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Ninth Company.
{, To be captain, infantry section, Off
cers' reserve corps: Arthur P. MCGEE,
Charleston; William r. Richey, Jr.,
Laurens; Lamar Edmunds, Colum-
bia.
To be first lieutenant, infantry sec
tion, officers reserve corps: James De-
Loach, Jr., First infantry, South Caro-
lima National Guard; Cromwell E..
Murray, Columbia; Paul G. Aughtry,
Sykesland; William N. Graydon, Co.
lumbia; William J. Roddey, Rock
Hill.
To be second lieutenant, infantry
section, officers reserve corps: Rich
ard E. Halford, Timmonsville; Frank
H. Mcleod, Florence; Herbert E.
Wallace, First infantry, South Caro-
lima National Guard; James M. Thom-
son, Rock Hill; George w. Donnell,
Charleston; Robert H. Purdy, Sumter;
Norman S. Thayer, Charleston;
James G. Fair, st. Matthews; Harry
E. Moore, Orangeburg; Herbert T..
Boland, Springfield; William P. Will
liams, Spartanburg; Vernon L. Ander-
son, Spartanburg; Herbert G.. Waters,
Spartanburg; Irvine M. Richardson,
Sumter; Charles F. Jonees, First In
fantry South Carolina National
Guard; Paul D. Clement, Pamplico;
Wilson G. White, Chester; Charles w.
Patterson, Mccormick; James w.
Weeks, Pinewood; Harry M. Harmon,
Summerville; Porter Williams, Char
lesion.
To be captain of infantry in ma
tional army: James A. Willis, Barn
we'll.
To be second lieutenant of infantry
in national army: Thornton w. NAL
10y, Cheraw.
First Battery.
To be captain, field artillery section,
officers reserve corps: Bernard Man.
ming, Sumter.
To be first lieutenant, field artillery
section, officers reserve corps: Wade
H. Williford, Hartsville; Charles E.
Sigh, Darlington.
To be second lieutenant, field artil-
lery section, officers reserve corps :
James e. Crosswcll, Darlington; Alex
ander c. Hayward, Columbia; Horace
w. Brinson, Greenwood; Andrew P.
Calhoun, Charleston; John B. Feath-
erstone, Greenwood; Stafford A. Pat
terson, Lumberton; Howard E. Dan
ner, Beaufort; Joseph II. Congcr,
Edenton; Louis H. Anderson, Ander-
son; Grin f. Grow, Columbia; James
M. Douglas, Winnsboro; William M.
Lester, Jr., Prosperity; James B. Lit
tie, Pine Bluff; Eugene F. Brigham,
North Augusta; Harvey C. Beattie,
Greenville; Robert Gs Dunnovant,
Spartanburg; Edward W. Mullins, Co.
lumbia; Burdettc M. Asbill, Ridge
Spring; Thomas C. Brown, Columbia; !;
Robert A. Gettys, Leslie; Eugene G.
Hinson, Marion.
Second Battery.
TO be captain, field artillery sec
ton, officers reserve corps: Silas Nc
Bee, Jr., Memphis, Tenn; Frank P.
Sessions, Gaffncy; McDavid Horton,
Columbia; James B. Murphy, Column
bia.
To be first lieutenany, field artillery
section, officers reserve corps: John
II. Fellers, Columbia.
To be second lieutenant, field artil-
lery section, officers reserve corps !:
Haddon Johnson, Aiken; Ralph G.
Kennedy, Orangeburg; Jesse w. Strib-
ling, Seneca; Augustine T. S. Stoney,
Charleston; Howard o. Speed Able
vile; Henry L. Elliott, Winneboro; ;
William B. MCGOWAN, Laurcns; Har-
per Ballentinc, Anderson; William B.
Stuckey, Sumter; Robert S. Mani
gault, Charleston; William C. Boaz,
Charleston; Christopher l.. Stoney,
Laurens; James C. Patterson, Spar
tanburg; William X. Blake, Green
wood.
TO be second lieutenant of field ar
tillery in the national army: Henry
Buist, Jr, Charleston; Joseph S. Hart,
Vance.
Third Battery.
TO be captain, field artillery section,
officers reserve corps: George w.
Duncan, Greenv;lle; Aston p. Rhett,
Charleston; Oran L. Herring, Spartan
burg.
TO be first lieutenant, field artillery
section, officers reserve corps: Beatty
j. White, Rock Hill: Howard w Nc