous; the names of the commissioned officers; the number of privates, and non-commissioned officers; and the counties from whence they are furnished,—the Military Board have instructed me to say that as neither the enlistment papers nor the muster rolls are filed in this office, there are no data by which the information can be furnished.—Such information can only be had from the Adjutant General's office, from the actual muster rolls. The Board have, however, procured from that officer an abstract of the number of men reported up to this time by the mustering officers, which can be found in Schedule marked C, appended to this report. Nor is it known officially where the respective Regiments are rendezvoused, from any official papers in this Department. From correspondence, however, with the various Commandants of Regiments, it is ascertained that the second, Col. Tew's Regiment, the third, Col. Meares' Regiment, the fourth, Col. Anderson's Regiment, are rendezvoused at, Garysburg; the 5th, Col. McRae's Regiment, at Halifax; the sixth, Col. Fisher's Regiment, at Company's Shops; the first, Col. Stokes' Regiment, at Warrenton and the seventh, Col. Campbell's Regiment, is under orders to rendezvous at the Company's Shops when the sixth Regiment shall have left. The organization, of the eighth Regiment commenced but a few days since.

This State force, unlike the Volunteers, has not been drawn from Counties, but has been recruited from all parts of the State. Until all the troops are mustered into the service, the number of privates and non-commissioned officers, the latter of whom are appointed by the Colonels respectively, cannot be ascertained.

The resolution asks for the names of the commissioned officers. Not a single commission has been issued to any officer of a Regiment. The necessities of the service have not yet called for the issue of commissions; and the immense pressure of business on every department of the military, with the very inadequate clerical force at their disposal, has precluded the execution of any business which could be postponed without injury to the service.

It is thought, however, that instead of commissioned officers, the real wish of the Convention was to obtain the names of the appointees. On the 27th of May, His Excellency, the Governor, in answer to a call of the Convention, reported the names of the appointees up to that date, and they will be found in Schedule C of that Document, to which the Board refer—pages 20 to 24, inclusive. Some of those persons have resigned or declined, and their names will be found in Schedule marked B, herewith. The names of the appointees since that period are to be found in schedule marked A.

It is proper to add that of these appointees, it is known that some have not yet accepted, that others will decline, and, from the difficulty in forming the companies, that others will ultimately be dropped, and not be included in the organization of a Regiment.

In schedule D, will be found a list of appointees made since the report of May, 27th, who have already declined the appointments conferred upon them.

The Board will be happy to communicate at any tine to the Convention any information it may be in their power relative to the military force of the State.

I have the honor to be, Sir, &c., &c., WARREN WINSLOW, President, &c. June 26th, 1861. SCHEDULE A. APPOINTMENTS MADE BY THE GOVERNOR AND MILITARY BOARD SINCE THE REPORT OF MAY 27th, 1861.

Richard C. Gatlin,Brigadier General—U. S. Army.James G. Martin,Col. & Adj. Gen. State Troops—U. S. A.W. G. Robinson,Major & Ass. Adj. Gen.—U.S.A.Wm. B. Gulick,Capt. and Asst. Adj. General.Samuel J. Person,Lt. Col. and Asst. Q.M. and P.M. General.Thos. B. Venable,Major and “ R. G. Rankin,Captain, and “ Abraham Myers “ “James Sloan, “ “David Schenck, Captain, and Assistant Commissary Gen.Aug. Merrimon, “ “----- Gibbon, Lt. Col., Art. and Engineers—U. S. Army.S. D. Ramseur, Major, “ U. S. Army.Basil C. Manly, Captain, “John A. Ramsey, “ “J. J. Hedrick, “ “W. S. G. Andrews, “ “W. W. Pierce, “ “Thomas Walton, “ “W. J. Saunders, 1st Lieut. “James C. Riley, “ “J. A. Baker, “ “A. G. Parsley, “ “Jas. L. Mannery, “ “John Robinson, “ “W. L. Saunders, “ “
J. M. Stevenson1st. Lieut., Art. and Engineer.Josiah Collins, Jr., “ “A. J. Riggs, “ “Daniel Cogdell, “ “A. C. Latham, “ “R. H. Smith Thomas, “ “B. B. Guion, 2d Lieut. “Thos. Bridgers, “ “J. O. Miller, “ “J. C. McIlhenry, “ “R. E. Walker, “ “Walter H. Pender, “ “William Myers, “ “Jesse F. Wood, “ “J. D. Cummings, “ “J. B. Huggins, “ “C. S. Primrose, “ “R. W. Evans, “ “Jos. W. Stevenson, “ “James Bryan, “ “Heman H. Brantley, “ “S. Venable Daniel, “ “Robert Ransom, Colonel of Cavalry, U. S. Army.Samuel S. Baker, Lieut. Colonel, “James B. Gordon, Senior Major, “Victor C. Barringer, Junior Major. Wm. L. Hilliard, Surgeon.John H. Whitaker, Captain Cavalry.John Booth, “Thomas Ruffin, “Wm. J. Houston, “John W. Woodfin, “B. A. Thomas, “B. L. Cole, “Rufus Barringer, “
Charles Pearson, 1st Lieutenant of Cavalry.J. B. Dodd, “C. H. Foster, “Wm. R. Wood, “Wm. R. West, “Frances D. Stocton, “J. J. B. Vick, “J. A. Fisher, “J. W. Council, 2d Lieutenant.A. B. Andrews, “Wm. R. T. Williams, “Jesse S. Smith, “J. C. Blair, “John G. Blasengame, “N. M. Harris, “R. W. Atkinson, “Milas W. Johnston, “

