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TO LIVE LONG.
How 10 ProIong Life Amer Middle Ace.
Views Of an Eminent London Physiciun.
Whose Specially f. DIseuses Of the
Aged.

John Gardner, NJ. D., is London Ply
Eician who makes specially Of the treat
ment Of diseases Of elderly persons. In a
recent book upon this subject, DR.. Gard
ner says:
"A healthy and vigorous state of every
part and every organ is essential 10 the
health and well being Of the whole system
TO grow old gracefully is not the COM
mon lot Of all. With advancing years
come increased inGrmities lhey are by no
means inevitable, and their presence is due
to the failure to keep up to their work tho
various organs Of the body. The etudy Of
the body by scientists furnishes unaues
tionable evidence that the duration Of
human life may be prolonged 10 a hundred
years"
Why, then, do so few live 20 that ape
and why after middle life-and often be.
iore-ls there 50 much suffering from ner-
yousness, rheumatism, feebleness, lack of
appetite, sleeplcGsnegs, and debility? Be-
cause long life or ovcrwork has weakened
the nervous system. Rev. #. Willigton.
the famous author of "Chrigt's Milleniai
keign," when eighty four years old. suf-
iered with indigestion and rheumatic af-
fections. His attention was called FORUM
ately to Paine's Celery Compound. A free
use Of that great medicine for the nerves
cured him, and made agreat improvement
In his general health.
This grand discovery is an uneoualed
medicine for the aged 1t produces life
and energy and is marvellous prescrver
OF the fire and vigor of youth. There is
nothing like it forstrengthening the nerves,
and curing the diseases TO which old folks
are specially subject. 1t is truly called in
valuable by those who have made special
study Of diseases Of elderly people.
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GleaningS from National HGadquar-
terS---NOteS from The Departments.
Mrs. ANNIE WrrTEEMYER. National President.
Mrs. ABGIE LYNCH, National Secretary.
OBJECTS or TIE RELIEF CORPS.

V'''Tf0T5 VI tVItFSs
To specially aid and assist tho Grand Army of
the Republic aud to pCrpetuato the memory of
their heroic dead.
TO assist such Union veterans ma need our help
and protection, and TO extend needful aid TO their
WIDOWS md orphans; 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 who render
ed loving service to their country in her hour OF
peril.
To inculcate lessons of patriotism and love Of
country among our children and in the commune
Ties III which we live: to maintain true allegiance
To the United States of America to discouutcnance
whatever tends to weaken loyalty aud to cncour-
age the spread of universal liberty and equal rights
to all men.
Women Of good moral character and correct de-
pertinent, who have not given mid and comfort to
the enemies of The Union who would perpctuate
the principles TO which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained lineage of I6 years
shall be eligible to membership in the Woman .
Relief Corps
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The GRAND ARMY
News From The DepartmentS---NeW
Pests. etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.
Pests. etc.

