The National tribune., 1884-12-18

Robert Mcpherson, Little Rock: New officers OF
S. V. c., J. Drees; J. V. c., j. Holt Surg J. Lew
elan; @. NJ, T. l.. Martin; Chap, G. w. Dale; O.
d., c. Mccoy; o. G., d. Tewey. Our Post is in a
very Hourshing condition.
CALIFORNIA;
General Orders, No. g. issued at San Francisco
Dec. 2, by order of J. NJ. Davis, Department Com
mander-J. b. Whittemore, A. A. G.-contain the
following: The newly-elected officers of Posts
will he Installed at The first meeting iii January
next The Senior Past Post Commander present
will act installing officer. In Posts not having
a Past Post Commander (other than the retiring
one the Department Assistant Inspector will act
az installing officer; or. III Assistant In
spector has been appointed installing officer
will be Immediately detailed upon notifying these
Headquarters of the fact Installing officers should
Immediately acquaint themselves with their duties
per prescribed form. They will not install the
newly elected officers until they satisfied that
all the quarterly reports and per capita tax for 1854
have been forwarded TO the Assistant Adjutant-
Generals office by the retiring officers, and will
state the fact in their reports"
ILLINOIS,
w. L. Lemley, Macomb: Our Post has MEM
bership of about 200 and is in fine working order.
H Il. Snider, Peniield: New officers of Seaver
Post No 233: COMMANDER J: NJ. Beard s. V. c.,
Il o. c la s. IL sS;5ar Mllei R y
Surg, j. G. Harmon; Chap, J. Roughton-W.
Z. Siywright, Sycamore: Post No r. of this place,
has a membership of 90 and is in thoroughly
prosperous condition-Frank Clendenin, Morri-
con On Dec. organized Samuel G.. Steadman
Post No. 49l, at Tampico, Whiteside County, with
% charter members. Officers: Commander T. NJ
Wylie; S. V. c., A. Myers; J. V. c., E. A. EN-
mons; Adjt JAS c. Reeves @. NJ, J. F. Leonard;
Surg, Fred Smith Chap, Giles Stilson; Q. D., A.
Wheelock; o. G., Barney McGrady: 8. NJ, j. 4.
Mosier; O. M. 81 James Leahy.
INDIANA
j. D. Armstrong, Rockport: New officers of
Spence Post, No. l2S: Commander, A; D. CARING
house; s. V. C., Geo. W; Belts; J. v. G., G. W.
Bodenhamer; O. NJ. b. w. Hamilton; Surg, J..
NJ. Daley; Chap, EdIey Brown; o. D., J. X.
Dalderson; o. g., j. II. Wood. Comrade VIM. Cox,
of the SD Ind, was buried by our Post last week,
about 30 members being present.-New officers
of Albion A. Williams Post, No. 1877. of North Lib
erty: Commander, Capt. G. A. Bettcher; S. " c.,
lar; q. NJ, l.. E. Coder; Surg, John Whitenger;
Chap, VIM. J. Bare; o. D., j. N. Rupel; o. c.,
James Rudduck; S, NJ Geo. J. Kellogg; @. NJ: s.,
Daniel Lint The Post is in furnishing condition,
and its membership is slowly but steadily increas-
ing.-A. Il. Hopper, Middletown: New officers
of Geo. w. RAIDER Post, No. 1I9: Commander, A.
Davis; Surg. Peter Mckenzie; Chap, Geo. w.
Iarkleson; o. D., Joseph A. Young; @: NJ,
Fred Tykis o. g. John Gibson af CO
Thomas Post: Commander, J. E. Haskell; S.V. c.,
L n. Walker; J.V. c., NJ. L. Brown; Chap: David
Holiday; o. G., j. d. Eagle Representatives to
Grand Encampment, w. H. Henley, Ed. Dewitt,
d. v. Burns Aug. Boice, John B. Elan, Win c..
J. X. Ross and w. f. Keay. The Post is the largest
in the State having sol members, and is in good
condition.. V. Osborn, Ladoga: AT the regular
meeting of Bruce Post, No. 49, resolutions were
adopted requesting Congress to pass the Mexican
Pension Bill now pending.
IOWA.
Jno. p. Welpton, Emerson: Post No. 224, Of this
place, has membership of 81 and has several APP
plications file. The Post is in good working
order, and the best of feeling exists among its
menbers.-Patrck Scaliy, Fort Dodge: Fort Don
elson Post of this place, is in hourishng condi-
ton and increasing its membership at every meet
ing.
KANSAS
Mrs. J. n. Hoffman, Parsons: Antietam Post, No.
a. of this place, gave bean supper the LIST inst,
which was grand success, the boys doing thor
ough justice to the pork and beans hard tack and
coffee. Good music was furnished, and dancing
was enjoyed by those who love TO trip the " light
fantastic" IL was late hour when the entertain
ment broke up.
MAINE
Gerry Post No. 5, of Monson, has adopted reso-
buttons of regret on the death of Comrades John
and VIM. ii. McDermot:.
MARYLAND.-
Chas. III. Shuck. Cumberland: New officers of
Tyler Post, No 5: Commander, Chas. H. Shuck
8. O., ID. f. Brocl1et; j. ". c., Theo. Noone-
maker; @. NJ, Levi Shaw; Surg. w. J. Creigcn;
Chap, j: ID. George o. d. G. b. Hargett o. g.,
Thos Eckshaw.