Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-08

visions and brigades. This will call to
mind many great patriots who have an
| swered the last call
The escort of Major General John Pope
| was composed of Troops and =, list Ohio
| Cavalry, Captain Nathan D. Menken.
Army of Virginia-First Corps Major
! General Franz Sigel; escort, two troops 1st
Indiana Cavalry, Captain Abram Sharra.
| First division-Brigader General Robert
| c. Schenck. wounded and succeeded in COM
| mand by General julius Stahel. Firs. Bri-
| gade-Brigadier General Julius Stahel sue
| ceeded In command by Colonel Adolphus
] Bushbeck Loss-4O killed, 96 wounded, 81
missing-169. Second Brigade-Colonel Ma
thaniel Mclean: loss. 81 killed: PIP wound
! ed; los missing-l34.
| Second division-Brigadier General Adolph
| Won Steinwehr. First Brigade-Colonel John
| A Koltes, killed and succeeded by Lieu
| tenant Colonel Gustavus A. Muhleck; loss,
| Al killed. 294 wounded 60 missingA01
! Third division-Brigader General Carl
| Schurz. First Observation-Disclosures General
! Henry Bohlen, killed, and succeeded by
| Colonel Alexander Schimmelfenning; loss,
| % killed; 50 wounded; 80 missing-15S. Sec
| ond brigade-Colonel Waldemir KyZanow
| ski; loss. As killed: pa wounded; 80 missing
-372 Independent Observation-Disclosures Cen
eral Robert H Milroy; loss. 20 killed; 2S6
| wounded; 81 missing%37. Cavalry brigade
| Colonel John Beardsley; loss. killed. IS
wounded; 60 missing-S3. Reserve artillery
| Captain Frank Buell. killed, and succeeded
| in command by Captain Louis Schirmer.
Banks Corps.
Second Army Corps-Major General Ma
thaniel p Banks. (This corps. excepting
Its cavalry, was not engaged. First d.
vision-Brigadier General Alpheus 8. VIII
| liams First brigade-Brigadier General
Samuel w. Crawford; loss, Is missing.
Third Observation-Disclosures General George II.
| Gordon. Second Observation-Disclosures Gem
eral George S. Greene. First brigade-Colo-
mel Charles Candy. Second brigade-Colo-
mel Matthew Schlaudecker; loss. 2 killed;
| Colonel James A. TAFT; loss. 2 killed; IL
wounded; 81 missing-78 Cavalry brigade
-Brigadier General John Buford; loss, 10
| killed; 35 wounded; $50 missing-200.
McDowell's Corps.
Third Army Corps-Major General Irwin
Mcdowell.
First division-Brigadier General Rufus
King, succeeded by Brigadler General John
P. Hatch. succeeded in command by Briga-
der General Abner Doubleday. First bril-
gade-Brigadier General John P. Hatch;
loss IS killed. $50 wounded. 295 missing. 772.
Second brigade-Brigadier General Abner
| Doubleday; loss IS killed, 1872 wounded, 2H
| missing, AT. Third Observation-Disclosures Cen
eral Marsena R. Patrick: loss SO killed, 1884
wounded. IT'S missing. 5ss Fourth brigade
-Brgadier General John Gibbon; loss 14S
killed, 626 wounded, 120 missing, 1914.
Second division-Brigader General James
B. Ricketts,. First brigade-Brigadier Cen
wounded, 224 missing. s91. Second brigade
-BSigadier General Jealous B. Tower,
wounded, and succeeded in command by
Col. William Christian; loss 68 killed, 1888
Brigadier General George L. Hartsuff; loss
81 killed. 30o wounded. 2s5 missing. 657.
Fourth brigade-Col. Joseph Thaburn
GW os!n loss Killed. "a wounded 70
-Brigadier General George D. Bayard: loss
ID killed. A wounded. 70 missing. 127.
Reynolds division (unattached)- Briga-
dier General John F. Reynolds. First bri-
loss IL killed. 90 wounded. II missing, 1885,
Second brigade-Brigadier General Truman
Seymour; loss 13 killed. SO wounded. a
eral Conrad F. Jackson; loss 80 killed, 172
wounded, SO missing, psf
Reserve Corps-Brigadie General Samuel
D. sturgis. Piatts brigade-Brigadter Gen
wounded. 40 missing. 145.
Army Of tho Potomac.
Army Of the Potomac-sd Army Corps
Maj. Gen. 8. P. Heintzelman First d.
vision-Maj. Gen. Philip Kearny, killed at
ChantiIly. First Brigade-Brig. Gen John
G. Robinson; loss. % killed, 1856 wounded, Is
missing-217. Second Brigade-Brig. Gen.
David B. Birney; loss. SO killed, 459 wound
ed, ia missing-629. Third Brigade-Col
| Orlando M. Poe; loss, Is killed, 115 wounded,
80 missng-17S.
Second Division-Maj. Gen. Joseph Hook
er-First Brigade-Brig. Gen Cuvier
Grover; loss, So killed. 800 wounded, 1903
| missingES7. Second Brigade-Col. Nelson
Taylor; loss, Al killed, 217 wounded IS
missing 800 Third Brigade-Col. Joseph
B. Carr: loss. 4S killed. 23S wounded. LOT
missing-393.
Fifth Army corps-Maj. Gen. Fitz John
Porter-1st Division-Maj. Gen. George w.
Morell. First Brigade-Col. Charles w.
Roberts; loss, 103 killed, 374 wounded. 30
missing-579. Second Brfgade-Brig. Gen.
Charles Griffin. (This brigade was not In
action.) Third Brigade-Brig. Gen. Daniel
Butterf1eld; loss, 10 killed. 357 wounded. 1873
missing-590.
Second Division-Brig. Gen. George Sykes,
First Brigade-Lieut. Col. Robert c. Bu-
chanan; loss, 81 killed, $50 wounded, 65
missing-2S5. Second Brigade
loss, 10 killed, $50 wounded. 40 missing.
Third Brigade-Col. Gouvernour X. War
rem; loss. 1O2 killed, 2io wounded. rs miss
ingA12.
Reno's Corps.
Ninth Army Corps-Maj. Gen. Jesse L.
Reno.