HEADQUARTERS GRASD ARMY or THE RErURTIC,
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 81, 1890. !
Following are thc dates OF the various Depart
mcnt Encampmcnts:
Kansas -, Jan. IS: New Hampshire. Man
chester Jan 30 and 81 Rhode Island, Providence,
Jan. Is; Vermont. Rutland. Jan. . and %; Maine
Augusta, Feb and T. Massachusetts, Boston, Feb.
6 and :: Connecticut, New Haven, Feb. aud Z;
Pennsylvania Shamakin, Feb. II and y; Della
ware, Wilmington. Feb. Il; New Jersey Trenton.
Feb. IS and "a; Potomac Washington, Feb. Il f;
Maryland. Baltimore, Feb. Is and 10; Nebraska,
Grand Island. Feb 10. Virginia, Norfolk, Feb. 20
and q; New York Syracuse, Feb. p aud &c; Ken
tuolsy, Louisville, March Tennessee, Chatta-
noosa. March 6; Indiana, indianapolis, March IL
and u; Illinois, . March I2aud IS; Wisconsin,
Milwaukee, March IS and 10; Minnesota. Minneapo-
DIS March 20and - Dakota, : Oak Mitchell March
q: Arkansas, Little Rock. March =; Michigan,
Adrian, April J. and 3: Iowa Dcs Moines, April
2 and 9; Missouri jefferson, april 10, II aud ~
Colorado and Wyoming, Denver, Colo, April Ia;
California, Los Angeles April - and 3; West Nir-
ginia, Hargisvilie. April % and "a Washington,
ElensburE. April 50.
The Commander in Chief viii visit many Of
these Encampments IL Is possible for him 10 do
On Jan. p he goes 10 Vermont 10 attend the En-
campmcui: from there 10 New Hampshire, and on
Saturday Feb J. he attends a Catnpfreat Portland
OF The Department Of Maine. Augusta; Wednes-
day. Feb. 5, lac attends soldiers gathering Mt
Providence, r.. J. The following day, Feb o, he
viii be NJ Boston at the Massachusetts Enc'mp-
meut; Feb. he viii attend the Emcampmeni OF
Connecticut at New Haven; Tuesday, Feb. II, he
goes 10 Shamokiu 10 attend the Encampmont Of
Pennsylvania; Thursday. Feb. H. he will be at
Trenton Nj; Friday Feb. Il, NJ Wilmington, Del;
Monday Feb T. at Washington, at the Potomac
Encampment; Tuesday, Feb. Is at Baltimore
Friday Feb. o. he will be nj Norfolk, Va; Tuesday,
Feb. IS he will be at Syracuse, y Y; Friday, Feb
2s he will attend a Campfire at Parkereburg, W.
Va Just what days he viii be able TO reach the
other Departments Is not certain, but he expects 10
attend the Encampmouts OF Kentucky, Tennessee,
Indiana, Illinois Wisconsin. Minnesota, Dakota
Arkansas Michigan, Iowa Missouri, Colorado, Cal
ifornia Oregon and Washington. The dates not
taken up 10y the appointments made above have
been pretty generally filled 10y appointments 10
be at Campfires in the various States.
The Office Of the Surgcon-Gcneral GAR, has
been removed TO Foster, No, whittier all communi-
cations Tor him must be addressed.
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Kansas MOlasses jugs.

Kansas Farmer Got any any molasses
jugs?
Storekeeper (briskly)-Yes, sir-new kind
just out; tin top to the neck; hold about four
fingers; rubber cork, so the smell won't get ont
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Hdrper's Young Pedpte.l
Ma, 1t says in dis Biography dat trees grow
'leben thousand feet 'bove dc lebe of de sea"
Phoo, | don't b'lieve no trees grow dat
high at leas' nevah seed one half dat size.
Say, Fudge, did you read dat right ?"
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TThc Assistant Acknowledgement Of the different
Departments are respectfully requested 10 forward
copy Of the Department rosters for lss9 Ia THE
NhuoSAL IEIEUNE AdjuiHuts Of Posts Are also
requested to forward soon possible list OF
the uewiy-eiecleG OflceTsl
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REUNIONS.

To SECRETARIES; Secretaries will greatly favor
us by sending brief 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 Tile aud future
refcrence.-EDUoR NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Co. A. 18th Mass, held tia 9th anniversary Re-
union Jan. 81, at Eoung's Hotel Boston. Levi ID.
Wtcott presiding The affair was of an Informal
character and the . members who faced the chair
man passed pleasant hour at the banquet board
after which military memories were rctaied and
extcmpore oratoTy INDUCED in. President, r. w.
Rodeni V.-P, T.. ii. Whitney; Sec.-Treas., W. b.
Stacey.
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Read carefully our great bdrgaiR
offer to subscribers and club raisers in
this issue. The offer IS limited.
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Browns Bronchial Troo hes. u

For Bronchial, Asthmatio and Pulmonary Com
plants, "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs" have
remarkable curative properties. 25c O box.
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ARKANSAS.


The following Post has elected officers:
Hugh Mcdaniel. 60 - Paul: Com, :. A Riggs;
E. y. G., Lewi- Parker; J. Y. G. Fred. Liucks;
Adit V. X. GabbaTll; Chap, &. l. Wing; q. NJ,
William TWeeiy; y. d., Wm l.. Cragcn; o. g.,
N. u. sable; : NJ, VIM. =. Carpenter; q NJ 5,
q. " Crawford.
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WISCONSIN,.
Tho following Posts have elected officer.

