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happy recipient of silver tea-set. given by the
Post as a token of the high appreciation of his
services as Commander during the past year.
Both gifts were appropriately received; Com
mander Williams making retiring speech.
Jraging from the apparent ability of the new
officers of this Post, the coming year promises
to be one Of increased prosperity. In 1876,
Post numbered thiriy-fve comrades; at the
close Of 1885, it had $40 in good standing, COM
posed of as good material AS there is in the De-
ragtment The installation was followed by
an entertainment consisting Of vocal and in
strumental music recitations, &c.
Past Post Commander Trinklc, on Wednes-
day evening acted as installing officer for Post
GO. He was accompanied by Post s, the Baker
Guard and the Athletic band. After the cere-
monies, a visit was paid to Post 63's fair, in an
adjoining hail, where pleasant hour was spent,
and there all hands paTtool1 Of bountiful
lunch, which wound up the evening
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AS AN INSTALL
ING OFFICER.
On Saturday last Commander-in-C Chief Beath,
accompanied by Adjutant General Yandersice,
visited York, Pa, TO attend the public installa-
ton of the officers of Post 50. The hall was
densely crowded, and every one was deeply
impressed with the beautiful services. The
Commander-in-Chief conducted the exercises
and afterwards made one of his ringing
speeches, followed by Adjutant General Van
dcrsliee, in his well-Enown effective manner
There was 81 large turnout of Post 800 scolored1
of York, the Commander of which, Rev. ]. III
Hector, also made a fine address. Other inter
esting remarks and exercises helped TO make
up an evenings entertainment that will long
be remembered by the comrades of Posts 81
1863, and their friends. $780,"
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Commander Wentworth, which took place on
the 2ist ult.
From Comrade Milo L. Sherman, Frcdericks-
burg, Iowa, We have received the following list
OF officers elected by Booming Post. Com
mandcr, A. B. Moreiand; S. v G., p w Keith !:
j. v. c., Edward Smith Adjusant, r. w.
Kingsley: Surgeon. J. ). StrimSer; Chaplain,
J. ID. Inger; @. NJ, G.. Cooley; o. d., I. L.
Cole; O. g., Henry Eaton: S. NJ, A. F. Little |:
@. VI. s.. V. BallGE.
Comraae John l.. Mathews, Newton. Iowa.
writes rs that the following are the officers
elect for the ensuing wear OF Garrett Post. No.
10: Commander, William r. Manning; ). v.
C., William Mclean: J. V. c. Joseph BOwl<er;
q. 81, q. Often; AGj't, John L. Mathews;
Chaplain, G. Lamb; o. d., ~ Townsend; o.
G., G. J.. Beoth: O NJ s, o. W. fireman; s.
NJ, Thomas NJ. Rodgers.
Comrasis H. G. Doo!ittle. SIblev. Iowa, sends
Us a roster OF the officers recently elected By L
g. Ireland Post. No lis: Commander d. j.
Spencer; S. V. c., C. NJ. Baily; J. v c., Rob-
ert STAN; Chaplain. II. Walters; Surgeon. III.
Neil; @. NJ, A. Rooney; o. d., III. G.. Doolittle I;
o. G., w. A. Spencer.
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VERMONT.

