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MISSOURI,
The following Posts have elected officers:

The following Posts have elected officers:
Mccullough, 81, Milan: Com, William II. Trip;
S.N. g, George ltEgcn; J.N g, John McAllistcr:
Adjt. Edward W. Slac, q. NJ, Gilbert NJ. Morri-
SON surg, John &. EissuGcr; Chap, Oliver II,
Albright, o. D. David schultz; O. G., john Rose.
berry.
Winfield Scott. CO, Holden: Com John {. Curp;
:. v G., J. Walker; J. V. g.. J. II. Myers Chap,
Joseph Potter; o. ID, Wm. l.. Christian o. g.. II.
G. thronagcr; q. NJ, J. NJ. Moore: Surg. J. II.
licwcs; AdJt William f. Shields, =. NJ, James
Nay.
George w. Tyler, 81 Ford Com, John Davis;
:. V. C., lsnac Mccollum; J. V. G., Narmum Had
ley Adlt \. y. Butler; q. NJ, Jas Naudemnrk {;
surg Henry T.. Walker; Gimp. Lewis Campbell;
q. ID. T.. Salisbury; O. g. Capt. Smith; :. NJ Isaac
Lyndc; q. VI. :, Willard Graves.
A. Lincoln, :. Mobcrly Com. John w. Scott {;
:. V. C., John w. Stgnll: J. V. G., Alex McCnnd-
less; surg, Geo. w Leedom: Chap. 4. u. Burton ;
Adit, T. II. Mix; q. NJ. 4. Il. Thompson: O, -,
Thomas i. HUI; o. g., John Nichols; q. NJ \, T.,
II. Baugh; :. NJ, George Seclcy.
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NATIONAL CONTENTION.

Elizabeth A. Turner, Past National Treasurer, %
Temple Place, Boston, is Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Accommodations w. II. c. for National Con
vcnton, to whom all questions concerning the loca
ton Of Department Headquarters should be adj
dressed also for the quartcring of delegates. Mrs
Turner because of her extensive acquaintance and
energetic attention TO the work in hand is the right
woman in the right place in this most nrduOus work
Only send in your applications carly If you would
be we'll served
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NEBRASKA

Robinson Post 10. 26I. Crawford was organized
III April iNSS, with 10 charter members Atfirsi the
comrades met in m attic, then IN shop, and now
they have of the finest halls in the Department
The Post numbers at present - members. all Of
whom are earnest workers for the good Of the Or
der It's officers are: Com, 4. .. Cheney, $. V G.,
{. H. ISigdon: j. V. C., 4. Blood Chap j. Wal
t"rs; q. NJ, T. Mckenzie; O, D.. +. NJ Bind;
surg +. Gray; q. c., IL. Thomas Adit, W. H.
Wallace.
The following Posts have elected oncor-:
Coats, l07, Dorchester; Com, Frank Miller &.
'. G, !. Is. johnson; J. V. g.. VI. T. Kiuc; q. H.,
Jere wilhelm: O. G., John Blackburn. Chap,
'. W. lIaglnr; Surg, H. L. Keep: q NJ, \.
Barso; Adl,t, d. j. Linn :. NJ, J. Ficstor; g. NJ.
:. William Borlnnd.
Phil kcamy, =. Fort Omaha: Com, John
Reagan; : y. C., Gregory Farrell J. V. g. Jacob
Davidson; surg, Andrew AIaycwski q. y, Perry
\. Lyons .. G.. Henry kccicr Chap, William L.
Allison :. ", John >. Wood q. =, John seam
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RHODE ISLAND,

Past Captain Ilhnunn Mowry, Of A, X Tilton
Camp, Ma, 2. Pawtuckct, was presented recently
with "a handsome gold watch Chain by the mem
beers Of his Camp. for the faithful manner ia which
lac has performed the duties OF his office, from
which lac has just retired.
Gen. 4. 6, Lawrence Camp, No. 3. Providence,
Will hold grand fair Feb, q. - aud March l.
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MAINE.