 BATTALION OF CAVALRY—SPRUILL'S LEGION

Samuel H. Spruill, Colonel.L. D. Satterthwaite, Captain.John Randolph, “James W. Strange, “W. H. Lutterloh, 2d Lieutenant.Joseph Baker, jr., “M. S. Stokes, Colonel, 1st Regiment Infantry,John A. McDowell, Major, “ “Charles Skinner, Surgeon, “ “Charles J. Gee, Ass't Surgeon, “ “Jas. H. Spainhour, Chaplain, “ “Julius W. Wright, Captain, “ “James A. Wright, “ “ “James S. Hines, “ “ “Louis C. Latham, “ “ “Wm. E. Cannady, “ “ “John N. Whitford, “ “ “
G. Hays Beatty, 1st Lieut., 1st Regiment Infantry,Jos. J. Forbes, “ “ “John L. Wooster, “ “ “Hardy L. Fennel, “ “ “Hugh A. Brown, “ “ “N. J. Whitehurst, “ “ “Nat. A. Gregory, “ “ “J. L. Pennington, “ “ “Guilford L. Dudley, 2d Lieut., “ “Owen Fennel, “ “ “Marcus A. Parks, “ “ “Richard F. Langdon, “ “ “John R. Larkins, “ “ “Thos. S. Bonchell, “ “ “Israel H. Hargrove, “ “ “W. R. Cox, Major, 2d Regiment of Infantry.Wm. J. Courts, Surgeon, “ “Geo. L. Kirby, 1st Ass. “ “J. Stuart DeVane, “ “ “A. A. Watson, Chaplain, “ “D. W. Hurst, Captain, “ “George C. Lewis, “ “ “Simon E. Koonce, “ “ “J. P. Dillingam, “ “ “Alexander Miller, “ “ “T. J. Dickinson, 2d Lieutenant, “ “E. K. Bryan, “ “ “Rich'd D. Hancock, “ “ “John C. Gorman, “ “ “Robert Jones, “ “ “Sylvester Taylor, “ “ “J. T. Hellen, “ “ “James S. McRee, Surgeon, 3d Regiment Infantry,Kenneth A. Black, Ass't Surgeon, “ “Josh. C. Walker, “ “ “Thomas Hill, Captain, “ “
Wm. M. Parsley, 1st Lieut., 3d Regiment Infantry,Edw'd H. Rhodes, “ “ “Swift Galloway, “ “ “Edward Speaman, “ “ “W. T. Emet, “ “ “H. B. Willis, “ “ “Solomon Gornto, “ “ “Leander Moore, 2d Lieut., “ “R. S. Radcliff, “ “ “Rufus F. Pellitier, “ “ “Thomas Cowan, “ “ “Charles Mallet, “ “ “Elisha Porter, “ “ “J. W. Ranciman, “ “ “T. B. Henderson, “ “ “John P. Hand, “ “ “Bryan Grimes, Major, 4th Regiment Infantry,Edmund F. Ashe, Surgeon, “ “Wm. Capeheart, Ass't. Surgeon, “ “Wm. J. Jordan, “ “ “Jas. H. Wood, Captain, “ “Julius L. Gorrell, “ “ “A. K. Simonton, “ “ “F. M. Y. McNeeley, “ “ “David M. Carter, “ “ “W. F. Kelly, “ “ “John B. Andrews, “ “ “T. C. Watson, 1st Lieut., “ “H. C. Gorrell, “ “ “Joseph Hill, “ “ “Wm. A. Eliason, “ “ “Thos. L. Perry, “ “ “Sam'l A. Kelley, “ “ “James R. Read, “ “ “Jesse F. Stancill, 2d Lieut., “ “John F. Howlett, “ “ “