Comrade T. s. Hebb, Riehford, Vt, writes us
that Frontier Post. No. 90 Of that place has
elected the following officers: Commander, E.
Henry Powell; 6. v C.. A. 8 Fonda; j. v c.,
\. F. Hamilton: Adjt. Lewis s. Hebb; Q. NJ,
w. ". Kinsley; Surgeon, II. J. Smith; Chan
lain. l.. d. Parker; o. d., c. A. Powell: o. G..
]. b. Midget; S II, d. Fitzsimmons; O. Il.
ment Encampment, K. Ii. Powell and l.. 2.
Parker.
Comrade C. W. Ransom. Hardwiek. Vt.
sends US the following LIST Of the newly elected
officers Of Ellsworth Post, No. q, of that
place: Commander, John S. brennan; S. V. c..
> p. Wheeler; j. Y. c., G. w. Ransom; Chap
lain, B. f. Smith; Surgeon s. G. Soules, NJ d.
o. D.. l. N. Ainsworth; O. G.. f. a. 0imstead
Adjntant, E. Rcede: @. NJ, w. H. Ward s. NJ
w. II. Underwood @ NJ. s., ]. J. Berdick,
and Sentinel. J. T. Kibbee.
Cosnrade o. f. Gerry, Stowe, vt, sends ns the
following list Of the ne,Yly-eieeted officers %
Post No. - of that place: Commander, O. T.
Gerry; s. v, c., NJ. Z. French ]. v c.. Ira
Mum AGjutant, C. Watts; @. NJ. F. 8
Wells; Surgeon. G. Clark; Chaplain H. Win
tiers; o. d., III. w. Warren o. G.. d. Farms
worth: S. NJ, s. a. Mansfield, and O. u. S.
Peter Quinn.
We have fro;n Comrade o. E. Coon, Milton,
Vt, the following list of the officers recently
elected by William b. Reynolds Post, Of that
place: Commander. II. w. Crown; s. Y. c., NJ
J. Perry: J. v c., IL A. Smith, Chaplain, J.
C. squires; Surgeon, i. J. Dixon; O. D., Frank
Mckee: o. c., Edward A. St. Louis; @. NJ, j
B. Riddle.
We have received from Comrade A. b. Valen-
tine, Department Commander, Bennington
VT, copy Of the proceedings of the annua
and eTi-annual z.ncanDments OF the Depart
rnentof Vermont. together with General Orders
and circulars issued during the years 1928.
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INDIANA.

From Comrade William FL. Fl. Adams, Union
vile, Ind, we received the list of officers re-
elected by Alexander Post No. 24S, of that
place. as follows: Commander, William Peter
son; S. V. c., Alexander Robson; j. V. c.,
James NJ. Skervin; Adj't, William L. Adams |;
@. NJ, William III. H. Adams; Surgeon, Benja-
min Miller; Chaplain, Joseph S. Harris; o. D.,
Jacob Richardson O. e.. George w. Lamp
kins; S. NJ, John T. Langley; @. NJ. s., An
drew ]. Cook. Delegate to Department. En-
campment, Thomas McGinnis; Alternate, Ben
jamin L. Miller.
Comrade + J. Farquhar, Trenton, Ind writes
us that Frank Jones Post, No 249, of that place,
is in good working order, and has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
Commander, R. NJ Hunt; S.Y. c., ]. Edwards !;
j. v. c., j. w. Hunt; @. NJ, NJ. E. Conyer !;
Surgeon, DIR. III. G. Hunt; Chaplain, C. II.
Smothers; Adj't, /. ]. Farquhar; S. NJ James
Adamson; @. NJ. S., Edward Cox o. d., J. G.
Harvey; O. g., E. L. Davidson. Delegate to
Department Encampment l. j. Farquhar; AL
ternate, r. G. Hunt.
Comrade w n Reinhemer, Winchester Ind,
writes us that Colonel Sam. ]. Williams Post,
No. 267, was mustered at Selma, Ind, last
month, with thirteen charter members, and
that the following officers were elected and in
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ris. Also. that the officers chosen by the
Woman's Relief Corps, No g. auxiliary to the
Post. are: President, Mrs. Maggie King; senior
vice president, Mrs. Francis B. Davis; junior
vice president, Mrs. Mary A. Clark; secretary,
Mrs. Lizzie a. Hansen treasurer, Mrs. Hattie
Clark; chaplain. Mrs. Susan Ross; conductor,
Miss Carrie NJ. King; guard, Mrs. Lucinda NJ.
Goodsell.
Washington Post No. %, Cardillac, Mich,
at a recent meeting, adopted q memorial to
Congress, prepared by Commauder-elect T.. J.
Thorp, praying for the full recognition of sol
diers' rights. and instructed tho Adjutant to at
tach the muster-roll of the Post to the memo
rial and forward q copy to Congressman
Cuteheon, of that district The TRIBUNE is
indebted to Comrade r. A. Britton for a printed
copy of the memorial Its author was colonel
of the LIST \. Y. dragons.
Comrade Fl. II. Collins, Capac, Mich, informs
us that Post No. III, of that place, has chosen
the following officers for 1894: Commander,
Martin Connely; S. V. C., f. Berber: J. v. c.,
III. III. Collins; @. NJ, Is. J. Wade: Adiutant.
w. I. f. Parker, S. ST., J. Jonas; Chaplain, A.
j. Bigford; Surgeon B. J. Golden O. D. G. 8.
Warren; o. g., William Huggett; Q. NJ s., p.
J. Naming. Delegate to Department Eneamp-
ment, 81. Connolly; Alternate, II. II. Collins.
Comrade Chas. A. Minis, Stockbridge, Mich,
sends us the following list of the officers OF G..
H. Ewing Post No 203 Commander. Andrew
ID. Grimes; s. V. c.. Asher Miller; J. V. c., w
III. Collins; Adjutant, Charles A. Minis; Q. NJ,
Hugh A. Mcintyre; Surgeon, Samuel Baker;
Chaplain, Watson Picket; o. d., Grin K.
Brownell; O. g., John Rashman; s. NJ, Hi
ram Hahn; @ NJ. s., Eugene s. Rose.
Comrade A. G. Myers, Glencoe, Mich, send:
us the following list OF the newly elected Off
GERS of Robert l.. McCooh Pest, No. %. of that
place: Commander. K. 5. Miles; s. v. c., A. T.
Fitch; J. Y. c., J. W. Williamson @. NJ, A
Fl. Reed; Surgeon, E. III. Snow; Chaplain. F
f. Ford; o. d.. 4. G.. Myers; o. G., William
Churchill; Adi't, Z. V. w. Brokaw.
The following list of officers recently elected
by Post No. 195, OF Mendon. Mich, has beer
sent US by Comrade Lewis Marvill, Parkyille
Mich: Commander, o. J. Fast; S. V. c., G. 81
Haper; J. V. C.. A. B. White; @. 81. A. Seas
Surgeon, ]. Larkins; Chaplain, 4. Wisner; o
D., G. Stevens; o. c., C. II. Green; @. III. s., J
II. Mccoy.
A correspondent at Douglas, Mich, sends III
the names of the newly elected officers of Pos
No. las. of that place: Commander, J. b. Fir
man; S. V. c., William White; ]. V. c., D. II
| Dewey; @. NJ, A. w. Walker; Chaplain. jane
Hibberdine; Surgeon, C. Chambers; o. d., Lev
Suite; o. g., James McMann; Adjt, Z.
| NEWMAN.
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NEBRASKA.

