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JOnn a. Logan HOSt, s. Ia1aye1te; COm. A.
+. Shearman, 40 men.
Auten Post, 3. South Bend: CON- James X.
Meacham. Is men.
George H Thomas Post. II, Indianapolis;
Fairfax Post 24O Gen. John A. Logan Post.
men.
COLORADO AND WYOMING.
George G. Cook Band
Department Commander Thomas ]. Downen.
Asst. AdJt-Gen. ID. w. Brown.
Brigade, $50 men.
KANSAS.
Topeka Post Band
Department Commander Charles II. Harris.
Asst. Adj'tGen. Gilbert Berdell.
Lincoln, !, OF Topeka.
Topeka, II, Of Topeka.
Washington Post. IL. Lawrence.
Post 25, Wichita.
Post So, Winfield.
Post 43. OF Baker.
Brigade, 200 men.
DELAWARE
Department Commander William Kelly, Jr.
Asst. Adj't-Gen. j. S. Litzenbcrg.
Brigade. 10 men.
MINNESOTA.
Military Band
Department Commander Col. Harrison
White
Asst Adj-t- Gen. OrtOn 8. Clark.
Rawlins Post of Minneapolis.
Bryant Post Of Minneapolis.
Dudley p. Chase Post Of Minneapolis.
Acker Post Of st. Paul.
Garfield Post OF st. Paul
George Cook Post Of saltwater.
John A. Dix Post OF Luverne.
LaGrange Post Of Windon.
Alex. Wi.kin of Minketo.
Frank Daggert Of Litchfeld
Stoddard Post Of Worthington.
f. NJ Harrington Of Hutchinson.
John Ball of Winona.
Brigade, $50 men.
MISSOURI
Military Band
xpst nomas seFsy B Rpasers psw
Ransom Post of st. Louis.
Blair Post Of St. Louis.
Hassendeubel Post OF st. Louis.
FarragutThoma Post Of Kansas City.
Brigade, $50 men.
NEW MEXICO.
Col. T. W. Heman. Commander: Asst. AdJt-
Gen J. w. Randall Aids, Col. Richard
Hudson, Hon. f. s. Slower, Col. A. w.
Harris, men.
Department Commander Henry p. Burns,
Asst. AdJt-Gen. w. p. Rice, men.
TENNESSEE.
Ben. A. Hamilton. Commander: AdJt Frank
Seaman: Aids, Col. ii. w. Grant, John
Tally, 30 men.
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.
e. Fl. s. Veteran Drum Corps; Department
Gen. r. b. Baque; Aids. Ernest Lonprie,
F. c. Antoine, w. J. Rodolph; first platoon,
G. H. Shute Commander; second platoon,
r. B. Baquie. Commander: third platoon,
Paul Bruer, Commander; 43 men.
FLORIDA.
Department Commander Henry Narcotic.
Asst. Adj't-Gen. George III. Spencer.
O. NJ. Fl. III. Lewis.
Stan-Past Department Commanders p. s.
Wilmarth. E. w. Henck, William James.
G. NJ. Ellis, j. f. Chase; 45 men.
MONTANA.
Department Commander Henry ii. Blake
Asst. Adj't-Gen. c. F. Gage.
Six men.
TEXAs.
Department Commander John l.. Boyd.
Adj't James $. Dunlap.
r. NJ. Moore. Edward Getcham. f. W. Nc
Cormick. w. +. Conner, II. G. Haskell.
Department Chaplain Rev. Il. ]. Crowley.
20 men.
IDAHO.
Department Commander Thomas F. Clement.
Stah-Judson SpofOrd, Past Department
Commander: J. L. THOMSON Past Denart-
Ior Vice Commander; George Little, Jr.,
Vice Commander; John Ireton, delegate;
William Hontz. G. 3; Holt. J. B. Wently.
Gen. j. f. Curtis, 10 men.
ARIZONA.
Department Commander !; N. Christy.
Asst. Adj't-Gen. w. +. II. SCHNEIDER
10 men representing State Posts.
GEORGIA.
Department Commander J. A. Commerford.
Asst. Adjt-Gen. James L. AverilI.
Forty veterans, marching in q body, repre-
senting: Post II. Colony; Post Fitzgerald,
Fitzgerald; Post Whitaker, Savannah;
Post o. NJ. Mitchell, Atlanta; Post Au-
gusta, Augusta; Post Hancock, Savannah
ALABAMA
Department Commander Henry Chairsell
Asst. Adj't-Gen. f. ID. Bacon
Fifty verterans from different Posts in the
State
NORTH DAKOTA
Morgan Drum Corps. Minneapolis; Calvin r.
Fix, drum major. 20 men,
Department Commander ID. +. Segfried
Asst. Adj't-Gen II. j. Rowe
Junior Vice Commander f. III. Kin
Forty veterans in line.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Waltham Watch Company Band; John
Flockton, leader, 80 pieces
q. s. Grant Post, 4. Melrose: Com. Albert
A. Carlton, u men, escOrting Department
Commander Lucius Field; Asst. Adjt-Gen
Edward Preble
FIRST DIVISION.
Band.
James II. Wolff. Senior Vice Department
Commander, commanding.
Sullivan Brass Band, Of New Bedford: D. f.
Sullivan, leader, 25 pieces.