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GeiGarlid)s galIaac.

Gin &aesa her Cincinnati See Gcn,z
panp gerietb aeltera Raamittas baIb 3
ubr, aIs bic NicSean 9ipeuiie paliirte,
5Dti@en Der 9lidnonb unb @eit Strabe
in ein Sod i,,o perlanf f0rmIid in BEN
aufSetreidten StraBenbamm. G5 az
lang bem Sutider bur9 eiiien Spr,ing
Der Gefahr ai entrinnsn, Elm gfer6 aber
er1tidte unb bas anbere fonnte nur nit
ben er0bten Initreneuneen unD nit 9luIs
tpano bon 8eit une Wtiibe aus benz
S6muB gesoeea iperben.
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Cincinnati, spnntag, ben Is. .Sebrnar 1883.

0ensbarmen gu Der 8erfoIsune Der Bri,
9antsn abgeihidt tpurpsu. Sn Gbarfieb
IT Saraufbil cine gan6e BON l6 Wtann
einsefanSen tppreeu. GS ipiro furseg
Yrossb NIT oenieIben eema9t tperoen.
BanferotE 81
9arannd, II. sSeb. Der Gigens
tbiimer Der Central pIantase inWsrceoita
bat iib fir banferott erfIdrt. Die ger=
tinoli6feiten beIaufen ii9 auf cine NiI=
lion Dollars unp bic glftipen auf um9e=
fdbr 100000.
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Reip Dpff, IL. Tebruar. glnae,
tcmnen: oqapOniaD BON 2iperpooI.
burg IL. Sebr. M6sesangsn
p8ieIanb" na6 Stem DOrt.
2insrpooL IL. 5ebr. Ger Dame
pfer y,5nbiana" BON gbilaoeIpbia perlcr
ailf Der 9lsiIe sinsn Mann dbsr 8crp unb
ipureea aubercem 5 Mann tuabrsnb eines
Sturmes rerIebt.
Der Dampfer Scanbinaptan BON
Bolton rerlcr auf ber llebsrfabrt eiusn
goOtsmann, msBrere goote unD 10 Stld
Gieb iiber Bpro.
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spieIbaus a,isa.hube,i.

Sente Dicrgeit I'm 2 llbr ipurSe bas
SpielbauS Don G.. sOoaane uno &. G2z
tparSs, sicrpOitsg9s5a sst O. lFr g5s L
GtroBe, bong HssEs Mafssisis sasps ~ n Afr
YatrplmannIdaft auSseboten, ssel VI
baber perbaftet unB h'nlIen Sptefufeuz
filien mad bsm Gspig1 Il6aisuo siu suosssk y.iiie
nitsenpmnien. Die @esRaftstsnz pahals
500 8iirsidait. MapUE sahl fr
Die IuSbebuns aabefoblsn bassa, slnaxs III
eentral Statipnsbauie aHfbefsros asslb
ia8te, baB er nit a[er GntfHfsbsD tt
ssssn bic SpieIbduier porssbsn. ipnr6s.
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Eefegrap6.
ansIinoii6e Nai5ridten.
wid)tige 6rllanoniQr.
cSn Se3n9 amf Die @bOenis
Nare WtprOe.
aufRabme Der 9artseIo Sab=
luugeH tn StalieH.
2saefano uno Der s,atiaan.
Ri&t Tarft @prf{dafoff.

