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Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document [Page 1] August 11 1853 Col. Isaac D. Wilson (Darlington) was appointed (by His Excellency Governor J. L. Manning), one of the Board of Visitors, viz Hanna deceased. [Page 2] Citadel Academy, Charleston Nov. 21. 1853 The Board met this day to be present at the annual examination of the Cadets of this institution Present Genl. James Jones – Chairman Genl. D. F. Jamison Genl. D. Wallace Genl. John H. Means Col. Wilson The examination continued until Thursday evening, when the Board adjourned to meet at the Arsenal Academy Nov. 29 1853 Present Genl. Ja. Jones – Chairman His Excellency Gov. Manning Genl. D. F. Jamison Genl. D. Wallace Genl. John H. Means Col. Wilson Adjt. Genl. Cantey when the annual examination commenced and closed on the afternoon of the 30th inst. Board adjourned to meet on tomorrow at the Executive Office to examine the Bursars accounts of the Military Academies: & afterward to meet on Friday 2nd Dec. to hold their annual meeting. [Page 3] State Military Academies List of distinguished Cadets reported at the Annual Examinations Nov 1853 Names – District – Academy – Studies, etc. in which each Cadet particularly excels “Second Class” 1 J. Hallonquist – Barnwell – Citadel – Belles Lettres, Nat. Phil., Drawing, Conduct 2 T. Lee – Kershaw – Citadel – Nat Phil., Drawing, Conduct “Third Class” 1 J. D. Wylie – Lancaster – Citadel – Mathematics, French, Conduct 2 W. D. DuBose – Fairfield – Citadel – Mathematics, Belles Lettres, French "Fourth Class” 1 B. Sloan – Anderson – Citadel – Mathematics, Belles Lettres 2 J. F. Lanneau – Charleston – Citadel – Mathematics, Belles Lettres, French 1 H. S. Thompson – Greenville – Arsenal – Mathematics, Belles Lettres, French, Conduct 2 J. L. Coker – Darlington – Arsenal – Mathematics, French James Jones Chairman B of V [Page 4] Executive Office – Columbia Dec. 2 1853 At the annual meeting of the Board of Visitors consisting of Genl. James Jones, Chairman His Excellency Governor J. L. Manning Genl. D. F. Jamison Genl. Daniel Wallace Genl. John H. Means Col. Isaac D. Wilson Adj. Genl. Cantey The Report of the Superintendent of the Arsenal Academy was taken up, and read, when It was Resolved that the following Cadets be transferred from the Arsenal Academy to the Citadel Academy: viz 1 Burt – B 2 Capers – B 3 Coker – P 4 Coleman – P 5 Croft – P 6 Egleston – P 7 Erwin – P 8 Finch – B 9 Garmany – B 10 Holmes – P 11 Houser – P 12 King – P 13 Law – P 14 McAllister – B 15 McKeller – P 16 Manget – B 17 Muller – B 18 Nance – P 19 Palmer – P 20 Randell – P 21 Roberts – P 22 Ross – P 23 Sims – P 24 Steedman – P 25 Strait – B 26 Thompson – B 27 Walpole – P 28 Williams – P 29 Willingham – P 30 Wilson – B 31 Bowles – B 32 Johnson – B That Cadets Dickinson & Rowe be retained in 4th Class another year. That Brabham, Bell, Taylor & Calhoun be discharged - That the suspension of Cadets McQueen, Whitehead & Boatwright be confirmed - & that they be expelled – that Cadet Backstrom be re-instated - & that Cadet Walker be honorably discharged (absent on sick furlough). [Page 5] Resolved that the salaries of Professors White & Thomas be increased to $1200 each. Resolved that (pay) Cadet Garmany be transferred to the beneficiary list. Resolved that the following named persons be appointed beneficiary pupils to the Arsenal Academy for the year 1854 1 Robert E. Sweat – Beaufort 2 W. J. Gooding – Beaufort 3 Thos. N. Drose – Charleston 4 Robt. M. Anderson – Charleston 5 W. W. Whitney – Charleston 6 Thos. H. Mangum – Chesterfield 7 J. L. Folk – Colleton 8 W. D. Allen – Colleton 9 S. D. Robertson – Fairfield 10 B. Farr – Greenville 11 H. D’Oyley – Greenville 12 W. P. Nixon – Horry 13 J. E. Black – Laurens 14 R. H. Waldrop – Laurens 15 E. Bailey – Marion 16 John F. Baxter – Orangeburg 17 W. H. Zeigler – Orangeburg 18 F. N. Garvin – Pickens 19 J. J. Exum – Sumter 20 H. W. D. Garden – Sumter 21 W. J. B. Loyd – Sumter 22 W. C. Byers – Union 23 Jas. Hart – Union 24 R. T. Harper – York 25 W. G. Russell – York 26 J. W. Phillips – Charleston 27 Thos. H. Dalyrmple – Darlington S. W. DuBose – Fairfield [Page 6] And that the following named persons be appointed pay pupils at the Arsenal Academy for the year 1854 1 H. D. Moore – Abbeville 2 R. Robinson – Abbeville 3 E. Capers – Anderson 4 Jos. Erwin – Barnwell 5 Wm. McCreary – Barnwell 6 E. R. Hayes – Barnwell 7 H. P. D. Hay – Barnwell 8 John Whetstone – Barnwell 9 Wm. Whetstone – Barnwell 10 E. C. Chaplin – Beaufort 11 G. C. Mackay – Beaufort 12 S. F. Ellis – Beaufort 13 W. M. Tennent – Charleston 14 W. J. Davis 3rd Class Citadel – Charleston 15 T. W. Councell – Charleston 16 L. S. Benson – Charleston 17 W. A. McDowell – Charleston 18 J. E. Magwood – Charleston 19 P. K. McKelvey – Charleston 20 J. R. Heriot – Charleston 21 Robert Campbell – Charleston 22 P. Chavez – Charleston 23 B. F. Backstrom – Chester 24 Robt. Evans – Chesterfield 25 R. Campbell – same as No. 21 26 R. J. Muirhead – Colleton 27 M. O. Raysor – Colleton 28 W. Z. Bedon – Colleton 29 E. C. Ellis – Colleton 30 W. E. Charles – Darlington 31 Thos. H. Law – Darlington 32 W. T. Norwood – Darlington 33 J. W. Norwood – Darlington 34 S. W. DuBose – Darlington 35 H. A. Gaillard – Fairfield 36 W. Strother – Fairfield 37 R. K. Thomas – Fairfield 38 H. A. Cauble – Greenville 39 J. N. Southern – Greenville 40 Theo. Hemmingway – Georgetown 41 Chas. Bonney – Kershaw 42 John McCaw – Kershaw 43 B. Kennedy – Kershaw 44 G. F. Robenson – Kershaw 45 J. D. Steel – Lancaster 46 D. F. Gary – Laurens 47 J. E. Wolfe – Lexington 48 E. W. Steedman – Lexington 49 J. L. Steedman – Lexington 50 Thos. Dudley – Marlboro 51 A. B. Henegan – Marion 52 E. B. Ellerbe – Marion 53 D. Rutherford – Newberry 54 W. Darby – Orangeburg 55 J. A. Scott – Richland 56 W. H. Walker – Spartanburg 57 D. S. P. DuBose – Sumter 58 J. M. James – Sumter 59 J. L. Jeter – Union 60 J. P. Jeter – Union 61 W. T. Jeter – Union 62 Ja. A. Coward – Williamsburg 63 W. J. M. Lee – Williamsburg 64 L. M. Austin – Greenville Citadel Academy 3rd Class G. H. [Illegible] – P Anderson & W. J. Davis – No. 14 above P Resolved, DuBose No. 34 on paying for 2 quarters, be transferred to beneficiary list. [Page 7] The Report of the Superintendent of the Citadel Academy was taken up & read, when It was resolved That Cadets Erwin & Rugg (having been suspended) be expelled. That Cadets Baxter, Boatwright, Gadsden & Heape be honorably discharged. That Cadets Culpepper & Munnerlyn be examined; & if not prepared to go on with 2nd class, go on with a lower class. That Cadet Gibbes be retained in 2nd class. That Cadets Phinney, Rugg, & Palmer be discharged. That Cadets Trotti, Evans & Jones be retained in their present class. That Cadet Roach be honorably discharged and that Cadets Dennis, Hasell & J. White be discharged for deficiency. Resolved, that leave of absence be granted to Mr. J. L. Gregorie, Bursar, for three weeks in the present month. Resolved that in the course of instruction in National Hon. Law, the Constitution of the U. S. and S. C. – and Calhoun’s Disquisition on Government be substituted for story. Resolved that Dr. Hume report to the Chairman of the Board, the title of the work which he wishes to substitute for “Birds Elements” [Page 8] Resolved that the first three lines of the 29th par. of the reg. be struck out – and the following be substituted therefore viz. “The issue to each Cadet shall not exceed for any one year the following articles of clothing” viz &: and after “2 pairs of Berlin gloves,” insert “1 pr suspenders” – which the Board insist shall be worn at all times. Resolved that the 34 par of Reg shall be entirely struck out, and that the following shall be substituted – "34 The Bursar shall keep open a clothing account with each Cadet and charge him with all articles of clothing issued to him at cost price – and no Cadet shall be permitted to exceed the amount of sixty dollars per annum.” Resolved that the words “desiring it” be struck out of 51st par. of Reg. - & that the words “Superintendent” be substituted for the words “faculty” in 57th & 58th par. of Reg. Resolved that the first six words of 61 par of the Reg be struck out; & that the words “The Board of Visitors” shall be substituted therefore – and that the words “in writing” shall be inserted after the word “thereof” in 2nd line of par. 84 [Page 9] The following preamble & Resolutions were introduced by Col. Isaac D. Wilson – and unanimously adopted – Since the last meeting of this Board, death has invaded our ranks, and removed from amongst us, a respected and honored member – General William J. Hanna. Zealous and indefatigable in the discharge of his duties, he labored faithfully for the efficiency & usefulness of the institutions in part committed to his charge. To the successful accomplishment of his efforts, he brought to the task, a mind matured by experience, and familiar with the practical duties of life: a character prudent and discreet: at the same time, distinguished for great firmness and resolution. With these fortunate combinations, less could not have been expected than a successful result to all objects, to which his attention was directed. Called to participate in the organization of the Military Academies of the state, he was found a discreet advisor and prudent Counsellor; uniting in his character, those qualities of the head and heart, which mark the useful citizen, and enlightened public servant. But he has been called from the field of his usefulness, leaving to us the example of a well directed life in the service of his fellow men; & the Board of Visitors, desirous of recording their appreciation of his character, unite in this testimonial. Be it [Page 10] Resolved that we lament the removal, by death, of our late associate Genl. William J. Hanna, whose truthfulness of character endeared him to us, and whose faithful public conduct, commanded our respect and gratitude. Resolved That this Board has lost an honored and efficient member; and the state a conscientious & faithful officer. Resolved That