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ble. There would be much more sense 1T Frank 1nman, Eugene Wiley, Andrew Smith, Henry Darby.
 Corporals-Willon Duncan, Edgar Cole Will Young, Will Gregory, Harry Law renee, o. II. Rollins.
 Privates-Barl1er, Banks, Lewis, Chapin Moody, Morrison, Bare, Hudson, Darby Oen), Tate, Crow, Spuringer, Hines Briggs. Barry, Harshaw, Newman, Ter rell
 Company c (Gadsden Rifles).
 First Lieutenant-W. A. Mason.
 Second Lieutenant-W. A. Echols.
 Sergeants-W r. Gum, R. Foster, R Dunlap, Arthur Caddell.
 Corporals-Charles Echols, E. McCor' mack, P. Gum.
 Privates-Blaleck, Bogus (George) Bogus (AlberD, Hood, Jordan, Little, McCor- mack CWilD, Dinson, Randle. Sparks Woodliff.
 Company E (Dectaur Rihes).
 First Lieutenant-T. w. Vert
 Second Lieutenant-W. H. Long, Jr.
 Sergeants-Balor Bank, J. K. Walker, W. w. Smith.
 Corporals = Albert Dunnavant. Joe Church, Arch Aday, c. H. Chunn. Bob Gardner, Thompsy Hudgins.
 Privates-Brown, Stewart, Slosser, Phil lips A, Phillips John Bullard, Drain, Egg bert R. A., Egbert J., Williamson. Brown, Gray, Wall, Johnson, Ewing, McGregor, Rainey Wright, Purdon, Young, Bailey.
 Company F Huntsville Rifles).
 Captain-R. l.. Hay.
 Lieutenants-T. P. Hay, M. Stewart.
 Sergeants--J. T. Mason, Wm. J. Bryant, Thomas Mccain, J. Clark.
 Corporals-John P. Holman, Rue Me Kissick, Hob Giles, Frank Lewis.
 Privates-Fullington Williamson, Hig- gins, Edwards, Street. Gamer, Harris, Stewart, McKlssck Frank, Smith, Hughes, Graham, Giles, Satterfleld, Draw horn, Dunn, Gibson. Rush. Matthews, Hull Eddy, Maddon.
 Company c (Jasper Rihes).
 Captain-J H. Bankhead Jr
 Lieutenants-J. A ORear, Cecil Lacey. Sergeants-Francis Long, z. P. Shep- herd, B. H. Morris, B. B. Morris, I,omax Smith.
 Corporals-w., D. Wood, J. H. Mcclure Jr., Carl Shepherd, R. A. Argo, P. w. Goodwin.
 Privates-W. D. Menasco, N. M. App ling, J. Gaines, J. I. Richardson, Joe Richardson, Hassell, Golden, Cox, Barton, J. M. Sides, G. Sides, Guy O'Rear, Cain 2C'Rear, O'Hays, Mcdonald, Crocker, Al len, Dillworth, Hoobler.
 The Band.
 The following Is the makeup of the band, which is under the leadership of MT. Phil Memoli:
 Clarinets, F. Romel and NJ. D. Fried man, picalo, J. Montano; comets. Phil MemoIi, F. A. Chase, Charles Thiemond; tenors, M. E. Linnehan, Jack Horton, Arr thur Hays; altos, Rudolph Richter, Phil Ehrle; baritone, T. B. Weaver; tubas, Er- nest Motte and William Cason; drums, Harry Gamble and P. Montana.
 Camp Notes.
 Only two of the boys have applied to the hospital for medical attention. Their ailments were slight
 A detachment of ten men joined the An niston Rifles last night coming in over the Southern at 10 o'clock.
 Sergeant Bauerlein and Private Strip ling of Company l. were compelled to re- turn to their homes in Talladega yester- day.
 Ben Cattchings is acting first sergeant of Company K in the absence of Sergeant Ballard.
 Colonel Higdon yesterday sent notices to several officers who have failed to re- port ordering them to report immediately. The telephone number at Camp Rhodes is 952.
 Corporal Sam T. Hurst of Company G fills is office with great credit to himself and his company.
 Adjutant Hughes B. Kennedy Is a thorough military man and is very popu- lar with the boys. This Is his fifteenth en- campment.
 Frank Kaker Company Ks musician. is making a fine record as one of the as- sistant regimental buglers.
 Regimental Orders No. IA. issued yes- terday, complmented Sergeant A. w. Armstrong of Company l. flor neat ap- peaTaICe anu SOiuictiy ihohhcI III reports to headquarters"
 One of the best companies In camp is the Rifles. They made a fine appearance on dress parade yesterday afternoon. Walter Gardner makes an excellent sergeant major.
 Divine services will be conducted in the grand stand Sunday afternon by Captain John G.. Murray, chaplain of the regi- ment. The services begin at o'clock and the public Is cordially invited to at tend.
 Lieutenant Walter Haygood is adjutant of the First Battalion. He Is an excellent officer.
 Quartermaster Sergeant P. M. John ston of Company A has been detailed as acting regimental quartermaster.
 Musician R. A. Egbert, Company E. has been detailed as assistant regimental bugler, by special order No. +.
 Companies B, c, E, F, L and M have been ordered to have one private each report to the surgeon for hospital duty. The boys are loud in their praise of the food given them.
 The Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company are maintaining a five