The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-15

COl Is w Hoyt, Col A w Quint, Col Geo
II Stowell, Col John Bracewell, Col M A
Haynes, Col Chas A Greeleaf, Col Geo f.
Ordway, Col Charles A Gillis, Col Ossian
Ray, Col L Pecker.
Executive council-Hons B Smith, ]
M Parker, Edward Spaulding, Francis A
Cushman, Jeremiah Blodgett.
State officers-Hon A b Thompson secre-
tary OF state, Mason W Tappan attorney
general, Scion A Carter treasurer, Gen Ira
Cross adjutant general, Rev Nathaniel
Bouton state historian, DR. Granville p
Conn railroad commissioner, Hon Oliver
Pillsbury insurance commissioner, Rev G
A Downs supt Of public instruction.
President of the Senate, Hon Matt Head.
Speaker of the House, Hon A A Woolson.
Legislature Of New Hampshire.
Col Chas Q Danforth, clerk of house.
A w Baker, asst clerk of house.
Manchester war veterans of N II militia,
Capt Geo II Dodge, escorting city govern
ment Of Manchester, N Ii.
Hon Ira Gross, mayor,
Nathan + Kidder, city clerk.
Hon Fl Il Chamberlain, city treasurer.
Hon John NJ Stanton, president OF COM
mon council.
Browns Band.
Battalion of New Hampshire militia, Col D
M White commanding.
Portsmouth heavy artillery, Co X lst regi-
ment, Capt d J Vaughan commanding.
Gov Cheney guards, Peterboro, Co B Is,
reg't, Capt L Moore commanding.
Stafford guards, Dover, Co A I'd regt Capt
s Abbott commanding.
Hinsdale guards, Co 81 reg't, Capt Hor-
ace Hosford commanding.
State Capital guards. Concord, Co X I'd
reg't, Capt Geo NJ Felt commanding.
Commissioned officers New Hampshire
state militia.
Fourth Division.
Col John K Pratt, marshal commanding.
Staf-Capt L q Houghton, Capt A G
Potter, Fl s Bingham, V Hupf, Andrew
Reyes, Fred Pratt.
Boston cadet band, 26 pieces, j G Mullaly,
band master.
First corps of cadets, Lieut. Col Thomas f
Edmands, commanding, escorting.
His Excellency Alexander FL Rice, COVER
nor Of Massachusetts.
Staf-Ass't Adj't Gems Col ] F Kings
bury, Col @ Frank Luther, Col John "a
Rice Brig Gen o G Atwood, inspector
general Ass't Insp'r Gems Col Z q Ste
vens, Lieut. Col A II Berry, Lieut. Col F
Mason, Asst Q M Gen Col Henry G
Brig Gen Wilmar w Blackmar, Judge ad-
vocate general.
Brig Gen VIM Dale, surgeon general,
Col John B Treadwell, assistant surgeon
general.
Colonies William V Hutchings, Arthur T
Lyman, VIM A Porter, VIM P Alexander,
aid-de-camps.
Col Geo Campbell, military secretary.
His Honor Horstio g Knight, lieutenant
governor.
Council-Honorables George Whitney,
Joseph K Baker, Harrison Tweed, j A
Harwood, VIM Plunkett, Hugh Poland,
VIM Cogswell, Francis Childs.
Hon Henry b Pierce, secretary of state.
Hon Chas Endicott, treasurer and receiver
general.
Hon Julius l. Clark, auditor OF accounts.
Sergeant-st-Arms o + Mitchell.
The Legislature of Massachusetts,.
President of the senate, Hon J B D Cogs-
well.
Clerk of the senate, s N Clifford.
Speaker of the house, Hon John d Long.
Clerk of the house, Geo A Marden.
Fifth Division.
Col l. X Fuller, marshal commanding.
Staff-Maj II r Chase, chief OF staff,
Capt Ii Kelley, A A g, Capt X Arms,
g S Dowley, r M Luther, G G Noble, ] G
Martin, A G Mitchell, A r Dunklee.
Dortng's band of Troy, N
Tibbitts' corps, N GS NY, Col Joseph
Egoh commanding.
Tibbitts' cadets, 7th Co N GSN Y, Capt
ii Patten commanding.
Fuller's battery, N g of VT, Lieut. Charles
Briggs commanding.
The divisions will form at foot OF Coun-
~ street, near the railroad station, at 8 a.
M, the headquarters of the chief marshal
being established at the corner of County
and North streets, where marshals COM
handing divisions will report when their
commands are formed.
Route of march-The column will move
at $50 o'clock, passing through North
street to Pleasant, up Pleasant to Main,
and under the grand arch to Dewey street
and the centennial grounds, where the pro-
cession will pass in review before the pres
ident. The parade will be dismissed after
the review, and the president and party
where the exercises of the day will take
place.
Division commanders will acquaint them
selves with the ground to be marched over,
and the stopping places of the guests as
signed to their divisions. and will with the
assistance Of their STATS conduct them to
their places in the line.
Any accident or delay affecting the
march of the column will be reported at
once to the chief marshal, and the utmost
endeavor must be used to preserve the pro-
per distances In marching, to keep closed
up, and to prevent the line from being OBJ
structed at the intersection of cross streets,
the leading division leading aids for that
purpose, who will be relieved by those Of
the staff next in rear as they arrive.
All organizations in the procession, ex-
cept military bodies, will form and march
in single ranks OF four flles each. Carriages
will form in single file and keep well closed
up In marching.
Marshals commanding divisions aie re-
quested TO transmit to the chief marshal q
full report OF the organization and names
of distinguished persons actually present
with their respective commands.
BY order of
A. B. VALENTINE, Chief Marshal.
J. Il. GoULDIEa, Adj't Genl.
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