Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29

Perry.
Upton.
Geld.
Southern Stars, 80 men, Captain W. w.
Hornets Nest Ri1omen. 80 men. Captain
Il. X. Robertson.
Asheyille Light Infantry, "a men, Cap
tain Duff Merrick
Edgecombe Guards, 80 men, Captain j.
II. Foxall.
Greenville Guards, q men, Captain Rich
Williams.
Pasquosank Rifles, SO men, second-Lieu-
tenant ". o. Glover commanding.
Goldshoro' Rifles, 46 men. Captain W. T.
HallowvilIe.
Governors Guard, % men, Captain j. ].
BIemond.
Warren Guards. q men, Lieutenant n.
l.. Palmer.
Wilmington Light Infantry, II men,
Captain W. II. Keenan,
Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry,
80 men, Major j. II. McIaughtOn.
MISSISSIPPI BATTALION.
Captain A. J. Mcdowell commanding.
Columbus Rlfcmcn, &c men, Captain
Mcdowell.
Browns Cadets, 27 men, Captain W. P.
Brown.
TTxks.
Colonel G. VI. Ragland. Sixth regiment.
Paris Pickets, u men. Captain A. 5. Bra
den.
MARYLAND.
Governor Guard. First regiment, 80 men.
Captain Lewis Green.
pIsTnICr or COLUMBIA.
Washington SharpshoOters, 80 men, Cap
tam J.. G.. Benson.
Washington Rifles, a men. Captain w.
i. Beagle.
vIRGISIA.
Southside Military Academy Cadets, %
rank and file, Captain C.. y. LipscOmb.
Anderson Guard, IS men, Captain j, G.
Baker.
Pulaski Guard, 80 men. Captain S. H..
Stone.
hoanoke Light Infantry, 1913 men, Cap
tain S. 5. Brooke.
Alexandria Light Infantry, 43 men, Cap
tam G.. A. Mushback.
Culpeper Minute Men, 43 men, Captain
\. Med. Green.
Charlottesville Monticello Guard, Cap
tain 7. 5 Keller, 80 men.
Colonel II. G Hudgns. Fourthregiment
Peninsula Guard, Is men, Captain j.
William Hope
Old Dominion Light Infantry. % men,
Captain J.. A Morrison.
Farmyille Guard, Is men, Captain S. w.
Pauictt.
Nottoway Grays. 90 men, Captain J. NJ.
Harris.
Lee Rifles 81 men, Captain G. W. Tay-
lor.
Norfolk City Guard, SO men. Captain II.
Hodges.
Old Dominion Guards, SO men, Captain
J. Vi. Binford.
suffolk Grays. % men, Captain C. w.
Wright.
Portsmouth Rifles, So men, Captain w.
c. williams.
Sury Cavalry. Captain j. NJ. Gwathmey,
81 men.
Wickham.
Prince George Cavalry, SO men, Captain
A. x. Hobbs.
Chesterfield Cavalry, % men, Captain d.
Moore.
Battery c, % men, Lieutenant O'Rourke
commanding.
Battery b, 80 men, Captain N. c. Keel
Companies A. b. c. and d of Virginia
Military Institute Cadets, $50 men, Major A.
l.. Duncan.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Colonel J. w. A. Ford commanding Sc
cond regiment:
Monroe Guards, "a men, Captain A. S.
Johnston.
Hinton Light Infantry, 20 men, Captain
NJ h. MykoG.
Eoncoverte Rifles, % men, Captain W.
-. Sloan.
jefferson Guards, 81 men, Captain c. E.
Huntington Light Infantry, 90 men, Cap
tain j. l.. Hodges
ALABAMA.
Montgomery Grays, 80 men, Lieutenant
Sheffield Light Guard, 50 men, Captain
j. V. Allen.
The Petersburg battery will arrive this
morning at O'Clock.
A detail from the Howitzers went over
10 Manchester last night aud met the Nor
folk Light Artillery Blues, and when the
train reached Richmond the visitors were
escorted 10 Sanger Hall Garden, where Q
lunch was spread for them. Ihey were
then escorted to the Exposition-Grounds
AFLAd TO BE PRESENTED.
On MAY 5, 1860, flag was presented tC
the Guiford Grays by the young ladies OF
Edgcmont Female Seminary, at Greens.
boro'. Ii was carried through the war. anc
at lis close was left in possession OF COLO
mel John A. Sloan, the original captain OF
the Grays, and tomorrow viii be presented
to the young Guilford Grays by the widow
Of Colonel Sloan. The presentation will
be made by Miss Sloan and it will be re-
ceived low the captain OF the company
| The Gullford Grays and the Gulltorc
county veterans will escort the flag .anc
Mrs. and Miss Sloan 10 Greensboro, where
a large military display will DO made, anc
addresses will be made by General Scales
Judge Gilmer, and others.