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The National tribune., 1890-01-23

EDITOR NATIONAL tribune: The SD n. Y.
is reported as having 500 present for duty at
Gettysburg, Pa, July l. The War Department
gives the morning report: July Present
for duty 33l enlisted men, % officers. aud loss
of 1872" But there are some discrepancies.
which, have no doubt, will be corrected by
time, as we consider our loss 2.92, hut calmly
submit to headquarters till fortified by better
authority. For example, a loss of n men by
death in rebel prisons should read "a. but does
not do SO on the Department records as yet
WIN J. DARBEY, Recording Secretary, SD N.
Y. Veteran Association, 1866 Third avenue.
New York City.
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Judge Minshall and 5. Is. Porter. of Column
bus o., closed a contract on Monday evening
with the Smith Granite Co. of Westerly, II. l..
through their agent, Il. A. Young. for monu-
ment 10 be erected by the Stale of Ohio in the
National Cemetery az Chattanooga in honor of
the Andrews raiders. The monument is to be
completed by Oct. 10, 1890. Ii is to be made of
blue Westerly granite, with appropriate en-
blems on the pedestal, and surmounted in
bronze by duplicate Of the Loeomote- General
OF the Western aud Atlantic Railroad, over
which tho raid was made
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EX-PRISONERS OF WAR.

The Fort Wayne (lnd) Division of the Ma
tonal Association of Elk Prisoners of War held
its first annual Reunion at Fort Wayne Jan. 2.
The meeting was attended by 81 members.
Officers were elected rs follows: President.
Capt S l.. Lewis; V,-P., Capt J. A. Soliday /:
Sec, Lieut. j. w. Lynch; Treas, Capt. ]. W..
Clark. a dinner was served, after which
speeches were made by the comrades. The floor
was then cleared aud dancing INDUCED in un-
Ill "A late hour
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kLEBAMk - GEORCIE.-

- ~, -@.Hie: Through tIc efforts of J ~ R,,lgc
ts5ils T. p f1D9ld aud myself fsaldgood Poat ~,
+ah - gained aud mustered in here az, Id 49,.
@'A 70 'i4i fiiefrtsefs. representing III different
.iitliH ii1 seven different States hiuce tI-,, -,
li4hc mustered nine Others. Our Post i named -
l"hof y iie brave Corporal. Charles Cofds,,J
~" = 4y.h li who fell dead tlpou 49,
lHg hie contents 81 three fnu.kefs ,el,te
painting TIC ryigrs oil the BaraBet .F -
lstaEfiE DAB tie assault Oh those sgf.rll- A ,.,i
- sriJ- All our c0mfadrs are men vino 49,
hfiltea apa married aud some Of then have 49,.
ltlffselr efe- The whTiHest ~ feeling ex ii anon,
ti.n 'si1 thfg al have the respect and honor II
Liie GO Confederate who fought n.sa{psi 49,,
Our regular meetings are hold 20 GA i s''iii;
AehlPis ~ should ANY cofnTAde come This ,ya,,
esii aiio met your brother. On the old e,,,i,,it
ktDui5a 81 Use IhideeutI Corps at Navy F.t'e
htsf fcit Morgan are yet seen all the ,.,,il.,s
81 "eeH fllph-tDc brick c5unEcys II itejr 49,
ter sue ihe FcizalEs OF camp eauluaoe 49,. s, -.
ahyul liic approaches - Fort Eigrsaf, tJ-.,.ss
W ~ tlse 5ati Iowa yet diseefuihle and ,giii
- remain ioI many year.. Tie Bafnil.ts ~ So.
it , on aud Blake. are covered o. -T viii, :, go
tleisei b"t they all remain distinctly trsceal,Ia
hlA fragments ~ shell missy be picked az All I've,
We GROUND. NO years ago some logs which I,ad
been cat near spaulsh Port were beig., saved a.
rtDutHs niIi, % THE city, when iAe say ty,t,l :
EYitN tiiot which was ifnDcdded ID one ~ fbet,
$40 Use saw uew into pieces, doing considersI,is
damage. no umbermau viii noV but 10. 60
Spanish Fort have quite a number "a ~ go 81.
l5ouii1efs, which have brought from fI,sf fTd
ilDes MT every man who was la one fisi,t ,,,l,
Ili"se bride GeW about need 81 pension , TI,,,r,,,
1fliie4efslies are not tLc ones who do MOI dr., =,
the field. S''iiS INTO
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The Difference.

