The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-02

Commander Camp Giles. Union, n. %
North Carolina Infantry. Daniel 5 Brigade
Did service around Richmond ana Ie,e..nn,
burg. and in eastern. North Caroii,,a AZ ~
the spring OF '03 Joining the fennsy lHa ,,,e
campaign as part of Rhodes fanlVvhs
Diyision. Entered Carlisle. Pa win
Lees advance guard: did provost guar
dutv for that city Was actively ehsakeN
AT 6Nettysburg, each Of the three uass,
helped drive tho enemy throusn VIC saverai
limos blIf did not leave the field was
with his company in all the engagements
thai followed. 1900,
Was with the first 10 open the engase-
ments at wilderness. May ., ~ anu W.
under fire every day till the i-lh vi
June. at Cold Harbor, including the pat
Ties OF Spottsylvania. Hanover Junction.
Helped drive Hunter from LynchpuIs'
and went through Eary's Valley cam,
paign. helped drive in the .pickets, ana
I'D some hard fighting inside the corpo-
rate limits Of Washington Clty.
Was wounded at Smokers Cap, nut re-
Joined his company in a few days ke-
ceived a severe wound in the head near
Berryville, September .. ~ spent
short while at home, rejoining his com
many at Petersburg which he command
ed until March %. '65. when he was
captrred al Fort Steadman DISCHARGED
from Point Lookout June 10Th. Was
never absen. from roll-call without leave
during Inc fnflFt NtlNl''s ih'"frH ''f+s
orderly sergeant. he was often IN com
mand OF HIS company DUNG tho time
WALKER CAMP OF VIRGINIA.
The L. c. Camp at Pulaski, Va, was
Organized on the 10th day Of septemner,
1855. and Colonel r.. D. Gardner or the
Fourth Virginia Infantry. elected com
mander: was then called the y. A. walker
Camp. and has had several reunions ana
meetings II has for It's object social en-
joyment looking after Us poor, ana ~
I. gf It's needy. WISH
It's sick by regular detail, and making de,
tails TO attend the burial Of its dead ana
hold itself IN readiness At all times 10
obey charitable and patriotic calls; ~
Is COMPOSED OF men from every hfahcn OF
tho Confederate service. and from diner
emit States. It's present commander mas
been four times elected. Under him II
ioined the Grand Camp OF virginia, ana
is known ne Walker Camp No a. ~ is
also member Of the L. G. VS. .amp
and known as No. 72l, and Its charter
bears date May y, 1895. II has on IFS
roster one hundred and sixty men, from
tho grade OF colonel down. It's present
officers are @. T. Teany. captain COM
mander. James MacGin first lieutenant
commander: w. r. Cole. second lleuten-
ant-commander: w. H. Bramblet. sur
gcon: Jerry Farmer, surgeon; X, y.
Roam. quartermaster and acting adjutant;
J. NJ Morris, quartermaster sergeant j.
S. Draper. commissary; J. VI. Hylton'
sergeant major.
Captain G. L. Teany, the present com
mandef OF the camp was born IN Pu-
ioeki county. I'm 1913: entered the Con-
fcderato army before he reached tho
age Of eighteen as a member OF Company
O. Fourth Virginia Infantry, under Col
Robert Preston: was wounded AZ inc
first battle OF Manassas, on account or
which wound he was hOnOrahiy dscharg-
ed from the army Upon his recovery
rniolnod his old company, and terminated
his soldier life at Appomattox Court
House
The two last years OF the war acted as
n eharnshooter To- sho old Stonewall Br-