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The GRAND ARMY.
News From The DepartmentS---NeW
Posts, etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN
Preparations for the Observance Of the Silver
Anniversary

il LA LIZ y ~ TX Ems - y - IN
Preparations for the Observance OF the Silver
Anniversary.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY or THF RErUBIC.
RUTLAND VI, 1891 J
General Orders. No. rs.
Il In accordance with the resolution (quo,ed he
low OF the 2i.h National EnCampmeut t Boston,
Mas, Aug. l3 and d, rs q, "a general observance
OF the g5ih anniversary of the organization al tins
order ,eil take place April o. 1891, and all Posts
NlU hold ON the evening Of ilat day "a publC CONF
nemoBuve meeting, notice OF which must are
given every cDmrHGr, aud special invitations WIZ
d. extended 10 She Sons of Veterans, the Woman :
Relief Corps and kindred organizations; also 10
thc clergy, press, school Children and citizens
II The preparation Of program IS left 10 the
discretion OF Department Commanders, but u De-
suggested thar, among other things, bnei sum
mary of tlle history 81 each Post would be applo-
pirate aud of valur for preservation.
lll This order and accompanying letter OF the
Commando - iu CiIirf will be read al 80 p. o.,
simultaneously by all Posts, the nssenIblnge stand
ing al attention token Of respect To tomrade
Stephenson, the founder oi thus Order the same
90 be followed 10y PRAYER by tie l,oS' 0impl"ih OF
some one selected by tiie commanding officer
IN. Every effort viii be made 10 have these
services worthy thc great event they signHliHe,
and ali Posts will forward special report OF the
snmc 60 their Department Headquarters to he
buripu, summarized, consolidated ana infwRldcd
60 these Headquarters by each Departments Conn
mnnder.
~ The authority Tor this order rests IN The reso-
luiiou above referred 60, which s as follows, WIS
E,snlryd. That tlIe Communicating hoi-''leci
De requested 10 take such notion a. viii lead % a
proper celebration az the qUUft0 ccHIcnHiGt al The
organization of the Grand Army OF the Republic
thc first Post having been orEanized al Decatur
I'LL. April q, 1866 and lu order that these spcola
mectluE- muy properly carry out The purpose hhd
intent ~ -nid resolution md not be diverted There
from. no subscription or contribution for any pur-
pose will be solicited or taken thereRt.
BY command OF W q. AEAzEY, COMMANDMENT"
Chief
}. H. GouIDlyG. Adjulant General.
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KENrrcKY soLn1rRs, HOME.

| Past National President Annie Wittenmyer, hay
| inE been engaged by the management Of the Sol
dcrs' Home Of Kentucky To hold public meetings
In the principal towns and cities Of the State to de-
| velop public interest, l. meeting with marked
success. As soon as the friends OF the raise
$4,000 the State viii contribute like amount, and
tie present outlook is encouraging. a number OF
| public meetings were held by Mrs. Wittennyer In
| Louisville, when good deal Of money was raised
aud pledges secured. The press. the Commercial
| Club, aud tie leaders OF the Board Of Trade are
enlisted in the cause, aud continued good reports
may be expected.
A Soldiers Home in Kentucky should be the
watchword Of every loyal citizen Of the State until
II Is an accomplished fact Kentucky Unionism
was clear grit, and may this Home be worthy OF
the many who bore her standard to victory.
TIE OHIO COTTAGE.
The Ohio Senate has passed the House bill mp
propriating $500 to build and furnish an Ohio
cottage the grounds Of the National Relief Corps
Home gin 10 the W.IEC. for the purpose named,
aud the bill Is now a law.
This hill provides for n Construction Board OF
seven, Of which number Department President
Ada T. Clarke, PlumR J.. COwles. Secretary Relief
Corps Home Board, and one other woman, Of their
selection are three. The other four are comrades
appointed 10y Gov Campbell, Of whom Represent
alive app. who got the Liil through. is one
ihs biii provides that Ito cottage shall be occu-
plated IA the National Relief Corps Home, and
OHIO having made handsome provision at tho
Studusky Home for her worthy veterans. The
Board are to meet within 30 days ia order TO put
tlIeiT plans into effect.
Ohio has now put herself squarely at the front
Ia Relief Corps work. aud ID - hoped the other
States viii not b long Ia falling into line.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS SoTEs
National President Mary Sears McHcnry has
been accorded high praise for her presence aud
counsel at tHc Nebr ska Convention, W.RC.
National Secretary Hannah T. PlymptOn has
been tie guest 81 her friend, Mrs. swallow Of
Council B.uii-. This friendship began when they
were teachers in thH public schools Of CINCINNATI.
The Council EiEH- NoHpTrsH hss Hu interview with
the National Secretary ga Relief Corps work aud
comments as follows; Z" She j. n pleasing cOuvcr-
EglIouall-i, Of considerable executive ability and
great education. Wien couyCr,iHg upon the Corr,
what she says is dDubiy interesting, because she Is
50 thoroughly carried away BY her subject"
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WE ~ !
slaiSl..I