Burlington Free Press
Tell woman that she looks fresh and she
will smile all over. Tell man the same thing
aud if he doesn't kick you it is either because
he has corns or daresn't.
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OHIO.
The following Camps have elected officers.


Edgell. 363, Apple Greek. Cant n g. Jamsson +.
FIRST Lieut. H. G.. kounfz: Second Lieut. Il p
Hess Camp Council, a W. Fox. Ed Crum!ev and
Lorin Wiiiouri Chap. Albert WetherspOOn; First
Serg't Martin Numbers: O. NJ. Charles n Hes.
= Of G., A W. Fox; Color Serg't Albert Pfouts:
Z. OF G., Ed. Crutnley; Principal Musician J. T.
SchermehOrn.
Gen. jacob Ammen, 80. Aberdeen. Capt @.
q. Bambach; First Lieut., L VEN Williams
second Lieut.. ". r. Carey First Se-z'L o. G.
Stacy; z. NJ. =, Chambers Baird; C. of c. L r.
Carey Z. G., George Ludwig; P. e.. Edward
Fieig.
Leepis So Fredericissbur, Can't. J Van Nectar.
First Lieut., Norman j. Fitch; Second Lieut. John
Horst; Camp Council, VIM. Hannah T. = ThomD-
Serg't B. c. Morgan. q NJ a. NJ Hur.t- color
Sergt, r r. Thompson; :. of c., r. Whitaker:
Principal Musician, VIM Hannah q. OF c. A NJ.
ISuShiln q c., n. e. Hannah; P. c., 5. A
Holderbauu,
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The Danger signal.
TRinghamion Repubiiea,

RinGhaDltoa Republican,
Jones-What does that red flag on the weather
signal-tower mean2
SMITH guess that's to let the weather clerk
know he'a ia danger.
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Preparations Tor The National Eneampmert

bp-loH, y tHs., Jan. % lsl1
Tie Executive Committee of tile National I'm.
csfHpHeft iiaid "a meeting here last week. Col y
ii. Haskell. Chairman II Tire Finance Commute.
was present and addressed the meeting Nj
George = Merrill. Capt. George W. Creasey C,,,n-
fade James p Mech and Department Commando
Seprge J.. Goodaie were appointed committee Ia
estimate Use expense 81 conducting The Encsu,u-
Ineii- and VII report a. special meeting, Of the
Ea7c''iFe Committee, 70 which The Char11en Of
the various sub committees will be i,,i,,5
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LETTER FROM THE NATIONAL TREASURER.