Cameron Waddell, 2d Lieut., 4th Regiment Infantry,W. J. L. Davidson, “ “ “W. C. Conghenoir, “ “ “E. Q. Reading, “ “ “Thos. J. Brown, “ “ “Edm'd A. Osborne, “ “ “John R. Harris, “ “ “W. R. Murray, “ “ “W. C. Winslow, “ “ “Wm. G. Falls, “ “ “Marcus Hoffin, “ “ “D. R. Latham, “ “ “Sam. C. Davis, “ “ “Joseph C. White, “ “ “Joseph P. Jones, Lieut. Colonel,5th Reg. Inf.—U. S. A.John C. Badham, Major, 5th Regiment Infantry,Jas. A. McRae, Surgeon, “ “John K. Ruffin, Ass't Surgeon, “ “O. B. Savage, “ “ “Jas. Sinclair, Chaplain, “ “E. D. Snead, Captain, “ “H. C. Jones, Jr., “ “ “N. A. H. Goddin, “ “ “Sam'l Reeves, Jr., “ “ “Wm. J. Hill, “ “ “Wm. G. Brinson, 1st Lieut., “ “T. P. Thompson, “ “ “Rich'd R. Grant, 2d Lieut., “ “Isaac E. Pierce, “ “ “Elijah C. Cuthbert, “ “ “J. A. Jones, “ “ “Roscoe Reddick, “ “ “C. E. Lightfoot, Major, 6th Regiment of Infantry,A.M. Nesbitt, Surgeon, “ “J. A. Caldwell, Ass't Surgeon, “ “C. A. Henderson, “ “ “
A. A. Mitchell, Captain, 6th Regiment Infantry,A. C. Avery, 1st Lieut., “ “Wm. K. Parish, “ “ “W. J. S. Denham, “ “ “Duncan C. Pearson, “ “ “Sam'l S. Kirkland, “ “ “R. B. Smith, “ “ “M. W. Page, “ “ “Levi H. Walker, “ “ “J. C. Turner, 2d Lieutenant, “ “W. E. McMannen, “ “ “Jas. B. Burns, “ “ “J. A. McPherson, “ “ “W. B. Barbee, “ “ “Q. T. Anderson, “ “ “Evans Turner, “ “ “Henry C. Dixon, “ “ “W. B. Allen, “ “ “Jerry A. Lea, “ “ “R. P. Campbell, Colonel, 7th Regiment Infantry,Ed. G. Haywood, Lieut. Colonel, “ “Walter Draughon, Major, “ “Wm. B. Walker, Captain, “ “Robt. S. Young, “ “ “Caleb N. White, “ “ “Wm. L. Davidson, “ “ “H. W. Abernathy, “ “ “Geo. M. Duskin, “ “ “R. B. McRae, “ “ “Wm. C. Lord, “ “ “J. P. Cunningham, 1st Lieut., “ “John E. Brown, “ “ “R. R. Collier, “ “ “John K. Hughes, “ “ “D. R. Murchison, “ “ “G. C. McConnaughey, “ “ “
Lucio Mitchell, 2d Lieut., 7th Regiment Infantry,Frederick Nash, “ “ “P. H. McKay, “ “ “L. A. Henderson, “ “ “Theodore Deems, “ “ “W. H. Johnston, “ “ “A. D. Moore, Jr., “ “ “Henry M. Shaw, Colonel, 8th Regiment Infantry,Geo. Williamson, Major, “ “W. M. Campbell, Surgeon, “ “----- Ritter, Ass't Surgeon, “ “And. J. Rogers, Captain, “ “Henry McRae, “ “ “Arch. H. Gregory, 1st Lieut., “ “Hamilton Long, “ “ “James H. Kerr, “ “ “A. J. Costin, “ “ “John D. Young, 2d Lieut., “ “Jas. C. Cooper, “ “ “Jacob Shepherd, “ “ “F. J. Haywood, Jr., “ “ “Sam'l. A. Riddick, “ “ “Kerr Craig, “ “ “John A. Graham, “ “ “

 SCHEDULE B. DECLINED.

