Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-05-14
The SOLDIERS

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marched 10 the Mississippi Valley
depot, where the West Point Rifles en-.
parked on atrain for the camp grounds.
En- route to the camp, Capt. Levy pro.
posed three cheers for Master Of
Trains w. N. Marshall, and
the Mississippi Valley railroad,
which was heartily Joined In
by the members of his company. Upon
arrival at Camp Lieut.. Col. Thomas A.
Marshall, secretary Of the association,
invited the company to dinner at Capt.
John Bells hotel, on the Katie Rob.
bins and barge, after which they went
into their quarters, and were soon pre-.
pared to take things easy.
The following is the roster of this
company:
Captain, r NJ Levy.
First Lieutenant, III Williams.
Second Lieutenant, Il y Coleman.
First Sergeant, T s Morrow.
Second Sergeant, M. 7 Baptist.
First Four-H L Joiner, Corp; I "A Keith. d.
Second FOur-A J Evans, N w Ware, ] I
Brogan, &c Spalding, Corp.
THItd F0ur-L Il Hawkins, A G Baptist, S w
Carruthers, b p CapShaW.
Fourth FOur-W T LenOre, w L TAYLOR, G L
Jordan, s Foster.
Substltutes-John W Moore. Frank Wils9rd,
N Goldstein, M b Frinkle.
j McCord, Quarterm aster.
THE MONTGOMERY GREYs.
The champions Of Savannah, the
"Montgomery Greys," arrived at seven
O'Clock pm. yesterday. This gallant
company was organized in 1861, and
served with distinction during the war
and were reorganized in 1872. They
have since taken six first prizes ia
State competitive drills, and three sec
ond prizes in Interstate contests, viz:
At Louisville in 1884, Mobile in 1885,
where they beat the famous Chicka-
saw Guards and other crack companies.
and at Philadelphia at the great
national encampment in 1885. The
dress uniform is cadet gray, trimmed
very handsomely in buff and gold.
The fatigue uniform is the same as
worn by United States army officers.
The following is a roster Of the com
pany:
Capt. Chas NJ II Amerine.
FIRST Lieutenant j 2 Scaifold.
second Lieutenant G p Jones.
First sergeant NJ 5 Watson.
Second Sergeant W J Booth.
~PRIYATES-D e Williams, W III Wade, j II
Spires, Ben Burch, w U Burke, w o Baker, "
A Peet, f / opangler, Il 7 Amerine, j b Has
tings, n b Holt, j b Gresham, Jno Randolph
Il W Shaw + q Browder, J V allen, d W Ford
&C Daud, Chas Scaggs, w 4 Ledeyard, + Il
Jones, } ii Mcintyre, ! P Anderson, Paul San
quinette.
SSchuessier, W A Stafford, Jno A Timer, WI
b Peck, RObt Burks, N CBeall.
Surgeon W & Bibb.
COmmissary J Walker.
THE LOUISIANA RIFLES.
The Louisiana Rifles were mustere,
into State service April %, 1885, yer,
little owe one year ago. taking thl
name of the distinguished old Louisi
ana Rifles. who made such a fine RECORD
in 1883, by beating the Houston Lighr
GUARDS and the Mobile Rifles in thu
Houston interstate prize drill. Many
of the old members are in the new
organization.
The company's roster is as follows
CAPTAIN Chas II Adams,
First Lieutenant CT Bartlett.
Second Liuetenant Silas Oviatt.
Right Guide bug POnjOl.
Left Guide H OViatt.
Corporals j r Adams, P Moses, Chas Meyers
Il ID Bernhard.
Privates-A BOrssOnneau, Aug EichOrn, S ]
Munroe, i W Ball, A II Parker, Jr, J Alpuente
II Mclean Nc n Adams. Il A nnffV E MNFkq- N
L Jones, j & O'Neal, l. V Dauer, Charles
Schwartz, Va johnson, A Barba, A q Remand
} bowling, 5 d Marks, II M Marks, A o He
beard.
substitutes-A Perciyal, M Baglnsky, Il Gas
son, A Blum.
CAPITAL LIGHT GUARDS.
The following is a lish of the drill
term of the Capital Light Guards
OFFICERS.
Captain Geo s Green
First Lieutenant Geo Hunter
Second Lieutenant Ed Yerger
First Sergeant Jas Fearn
Second Sergeant II b Ware
First FOur-CL Livingston, HID LOwd, Brace,
Second FOur-A Z Cranberry, Morris GarianI
V | Powell, j M Buckley.
Third Four--Hugh Pierce, Carl Seutter, J Y
Burns and w w Porter.
EOuLtH u EAtNA IAOhgbONAGAJ J - " a uAAIA
Juliu, MO.al and 7 H Persons.
Substltutes--B 4 Bate and L P Bloom.
VOLUNTEER soUTHRoNs.
The following is the roster Of tn,
Volunteer S~outhrons:
capt G j Sc rles.
First Lieutenant Patrick Henry.
Second Lieutenant Charles W Adams.
First Sergeant A "A Martin.
Second Seargeant II i Auter.
PRIYATE5-A NJ Searles, Sam Bazlnsky, w
Smith, + q Harw0od, D. %BrOught0n, Mat FOust
George H Smith, VIM Klein, EB Webb, Thoma
White, N } Bazlnsky, II J TrOwbridge, r.
Broughton. G Beer, N q Moore, A 4 Baer, J
Moore, W Menger, j r Mar. ett, J X PhiIlipS
Frank BrOught0n, Thomas Golden, Henri
Winstin, Joseph Locke, 4 H0rnthal, WilllaI
Mulder, M Hornthal, j j Carlo, JOsepl
Hornthal, Newell, Bud Bazinsky, James Reed
YICKsBURG RIFLES.
The following is the roster Of thi
o0NanoRNv.