. History of the Michigan organizations at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863 [electronic resource]. e, the name and residence of the nearest rela-tive or friend of every deceased soldier and to forward to such relative orfriend, a copy of the plat of the cemetery, designating by a cross, the numberof the section and grave in which the deceased was buried, giving, in a letteraccompanying such plat, a full military history, so far as can be ascertained,of the deceased, the time, place and occasion of his death. 7. The Quartermasters of the several divisions of the army are expe
. History of the Michigan organizations at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863 [electronic resource]. e, the name and residence of the nearest rela-tive or friend of every deceased soldier and to forward to such relative orfriend, a copy of the plat of the cemetery, designating by a cross, the numberof the section and grave in which the deceased was buried, giving, in a letteraccompanying such plat, a full military history, so far as can be ascertained,of the deceased, the time, place and occasion of his death. 7. The Quartermasters of the several divisions of the army are expectedto provide coffins and transportation for the burial of the dead of their respec-tive divisions. 8. Until further orders, Rev. Thomas B. Vanhorne, chaplain to the generalhospital, will have the supervision of the affairs at the cemetery. 9. Sergeant Seth Weeks, Co. D., 105th Ohio Infantry Vol., is herebyappointed sexton to The Chattanooga U. S. Cemetery, and will at once enterupon the duty of his office. By order of Col. J. G. Pabkhubst, Commanding M. Duffield, Post Adjutant. DEDICATORY EXERCISES. 28. ■A J *h ■s. h X H J a x a 3 ^ z « * <!S5 HO 13 a b r1 Z * <j<! fa DEDICATORY SERVICES. The day of September 18th was devoted to the dedication of State monu-ments. These exercises were participated in by the Governors of the vari-ous States interested and their staffs, together with the State monumentcommissions. At the same time there were numerous regimental and severalbrigade reunions and large assemblages of the National Guard in connect-ion with these State dedications. The latter took place as follows: 10 a. in., Michigan, at Snodgrass Hill. 11 a. m., Missouri, at Brothertons. 12 m., Ohio, at Snodgrass p. m., Illinois, at Lytle Hill. 2 p. , Minnesota, at Snodgrass Hill. 2 p. m., Indiana, at Gave Spring. 12 m., Wisconsin, at Kelleys field. 4 p. m., Massachusetts, at Orchard Knob. On the evening of September 18, the society of the Army of th
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