Tho following Camp has elected officers:
? Gettysburg. rs Passport: Captain, Nelson Har
ris First Lieut., Harry Harrington; Second Lieut.
Jos"rh iuEnidsuy First SorEt, X. Chadiurnc; g
VI -. George Phelps; Principal Musician, Samuc
Patterson &. OF a.. Stephen Call.
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MISSOURI.

The following Camps havr elected officers:
Gen. i. &, Fremont, 81, - Louis. Captain. Louis
prcohsler. First Lieut. Wm. l.. Flick: Second
Lieut.. Phil. Sheridan Miller; First Serg't, III
Globes q VI. - Nu. SgAwchr, il.
Oglc-by o., carthage Captain. V. Rock hold ;
First Lieut.. Charles Feuucr; Second Lieut.
Homer j. IIurlbui.
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OHIO.

The following Camp has elected officers:
Gov. BcrnlaOn, Columbus Captain Frank T.
EHib. First Lieut. Frank Groves; Second Lieut.
Clarence II weber, Fret Scrs'i, l.. y. Gates; q
NJ. = i. Patterson; Chap l.. n. Bloomfield.
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KANSAS.

The following Camp has elected officers:
Lookout, Chico: Captain. .loel Kelley: First
Lieut. VIII Mardcn; Second Lieut., Albert Miller;
Camp Council, VIM. u. Jones II. Whitehead, Grant
Smaller.
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REUNIONS.

To SEcRETAFHls: Secretaries will greatly favor
us by sending brtf accounts Of the Reunions OF
Their respective organizations for publication in
this column. Immediately after the occurrence OF
The same. Also copies OF rosters for file aud future
ncc-IpuoH NATioSAL TRlGuSE.
ILLINOIS.
Tie survivors Of the 3aI H. held Reunion at
bloomington Jan. -, about 200 being present They
were welcomed 10 the city 10y Mayor J. H. mason
The address Of welcome WAS responded To by Gen.
i. ii. Elliott. Gov. FIicF, who was "A private In the
regiment, WAS present aud delivered - long address
KANSAS.
iieunion Of Cos. and f. llth Kan Cav. was
held at tho farm Of Coturlde Thos BARRIER nrny
Dunlap, recently. The veterans were Hospitality
entertained by tie host and his charming vie
Attcr pnrlaking Of splendid dinner "a business
meeting WIS held. Resolutions were nduptcd
thanking MIR nnd Mrs. Barber for their Kindness
md King Dec Of each year as the day for hold.
ing future Reunions.
NEW YORK.
The annual Reunion q The an Y. Cav. AssocIa-
ton was held In New York City Jan. 81 about IS
comrades being present. Tho following officers
we've elected: President, Capt. William ii. oliver;
Fin. Sec Charles r. Garfield; Rec Sec. los. A
Moore; Surg, DR.. g. Il. Sreetcr
Al tie lastnnnual Rcunion of the I0sth N Y held
mt Glen Haven, the following officers were elected.
President, George Il Loderi V.rP., Chns. Miller;
Sec George ii. Wnshburni Treas. Daniel Sclout:
Gimp, Silaa j. Robbins, Surg SlHs E. Stoddnrd
Capt, Peter Oliver; First Lieut.. Jonathan Rev.
noldH; FIRST Sergt Richard >. Cougar The Sec
rotary, George II. Washburn Il East Main street
Rochester, would like the address rank and com.
pnny Of each member of the regiment, for the pur-
pose of periecling IA roster.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The survivors of the 10th Pa. perfected "A per-
manent Regimeual Association on Jan 10 nt pnila-
delphin, by the election of the following officers.
President, Levi A. liosenberger; V.-P., Harry A.
Widdiiied Rec. See, Timothy Cadwallader; Cor
See, John S. Wilkinson; Treas, Chas. O. Cn,lwni-
lader. A Constitution aud By Laws governing the
association ululItgu, which DruVIss
other things, that any survivor Of the regiment can
and may become "A member by tEe payment of The
annual dues Of Il, aud sending his name TO tic
recording Secretary, Ia order that il may go ON
the robook. The meeting was well attended
many coming from distant points to assist i'm
periecting the organization. The boys are look.
Ing forward for good time AT their first annual
Reunion aud banquet, Which will occur at DoyIes.
town Sept Is, 1890.
Consumptives obtain relief by using Ayers
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ILIIE0Ie


