The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-12-27
TO Be DISBANDED.
Thirty-four Companies Ordered
Our Of Service.
FoRTY-FWE COMPANIES LEFT
Assignment to Regiments 10 Be
MADE az Cree. Something
of lntsrest About the
GerErai Pian.

G2rsrai Pian.
Aa;ussa5 G neraI E;o,d AID SIS as
sistaat, Co! Frvs1 !.asins Completed
all The inspections OF the State troops,
before whivh ro hing cculi be doae,
are nos proceeding with the complete
reorganization 81 the militia ot the
State The first step IL this direction
vas taken "Wednesday eveuing when,
in accordance with previous and tin'ely
warnings, au order was issued ol>baad-
ing 81 military companies that hao not
come up TO the requirements oo lnSpee-
tion. This leaves the militia force
consisting Of Is thoroughly organized
and well equipped commands, which
will be kept W 10 the regulation OF the
army.
Here is the order disbsnding the
companies referred to:
General Order No. g.
Par. lst-The following companies,
having failed TO comply with General
Orders No. 2 AID No. 5. are hereby dis
banded
CAVALRY BRANCH OF SERVICE.
Troop a, Brupsoas--Capt. j. S.
Troop c, Bruusons-Capt. G. NJ.
Bowers
Troop D, SsaEoris-Capt. R. NJ.
DAILY.
Troop F, Peeoles-Capt. H. E
Peoples.
Troop A, Barnwell-Capt. J. A.
Hays.
Troop {, Ailendale-capt. 4. W.
OSens.
Tr~op E, Elgefesd-Capt. J. R
Troop B, St. stephen's-Capt. R. B.
Bcnch.
T1oop G, Geo:getovn-Capr. H. 7.
Mcdonald.
Troop ., Jedourg-cspt. W. T.
Troop D, Holly Hill-Capt. W. E.
Murray.
Troop B, Eerly Branch-Japt. L.
s. Tuten.
Troop H, E!lenton-Capt. A. R.
Bush.
Troop A, Bonneau's-Capt. ]. A
Harvey.
G,rman Hussars, Charleston-Capt.
F. ". Jessen.
INFANTRY BRANCH.
Richardson Guards, MontmoreCci-
Capt. P B Glover,
Sally Rifles, sally-Capt. J. R. Sal
Governors Guards, Colunbia-Capt.
Barry McCreerg.
Darlington Guards, Darlington
Capt. W. A. PAR y.
Bisbopville Guards, BishoHYiile-
Capt. ". s James.
Cantey Ribs, Can;ey-Capt, c. T.
Lorick
Gafney Light Irfaatry, Gaffney-
Capt. H Fay Gaffaey
Newherry Guards, Nowbarry-Capt
W. S Lapafnrd.
Plckens R fes, Pickens Capt. B \.
Ailgood
Carolina R;fcs, Chsrlestca-Lieut.
Arthur Pinckuey.
Peak Guards, Peas-Capt. ?. +.
Eargle
Marietta Guards, Marietta Capt. NJ.
L. West.
Gary Watts Guards, Llureas-Capt.
P. B. Lockwood.
Dorchester Rifles, St. Georges
Capt. F W Sympes.
Bowman L ght Infantry, Bowman
Capt. A. D Fair.
NATIONAL GUARDS.
South Caroliua Volunteers, Charles
ton-Capt Joseph Glover.
Garrison Light Infantry, Charleston
Capt. j. 5. Martin.
Carol,nl Guards, COlumbia--Ca2t.
W. B Davis
Beaufort Light Infantry, Beaufort
Cspr. Geo A Red
Par. 2-The commanding officers OF
these diSbauded companies will lmme-
diately upon receipt of,his order return
to these headquarters all States proper
ry of every description, funds on hand:
etc. Whereupon, after receiving said
property, honorable discharges will at
once be issued by the adjntant gen.
eral, as per compliance With section
3S2 Of the State military law. 2y order
of J. u. Floyd,
Adjutant and Inspector General, S. e.
Official:
Jno. D. Frost,
Asst. Adjt. aud Inspector Gen,
It will be noted that among the com
psuies disbandsd are the Darlington
Guards, the Governors Guards aud
the German Hu>sars and Carolina Ri
Hes, the two latter Of Charleston.
Gen. Floyd is now at work on the
orders assi3ning the companies in the
militia to regiments These orders will
provide for two fu regiments and one
battalion Of Infantry, full cavalry
regiment ard one squadros, and bat
talon Of colored troops (nationaI)
guard. The infantry regiments are
to be known as the First and Second
South Caroline, and company Dames
w4'l give place to letters Of the alpha,
bet. The same system will prevail
with the cavalry. The new organlza
tions will select their own regimeDtal
and battalion cnmmarderS.-The State.
Buried in Atlanta.
A dispatch from Atlanta says the