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II. H. Weaver, Reading: Officers of Phil sheri-
dan Post, No. A.: Commander, r. d. Lane; sy. c.,
J: C. Neufang; J. v: c., W. NJ. Sage; Surg, W. 4.
Weaver; O. G., Andrew Bailey; S NJ, b. E. West
fall; @. NJ. s.. g. S Bartholomew.
Geo. IT. Peck, Coopersville: Officers of Randall
Post. No 23s: Commander, Ezekiel Jewell; S. v.
c., p. X. Averill; j. " c. John sicSles; Q. NJ,
Samuel Rowlin; Surg, John W. Hopkins; Chap,
Asa Walcott Adjt, s. c. Mcclellan; o. d., John
Jackson; o. c., George Taylor; @. NJ. S, Daniel
Mills. Delegates NJ r: Griffin, George T. Peck;
Alternates George III. Dunning, i. X. Averill.
ID. NJ. Macomber, Caro-: Officers of Whitesde
Post, No; I43: Commander, d. NJ. Macomber; SV.
A. Goodell; surg, D. s. stevens; Chap, I. IL Rid
dick o. d., b. F. Richards; o. g., Henry How
land; Adi't, II. G. Sherman; S. NJ, David Arnold;
@ NJ. S: Henry Wright. Delegate to the Depart
ment Encampment, II. G. Sherman; Alternate,
Alexander Reynck.
c. o. Packer, Fulton: Officers of Joseph Smith
6 0. Packer; .. NJ. S. Kosenbsrry; Surg, A.
o. G., H. H. Kindig; S. NJ, James Weeks; Q. NJ.
S., T. Hope; Alternate, James Weeks.
MINNESOTA
Officers of John A. Myers Post, No. 60: Com
mander, VIM. V. King; S. " c., NJ. s. Barney; J.
v. d., o. F. Alexander Adj't. E. J. Orr; @. NJ, J.
Pepper; O. D., F. Quentin; o. g., c. II. Sandon;
S. NJ, J. W. Dunn; O. NJ. s., Levi Davis.
MISSOURI
THE DEPARTMENT ENCAMPMENT.
The fifth annual Encampment of this Department
met at Mexico on the 18th and continued in session
during that and the next day. There were over
500 Delegates present. Among the distinguished
guests present on the second day were Commander
in-Chief Burtctt; Corporal Tanner of New York,
and Gen. H. c. Pond ex-Commander of the De-
partment of Kansas. Gen. Sherman was expected,
but did not arrive. Gen. Nelson Cole, Commander
of the Department, on the second day called the
meeting to order, and his address, which was elo-
quent, was received with most rapturous applause.
Mayor Emmons also delivered most eloquent
address Addresses were also made by Capt. Ter
rail- and Co.'s. Murphy and kimball. Col. Nelson
Cole was reelected Commander; Col: f. c. Kim
ball, of Nevada, reelected S.N. c. by acclama-
tion Capt. Hiram Smith, of Cameron, was elected
J. V. c. after n spirited contest with Capt. w. III.
Day, of Mexico his competitor; DIR. A. Vanmeter
was elected NJ ID. Rev. John s. Ferguson was re-
elected Chaplain. The banquet in the evening was
very largely attended and hugely enjoyed by all
who participated.
w. w Hiatt Hermitage: have the honor of re-
porting to you the organization at this place, Jan.
so, of Maj. James Wilson Post, with 25 charter
follows Commander, William McCracken; S. v.
c.. Benoia Scott; J. v. c.. Alfred Lindsey; Surg,
Samuel Dent; Chap, James A. Robertson; Q.
Adjt w w Hiatt; o. G., G. w. Mckenzie; g.,
W. II. Brewster; S. NJ, John Lewis; Q. NJ s., A.
J. J. Bowen, Salem: Officers of Salem Post No.
123: Commander, II. M. Askins; S. v. c., p. Riley;
J; ': C,J: j. Bowen; Q; D. II. G. Sankey; Q. g.,
VI w. Sl1iIn; u. NJ, y. y. auJ I, y. aulJ
Chap, W. r: II. Powellson Surg, Wm Vincent;
S. NJ, j. =. Achor.
NEBRASKA
Henry Appleeate Friend: Officers of Post No.
~: Commander, Will II. Brown; s. Y; c., Henry
justice; o. b., G. VI. Delong; o. g., p o'Bren;
Q. NJ, NJ Ahl Surg, A. }. johnson.
A. J. Arnold, Cazad Officers of Post 2o5; Com
v. c., Henry Read; o. D., A. J. Arnold; o. G., A.
n; Day; .AdJ't, r. s. Williams Q. NJ, G. w. Bayer;
Chap j. s. Irman Delegate to Department Tha.in
Wake.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Geo. F. Potter, Jaffrey: George B. Mcclellan
Post, No. IS, was organized here JAN y with ~
ing Officer. The following officers elected:
Commander, j. II. Poole; 5. V. c., G. E. H. Con-
verse; ~; C.: Calvin Allen; Chap. W Whitney;
o. l. Converse; o. d., B. +. Lawrence; o. g., ID. s.
Jaqutt; G. NJ. s., II. +. Morse; s. NJ, NJ. C.Verder.
NEW YORK.
Chauncey Fish, Pultneyvlle: Fish Post, No. 4O6,
of this place, has passed resolutions of respect to
the memory of Gen. Hancock.
