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The Daily Dispatch: March 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National Crisis. (search)

ier, 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 beeach. 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. W. Davis. The Valedictory Address was then delivered by Prof. Conway, and we have only space to say that it was worthy of his eminent reputation. Smith's

The Daily Dispatch: may 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], Ex-President Pierce on the war. (search)

The Louisa county Volunteers. --Captain Clayton G. Coleman, Jr.'s, corps of Louisa, are called the Frederick Hall Grays, and number, rank and file, 85 men.

The Daily Dispatch: September 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Ran away (search)

harles Mason, Ed. T. Taylors, King and Queen — Thomas R. Gresham, Roderick Bland, or, J. M. Jeffries. King William--Wm. A Braxton, Hardin Little page Wm. Geo. Pollard. Lancaster — Samuel Gresham, Col. S. Downing, Addison Hall. Lee — John D. Sharp. Ro. M. Bales, Peter C. Johnston. Lewis — James T. Jackson, Conrad Kester, Joseph C. Spalding. Logan — Isaac S. Samuels, P. K. McComas Joseph Barrett. Loudou — John W. Minor, Asa Rogers, John A. Carter. Louisa — John Hunter, Clayton G. Coleman, W. O. Harris. Lunenburg — John Orgain, Sterling Neblett, Jr. W. H. Hatchett. Lynchburg — Wm. T. Yancey John G. Meem, John M. Speed. Madison — Travis J. Twyman, A. R. Blakey, Robert A. Banks. Marion — A. S. Hayden, U. S. Arnett, Thos. F. Conaway. Marshall — W. H. Oldham, Joseph Gallagher, Chas A. Hoge. Mason — A. G. Eastham, David Long, J. M. H. Beale. Mathews — H. Hudgins, George E Tabb, John H. Blake. McDowell — Malcomb McNell, R. Vance, W. L. J

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