The National tribune., 1886-12-23
THE GRAND ARMY.
News From the Departments---New
Posts. etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.


Thoy are hereby appointed and will report for
instructions 10 lnsp'r-oen. Jacob NJ. Hunter. Gin
RrIausis-John o'Hair. 2ll Main street, Little
Rock
San Francisco.
Coiorado-D J. Rzel1iel Denver
Conneciicui--siirneon =. Fox, New Haven.
Dakoin-B. u. Puyne Miller
Delaware AleKSi'der Burleigh. sos L. Fourth
tireci. Wilmington.
FloFida-D. !. WAY Sanford.
Gulf-Wm. q. James, New Orleans, Ia.
Iiiinais-A ID Readc, Batavia
Indiann--Joseph y. In Richmond.
lowa-Thoinns I. Lee. Red Oak.
Iansas-lrsnk McGrath Belot
Ientucly --sSellil,g,tOn Harlan. Harrodsburg.
Maine-J ". Spaulding, Portland.
hlnssac hnsetts-NnltcrG Goodrich. Haverh
MarylandH. r. Underhil, No. 6 South street,
Baltimore.
Minnesota--C. c. Andrews. 81 Paul
Missouri-C Christian siawitz, 27ol stodard avenue
st. Louis
Eebra-lsa- n J shirley. Sidney.
New l,a'npslirse.-,w a Messer. New London.
New .lerseS-Gilbert y. Robinson, Jersey City.
New Mexico A. BERGER. santa Fe.
New Norlz-Dr. Tarbei4. Ithaca.
Obio-John n Ilees, Columbus.
Cregon-Ethau ". Allen, Portland
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mccormick. Philadelphia
potomWc-lohn G. = Burger. Washington, ID. G.
Rhode lsland-Edwin A. Calder, Providence.
TeEas-j. o stonage, Dallas
Utah-Henry Page, salt Lake City
Nermont-J n. Humphrey, Windsor.
Nirginia-Mm Couch, Hampton.
Washington Ter Rose q. O'Brian, Olympia.
West Observation-Disclosures Game, West Union.
Wisconsin-W IT Bennett. Madison
IT, The Rules and Regulations Of our Order con-
template but one annual inspection. The Inspector
General or Department Commander may, how
ever, order an additional inspection when for any
reason IL is considered necessary. The labor and
expense Of second inspection may be avoided by
making the one thorough and complete
he Q0fh Aafi M Erop-
cisco fully Endorsed the one annual inspection in
stead Of the Fall and Spring inspections as hereto
fore prRctccd and changed the date OF closing that
inspection from Sept. 30 10 Dec. 81 IL Is therefore
directed that thorough inspection Of every Post
az the Grand Army of the Republic be mRde during
the months OF january and February, 1857 aud
that such inspection be made 10 Dec 81, 1856, in
elusive.
" Department Commanders win at once ar
range Tor this inspection, and ~ possible. have IL
completed and report made before their Depar'-
ment Eneampments are held. IL any Department
has had an inspection this Fall previous 10 the
ccipt Of this order u will be necessary 90 have
other that the rules laid down by the National En-
oampment may be complied with
v. The reports should be made on amended form
II " and forwarded by Assistant or District In
epectors 20 ile Department Inspector not later than
March ]. The consolidated reports should he made
on amended form " A. y and forwarded by the De-
partment Inspector OF each Department 10 Jacob
N, Hunter, lDsPector-General' Cincinnati, o., not
later than May I.
These reports 10 the Inspec,or-Gen should be
an exact duplicate Of the report presented by De-
partment Inspectors 10 their respective Depart
ments.
VI Assistant Inspectors General will AT any time
convenient during january, February March,
inspect the offices Of the various staff officers OF
their respective Departments FOR the fun year end
ing Dec 81, 1856 and report Immediately thereafter
10 the lnspector-GeBeral at Cincinnati, o. the full
result OF that inspection.
VII. Uniformity and precision are recommended
10 Department Commanders and inspectors. They
are directed 20 adhere strictly to the form of i'm
spectlon proceedings prescribed by the National
aTfa IaHF IN nm. affal
in-Chief
JAooB NJ. HUNTER, Inspector General.
NATL HBADos, GRAND ARMY OF TIRE REPuBIIc,l
General orders, No =
j. The following additional appointments on the
staff Of the Commander-in- CHIEF are announced.
TO BE ATDs-DE-cAMP.
Arkansas-F 1. Dean. Fort Smith
Calfornia-Henry Bartling, Jos. NJ. Litchfeld,
Philip Fisher, San Francisco w. ID. Haley, San
Jose; A. NJ. Barrett. Los Angeles.
Dakota. Il. West Fargo.
Illinois-John Cook. Springfield; Noah T. Gary,
Wheaton; W. L. Disten, Quincy O. 81. Brady.