The following Posts have elected officers:
Mintermeyer, ss7, Sheboygan: Com. Charles
ostheldcr; = V. O., t.. Gone; j. " O., John Roh-
roer; a NJ, j. II. AbrnhHrns; AdPt, Jos Hoffman:
Surg, q. Woifi Chap. John Hanford; o. D.. A.
FenerstorlS; o. O., john Muse.
The only Post whose members ARE composed of
Indiana In that named Joseph Sedsrbcrgor No POI
OF Keshena. The comrades belong TO the Me-
nomonee tribe. Their businessj 10 conducted nc
cording 10 the established forms, and the veterans
take pride in their musiers
Jerry Turner, 50. Viola; Com, j. NJ Clark; 8.
V. q, H. F. Peton; J. " O., Robert Tate; Chap
David Grlppen; Surg ELLIS Elliai o. D. J. A. Low,
less: q NJ, CIV Wise; o. O., T.. o. Pelton: Adpt
M. V. Is. Richards; g., IT, w, Austin; s. NJ Val
lintine Ewing; q. NJ g., $, ID. Without
w. q. Wheeler, o. ossco; Com. John A. Jones;
= V. O.. w. o. Rcei }. V. O.. james Thompson
chaP', frank Hush; o; d., William Lindsey; Adpt.
Wingard: .. g., ID. folman; q. NJ. y, Jas. Kin
yOni s. NJ. Samuel Hogue.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

The following Posts have elected officers:
. rostb 90, W. Scwartstown: Com, J. T. IIartshorn ;
> v e, ~ llolebIook; J. V. g.. q. W. Smith: o.
- ~ 9. Ripley Q NJ, 7. Rowell; Chap. T. Dam
ioFth Surg, J, Rowoll; o. O.. ]. Hibbnrd q VI.
Mayo.
w. $ Hancock, Q. Alsicad: Com, Geo = Dlokcy;
:; &c, ii. X. RuEg; j. V. g.. A. NJ. Fogg: o D.
-. W Raymond; q, NJ, George II. Holden; Chap,
Held q NJ. s., W. ". Coburn; Adpt. D. r. Kings.
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INDIANA,

Officers Of Blinn Camp. No. 50. Terrs Hauta.
Captain, Chas. III. Gephart; First Lieut., Geo P
BaIeyi Second Lieut., Harley ri. Sarxt; Camp
j. Turk
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VERMONT.
The following Posts have elected officers;

Chns. Halle. o. Montgomery Center; Com.
Amos A. Wright; =. V. g., Edgar Crossett; J. "
g., Paul BuslSey. j.; q. NJ. Samuel y. Dix; AdTt
=. u. Macoinber, Chap -. +. Bumau; r. NJ. Geo.
II. Fuller O. ID, Hardin =. Moore; Surg, o. A.
Richardson; q. NJ. s.. u. T.. Wright
VIM. J. Fuller. 81. Dorset: Com. n. McWnyne;
s. V. g.. Geo. w. Baker; J. V. G., Abel I. Wyman
Adjt, John Conneli q, NJ, Geo. H. Williams
Surg. Benz. Barber; Chap. Ezra Nichols; o. D.,
john Fisher; o. O.. J. II. Black = NJ, Joseph
Krooks; q. NJ. s.. VIM. Tobn.
Ransom Z. T.. Cornth: Com, A. II Batohcider:
&. v C., Matthew Allen; j. V. G., Hiram Woods
q. NJ, William Chalmersi Surg. Joseph Weed ;
Chap. Henry Lcet o. D., William Burgess; o.
o. Dan Tnisy.
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Hearing Perfectly Restored

BY Peek's Pat. Invisible Tubular Ear Cushions ILL.,
book free. Call or write +. Hiscox, $50 Bway, N. Y
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VIRGINIA.
The following Posts have elected officers.

Inc following Posts have elected officers;
Phil kearuy, 10. Richmond: Com, J. II. Newell
$. V, C.. l.. Il. Wisnon J. V. c. L. keenan,; O. NJ
M. H. Lloyd; Surg, Thomas Fox; Chap, William
Lynch; o. d.. Edw. Sweeney; o. O., J. g. Prem.
It's Ad't. Edgar Allan; $. NJ, q. w. Burr; O. NJ
g., Edw. Moore.
7. 4. Meagher, 3, National Military Home: Com
Leo Dcrndinger; $. V. G., John MuIholland; J.
v. O., Owen Morris; Adj't, Osmund jenkins: q.
M. j. NJ q. Savage; Surg, Owen Mcclellan: Chap
Peter Chinchiila o. D., John Foian. o. O.. Edw.
COndy; y. NJ, John NM @ NJ. g. Peter Mlllcr
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NEW YORK.

The Reunion OF the Roanoke Veterans will take
place Feb s the anniversary of the battle of Roam
oSc Island. The surviving participants iu that
bnttle are expected To attend. Information will be
given by the Secretary. T. II. Emilio East Fifty
eighth street. New York City.
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WEST VIRGINIA..


