The National tribune., 1886-03-04
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NEBRASKA
5: Commander, s. w. Smith; s: v: G.: E. Hunter
j. Norris; D, g Bgrso; Adlt, Ghas has: john
F. A. Bates, Plattsmou.h Officers of Post No. As :
Commander, Samuel Chapman; S. v. c., Samuel
@. NJ. A c. Tartsch Adjt, John Wood; Surg,
r. r. Livingston; S. NJ, S. p. Holloway o. D.,
Benjamin Hemple; o. G., S. r. Carrigan. Depart
ment Representative, Samuel Eccles
NEW JERSEY
DEPARTMENT ENCAMPMENT.
The report of the Assistant Adjutant- General of
this Department to the 10Th annual Encampment,
which was held the 1lth ult, shows that there
has been gain during the year OF 10 Posts and ND
1868 members The loss was ,l39, leaving 6l2o
members ut present. There has been expended
during the So AZ for the relief of comrades
The total amount of money on hand, as shown by
the Assistant Quartermaster- Generals account IS
So s7l 05; amount expended 81 1921; leaving bal
snce of Sl,l4776 The general fund receipts are
Si6,56526; disbursements, S3i6l3.36. Relief fund
receipts S23 2ig.S7: disbursements. SS,40945; /;
balance S4,slo.42. The following officers were
elected and duly Installed: Commander, Frank o.
Post q, Railway; j. v. G.. Mr.. Bodine, Post %
Trenton; NJ. d., DR.. L. W, Oakley; Elizabeth;
Wheeler, of Red Bank, was reappointed Assistant
Adiutant- General.
G. II. Hutchinson South Amboy: Officers of
SonoTer Post, No: 2: C9mmanaGF, John Marin; Hhn,,
D. V. u, M. T. NlacR, j. V. t d. lbUChllcN, NHhE.,
o: G., T: Ye,man; Adj't, G. II. uu;ehinson.
Isaac Inslee, Woodbridge: Officers of Berry Post,
No. So: Commander, II. G; ingrehami S. " G,
John NJ. Sutton; j. V. c., John +. Lee; Chap Ellis
f. Moore; @. NJ, Samuel Coddington; Adit, Isaac
Inslee; o. d.. Richard krause; . g. Theodore pSa,1
Bernard; Surg, A. Martin; s NJ, John Hall;
@. NJ. s., Richard Levi l. s, John Knox; o. S.,
J. Williams. The Post has AZ members.
NEW YORK.
J. P Adams, Port Jcrvis: Officers of the Post at
lie, ,,I, o., ~ ",
Terwilliger; ] adj't; Mat. T Van Aukern; 8. d. Thos
Atwood; o. G., J. p. Adams; Chap, Charles
Peters.
II. Nj. Mould, Keesevillc: Officers of c. D. Beau
mon: Post. No. 48i; Commander, II. NJ Mould;
Aart G. G. " Kennel Re- sfeF Surg " 6 & + Pope p Chap Chap
e. F. Baker; @. n. v. N Mclean; O. D.. d.
Harris: Q. G., S Buiiey S. NJ, e. A. Jordan; q.
d. w. Harrington, Fort Edward: Officers Of
Chas: e. Mills Post, No 49l Commander. David
II. King; $; V; C.. George Scot; J. V. G., Norman
w. Harrington; Surg Edwin Pearson; Chap,
Albert Wilson; o. D., Kingsley Soper; 0; c.
William II. Biabins; S. NJ, Geo P. Cook; Q. NJ,
REM F. iiii., Ingleside Officers of Bingham
Post, No: "a: Commander, $. J. Merrill; 5 " e.,
E!Iredse; g. NJ, J. s. Briggs; Surg. b. Smith;
Chap, ". C. Ducter; o. D.. l. A. Seamans; o. G.,
VIM. Long S. NJ, i. III. Wilson; Q. NJ. s., John
Cams.
The annual meeting of the Delegates from the
several Posts of the Grand Army, 10 the number OF
so. and constituting the Memorial Committee OF
New York was held Monday of last week. The
ofiicers-elect for the ensuing year are Chairman,
w. A. Copp. Post 40; First Vice Chairman, Geo.
j. Wenck, Post 5J7; Second Vice Chairman, John
W. Dick, Post %; Recording Secretary, f. J. Al
knson, Pos: i43; Corresponding Secretary, q. W.
O'Neill, Post 70; Treasurer, n. W. Day, Post l35;
Grand Marshal. c. II. Lutjens, Post 800.
OHIO
H. d. Walker, windham: Officers of Post No.
S33: COMMANDER, E s. Woodwork; s. V. c., II.
A. Pinney; J. V. c., A. NJ Higley; AdJt, g. A.
Merwin; o n, P. r. Higiey; surg, F. G AppIe-
~. $, II. b. Walden; o. d., j. n. Wilcox; o. c..
II. D. Walker.
Morris Post, No. 40: Commander, II. b. York s.
