The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-08-06
WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY AUGUST s. 1885,

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tears to the eyes of mary. During the Reunion
| was rendered recepsion by Dick Cheatham
| by T. G. Ryan, Post Commander, which was re-
| sponded to by Capt. r. K. Shaw, of Marietta.
| Rev. Z. j. Beard then delivered the address OF
welcome ON behalf of the citizens of Beverly.
Maj. Jackson, of the segment, spoke in re-
Spouse, after which the boys engaged in hand
| shaking and "reminiscences. The following are
the officers elected for ensuing year: President,
Gen. Charles E. Brown: Vice Presidents, Capt.
w. Cornell and Humphrey Beckett; Cor. Sec,
Capt. G. 3. Bartlett; Rec. Sec, Lieut.. L. G.
Mathena. The next meeting will be held at
Athens, o., the second Tuesday in August, 1886.
The coming Reunions Of the Southern Illinois
Volunteer Association promises to be an i'm
mense affair. 1t will be held at Centralia on
the 9Th. 9th and 10th of September. The citi-
of the association in coming and returning. All
the business men will give the battle scarred
veterans q royal reception, some of them
spending as high as 500 in decorating their
houses A large number Of tents will be fur
nished by the State through the kindness of
Gov. Oglesby. The Reunion will be held on
the grounds of the Centralia Fair Association,
beautifully located just west of the city. Gen.
Logan will undoubtedly meet his old comrades
on one of the three days. Gov. Ogesby, ex-
Gov. Hamilton, Senator Cullom, Gen. Sherman,
and a host of other old commanders are conf
IDENTIFY expected. The railways are entering
heartily into the matter, and will bring the old
veterans to Centralia for one cent per mile,
while transportation will be furnished citizens
for one fare. 1t is estimated that fully $4,000
people will be in attendance
George D. Brockett, Gustavus O.: The Goth
Ohio will hold its annual Reunion Aug %, 26
and 81 at Medina.
The soldiers, sailors and marines of Hancock
County, Ind, will hold their second annual Re-
Thursday, Aug. Ii to II. The Reunion will be
held under the auspices of Samuel IL. Dunbar
Post, No. 3d.
H. J. Goulding Hallowell, Me-: The 18th
annual Reunion of the Sd Me- will be held at
this place Aug. IL.
The Benton County Iowa Veteran Association
will hold its seventh annual Reunion at Vinton,
Sept. 80 and Oct !. Gen. Bill Gibson of Ohio,
and Others will be present and deliver the adj
dresses.
Perry P. Nelson, Putnam, O.: The 10Th an
nual Reunion of the 5th Conn. will be held at
New Haven, Conn.,, Aug. 10.
John NJ. Sturtevant, Keene, N. H.: The an
nual Reunion of the 14th N. III. will be held on
the battlefield at Winchester, Va, Sept. 10. in
connection with the second visit of Sheridan's
veterans to the valley.
s. w. Brees, Beatrice, Neb.: The Reunion of
the old soldiers of the State of Nebraska will be
held at this place Sept.7 to IL. All the old SOL
diers in the State are requested to be present.
The fourth annual Reunion of the soldiers of
Sullivan and adjoining Counties will be held at
Rockland, N. Y, Sept. 2, under the management
of w. T. Morgan Post, No. 293.
The sixth annual Reunion of the Butler
County Uowa) Veteran Association will be
held at Parkersburg, Iowa, Aug %, under the
auspices of James Braden Post, No. 242.
Allan Fl. Dougall, Fort Wayne, Ind: During
the grand Reunion to be held here Aug. 10 to
"a the following Indiana regiments and COM
panies will hold Reunions: The 18th, Com
mander Gen. Reuben Williams; Goth, Col. j. b.
Dodge; 18th, Col. c. w. Chapman Co. d, SSth,
Capt. Scott Swan the Tooth, Col. Johnson
129th Col. CA. Zolinger; 18th and ed bat
teres.
H. A. Krieger, Salamanca, N. Y: The annual
Reunion of the Veteran Association of Cat
taraugus County, N. Y, will be held Sept. 1.
Comrade Elkland, Pa: The 10th annual Re-
union of the soldiers of TiOga, Potter and
Steuben Counties will be held ut this place
Aug. 90, 81 and %, under the auspices of A. j.
Scofeld Post, No. 40. Camping ground, tents
and army rations will be furnished to accom-
modate all who may attend.
H. F. Sill, Independence, Iowa: There will
be a Reunion Of the 9th Iowa and Buchanan
County Veteran Association of this place, Sept.
8 and 10.
The Lenawee County Soldiers and Sailors
Association was reorganized at Adrian, Mich,
on the 27tk ult., and the following officers
elected: Pres, r. B. Robbins; V.-P., II. NJ.
Parker; Sec'y, A. w. Mills; Treas, NJ. T. Cole,
and Vice. President for each ward and town.
ship. A few years ago the association merged
itself in the Southeaste,1 Michigan organiza-
ton, but dissatisfaction mas resulted in re-
organization, although 1t viii still cooperate
with the larger body.
Ben Killam, Cleveland o.: The annual Re-
union of the 23d Ohio will be held of Lakeside,
O., August 10. 90 and 81. The following are
the officers: Pres, Gen. r. B. Hayes; V.-P.,
Gen. j. NJ. Comfy; Rec Sec'y, c. A. Willard
Cor. Sec'y, Ben. Killam; Treas, j. L. Cham
berlain. Field and Staff-Webb C. Bentley,
B. l.. Askue, W. c. Lyon, Fred Motry, Geo.
Shafer, T. II. Selders Amos Kirkwood, VIM.
Rex, G. w. Atkinson B. +. Burnes.
+. r. Stewart, Fostoria, o.: The 10th Ohio
will hold its next annual Reunion at Bettsville,
O., Sept. 3.
II. E. Trary, Canandaigua, N. Y: The an
nual Reunion of the Ontario County IN. W
145th N. w. will be held at this place August
26. Gen. II. w. Slocum is expected to be pres
emit
A. D. Crowfoot, gainesville, O.: There will
be Reunion of the 12Sth and 171st Ohio, San
dusky, O., August 10.
There will be a Reunion Of the old soldiers
of COwley County, Kan, commencing October
10, 1885, and lasting three days. All old SOL
diers and their families are invited to attend,
j. Stiles Seville: The annual Reunion of the
42d Ohio (Garfield's old regiment) will take
place at Lakeside, Ottawa Co., O., on Wednes-
day, Aug. 26. A good attendance Of comrades
is desired.
Pacific, but Emphatic.