Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23
Oraanlzatlsn Of Camp Taylor.
HEAD QUARTERS, CANF TAYLOR,
Cleveland, April %, 1881.


Cleveland, April %, 1851.
[ORBER No. 1.
This Camp viii conform to the regulations
prescribed for the Army of the United States,
and is especially enioined uponcommandants
Of regiments to carry into full effect the in
structions laid down.
Comnandants of Regiments and Companies
Officers Of Day and Officers ofGuards, and it is
especially chargedwith attention to the man
ner in which Sentinels discharge their duties
both day and night. sentinels on post will
in no case be allowed 10 speak to or converse
with any other person than a General, a
Field Officer, the Officer of the Day, or Off
Ger OF the Guard. They will not be permit
ted to leave their posts for any cause what
ever, until regularly relieved, and will al
ways maintain their dignity and respect by
silence and proper soldierly bearing.
Sentinels are particularly charged not 70
provoke q challenge or insult, by assuming
power, nor by an insolent and offensive
manner. If interfered with BY spectators,
or if the line is forced day or night, by any
person, they will call liout, ,briskly, "Sargeant
ofthe Guard, /" who viii promptly gOtO their
aid, and if necessary call out the Guard, and
take into custody any person or persons so
interfering, and in addition report the fact
to the officer of the day.
Strict attention is enjoined upon all to OBJ
serve those courtesies and eivilities which
everywhere become and form part of the
soldier.
The proper salute when off duty will be
given 70 all officers, by raising the hand to
the cap, which in all cases VIII be returned
by the officers.
Commandants of companies will report
to their proper officers, each evening after
parade, the number of men absent and
present from the several parades, who will
immediately report the same to Head Quar-
ters.
There will be only Camp and Quarter
Guard, which will consist of one Officer, two
Sergeants, two Corporals, and thirty-six
men, who will be entirely relieved every
six hours.
No person will be permitted to leave
Camp unless on pass from Head Quarters.
The Brigade Major will obtain the eoun-
tersign and furnish it to such officers as are
entitled to receive it.
The sick will be Immediately reported to
the Surgeons, who, under direction of Com
mandants of Companies, will make such
disposition Of them as they may deem
proper.
Officers employing persons not attached
to companies, as servants, grOoms, &c, will
make written return of their names and
occupation 10 the Quarter Master at Head
Quarters, and viii be held responsible that
such person observe the rule Of the service
and regulations of the camp, and no other
persons will be permitted to be attached "a
the camp.
There will be divine service ct Headquar-
ters every evening at 5 o'clock, which al
men not on duty are expected to attend, and
during the service silence will be observed
throughout the Camp.
Due regard for the well-being OF the ser
vioe, and the preparation Of the men for the
responsible duties they have assumed, viii
require the exclusion Of citizens generally
and all who are without pass from General
Headquarters, or who do not belong to the
/ department or roster Of the Camp, will moi
/ be permitted within the line of sentinels.
The daily roll call will be made on the
Company parades, and will be as follows:
At ReYille;
At each parade;
/ At Tattoo.
The Stat Of the command officers vii
consist Of
Major ". F. Carey, Brigade Inspector.
Capt. R. HilIiard, Aid de Camp.
J. P. Ross, Aid de Camp.
Mai. E. Kinsman, Judge Advocate.
G. II. Burt, Engineer.
Capt. G. B. Ssnter, Surgeon.
" s. Bliss, Quarter Master.
Brig. Gen. J. W. FITCH,
Commander.