LETTER FROM THE NATIONAL TREASURER.
DEAR tribune The question has been often
asked, Are you receiving generous responses to
Circular Letter No. 2, issued from National Head
quarters in behalf of Mrs. Jcnsie Wells of Arkan-
sas?" II being impossible To- reply to the letters
received from the many Corps from Maine to Cali
fornia. have concluded to give general answer
through the columns of your much-read paper,
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
The very day that the Circular Letter was re-
ceived by the National Treasurer there came the
first response To its call from Stamford Conn This
was Nov. IL, and from that day to the lat of jan
nary am sure the postman on his twice daily
rounds felt greatly relieved when he had disposed
of his mail matter marked 81 Brainard street.
If printed it would take columns to express the
tender sympathy and interest extended Mrs Wells
and many have been the prayers that have ascend
cd to Him who ruleth wisely aud well that justice
and mercy may be shown this afflicted husband
and wife.
Not alone have Corps responded generously TO
the call but numerous letters have been received
from Grand Army Posts containing donations of
the Substantial wherewtha." A letter signed
"A Soldier" read as follows: "My little mite
eight cents. I wish IL was n thousand dollars"
My thoughts Immediately turned To- the story of
the widows mite of our Savior's time, and how
that little she gave carried with IL Il blessing
80 fAtttAibb tilht Oh those VINO gave or their
abundance and feel assured that the many Corps
who have divided their own small relief funds"
TINT they might mid this distressed aud afflicted
family in Arkansas, would receive personal bless.
inGs.
Surely the National President and the Order may
he congratulated upon the generosity and the sweet
spirit OF interest and sympathy that has been go
generally manifested. This is but another proof
that the Grand Army and the Woman's Relief
Corps stand ever ready with open hearts and hands
To administer To the needy aud suffering veterans
aud their families. All donations have been &C
knowlcdged by returned receipt except in q few
cases where there was accompanying note to
To tell it's source. Many have requested that the
results of the appeal and trial might he made known
ia some public manner aud tho National Presi-
dent, Mira. Wittenmycr, has been asked to make "A
statement when the proper time shall come.
la closing. desire to express my personal ap.
probation aud thanks for the kind and fgaternAl
messages that have come 10 me from not only so
many OF the Department officers. but individual
members of the Order, They viii not be soon for
gotten; bat instead will lie cherished through the
yt~tRs oi The year that may De before me-Arnilla
Cheney, National Treasurer.
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REUNIONS.

To SECRETARIES: Secretaries viii 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 and fuIurs
referenee--EDrTOE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
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One Sided.

MISUNDERSTANDING, do you love your
teacher?
JOhnny-Yes. sir; but she ain't stuck On
me much.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSE TTS.
The ninth annual Reunion and bauCuet NJ tb,.
Boston Light Artillery Association was held as
Boston Jan. 5. About IS members were peresent
and they elected the following officers. President
Lieut.. W. IL. RuddicSi N--P'S, Thomas Restieux
Isaac Chase, e j, Tierney, George = BroWulovF-
See Joseph Abrams; Treas. ". K Sanderson
After enjoying the banquet speeches were made by
u number Of comrades.
Tie Ilth Mass Battery Association observed ia
29th anniversary by a Reunion q. Boston Jan. p
about 50 comrades being present. The following
officers were elected: President, Robert buddy;
N.-Fs, Lyman Thompson. David ". COrson:
Treas George Roberts; see. Frank ~ Allen A
resolution that a vote Of thanks be transmitted By
the association 10 COmrade Ailen for has valuable
and faithful services as Secretary for the past IL
years WAS adopted A banquet was paFlaSen OF
after winch Ioasls were responded 10 By a number
of conn aides
The liih annual Reunion Of the sitb Mass wa
held AZ Boston Jan. Is, about I25 comrades re-
spending To the call. The following, officers were
elected: President, Harris : Bean; y -P's Dr.
Iheo. W. Fisher, Charles Hunt, J. K kendalls
Treas, +. q. Webster see, J. s. Gardner.
MICHIGAN.
The 9th Mich. Cav. held It's annual Reunion as
Ionia Dec. 81, about 100 members being, present.
At the business meeting in the afternoon the asso-
citation elected the following officers President
Gen. j. III. Kidd, Ionia; N.-P Don Mccall Jach-
SON. see. Capt. :. p. Curtiss iOnia; Treas. Capt.
Levi j. Barnard, ionia- Jackson was chosen As the
place for holding the next Reunion Early in the
evening "A large audience IA The Opera House list
ened To a mastery oTRiIsn by Mai. Charles w.
MUtSinS, ana later, a Hue banquet WAS pArtaSen OF
at the Bailey House. The toast speakers were Rev.
J. }. Phelps, Justice A. Is. Morse Maj C. f. slows,
Capt. J. It. Gould Capt ;. z. Curtlss, Capt. D. s.
Tower.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Chas. A. Steger, IO2S Leithgow street, PhiIadeI-
phia: Reunion of the 5lh Pa. Cav. viii be held
at Philadelphia Feb. y.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ID. NJ Hammond Co B. 9th Ind. New Albany.
Ind, suggests that the comrades have a grand Re-
union at shiloh on April and = Those two days
occur on Sunday and Monday. the days the
battle was fought A good meeting place would 90
the site OF che old Shiloh Church He would like
to hear iTom the comrades in regard to the Reunion.
The first annual Reunion and banquet OF the
Western Association of the Army of the Potomac
wins held at Chicago Jan. = about 90 veterans being
present. The following offers elected: PFesi-
dent, Gen. Walter q. Newberry See, Msn. Rich
ard Bobins; Rec. See, Capt w. A. WaltA#t; Treas
Col. NoFihTup; Chap, Capt. William White VIII
SON. Surg. DIR. Montgomery. At the banquet Gen.
NewberTy presided. There no set toasts bus
- number of veterans called upon and "a.
spOnded
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar. 1t has no equal
Is blood purifier and strengthening medicine.
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VERMONT.
oIIowing Camp Is eleeted ofcsrs.

