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that peirod. and the company have ever since
worn leopard-skin trim mings on their hats. Was
regularly mustered into State service in 1sl2l5;
volunteered under Captain Henry Rayenc for the
/ protection OF 81. Augustine in the Seminole war,
1896
! RHODE ISLAND.
Little Rhody" failed to enthuse her Legislature
for appropriations, aud her delegation will only be
as follows: His ENcellency. Alfred II. Lttleheld.
| Governor-Brgedier- General @. Henry Barney,
| adlutant-g general; Brigadier General Charles r.,
Dennis, quariermaster-general Brigadier-Geueral
John ID. Budloug surgeou-general Brigadier-
General John r. Tobcy, judge. advocate general
| Colonies Henry A. Pierce, Eben y. Littleheld.
Charles II. Williams, John Y. Clark, t. Charles
Francis. and John c. seabury. aides. .dc-camp;
Lieutenant Colonel william W. Douglas, assistant
ndjuhnt- general; Lieutenant Colonel s. w. Dick
erson, assistant qunrtermaster- general Lieuten-
ant-ColOnel George 4. Cover, assistant judge.ad-
| vocate-general; lieutennnt- governor, Henry II.
Fay; Hon. J. N. Addeman, secretary OF state.
Second Battalion Infantry, Il. l. M.-Company
D. Woodstock, n. L.. Captain, Fred W. Jenckes;
tirst lieutenant, Frank N. Cornell; second ljeu-
tenant, Seth Arnold, IT,; 60 men. Company F.
Pawtucket, X. I)--Captain, Charles Rittmen; first
lieutenant Frederick W. Easton; second lieuten-
| ant, Alfred H. Cheetham 90 men. A band will
accompany the battalion.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Gnnitc State was among the first TO accept
an invitation to participate in the ceremonies. aud
| a proper appropriation was made enabling her 10
send the following delegation: Ills ENcellency
Charles II. Bell, Governor and Commander-in-
Chief; Major. General Augustus d. Ayling Of Con-
cord, acknowledgement; Brigadier. General Ebert
Wheeler OF Laconia, Inspector general; Brlgadier-
| General MnrShallC. Wentworth OF Jackson, quar-
termaster- general; Brigidier- General George T.
Lane. OF Exeter commissary general Brigadier-
l.. .fT
general; Brigndcr-ge general Francis G. Faulkner.
OF Keene. judge-advocaie general; Colonels
! Charles II. Sawyer Of Dover, William IT, Stinson OF
| Dunbariou Daniel c. Gould of Manchester, and
Edward II. Gilman of Exeter, ndes-de camp.
Yorktown Battasion New Hampshire National
| Guard-Lieutenant-C Colonel Ebridge J. Copp. Sec
ond New Hampshire; adjutant. Rufus p. stanels
| Third; quartermaster, Lewis r. Wilson, Second .
surgeon, Henry Il. Newell, First; assistant surgeon
George Cook. Third chaplain. Henry Powers,
| First; sergeant major William w. Hemmcnway.
| Second; quartermaser. sergeant George II. Leav-
III, Third: hospital steward. James w. Wilson,
First; drum major, Alonzo W. Glines Third.
| CONNECTICUT
| will be represented by the following. His Excel.
| lcncy Hobart u. Bigelow, Governor; Lieutenant
| Governor William H. Bulkeey ,Brigadler- Generals
George N. Harmon. ndIutant. general Alexander
Harrison, quartermaster-g general: James G. Greg
ory, surgeon. general; George II. Ford, commits
sary-general: Fred. f. Camp, paymaster- general
Colonies william L. Barrows. william d. Rudd,
Rutherford Trowbridge, Charles A. Russell. aides
de-camp; Colonel Simeon J. Fox. assistant ndju-
tant-gencral; Lieutenant Colonel Henry c. Nor
gan, assistant quartermastcr.gene Hons.
Charles b. Scales. secretary of state David p.
Nichols, treasurer of state W. T. Batcheller, comp
troller, and Brgader- General S. r. Smith, COM
mandiug National Guards Connecticut.
First Regiment Connecticut National Guard
Colonel, Lucius A. Barbour. OF Hartford; lieuten-
ant colonel, William E. Cone, of Hartford major,
Arthur L. Goodrich, of Hartford adjutant, John
| X. Williams, of Hartford; quartermaster, Richard
| o. Cheney OF Manchester; paymaster, William b.