yei6t Shirt @prtfdefoff..
Qn.aor ~ Sss a,;s p,A~;,+.
Sos Si,rft Grr+ibofoT @ i, g;,,r I,yssvr -, ss,sr
how i;sns hsr,hf o,,f s;ns,, so err.sa,, @ ~
IL s;n S,sttsr Sss Siirttsm % Sst % ns;ssrI;% ~
erfro,ft n o'
IA:
- o'sostan Ha me oer 9art
8elO. Q @pIuHssa'
N M IL. Seb. 9pnlg 5nmhert bat
EN- Setrct srlailen oas ete gSieeeraufs
naAMe Der 9artes!os 3ablun8eH am l6.
April perfast.
Ser iriidle M6rberbunn.
OmbItn. ~ Gebr 8;e fInt,rs,.
dbuna ceoe,, bic 8bcenir qsarf 9R6rSer
{pnroe beute tpisSer aIifne,pstu,sn Ginios
4ufreott,,a lpa,rbe bao,,rdb berpproernFen
eas 8atpid DeIaneb niGt ouF Der @e.
fanosnen /. 8ant erIdien. @rItounen
uun Gbreden ber MuoefIaoten tporsn
aber beutIic, iibtbcr. ais Scs Gar,n. Fl.
ner berooubtanaefLaaten auf ben 0euoe,,.
Itano asbraebt tpurbe. Die iibriaen Sc.
fdnaeaen bearasteu it,u NIT Sbimpfno.
men, bic &c afer rubia IddeIns bin.
uobm.
Garei, oob an. bps er Bel Sergrmorbuno
Gopenoiib's uno @urfes bos 0eid,en NIT
Sem SaIbsntub oeoeben babe
unb beIbrieb bonn ,undd5lt ieine
@infabruna in BEN oebeime,,
9RDrberbunb 'uub bic Oroaniiiruaa
SeIleIben. Gr faate. bas aud Garl 0otps
per. fraber Qoros9ieutemant BON SrIaub
uub Sefretdr sspifer Dem S,pOe ostpeibt
tperben iplIten. Oak SieieIben ieppG mebr
burb aufaQ ibrem S6iffa[ entoanoen
Seien. ginmaI babe man Sefrstdr
Nurfe aufoeIouert berisIbe babe ober
,ufdIIia eil,en anberen glsa einaeld,Iaaen
garep iaate. bah 8rabp Der Saaptauarei.
Ter inn Bboenir Yorf oetpeien sef uuS an.
| isbt Burfs ben Sols burbnitten babe
Geinen 9lnoaben ,ufoIae. oIaubkn bic
gJ,itaIieSer Ses WaSroerbunbes, bas ibre
gefeble BON Der aans.sisa anssipssn.
Sn Besus auf Sstrstar Noltsr's Se,pes
gun8sn erhielfen ne ltsfS tadrittsn rpt,
soneoii nno 3ipar IN 0eltalt ppn AMI
4fsrosrsnnen Se3ug pabsnoen Depelbet.
earsps Musiostn iparsn lepr hber:
asugen6 uno Patten nt9t nur Bssag a,ff
Sle St9a.slo1'oh @ Oes l OUNCES @ ano 0.e III.
I'M NM. mprs. ' loassr, yss c,,s o,s q. Gvn,ar pv
NM. @ Sss S.sssrs', ] "nS 1 Sss aorS Sa"sn.
S;shs s -, rs msosr;r mars g. hssS,r;sb ss,,
ss ,s ~ ss S,ass.,so ~ nass m.ra,,sss. ,,ss
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ggege beratben ioqen, ipie ben Hotbleis
cenoet1 IN Den lberihnen,nlten 8iitriftel
ON beiten sebolfen iperpeu fpnns. ST
y 0 It on, Utail, IL. 5eb. 6ier iinc
bereits $500 fir Die lleberibspenmtel
9eiammeIt ipprren, ipoppn telte $1,000
nab Seffsrionpille seianbt iruroen. II
louisville, &p., II. 5eb. Der
Slub fdllt iebt itdtis nno belt beute
@benc Al Sup am &anaI. Der ourb
be Heberlfipsnsiniias aaseridtete Sdas
Den lit nl9t 10 srob tpie man ;usrIt Der.
falt.
3 seitrise GrubenunsIad. d.
Solicit, SD, IL. SSsb. gs lit iebt
iiber allen 3tpeifel feltgeitslt, baB bel
Dem geItrieen nnsItid u, Ger Diamants
8rabe IA Berionen, So Dtdnner unb 8
Snaben ertrunfen IiHo. Die meilten
oerlelben paren 9lusIanoer uns
ilno crit Dor tpenigeu Dlonaten
blerber setommeu. Die gissntbamer Der
8rube tperoen itarf setaeelt DAP iie els
men unerfabrenen Niann am sSuBe oes
Sba6tes batten. Die ,3abI Der binters
Ia lienen Nittpen beIduft Ii6 auf 46 unp
Die Der g8aiien auf nabeSu 100.
Sas 9oteIsSeasr in WiI,
Daufee. 81.
Wilipaufee, @isc., IL. sseb.
Der nnItano, baB am Oienitag unter ben,
Seitentpes an Der 8ranSitattc bic 2ei&e
zines unbefannten Dtannes eefi.nben
tpuroe, in 8erbinouns nit Der 3bat=
ia6e, baB iid 2anbltreider bsS
9ta4ts in Sem 2oblentslIer
ees Sotels, Der iiG unter Sem sSube bes
elevators tefanb, su f4teifsn pftegten,
bat lest su Der 8ermutbung Anlab gsse.
beIL bab bas SSeusr, ipenn aud unabiirbts
lid, burd Gramps peruria4t tporoen 1T.
Cine perbdnsniBppIIe grs
ftnoung.
@bicaep, IL. SSebruar. Der Grz
fincer eines aus SsiIen besseiteIlten 3ets
tunssa4pparateS Bel sSeuerssefabr,
unternabm eS beute, oenleIbgn an berGfs
Der 9aIiteb unb WnoiIpn Ctr. 6ffentIit
sn probirsu. Gr rel babel aus betrd6t.
iider S6bs su 80ben un6 spg I'D, lebens.
gefdbrIi9e 8erIesunsens su. Seinen Aa,
men tpeiserte ii1 Der Grfinoer anSuseben.
S6Ie@ter@ei9
ct. Souls Nto, II. Seb. Sie
2aeleoe WaIsiperfe baben beute tpeaen
flauen @eIhaftssdnges ben 8etrieb etriee,
felt. llebsr 500 9lrbsiter fontnsn bier.
Surd auBsr slrbsit.
Grauiame ,8ebanbIang bon
Gefangenen.
SnbianapuIi8, Sn6., II. Seb
Gin grs3u1tbqussS sStrdfIing, Ramsns
Scbn MbamS, perbffentIi6t in Der ,DaiIt
Neips" 9lnflasen febr ernIter ylatur segen
ben 3uhtbausperipalter Soipare. gr Be.
bduptet, baB er II Monate lang in elmer
einfamen Belle ein9elpsrrt iporpen Iei
neil er ii6 Dor spei sSabren Dor einen
Gommittse Der 2egisIatur ilbsr ben g9ar,
ben beflast babe. gr bebauptet ferner,
Sab anoere GeFensene nit Der neun.
iGipdwisen Rate 9esit6tist unb BEL BEN
6anoen aufssbdnst iuorcen ieien. Biz lie,
Inn ben 0ualen su entsebe1,, DerIuht bat,
ten SsIbltmorb su begeben.
Gtienba bns nnfaII.
Hodeiter, 81. 81, II. Seb. 2ebtt
Ra6t tpuree BON bem Sodwaiier bis
Bride iiber 4Ians Greet fortsetpai6en
obne baB bic 8abnbeomten etfpaS oapor
erfubren. 9ie 9oeontptipe bes nd6Iteu
SSragtsuses ftiir5te in SoIse neiien in ben
Bad, Bel ipelder @eIeesnbsit Der Seise,
unb Der Snsenieur fdiper beripunbei
tvarSsn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-02-18