we sincerely sympathize with the afflicted family of the deceased: & that a copy of this testimonial be transmitted to them. The Board of Visitors adjourned on Friday afternoon Dec 2 1853 (sine die). [Page 11] Columbia Dec 3 1853 The following Report was made to The Honorable The General Assembly of South Carolina The Board of Visitors of the State Military Academies, beg leave to submit to Your Honorable Body the following Report. They have just concluded a very rigid examination of all the classes at the Citadel and Arsenal Academies; and they are gratified to be able to state, that at no period, since the establishment of these institutions, have the Cadets exhibited greater proficiency in their studies, or stricter attention to the duties required of them. Under the government of an able, active, and intelligent faculty, in both academies, all the regulations have been observed, and the strictest discipline enforced throughout the year. The Board regret to state, that no class was presented to them for graduation this year. That circumstance was owing to an unhappy outbreak of the second class, which took place during the summer of 1852, which resulted in the suspension of the whole class: and as the question of their restoration, involved the future discipline and government of the Military Academies, the Board of Visitors did not hesitate to confirm the suspension imposed by the Superintendent. They hope that this act of firmness may [Page 12] may prevent the recurrence of any similar incident for the future. Since the organization of the Military Academies in 1843, there have been appointed to the institution seven hundred and twenty five (725) pupils, of whom there remained in the Academies on the 1st Dec inst., ninety seven (97) Cadets and ninety (90) had graduated. For the disposition of the remainder, an exhibit showing the number appointed in each year, severally the number “who failed to report” or “who were rejected – for physical or mental deficiencies” – the number who have been “Honorably discharged” – “discharged for deficiencies in studies” & “discharged for misconduct” is herewith transmitted. This exhibit shows, that of the number appointed to the institution, a large portion are discharged or dismissed before the termination of their enlistment. That is owing in a great measure to want of care on the part of parents, guardians, and commissioners of free schools, in selecting young men for the Academies, who, from previous imperfect instruction, improper moral training or natural incapacity, are either rejected on their presentment for admission, discharged after the end of their probationary term of four months, or they break down at some subsequent period of their four year course. Besides they are subjected to a rigid system of instruction, and a severe course of study which requires some talent and much diligence to withstand and complete, and they boy who cannot work, or who will not work, is discharged [Page 13] And his place given to another. But the difficulty of completing the course of instruction, and the large number of dismissals in this institution so far from being an argument against the system pursued there, are, in the opinion of the Board not the least cause of its excellence. It is impossible to educate everybody; and it seems to be better, by fixing a high standard of education, to train up those who are subjected to it, so as to enable them to accomplish the greater amount of good, than to educate a large number imperfectly: for if the standard is low, very many will fall short even of that mark; and the tendency of such a system will be to deteriorate, until it becomes worthless, and in the end contemptible. At the annual meeting of the Board on the 2nd instant, eleven (11) Cadets were discharged, and ninety new appointments made. Sixty three (63) pay, and twenty seven (27) beneficiaries: so that on the first of January next, if all of these appointments report, and are received, there will be one hundred and seventy six (176) Cadets in the institution. The Board make the following report of the receipts and expenditures, for the fiscal year, from October 1st 1852, to September 30th 1853. For a more specific account of which, they refer to the annual accounts of the Bursars of the two Academies, herewith transmitted, accompanied by the proper voucher. [Page 14] Receipts Balance on hand October 1st 1852 – 17.00 Received from the appropriations – 27600.00 Received from pay Cadets – 17534.71 Received from sale of clothing – 11.66 Received from sale of old iron – 21.08 Received from sale of coals to officers – 7.50 [Total] - $45191.95 Expenditures Paid balance due 1st Oct. 1852 – 293.83 Paid salaries – 12291.89 Paid subsistence – 11288.51 Paid clothing – 8243.47 Paid washing – 1304.08 Paid hire of servants – 1449.04 Paid musicians – 343.84 Paid contingencies including fuel, lights, books, stationery, medicine, repairs, etc. – 6857.71 Paid permanent improvements – 1648.92 Paid [illegible] guard in Charleston – 1121.39 Leaving Bal unexpended – 625.27 [Total] - $45191.95 [Page 15] The reports of the Arsenal Keepers at Charleston & Columbia respectively are herewith transmitted. At the last session of the General Assembly, the usual annual appropriation “for repairing arms and arsenal purposes in Charleston and Columbia” was not made. It is necessary for the preservation of the large quantity of arms, belonging to the state, that armorers and laborers should be constantly employed in inspecting, repairing, cleaning, and oiling them: and it is submitted whether the amount necessary should not be continued as a separate appropriation, rather than abstract the sum from the academic fund of the Military Academies. The Board of Visitors have not considered themselves authorized under the act of assembly converting the Arsenal and Citadel into Military schools to grant military commissions to the officers of the Academies. They have therefore done no more than confer a relative assimilated military rank amongst the professors, which has no authority out of the institution. This relative rank, without the sanction of the State, is insufficient to protect the officers and cadets, especially when encamped for military instruction, from the insults and disturbance of evil disposed and riotous persons not under their command. The Board therefore submit for your consideration, the propriety of authorizing the Governor to commission the officers of Institution in the Militia of the State: and of conferring upon them, the powers of protection enumerated in the act of Assembly in relation to the Encampment of Militia Officers. Respectfully submitted (signed) James Jones Chairman [Page 16] [See chart on original document] Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Minutes of the Board of Visitors of The Citadel, 1853 Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Administration Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Planning Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource Official minutes of the governing body of The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1853 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/items/show/368 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RC2 Relation A related resource The Citadel Board of Visitor Meeting Minutes Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Charleston (S.C.) Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 1850-1859 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 17 pages ; 32 cm https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/154e8ca2261f2c471cbbd350f58c60ed.pdf?Expires=1779926400&Signature=SxVxnlbVwlHrj-md25SO-XlkU8ReWdT38b3JE1nQC116HB59QnYW%7E%7EGmLhSc8OBa%7EMz3aCX9FBbPrm05HPO3E-QRkzeVVR1XorMiKQa3YMO02f8smYLrUb4dncQo7CeLVB9Sn8isOfRqJbd6A2ZC7EXwImEpEzLMiyFr7O-vxpLIKljn6Sa04aLwfClmaemNdwAklVsp-TMnNMe5zaABkOscsb9rob7gAxhdlG3mATFNgYFsPRfBdhzoOVh4MYXwsVrr10yPv5H-ajtZwtvQMH7HA-WGuzmNHRcikJ1LslkhoINz3yxDWXUBY7FH5JH2lgSrN4oUOO0bSS12uYaS2Q__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 39b65678bf6d1d564efc4cb5a23849f8 PDF Text Text OFFICIAL REGISTER OF THE OFFICERS AND CADETS I AT THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMIES, NOVEMBER, 1853. ••••• COLUMBIA: STEAM POWER PRESS OF R. W. GIBBES & CO. �• • • �REMARKS. Two MILITARY SCHOOS were established, and are supported by the State of South Carolina; one at Charleston, and one at Colun1bia; the latter auxiliary to the former. Two .Arsenals, containing the arms and munitions of war of the State, are located, one in Charleston, and the other in Colu1nbia, which were formerly guarded by two companies of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of $24,000. In 1842, this ap propriation was transferred, by an act of the General Assembly, to the • support of two schools, which were organiz.ed upon the basis of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, in the beginning of 1843, by a per manent Board of Visiters, appointed by the Governor ; the Cadets ·at which perform all the duties of a guard for the Arsenals. The Cadets admitted, consist of two classes; Beneficiary and Pay Ca� dets. The State supplies to the Beneficiary Cadet all his expenses. The Pay Cadet pays $200 per year for every charge, including clothingeo The Beneficiary Cadets are selected from those not able to bear their own expenses. Applications for admission are made to the Chairman of the •Board of Visiters, prior to the Annual Meeting of the Board, which takes place on Friday, next after the fourth ,Monday in November in each year; at which time all appointments are made by the Board for both classes of Cadets, respect beiJ¾ g had to a due appo:,;tionment among the several Judicial Djstricts of the S,tate� L �I �.BOARD OF VISITERS. · His ·Excellency JNO. L. MANNING, Governor of So. G�n. JAMES JONES, Gen·. D. F. JAMISON, (Address�) " Gen. D. WALLACE, '' Col. lsAAC D. WILSON, " Gen. JOHN H. MEANS, Gen. R. " Ca., (ex-officio.) Ca., {.Chairman.) Graniteville, So. Orangeburg C. H� Union C.H. Buckhead, Fairfield District. S ociety Hill, Darlington