The National tribune., 1888-08-30

tory named are hereby organized into regiments
foliOwa, and the officers named hereby appoint
ed; LIST ReEiment-Harvey, Mcpherson, Rice and
Barton; Col. ]. W. Edwards Newton; Leut.-Col.
J. G. Clark Lyons Mai. J. W. Clark. Great Bend.
81 Observation-Disclosures, Kinginsn. Reno and Stsf-
ford; Col. c. Z. Martin. Wichilsi Iisut.-Col OneF
GiIlett, Kingm8n Mai. :. F. Hooper, Stafford.
81 observation-disclosures Harper, Barber and Pratt;
Col J. A. Simmons, Wellington; Lieut.. Col. w. II.
ii. Mcdowell, Anthony; MAJ. o. O. Howe, Medicine
Lodge. The COlOnels of the several regiments VIII
organize the several Posts within the territory as
signed them into companies, and such companies
VIII elect the necessary officers and report to Teg-
mental headquarters the names Of such officers
when elected.
S. w. Cass, Secretary, Toledo, O.: The sur
viyor5 Of Shields's old Division viii hold Re
union st Columbus Sept. - on Che third floor
Of the Garfield school Building, corner Of Gar
field and Mount Vernon avenues. Gen. Nathan
kimbsll, now Department Commander, De-
partment of Utah, hiss promised positively to
be present, and We trust that every officer and
private will respond present or sceounted
for"
Ed. g. Grant, Secretary, Alsddlepert, o.:
Gen. George Crooks old regiment the 56th
Ohio, viii hold its annual Reunion this year st
Columbus, O., (instesd Of Middleport, o. Sept.
u. Quarters have been assigned at Park Street
School Building, first floor. Our old commander
viii be with Us, and there viii be greater num-
Der Of the Both boys at this Reunion than can
possibly be assembled again. Let every mem
Der De present. quarters arc AuIulsAAoA 4Aco
end S good time anticipated.
The survivors of the Ohio Brigade (27th,
39th, 43d and 63d Ohio will hold Reunion
during the Encampment at Columbus Sept.
10 20 ii. The headquarters viii be st the
rooms of the Franklin Fish and Game Club IN
the Hayden Building on Broad street. opposite
the Capitol. On Thursday evening, Sept. Ii,
at High School Chapel, southeast corner Of
Broad and Fifth streets, Gen. Wager Swsyne
Will deliver sn address. Gen. Noyes viii also
speak.
The survivors Of the 18th II. viii hold
Reunion al Columbus ia Startling Medical Col
lege at 3 p. N. Sept. II.
The survivors of the 47th Ohio viii hold
Reunion at Columbus during the Encampment.
Wm. johnson, 80 Franklin avenue, Brooklyn,
n. Y: The National Association of Naval Vet
Grams Will hold a Reunion at Columbus during
the Encsmpmant. Headquarters will be IN the
State Capitol, where all naval veterans arc re-
guested to report and register. The first meet
ing will bs held there Monday evening, Sept.
10 st bells" and again on the following
morning st o'clock to participate in the grand
parade. The mess cloth viii be spread al
the CorT5di Hotel, % West State street, which
is within hRiling distance of the quarterback
IN the Capitol Il is our intention Of present
ing the name OF some naval ComTsde for the
position Of Junior -COmmandeT-in-C Chief OF
the GAR
w. B. Roby, Haigler, Eeb, wants the COM
rades Of the First Brigade, First Division, Four
teeuth CorBs, to meet st Columbus during the
Encampment.
II. J. Pool, Secretary, Nevada, o.: The Re
union Of the 144th Ohio is changed from Up
per SaRdusky to Columbus, Sept -,
Phil. Hager, Louisville: George d. Thomas
and Walter G. Whitaker Posts will leave here
| f0E Columbus on Monday morning, Sept. 10
! We viii be about $50 strong. We have secured
r1arfar7 a fLolur Inns in llaruerteF BLOCK No.
! III East Town street, where VIC will have
rooms for cots and receptions. On Tuesday
! George u. Thomas Post viii give reception
/ aud on Wednesday w. g. Whitaker Will receive
I We will take Professor Schneider's celebrated
/ band with Us and also refreshments for the re-
] ceptions. All comrades ia the State who de-
/ sire to go with Us should address :. d. For
/ roster of this city or myself
/ Sam. Bird, 0conto, Wis.,: TheBe will be Re-
union Of the survivors of the Both III. st Co
1 lumbus during the Encampment / would
/ like 20 hear from al members who contemplate
attending
W. w. Edge, Troy, o.: Through the courtesy
OF Gov. Foraker the headquarters of the Sig
/ nal Corps during the National Eucampment 70
be held in Columbus during September, will
be held in the Governors private office. Sig
/ nal Corps comrades, IN whatever capacity, wild
report there on their arrival in Columbus.
q. J. Trenaman, Rochester, n. Z: The sec
ond Reunion Of ex-prisoners Of Castle Morgan,
Cahaba, Ala, viii take place st 10 o'clock g. In.
Sept II, at Columbus, in Witness-room, Part
] No. /, Courthouse
P s. DUganne, 18th Pa, Verona, Pa. Quar-
termaster, Charles Z. Bright Post, No. $50, says
all arrangements are made for full attend
snce of this Post at Columbus Encampment
He wants to meet ell his old comrades OF the
grand old Third Brigade First Division, Fourth
Corps, Department Of the Cumberland, com
posed Of 18th and goth Ind, Gath, 18th and
60th III. and 18th Pa.
The Old Guard, u " c., Of Washington, D
C., have decided 70 attend the National En-
campment in q body, and viii leave Washing
ton al II o'clock N. Sunday, Sept. D. for Column
bus
o. NJ Mitchell Post, of Atlanta, Ga, will
attend the Encampment IS q Post. They vii
take with them souvenirs Of the battlefield
Of Ezra Church, Peach Tree, Atlanta, KenesaV
Mountain, ETC.. in the shape of sabers. breast
plates, bayonets, solid shot, shells, bullets, pho
togTaphs, etc. Among the most valuable viii
be psper-Weight from Big ShaBty, QusTrie'
almost on the ground where the memorable
locomotive General" started from. Mitchell
Post comprises ia its membership some of tn
most prominent citizens of Atlanta, and com
rades who desire information about GeOrgi
! will have fine opportunity OF getting reliabl
0 news at the Convention. Gen. Lewis, OF tn
Z. s. Army lretiredl, viii head the Post.
The survivors, Of Co. K, 39th Ohio, viii hol
8 Reunion az Columbus during the EncamI
ment Headquarters will be established st I'd
. rooms Of r. +. Wilde Post, No 3l2.
{ James Fitzpatrick, Aiiddieport, o., would Tx
: 70 meet the surviving shipmstes who served 0
! ! the Lexington, Black Hawk, Chickasaw an
Siren 81 Columbus during the Enc&mpment
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