hy Medical Discovery seldom takes hold
Of two people alikel Why? Because
no two people have the same
weak spot. Beginning at the stomach
II goes searching through the body for any
hidden humor. Nine times out Of ten.
inward hum0F makes the weak SPOT.
Perhaps it's only little sediment left on a
nerve or IN gland the Medical Discovery
slides right along, and you find quick hap
plness from the first bottle. Perhaps lisa
0ig sediment or open sore, we'll settled
somewhere, ready 20 fght The Medical
Discovery begins the fight, and you think
u pretty hard, but soon you thank me for
making something that has reached your
weak spot Price s 90. Sold by every
Druggist IN the United States and Canada.
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The l2Ith Pa. Association proposes having an
excursion to Fredericksburg, Va, leaving Harris
burg on the evening Of May p The rate Of fare
will be 5000 for the round trip, and tickets will be
good Tor 10 days, with privilege % stopping or at
Washington and Baltimore the return trip.
Members Of other regiments who may wish to ioin
in the excursion will be cordially welcomed. Full
plrticuaTscun DC had by addressing the Secretary
Chas. II. Small Harrisburg Pa.
The annual meeting Of the Survivors, Associa-
ton OF the -9lh Pa. was held no their rooms ina
Farley Hall, Thirteenth and Arch streets Phila-
dciphia, recently. Officers; Pres, Gen. Robert T.
Dechert; Vice Pres, Capt. VIM J. Byrnes: Rec
See, Joseph Roth; Cor. Sec, VIM. J.. Steven.:
Treas, Lieut.. J.. r. FOrtescue There was quite "a
surprise for Capt. VIM. J. Eyrnes. Comrade Adam
q. West secured stick from tree the first mon
umeut Of the Goth 40 Cups HILL Gettysburg and la.
had 10 mounted with % beautiful gold head hand
sOmeIy designed, chased and engraved with an
enamel white star center Of head. This was pre-
seutcd to Capt. VIM. J. Byrne3 ia few words by
Lieut. Fortescue.
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National HeadQuar-
terS---NO!eS from the Departments
MARY STARS McTTFNRY. National President
HANNAu Il. PIIaPTOS, National Secretary.

To specially mid aud assist the Grand Army OF
the Republic and TO PeTpctuaie the memory OF
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans NJ need our help
and protection, and TO extend uecdlu aid to their
widows and orphans: To find them homes and
employment, and assure them Of sympathy and
friends TO cheri-i: aud emulate the deeds Of our
Army Nurses, aud OF all loyal women who render
peril.
To inculcate lessons Of patriotism and love 81
country among our children aud in the commune
ties in which we live; To maintain true allegiance
Co the United states OF America; to- diSCOuutcnance
whatever tends to weaken loyalty and To encouT-
age the spread OF universal liberty and equal rights
Co all.
Women Of good moral character and correct de-
poriincut. who have not given aid and comfort to
the enemies Of the Union. who would peTpetuatc
the principles to which this association stands
pledged and who have attained the age OF Is years,
shall bo eligible To membership IA tbs Woman's
Relief Corps.
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Vow TnrL AZ Ge,trsllurg.

