The National tribune., 1885-02-12
NEBRASKA

j. V. o., William henderson; ~. d., ~ Ii.
shamer; Adj't, John saxton .. G.. Henry Plter.
Delegate. Daniel Knous.-S. II. Shirley, Blue
b. f. Glanner; s. V. c., John Groves; J. V. c., +.
Horac; Surg, w. Burnham; Chap, G. Beal; Q.
NJ, Samuel Shirley; O. D.. William Brown; Q. G.,
S Helton; q. NJ. y, John Barrett.-S. S. Skin
ner, Tekamah: officers of Post No. us: Com
C.. J. p. James; o. D.. Chris. Giltner; Adjt,
Franklin Force; @. NJ, A. p. Mason.--A grand
rally and bean supper will be given by Glover
Post No. Ill, of Holdrege, on the 18th inst
NEW YORK;
p. Assmus, Mara: Officers of B. F. Davis Post,
No. $40: Commander, II. ID. Dennison; S. v. G.,
James w. Fowler; J. V. c., James A. Trip; AdJt,
Carter Rice; Chap, Asa B. smith, o. D., w. Aus,
tin; o: g., Martin Voght; S. NJ, Chas Garnet; q.
nj. s., Marke Myers.-Daniel NJ. Mitchell Way
land Officers of Post No. 3A: Commander, George
w. Morehouse; S. c. Daniel NJ Mitchell; j. V.
c., Milton j. Rooms; o. D., Henry L. Moora; q.
Andrew H Redsisssr s hst Wm
Shutes. Delegate to State Encampment, G.. J.Wier-
miller; Alternate, Henry Ii. Moora.-Augustus
Harrington, Warsaw Corp. Tanner, whose GA. Il.
work is familiar to the country, has devoted a
couple of weeks to the Posts in Southern and West
eTn New York, closing with Albion on the 20 ut;
Gay"-h delighted the public audiences, whre
his ready w.t. his apt anecdotes, above all his SEN
sible. earnest suggestions have kept the table IN
roar at every and delighted comrades in
every Post room. The impetus given it by Comrade
Tanner is likely, learn. to result in q new memo-
rial hall and GAR rooms at Belfast, N \. In
deed, he has been the Moody of Grand Army work
here and warmed the comrades who have met
him into renewed zeal for the Order they love.
There seems to be revival of the good work
wherever Comrade Tanners rare eloquence has
been heard The Posts redoubling their efforts.
and the comrades are more earnest IN their deVo-
ton. Gibbs. Hall, Buford, Bills, Thompson and
Hutchinson Posts in this vicinity were all visited,
and every Post with citizens, listened to the lee
ture. Such tours by such comrades quicken the
pulses of comrades and promote the Grand Army
work. They add to the membership and increase
the efficiency of the Order The accounts of such
work in the columns of such a journal as THE TRIB-
UNE increases its efficiency materally.-H. Clay
Hall of Little Falls n. Y, who was elected Depart
day, is a leading lawyer of Herkimer County He
enlisted private in 1862 in the lst NY. Mounted
Rifles, and was severely wounded at Suffolk, Va,
and later escaped from Libby Prison after remain
ing there four days.
OHIO
Jno.W Manning. Saneville: Officers Of Thomp-
son Post No 235: Commander S. nj. Sexton; 5. v.
e. JOIN Hunter; j. 1G John y Mass OBJ
Robert Gold; o. c.. Aaron Dobson; Surg, Pat.
McDermot; Chap. J; J. McFadden; S. NJ, S. s.
E. C. Emley.C enterburg: Officers of c. G. Harker
Post, No. 142: Commander, VIM Writesman; S.V.
G., VIM: Beach; }. " C., Marshal Do,y; Chap.
Sylvester Best; Adjt, N. F. Hasson; o. D., f. G.
Emley; o. g.. A. Barbour; Q. NJ: s., J: w. Hop
e. G W. MyersSy NJ Dps H. Badger
Madison Officers of Burnham Post, No. S5s Com
Pandes, ID PottsT s C., s. W Smith; n IG:
Chap, II. W. Blakeey; o. D. F. A: Cady o. G.,
9. P. Smith; Adjutant J: Q; Adams S. NJ,
A, s; stratton; @. NJ; s., Carlos Turney-M
No. sos mustered with 20 charter members
and the following officers: Commander, J. w.
jackson; S. v. c., J. p. Robertson; J.v. G., II. II.
A. Win,ermute; o. D., w. II. Rowlands; q. NJ,
Arnold Bishop; Adj't, Benz; F. Morris; o; G.,
Gierhart, Baltimore: Officers of Post No. 1868:
Commander, A L. Gierhart: S.y. G., T. J. Arnold;
"; C, Amos smith; @ D., S; S; ,Westi @ Nj
den; Chap, Gabriel Weist; Q. NJ. s.. Levi Wagner;
S. NJ, Abraham Reader. Delegate TO National En-
campment J. W. Chapman; Alternate, VIM. Cook.
Commander, }. III. Mowers; $. V. c., Il. 4. Parry;
J.V.C, John Applegate; Surg: }. l.. Marks; Chap,
John Douse; 0. g., Leonard Tressel; Adj't, c. c.
