The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-15
OFF FOR CAMP RICHMOND
sAvANNAHs TROOPS TO MARCH
ON AUGUSTA TO-DAY.

6AVANNAH'S TROOPS TO MAhCa
ON AUGUSTA TO-DAY.
The First Regiment and the Georgia
Hussars to Leave This MOrninR-The
Men Who Go-Liberty County's
Troops on the Ground q Day
Ahead-The Brunswick, Thomas
vile and Valdosta Companies to Go
Through Savannah Today.
The regimental armory was a busy scene
last night. The final preparations were
being made for the trip to Augusta. The
regiment will assemble at the armory at
7:3O this morning, and will march at 7:45 to
the Central railroad depot, where it viii
take special train.
The Georgia Hussars will march at the
same time, and will go on the same train.
The train was provided for the military,
and no one without uniform will be al
lowed upon it.
The Liberty Independent Troop, thirty
one strong, Capt. J. L. Fleming, Lieuts.
Frazier and Way, and the Liberty Guards,
thirty-three strong, Capt. w. Dorsey, with
Lieuts. Hughes and Smith, passed through
Savannah yesterday on their way to the
encampment.
The Georgia Hussars sent up their horses
and baggage yesterday.
PREPARING FOR CAMP LIFE.
The Savannah troops have been drilling
for the encampment for several weeks and
will go in fine trim. The German Volun-
teers have been supplied with knapsacks,
and all the companies of the regiment are
now provided with this equipment.
The Brunswick cavalry and the Valdosta
and Townsville infantry companies will
arrive in Savannah on the Savannah, Flor
ida and Western road to-day, and will take
the night train over the Central for Au-
gusta.
Col Mercer has made arrangements for
the transportation Of the troops direct from
the union depot in Augusta to the encamp-
ment ground The Georgia railroad engines
will take the Central cars at the depot and
haul them to the camp, saving the necessity
of a change and the still more disagreeable
necessity of a two-mile tramp in the sun.
THE SAVANNAH TROOPS.
The following is the roster of the Georgia
Hussars and the First regiment, except the
Oglethorpe Light Infantry, as furnished
the MORNING NEWS by the company COM
manders:
GEORGIA HUssARs.
Captan-G Pritchard
First Observation-Disclosures Gordon.
Second Lieutenant-George @ Gaillard.
Sergeants-J Sbnptrine (acting first ser
geant), Thomas Hunter. w G Hull, G Myers.
Corporal Postell.
Quartermaster Sergeant-R Davant, Jr.
Secretary Sergeant-H Foyes
Bugler-J G Bennett.
PRIvATEs.
Constantine, RIP Cumming, w
Deter Joseph Fleming G
Gilbert, Gordon, w W, Jr
Gould, J d Hunter w
KrouSkoff, j Kollock, j T
Macleod, H Myers, F, ST., honorary
Myers, Frederick, ,Jr Myers, Frank
Mayors, X McAlpin, Henry
Schwarz, Sternberg, S
SilVerberg, Smith, j o
Smallwood, William PritchardG Jr marker
First Volunteer Regiment Georgia
Lieut.. Col. Peter Reilly.
SAVANNAH CADETS.
Captain. r. Brooks.
IAeutenants-R. S. Nell. r. p Lowell.
Sergeants-J. T. West, George +. Rutzler, j.
{: Tyson, detailed as acting sergeant major; H.
w. Cowan.
Corporals-w H. Coleman, j. B. Gaudry. Jr.,
j. +. Mallory, B. s. Symons s. Oppenheimer
Quartermaster-J. P. HalIenback
PkIvATEs.
r Brooksi r b Farr
X w Farr, NJ A Gaudry,
CIV Goodman, T Jenkins
w II Leahy, B Nell,
Il G Mcdonald X f Royal
W Robider. George Rogers,
James Ross w Rourke,
Joseph Sinclair. w Strobhar,
w Stro5har, II J Sutcliffe,
j IaHey, ID Tuberdy,
Z Thorpe, wv Thorpe,
George Tyson, r K Urquhart
X Ward, ] M Wilson.
W H Wright
REPUBLICAN BLUES.
Captain--W Dixon.
First Leutenant-J Gaudry
second Lleutenant-G G. Grigor.
Sergeants-First, w T Dixon; second. ]
smith; third, Kelly, fourth. w Fl Carter
Corporals- NJ Buckwald, w Barthelmess G.
W Drummond, Robert Cronk.
PRIvATEs.
Bell CHI Cronk III
Campos, Dixon &C
Durham, g T Gradot K
Grlgor, ID Grayson E FIR
Gray John Hunt TT
Hazard, NJ Harper j W
HUNT, ii + Miller,
McGlashan, Ut Mccarthy, Jos
Mock, CIV Millen w
Moore, E Powell WE
Proctor, M C Raderick r.
Russell, Waring Sweat, ] H
Tregidgo H c Wall. WI
IRISH JASPER GREENS.
Captain-John Flannery.
Gleason.
sergeants-J T Mcmahon, j j Dillon, ]
Mccarthy.
Quartermaster Sergeant M REYNOLDS
Corporals-D DAILY. A w Owens R Nor
rissey.
Lance Corporals-James Mcclure. G Mnrnhv
Jr, Donnelly.
PRIvATEs.
Patrick Brennan, VI Buttir
J Connolly, Ell Coffee
Michael Cullum, NJ DAILY,
Deegan. ID Flood,
III Gallagher, W J Kehoe.
j + Knox M Knox
j Leonard, W.T. Lynch.
Michael Meath, J ] Morrissev.
I J Mcmahon, CA O'Brien
W Price, r K Pepper
John Powers, ES Ryan.
Roman, John Shea.
smith, ID Sullivan,
u Walsh.
GERMAN VOLUNTEERS.
Captain--John Derst
Acting First Lieutenent-F Schwarz
First Sergeant-M G Helmken
SergeantS-T II Helmken n II uarn,, T c;os