Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-12

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of this order.
r.. G. GAILLARD, BIB. RICHARDSON,
A. A. WYNN, E. c. GLEASON,
JOHN W. WILSON.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
Capt. John Milledge, Atlanta.
Capt. +. p. Howell, Atlanta.
Capt. Il. j. Glenn, Atlanta.
Col. W. II. Hayward, Atlanta.
Capt. Henry jackson, Atlanta.
Col. Claiborne Snead, Augusta.
Col. Wilberforce Daniel, Augusta.
Major j. b. Cumming, Augusta.
Gen. W. II. L. Walker, Augusta.
Capt. John Kelly, Griffin.
Capt. T. \. Voolfolk.
Capt. Ed. White, Albany,
Col. VIM. 5. Shepherd. Columbus.
Capt. Patrick Houston, Tallahassee, Fla.
Maj. Robert Thomas, Athens.
DR.. II. IL. Carlton, Athens.
Maj. Lamar Cobb. Athens.
Capt. G. q. Talmage, Athens.
Col. c. NJ. Wiley, Macon.
Col. \. X. Lamar, Macon.
Col. W. II. Ross, Macon.
Col. ID. 5. Printup, Rome.
Hon. Fleming q. DuBignon, Milledgeville.
Col. +. j. Magruder, Rome.
Capt. w. e. Waller, Townsville.
Capt. Seaton Grantland, Griffin.
Capt. Robert Gignilliat, Darien.
Mai. G. b. Lamar, Fernandina, Fla.
Mai. Nathaniel l.. Barnard. Liberty county.
Col. Z. III. Olmstead, ThOs. Screven,
Col. X. j. Davant, X. IL, Anderson, Jr,.
Col. j. ii. Estill, Donald McAlpin,
Col. w. ). Basinger, Maj. j. f. Brooks,
RObt. b. Habersham, Capt. IL. Blum,
Raymond Demefe, Mai. A. A. VIM,
Abraham Minis, Dr., Jno. w. Wilson,
Geo. w. Owens, Alfred f. Mills,
A. A. SOlOmOns, Jr., Sam1. b. Adams,
Walter q. Charlton, Capt. II. L. Bolts,
DIR. j. T.. ). Houstoun, j. X. Saussy,
Hugh Fraser Grant, ii. MICA. Schley,
Major Geo. ". Lamar, Henry Hull,
Nj. W. Dixon, Il. III. Mcintosh,
w. q. MOrrell, Capt. X. q. Fleming,
W. W. West, John. Z. Williamson,
X. G. Gailard, Robt. J.. Mercer
Maj. Geo. W. Lamar, Capt. j a. II. Umbach,
Mai. q. W.AndersOn, Luke Carson,
Capt. j. j. McGOwan, Alexis McNulty,
James Hunter. Henry III. Gilmer,
Col. Peter Reilly, Capt. j. l.. Hammond,
Capt. j. McAlpin. Alex. X. LawtOn, Jr.,
Mai. John SchwarZ, +. &. Gleason,
DIR. j. L. Mcfarland, Il. Ii. Richardson,
The staff and assistant Marshals will as
semble at $3.50 O'Clock punctually on South
Broad street, and form line, the left resting
on AbercOrn street.
Nv. On Monday, the 18th inst, the carriages
for His EXcellency the Governor, the clergy,
foreign COnsuls, President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House of Representatives, the
Judges of the United States, Superior and
City Courts and Court of Ordinary, the Mayor
and Aldermen, the Governors STAFF, officers
of the Georgia historical Society, distinguished
citizens and the Executive Committee will
all rendezvous at the Screven House at 8: 80 a.
IN. promptly.
As soon as the occupants are seated they
VIII De driven up Bull street 10 SOuIn BfOau,
and down South Board on the south side of
the street to AbercOrn, so as to take place at
the head of the procession, and timing their
arrival at that point not later than rs a. m.
V. The military line will be formed on
South Broad at 1918 O'Clock precisely, and in
the following order from right to left:
First. The First Volunteer Regiment of
Georgia, Colonel Reilly commanding, the
right resting near AbercOrn street.
Second. The Second Georgia Battalion, Col
c. NJ. Wiley commanding, the right resting
near DraytOn street.
Third. The savannah Volunteer Guards,
Col. Garrard commanding the right resting
near Bull street, %
Forth III. The South Carolina Battalion, Col
W. NJ. Bruins commanding, the right resting
near Whitaker street.
Fifth. The Cadets of the Savannah Military
Academy, Maj. j. b. Burgess commanding,
the right resting near the left of the South
Carolina Battalion.
Sixth The Artillery Battalion, Capt. J. f.
Wheaton commanding, the right resting near
Barnard street.
Seventh. The Squadron of Cavalry, Capt.
VIM. y. Fleming commanding, the right rest
ing near the left of the Artillery.
Each command shall close to its proper dis
lance as soon as the command upon its right
shall be in position.
PrOmptness of formation is absolutely essen
tial to the success of the programme for the
day, and should any troops not be in position
at the appointed hour, the column will be set
in motion without them.
Sixth. At 10 80 the column will take up the
following line OF march: Down AbercOrn to
Bay, up Bay to Bull, up Bull to Chippewa
Square, where the troops will be closed in
mass and rested in place, while His EXcelency
Governor Stephens and other distinguished
guests enter the theatre.
The march will then be resumed, as circum-
stances may determine, ending upon Bay
street, with the right near East Broad, where
the arms of the infantry will be stacked and
all the commands brought to rest.
VII. The cavalry win then be detached to
escort the Governor from the Theatre to the
Battery, at the east end of Bay street, to wit
ness the pageant. Upon the arrival of His
EXcellency he will be received with honors by
the troops.
VIII. Capt. III. NJ. Branch, commanding Sa-
vannah Cadets, headed by the Band of the
Third Artillery, will leave the line at East
Broad street and proceed to Understands Rice
Mill to escort the pageant back to the Battery,
where the reception of OglethOrpe and the
colonists by TOmOchchi and the Indians will
be enacted. Capt. Branch will time his move
ment so as to rejOin the line as soon as possible
after the arrival of the Governor upon the
ground.
IL. The column will then pass IN review
before His EXcellency at the Exchange, tax
ing the line of march up Bay street TO West
Broad, up West Broad to South Broad, up
South Broad to AbercOrn, where it will be
halted and dismissed.
Y. Battalion commanders are enjoined to
relieve their men during the march by fire.
quent changes in the manual of arms.
The troops must also be supplied with cool
water at the points designated for resting.
To this end the. Quartermaster Sergeants of
the First Volunteer Regiment, Savannah Vol
uHteer Guards, Chatham Artillery, and Ge0r
gia HussaFs are each directed to have wagon
with water casks, first at Chippewa Square
and afterwards at the east end of Bay street.
special directions will be given to these Off
GERS.
CLIFFORD w. ANDERSON,