District. G. M. DuNOVANT, Adj't and Insp'r Gen., Ninety-six Depot, beville District, ( ex-officio.,) AbJ OFFICERS AND P.ROFESSORS. CITADEL ACADEMY, CHARLESTON. Major F W. CAPERS, Superintendent and Profes-sor of Mechanics and Engineering. . Capt. C. C. TEW, Professor of Belles Lettres and Ethics. First Lieut. P F STEVENS, Professor of Mathematics,and Astronomy. WM. HUME, M. D., Professor of Experimental Science.. F GAUTHIER, Professor of the French Language and Drawing. J. L. GREGO�IE, Bursar. Dr. H. BoYSTON., Surgeon. ARSENAL ACADEMY, COLUMBIA. Capt. J. MATTHEWS, Superintendent, &c. First Lieut. J B. WHITE, Professor of Mathematics� Second Lieut. J. P. THOMAS, Professor of Belles Lettres and French. Dr.. A. H. NAGEL, Surgeon• • ) ... ' �ARRANGED IN ORDER OF MERIT ,IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES, J AS DETERMINED AT THE ANNUA·L EXAMINATION, IN NOVEMBER, 1853. ; J \ �• \ 6 \ .. • NOTE • N�mes marked* are officialiy selected for publication conformably to a regulation, which requires the names of the n1ost distinguished Cadets; not exceeding two in each class, to be reported for this purpose at each Ai;inual Examination. Names marked thus were found deficient; andt in some cases, are turned back to re-commence the studies of their respective classes, t f ,: ' • ... • • I �• ) • MEMORANDUM. The Cadets composing the second class of 1852 were suspended from the Citadel Academy during that year ; and at the Annual Meeting of the Board of Visiters, held at Columbia on the 28th of November, 1852, they were formally _dismissed t consequently, the.re is no first or grada uating class this year. / ! I • .. • �8 SECOND CLASS.-1853. • 0 en en � � � � ..:l < � NAMES. DISTRICT. � � --.... Age when adm. -< 0 r.i E-1 -< A Q • ,-c A � . 00 • • 00 00 ..c: Q) � 0 � cd -+,J s � ..c: Q) MERIT IN 00 Q) .!3 -+;, H ..c: Q) 00 Q) ...-I ,.......4 Q) • ,-c � • ,-4 � cd � -+,J Q REMARKS � "'C$ zA --- -- 0 -+,:) cd -+,:) cd � � � � 6 2 1 1851. 17 " 15 11 5 3 2 Darlington, " 17 8 2 4 5 3 T. E. Hart, " 15 1 3 1 6 Colleton, 4 M. Jenkins, " 16 4 4 17 3 Lexington, 5 S. Steedman, " 17 9 7 8 6 Colleton, 6 J. Jenkins, Charleston, " 16 4 11 9 3 7 A. Coward, " 17 6 10 7 8 Lancaster, 8 C. Adams, " 18 1 1 �6 12 Greenville, 9 A. D. Hoke, Charleston, " 18 10 8 10 9 10 J. D. Radcliffe, Abbeville, 1852. 16 9 12 5 11 11 C. T. Haskell, Richland, 1851. 18 6 9 13 13 12 D. Fleming, " 15 2 14 11 15 Beaufort, 13 J. E. Godfrey, Charleston, " 15 4 15 16 10 14 A. H. 1\'.lazyck, " 15 6 13 12 18 do 15 A. Holmes, 16 B. A. Munnerlyn, Georgetown, " 16 6 19 18 14 " 17 7 16 19 15 Beaufort, 17 J.E. Heape, Darlington, " 16 6 17 14 17 18 J. Culpeper, Orangeburg, " 16 11 18 15 19 19 D. Ja1nison, Obarleston, " 15 2 20 20 20 20 J. T. Gibbes, " 15 2 2121 20 Colleton, 21 T. E. Gadsden, *1 J. H. Hallonquist, Barnwell, Kershaw, *2 T. Lee, � � � 1 1 Resigned. .1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 16 1 12 1 20 1 17 1 10 1 14 Hon. disch' d 1 19 1 21 1 18 Not adv' ced. 1 12 Hon. disch' d ( l l \ I \ • �.. 9 TIIIRD CLASS.-185·3. • NAMES. DISTRICT. REMARKS. -1--------1------1---1- - -- - ---1-------·-- \ *l J·. D. Wylie, *2 W. D. Dubose, 3 B. Smith, 4P. Bryce, 5 J. B. Patrick, 6 W Gaillard, 7W Nance, 8 J B. Pressley, 9D. Bobo, • 10F Parker, 11 T Lucas, 12W Crawley, 13 S. Kirk, 14 S. Smith, 15 E. White, 16L. S. Hill, 17 R. C. Carlisle, 1813. F Reynolds, 19J.M. Dean, 20J Venning, 21 J. Mixson, 22W. Jones, 23 J. Evans, 24 s. 'r rotti, 25 A. J. Rugg, 26J. Phinney, 27 J. Palmer, f Lancaster, 1852. 18 1 2 7 3 1 1 " 15 9 1 7 1 1 14 Fairfield, Georgetown, " 16 8 8 1 2 1 1 " 17 9 4 1 5 9 7 Richland, " 19 7 5 1 8 1 1 Barnwell, " 16 7 7 4 1 1 Fairfield, 3 7 5 1 11 " 16 Newberry, " 16 6 9 71121 1 Williamsb'g Union, 6172018 9 " 18 " 15 214 7 7 13 6 Abbeville, Kershaw, " 15 1110 7 17 1612 " 18 2 11 1722 10 9 Barnwell, Charleston, " 16 813 17 918 19 " 16 612 718 1222 do " 16 17 713 21 l� do " 18 7 161718 1 14 Edgefield, " 16 18 171915 7 Union, " 18 915 1723 2016 Abbeville, Spartanb'g, " 16 420 7141418 Charleston, " 15 22 712 24 17 " 16 21 1 1623 23 Barnwell, " 15 424 12117 20Not adv'ced. Charleston, Georgetown, " 14 1019242425 21 do " 15 23 127 2725 Charleston, do " 16 82624 10 1126Discharged. Darlington, " 18 425 2426 127 Fairfield, do " 16 7 272425 2624 do Charleston, I �• 10 FOURTH CL.A.SS.-CITA.DEL.-1853. • MERIT IN z · Age O when • E-4 t-4 rn rn � 1-1 � ..:i � � NAMES. z DISTRICT. A < � O· � E-4 J";ii;l < 0 J";ii;l A *1 B. Sloan, *2 J. F. Lanneau, 3 T. Gary, 4 R. G. Dwight, 5 L. F. Dozier, 6 A. Lee, 7 Y. Fleming, 8 C. S. Legg, 9 J. White, 10 T·. M. Hasell, 11 W. Dennis, 12 W. Roach, adm. ., • 00 0 ..... 00 s � Q,) ,.:: 00 00 � � Q,) � 00 Q,) • ,.:: 0 � � � � � � Q,) 0 cd Q,) Q,) � � � � � � , = • REMARKS. � 0 ( "'C � 0 -- - -- 0 Anderson, 1853. 16 6 1 1 4 8 Charleston, " 16 11 2 2 1 6 " 16 7 3 4 7 11 Abbeville, " 15 3 6 3 5 4 Colleton, . Williamsb' g " 16 3 ,7 5 9 1 " 15 4 8 8 3 Kershaw, " 17 5 7 11 7 Richland, Spartanb' g, 1852. 18 6 8 10 1 10 Charleston, 1853. 15 8 9 11 5 12 Dicharged " 17 1 10 9 1 2 do Colleton, " 18 2 12 6 10 9 do Sumter, Charleston, 1852. 