Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

the Rfviyers % the occasion Of the reunion.
Comrade McEaroy having yiSted the association
stated that The corps, division and brigade
tents having been pIAced in position in Grand
Army Place were now IN possession OF the asso-
following ;saa.ed veterans TO take charge Of the
! tents and snperintend the registry of the rames
OF the arriving survivors of the corps:
| headquarters second army corps, Charles T.
Jroufman; &rst brigade. first division, Baidus
DeLoug; second brigade iirsf division CAPT
,: s. Mccoy; third brigade. first division, y.
W Cleayer; fourth brigade. FIRST division, +. C.
Jones: hrst brigade. second division, open:
second brigade, second division. J. T. Brady;
third brigade, second division, ID. OConnor;
nrst brigade. third division, J. ". I. Williams;
second brigade, third division, j. ii. Simpson.
third brigade. third division, S Ford.
Artniery-Fourth New York heavy artillery
( Capt. II. Z. Kirk: Ricketts, battery. TLos
Adams: first New Hampshire. Asa p. Knight.
The following announcements OF reunions
were made by direction u the president:
Fifth Maryland, first brigade tent. third di-
vision, 2ist. to IL a. m; second New York
heavy artillery. first brigade tent first division,
2ist, to pm; Corcoran's Irish Legion. sec
ond brigade tent, second division, 2ist 8 to 5
pm; Irish brigade. second brigade tent frs,
division, 2lst, TO IL Am: one hundred and
forSeth Pennsylvania. third brigade tent first
diyision, 21st, 1 to pm
Headquarters sixty-iirst New York viii be al
6le llth street northwest.
As the manufacturer failed TO produce the
badges ordered it was resolved to hold another
special meeting Of the corps on Wednesday. the
l4th instant, in the tea room. Wizards Hotel
at 2 80 pm. at which time ana place badges
will be distributed.
ELEVENTH, TWELFTH AND TWENTIETH CORPS.
Chief Meredith OF the. bureau of engraving
and printing, Marshal d. n. Ransdell Gen.
Carman, Col. Hayes, Capt. Hamilton. DIR. Marx,
Lieut.. Van kehren. Mr.. BRYANT. Col Tibbetts
Mr.. E. n. Clark and W. L. Aughinbaugh. MEM
beers OF the eleventh. twelfth and twentieth
corps reception committee. met last night at the
Ebbltt House. The reception of comrades and
the adoption Of o committee badge were the
subjects discussed. Daily details viii be made
for the former duty; Capt. Meredith and Mr..
Aughinbaugh were appointed to look after the
badges. Another meeting of the committee
will be held at the Ebbitt on "Wednesday
evening.
THE THIRTEENTH CORPS.
AT Wizards Hotel tonight at O'Clock the
thirteenth corps val meet, and the attendance
OF every mernber is earnestly requested. Sec
Rotary Fletcher White has prepared last Of
the organizations which served iu the thirteenth
corps from its Reorganization, January 4, 1868
under orders dated October "a and December
Is, 1862, on which dates the fifteenth sixteenth
snd seventeenth corps were carved out of it,
until Its disbandment, June, 1865. The list is
as follows:
Illinois-Twenty-thre organizations: Thirty
third, thirty-seventh, seventy-seventh. eighty
seventh, ninety first. ninety fourth ninety-sey-
enth. ninety ninth, one hundred and eighth
one hundred and eighteenth, one hundred and
thirtleth and one hundred and thirty-trst
regiments OF infantry; second, third. fifth,
ninth, tenth, fifteenth and thirty -sixth cavalry
regiments; Chicago mercantile battery, Peoria
battery and batteries A and Z, second regi-
ment Of light artillery.
indiana Eighteen organizations: Eighth.
eleventh. sixteenth. eighteenth. tweutv-fourth,
twenty sixth, thirty-fourth, FORTY thin a. FORTY
sixth, fOrty-seventh, forty-ninth fiftv-fourth
s,xtleth, sixty seventh and sixty-ninth rcyi-
ments of infantry; first and fourth regiments
OF cavalry, first Indiana battery of light
artillery.
1owa-Fifteen organizations: Nineteenth
twentieth. twenty-frst, tweuty-second twenty
third. twenty-fourth. twenty eighth. twontv-
ninth, thirty-third, thirty-fo1rth and thirty
eighth regiments Of infantry; third and fourth
regiments of cavalry, third Iowa battery Of
light artillery.
kansas-One organization: Fifth cavalry.
kentucky Five organizations: Third. sew
enth, nineteenth and twenty-second regiments
OF infantry, and Capt. Patterson's company of
engineers.
Michigan-@ne organization: Seventh bat
terry, light artillery.
Missouri Seven organizations: Thirty-third
and fhirty-hfth regiments Of infantry; sixth
regiment cavalry part, and batteries A. b. L.
and +. first regiment Missouri light artillery.
Ohlo-Eleyen organizations: Seventeenth
forty-second, forty-eighth. fftv-sixth eighty
third. ninety-sixth. one hundred aud four
teenth and one hundred and twentieth reyi-
ments OF infantry, and second. sixteenth and
seventeenth battries of light artillery
NlScOuslu-Seyeu ORGANIZATIONS. Elavansb
twentieth. twenty-third, twenty eighth and
twenty-ninth regiments of infantry second regi-
rnent OF calvary, and first battery light artil-
lery. footers.
Also the first United States infantry. reg ulars
ana three companies second Arkansas cavalry
making II an even 100 different organization.
which served In the corps. most OF them for the
whole period of the corps existence
The corps served in the Department of the
Tennessee and Gulf and was commanded bv
Gems Grant. George W. Morgan. McClernand.
Ora. Nashburn. Dana and Gordon Granger.
The first division (old ninth and fourteenth
consolldated) was commanded by Gems. oster-
haus. Cur and Benton: the second. bv Gems
Heron and Andrews; the third yold twelfth
by Hovey, McGinnis, Lee and Lawler: the
fourth (old tenth. by A. ]. Smith and Bur
bridge, and the cavalry division by Gems. WASH
burn and Busy.
THE NINTH CORPS
4 meeting of survivors Of the ninth corps
took place al the Riggs House last night, at
which a number OF minor matters were dis
posed of. Maj. Mallain. who was Of Gen. Burn
sides STAFF. proifered beautiful headquarters
badge, which was accepted. A badge for the
fourth tkanawha) division was also adopted
These will be distributed at the final meeting of
the committee. which will be held at the Riggs
House next Thursday evening.
THE TwENTY-sECoND CORPS
There is but little left for the twenty second
corps committee to do until next week. Alta
meeting held last night at the Ebbitt House re-
ports showed that the preliminary work was
about cleaned up. Badges were finally agreed
upon and ordered. They will be worn next
Monday afternoon az AGO O'Clock. when the
corps survivors will meet in the corps tent on
Grand Army Place. Comrades Turubull, Abel,
Wbarry and Chambers WILL by direction OF the
committee. formally invite Gen. Augur to de-
liver the address of welcome on Monday.
THE FOURTEENTH CORPS.
At the meeting Of the reunion committee Of
the fourteenth corps At the Ebbitt House last
evening it was announced that the reunion Of
the corps would be held in the Grant tent.
Grand Army Place. Monday evening, the 18th
instant. Among those who will be present are
Gems Rosecrans and Palmer, the only ex-com-
manders Of the corps now aliye, and Gems ]. J,
Reynolds, Baird, Carlin. Negley, Morgan and
johnson, division commanders Col Dan A.