The National tribune., 1885-09-03

royal style. Nearly every house bore some
patriotic emblem, aud the decorations on the
streets were most profuse and beautiful.
Speeches were made by Rev. Dr. Mcfarland, of
Cambridge; Hon. S. f. Hills, of GAINESVILLE,
and Rev. NJ. Timberlake, of Adamsville. An
original poem was read by Maj. ]. X. Brown,
of Columbus. MUSIC was furnished by the
New Concord Band and Glee Club. The Off
GERS of the associations are as follows: President,
r. B. Brown GAINESVILLE; ice-Presidents-
Field and Staff. o. S. Langon, Blufiton, o.; Co.
A, w. w. Mckinney New Concord; B, Oliver
Barnett; c, L. c. Davis Gallon, o.; ID, f. I'll.
Stevens, Upper Sandusky, O.; E, S. E. Hills,
GAINESVILLE, o.; +, A.GIover, Delaware, O.; G,
L. o. D0oittle, Mansfield, O.; II, ]. r. Upde-
grove, Gazette, O.; /, sChas. l.. Kerr Shelby. o.;
K, James McCourt, Claysville, o.; Chap, j. A.
Gleason, Van Vert; Cor. Sec, Alexis Cope CO.
lumbHs; Rec. Sec, J. NJ. Ewing, Upper San
dusky; Treas, l. n. Welker, 526 Pearl St.,
Cleveland.
Richard Lawrence Red Bank, n. J.: There
will be Reunion of 1st n. J. Cav. at Trenton,
n. j., Oct /.
A. Roberts, Rising City, Neb.: Please change
the date of the Reunion of the 30th Ohio, which
was to have been held at Bloomfield, Iowa,
Sept. % and "a, to the Goth and 30th of the
same month.
A. r. Richard, Marshalltown, Iowa: The Sd
biennial Reunion of the 32d Iowa at Hampton,
Sept. "a and %. Reduced rates on all railroads
and at hotels.
G. B. Weldon, Centraia, ILL.,: Annual Reun-
ion of the soldiers and sailors of Southern Hi
nOis at Centralia, Sept. 6, 9 and 10. Gems. Lo-
gan, Sherman, Black, Rinaker and other prom
inent officers of the late war. and Cows Oglesby
and Hamilton, are expected to be present.
The survivors of the 9th, 39th ADD and 63d
Ohio are requested to convene in Marietta, o.,
Sept. 8 and TO- 1885.
Chas. E. Harden, Homer ILL.,: The first an
al ,nrx I'LL h. oil -
this place Oct. 81, % and %. All comrades are
respectfully requested to send their names and
addresses to me.
r. c. Rankin, Ripley O.: A Reunion of the
9TH Ohio at Portsmouth, O., Sept. 16.
o. G. Daniels, Mt. Vernon, o.: The old sth
Ohio CAROLS old regimenU will reune at Ere
mont, o., Sept. 10.
The third annual Reunion of the 9Th Iowa at
Washington, Iowa. Reduced fare will be Sc
cured on all railroads possible for comrades and
their families.
The 21st annual Reunion of the survivors of
the Sth n. Y. II. A. was held at Niagara Falls
on the 22d ult., and was the largest meeting of
the organization yet held. An interesting in
cident was the return of the regimental cOlors,
which have been in the custody of the War
Department, to the organization. The presenta-
ton speech was made by Col. John b. Weber,
and they were received on behalf of the regi-
ment by Mr.. Peter A. Porter, son of the late
Col. Porter, who commanded the 9Th Art.
j. II. Russell, Dubuque, Iowa: The second
Reunion of the survivors of the 2lst Iowa was
held at Farley, Dubuque Co, OH the 18th and
Goth ofAugust, and it was truly ajoyous gather
ing-173 old soldiers, with their wives, being
Hospitality entertained, without money aud
without price. On the second day thousands
gathered to the annual Harvest Home, and pro-
visions enough for regiment were provided.
Thanks to the noble women of Farley, who
labored necessarily day after day for our COM
fort. The next Reunion is to be at Cedar Falls,
Iowa. Sept. Is, 1887. &c.,
Edward Willis Motherhood, n j.: The sec
ond annual Reunion of the surviving members
of the Anderson Zouaves ICED n. " was held
at 1874 Sixth avenue, New York city, on the
2lst of August, the anniversary of its departure
for the seat of war. = 4
The sixth annual Reunion of the list Ohio
Cav. will be held at Washington c. H., Fayette
Co., O., Sept 23d. All comrades with their
families are cordially invited.
J. E. Barnes Westport N Y: The 18th an
nual Reunion of the 18th n. Y. will be held at
Saltwater Saratoga Co, n. ", Oct. 7, 1885.
Austin Sylvester, Boston, Mass: The Massa-
chusetts Mozart Association of the 10th n Y.
will hold its annual Reanion at Plymouth,
Mass, Sept and g. Collingwood Post, 6. r.,
will give the members a reception at their hall
the evening Of the Sth and a good time may be
expected as Capt Frank A. Johnson, an old
member of the regiment, lives there, and it is
upon his invitation that the Reunion is held
there.
The survivors of the 10th Mass will hold
their annual Reunion at the Willows, Salem,
Mass, Sept. 8, 1885. All members of the regi-
ment are requested to be present.
The Reunion of the 7th n. Y. II. A. was held
at Albany Aug 10. 1t was largely attended,
and was a most enjoyable affair in every partic-
ular.