The following Camp has elected officers:
H. F. X. Halls Chelsea, Capt George L Hay
ward; Chap, F. Y. fuller; First Sera't H D.
Griffin; Color Sergt, l. y. Lucas IT,. PRINCIPAL
Musician, J. IT, Griffin G. of c. r. n CobuTu
G. OF e., G. ID. ClOuEh; r c., p. ;. CIOugh
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HEADQUARTERs GRAND Army or THE RRPUHrJCl
DETEoT, MICH. Jan. g. 1886.
General Order No. 8.
The C8mmander-in-C CHEF has received a letter
from Charles r. Griffin, COMMANDMENT Chief Of
the sons u Veterans. which contains the follow
ing:
By the provision Of the Constitution Rules and
Regulations Of ;he Sons 81 Veterans il j. my duty
a. Conmander-in-C Chief 10 fix upon aud pronrul-
gate 20 ali Camps Of Sons 81 Veterans password
and couHiersign Tor members Of the G AR
" lie possession % this password aud counter
sign Is Drimafacie evidence Of iAe right Of a mem
Der % the GAR - admission into Camp Of the
SOns 81 Veterans. Members II the g A r. OF course
B'ust be- pat ia possession 81 the words by Won.
81 Eust you viii promuigate the same 20 IN
GAR Posts; the object our part o. course
being % admit 10 our Camp rooms all G. r. mem
beTs Be- good standing aud prevent the admission Of
inposso1s"
ia accordance with this request. Department
Commander viii be furnished with a password
and cDuuiersign In the usual way They will for.
ward them ~ the Commanders Of their Posts In
their Department ia good standing 20 be by the
Post Commanders givea 70 the members OF their
FOr;s no arc ~ good Standing
- order Of T. r. ALGER.
Go H. H0PFIss Cyntnander.ir-Cu,,.s
Adjuiaut-GeneraI
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CONNECTICUT
= = = = /. = .
The following Post has elected officers.

me i"ito"lng Post has elected officers:
h25erl o; Tyler, %, Hartford: Com. Charles NJ
lark p .. John D. Lapaugii D Y. q. Jol'n
= 7,a9nard Adjt. T.. Howard Geer: q. nj Jol,r
~ =, n5isey aurg, Henry Bedford; Chan. FTsd
= = hlte' y, ~. hibeTt ii. Fox; o. g., Vim Rel.
Dresser. y 49, ~ SohH n
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National Headquar-
tGrS---NOteS from the Departments.
Mrs. ANNIE WITTENMYER. National President.
Mrs. ABBIE LYNcu, National Secretary.
OBJECTS OF THE RELIEF CORPS.

