The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-06-04
sna scaled the Northwest Territory to the
GENERAL ORDERS.

ani scael the Northwest Territory to the
Union.
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEkDo'Rs GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,
TOLEDO, O., May % 1855.
General Orders. No. 16
The following appointments arc hereby an
n .1,nn Adslde e H. G 80, Gsn n
Bowman. San Jose, Cal; Il. o. Carr, st. Helena.
Cal; Chas. E Pinkham. Sacramento, Cal; John
II. Thatcher. Hartford Conn; Charles T. Glenn
ent. Fargo, Oak: W. II. Brown, Grand Forks,
Oak; J. VI. Lock. PIankinton, Oak; James VIII
son Flandreau, OAK; W. W. Simpson, Whining
McMurray. aeksonville, Fla; NJ. l.. Osborn, Eus-
lis, Fla; Albert r. Seifert Atlanta. Ga Henry ID.
Field, Chicago. ill.,; W. d. Lewis, Nincennes, Ind;
c. Z. BIiant, Huntington, Ind: G. WHIST, Madl-
son. Ind; A. F. Spa1:;....;;ig wabash, Ind: Vim. II.
Armstrong, Terrc Hautc, Ind; !. h. PlesHnger,
Bluil,on. Ind; J. A. NJ. Cox, indianapolis: Ind; c.
Davenport. Iowa; J.W. Wood, Russey, Iowa; 4. =.
Snow. Winfield, Kan; l., c. Weldy, Gaena, Kan;
Larned Kan; J; :. Kelly, Minneapolis, Kan; Ed
win Collar, Codwaier, Mich; Phillip Mothersell.
Detroit, Mich; J. r. Jenkins; St Paul, MINI;
Fitzpatrick, Kansas City. Mo-; V, z. Dillingham;,
Victoria: Mo-; William S. Pope, st Lonis, Mo;
J. III. Maeomber. Fort Custer, Montana r A.
Dolinan. Butte, Montana; Ross. began, Helena,
Montana; +. Alice, Omaha, Neb.: Charles
II. Reed. Manchester, n; H.; John II. Locke,
4. Chapman, Salisbury. n. H.; Chas J.. johnson,
Hamilton. N. V; /. H. Roster, Port Iyden, n: Y;
James A. Smith, Little Falls. y. v; L. w. Fisbe,
bonneville; n. "; L: Hall, Napanoek, N Y; Jas
Dolan Wa.ertown, n. Y; John A. Shilling and l. ii.
Mason, Brooklyn, n. Y; Henry Corse, Saugerties.
\. y; w. J; Camniiz, Columbus, Ohio II: N.
phia. Pa; John Burnett, Norristown, Pa VIM. L.
Miller. Carlisle. Pa; Joscsh b. Eaton, Pittsburg. Pa,
g. B. Tiffany, Indiana, Pa; f. l.. Schroeder, York,
Pa; Chas i. MeKenna, Pittsburg, Pa David S.
Ray East Providence, X. L.; ID. +. Longstreet,
Providence, r. L.; Thomas w. Coy, Westerly, r. l.;
Albert E. Sholes, Chattanooga, Tenn; VIM. Rule,
Knoxville, Tenn; Newton T. Beal, Rogersville,
Tenn; i. $. Thacher, Dallas, Tex; ID. NJ. Baker,
Galveston, Tex; c. A; Bundy. Arlington, VI: MI,
Leach Wocott, Vt; Jacob Hctieliinger, Hampton,
Va; Joseph T. Wilson, Norfolk, Va; Marion ID.
Esbert Walia Walla Wash. Ter.
The resignation of ComradeC n. Cowtan, A. DC,
is hereby accepted, he having been elected Senior
Vice oniaiander Of the Department of New York
Comrade John II. Ssothoff, a ID. c., Is hereby
relieved from duty on the Staff of the Commander
in-Chief.
BY command of JOHN S. koUNTz,
W. W. ALCoRN, Commander-!n-Chief
Adjutant-Gcneral.
HEADQUARTERS, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,
TOLEDO, o., May &c, 1885,
General Orders, No Il.
l. The National Encampmen: will assemble in
10Th annual session in the city of Portland ednes-
day, June u. 1855 at 10 o clock a..
IL. The Council of Administration will meet
Chamber, City Hall, at which place headquarters
will be established.
Ill The Commander in Chief ard Staff will leave
Toledo on special train Saturday jane 20 at 10
o clock p. H. via Michigan Central Railroad. The
train will be in charge of Mr.. NJ G. Roach General
Tourist Agent, VI. c. T. L., Toledo Ohio, who will
furnish any information 10 those desiring 10 go by
this train.
" The Grand Army of the Republic of Msine
through its Committee of Arrangements, extends
TO comrades cordial invitation to visit Portland
on this occasion, and have arranged mos: agree
able program for the entertainment Of all who may
come. The general parade VIII take place Tues
day, June 23, ut 10 o'clock Il. ~.
V. Comrades intending to be present at the En-
and who have not yet secured quarters
Bangs. Chairman Committee on Hotels, Watcrvilie
Ne In addition TO the hotel accommodations in
the city, the adjacent islands and AT old Orchard
Beach, camp has been established conveniently
located, where every arrangement has been made
for the comfort OF comrades desiring 10 avail them
selves Of such quarters.
VI. Departments have been organized during the
year as follows, viz:
Montana-AIareIl 10. 1855 Headquarters, Helena,
Mont. Thos. Z. Fuilcr, Department: Commander;
John Moilitt, Assistant Adjutanl- iieneral.
Texas-March -, 1888. headquarters, Dallas,
Tex. W. ID. Wylc, Department Commander; Geo.
W: Hynson, Assistant Acknowledgement.
VII. Information having been received at these
that ccsiain parties, not members of
the Grand Army of the Republic, are manuftctur.
ing and selling 10 comrades unauthorized and
spurious membership badges, the special attention
of Department and Post officers is called to this
matter, and they directed TO a strict enforce
Incnt OF the rule prohibiting comrades from wear
ing any other Membership badge than the sup
pied by National Headquarters.
BY command of JOHN 5. KoUTTZ,
w. W. AiCo2E, Commander-n-Chjcf
Acknowledgement
DATES OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The dates Of the Communicating Chief who
in the grand parade at Brooklyn
day, are Philadelphia, Monday evening,
Juue2; pittsbrrg, Tuesday, June 3, and Wheel
ing. Wednesday, June 4 thence home Judge
Cochrane, Senior Aid, will meet him at Pitts
burg and accompany him TO Wheeling
Mr. John AicElroy, managing editor of THE
NATIONAL TgIgUNE, formerly of the Biade,
has met with 4 warm reception since his arrival
among old friends He is arranging for the
transfer OF real estate in view of permanent
home in Washington. FORSYTH