15 9 11 12 l2 5 Hon. disch' d. • • • l \ • ' . '- • • �11 'FOlJRTil CLA.SS.-ARSENAL ACADEMY.-185'3. .. z Age 0 H H rn rn ·� H � � <1 NAMES. DISTRICT. z r.i <1 J;i;,f 0 ril ·'E-4 '<l - r ' ( when adm .. . . -:S � 00 00 � MERIT IN 0 ..... 00 00 s -+;I c:3 ..c:: Cl) 0 � Cl) � . ..c: 0 A Cl) -+;I Cl) H w Cl) ......i � Cl) � � � � >-i - - -- Cl) . -+;I REMARKS. � '"d A Greenville, 1853. 16 11 3 3 1 1 4 4 6 4 2 J. L. Coker, Darlington, " 16 " 15 4 5 1 5 5 3 V. Manget, Richland, " 17 1 6 3 7 4 E.'Croft, Edgefield, " 16 9 2 2 2 11 5 W.R. Erwin, Barnwell, 6 E. M. Law, Darlington, " 16 4 7 5 ·4 8 " 18 6 8 7 7 14 7 P. Coleman, Fairfield, " 17 9 8 9 12 8 G. A. Ross, York, 9 J. H. Houser, Orangeburg, " 17 5 6 16 20 2 " 15 5 10 9 13 15 10 B. M. Walpole, Colleton, " 15 2 11 18 14 3 11 J·. D. Nance, Newberry, " 15 13 10 10 16 12 W. L. Wilson, Abbeville, ,, 16 3 14 12 15 18 13 W.R. King, Sumter, " 16 6 16 11 8 32 14 H. D. Capers, Anderson, " 17 8 12 27 11 28 15 J. Muller, Richland, " 16 1 19 23 12 23 16 R. M. Sims, Lancaster, " 16 4 22 14 18 19 17 J. A. Finch, Fairfield, " 18 11 20 24 22 10 18 A. McAllister, .Abbeville, 19 H. W. H.olmes, Charleston, " 15 18 15 26 24 " 16 5 15 21 27 25 20 W. A. Willingham, Beaufort, " 18 3 23 25 16 21 21 L. Strait, Chester, . 22 R. C. Robe s, 17 1 27 17 19 6 Barnwell, 23 G(;'o. Egleston, . Charleston, " 15 3 26 20 17 22 " 18 3 17 13 23 35 24 Wm. Williams, Laurens, " 16 7 21 19 23 34 25 J. D. McKeller, Newberry, " 17 24 26 28 27 26 J. A. Garmany, Greenville, " 15 28 29 21 20 27 A. Burt, Anderson, " 17 1 29 22 25 23 28 B. Randell, Chester, " 17 7 25 t 31 9 29 P. D. Bowles, Edgefield, 30 J. S. Palmer, Charleston, " 16 4 32 28 29 31 " 18 8 30 35 t 26 31 A. Johnson, Kershaw, " 16 10 t 30 t 13 Not advanced3 2 J. Dickinson, Barnwell, " 17 4 t 31 32 39 Discharged. 33 S. J. Brabham, do " 18 31 t t 36 do .34 J C. Bell, Fairfield, 35 D. J.Rowe, Orangeburg, " 17 9 t 32 30 30 Not advanced. " 17 3 t 33 34 37 Discharged.· 36 T. J. Calhoun, Greenville, " 17 5 t 37 33 17 37 Robt. Taylor, Marlboro', do " 18 38 J. G. Steedman, Entered Oct. I� Lexington., 1 H. S. Thomson, ,, - �I 12 I EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL ' ' All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorded.. These offences are divided into seven grades·; each of which comprises offences of nearly the same degree of criminality. The degree of criminality of offences of each grade is· expressed by a number,. as follows: OFFENCES o� THE lsT GRADE BY 10 " 2d " " 8 do.. " '"' 5 " 3d do. do�. " 4th "· " 4 do. " 5th " " 3 "· 6th " " 2 do. do. " 7th '" " 1 For ea-ch year (after the first year) that a Cadet has been a member of' the Academy, his offences are made to count more, by adding to the number expressing the degree of criminality of each offence, one-sixth for the second year, one-third, for the third year, and-one-half for the fourth year. ,. At the end of the Academic year, these numbers are jlded up, and the sum, thus obtained is that found in the-column of "Demerit." (See the next page.) The demerit for the Graduating- Clas's is; estimated for their whole term. When a Cadet has more· than. two hundred demerits in any one yea1 t he is dismissed. / ' ( �13 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT CITADEL ACADEMY.-1853 . . 00 � � � � ' NAMES. z p ( 1 C. Adams, 2 W. Gaillard, 3 T. E. Hart, 4 A. D. Hoke, 5 J. H. Hallonquis� 6 M. Jenkins, 7 J. Jenkins, 8 T. Lee, 9 J. B. Patrick, 10 J. B. Pressley, 11 J D. Radcliffe, 12 B. Smith, 13 S. Steedman, 14 J. D. Wylie, 15 B. A. �Iunnerlyn, 16 F. Parker, 17 P. Bryce, 18 R. C. Carlisle, 19 D. Bobo, 20 W. Crawley, 21 C. T. Hask�ll, 22 W F. Nance, 23 L. F Dozier, 24 T. M. Hasell, 25 T. Lucas, 26 E. White, 27 W. D. DuBose, 28 L. S. Hill, 29 F Barto:r;i, 30 T. Gadsden, 31 J. E. Godfrey, 32, J. E. Heape, , . 00. 00 < ,..::i . . 8 1-j � � � � 00 � � � � 0 A z -- - - NAMES. ::;J 2 33 A. Coward, 3 34 B. Reynolds, 2 35 D. G; Fleming, 2 36 J. Venning, 2 37 J. P. Gibbes, 2 38 J. M. Dean, 2 39 A. Holmes, 2 40 A. Lee, 3 41 R. G. Dwight, 3 42 S. Kirk, 2 43 W. Jones, 3 44 W. Roach, 2 45 J. F. Lanneau, 3 46 J. Evans, 2 2 47 Y. Fleming, 3 2 48 B. Sloan, 3 3 49 W. Dennis, 3 3 50 I. Culpepper, 3 4 51 J Boatwright, 3 4 52 S. Smith, 2 5 53 J Mixson, 3 5 54 A. Legg, 4 7 55 A. Mazyck, 4 8 56 T Gary, 3 12 57 J. Palmer, 3 12 58 D. Jamison, 3 14 59 S. Trotti, 3 14 60 J White, 3 16 61 A. J. Rugg, 2 17 62 J. Phinney, 2 17 63 W M. Erwin, 218 . 00 00 < ,..::i . E"4 H � � � � -0 A 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 19 19 20 20 22 24 26 4 27 4 28 0 29 3 -31 4 34 4 36 3 46 4 47 4 51 () 4 56 2 3 3 3 4 57 57 50 61 65 2 66 4 69 3 83 2 86 3 94 4 95 3 99 3 101 3175 I • �• 14 • CONDUCT ROLL OF' CADETS· AT ARSENAL ACADEMY.-1853.. • . . 8 l 00 00 � � � )1 NAMES. • 00 00 -< H H � � � � � � � � . NAMES. 00 00 • I � r;i;1 :a � 0 A <1 ..:l l:l z -----·--- ---- 0 - - ------ ------ - -A z p " 1 H. S. Thompson ,. 2 .J. H. Houser, 3 J. D. Nance ,. 4 J. L. Coker, 5 V. Manget, 6 R. C. Roberts,. 