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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] Executive Office June 2 1855 The Board met this day at 10 AM Present General James Jones, Chairman His Excellency Governor Adams Gov. Means Genl. D. F. Jamison Col. J. D. Wilson The Chairman submitted to the Board a plan for erecting officer’s quarters at the Arsenal Academy, with the architects’ report accompanying the same – when, after discussion, the subject was deferred until the meeting of the Legislature. Meeting adjourned at ½ past 1 O’clock PM sine dine. [Page 2] State Military Academies List of distinguished cadets reported at the Annual Examinations, November, 1855. Names – District – Academy – Studies, etc., in which each particularly excels First Class 1 W. P. DuBose – Fairfield – Citadel – Astronomy, Chemistry, Ethics, Political Economy, Constitutional Law 2 J. D. Wylie – Lancaster – Citadel – Civil and Military Engineering, Composition and Elocution, Drawing, Conduct Second Class 1 J. F. Lanneau – Charleston – Citadel – Mathematics, Belles Lettres, Drawing 2 W. R. Erwin – Barnwell – Citadel – Mathematics, Belles Lettres, Drawing, Conduct Third Class 1 V. Manget – Richland – Citadel – French, Drawing, Spanish, Conduct 2 W. M. Tennent – Charleston – Citadel – Mathematics, Elocution, History Fourth Class 1 P. S. Layton – Charleston – Arsenal – Mathematics, French, English 2 W. M. Ramsay – Charleston – Arsenal – Mathematics, French, English, Conduct December 4th, 1855 James Jones, Ch’n B. of V. [Page 3] Citadel Academy Wednesday 14 Nov 1855 The Board met this day to be present at the annual examination of the cadets of this academy. Present Genl. James Jones, Chairman Genl. D. F. Jamison Genl. J. H. Means Col. Wilson and continued sitting until Friday 23rd inst. when they adjourned to meet (His Excellency Gov Adams having attended during the examination) at the Arsenal Academy in Columbia on Tuesday 27th instant on which day the whole Board met to be present at the examination of the Arsenal cadets, when they adjourned on Thursday 29 instant to meet tomorrow at the Executive Office – the day of their annual meeting. [Page 4] Executive Office Columbia Dec 1 1855 Resolved, that diplomas of the institution be granted to 1 W. P. DuBose 2 John D. Wylie 3 P. Bryce 4 J. B. Patrick 5 W. F. Nance 6 B. Smith 7 W. D. Gaillard 8J. F. Pressley 9 Thos. Lucas 10 P. S. Kirk 11 W. J. Crawley 12 F. L. Parker 13 R. C. Carlisle 14 J. S. Mixson 15 J. M. Dean 16 E. White 17 J. Venning Resolved that 1 D. B. Bobo 2 J. P. Gibbes be Honorably discharged. Resolved, that the list of distinguished cadets (see page 174) be published in one of the Columbia newspapers. [Page 5] At the annual meeting of the Board of Visitors held at the Executive Office on November 30th 1855 – and continued by adjournment until 3 December 1855 Present General James Jones, Chairman His Excellency Governor J. H. Adams General D. F. Jamison General D. Wallace Ex Governor Means Col. Isaac Wilson Genl. Dunovant Adjt. Genl. The Report of the Superintendent of the Arsenal Academy, and read, when It was resolved that the suspension of cadets Zimmerman – P – Darlington District Tew – P – Charleston District Jones – P – Beaufort District be confirmed, and that they be dismissed. That Cadet S. Robertson B Fairfield District be Honorably discharged: and that Cadets Klinck P, Muirhead P, Sutherland B be allowed to remain in the Academy another year not having satisfactorily completed this year’s course. [Page 6] Resolved, that the following Cadets be transferred from the Arsenal Academy to the Citadel Academy, to constitute 3rd class 1st Jan 1856 Pay 1 Calhoun 2 Cothran 3 McCaslan 4 McDowell 5 Lythgoe 6 Erwin 7 Whetstone 8 Huguenin 9 Youmans 10 DuBose 11 Layton 12 Strohecker 13 McKelvey 14 Smith 15 Ramsay 16 Bryan 17 J. Robertson 18 Farley 19 Spears 20 Weatherly 21 Culler 22 C. Darby 23 Adams 24 Gibbes 25 McCulloch 26 Perceval 27 Ray 28 Nettles 29 Rice 30 White Beneficiaries 1 Young 2 Sweat 3 Douglas 4 Litchfield 5 Shooter 6 Marshall 7 Garvin 8 Mitchell 9 DeLorme 10 Parker The annual Report of the Superintendent of the Citadel Academy, was taken up and read, when It was resolved That Cadets Dalrymple, Waldrop, Rowe be Honorably discharged (the latter under the special circumstances of the case). That the suspension of Cadets Ellis, Exum, Chavez, Zeigler be confirmed: and that they be dismissed. [Page 7] Resolved, that Cadet Thomas P Fairfield Dist be transferred from the pay to the beneficiary list. Resolved that Symme, be appointed a pay cadet at the Citadel Academy, to enter 3rd class. (from Anderson Dist.) Resolved that Cadet Walpole shall not be permitted to rise with his class. Resolved that the 12th art. of the Regulations be so altered as to read Charleston 11 instead of 10 Edgefield 3 instead of 2 Fairfield 1 instead of 2 Georgetown 1 instead of 2 Orangeburg 2 instead of 1 Union 1 instead of 2 Resolved that the 26th art. of the Regulations shall be entirely struck out – and that the words “immediately suspended” shall be inserted after the word “conduct” in the 3rd line of the 61st art. of the Regulations. Resolved that the salaries of Professors White & Thomas be increased to fifteen hundred dollars each per annum from 1st January next. [Page 8] Resolved that the following rule be hereafter established in relation to the re-admission of probationary pupils, who may be discharged for deficiency in studies by the faculty; or Honorably discharged by the Board of Visitors, in anticipation of the semi-annual examination, to avoid a discharge for deficiency 1st No such pupil shall be re-admitted unless recommended by the Faculty. 