Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
THE CITY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Major General Halleck's headdua rters are at
the corner Of Clay and Twelfth streets.
Major Gen. E. o. @. Ord, comma nding the De.
partment OF Virginia. Headquarters corner Of
Clay ard Eleventh street. onice in Custom
House, second foor-Bank street entrance.
Brig. Gen. NJ. r. Patrick, Provost Marshal
General. Headquarters opposite Gen. Ords.-
Office in Custom House. first aoor-Bank street
en-. trance.
Major General Casey's headquarters are at the
corner Of sixth and Main streets.
Breyet Brig. Gen. John E. Mulsord, Agent for
the Exchange Of Prisoners, has an Office at the
Female Institute" corner of Clay and 10th sts..
-(frst foor.)
Brevet Brig. Gen. Niche Chief Engineer De.
partment of Virginia; Office, second left.hand
door, first floor, Custom House, Bank street en-
trance.
Brig Gen. F. T. Dent, Military Commander
of the city of Richmond Office City Hall.
Surgeon T. n. Laney, Chief Medical Officer
City Hall.
Lieut.. II. S. Merrill, Post Quartermaster; Of
flee, Female Institute, Tenth street.
Capt. A. J. Cook, Post Commissary o.ice,
No. lis Broad street.
Col. NJ. p. Small, Chief Commissary Depart.
ment of Virginia. office at Custom House.
Col. D. NJ. Evans, Paroling Officer. Office
State senlte Chamb;r, up stairs north end.
Colonel John B. Howard, Chief Quartermaster
Army of the James, has his Office in the Gus.
tom House.
Col. Geo. suckley, U. S. ", Medical Director
of Department of Virginia. Office in Custom
House.
Acting staff Surgeon VIM. II. Palmer, U. s.
A.. Post lrgeOn, at Stuart Hospital.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Sanders, U. S. A.,
in charge U. s. Dlspensary, corner Broad and
Eighth streets.
Major j. C. Paine, Chief Signal Officer. ONCE
in the Female Institute on Tenth street.
Captain Fred Martin Chief CCmmissary of
Musiers, Department of Virginia. Room %, Fe
male Institute building.
Brig. Gen. Ludlows Headquarters-RoOm No.
H. Female Institute 10th and Clay streets.
DIsTRIcr OF THE APPoMArTox Headquarters
at Manchester
1t. Col. John Coughln, 10th N. II. Vols, com
manding.
Capt Abel Il. Leavenworth, 9th Vt. Vols, act
ing Assistant ,djutalt General.
Officers are respectfully requested TO inform us
of any srrors or omissions in the above Director.
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The HoMEwARD MARCH OF SHERMAN's ARMY
THE nth AND 201H CORPS TO Pass THROUGH
To-DAY-THE ROUTE OF THE MARcH.-The
l4th and goth Corps of General Sherman's
Army Of Georgia, resting in Manchester,
are expected to pass through the city to-day,
on their homeward march. The annexed
special order on the subject, will explain the
movements expected to take place, ana the
route of march,
HEADERS FOURTEENTH ARMY CORPS,
Army of Georgia,
Manchester, Va, May Sih, 1868.
Special FIELD Orders No. Il.
Division Commanders will, ii possible, OBJ
tain all necessary supplies, and move their
supply trains through Richmond tomorrow,
and park them in the vicinity of Hanover
COURTHOUSE lO-mOTTOW 0lbNl.
On the following day, MAY lOth) the Army |
of Georgia will march through the streets Of
Richmond in review before Major General |
H. W. Halleck, commanding tho Military |
Division of the James-the Fourteenth Army |
Corps in advance.
The column, entirely unencumbered with |
wagons, will b. formed as follows Third
Division, Brevet Major General Baird, com
manding. Second Division, Brevet Major |
General Morgan. First Division, Brigader |
General Walcutt. The head of the column |
will be at the PontoOn Bridge and ready to |
move at 1880 A. NJ. The column will cross
the upper Pontoon Bridge, move up Sew
enth street to Cary street, down Cary to |
Twenty first street, up Twenty-frst to Main |
street, mp Main to Thirteenth street, up |
Thirteenth to Capitol street, through Capt.
toll to Grace street, up Grace to Adams ST.,
and thence to Brooks Avenue.
The troops will be reviewed with KNAPP |
sacks, and will carry at least one days ra-
lions in their haversacks. The troops
marching at right shoulder shift, will come
to a shoulder arms before passing the statue |
of Washington, (near the capitol,l and will |
continue the shoulder until passing the Re |
viewing Officer, who will be near the same |
point. Upon passing all troops under arms |
or Genera officers, the usual compliment of |
coming to a shoulder will be paid. When |
the width of the street will permit, the |
troops will march in column of companies. |
Neither bands nor field musicians will |
turn out before the reviewing officer.
After passing through the city the troops |
will encamp the same night in the vicinity of |
Hanover Court House.
All pack mules, wagons and ambulances |
not sent through the city before the 10Th |
instant will be massed near the bridge, and |
will, under the supervision of the Chief |
Quartermaster of the corps, cross the lower |
pontoon bridge at same time the troops are |
passing on the upper bridge, move down
Water street to Twenty-second street, up |
Twenty-second to Franklin street, up Frank |
lin to Nineteenth street, up Nineteenth |
street to Mechanic,ville turnpike, from |
which road they will join their commands
without interfering with the march OF the |
troops.
BY order of Brevct Maj. Gen. J. G. DAVIS.
Il. C. M'CLURG,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of Staff.