General Order. No. Ii, issued ut Lincoln,
Neb.. December 18th, by order OF John C. Bon
nell, Department C0mmauder-Brad p Cook,
Assistant Adjutant General contain the fol-
lowing. paragraphs relative to the Department.
EneanpDent:
The seventh annual Encampn1snt. Departments
of Nebraska, Is hereby ordered 20 eonvsHe AZ FIRE.
mont, Neh-, Tuesday, January 18th Call 70 order
at 7s3) D. II.
Headquarters viii be established at the New
York Hotel, and the Council Of Administration viii
meet there at p. m. Monday january 18th, acc
committee credentials, and transact all busi-
ness relative to its duties.
Mcpherson Post. No 4, viii furnish guards and
arrange for q suitable building In which to hold
the Encampnent.
To accommodate the delegates en- route 70 Fre-
mont that arrive at Lincoln 1t and D m,
Tuesday, January 10Th. a special train VIII be
by the Union Pacific Railroad. leaving Lincoln
Tuesday, at 800 D m from their depot foOs OF
street 4 special train viii leave Fremont at close
OF EncampHeHs 20 connect az I.ineolH az nOon-l All
members of Posts in the Southeast part Of the
state. and any others that SO via Lincoln, can by
this special train arrive at Fremont 81 $50 M u
time for opening OF EncanlpmenG
General Orders No. 10, issued at the sans
place, state that sealed bids VIII be received
until January 18th from cities. towns and
villages in the State, which may be desireus
of securing the sixth annual Nebraska Re-
union Of soldiers and sailors.
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MINNESOTA.

