Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-09

at least twenty-four hours in advance of the arrival of their regiments.
 Company commanders must arrange for the subsistence of their commands en route to and from camp and the state will not become responsible for the payment of any debt incurred for this purpose.
 4. All state property in the possession of any of the state troops must be brought to camp, and the commanding officer of each company is charged with the duty of seeing that this order is strictly carried out. The object of this order is that unserviceable property may be condemned, repaired or replaced by new.
 ,. Each company will be furnished with two buckets. two dippers, two washpans two lanterns. This is complete list of all materials furnished companies by the state. Articles for personal comfort such as bed sacks, blankets cots. tow els, soap, etc, are not furnished by the state and should be provided by the otfi- eers and men.
 6. The senior officer, where two or more organizations travel Lc@ether, will be in command and will be responsible for good order of the command during the journey.
 T. Section 1S0 of the code provides that the commanding officer shall have power ito enforce attendance of officers and men, and that any officer and men fail
 ing to attend when ordered, without suf- fcient excuse, to be adjudged by court martial shall be condemned and treated as deserters." The governor, however desires liberal construction of this sec ton.
 S. The commanding officer of each body of troops en route to Mobile Will give timely notice to the adjutant-gen- eral at Mobile, by telegram, as to the time of their arrival.
 g. Unform.-The undress uniform (fatigue) will be worn in camp.
 10. Until further orders each unit of the brigade will be under the separate and distinct command of it's commanding officer. who will conform to such orders and instructions as he may receive from brigade headquarters. While acting as separate units each regiment and battal- ion will perform it's own guard, police and camp duties.
 Regimental and battalion commanders will. upon arrival in camp, at once es- tablish their guards and post sentinels. IL No blank or ball cartridges will be carried to ehcampment. All officers and men are positively prohibited under pen atty of court-martial, from carrying piS- tos or any other weapon than that pre- scribed by regulations. Commanding of- ficers are especially charged with the enforcement of the provisions of this paragraph 12. No men whose enlistment papers are not on file in adjutant-generals office will be allowed in camp Company commani- CTS may forward supplemental muster rolls or enlistment paper to the adju- tant-general at any time. 13. All communications to adjutant- general between June 15 and July 10, 1895, will be addressed Mobile, Ala.
 By command of the governor. HARVEY E. JONES, Colonel and Adjutant-General Official:
 SAMUEL c. JONES, Second Lieutenant Fifth Cavalry U. s. A., Acting Assistant Adjutant-General. Commissions signed~by the adjutant- general yesterday are as follows: J. T. Sandlin. captain Company H, Third regiment Alexander City.
 J. R. Watkins, first lieutenant Company H, Third regiment, Alexander City
 J. J. Hodo, second lieutenant, Com pany H. Third regiment, Alexander City.
 w. H. Boynton, captain, Company B, Third regiment, Talladega.
 J. w. Terry, junior second lieutenant, Company B, Third regiment, Talladega.
 John P Moffat, first lieutenant, Com pany B, First regiment, Mobile.
 E. J. Rutherford, second lieutenant, Company L, First regiment, Pollard. A J. Coey junior second lieutenant, Company L, First regiment, Pollard. Archibald Henderson, captain, Com pany .Second regiment. Anniston. Charles E. Smith, captain, Company F, First regiment, Mobile.
 w H. Caffey, first lieutenant, Com pany r, First regiment, Mobile.
 John l.. Moulton, second lieutenant, Company F, First regiment, Mobile.