The National tribune., 1884-07-31

ton may from time to time suggest.
have the honor 10 subscribe myself sir your
obedient servant,
JOHN A. LOGAN.
TIE the Hon. JOHN B. HENDERSON,
Chairman Of the Committee
THE DEPARTMENTS.
FLORIDA
James A. Pine, Eustis, Fla: Post No. is in fine
working order; has . members and expects to
muster six recruits at its next meeting.
ILLINOIS,
VIM. Thompson, Oquawka: Post No. I72 has
now membership of 75 and hopes soon to largely
augment that number.
INDIANA
]. L. Houghton, Plymouth: James Shields Post
No. 1863 was recently organized at Tippecanoetown,
with l6 charter members Officers: Commander,
George w. Cary; S. V. c., Henry Fisher; J. V. c.,
George Rhodes; Surg, DIR. Adolphus Latham; O.
NJ, John Kramer; o. D., William G. Elliott; o.
G., William Thomas.-A- II. Adams, FredericlSs-
burg: McPheeters Post, No. 49, will hold a Camp
fire and Reunion here Aug q and %.
IOWA.
C. yinton: Last week Is members of P. NJ.
charter members, at Blnirstown. Officers: Com
mander, Robt. Ferman s. V. c., @. w. Felt; J.V.
G., J: G. Hawkins; Adj't P. II. Lynch; Surg, H.
Hayden; 0. D., j. It. Halsted; o. G., p. J. Wood /;
$. NJ J. ID: King; Q. NJ. s.. r. Conn.,. e.
Smith, Toledo: S. S. DiIlman Post was organized
here the 9Th inst. by Commander Brock, of
Marshaltown, with 40 charter members. OIL
GERS: Commander. Milford Mitchell; S. V. G.. w.
ii. Holstead; J. V. c.. W. n Gger; @. NJ. +. E.
smith Surg, H. ". Boynton; Chap, J. N. VIM;
o. d., X Dexter; O. e., b. b. Houghkirk; Adgt
B. NJ Bishop; @. NJ. s., j. FL. Boles.
KANSAS
Lafayette Coffelt, Blaine: ]. r. Baker, of Post
No ISL Westinorelaild assisted by comrades of the
Post, mustered the 18th inst. Veteran Post at
Reserylle with 10 charter members. Officers ::
Commander, /. A. Feitield; S. V. c., Fl. Mann; J:
V. O., A. Reser; Adjf T. c. Hartwell Surg, David
Knight Chap, w. III. Northup; q. NJ Joel Bar
Gus; o. D., j. Graham; o. e., Lafayette Coffelt.
MAINE
]. s. Cleveland, Camden: Geo. s. Cobb Post is in
a very prosperous condition. The members are
very enthusiastic over Grand Army matters. some
Of them coming over 10 miles to attend Post meet
ings.
MISSOURI
Henry A .Astliolz. Girarden: Post No. 178 is
doing splendidly. We regret inability to send
good delegation TO Minneapolis.
MINNESOTA
J. McCallum, ortonyille Our Post here is in fine
condition, having a membership of I'D. S..
Hunter. Anolza: j. S. Cady Post. No. 2, is IN q
received five recruits ct the last meeting and eight
al the previous one.
MASSACHUSETTS,
G. A. Putnam, Worcester: Post No. 10 had its
annual excursion the l1th inst. to Oakland
Beach. and the comrades had day of great en-
joyment.
NEBRASKA
Ninth Corps" David City: send you list of
the Posts mustered in this Department recently ::
Kendall, No. 100, Stanton; W. T. Mcfarland, Com
nnnnder; July s; by K. b. Taylor G. M. O. Pierce,
No I9l, Pierce; H s. Beck, Commander; July @;
by e. b. Taylor, c. II o. Gen. Augur, No. 1872,
B. Taylor, G. NJ. o. Wright Woolsey, No. 40. Elk
Creek Rob't Bryson, Commanders July 10; by 3.
p Cook, A. A. G.
NEW YORK.
handsome gold badge was presented to Com
mandcr s. T. Hough by the comrades of c. J. Pow
ers Post, OF Rochester, ON the 10th inst-J. s..
Deffingwel Gainesville: Briggs Post, No. 301, is
mastering in recruits at every meeting and is in a
Hall; 5 V G., A Chapman J. " c., - -
Chap, r. Cornwell; Surg. G. III. Bowen; O. D.. G.
ID. Knapp o. g., g. A. Flint; Adj't, J: =: Letting
ard; o. s., F. Baker.-T NJ Lewis, Dryden: On
the 18th inst Carpenter Post. No. S2l, rendered
vote of thanks to the President for his veto of the
Fitz-John Porter bill-Holt Post, Fredonia has
adopted resolutions condemning the action Of Hon
#. u. Brewer in voting to postpone the considera-
ton Of the Mexican pension bill.-W. ii. Shaw
sherburne: Plumb Post. No. 499 organized
here the I'd inst. Officers: Commander G. L.
Rumerll S. v. c., s. Holden; j. " c., VIM. Allen;
o. d., d. A. Russell; o. G., e. Cobb; Surg, A b.
Allen; Chap, c. A. Fuller; @. NJ. Ira Slater ;
Adl't, g: s. LOOMS; s. NJ, VIM. Skinner; @. M. s.,
p. L. Whitney.
OHIO
James Wolfe, cambridge: Serg't McKell Post,
| of Senators Pendleton and Sherman in voting
against the first amendment TO the Mexican pension
BILL. w. Fry, Ashland: mustered Post No.
469 at Panonia with % charter members the 9th
| inst. Officers: Commander, j. w Ferree; S. V. c.,
Newton Charles; j; V; G, Robert Ellis; @ NJ, Jos.
w. Palmer; Surg, q. p. Satten, M. D.; Chap. Rev
| F. s. Wolf o. d., JOS. Haverfeld; o. e., James
Weagiey; Adjt Freeman Osborn; s. NJ, II. G..
Palmer @ NJ. s., r. H. Pittinger.-"L A c.,
New Philadelphia: S. V. Dept Commander r. B.
Brown instituted Post No 400 at Canal Dover,
with 43 charter members. Col. Geo. IL. Hildt is p
/ &c. Carson, Hillsboro: mustered Daniel Rose
Post No. AZ, at Sinking Springs July Is. Officers
Commander J. J: Turner; s. v C.. j. F. Belleson
j. V. G., j. t. Yankie; C NJ, Jos. Swisshelm
Surg, T. G. Webb Chap, G. w. Belleson; O. D..
j. NJ. Newton; Q. CD u. Long; Adi't, p. N.
| Wickerham; S. NJ, III. H. Beleson; O. NJ. S.. w.
Mcclure Resolutions of regret on the death of
| Comrade A. IL Powell have been adopted by Post
| No. 90, OF Bridgeport rs. V. c." Homer:
Dill Post, No. 49, mustered here by NJ. NJ.
! Murphy and John Scribner, of 10 Hooker Post
Mount Vernon, o. Officers: Commander, r. S.
| Fulton; S. " c., J. X. Locker; j. V. c., j. III.
Glaze; o. D., J. p. Fletcher; Adjt John III. Day;
| Chap, A. Williams; Surg NJ Berler; @. NJ, NJ.
! BroctOn %. c., III. n. Tippett; S. NJ. ID. Hunter;
! @. NJ. s., j. Murphy; l. s., Il. w. Larmore.
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