Kirk y. Eastman, John II. Kelly, /. s. Pond Chi
cage; n. NJ. Woods. SOLICIT II. r. Gerry, Chicago;
y q. Mack, Springfield J. l.. Richardson, Gales
burg.
Iowa-8Ielvin smith, West Side.
kentuoky-C Is. Love, Somerset; Geo. II. Dobyns,
Danyilie; j; q Riley, l4tchAeld; 5. J. Richie,
Louisville; j. nj. Beatty. Bemtyviiie.
Massachusetts, WIN. :. HiNon, Chelsea; Geo H.
Prescott. Mestleld.
Observation-Disclosures Gardner. Jackson.
Minncs0ta-E j. Crosett J. J. bIcCardy Frank
NJ. Billings, j. i. SicClelland.
Miss0uri-Jolm Pope A. J. Smith w S Harvey.
John Mas, Lloyd q. Harris. Charles Stei-meier,
John Is. Gondofo, II. S. Curtis Adolphus Busch
Charles @. stiiel. Leo Rassieur d. r. Dyer, Francis
J. Becker, Levi COsie, Geo Weber Martin Scherer
y. !. bedergerber, Anthony Niederwiesn, Philip
Luckner. Emory s. Foster f. r. L. Miller, I'D.
Borck, Daniel Clock. Jerry Young, O. p. Gooding
Henry Ziegenham, III. NJ. starllof, Amos NJ
A ~.
Striblin, ST. JOS ph; r. III. Browne Kirlzyle: j.
y. Wilde, Bonnie Ierre; III. A. Asthos, Cope Girar-
Mobery A. HelIhenstein, Greenfield
NebFaskR-C. y. Holmes, Tccumseh; C. w. Hyatt
North Bend; II. q. Woolcott Fremont; i r.
Woods. schnyleri A. ~. Matthews Fairburgi ID.
New Hampshire Daniel NJ White. Peterboro.
New Mezico-E ID. Savage, Ration; q. C. Bow
New York-Nicholas Du2gan, Chas II. MoI,ar-
hand, Henry A. Phillips, Brooklyn; VIM. ii. Nor
re, OneoDta Richard I: salisbury, J. j. Morrison,
~ >. Atkinson, Now York city; h. III. LemRn,
Mariners Haibor; g. o. shepard. Mount Morris;
J. IL Osborn, ORdensburR.
Ohio-WaltcrS Payne Fosloria; Chas O. Royce
Troy, James Barnett, Julius ii. Darlington, Cleye-
land; VIM. H. Williamson, Bradford; r. j. j.
Harkins IRnesyile j. III. Sharer. Alliance j. M.
Slater. Cotton; q, Lemly. Noungstown q. w.
Kemp Marseilles; Fred. Wofert Toledo; H. b.
Dn Barry. u. u. Neil, Columbus Milton Mccoy,
Kingston &. NJ. Heesler, Dayton d. L. Coclsley
shelby II. q. stahl Fremont; George Kerper
Robert A. Johnston, Cincinnati; Albert Brant
Morrow.
Oregou-wm A. Bantz, Portland; f. b. NcIEl-
roy salem
Virginia--N J. Smith, Richmond; VIM. #. Gait
Norfolk Nm. Laclsey, Yorktown.
III. Commissions win be issued 10 those comrades
who acknowledge receipt OF this Order give as-
surance tist iiIe name and address correct and
express themselves ready 10 enter upon the duties
incident 10 the position.
III Before national oourt-n.artal which con-
venod al Utica n. r., on the 2sth day OF September
1880 pursuant 10 Special Orders No o. Of which
COmradc III. Al. Neyius Past Department Com
mander oi New Jersey, was President aud which,
foi good aud sufficient reasons adjourned 20 meet
ni 1nyors Rail-, Jersey City, ~ j.. on the sth day
Of October 1876, was arrarned aud tried IT, Clay
Hall Past Commander, Department Of New York
And a member Of The National Eacampment.
The accused ~as tried on charges aud specihca-
OF a sum Of money 81 80, belonging 10 Tie Depart
nent Of New York. @ A r. which misapproDria-
zion the accused substantially admitted but denied
any criminal intent Ia tlIe act.
The court hlscr mature consideration OF the
eFl1oboe adaucea iound The accused guilty, aud
sentenced iie haid III. Clay Hall, Of Galpn Post
No ~, Department Of New York aud Past Com
mander OF the Department Of New York. Grand
Army ~ the Republic, 10 be dishOnorably dis
SilaReo ano dismissed from the Grand Army OF the
Republic.
~ The procecdngs findings aud sentence Of
the national court martial la the foregoing case Of
IA. Clay Hall, Past Commander Department Of
New York, are approved, and the sentence will be
duly executed
v. The national court martial Of which Cornrade
III. ". NcYlus, Post Commander Department OF
New Jersey. b. President h dissolved.
liy order OF LUcIUs FAIRcHILp, Commander in
Chief
J.. b. GRAY. Adjutani General.
DEPARTMENT NEWS.