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The Chicago & Atlantic is the first Eastern Road
10 reduce the agreed SIC roHud-trip rate from Chi
cago TO Boston. The rate has been reduced 10 the
extremely low figure Of $50 for three parties but
the Chicago n Atlantic has not yet made open
rate OF that figure. Passenger Agents claim That
they will not meet the $50 rate bat al seem to
think that the rates viii fall below the sl9
The City Council OF Boston last week passed the
following order. WIKI explains ITSELF
That the City Messenger under direction OF the
Mayor, be authorized 60 cause a suitable observa-
ton stand 10 be erected on Blackstone Square or al
some other convenient locality, aud 10 provide
chairs therein for the of the members Of the City
Council TO witness the Grand Army procession on
Aug. II next
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National Headquar-
terS---NOteS from the Departments.
Mrs. ANNIE WITTEsMYER National President.
Mrs. ABDrE LYNCH, National Secretary.

To specially mid and assist the Grand Army of
me Republic and to perpetuate the memory of
their heroic dead
10 assist such Union veterans as need our help
and protection and to extend needfu aid TO their
WIDOWS and orphnnsi to find them homes and
employment and assure them of sympathy and
friends; to cherish and emulate the deeds of our
Army Nurses, and of all loyal women vino render
peril.
To incucate lessons Of patriotism and love Of
country among our children and in the commune
Ties In which we live; TO maintain true allegiance
TO the United states of America; to discouutenance
whatever tends to weaken loyalty and to- encour-
age the spread OF universal liberty and equal rights
TO all.
Women OF good moral character and correct de-
pertinent, who have not given aid and comfort to
the enemies of the Union, who would perpetuate
The principles to which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained lineage of 16 years.
shall be eligible to membership in the Womans
Relief Corps.
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RosroS Inlv IL

~
A largely-attended and important meeting Of the
Executive Committee was held last week at which
Past Department Commander Geo. /. Goodale pre-
sided. Col. l.. il. Haskell, Of the Finance Com
ton financially, but said there Is ample for all
tie funds that can be secured. Plans for Rn Off
Clal guide 20 embrace everything that could posi-
bly, be wanted by the army OF visitors expected,
were submitted by Mai. John II. Cook, OF tile Com
miiiee on Information, and Past Department Com
mander Geo. :. Evans, Chairman of the Printing
Committee. II Was decided that on Tuesday even
ing. Aug. u the literary features OF the reception
would consist Of address Of welcome by GOV
Bracket and Mayor Hart: responses by GcR Al
ger and Mrs. NitlenmyeT. and addresses by De-
partment Commander Inuis. Mrs Knowles Presi-
dent Of the N.RC.; Gen sherman, and the Secre-
tary OF War. The Secretary OF the Navy will be
requested TO order naval squadron TO Boston dur
INK Encampment week. and that he authorize the
commanding officer 10 fire n salute complimentary
90 the Grand Army Of the Republic. IL was voted
iueEpedieut 10 invite the Aids Of the Commander
ln-Chief 10 the banquet. Nearly the last of the
arrangements have been completed FOR the demon
siFaton Of the naval veterans. and il Is expected
tilat more Than 1900 bluejackets will be GA deck
They viii make uP division Of the grand parade
The following were elected members Of the Press
Committee Maj. George - Merrill, Chairman;
lieut.-Coi- hm. Ola, Lieut. Frank C. Browuell
lAeut Charles j. Rohan. Weston F. Hutehins and
Joseph 3. MacCabe. Secretary. The following were
added 10 the Reception Committee: Mai. George
:. Merrill, Col Myron Il. Walker. Capt. Nathan
Appleton. a > Fowle. VIM. II. Lee, Joseph o.
Burdetts and : ". Benson.
Al Tie meeting Of the woman's Relief CORPS
Executive Committee Mrs. Emma Il. Loud Of Sa-
lem. presided. Mrs. Eliz betli V Lang Chairman
81 the Committee on Information. reported that
committees 81 I've had been appointed TO stations
nt the various depots aud hotels to escort visiting
delegates, and M git be recognized bv their
bhdges- Liberal contributions have been re-
ceived from tie different Corps throughout the
State. besides personal donations. Headquarters
have been secured for every Department, AS well
a. adequate rooms for visiting Tnenberz The
medical services 81 Miss Charlotte Sampson OF
l. = C.
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PennsrI,anIa Reserves Monument sites.

