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John S. Saunders adjutant ard chief Of
staff, and Brlgadier Generals Robert
Carter Smith and John Gill, command
ing. respectively, the First and Second
brisales
General Steuart was born I'm Baltimore,
August a 153S. lie entered the Military
Academy at West Point ana graduated
from there in lSiS. lie was captain at
the breaking out OF the war. When the
news Of the conflict a. Baltimore OF April
10. 1861, reached that place. he immedl-
atcly went 10 Baltimore. resigned his
commission AMI proceeded TO Richmond,
when ne was appointed captain Of cav
airy In the regular army o. the Co.te4e-
rate States. He vas made lieutenant
colonel OF his rocimcut. az Winchester
AT the first battle OK Manassas Colonel
Elzey was made hrisadier-general, and
aforementioned Sttuart was promoted
10 the coIlue.cy Of tho regiment on
March IS, 1862. Colonel SteIart was COM
mlssioned brigadier-seneral and given
command o. brigade. He was
severely wounded ar the battle Of Cross
Keys.
Al the battle OF Bloody Angle, Gene
raj Steuart vas captured and sent TO
Fort Delaware.
From thence Dec was sent (wi.h others
Confederate oficrrsl 90 E-Non Head,
$. c.. 10 be placed under the fro Of
the Confederate batteries. IN company
with other officers, he was confined on
tho brig Dragons until they were
finally exchanged at Charleston.
At the surrender of the Army Of North
ern Virginia General Steuarrs brigade
consisted OF to- Nirtn. Fourteenth,
Thlrty-eighth. Fif,y-'hi-d. and fI'y-
Seventh Virginia ree.ments. Ee now
resides on his fam, near Annapolis aid.
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II LOAN, commander; G. W. zlrlsls. adj

n roy,n. commander; G. W. Zirkls. adj
jutant .,.,,,,
40 brunswick Camp. Lawrencevilie'
VI T. q Jones, commander; + u. bu"
ford, adiutant w..
n. Richmond County Camp. warsaw
va. W. A. BrcckenDrough. co.hInan1eI'
o. NJ. lie Moline, adiutant.
y McElhaney Camp Lebanon, va, H.
II. Dickinson, commander; j. ". Bauseh'
adjutant. -
q. Mari Camp, Fairfax Courthouse
va, J. owens Berry, commander; l.
Cooper adjutant.
"a. Blue-Rldge Camp. Buena Vista. Va
c. +. Jordan, commander; j. L. Adals'
Is. Henry Can't Camp. scottsville. Va
T. c. Hi, commander; j. {. HAM, al
jutant. ~. ~
IS. Caben-Graves Camp, Danvllle, Va
f. y. Withers, commander; i. A. wat
ers. adiutant ~ Va
lanes NJ French. commander; William
4. Cooper. adjuiant
IS wise Camp, buckingham Court
house Va. John W. Fisher, commander;
II. Il. Saunders. adiutant.
70. Edmunds Camp, Kentuck, Va, Ro-
bert w. Townes, commander; Robert
Bradley, adjutant
so. Pridcmore Camp. Jonesville. Va,
C. T. Duncan, commander; J. y. q.
Hyatt, adjutant
81. Giles Camp. Pearisburg. d. c.
French. commander; +. G. Thrasher' ad-
jutant ...r,r-r,
SKETCH OF GENERAL BRANDER.
Maior-General Thomas A. Brander, past
commander Of r. +. Lee Camp. No l.
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James T. Cray, commander; j. Taylor
Stratton. adjutant.
O. Maury Camp. Fredericksburg, Va,
Thomas T. Proctor. commander; r. C.
Hart, adJutant.
3. Pickett-Buchanan Camp. Norfolk.
Va, IL. c. Noodhouse, commander; T..
Il. Jackson. adjutant.
4 StoEewaN Camp. Portsmouth, Va,
James T. Croker. commander; j. Thomas
Dunn. aniutant.
b. r. Il. Lee Camp. No ., Alexandria,
Va, Thomas Perry. COMMANDER; j. Gin
ton Milburne. adjutant
6. A. j. iii Camp 10. !, Petersburg,
Va. o. j. Morgan. commander; Carter
r. Bishop. adjCtant
7. Clinton-Hatcher Camp, Lsesburg, p
V White, commander: w. y. Wise ad-
1utant.
s. Garland-Rodes imp. Lynchburg
Va. Kirk Otey. commander; Upton II.
Jennings. adjutant
?. George h. Pickett Camp. Richmond,
Va. 10. n. Norihen. commander; Peter
McCurdy. adjutant.
10. r. T.. Lee Camp, No s. Hampton,
Va. J. w. Richardson, commander; w.
II. Dougherty adjutant.
II. Urauhart-Gillette Camp. CORTLAND,
Va. L. X. Edwards, commander; w. w.
White. adjutant.
70. John r.. Cooke Camp. West Point
Va, Dr. c. It. Whiting. commander; }.
ii. Phaup. adjutant
~. William watts Camp, Roanoke, Va.
Thomas p Buford. commander; Hugh w.
Fry, adjutant
IA. John Bowie Strange Camp. Char
lottesWNe Va, James VI. G2rnett, COM
mander: w. y Wood. adjutant.
is. A. T. Hi Comu. No p Culpeper
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Va, 4. J. May, commander; I. p. Bowen
adiutant.
81. Healey-Claybrook Camp. saluda,
va. william 5 Christian, commander;
]. II. Fleet. adjutant
So Westmoreland Camp, Hague, west
moreland county, Va, X. j. Washington,
commander: j. W. c. Davis, adJutant.
80 Joseph T. Johnston Camp, NO. 2,
Manchester, Va, A. c. Attkisson, COM
mander: James r. Butler, adjutant
Co. -Riddlebarger Camp, Eden
burg. Va, r. NJ. Lantz, commander; j.
=. shelter. adjutant.
81. Irving Camp, buckingham Court
house. Va. d. T. Rogers. commander;
j. G. Hanes. adjutart.
g. jim Peasants Camp. Goochland
Courthouse. Va. George j.. Harrison.
commander: II. II. Hoye, adjutant.
g. Joseph r. Johnston Camp, No. :.
Lignun. Culpeper county, Va. j. W.
Harris commander; d. J. Kyle adjutant.
"a STANDARDIZATION Camp. Martinsyille.
Va. ". ". Morris, commander; }. Z. c.
Ambrose. adjutant.
C. Gibson McCready Camp. Marion.
Va. A. G. Pcndleton. commander; j. IL.
Gollehon. acjuiau'.
o. Enthusiastic Camp. Heaths-
Vile, Va, Hiram Z. Coles. commander;
Slater Covert adiutant.
g.. Chambilss-Rafham Camp, Empora.
va. 4. V. Iugegson, commander; r.. L.
Turner, adjntant.
CS. George IL. Summers Camp. Shenan-
asah. Va, Robert S. Pritchett. COM
mandcr; J. +. Price. adjutant
". Hupp-Deyesle Camp, salem. Va, H..
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THE FIRST SECTION.
Something Of The Organizations Forming
the Army Of Northern Virginia Dept.
WE HAVE OVER EIGHTY CAMPS
The Division and brigade Command
~rs I'm the Order I'm when iheS
couc-.t,Ines 10 Parade with Our
Veterans.

