The National tribune., 1885-03-26

| Headquarters the name, rank, company and regi-
ment Tor vessel, also the date of muster into the
Post, of all comrades who die, that n record of
the same may be kept and published with the pro-
| ceedings OF the Department Encanpment.
VIII. Antietam Post No. IA. was mustered Mt
Sharpsbnrg. Washington County, Feb. 9, 1855, Ed
| ward Hebb, Commarlser
has been changed by dropping James A" and
the Post will hereafter be known as Garfield Post,
No. lS
Y. Attention Is called to the Blue Book recently
| issued by Past Commander Chief Comrade Rob
ert B. Beath: This is valuable work, and every
| Post should have at least one copy. The price is
| 81 and can be had by making requis;tion for the
same ON the Assistant Quartermaster- General.
XI The address of John McNalIy, late of Co. II,
I'd Md Veteran Volunteers, is want d by Conirnde
! ChristopherJ. Cummings, Siaffordville Ocean Co,
\. j., late of said company and regiment The adj
dress of John Gliis, late First Sergeant, Co. A. 9Th
| L. ;. Colored Troops, and Daniel Donnelly, late
Sergeant, Co f, 9Th Pa. Reserve Corps. is wanted
by IL. =. Maxwell Special Examiner Pension De-
partnent, Room /, U. 5. Courthouse, Baltimore,
XII. All comrades appointed on the staff will
Immediately forward 10 the Assistant Adjutant-
BY command of JOHN W. HORN
| Department Commander.
| Assistant Adjutant- General
TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA.
| General Order, No 2, issued at Nashville,
| March 8, is as follows:
j. At the first annual Encampment of the Depart
ment OF Tennessee and Georgia, Ga r., held Mt
|
comrades were duly elected and installed to the
offices designated
Commander, Edward s. Jones' Post No 1, Nash
g. VIM 8. Marshall, Post No 2. Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
| JV. c., Charles L. Wilson, Post No 81 Atlanta,
NJ D., Charles A. Beckert, Post No "a, Cullman,
Ala.
Chap. Rev. T. c. Warner, Post No q Chatta-
Council Of Administration--H. F. Temple, Post
n no @ Ien A. aayes poI, Pos. st No 10
Pulaski Tenn; J. j. Hcuser Post No. L. Nashville,
Tenn; John ~ Moore, Post No. ID, Bulls Gap p. o.,
| Tenn.
| Representatives to National Encampment- At
| large VIM. H. Kirk. Post No %, Maryville, Tenn.
Alternate, :. :. Garret, Post No. 3, Memphis, Tenn
Delegate, Gen. John r. Lewis, Post No. q, Atlanta
Ga; Alternate, s. Herbert Lancey, Post No. 81, At
! lapta Ga.
| H. Headquarters are established at Nashville
| Tenn.
| The following appointments are hereby an
nounccd OH the staff oil the Commander, and the
officers named will be respected and obcyed ac-
| cordngly:
Dc.sartment saff-A A. G., VIM. ]. Watson, of
Geo. II. Thomas Post, No. !. Nashville, Tenn;
A. Q. VI. c., Henry Trauernicht. of Geo. H. Thomas
| Post No. l. Nashville, Tenn; Dept lnsp'r Newton
Il. Beal, of JOS. A. Beal Post, No. b. Rogersvlle,
phis Post No: 3, Memphis Tenn; c. NJ. o., Aex-
ander Eekel of Col. Sanders Post, No. O. cambridge
Tenn; Chief a. ID. Z. and "A. 4. \. Gen, Chas. w.
! Norwood, of Lookout Post, No. g Chattanooga,
! Tenn
| Ill. Post Commanders are hereby requested to
forward to these headquarters the name of com
rde from their Post for appointment on the staff
Aid d-de-Cnmp or Assistant Inspector. Post Com
maDders i'll submitting recommendations. owe it
| to themselves and TO the Grand Army at large to
seek to beSfow honor upon the one consideration of
mertoriuns service. No true cOmrasie will wear a
rank badge unearned Appointments on the staff
| will be made only on the condition that the COM
| rade thus honored will honestly seek to promote
the best interest of the Department The GAR in
all its haowed interests demands the faithful, con-
| scientious service of us all.
" Attention is directed to tho rules ard rcgula-
tions in regard to the quarterly reports of Posts.
and Quarternaster to make their reports and hand
them to him a the last regular meeting of the quar-
ter ending March 81. June 30. September 30 and
December 81, 30 that he could compare them, see
that they agree. and forward them with the per
capita tax to these headquarters. Blanks for re-
ports vii! be furnished, on application, when
wanted
Unless the quarterly reports received at head
quarters on time the consolidated report of the De-
parment to National Headquarters cannot be made.
