Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-29
THE CORPS IN CAMP.
Every Grand Army Veteran, by Read.
ing This, Nay Know Where
HE is ASSIGNED AT WASHINGTON.
The President and All Government Digni
taries to Take Part.
A SCHEDULE OF COMING REUNIONS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S-The COMMITTEES
on Reunions for the twenty-sixth Nationa
Encampment of the G. A. R., has decided
to group all the reunions together on the
mall known as the White Lot, south of the
White House. Around the ellipse will bs
stationed headquarter tents for each corps
for the navy, ex-pioneers of war and organi
zations In the rear of these tents will be
others for each brigade in the corps There
will be large tents for the reunion of corps.
| The following has been the arrangement
into corps for reunion purposes:
The arrangement of the Army Corps.
First Corps-All those who served in the
First corps at any time fromits organization
| in March, 1852 and while it formed part of
the Second corps in the last year of the war.
Second Corps-All those who served in the
| corps at any time.
Third Corps-All those who served in the
corps at any time. including the time it
formed part of the Filth corps,
Fourth corps-All members Of Fourth
corps of the Army of the Cumberland at any
time, including those who had previously
served in the Twentieth and Twenty first
corps of that army prior to its consolidation
into the Fourth corps.
Fifth Corps-An who served in that Or
ganization any time during its history.
Seventh Corps-All who served west of the
Mississippi and north Of the Red river.
Eighth Corps-Including that corps and
the Army of West Virginia,
Ninth 'Corps-All who served in that corps
at any time.
Tenth Corps-Au who served in that corps
or the Department of the South.
Eleventh Corps-An who served in that
corps.
corps.
Thirteenth Corps-All who served in the
corps as organized October "a, 1862, OF at any
time thereafter.
Fourteenth Corps-All who served in that
corps as organized October "a, 1862, or at any
time thereafter.
Fifteenth Corps-Al who served in that
corps as organized December is, 1852, or at
any time therealte
Sixteenth Corps-All who served in that
corps as organized December 1S, 1852, or at
any time thereafter. All the regiments
and were not definitely assigned to any
corps will be assigned to the Sixteenth
corps. This includes all the lO0 DAYS regi-
ments called out in 1854 to do garrison duty
and protect lines of communication.
Seventeenth Corps-All who belonged to
the corps as organized December lS 1852 or
at any time thereafter.
Eighteenth Corps-All who belonged to
the corps as organized December n, 1882, or
at any time thereafter. This includes
Casey's division of the Fourth corps and
Army of the Potomac, and all the troops in
the Department OF Virginia and North |
Carolina.
Nineteenth Corps-All who belonged to |
the corps as organized January 8, 1858, or at
any time thereafter. This includes all who |
served at any time In the Department. of the |
Gulf. |
Twentieth Corps-The corps as organized |!
April 4, 1864, by consolidating the Eleventh |
and Twelfth CORPS and includes all those |
who served in that corps thereafter.
Twenty-flrst Corps-Its place has been |
taken by the provisional corps Army Of the |
Cumberland, which will include all regi- |
ments in the Army of the Cumberland not |
assigned to any corps.
Twenty-second Corps-This will include
all troops occupying the derenses of WASH
ington, and all regiments, batteries, etc., OF
the Army of the Potomac which were not
assigned to any corps.
Twenty-third Corps-This includes all who |
served in that corps and the new Army of
the Ohio, except the members OF the Ninth |
corps.
Twenty-fourth Corps-This will include |
LII who served in the corps as organized De- |
,ember 3, 1864, under command of General
Ord.
Twenty-tlfth Corps-This will include, all
who served in the corps, as organized De-
,ember g. 1864, or at any time thereafter;
Llso all colored troops easI of the Allegheny
Mountains.