The Gettysburg State Monument Commits
sion had most satisfactory meeting with rep
Tesentatives from the LIST, %, 9TH. 9th and Iltk
Pa Reserves. Sites for the memorials were
selected as follows: 9Th aud 18th, on Round
Top; LIST, I'd, 9th. 18th and 18th, Oh the Wheat
field. Cooper's battery memorial is already
built on East Cemetery Hill that Of Hamp-
ton battery on Hancock avenue and the 1ss
Cav. memorial at the Bloody Angle.
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NewhoG, W, serg't, r. 9th Wis. Dc. y "a
Nagenhaus, ii. Serg't, Bait. E. I'd Mo- Art OCT 20 ~
Oaks. S. C., F, 43d Ind. 1,,,o "a
Once, Dennis, tesmster. SteeIfs coun'd Sent X 20
Ogle, Luther b, nth Ohio Nov 81 81
Price, VIM, IT, 10th ". Y. Jp1v % e,
Petseh, John,.C, 9th Kan. July IS 81
Purdy, James, g, 4Sth Ohio Aug % 81
Peppers, Daniel, +, Both Iowa AMP % sd
Pearson, Barnabas, T., 18th Ohio Sent 30 81
Place, Lester, ID, 32d Iowa Cet - "a
Peters Philip, II, 18th Ohio Jan B e
Fhhegln, Step'n, citizen, Steamer Emma Jan. q So
Reuseer. Jacob, F. 9th No. July "a
kayand, Horisa A. l6Oth y. Y, JuIy 26 "a
Kiciard. j. F., H. Both Iowa Aug rs 81
R pIeu''IsGn' Edward, r. 1th Ohio Aug. I5 81
Read, }. =, i, 10Th Ohio Au1 81 "a
Ryan, John o., ID, 173d Ny Sent IA 81
Rondin, Henry, 9, I65th " Y Sent 81 50
Ku5ser Henry, Bait. T. 2d Mo- Art Sent 20 "a
hhouecSer, Christian, A, 18th Ohio Jan. % 65
Stacy, D., A, 36lh Iowa. Jn,s "A "a
SheaEer, Peter, Corporal, z, 18th Iowa july 8 "a
Siatterbaek, J. Fl. f, 18th Ohio. JuivT "a
Shoemaker, ;. o., III, both III. Killed bv rebel
Sawyer John, Fl, I6lst Ny. InIy 10 10 e. e.
Shoulder, T., G., l75d y. Y. Aug q "a
Sawyer. James. r. Goth Me. ku6 q "a
StadtOr, j. W., f. Goth Iowa Aug 81 "a
SeanlOn, Marcus. II, 18th Ny Cav. Aug 90 "a
St John, John, Sd Ind. battery, AUG an "a
scott, Howard q, 18th Ohio, Sent > "a
Stnrtvant, p, II. Goth No. Sept nj ga
Starcamp. VIM. g. I73d " Y. Oct B "a
Singer, Lewis. G, Nlerrill's Horse. Oct. s "a
smith Henry, A, sd Iowa Oct. IA. Ga
S,illth' y H., II, 9th Kan. Oct. Is "a
StrauseT, LudwicE, X I73d " Y Oes "a "a
sack, Robert, c. 5th Kan Oct al "a
smith, G., Sergeant, ID, 57th H. Nov IN "a
Taylor. James Corporal. K. 3sth Iowa Juns u "a
Taylor Robert, r, 10Th n X J1ne an "a
Taylor, Ruban, u, 18th Ohio Inv \ "a
Thompson, James. T. 18th " Y. Cav JuIy 10 "a
Iownson, w F.. G., lfth Kan. Sent 4 "a
Iary, Philip. K, 3Oth Mo- SOFT "a "a
IOliman. G. H., d. 1871 Ind Nov N "a
Tucker, John NJ, A, 18th Ohio Jan Ig *
Vail, d. E. G. 18th Iowa Sent 2s "a
kanguyon Constant L. I72d N Y Ian NJ *
Ward, Martin. G. 18th Ohio JuIv q sI
Wakefield. Elihu, II, 18th Iowa. JnIv n "a
w I''ppls' W ~ n i4th Kan. July Is "a
VAIN, = H., Farrier, 18th " Y Cav AuS 81 "a
Witter Baser, G.. 32d Iowa Se6i & ~
Weber, Henry. II, f3d Ind Sent 20 "a
West, w. W, Il, 18th Iowa OCT nj "a
Virgins, George, A, 18th Ohio. Oct % 81
W right John, I. l73d n Y Oct % "a
Wilson, Thomas, Gunboas Clifton Noy q "a
Wiser, Daniel, c. S3d Iowa nee % "a
Nhber, David, r, 43d Ind. Ian n *
WehI, George, Corporal, II, nth Ohio Jan 81 g
Zarta, Joseph, Battery E, I'd No. Art. Oct. 10. "a
~ihIs is evidently mistake in the regiment an
there was no SD Maryland
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For Commander-in.Chief.

