The National tribune., 1885-03-19

o c.. John simmons; q NJ, G. r. Graves Adit,
Thomas rriclSctt q. VI. =. w @. Gardner; :. NJ,
Officers of Stephen Hainlin Post, No. I16: Com
mander, H. w. Graham; ). V. g., y. n. Leland; {;
J.N. C., David poar; Ali't, Eiiwood Devare; @ NJ,
J. i. Andrews; Surg, Elijah Devarc; Chap. T. Il.
Gillian; o. D.. Daniel Hand o. G., Thomas Cope
| land; g. NJ. y, Michael Bowman; s. NJ. James
Watson.
IOWA.
f. A. Patterson. DrakevilIe: Officers Of Post No
257: Comn,ander, VIM H. waughop; = V. e.,
Thos. Brown; J. V. c., Geo. Ii. Adams; Chap 9.
II. Warrington; o. D., VIM NJ sayes; Q. NJ. G; II.
5. NJ. +. \. Patterson.--W. II. II. Booth Em-
met5burg Officers Of Henry Dalton Post No. $50:
Commander, w: II. II; Booth; 5, v, c. Bost-
wick; j. V. G.. Miles McNaily; q. NJ, w. A. Scy-
ems; Surg, Seldom Cady; Chap j. s Atkinson; ;
o. d.. Ed Joyce; o. G., J. J. Kane; Adjt, lie Roy
Grant Our Post has suffered heavy loss in num-
bers by the organization of Posts either side of
us, but gaining now, as we mster-in recruits
almost every meeting and every comrs.de is fully
aroused to the importance of the work, and will
stand shoulder to shoulder (as they fought) with
| the object in view" Success!" To make sue
cess douby sure, every comrade should resolve
himself into a committee of to see that every
eX-tnion soldier becomes reader of the paper
| which advocates such measures are in accord
with the principles of our soldiers, and one that
has always presented the needs and wants and
fearesly stood up for the rights and the just dues
of the Union soldier. Comrades, when you need Il
paper that does all the above, and more too sub
| scribe for THE NA1LoNNL IRIBrNE; and You vi! vii
! never regret it--W. q. Parrish llopeviIIc: Off
GERS of Wilson Post No. S25, Hopeville Com
niander, \. g. Parrish; ). v g., J: Fl. G. shields;
| J. V. G., e. Reitze; o. D., e A. Wilson: Adjt T.
| j. Vets; Q. NJ, Geo. Myers; Chap, b. J. Melvin;
s Newt Reed; o. % G., JAS u.s. M Ient~The TIE f@ilowing
| officers of Syrenus Paciar, Post, No 301 have
| been installed for the ensuing year: Commander,
Estey; Adj't, q. r. Mills O. NJ. H. 8. Rise; Surg,
J, W. Norstine; Chap, \; &; straverson; o. D.
Cha paekard O GJ H. b; Foster IH,i & NJ r. D; D,
| Department Encampment, L. A. TraslS Alternate,
! = |. Glspie The Post is in good working order,
aud live Post in every rcspect.--H. q. Rogers,
mander, +. c. Fritz; $ V. c., j. r. Lupton; J. V.
C., c: J.. Hench; Adj,t. S, L. Stanley: Q: NJ, J. r.
D., A. l.. sSeigfricd o. G., Jas. Hoon; S. NJ X. g.
Kennelley; q. NJ. $, j. Harlan.
KANSAS
| II D. Iciserman, Wichita: Officers OF Garfield
! Post. No. ii: Commander, II. II. Heiserman: :. V.
| G., NJ. s i.oschell J. V. c., John Fisher; O. D.,
| Milton Stewart; q. NJ, John A. Doran; o. g., Al
fred Ratzeil; Q; NJ. $, II. /. Taylor; NJ, J. II.
Newton: Judson Kilpatricl< Post, No IS, Newton,
| Kan, organized Jan H. 1892, with Hon. >. L.
Peters now Representative from this District to
| Congress) rs Post Commander. Itnow has menu
bership of $50 iii good standing. Only one death has
| occurred since the organization. Officers: Com
mander, {. :. Bowman: $. V. G, r. w. Denny; J..
| v. C., J. +. Wafer; o. D., J. w Edwards; .. g. A.
J. Partridge; Adit w. II. Hassan: .. NJ, Phillip
Lander; Chap Wm. c. Coulter; Surg, T. NJ. Cole
man; s. NJ o. B. Hildreth; q. NJ. 5, H.. =. Spore.
| y. A. Underwood, Allegan: Officers of Post at
Allegan: Commander George Iichlied; 5. V. c.,
| Wm. Boswell; }; V. G., George Eyener; Chap,
A. Underwood; Q. NJ, Robert McIZlwane; Adjt,
| Thomas Hnrtshorn; Surg, William Murray; Color
Bearers Adam Wynn. j. A. Underwood, Warren
| Iinsey.-A. w Crawford, Paoa: McCaslin Post,
| Nc. liz, is in flourishns condition We have
taken steps to build I hall to meet in, and intend
! 70 erect a building costing from s. 600 to $40 900.
| %. ii. Coulter, Council Grove: o. 7. Morton
Post was organized at WilsCy, Feb H. and the fol-
/ lowing officers chosen: Commander, George W.
Coffin; = V. C., III. :. Evans j. V. g., II. V. Mon
roe; Adit, G. ii. Hanna; Chap, w. $. Mitchell; :;
! Q. NJ, w. 4. Mounts; o. d., J. 5. Eariywiuc; o.
G., II. Wakefield; 5. NJ, Zadock Baker: .. NJ. s.,
H. c. Gardner Surg, J. w. Evans. Mastering
Officer J. w Mercer, of Council Grove, conducted
| the work OF organization.