III. ID. Richardson Cardiff r. 8. Park Post No.
l72 was organized here on the 5th with % charter
members and the following officers: Commander,
ben Wright; Adj't, w. II. Sanchez; q. NJ, G. w.
Mcintyre; Surg, James A. Morris; Chap, Sas
W. Wright; o. D., w. II. Cook; Q. G., George
Hunt; 5. NJ, Henry Morris; @. NJ. S., Lyman
Nearing The Post has started under the most au-
spcious circumstances and bids fair to have large
membership in the near future.
L. G. Rabcock, Gasport: Capt. w. w. Bush re-
Gently delivered n most interesting lecture the
of the rebellion before the Post at this place.
Tobias Berry, Clarence: Officers of W. B. Ran
Post, No. 49,; Commander, Tobias Berry; 5.
V. c., John Fridineer; J. V. G., Jacob F. Humbert;
Adj't, \. b. Parker; Surg Frederick Gesewine
Sullivan f. McArthur; q. NJ, Andrew Hope; Q.
NJ $, Jacob Fisher; S. NJ, d. F. Reigle.
o. G. Robinson, Fort Edward: Officers of Chas.
f. Mills Post igi Commander ID III King. : V
c. George Scott; j. V. G., Norman HaZelton q.
NJ, Orrille c. Robinson; Adj't, Dan1 Herrington;
Chap, Albert Wilson; Surg, W. Bibbins; Q. d.,
NJ Mcdonald, Fair Haven: Officers of Hudson
Post, No. 150: Commander, NJ. McDonald; S.V.C.,
ii. $. Macarthur; J. V. c., Ogden Bloomfield
q. NJ, JAS Marvin; Surg, DR. Pasco Chap, l.. c.
Lanti Adj't, James Smith; Q. d. A. Maraback;
O. G., Jesse Denison; s. NJ Harvey Smith; @. NJ.
s., A Garner; Color Sergt, Jonathan Neal; Trus-
tee, s. X. Hitchcock. Delegates to State Enc.mp-
ment. Geo. p. Knapp Thos. Hunter; Alternates
Geo. Brinkerhon Ethan Allen.
James c. Haggerty, Cornwall the Hudson:
Officers of Post No. 5!6: Commander James c.
Haggerty; S. " c., Isaac Edwards; J. V. c., Frank
Ellingham; Adj't, George CIeland; @. NJ. John
Westall; Surg, Charles Edwards; Chap, Fred A.
Lamb o. D., John Mclean jr.; o. G., Jos Con-
nelly; S. NJ, Ephraim Tomplsns. Representative
to Department, Rev. E. Z. Roe Alternates, John
Mclean, jr.
OHIO
Officers of Post No 56s, Edgerton: Commander,
Ira L. Peol s. v. G, j. Fl. Stevens; j. ': c. J. H.
Miller; AdJt, DIR. =. Hathaway; Surg, NJ. T.. Farm
ham; Chap, A ii. Dory; @. NJ, J. u. Bratton 0.
D., a. Strausborger; o. c., Il. Fisher S. NJ, +. A
Farnham; Q. NJ. S, v. Simon. /. L. Pool was
elected Delegate to the Department Encampment,
with A. III. Cory as Alternate.
X. G. Hunt, Mount Vernon: Joe Hooker Post, No
81, has been prosperous during the past year, and
has been particularly fortunate i'll losing mem
bers through death other Officers for the
ensuing year Commander, l.. G. Hunt; S.V. c.,
Gordon; Chap, Rev. George Mussen; q. NJ, ii. =.
Bennett o. d., Chas. Quidos Adjt X. G. Hunt;
s. NJ, Rob't Grim; q. NJ. s, III. o. Wintermute; o.
g., U. 5. Huntsberry J. s.. james Cain; o. s.. G. Il.
Cochran.
w. s. Roebuck Bellefontaine: Officers of Eugene
buck 3. V. c., s. T.. Allmon; J. V. C., l. n. Zear-
ing; q. NJ, S. A. McCuock; Surg, J. A. Coulter;
Chap, Christie Williams; o. d., G. J. Post; o. e.,
VIM. Seaman. Representative to Grand Encamp-
ment TO be held at Cleveland, f. S. Case; Alternate
J. q. A. Bennett.
G. A. Wilcox, la Grange: Officers of Hastings
Post No. 2G: Commander, William Wilcox; s V.
c., S NJ. Powers; j. V. c., A. d. Myndears; Adj't,
G. A. Wilcox; q. NJ, Eli NJ. Griffith; Surg, Geo.
Smith; Chap, Marion Peet; o. d., Chas. Hast
ings; o. e., Chas. White; S. NJ, Z. Holcomb; Q.
NJ. s. l.. q. Perry.
Jos Luce Lebanon: Officers of Post No. 2I3:
Commander, Josiah Holdbroois; S. V. c., Thomas
Starry; j. V. c., Daniel Pauly; q. NJ, A. III. Gra-
ham; Surg, S. S. Scoville; Chap q. L. Patterson;
.. D. Oscar Williams 0. G., w. William.
Officers of Post No. 49, Wabasha: Commander,
Charles J. Staufr; s. V. c., r. A. johnson; JV. c.,
J. A. Peck; Adj't, o. Ii. Porter; Q. NJ, w. l..
Luark; Surg, F. ii. Milligan, NJ. d.; Chap, Rev J.
Cornell; O.; d. s. 5; Tenney; Q. G., II. n; Chad
wick; S. NJ, John w. Steel O. NJ s., Silas G.
Sauf and w. l.. Luark.