Joe Hooker Post, No. IL, Hutchinson, Kan, has
adopted resolutions nominating Alvin y. Hovey
for COMMUNICATIVE Chief
w II. II. Mnturn, New Lexington, O., nominates
James NJ. Dalzel Of Caldwell, 0.
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Equally safe for young or old, Ayers SaFsa-
parilla cleanses the blood from all impurities.
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General Orders. No. 16.

General Orders, No 10.
COMRADES: Nearly two years have elapsed since
the Society of the Army of the Cumberland formu-
lated plan TO erect an equestrian statue in honor
of the great soldier Gen. Philip III. Sheridan, and
your present Commander in Chief was appointed
Treasurer of the fund. A site has been selected
for the monument on Pennsylvania Avenue i'm the
city of Washington. and Congress has appropr-
ated sufficient funds To build the pedestal TO the
same. In order 10 complete the fund, an additional
sum Of about $4,000 IL needed. ! therefore ask
most earnestly that the Grand Army Posts through
out the country take the matter up ut once con-
trbuting from 10 TO - cents per member. and for
warding the same to me at Detroit, or bring il TO
me at the Encampment IN Boston, August next.
Comrades, let us ali respond To this noble work
promptly, so that during our lives may see the
work completed. Let show to the world
love for this great leader OF men. late comrade,
who contributed much TO the success of the
Union cause. Let US act at once aud generously.
Let your gifts be accompanied with Inst Of names
OF the contributors, that their may be
handed To Mrs. Sheridan who will preserve them
IN grateful memory of your tribute aud love TO her
gallant husband
by order of II. A. ALGER, Commander-in- Chief.
GEo, IL. HOPKINS, Adjutant- General.
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comrades which they expect Go take part In the
parade In order that proper assignments may be
made. A desirable route for the line of march has
been laid out.
BY order of r. A. ALGER, CommRnder-in-C Chief.
GEO. ii. HOPKINS, Adjutant General.
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half the public schools nre taught In Spanish To
DE correct, 81 per cent are taught in Spanish and
over 50 per cent OF the remainder are taught in
both Spanish and English. This. no doubt, will
be news TO most readers of the TRIBUNE It was
great surprise to me.
In addition to obstacles peculiar 10 the South
find the one great drawback to progress in the
work in this Department is that many of the lead
ing comrades are married to Mexican wives and
NIL Mexieans are partial to the Spanish language
and customs.
How / shouldlilze to meet with-you all In Con-
vention and tell you about many things Of which
cannot write think IL would give me new life
and inspiration to feel once more the strong warm
hand clasp of f. c. and l.. I intend to spend
August and the Autumn months in Iowa. but fear
! shall not have the pleasure of meeting with You
in Boston
Though the w.RC in New Mexico are few in
numbers. we are actuated by the same loyal heart
beat that throbs throughout our Order. There
loyal women, too, in New Mexico, outside the w.
re, who do grand service when occasion offers
opportunity, rs in the case of the wife Of our Gov
ernOr Mrs. L. Bradford Prince who called a meet
ing Of the ladies mt Santa Fe and took charge of
preparation Of flowers, wreaths aud memorials for
Carleton Post, GAR, of that place, Memorial
Day. She is n noble hearted, loyal woman, worthy
the high station she occupies. j want to say to
those who remember me so frequently with kind
words ana otherwise that u - all appreciated, and
surely helps TO noursh the plant of loyalty and
patriotism in this isolated country.-M NJ Rudi-
sllie. Provisional Department President.
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
RinnieC. Holiday Past Department Senior Vice
Prcsidentand member of Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Home Committee. writes that the Corps at Steu-
bcnville of which she is n member, will send box
of hospital supplies to the Soldiers Home in Sep
TENDER. Mrs. Holiday is one of the delegates TO
National Convention.
John A. PARROT Corps, Department of Illinois,
presented the public schools with fine flag at the
close of the term.
Buckley Corps, Akron. o., realized handsomely
from serving meals ON the Fourth of July Depart
mcnt Commander and Mrs. Bowling took supper
with the Corps following the sham battle.
Cooper Corps. No. 100, Marion. o., Margaret A.
Bcnie President, rendered excellent service to the
Post on Memorial Day. Anna Adams, the little
girl who rendered THE Unknown Dead" so
effectively, IL the granddaughter of the President
The Corps have three dozen shirts and other sup
plies to forward to the Soldiers Home.
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ment will be closed from Saturday, Aug. o. TO
Monday, Aug Is, during the absence of the De-
pnrtment officers while attending the National
Enoampment.
The Lake Bluff Chnutauqua Assembly has SET
apart and designated one day of their session Mt
Lake Bluff as Grand Army Day." and have,
through the Rev. Comrade Horace w. Bolton,
placed their grounds and buildings free of charge
for Saturday. July &C at the disposal of the Grand
Army of the Republic. The Womnns Relief Corps,
Ladies of the GA. r., and Sons of Veterans
daily invited TO be present.
Officers of the following Posts are:
II. i. Dow, 300, 'Anuawan-C J. d. Heath ;
:; V. q. w. J.. Gochonaur; j. V. C., II. humphrey ;
Gimp, w. II. Baker; o. d., A. II. Machesney; Adjt,
II. Hirschberger @. NJ, John Lamont; o. G., J. II.
Brownngi q. NJ. s., Jehn Willet; S. NJ, Joseph
johnson.
Gen. Harker. 1sq. Atwood Com, II. T.. johnson;
= V. c., T. NJ. Kirby; J. V. c., Caleb Bailey; q. NJ
aud Adi't. J. II. Enston; Surg, w. r. Smitson;
q. d., john Ellis; o. G., J. w. Merritt; S. NJ, j.. N.
White Chap, J. w. Solomon
Mai Lee, 277 Rossville-Com, u. c. Lee; s. V. c.
Ezra Hickman; ]. V. c., J. r. Prather; Surg, J.
J. MeEroy; Q. NJ, A. T. Search; Chap, VIM.
Reed; o. d., J. w. Westfal; o. g., Charles Glaze;
Adj,t, G. g. Kerr; Q. Nj. s., g. S. Maury; S. NJ, j.
10. pauley
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OHIO.