Tie following Posis have elected officers:
Col. Egc-s, 90. last GaToudriet. COIN. Audcr-
81 l'aIacTf :. y. O. Sylvester MclTlnau. J. Y a
GabIlc! Calhoun Aajt, Nm. III. Russell. Chan
Garrison JackeDu5 .. D. Peter Johns; O. n -
warrington .. o., Henry Alexander.
RgLeH Hale 55G Fulton: Com Oscar Summers.
=. y. o., IL l'aa-ci y. Y. O., g. y. HoxIe: Adj n
g. AaIt4ud.ic, q. r. james PauucII: sur, = r.
teecys Chap. 5uo. Dyer q. j.. 81 u Burt. q Z;
7 (. KNAPP =. a., j. J.. Mouisi q. 81 $, ). II.
81. " u I.awton 49, GriggsviIle. Com A "
Wards. Acjt John NJ Carr q. n T. 4. n Am.
O. D.. James Crawford; .. O., Q4imby Era,gn
t+sHps g. g. Cook q. ". s., Geo. Stevens: -uro,
CeoI2e N+soni $. g. James shiuu.
IaIFaEut. coz. Chicago: Com. H. q Hartfngfop.
= y. q. .. = Felt j. Y. q, ). -. Inmans surg
hcItAsi - D.. George -. Miller; o. o.. Charles
scuiiy; Adj 3 ITa T. AldTlch; - 81 3 Burdicx %
n - George j. seeyy.
IKDIEEk.-
Thomas J. Harrison Post 70 30 KoLomo f. In
prosperous condition. with a neulbeT.ijn ~ %
eomTadcs ia good standing. ~
The following Posts have elected officers.
.. ~. slough Iel, Columbia CITY. Con-, I n
Lawrence = V. G., Joseph Carver; j. y . n Al
AloHli q d. hm. RoudebH-h: Ad't NicboIge
Elsainanf Chap VIM. kelsey; Surg. J. II ADUlc-
ton; . j.. Z. T. GrueTbcck: = ~ A. o. Iri.55,.s.
q o. j. j.. HortA5 q. II. =. David EBgIe
Thomas J. Harrison. -, KoEomo. Eauo A y
Graat = " o., .. w. Rains J. v. O. D. : SLafer.
u ~, j. a. smith surg, ]. IL. Ross: Clap Alien
HIS o. D., y, A. Aegrady; .. g.. J. T. Aficheuer
EoOthroyd, 81, Delphi: Com. Lewis eros: = "
G.. d p is-darf. J. V. G.. y. n. Gallagher. sdi','
Mil.iaHl Il. Stewart O. ~. }. u Iganley: sun, .
W.. 1'iauer; Chap. J. 4. Maxwell. o. ID Geo
". 3ltcae3 -. O.. ~. 4. Reagan: : N ~ q
Ouuklc. q r. =, J. =. CH.icr.
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Kentucky,


The following Post has elected officers;
Mai. Uarais. - Augusta: Com u. w. Pcrham;
:. Y. g. ". r. Cox; J. V. g, A }. IIolton q. NJ,
s. =. Mauupu; surg. G.. T. Brclz; Chap, J. 4.
Yates: @. -. John McKcown; O. g., w ii. Miller
AdJt. -. q. Yates.
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MARYLAND

Ihc i1IoNiuI Post has elected Officers:
Hicks. ~ oNtord Com, Thomas II. Coburn; :
Y. g., Nur. I. E.hiu; J. Y. G.. Gu-avus Bell q
NJ James G. Nullsins Adi't. Joseph II White
chap Edward Fsamptou. ., ID. Wm. J. Bicry
O. c. J. i. Tuii, q. N. =, l. ]. Walker; : VI.
Geo T. Males
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WEST VIRGINIA.

