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A,yaluaple Remedy.

A letter from &. p. Wardwen. Boston, sayt
SCI used Clark'ss Extract OF Flax Papillon
"Catarrh Cure in June last for Hay Fever
'.with great satisfaction. and find II the only
''thing have seen which would sllay, with.
tout Irritation. the infsmation Of the nos.
s'trils and throat Its soothing and healing
properties were marked and immediate"
Large bot tie S1.00. ClRIk's Flax Soap is the
Attest and best. Try II. rs cents ASK for
them at p. KALTEYBR's DRUGSTORE. 21s-n
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ETHs FLY ANCsANTIFIrsfttt.

by mixing teaspoonful of ROUGH ON
RATS with saucer of sweetened water;
lace on high shelves or suspended in the
room: or, mix teaspOonful of ROUGH
ON Rk"S with half-pound Of brown
sugar and sprinkle on high out OF reach
shelves, or on rear border of lower
shelves, out of reach of children. Gu
this out. 0) Tyr.
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pErAETMEYT OF NEnRAsKA.

DEAR tribune: Nebraska il at work and re-
ports Indicate both social and business activity.
Addie +. Cosby, Corresponding Secretary Of J. q.
Fremont Corps, 80. Neigh, reports a series Of sue
ceSsfui soci.tbcs. This Corp did a great deal in
the way Of relief the past WiaJer. They Joined
tle Post in celebrating the 18th anniversary
GAR, and are making extensive preparations for
Memorial bay.
Della Sanders. Corresponding Secretary OF John
Inghani Corps, A., Pawnee Cuy, joined the Post in
"a proper celebration of the silver Anniversary.
Corps A. initiated four members at its last meeting
and ccptcd two application with more coming.
THE Memorial OF the Flowers" will be given on
Memorial Day.
Eva Is. knight reports James A. Garfield
Corps II. engaged ia harmonious and pleasant
work. quietly looking up cases of destitutiOn and
uiuistering 90 them. large number Of comrades
witnessed their Memorial services for Sherman
aud Porter. The Corps surprised Secretary Miller,
most faithful officer with the gift OF gold recog-
milton pin at the close Of Memorial service. A
series 81 monthly dime sOCitls has begun The first
was successful that numerous requests were re-
ceived for a weekly repetition.
Live Eagle Corps 40. held an April social net
ting $40 and pleasure ruled supreme. Cake, coffee
aud popcorn was abundant, and several cakes were
sold ut auction after everyone had fed their I'll
and there quite lively competition by the old
veterans aud others for OF the goodies TO tax
home with them others; bid them OF Tor sport and
returned them To be again hid Otf.-Islen q. Bar
Der, Department Corresponding Secretary, Fuller
kpb
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Recreation.

Thousands are brushing up" and rubbing
ball will have a strong rival in the ancient game of
football But 10 matters very little about rivalry
for whether Il be the ball field track ut
the oar or In the ring, in the hunt with the rod
accidents will happen. Pain is the concomtaut OF
pleasure and sports have their penalties in sprains
and bruises cuts and wounds. soreness and stiff
ness and "a wind up with canes and erutches Very
serious injuries to bones and muscles are sure to
follow the spOrtive pastimes, and u Is surprising
what little prccnutIOn Is taken To provide against
such mishaps. when, at small cost, n bottle OF ST.
jacobs Oil can always be kept on hand. IL goes
without saying that 1t Is the best remedy and
promptest cure for injuries of this nature. Indeed
all athletes pronounce u the best, and, II kept
handy for USE IL Is certainly invaluable for smer-
Renciea.
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings Of RegimentaI and Other OrzaBs-
KatiOns.


