The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-05-12
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
General Order Issued by Major Gen.
eral Carr in Regard I o the Annual
ReuniOn.

Headquarters North Carolina Division
United Confederate Veterans, Dur
ham, N. c., May 18th, 1905.
General Orders No. u.
Paragraph /. The Major General
Commanding the North Carolina Divf-
Ision Of the United Confederate Vet
Ierans announced that the fifteenth an
lnual Reunion will be held in the city
lof Louisville on the 14th, 18th and 18th
lof June, 1905 and it is earnestly hoped
THAT there will be a full attendance
of the veterans from the "Old North
State" Those who were so fortunate
las to attend the reunion held there In
1900 will remember with much pleas
lure what a delightful occasion it was
and what a generous hospitality was
then extended. A still more delightful
occasion is anticipated and a still
warmer welcome will be extended al
1.-THE ensuing reunion by the hospita-
lble and public spirited citizens OF
louisville.
Paragraph III. The railroad companies
Ihave given the unsual rate of one cent
a. mile to all persons attending, which
makes the fare for the round trip from
Raleigh 1880. The rates from other
points can be learned by application
Ito the railroad agents. The Southern
Railroad Company will run the Con
lfederate Veterans Special direct
Through without change, leaving Ra-
leigh at $3.50 p. m. on Monday, The
18th of June, take breakfast at Knox
willie and arrive at Louisville about
Is p. m, on the 18th. Those going by
1.-THE Seaboard Air Line can leave Ra-
leigh at noon or Monday, the 18th, and
lgo through on Pullman via Richmond
land the Chesapeake and Ohio and ar
rive at Louisville about Z p. m. on
the 18th and enjoy a stop of several
hours at Richmond.
Paragraph III. The headquarters OF
the North Carolina Division will DE
1.-THE large and comfortable scnool
building centrally located at the cor
lner of Walnut and Center Street, al
(which all veterans from this state will
report on their arrival and register.
lFor full information, write to Mr.. JOnr
IR. Day, 1860 Baxter avenue, a native
Tar Heel, who has kindly offered hi;
services and will contribute all he car
toward the comfort and pleasure OF
the veterans of the state.
Paragraph w. Miss Arabel Nash. OF
lTarboro, has been appointed the spon-
Esor of this division, and the following
additions are made to the staff OF the
major General, to wit:
Mr.. P. H. Hanes. of Winston-Salem
lCommissary General with rank Of
lcolonel; Messrs. E. S. Marsh, of Bel
haven, and J. J. Wolvenden, Of New
bern, Aides de Camp, with rank Ct
major; MI. J. S. Harriss, of Charlotte
lChief Of Scouts, with rank of Major.
Paragraph V. All camps are earn
testify requested to send at once to Gen
|eral w. E. Mickle, S24 Common Street
New Orleans, their annual dues OF ter
lcents for each member. No camp is
|allowcd amp Representative
ALLOWED any representation or vote un
LESS all dues are paid, including ar
Irears. This should receive prompt at
it~ention. All officers of the staff ar
requested to attend in their uniforms
land it is hoped that there will be {
full attendance.
By order Of
MAJOR GENERAL J. S. CARR.
In. A. London,
Adjutant General and Chief of Staff