j. Is. Russell, Secretary, Ravenna: Battery J. lst
Ohio l.. A, VIII meet at Rayenna, aug = and =.
Lewis +. Becker, Clinton; The, Reunion OF the
lOith Ohio Will DC held Aug. Is and a. al Wells
vile.
J. Wilson, Secretary. Eaton: The Reunion Of
the Preble County GAR. Association viii be held
at Eaton. Sept. 3
regimental Reunions will be held at Jackson sept.
1912, and Mai. Mckinley, Gen. Jones and other
prominent comrades are expected.
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Bosrox. July IS. 1890.

u Il singular incident in the PREPARATION for
The coming EncauIpmeut TO find the far Western
Departments securing luxurious headquarters in
the Hub TO our Western cotnrades II j. the most
natural thing in tie world but 20 s al the Fast II
seems strange. Here D. the Department OF Wash
lngiOn and Alaska engaging q whole house ia a
central loeaiOn besides headquarters al the Bruins.
Wick. IOthOse who we're az Columbus ST Louis and
San Francisco IL j. easy 10 understand the marvel
ous WIN and generous scope OF the West Coast vets
bus We are quite unaccusi0med TO this scale Of
operations ~ GAR. affairs. When Massachusetts,
went 10 SAC Francisco ia 1850 the Department was
posiAFely mean aud altogether out of the way ia
NE headquarters. Had il not been FOR the wisdom
Hn1 generosity q Col. Benz :. Lowell Massaclln-
setts would have been actually disgraccd on fe Pa
Ctc Coast. lie opened ine lieadqIarters for Na-..-
chusetls men - ihc Palace Hotel and entertained
al iiis OEh expense. n 81 Louis Massachusetts
WAS % Tie background, aud again Col Lowell
heipea out iH q magnificent manner But at Co
luiIDus tie situation took on an entirely new
phase. Col Myron y. Walker was Department
Ayintlaitoef and never was Massachusetts so we'll
provided Tor. Commander Walker placed this De-
partuleDt away 20 the front aud 20 elegant yyeFe
tle appointments 81 these headquarters, 80 hos.
pilable tie provision, that was tie natural thing
Tor Commander iH-Cllief Warner 70 ACCEPT Com.
tnAiiaer walkers large pariors for his personal
Headquarters.
And what now does Massachusetts seeY The
elmosi unknown Departments from the great
Northwest coming - Boston and shaning Massa-
clusetis by their generous spread I,e5,sr ttr,,,t
Commander b. 81 Holmes II Wasbins9tar 80
Alaska, ls = New Hampshire boy and served pal
lanLg ~ one u tie very beet regiments Of lie
Dae--iAF~ tllS AAt+aSs 4aAli-suN lie evidently
means 10 uphold tie credit Of the very Northwest
corner q Union creation
There y universal feeling % expectaut Interest
throughout AeW England thai j. most satisfactory
Every veteran appears to realize that the supreme
occasion Tor the &eg England GA X s. now on
baud, ao tie disposition u good 10 make tie most
81 H.
The veterans who arc managing the preparations
arc mostly competent for the work some have
positions WHO are unit Tor them, and some are
working TOT ihelr own private gain; but, as
whole, the management De abics sufficient, aud
above repTOach.
Dir j. J.. Iall, tue genial clerk Of the Executive
Committee Ga 4, seerns 70 he the most top,,l,r
h1asi % tie Grand Army just now. Mr.. Cali was
married last week and on Thursday last he was
presented with beautiful gold sword az a mark OF
TIE appreciation ia which lac is held by those Lay-
lag business ~ tle National Headquarters The
presentation speech Was made by Comrade J. Pay
sOn Bradiey.-B.
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HEADQrAETEHs GEAsD Army or THE REruBtJc.
DETEoIT, MICH.