2nd Precedence in such case shall be given to new applications. Resolved, that the Chairman of the Board of Visitors be instructed to apply such funds as may be necessary to pay for the rough casting of the Citadel Academy. Resolved that the surgeon shall be held responsible for the cleanliness and good order of the hospital: and for that purpose shall have power to make requisition upon the Bursar for such servants as may be necessary. Resolved that the following report of the Board of Visitors be adopted - & sent to both Houses of the Legislature. [Page 9] Report of the Board of Visitors of the State Military Academies – 1855 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 at the two Academies, and they have every reason to believe that these institutions have never been in a more flourishing condition at any period since their establishment, than at the present time. During the past year, the health at both posts, has been perfect: strict discipline has been prescribed: and the regulations pertaining both to the Academy and the Garrison have been maintained. The class presented to the Board for graduation at the annual examination consisted of nineteen – seventeen of whom received diplomas conferred by the institution – two of the number having been reported by the faculty deficient in their studies, were regarded by the Board as not entitled to that distinction. [Page 10] At the annual meeting of the Board on the 1st instant, there were twenty seven pay and fifteen beneficiary cadets remaining in the Citadel Academy: thirty pay cadet, and ten beneficiaries were ordered to be transferred from the Arsenal Academy: one pay and one beneficiary were retained at the Arsenal, making at present in the institution fifty eight pay and twenty six beneficiaries. There were appointed at the same time fifty five pay cadets and thirty two beneficiaries to enter the Arsenal Academy: so that on the 1st January next, there will be in the Citadel fifty seven pay cadets and twenty five beneficiaries, and at the Arsenal fifty six pay, and thirty three beneficiaries; making in the aggregate one hundred and seventy one cadets in the Military Academies. The number of cadets appointed to the Academies, on the basis of population and taxation, has been slightly modified in a few of the districts, by a new apportionment under the last census, as will be seen by reference to exhibit A accompanying this report. By a clause annexed to the last annual appropriation for the support of the Military Academies, it was provided “That each election district shall be entitled to send to said Academies, a number of beneficiaries equal to its representation in the House of Representatives, or in that proportion, as far as the appropriation for the schools may allow .” [Page 11] The effect of this amendment would be to give to the districts of Beaufort, Charleston, Colleton, Georgetown, Orangeburg and Sumter, twenty seven beneficiaries: which under the basis hitherto adopted, those districts are only entitled to nineteen, and to reduce the districts for instance of Barnwell, Edgefield, Laurens, Pendleton, Richland and York to the number of eight beneficiaries, while they are now entitled to fourteen. Such an apportionment was regarded as so manifestly unequal, and the effect of the amendment so different from what was probably contemplated by the Legislature, that the Board have determined to throw themselves upon the indulgence of Your Honorable Body, in making the apportionment of cadets, for the present year, upon the basis hitherto adopted – deferring to the next apportionment in strict conformity to the amendment in question, if no modification of it is made at the present session of the Legislature. For several years, representations have been made to the Board, of the inadequacy of the quarters at the Arsenal, to the wants and comforts of the officers at that post. The rooms assigned to two of the officers are surrounded by those occupied by cadets, and unsuited as they are to the former, especially those with families, they would make comfortable quarters for the latter and to that extent would afford accommodations for an additional number of cadets. At the [Page 12] instance of these officers, the Board assembled here in June last, to devise some means for their better accommodation, but on examination they found, that by the plan of the buildings no alteration could be made, which would accomplish the end in view: and as the estimate for an additional building very far exceeded any sum which they could appropriate for the purpose, they have therefore referred the matter to the consideration of Your Honorable Body with the plan and estimates for an additional building at the Arsenal. The Board make the following report of the receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year from Oct 1 1854 to Sep 30 1855 – for a more specific account of which they refer to the annual accounts of the Bursars of the Academies herewith transmitted, accompanied by proper voucher. Receipts Amount balance unexpended at last report - $3487.14 Received from appropriations – 29240 Received from pay cadets – 17683.33 [Total] 50410.47 Expenditures Amount paid salaries - $12835 Amount paid subsistence – 1197.02 Amount paid clothing – 8786.47 Amount paid washing – 1740.60 Amount paid hire of servants – 2157.57 Amount paid music – 350.63 Amount paid contingencies including fuel, lights, books, stationery, medicine, repairs, etc. – 5720.57 Amount paid permanent improvements, viz. Paid by the Bursar – 1527.50 Paid by Chairman BV – 800 Amount paid Magazine Guard – 1075.13 B alance on hand – 3445.10 [Total] 50410.47 [Page 13] The balance as appears by the statement is $3445.10 but there are outstanding claims which will absorb the greater portion of that amount. An abstract from the reports of the Arsenal Keeper at Charleston and Columbia is herewith transmitted – and also exhibit (B) of the number of cadets appointed; of those who failed to report; of those rejected: honorably discharged; discharged for deficiency etc. from January 1st 1843 to December 1855. [See chart on original copy.] [Page 14] [See chart on original copy.] 