The Army Of Northern Virginia Dc
par,ment OF the United Confederate Nete-
rams. embraces the States Of Nirg'"ia'
and west Virginia, Maryland Norm
ana South Carolina, and keniucAy'
It's commander is General Naoe
Hampton. who. with his S'"l
made up OF tho surviving members OF MS
snd stuarrs stats. viii ride at the head
Of the cavalry I'm the pacale on Thursday.
The eighty-odd camps composing '"e
Grand Camp OF Virginia, viii constitute
n division OF four brigades. Colonel W.
\. Smoot. Grand Commander, VIII be IN
command. and the brigade commanders
viii DO Colonies John Cussons. James ~.
Stubs. James NJ Garnet, and Theo-
dore s. Garncft. Brigadier-General
Aiicajah woc.ls Will command the second
Virginia Division. embracing all virginia
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In 1862 he enlisted az private IN Company
X Ohe Albemarle Light Horse, Second
Regiment. Virginia Cavalry and served
under General J. Z. y. Stuart with his
company
In the fall OF 1902, az the request OF Gem
eral Floyd, who organized the virginia
State Line. General Woods was commits
stoned lieutenant OF cavalry by Governor
Letcher and as aGjutant-general % one
Of Floyd's brirados he accompanied that
command In It's expedition into Southwest
Virginia and I'm Kentucky. and was en-
gagged I'm several sharp actions.
lie was elected ana commissioned first
Lieutenant Of JacSson's Battery Of Horse
Artillery in April lS3 and served with
the Army OF Northern Virginia until the
close Of the wsr. I'm 1855 participating in
tho battles Of Gettysburg (where he was
slightly wounded by a SHIELD. Monococy
Second Cold Harbor Cwhore n minie-ball
inflicted n Slight flesh wound. Newman
ket. Lynchburg. Droop Mountain, Fishers
Hill. and numerous less important engage
mCnts.
After the war Lieutenant Woods at
tended the University Of Virginia for
three session, graduating IN several aca-
demc schools. and taking HIS law diploma
in 1858. and IS now one OF tho leading law
yers in his section Of the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30

