The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-02-28
ALARAMA AND TENNEssEE

camps electing officers are requested 20 forward
list of the same to The NATIOSAL TRTsUNA AL
names should be written as plainly as possible Ia
order 20 avoid mistakes.l
ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE
General Orders, No /, issued az Birmingham
Feb. IS. by command OF Col. ". D. FriedEosa--E,
]. Hudnall, Adjutaut-eOutaiu the RolIoWinkt
General Orders, No 70 OF Feb. 1889, Of the Com.
mandeTy-in- Chief, being received, Article VIII
reads as IoiIoWs IL appearing upon the records af
these Headquarters that five Camps exist Ia ths
States OF Alabama and Tennessee, the same are
hereby created Provisional Division NJ D. Fried
man, OF birmingham, Ala, Is hereby appointed
Colonel of the Provisional Division Of Alabaris
and Tennessee, with headquarters at Birrnn CHAM.
He will be obeyed and respected accordingly. ThA
selection of al the staff officers has been deferred.
The following have thus far been appointed: Adjgs
tant, Z. j. Huduall Camp /: QuarteTna5ser, Frank
j. Steger, CempI- We mud on the Roster Of our
Division the following Camps, commanding on
Ger and location Of Camps: George II. Thomas,
No. l, Capt. ". j. Richie, Birmingham, Ala;
Gen Saunders Camp. No. 3, Capt. George W Ford,
Knoxville, Tenn; Lieut.. JOAN Brown Camp, No.
4, Capt. J. II. Gray SGddy Tenn; Jas. A Gar
field Camp, No. 5, Capt, Jasper Lively, Oliver
Springs, Tenn; Ben Harrison Camp, No. g. Capt.
J. a. Patten. Chattanooga, Tenn. Since General
Order Ne. IS, COmmandery-in- Chief, have bean
issued Abraham Lincoln Camp, No. 2, has baen
organized and musered-in Fen r. 1889, Ct Cpllpa1.
Ala, with p @. A SchaudeF Captain band IL char
ter members Application Is now in our hsnds
from Montgomery, Ala, aud the Camp VIII De
musteredn the 10Th inst. Col. Friedman VII per-
sonsly museT-in recruits. Instructions from Head.
quarters Commandery-ia- Chief dated Feb. Is. 1850
of this Division at the earliest date The ProFta-
ional Department of Alabama, Grand Army Of the
Republic, holds an Eneampment in this city MsraA
r. Is and IA, 1859 for the purpose OF establishing
their Department. From resolutions offered ~
George II. Thomas Camp, No. ], Sons Of Vstsran5,
Birmingham Ala, IN the form OF an InyttafOnt
for the assembling of the Division in the city Of
Birmng ham on the same days Appropriate CON-
Isittees have been appointed, and lt seems advise.
BILE to us to call the meeting for Tuesday. March
r. 1889 at o'clock p m, at Sons OF Veterans o y
A Hall, First avenue, Birmingham Ala Tbs fol-
lowing are entitled to sitting IN the Division Ed
eampment The elective and appointtve ofnoers
Except Aids-de-Camp, Assistant Inspectors ana
non-eommissioned staffl; all sitting Camp Cap
tRins; ali past Camp Captains who havs served
for full term, or having been elected 70 nll
vacancy shall have served to the end OF the
term; one representative elected by ballot ffon
each Camp. The representatives Of the several
Camps to the Division Encampment and an equal
number of AIternates shall be elected as prescribed
by the Constitution for the government Of Campo
INDIANA.
Officers of Joseph E. Braden Camp No. lS4, Lige-
nier: Captain, R. 5. Goodrich; First Lieut., l. 81
Sisterhen; Second Lieut., ". kiser; Chap, Wealoy
Wiley; Delegate, A. r. McNiair.
Officers OF Gen. Sherman Camp, No A, rs lnChee-
ter: Captain, John " Newton; First Lieus.. David
Iliff; Second Lieut., Fred d. Marsh Chap, Tics.
Watts; First Serg't. r J. Bosworth; O. NJ, WI
Beeson 5. G., Fremont Garrett; G. >, George
Green; q. of c., Evan Harmon; Q. G., JAMES
Gibson P. G., David Cox Musician, GsoFZs ksai1-
heimer. Delegate, WIN Beesoni Alternate, T. ,.
Bosworth.
Officers of yermillion Camp No. s. VeEmilIloni
Captain. George Roger; First Lieut., H. N Wada8
Second Lieut.. r. a. Martin. Camp Council, & -.
Wade J. ", JeiliSon t.. A. Martin. Delegate, J.
". JeIlisoni Alternate W. ii. Watson.
MAINE
Officers of Daniel Chaplin Camp, No. 8 Bangor
Captain. @. F. Hutchias; First Lteut-, y. l. 5afss
lett; Second Lieut.. Z. NJ EstabTooki Gasp,
Ralph B. White; First Serg't, Harry 3. Browai
/ c. $ George Sprague; Principal Musician. Wilf-ea
I Drake; c. of g.. Harry D. Bartlett g O., John
/ Pierce. Camp Council, G. W. Clare, j. E AiaeEeli,
/ f. f. Kirk.
OHIO.
/ Officers of Gen. J. 3. Mcpherson Camp. No, s
Cincinnati: Captain, Albert Z. Meae6am kirss
Lieut. Henry Hoffman Second Lieut., Charles 81.
Title. The Camp is In aourishing co1Gaoe,
I and gaining rapidly in membership.
Officers of McCOrmiCSS Camp, No. 24S. Rays: Cap
i TAIN c. Z. Mccormick First Lieut., 4. J. AeCoE-
/ DOles First Sergt, Harry Clark; Q. A. g., v "a.
Ray; S G.. E W. McCOrmlcs7 G. =, james sands
c. Of G.. c. E. Thackeri c. G., Allen Glars P 0.l
/ James poles.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
| Officers OF z. NJ. Ruhl Camp, No. S. York; Cap
tain Frank Y Gross First Lieut., Charles Esigiess
1 Second Lieut., William NOst; o. ), Y. SheTmao
Miller; @ NJ, Paul Smysers ). G., q. F. Ze.gisri
/ @. of G.. IS. Morgan; G. ; B F. Bruut Principal
\ Musician, William Lehr; @. c., John 4. Heimani
/ p c. Samuel Berger.
/ Officers OF Col NJ T. Hentzleman Camp, No. l4a
1 Port Trevorton: Captain, W. 5. Lsnharti Firtt
! G., A. r. Ref; $ c., J. s. Arnold; Chap, J. y
/ Bender; First Serg't, w E Charles; O. D. =
w. Boyer. Camp Council 4. Z. snyder n J.
/ StrCh, D. ii. Bender.