To specially aid and assist tho Grand Army Of
the Republic and to perpetuate the memory Of
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans as need our help
and protection and to extend needGu aid to their
widows and 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
peril.
To inculcate lessons Of patriotism and love of
country among our children and in the COMMUNE
lies III which we live; to maintain true allegiance
TO the United States of America; to discouutenauce
Whatever tends TO weaken loyalty and to cncour-
age the spread of universal liberty aud equal rights
to all men,
Women Of good moral character and correct de-
pertinent, who have not given aid and comfort to
the enemies of the Union, who would pcrpctuate
the principles to- which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained lineage of I6 years
shall be eligible to membership in the Woman's
Relief Corps.
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NEW YORK,

Joseph NJ Wood, .. Horizon: Capt, Harry Ross /;
First Lieut., Forest b. Wood. SeeoDd LEM
William Barlow; First Serg't. sylvester IL
Wood T. IL ;, GendOu Bates; Camp Council
Melvin Barton, George r. Smith: WoTtlen Rem
ington; Chap, George II. smith > OF G.. Melvin
Barton, Color SeFEt. Benjamin Hill. O. OF
e. J. BARTON; Principal Musician Fred CIar5-
g e., Edwin Bennett; +. G.. Truman HAYES
The camp - IN a hOuFshing condition, having
oeen mustered into the Camp system Nov. Is with
Is charter members IL now has = members.
capt G- r. Wood, OF Camp King has appointed
the following staff officers 10 serve during the en-
SUNG year: Chap, Lansing A. Van VoOst Firss
SeTg W. Hickey O. NJ, David b. Clark: > OF c.
l. u. Cook; Color SeFg't, Charles A Felt; O. OF
g., Wm. Johnson; Principal Musician Edward
MartraIt Q. G., Charles johnson, P c., George
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The foIlowinr rosls hnno eIeoled oflioora.

Inc IpIIoWlng POsls have elected officers,
Holiday, ~. Wheeling: Com, Oscar Seeev. q
V. O., Frank shaneyj JtV. a., Samuel irnbaker.
D.. John Il. Marsh o. o., Joseph MARBLE! Adrt
g. I. Reed q. NJ, john Wises ). NJ, H. y fnyIor:
O. NJ. s. John MoAdaua; L. g., Albert Stumnn;
o. O., William Turner
Phil sheridan, SO, Wheeling: Com, William II
Travis; >. V. O., John l.. slafTam; J. " O. Rnberi
Cowan; Surg, John Walton x. M, VIM j. Roth,
Chap, g. w. baggs: o. D., Peter Habgi o. a. n
Vnnbergi Adj't, O. Il. Irwin.
WISCONSIN,
Alter the Installation ceremonies of g. A. Brown
fost, no. 100 Fond du Lac, the retiring Conn
h'hhdef, M. mAngnn, was presented by the Post
with an elegant Past Commanders gold bndv.
suitably inscribed, the presentation being made hv
ComTtde Maurice AIokenua ~ ~
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IOWA.
Thn fallouInr pos. Inv. eleo.ea on,.e...

The following Posts have elected officers:
Union, 81, Creston: Com, T. A Hogaboor, &
V. G., 9 J. Carter; :. V. O.. II. g. wycon: Chap
Oscar Booth surg l.. q. Townc o. D.: T. h. Jor.
dan q NJ, :. Godfrey; Adj't, John Long: o. g.
FL. NandawaikeF.
James Randolph, TIC. Indianola: Com, r. NJ
Mtlken; = V. e.. 5. w. Porter; j. V. c. - n
McComb: q. NJ, J, 4. Hoffman. Chap, john
Young AdJt, a. l.. ORg: Surg. ID. J.. Johnson
J. q. White, los Washington: Com. j r. kIc.
KAN; :. v g, = W. Reed ! " G. Francis Ac.
Curdy; Surg J. O. Smith Chap H. O. Elder: o.
D., George a. Black q. NJ, g. r. warfuI: hdpt
George = Trip O. G., Adam Page; y 81 John
Kupp; q NJ. =. W. J.. Noothart
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MISSOURI,

