The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
REORGANIZATION
OF ARMY CORPS.
lcont.nned DON MI 10
llo. INST MaryIond ana Third Michi-

Clio. First Maryland ana Third Anchi-
glu
Second Brigade. Summervllle. s. c.
Fourteenth Pennsylvania. TEIic Connec-
ticut and Smith ohio battalion.
Third Brigade. Augusta, Ga--Ihlrteenth
Pennsylvania. Eighth Pcnnsylvs MA, flt-
tecnth Minnesota.
Second Division - Headquarters At
Gre1nyine. s. &.
First Brigade. Groenyille. S. C.-Two
hundred and Third New York, Second
West Virginia and Fourth New Jersey.
Second Brigade. Spartansburg, $. c.
Fourth Missouri, Ellth Massachusetts, and
20ist New York.
Third Brigade. Columbia s. C.-Firsf
Rhode Island. Second Tennessee and FRS
Delaware.
Third Division. headquarters al Athens,
Ca First Brigade, Athens. Ga-Filteenth
Pennsylvania Third New Jersey and
2l2th New York
Second Brigade Athens. Ga.-Third
( Georgia and 1wcnty-socOnd New York.
wHEHER's CORPS.
Fourth Army Corps. Major-General
! Joseph Wheeler. L. S. ", commanding,
headquarters at huntsville. Ala.
First Division. headquarters az Hunts.
Vile. Ala.
First Brigade-Huntsilie Ala.-Elghth
/ United States Infantry and Tenth United
/ States Infantry.
Second Brigade, Huntsville. Ala.-six-
; teenth United states Infantry and sixty
ninth New York
Second Division. headquarters an Annis-
/ ton Ala.
First Brigade, Admission, Ala.-second
United Stetes Infantry, Fourth Kentucky
and ThIrd Alabama.
Second Brigade. Admission. Ala.-Second
Arkansas Third Tennessee and Fourth
| Wisconsin.
Cayaiary Brigade. Huntsville. Aia.-
/ Second United States Cavalry. sixth
United states Cavalry and Tenth United
States Cavalry.
Artillery Battalion 1.-TWO batteries. A
and T. Second, attached 90 headquarters
Fourth Corps
THE PROGRAMME.
The movements involved in the above
directed reorganization and assignment
VIII commence under the direction u
corps commanders ON October 9th. As
/ Gar as practicable they will be- timed, so
Z hat only one regiment shall reach a par
Ocular camp 0n the same day. The conn
mauder OF each corps Will direct the Off
Ger who is 10 command amy camp 10 be
established under this order 90 proceed 20
, the designated point accompanied by one
| or more stan officers for the purpose u
making necessary preliminary arrange
ments for the reception Of the troops
whom DE should precede by at least ten
days. He VIII be furnished with the re-
p0rt ana the Information concerning the
! particular site submitted by the board Of
officers who recently considered the sub
/ iect OF the location Of winter camps IN
certain ~ the Southern States. Roquisi-
! ton viii DE made upon the Quartermsster
Department for the flooring and boarding
of tents Those intended Tor the men
will be- erected according TO model 10
be- supplied Boy the Quartermaster Depart
menL
HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Sufficient and proper hospital accommo-
dltI0ns viii De provided and the neces'
sary measures f1r placing the camp in
good sanitary condition win be taken Tn
advance OF the arrival OF the troops.
COPS commanders will recommend such
new assignments Of general officers as
The provisions OF this order may render
nacess ary or as they may deem 10 be for
Doc best interests OF the service Assign
ments OF transfers Tor the general stan
officers mould always be recommended
with them when considered advisable.
Orders for moving 20 the proper points
organizations not brigaded but attached
fo army eorns viii bee issued from head
quarters OF the corps concerned.
10 win be borne In mind that the troops
who gre % occupy the camps herein pro
yida3 for are 10 be- prepared and held IN
readiness FOR service IN cuba. They may
ho ordered TO The island on short notice,
either 10y regiments or brigades.
By command Of Mai0r-General Miles
r. C.. CORBIN.
Adfutant-General