Arehart; s. NJ, NJ. Cutler; O. NJ s., w. w. Bow
den. Delegate to Department Encampment at
Akron. John Apologize: Alternate, ID: ID. Letter.
The second annual complimentary Reunion of
August Which Post of Cincinnati, was held on Sat
urday evening last, and was largely attended.
Among those present were visiting delegations of
Joe Hooker Post, from Dayton; William Nelson
Post, of Newport, and Garfield Post, of Covngton.
POTOMAC
The following resolution of thanks to Secretary
Teller for his uniform OF the interests of
soldiers and sailors has been passed by Kit Carson
I'ust, No. 2 of Washington, ID. c.: Whereas the
Hon. Henry NJ Teller has, during his administra-
ton of the Interior Department zeaiousiy and faith
fully guarded the interests of Union soldiers and
sailors. and their widows and orphans. in every
branch of the Department of the Interior. there
fore: BE ii reSoircd That the thanks of Kit Carson
Post, No. 2, GAR, be, and they are hereby. ten
dercd to the Hon Henry NJ. Teller Secretary of the
Interior, for the thorough manner in which he has
watched over the true interests of the Union soldiers
and sailors of the late war; that the foregoing pre-
amble and resolution be recorded in the minutes
and copy signed by the Commander and Adju-
tant, be presented to Mr.. Teller"
VERMONT
A. II. Burgess. Chester: Officers of Henry Post
No q: Commander, A. II; Burgess; $. V. G., II.
Miner @. NJ. Daniel w. Davis; Surg, A. n. Lar
mead; o. d., NJ ID. Whitman; o. c., A. f. Reed
Adjt. II. A. Gould S. ~, JAS. o. Smith; q. NJ. s.,
l.. T. Park; 1. S., Z. NJ. Carlisle; o. s., Nelson
Harper.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Robert Dunn, Yakima City: Officers of Meade
Post, No. 9: Commander, 7; Kingsbury; S.y.C,
Holton; AdTt j. o. Clark @. NJ. Robert Dunn;
Q. NJ s, Walter Reed; Chap, A. j. Lewis.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Officers of Custer Post, No 8, Clarksburg; Com
mander, Jacob N. swartz; S Y. C., 5. J; Boyles;
Raymond; Surg, ID. 2. Morgan; Chap, r. NJ.
Wallace; O. d., John c. Peck; o. e. G. Shuttle;
Delegates TO @ hee Hay
mond and John l.. Ruhl; Alternates, s. j. Boyles
and NJ S. Riley.
WISCONSIN,
III. H. Stedman, Ontario: Officers of James Will
liams Post, No. l5S: Commander, II. Il. Marsden;
S. V. c., l.. Boring; j. V. C., c. G. Haskell; Adj't
II. H. Stedman; Q. NJ, w. J. Heath; Surg, Z.
Walker; o. D., A.P Hobbs; O.G., J. Gordon; Chap,
n. Boldan; S. NJ, ID. Lumbly; q. NJ. s., w. Car
ter.-S. w. Tealey. Platteville Officers of Platte
vile Post: Commander III. l.. Thomas; s. " c.,
+. Lbert; J. " c., J. L. Spencer; Surg j. Marion
Rose; Chap, Rev. A. =. johnson; o. d., NJ. r.
Camp; o. c. VIM. Bachelor; q. NJ, Chas. Welt
Warnamake.-P. l.. Van Epps Weyauwega:
Officers of Andrew Chambers Post, No $50: Com
mander, ID. Wappes; s. " c., John Mack; J.V. c.,
John Burngesser; Adj't, =. L. Van Epps; Q. NJ,
John Rhode; Surg, Albert Smith; Chap, O. A.
Rich o. D., Il. 4. Ensign; o. e., VIM. Rease; 5. NJ,
b. Vincent l. s., G. III. Goodnoe.-Geo. H. Dob
bins, Tunnel City: Officers of Post No. A.: Com
mander i. L. Bolton; S.V. c., j. f. Percy; J.V. c.,
q. III. Dobbins; Surg, W. ID. Stannard; o. d., l..
Sweet Q. NJ, 4. ID. Beniaman; Chap, ID. H. Spoo-
ner; Adj't, A. Herringe; o. g., j. Vandervoort
S. NJ, +. Johnson; q. NJ. s., r. Hancock. Delegates
to State Encampment, j. L. Percy, Con. Sullivan;
Officers OF j. f Sawyer Post, No. Z: Commander,
J. G. Pierce; S. " c., c. c. Morton; J. " c., CIV.
Bussey; Surg, r. L. Cook Chap, J. NJ. Fowler;
Q. NJ, J. ii. Shattuck; o. d., w. w. Wilcox; o. c.,
S. II. Carver; Adj't (acting), r. L. Cook: s. NJ,
ii. w. Rood; Q. NJ. s., A. T.. Howard; G., L. ID.
Shipman.-Alen, Joey, Lancaster Officers of Post
No. 1872: Commander, Alexander Jeoy; S. V. c.,
James Woodhouse; j. V. c., Thomas Mcmahon;
Chap. g. NJ. Hood; o. D., G. X. Baxter; o. G.,
NJ. j. Ellis; Surg, Henry Keen; q. NJ, John Miles;
q. NJ. s.. Herman Buchnes; Adjt A. c. Morse
S. NJ. j. +. Lane.
Attractive and Useful