Sid's Bluuteus 5iibrsrs-Reiner Der pisIen bon IN
ereu Samenhduoeru jdhrli6 psrIaHeten aotaIpas ii 10
i5en, frie Std 'SsBlumsns SHbrer. geir iseea
eas oerrH Sif'5 SSbac, hereR elmer bel ih i'm efhdte
pnr, ais er Hr1 ieRs gdise Tcit tn einer W1rttfDrbe
trg, easislbe fcrteFe, es it aHpsbne1t nak re
BON Slst5em utternebninssge iiisc Gnf9lus Is Aaen
pprarntpuu beieett iiHb, tuis &err Bid Der Blns
ie erei colorirter, Bluil uub Srnter oariteaennsk
Saeln aat BEN teiten SGper eeorudt init iesnsn Sal
aftonea aussetattst psro fur 10 Gents geIeferf hie
bei na5eriaer Sdmeubeiteauna III @ba briuat sr
min aIic trtrti uerideatt Die dlte S5irfia & IN
Rid, RoHeiter, ". 81, Dauert fort
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MID gum Rittpiilsr bes biz babin tren be-
biltetea Gsbelmniiles iino ermd9tiste mid
CUR gerDffehtli9uns bssieIben. Hpn bies
Ter Grlaubnib ma9te ib beute 6ebraua,
Sa Die GIaubipJreisfsit n,eines @eipsbrss
manns iiber ieSen 3peifel srbaben 1T.
5erma Seller.
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NeripnalsJSDfi,e..