General Order No 9, issued on the sd ult.,
at Saltwater Mimi, by order of J. P Rea,
Department. Commander, Samuel Bloomer,
Assistant Acknowledgement, = contains the
following:
The annual Encampment of this Department
win be held at Saltwater. on Thursday, january
IL, 1854, with headquarters at the hall of Muller
Post No. /, of that city. The Council of Admins
tration will meet at 10 a - at headquarters The
Encampment will be called to order nj II m. Com
rades-A. F. Foster and g. A Clawson, of Post No.
4, and Fred Siebold Post No. 8, hereby APP
pointed committee on transportation. They viii
apply to railroad companies for reduced fare for
comrades attending Encampment and report rates
at early day rs possible to the Assistant Adju-
tant-General. Comrade w. III. III. Taylor, Com
mander of Post No. ! is charged with the duty OF
arranging the local details and providing accom-
modations for the Encampment and for the enter
taiment of attending comrades. The Commander
of Muller Post No. ], viii detail a comrade for
officer of the day, another for officer of the guard,
and six comrades for sentinels, who will report to
the Assistant Adjutant-Gene for duty.
General Order, No. 10, issued at the same
time and place, contains the following para
graph:
AS there are large majority of citizens entirely
ignorant, nearly so, of the objects of the g. A.
r., especially In villages removed from the larger
cities it is recommended that the installations be
made public, but in no case, however, should the
ritual, or any portion thereof be used in opening
or closing the installation ceremonies.
From Comrade George w. Johnson, Delavan
Mimi, we received the following list of officers
elected by McCauley Post, No. 80, of that place,
for 1881: Commander. William c. Raske; s. v,
O., J. ii. Wagner; j. v. c., S. F. Lent; Sur
geon, T. W. Andrews; Chaplain, John Chest
nut; @. NJ, ]. N. Crandall o. d., John Davis;
o. g., Eben Harding Adj't, George w. John
son; S. NJ, G. P. McCue; Q. III. s., Elijah Du
Rusha.
Comrade John c. Zieske Sleepy Eye, Mimi,
writes us that Wesley Green Post, manned after
the ycksburg hero Wesley Green, who be-
longed to company III, 18th wisconsin, which
in membership.
&C. s. c." Pennington, Mimi, informs Us
that Candy Post, No. AZ, has been recently or
ganized at that place.
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MARYLAND.

The first public installation of officers by
Wilson Post, No. i, of Baltimore, took place on
the evening of the 18th inst in presence of a
large assemblage of persons, of whom many
were ladies. There was also present delega-
ton from the Department of the Potomac,
Washington, ID. c., among whom were General
Van Yliet, q. S. A.; General Green B. Raum,
Colonel d. S. Alexander, third comptroller of
the Treasury; General S. s. Burdett, and
Adjutant- General Cameron. Past Department
Commander Graham Dnkehart installed the
following newly elected officers of the Post
Commander, Joseph G. Hill; S. v c., Thomas
DAILY; @. NJ, John w, Frey; Surgeon, J. w. G.
Cuddyi Chaplain, Alfred S. Cooper, and minor
officers. After the installation there was a
Campfire, aud an address of welcome was
made by General Adam Il. King. Speeches
were made by. Colonel d. S. Alexander, GEN
eral Raum. General Burdett, and others AT
the close of the Campfire the visiting CON-
rades were entertained at the Maltby House.
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NEW JERSEY.

We are informed By a correspondent at
Long Branch Village, n. J., that James B.
Morris Post, of that place, has chosen the fol-
lowing officers: Commander, YIN. T. Cobb
s. v c., James aiinton; j. v c., S. H. Lippen-
colt; O. d.. Vim. AwIniek Chap. Robert Fay
@. NJ, Charles Dennis; Surg, b. WooIey O.
e., Samuel Gleason; Adj't, Howard Brinley.
Delegate to Department. EneamPmenf, Robert
Fay; AIternates; James Lloyd and Britton
Wooley.
Comrade Thos. Scarlet, Jafnesburg n. j.,
sends us list Of officers elected By Summer
Post, No. "a, of that place for 1884 as follows
Commander, David Enmons; S. V. c., Thos
P. Ryan; J. Y. c.. Timothy Sullivan; Adj't
VIVA. Ker; @. NJ, Samuel Maryott; O. D.,
James Elliott; o. G.. VIM. Perrine; Surg-
Oscar Cressy; Chap, VIM. Bendy; @ BE- s.,
James Martin.
At a regular meeting OF Frank Lloyd Post
No. 70, Old Bridge, n. j., on the 1st inst, reso.
lutions of regret were adopted on the death Of
Post Commander Robert Atkinson.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

