The National tribune., 1885-09-17

Posts I57; warricl Co. five Posts, l57; Switzer-
land Co, four Posts, $50; Adams Co.: two Posts,
Posts, III; Monroe Co, four Posts III; Knox Co.,
three Posts 139; Rush Co, two Posts, l3S; Law
renee Co, two Posts, 49,; Benton Co. FIVE Posts
1874; Howard Co, two Posts, 133; Jennings Co,
three Posts 35; Upton Co., four Posts. l32; Cass
Co, three Posts, l25; Parke CO., five Posts. us;
Shelby Co.. one Post, lis; White Co, three Posts,
1I3; Newton Co, five Posts Ill; Morgan Co, three
Posts, no. Perry Co., four Posts 1I0; Jay Co, four
Posts, loe; LaGrange Co., three Posts lo2; Pulaski
Co, four Posts, 100, Sullivan Co, two Posts %;
Fountain Co., three Posts, %; Hancock Co., two
Posts. So: Dubois Co, three Posts. So; Putnam Co;
Co, two Posts, 81 Brown Co, three Posts. SO;
Owen Co.. three Posts, 30; Fayette Co, one Post,
~; Floyd Co, one Post, ~; Biackford Co., one
Post 63; Union Co. one Post e.; Daviess Co.. two
Posts, GO; Ohio Co., one Post, Al; Scott Co, two
Posts % Ss' Jasper Co. one Post S2 & starke Go" on one
one Post, %; Pike Co., two Posts, ..
KANSAS
At regular meeting of Judson Fitzpatrick Pest,
No. &C. of Newton, held Sept S, the Ladies' Relief
Corps presented to the Post check for $50, to be
used by it for the relief of soldiers their widows
and orphans On the same evening MT. W. Ii;
Bean, of the city, presented the Post with gavel
made from the Andersonville stocSade.
KENTUCKY
David Good Post No 81 Department of Ken
lucky, organized July 10 with 1G charter members
and has now 80. The following the officers:
Commander J. d. Martin; s V. c., Capt. c. Ba-
con J. V. c. Granville Witherspoon; AdI't, Z. III.
Slaton; Surg, DIR. +. ID. Lewis; Chap, Ed. Simons;
@ NJ, r. W. Wood; o. D., G. w. Cover; o. g., ].
w. Robertson.
MARYLAND.-
Miller Post, No 3s held Reunion and Campfire
on Saturday, Sept 5, at Clabaugh's Grove, Tancy-
town. Despite the rain there were about thou
sand present, this being the first Campfire ever held
in Carroll County. An address delivered by
Harry NJ. Clabaugh and humorous speech made
by Charles q. Miller, of Gettysburg. The hungry
crowd ate hardtack and bean soup, which was
served in the old army style.
MASSACHUSETTS,
T. w Cook. New Bedford: Logan Rodman Post,
of this place, eXemped in a noble manner yesier-
day the grand principles of their organlzatIon
Suddenly in the street. last week, Comrade VIII
liam Moore attacked with hcmorrhage and
before reaching the hospital died. His comrades
quickly on hand and his body taken TO the
Post lie not having any relatives TO care Tor
him, guard OF honor in charge OF Scrg Henry +.
Sherman placed over it. The coffin WAS
covered with the American flag, upon which was
placed the deceased comrades hat and belt. The
ladies of the Relief Corps supplied and arranged
the floral offerings, and by their presence added 10
the beauty and solemn dignity of the occasion.
- God bless them We have much 10 thank them
for The funeral services held Sunday at
1 o'clock, and the Post headquarters were filled
with members OF the Post and also many citizens
who nre interested in the Post and its good work.
The services were conducted by Rev. Comrace If.
b. Cady and were very impressive, consisting OF
prayer. reading of selection from Scripture, also
n brief address in which lie spoke very highly of
the Post for paying such tribute TO its dead COM
rade. Too much cannot be done for such as they.
with the Sons of Veterans and the Union Cornet
Sand, and escorted tic remains TO Rural Gene
tery, where they were buried in the Grand Army
lot. Comride Moore was a seaman on the Pawnce
through the war, and his the first funeral ever
held under the direction OF the Post at its head
quarters.
MICHIGAN
q. F. Griswold, MeBrides: Post No Of, OF this
place, has adopted resolutions IegarG 10 the death
Of Gen. Grant
Circular Order. No c, issued at Flint, by order of
Charles ID. Long Department Commander-O. +.
Lockhead, A. A. G.-is follows:
Comrades are requested to send Post-Oflicn ad-
dresses and other information asked for In this CIR
cuiar, to the parties making inquiries. 1t Wall do
much good and be great benefit to the parties iii-
terestsd.
The address of any members of Co. II, sth Mich
Cav, by l.. Drechtel, Bay City, Mich.
| The address of James Watson Hicks Campbell,
James McGowan. and John MCGOWAN, 4ith \. Y.
The two latter formerly lived at Aibany n. Y, by
David Rogers, Bay City, Mich.