Rufus, S. Tucker, Captain, Ass. Qu. M. and P.M. Charles P. Bolles, “ Corps Art. Ord. and Eng. Gabriel H. Hill, “ “ “ Thomas H. Brem, “ “ “ Sam. J. Lowrie, 1st Lieut. “ “ Joseph Graham, 2d Lieut., “ “ J. W., Woodfin, Major, Cavalry. John H. Winder, Colonel, 1st Regiment Infantry. George S. Lovejoy, Captain, “ “ “ William D. Gone, 2d Lieut., 2d “ “ Franklin Faison, Captain, 3d “ “ F. A. Haher, 1st Lieut., “ “ “ George W. Clayton, Captain, 4th “ “ Robt. B. Cowan, “ “ “ “ R. M. Nelson, 1st Lieut., “ “ “ John C. Syme, 2d Lieut., “ “ “ A. J. Halyburton, “ “ “ “

SCHEDULE C. ABSTRACT OF THE NUMBER OF MEN REPORTED UP TO THIS TIME BY THE MUSTERING OFFICERS TO THE ADJUTANT GENERAL OF THE STATE TROOPS. ENLISTED MEN. Regiment of Artillery and Engineers, 80 2nd Regiment of Infantry, 818 3rd [Regiment of Infantry,] 381 5th [Regiment of Infantry,] 251 6th [Regiment of Infantry,] 721 Total, 2251

This includes all information up to this date. June 26th, 1861.

 SCHEDULE D. DECLINED.

D. A. Barnes, Major, Cavalry, W. W. Davis, 1st Ass. Surgeon, 3rd Regiment Infantry, H. B. Hammond, 1st Lieut., 7th “ “ R. M. Quince, 2d Lieut., 3rd “ “ Sam. Reeves, 1st Lieut., 4th “ “ G. W. Wightman, 2d Lieut., 5th “ “ J. A. Walthall, Drill Master, J. N Whitford, 2d Lieut., 2d “ “ J. M. Williams, 1st Lieut., Cavalry.

15 Officers of the Cleaveland Blues, 16 [Officers of the] LaFayette Light Infantry, 17 [Officers of the] Davidson Guards, 18 [Officers of the] Lexington Wild Cats 19 [Officers of the] Davie Greys, 20 [Officers of the] Davie Sweep Stakes, 21 [Officers of the] Edgecombe Rifles, 22 [Officers of the] Confederate Guards, 23 [Officers of the] Forsyth Greys, 24 [Officers of the] Tar River Guards, 25 [Officers of the] King's Mouutain Greys, 26 [Officers of the] Gates Guards, 27 [Officers of the] Green County Riflemen, 28 [Officers of the] Haw River Rifles, 29 [Officers of the] Guilford Men, 30 [Officers of the] Harnett Light Infantry, 31 [Officers of the] Haywood Volunteers, 32 [Officers of the] Henderson Guards, 33 [Officers of the] Hertford Light Infantry, 34 [Officers of the] Beattie's Ford Riflemen, 35 [Officers of the] McDowell Riflemen, 36 [Officers of the] Charlotte Greys, 37 [Officers of the] Montgomery Volunteers, 38 [Officers of the] Moore's Creek Rifle Guards. 39 [Officers of the] Wilmington Horse Artillery, 40 [Officers of the] Nash Boys, 41 [Officers of the] Onslow Greys, 42 [Officers of the] State Guards, 43 [Officers of the] Perquimans Beauregards, 44 [Officers of the] John Harvey Guards, 45 [Officers of the] Roxboro Greys, 46 [Officers of the] Tar River Boys, 47 [Officers of the] Pitt Volunteers, 48 [Officers of the] Robinson Rifle Guards, 49 [Officers of the] Lumberton Guards, 50 [Officers of the] Wolf Island Guards, 51 Officers of the Rockingham Guards, 52 [Officers of the] Lawsonville Dixie Boys, 53 [Officers of the] Sampson Rangers 54 [Officers of the] Holmes Riflemen, 55 [Officers of the] Stanley Marksmen, 56 [Officers of the] Surry Regulators, 57 [Officers of the] Scuppernong Greys, 58 [Officers of the] Monroe Light Infantry, 59 [Officers of the] Oak City Guards, 60 [Officers of the] N.C. Greys, 61 [Officers of the] Raleigh Rifles, 62 [Officers of the] Warren Riflemen, 63 [Officers of the] Washington Volunteers, 64 [Officers of the] Goldsboro Volunteers, 65 [Officers of the] Wilson Light Infantry, 66 [Officers of the] Black Mountain Boys, 67 [Officers of the] Columbus Guards, No. 2, 68 [Officers of the] Columbus Guards, No. 3, SECOND REGIMENT N. C. VOLUNTEERS ORDERED TO RICHMOND, VA.