ILLINOIS.
Rooms and So Telegraph BLOCK. 100 C;r.ruvold
street Detroit, have been assigned by TIE proper
committee Tor regiment4I Reunion purposes for
IL any comrads wishes q HISTORY, ~ fb, rsofr,ens
send - to Cranstou & stowe. Cincinnati. o.
OHIO.
James F. Graham. Brigade Secretary For,
every survivor ofthc 24th. Syth. sd and SD Ohio
ior roster Reunion Ohio Brigade ne P5ana. On
second day Of Department. Of OHIO. IN 1892
NEW YORK.
Cn .'i' J. S,nPp Secretary, Auburn; Tho Hllh ~
~ VII maSe an excursion 20 Gettysburg June Isl
tle dedication Of The monument To- Ia - iao- T,,D,
-, ~ Z p IN. For futher information address
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tie survivors az the l00th Pa held ,hslr 2I,s
H'luai meeting ou the 9sh inst. in PhfaflelpIla
'i'.iAc mprHtiug the day the regiment Ieft ~ - e,
h ''s'''h.:ton. There was business meeting and
banquet. speeches were made by Cot NJ VesIe
S"p'-- 1laTS and Butcher. Serg't-Nai ZeitIer
23y,k l., r.. Lewis. and songs bv the Bfotbera
= E ne Toast master. Mai. y. r. u. Nevin gave
;, "'ous account OF Earlys advance on WASH
ing'"n ia ls6t Patriotism took the olsc- -
liquors anu at midnight the comrades len Tor their
homes feeling satisfied that they had lad a very
instructive aud enjoyable time
~ genera Reunion Of the survivors OF the Gulf
q','.Ioii' Cnlted states Navy was held in Phila-
ueiphia April -, the occasion being tie ORR aDnI
yef7"ry OF the capture Of New Oreaua An al.
utes7 was delivered By Comrade William simmon.
''''olN connected with the squadron in tha
aforementioned engagement
n, - = Schenek. secretary, Lancaster: Reunfon
yth Ia. Cav, June II, at Allentown.
REGULARS.
~. y. Mueller Secretary. 95 Pasture street ADa-
enemy Pa; Reunion 9th T. s. Cav. July 4 "a
rooms Of Lyle Post, l25 ia Federal street.. Alls.
gheuy. '' ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
me annual dinner % the Third Corps Union va
uolu INST Week IN New York. Gen. Joseph Ia Carr
ples'nea ana The veterans and their friend. nurn-
oered about 90. The following were chosen On.
Tersi FTes., Gen. Joseph r. Carr. V-P MAJ Wm
~; under; see, Col f. l.. Welling Treas MAI
" l,li"in L. Shreye; Board Of Directors Mai Jobn
barclay Col Clayton hlcMichael MnL William
T"mIey, capt w. J. Kay W. W. Powell Col nj
- -. ",tsFt Noi- =. q. OTIS, Gen. W. j. Sewsll snd
Gen. George III. sharpe; Trustees MAJ VilIa-d
Du.."rd and capt. John G.. NOonan. One Of La
Iea,uIes OF this most enjoyable Reunion vas ne
commandant OF the corps, OF a magnificent n.ir ~
diamond sleeve-buttons -
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The Mercantile Register, which contains
earefully-compiled lists Of business arms news
papers, commercial lawyers, roal-estate agents,
etc, will be ready for delivery about the last Of
this month. il Is work Of unsurpassed value
10 every man doing a general business. The
volume is handsomely bound In black cloth
with gilt stamp on the outside, and soils by
subscription nj SO a volume Published by the
Mercantile Register Co., 20 Dearborn street,
Chicago IL
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vision Surgeon under Col Barton. He has started
out with great promise for successful administra-
ton Colonel.
Capt MiIIington, Of Camp 3, Providence. has
Organizeda Drill Corps which meets every Thurs
day evening, aud-is becoming quite proficient un-
der his competent instruction.
SOUTH DAKOTA
q. w. Broo<ins, Pierre: see your paper every
week, and seldom notice any news in il from the
Coyote Division; SO thought might be much
To- blame for this any person ia the Division
] will say that / would like TO tell the readers Of
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE that the people OF south
Dakota are true, loyal people, Notwithstanding our
recent state legislation To the contrary. As Mus
teriug Officer Of this Division, wish 10 state shat
while our order has made little progress in South
Dakota in the past year. we have had great deal
To- occupy the minds of our boys in this Division.
south Dakota has seen In the PAST year a grent
capital struggle and interesting Indian out
break as we'll Rs some railroad excitement. Yet
since Jan. I, the following Camps have been mus
tered: Blunt Camp AZ, at Blunt. Capt j. W. Laugh
lin: Camp o. no Clark, Capt. q. a. COnklin; Mai.
John ~ Pickler Camp. A., at FaulIxton, Capt John
T.. Heassci. We expect 10 muster soon at Sioux
Falls the largest Camp that has ever been mus
tered in The United States. 10 will have member
shin Of about 700 to start with SO can
"hustle even in South DAKOTA Just at present
the coming second annual EnCnnDmeu to be
held here May 10 to o. 1891, is occupying our minds
pretty generally. We hope to elect officers for the
next wear " no can take up the work where Col
hill line. Capt. l.. ID. Lyon, Of WatertOwn, is the
man who can do this, and - an old soldier II he
can be elected Colonel land he wiIll with Cnp5.
j. h. Hendricksou, of Bangor, "a Lieutenant
our Division IL sure of success for the next year.
%. l.. Nelson, Past Captain Of Camp 2 will make
a good Major If elected, Any Information regard
ing the second annual EncHmpment will be fur
nished application TO myself at the above adj
dress EAST Pierre :. d. y, to Justin T.. Sprngue
Secretary Executive Committee East Pierre, >. ID.
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The annual election Of officers Of the New
York COmmandery Of the Military Order Of
the Loyal Legion took place on Wednesday
evening May 6. The following were the OH.
Gers elected Com, Maj.-Gcn Wager Swayne
5 v. C., Capt Lester A. Bear6slee. Of the Navy;
J. V. G., Gen lhomas H. Hubbard; Recorder,
Paymaster George dc r. Barton, Of the Navy
Register Maj Jh0mas b. Odcli Treas. Pay
master Allon s. Apgar, Of the Navy; Chanccl-
Tor, Licut.-Col. Charles A. Swift: Chan, Thos
Drumm; Council, Mujs. J. Langdon Ward and
Henry u. Smith, Capt WIN. r. Harding, Capt
Clinton b. Sears and Lieut.. Henry A. Glass,
I ford.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections Of Officers. etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.

