The National tribune., 1883-09-27
REUNION NOTES.
Brief Mention Of Events Already Held and
about to Take Place.

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The following is a list of the members of the
Sixth Maryland V. l.. who were present at its
Reunion in Baltimore ON the 18th inst: Gen.
J. w. Horn. Col. Joseph c. Hill. LieGt.-COl.
VIM. A. Mckellip, Surgeon G. T. Shippers, AS
siStant Surgeon IL, A. Maughlin, Hospital
Steward George J. Reese. Company A-Upton
Decker. George W. ArmacGst, Alf. P. Cook,
Lewis Harnan, Ebeneezer Harman, Charles
n. Kuhn. o. II. P. Matthias, John Fl. Mitlen.
Lewis Rosenberger. John Routzhan, David Sui
Ivan, Joseph Thompson, George c. Tucker,
c. Zentz. Company B-W. c. Alexander. j. VI.
Ash, j. Campbell, John w. Mccullough. Haz-
lett F. Owens. Company C-Jesse Arnold, Jo-
sephus Bankert, Lewis Beaver, Richard Chin
noworth. John Y. Ditch. Peter Little. Levi
Myers, Whitfield Stansbury, Henry Taylor,
John L. Beaver, H. Wardeufelt Company D.
Hiram Arthur, Edward Baxter. Chas. A. Da-
muth. j. II. Eyler, Wm. A. FrieZe, j. E. Heff-
ner. ID. c. Hammitt, John r. Rouzer. Martin
Rouzer, James f. Staub, Cyrus A Wilhide,
Daniel Wilhide Josiah Wiihide. Company E.
R. A Esmer. C. E. II. Holmes. Company F.
George Creamer, Fl. Coggins. Of Washington
Stgr w. T. Piper, William Rankle, A F. Rit-
tenhouse. Company G-John w. Cantwell,
George ". Christie, II. T. Gillespie. John o.
Grant, ] w. y. Gibson. Company H-Wm.
ChrisSinger, George W. Cans, Samuel Houser,
Pat. H. Jennings. John r. King, Alexander
Leeds, S. q. Martin, Abram SeidenstrickeT,
james T. Woodward. George Masters. William
Masters. William Jones. Company Jerome
Ebaugh, Henry Eppers, Lewis c. Fox, Richard
Harris, Miles Gerhart, H. C. Hawkins. Felix
McGuriey, Robt. Unger. Company XIV. B.
Reed.
The third annual Reunion of Hampton's Bat
terry will be held at Pittsburgh, Pa on Grand
Army day. Tuesday. October ,. The executive
committee have changed the date this year,
hDuine n SeeUra FUIfpr attendance hv piv
the members an opportunity 10 participate in
two celebrations. Business of interest 20 the
association will be introduced at this meeting,
upon which the opinion of every member is
desired, and the committee urge upon ali to set
aside every ordinary engagement and come.
Members of the battery who desire TO attend
will please send their addresses 10 George V.
Marshall. No. SO Diamond street. Pittsburg. Pa.
The headquarters of the battery will De at Nos.
9S and 100 Fourth avenue, PittsbuTg. The as
sembly viii be sounded at headquarters at p.
HI for roll-call and business meeting and at
close of business a banquet will be held at
st Charles Hotel at o. m. The officers of the
association are: Samuel D. Glass president
John t. Rowley, vice president; VIM. King,
treasurer; John c. Shaler, Jr., secretary.
The camp for the Reunion at Baxter Springs,
Kan, ON the 4th. 5th. and 9th of October, has
b. EN- named in honor of I. j. Anderson, Depart
avenue will be called General Blunt, which is
north and SOUTH and the east and west avenues
are Blair, Sheridan, Sherman, Lincoln. Grant,
Garfield, Logan, Pope, and Custer. The seat
ing capacity oil the Grove is $500, the speakers
stand eighteen by thirthy-six feet. and the
number of tents 400. Grand ball and banquet
on Friday evening, October 5th, at the city
hall Frank P, Blair Post, of Galena, Kan,
viii present their great war drama Loyal
on Thursday evening, the 4th, and Saturday
evening. the 9th.
The eighteenth Reunion of the Twelfth New
Hampshire volunteers viii be held at Ashland.
New Hampshire on Friday, the 2Sth inst. it
having heen changed TO that date from the
9th TO better accommodate friends The OH
GERS of the organization President, John
F. Marsh, Springfield Mass; vice-president
Henry E. Emery, Lake Village secretary
r. w. Musgroye, Bristol; treasurer, John P.
Lane, Lake Village; chaplain, Rev. ]. III.
Durgin, Haverhill, Mass
Comrade Henry P. Fisher, late company F,
independent Missouri V. l., Milwaukee, Wis,
writes us that the Missouri Volunteer Organ
i2ation, of Wisconsin, will shortly visit St.
Louis and vicinity, not omitting the Arsenal
twhat there is left of it,, Jefferson Barracks,
and the Marine Hospital, at each of which
places Comrade Fisher stood guard in May,
1861, when mere lad of II. The party viii
leave Chicago Saturday evening, September
2eth, at $50. The price of round-trip tickets
is S.
The following regiments viii be in attend
ance at the Reunion of the Third Iowa cavalry,
to be held al Keokuk, Iowa, ON October 3D. 4th,
and 5th: Third Iowa cavalry. Seventh Missouri
cavalry. Second Iowa infantry, Fourteenth Iowa
infantry. Seventeenth Iowa infantry, Nine
teeuth Iowa infantry, Thirtieth Iowa infantry,
Forty-ninth Iowa infantry. Tenth Missouri
infantry. Fifty first Missouri infantry, and
Twenty-first Missouri infantry.
Over 800 former inmates of rebel prisons at
tended the meeting OF the Iowa Prisoners of
War Association at Dss Moines. ON the 9th