The National tribune., 1892-05-12
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
COLORADO AND WYOMING

John G. Fremont Post. s. Littleton, Colo-Corn.,
n u Cozens; ;: V. C., VIM. a Powers; J. V. c.,
Sutton; Adj't J. A. Robinson: Surg VIM Stock;
Q. ID, Frank Cosart; o. O.. Hiram Barnes; g. NJ,
Jesse Msrkie; q. III. s., VIM. W. Misner.
GEORGIA.
Department Commander Gleason notes with
great pleasure the evident determination of the
Posts Of this Department to make this memorable
recruiting year. reports for the first quarter show
Ing an increase Of 81. He says: Let see TO ii
that every e1Union soldier and sailor living with
In the limits Of this Department has the oppor-
tunity offered him Of becoming a member of our
Order"
ILLINOIS,
AT The 2oih annual Encampment OF this Depart.
ment, held at Springfield. the following comrades
we're elected TO the offices designated: Com Ed
win Harlan. Post ll9, Marshall; :. V C. W =
Kenaga Post as Kankal<ee; ]. V. c. Albert L
Scbimpf, Post 81, Peoria; Chap, w g. Cochran
Post 81, Loylngion; Medical Director. J. r. Cor
bus Post 80 Chicago; Council Of Administration
a ID Cadwallader, Post lS2, Lincoln; T. w Cole,
Post ], Rockford; William Venable Post 1903 Ma,
comb; o. +. Avery, Post los Pontiac: Louis X rug
hof, Post 4s. Nashville; Official Staff Asst Aait-
Gen, Fred. w. sphinx, Post 20. Chicago; Asst @.
M-Gen., Isaac Taylor, Post G., Peoria; Judge
Advocate, James A Connolly. Post 30 Spriprfield ::
Inspector, Phillip Welsbimer, Pos, 262 Neoga
1hlet mastering Officer. y. Il. Thistlewood Post
5SS. Cairo; Aid-de-Camp and Chief of Staff E. A.
Nattinger, Post l56, Ottawa
INDIAN TERRITORY
Lincoln Post, So, Cameron-Com., Albert stank-
eniiz; $. V. C.. Ham. Tally; J. v c., Mac Frank
LIN; AdIt Jesse Reddes; Chap. George Hunter
Sam Walker 5. NJ, Henry Elms; q. NJ s.. Jack
CrevartOn.
IOWA.
7. NJ. Coder Post, IS, vinton-Com.. ]. VI Rich
s. v. G.. J. @. Thompson; J. V c., Joel Heller
Adlt 4. ii. Colcovel; Surg, VI. Meredith. Chan
J. y. Matthews; o. d.. II. Scott; Q. NJ. J. l. Ting.
ham; .. g., w. 5. HANNA S. 81, L. A. Graves; @
NJ. s., J. 5. Roszell.
KENTUCKY
The Department held its 10th annual meeting al
Lebanon. The following officers were elected
Com, Gen. l.. II Hobson, Greensburg; S. V c..
i +. Liyezey, Corngton; j. V. c., b. r. Porter
Louisville; Chap, r. q. Wood, Tilton; Med
Director; c. + Dupel. Louisville; Historian, Geo
w Sanders Mayfeld; A. A.-Gen.. j. r. Russell
Sreensburg; A. A. q. M-Gen., Z. f. Tucker
Lebanoni Delegates 10 the National Encanpment
A i. Wood, l.. NJ. Drye, Dan'l O'Reilly, Sila,
Adams, Pat Rush, DIR. Pangburn. J. q. Freeman
and Orange Frye; Alternates, George A. Jones A
Chiesman, Phil Hayar, J. W. Hammond c. G
Vaughn. John Fowler. A. j. Hyde and J. n
spierE; Council Of Administration, Col r n
Kelly; ). b. Garlic, Charles Solar, A. j. Tharp snc
J. w. Pei. ~ ~'-N
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI
C. n. Boyer. Ncksburg: Parties having friend
buried Ia the Vicksburg Miss National Cemeter,
and wishing some comrade 10 look after the
graves on Memorial Day, please write and give full
particulars 10 c. \. Boyer, Adjutant Vicksbur,
Post, z, sl2 Pearl street. VicksbuFg. Miss
KEINE.-
As the 26th National Encampment GA r., {,
be hello in Washington, ID. c., on Sept. 90 q, an,
q, next. will probably be the largest gathering o
ola soldiers since the Grand Review of 1865, Burn
side Post. Auburn, has taken early steps seeur,
accommodations for the large number that will at
tend from this Post and vicinity. Accommodation
inhaslington have been secured al Hotel Southern