The COmmander-in-Chlef Approves Two Courts
Martial YerdIets.
COMMUNICATIVE Chief Webb. sons OF Veterans
on May issued General Order No. 3 giving the
result OF the court-martal % Walter :. Payne. Of
FOstora. o., Commander In Chief charged
with embezzIing $4,000 % the ORDERS money. The
verdict OF the court d-honorably discharged
from the Order. The verdict - approved By the
Commander in Chief. Order No. also promul-
gates the findings in the court martial Of Col. c.
Addington. OF the New York Division. charged
with embezziement The verdict is degradation
from the rank Of Colonel. This verdict is also
approved.
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MARY STARS MCiiVERY. National President
HANNAH k PLIMpToN, Rational Secretary.
To specially aid and assist the Grand Army 81
the Republic and TO pcrpctuate tho memory %
their heroic dead
To assist such Union veterans IA need our help
ana protection. and To extend neeiful aid To- their
widows and orphans; Ia hud them homes and
employment, and assure them Of sympathy and
friends 10 cherish aud emulate the deeds OF our
Army Nurses and oi all loyal women who render
ed loving service TO their country IN her hour OF
peril.
To inculcatc lessons ~ patriotism md love Of
country among our children aud in the commune
ties in whica we live: To maintain true allegiance
10 the United States Of America; TO discountenance
Whatever tends TO weaken loyalty and to cncour-
age the spread Of universal liberty ana equa rights
Go all.
Women n good moral character and correct de-
pertinent, who have not given aid and comfort TO
the enemies Of the Union, who would perpotuRte
tie principles 10 which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained the age OF 10 years
shall be eligible TO membership in the Woman
Relief Corps.
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Ohio Cou,mandery of the Loyal Legion.

The Ohio Commandery of the Military Order
OF the Loyal Legion held its annual meeting and
dinner Wednesday, May 8, at Cincinnati. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Com, Col. T. G. Dawes s. V. C., Gen.
John Beatty; ]. V. c., Col w. +. Warwick
Recorder. Capt. ROb't Hunter; Register, Capt.
J. c. Niche; Treas, Maj. F. b. James; Chan
cellOr, Capt. w. E. Crane; Chap, Cyrus s.
Bates; Council. Maj. w. II. Chamber!in Mai.
George Monteith, Col. J. b. Bell, Col. George
n. Finch, Gen. A. v. Rice.
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the son OF NcOrEe W ku4-
sell, Of Co. F, Sth n. H.,
who was killed at An-
tietam. Young Russell
chose medicine as his
profession, and studied
under two eminent
physicians; later taking
n course i'm the Eclectic
Medical College in Gin
ciuuati. o., whence he
graduated in 1887 with
high hOnOrs. Removing
TO Providence in 1888, he
soon became prominent
~ identified with the Or
der in this State. To him
Garfield Camp is indebt-
ell for much Of its adj
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Burning OF the Hospital at louisville

T. NJ. Harris, Richie Courthouse, w. Va,
wants TO know about the circumstances attend
ing the burning of the military hospital at
Louisville in 1864 Can any of the comrades
inform him2
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THE DIVISIONS.