COMPANIES. COMMANDING OFFICER. RANK AND FILE. 1 Warrenton Guards, Capt. B. O. Wade, 94 2 Granville Greys, “ Geo. Wortham, 90 3 Halifax Light Infantry, “ Jas. H. Whitaker, 78 4 Cleaveland Guards, “ Jerome Fulton, * 103 5 Catawba Rifles, “ John Ray, * 6 Duplin Rifles, “ Thos. S. Keenan, 95 7 Nash Boys, “ W. T. Williams, 71 8 Warrenton Rifles, “ Thos. Jones, 90 9 Townsville Guards, “ H. E. Coleman, 10 Lumberton Guards, “ R. M. Norment, 88

Colonel—Solomon Williams, 1 Lt. Col.—Edward Cantwell, 1 Major—A. W. Burton, 1 *Capt. Fulton was elected to fill the vacancy made by the promotion of Maj. A W. Burton. *Capt. Ray, elected to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Capt. T. W. Bradburn.

The muster rolls of the Catawba Rifles, Capt. Ray, and the Townsville Guards, Capt. Coleman, have not been forwarded to this office, hence the blanks in the list of rank and file—and the aggregate not being made out—they have been written for.

 SCHEDULE C.

NAME.RANK. REGIMENT AND CORPS. PAY PER MO.Walter Gwynn, Brig. Gen'l Gen. Staff State Troops,R. H. Riddick, Lieut. Col'l Assistant Adj't General, $185L. O'B. Branch, Colonel, Q.M. & Paymaster Gen. 210Aug. M. Lewis, Major, “ “ 162Jno. W. Cameron, Captain, Ass't Q.M. & P.M., 140Rufus S. Tucker, Captain, “ “ 140Wm. Johnston, Colonel, Com. Gen. of Subsistence, 210Daniel G. Fowle, Captain, Commissary “ 140W. W. Morrison, Captain, “ “ 140John Devereux, Captain, “ “ 140C. E. Johnson, Colonel, Surgeon General, 210J. A. J. Bradford, Colonel, Corps Art., Ord. & Eng. 210W. B. Thompson, Major, “ 162Charles P. Bolles, Captain, “ 130Henry T. Guion, Captain, “ 130John C. Winder, Captain, “ 130Gab'l H. Hill, Captain, “ 130Alexander Moore, Captain, “ 130Thomas H. Brem, Captain, “ 130Jos'h S. Pender, Captain, “ 130Samuel Ashe, 1st Lieut't, “ 90A. W. Lawrence, 1st Lieut't, “ 90Sam'l J. Lowrie, 1st Lieut't, “ 90Joseph Graham, 2nd Lieut't, “ 80A. D. Moore, jr., 2nd Lieut't, “ 80Arthur Williams, 2nd Lieut't, “ 80J. W. Woodfin Major, Cavalry, 162T. N. Crumpler, Captain, “ 140George W. Hayes, Captain, “ 140J. M. Miller, Captain, “ 140
NAME.RANK. REGIMENT AND CORPS.PAY PER MO.G. N. Folke, Captain, Cavalry, $140W. H. Cheek, Captain, “ 140M. D. L. McLeod, 1st Lieut't, “ 100S. P. Caldwell, 2d Lieut't, “ 90R. H. Maxwell, 2d Lieut't, “ 90John H. Winder, Colonel, 1st Regim't of Infantry, de'd.M. W. Ransom, Lt. Colonel “ 170T. L. Skinner, Captain, “ 130Wm. A. Moore, Captain, “ 130Geo. S. Lovejoy, Captain, “ 130T. S. Galloway, Captain, “ 130J. A. Benbury, 1st Lieut't, “ 90Oliver C. Petway, 1st Lieut't, “ 90T. H. Holmes, 1st Lieut't, “ 90Lem. C. Benbury, 2d Lieut't, “ 80Aug. M. Moore, 2d Lieut't, “ 80R. B. Gilliam, jr., 2d Lieut't, “ 80C. C. Tew, Colonel, 2nd Regim't of Infantry 195Wm. P. Bynum, Lt. Colonel “ 170E. D. Hall , Captain, “ 130John Howard, Captain, “ 130Stephen D. Poole, Captain, “ 130W. S. Stallings, Captain, “ 130Alsey J. Taylor, Captain, “ 130Hugh L. Cole, Captain, “ 130Harvey Sawyer, Captain, “ 130J. L. Washington, Captain, “ 130L. Davidson, Captain, “ 130Joseph Price, 1st Lieut't, “ 90Owen Williams, 1st Lieut't, “ 90John C. Manson, 1st Lieut't, “ 90I. C. Applewhite, 1st Lieut't, “ 90Louis Hilliard, 1st Lieut't, “ 90M. N. Chadwick, 1st Lieut't, “ 90Donald D. Muno, 1st Lieut't, “ 90John E. Brown, 1st Lieut't, “ 90James Sterling, 2d Lieut't, “ 80
