The National tribune., 1886-09-23

NEW YORK.
The fifth annual Reunion of Sullivan County
soldiers was he'd at Monticello Sept. 2
All members Of the 10th " Y Cav are re-
quested to send their addresses to G. ". Wiles,
Cortland, y. y, as it is intended to hold a Re-
union OF the regiment in the near future.
The annual Reunion of the I5lst NJ Y viii
take place at Medina Oct q.
w. Z. Reddy, New York city The surviving
members OF the 1l1th n. Y. held their I4th
consecutive annual Reunion at Norwich. N "
Sept. 10, Iss6. Although essentially a country
regiment tIt was raised in the rural Counties
Of Madison and ChenangOl, it earned a wide
spread reputation for its steadiness and eff
cheney in the service. OF the total of Lib
men and officers borne on its rolls during its
period of service, ia died of disease, go were
discharged for disability and promotion and
Al were killed and wounded in action. Is
marched thousands of milesi in Louisiana, Mary
land and Virginia, made four sea voyages, par
ticipated in seven great battles, including the
siege of Port Hudson, Winchester and Cedar
Creek. At Winchester it lost 1S5 out of $3.50
engaged. and at Cedar Creek 12S out of $50. IL
belonged to the sturdy fighting little Nine
teenth Corps. For the first time the loved
form of its Senior Colonel and President of the
Regimental Association, Gen. Samuel z
ReShee, was missing at its Reunion. He was alb
sent in New York undergoing treatment for
his wounds. Both its Vice Presidents, Capts
III. 5. Wheeler and N. A. Dedercr, had died dur
ing the past year. The business meeting yas
held at the Courthouse in Norwich 124 men,
bers being present. The meeting was called TO
order by Dr. III. ii. Beecher, late Surgeon, and
capt. d. d. BulOch, the only ex- Captain pres
ent was elected temporary chairman. The
usual reports were read, and the following were
elected officers of the association for the coming
year: Pres, 5. X. Reshee V.-P's. Lieut.. s. 8
Stafford, Co. A; Serg't, J. r. Beall Co ID. T.
=. Reed Co. b; Secs, Lieut.. W. c. Reddy Co.
h Serg't, Edw Sawtelle, Co. b Capt ID. ID.
BuliOch, Co. III Cor. Sec, DR. IT. H. Beecher:
Treas, Maj. o. III. Curtis
The annual Reunion Of the 153d ~ Y was
held in Albany on the 17th inst
The goth annual Reunion of the 10Th N. Y.
was held m Elmira ON Friday, Sept II.
j. r. Farr, Big Flats: The ninth annual Re-
union of the 10th N. Y. was held at Elmira
Sept. o.
OHIO
The Reunion of the 18th Ohio was held at
Macarthur on the LIST inst
Il. n. Hatcher Columbus: A Reunion of the
62d OHIO was held at New Lexington on the I'd
inst.
A joint Reunion of the 18th and 10th Ohio
was held at Carey, Sept. 2. Both of these regi-
meUts were in the First Brigade (Willich's),
Third Division, Fourth Corps aud were to-
gether all through the war; hence are very
closely united.
The goth annual Reunion of the 9Th Ohio
Will be held Oct. 5, at Akron. Headquarters
viii be established at Buckley Post No. I52
r. b. Rickett, Washington Court house The
goth Ohio held their annual Reunion at this
place Aug. 30 and 81.
The Reunion of the 18th Ohio viii be held
at Troy, Oct. u.
The annual Reunion OF the 65th Ohio was
held at Holgate Sept. 9 and was in every re-
Spect success nearly 200 of the old boys being
present. Mrs. Rebecca MeCaun, who is a
daughter of Ged. Steedman, was present and
recited poem, 1.-THE Grand Army" in fine
style.
NJ. 3. Stewart, Kimbolton: The annual Re-
union Of the 56th Ohio will be held at New
COmerstOWn Oct 30 The address of all COM
rades is requested by me.
John X. smith, Toledo: The eighth annual
Reunion of the 1lth Ohio will occur at Weston
Oct and 8.
The annual Reunion of the sth Ohio was
held at Cleveland on the 18th inst. The exer-
cises, which were held in Case Hail. consisted
or music, singing and speeches. Mayor Gard
ncr delivered the address of welcome, which
was responded to By Gen. Samuel S. Carroll,
the old commander of the regiment. Speeches
were also made by Gems auckland and Robin
son, ana Coils. Sawyer, Hubbard and Carpenter
Gen. Carroll was reelected President and W.
". JordOn Secretary and Treasurer Toledo
was decided upon as the next meeting place,
and Sept. 10, 1887, as the date of meeting.
PENNSYLVANIA
Ihe S6th Pa. entered the service at the out
break OF the war and remained ia it until its
close. OF the ,I0O who Went out less than 300
remain. OF these geo met at POttsdam on the
l4th and had parade, Reunion AMI picnic
The town wore holiday appearance, thew work
shops and schools were closed aud court adj
JOurned. The whole town was decorated in
the gayest manner. The parade was mOOSed
tfe.to l~srrf Sc D. ~
Post, 18th and J6th regiments. Fire Depart
ment and civic societies At the picnic there
We're speeches and poems and games Of various
kinds.
On Friday, Sept. Il. the 124th Pa. held their
second annual Reunion at Media, Delaware
Co. The survivors of the regiment who at
tended the Reunion formed ia line at the depot
and marched to the Courthouse headed by the
fife and drum corps of Bradbury Post, No. I49.
The following officers were elected Pres, Col
JOS. w. Hagley; N.-P., Capt Chas w Roberts:
Sec, Chas. ?. Keep; Treas, W. w. Scott.
The first joint Reunion of the Sd Pa. H. A.
and 1Soth Pa. viii be held at Sunbury Wednes-
day and Thursday, Sept. % and So
The first annual picnic held by the members
OF the GAR, of Birdsboro, Berks Co., on Sept.
%, VIII be very largely attended if the weather
be ttir. The committee of arrangements have
appointed subcommittee and the work in
preparation Is under the supervision Of COM
petent chairnen. The Citizens COrnet Band
has been engaged TO furnish the music during
the day, and music for the EVENING" entertain
ment will be provided for BY the committee.
The net proceeds of the picnic viii be to relieve
the wants OF needy eX-sOidiers and their fami-
lies who reside in the borough and vicinity.
Grand Army Posts and Sons of Veterans OF
Counties viii attend in very large
numbers. Asst AdTt Gen. Thomas j. Stewart
will deliver an address, and Commander VIM.
L. Gorreil, Post is, Reading, will give an &C.
count Ut his trip to San Francisco. Mclean
Post, No. TO- OF Reading, will attend in body.
and promises to make things lively. All old
soldiers and citizens are cordially invited to
attend.
Geo. V. Marshall, Pittsburg: The survivors
Of HamptOn's Pa battery will hold their Re-
union at this place Oct. 5.
The veterans of Huntingdon County met at
on the DIST, and win continue in
sessj on until tomorrow. Gen. j. p s. Goblin.
Department Commander, and Staff with cher
Department. officers, were in attendance. Grand
Army Posts from Juniata Valley were in at
The S1st Pa. RegimentaI Association viii
hold meeting at Grand Army HeadauarterS
Sept. 80.
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New YORK Ex-UniOn Prisoners Of War.
About so members of the New York Assoeia-