The National tribune., 1886-02-18

| T. Thorp; Surg, A. B. Burns, M. D.; Chap, VIM
Tarker; o. D., Jasper Hatten; 0. g., n. L. Durgin
Adj't Jas. T. Anderson; S. NJ, j. III. Goodwine; @
| w. N. Davis, Mt Vernon: Jewell Post, No IS, is
| in fine working order. 1t is named in memory o.
are its officers: Commander w. B. Landrum S.V
| G., j. w: McCause; }. V. c. w. Shipman; Q. NJ,
| Geo. Wilson; Surg, J. b. Williamson; Chap VIM
| Miller; S. NJ, James NJ. Nance; @. NJ. S., J. II
| Matthews; Adj't, w. N. Davis.
Lewis Fischer, Mastering Officer, 9th District OF
Missouri Salem: On the 10th ult. | instituted Post
No 263 at Cuba and installed the following officers
Commander, f. l.. Withaup; SV. c., Phil. Kraher
H. L. s. 9ns Grover anSHss cRap A w. Candy K .np o. D.
L. Denton; 0. G., J. r. Myers; s. NJ, J. ID. Butt
@ NJ. s, J. S. Jones. B. F. Russell was chosen
Delegate to the Department Encampment, and
Phil Kraher Alternate.
NEBRASKA
son was the organization and muster of Appomat>
tox Post No. 2l4, at this place, the 2lst nit A.
V. Cole. Department Commander acted as Muster
ing Otlcer. The application for the charter was
signed by % veterans and there are, at present
writing: 20 applications file which will be acted
on at the next meeting. 1t is proposed to make
this the banner Post of the Department. The fol-
lowing officers elected: Commander, +. s.
Dudley; S.V. c., H. II. Babcock; J.V. C..W.W.W.
Surg. J. o. Carter; Chap. L. f. Hicks; Q. D. n.
G. Franklin; o. g., e. p Roggen; s. NJ, c. II.
Gere; O. Nj. 3, .. j. Alexander,
l. Williams Elk Creek: Officers of Post No. 40
Commander, Isaiah Williams; S. V. c. Geo Aber-
nathy; J. V. c., VIM. Mirvin; Chap, J. NJ. Thomp-
SON Surg MaTHn Thompson NJ w. Gibbs
Adj't, X. Bryson; S. NJ, III. T. Casford Delegate
to Department Encampment, G. W. Woolsey; Al
General Orders, No. II, issued at Juniata Jan. 4,
by order of A V. Cole. Department Commander
5. J. Shirley, A. A. G. are as follows:
For the purpose of securing the location of the
eighth annual Reunion of Nebraska soldiers and
sailors to be held in the year 1856, at such time
may be designated by the ninth annual Encamp-
ment, Department of Nebraska, GA. r., will re-
ceive sealed proposals at my Headquarters in
Junata, Neb., until Feb 15 1885, from cities towns
and villages of the State. Propositions must be
accompanied with a written guarantee indorsed by
live or more responsible pcrsons-said document
guaranteeing that their locality will furnish gratis
to the g. II. the following:
lst. At least 2i0 acres of land for such Reunion
suitable for camping: locate plat and stake out the
camp and prepare same for occupancy.
ID Sevcnty-ive tons of hay, 30 tons of straw, 100
cords of wood-all delivered to the Quartermaster
of camp on the Reunion grounds by or before the
first Friday prior to the Reunion.
3D. Furnish suitable guard for such property for
a period OF nine days. said guard TO be under the
order and direction of the Commander of Camp
4th. A good quality and sufficient quantity of
water TO be delivered III barrels under the direction
of the Commander OF the camp for the needs of
$4,000 people one week for drinking, cooking and
washing purposes; also enough stock water for
5000 teams of horses, mules, etc. one week.
5th. Forty tons of ice to be delivered during the
week OF the Reunion the order of the Com
mander of Camp.
9th. To transport free from any point in the
United States and return same any tents, camp
garrison equ:pdge, munitions of war hired by or
loaned TO the GAR. for such Reunion, receive all
material from the railroad company, haul same 10
camp, pitch the tents strike same. repack and re-
load ali material at close of Reunion.
9Th. To furnish good and sufficient amount of
advertising and distribute the same the expense of
which in total shall aggregate at least three hun
dred and fifty dollars isSjO) said advertising to be
out at least six weeks before the Reunion and done
under the direction Of the Reunion Committee for
1856
be insured in some reliable insurance company or
companies for the full period of time the property
may be in transit, in at, in transit while
being returned from the Reunion.
9Th To furnish under the appointment OF the
Commander of Camp, and pay for such services
sufficient number of guards to protect property
and aid the Commander of Camp to carefully police
the camp, and maintain proper degree of order
during the week of the Reunion.
l0th. TO furnish so saddles for of the Cavalry
Division, to be turned over to the Colonel conf
mandny the said division, who shall be responsible
for the safe return of same.
