The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-06-27

ILLINOIS.
Isaac X. Young, Secretary, Bristol: Com
rades of the 69th Ill. will hold their fifth annual
Reunion at Galesburg Thursday, Sept. 90. Gems.
Gibson, 10th Ohio, and Hotchkiss S9th Ill,
will both BIO present and take part in the pro-
gram. 1t is earnestly requested that should
any comrades of the S9th see this notice who
have not heretofore attended our Reunions,
and whose names do not appear on the roster
of the association, they will send their names,
postoffce addresses etc, on postal to the Sec
rotary, so that invitations may be sent them.
GAR. hall on Main street will be headquarters
for all who may attend Reunion.
INDIANA.
Thomas J. Graves, Secretary, Williamsport:
The survivors of the seth Ind. will hold Re-
union and basket picnic at Williamsport Sept.
10 and 20.
NV. II. H. Beneflll, Secretary, franklin: The
18th Ind. MID Inf. Association will hold Re-
union Oct at Franklin. Every comrade of
the command should attend IL possible, as i'm
portant business pertaining to the future well
fare of the organization will be transacted.
IOWA.
Charles L. Longley, Secretary, Upton The
third biennial and fourth Reunion Of the Asso-
citation of the oath Iowa will be held at Marion
Sept Is and 10. The usual reduction in rail-
way fares will be promulgated, with other in
Marion are proposing to entertain all the COM
rades who will signify to the Secretary their
acceptance of such hospitality, and it is in
tended and expected to make the occasion the
most pleasant of a series Of successful Reunions.
At the earnest solicitation Of tho comrades Of
Co. residing at Pella, urged by many citi-
zens of that place, it has been decided TO hold
the fifth biennial Reunion of the Sd Iowa at
Pella, Marion Co., Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept IL, Is and 10. / wish 1t was
possible for every living member of our old
regiment to assemble at Pella in this Reunion.
IL would be an accommodation to our friends
at Pella II you would signify by postal card
your intention to be present addressing Com
rade III. i. Bousquet as early as the 10th or 18th
of August. Il is probable all railroads in the
State will make a reduced rate to you, and /
therefore suggest that in buying tickets you
demand q certificate from the local agent OF
every limo between your homo and Pella.
Please aid me. so far as you can, in securing q
full attendance at this Reunion.-C. II. Tai
madge, Secretary.
KANSAS.
There will be Reunion Of the Goth Ind at
Goshen Sept. and 5, and cordial invitation
IN extended 10 all members OF that regiment
]. p. Horton, Anthony.
G. ID. Clark, Secretary, Minneapolis: The
second annual Reunion Of the 2d Ill. Cav. will
be held at Milwaukee during the National En-
campment, banquet will be held on Aug. 20.
All comrades who expect 70 DO present will
please notify the Secretary, that arrangements
ample for all may be made.
NEW YORK.
The Executive Committee Of the 1s5th N.
Y. Association takes pleasure in announcing
that in accordance with vote Of the Associa-
ton at its last meeting the annual Reunion
will be held at tho Armory, Syracuse, June 25,
0sfrl L., h..
are requested TO send their possofice address,
stating whether thoy expect 10 attend the Re-
union, to II, w. Clarke Secretary. Syracuse.
ID. A. 0'Mara, Secretary, Station d. New
York City: The first Reunion of the 59th N.
Y. will be held at Gettysburg. Pa, July 3, and
10 is particularly desired that every survivor
attend II possible. The Monument to our
Comrades who fell on that field Is ready, aud
will be dedicated on above date. Comrades in
this vicinity who intend participating are re-
queBted 20 assemble at 3 a. M, on July e at I25
West 10th Street, New York City. We leave
New York from foot of Desbrosses Street. Penn
syivania Railroad Depot at a. m. sharp. Faro
from New York TO Gettysburg aud return, 50 80,
round trip. Headquarters at Gettysburg will be
established at l2l West High street. Board at
Headquarters 800 per day. Comrades will APP
pear In GAR. uniform IL possible, and II conve.
nIent join and proceed with us from this point
procuring tickets from the secretary-as We
are Obliged TO purchase certain number in
order 10 obtain special rates, as scheduled
above. Extend 10 the comrades Of the GAR
In your vicinity an invitation TO participate
with us.
OHIO.
David Lakeu. President. Columbus: Tho
Association Of Survivors of the Regular Bril-
gade, Fourteenth Corps, Army of the cumber-
land, will have grand Reunion at Milwaukee
during Eneampment week, at It's Headquarters,
i02 Wisconsin street, and we hope 10 meet
many comrades from the Northwest who have
never attended our Reunion. All members
| who desire the last roster and proceedings of
our Reunion, with magnificent picture OF our
| old commander, Gen. Rosecrans can get n COPY,
| as plenty will be on hand at Headquarters.
The 37th Ohio will hold it's Reunion Sept, 10
and ii at ST. Mary's. For further information
address Chas. Hipp, st. Mary's.
| The 10Th annual Reunion Of the survivors
| OF the 18th Ohio will be held at Newark Sept.
10 and 20. Those desiring TO attend are re-
quested TO address the Secretary, John w. In
grim, Mt. Sterling, O,
Vim. MeMulcn, Secretary, Steubenvlle: II
| has been ordered that the annual Reunion OF
| the Ist Ohio be held at Chattanooga Tenn.
| Sept. 10 and 10, at the same time aud place the
| Second Brigade, Third Division, Fourth Corps
| holds its Reunion. You are hereby respectfully
urged 10 attend, as this may possibly be the
| IHbL we Will ever nave Oh our Olu brigade. we
understand ne-cent rate going and coming
will be given on all roads. All comrades in
tending to go will please notify me, so that ar
| engagements can be made.
The annual Reunion Of tho 10Th Ohio viii
| be held ut Newark on the second Wednesday
| in August. j. M. Walker, Secretary, Masslon
The 95th Ohio Regimentai Association will
hold their Reunion at Urbana, Sept IL; com
plete roster of the living members of the ol(
regiment is wanted ut that Reunion and com
rades are requested to bring along their OLE
diaries, 50 as 10 determine the number Of mile
marched.
VERMONT.
At tho annual Reunion OF Co. G, Cd VT, a
Brattleboro, these officers were elected Pres
ident Elijah Wales; V.-P.. p. A. Streeter
Sec. and Treas, II. NJ Pratt; Cor. Sec, l.. Fa,
Bowker; Commissary, Chas J. Stockwel Let
tiers were read, army stories told, army song
sung, and the veterans enjoyed o time of gen
eral jolihcation. IL was voted to hold mex
years meeting in BrattleborO, the date to b.
fixed by the Executive Committee. Co. G wa
the first company organized In Windham Co.
and was one of Vermonts best. OF the SO orig
inal members of the company 81 are known +
be living, and the Secretary has their p0st0fiic
addresses; 80 are dead, and it is not known
whether the other IA are alive or dead.
Serg't Alexander Oliver Cottage a. Obi
Soldiers aud Sailors Home, Sandusky, o., ha
been for some years compiling roster of tn
Saith Ohio OF the total enlisted, 1877, he ha
found the whereabouts of about 800, scattere,
i'm 10 different States the District of Colunbia
Mexico and the Indian Territory, including