The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-01

headed the line, followed by srtil-
lery with three batteries, howitzers,
Grimes Of Portsmouth and Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues, al under
command of Maj. ". E. Simons.
Four troops Of cavalry followed,
commanded by Col. ". E. Wick
ham. They were the Stuart Horse
Guards, Ashby Light Horse, Hen
rico, Chesterfield and Albemarie
troops. These were followed imme-
diately by the catafalque, behind
which came carriages in which were
seated Mrs. Jefferson Davis and
Gov. Mckinney, Miss Winnie Davis
and Mayor Ellyson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes. These were followed
by the honorary pail bearers in car
riages, Cows B. r. Tillman, S. c.;
Elias Carr, N. G; Frank Brown,
Md ?. Turney, Tenn ". A. Nc
Corkle, W. Va ~; L. G. Jones,
Alabama General J. A. Early,
D II Maury, William Fl Payne, Me-
Laws, L S Baker, Stephen D Lee,
Harry Heth, Geo b Stuart, MAJOR
Jno W Daniel, Senator E G Walt
hall, Messrs Moses Milhizer, III A
! Allen, Hugh Blair, John R Purcell,
P z Winston, A S Buford, Col Jno
T Wood, DIR John B McCaw Col E
P Reeve, E I Glasgow. Other dis
| tinguished persons in carriages
| were Bishop Fl H Thompson, Rev
Drs o S Barton, NJ D Hodge, W "
| Landrum, Col T r Lubbock, Col
Fred Skinner, Barton Harrison, Col
" H Taylor, Judge B W Crump,
Maj B " Richardson, Col Archer
Anderson, Gen D A Weisigea, " I
Woody, Senator N G Butler, Lieut.
Geo A Smith, John Enders Sr
Senator G G Vest and wife, Mrs
Gen Geo G Pickett, Mrs Gen A [
Long, Mrs Pickens, Mrs Wilder
Miss Emily Mason, Mr Broadhead
Miss Minnie Hill, Mrs Gen Pender
Capt " G Waller and wife, Il "
Davis, II Fl Clark, Col VIM Roy
z, Mason, Col John ~ A Sanford, Co
| Jno Goode, Col r Snowden Andrews
| Maj S NJ Hill, Col VIM Lamb, Boil
| Brown, James Jones and McGinnis
| the last three colored servants, O
Mr. Davis, members of Jefferson
Davis Monument Association, off
GERS of Hollywood, Oskwood ant
Hebrew Memorial Associations
The only veteran organization
from Georgia ia the process
sion was the Confederate Survi
vors' Association Of Augusta, rep
resented by Capt. Edge Eve (Car
tain Cobb Lsgion) first vice-presi
dent; Salem butcher (Sergean
Seventh Virginia Infantry Adjr
tant; Maj. R. E. Wilson (Majo
Second Battalion North Carolin
Sharpshooters) Major G. A. Wither
(Adiutant General of Gen. John I
Morgan's Cavalry Division) and
A. II. Thompson Corporal 28t
Georgia Infantry This organiz
ton had its colors along, the Cox
Legion battlehag. This rent al
tattered ensign was carried in Ricl
mond three years ago at the unvei
ing of the Lee monument and ga
to Gen. Joseph E. Johnston ON Il
succeeding day the last salute
t. received from tbs battlefield. II
j. Augusta Association sent it's adj
e, tant to New Orleans to lay t!
r, wreath upon the bier of Preside
.. Davis and to accompany the I
r. mains to Richmond, which was dor
other members meeting him he
at with colors. Maj Withers also HI
W the headquarters flag Of Gen. Nc
al gan, with that o1iicer's blood.
,e Then followed Brigadier Genel
re Brander and staff, Brigadiers tn
1e came SIS follows: 1st Brigade, Brig
rs dier General T S Gernett, Comman
re ing Staff; Colonel Samuel Hodg
n Colonel D Fl Ice, Colonel Thon
of Lewis and Major James Il Cape
of | Stonewall Bragade Band; r E [
RS, Drum Corps; r E Lee Camp No.
'c- Col 7 P Pollard; Murray Camp, {
81 Thomas E Proctor; Pickett Blu.
ng anan, Col Thomas L Doram; Stol
Sc, wall Camp, Col Il G Hudgins; R
Lee Camp No 2, Col w A Smo
ed Geo E Pickett, Col R Il Northe
ns John r Cook, Col " " Green,
in Bowie Strange, Col J III Garne
~ Second Brigade, Brigadier Gene
7as Macaiah Woods commanding st
NJ Col R T W Duke, DR. Hugh I \
ate son, DR. Thomas J Moore and Go
he E Rockwell; Fourth Regiment b
, it Drum Corps; A P Hill Camp.
is W Gordon McCabe; Pierre Glib
So Camp, Col D A Grimsley; Jeb Stu
8 Camp, Col Fl 1 Moncure; Magru
gh Ewell Camp,Col Z Jefferson Stub
ac- Stonewall Jackson Camp, Col
he Hotchkiss; Louisa Camp, Col '
ill Kesn Page; Fuller Camp, Col
ou- X Perrin; Meimyer Shaw Camp,
led John S Whitworth; Third Brigs
ng Col Thomas II Carter command
ley | staff, Col II P Jones, Maj. WV Par
5he Maj II. G. Carter, S. ". Trsv
ock Band; Howitzer Association Pa,
ais- Battery Association Society Of
ca Army and Navy of the Confede!
OF States of Maryland; Beneficial
cd. sooiation of Maryland; Confedel
Ost Veteran Association OF the Dist