Daily Republican., 1889-09-11
THIRD EDITION.
Military Orders.

Military Orders.
Tho following orders relating to the
militia Of this State have just been is-
ulah:
HnADeuARrHHs FInar REer. N CD, !
MILFORD, Del, Sept ., 1850.
6KSERAL 0kDERs, No. "a.
In pursuance TO general order, Nc. l27
ndlutant generals office, Dover, Del.
September 2, 1889. the following is pro.
mulgated;
!. With much satisfaction the com
mander In chief cougratulates the Ma.
tlonA Guard on the very creditable
showiag made by the team which so
lately repl esen ted this State at the Inter-
stste and United States Army Rifle
Match at the Now Jersey State Camp al
Sea 9irt.
.. with 10 little aid and SO short prac-
tice and experience, the scores of the
Delaware team reflect not only great
credit on the members thereof, but al
well as the department Of rifle practice
oi the State, and is proof OF the fitness
and ability OF the head of that depart.
mont.
3. The soldiery conduct and devotion
70 duty OF Major q. NJ. Carey, Captains
J. q. Willis, /. ]. Woctten and u. G.
W swell, Lieutenants VIII lam Floyd aud
y. g. Boyee, Sergeants II. Simpson ,Lunt
and Leitch aud Corporals " erner, OFT.
well and Hubert, who constituted the
team, are deserving the greatest praise.
BY order Of the governor.
RICHARD r. KENNEL,
Adjutant General.
GEORGE W. MARSHALL,
Col. Commanding Firtt Reg, N. G. D.
Ofielal: GARkKTT j. HAHr,
Iieutenant Colonel and Inspector of Riff,
Practice.
Official; ii. L. PAIGE, Adiutant
MrLPoRD, Del, September 0, 1882.
GENERAL ORD DERs, No. rs.
In pursuance to general order No. l26,
sdtutsntgeueral's office, Dover, Del,
september 2, 1850, the following Is pro.
muIgated:
l. In accordance with tho provisions
Of the military code of The Sta 20 oi
Delaware, all enlisted men Of the National
Guard u the Sta'e OF Delaware absent
ing themselves from the last annual en-
cAupment, without the proper legal OK
cpsc, will be tried by court martial dur
ing the month OF October next, A. D.,
1859.
2. Courts for tho trials OF all infantry
solditrs will be ordered by Colonel George
W. Marshall, OF the First Infantry, and
Q court for the trials OF members OF
Troop B, First Cavalry, will be ordered
by Lieutenant Charles z. Stevenson,
spmmanding the said troop. By order Of
the Governor.
RICHARD r. KESNEY,
Adjutant- General.
GEORGE w. MARSHALL,
Colonel Commanding First Reg. N. @. ,.
Official: II. L PAIGE, Adjutant
MILFORD, Del, September Q, 1885,
0FHERAL ORDERS, No. 20.
In pursuance to general order, No. 12i,
adfusAnt generals office, Dover, Del.
September ?, 1859, the following Is pro-
ndlgated:
l. Colonel George w. Marshall will.
Strange 10 take his command, the first
Infantry, to Baltimore, Maryland, on
The occasion OF tho celebration OF the
Revolutionary battle OF North Point, Sep,
tspbtr 12th and 18th inst
q Transportation and subsistence " III
b. furnished by the military committee
Of the celebration, and Colonel Msrshall
viii make all the necessary arrangements
70 that end.
By order Of the governor,
RICHARD II. KESNEY,
Adjutant General.
GEORGE w. MARSHALL,
Colonel Commanding First Rev. N. g. D.
Official: II. L. PAIGE, Adjutans
MILFORD, Del, September o, 1889.
qENERAL ORDERS, No. so.
u pursuance to general order, No. 12J,
Adigtant generate office, Dover, Del,
September Q, 1889, the following Is pro-
mplgated;
I, Permission to enter and pass
Though the State Of Delaware, armed
and equipped, Is hereby granted to the
Seventh Battalion, District OF Columtia
National Guard, eDroute from Washing,
tqn TO Boston and return, between sep
tspber 10 and 80, inclusive.
By order OF the governor.
RICHARD r. KENNEY,
Adjutaut-General.
GEORGE w. MARSHALL,
Colonel Commanding First Reg, n. GID
Official: Il. L. PAIoE, Adjutant.