Captain Frank Saunders.

Captain Conrad Schroeder.
Captain Benjamin F. Stewart.
Captain Francis F. C. Triplett.
Ist Lieutenant John L. Albrecht.
1st Lieutenant Joseph C. Baird.
Ist Lieutenant William T. Barbour.
1st Lieutenant John J. Huff.
Ist Lieutenant William Littrell.
Ist Lieutenant Patrick Mc Pike.
1st Lieutenant George W. Sigler.
1st Lieutenant Ephraim M. Stone.
1st Lieutenant William White.
2nd Lieutenant Lewis Becker.
2nd Lieutenant David Black.
2nd Lieutenant John R. Butler.
2nd Lieutenant William Duerson.
2nd Lieutenant John Harrigan.
2nd Lieutenant Charles W. Hilton.
2nd Lieutenant George D. Hooper.
2nd Lieutenant Benedict Huebel.
2nd Lieutenant Wm. E. Jones.
2nd Lieutenant Reuben F. Maury.
2nd Lieutenant Jacob Pfalzer.
2nd Lieutenant David G. Swinner.

2nd Lieutenant Richard W. N. Taylor.
2nd Lieutenant Levi White.

2nd Lieutenant Lowry B. White. 2nd Lieutenant Samuel Withington. SECOND KENTUCKY INFANTRY.

Colonel William R. McKee. Killed at the battle of Buena Vista.

Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Clay, Jr. Killed at Buena Vista.

Major Cary H. Fry. Union LieutenantColonel. Died March 5, 1873, at San Francisco, Cal.

1st Lieutenant George N. Cardwell, Adj. Ist Lieutenant Thomas S. Todd, Adjutant. 1st Lieutenant James E. Kelso, Regimental Quartermaster.

Robert P. Hunt, Surgeon.

John U. Lafon, Assistant Surgeon.
James B. Snail, Assistant Surgeon.
Captain Franklin Chambers.

Vol. 1-38.

Captain George W. Cutter.

Captain William Dougherty.

Captain Speed S. Fry. Union Brigadier General.

Captain James O. Hervey.

Captain George W. Kavanaugh.
Captain William N. Joyner.
Captain John H. McBrayer.
Captain William H. Maxcy.
Captain James W. Moss.
Captain Philip B. Thompson.
Captain Wilkinson Turpin.

Captain William T. Willis. Killed at Buena Vista.

1st Lieutenant John W. Cowan.

1st Lieutenant Andrew J. Galt.

Ist Lieutenant Edward H. Hobson. Union Brigadier General.

Ist Lieutenant Wm. R. Keene,

1st Lieutenant Wm. G. Kincaid.

1st Lieutenant Littleton T. Lacy.

Ist Lieutenant James Monroe.

1st Lieutenant Joseph W. Powell. Died at Monterey, January 2, 1847.

1st Lieutenant David P. Wade.

2nd Lieutenant Wm. E. Akin.

2nd Lieutenant George W. Ball.

2nd Lieutenant Elias L. Barbee, wounded at Buena Vista.

2nd Lieutenant Richard H. Clarke. 2nd Lieutenant George M. Coleman. 2nd Lieutenant Joseph C. Ewing. 2nd Lieutenant Peter G. Flood. 2nd Lieutenant John H. Lillard. 2nd Lieutenant B. H. Lawler. 2nd Lieutenant Henry C. Long. 2nd Lieutenant Wm. C. Lowry. 2nd Lieutenant Wm. H. Moss. 2nd Lieutenant Thomas W. Napier. Confederate Major.

2nd Lieutenant Thomas J. Proctor.

2nd Lieutenant Lewis M. Reese.
2nd Lieutenant Wm. D. Robertson.

2nd Lieutenant Alva C. Threlkild.
2nd Lieutenant James Wilson.

2nd Lieutenant Wm. T. Withers. Confedtrate General.

THIRD KENTUCKY INFANTRY.

Colonel Manlius V. Thompson.

Lieutenant Colonel Thomas L. Crittenden. Union Major General.

Major John C. Breckinridge. Member of Congress; Vice President United States; Senator in Congress; Confederate Major General; Secretary of War, Confederate States. Died in Lexington in 1875.

1st Lieutenant Benjamin F. Bradley, Adjutant. Member of Confederate Congress from Kentucky.

Wm. Crommell. Assistant Surgeon.
Captain Andrew F. Caldwell.

2nd Lieutenant William Edmonson. 2nd Lieutenant William E. Fisher. 2nd Lieutenant John M. Heddleson. 2nd Lieutenant James H. Holladay. 2nd Lieutenant William B. Holladay. 2nd Lieutenant Eli Holtzclaw. 2nd Lieutenant Marshall L. Howe. 2nd Lieutenant James Kendall. 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin D. Lacey. 2nd Lieutenant William C. Merrick. 2nd Lieutenant James H. Miller. 2nd Lieutenant Ansel D. Powell. 2nd Lieutenant Daniel Runyon. 2nd Lieutenant John P. Thatcher. 2nd Lieutenant Elisha B. Treadway, Union Major.