Sran @tarfbreit unb syrau
RauB nebit SamiIie fainen bier gs|tsrn
BON San sSrancisco, Sal, an, un6 .ities
gen i'm ,,Ortia" ab.
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NSeffer im Seume,fee mmp sm
Gbip : Sbaf. - Rdltsres, tbeiIfpeiie
trlses Metter, benz IN Sennsfee Iei6ter
Jtggen oDer Sdnee rorangebt gtpros Bis
Weittpinb unp iteisenper Barometer i'm
5ltlihen 9beil.
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Ser fur naditen Srsitas angefstts
gal Der GarfieIb STILES purSe
Bis surn 10. MdrS perIhoben.
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Sic !, giseaIidje 8ldtter, Z

S)te y We eItIld)e Ul6tteE "
tas scfHtasstlass ses GHcnHats goiiserata. ns Der
;Itrfatpusss sesttire eepibmet ut setneu F6 baupt.
saais sur4 be xreihi&,et Sss oarin pss5iesliAtsa
crsaphnassn aus.
meii6s Batter ans aso&snbIatt an cine aSrs5s 8,
tsr Sabrs M
prsis M.co per sass pursofrst. gsa@ europe sAss
per Sapr. bsrofrsi.
clsvslns Wamueru: Unnf Gents iprfir sas wIats ben
fast4sa asOnasten sura bic xrager sns saas seliss
{ jsFs isire.
1slsiasSpuesn EbuneH psr vgcrtp Drbers cbsr reai.
itrrssn grisf auf unier sssaio ssma4t psrSsH.
DIE CINCINNATI TolgsstATf CnNsAgy!s
Rox l4l4,
Gincinnati. Gbio.
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&OfAl=8eriMt.
GhssGrlanbni5idei,ts

Jotsenoe G9s Grlaabnibl@sine tpuy.
ben Seitsrn IN Dsobatosri4t erlanst:
Czs;m.nr e5 Qo,,n y,if q1.ft;. q>.tr1s
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9ag tagIidle NoIIgb Idtt

fcsst per Woft trbne esnntaasbL0tt1 $sRp tu 9opr'
s4so has babe Sasr nnS s2.so Sns U<rttIIabF. ple
eOnntaesbiasf silao pn satz $500 ba4 tAlts 0a4s.
afh $3.50 sas wcrtsiabr.
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Das Superior ggpott 2aas MI &
bier Der Scbn 6aud Breuina 20. ipiSsr
an Rripote uno SaIoons a6selieIxit. B IS
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- ViUE f0EfF< ~ q VI IS q 8
KH aqt ipsI6s IN sen Solssn bon JssnS}an>eu. ne
rtisr S4wade, gpttrdf,anss Gsrlnt Ser m6uns3fraft
etee, ienne I'D fsienir< Elm Nesspt ba2 Hs hirtrf 8ex
les srcBe eiiiufts mlsree con ttem ifFcndr III &be
enrttis1 etbeat. Phidt elm aereErs 0ptr<rt ad alfS
Soispt 2. s,Iman, GfattsR,Q Nsp6Rrt &itp- ~ a
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Das iupsrfeiue Eager unb piIleiler
Bier in s5Iaiden. Die SObn SApd
Sreipine Gpmpanr. B,Sn
The National tribune., 1883-02-01

