Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-04
TO Be MUSTEREDOUT
list Of Regiments That will
Leave the Service.
MANY WILL BE RETAINED.
Home. Last Batch to re Relieved
from Duty for some Time. Mob
tiZing Organizations Left
(Ey Telegraph.l

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WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-The appen-
ded bulletin was issued by the War
Department today announcing the adj
ditioni. regiments to be mustered out
of the service. Adjutant General Cor
BIN said that in Il IL probability few
more OF the troops would be ordered re-
'iercd from duty at this time The bull
letin of the organizations to be mus
tered out follows:
First u. S. volunteer infantry at
Galveston.
Ninth Massachusetts infantry. from
Montauk to South Pennington Mass
batteries b. c. and D. First Maine ar
tillery. at Augusta.
Companies y, b. c ard D, Second
Washington volunteer infantry, Van
couver barracks. Washington.
District of Columbia infantry, FROM
Montauk to arrl"ry. Washington. D. c..
First Battalion Nevada infantry, an
Carson City.
Ninth. New York infantry. from
Huntsville. Ala, to Troy, N. Y.
Third New York infantry. from
Camp Meade, Middletown Pa, to Troy,
n. Y.
Fourteenth New York infantry, from
''untsville: Ala. to Troy. N. Y.
| Jacksonville. Fla. to Sea Girt. N. ].
First Massachusetts heavy artillery.
| from Fort Pickering, Mass, to South
Pennington. Mass.
Second Virginia. forty-six officers.
| ,239 enlisted men, from Jacksonville. to
armory, Richmond.
Second Texas infantry, forty-six off,
GERS, l.291 enlisted men, from Jackson
| vile, To Houston. Tex.
Fourteenth Minnesota: forty-nine off,
GERS and l,266 enlisted men, from
| Knoxville Tenn. to ST. Paul.
| Twelfth Minnesota. forty-nne officers
and l,o59 enlisted men, from Lexington.
| Ky. to st. Paul.
| First North Carolina, fifty officers and
! 1.l60 enlisted men, from Jacksonville,
to Raleigh
First Louisiana. forty-fve officers,
). l92 enlisted men, from Jacksonville.
to New Orleans.
In connection with the orders muster
ing out Of the above named regiments.
! 1t is significant of the governments
intention to retain many of the volun-
| teer troops in the service that orders
were issued transferring thirteen reg
imcnts from their camps to the various
| camps of mobilization throughout the
country. 1t is understood that the or
ders We're issued with a view to the
| retention in the service. perhaps until
next spring, OF the organizations mann
ed in the orders. The regiments inclu-
ded in the orders are as follows:
J Third Georgia from Griffin to jack
sonville: Fifteenth Minnesota from st.
Paul to Camp Meade. Middletown. Pa:
| Fourth New Jersey from Sea Grt TO
| Camp Meade: Eighth infantry (regu-
| lars) from Fort Thomas. Washington.
| to Lexington. Ky: Fifth Massachusetts,
| from South Pennington to Camp
Meade: Thirty-fifth Michigan from Is
land Haven to Camp Meade; Third
Mississippi from Jackson, Miss. to Lex
| ington: 201st New York from Home
stead to Camp Meade: Third North
Carolina from Fort Macon, to Knox
willie; Fourth Kentucky from Lexington
to knoxville; Third Alabama from Mo-
bile to Jacksonville: Third regiment
| United States engineers from Jefferson
Barracks TO Lexington; First Terrific
rial regiment from Tuscon, Ariz.. to
| Lexington.
| The regiments to be retained in the
service until further orders are:
| Third Alabama (coloredj. Second Ar
kansas, First California, Eighth Cali
fornia. battalion California . artilley.
| First Colorado. Third Connecticut. b.
Connecticut heavy artillery: c. Connec-
ticut heavy artilley: First Delaware.
First Florida. First Georgia, Second
Georgia. Third Georgia. First Idaho,
Second Illinois. Third Illinois. Fourth
illinois, lGeighth Illinois (colored).
ana A and B. First Indiana (colored).
Fnrty-ninth Iowa. Fifty-first Iowa.
Twentieth Kansas, Twenty-hrst kan
sas, Twenty-,hird Kansas (colored).
First Kentucky, Second Kentucky.
Third Kentucky. Fourth Kentucky,
Second Louisiana. A. Maine heavy bat
terry: First Maryland. Fifth Massa-
| chusetts. Sixth Massachusetts, Eighth
Massachusetts. Thirty-first Michigan.
| Thirty-fifth Michigan. Thirteenth Min
sissippi. Second Missouri. Fourth Mis-
souri,. Sixth Missouri. First Montana,
First Nebraska. Third Nebraska First
troop. Nevada cavalry: Third New Jer-
sey., Fourth New Jersey. First New
( ond New York. Forty seventh New
York SiXty-ninth New York. 2O1st New
York. 202nd New York. 2O3rd New York.
Fourth New York. light artillery: Fifth
New York. light artillery; Seventh
Carolina. Third North Carolina Color
edD First North Dakota, Second Ohio.
Fourth Ohio. Sixth Ohio. Eighth Ohio.
| Ninth Ohio. battalion (colored. Tenth
Ohio; Second Oregon. Fifth Pe2nsyi-
yania. Eighth !Pennsy!vania. Ninth
Twelfth Pennsylvania. Thirteenth
Pennsylvania Fourteenth Pennsylva-
mia. Fifteenth Pennsylvania. Sixteenth
Pennsylvania. First Rhode Island. Sec
South Carolina artillery: First South
Dakota. First Tennessee. Second Ten
| nessee Third Tennessee Fourth Ten
nessee, First Texas. Third Texas. First
| Texas cavalry, A, Utah light artillery;
Is. Utah light artillery: c. Utah light
| artillery First troop. Utah
| cavalry: Fourth Virginia. First
! Washington, First West Virginia, Sec
ond West Virginia. Fourth Wisconsin.
Third Wisconsin First Wyoming. First
Wyoming. light battery: First U: S. V.
! engineers. Second U. S. v. engineers.
Third y. S. V. engineers Second U. S.
V. cavalry Second y. S. ". Third Y. s.
". Fifth u. S. ". Sixth y. s. ". Sew
enth Il. S. V. (colored). Eighth u. S. v.
(coloreD. Ninth U. 9. V. (colored).
Tenth u. S. Y. (colored). Arizona. New
Mexico Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory u. S. ". Aston battery.
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