KENTUCKY.-
General Orders No. s, issued at Newport, Feb.
| 26 by order OF William H. Horton Commander
| Charles Radomacher A. A. G.-is follows {:
Whereas, at the last annual Encampment. DanviIlc
was selected the next place for meeting; yet for
reasons unnecessary to relate, il is now deemed
inpractcai;le to convene, and this city was
the second choice, and il being accessible by rail
| and river therefore, the third annual EncImpment
OF Kentucky viii convene IN the city of Newport
on Friday, March ~, 1885, i'll Memorial Hall, at .
o'clock Il. m. Posts entitled to be represented
as follows: First. All Past Department Command
ers. Second All Past Post Commanders. Third
Nj Post Commanders. In their absence the Senior
or Junior Vice Commander in the order of their
rank. Fourth. Representatives and Alternates. as
prescribed by the Rules and Regulation, All Of
the above named must be in good standing Dec
81, 1884. Posts which i'll for any report
per capita tax for the year Will not be considered
as entitled TO representation. meeting of the
Council of Administration will be held at Depart
ment Headquarters at 3 O'Clock y. M on Thursday
March 26, to prepare the business for the Encamp
ment and TO attend TO such other matters may
be properly brought before it. The Committee on
Credentials Will be follows: Conrade Charles
Rademacher, Assistant Adjutant- 81 General; Com
ride i. II. Keene. VIM. Nelson Post. No. l. Com
rade f. a. ii. Beyland, James A. Garfield Post
No. p Comrade j. NJ kesler, Joe Hooker Post
No. i6 The committee will meet promptly at 9
O'Clock a. m. on FrHay, March =, at Memorial
Hail. The Commanders of VIM Nelson Post No
/; James \. Garfield Post, No. , and Joe Hooker
Post, No. i6, are each requested To furnish detail
of one Officer of the Day, one Officer OF the Guard
and two comrades to act guards; officers and
guards in uniform and with arms.
NAME
Officers of Burnside Post Auburn Comm8nder
Chas $. Emerson; 5. V. c., Geo. Lotirop; j. " c.,
o. G. Phillips; adj't, Geo. Clifford; Surg, A. Nj.
Pcabes; Chap, W. L. Alden; o. d., G. J.. Metcalf
-General Order, No. !. issued at Damarscota
Feb. 20, by Jas. A. Hall Department Commander
announces the establishment of Headquarters at
Augusta. aud also the following staff appoint
ments: A. A. G., l.. B. Hill, Post i3 Augusta; A
Q: NJ g., b. r. Reals, Post a, Auburn; ms, A. A.
Nickerson. Post 60, PortIandi Judse-Advocate, Ii.
ii. Burbank Post &C. Saco.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Ernest Wagner, Methuen Officers of Post No.
100: Commander, john >. Tspiey; S. V. c.. VIM,
Mcdonald; J. V; C., John Mininbam; Surg, Geo
E Woodbury.; o. D.. John Cairns; q. NJ, Ernest
Wagner; Adj't, Draus Pierce, Chap G. j. Sar-
gent; o. c.. hos. &. Cogsweil; $. NJ Frank lin
w. Cluif; q. Nj. =, Edward 4. Sawyer.-Cun-
rade Newccmb. L. X. Wilcox Post No. l6 SPRING
field: Department Commander J. w. Herscy has
appointed the following stan officers: a. 4. G.,
Alfred G. Monroe of BrocISton A. q. NJ. q. w. w.
Scott Of Worcester; O. N. o., Chas. Fay. OF Spring
field; Ins., Il. X. Wales of Borchestcr.-C. W.
Putnam Worcester: q. A. Custer Post No 20 of
MilbuTy, recently gave Camp-tire in the Town
Hall here To which Posts TO- o. I67 a. II l35 and
1U5 were invited. Department Commander j. w.
Hcrscy. Comrades G. l.. Patch, }. G. Crawford
Hyde, Mckenzie, Churchill Titus, Bostwicis and
others the -latfuTm and addressed the
boys. During the year ending Dec. 81, 1884 Post
S33GI9 IL soldiers not comrades TO the amount of
s9907; transient soldier applicants 26. amount
$50 - widows of soldiers 90 amount 5507 81 total
for the year, SJS0iO; total amount paid for relief
since March, 1859, sci i65. 73-S. l.. Andrews Es-
On the 9Th inst. o. II. l.. Sargent Post No 1872
lost its hall, together with its furniture, equip
ments, books, etc. by fire VIM. Andrews Camp
No. 5, Sons of Veterans, and the Woman's Relief
Corps, which met in the same hall also lost their
efiecis.-CoTp. James Tanner ectured OF thu,
Maverick Congregational Church East Boston, lnst
Thursday evening, ON Soldier Life" The receipts
went To the Soldiers Home.--C'ommander J. w
HeTscy, DepaI Iment of Massachusetts, has rendered
the position of Judge Advocate to Capt II. NJ
Abbott of Northampton, veteran of the 37th
Mass and Register Of Probate of Hampshire
Go.
hiNNES ORA
Ed. McKinzie. Luvernc: Officers Of John A.
Dick Post, No. 90: Commander. A. (. Croft; s. V.
C., w III. Haibcrt; j. V. T., +. Phinney; Q. NJ, T..
ID. Hadiey o. D. Ezra Rice: .. e., Edwin Gill
ham; Chap James Preston; Adjt, Ed. Nick cnzie;
6. NJ, NJ. Brown; q. NJ. $, +. X. Scuyer-S S.
Carpenter. Edgerton: On Jan. II Alfred J. Nichols
own home being unable account of sickness TO go
TO the Posi- room.--W. +. Sutherland Austin: Post