The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-15
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To Leave for Griffin Tomorrow
Eight-The Hussars Return.

To Leave for Griffin Tomorrow
Night-rhe Hussars Return.
The First Georgia Regiment is busilv
J engaged in its preparations for camp.
Lieutenant Colonel Reilly, who viii com
nsHd the regiment, issued the following
/ order yesterday:
/ T. In accordance with general orders-No s
Adlutaut and lnspec tor4feneraIs Office. dated
Atlanta, Ca, MAY 81 1898 this command is
/ hereby 0rderad into camp 10 Grimm. Georgia,
/ ior ten days, commencing on Monday the nth
Il. The several companies Of the regiment
| VIII assemble at the armory In heavy murth-
ing orQer on sunday the 10th inst, ats clock
p m prepared 10 take up the line OK march
70 central Railroad depot at 9:l5 precisely.
III A freight car will be az the cotton yard
OF the central railroad on West Broad street
10 receive All quartermaster and cOmmisary
stores which must be delivered not later than
O'Clock p. m, Saturday, the 18th inst
~. car VIII be at the rear OF the cold
storage warehouse on Harris street to receive
the horses, etc, of the field and stan, which
must be shipped not later than o clock p. m,
on saturday, the 18th inst.
y. A baggage car will be in the Central
IallroaQ passenger depot on the evening OF the
departure from p. N. up to the time OF leav-
ing TO receive the personal baggage Of the
members which must be distinctly marked
pany.
VI. a passenger coach will be provided
Tor each company, and company commanders
are hereby ordered to detail two sentinels,
who Will station themselves at the doors Of
Fthelr eSpeotlVe cars Immediately upon the
entry OF their commands whose duty 10 shall
ne TO allow no one to leave the car nor any
unauthorized person to enter without permiS-
sion. They must also prevent anyone from
standing on the platform before the depart
ure OF the train or the passage from one car
10 the other while it is in motion. Com
pany commands are specially directed to see
that the arms are so racked as not to disdgure
IN any wise the characterization of the cars.
VII The advance details Of company com
mlssarles and quartermasters, with their as
slstants and cooks, will leave by the regular
passenger train, on Saturday night, at S:45
standard timel. An officer viii be in the dea
pot to furnish them with transportation.
VIII. As Lieut.. Gaillard. the adiutant of the
regiment, is unable to accompany the com
mand to camp, Lieut.. NJ. A. o Byrne is hereby
detailed TO act as adjutant. While in
camp he Will be obeyed and respected accord
lngly
* This command has done duty
in every state encampment and
every occasion as to call forth the praise and
commentator of the army officers who were
It's inspectors and instructors. 1t is about to
enter upon a similar duty for the fourth time,
and in doing so the commanding officer has
no fears but that its department upon this
occasion will be in full keeping with its past
history and reputation, and that every indi-
vidual member will eXemplify by his behav-
Tor as soldier and a gentleman; that he
feels within himself that the fair name and
fame OF the old command has been especially
entrusted to his keeping
ROBERT G. GAILLARD, 1st, Lieut.. and Ait.
The soldier boys are looking forward
with great interest to the encampment
and the company commanders are in hopes
of carrying full ranks.
The Georgia Hussars will arrive back
from camp tonight, and also
the Liberty Independent Troop,
the Liberty Guards and portion of the
Efingham Troop which pass through
Savannah on their way to their respective
homes. The Hussars have made a SPLEEN
did record in camp and their friends are
anxious to welcome them back and con-
gatulate them upon their good work
They have been the recipients Of praises
on all sides and will come back home COW
cred with glory.