NAME.RANK.REGIMENT AND CORPS.PAY PER MO.Calvin Barnes, 2d Lieut't, 2nd Regim't of Infantry 80J. P. Robeson, 2d Lieut't, “ 80Joseph Pierce, 2d Lieut't, “ 80William D. Cone, 2d Lieut't, “ 80R. Wetherington, 2d Lieut't, “ 80John P. Cobb, 2d Lieut't, “ 80William J. Kerr, 2d Lieut't, “ 80James Price, 2d Lieut't, “ 80B. F. Miller, 2d Lieut't, “ 80I. M. Williams 2d Lieut't, “ 80H. J. B. Clark, 2d Lieut't, “ 80J. W. Gulick, 2d Lieut't, “ 80Gas'n H. Meares, Colonel, 3rd Regim't of Infantry, 195Robert H. Cowan, Lt. Colonel, “170W. L. DeRosset, Major, “ 150D. A. Lamont, Captain, “ 130S. D. Thurston, Captain, “ 130Peter Mallet, Captain, “ 130Edward Savage, Captain, “ 130M. L. F. Redd, Captain, “ 130Franklin Faison, Captain, “ 130J. Alex. Faison, Captain, “ 130Theo. N. Sykes, Captain, “ 130Jas. K. Marshal, Captain, “ 130David Williams, Captain, “ 130C. H. Stephens, 1st Lieut't, “ 90John Brown, 1st Lieut't, “ 90F. T. Hahr, 1st Lieut't, “ 90W. A. Cumming, 1st Lieut't, “ 90J. S. Dunn, 1st Lieut't, “ 90L. P. Warren, 1st Lieut't, “ 90T. E. Armstrong, 1st Lieut't, “ 90W. T. Horn, 2nd Lieut't “ 80F. S. VanBokelen, 2nd Lieut't “ 90R. P. Allen, 2nd Lieut't “ 80John C. Badham, 2nd Lieut't “ 80H. W. Bannerman, 2nd Lieut't “ 80James A. Rose, 2nd Lieut't “ 80
NAME. RANK. REGIMENT AND CORPS. PAY PER MO.Edw'd G. Meares, 2nd Lieut't 3rd Regim't of Infantry, $80W. J. Kemp, 2nd Lieut't “ 80Edward A. Small, 2nd Lieut't “ 80John T. Mann, 2nd Lieut't “ 80William Calder, 2nd Lieut't “ 80Robert E. Calder, 2nd Lieut't “ 80Geo B. Anderson, Colonel, 4th Regim't of Infantry, 195John A. Young, Lt. Colonel “ 170H. K. Burgwin, jr. Captain, “ 130Geo W. Clayton, Captain, “ 130John A. Lindsay, Captain, “ 130Robert B. Cowan, Captain, “ 130Al'd M. Waddell, Captain, “ 130McLeod Turner, 1st Lieut't “ 90John D. Hyman, 1st Lieut't “ 90Samuel Lander, 1st Lieut't “ 90R. M. Nelson, 1st Lieut't “ 90Edward Sumner, 1st Lieut't “ 90John C. Syme, 2nd Lieut't “ 80A. J. Halyburton, 2nd Lieut't “ 80Jacob Shephard, 2nd Lieut't “ 80F. H. Dewey, 2nd Lieut't “ 80Dun'n K. McRae, Colonel, 5th Regim't of Infantry, 195P. J. Sinclair, Captain, “ 130J. V. Jordan, Captain, “ 130Sol. B. Doudge, Captain, “ 130John W. Lee, Captain “ 130Henry Mullins, 1st Lieut't “ 90Jas. R. Doughtie, 1st Lieut't “ 90G. B. West, 1st Lieut't “ 90G. W. Wightman, 2nd Lieut't “ 80Charles R. King, 2nd Lieut't “ 80French Strange, 2nd Lieut't “ 80Benj'n Robinson, 2nd Lieut't, “ 80Charles F. Fisher, Colonel, 6th Regim't of Infantry, 195Wil'm T. Dortch, Lt. Colonel “ 170
NAME. RANK. REGIMENT AND CORPS. PAY PER MO.R. M. McKinney, Captain, 6th Regim't of Infantry, $130Robert F. Webb, Captain, “ 130W. J. Freeland, Captain, “ 130S. McD. Tate, Captain, “ 130Isaac E. Avery, Captain, “ 130James W. Wilson, Captain, “ 130James E. Craige, Captain, “ 130James L. Hill, Captain, “ 130A. K. Simonton, Captain, “ 130P. A. York, Captain, “ 130Peter E. Hines, Surgeon, 1st Reg't N.C. Vol. Inf. 150James Johnson, Surgeon, 2nd “ “ 150D. Montgomery, Surgeon, 3rd “ “ 150Joseph A. Baker, 1st As't S. 1st “ “ 130P. W. Young, 1st As't S. 2nd “ “ 130George A. Foote, 1st As't S. 3rd “ “ 130John G. Hardy, 2nd As't S . 1st “ “ 110John F. Miller 2nd As't. S. 2nd “ “ 110Wil'm S. Moody, 2nd As't S. Not assigned, 110John McAdden, 1st As't S. 3rd Reg't N. C. 130E. J. Yates, Chaplain, 1st Reg't of N. C. Vol's, 150Fred. Fitzgerald, Chaplain, 2nd “ “ 150John N . Andrews, Chaplain, 3rd “ “ 150J. A. Walthall, Drill Mas'r 20Jerry Perry, Drill Mas'r 20P. H. Grandy, Drill Mas'r 20Wil'm H. Bogan, Drill Mas'r 20J. A. Jones, Drill Mas'r 20