TO THE BROTHERs.-THE NATtOSAL. tribune
has the interest Cf the sons 81 Veterans at heart
and wishes them TO consider that its columns are
always open for the publication Of matters Of mo-
ment To- the Order. Let ~ have new-y letters from
your Camps and items Of personal interest to the
brothers
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PENNSYLVANIA.

3. Mathews, PhiIadelphia: The Inspecting on
Ger, Past Capt. William +. Curry, OF Camp IL
rated Anna NJ Ross Camp, I, at %, and in the first
class, which was very satisfactory. After inspec-
ton and In the presence OF Anna M. Ross Camp
Ladies Aid and large delegation Of Anna N.
Ross Post, %, Comrade David A. Knapp, in behalf
Of the Ladies' Aid, presented the Camp with q
handsome crayon OF David A. Knapp. Now let
me inform the brothers Of the Ordey that David A.
Knapp - the original and only Father OF the sons
Of Veterans This Camp dates from April "a, 1879
the year Of its organization, when u formed
by the comrades Of Anna NJ Ross Post. %, under
tie Craftsmanship Of David A. Knapp. Thus ours
precedes all other Camps in regard 10 date of
muster. There cannot be the least doubt as TO the
claim we make that David A. Knapp is the Father
Of the ;. OF V. There are Others who claim this
honor, but the claim does not hold good, and can
not stand, in the face Of the overwhelming proofs
which we produce. We are the original. first
Camp of the :. OF v. 10 the charter aud hrsg
mnute-boOIc Of this Camp which caused US 10 be
recognized by the Grand Army Of the Republic.
RHODE ISLAND.
Brother VIM. II. RUSSELL who was chosen Colonel
of this Division at the late state Eucampment was
born ia 1857, aud Is a New Hampshire man. lie is
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NEW YORK.


Cameron Camp, 1914, New York, was mustered
ia the other evening by Past Capt. John V. v.
Of Cameron Post %, were present in full force and
great interest was manifested in the Posts baby"
The officers are; Capt, Louis Weiss IT,; First
Lieut., j. III. Carney Second Lieut.. Gustav ST.
mon; First Serg't. J. T.. Purdy; O. NJ. s., 5. r.
Russell, jr.; ;. Of G., J. A Wrede; O. Of c.. James
McFudden; Q. =, IL. T.. Croker; Surg, J. G..
Locke, jr; Chap, George A. Rotchford l. g.. J.
Harper. jr.; o. g., Louis ROssow Council Eddie
Beck. Fred A. NOrd, ir., and Otto Hoffman.
Officers Of Geo. q. strong Camp, 90 Brooklyn:
Capt, r. 5. Curtis; First Lieut., W. III. T. Jay
SECOND Lieut., Alex. Westla6e; Chap. Frank John
son; First Serg,t X. -. Gee; q. NJ. s., r. NJ.
Dorseh Council, L. II. Clough, A. A Emerson, IT.
Emerson; Musician, III. Bennett; O. OF g. James
Westihke; O.. g., :. c. Mathews.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

l.. >, Barre: GAR Hall IN this place present ted
a hne scene on inspection night. Past Col Cross
man, OF Springfield, the Inspecting officer.
The ball WAS crowded with members OF Henry C.
HolbTo0k Camp and friends from Gardner and
Athol Camps and the GAR Post. HOIbrOok
Camp nunhcrs IS uniformed members and Is in
a very furnishing condition. New members are
taken in at every meeting The boys are much
Interested ia the work The Captain is wide-awaSe,
and has the good will Of the Camp, and the First
Sergeant IS alive aud well up in his work. The
unwTitten work - all done from memory. A good
feeling exists between the Camp and Post The
boys are to have q new flag for Memorial Day. The
Camp stands high, and is a credit TO the town.
Speeches were made on inspection night by Past
Commander Brooks and others OF the Post and
many OF the visiting members.
Over 100 Sons Of Milford aud surrounding, towns
met M the former place April %, and comment
GRATED the nth anniversary Of Capt II. A. Bridges
Camp. %. The Camp has now a membership OF 40,
ana - one Of the banner camps Of the Division be-
ing IN "a most prosperous condition and receiving
marx OF " per cent at It's recent inspection.
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CALIFORNIA,