OF the Government is simply that it would fulfill
Its solemn contract to for its defenders While
we were lighting the battles of orIr country the
men VINO now dcuOunCc were at home out or
harm way, or had gone to Canada to see their
relations. But they will find out long that the
soldier Is not played out. Enclosed please lind $
Tor three new SuiScFiptOnsto THE TRIBUNE. DR..
a. IL Hammer. Redwood Falls, MINI.
e" You bet your boots that the tone OF TIE
TRIBUNE. and the efforts of its editor arc apprc-
GATED here. In consequence of the suggestion in
us columns, wrote to the Hon. D. C. Haskell our
representative IN Congress, pectf'llly asking him
10 cast MS vote agalnt any measure looking. 10 Il
repeal OF the internal revenue tax until the. Gov
crnnent should have settled its debt honestly and
sFuarey with the soldiers Tothis letter rty-one
perSons-chlcfly citizens-signed their names IN
reply have received the following from MIR. Has
kcu:
" HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, u s
$50 WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec 18th, 1882.
j. b. JACOBS Esq. and others Gentlemen: Yours
OF recent date came to hand. / am opposed to the
reduction of the internal taxes on liquors
and tobacco, but favor the repeal of all other in
ternal taxes. II liquors and tobacco are allowed 20
bear their present burden of tax. other internal
taxes VIII not he needed. Any reduction of taxa
ton which shall render the payment of all dues to
our cX-soldiers uncertain will be vigorously OPP
posed by me. Respectfully, D. G.. HASKELL
have shown this letter to several comrades and
tncy are all opposed to any more tinkering with
the internal revenue taxi. 3, -abs. OLathe,
Kan.
The National tribune., 1883-02-01
IOWA..

COmrade Milo l.. Sherman, Of J. Y. CaTpon-
ter Post, Fredericksburg, ChiuEasaw county,
Iowa, writes us as follows; While 50 many
Posts are reporting at roii-calI, we thought per
Haps some OF your readers might bc pleased 10
hear from this 1ar-aWay corner Of Iowa. Our
Post IS Just fairly organized, and much interest
is manifested by orr comrades in the success Of
the Order in this county. No. lgl is the first
Post organized III our county since the doing
away OF the grade system. On the evening of
the 18th ultlIO. our Post held its first Camp
fire. Tables were spread for scycnty-lvcg guests,
and tarcs cts OF tables were -pgeaI before all
were served. The supper was immense and
free II all soldiers and their families without
regard to former rank. Oysters, chickens, tur-
keys, beans, bread, cakes and pies were fur
nishcd Gd HJiigW. and more tL.u one soldier
WIS warmed, chcercG and made glad by bur
deHs Of good things 10 carry home, as remind
cr %, the fraternity existing in the hearts Of
soldier comrades. After the table was cleared,
tie happy gathering was called to order and
lsa guests welcomed by the Commander. Dr.
". =. Pitts, leader Of our cUruCt band, replied
IN q few WelI-ca0sen words. Then came joasts
and responses and campfire stories, bringing
up memories Of the DAYS Of 2uid lang syuc."
Our band volunteered their services for the oc-
Cgs.On and added much 10 The enjoyment of
the hour When the toast, &" The nag of our
country" was announced, every veteran in the
nan came ~ cttt4t-D ana gave a iDirIIlg Dtl-
time three times three and a tiger, which made
the Post hall fairly ring. The weather was
very cold, but soldiers and their families were
present from distances of from three 10 twelve
miles, and all pronounced the Campfire grand
success. Our Post is filling rapidly, new re-
cruits being mustered at every meeting, al
though we now meet every Saturday evening.
Last meeting we had a coed attendance aud
though the thermometer was - below zero,
we found comrades on hand with fr0st-bittep
ears and faces, who had come long distances TO
be with as. When mustcT-in time came, we
found at the outpost al old veteran whose head
was silVered Ger" by the fr0sts Of more than
seventy winters, and he had iourneyed several
miles in the biting winter air TO join his COM
rades in the bonds of fraternity, charity and
loyalty. Our State now numbers 100 Posts and
more coming right along. We expect to go
over 10 Nashua IN few days Jeighteen niles
and help the 1--we boys there organize new
Post. They have fifty vets enrolled, and write
Us they expect to muster 200. TIE TRIBUNE
Is a welcome visitor among our boys, some Of
whom, not feeling able TO take so many papers,
are throwing up others, but can't give up THE
The National tribune., 1883-02-01
MISSOURI.

