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282 THE STORY OF JOHXSTOUW.
wlu-n all the contractors, except McLean i\: Co., were relieved. Upon taking
charge. General Hastings inaile the following appointments:
Chiefs OF OrEK\TiON-. Jii!iN-.TOw.\ — General P ii, H.ntiiis;*, A'tjutant-General of IVnnsylv;inia;
Colonel ThomasJ Hiids.m. Chief of Artillery, X. G. P.; Lieutenant-Colonel William
J,
Elliott, Actini; Inspector-General, N. G. 1'.
Di.i'-^i;TMi.N 1 OF PciiLi.; S \Kt TV.--e>ri'.;adier-G.;aeral Wiley, Second Bri^'ade ; Major Samuel
Hazlett. Ordnance Ilepartment. Second lini;ade W
.
W. Greenland. Oiiartermaster.
Second Brigade. Major Frank K.Patterson, Inspector, Second Brigade; Major Wilson F
Bradeii, Judge-.\dvocate, Second Brigade. Captain George C Hamilton, .\ide-de-Cainp, Second
Brigade; Captain James H. Murdock. Aide-de-Camp. Second Brigade
Qu.\RTERM aster's DifxKrMENT.— Colonel 3. W. Hill. Quartermaster-General of I'ennsyl"
vania ;
Lieutenant-General Thomas Patton, Assistant Quartermaster-General of Pennsylvania.
CoMMiss,\HV Depaut.mest --Colonel J, Granville Leach. Commissary-General of Pennsylvania
; ] S. Spangler. .Assistant Commissary-General of Pennsylvania ; Captain
J A. Loohr, of the Tenth ,
W H Bean. Second United States Cavalry
;
Lieutenant
J. P. .Albro, of the Thirteenth ; Charles E Brown, of the Eighteenth.
Bi.-KE.\L' OF Information —Colonel John I. Rogers, Jud_;e-.Advocate-GeneraI of Pennsylvania;
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry E PaNson. Aide-de-Camp to the Governor.
Accounting Dep.\rtment. — Lieutenant-Colonel J
H Gray, of the Governors staff.
Surgeon-Genek.\ls PE!>.\KT-Mr.NT Major B - Silliman. Surgeon. Second Brigade.
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Stipplv stations were opened at the two railroad depots, from which eleven
sub-distrihuting stations throu^'hout the \-alley received
pro\isions and clothing.
The supplies were purciiased by th.e Commissary General and placetl in
cliarge of Major Spangler. Tlie general supply depot at the t'enusyh ania
freight station was Post Commissar\- No. i, with Major Horn at its head.
Major Singer managed Post Commissary No. 2, at the Baltimore and Gliio
station. Under Major Horn sevcit district stations were established to give
relief direct :
Districts Xos i and 2, Johnstown Boroa>.,'h. Major Mercer.
District No 3. Prospect Hill and MiUviUe. Lieutenant Richardson. Ninth Regiment.
District No. 4. Woodvale, Lieutenant Selden. Sixteenth Regiment
District No. 5. East Conemaiigh. Lieutenant Koons. First Reiiment
District No. 6, Franklin Borough, Lieutenant Meram. Xinth Re:^iment.
District No 7, South Fork Lieutenant Cov:. Third Regiment.
These stations and oflicers were under Major SiU'ger :
District No. S, Johnstown Borough, Lieutenant Bal