2nd Lieutenant Walter C. Whittaker. Union Brigadier General. Died July 9, 1887.

2nd Lieutenant James T. Young.

Confederate Senate from Kentucky.

Captain John R. Smith.

Captain Thomas Todd.

1st Lieutenant Wm. C. Alden.

Ist Lieutenant Enos H. Barry.

Ist Lieutenant Wm. P. Bramlette.

1st Lieutenant Jesse B. Davis. Died in Mexico City March 19, 1848.

1st Lieutenant Thomas C. Flournoy.

Ist Lieutenant Walter I. Lacy.

Ist Lieutenant John A. Logan.

1st Lieutenant Henry H. Mize.

Ist Lieutenant Wm. P. Morris.

Ist Lieutenant Thomas H. Taylor. Con

federate Brigadier General.

1st Lieutenant Wm. T. Walker.

2nd Lieutenant Rigdon S. Barnhill.

2nd Lieutenant John Brock. Died in Mex

ico City March 9, 1848.

2nd Lieutenant Churchill G. Campbell.

2nd Lieutenant James B. Casey.

2nd Lieutenant James C. Dear.

Major William T. Ward. Union Brigadier General. Died October 12, 1878.

2nd Lieutenant Charles H. Creel, Adjutant. 2nd Lieutenant Robert P. Trabue, Adjutant. Confederate Colonel.

Joseph G. Roberts, Surgeon.

John R. Steele, Assistant Surgeon.
Captain Anthony W. Bartlett.

Captain Joseph C. Conn.

Captain Joseph S. Corum.
Captain George B. Cook.
Captain Patrick H. Gardner.
Captain Mark R. Hardin.
Captain B. Rowan Hardin.
Captain Timothy Keating.
Captain John G. Lair.

Captain Decius McCreery.

Captain Thomas Mayfield.

Captain Hamilton N. Owens. Union Major.

City, March 20, 1848.

1st Lieutenant Edgar D. Barbour.

Ist Lieutenant William Bristow.

1st Lieutenant Jesse Davis.

Ist Lieutenant John Donan.

Ist Lieutenant Jeremiah F. Dorris.

Ist Lieutenant Milford Elliott.

1st Lieutenant John W. Hughes.

Ist Lieutenant William E. Woodruff. Union Colonel.

2nd Lieutenant Titus P. A. Bibb.

2nd Lieutenant William P. D. Bush.

2nd Lieutenant Noah Z. Chapline.
2nd Lieutenant John D. Cosby.
2nd Lieutenant Samuel D. Cowan.
2nd Lieutenant Benjamin F. Egan.
2nd Lieutenant Cyrenius W. Gilmer.
2nd Lieutenant Wm. G. Johnson.

2nd Lieutenant John M. Massey.

2nd Lieutenant, Charles D. Pennebaker. Union Colonel.

2nd Lieutenant Wm. E. Russell.

2nd Lieutenant Cyrus D. Scott. Died in Mexico City February, 1848.

2nd Lieutenant John M. Snyder.

2nd Lieutenant James M. Shackleford. Union Brigadier General.

2nd Lieutenant Presley Talbott.

2nd Lieutenant Isaac P. Washburne. 2nd Lieutenant Noah N. Watkins.

2nd Lieutenant Levi White.

2nd Lieutenant Charles A. Wickliffe. 2nd Lieutenant Harry J. Woodward. KENTUCKY INDEPENDENT COMPANY.

Captain John S. Williams. Confederate Brigadier General. United States Senator.

1st Lieutenant Roger W. Hanson. Confederate Brigadier General. Killed at battle of Murfreesboro, Tenn., January 31, 1863.

2nd Lieutenant Wm. A. McConnell. 2nd Lieutenant George S. Sutherland, severely wounded at the battle of Cerro Gordo. Roger Tandy Quisenberry, a sergeant in

Walker's little army of sixty men who invaded and for a time held possession of Nicarauga. KENTUCKIANS FROM ARKANSAS.

Captain Franklin W. Desha, 1st Arkansas Cavalry.

FROM ILLINOIS.

Buena Vista were brought back to Kentucky and reinterred in the State Cemetery at Frankfort in the presence of many thousands of people.

Theodore O'Hara, a Kentuckian, who served in the Mexican War as a Captain in the Regular Army, wrote for that solemn occasion, his deathless poem "The Bivouac of the Dead." Though one would scarcely look in a history to find a poem, yet it is appropriate that these stirring lines should appear here. O'Hara was

And Glory guards with solemn round. The bivouac of the dead.

No rumor of the foe's advance

Now swells upon the wind, No troubled thought at midnight haunts Of loved ones left behind. No vision of the morrow's strife The warrior's dream alarms; No braying horn nor screaming fife At dawn shall call to arms.