 NAVAL FORCE.

NAME. RANK. PER ANNUM Wm. T. Muse, Comman'r, Commanding in Chief, $ P. U. Murphy, Lieutenant Com'g Stmr. Kehukee, T. M. Crossan, Lieutenant At Hatteras Station, W. W. Roberts, Lieutenant Steamer Albemarle, David Coleman, Lieutenant Steamer Ellis, Robert C. Duval, Lieutenant Beaufort Station, Edward Warren Surgeon, Ocracoke, Wyatt M. Brown, Surgeon, Hatteras, John Johnson, Paymaster Ocracoke, Elwood Morris, Eng in Chf “ J. W. Parks, Chief Eng. Steamer Ellis, ---- Agnew, 3d As't En. Ocracoke Wm. T. Moore, Midship'n, Steamer Ellis, Oliver S. Dewey, Navy Ag't Newberne, 1000 Marshall Parks, Navy Ag't Norfolk, 1000

VESSELS. Steamer Ellis—purchased, Seamer Albemarle—purchased, Steamer Kehukee—chartered. SCHEDULE D. THE NUMBER OF MEN ORDERED TO SERVICE IN VIRGINIA FROM THIS STATE. 1ST REGIMENT NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS. 1 Colonel. 1 Lieutenant Colonel, 1 Major, 10 Captains, 30 Lieutenants, 3 Surgeons, 1 Chaplain, 871 Rank, and File, Total, 918 2D REGIMENT NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS. 1 Colonel, 1 Lieutenant Colonel, 1 Major, 10 Captains, 30 Lieutenants, 3 Surgeons, 1 Chaplain, 881 Rank and File. Total, 928

3RD AND 4TH REGIMENTS OF VOLUNTEERS in process of organization with marching orders, included in those at Camps of Instruction.

