The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-08-08

Collector, Naval Officer.
Assistant Treasurer
Board of Indian Commissioners.
Mayors Of cities according to
population. with committees from Common
Councils New York, Brooklyn, Boston, st.
Louis, Jersey City, New Haven, Hart
ford, Elizabeth, Hudson, Hoboken,e etc.
The Committee OF One Hundred.
sECoSD DIVISION.
Veteran Organizations.
General Daniel E. Sickles. Comm ander.
Chief of Staff and Senior Aide de- Camp,
Brig.-Gen Henry E. Tremain, Brig.
Gen. James r. O'Beirne. Brig.
Gen. James s. Fraser, Brig
Gen. Samuel K Schwenk,
United States Army, and
twelve others.
Escort detailed from Third Army Corps
Major Gen. j.. C. Robinson, United States
Army and the retired officers of the
United States Army.
Navy and Marine Corps.
Military order of the Loyal Legion of the
United States
Society of the Army of the Potomac.
Society of the Army of the Tennessee.
Society of the Army of the Cumberland.
Grand Army of the Republic, Comrade S. S.
Burdett. Communicating Chief. Escort
Vice Commander; I. H. Stewart, of
Ohio, Chaplain; John Cameron, of
Washington Adjutant- General;
John Taylor, Of Pennsylvania,
Quartermaster-Ge General; F.
Bracket, of Washington,
Assistant Adjutant-
General
Pennsy George 6. Meade
Post. No. 1. Delegates from Ford Post,
No 335, and William Downing Post,
No, 435.
New York City Posts in four divisions.
Posts Nos. s, IS. "A, 20, 3s, S., Is, II, SO, 100,
1856, $40, 143, 1872.
Second Division commanded by Comrade c.
II. Mcdonald.
Posts No. 1O3, 1S6, 23544 255, 5O7, $780, 394, 402,
4OS, 1876, 45S, $50, 557.
Third Division commanded by Comrade
Michael Duffy. Posts Nos 81, AZ, Al,
G3, 81, 81, ~, so, 12S.
Fourth Division commanded by Comrade
Samuel Paulding.
Posts Nos. 113, 1856, 1872 264, 800: $50, 427, 452,
SIC, $50.
New York State Posts outside Of the city,
Charles w. Cowton, commanding.
Brooklyn Posts.
O'Rourke Post No. /, Rochester.
L. O. Morris Post, No. 121, Albany.
Lawrence Post, No. 37S, Port Chester.
Richmond Post, No 524, Mariners Harbor.
Hamilton Post No 20, Poughkeepsie.
Rowland 1OSL, NO. 10, e lSnku1
Ringold Post, No. 2S3, Long Island City.
'Huntsman Post, No. so, Flushing
Wirtll Post, No 451, College Point.
D. B. Mott Post, No. 527, Freeport.
r. j. Marks Post, No. $50, Newtown.
Baldwin Post, No. 544, Hampstead.
Marcel Post, No. IA, Sing Sing.
Burnett Post, No. 49S, Tarrytown.
Connecticut Posts.
Massachusetts Posts.
New Jersey Posts.
Department of Potomac.
Delegates and representatives from Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas Ohio, Maine,
New Hampshire, Indiana. Vermont,
California, Colorado, Delaware,
Missouri and Texas.
Veteran regimental associations IN three
hTigades.
First Brigade, General James r. O'Beirne
commanding
Seventy ninth Regiment Highlanders New
York Volunteers.
Second Veteran Fire Zouaves Fourth Ex-
| celsior.
Anderson Zouaves. Sixty second New York
Volunteers.
Sixty ninth Veteran Corps
Fifth New York Volunteers.
Veteran Association, First New York Eolun-
teers
/ Veteran Association, Tenth New York Vol
unteers.
| Garibaldi Guards Thirty-ninth New York
Volunteers
Continental Guards of New York.
Chicago Union Veterans Club,
/ Second Brigade Col. Thomas Rafferty, COM
nanding.
Hawkins Zouaves, Ninth Regiment New
York Volunteers
! United Association Fourth New y ork Volun-
teer Veterans
Thirty-sixth New York Volunteers
Fortieth New York Volunteers Mozart Regi-
/ meut,
Forty second New York Volunteers, Tam
many Regiment.
Ninetieth New York Volunteer Veteran AS
ISOLATION.
One Hundred and Thirty-third New York
Volunteer Veteran Association.
One Hundred and Thirty ninth New York
Volunteer Veteran Association.