DEiAoiI' Mich.
IL Tie COmmander-in-Chief has personsllv
examined Into the arrangements that are being
made Tor The entertainment Of our comrades al
iSpslDh on ths occasion - the zfth National En-
eainpinent, 60 be held there beginning Tuesdsv
Aug. j. and lac l. very happy 10 announce ftat III
comrades who attend will receive a most cordial
aud enthusiastic greeting. and that ample accom-
h"pAuOnz Val De provided for ALL The railroads
arc making more liberal rates than were made last
year aud lac believes the rate viii prove satisfac-
tory.
H. Department Commanders are earpesfly 70.
cNessd 10 urge upon the comrades Of their resIeot-
I've departments that many a. can who attend
come properly uniformed ia order that lie grand
parade, which takes place on Tuesday the i9lb ~
August may show as many as possible 5oifor,,,ed
eoHrades ~ line. Ia order that comrades may
easily recognize those with whom they served
ne are requested to wear the badge Of their Corps
and Division thsir hate or oaf,s ~
w AIDE -dc-Canp on the National Staff attend
ING TIE Encatnpment are directed 10 TepOrt 10 tle
hdjutant General AT Music Hall for and
STaefs, mol later Than the afternoon u Aug III Ia
~ ut.iyiin. Ahsy VIII provide themselves with
horses 70 accompany Chefip Tie
grand parade, aud 70 this end will corresDoud viii
Aonifade W W Montgomery, Go Atlantic Ave
Boston, who VII, II requested. as far as possible
procure Inc necessary horse and equiuInenis and
Rlge other information required tlstbe d-sire -
tie Commander int llef tliat az many A. ,.,siia
oi the Alds-oe-Camp attend. Their Aiteaiiot, h
Headquarters. '~
v. The parade viii take place on The 10Th dav ~
August aud viii be participated in y the cotnTad,s
o. tbe Grand Army Of the Republic exclusively
except the last division, which will consist az lie
bons Of Veterans. The Departments will form H.
the order Of seniority, except that Massachuseits
VIII take the left Of the "A r. divisions Ia accord.
aDce with resolution adopted at the 22d National
Eneampment. Each Department win be a division
under con4and Of the Department Commander
Department Commanders will on or before JuIy
q report TO these Headquarters the number Of
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PENNSYLVANIA.

f. h. Rhoads, $50 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
The 81 Pa. Art. and lSSJh Pa. Reunion will be held
at Fortress Monroe, Va. Aug T.
J. Il. SheilenbeFger, President California: The
21d Pm. Cav. will rcune at California, Aug and 3
Dan. j. Newman, Secretary, l32d Pa Association
scranton, wishes the addresses Of all survivors 50
Us To be able to complete the Regimental Roster
and present It 10 the boys ut the third Reunion
which Is To be held at Mauch Chunk, Sept. II.
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+. A. Dwight, Sec
lOth Mo. Cav. will h
City, Aug. .. Comras
tary and inclose add
roster.
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oficerr Of the following Pos, arc.

