ARMY
REUNION BANQUET,
Chamber of Commerce,
CHICAGO,
December 16th 1868, 9 o'clock.
WESTERN B.N. & ENGRAVING CO CHICAGO.

Menu.
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Raw Oysters.   Escalloped Oysters.
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Tame Turkey.  Wild Turkey.   Saddle of South Down Mutton.
Domestic Duck.  Mallard Duck. Teal Duck.   Quail.
Prairie Chicken.   Chicken.   Venison.   Antelope.    Buffalo.
Black Tail Deer.   Cold Roast Beef.
Hard Tack and Sow Belly.
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Sugar Cured Ham.     Spiced Rounds of Beef.    Beef Tongue
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Chicken Salad.          Lobster Salad.
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Fortress of Boned Quail in Jelly, a la Imperial.
Sugar Cured Ham Decorated with Jelly.
Boned Turkey with Truffles, in Pyramid.
Bastian of Purie of Grouse.
Mayonaise of Lobster in Border of Jelly.
Boned Boar's Head in Aspic.
Gelatine of Prairie Chicken.
Boned Ducks in Jelly.
Buffalo Tongue, Ornamented a la Soyer.
Round of Beef a la Mode.
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Minee Pie.   Apple Pie.    Cranberry Pie.
Delicate Cake.   Gold Cake.     Assorted Fancy Cakes.
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Vanilla Ice Cream.   Lemon Ice Cream.    Strawberry Ice Cream.
Lemon Ice. Pine Apple Ice. Peach Ice. Strawberry Ice.
Sherry Wine Jelly. Orange Ice. Brandy Jelly.
Champagne Jelly. Port Wine Jelly.
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Grapes. Apples. Oranges. Nuts. Raisins.
Coffee.
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H. M. Kinsley, Commissary.

P.L. HANSCOM & CO. PRINTERS CHICAGO.

Banquet Programme.
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Lieut. Gen. WM. T. SHERMAN, Presiding.
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POEM.  -     -    -   By Col. Gilbert Pierce.
"OUR COUNTRY." Response by Gen. A. H. Terry.
SONG—“THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER,”   -  By the Glee Club.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Response by Gen. John M. Palmer.
SONG—“UNFURL THE GLORIOUS BANNER,”   - By the Glee Club.
THE ARMY AND NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES.
“While each is ever ready, by its own resources, to sustain the National honor, may 
they always stand shoulder to shoulder, as on Mississippi, in promoting the pros-
perity and preserving the union of our common Country.”
Sentiment proposed by Admiral D. G. Farragut, U. S. N. Response by Gen. John M. Schofield.
MUSIC—RED, WHITE AND BLUE,       -       -     By the Band. 
THE ARMY OF GEORGIA.    Response by Gen. H. W. Slocum.
THE HEROES OF THE RANK AND FILE.
Response by Gen. S. A. Hurlbut.
SONG—“SHERMAN”S MARCH TO THE SEA.”   -   By the Glee Club.
THE ARMY OF THE OHIO.   Response by Gen. M. S. Hascall.
TO THE MEMORY OF THE HEROIC DEAD.
Response by Gen. John A. Garfield.
MUSIC—PLEYEL”S HYMN,   -   -    -   By the Glee Club.
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.   Response by Gen. John A Logan.
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF OUR FALLEN COMRADES.
Response by Gen. T. J. Henderson.
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND. Response by Gen. Geo. H. Thomas.
The Cavalry Corps of the Military Division of the Mississippi.
Response by Gen. J. H. Wilson.
MUSIC—“WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME.”  -  By the Band.
THE ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI. Response by Gen. John Pope.
OUR SISTER ARMIES of The East, The South, The Gulf and The Frontier.
Response by Gen. T. C. Fletcher.
SONG—“AMERICA.”     -     -    By the Glee Club.
The Loyal Citizens who sustained us at Home while we fought the
Enemy at the Front. Response by Gen. Richard J. Oglesby.
THE LOYAL WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
Response by Gen. Nathan Kimball.
MUSIC—“HOME, SWEET HOME.”  -    -   -   By the Band.
THE ARMIES OF THE REPUBLIC, in War and in Peace.
The Rebellion called them into existence—its overthrow converted their swords into
Plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks. By quietly disbanding and return-
ing to the avocations of peace, they have astonished the world no less than by their
prowess in the field.                  Response by Gen. M. F. Force.
THE LOYAL AND PATRIOTIC PRESS. Response by Gen. Carl Schurz.
OUR INVITED GUESTS.  Response by Hon. Edward Solomon.
THE SOUTH- Let us be Friends. Response by Gen. Durbin Ward.
SONG—“SHALL OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT?” By the Glee Club.


Donelson    Vicksburg
Shiloh       Atlanta
Stone River     Knoxville
Chattanooga     Chicamauga
Nashville       Bentonville