Commander Virginia Division)
and West N.rginia veteran examinations
not members Of the Grand Camp OF VIZ
eluia. NajOr-General Thomas \. Bran
der viii lead the veteran column accom-
panied by his STAFF, which is thus con-
stituted:
Colonel Joseph V. Bdgood. adjutant-
general ard chief Of stah
Colonel Charles c. Wertenbaker in
spector-general.
Colonel Charles 7. Bigger, quartermas-
ter-general.
Colonel James H. Copers. commissary-
general.
Colonel J. d. Moncure. surgeon-genora1.
Colonel George L. Christian. judge-ad-
vocste-general.
Colonel Henry ". Flournoy, assistant
Judge advocate-general.
Colonel j. p. Mason, chaplain.
Aids-Colonels 4. G. Marshall Joseph
Bryan, 5. W. Paulett w. y. Goodrich,
David L. Moore. and j. Taylor Ellyson.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion VIII follow General Brandcr
and stan. and Colonel William a. Smoot
OF Alexandria, Grand Commander Of the
Grand Camp Of Virginia, will be In i'm
mediate charge Of his army Of 5000. The
brigade commanders for Virginia will be:
First Brigade Briead.er-General John
Cussors. Of Glen Allen; Second Brigade
Brigadier-General James y. Stubs. Of
Gloucester; Third Brigade. Br!gadier-Cen-
eral James -. Gavnett. Of the University
OF Virgl-'a: Fourth Brigade. Erigad.er-
General Theodore g. Garrett. OF Norfolk
ana Fifth Hr.sade Brigadier-General
Nicaiah Woods. Of Charlottesville.
LIST or VIRGINIA CAMPS.
The following Is Il list Of the camps IN
Virginia, with their commanders and ad-
jutants:
l. Il. +. Lee Camp No. l. Richmond,
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de-camp with General Early's command,
in the Valley Of Virginia.
After the war he devoted himself 10
teaching school lie conducted \ uni
verslty school OF bis own AZ Elicott CITY,
Nd, for two years. when he was chosen
First Professor OF the English Language
and Literature in the University o. Viz
einla. I'm lss2. In 1898 this chair was d.
vided. and he has since filed the Chair or
the English Language alone.
BRIGApIER-GENERAL GARNETT.
Brigadlar-Gsneral TheoiOrs 5 Garnett.
who will command the Fourth Brigade ~
the Virginia Division OF the United Con-
federate Veterans. which Will be the
fourth brigade IN the Virginia line Is one
of Nor,olk's most prominent lawyers. lie
was an a.de-dc-camp TO Naior-General J.
T.. b. Stuart hold the same position on
the stat OF General W. II. r. Lee. was
assigned as captain and acting aGiutant-
general to Brigadlcr-GeneAil william i.
Roberts, March 18th TO April ., 1855. Gea-
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MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND.
veterans who WIFE March from the
GrinIe SInIe.

As Maryland responded to the call for
troops during the war. $50 has she come
forward at every reunion at the old capital
Of the Confederdcy. Her veterans have
ever turned out In large numbers at these
gatherings. and there are no more en-
thusiastic wearers OF the Gray than those
from the Old line State.
This year Maryland has a big repre-
seutation at the reunion.
The Maryland Division IS commanded
by Major-Gcnoral George II. Steuart,
whose stan Is constituted as follows:
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NORTH CAROLINA CAMPS.