The following Posts have elected officers
J. y. Baird 100. Shcrrard Com, T.. NJ. Pellcy;
s. " g., T.. NJ. Brown; j. V. g., g. A. Dowcs;
O. d.. J. NJ. Smith; o. O., W. NJ Barnett; Surg
i. l.. Gamble; Chap, g. w. Conner; Adjt, w. H.
Bumgardner; q NJ. james Tabcrt.
J. Elmer Evans, -, Glen fHson; Com, J. ~
Ilubbs; 5. V. C., w. G. Gamble; J. V. G., W. H.
iiubbs; Surg. J. ". Crow; q. H., j. w. Blake :
o. g., A. j. Martin; Chap. J. w. Bonar; AdIt q.
w. ENnns; $. NJ, q. w iImhbs; Q. NJ y, N. IIngcr
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his report said that there had been three now Posts
established during the year, m1Sing lO3 Posts with
5,205 members. Dept inE. T. .. lIbbard, of West
Randolph, made favorable rel bort, saying that the
present standing of the Department was better
than il was year ago. Asst O. NJ. i. w. Bird, OF
Middebury in his report, stated that the total re-
ceipts during the year were 81 GI3 IS; expenditures,
SlHS719; leaving balance on hand OF SGJ5.9J
Judge Advocate Henry Ballard of Burlington, III
his report says that his Office has had no disputes
TO settle, and the only business done has been ~
the nature of consultation, Chap j. H. Bond, OF
West Rutland, in his report alluded TO the tncrcns-
ing interest in Memorial Sunday md Memorial
Day indicative of the respect of the people for
the old Veterans Icnora W. Howe, President
of the Nomnn's Relief Corps. IN her report says
that her Department has expended Tor relief
during the year, in cash. tj0S.l3; other nid
estimated ut $685. turned to Posts,
SiI929; donated TO Soldicts' Home, Sills8.
rousng Campfire was held in the evening.
Col w. q, Ncnzey presided. ana delivered nm nd-
dress of welcome. lie introduced commandments
Chief Alger. WHO was greeted with great applause,
and who made mn address prnising tho women Tor
what they had done. Addresses were made ny
other distinguished visitors aud it WINS late hour
before the company dispersed Tho following
officers were elected: Department Com, H. NJ
Monsur, lsnnd Pond; S. V. g., J. Il. Eldridge,
Warren; J. " g.. j. w. Williams, Bennington.
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their new hall for the irst time installation evcn-
ing when TIE Corps treated tile Post 10 a double
surprise; fl.zt A!Fs- Kemp presented n handsome
OH on Oehdli % the Corps. which the Com
maudeT accepted for the Post Then while AN were
busy talking IT over, the door opened and a
royal lunch carried in, provided by the CorUg
Social festivities aad songs completed a red letter
Auria p Sellers. Past President Installed ~,
officers OF Lyon Corps, No. D, London o.. at y
triple installation OF Post Corps and sons Of Vet
eraus. Martina f. Wilson, President, viii be ably
supported By Mary Dmiliuger Senior Vice Presi.
den' Kate Strain Secretary and Harriet T. Giilett,
Treasurer Beside 500 relief work thi- Corps pur-
chased organ for their hall last year turned over
% to the Pest, and sent two boxes the Ohio Sol
diers' Home 40 Sludusky.
Cora Rails. daughter Of Corps Chaplain. COTS,
Kan. reports The Corps prosperiug having sent a
boz TO the Soldiers Home. Lcaveuw0Ftb.
Eebccca @teedulan NcCaHu, The distinguished
ONO elosuiinnist who has been conducting q class
OF wichita, Kan Is visiting her mother MIS-. Col.
Harry sicedman, Uncle Of Gen James r. Steed-
man, Grand Rapids, .. She has ms.aid her COPY
o. Ni.ie D. sherwood 8 poem, o. The Battle Of stone
h'vcr ana would be grateful 10 anyone sending
her q copy to either address.
Sarah NJ L. BatteIs. Past Department President
writes that while the relief work Of a. r Ggafes
Corps. HaTmaT, o., may not look Iar-r on papsr
yet the work, uuwrtten earth is care of the
sick and sorrowiug. cheering words fIr fbe scTa
hearted and discouraged never To- b. measured bv
human methods. This Corps sent Out Christ
mas baskets to Sc homes, and who can measure
tue JOY and sunshine brought by these remeul-
FRANCES Abbie VI Putnam, whose soldier husband
- Of the historic Putnam family "a rae. Of good
hSlteTs has been the President Of this Corps five
consecutive Years. aud has also served tie Depart
meEt IN different capacities.
LADIES OF THE GAR
DEAR TR1ECEE: And now comes tn addition 70
the GAR, the Relief Corps and the sons OF Vet
Grams, the ladies OF the Grand Army Of the Re
pubic, with about so mcmb RS 70 was Organized
five months ago aud has already shown Itself 20 be
n power second to none in seconGiug the work Of
the GAR 1t works independent Of the Post but
as lts members are the wives daughters and moth
ers Of Their Nations's defenders they have a
better knowledge Of the wants. and more ea=y ac-
cess 10 the heaTtstriugs Of the old solder THAN
other subordinate organizations. In "a few davs
we expect 10 hoist flag over our city school build
ing The rising generation must learn loyalty
"lrs ". ) Leiiew, Corresponding Secretary, Mis-
sion Ridge Circle, GrenOia, Kan
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