1t Is important that the Department be kept in good
standing at National Hea,!.i .i,,arters-oneP Post in the
Department should not hold the whole Department
back call attention of Post Commanders TO this
matter, a5 the responsibility rests upon them and
they must insist upon their Adjutant and Quarter
master performing their duties
V. The attention of the Officer of the Day is par
ticu!arly called to the unwritten work. As it is
your duty instruct the recruits in the unwritten
work it is important you instruct them correctly,
that comrades visiting other Posts or Departments
may not bring reproaeh upon the Post TO which
fully worked out by the cypher and key.
VI. Comrades let ms now turn attention TO
all worthy Union soldiers in the Department Upon
again assuming command, promise to do all in
my power TO promote the best interest of this De-
partment and the GAR | NEST earnestly ask
your cooperation and hearty support Let us
solve to make this year grand success.
The Department of Tennessee and Georgia is
sacred gTound-,he scene of some of the s:randcst
achievements of man. IL is bathed with the best
blood of the Nation, and has within its bosom the
dust of 50 J7 comrades who gave their lives for the
flag they loved and that the Nation might live.
This alone should incitc in the breast of every sol
dier pride in the success of this Department. Let
the principles of Fraternity Charity and Loyalty
induce every comrade to do something to advance
his Post. There thousands of ex- Union soldiers
still outside who eligible let every effort be
made 10 bring them in.
VII The organization of the Woman's Relief
Corps, auxiliary TO Grand Army Posts is respect
fully recommended and urged upon the attention
of officers and members of Posts organized and to
be organized.
BY command Of EDWARD :. JONES,
Official: Department Commander.
Asst Adjutant- General.
Reflections: Post No. q, George Il. Fowle Co. A,
Ist n v L. A. Post No 3, Wni Mcdonald Co. A.
18th u s. Inf; JAS T. Smith Co D. I83d Ohio; Wm
NJ. Scott 20. b. 18th Pa; Thos. NJ. Rowden Co. A,
I'd Tenn.
NEW. JERSEY.
General Order, No 9, issued Mt Red Bank on
the 10th inst, is as follows:
!. The following comrades are hereby appointed
the personal II q: the Department Com
mander. They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly:
Chief Of stat, E. " Richards, Post No 23 Trcn-
ton.
Provost Marshal, Chas. p. Lord, Post No. 10,
VinelInd.
Assistant Provost Marshal. Jas. J.. Franklin,
Post No. Is, Woodbury..
COMFY of Subsistence, George Barrett Post No.
5, Camden.
Ordnance Officer, Frank p Mulcahy, Post No
Ii, Newark.
Add1 Asst @. NJ. General, H J. Fi,-lan, Post
No Is Bordcntown.
ii. The following named comrades appointed
aS Aids-d Camp: VIM. f. Lambert (Senior A. ID.
CD Post No. 81 Dover; Adam Smith. -, Camden
Chas r. Vale, 80 Jersey City; Louis Mitchell, IA,
Union; VIM II. Miller, %, Elizabeth; Geo l.. Aab,
81, Newark; +. Hartman, 20, Jersey City Hights;
G. III. w. Nanscver 20. Lambertville; A. S Hill s,
Trenton; JOS. Il. Field 81 Red Bank A c. Gile
10 Cape May City; l.. T.. Wills, b, Atlantic City
L. r. Brid,en, 4, Newark; John III. Pickett 81,
Fred. A. Wildricl, So Phpsburg: j. Newton
Terriil Is New Brunswick; =. " H. Stryker 49,
Raritan; Geo. w. Thorn, u Beverly; H. H. White
horne, 30, Caldwell; John l. Shiun, Is, Buriington
Daniel Whiting SO, Salem; David G. Hawkins, ~,
New Egypt; Daniel Il. Ginenback A. Bridgeton;
John u, lc, 81, Hoboken; John w. Wright sG,
Gloucester City.
ILL., The following Posts have been mustered
since last General Order: Post No. 81, Cape May
Court-house with q comrades; Post No. 92,
Boomingdae with 90 comrades.
~. Assistant Inspectors will be announced and
assignments made in a future order.
" The Assistant tluarternasier-G General desires
to call the attention of Post Commanders to the
fact hat b,,b haas Mt % full