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, 1855 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. 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Date Valid Date (often a range) of validity of a resource. 1850-1859 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 14 pages ; 32 cm https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/39779/archive/files/b36200cc5d438c5446758a460b69218d.pdf?Expires=1777507200&Signature=oqVZjTPryxydSNFI6MURxlTGc0NIDWCBZjRURWISypYO1KxSPO%7EZEqjOb7BsnyGVgPo7d9RWHm21LIJljPArCc6oxRwVYIsCc6skR-4xH6PmyJsD8FzILmViltyIHwDohNzQu7ybZOB25Ik-PGTatT0rtxNl9AJGM7%7EImRGP-AITScVKqhSHqBZ5SE89ZHyJcfQ0zUPsWeh-ne91LMZLmotoKCDFSiNBib7lMySIiMI%7EyoXizPBl38wwcVjvV5ri-kL2HSHbD4AQeShgR4TkI19ifdX0R8RmTz1V-oFZs%7EH01bmEQ6YgCuCJsA2koihSTe0E92I5l1CBJZ21eF5IuQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM eb0c8bb14bf64d9ed606843652aa5eb5 PDF Text Text OFFICIAL REGISTER OF THE ·�· OFFICERS AND CADETS, A'l' THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMIES.. NOVEMBER, 1855. COLUMBIA, S. C.: PRINTED BY E. H. BRITTON & CO 185 6. �, ,, ' �REMARKS� Two MILITARY ScHooLs were established, and are supported by the State of South Carolina-one at Charleston, and one at Columbia; 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 Columbia, which were formerly guarded by two companies of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of twenty-four thousand dollars. In 1842 this appropriation was transferred, by an act of the General Assembly, to the support of two schools, whic� were organized upon the basis of the United States Military Academy at West Point, in the beginning of 1843, by a permanent Board of Visitors, appointed by the Govemor, the Cadets at which perform all the duties of a guard for the Arsenals. The Cadets admitted consist of two classes-beneficiary and pa;y Cadets. The State supplies to the beneficiary Cadet all his expenses. The pay Cadet -pays two hundred dollars per year for every charge, including clothing. The beneficiary Cadets are selected from those not able to bear their own expenses. Applications for admission are made to the Chair man of the Board of Visitors, 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 being had to a due apportionment among the several judicial districts of the State. (For form of applica tion, see appendix.) �BOARD OF VISITORS. His Excellency JAMES H. An.A.Ms, Governor of South Carolina, (ex officio.) Gen. JAMES JoNEs, (address,) Graniteville, S. 0., (olw,i;rma,n.) Gen. D. F. JAMISON, Orangeburg 0. H. Gen. D. W.ALLACE, Union 0. H. Ex-Governor JOHN H. MEANs, Buckhead, Fairfield district. Colonel ls.a.Ac D. WILSON, Society Hill, Darlington district. Gen. R. G. M. DuNOVANT, Adjutant and Inspector General, Ninety-Six Depot, Abbeville district, (ex officio.) OFFICERS AND PROFESSORS CITADEL ACADEMY, CHARLESTON. Major F. W. CAPERS, Superintendent and Professor of Me chanics and Engineering. Captain 0. 0. 'Tuw, Professor of Belles Lettres and Ethics. First Lieutenant P. F. STEVENS, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy. WILLIAM HuME, M. D., Professor of Experimental Science. F. GAUTHIER, Professor of the French Language and Drawing. --- ---, Teacher of the Spanish Language. Dr. H. BoYsToN, Surgeon. J. L. GREGORIE, Bursar. ARSENAL ACADEMY, COLUMBIA. Captain J. MATTHEWS, Superintendent, &c. First Lieutenant J. B. WHITE, Professor of Mathematics. Second Lieutenant J.P. THOMAS, Professor of Belles Lettres and French. Dr. .A.. H. NAGEL, Surgeon. �. .. \ CADETS .ARRANGED IN ORDER OF MERIT IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES, ' AS DETERMINED AT THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION, IN NOVEMBER, 1855. �N QTE. NAMES marked ·.x, are officially selected for publication, conformably to a regulation whi'ch requires the names of the most distinguished Cadets, not exceeding two in each class, to be reported for this purpose at each Annual Examination. Names marked thus t were found deficient; and in some cases are turned back to recommence the studies of their respective classes. , J .. �FIRST CLASS (GRADUATES) OF .� .... 0 ,., ., 0 NAMES, DISTRICTS. ., ·e . 1 -, -:: W. P. Dubose.. -Fa-irfi_e_ld- .-.-.il 1852 *2 J. D. Wylie.... Lancaster .. ...· 3 P. Bryce ....... Richland .. .. .. 4 J B. Pa trick ... Barnwell .. .. .. < 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 W F. Nance ... B. B. Smith .... W. D. Gaillard. J F Pressley.. T. E. Lucas ..•. P. S. Kirk ...... W. J. Crawley. F. L. Parker ... R C. Carlisle .. J.S. Mixson .... J. 1\1. Dean ..... E. J. White ..•. J. 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JO 6 1 l 10 4 5 3 15 10 6 14 8 16 6 8 ::> O § 8 JO 6 11 I 6 14 5 15 12 16 13 1855 . MERIT ROLL OF 1855. Ii:' · 1 6 O 0 -�� - ·- o � _!jlQ)·� ��I � • " r;:; 0 < � C.O 1 2 ,:: _.,, ,:: ·;:; I"" 'i:n "' "' O E-< s;;; - C' .c ·.:: l I � 2 3 i° ,� :� � � 2 1 1 7 10 8 5 5 1 3 a 1 6 5 7 11 4 5 5 9 4 4. I I 10 I3 8 l I 16 71 12 � 8 8 151 8 • l 9 1 3 I 9 12 1 13 16 16 ;4 JO1 6 12 14 17 JO 7 12 13 17 I 14 I 15 1 I 15 1 1 , 17 13 I 6 17 13 1 16 I REMARKS. 8 c s;::Qe,o '° .. -� -� ·-. l..., ., "' ::, :::s 1 6 9 7 3 4 16 r. " 8 Jl 12 10 17 13 13 I 15 1 ' f.:l -� 5 ..S r.. Q if.I P.. ....1 :g ,:: "' A _o � 'O f: § 6 6 2 Captain- Ass't S Tea ch.Bel.Let. 1 2 1st. Lieutenant. 