Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-02

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: UNSATISFACTORY BATTALIoN.-Mon & emory
Greys. Gate Cty Guards savannah C"uel o
Montgomery True Blues. Busch Aou4Ne''
"LFg" BETrA1roN.- Gainesville Guards,
Volunteer SouthfouG, Continental NGdEua'
/ Greeuvile Light ards, Louisiana hlhes'
! ChattauOOEa adets.
! .,MARIoN'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fusi GERS.
! Wash ugton Ll-ht Infantry, Palmetto Guard'
( Carolina Rifles, Beaufort Artillery, Mint
"GREENE" BArTALIoN.-C olun bus Guards,
! civ Light Guard. Hutler Rides. jackson
/ LiRht Artillery, Dawson GUARDS, Clarke Light
/ Infantry.
"STMiER" BATTALION. -spaldnR Grays,
Quiiman Guards, W alton Guards, Du Blgnun
Volunteers. Bount Volunteers, Miiedsevlile
Light Infantry.
"PELHAM" ARTILLERY BATTALIoS.-(3er-
man Arulery. indianapolis Light Artillery.
STUART SQUADRoN.-Richmon Hu sar 9,
Governor Horse Guard Beaufort DIS ri't
Troop. Emagh m Hussars, Georgia Hussars,
Charleston l. 9ht Dragons, Liberty indie
pc dent Troop, Liber,y Guards, Mcintosh
light Dragons.
shoud changes be necessary they will be
communicated Dyzi cclal order.
ii. Each battalion ana squadron comman
der will at once appoint an Adlutant and re
port the name OF said officer to these head
quarters.
III. The assembly Rround Of each battalion
will be indicated o commanders by the As
sistant Adjutant General.
BY order of
CHAs. II OLNsTEAD,
Lieut.. Col. and A. D. G., Command, z Post.
II. G. GAILLARD, Assistant Adjutant
General.
LOCATION OF BATTALIoNs.
The Second Georgia Battalion will be
located south OF Wheaton avenue, and
between Lexington and Monmouth
streets. East of the Second Georgia, and
between Monmouth street and Princeton.
"ill be the Green battalion. On the
north side OF Wheaton avenue, and be-
tween Lexington avenue and Monmouth
street, will be the Washington battalion.
and east OF it will be the Marion battal-
ion.
Lee battalion will be north OF Grubb
avenue, between Lexington avenue and
Monmouth street.
The Sumter Battalion Will be immedi-
ateY eastOf Lee battalion.
The cavalry and artillery are all located
on the south side Of the encampment.
Stuart's squadron will be south of KIM
ney avenue and between Lex ington ave
nue. and Monmouth street.
Pelham batlalion's quarters are be-
tween Monmouth aud COwpens streets.
The Charleston Cadets. who are coming.
100 strong, will be located east Of Cow
pens street, on the south side of Kinney
avenue.
Washington, Lee and the Second Geor-
gia battalion, and Stuart Squadron. will
be west OF Monmouth street. and the
other battalions will be east of Monmouth
street, which extends between the sixth
and seventh rows Of tents, counting from
Lhe west.
AT THE ARMORIEs.
All of the armories are attractively de-
cOrated. The Republican Blues and Ger
man Volunteers armOries and the Hus-
sars' headquarters are bright with Gags
and bunting. At the armory of the Irish
Jasper Greens number of the members
OF the company were busy up 10 late
hour last night putting the finishing
touchestO the elabOratedecorations A the
head OF the stairs a large banner across
which is painted in mammoth letters,
Welcome TO our guests" meets tue
eye. To the left, similar banner con
talns the brave utterance Of the heroic
Jasper, whose name and fame this com
pany loves to perpetuate, "Dln't let us
light without flag" Near this hangs
large picture, commemorative of the oc-
casiOn, painted by local artist
lures OF the dead and living heroes
Of this time-hOnored organization, all OF
which are tastefully decorated with gar
lands. flags, festOOns of cedar, ropes OF
fringed paper. etc. 1t Is superOgative to
say that green here bears something like
prOpOrtionate rivalry with the red, white
and blue. The guns and other accoutre-
ments look in splendid order The Irish
Jasper Greens will give the visiting mill
tary hearty Irish welcome.
COVERED WITH FLAGS AND BUNTING.
One daor west of the armory OF the Irish
Jasper Greens is the large and sp endidly
arranged joint armory OF the Savannah
Cadets and the OglethOrpe Light infantry.
Tue spacious hall Ia elaborately bedecked
with flags aud bunting, a wide belt OF the
latter forming three.ioot border around
the entire walls. The pillars in tue CEN
tire OF the room are also decorated with
the same material, and hundreds of small
flags and shields are hung from the chan.
deliers and the many hadsOme historical
and commemorative pictures on The walls
The tilOr is smooth and bright as a Sill
YER dollar.
From the flag STAFF of the Guards ar.
senal the Guards handsome flag hoated
gracefully all day, aud was the only
bunting that could be seen about the
stately building.
THE GALATIANS HEADQUARTERS.
From the centre ia staff on the roof o.
the Chatham Artillery's armOrY floats
HTuuutl bUb lflanJF CDlhIss lOul
smaller flags dulter graceful accom-
paniment from the corners OF the build
ing. These were the only unusual evi.
dences Of welcome displayed at the
Cnathams' quarters yesterday, un
less the visitor wends bis way
back through the main bail
TO the yard IA the rear, where The ban
Quet room has been built aud IL bedecked
with bunting and dressed in festive garb
The energetic ladies' OF the Rectory Society
OF ST. JOHNS Episcopal church, who nave
the contract to furnish the banquet sup
per 10 be- given Monday night by the
Cnathams TO tue commissioned officers,
distinguished citizens and invited guests
have had built eight long tables running
the entire length OF the room and laid
with 500 plates. Al the farther end of
the room table Is placed At rlght angle
TO The other seven tables. Here
will be seated eX-President Davis.
Gov. Nc Daniel, the officers OF the battery
and other distinguished guests. Above
and over the centre OF his table, sur
mounting Union shield. in large green
letters, is the word Welcome" fankeC
with the dates 1856 1856. On either side
Is placed a cannon wrapped with bunting
rhis decoration of the banquet room is by
DAILY, aud when those OF the tables are Il
naily completed, 10y the deft fingers OF the
ladies' in charge, IL will be exceedingly al
tistic and beautiful.
To.MoRRow's GRAND PARADE.
Tomorrow the big parade will take