7 E. Croft, SE. M. Law, 9 P. D. Bowles, 10 A. McAllister> 11 W. R. Erwin ,, 12 G. A. Ross, 13 J. Dickinson,. 14 P. Coleman, 15 B. M. Walpole, 16 W. L. Wilson, 17 Robert Taylor, 18 W. R. King, 19 J. A. Finch,. 4 29 20 A. Burt, 4 '· 3 21 L. Strait, "' 5 22 Geo. Egleston, '' 8 23 R. M. Sims, " 8 24 H. W. Holmes, '' 10 25 W. A. Willingham, '' 11 26 A. Johnson, "13 27 J.. A. Garmany, q 13 28 J. Muller, "'14 29 S. J. Brabham, "16 20 D. J. Rowe, : H. 16 21 J. S. Palmer, . "'16 22 H. D.· Capers,. "17 23 R. Randell, "21 24 J. D. McKeller,. "23 25 Wm. Williams, "27 26 J. C. Bell, "28 27 T. J.. Calhoun,. u2s, " 31 " 33 " 34 " 34 " 38 " 41 " 48 u 5� " 62 " 62 " 67 " 68. " 81 " 93 " 102 " 103 " 122. .. / ' • �15 SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMIES. STUDIES. TEXT BOOKS. '- Engineering and Science of War, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, � � Political Economy, National and Constitutional Law, ..= � "E Chemistry, o � Mineralogy, � Geology, Artillery and Infantry Tactics, Topographical and Arch. Drawing, �S , I • . r:n Calculus, � ] Natural and Experimental Phil., �o � ] Rhetoric, :E g Chemistry, E-1 � Mineralogy, Drawing, Crayon and �inear, Mahan and Lectures. Abercrombie. Wayland's Elements. Constitutions of U. S. and So. Ca. { Calhoun's Disq1:1isition on Gov't. E1owne, Dana, } and Lectures. Lyell, U. S. Art. Tactics and Scott. Eastman. Church. Bartlett's Mechanics, Gummere's { Astron, and Muller's Principles of Physics and Meteorology. Blair, Fowne, } and Lectures. Dana, r Geometry and Trigonometry, � � � Descriptive Geometry, � rS Surveying, ro O Analytical Geometry, § ] Universal History; French, as Drawing, Landscape, r.n Davies' Legendre. Davies. Davies. Davies. Tytler. Historie de Charles XII. • rn � ] �o � � . � ;; Davies. Young. Smith. Frost, U. S. Collot's Reader and Grammar. Elements of. t i:z;,i � Arithmetic, Algebra, English Grammar, History, French, Mythology, .. �, , .16 CADETS APPOINTED TO THE ARSENAL ACADEMY FOR 1854. . m z 0 NAMES. DISTRICT. Charleston, 1 R. M. Anderson, Colleton, 2 W. D. Allen,• Green ville, 3 L. M. Austin, Laurens, 4 J. E. Black, Marion, 5 E. Bailey, Orangeburg, J. F. Baxter, Union, 7 W. C. Byers,4: Charleston, 8 L. Benson,+ Chester, 9 B. F, Backstrom, 1 0 W. Z. Bedon, Colleton, 1 1 Charles Bonney1" Kershaw, 1 2 E. Capers, Anderson, 1 3 E. C. Chaplin, Beaufort, 1 4 T. W. Councell, Charleston, 1 5 Robert Campbell, do 1 6 H. A. Cauble, Greenville, 1 7 J. A. Coward, Williamsburg, 1 8 P. A. Chavez, Charleston, 1 9 T. N. Drose;-· do 20 F. H. Dalrymple, Darlington, Greenville, 2 1 W. H. D'Oyley, Darlington, 2 2 S. W. DuBose, Marlboro', 2 3 Thomas Dudley, Orangeburg, 24 W. Darby, 2 5 D. St. P. DuBose, Sumter, 26 J. J. Exum, do 2 7 Joseph Erwin, Barnwell, 2 8 S. F. Ellis, Beaufort, 29 Robert Evans, Chesterfield, 30 E. C. Ellis, Colleton, 31 W. E. Charles, Darlington, 32 E. B. Ellerbe, l\.Iarion, 33 B. Farr, Greenville, 3.4 J. J. Folk, Colleton, 35 W. J. Gooding, Beaufort, 36 F. N. Garvin, Pickens, Sumter, 37 H. W. Garden, 38 H. A. Gaillard, Fairfield, 39 D. F. Gary, Laurens, 40 James Hart, Union, 41 R. T. Harper, York, 42 E. R. Hays, Barnwell, 43 H.P. D. Ha� do 44 J. R. Heriot, Charleston, 45 T. Hemmingway, Georg etown, jCharleston, 1 jW. J. Davis, . al - NAMES. DISTRICT. - · 46 A. B. Hene·gan, Marion, 47 J. M. James,Sumter, 48 J. I... Jeter, do 49 J. P. Jeter, do 50 W. T. Jeter• do 51 B. Kennedy, Kershaw, 52 W. J. B. Loyd,t Sumter, 53 T. H. Law, Darlington, 54 W. J. M. Lee, Williamsburg, Chesterfield, 55 T. H. Mangum, 56 H. D. Moore, · Abbeville, Barnwell, 57 W. McCreary, 58 G. C. Mackay, Beaufort, 59 W. A. McDowell, Charlest<;>n, 60 J. E. Magwood, do ,.. 61 P. K. McKelvey, do 62 R.. Muirheadtf Colleton, J. Kershaw, 63 J. McCaa, Horry, 64 \V. P. Nixon, Darlington, 65 W. T. Norwood, do 66 J. W. Norwood, Charleston, 67 J. W.Phillips, Fairfield, 68 S. D. Robertson, York, 69 W. G. Russell, Abbeville, 70 R. Robinson, Colleton, 71 M. 0. Raysor, Kershaw, 72 G. F. Robenson, Newberry, 73 D. Rutherford, Beaufort, 74 R. E. Sweat, Fairfield, 75 W. Strother;-, Greenville, 76 J. N. Southern, Lancaster, 77 J. D. Steel, 78 E. W. Steedman, ' Lexington, do 79 J. L. Steedman, Richland, 80 J. A. Scott, Anderson, 81 G. H. Symmes, Charleston, 82 W. M. Tennent, Fairfield, 83 R. K. Thomas, Charleston, 84 W. W. Whitney, Laurens, 85 R. H. Waldrop, 86 John Whetstone1f- Barnwell, 87 W. Whetstone, do 88 J E. Wolfe, Lexington, 89 W. II. Wa.lker, Spartanburg, 90 W. H. Zei gler, Orangeburg. !Appointed to 3d Class, Citadel Acad. , .,.. - �' .. . . • •• i7 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADEMIES SINCE THEIR ORGANIZATION. . 