Officers of the following Post are:
Capt, James Johnson $50. Arnsberg-Com. A
Tack; $. V. G., y. l.. Miller; J V. O.. Phillip waR
encr; AdJt, G. q. Hanpt q. M William Ffiesc
Surg, Frank Sehumer, Chap, Frederick HRhs
o. D., William Zimmerman; o. g., Emanuel Hi
derbrand; ;. NJ. @. w. Hiiderbrand. q. NJ =.
Frederick Oehl Delegate Phillip Wagener, Al
tcFnate. Il. L. Miller.
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MICHIGAN,
MISSOURI,

T. y. Carley, Secretary: Reunion OF the 18th
nav, sept. >.
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VIRGINIA,
WISCONSIN.

NJ. :. Gregg, New Concord, o.: The Independents
Logdoun Rangers will have meeting at Water
ford, Va, Aug. -.
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MINNESOTA.

Officers of the following Post are:
4. X. Skaro. 81, ST. Pe,er--Com Thomas Mont
gomery; s. V. G., c. 5 Ives; J. V. C., VIM Moses
o. d., Lawson NM Surg. ID. Is Collins; q. NJ, n
NJ Baker, o. g.. Warren Parsons; Chap, &. l.
Key.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

II. HickenlOoper, Secretary. Abba. The ssb Iowa.
viii meet at Abba, sept q and "a
VIM. Blain, Secretary Collar. The aOtb Tov.
Will Reune at Colfax. Aug. Is and ~
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Dyspepsia does not get well of ITSELF Hoods
SarsaDarilla cures the most severe cases.
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INDIANA
Officers of the following Posi- are

Officers of the following Post are:
Morgan, TO- Petersburg-Com, Mat J. Brady; 8
'. g., Samuel Stuokey; J. V. c., Thomns Reed
AdJt. Fred Smith; q. NJ, Geo. w. Piuney; Surg
John 5. Ducate; Chap, N. II. King; O. D., G. O.
l.amnsters; .. g., jesse Battles; $. NJ, Isaac
Higgins; q. NJ. s., Samuel Muer; /. S., George
Richeyi o. s., Daniel Rchoy.
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THE Assistant Acknowledgement OF the different
Departments are respectfully requested to forward
copy OF the Department rosters for 1880 To The
NkIFoNAL TRfEUNE.l
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OHIO.

Tie eoiored ex- soldiers Of Circlevle have organ
lied Post 10 he known az Wyatt Post, No ZIG
after j. V. Wyatt, who was killed la battle July q
1884 and formerly a resident Of the city The FOL.
lowing officers have been elected. Com William
Staudup; Adjt, w. w. Mitchell; O. NJ N NJ
Howard; o. D., Alfred Coleman; @ NJ S. Louis
Green Surg. yinson Irwin; c., Andy Turney
Chap, Henry Wilmington $. V. g., Ferdnan
Parker; J. V. g., William Dorviag.
The annual meeting Of the Huron County q A r.
Assoeiation was held la Norwalk recently and tle
following officers elected: Pres 5. A WiIdman
NOrwalk Y.-P., Hiram Peck Monroevilie; Sec
w. ii. Benn, Belevie; Treas. Joe Power, Ilavan.
na; Historian, George Barqus, East Townsend.
Chap, J. NJ. Seymore, NorWaik. Addresses were
made by Rev. john Mitchell Gen. John G. Lee oi
Toledo; Col. George IL. Stafford, Of Cleveland; Hon
q g. Iaylniu and s A ANildrna, .f
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OREGON.

Oiliocrs o. The following Post are:
sumner, ~. East Portland--Com., NJ T.. Smit
$. V. g., }. w. kineT; J. V. c. Mike Countrymni
Chap, Comrade Hickman q. ~, q. j. Ross; O. 4
A. q. Edmondsj o. g.. Anthony Cannon; Ali
q. A. hntlagc; q, NJ. s.. VIM. Bates; g. NJ, w
Taylor -
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INDIANA.
IOWA,

George w. JON
Of the 2lst Ind. III
and Is
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MICHIGAN.

Officers of the following Post nre
III, &. Gilbert 81, Dowagiae-Com. John Mate
- V. C., John Biiderback j. V. G.. G. II. hcM
Ian; Adjt. A. Benedict; q. NJ, T.. H. Spencer,
ID, Oscar Peek; Chap. II. e. Farwell; Surg
G. BECKER; o. c.. VIM. Brown y. NJ, A. q. Fin
q. NJ, J. A. Root.