The National tribune., 1884-10-16

Saengerbund. II is intended to erect a fine monu-
ment Oh the ground.
OHIO
J. NJ Vets, Bryan: Evans Post No 14s, has now
quite a handsome hall, il having been recently
fitted. The Post is in good working order.
OREGON
r. c. Smith Salem: Grand Army affairs are
prospecting in the Department of Oregon, and espe-
meet every Tuesday night, and when we have no
other business, always have good time talking OF
the old times of the war THE TRIBUNE Is a vel
come visitor, and, as we have members from every
department of the old army, there is scarcely an
article "Reminiscences published in your paper,
but that some member of the Post Is familiar with
the circumstances you see, you are great help
to us in keeping up interest in our Post. Long
live THE TRIBUNE.
KANSAS
General Orders No. 8, issued at Fort Scott on
the I'd inst, by order of II. w. Pond, Department
Commander-W. Il. Shockley, A. A. G-contains
the following list of Posts organized in that De
partment since Feb Is, last: No. 303, HASKELL Ar
cada, l.. X. Jewell, Commander; 30i Iuka, Mel
vile, A. c. Engle; 305, Private Samuel Pike, To-
wanda, A. Nj. jackson; 800 Fulton, Fulton VIM.
Oxford; 3o7, .Iudson, Xenia J. II. Anderson; 3oS,
Gus Amsden, Palmer, w. ID. Harmon; $40, Billy
Hughes. Republic City, J. G. McFarran; 81, Erie,
Erie Henry Lodge; 49, Edmond, Edmond j. l..
Walton; 3I3 Pine Bluff, Edgerton, l.. j. Barber;
3I3, Thos Doanc, Lcbo, G. Chalmers; 35, j. NJ.
Frank Greeley, A. X. Humaw; SIG, Gueda, Gueda
Springs, J. r. Musgrove; 3i7. NJ. NJ. Croker, Gal
w
Fail; 3l9, Raymond, Raymond. J. A. Pinyard; so,
Dick Root, Delhi, James w. Dorman; 81, Fort
Pillow, Topeka, Alex; Winchester; o 30, Fletcher
Webster Roxbury. A. c. Spman; 323, New Salem,
New Salem, G. w Jackson; 324, Grand Center,
Baltimore, 4: S. stro,her; 325, w II: Rankin, Che
ney, W. A. Thomas; 326. Gregory Pawnee Rock,
Thomas Brewer; 327, Col. Fulton, Rossvie, Isaac
Larrance; 32S, Robt. Hall. Blue Rapids, NJ. Patter-
son; 500, Gen. Merrill. Torrance, Mark X: Hull;
Liberty, A. p. Forsyth 1872 White City, White
Cloud w. b. SLOGAN; 3S3, Eudora Eudora, A. j.
Jennings; SSi. Caney, Caney, Jos. f. Stone; 80
waite l.. c. johnson, Atchison, David Baker; 337
Belle Paine, Belle Plaine John Wydick; 3iS, Gen.
Carlin, Stuart, Wilson NJ. Mcknight; 33a, Thayer,
-. ogden, -. WIN. Campbell, Moline:
Post No 10 was organized here August 81 last,
with q charter members and has now AZ on its
rolls, with number of applications on lile.-D.
S. Bass, Cherokee: Shiloh Post, No. So. of this
place. is in furnishing condition, with l27 MEM
bers in good standing and four applications for
membership on flew. +. Tibbetts. Cherry:
Our Post. w. ii. Rankin No. 325, meets every first
and third Wednesday in each month. We started
about three months ago with l6 charter members,
and have since then mustered la new recruits.
The officers of this Post are follows Conn
]. v c., w. c. Osgood; Adj't, c. Z. Burrows; Q.
NJ, A b. Fraser Chap, F. Sammas; o. d., w. f.
Tibbetts; o. G., J. r. Snyder.--Joseph Brown,
Tonpanoxie: Post No g. OF this place held q Camp
fire on the Sd and 4th insts. The exercises con-
sisted of speeches. reading and music Comrade
0. r. McNary, who spent many months n prisoner
the terrors OF those rebel pens. The Campfire,
although not as largely attended could have
been wished, was decided success.
PENNSYLVANIA
w. r. Householder. Lebanon: Rev. J. II. Hector,
Commander of Post No. 500, York, Pa, gave n lee
ture under the auspices of Post No. ~, which was
very largely attended, and added $50 to the funds
of the Post - Resolutions sympathizing with
Comrade Geo. w. Rmer, Il. c., in his sickness, have
been passed by Remington Post No. 2S3 of Fair
mount Springs.-A Reunion of the Grand Army
of Pennsylvania was held at Shamo<in. Posts
from Hazelton, Wiiamsport. Pottsvile and else
where, in all q and numbering 20O0veterans, were
the guests of Lincoln Post, of Shamokin. The
parade marshaled by Gen. w. w. III. Davis, was
conceded to be the finest gathering of veterans
ever witnessed in the interior. They were cheered
along the entire route of march The collieries
The Reunion closed with addresses by the State
officers of the GAR. p, Titusvile: Comrade
Brownlee Zuver of Post 80 late of SD Pa, who was
killed while on hts way to Gettysburg a dele
gate from the SD regiment. to assist in forming the
old battle lines, buried on the 10th ut. under
the auspices of the Grand Army.
POTOMAC.
The death of Comrade Thomas Mansell of John
A. Rawius Post, No. l. of Washington. ID. c., which
occurred on the 10th ult, the 10th death which
has occurred in the Order in this District during the
present year
Campfire will be held under the auspices of
Geo Thomas Post, No. l, at Nashville, Oct. 20, in
honor of the visit of Gen. j. S. Kountz. Conn
nlander-n Chief the Grand Army of the Republic.
VERMONT
r. Il. Farrell, Richmond: We are trying to start
a Post hes and have very good prospects OF sue
cess. We have about 20 sgners now.
WISCONSIN,
j. II. West, Z. c., Sutphen Post, No. Al, Evans
vile: Sutphen Post. No. Al, has adopted resolu-
tons of regret on the recent death of Comrade
Marcus III. Fish, late Co q, I'd Ill. l.. A.-Wm.
Grove, La Crosse: John Flynn Post, No. a, has
the honor of having among its members Sergt
Elliot G. Young, Co. ID, 1Ith Pa who was the first
man TO mount the top of Lookout Mountain after
its evacuation by the rebes.-J. NJ. Hunter, She
boygan Fails: Post No. II, of this place, had very
interesting Campfire on the 4th inst. at which
about GO of the comrades and their wives were
present. The Post is i'll prosperous condition.