The following f. list Of camps In the
North Carolina Division:
No l37. Sampson Camp Clinton. y C..
Or. II. r.. Holiday. commander; A.
BeGman. adiutant.
No. 1872. Catawba Camp. Hickory. y c.,
commander; -----, aliutant.
No. 2l2. Cabarrus County Confederate
Veteran Association. Concord, y. c., ).
f. Wileford. commander.
No. -. CAPE Fear Camp, Wilmington.
y. c., j.. s. Beldea, commander; Henry
Savage. adjutant
No. 2Ol. Andrew Coleman Camp, Dry-
son City. y. g.. r.. Everett. COM
mander; ". IT. Hughes. adiutanL
No. 300. Charles +. Fisher Camp Sails
bury, y. c., joan a. Ramsey. command
er: adiutant
No. 80. Charles r. Fisher Camp. Sails
bury. y. c., James r. Crawford. COM
mander; ---. ad.ut3nt.
No S26. Jun.us Daniel Camp Little
ton, y. c.. John i. Leach. commander;
---. adiutant
No $50 Mecklenburg, Camp, Char
lotte, n. c.. Louis Leon. commander;
----. aijutant
No SS7 Leonidas ). Merritt Camp.
Pittsboro'. y c.. Oran a Houner. COM
mander: II. A. london. aGiutant.
No. 39i. Colonel Reuben Campbell Camp.
Statewide, y. g.. y. C.. Carlton. COM
mander; --- adjutant.
No az. Confederate Camp, Ryan. r..
c.. T. AicDryde, commander. ID. y. Nc
Eachcrn adiutaut
No. i2i. Bryan Grimes Camp, washing
ton. y. c.. T. ". Allen. commander,
James VI. Gallagher. adjutant
No. 456. NorGeet Camp Winston. y.
C.. Major ~. J. Brown. commander;
Samuel H. Saith. aiiutant
no. 4S6. Camp Rufin Burlington. y.
c., James A. TurrCn'ine commander,
John r. Ireland. aojutant.
30 5l5. Junius Daniel Camp. Raleigh,
y. G.. T. T.. Hines commander; James
G. BirdsOns. adiutant
No 6Sf. Zebulon Vance Camp. Asho-
VILE, y. c., , commander WIZ
liam West, adJutant.
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The commandant Of the Second
or the fifth brigade IN Virginia's
line OF veterans. viii De BriG8dicr-
General Mlcaiah Woods. Of Charlottesville.
He was born May H. 1874 and is OF
Scotch-Irish extraction. When Il years OF
ase Din 1S6D he served as volunteer aide
on the STAFF Of General John 3. Floyd.
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,onrn ander; ID. ID.

Va, J. +. Harrell. commander; Is. -
Merchant. adju,ant.
Il. Callcote-Wrenn Camp Isle OF Wign,
Courthouse. Va, +. G. Roberts, CUM
mander; y. +. Young. adjutant
is. ]. T. y. Stuart Camp. NO. l. DIN
widdle Courthouse, Va, Edward L. Per
kins, commander; a. T. Powell, adjutant'
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company when he was ~ years Old as 4
private. lie served in his company for
short while in Eastern North caro- .ra-
and afterwards boz Vrelria. az Bermufa
Hundreds. DrewIy's Bilff. Fort Harrison
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Grimes, aide-de-camp; Captain T. T.
Deveraux. aide-de-camp; Major Marcel
lus l.. Davis. assistant quartermaster-
general; Captain Jacob 4. Long. aide-de-
camp; Captain Cyrus Il. Watson, side-de-
camp.
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They VIII lie Commanded by Cen
craI De Rosactt--TNyo nrigades.


cral De EO>sett-rwo nrigades.
Many camps fron North Carolina VIII
be in line. Nojor-General william l..
De Rosset. Of Wilmington, win be in
command, and the veterans from that
state will be for1cd into two brisades
The following gentlemen compose Gene
raj De ROssets starr:
Colonel Junius Davis. acknowledgement
and chief Of staff; colonel James VI.
Ray. inspcctor-general; Colonel 4. d
Cazaux. chief quartormaster; Colonel
Samuel II. Smith. chief conmissary;
Colonel John Gray Bynum. juige-alyo-
cate-general; Colone. Petcr l.. Hines,
lain: Major William r.. Bond. aido-de-
camp; Major y. II. Cathey, alde-de-
camp: Major wilson C. Lamb, aide-de-
camp; Captain Cicero r. Barker, color
bearer.
THE BRIGADE COMMANDANTs.
The FIRST Brigade Of the North Carolina
Division win - in charge OK Brlgadier-
General J. C.. Fall Of hickory. who viii
have the following staff: Licutenani-Col-
oroi Abel a. Sruford. adJutant-go7 raj
and chief OF staff: Major Tronaa D..
BeaU. inspector-geucral Major Lawson
HarriU quarterMast general, MAYOR
Hamilton e.. Jones, f. -c-ndYoc@t e-sene-
raj; Major Henry r. Bahrson, suIscoE-
general; Rev. ~. n. Lgth. y. D.. chap
lair-renerli: Captain Louis c. Hay aide
de-camp: Captain John G. Alexander
alde-Ge-camp, Captain James II. Sher-
rim, ade-de-camp; Lieutenant J. p. Lit
tie. cOlcr-bearcr.
The Second Brigade viii be con manied
BY Briradier-Gcreral William l.. London.
OF Pittsboro' His staff vii be composed
as follows: Lieutcnant-Colo J. G..
Rencher. adiutant-Pcn neral ana chief Of
stan: Major Comedies Patrick. Inspector
general. Major 4. ". Patton. commits
sary-general: Major s a. Ashe, judge
acknowledgement; Major ". u. McAiil-
Ian, surgeon-gencra., Rev. Bennett
smeedos, brigade chaplain; Captain =. =.
Gilbert. aide-ee camp, Captain J. Bryan
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eral Garnett entered the war as sergeant
IN Nelson's Battery OF Harover Artillery.
He made fine soldier. and since The war
has made a most ostmGble citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30