Work on the Foundation Of New YOrk's SO.
600 State monument 10 her troops in the battle
Of Gettysburg commenced last week under tho
direction Of Engineer Zabrislie. The Struct-
uro will be Of Ilai0wcll Me- granite, % feet
square az tho base, aud 80 feet high. capped
with an alcgnrical figure Its position Is one
Of the most commanding on the whole field.
The monument Will probably be unyaied the
coming Hall.
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OF Interest 70 Emit Growers.

We are ia receipt Of the annual spring Catalogue
Issued by VIM. StaEl, of Quincy, H., giving full
description Of all Injurious insects TO fruits also
preveHtives for same by use Of fungicides. This
Catalogue gives detailed account of the above in
full. Any of our readers who are Interested in
fruit culture will do we'll 10 send for this Cata-
logue, which Is mailed free upon application. Tho
subject Of spraying the fruit trees plants and vines
To prevent the raydges of insects and fungus dis
eases IS critical one. and should be investigated
by every fruit grower.
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WASHINGTON AND ALASKAN

We have received the resolutions - Ellsworth
Post Vancouver, on the death Of Past DenariIn meat
Commander Henry A. Morrow. Gen. Morrow was
"a Dong time "a member Of the Post aud at the time
Of his transfer another field 81 duty our Depart
mcut Commander lie was "a brave skiIlul and
energetic soldier; be was distinguished author
aud orator; lie was patriot aud phautTopi-i,
but lie WAS more 10 tlfe comrades al Ellsworth
Fost-he WAS a friend, kind, generous aud sympa-
lAgtic.
A. a regular meeting 81 Lynch Post, II Lynden
il voted 10 notify all Posts through Hr Ma
T0StL THIHUNE that one J.. ID. Patghoru. o. q ex-
member 81 said Post. j. fraud and confidence
man; that said PauRborn has wiiiuliy defraudri
comrades az various times 81 sums Of $50 To $40
cfch. lie served n the l3ith H., and now resides
az Sumcrs City, Wash.
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has long been known Ia
tie Order as Rmust active
worker for lis progress.
lie enlisted IN Go. ID. lIlst
X. V. in the latter part OF
1852, being discharged n
Captain June ., ls6b.
After the war he was a
Captain ia the iu6,h y. y.
s. y. q. Tor four years.
During his volunteer
service lie was not absent
"A single day from his COM
mand. Oar ComTade -
Past Commander OF Vim.
W Hgyt Post n-G gfGnru-
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A willy schemer.
LLytsi
Mr.. YoungIove-Are you awake, AliceP

Mrs. HOungloye-IeS. dear.
Mr.. Younglove-Ah, i am sorry; you have
disturbed my reverie. As you lay there asleep
was drinking in the calm purity of your
angelic features, and thinking how happy
should be the man who can awaken in the
bright sunshine of the morning and find such
a fair and radiant young creature by his side
And-I-I-
Mrs YoungIove-GO on, George; you DO talk
so beautifully.
Mr.. Youuglove-I would like to, but I feel
so sleepy that / think III take another nap.
You won't mind getting up aud Lighting the
FIRE, will you, darling2
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VERMONT.


g. Il. LaWt0u, 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., @. ~. Rus.
sell. s. v. a.. H. A. W,lmHn; J. v G.. W y
Harris; Surg, s. II. Lazc; Chap. u. s. Ballou ;
.. a.. J. n. stowe; Adjt. a. N. johnson: o. D..
J. =. Ray; .. s., Fred Moore; :. III, T. l.. john
son. O n & J NJ ggs-slt
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A fine Command has been organized at Marinctte
Wis. with 10 charter members, named Phil r.
Sheridan Command, Z, Department. OF Wisconsin
c. W. Bander is Colonel james Bush Lieutenant
Colonel and j. 1T. Eopp Major.
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WISCONSIN,


Officers - tue following Post are:
IiPer Amidon. lGl, NelsHn-Canl. f. Nugget;
$. V. C., l. :. Shnuani !. V g.. II. T. Finch:
Chap. 4. McI.ain: q. NJ. q. .. Raisou: SUR, =
Sianhopc; .. ID, u. Ncwland; o. e. : " Ami
don; h1't, G. ~. Chafeyi 5. NJ, IL l.. Finch; q
n s T. White
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Send AZ once for full directions (5eaed) FIR FF OF
Common sense Home Treatment will positively cure an
the effects OF impgtcnCy, etc the culy cure known
for VaricOcclc, and certain method, no eiectric
nonsense, nO stomach dragging. Address Al
BON PHARMACY Co.. Albion, Michigan,
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VERMONT.