rTl-c Assistant Sd uiaut euoI..l - tic different
Departments Hre respectfully requested g. forward
- copy 81 tie Department rosters lpr i--H 10 TIE
EEEEoyAL TElUJNE. Adjutaufs 81 Posts are also
requested q forward - soon possible let Of
the ucUIy-c cd officers
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The following Posts have elected officers:

:, ''V IVII.'NIIIE VNTN TI1VN' v'IIVN NTIIVIIS' .
lIvcrts itS Battle Lake; Com, l.. 4. Everis; 6.
Y. c., II. l.. Burgess J. V G. Geo +. Booth ;
Adj't, Simon McAteer; q. NJ, Jas. 4. Colchouri
Surg, Edward Hurt; Chap, u. n. shaw @. -,
J, II. Davis; Q. g., r. *. Johnson; :, NJ, J.. II.
Ransom; O. NJ 8. Il. Bourle.
Underwood, 10, Preston: Com, r. Earring
ton; : V. G., Frank Fraser: !. V. G., Geo. Rap
pee q. NJ, Chas. Webb; q. VI. s., Andrew Lcycy;
Chap. Jerome Utey; Surg, Henry Jones; o. -,
y. J. Rrghhl: o. G.. Jacob Wcybrght; Adjt
q. w Ilnld, :. NJ, W. X. Rcnd
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AGENTS WANTED.

sB- FoR CLUR R4rFs or any farther Information, Ia.
sired, write ieSlty o. the UNDERSIGNED clearly s.sr.ua
SNf residence N.iA STATE, County, Sc5et l2i Number
more liid IetaEn matt delivery VIII Zee assured Gy yaue
lneIosli- an Enyel1le 1elllas yoIE -I-I ...l.ess.
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Taefa.IoW.ag Post. l.avo eloe.ed odlecT.:

a''tfShA-E iE 7 i-t- ststh Afiiitil--
Bt.tlCrlo-d. lf, West Fork. Com, II H. Davis:
8. \. G., levi Chandler; J. y. g., seneca Ralph
q. L. = ID. 81 8rclI. hdi't, - y. sample; Gimp.
.. be.k5 o. O., Fred Koihurst; o. ID, }. ~.
Phillips
IIe.s.nz;on. =. CoTley: Com, : B. Gamble; :
v. g.. J. NJ. Rogers: !. 81 a., John Burnett. Chap,
j.. a.. Robinson adj J.. ~. FiHdley. O. D., Isaac
SiHffh o. O., folIu Farmer q NJ +. = MaT=bsch.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Consumptives obtain relief by using Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral. No other cure is so effective.
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IOWA.
Dick Yates Post, No 36I Shelby, has unan-
mousy adopted the following resolution:
RcSoircd, That we heartily commend the course
Cf THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE aud believe il the duty
OF everyone who wore the blue to become "a sub
sCrihcr to the same that i'm pointing out those who
are cold or indifferent TO our cause and Interests,
lscc,s warm approval and in such eases we
tyUs; every old soldier understands his duty, and
will faithfully and fralicssly perform IT,
Blanchard Post, No go, blanchard has adopted
resolutions Of respect 10 the memory of the late
Conradc John Bower.
The following Posts have elected officers:
=. &. Summers. 296 Shcllsburg: Com, Jesse l..
Biglcv; :. V. g. N. :. Heath; j. V G., NJ. :.
Pratt; Adi'tJ. NJ Mis,imor; Surg. Joseph Owen;
q. h, W. Y. Porter; q. NJ. II. 4. Parker: o. G.,
CI,mmon.
pirI, Yates, 25i. Shclhy: Com, John Dec; s. Y.
c, George Colby; !. V. e.. T. Hubbard q VI. o.
Means chap, William TauEhmau; Surg. l.. Ben
ham, o. ID, 4. c. Hendricks o. G., G. :. over
inf
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It re 'f9 ''yyiTst R - ratF Bsss r-;rf - ~ H.,
drtr o. re- L7isfutG S.s.s Lai.sr.sy m y -
"a ~ orr c5GJfers. W W.
a. "a "a, y i.h>LEf, Pres. Louisiana Nat. Tg'f
l. l, a d = LANAI y Pres. state Naf'I Bank.
4. DALDH ~, Pres. New Orleans Naf'i BaaJs.
IAA<L hOIiN, Pres. Union National Bans.
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FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,

4 u AI4ttSt it3 OF It's IPf3WIn9S, and
Prompt Payment of Prizes,
Attested as follows:
I've ID fsrs5y certify tFIi re s-l1srrfvs "a T.
T1h5s'slls Ior az he UoUtlIE apI Sesli-4 azgr.al
DrGlriHgs Of The L0Kis5nst SIT, Lo,fsrg or
PAM and ~ person. ElgHars aud c0lfr9l he Drgr-
mg3 Themselves and that ne sqas are sgais.tsI
'rifE aosst, fairness, and n raoE fiitE t0,-IfE ~
parties, ant re H1,tiJri-s tI5 Coagmy % ss tiiI
ceTtiqeGts, ucib fJc-s1lIs5 Of osf yiflgtlrsy 4.
tached, to itS G1Usrfi7s ssal5.p
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NEW JERSEY

The following Post has elected officers:
Frank Lloyd, -, South River. Con. Charles
Smith :. '. G.. William French J. Y g.. Charles
Jones' Chap, William u Applchy Surg. : NJ
pi-hrow; . ID, George Doh,ou o. a. Henry
Van lisr; Adjt Allen stone; O. NJ. jucob -mucls;
q. VI. =. john McGcei = 81. john Bell.
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Army number 900 members before the meeting
of the National Encampment in Boston next
August The visit was a very pleasant and success
fu affair,
The following Posts have elected officers:
Carver, 1873 Frankfort: Com, &. {. Forncy: g.
V. G., T. Mntteson; j. V. G., a, 4. Smith; q. NJ,
Thos. white; Surg, c. Wall; Chap, j. liaili o.
d., J. Mead; o. g., II. Kimball Adlt, G. w. But
Ter; = NJ, j. A. Coul>lin; q. VI. =, T. X. ANlell
Thos. Manning, ~, Mnrcelus: Com, james H.
FORMER: :. V. G., w @. Roy J. V e., Charles
Kidney; @. NJ, VIM. H. Waugh Chap, II. J.
Kellogg; Adit john Manning; Surg, &. +. nn-
Wis; O. D. John Knoll O. g. levi Goselman; $
NJ, u. =. Groner: Q. NJ S.. r. y. snydcr.
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IMPORTANT.

