The National tribune., 1882-09-16
How the Order is Growing in the
Various Departments.
MUSTERS AND REUNIONS.
A Haversack Full Of Substan-
tial Rations for the Boys.
special Correepondence National Tribune.

Special Correspondence National Tribune.
OMAHA, NEB., Sept. 1I.-The following im
pertant order has been promulgated by Com
mander-in-C Chief Vandervoort:
HEADQUARTERS G. A. r,
UNION BLOCK, Cor 18TH AND FARNAM Sis,
OMAHA, NEB., Aug. 2oth, 1852.
General Orders
I. The following named Comrades are ap-
pointed aides-de-camp TO the Commander-In-
Chief and will be Obeyed and respected ac-
cordingly: Henry J. Spooner, Providence, r.
III w. Sprague. w. T.; Geo. ID. Hin, w. I.
Augustus Harrington, Warsaw, n. y; VIM.
H Bright, Utica. n. Y; L. +. Bateman, Pitts
burg. Pa Charles NJ. Futterer, Md; James
Wallace, Nd. Richard K. Galley, Portland,
Me- Frank Z. Bronnell, Washington, ID. c.
Theodore S. Crockett, Md; John IL. Leach,
Md; James II. Cole, Tifin, O.; J. ". Chaplin,
Columbus, o.; John II. Khngler. Dover, Del ;
Henry T. Sanford. Albany, \. Y; J. c. Tay-
lor Washington, D. c.; Henry E. Taintor,
Hartford, Conn: T.. H. Waldron. New Haven,
Conn; II. E. Palmer, Plattsmouth, Neb.
George V. Meyer, Towanda, Pa; J. \. Abbey,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Il Upon the recommendation of the In
spector-General, the following named Com
rades are appointed Assistant Inspector Cen
erals and will be obeved and respected ac-
George w. johnson, Baltimore, Md; John F.
Sheehan, Sacramento Cal; N. ii. Bane, Salt
Lake, Utah; Theo. Wiseman, Lawrence, Kan.
J.. s. Tyler, keokuk, Iowa; Edward White,
Wilmington, Del; E. G. Bartlett, Martins
burg w. Va; VIM. III. DeHart, Elizabeth, y.
J.. John W. Dick, New York City; Thomas
Matthews, Oswego, n. Y; Brad. p. Cook,
David City, Neb.; Frank D. Sloat, New
Haven, Conn.
Ill Department Commanders not in pos
session Of the national countersign, as pro-
mulgated at the Baltimore Encampment will
receive the same on application to these head
quarters Cipher for the unwritten WORK Will
be furnished to the Commanders of Depart
ments on application therefor.
" The address of Lieut.. Whitten, who
was stationed at Newport, Ky, in October,
1864, is wanted at these headquarters. Also
that of Lieuts. Conrad and Bradley, of Co. II,
Second regiment California cavalry.
V. Idaho and Arizona are annexed to the
Department of California. South Carolina is
annexed to the Department of Virginia.
VI. John C.. Bonnell, of Lincoln, Neb., is
hereby appointed Assistant Adjutant- General
TO the Commander-in-Ch Chief and detailed for
duty at National Headquarters.
VII. Comrades throughout the various De-
partments are cautioned against furnishing
aid and assistance TO man going about the
country claiming to be Commander of MaSsa-
chusettS Post. Has given the names OF ii. b.
J. Jones and Col. II. g. Armstrong. He is
between forty and forty-five years of age,
wears dark mustache and goatee; weighs about
10 to $50 pounds. Has victimized several COM
rades, and is q genuine fraud.
Will Commanders in sending in names for
appointment on staff of Commanders int Chief,
will expedite matters by forwarding the
address with the name.
*. The COmmmander-in-Chie desires to
ratr1r11 his heartfelt thanks IN thp officers and
Comrades of the Department of Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut and Rhode
Island, for his cordial reception, aud assures
each and all that he will ever remember with
pleasure his visit to those Departments.
By order of PAUL VANDERVooRT,
+. E. BROWN, Commander-in-Chief.
Adjutant- General.