G. Il. :. Pierce, Nergennes. At the National En-
campmpnt ia Boston, a Hegimental Association of
the old Jth y. y. Cav. was organized and all sur
vivOrs are requested to send their postOiiice adj
dresses and those Of any comrades of the regiment
they know OF to the writer. 5Ot.lt
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Geo. Rossitor; J. w. C., II. shpman; @ ", II. +.
Leach; .. d., Joseph Lefller; o. g., ID. w. lIiai
Chap. L. r. Coy: Surg, Dr. ConowRy; Adj't. n.
johnson :. NJ, q. J.. Spelmani @ NJ. 5, n. NJ
Furgesou; G., 8 Mullilzan.
Roberts, l0i. Talmage-Com., Peter Brown; G.
V. C., b. IL. Bailey; AdJl T.. NJ. shaw; Surg,
s. Il. Lutgcn; o. D., w. H. Merton; q. NJ, W. q.
Cathcart; Chap. II. J.Wallacc; %. &. Thos. Mum (;
:. NJ, J. NJ. Cathcarti Q. Nj. ., I. NJ. Marshall.
NEW YORK.
The New York Encampment could not have
made a better choice FOR Department Commander
Than the comrade selected 10 succeed Floyd Clark
son. Comrade CLarles ~. Freeman. OF Coming
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NEW YORK..

ing Senior Vice Department Commander, and past
member OF the Department Council lie was chosen
by an overwhelming majority at the late Euc''tnp-
meut, aud everything looks 10 a most successful
administration.
ltisamatter Of history that the State Of New York
furnished greater number Of soldiers and sailors
Tor the suppression Of the rebellion than any other
Slate tn the Union and ia order that this Depart
inent may assume its rightful position in the Grand
Army Of the Republic the Department Commander
earnestly requests that each and every cnmThdc m
The Department viii regard himself as a commit
tee whose especial duty Il shall be TO use his best
Efforts 10 induce honorahiy discharged soldiers or
sailors residing la ms vicinity, who are not al
ready on the rolls, 10 join our noble organization
aud help along the meritOrious work for which we
are banded together
VIM. Bazell Post, $40, Of Waddngton, gave a
weli-Attended entertainment aud supper the other
evening. The program consisted mainly of sing
ing rccitations aud tpccch-making. The local
talent made fine showing, and the speeches were
listened 10 with devoted attention.
Officers Of the following Post are:
Joe III. Warren. 6l5 Oneida-Com., VIM. III.
Joslyn; :. V. C., Jonathan Browucli; J. V. G., j..
Calvin skinner; q. NJ. Antoine Lorenzo Chap,
}. Robert skinner; Surg, George II. Nandersun !;
o. ID, Vim. j.. Darn; %. g.. John Blake; Adit
u. u. Baconi ;. II, IL. ". Case; @. N. =, Joseph
kuitle.
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At the Department EHCampment held at st. PauI
an organization Of Third Corps men was formed
more especially Of the First Division. The Red
Diamonds Old members Of the Third Corpz
Army of the Potomac, who reside in the Depart
addresses 10 j. q. COugdon, Secretary, Brainerd
Miup.
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MINNESOTA,

Col. F.. Mansfield, I5i5 WaverIy Place. St. louis:
Reunion 5Ith Ind, at Indianapolis, Sept. %, in
Sta.e Enir week.
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CALIFORNIA