During the past week THE TRIBUNE has for
warded blank applications for Post charters in
response TO requests from the following: T. w.
Shelton, Rocky Mount, Missouri; Patrick
0'Dowd Indian Springs. Missouri; Elihu Hi
att. Sabina, Ohio; 4. J. Jones, Eureka. Kansas;
Captain William c. Atwood, Natertown, Con-
necticut; Henry 5. Wilkinson, &ortl English,
Iowa: b. F. Ellsworth Farina. Illinois; Lewis
N. Crist, Lilly Dale. Indiana-inaki2g total
of las since the beginning Of the present ad-
minist ration.
TIE TRIBUNE has also recently forwarded
the proper blanks and instructions for the or
ganizaiion Of Woman's Relief Corps, by request
to the following: Thomas Osborne, Jr., p. C.,
Colonel Lyle Post, No. 30, Lundy's Lane
Pennsylvania; n. c. Burton, Perry, Wyoming
county. New York; Thomas B. Knapp, Esq
Iowa Falls, Iowa Tom SsTang, p. G., Post 176
Lewistown, Pennsylvania; NJ. Hemstreet, Ames
Iowa.
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NEW YORK.

A new Post has just been organized OF Sing
Sing, Westchester county, n Y. 1t is named
Morell Post, No. l47, in honor OF the late Gen.
@. w. Morell. The following are the officers
Commander, Joseph b. Eaton: S. " c., Abran
Jones; J. V. c., w. w Ryder; Adjt, Abra.n
ii. Miller; O. NJ, Jeremiah Sperry; Chaplain,
Rev. S. w. Edgerton Surg, John ]. Griffin
O. D., Hiram Osborne; O. g., Garrent Ten Ha-
gen; @. NJ. S., Sumner A. Smith; S. NJ, John
Knapp. George Wheeler is delegate to the
State Encampnient, with II. Osborne as Alter
nate. The Post numbers about twenty five
members.
Comradc E. A. Harris, Lodi Centre. N. Y.
informs us that ID. b. Smith Post, No 423, was
mustered at North Hector, y. Y on December
LIST, and that the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year: Commanander, w f.
Howard; S. v. c.. Henry Moore; j. " c., T.
+. Chandler; Q. H., James II. Jackson; Surg.
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CONNECTICUT.

We have the following list Of the newly
elected officers of Francis S. Long Post No 80,
Of Williamaatic, Conn, from Conrade Palmer
5. Greene, Of that place: Commander, A. G.
Crandall; S. Y. c., l. Warner; ]. " c., g. Ly-
man; Chaplain. b. Smith; O. NJ, A. p. Ben
ner; Surgeon, E. Dodd; o. d.. S. ]. Miller; o.
G., z. +. Payson. Delegates TO Department En-
campment, Comrades Benns aud Bolles; Alter
mates, w. III. III. Bingham and c. Pentro.
Comrade lothian II. Orr, New Haven, Conn,
informs us that Admiral Foote Post, of that
place, had bean-bakc on the Goth ult, which
was must enjoyable affair. The event of the
evening was the presentation of handsome G.
A r. badge TO Mrs. L. A. Turner, of Boston,
treasurer of the Woman's National Relief
Corps, g. A. z. After the bean-bake, dancing
was indalred in.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

ComTsde II. II. Potter, Lowell, Massachu-
sets. sends Us the following list of the newly
elected officers Of James A. Garfield Post No
10, OF that place: Commander, H. Dr. Potter
S. V. C., w. Nv. Tuttle: ]. v. C., w A. Fiield
Surgeon, (. b. Holt; Chaplain, A. g. Hildreth
q NJ, Chas. f. Ursnn; o. D.. II. NJ. Jacobs; O.
c., d. H. Newton
Comrade Potter also informs rs that the Post
is in excellent order, having 1873 members, and
a relief fund Of $500
"J. G. S." Haverhill, Mass, informs Us that
the following comrades were chosen by Major
How Post. No AZ, of that place. for the ensuing
year: Commander, William II. johnson; S. v
C., John g. Scates; J. Y. C., L. NJ Arnold
Adj't, William ID. Wood @. NJ. Walter Good
rich; Surgeon, J. o. Moore. n. D.: Chaplain
A p Austin; O. D.. N. P. Taber; o. G., j. +
Clark; S. NJ, E. B. Savage; @. NJ. s., c. Gould
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TENNE

