The National tribune., 1883-02-22
OHIO.

In General Orders, No. 9 recently issued at
Columbus, by Comrade Charles T. Clark, De-
partment Commander of Chic, COmrade David
Lanning, A. A. g., it is announced that on rec
ommendation of the Council of Administration,
mastering districts have been established COM
prising one or more counties, and the Comrade
whose name appears opposite each is hereby
appointed district mastering officer.
Brown and Adams-L. w. Williams Ripley.
Fayette and Clinton-T. j. Lindsey, Wash
ingtOn c. H.
Ross, Highland and Pickaway-John A. Rit-
ter, Chillicothe.
Scioto and Pike K Duke, Portsmouth.
Galia. Jackson and Lawrence-W. S. Mat
thews, VintOn.
Meigs and Vinton-J. c. Bishop, Middleport.
Athens and Hocking-F T. Towsley, Athens.
Fairfield, Franklin and Madison-W. J. Ell
lott Columbus.
Miami and Champaign-W. NJ Williamson,
Covington.
Darke and Mercer-J. A. Refs, Greenville.
Shelby and Auglaize-E Z. Mutt, Sidney.
Union, Logan and Marion-W. p. Anderson,
Marysville.
Hardin and Wyandot-Frederick Reiser, Up
per Sandusky.
Defiance and Paulding-W. J. Henry, Hicks
vile.
Williams and Fulton-L. NJ. Murphy, Wau-
seOn.
Lucas Henry and Putnam-H. Il. Eaton, To-
ledo.
Wood and Hancock-F. NJ. Young, Weston
Seneca and Crawford-A. NJ. Dildine, Fosto-
ria.
Erie and Huron-J. w. Rexford, Norwalk
Ashland and Richland-O +. Grail, Ashland
Morrow and Delaware-James NJ. Crawford,
Delaware.
Knox and Licking-George w. Chase, New
ark.
Washington and Morgan-Theodore Davis,
Marietta.
Muskingum and Perry-H. S. Korte, Zanes-
vile.
Wayne and Holmes-James p. Van Nest,
Wooster.
Lorain and Medina-Wm. Bigham, Seville
Summit and Portage-T. ID. McGillicuddy,
Akron.
Cuyahoga-L. R. Davies Cleveland.
Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga-W. Z. Orcutt,
Austinburg.
Trumbull and Mahoning-George w. Bear,
Niles.
Stark and Carroll. NJ. Ebersole, Canton.
Jefferson and Columbiana-F. NJ. Webster,
Salem.
Belmont, Harrison and Monroe-C E. Erwin,
Martins Ferry.
District mastering officers will report to the
Chief Mastering officer, and are charged with
the duty of organizing new Post at every
reasonably certain that one can be maintained,
and are expected to enter upon the perform
ance of that duty Immediately. On recon-
mendation of the Council of Administration
the office of district inspector is discontinued
The following appointments on the staff as as
sistant inspectors are hereby announced: j. st.
j. Clarkson, Post %, Dayton; J. F. Flowers,
Post 65, Elyria; NJ. V. Payne, Post III, Marion !;
l. Ullman, Post 134, Massillon; VIM. Richard
Clark, Post Is, Toledo; ThOs. II. Dawson, Post
125, MiddlepOrt j. p. Slemmons, Post /, Co.
lumbus; E. T. Petty, Post 220, GAINESVILLE :;
John G. Magaw, Post SO, Coshocton. Assistant
inspectors will report to the inspector, and
where assigned to special duty their travelling
expenses will be paid, if so stated in the order
requiring the duty. Comrade O. B. Shaffer
Post No. %, Youngstown, is hereby appointed
Senior Aid-de-Camp Other appointments will
be announced hereafter. Post No. 235, at Ham
Ter has surrendered charter and its members
have been transferred. The following new
Posts have been mustered since the last report
in General Orders: Andrew Crawford Post, No.
6, New Philadelphia; Adair Post, No. 50, Cam
bridge; Jacob Banker Post, No. TO- Middle
town: Lieut.. Feliers Post No 1884, Rays: Au-
gust Which Post, No. 195, Cincinnati
Comrade William Brunner, North Lewis
burg, Ohio, writes us that Comrade R. L. Kill
patrick, of Springfield, on the 18th inst mus
tered John Briney Post, No. 293, at North Lewis
installed the following officers Commander
F. Housington, s. V. c., p. A. Callahan; j. "
c., VIM Drummer; O. d., w. E. Inskip; o. G..
III. C. May; Q. NJ, J. Swisher; Adj't, E. Sherett;
Surg, w. H.Wagstaff; Chap, Allen Burroughs:
Q. NJ. S., J. K. Hawkins; S. NJ, VIM. Hunter
Three recruits have since been added aud there
are three applications OH file.