NORTH CAROLINIANS ON MILI
TAKY COURTS.

By THE EDITOR.
by

By General Orders 20 December, 1862, 128 Off. Records
Union and Confed. Armies, 248, there was established nine
permanent military courts, one for each corps. Each court
consisted of a presiding judge and two associates, all of the
rank of Colonel, and a Judge Advocate.

North Carolina was represented on these courts as follows:

On court for Jackson’s Corps, Colonel David M. Carter,
Associate Judge.

On court for E. Kirby Smith’s Corps, Colonel Thomas
Ruffin, Presiding Judge.

On court for G. W. Smith’s Corps, Colonel William B.
Rodman, Presiding Judge.

Out of the thirty-six officers of the nine courts, North Car-
olina had only these three representatives, though at the time
fully one-fifth of the troops under arms were from this State.

GEnIinL AND FIELD OFFICERS
AILLED.

By Lizutenant E. A. THORNE, Orpnance Orricer, Ransom’s BriGApE.

PUNE EE t
GENERALS.
— General William D. Pender.

“Stephen D. Ramseur.
“g “« _W. H. C. Whiting.

Brgatier- General L. O’B. Branch.
“Junius Daniel. .
= “James B. Gordon.
x “ _ G. B. Anderson.
ig “J. J. Pettigrew.
23 Arch. C. Godwin.
COLONELS.

Montford S. Stokes, First Regiment.
Charles C. Tew, Second Regiment.
Gaston H. Meares, Third Regiment.

Geo. B. Anderson, Fourth Regiment, promoted to Brig-
adier-General and killed.

James H. Wood, Fourth Regiment.

Thos. M. Garrett, Fifth Regiment.

Charles F. Fisher, Sixth Regiment.

Isaac E. Avery, Sixth Regiment.

Wm. D. Pender, Sixth Regiment, promoted Major-Gen-
eral and killed.

Reuben P. Campbell, Seventh Regiment.

Henry M. Shaw, Eighth Regiment.

James B. Gordon, Ninth Regiment, promoted Brigadier-
General and killed.

James A. J. Bradford, Tenth Regiment, dina in service.

Junius Daniel, Fourteenth Regiment, promoted Brigadier-
General and killed.

Philetus W. Roberts, Fourteenth Regiment, died in ser-
vice.