The following Post h1s elected officers
Henry g. Beckett. SIS. Mineral Point: Cor
Charles McCatrpw; :. v g.. Mn. H. isycus. j.
g., I. l. Simpson @, D.. l.. -. Boon; Adi't, Jpu
than Vision. Chap, O. +. Beul, .. g., WA. n,
ardsOn.
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MINNESOTA

orders No; l. issued at Duluth, jan s by COM
m"id OF Alfred = Morgan, Colonel-James n
warner, AdIutant-contain the following.
'oiHuaudeTy-in Chief General Orders No I ara
herewith promulgated Especial attention. II
urecied TO section 10 therein. Each Camp h
utEed 20 maze arrangements for the appropriate
observance OF Union Defenders Day February ~
as It - dstinctivey for the Order Of the sons of
Veterans, L. :. A.
The following appointment on the Division STAFF
- announced with rank from Jan / IsgO. AdPt
James }. Warner of Duluth vice W IL saItsr re-
slghed- captains and others having occasion %
correspond with the AdIuiant will make note OF
the caange Address Adj't Warner, care OF IocE
Box 49, Duluth.
Inc ioiloWiuG appointments on the Division non
l5-iohed stan are announced with rank from
Jan. l. ISL, w: Sergt Maj, Charles l. RaxoFsEy.
V, VI =, VI. &. Brown, both Of Duluth
~ = the COionels desire that each Cannu, bs rec-
OEiIzed III the formation Of the Division staff. 10
tst emu, camps who not already reDresented
VIII forward the name Of active member for A.
poIntment as Aid-de-GamD
The name OF Frank II. Wheaton will be placed
on 81 Black Books for tine period Of six months
rom Dee 10, 1883, IN accordance with section ar
Ieie H. page :. G. X. and T., MS application for
membership having been rejected By Alexandra
Camp No. So
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NEW JERSEY

General Order No. /. issued at Paterson Ian IN
ny oF1er OF Andrew DeFTOE, jr-. Colonel Command
lns-teorge Z CrOwell, AdJutant-contains ma
following: 'NS
Adjt Crowell has again changed his address. t,t.
time permanently Hereafter all communication
on chicial business and ali reports must BE- AZ
dressed george T. Crowell. 30 Graham avenue
Paterson, y. =. The proceedings ~ The -
ehth annual EncamDment Of the Division of
new Jersey with an appendix containing the pro-
ceedlngs OF the first, second, third fourth m and
siXlh annual Encampments, are now ready for d.
tIihiiIOn Sufficient copies for All members OF this
DIVISION Will be sent to the commanding officers o.
All lamps The following have been drooped from
the rolls OF their respective Camps for nOn-pay-
nent OF dues First Segeauts viii enter their names
in blank Books; Camp a. q. Y. Miller q. b BEN
Wine ranels L-JCues; Campi3. FFanx NJ Davies:
lamp Il, ii. r. Mack; Camp 8. G. Won BIOskDer
r INNER. Inc following have been reiustased by
tbelr respective Camps, First Serseants viii erase
tHeiF names from Black Books. Camp 3 Mifred
GleHFy, Joseph Schroeder Harrv -
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liie loilowing Post has elected officers.
DumOut. s., Blunt: Com, III 81 R.I,i,so., {, \,
81 ~ J.. Graham }. v. g., ID. collars: AdTt ID a
singer q ~. J. T. Echholiz; surg. O. W = ~
STE: Chap, o. l. Noys; o. D. E i Hoo, =, 90 -
o.. T. L. Fuller G., q. Barney. :"
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The following Post has elected o,y;oe-s.