3 5 6 11 3 2d Lieuteuant. 6 5 (, 11 1 3d Lieutenant. 7 2 11 9 12 6th Lieutenant. 2 7 2 5 15 4th Lieutenant. 5 4 3 15 8 5th Lieutenant. 3 8 8 8 14 2 Ass t.Te�ch er of 1 S Drawmg. 11 16 9 l 9 9 7 16 14 12 14 14 8110 II 11 9 4 . 13 7th Lieutenant. 5 15 JI 13 13 IO 16 13 17 10 · 13 15 17 n 16 , 17 12 I 7 1 15 15 15 17 10 6 1 4 3 1 4 j 121 I � �I SECOND CLASS, 1855 . gi '§ ·;:: Q) ;:el .; NAMES. DISTRICTS . Q) '0 � ..... 0 ... A.ge when admitted. � oS s Q) ..c: ... � ... .... ci ::s .,; Q (.) ·;:: .£ Q) � ::a ..Cl � bi:> C ril 3 2 1 4 9 6 13 14 5 15 17 12 8 4 2 1 10 9 15 8 7 13 18 12 4 1 2 5 8 7 9 8 6 16 15 17 13 12 4 14 10 8 16 5 18 5 16 14 6 7 I» ..c:: � en � � .; ... ..c:: ------ ---··--- --- -- -- -- --- --- --Q) 1::1 oS Q) A C!) *1 *2 3 4 • 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 J. F. Lanneau Charleston . ... 1858 W.R. Erwin J. Steedman.. E. M. Law .... J. A . Evans... J. Coker ..... P. Coleman ... E. Croft...... R. Y . Dwight. L. Dozier.... A. Y. Lee, .. . R. M. Simms . J. Nance..... Geo. Ross.... A. McAllister. J. A. Finch .. H. Thompson . B. M.Walpolef Bari:iwell, •••• Lexington ... . Darlington . .. G eorgetown .. Darlington ... Fairfield . .... Edgefield ..... Colleton ..... Williamsburg . Kershaw ..... Lancaster .... Newber1·y .... Y ork ......... A.bbeville .... Fairfield . . ... Greenville .... Colleton ..... 1858 1853 1858 1858 1S53 1858 1858 1853 1858 1858 1853 1853 1858 1853 1853 1853 1858 Yrs. Mos. 16 16 18 HI 14 16 18 17 15 16 15 16 15 17 18 16 16 15 11 9 .... 4 10 .... 6 .... 8 3 .... 1 2 .... 11 11 -:;; 11 Q) 11 10 7 18 11 0 :::a 2 4 8 5 11 17 16 10 7 12 18 8 9 1 14 13 6 15 I» (.) .kj A 0 en .£ cl' 0 ·� ::s Q 0 � 4 11 12 1 5 7 10 2 6 17 15 13 16 14 18 3 8 l) :.a bi:> .::: � � dl ·r; dl ... z � 1 3 2 5 10 8 7 15 6 13 4 9 16 12 17 18 .11 14 A 1 7 8 4 11 ' 5 6 14 15 2 9 3 13 17 10 12 18 16 � Q ::s REMARKS. '0 .::: 0 0 9 3 2 12 7 13 6 14 18 1 10 16 5 17 4 � 1st Sergeant. 2d Sergeant. 3d Sergeant. 5th Sergeant. 4th Sergeant. 11 15 8 .. 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Anderson..... 3 -..... a 2 � 1853 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1853 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 1854 18511854 1854 1854 � 'o THIRD CLASS, 1855. .A.ge when admitted. 1----- a "' � "3 15 16 16 15 16 15 16 18 15 16 17 18 15 17 17 17 15 18 18 16 15 16 � � j � . "' .3 � -s ..;:; g 4 - 3 . ..... 2 . . .... 1 ...... 4 10 9 8 6 1 12 Ii 5 7 15 2 7 . . .... 13 9 18 8 120 10 10 6 8 10 21 .... .. 17 2 14 3 11 3 19 4 22 2 16 � ! I" , , � ;;::. � t' 1 I . r:: o 2 ·g 5 10 1 1 2 2 8 3 4 9 7 7 11 4 6 13 15 6 20 15 14 10 19 8 3 1.8 17 14 12 19 I n 12 13 20 16 11 18 22 22 16 21 17 9 21 1 � .. - � :... - � '- o I 1 / 2 3 7 5 14 4 16 15 13 12 J 8 9 10 .20 ' 6 19 17 18 22 11 21 1 � "§ • I A ,; 1 3 6 13 9 14 16 20 17 10 4 18 2 19 11 8 5 12 15 7 21 22 ;; C. I � ' l 2 g 8 5 6 2 10 18 7 19 11 12 21 9 14 15 22 17 20 13 16 w REMARKS. -g 0 g 1 7 11 4 3 9 , 8 I 5 , 2 16 18 12 21 10 14 17 13 19 6 15 22 20 o I I Corporal. Corporal. Corpor-al. Corporal. I • Hon.discharged. ., � �• FOURTH CLASS, (ARSENAL ACADEMY) 1855. 0 ·;;; � ·� ... I I •'. ·a REMARKS. NAMES. Age when adinitted 00 0 "O o! ..... 0 . Merit in 00 ·.:; ..c: 0 ... o! -5 i:: :a .., o! ...... 10 4 7 8 2 6 13 12 11 9 10 18 1 5 16 19 20 22 29 21 24 17 2 3 4 9 8 12 6 17 16 7 18 31 25 14 22 26 5 13 35 28 42 .. "' -.,, REMARKS. Q) .-=l Q) 16 17 16 15 15 18 17 16 17 18 17 17 19 18 19 :• 00 -8 ::l 00 ' • � 0 ... � O· i:,:. P=l ::.1 ::,;i I>< A c., -- --- --- --- --- --- --- ----------------------12 1 2 3 16 ...... P. S. Layton ............ Charleston ............ 1855 *l Q) *2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 -�------------"'� .., Q) o:$ W. M. Ramsay .......... Chr.rleston ............ W. Adams.............. Richland .... .... .... O. J. Youmans.......... Beaufort .... .... .... T. J. Weatherly ........ Marlboro' ........ .... 'l'. A. Huguenin........ Beaufort .... .... .... W. P. Shooter.......... Horry................ R. E. Sweat............ Beaufort .... .... .... R. P. Smith............ Chadeston ............ J. J. Calhoun .......... Abbeville ........ .... W. H.• Mitchell........ Spartanburg .......... J. W. E. Cothran.......... Abbeville .... ....... G, H. Lythgoe.......... .Anderson .... ........ F. L. Garvin............ Pickens .............. John Litchfield.......... Horry................ J. F. Young............ · Abbevi lle .... ........ J. R. Bryan ............ Edgefield .... ........ . P. K. McKelvey........ Charleston ............ J. W. Culler............ Orangeburg ........... W. M. Gibbes.......... Richlaud .... ........ E. C.DuBose. ........ ..., Charleston ............ J. E. Spears.........•..i Marlboro' .... ; ....... �- 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1825 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 1855 --·�.,,,.._ Q) 0 ...... 3 11 ...... ...... 9 ...... 9 10 ...... 6 ...... ...... 17 ...... 18 17 15 15 18 3 8 ...... ...... ...... C" .....e:�- i:: "O ,::) 9 1 23 26 36 31 24 17 10 37 16 13 25 20 5 8 18 14 2 15 21 4 1 3 10 6 5 11 7 16 18 14 31 29 15 19 13 39 12 25 24 '9 \.t' C . f-1 0 I "' ' ., .. -...,.·.,.., ....... ;.._.�--...._�_;,-� . .-_ �ii! 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 3'7 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 W.Rice ........•••.••.. W. R. Marshaii.•.....••. W. D. Douglass .....••. G. M., McDowell ..•..... S. M. Erwin ............ John McCulloch ........ J. O. McCaslan ....•.•... · C. S. Darby•........•.. · F. Percival ..•......... J. T. Farley.•...•...... J. Robertson .......... J. E. DeLorme .......... J. T. Parker ............ W. H. Ray.... ........ E. B. \-.Vhite ........•... W. Whetstone ...•.•.... J. H. Nettles......•.•... P. A. Strohecker .....•.. W. J. Dar·by........... .' R. Sutherland •........* S. D. Robertson .....•.. R. J. Muirhead .... •.. * R. G. Fleming ........•. T. K. Klinck .......... =� ' Union ••..•.....•.••. Newberry .... ......•. Charleston. : .....•._, .. Abbeville .... .....•.. Barnwell .... .••. .... Richland .•.....•.•.. Abbeville •.•. ..•..... Orangeburg .... .•.... Richland ..•. ...• .... Laurens ............... Fairfield .............. Sumter •. !'....•.•..•• Union ............... Spa1·tanburg •••..•.•.. York •....••......... Barnwell ..•..••...... Sumter •.•. .......... Charleston .......•.•.. Orangeburg ....•...... Marlboro' •... ........ Fairfield .... .•....... Charleston ..•. .•.. .. Richland ............ Charleston ............ ... . . . 14 1855 3 16 15 1855 16 38 1'7 1855 5 1'7 ...... 33 1855 1855 10 26 15 1855 1'7 ...... 25 1'7 ...... 23 1855 1'7 ...... 28 1855 1855 16 ...... 31 1855 17 . ..... 35 10 18 30 1855 1855 1'7 ...... 34 1'7 ...... 2'7 1855 1855 16 2 3'7 1855 16 42 5 1855 15 40 9 18 ...... 41 1855 1855 16 ...... 39 16 ...... 32 1855 1'7 ...... 44 1855 1835 2 36 1'7 '7 1855 15 43 1855 9 16 45 1855 Entered Octt>ber 1st. 38 39 10 15 23 24 36 34 2'7 21 33 3'7 41 30 11 29 20 32 43 19 45 40 44 3'7 l '7 8 23 34 35 40 14 38 21 30 36 33 20 22 26 2'7 28 45 43 42 32 44 32 34 29 '7 38 43 2'7 6 3 33 28 4 30 39 42 35 40 44 11 22 19 41 45 ' "' , \ Honorabl�· discharged. Not advanced. Houorably discharged. Not advanced. Honorably discharged. \ ' . ...... ...... ==>, �\ 12 EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorde d. These offences are divided into seven grades ; each of which comprises offences of nearly the same degree of criminality. A degree of criminality of offences of each grade is ex pressed by a number, as fo1lows: Offences of the 1st grade by - - . - - - - - - - - 10 Do - - - 2d - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8 Do - - - 3d - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5 Do - - - 4th - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 Do - - - 5th - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 Do - - - 6th - - do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 / Do - - - 7th - . do - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 For each 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 four�h year. At the end of the Academic year, these numbers are added up, and the sum thus obtained is that found in the column of "Demerit." (See the next page.) The demerit for the Graduating Class is estimated fo1; their whole term. When a Cadet has more than two hundred de merits in any one year he is dismissed. I' \ �13 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT CITADEL ACADEMY, 1855. No. 1 2 3 4 5 5 \ 7 8 g 10 11 12 13 14 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 I Demerit. NAMES. J. B. Patrick ...... J. D. Wylie ........ V. Mauget ........ T. Hemmingway.... P. Bryce ... ....... J·. F. Pressley ...... R. C. Carlisle ...... L. F.Dozier . ....... W. P. DuBose ...... JI. D'Oyley.•...... T. E. Lucas........ W. Gaillard........ R. K. Thomas ...... F. L. Parker...... J. Venning........ J. Steedman ...... W. J. Crauley ...... w. R. J<jrwin ...... R T. Harper ...... J.M. Dean ........ T. H. Dalrymple .... A. McAllistet· ...... J. D. Nance ...... w. J. Nance ...... J. Coleman .... W. M. Tennent ...... J. w. Norwood.... P. Kirk ........ J· A. Evans..••.•.. J. T. Gibbes ...... B. J;'. Walpole ...... J. F. Lanneau ...... w. s. 0 8 9 13 14 14 20 23 23 26 26 27 28 29 29 32 32 37 38 39 40 42 53 55 64 65 65 66 68 68 71 72 33 34 34 36 38 39 40 40 41 42 44 44 46 47 47 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 58 60 61 62 63 64 Demerit NAMES. No. H. Gaillard..... . . . B. B. Smith........ E. J. White .••..... J. E. Black ........ J. M. .Adams...... A. Y. Lee ........ W. J.Davis........ J. A. Fiuch ........ E. M. Law ........ c. Coker••........ D. Bobo .......... T. Maniium ........ W. A.McDowell.... E. Croft .......... c.w. McCreary .... Z, Becton ...... H. S. Thompson .... R. Sims .... ...... R. Anderson . . . .. . . G. Ross .... ...... H. Moore .... . . . . R. Y. Dwight...... J: F. Hart ........ P. K. Garmany .... J.A. Scott........ KCapers.......... H. D. Garden ...... R. Campbell .... . . G. Symmes ........ J . Mixson .... D. Rowe ........ ... w. .... 73 75 75 77 77 80 86 87 !)6 100 101 106 106 107 l 11 111 114 115 116 119 133 135 141 143 158 168 173 176 ]84 186 201 CONDUCT ROLL OF CADETS AT ARSENAL ACADEMY, J 855 No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 NAMES. W.Adams . ........ W.M. Gibbes ..... F. Perceval........ J. E. DeLorme ..... J. F. Young ...... C. S. Darby ....... G. M. McDowell ... J. R. Bryan ....... W. M. Ramsey. . .. J. J. Calhoun ...... W. J. Darby....... P. S. Layton....... G. H.Lytbgoe ..... J. McCuller ....... E. C DuBose ...... W. E. Cothran ..... R. P. 8mith ....... P. K. McKelvey.... S. Robertson....... J. Litchfield ....... V. J.E. S ears..... R.W. Sut� erland .. 0. J. Youmans ... Class. !Demerit 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 2 2 5 7 8 8 14 17 18 19 21 22 28 28 33 38 40 40 41 42 46 46 No. 24 2,5 26 27 28 2� 30 3t 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 NAMES. R. E. Sweat ...... F. L. Gnrvin ..... T. Weatherly .... J. 0. McCaslan ... J. Robertson ..... W. D. Douglas ... J. T. Parker ...... W. P. Shooter .... W.W. Rice ...... J. T. Farley ...... W. M arshall.....W.Whetstone.. . T. A. Huguenin .. W. II. Mitchell... S. l\L Erwin....... W. H. Ry ..... . S. T. �ett es...... R. J. Muirhead B. B. White ...... J. :McCulloch ..... P. .A.. Strohecker . R. G. Fleming .... T. K. Klinck ... . Demer// 47 4 50 4 54 4 56 4 60 4 67 4 78 4 81 4 82 4 92 4 102 4 103 4 Hl4 4 104 4 108 4 111 4 135 4 138 4 139 4 161 4 166 4 195 4 Ent. 1st Oct. Olass. / I �• 14 SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT SOUTH CAROLINA MLI1'ARY ACADEMIES. • t - TBXT BOOKS, STUDIES, Mahan, Halleck, and Lectures. Civil and Military Engineering and Science of Vlrar ........ Intellectual Philosophy ..... . Moral Philosophy .......... .. Economie Politique .... ...... Natioual and Constitutional Law. Astronomy .................. Chemistry ................. . )fineralogy ................. . Geology ..................... Topog. and Arch. Drawing .. . Artillery and Infantry Tactics Upham. Paley. Droz. Constitutions of U.S. and S. C., :.ud Calhoun's Disquisition on Government. Gummere. Fowne, Dana, } and Lectures. Lyell, Eastman. U. S. Tactics, Kingsbury and Scott. 00 (Calculus .................... Church. Shades and Shadows ........ . Davies. 5 Natural and Experimental Phi- Bartlett's Mechanics, and Muller's principles of Physics aud Meteorology, R��;iri��: .................. Blair, and Lectures. .... �Logic ........ .......... ... . Whately. History of English Literature. Shaw. l >< Chemistry ............ ...... Fowne, f and Lectures. 1:! I Mineralogy .................. . Dana, :a lDrawing, Crayon aml Linear .. E-< Tactics .................. .... Scott. �I �I �I <n i j i��;;,;;:,;7-:� � ( m ' D:wies' Legendre. Davies. Davies. Davies. Taylor's Manual. Parker's aids. LeBrethon's Grammar, and Pinnoy's Reader. Sut-veymg .........•......... Universar History ... .....•.. >< Composition ................. ] I French .................. .... 8 Drawing Landscape .......... Jj l Tactics .............. ........ Scott. .., � ] o :a j .., <n �g! � � � I Arithmetic ......•...•.••... 1 Algebra ..................... English Grammar ............ Composition ................. Geography .................. History ............. ....... . Mytholo;y ............ ..... l French .............. ...... .. Adams. Young. Smith. Morse. Frost's United States. Elements of. Pinney's First Lessons, and Collott's Reader. ,· 4 �\ 15 GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY ACADEMIES SINCE THEIR ORGANIZATION. ch � � z � " ·X·l ·l,2 3 4 r, ; 6 *7 ·l,8 9 10 -x-n ·*12 13 14 15 11) 17 18 19 -X·20 ·X·21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 *32 *33 34 35 36 37 38 f39 40 41 42 43 · X· 4 4 -X·45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 NAMES D1STJUCl'S. DATE OF GltADU.A.TION. ' REMARKS. ------- ------- ---- ----------- C.C. Tew ........ Charleston .... Nov., 1846 Professor B. Letters, Cit.Acad R. G. White ..... Georgetown ... .. ..do .... Physician . C. 0. LaMotte .... Charleston .... .•..do .... Lawyei. , John L. Branch... Abbeville ..... ....do .... Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. i W. J. Magill ...... Georfetown ... ....do .... Merchant, Savannah. John H. l::iwift .... Char eston .... ....do .... Civil Engineer, C. & S. R. R.I J. Haiiood ....... Barnwell ...... Nov., 1847 Lawyer, Barnwell. ! E. S. eriot ...... Georgetown ... ....do .... Civil En tneer. I J. P.Southern ... Greenville .... ....do .... Aud. & ' reas. G. & C. R. R. S. B. Jones ...... Charleston .... ••• 1do .... Minister of the Gospel. H. 0liver ........ Edgefield ..... Nov., 1848 Died 1855. A. Buist ......... Charleston .... ....do .... •reaching, Barnwell, S. C. J. W. Gregorie... Beaufort ...... ....do .... Planter, Beaufort, H.D. Kem:edy ... Abbeville ..•.. ....do .... Engineer. F. F. Warley ..... Pendleton .... ....do .... Lawyer, Darlin�on. H. L. Brantley ... Charleston .... ....do .... Civil Engineer, , C. J. J.Matthews ... Anderson ..... ....do .... Farmer. A. J. Jamison .... Laurens ...... ....do .... •reaching,Miss. J. D. Powell ..... Greenville..... .. ..do .... Civil Engineer, S. C. P. F.Stevens .... Pendleton ..... Nov., 1849 Prof.Math., Cit. Acad. U. A.B ice ....... Barnwell ....•. ....do .... Physician, Geor a. J. T. Zealy ...... B�aufort ...... ....do .... Minister of the t ospel. H. L. Thruston .. Greenville .... ....do .... Lawyer. J.B. White ...... Georgetown ... ....do .... P,0£ M,tb., Acsen.l A �demyl G. B. Larti ue .... Barnwell...... ....de .... Physician, Graham's •r. 0. W. G. Ing:fesby .. Charleston .... ....do .... Physician. G. H. Bunker .... Sum ter ....... ....do .... Teaching, Florida. J. A. Walker .... Abbeville ..... ....do .... Student of Theology. I H.W. Stewart ... Colleton ...... ....do .... Merchant, Colleton . 'I'. E. Strother .... Chesteafield ... ....do .... Merchant, Cheraw. W. M. Morgan .. Charleston .... .. ..do .... Clerk, Charleston. D. H. lleston ... Charleston .... Nov., 1850 Died 1855. J. A. ouser .... Oran}eburg ... ....do .... Planter, Georgia. ..... Edge 'eld ..... ....do .... Civil Engineer, N. E. R. R. ·C.D. Oliver . J.W. Robertson .. Charleston .... ....do .... Civil Engineet·, R. G. R. H.. J.A. Craoker..... Edgefield ..... ..do .... Civil Engineer. 0.A. Darby ...... Charleston .... ....do .... Minister of the Gospel. S. N. Kennerley .. Orangeburg ... ....do .... Farmer. J. R. Abrams .... Georfet.own ... ....do .... Civil Engineer, Alabama. J. L. In�lesby .... Char eston .... ....do .... Civil Eng. Rabun Gap R. R. G.S. 0 om ...... Barnwell...... ....do .... Physician, Barnwell. H. N. Wh�aton .. Abbeville ..... ....do .... Lawyer. A.L.Ed wards .... Colleton ...... ....do .... Died 1855. J. P. Thomas .... Fairfield ...... Nov., 1851 Prof. B.Letters, Arsenal Ac. W. H.Wright ..•. Charleston .... ....do .... Student of Med. J. G. Pressley .... Williamsburg. ....do .... Lawyer. W.W. Veitch .... Clilarlesion .... ....do .... Student of Medicine. N. W. Armstrong. Barnwell...... ....do .... Prof. Military School, Ala. L.A. Brovrn ..... Sumter........ ....do .... Civil Eng. California. J.B.Chandler .... Sumter........ ....do .... Planter, Williamsbul'g. ,J.M. Pelot ...... Abbeville ..... ....do .... Physician. J. J. Lucas ...... Kershaw ...... ....do .... :Merchant, Charleston. James Aiken .... Fairfield ...... ....do .... Teaching, Alabama. , J W. Hudson .... Sumter. ....... ....do .... Physician. B. W.Powell.... Chesterfield ... . ...do .... Merchant Florida. E. J. Walke1 .... Edgefield ..... ....do .... Lawyer, Augusta, G�o.rgia. T. J. Arnold .... Edgefiel d ..... ....do .... Civil Engineer, Loms1ana. J. B. Cottrell Spartanbul'g .. ....do .... Minister of the Gospel. W. S. Dudley •... Orangeburg ... ....do •... Physician I I �(+ 16 CADETS APPOINTED TO ARSENAL ACADEMY, 1855. ' FOURTH CLASS. NAMES. DISTRICTS NAMES. DISTRICTS. _______________ ___________ -----l l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 • w. V.Alison.... Barnwell.... 49 R. C. .A shley. ... Barnwell .... 50 J.F.Banks...... Edgefiel d ... 51 J. B. Barton.... Charleston.. 52 W.F. Bissell.... Charleston .. 53 W.A. Black.... Richland .... 54 K. B Bobo...... Union ...... 55 F. P. Burnet...... Edgefield.... 56 R. M.Burns. .....A nderson... 57 F. A. Bar rows .... Charleston.. 58 J .E. Caine...... Ab beville... 59 G. W. Cannon.... Charleston.. 60 B.F. Coleman.... Fairfiel d.... 61 W . D. Conner.... Orangeburg.. 62 W. D. Cotcbett .. Charleston.. 63 R. W. Crawfor d.. Chester..... 64 J. D . Creswell ....Abbevil le... 65 J. W. Crum ...... Orangeburg .. 66 C. H. Daniel s.... Beaufort..... 67 A. E. Darby. ... Orangeburg. 68 . W. M. Dwight.... Colleton.... 69 Charles Davant... Beaufort ..... 70 Thos. S. Dunbar .. Barnwell.... 71 J. G. E dwards.. Richland . ii 72 ... E. A. Erwin.. .. Barnwel l .....,, 73 R. B.Erwin...... W i l liamsb'rg 74 H. S. Farlev. ... Laurens ....! 7 5 E. J, R. F;ipp.. Charleston .. \ 76 A.S Gaillard .... Fairfiel d ....' 77 James G illam.... Abbeville . ..i 78 J. H Goodwyn.. Richland . I 79 ... W, H. G reene.... Charleston.. 1 80 J. T. Hall ...... Fail'fiel d ... 81 R. . Hallonguist. Barnwell.... · j 82 L D. H. Hamilton.. Col leton.... 83 .I!'. H. Harleston.. Charleston.. !I 84 J. A..Harris.'..... Anderson .. · j· 85 B. A. Hart ....... Barnwell . .. 86 . W. M. Haselden.. Will iamsb 'rgl 87 G. E. Hazlehurt. Charleston.. 1 88 A. G. Heriot ... Georgetown. 89 T. S. Heyward .... Charleston.. 1 90 .. 91 W. H ol land...... K�rshaw . H. Hunter. . . .... Fairfield.... 92 A. Hutchinson... Laurens .... 93 leton....1 94 B. W.P. Jenkins. Col. ......• 195 J.P. Jeter...... Umon. F. Kelly. ........ Kershaw.... , ·I ·j S.S. Kerby....... Darling ton.. T. K. Klin·k...... Ch arleston. . J.A.Law ...... Darling ton .. W. E. Lewis.... Chester .... --Lining ...... Colleton.... J. R. Mac beth.... Charleston.. R. P. Mayrant.... Richland .... D. M cRa......... Kershaw .... G. W. Meetz.... Lexin gton .. Julius Mills...... Chester .... F. M. Monroe.... Marian...... R. J. Muirhead.. Colleton.... R. Nesbitt...... Georgetow n. A. J. Norris...... Ed gefiel d ... J. D. Pal mer.... Charleston.. R- Perrvman .... Abbeville .. W. H. Porter.... Charleston.. R. T. Puryear.... Richland .. . W.R. Rag sdale.. Chester ... . J. T. Ramsay.... Sumter S. W. Ramsav .... Charleston.. G. N. Reynolds.. Charlrston.. T h os. Russel..... Charleston.. J. M .Sadler. ..... Lancaster .. J. F . S cott...... Char leston.. W. M. Scarborogh. R ichland. ... W. H. Singl eton.. R ichland .... .A. Sitgreaves..... York ...... D. B. Sloan...... Anderson .. J. S. Snow...... Georgetow n. J. Sosnowski.... Richland .... J. H. Stevens..... Richland . .. . J. S. Stew art.... York....... W. Stoney....... Ch al'leston.. O· E.Strohecker .. Charleston.. R. W.Southerland. Marl boro' .. C. J. Tennent .... Charleston.. W . H. Tucher.... Union,..... B. G. Vardell..... Charleston.. J. A. Vereen .... Georgetown. M. Ward Edgefiel d .. . B. C. W ebb...... Colleten.... S.E. W hite...... York....... W. G. Wilson.... Colleton.... J. E. Wright.... Beaufort..... States Webb ..... A bbevill e.. Joseph Yates..... Charleston.. ' , �17 GRADUA'l'ES OF TH]� MILITARY ACADEMIES-CONTINUED. ,,; 0 't ' , 1 '· ) \II NAl!ES. w-�deric k-:= 61 E.C. B ailey...... 62 J. L. S eabrook... 93 J. B. C olding.... 46 H. S. Bass ...... 65 F. G. Palmer..... 66 W. R. Powell.... 67 T. H. Cooke..... 68 S. C ollins.. .. . 69 W. D. Mci\lillan.. ·x·70 A.H. Little ...... ·x-71 D. T. Williams.. 72 vV. S. Brewster.. 73 G. E. E arl.. . .... 74 S.S. Gadsden.... 75 W. Y. M:cC annon. 76 W. II. Dial...... 77 T. W. Fitzgerald. 78 J. \V. Murray.... 69 S. C. DcPass.... . 80 R. A. Palmer..... 81 H. B. Houseal.... 82 G. W. S eabrook. 83 C. S. H enegan... 84 J. Vt. D aniels.... 85 G. ID. Gamble.... 86 J ohnC. Rich ..... 87 P. A. Raysor.... 88 M. J. Prothro.... -x-39 M. J enkins...... ·Y,90 'l'hos. E. Hart.... 91 A. D. H oke 9 2 J. J. Jenkins.. .. 93 A. Coward...... . 94 J. D. Radcliff .... 95 C. 'l'. Haskell.... 99 C. Adams....... 97 l\I. S teedman.... I 9 8 D. J. Fleming.... 99 A. H. Mazyck.... 100 J. F. Culpepper.. 101 D. R. J amison... ·*102 W. H. D uBose... ·*203 J ohn D. Wylie... 104 P. Bryc e........ 105 J. B. Patric k..... 106 W. 11'. Nanc e..... 107 B. S mith ........ 108 W. D. Gaillard.. 109 J. F. Pressley... llO 'l'hos Lucas...... 111 P. S. Kirk...... . ll2 W. J. C rawley ... ll3 F. I,. Parker. .... 114 R. C. C arlisle.... 115 J. S. Mix son.... 106 J. 111. Dean ...... ll 7 E. White.... .... l.i.8 J. Venning.. ... , DISTRICTS. DATF� OF GRADUA· TIO:s'. R1rnARKS. -------·-1 Orangeburg... NoY., 1851 Physician. Colleton ..... .... do .... Planter, Edisto. Colleton ...... .... do .... 