The following Posts have elected officers:
John V. Riley, %. Clendenon Com. A. w Oar
mel; s.V. G., WV. Riley; J.V. O., ID. NJ. Kennedy;
Adj't, John H. Davis; Surg, w. u. White; Chap
James Holcomb; q, NJ, g. w. Young; o. d., a.
w. proddyi o. G., Levi Deel; y. NJ. William HILL;
q. NJ. -. Lewis Wood.
Hazen, 6G, st. Mays: Com. A. H. Cole; g. v. c.,
u. i. scott J, V. 9. Jacob Mcttz; @ NJ, George
Jarvis; Chap, NJ. w. Rice Surg, Il. n. Hobbs o.
ID, George w. Mennor.
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NEW MEXICO.-

At recent meeting Of Phil Sheridan Post No
II, La Cruccs, Francisco Munos who served during
the war ~ capt. kctnp'H Mcsilln Company, Of tho
l-t n NJ, was mustered ia. Muuoa is blind very
inhrni' and does not understand a word Of Iuraii,
lie was supported by two comrades during tho
nustcr-tu ceremony which was rendered Ia Sunnsl,
by Col Fountain The Commander The old soldier
wa deeply affected when lac was greeted as a com
Thde 10y the members OF the Post
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OHIO.

The Ohio soldiers living in Illinois met ut Bloom
ington on the 9th and 10Th and formed the Ohio
Veterans Association of Illinois. Over 500 were
present. visit WAS paid 10 the Soldiers Orphans
Home. Gen. W. II. Powell, OF Beleville, delivered
an address. The following officers were elected
Pres, J. n Patterson, Of Normal; Sec. aud Treas
H. g. Oldroyd, of Springfield. Springfield was
chosen as the next meeting place.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The annual Reunion of the Third Division of the
Ninth Corps is to be held at Harrisburg Pa March
% the anniversary OF the battle of Fort Steadman
A. j. Moore, Pennington, Pa, Secretary.
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NEBRASKA

). w. H., Lincoln; FarrHgut Post. No %, has
Iust closed the most successful year in its history
ondet the command of II. &. Macarthur have
added To our membership more than 60 names and
bya lar heldjonly by tho Post and Farlngut Corps
under that prince of managers Col. Lewis Ginger.
we succeeded In netting relief fund of 81 1850.
So with "A membership of 25I and such fund we
enter upon the new year with very Gattcring pros
pcc's On Jan. II public installation of Post and
Othecrs Com, Phelps Paine s. V. G., &. T. u.
Beach; y V. G., A. ID. Crlig; Adj't, J. w. Bowen;
ohap, Henry Mastcrmnn; o. d., j. 4. Bnrwick !;
o. ~, D. +. Stoncr: s. NJ, L. A. Gnchel.
nhe following Post has elected officers:
BOD McCook. 81, Ashlnnd. Com, L. X. Bell g.
y: " :. Il. Hall J. V. g., Il. II. Piersol Adit w.
w crane; q, NJ, J. i. Brooks: Surg n. =. Miller;
Chap W. Ill. Smith; o. d.. A. J. Downcr; o. G.,
Geo Ennis; ). NJ, Wm. Smith,
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ILLINOIS.

- Officers Of Charles Null Camp No IS7 Prairie
CIty; captain. Il. L. Dehass; First Lieut. J. Alden
IT; second Lieut., Marion Robertson. Camp Coun-
cil, r. n Martin, Charles Gray F. Dehass
oilicer5 OF Melton French Camp, No III Sparta.
captain, e. r. Allen; First Lieut. w r. Kelly
5ecphh Lieut. w j. Hood; Camp Council W q
Little, III. D. Clendenin, J. L Evans.
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Tall Trees.

Constitutional or scrofulOus catarrh sore eyes,
etc, surely cured by Ayers sarsaparilla.
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NEW JERSEY,

The following Camps have elected officers:
Hatfield, ,. Elizabeth: Captain, Charles c. Tuel
First Lieut., j. Martin; Second Lieut., John Br
Camp Council, J. Frank, f. :. Malone, wiz
Henry.
Ferdinand V. Dayton, 5, Trenton: Captain. J
II. LuSemire; First LicGt., John l. Reeger;
ond Lieut., George ". Axe, Camp Council I
Severus, Edward HameT, John W SEALS Instal
Officer. Lieut.-C T. r. Edmond
Camp S; Captain, William c. DEnkerly; I
Lieut. Nathaniel NCs,ervest; second Lieut., G.
y. Robinson; Camp Council. George ". Pol
Andrew DeTrom. ir., Arthur J. Eescelius-
Josiah StuddIiurd. %, IImbrTtvisls: Can't
H H. Brisbiug, First Lieut.. George W Nys
Second Lieut.. Elmer G. Sheppard, Dslez
sherman Evans; Installing Officer. LieUE-Co
H. Edmond.
O. : Grant. 3, Long Branch Captain, Edz.
: TIlIon; First Lieut., l. Henry Cobb Sec
Lent, Victor b. AlistrOm Camp Council Le
COuroVv F. II. Flinu Daniel WaFtI-I
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MARYLAND
The following Pos, has elected officers:

TIT IoIIoWInE Tost has elected ollccrs:
A. ". Dodge, 44. Baltimore: Com John Bowers:
s V. C., Philip w. Dar~ch; J. V. O., J. J. Good
manson; Adi't. VIM. 7. Ecirlc Surg. A.A.waite;
Chap, George w. Warner; q. NJ, J. !. McI2voy
O. d., Joseph Bisscr; o. G.. Richard Ellis; $ NJ
John Calwcil; q. NJ :. John Bailey; o. s, John
W. Williams; l. =, John A. Blondeli.
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RHODE ISLAND.

The 2'bl annual Encampment Of this Department
WAS held Jan. ~, at Providence. The prinepn
officers elected were; Com, BENZ II. Davis. Paw
tueltet; ). V. O., benjamin II Child. Providence
}. V. c. George W. Turner Providence Medica
Director George IL. Kenyon: Chap, Chnuuce,
Leonard. Of Providence, The last Is q cOlorcd man
aud the fret TO hold the Office OF Department Chap
In
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions
Election Of Officers. etc,
COLORADO,

Camp No. II, Of Pueblo, recently gave 3 most
eretltable entertainments. A varied program OF
recitation, songs, etc, was presented, and shs
EdAers, wives and sons attended in large numbers.
n me supper was offered the guests. and she en-
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OHIO,

Officers Of Marx r Sibley Camp. Toledo: Cap
tain Frank l. Baird; First Lieut., W G. Baldwin !;
7, Baldwin; First Serge, Wilson J. Vance Chap.
Geo. Il. Crane; :. Of c. l. A. Alexander; Q Of G. ,
F, NJ. Cuilcote. C. c., C. F.. DurTe.l; p e. E r.
Grobe; G. =, Ed. : Stebbins. Camp Council J. A
LivermOTe, II. J. Ccots, r. T. Baldwin.
Officers OF John sherman Camp, No s0l, BUtlerf
Captain ID. = CARRIER First Lieut. ". C. Pritehard !;
Second II Ut. q. A.Worley. Chap. A. r Pritehzrd ;
First Serg't, J. W-Wi-on; q NJ =, V. L His=ouz
:. c., w. A Loose; C. :, J. A. Byerley, Principal
Musician, i. Il. Myers; e. OF c.. @. J. Mckinley;
g c., r Strater1 p c., George Piper; Camp
Council. ~. ~. uL,.lng A Z Bel W q Pr-..har-I
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TEXAS.

The following Post Inns elected officers:
Jen q, Davis. &c. Fort Davis; Com, o. NJ Kce.
hey ;. v O.. Charles Muhern; j. V. g., George
Perrin; AdJt, Thomas Forsythc; q. NJ, W kea,
scy. Chap, Patrick NJ Gorne; o. D., David
Heatoni o. G., Jacob Burlen.
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MAINE.

The following Pest has elected officers:
A. J. Billings, ll2, China: Com, A. H. Fletcher
s. V. c. John T. COPELAND; ]. V. G., l.. NJ Shorey ;
Surg, r. b. Gardiner; Ciap, L. COPELAND; @. NJ.
A. II Ward; Q. d., i. Il. Ward; o. g., l.. Il. Nit
chel; Adi't, H. c. Rice
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NEW YORK,

Officers OF George c. Strong Camp. No. 50, Ne
YORK Captain, Wilson r. Strong. First Lieut.
;. Curtis: Second Lieut., VIM II. f jay: Caau
G. ". StIyersi First Svr-'t. FrsuS Johnson; q
=, A. W. WestlaSei :. Of c., II. G. BirthuAn; C. S
:. u. MagOuu; C. Of c., F. II. Dorzch: @. G. Va
J. WestuEe; p. c.. G.. ". BoCh; Principal Mua
clan, Henry Bennett.
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MISSOURI.

