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Col. John M. Harrell, Confederate Military History, a library of Confederate States Military History: Volume 10.2, Arkansas (ed. Clement Anselm Evans) 30 4 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: March 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National Crisis. (search)
er Tompkins, Albemarle, Va. 47. John W. Bruffy, Augusta, Va. 48. William M. Thomas, Tazewell, Va. 49. Virgil Weaver, Fauquier, Va. 50. Rev. J. W. Miller. Richmond city. 51. Thos. L. Ingram, Lunenburg, Va. 52. Wm. Z. Heggle, Rockingham, N. C. 53. B. F. Raines, Sussex, Va. 54. Mason G. Ellzey, Loudoun, Va. 55. Jos. H. Wade, Henry, Va. 56. Clayton G. Coleman, Jr., Louisa, Va. 57. James C. Balley, Pearson co., N. C. 58. Wm. C. Jones, Highland, Va. 59. Thos. J. Reid, Dallas co., Ark. Prof. McCaw then announced the names of the fortunate competitors for the Warren Prize, which had been divided into two parts, of $50 each. The first was awarded to Dr. Isaiah H. White, of York county, for an Essay on Malarious Diseases; and the second to Dr. Mason G. Elzey, of Loudoun, for an Essay on Tetanus. Honorable mention was also made of Essays written by Drs. Clayton G. Coleman, Jr., Henry C. Rainey, Robert E. Moore, Cyrus Doggett, H. E. Jennings, and H