Address VI. 4. DAU.iiIN.
New Orleans tn.
By ordinary letter, containing Meucy Order issued
oy aH FNggrSS Companies, New lUCS ENyh.age DrIs
Postal Note.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

- F13V ttiatItIIl OF MING, NtW Orleans,
Tuesday, February n, 1880.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 Tickets ut Twenty Dollars each.
Halves SO; Quarters -; Tenth. So
TweuTicths 81.
list OF PElZE4
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DAKOTA


IHC l1loalng p0sts Layc elccled o0lccTs:
John 8aHgau, 10. Bangor. :. OAK. Com. g. 81
Hoffman s. y. g.. =. a. kiugmau; J v g T. 4.
Is 5cuZ; Adft q. .. PctcFsJII: q. D. r 9. orr:
surg. = T. Ssycf; q ST. T.. y Potter: C!iap.. Y
p. Pulls q. g.. q. IS. Mckinley; :. 81, J. T.
Brown a Il. T.. J.. Snyder.
Iiobclt y. IctooE -. Br0okings: Com. " IT
Council. s. Y. g. " D.. Jordan. J. y, 9. IL n
EeCBey: Z. u, A. .. s..i,-s. o. D.. y. ~. Norton.
Chap N lliam Anderson; surg. i. q. Branch: o.
9 q ~ NiutcrMHtc9 AdJt Charles Robinson
= H. T. j. Morris Drum Major. T. Tolliycr. q
y. s. y. q. Lovelaud.
Fitzpatrick. ( Huron Com, 4. Shurman; 6 Y
g. J. " Iaetcrs5 J. N.C.s Lewis Mcdonald; AdTt
y. ~. 4lIDnlas- surg J.. .. King; Chap. l. y
EAcIegielt q. 81 J. j. Dey0es o. D.. ]. T. Coo
H.eTs a. ., = 7. Raymond; q. Il =, {. l. sum.
n.ers S. 81 b. &. MarsA.
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GEORGIA.,

Tie annual Encampmeut q this Department
sas he'd - Augusta San -. Delegates were r,ls--
elt from lie two cyaOrcd Posts iu tls.s Department
EHa fiic guess oA - seating them was EFT 10 q COM
IE-ltee, which brought boz two reports The majority
report was against seating tie negroes aud tIlc
minority report favored admitting them Tic
minority report WISE adopted by d vote 81 81 10 1
ana TIE delegate were accordingly allowed 10
P.Eficp e 30 tie business session Tie nlaf1ri,,
report from thc Credentials Committee fe,,fti-
iisuleA wat Toe negroes form separate E4f.i4t,-
a5eul 20 ileaieclres. aud when this was rejected
ana TIE minority report scaling tie negroes
EGsgie1s fire Mlc,g delegation. comprising Com
I-aHasr ]. u Crawford, Adj Henry Burn. and
J'ilslp H3edIi RsieIfer Representative from J. s
Jones fo- SO . withdrew from ii.e I.ucaulTutef,
David Porter, Savannah r. v O.. 3 n Deft,j,,.,
augusta j. h-f-. q. q. Watson Atlanta. sun, I
~ Stone Atlanta Chap i. -. Crawford Afscsr5 /.
r It'll. J.. aieasoH- A q NC. 4 slns. ms
g q keith Atlanta Judge Advocate s A Dar.
nell. tHel clustering officer A. Gult9n. Deleyal..
- iIe National Iucaulpu4eut. g. T. Buck A
banquet wac served iH tie evening, al which ia q
Macon delegates were present.
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