The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-09-06
NOT 50 jim Y0UNG'S
THEY GO TO KNOXVILLE TO BE
RETAINED IN SERVICE.
POSSIBLY UNTIL OPENING OF SPRING
Corbin Says that Few if Any Other Troops Save
Those Ordered Gut Below will be
Relieved from Service at
this Time,

w Washington, Sept. 3.-Ino appended
bulletin was issued by the War Depart
ment today announcing the additional
regiments to be mustered out Of the ser
vice. .Adjutant General Corbin said
that. in ali probability few if any other
troops would be ordered relieved from
duty at this time. The bulletin Of the
organizations to be mustered out follows:
L'irst North Carolina volunteer infan-
try. from Jacksonville, Fla, to Raleigh,
y. G.
First United States volunteer infantry
at Galveston, Texas.
Ninth massachusetts infantry. from
Montauk Point to South Framingham.
Batteries 3. c and y, First Maine ar
tillery, at Augusta.
Companies \, B, c, and d, Second
Washington volunteer infantry, Van
couver Barracks. Washington.
District Of Columbia infantry, from
Nontauk to arnory, Washington.
First Battalion Nevada infantry. at
Carson city.
Ninth New York infantry from Hunts
vile. Ala. TO Troy. \. Y.
Third New York infantry. from Camp
Meade. Middleton, Pa, to Troy.
Fourteenth New York infantry, from,
Huntsville. Ala, to Troy.
Second New Jersey infantry. from
Jacksonville, Fla, to Sea Grit \. j.
First massachusetts heavy artillery.
from Fort Pickering Mass, to South
Framingham. Mass.
.,econd Virginia, forty six officers l.
239 enlisted men. from Jacksonville.
Fla. to Armory, Richmond. Va
Second Texas infantry, forty six off
GERS. .29S enlisted men from Jackson
Vile. Fla. to Houston, Texas
Fourteenth Minnesota, forty-nine Off
GERS. / ,26G enlisted men. from Knoxville
Tenn. to st. Paul.
Twelfth Minnesota. 70 officers. ! .253
enlisted men from Lexington to St PAU
First Louisiana. forty-fivc officers. l
1872 enlisted men. from Jacksonville to
New Orleans, La.
in connection with the orders muster
ing out the above named regiments ii
is significant of the governments in1an-
ton to retain many of the voluntcer
troops in the service that orders We're
issued transferring thirteen regiments
from their State camps to the various
camps of mobilization throughout the
country. It IS understood that the orders
We're issued with Il view to the retention
in the service, perhaps until next spring
Of the organizations named in the orders.
The regiments included in the orders are
as follows:
Third Georgia, from Griffin. 70 .!acl.-
sonville: Fifteenth Minnesota from st.
Paul TO Camp Meade Middleton. Penn.
Fourth New Jersey from Sea Cir, TO
Camp Meade: Eighth infantry Gresuiarsl.
from Fort Thomas. Washington. to Lex
ington Ky. Fifth Massachusetts. from
South Framin CHAM Mass. to Caml
Meade Thirty Fifth Michigan from Is
land Haven to Camp Meade: Third Miss
iSsinpi from Jacksonville. Miss. to Lex
ington: two hundred and First New York,
from Hampstead to Camp Meade. Penn.
Third North Carolina. from Fort Macon
TO Knoxville. Tenn: Fourth Kentuci Y
from Lexington to Knoxville. Tenn.
Third Ala ba ma from Mobile to Jackson
vile: Third regiment United States en-
%inPers from Jefferson barracks to Lex
ington; First Territorial regiment from
Tucson. Arizona. to Lexington.