The address of Lieut.. c. yelling and Benjanin
| F. Hands, Co q, 10th Mich, by Charles w. Ben
nett Gate Sergeant, Co. @, 10th Mch.), Luzerne +.
| o.. Oscoda Co., Mich
The address of Lieut.. Dudley, 5,h Mich, by
Joshua Lewis, Co. A 9th Mich Lexington, Mich.
The address of Sergt Whitehouse, Co. G, 18th n.
Co. Mich, ~ N'''l'S i"0'''' "-i'l''''' '"'''
The address of David Stanley, First Sergeant. Co.
| A, lst Mich, by Mrs. Lena Reohm. corner Beau
ben and Columbus streets Detroit, Mich
The address OF w. IL. Radciif, late Second Lieu
tenant, Co. II, Sd Mich. Cav; also, Daniel L.
! Stearns, of company and regiment; also,
| Capt. Amos NJ. Adams. formerly from Hou.hton,
/ Mich, by John w. Wilson. Morgan, Barry Co.,
| Mich.
The address of Col. Edward Hill or Nelson w.
Doty Co l. 10th Mich or any member of the regi-
ment, by Eldridge Potter. Nashville, Mich.
The address Of Isaac Smith. Go. A, 22d Mich, last
! heard from at Muskegcr, Mich; also, of James
nish. nfai Co. E. LIN N'h'' by j. T. Nin'i'ne' Caro-
| The address OF James Enos or any member of the
Sd L. S. Art, transferred from Michigan regiments
/ by o. w Ames, New Tacoma Wash. Ter.
The address OF the officers or any member of Co.
| Mi>sausee Co. Mich.
The address of any person who knew Comrade
f. II. Brewer, or saw him in Harper's St. Mary's
/ Hospital Detroit, Mich. in August, 1865, by Chas
| Richardson, Carson City, Mich.
The address of any member of Co. l. 18th n. Y.
III. A, by Henry /. Fries 3S9 Baker street, Detroit
| Mich Fries was wounded at the explosion of Fort
Lyon, near Alexandria, Va, June 9, 1862
= The address of any member Of Co. 1, I'd Mass
| Cav, by Mathew Ward Lowell, Mass.
| The address of Maj Robinson who cared for J.
L. Adams. 18th Ill: Cay, while sick at Pulaski,
Tenn, by Mrs. DIR. II. B King Flint, Mich, or j.
| L. ADAMS Rock Island Ill.
The address of amy member of Co. F, l36th N Y,
| by James Kane, Flushing, Mich.
The address of any member of Co. l., 9th Mich
| Cav, by Mrs. John Spane, Swartz Creek, Mich
The address of Capt. Morrison and Dr. vogle late
Co. @, 6lst II. V, by Ansel Pratt, Jasper Lcnawee
The address of Otto Frierabend, Co f, Ist Mich
Cav, by George Kropp, same company, Of St. Jo-
seph, Mich. Last heard from in Bay City.
The address of DIR, SpraSue, late in charge of
| Ward B. Ninth Corps Hospital and DR. Mcdonald
| late Surgeon i'll charge OF Ninth Corps Hospital at
| City Point, IN 1865.
| General Orders No. 5, issued at Flint Sept T. by
! order Of Chas. ID. Long, Department Commander
| o. y Loclhead, A. A. Care as follows:
Incosed with this order we forward blank Adju-
tants' and Quartermasters reports for the quarter
ending Sept. 80, 1885, Such reports are due nj these
Headquarters on or before Oct. 10 1885, Post Com
mandecs Will see that the Adiutans' and Quarter
masters reports are in his hand by Oct. l. 1885;
also that the AdJutants and 4uarermasters reports
agree as 10 the number in good standing, sign and
forward same in envelope, with per capita
(6c per member TO the Assistant Adjutant- General
! Flint, Mich If the Post Commander Is absent the
next officer in rank will sign and forward same
without delay.
Post Adutants viii note the figures in red ink on
| their blank report These figures indicate the num-
Der Of members in good standing and suspended
according TO your last reports June 30) and must
not be changed.
Adjutants in reporting members gained by REIN
statement VIII state when suspended or dropped.
Attention of Post Commanders is called to Cen
eral Orders. No 5, National Department regarding
service cards. They will kindly take immediate
action in the matter, and forward to these Head
quarters list of their members that have not sent
in the service cards called for by General Order No.
4, 1888 Enclosed find sampled.
The following Posts have been mustered since
June y, 1859: 3d. New Buffalo; 3l6, Ashland Cen
ter; 3i7, Mattawan 3lS Worthwhile; 3l9, Freesoil
320 Praireyille; 32l, Springport; 3d. Elk Rapids.
With 10 applications still out
The resignation Of G. Hendricks, Assistant In
| spector, 33d district is hereby accepted.
Upon recommendation of Department Inspector
appointed Assistant Inspector, 33d district vice
Hendricks, resigned.
The following appointments are hereby an
nounced as Aids-de-Camp: Comrades K. G. Cum