Comrade Joseph Stern, Nevada, No, writes
L sagt Gen. Joe Bailey Post, No. p, has i'll
or,.-sed in membership from twcnty-four at the
time of its organization six months ago to
forty, and more coming. The officers are:
Commander john 4. Davis ire-elected) : S. Y
G, Z. Z. Kimbal; J.N G., G. ". McIain; Adi't,
Joseph Stern; Q. n, S. s Bigelow; Surg, d.
". Groves; o. d. j. w. shinkle; O. G., D. II.
Baily.
Comrade T. d. Ayers. Harri7onvilIe No, who
sends Us seven new subscri Is, states that
new Post has been organized there with thirty
members. The officers are as follows: Com
mander, w. J. Terrell; S. Y. G., p Coriran; J.
Y. g. l.. Morgan; Q. D., W. T. Brison; Q. NJ,
). Eoily; Chaplain, A. Il. Dean; Adi't, Lou
limerick; ). VI, :. =. Cannon; Q. NJ s., J.
Brocau; Surg, G. S. Aiken.
Comrade J. II. CaTothers, Clarence, No, sends
MS five new subscribers and states that Post
No. IS Of that place, which was mustered last
October, now numbers twenty-eiglt members,
and new recruits are being obtained 1T each
meeting. The Commander Is Louis Rider.
The National tribune., 1883-02-01
OREGON.

ComTade Ethan w. Allen, Portland, Oregon,
writes rs that there are three Posts in that
city, besides a number Of others III other parts
OF the State. Tie Order has been greatly adj
vanced under the efficient work of Department
Commander y. S. Pierce. The annual Encalnp-
mcnt drill took place on the 22d ult. in Port
land. The following are the officers of George
Wright Post No. /, Portland: Commander
A. E. Bothwick; S. '. C., NJ: j; Morse
J. V. C., 4. w. Miller; Adj't f. w. Allen; O.
NJ, 0. Summers; Surg, w. II. Saylor Chap
Frank Story; O. d., G. G. Staples o. G., John
Gwilt; S. NJ, J. VI. Harkebrode; and Q. NJ S.,
T. T. Wright. The Past Commanders of the
Post are \. 5. Pierce, d. III. Stearns, A. W.
Matcrs and q. Z. Scars
The National tribune., 1883-02-01