'fenching, Colleton. I Barnwell .... do.... Lawyer, Georgia. J Charleston .... .... do.... Machiuist. Charleston.... .... do.... CiYil Engineer, R. R. R. R. ' GreenYille .... .... do .... CiYi! Engineer, U. & S. R.R. ,Richland ..... ....do.... Teaching, S. C. Barnwell...... .... do.... Merchant. Beaufort...... .... do.... Teaching, Florida. Kewberry..... NoY.,1852 1 Died, A ugust, 1853. I Beaufort...... .... do.... Lawyer. I Charleston .... .... do .... Farmer. Greenville .... ....do...., C!v!l Eng!neer, N. :r,:. R. R. I Colleton ...... .... do.... C1�,t1 :i,;ngm�er, Ohio. Chester....... .... do.... P!·1�1c1�le�Ii!.Aca demy,Ah1. I1 R�chland...... ....do.... �ml ��ngrne_er, Alabama. i Pi ckens .... .. .... do.... leachrn g, Miss. Charleston.... .... do.... Teaching, Orangeburg. I Kershaw...... ....do.... C lerk, Charleston. Y ork......... .... do.... Private 'l'utor, Florida. Lexington .... ....do.... Physician. Colleton'...... .... do... . Marlboro' ..... .... do.... Teaching, S. C. Pickens ...... .... do.... '!'caching, Al�.buma. Williamsburg . .... do.... Planter, Willi�msburg. Charleston .... l .... do.... , Physic ian. Barn well ..... .... do. ... Planter, Barnwell. Lexington .... .... do.... Physic ian. C olleton ...... NoY., 1854 Prin. Mil.S chool, YorkY ille. Darling-ton.... .... do.... 'l'eaching. Greenville .... .... do.... S tudent of Medi cine. C olleton...... ....do.... Died 1855. Charleston.... .... do.... Prin. Mil. S chool, Yorhille. Charleston.... ....do .... Teaching. A bbeville..... .... do.... E ngineer, Lanc aster. .... .... do.... Lawyer. Lexington .... .... do.... Richland...... .... do... . Engineer. Charleston.... .... do.... Merchant. Darling:ton.... .... do.... Teaching. Orangeourg... .... do.... Student of Law. Fairfield ...... Nov., 1852 Lanc aster..... do.... R ichland...... .... do .... Barnwell .... do ... . Newberry .... .... do.... Georgeto,vn .. .... do .... Fairfield...... i •••• do.... Wil liamsburg.I ....do.... Kershaw ..... ....do .... Charlc,;ton.... .... do.... Barnwell...... .... do... . A bbeville..... ....do.... Union ........ ....do .... Barnwell .... · · ... do... . Spartanburg .. 1 ....do.... Charleston .... , ....do .... Charleston.... , .... do... . ·1· ... NoTE.-No graduates in 1853. The Cadets composini( the second class of 1852 "'e1 e su � peuded from the Citadel Academy during the year: and at the Annual l.\!eeimg of 1.he !loa1d of Visit.ors, held at Columbia on the 281h of NoYember, 1852, they were formally dismissed consequently, there was no graduating class in 1853. • �.. - r •,-: ' . �A • APPENDIX. TrrE follow:ing is the general form of application for admis sion into the Military Academy as a Beneficiary Cadet, which may be varied to conform to circumstances. If the applica tion is for a pay Cadet, the word pay must be substituted for the word be;n,eficia11'Y, and the statement as to pecuniary means and certificate of the Commissioners of Free Schools omitted : FORM OF APPLICATION. Pos·r To the Chafrman of the Board of Visitors: OFFICE, DATE, } I apply for the admission of (name in full) as a Beneficiary Cadet in the State Military Academy. He is a resident of years old, feet inches high. He can District, read and write with facility: is 0f fair moral character, and free from all physical defect or deformity, and is not afflicted with any disease or infirmity which would render him unfit for military service. He is without pecuniary means in his own right, and his parents are unable to pay for his education. (Signature.) I "' I The following certificate must be annexed. We, the Commissioners of Free Schools, for the District of recommend the above (or Parish of) named (name of the boy for whom application 1s made) for admission as a Beneficiary Cadet into the State Military Academy. He and his pa rents are without sufficient pecuniary means to educate him, and we consider him worthy of the beneficence of the State. (Signed by the Commissioners, or a majority of them.) � 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. For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, 29409. Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource Official Registers list the students who attended The Citadel in order of their merit in academic courses and conduct. Most Registers also list Board members, faculty and staff of The Citadel, and describe the courses of study. Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RC Registers Relation A related resource Official Registers Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context https://citadeldigitalarchives.omeka.net/collections/show/2 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.) 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 Register of the Officers and Cadets at the South Carolina Military Academies, 1855 Subject The topic of the resource Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina -- Registers Military education -- South Carolina -- Periodicals Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina Description An account of the resource Official Registers list the students who attended The Citadel in order of their merit in academic courses and conduct. Most Registers also list Board members, faculty and staff of The Citadel, and describe the courses of study. 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 1855 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. 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/227 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived RC Registers Relation A related resource Official Registers of Officers and Cadets Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf 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