The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
Book No. 1 on Dyspepsia.
Book No. 2 on the Heart.
Book No. 3 on the Kidneys.
Book No. 4 for Women.
Book No. 5 for Men (sealed,)
Book No. 6 OH rheumatism.
ments OF a.. p. Hill Camp, OF contede-
rate Veterans, Of which Mr.. Geo. 8. Ber-

menGS OF "a. r. Hill Camp, OF COntede-
rate Veterans, OF which Mr.. Geo. 8. Ber-
nard. Is chairman:
First. The survivors OF Mahones bril-
sade A.. P. Hill Camp OF Confederate
Veterans, and all visiting military COM
mands and organizations OF veterans, will
be formed on Second Street at IL A. NJ.
at and by which hour the trains from
Norfolk, Richmond and elsewhere arc
expected to arrive with tls visiting veta-
rams and military: the members OF Ma
homes brigude to be formed by COM
panics and regiments in the order Of July
30. 1861: ranking company and reg:mental
officers to take command OF tho respec-
tive companies and regiments: the sharp
shooters to be Il separate organization OF
Mahone's brigade and to be commanded
by It's ranking officer: the ranking field
officer to be In command OF the brigade
and sharp-shooters; the military aad
veteran organizations to act as escort OF
Arahone's brigade and battalion OF sharp
shooters along the line OF march: the
whole escort to be under command Of,
General stith Boiling. chief f1arshnl.
Second. The line OF march to be up
Second to Bolingbrook Street. Boiling
brook to Sycamore. Sycamore to WASH
ington. Washington to Market, Market 10
Halifax, across Halifax to Byrne Byrne
to Liberty, Liberty to sycamore. thence
to Marshall Street.
Third. Arrived at the residence OF 3Irs.
General William Malone, on Market
Street. the brigade and shnrp-shooters
will leave the line to be received by Mrs,
Malone. The military and tho remainde:.
OF the veterans will continue the marcn
to Marshall Street as above outlined, at
Marshall Street the military will marcel,
to Jefferson and to st. Andrew Street and
thence by nearest route TO the Crater
lcld whilst the veterans will take the
cars at Wythe Street to the terminus OF
the line In Blandford.
Fourth. AS soon as the survivors OF
Niahone's brigade shall have been re-
ceived by Mrs. Malone. they will pro-
coed by the same route to Wythe Street
| and take the care to the Crater.
s. Around at the termlnous OF the car
line on the Jerusalem Plank Road. the
survivors OF Mahone's Brigade. who par
! ticlpated In the charge at the battle OF
| the Crater, will be formed under COM
mand Of Leutenant- Colonel W. FL.
I Stewart. OF the slxty-flrst Virginia Regt-
ment, and Chief Of the Crater Legion.
officer, and followed BY tho military,
] u1,dcr command Of Colonel A. NJ. Hig-
gins, os the Seventy-first Regiment, Vir-
/ ginia Volunteers. will proceed by tho
route by. which Mahones brigade prn.
, ceeded, as nearly as practicable, to the
! ravinc from which the brigade made its
| famous charge July so, 1854.
6. Placed In line Of battle on tho slora
J OF tho hill. rs on the cay o. the battla.
facing the crest Of tho hill up wr'rh
they charged. the veterans at l Z. NJ,
will kpael for prayer. to be offered by
Lieutenant John r. West. chaplain OF
A the Crater Legion. Immediately after
wards Colonel Stewart will deliver q
short address, and order the forward
movement across tho open field. up tho
crest Of the hill to the Crater, which will
flags, arrived at which they will move
by tho flank and take positions at the
Crater.
/ Z. Immediately after this movement OF
the Crater Veterans tho military, under
command Of Colonel A. NJ. Higgins OF
the seventy-first Virginia Volunteers,
| the ranking officer In command. will
veterans formed, and charge at n dou-
ble-quick with yell and with guns at
u trail, Just as Mahone's Brigade did on
the day OF tho battle. Arrived Mt tho
crost Of the hill they will commence
firng--loading and firing ut will until
1 they exhaust their supply OF cartridges.
s m na.9ft the saa sn as ts s sasss
terry aud the Richmond Howitxers, To-
Gated about the positions occupied by
Wrlsht's and Davidson's Batteries. on
tho goth of July. 1864 will be forming,
supplemented by bombs and other AK
A plosives, thus duplicating, as far us prac-
tlcable, the artillery fire on the day OF
tho battle.
After tho exercises at the Crater AFRO
ended all OF tho visiting military, vote
ran organizations and Daughters of the
Cnnfederacy will be invited to lunch ut