Ed. Maynard Post, No. II, was organized at
Knoxville, Tenn, on the 10Th nit, and the fol-
lowing comrades chosen for its officers for the
ensuing year: Commander, A. S. Prosser; S. v.
c., L. A. Gratz; j. Y. c., w. J. Ramage; @. NJ.
w. r. futile; Chaplain, W. G. Brandon: o. d.,
". w. Dunn; O. e., W 4. Carter; Adj't. s. ].
Todd; S. NJ, George A, Maloney; @. NJ. S.,
Briscoe Goodheart.
Comrade James f. Kirk, Greenville, Tenn,
sends us the following list Of officers elected,
on the 29th ult.. by Burnside Post, No. s, of
that place: Commander, A. J. Frazer; s. Y. c.,
James f. Kirk; ]. V. c., Jacob Myers; 20. d.,
M. G. Myers; O. G., J. w. Mccoy; @. ~, A. b.
Wilson. This Post now has membership of
fifty-one, and is in prosperous condition..
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MICHIGAN.

Comrade Elbridge Franklin, Ithaca, Mich,
writes that Wisner Post, No. 101, of that place,
has now membership of i56, with nineteen
applications on file, and sends US the following
list of its newly elected officers: Commander,
G.. T. Brown; s. Y. c., F. Kellogg; J. v. c., I.
Sayles; @. NJ, R. III. Caldwell; Surgeon, c. w.
Marvin; Chaplain, James Donaldson; O. D.,
w. A. Carr; o. g., N. G. Sutliff; Adj't, G. E.
Fink.
Comrade Alvin Davis, Coral, Mich, writes
US that Post No. so, of that place, has elected
the following officers: Commander E. j. Blend
ing; 8. v. c., A. E. Colley; J. v. c., L. NJ.
smith; Adlt; William na johnson 9 g A., Henry
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MAINE.

Comrade Geo. G. Downing Dover, Me-,
writes US that the Post at that place is flourish
ing, and that the following officers were elected
by IL for 1884: Commander, w. Cushing; S. V.
c., S. S. Downing; J. Y. c., c. G. Chase; Adiu-
tant, A. II. Warren: @ NJ, ii. w. Vaughan.
Lafayette Carver Post, No. IS, vinal Haven,
Me-, passed resolutions at a recent meeting
caadelnning the removal of Past commanders
in-Chief Paul Van Deryoort from the railway
mail service
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Davis Post. of West Concord, N. H., has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: Commander J. 81 Crossman; s. Y. c.. G.
F. Fletcher; j. " c., f. NJ Kenerson; @. NJ,
Jeremiah Quinn; O. D.. J. L. Qainn; O. c.,
Patrick Conway: Chaplain, Jaaes Bradford.
Delegates 10 Department Encampment, F. II.
KeneTson, George w Frickey; Alternates,
Simeon Partridge, Charles W. Corser.
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writes US that TIE TRIBUNE application for
Post charter at Eustis which was sent to him
some time ago, unavoidabiy remained Enacted
on by reason of his absence from Pensacola !;
but that the matter swil now be taken in hand
and the Post established at once
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IOWA.

Comrade Thomas w. Meers, CentreviIle,
Iowa, writes us that John L. Bashore Post, No.
122. of that place, has oficiated at five funer-
ais this fall, the last being that Of Past Post
The National tribune., 1884-01-10
FLORIDA.

Comrade Fred. Rettig, Assistant Adjutant
General, Department Of Florida. Pensacola,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET

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CALVES Receipts were 7s hesd-2s at 6Oust ard 80 a.
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7'ac 1873 Canada rs @ TAI 10 state sheep i25 ~ AZ
c 10 do SO TO- at 6ci l26 do 80 H. at 6ci and 2S9 Mich.
Dilienback Dewey sold. so state sheep 50 ~ at $3.50:
do 10 ~ at 5c; 4Sl Western do, 81 10 at 5c, and 24d
Newton Get sold ljs Ohio sheep lO7 10 OF 90 ss 100
Western do So d. at Gc; 1893 do 50 d. at So 90 23 stale DO
H0Gs~Recepts we're cars Of 6ss head making the total
for ye days 9ll bead against 25053 head for the core
%s ssis wOnd s s readily At possibly q S NSns
offered for sale
selling at 2dS2c Medium al 990c, and Light at 9i.c.
A few little lean Jersey Pigs reached 100