Officers Of 4. J. Oglesby Camp, \
Captaiu.V V. ROekhOld; First Lieut.,
Second Lieut.. Homer Huri but: Oh
First SerG't, W. 4. Wilkins: O. NJ
:. Of G., Robert J. HOdshire; &. ;
son; Principal Musician. C.. II. z
G., o. =. GrissOm; G.. c., ". :. III
III. GTi-som Camp Council. Rola
Nicholson, W. ". Jones. This
gaining both in membership and
= the banner Camp Of southweste
The following Camps have e.eCtt
Gen. Ben Loan. rs. Savannah
Evans; First Lieut., @. ". Sch
Lieut., j. :. GllhTeth; Camp Couu
w q. HiHe. John BOrne.
Camp lJ5. Sedalia Captain, Ds
Lieut., Charles KO0ck Second I
Grow; Camp Council. J. ". Pats
II. +. Burns; First SeTg't. j. +.
q. NJ =, ). J. PI.kintOu.
Camp "A. Ediuburg. Captain. (.
Lieut., Nelson Shirley; Second Il
mer.
Pope, 50, 81. louis. Captain. Cha
FIRST Lieut., II. @. Physics, SEQ.
Crow Camp Council. A. L. sean
ncr, i. :. Chariot.
Lincoln, L. IT. Joseph. Captain
First Lieut., l.. A. Ki-Frr; Camp
l. Graham. Past Col. T.. Eeudg~f I
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KANSAS
The following Posts have elected officers.
KENTUCKY

The following Posts have elected officers:
G. ". Berry, -, Berry: Com, T. T. simpson; &.
V. G. Edward Stone; j. V. c., T. r. Simpson; q.
NJ, CIV. Maddox; Surg. q. II. Doan; Chap, David
Lawson; o. D., Taylor Mapnin.
J. III. Cohrou, lSa Sunny Lane: Com, II, u. Met
calfe; :. V G, +. K Gill; J. V. c. CIV. l.. Chand-
Ter; AdJt, W. J. Anderson: q. NJ. A. J. Hullct;
surg, G. C. CohTon: Chap, n. ID. Docs; o. D., /.
II. White; q. g., J. W. Adkins.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Orders, No. !, issued at Providence Jan. -, By
command of TheO \. Barton, Colonel Command
iag-W. p Hawkes., Adjugant- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the following:
In response to the appeal OF the Camp I, OF Lynn,
Mass, the following donations have been recelved:
Gen. G.. A. Custer Camp, RocSland, s.; Gen A. z.
Burnside Camp, Providence, s.; Fred E. Davis
Camp, Providence s.; Gen j. A. Garfield Camp.
Providence, So, Division officers, So; Past Col O.
ii. West, Newport, 81; total, SO. 10 becomes the
painful duty of the Division Commander to an
nOunee the first death, that Of Brother p D.
Eustace, OF Gen. A. Il. Burnside Camp s. Proyt-
denee, which this Division has been called upon 10
sustain since its formation. Brother EustAee
though young in the Order, was beloved by Ihoso
who knew him, and his memory viii be cherished
The time for the annual inspection - drawing
near. Each Camp la the Division has made
excellent selection of officers and 10 becomes
the bOunden duty of each officer aud brother to
perfect himself in the work required Of him. Re-
member that whatever Is worth doing At all Ia
worth doing well. Let mauIIes; the great tenet5
of oar Order by uuselfish devotion TO the inter-
ests of the veteran soldier and sailor and thus prove
ourselves worthy of being called the sons Of
Veterans. The appointments of E II. BabcOek, OF
Capt. Geo. w. Steadman Camp IA WesteTley as
Aide-de- Camp is announced, 10 date from Dee 10,
1889 He will be Obeyed and respected accOrling,ly
Gen. Geo L. Mcclellan Camp ?. Riverside will
hold a fair Jan. 50, 81, and Feb. 1. Gen A G.
Lawrence Camp 8, Newport, will hold = fair Feb.
% y and -, 1890 In accepting the resignation OF
Division Chaplain Joseph T.. Mason, who has been
installed Captain of Capt. A. X. TitOn Camp,
grateful recognition Is hereby given OF his faithful
ness and efficiency.
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CONNECTICUT
DAKOTA.
GEORGIA,

Tie following Post has elected officers:
Edward :. Joncs. 8, Mason: Com J. ID Crayv
ford :. v. g, W. W. DeHaven; J. v C.. O. W
Morrill, o. D., John Dunno; .. g. John Collins:
GLap,: J.. A. McAvoyi Surg q. Il. Petit; q NJ,