TRIBUNE. Long may it wave rs the champion
Of the q. \. r., the advocate of Justice to all
who wore the blue. and the standard-beare of
Liberty, equal rights and national unity
Comrade y Townsend Assistant Adiutant
General, Department of Iowa, writes Us from
Newton as follows: will give the result of
our aDpTs in the past year. We have mustered
fity-eight new Posts in Iowa and ten in Dakota.
Cur gain in membership in Iowa IS about
twenty-five hundred. Petitions are coming in
every week for Post charters and with q good
CTVps of Department officers the Order in Iowa
caiHJc doubled during 1SS3. The harvest is ripe,
and alltAat needs to be done IS for the reapers
to blow their trumpcts and the boys will rally.
Let Us not rest on our arms until every town
in Iowa Of any importance will have Post.
Rally, boys. and every comrade appoint him
self a recruiting officer, and soon we can have
another IcWiOn of the Iowa soldiers. THE
TRIBUNE is doing good work and is worth forty
recruiting officers
Comrade Joseph Mccoy, Stanwood, Iowa,
writes Us chat the influence of THE TRIBUNE
materially aided in eflecting the organization
of ). l. Wilds Post, No. 109, and sends us the
thanks Of the members. On the Odd ult. the
ladies of StanwoOd gave festival for the benefit
of our Posi-, which was well attended and
literally patrOniZcd. The officers of the FOst
are: Commander, J. \. Boiling; s. V. c., J.
Mccoy; J. V. c., II. i. Nordhaus; Surgeon,
Jerome Hart; Chaplain, J. |. Wade; 0. D., NJ.
i. Rgley; Q. NJ, !. w. jackson; o. G., II.
Copas; 5. NJ, 5. ". Sutton.
Comrade L. Oliver, Gilbert's Station, Iowa,
writes us: we, as members Of the G. A. r.,
wish you happy and prosperous New Year.
Frank Bentley Post still fourishes, and from
present appearances will continue TO do so. We
mustered one new recruit ut last meeting and
received two applications
At a recent meeting of P NJ. Coder Post, No
s. Ninton, Iowa, the old officers were reelected
In the last quarter Of 1882 the Post gained
thirty-six new members bringing its member
ship up to siXty-six. A Campfire will be held
on February 22d.
The National tribune., 1883-02-01

midst worthy disabled comrades; heroes, who
led the way to victory on many hard-fought
battlefield, who, in many cases, by their valor
led to grand and momentous results; on whom
the frowns OF life's battle have fallen while
pursuing their humble way, and whose days
are fast being numbered, together with their
widows and orphans, who by their need mutely
appeal to you for assistance The objects of
this association are noble and glorious-remem-
bering eternal vigilance is the price of liberty
Strong Posts could easily be established at Ration,
Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Socorro, Demine, Silver
City, San Marcial and other towns.
The National tribune., 1883-02-01