00 0 NAMES. DISTRICT. DATE OF REMARKS z __________, _______ -----,-------------- _, *l 0. C. Tew, *2 R. G. White, 3 C. 0. La.Motte, 4 John L. Br3inch, 5 W. J. Magill, 6 John H. Swift, *7 J. Hagood, *8 E. S. Heriot, 9 J. P. Southern, 10 S. B. Jones, *11 H. J. Oliver, *] 2 A. Buist, 13 J. W. Gregorie, 14 H. D. Kennedy, 15 F. F. Warley, 16 H. L. Brantley, 17 J. J. Matthews, 18 A. J. Jamison, 19 J. D. Powell, *20 P. F. Stevens, *21 U. A. Rice, 22 J. T. Zealy, 23 H. L. Thruston, 24 J. B. White, 25 G. B. Lartigue, 26 W. G. Inglesby, 27 G. H. Bunker, 28 J. A. Walker, 29 H. ,v. Stewart, 30 T. E. Strother, 3i W. M. Morgan, *32 D. H. Egles�on, *33 J. A. Houser, 34 C. D. Oliver, 35 J. 1V. Robertson, 36 J. A. Crooker, 37 0. A. Darby, 38 S. N. Kennerley, 39 J. R. Abrams, 40 J. L. Inglesby;· 41 G. S. Odom, 42 H. N. Wheaton, 43 A. L. Edwards, *44 J. P. Thomas, *45 W. H. ,vright, Charleston, Georgetown, ,Charleston, Abbeville, Georgetown, Charleston, · Barnwell, Georgetown, Greenville, Charleston, Edgefield, Charleston, Beaufort, Abbeville, Pendleton, Charleston, Anderson, Laurens, Green ville, Pendleton, Barnwell, Beaufort, Greenville, Georg:etown, Barnwell, Charleston, Sumter, Abbeville, Colleton, Chesterfield, Charleston, do Orangeburg, Edgefield, Charleston, Edgefield, Charleston, Orangeburg, Georgetown, Charleston, Barnwell, Abbeville, Colleton, Fairfield, Charleston, GRAD'TION. Nov., 1846. Prof. B. Lettres, Cit... Acad. '' Physician. '' Minister of the Gospel. '' Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R, " Merchant, Savan!lah. " Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. Nov., 1847. Lawyer, Barn�ell. " Civil Engineer, Georgia. " Aud. & Treas. G. & C.R. R. " Pres. Anderson Female Ins. Nov., 1848. Chief Eng. W. V. R.R., Ala. " Teaching, Barnwell, S. C. " Planter, Beaufort. " Teaching, Columbia,. S. C. " Lawyer, Darlington. " Civil Engineer, N. C. '' Farmer. " Teaching, Miss. " Civil Engineer, S. C. <Nov., 18¾9. Prof. Math., Citadel Acad. Physician, Georgia. , '' '' Minister of the Gospel. " Civil Engineer, S. C. " Prof. Math., Arsenal Acad. " Physician, Graham's T. 0. " Student of Medicine. " Teaching, Florida. " Prin. of Acad., Abbeville. " Merchant, C olleton. " Teaching, Cheraw. '' S. C. R. R. Office. Nov., 1850. Prof. Mt. Zion Colle'ate Ins. '' Planter, Georgia. '' Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. '' Prof. Tactics, Ga. Mil. Ins. '' Civil Engineer. '' Mini i;,ter of the Gospel. " · Farmer. " Civil Engineer, Alabama. " Civil Eng., Rabun Gap R.R. " Physician, Barnwell. " Ed. Greenville Mountaineer. '' Teaching. · Nov., 1851. Prof. B. Lettres, Ars. Acad. " Clerk, Charleston. �•• • 18 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADEMIES SINCE THEIR '· ORGANIZATION. (CONTINUED:) . 00 0 z NAMES DISTRICT. DATE OF GRAD'TION. REMARKS. . 46 J. G. Pressley, Williamsburg, Nov., 1851. Student of Law. " Teaching, Georgetown. Charleston, 47 W. lrV. Veitch, " Planter, Alabama. 48 N. W. Armstrong, Barnwell, " Civil Eng., Nlar. & W. R.R. Sumter, 49 L. A. Brown, " Pl�nter, Williamsburg. 50 J. B. Chandler, do " Student of Medicine. Abbeville, 51 J. l\iI. Pilot, " Clerk, Charleston. Kershaw, 52 J. J. Lucas,. " Teaching, ,villiamsburg. 53 James Aiken, Fairfield, " Student of Medicine. Sumter, 54 J. W. Hudson, " Merchant, Florida. Chesterfield, 55 B. W. Powell, " Lawyer, Augusta, G�orgia. Edgefield, . 56 E. J. Walker, " Civil Eng., Louisiana. do 57 T. J. Arnold, " Minister of the Gospel. Spartanburg, 58 J. B. Cottrell, " Student of Medicine. 59 W. S. Dudley, Orangeburg, " do do 60 E. J. Frederick, do " Planter, Edisto.· Colleton, 61 E. C. Bailey, " Teaching, Colleton. do 62 J. L. Seabrook, " Lawyer, Georgia. Barnwell, 63 J. B. Colding, 64 H. S. Bass, Charleston, '' Machinist. " Civil Engineer, Georgia. do 65 F. G. Palmer, " Civil Eng., U. & S. R. R. Greenville, 66 W. R. Powell, " Richland, Teaching, S. C. 67 T. H. Cooke, " Barnwell, Dealer in Lumber. 68 S. Collins, " Teaching, Florida, 69 W. D. NlcNiillan, Beaufort, Newberry, *70 A. H. liittle, Nov., 1852. Died, August, 1853. '' Studying Law. Beaufort, *71 D. T. Williams, " Clerk, Charleston, 72 W. S. Brewster, Charleston, " Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. Greenville, 73 G. E. Earle, " Colleton, do do Ohio. 7 4 C. S. Gadsden, " Teaching, Alabama. 75 W. Y. McCa1nmon, Chester, " Civil Engin�er, Alabama. Richland, 76 W. H. Dial, " Teaching, Mississippi. ·77 T. W. Fitzgerald, Pickens, " Teaching, Orangeburg. Charleston, 78 J. ,v. Murray, " Clerk, Charleston. Kershaw, ·79 S. C. DePass, " York, Private Tutor, Florida. 80 R. A. Palmer, " gton, Lexin Student of Medicine. ,81 H. P. Houseal, " Prof. Math., lVIil. Ins., Ala� 82 G. W. Seabrook, Colleton, " Teaching, S. C. Marlboro', 83 C. S. Henegan, " Teaching, Florida. Pickens, 84 J. W. Daniels, " Planter, Williamsburg. Williamsburg, 85 G. E. Gamble, '' Student of Medicine. Charleston, 86 John C. Rich, " Planter, Barnwell. Barnwell, 87 P. li. Raysor, " Lexington, Student of �1edicine. 88l�1. J. Prothro, • f ' ; ' �• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Official Registers of Officers and Cadets, 1849-1864; 1883-1930 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Citadel Archives & Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Materials in The Citadel Archives & Museum Digital Collections are intended for educational and research use. The user assumes all responsibility for identifying and satisfying any claimants of copyright. 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