NIII0VT5 % he I0ITOWlnC IOsI arc:
Fredericksburg. o. Point ArrW,-Con., liirnu
Burroughs. s r. a., John Miller; J. V. C., l~Ha
Irausou; q NJ. c. D. Griffith: Gimp, James N
Knapp; o. d.. lew KcicAum; o. c., q, @. Spencer
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PENNSYLVANIA

The entertainment given by Col. Fred. Taylor
Post -, Philadelphia, in MD OF their charity fund
recently. was perhaps the largest entertainment
ever given by any Post other societies, By
rcu3l count % tickets there were taken up at tue
door ~ the Academy q! Music 4. 500. and HUrtIcul-
tufal Hall adjoining lie Academy, 302B were tnl. eH
up. making total Of Z .3-s people The talent was
new. The cuCOrcs were great that they had 20
toe declined. Asst Quartcsnastor-Gen. Abrsm
l4nEgrng, Fast commander. Post 10, was Chairman,
ard had entire control ofthe entertainment. Every
thing was grand success, aud j. due TO The man
RgcmeHt Of the Chairman. IL Is estimated that
the committee cleared g. 600
Post - b. perhaps the most active Post IN the Dc
paltmcut Of Pennsylvania, having 500 members,
among whom will be found many of the most prom
lncit citizens, Judges lawyers aud doctors. Their
new all b. one Ui the finest ia the g A T. The Post
purchased the properly, which was a church. All
the lower part Is used n social room furnished
with billiard aud pool tables aud "a shuttle board;
in the basement is a rife gallery. Back Of tie
social room Is tie kitchen aud all The necessary
utensils Tor cooking, aud dishes 20 set table for
80 people. Tire Post room Is g. by O. feet in the
clear with 2'-io5t ceiling. trce large auteTo0ms
aud closets. TINS room b. furnished gfaudly hand
some siaiuary and silk h7g- aud portraits ~ promi-
bent Generals. Every night eau be- found "A good
pr cent Of The r1embcrs Ia the social room. Conn
radcs sitting Philadelphia will always dnd a true
soldiers welcome la Post q
Officers II Tie following Post are:
Col, ID ". Jones, l72, TyyOue-Con.. w. IT.
Flenucr; :. V. q. = -. Beqmcr: J. y G.. -. Il.
Miller; Surg. John Waite: q NJ. Martin hurley;
GIMP, C. g. Gibson; %. D., Michael Judge: o. g.,
Joseph Hughes: Adj't, &. = ". Jones; Ordnance
Officer, james Grady: q. NJ <, Vim. Meradilh;
:. NJ and Librarian, &. X. Bufcy.
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TENNESSEE.

The most touching tribute 81 respect 10 tho dead
hero. Gen. Sherman. that hAs reached n az the
kind q included 10 the resolutions passed by Car
field Post, p % Athens. Was the space available
we should print them la full.
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ARKANSAS


Officers of the following Post Rre;
Lawrence s-Cum. Frank ~. Tucker; s. Y, C.,
Henry Siuus: j. y. g.. Robert Mckinney; AdII
y M. Barlow; q. a.. John ID, simpson; surg
T. O. Smr. Chap. w y ~. Wilkinson; o. ID.
Jeremiah III puiuam: - n. John b. Hooker ..
O.. ID. ID. nndLeNi q. ". s.. NmIod Stanley.
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MINKEEOTk,-

The following stHn appointments are announced:
Asst ADJ Gcu- Joe l.. Brigham. Post p -. Paul;
Asst a. NJ. Gen. J.. y. LeuycUs, l-3, TsTibnuit;
Judge Advocate, Reuben G. Benton. 8. Miuuuap-
oils; Inspecting officer, Harrison White lGG Beaver
Greek Chief Mastering Officer Wm. q. Ten
Brook, la. Duluth; Senior Added Camp, J. III.
Mullen %, WabgsAai Grand Marshal, q. Z. Whit
ucy, :, Marshall.
Department Headquarters have been established
at Room POP LudicDu Building, -. Paul, and Rll
communications pertaining 20 business Of the De
parmput should be addressed 10 The Assis ant I'd
Julaut General al Headquarters.
Dnicnre 81 tIc following Post are:
n. Cook, l43-Cum., Henry Roth; s. V. C., A. L.
Emery; J. v C.. Gus Hale: hdTt, G. 4. smith /:
Chap. T.. s. Pake; q. ~. 4. ID. Potter; o. d.. ".
y. Smith; q. o.. j. ~. PHrshall; q ~. =, J. Z. Al
drioh: - ~ j. j. Van Sam.
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REUNIONS.
INDIANA.