The Division Adiutant's report for the quarter
ending March 81 shows the number in good stand
Ing AT date Of last report % Camps 52i members;
gained by organization, etc. Camps, H. MEM
beTs; by transfer aud reinstatemeut, 2 Camps 40
members; lost, by suspension, s. members; by
other ways Camps 4 members; iu good stand
ing remaining, 30 Camps, sos members.
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NXTANrED-By W. f Moses. Denver, Coo-Ths
w present addresses OF John Mcdonald. Co. c. "a
60. d, 81 Colo. Cav; Wilhelm Sonmer, "a Colo Cav;
VIM. ) cline. Co. d, Sd Colo. cav Wm. W. Eggleston,
"a battalion, U. ). Inf; John NJ tche Co D. 81 Colo
Cay; g A. LOOMS 9d Colo Cav Miles smith 20. D, Sd
Erickson, Co T., lst Colo. Cav August Jans0n "a Colo
CIV h'9s'' ~ Morrison, Ca or = ls Cole Gays
j. Lloyd, lst or 2d Colo. Cav; Henry W. Childs
Co. D, "a Coo Cav W a. Borcn Co. O. lst Colo Cav;
Samuel n. soHthard Cd Colo Cav; Carter r. steward
~ Colo. cav Nathan g. Worreil, I'd Colo. Cav. VIM.
Cav Luce Bron Co. H. list Colo Cav; Jas NJ Crosby
Co. G. LIST Colo Cav Charles f. Miller, ca. d, Sd Colo
Cav. Scott
UTANTED-By Nelson Thomasson, No. iI5 Dsarbora
w St, Chicago iil.-Ihe address of Mai Charles L.
ThOmHsSun. commanding 9th Ky. tLOuisylte Teafonlt
M'5 ~ "a 'il Algu ~ 5eP.
give any information Of his end? q
UyANTED-By Mrs. Rhoda Peters Truzton, ~ "
w The names and addresses Of any member Of G..
Peters, of same company.
uvANTED--By Margaret WOLF. 1888 Bell avenue. Dem
w YER ColO.-Any Information rs % the company
and regiment my late husband, Jacob WOLF served i'm.
hight prominent nose; was rgsed la Buffalo, ~ Y and
was 10 wears old when ne enlisted. 1o-3t
VHyANTED-By Elizabeth O'ConuelI care H. D. Me-
w Parlin, 90 Main street, L0ckpOrt n. Y-Any IN
f,rmat0u cOucerninu nv husband iohp 0,Go1nsii
who left Lock port y. Y, early in 1862 Feb 1902
he that the day he would leave New York
City for Cedar Keys. Ella. aud that he had been ap-
pointed Second Lieutenant Have heard rom hin
since. Do not know in what company and regiment 10
served.
UyANTED-By Mary A. Sears, Box 1883 Decatur,
w Ngb-Ihe address Of cumraUe or person Wn0
knew the company and regiment my late husband,
charles Henry sears, ser1 ed IN during the late Vac
w AETED-By Chas w. Magyar, Yates Center Kan.
w The address of James bradshaw and stephen
Kinney First Sergeants and Joseph Tracy, James In
skip and George Nelson Of Co. fl 25h No; M. 3
Mckinney, OF Co NJ. 9TH Iowa Cav.
THE NATION4L TRIRETNE "A The o,E,,
champion the soldiers hare among he great pa
pers Of the country. The best iCay 20 ieiD az
eetsrGAs is By getting IL more Subscribers
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National Headqrar-
ters---NOteS from The Departments

Mary STARS MCHFERy. National President
HANNAH X. PIIMproN. National Secretary.
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KANSAS.

Hutchinson was lively town during the late
Eneainpment, and the enthusiasm very great
CommaudeT-Iu-t thief Webb was rendered a recep-
uOn which was Immensely crowded. and the Gen
eral acquitted himself nObly and made new friends
Tor the Order. Bro. g. ID. Jones was reelected Colo
mel. lie deserved the honor. for be has made an
especially bright record for the Kansas Division.
The other officers chosen are: Lieut., Clyde r.
Lumbocker, Of Baldwin; Mai. 9. w. Bishop. of
Great Bend; Council O. :. Brown, y. J. Hines
George II. Lewis; Delegates, j. ~ Cooper Col
Agnew, Capt. Morgan. Bro. AxIine, and Capt
Anderson. Oberin Camp, Of Oberlin. received the
premium OF beautiful silk flag for the largest in
crease in membership Lyons Camp. Of Lyons
received n silk flag for the largest number present.
Ihe next meeting viii be al Atehson.
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F@ Pa FEz ss Musical Paper for Band and
hs ~ saa - Orchestra Men. r T. ROOT 3
a AEB Ezza SONS 353 State St. Chicago III
Mention ihC national Tribune.
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THE GRAND ARMY.
News From the DelartmentS---NeT
Posts, etc.
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

