Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-05-14

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Medical Director,
special Of1ef No. Oh
Ctap L0Wny.
May %, 1896.
All general, staff and line officers Of
The volunteer forces Of The State Of
Mississippi, will meet NJ regimental
headquarters 1t half.psst eight o'clock
this evening, for Che purpose Of form.
ing an officers association and the
consideration Of matters of interest TO
the organization.
Hy order Of
L. +. BRfsCoE, A. A. q,
v CAM Lowry, May lith. 1855.
General Order No. 4.
Captains Of competing companies
Will report at regimental headquarters
az O'Clock, 8 am, May 18th, TO draw
for positions and receive instructions.
BY order of Col. +. z. DAVIS.
+. ?. BR1sCoE, A~Ojdtant.
A meeting was held at seven o'clock
last eve-i1g at Col. Davis headquarta
ers for the purpose of adopting some
plan for the permanent organization
OF the State troops A committee of
all the captains and three line officers
were appointed to formulate some
planand ordered to report at nine
o'clock ThursdaH morning.
The following distinguished visitors
were registered at Col. Davis head
quarters yesterday; His excellency
Gov. Robt. Lowry and staff, BTigadier-
Gen. VIM, Henry, Adjutant General
Col. George G. Waddill, Surgeon Gen
eral John H. Purnell. Major General B.
S. Ricks, Brigadier General G. Y. Free
man, Brigadler General E. S. Butts
Brigadier General VIM. NJ. Monroe
Major Morrell, Captain G. Hardy
Gen. J. A. Smith, Col. j. L, Power, DR.
John Hunter, Major J. II. Btinker, Of
Gen. Freeman's staff, Col. Robertson,
commandment of louisiana State mill
tary institute
The following are the rosters oil
companies who have entered camp anC
have not been heretofore reported:
M'ENNERY CADETS.
Captain E. W. Temple, First Lieutenant G. C
Gutenberg, Second Lieutenant d, n. Brown
w. 7. Morton.
First Four-A. NJ. Gardner, T. A. Salassi, j
Perkins, f, II. Waddiil.
Second Four-Amos Kent, Clarence Person
A.. }. Price, Henry COckerhOne,
Third -Four g. w. Elan, j.. i. Bryan. NJ. c
Davis, j. G.. Lee.
Fourth Four. r. lights, @. Fauntleroy, Q
Boning, SD Lyons.
Fifth Four-G. IL. Clinton, B, Bonyillain, II
HanlOn, d. Collins.
Sixth Four-B. b. ALUM, r. l.. Caspari, w. L
Major, }, heef.
SuUsitutes-D. {. Sutton, r. A. Williams,
Refine, ID. Wells.
MERIDIAN RIFLES.
Captain V Clewis.
First Lieutenant G W Chamber.
Second Lieutenant J 4 ~Lockward.
First Sergeant w j Jackson.
Second orgeant & b Northrop.
FIRST folr-Mack Whitaker, l. II Lawrence
James Or fin. w s Harris.
.econd tour-J j Rosenbaum, Ed Scanlon, ]
Schwab, G SilverStein. corporal.
Third FOur-F Weedman, corporal: Il
SllnmS, Thomas Teens, j > Goldsmith.
Fourth Four-C Halter, Z Brook, VIM Hardin
j A Moore.
Substitutes Charles Hyde, S Rosenbaum,
hetlan.
Lieut.. Ernest Foster was appointed
yesterday Aid de Camp, with rank o
Major on Brigadier- General G. Y. Free
mons staff.
Private L, E. Harwood of the Vicks
burg Rifles. was appointed hospita
steward for the Camp.
The captains of all companies wer
Instructed to report at headquarter
this morning to draw for positions.
Battery B. Louisiana Field Artil
lery, a command which has distinguish
ed itself on numerous drill grounds
under command of Capt. W. II. Bean
ham, arrived by the Mississippi Vale
route yesterday evening at 5:45 o'clocI
from New Orleans. They will ente
the detachments for the great drill.
The ~detachments are as follows:
Lieut.. j. B. Thompson, commanding first d.
tachment, gunner, I. G Chandler; ~caisson, {
CalOngne: cannOneer, II. b. Bowles; T.. Moses
J0hu g.. Turner, j. P. Beauham, @, II, Mobiles
A. j. Motion, a. Bottle.
Lieut.. JAS. Reynolds, commanding second dt
tachment; A: Greenwood, II. Danserau, h. Mo
%Laughlin, w. G. Morgan, Jno. Fischer,
Derepas, E,1 Woodbridge, +. Danseaereau, L
Lieut. F. M. McKeough, commanding third dt
tacnment; 4. Utter, l., Alex, r. j. Smith, NJ /
Sallean.
DR.. N; Levy, surgeon of Battery L, accom-
panies the command.
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