V. c., S II. Gleason; J.V. c. S. NJ Armour; Adj't,
r W. Walters; g NJ A. T. 2 81 Smith; Surg, J. s, s.
Burlshart; .. e.. L. o. Harris; S. NJ, George ".
Cox; @. II. s., r. c. Gleason. Representative TO
State Department, L. W. Walters Alternate L. o.
Harris.
I. ". Ferguson, Rainshoro: Officers Of Post No.
2ij: Commander, T, NJ. Ferguson; s. V: C., r. e.
shivers; J. V. G., John Hulitt; Q. NJ, w. c. Blair
Surg, II. A. Dwyer; Chap, T. $. Roads; o; d.,
Absalom Roads; o. G., NJ. w. Spargrr; Adj't Jno.
W. Dewitt s. NJ, !. N. Jones; 9. NJ. S, W. B.
Roads. Delegate to Department Encampplent, j.
II. Wickershan; Alternate, John Huli,t
G. g. Airiart. Lucas Officers of Post No. 116:
Commander, J. II. Movers s. V. c., w: w. Bow
J. Mofiett; o. D., S. 3. Letter; o. G., NJ. Baugh
man; Adjt, c. G. Airhart; S. NJ, J. Letter; Q. n.
s., Il. llama.
Henry B. Mercer, Mount Pleasant Post No. $40,
of this place. recently held Campfire which was
largely attended. The exercises consisted of music
singing, speeches and rectatons. After the exer-
cises closed bouutiiul rcpast par:aken of by
the old veterans and their friends.
A. A. Johnson, Marysville Ransom Reed Post,
OF this place, held most interesting Campfire last
month. at which the ladies Of tic Relief Corps
galed the veterans with an elegant supper.
Geo. Hurlburt, Garrettsvle Officers of Mark
Horton Post, No. 5l5: Commander, NJ. c. Harris;
5. V. c.. Nj. e. Sweet; j. V. c., Il. ". Earle; q. NJ
W. s., Ensign; o. D., M. ID. Clark; o. G., c. A.
f. L. Wheeiock; S. NJ, o. F. Hoskin Adit, Geo
HurlbuTt Delegate to State Encampment, Geo.
Hur,burt; Alternate, o. +. Hoskin. Jan. % this
rades and ex-soldiers TO the number of some 500,
the exercises consisting of short speeches. music,
supper and dancing; The nett proceeds amounted
to more than 500. We have live Post of 43 MEM
bers, and just now we are paving the way for
W.R.C. auxiliary to the organization.
GENERAL ORDERS.
General Orders. No. 20. issued at GAINESVILLE Feb.
22 by command of 7. Il. Brown. Department Com
j. The 20th annual Encampment of the Depart
mcnt Of Ohio will convene in the city of Cleveland
Wednesday. April 2s at 10 a. M, and continue its
sessions until the business demanding attention is
properly disposed OF. The first duty of the men,
ber of this body will be the consideration of mat
ters pertaining the highest interests of the great
con1radeship which created it. Every facility will
be afforded for profitable and enjoyable meeting,
and each Post should be represented by its Com
nounced by circular The third annual Conven-
tion of the Department of Ohio, Woman's Relief
Corps will be held at the same city and date and
the great hearted loyal women of the Buckeye
State assured of the soldierly cooperation of
the Grand Army in all that pertains to their
heaven-inspired work. The comrades of Cevc-
land proffcr all generous welcome TO their hospi
table and patriotic city. Unusual preparations
being made for the entertainment of the members
of the Encampment and all who shall attend, the
details of which will be furnished by the committee
representing the Posts Of the Forest City.
III. The following comrades are hereby appointed
q committee transportation for the Encamp-
ment G. A. Santmyer, Robert l.. McCoois Post,
10. SO, Carthage; H. NJ Neil, Mccoy, No. /, Column
bus; w. G. Corlett Forsythe, No. Is, Toledo J. o.
McGowan. Tod, No. 90, Youngstown; John Pearce,
Stanton, No. l66, Steubenvile; Jcwett Palmer,
Buell. No. l7S, Marietta; Mark B. Wells Bailey,
No. l6I, Portsmouth.
Ill Credentials i'll blank for Delegates and Alter
mates herewith transmitted, and they will be
properly filed out by the Adutant attested by the
Post Commander and delivered TO the comrades
file their credentials with the Assistant Adjutant-
General at Cleveland before taking their seats in
the Encampment.
Nv. Blanks for the first quarterly returns of 1856
accompany these Orders. Post Commanders are
especially charged with the duty of forwarding
their returns Immediately after the close of the last
meeting in March. 1t is only necessary to remind
Commanders Adjutants and Quarternasters that
the Assistant Adjutant General is required to tabu-
late the returns from the $40 Posts in this Depart
ment before the Doth of April, in order to insure
prompt compliance with the law. Any Post in
arrears for returns or per capita tax must be ex-