IAN Post elections received at this Office which
have not been already published VIII appear ns
coon a. space can Ice found for them. ID any are
seut which do not appear la the course oi two
months DO will he understood that they were pub
lAlnn hnlnr.
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FOURTH DAUGHTER or VETERAN:
There are roses midtown that are dear
A. nny tie day Lgs revealed.
There ARE iiie- tie sad soul % cheer
ln tie heart ~ tiIe morrow uHsrHled;
There are Vitiets glowing AID sweet
sHHy your eyes have looked on,
Aud Tie lug and tHe flowers shall meet
When you are gone.
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NTANTED-By Margaret WOLF, 753 Bell avenus Dem
w YER GOIO.-Auy information as 30 the COMPANY
and regiment my late husband, Jacob WOLF served in
lie was German by birth, dark complexion medium
hight prominent nose; rtised Ia Buffalo ~ " and
was iG years old when he enlisted gt-3t
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NTANTED-By Nelson Ihom1SsOn, No. II5 Dearborn
w ST.. Chicago, ill.-Ihe address of Mai Charles l.
ThOmHsSOn, commanding 5th Ey. louisville Legionl
wounded and probably killed NJ ChiCk umau7s sept
10 1858. He ring with garnet set. Could anyone
give any information Of his enIF 2t
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THIRD VETERAN:
THIRD DAUGHTER OF VETERAN:

Our mothers were tender aud true,
They patiently stood for tic right.
When your country WAS calling for you,
IN the gloom al the awful night;
They held up your hands iu defeat,
Ia disaster they babe you 90 on.
ia our hearts shall your cause bC as sweet
When you are gene.
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CALIFORNIA

Officers ui the following Post nre;
d. d. a. Ord Sd los GHtos-Iom., j, q. Arthur;
EN.C- q. ~ Williams; r. Y. g., q. J.. Blackburn
Chap. y w. sheffield surg, y w. buck ., a.
" IN Lawrence: o. g. y. 4. Woodland; Q. NJ l..
h. Hamilton; AdjL G W Keller ;. a., >. G. Man
eur; "a. M. g.. ~. III. sellers.
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COLORkDo I'D WYOMING.-

OilctTr 81 ilic following l,st hit'
Farmgut sG-Cou.. !. ~. johnson; S.N. g, Jesse
Mckinney: j. ~ a., a lber Guys .. ID, J. NJ. PaE-
get; %. o.. a. Bowoughs, q. H., 10 Moses y. NJ.
IS A. A. Shell: Gimp. y G. Kennedy; surg, G. H..
Remnant; Adj'i, :. :. Knapp.
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NNTANTED-By Mrs RhOdJ Peters TruxtOn, ~ y.
w The names and addresses Of any member OF Ca,
X, ID n. y Cav, who knew my husband George w,
Peters, of same company.
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PENNSYfVaNrs
REGULARS.

~. =. Mueller Secretary, g5 Pasture street Aua
enemy "a; Reunion 9th L. s. Cav. JuIy 4 a
lG"n's oil Lyle Post rs, ia Federal streos Alls
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FOURTH VETERAN:

We have fought the patriots fight,
We viii die on thc patriots die,
While over u- day and night
oar banner snail kiss the ky;
lie fed 10 heaven. own blue.
it. stars arC the stars 0f dawn,
Now who Nl love b 30 stAuch and true
When gone?
FOURTH sOS or VETERAN:
Nc VIII cherish tie noble name
Dfthc Onion 10 Guicrr
We Hill herald his deeds Of fame
bile amy have cars 10 hrAT
The ,Tteze llHL bi8gg= fiom lc North
Shall carry the tidiug- or,
Aud ihe breeze from tie south shall whisper Il
forth
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VERMONT,

bihCrrr al tie following Post are:
j. b. Richardson o. FairlHE-Cofn IT, 8 Vupt
S.N. O. j. D. Driuu; J.N. G. Hiragu Jackson; q M
j. =, Bsvis9ui Chap, Henry Crncker: Surg, 4
hcs-lai .. ID, 9. j.. Surriei O. O., e. ~. Watson
Adj =. Howard.
The National tribune., 1891-05-14

NNANTED-By Mary A. Sears Box 1883 Decatur,
w Ngb.-Ihe address Of any comraue or person Wh0
knew the company and regiment my late husband,
Ehnries UenrY SenIs rNed I'm dnrimn tha late Knr