McCrny, OF Hartford; surgeon, George w. Avery.
| OF HARTFORD; assstnntsurgoon, Harman @. Howe, OF
Hartford: chaplain, James A. Cooper ofNew Britain;
inspector target practice Jnbez L. Woodbridge, of
| Manchester; sergeant major William G. Simmons,
1 OF Hartford; quartermasler sergeant John ID.
worthington, of Hartford commissary sergeant,
| Wallace T. Fem, of Hartford: hospital stewart.
| Pbilo w. Newton. Of Hartford drum major, Will
liam c, Steele, OF Hartford: fife major
| william C. Sparry, of Hartford. Company A,
(Germania Guard, OF Hartford)-Captain, William
Westphai; first lieutenant, Edward Schuze; Sec
ond lieutenant. Henry f. Smith Company b
(Hillyer Guard, of Harford) d)-Captain Patrick Jel-
lovan FIRST lieutenant Thomas F. Flanagan; sec-
| ond lieutenant, Patrick II. Smith, Company
Bennett first lieutenant, John C. Bingham; sec.
ond lieutenant, william T. Allen. Company Z
(Jeweli Guard, OF New Britain)-Captain, Charles
B. Erickson first lieutenant, Fred NJ Hemenway
second lieutenant, ). Lester osgood.
4 DELAWARE,
though the smallest State in the Union. will be
represented by civic and military delegation
WHIT VIII g &c ], sasS nee Sis Esoesney
John W. Hall, Governor; Brigadier- Generals J.
Parke Postles, acknowledgement; d. C. Marvel in
speetor-general: II. G. Collision, quartermaster-
general; Colonels Walter Cummings aud John
Powder, aides camp
First Regiment Delaware Volunteer Militia (head
quarters, Wilmington, Del.)-Colonel, Samuel A.
| MeAnister, OF Wilmington; lieutenant. colonel,
| Samuel NJ Wood, of Wilmington; major, A. r.
Boyle, OF Dover; surgeon. William Marshall, OF
Milford adjutant, Garrett J. Hart, of Wilmington
\ quartermaster, T. #. Townsend. OF Milford Com
pany american Rifles, of wilmington. organ
lien lS75-Captain Edward MITCHELL jr.; first lieu
tenant, Charles Hobson; second lieutenant J.
Frank Smith. Company (Torbert Guards, OF
Milford), organized 1SS0-Caplain George WIN =
lam Marshall; first lieutenant, William H. Harris
second lieutenant, r. C. Wisswell. Company G
| Dupont Guards, OF Wilmington, organized 1876
| Captain, John NJ. Curtiss; first lieutenant, A. D.
| Chaytor; second lieutenant, Thomas Rice Com
panyD Hall Guards, of Dover. organized 1885,
Captain, A. S. Kirk first lieutenant. George W.
| Pennington; second lieutenant, II. A. Culbreth
| Company Il (of Wyoming, DeL). organized 1880
| Captain, q. NJ Carey second lieutenant, John H.
| Waheater. Company L (Postles Rifles of VIII
mingon), organized 1ssl-Captain. Oscar F.
Mundn first lieutenant, ]. II. Muuda; second
lieutenant, John s. White. The Delaware troops
have the United States regulation uniform, and
are armed with new .45-calibre Springfield breech.
loading rifles.
| MAssAcIIusETTs
| The Old Bay State was the foremost In resistance
| 10 the oppressive acts which cansed the Revolu-
| tion and was represented at Yorktown one hum
dred years ago by Lincoln. to whom was accorded
| the honor of receiving the sword Of Cornwallis,
and Knox, who commanded the artillery that
poured, for the greater part OF thirteen days. re-
lentess hail OF shot and shell into the i'll fated
town. Governor Long win be escorted by the first
corps of Independent Cadets which for many
years has performed such escort duty on all oeca-
sions OF ceremony, and whose ranks are largely
composed of the leading citizens OF Boston and It's
immediate vicinity, The State Militia will be FUR
thcr represented by the Ninth Regiment, NJ. V. NJ
nm organization composed generally of young
ish-Americans. Massachusetts, complete delega-
ton will be as follows:
His Excellency John D. Long, governor: Major
General A. Hun Berry, adJutant. gen
cral; Colonel Isaac +. Kingsbury, Colonel
Edward H. Haskell, Colonel John
S, Lockwood, assistant adjutant- general
Colonels Edmund II. Hewns, Morris Schaf, As
sisiant Inspectors General, Colonies Samuel p.
Tmln, Jededah r. Jordan, Benjamin s. Lowell,
Assistant Quartcrmasiers General Brigadier Cen
erals Wm. ], Dale, Surgeon General; Wilmon w.
Blackmar, Judge Advocate General; Coionels
Thomas w, IIigglnson, Wm, B. Fiske, VIM +. Dra.
per- Edward 7. Aouve, William NJ. Olin Aides dc.
Camp; Brigadier General Eben Sutton First
Brigade NJ. V. NJ, Aide de Camp; Brigndler Gen :