(Adjutant North Carolina DYislon)
tNe Third North Carolina Regiment IN the
summer Of 1853. and In January. 1915. was
anpolnted by the President as colonel IN
the Invalid Corgs. =. 4. c. s He sur
rendered with Johnson's army near
Greensboro.
GENERAL JUNIUs DAVIS.
4 General Junius Davis. who Is General
De Eoesets adJutant-gencrci and ch.ef-Of-
star. was q member o. Company "E.
Tenth Regiment. North Carolina Troops.
This was an artillery regiment. and dii
FOOD service. Mr.. Davis II lSs, Joined tets
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liam West, adJutant
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The following Is list Of camps in the
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No 2l2. Cabarrus County Confederate
-eteran Association. Concord. y. c.. ).
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No SS7. Leonidas ). Merritt Camp
Pittsboro y. c.. Oran \ Honner COM
mandcr; IT, A. london. aGjut1nt
No. 39i. Colonel Reuben Campbell Camp
Statewide ~ @" p. c. Carlton. COM
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-02
PERSONAL.

Senator John c. Harvey, Of the Twenty
first district. was the guest OF Hon. {. l..
OMalley yesterday.
Mrs. James Boylan, Of Carbondale. and
sons, Joseph and James, are visiting
friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed B. Freeman and Mrs
Harry c. Freeman, of Binghamton, n. y,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs l.. X. Free
lman Of 9 Platt Place.
I Rev. N. ]. McAIanus. pastor of Holy Ro-
bary church of Providence, will sail OH
saturday for Europe, where he will re-
tmain for three or four months.
\ George w. Rice, for ten years an em-
Vleye Of the Postal Telegraph company
here, left yesterday for Wilkes-Barre,
where he will take charge of the COM
pany's Office.
= John r. Wilson, who has for some time
been employed by the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western company at the Hall
eiton of outside foreman at the Avon
dale shaft
Mrs. Elizabeth Connell, of lO9 Clay ave-
niue, has issued invitations to the marrlagA
Of her daughter, Miss Victoria, TO Edwin
Eugene Pryor on Tuesday, June Q, at $50,
at her residence. Mir. Pryor is q nephew
of Prothonotary c. f. Pryor and Is a
prominent young druggist Of New York.
The following ladies' will represent the
Woman's Relief corps of this city at the
thirteenth annual convention of the Re-
lief Corps Of Pennsylvania, which begins
In Chambersburg today: Mrs. Il. T. Hall
Mrs. E. r. Walter. Mrs. Fred Warne,
Mrs. John Bailey. Mrs. F.. j. Amsden. Mrs
John s. Loomis, Mrs. Margaret Post, Mrs
Harrison, Mrs. NJ, J. Mitchell and Mrs
Margaret Bristley
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the judges were themselves made the
personal subjects to IL. No such re-
striction exists in Furnishing contempts.
why should there be in the matter OF
disbarment? The person of the Judge
is lost In the court in which he presides.
An attack upon him there Is an attack
upon the commonwealth which he rep
resents and the which he Is there APP
pointed to administer against which he
Is bound to protect both himself and
the position which he fills. So far,
therefore, as Judge Gunster and myself
may seem to be drawn into this con-
troversy l see no occasion on this ac-
count for our being driven from our
posts and casting upon Judge Edwards
alone the responsibility Of this rule.
Il do not propose to speak at length as
to the merits. they are fully covered by
Judge Edwards, to whom the duty Of
tContinued on Page IL
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THEY SEEK ONLY GLORY.
-Four Men Want to Be Park COmmis.
SiOncr.

On next Thursday night Mayor Bal
ley will send In to select council the
name of some person to fill the vacancy
on the board of park commissioners
caused by the death of d. P. Mannix.
There are four aspirants for the Of
fice: Ex-School Controller w. G.
O'Malley. Of the Twentieth ward NJ.
H. Griffin, George M. Wallace and Sc
lect Councilman P. F. McCann.
The mayor has not as yet selected
his man. but 1t will probably be one Of
these four There is no salary attached
to the once and little or no work.