Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

Division 2s-colonel w. j. Clarke,
Twenty-fourth North Carolina Infantry.
chief; Lieutenant c.. X. Waldin. Forty
fourth Georgia Infantry, adjutant.
division 29-Coionel w. j. Butler,
Twenty eighth Alabama Volunteers,
chief: Lieutensnt r. Neil. Second Arkan-
sas Cavalry adjutant Lieutenant w. ii;
Hail. Fourteenth Tennessee Cavalry, ana
Lieutenant +. w. Mitchell. Forty-nintn
Virginia Cavalry. postmasters.
division 30-Adjutant w. L. Platt'
Seventh Georgia Cavalry, chief; LAeuten-
ant ID. Mccoy. Twenty-second Virginia
Volunteers. adjutant; Adjutant J. r. Full
ler Thrty-irst Tennessee volunteers
postmaster.
division S1-Iieutenant w. J. RAD
clife. Virginia Reserves, chief; Leuten-
ant F. c. Moore. wenty-eighth Tennes-
see Reserves. and Lieutenant w. X. Hol-
combe, Ninth Alabama Infantry, post
masters.
division 92-Captain c. s. Jenkins,
Sixty-fourth Georgia Infantry, chief;
Captain w. A. Darden, Sixty-first North
Carolina Infantry. adjutant Lieutenant
j. S. Burroughs, Thirty-eighth Virginia
Reserves, and Lieutenant w. r. Boone.
First North Carolina Infantry, postmas-
tors.
Division 33-Captain b. G. Patterson,
Twenty-thrd Virginia Cavalry, chief;
Lieutenant s. c. Lipscomb. Thirty-second
Virginia Infantry. adjutant; Lieutenant
]. W. Haymaker, Fourth Virginia Infan-
try, postmaster.
division 34-Captain A. NJ. Corning,
First Louisiana Infantry, chief; Lieuten-
ant l.. Carrie Tenth Louisiana Volun-
teers, adjutant: LieuteDant-Colonel j.
Kesler Fortysixth Virginia Cavalry,
postmaster.
division 35-Major d. NJ. Jones, c. S.
C. S. A., chief; Captain b. G. Brown,
Seventh North Carolina Infantry, post
master.
Division S6-Colonel N. II. Manning,
Third Arkansas Infantry, chief; Lieuten-
ant N. f. Hart, Virginia Artillery adju-
tant; Lieutenant l.. NJ Mcintosh, Eighth
North Carolina Volunteers, postmaster.
Division S7-Captain w. A. Kendall,
Third Kentucky Cavalry chief; Lieutes-
ant $. w. Gray, Third Virginia Infantry,
adjutant; Lieutenant w. n. Hendricks.
Twenty-fifth Virginia Infantry, postmas-
ter"
The Christian Association Directory
contains the names OF soldiers who at
the time Of their Imprisonment were
noted pulpit orators and whose reputa-
tions have extended since the war. This
Is the directory as the Prison Times
gives II:
Lieutenant-Colonel l. Hard man.
Twelfth Georgia Volunteers, president;
Adjutant f. A.. Boyle, Thirty-second
North Carolina Volunteers, first vice.
president; Captain j. 7. Kincannon,
Twenty-thfd Virginia Battalion, second
vice-president; Captain I. w. Harris,
Twelfth Georgia Volunteers, third vice.
president; Adjutant j. Law, Thirty
eighth Louisiana Volunteers, recording
secretary; Adjutant j. f. Fuller, Thirty
first Tennessee Volunteers, corresponding
secretary; Lieutenant George s. Lyle,
Virginia Artillery, treasurer; Lieutenant
J. @. Wright, Twelfth Tennessee Volun-
teers. librarian; Captain A. Nj. SANFORD,
Fourteenth Texas Volunteers. chaplain.
on the page devoted to news matter
is a local headed "Salle Port which
reads as follows:
"Here are every day posted the latest
bulletins. Perhaps no city furnishes a
public place where those in search OK inc
very latest can get it as readily as at the
Sale Port of the officers barracks,
at Fort Delaware. The advertisements
posted are gotten UP, some OF them. IN
good taste. The various tobacco dealers
age: they offer at what they consider
reasonable rates the finest James river
TO its most inferior quality. Such large
quantities thrown on the market nave
created a decline and holders are not dis
nosed TO part with their best brands.
Here Is what the Prison Times has TO
say of the markets: ~,
"Eyerything except tobacco is sun
held at extravagantly high rates. IL %
TO be- expected, as navigation is no longer
blocked by ice, that there VIII soon DC
nercantible change for the better III
nrices The milkmen have not occupied
tneir stalls in the market-place, out VIII
do so as soon as the grass furnishes goou
nipping. Poultry dealers are sun holu-
ing back for higher prices. butkr may
be considered healthy. Several DAYS pso
small lots changed hands at ialr prices
other lots were too strong TO take Wen
Fresh fish OF recent importation can pe
| found in every division. IL Is 10 pe
bonad that consignors will not forward
| any more for the present, as we nave
sunerabundance of Fresh Fish already
-, hand and storage room is becoming
yerv scarce. A butcher informed US tnal
| HE orders thus far had been confined
nrincipally to rats A change In faVoi
| og tbts kind of meat was so great tnan
| bis orders were very large. our frlendS
ar a distance in the upper and middle
districts must bear with US a shor'
| while. Until we can procure the services
NJ n hrst-elass commercial reporter We
! carpot nromise TO keep them fully au
| vised as TO the state Of the market
Another news item, headed, "A Gooe
| Work" says: oa,-,
| "At a meeting called by few ofilcers
! In these barracks it was suggested pS
| Lieutenant ]. ID. hurry, IWeltth VIZ
| airia cavalry. 20 organize musicai as
! SocIation to raise funds for the SICK ah'
destitute in our midst. A communicative
wss addressed 10 the communicate VI
| tho prison by Lieutenant 1. ". bldhu
| Tonth Louisiana Cavalry, ana perihlssion
was obtained To give concerts lieu'en'
| ont w HAYS, Second Kentucky cavalry
the prisoners friend VINO is ever ieauy
| % alleviate their condition, wss selecleu
as manager and Lieutenant l. w. pia"s
"a musical director for the hrsI coll0ei
THE first performance was Wen dl'eIue,
ond highly creditable 10 all CoilVe'heu
We regret very much our lhaoillty ~
| a,tard the second concert. We have WIZ
'1'S1,,,re seen the Committee on pistri-
bntIon from day to day going from Oh
Teton "a division handing out 10 inc
needv ones vegetables, fruits, ana den
cacies The good effects OF TINS peheVo'
lent organization are being already ue.
| ,,eIoned through their ener8euc an.
worthy committee. More than wv -n'
| proceeds of the concerts, nave peeh "a
pended in this good cause 49,
| IAN Ancient Toast Is toiu VI a. q,
| ,o,Ioyvtng words: ut was a grand DAY IL
the old chivalric time; the wine eiI1 i,ns
round hoard in a noble hail. whlct