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MORE VOLUNTEERS OFFICERS
List OF Appointees Ordered TO Join
List OF Appointees Ordered to Joiu
Their Regiments

Washington. July 1S.-The following ad-
ditional appointments to the volunteer
| army have been made by the president:
To be major-Evan z. johnson, form
erly captain Nineteenth infantry.
To be captains-William Brook, lieuten-
ant Fourth infantry Charles D. Comfort
lieutenant colonel Seventh volunteer in
fantry; Edward j. Gihon. major Sixth
Massachusetts,; Alexander Ureng. Jr.,
captain. Sixth Massachusetts,; Earl w
Tanner, lieutenant. Seventeenth infan-
try; Samuel W. Kennedy, major. First
Ohio volunteers; willard D. NewbIll, Sec
ond lieutenant, Seventh artillery; Philip
H. Stern. captain company c, First United
States volunteer infantry; Arthur c.
Sharpley, first lieutenant. Third Ken
lucky.
To be first Iieutenants-Hugh c. Pres
ton. captain. Fourth United States volun-
teer infantry; William o. Reed, first lieu
tenant, First Kentucky; Kaolin L. Whit
son, first sergeant. Fifth Maryland volun-
teers; William A. Castle, captain, Sew
enth Ohio; Frank Lowry Seventh Ohio
volunteers: Albert P. Morrow, corporal
Sixth United States cavalry: George L.
| Wood. second lieutenant, Second Ohio vol
| unteers.
To be second Observation-Disclosures w
| Clarke. private. company F. First Geor-
gia: Louis s. Chappelear. first lieutenant
company F. Seventh California volunteers
John c. Cassels. sergeant, Third Pennsyl-
vania volunteers: John Upton Dunn
Eighth United States infantry: Samuel
NJ. English. lieutenant. Eighth California
Francis ]. Ellison. 212d New York volun-
| teers: Charles H. Errington. first lieuten-
/ ant, First Illinois volunteers; George Feb
/ ber. captain Ninth United States volun.
/ teer infantry: Guilford :. Harber. 159tf
/ Indiana volunteers; William II. Lyons
major. First West Virginia: Cleveland c
! Lansing; Hugh Neill. first lieutenant ant
/ auartermaster. Second Arkansas; Georg,
/ c. Shaw. District of Columbia volunteers
| W. C. Tremane. first sergeant. battery
! n, Fifth artillery: Frank l.. Chase frs
/ lieutenant. company g. Sixth Unite.
! States volunteer infantry: a. f. Deitsch
non-cOmmissionedo officer. Tenth Ohio vol
unteers; Harry D. Mitchell. lieutenant
Second Ohio: Donald G. McClelland. n n
/ commissioned officer. Seventy-hrSt New
York volunteers; Arthur Y. Pickel. cor
poIal. company G. Third Tennessee
! Francis W. Ralston. Jr., first sergeant
battery a. Pennsylvania volunteers
David a. Snyder. first sergeant Tent
Ohio volunteers.
The following named officers recently
pointed have been ordered to poin thei
respective regiments al the places indi
Gated:
Twerty-six;h infantry. Plattsburg bar
+, racks. New York-FIrst Lieutenant Dun
/ can Elliott, First Lieutenant Roland For
tesque and First Lieutenant Alfred Has
brouck.
Twenty-e:ghth infantry. Camp Meade
Pa.-CaptaIn Charles G. Bickharn. Cap
tain Samuel D. Crawford and First Lieu
tenant Henry T. JenkInson-
Twenty-ninth in fantry. Fort McPher
son. Ga--First Lieutenant William p
Clark. First Lieutenant James II. Kim
brough. Jr.. First Lieutenant Stephen o
FuGua and Second Lieutenant Rolard S
Pike.
Thirty-third Infantry. Fort sam Hous
ton, Texas-SecOnd Lieutenant Charles L
] willard