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60 George M. Dusenbury, Charles N: Granger.
3nt,cr. Van Rper, Robert J. Clyde Fred Rt,ehg
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pIps%sn Israss Richard Sn whsssr h%1s SG'eBn
Gih,M% WI Ma,tn NJ ssdisr. Theodore s. Dumont
'er, IT,. tour mb-divlsons of this command were
sDssstHSeES EScDonad fS%Ianasd Michael p1s and Samuel
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BrO,ss% S0J% Levy. commsnder sumner Post. No "a
5smss S:oess Rice eo; Meade Ss
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Ss post Ne So ~ James Rogers:
SSsr Tden Post No. Ss Wesley smith cSan cSmmsna sH%
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an'eo odel commander Lafayette Pest x,Sa,rss NS
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Hamilton Post No ls2, James Colvn sommSndef No Eta,
sSsTxSk ssSs a. ASsrsw f POST Lee com
TsSdsr %sSis. con%aSdsr onds b. Morgan Po: No so
Mn1ss sSmm.n%sr: wIs%. MaSsn Post fS No. No.
SsS John T. Nesbit commander; John Bendix Sa r3ss
John ASs1s hs%p1y Fsst
no 436, william ]. Holmes commender' v. ULaar. ~ ra.r
faT fSss %ade sG P,s No. 5ao joSn Blair OOmmander
Fse TSrd NS DDyison-Koltes Post NO. s2 Henry Kseesr
SJmbeck' Commander Reno Post, No ~ W. oreaem, gen.
sS5SG co%@andsr; Ellsworth No JACOB
Wilcox General James sneI1s s, fGS ~ 70 70
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81. Hugh NJ. Gartlan, commander; JOG hooA0r A''''
Fourth Division-Dahlgren Post NO ITO, winam LIAM
TsrTy commanSer stenwehr POST No. 1922 w.
Srzysanowsk, commander; elisa Post. NO: 10, xo4'
Cnranc en- soo ~ Eutens. COMMANDER Adam Goss Post
10 $500 John p. lonergan, COMMANDER; Mlenaea Sor
pos pds NO. No ss 5S Naval Post Sc sic Ebert
n. Warne, commander; Post No. oo9.
VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS OF MANY KINDS.
The veteran regimental organizations from this
and other States to the number OF l'ooo n'en
yormed in three brgades, commanded respectively
NV Bueadier-General James r. O'Beirne, Colonel
Rafferty,. Brigader-General F. B. Spnola. The FIRST
Brigade was led by the 10th Regiment, Highlanders
Ny. Volunteers, dressed in Highland suits, to the
number of $50 men. The I'd Veteran Fire Zouaves
9th Ex celsep followed 90 men, preceSed eS ny
drum corps OF forty eses linen n nSo San9 e rs men,
the Goth Veteran Corps. 20 men; 9th N n: I; Vols,
so men, all in uniform: The LIST and lOtn veteran
Associations, N VOLS ionowep os nn,D;n9 lI on
their coats, and Immediately after them were WEI % the
Garioaldi Guards s9th n vSs amd 1ne oIa- re-.
snecIively 40 and % men. The Chicago
Union Veteran Club of thirty members brought up
the rear of the FIRST Brigade. l., co,ono,
rbamas RafSerty. followed. led by Hawkinss Zou
ayes 9t3 New-York Volunteers. $50 men,, Follow
g them ns Snle@ seh vo
unters forty men; and the 4Oth New-f9rrk voinn
teers. Mozart Regiment accompanied ny ATpa,en
RsSnenf RS% Corps 2S o. sls
next. Following them were these assocIations So1n
Y$ S$5S Se y %s1 Te Vsi. sa Go men, ne
Vol. Vet, 20 men; four associations OF MeAlcah
war veterans in uniform Inc sons 80 OF rosT Of the
Second Brigade with 20 men. m
The Third Bligade, commanded by General :; b, r.
spnOla followed The onGn sieriS by George
followed by the National Veteran Association % OF
GoeasS t,on IS %sn So GsP Philadelphia
II lin men. and the Veterans of the Regular Army
$50 men, After them came the 7th Regiment vet
%and,ns: saaoa h s% 2sd Regiment Veterans l50 mel
Colonel George w. Laird commanding lath hegi.
vs,e5an 20 en The Soldiers and Sailors
of BROOKLYN and the soldaten-und-Matrosse
Union Of the same city, NJ Crossant commander
i4tH Regiment of Brooklyn, Colonel E. b. Fowler
commander brought up tho rear.
REPRESENTATIVE MEN IN TIE PROCESSION
At1O o'clock General Martin T. Mcmahon. COM
manding the civic division, and thirty-six aides
nearly all mounted, dashed into Great Jones-st.
The aides were:
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Colonel John X Perley Colonel John W. Jaccbus sena-
tor Michael c. Murphy. Commissioner Jacob Hess Coio
Tanrv q PerIsy. Judge solon B. Smith. Captain John
C. Calhoun CooneliA. G. Dickinson. Colonel william e
1SIns as ensfai GSiHne. 5aSes SoS
Captain Krsa3S cElJsl g.mes M Brady thomas
Jackson Colonel Henry hu.s, Surgeon r David Ho1i
SshP
Levy. Captain Johnston Beegs C"i9ne 0nSes T ~ .F
ehepard Colonel Henry WattersoD, Charles r. 1ower
Harry NJ. Dickerson.
Soon fifty carriage arrived in which 160 members
of the subdivisions and such of the aides as were
indisposed took places The first subdivision com
manded by Colonel William G. Church led. The
Union League Club occupied sixteen carriages at
head of this subdivision, In charge OF
Julien T. Davies. Chairman; among those with
him were:
Richard Butler f. A. Potts. DR.. @. r. Agnew Ellwood
e. Tnorne, Levi NJ. Bates John +. Plummer. Robbins
Little, and c. d. wagenen.
Judge Noah Davis who was to have been chair
man, had goue to Albion. N. Y, to deliver funeral
oration on Grant, where he had performed similar
service at the death Of Lincoln.
Immediately behind the Union League Club
came seven carriages containing representatives OF
the Confederate Veteran Association. They were
Major-General w. w. Loring, who after the Re
bellion became general in the army of the Khedive
of Egypt; General X. d. Lilley. vice-chairman OF
the association and formerly of Stonowall jack
sons Corps; General Thomas Clingman, once Gov
ernor of North Carolina; General Thomas +.
Dockery, of Arkansas; Colonel Thomas L. snead,
Of Missouri Colonel William L. Duff OF Mississippi; |;
Colonel W. b. Sterrett Of Georgia; Colonel ). Ii.
Anderson, of South Carolina; Major William Han
cock Clark. Missouri; Major w. H. Quincy, South
Carolina; Major j. X. McNulty, Maryland; Major
FIG. De Fontaine, Louisiana; Major 6. E. Suss-
dorff. North Carolina; Major d. G. Bridgeford.
Virginia.; Captain Thomas A. Young Captain
William ~ Connors, Captain John A. McCaull,
Cant.in Genroe Dnnlan. Captain wv. y. Montague,