Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07

settlers and veterans of the Mexican
war. He was not present, but may
speak during the week.
The Dallas militia and the Cleburne
Light Guards made most creditsble
display to-day In their parades and
were very attractive feature thereof
NOTES.
sTBLEY's BRIGADE.
The members of Sibley's brigade
met at their tent ut II II. IN. Those
present enrolled their names with
view of Joining the organization 10.
morrow Thursday at II o'clock. All
the members are requested to meet at
the tent Of Sibley's brigade to join the
permanent organization and elect
officers. Gen. w. p. Hardeman and
Col. j. i. Smith are especially re-
auested to be in attendance.
The following are the members en-
rolled 80 far:
j. =. Woods, company X, Seventh
Texas cavalry.
q. Ii. Holland, company *, Seventh
Texas cavalry.
John II. linn, company *, Seventh
Texas cavalry,
J. b. Collins, company c, Fifth
Texas cavalry.
II. T.. Jackson, company |, Seventh
Texas cavalry.
Joe Millender, company A, Seventh
| Texas cavalry.
W. A. Rumple, company h, Filth
Texas cavalry,
Ike Petty, company Il, Fifth Texas
cavalry.
John NJ. Morton, company X, Fifth
Texas cavalry.
ID. Il. Fitzpatrick, company ii,
Seventh Texas cavalry.
III. l.. Williams, company II, Fifth
Texas cavalry.
Capt. c. G. Horne, company |,
Seventh Texas cavalry.
Capt. J. NJ. Odell, company |, Fourth
Texas cavalry.
g. w. Ross, company d, Fifth
Texas cavalry.
II. J. Garrett, company b, Fifth
! Texas cavalry.
w. Il. Price, company b, Fifth
| Texas cavalry.
Il. ID. Forbes, company b, Walters
battery.
f. Nj. Fox, Company X, Fifth Tex
as cavalry.
Spain Fondren, Company X, Fifth
Texas cavalry.
Silas Logs, Company II, Fifth Texas
cavalry.
Col j. p. Smith, Company X, Sew
enth Texas cavalry.
&. w. Fowler, Company ], Seventh
Texas cavalry.
Tom Pitts, Company IL, Fourth
Texas cavalry.
Gen. w. z. Hardeman, Fourth Tex.
as cavalry.
w. A. Msyes, Company C, Fifth
Texas cavalry.
Thomas Scaggs, Company II, Fifth
! Texas cavalry.
n. X. Ferguson, Company g, Wal
ler's battery.
r. J, Pampell, Company f, Fifth
Texas cavalry.
ii. c, johnson, Company f, Wal
lers battery.
Gen. w. Z. Hardeman met the
above named mem bers of the old Sib.
ley brigade at their tent, and many
were the pleasant stories related by the
general and the boys.
Col. j. p. Smith bowed his
acknowledgement to the many private
he 40 calamity commanded In the old
Seventh Texas cavalry, aud shook the
hand OF many an old veteran comrade
At the meeting Tomorrow the brigade
organization will no doubt show long
list OF names on the roster.
COMMANDS PRESENT.
The following are the organization
represented at the reunion, aud VIII,
have camps and headquarters on tn,
grounds:
} Poliguac's brigade.
Walkers division.
Sbley's brigade.
T Waul's brigade.
Fi,zhugh's regiment.
Johnson's spies.
Ector's brigade.
= Whitfleld's legion.
/. Ex-Confederate kontuckiaNs,
l Ex-Confederate Missourians.
. Ex-Confoderate Tennesseeans.
i Mexican war veterans.
i Army OF Northern Virginia.
i Unattached ex-Confederates.
Y Eleventh Texas cavalry.
Martins regiment.
n Maxey's brigade.
q Old Pioneers.
Granbury's BRIGADE.
Il Goods battery.
a Rosa brigade.
Q Gano's squadron.
;, t;ano's brigade.
h Exhibition soldiers.
COMPANIES ABSENT.
I Many OF the state military organ
a cations that were expected 10 be In al
4 tendance are absent, partly for lack Z
uniforms and partly on account OF til
!, high rate Of railroad fare. Anon
0 them are the Gilmer Guards, on &C
J count OF railroad fare. Col. Smith q
1 Cieburne expected TO have u ful