Annual Meetings OF RsgimeutaI and Other OrganI-
EationSs
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SOUTH DBKOTA,-

Officers 81 tHr following Post are:
Joe Hooker, 10 Sioux Fall--Com., Z. {. Palmer;
6. Y. C., =. Brverdse; J. V C., =. J. Mills; q. ~
g. NJ Gee; Chap y. T. Peck surg J. u. IoBoud
o. d., John suthcriaadi o. O.. J. >. Hawkins.
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OHIO.
onicers Of The following Posts are:


Al. Mason, SOS. Miamisburg-C Com, Capt. A. J.
sminger; :. V. G., George Prcts; J. V e, Lewis
Fiddler; Adj't J. A. Pattcrsoni a NJ. II. G. Smith;
Gimp, John &. Coous; Surg, VIM. Shuler: q. ID,
Cyrus Anderson; %. g.. John RhoveT; :. NJ w.
$ johnson; q. NJ. =, Jac III. Johnson.
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OREGON.

The l0h annual Encampment Of the Department
oi Oregon, GAR, viii be held Ia Odd Fellows
Han, at Astoria at o clock .. M April sls9l. Tie
annual Convention 81 the Naman's Relief Corps
VIII he held al Astoria at the same time. The
Council Of Administration will convene iu tile law
Office uf Comrade A. q. Iiarde-ty, Az Squomcque
street tup-sitirsl. nj 1899 a. IN. thc same date
department Headquarters will be established a. the
Dccideut Hotel. ComrHde G. :. WriGht, proprietor
The following comrades Of Gushing Post II, have
been detailed Cor duty during the Encsmpmrni:
n. IL. Erode, Officer OF the Day; Il. y. Brezc" OH
Ger 81 the Guard; Louis Hufilc aad Jessie Biker,
Guards The Reception Committee. GAR, are
Comrades Thomas Dealy, q. W. GTHnuis. Geo. q.
Hal, &. A. May, A. g.. llariesty. and g. :. Wright,
ndihcy viii receive comrades Ia Chamber u Com
mn
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portion Of tho time, and justice 90 our beloved
Order. Rs well as myself compels this action. IL
ever has been my pleasure 70 serve the Grand
Army 81 the Republic through the medium Of the
Woman's Relief Corps in any capacity which Eel.
able TO il, and Il my hope 20 continue 20 do all in
nay power for the advanCement Of these beloved
Orders.
IL il impossible for me TO find fitting words in
which to duly express my thanks and appreciation
Of the hearty and unanimous Endorsement OF the
Convention referred To. but beg to assure one and
ali that their action will be cherished "a a bright
memory Of my connection with our Order, the
work OF which / love- and whose aims and pur.
poses believe to be the highest and nobcst In
which women have ever been engaged.-Louise
NJ. Roland.
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COLORADO AND WYOMING,

DIliODrs ~ Tie fUII0WlUT TUst arc;
George Crook 90, Tie siding ON. A. I. SuihcI
land; = y. O.. Harrison Huckiusi j. Y. g., Jas
mock q. d., j.. nj. Davis; o. g.. :. A. Young, s
H.. Anderson Young Adi'L George w. Shelton.
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MOHThKh.

The date OF holding the Department Euramp-
mrut az Anaconda Do changed from April g. us
announced in Grucril Orders, no 4, 20 Thursday,
ArrI q mud tDmwdu III. Lamont, ~ Fred WiH-
ihrHp iy-i, 3D. hns been appointed Acting Assistant
AdJutall. General.
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NEBRASKA.

Officers at tie following Post are:
EobL Anderson, 34-COm., J. i. Miller; 8. " O.,
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