The muster rolls of two companies not furnished in the 2nd, Regiment, and an approximate estimate made as to them. The estimate can hardly differ from the real strength to much extent.

 SCHEDULE E. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, RALEIGH, May 27, 1861. To His Excellency,the Governor of the State of North Carolina:

SIR:—In obedience to your order, I enclose you a full copy of the number of volunteers that have tendered their services to the State, and that have been accepted. I also send you a statement of the number of troops stationed at each post in the State. The exact number of men belonging to each company, except those mustered into service, cannot be ascertained. The companies tendered have each sixty-four men rank and file. Muster rolls have been forwarded to the different places where troops have been ordered to assemble, and the complete muster rolls will be forwarded to this office. I have not seen the resolution of the committee, calling on your Excellency for information, and have given consequently a full statement from the books of this office.

Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, J. F. HOKE, Adjutant General. IN RALEIGH. Raleigh Rifles, Captain W. H. Harrison, Oak City Guards, [Captain] G. H. Faribault, Ellis Guards, [Captain] C. G. Love, Black Mountain Boys, [Captain] J. S. McElroy, Reid Guards, [Captain] T. T. Slade, Rough and Ready Guards, [Captain] Z. B. Vance, AT CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. Henderson Guards, Captain W. M. Shipp, Madison Light Infantry, [Captain] John Peak, Rocky Mount Light Infantry, [Captain] W. H. Hammond, Haywood Volunteers, [Captain] R. G. A. Love, Ellis Rifle Guards, [Captain] P. J. Sinclair, Stanley Marksmen, [Captain] Rich'd Anderson. AT GARYSBURG. Alamance Regulators, Captain T. Ruffin, Jr., Cleaveland Blues, [Captain] Ed. Dixon. ORDERED TO GARYSBURG. Alamance Boys, Captain J. R. Stockard, Confederate Guards, [Captain] Jas. H. Swindell, Lexington Wild Cats, [Captain] Jesse Hargrave, Davie Sweep Stakes, [Captain] W. F. Kelly, Haw River Rifles, [Captain] W. W. Roberts, Northampton Guards, [Captain] S. L. Stancell, Monroe Light Infantry, [Captain] Wm. McCrea. AT WELDON. Anson Guards, Captain Rob't T. Hall, Yanceyville Greys, [Captain] John A. Graves, Leasburg Greys, [Captain] John T. Hambrick, Milton Blues, [Captain] Jas. T. Mitchell, Columbus Guards, [Captain] Jno. W. Ellis, Thomasville Rifles, [Captain] Willis L. Miller, Davie Greys, [Captain] Jesse A. Clement, Edgecombe Rifles, [Captain] J. H. Hyman, Roanoke Minute Men, [Captain] W. A. Johnston, Randelsburg Rifles, [Captain] A. A. Erwin, Rockingham Guards, [Captain] A. M. Scales, Rockingham Volunteers, [Captain] Thos. Settle. ORDERED TO WELDON. Bertie Volunteers, Captain J. C. Jacocks, Johnston Volunteers, [Captain] E. D. Snead, Lawsonville Dixie Boys, [Captain] S. P. Bailey, Rowan Artillery, [Captain] J. A. Ramsey, Surry Regulators, [Captain] R. E. Reeves, Beattie's Ford Riflemen, [Captain] A. H. Houston. COMPANIES AT AND ORDERED TO OCRACOKE. Washington Greys, Captain T. Sparrow, Hyde Volunteers, [Captain] J. J. Leith, Tar River Boys, [Captain] G. W. Johnston, Hertford Light Infantry, [Captain] Thos. H. Sharpe. COMPANIES AT AND ORDERED TO HATTERAS. Currituck Atlantic Rifles, Captain D. M. Lindsey, Roanoke Guards, [Captain] Jno. C. Lamb, Company B, of Martin county, [Captain] L. L. Clement. COMPANIES AT AND ORDERED TO NEWBERNE. Pitt Volunteers, Captain G. B. Singletary, Marleboro' Guards, [Captain] Will. H. Morrill, Dixie Rifles, [Captain] Henry R. Strong, Green County Riflemen, [Captain] Robt. H. Drysdale, COMPANIES AT GOLDSBORO. North Carolina Guards, Captain George F. Whitfield,