GO Ns9. "a. 9o.nas, Z, Longwood: Com, Geo. w
LD"ley , " q, N. ii. Fogg; }. V. c.. d. A. Nor
ss.s,n' adl = James G. Fitch q. NJ. N H. Gibson.
surg Geo. II. fackswOod; Chap, f. q. Damn. a
~ Geo. W. LewIon o. O., W. w Hunt =
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KANSAS.

Officers OF Joe Hooker Camp, No I43 MePbsr-
son: captain, Chas- WINCHESTER; First Lieut. RI +
iouts' Second Lieut., +. II. Barnes; Chap, W. d.
acE ickeri First SeTgt, X. +. Whitzel; O. NJ s.
=. r. Duyali ;. OF g., }. II. Bennett; e. s. T. K
a; N. Goodwni q. g., n. r. Nelson; p g. =
W htney Camp Council, 2. G.. Rose, D. K SIC
CluTe, >. Walker. - - ~
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KANSAS

General Order No. 10 issued nj Topeka Jan Q
order 81 Henry Booth. Department Command.
Lawrence Wilson, A G.--eoniniDs the follow h.
the niNlh Huuunl IIucHmpmcui Of this Dcpn
nleiit VIII ise held 10 the Opera House ia the q
81 oaiina. Tuesday, Jan. - 1890 at 2 O'Clock a.
a rate 81 ore fare for tide round trip has be
granted ~ all railroads 10 the State, aud tick
will be for sale Jan. y aud - good 10 r.t,,r,,
Feb. J. 1890 The Council Of Administration :,
meet al the Post room 81 John A. Logan Post :,
= ~ = D'clocs n an. for the trau-aoiion af DcDa
msut busiHe--- D@lcgates on arrival at saliua, "
report 20 the Committee on Credentials ANA reccI
their Delegate badge and be checked on Eucau
meIit roll The committee will i5e located al IL,
a. Logan Post room until assembling Of the 4
Opera House.
The following Post has elected officers:
Parson Brown0w $50, Wayne. Com q
Campbell; =. V. g. James Haigi: J. V. O. 8 \
Ncy; surg, J. NJ. Caiup3el: q NJ VIM nm.
D. J. ]. Charles; .. g., George W. Culver. Al
n EnnaeL. s. 81 y Hallcr.nr. III.n.. A IA 81.
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Comrade y. H. Grant, Of South Hancock vi
has been confined 10 his house by sickness
neaIfy two years was mustered into ID. L. Wca
Post 80. - ~ his residence Observation-Disclosures,
Indictment weather n eomHldcs were present M
one member ~ the Post, who j. ri years ri
walked TX miles in order to attend Al tie ga
were enjoyed by uil.
Tie following Posts have elected officers,
Willard. 20, -prinRvsle: Com, Br. J. r. Ds
:, ' - John ahcrfHli J. V. g., Hiram PhiBa
Surg. Edwin Wright: o. D., A. A. Croker. cha,
VIM Eastman .. g.. Moses HemnIn,,,ysv. Adj
George u. Roberts, q NJ. W. II. Rodgers; .. M
Charles Oiisi S.B, W. }. Gowen; c., Horace Illn
don. ~
Charles ID. Thompson. n, Springfield: Con
y ~. Johnson >. V. O., ~. ~ Goblin: 7 v .
Daniel Fowiei q, NJ. H. .. Lewis; Chap, CHAR
field .. O., II. u. Bailey; Adpt, O. H. shepIer
:. D.. OTelas stephens.
The National tribune., 1890-01-23
MICHIGAN.
PENNSYLVANIA,
MISCELLANEOUS.

Chas. A Steiger, I02S Leithgow street. Phfadel-
phia: A Reunion of che 5th TIA. Cav. viii be held
at Philadelphia Feb. -.