1lth. All expenses incident to the Reunion in the
way of ammunition and material needed and used
In carrying out of program of parades, sham bat
ties, amusements sunrise and sunset guns, caring
for the pavilion, lighting same for campireS, hir
Ing of saddles and saddle horses for the Commander
OF Camp and his staff 70 be borne by the city, town
village that shall secure the location of said Re-
union; and all the rights to maintain and rents
accruinS from the suffers stores, booths, dining
halls, and all business firms, places of amusement,
shows, etc, to be received by said city, town or
village. Provided, that no gambling or place to
vend spirituous liquors, wines, or malt beer shall
be allowed Oh the grounds of the Reunion. i-if~
12th. In addition to the above the locality must
give certain su,n of money as cash donation for
securing the Reunion said sum to be paid to the
Department Commander by or before Aug. !, 1856,
for the use OF the Department of Nebraska, q II.
18th. All bids must be indorsed on cover fol-
lows: Proposals for securing the eighth annual
Reunion of Nebraska soldiers and sailors" and
a A " 'ptnyt man dor
Junata. Neb.
lith All Posts of the GAR will upon the re-
ceipt of this order at once bring it to the attention
of the public in their localities by securing the gratis
publication of the same in the papers and iii other
ways promu gate it.
18th. The Department of Nebraska G Ar re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
10th. All bids will be opened and read by the
Assistant At'jutant- General at the meeting of the
Council OF Administration at Red Cloud. Wcdnes-
day, Feb. II, 1885, when the selection of location
will be made.
NEW JERSEY
A. Cox. Trenton: Officers OF Bayard Post, No 8:
Commander, James IS. Clugston S. V. c., Peter j.
Edmonds; J. V. c., William ii. Bennett; Chap
Cyneas Vancleef; Surg. Thomas Whitaker; Q. NJ,
Samuel L. Brannin; Adjt Elijah Cox; O. D., Thos
Horn; o. G., Samuel Eastlack @. NJ. S. John +.
Potts. Trustees, James lotion, j. f. Stackhouse,
NJ. s. Austin.
General Orders, No. a. issued at Red Bank Feb.
l by order of II. n. Nevius, Department Com
l.. Wheeler. A.A.G.-calIs for the
information: The address of any of the
officers OF Co. X 1st n. J. Cav. by Patrick
Devlin, l847 Percy ST., Philadelphia; Lander Scar
ing and Joseph Cooper, formerly of Co A, I'd y. j.
Cav, by Edw. X. VennelI Mount Ephraim Cam
den Co. n. j.; James G. Wisncr, late Sergeant Co.
/, 10th n. j., by Sas A. Southy, 23C9 Tulip ST.,
Philadeiphia; George Teufel, late private Co. NJ.
and Henry Baum, late private Co. L. Sd y. J. Cav,
by T.. G. Stahl. Trenton N j.; the address of any
member OF u. s. steamer Cayuga who knew Henry
Johnson is wanted by Henry Johnson, Point Pleas
ant, n. j.; of any member 18th n. Y. Indt Battery
who knew Otto John Fischer, by Theodore Field
Sf.atr oil or fi,a odd &c
VIM. ii. Franklin, Co. /. 10th n. j., or any mem
ber of that company; Charles Ballufi, who was
hospital steward with the artillery brigade, Sixth
Corps the was member of Hexamer battery) by
VIM. III. Skimmings, 46 Grove ST., Boston, Mass.
NEW MEXICO
The third annual Encampment Of the Depart
ment of New Mexico will be held at Socorro Feb
o.
NEW YORK.
L. J. Wentz, Little Falls: Officers of Galpin Post
No. 10: Commander, T. Dasey; S.V. c., j. Il. Fort
J. v. c., j. G. Leahy; o. D., Theodore Hunt; Adjt
K. J. Wentz; q. NJ, j. J. Hardenbergh; o. c.,
Thomas Briggs; @. nj. s., A. Manga; S. NJ, H. Ro-
back
w. B. Clawson, Lodi: Officers OF A. j. Chestnut |
Post, No AS: Commander, J. II. Stevens; S. VIC,
L. L. Brown; j. V. c., VIM. H. jackson; Adi't |
Henry Peterson; q. NJ. Benjamin Swarthout;
surg, ID. H. Pridmore; Chap, j. A L. Bodine; O. |
g., Darwin Spencer; s. NJ, j. ID. Brown; @. NJ. s.,
w. b. Clawson; c.. ID. L. Miller.
J. S. Lefngwell, Gainesville: Officers of VIM: b. !
Lawrence Post, No. 30l : Commander VIM. Can |
ling; S.V. c. Lyman q. Simms; J.V. c.. Henry f. |
Hardy; Chap, Robert ii. Cornwell: O. D. G. d. |
Knapp; o. g., Geo. A. Flint; q. NJ, j. III. Moore;
Adj't, }. s. LefingweIl Surg, Gilbert Shader; @,