20 ,,1ooo5 % -,-+ :, he s;ro,,+ +o,,b THE
Post ie DC Eor-,,io Crni@,o a-,tiv- mt r. che
o75est son, f H., " - Post . II holm,
tho FIRST Post 80, r,o,, oe.it.I r., ,~-n,,i5ir,r
l. ~ -,,s,..-,.I T3s,sI,.7, IN 1850 Inv CoT@-
- q 5, ri, C,,,-r,q-,zar Of Trarr-- "
Cr-sz,,- - IF ,I,,,,I, ossisfod nv co,or,,l,s
60, Grg,,.,, 7 A yror.s 49,, p,b,~s,-, I, u
S-,.-.r !, I polfor md a few others of tbe
s-t,,o rcsf
arthur y. hamilton fost, no. ~ was organ
lECG IN Milton. " s. on re Il'h uij' ny :. ::
1'no' i2mulanaer OF W. IL SarEeht lost, oil
JanesNilig, assisted ny the members OF 'hlt
with chez No. sr.ii-, Of ryyept,-+bree
additions Win eo~r, h., made v-bic, viii raise
Is ronr,b.rsbir, r., ,or,,- ,t Igos+ Tho offica-s
are nc folrov,,.. Cor,t.na,,drr = z Wicrlef. :
Y { AIr n Rur5icl-. 7 Y q K " Tanner.
Adi.r Dcios Rn~a;ri,. a NJ 4 q GieorI
SIR . &; Still,nan. ON -, 7 yy,.lls.O I.
+ N wilbur. q q a " Ia1nnbcro: Q. n.
( 7 Davidson. : NJ " II Webb The
T,os+ i ,,ar,r5 ,f+ar ,-1-,.r Hamilton He was
fine FIRST Milton how "a enlist for The war. Went
into The " Old Second" and was the first resi-
dent Of Milton 10 fall. having been MORALLY
wounded at Antietam. September i, 1852.
The entertainment river recently bv Gov.
Uarva, Post no i II Relic CitvHalI. Racine
1g:s v-as well attended and fI5Iiy annrcciated
TING nrogrgm1De was an interestiDg one. Miss
Ss-a Miss B-iars ms pooIpr Miss Clancy.
Miss Rifrbip. Miss lena stone. Misses Hattie
R,fcs and SteIla Bovd. the midrets. rendered
thrir. uarts well. as did also NTcssrs. Ahrcns.
Dewey. Wooster. Crib. and Bro-herton. That
Which gave the audience the most pleasure was
'y''"HH ''te ms - . G"Sv -! 100
i''','7 a'' 2'el'd ~ IL IVY llO'le -'lS ''',"U
@ NoiT tJy.'r Gu M. .l5IS' @loSS'
al" "',i',yi al tIl'I was atooLoCI; :" -'lo =
VAS p.il!s lAell; ,L. On, I'M
o[.'i' me anu Isi'.eu . siol' s1oIS 81
80 ne, mn g. WIS al amusing 10''"Ie u
Inc @ 'llii'S . 1I''
~, Noi''Iadt rom L-llIIS%' oTiili"a"ueI oi henry
Isl, "a '4Ie ly'n G'' ~ ,{
~, NG5Il.'up Lo7l' 70. %. az alsloli IS.
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WI snolstl One H. nc ITlIo my :''V Ilie
y O'4. u " 80, O. ~
OiI1 t5ih',Ioy - - 80 o.
" ~ o"IJ2 ma IGL l. = 5leEfIG ~ NJ
&. J. T. Patterson; Adi't c. \. Holden; O.
". 5, 4. G. Lowe: 5. NJ. Erastus Smith
IL. ~ WI. D.. n. - ,,,.,;.,,--.,
W " " - g 80 y - -, w.
- Ia 'iS ny
j!ii.l'ieI -it Sohe' - '; - James NI II
! BIL7' .; '; -, o"In One y: ~ I ntnIJ
~ 80 =" 'S'G -, y. O. e. ie1 u
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s. Beden: .. N. s. o. B. Rowland. After the
installation the Post adjourned to the Williams
House where a sumptuous banuuent was spread. !
Toasts and singing followed.
Comrade William Nuttall, Commander Kill
patricl. Post No. %, on the 18th ult., mustered
W. p. Michel Post, at New Lisbon, with TWEEN
81. o,.'.'S CIa p ne ne i ~ I ny are
< p CT W " -. III Nj IT.ytbarto-'
hdit. W,iiI;o, ~ 49, y NJ. n NJ ia, -
CO. q - A. S5iI,s ca, =; r
o,-,,+oc, s.. T. Z IL ~ H.
tor q ~ - - - -'-' -''l
The National tribune., 1883-02-01
NEBRASKA.

Pollock Post, No. 103, Brownville, Neb., has
installed the following officers: Commander, J.
/. Scoield; :. V. C., p Lowery; j. V. c., {. NJ.
Kaufman; Adjt, w. a. Judllins; Q. NJ. j.
Banstield; Chaplain, 4. C. Johnson; Surgeon,
-i o. D., c. Chant; O. e., l.. Martin; S.
NJ, A. Denning; q. NJ. S, j. Russell.
Comrade Bradford p. Cook, A A. G. Depart
ment Of Nebraska, writes rs from David City
Neb., that he has five new Posts ready for mus
ter at Wayland, Lyons Hooper, Stella, and
Raymond, and expects to get them all in before
the Encampment at Lincoln on the Goth and
2Ist iusts.
The National tribune., 1883-02-01
An Echo OF the Old Rebel Yell:

Politicians, eager for the votes of the dear
Union veterans" will not be able again. at the
dash of the pen, to vote To them hundreds of
millions of the money OF the people. II they
wish to buy the favor OF the voters whose names
appeared on the regmental rolls Of the Union
army during the war, and OF whom one third
never heard bullet whiz, they will hereafter
have to do it with their own money, and not
with the peoples.