Army and Navy Re-Union No. 2 from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 6

WAY DOWN IN DIXIE. CLASSI FI ED BOUNTIES. GETTYS- THE HEBOINE OF BURG. M. SAMUEL, Wh'ftfmlr Drittrr in CoiuletiHed Hlatenient of tlic Amounts Al DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS, Grand Army of the Republic.

One pleasant spring day in March, 1 S0 1 as (Jen. Nelson's ,11.111:1 ml were lowed Holcliers of the. Lute War. Fill 1 he country lias already heard ol trudging along across the country, John Hums, the hero of Gettysburg; from Nashville to Landing, of how tho old man sallied forth, a the weather being warm, the column The following is it statement of bounties to volunteers in the late civil war, classified according to the date host witlnn lumselt, "to light on his 1 halted for a little athintr spell. own hook." and how he fell wounded The General called for bis favorite piece of music, Dixie.

The band ol the 41st 0. V. I. struck up the medley. On the right stood the doubk loir house, characteristic of that hihI llmni'stir, Fruits, Trod TogelaWa, lite, Flc.

No. 107 Filth Street East, Topeka. after he had delivered many shots from his trusty rille into the face and hearts of his country's foes. John Hums' name is already recorded among the immortal, to live there cion. and in the doorwav stood the DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.

CiiMMANliKK, C. WAI.KINNHAW, t.enveiiwortli, Kan. Sunkir Vil li OomUNIkii, II. MILLARD, Ktwlinjt, Kmi. Vit'K Commamikh, II.

V. I'OND, Fort Scott, Kan. ('Him-- OlTKT.lt, .1. H. CLARK, Wyandotte, Kan.

Mkiucai. IHKkitoh, .1. S. CIIASI', M. Lyons, Kan.

Ciiaitain, O. K. Mi Leavenworth, Kan. Asst. Ah.it.

(iKM.KAl,, V. M. LLLIT.R, Leavenworth. Kan. Asst.

(. M. I'. V. TOXK1NNON, Leavenworth, Kan.

I nsi-ki'Toii. I'. O. (HANK, Osanc City, Kan. Alivor.vrv, L.

M. I.AMSK, Caldwell. Kan. Two years ago Hays City built a large new school house, and when fin ished, they notified the various seat manufactories and ngents that they and period of enlistment, furnished ly the Second Auditor of the Treasury No bounty paid to volunteers for enlistments before the commencement of the rebellion, April 12, IHlil, nor after April in any case nor for 100 days, or (i, and months' men. 1.

Decision of the Supreme Court, March 11, 170, and act of April 22. 1x72. This applies only to enlistments for years prior to July 22. I Xli1, and since the commencement of the rebellion. All volunteers who enlisted for years prior to duly 22, lstil, nnd wlio were mustered into the service for years before li.

were ready for proposals to seat it. scat agents Hocked to the irrotiml. 1 but the agent of the Automatic, ow while American valor and patriotism master and his wife, their looks indi-has an admirer and emulator. Hut 'eating anything but kindly feeling there was a heroine as well as a hero toward the long line of blue coats in of Gettysburg. The old hero, Hums, front on the left, on little rise of still lives; the heroine, sweet Jennie 1 ground, and about twenty rods away, Wade, perished in the din of that aw- stood some negro cabins, and just in fid fray, and she now sleeps where front of them a'fence thickly lined with the llowers used to bloom, and the elders.

Hut a few bars of the music perfume-laden air wafted lovingly had been played before out through over (Vmetry Hill. 1 the bars bounced two strapping col- Hefore the battle, and while the 1 01-ed girls of 1 I to 10 years of age, national hosts were awailii tlie as- 1 dressed in short-skirted," linsey-wool-sault of the traitor foe, Jennie Wade dresses. stocl -ino-M." shoes. ing to other engagements, could not he but sent, the Automatic seat to do its own talking, and so i-llcet-tnilly did the seat, advocate its own merits that the board inianimouslv COUNCIL OK ADMINISTRATION. decided to take it, although the representatives of the other on the ISTil.

are entitled to 8100 bounty, it No. 1. I'nsl No. 11. I'ost No.

Post No. I'ist No. H. H. SIILLUDN, T.

L. MAIM I A .1. IV (LANK, -C. C. YYHITSOX, N.

W. P.AUNLTT. ground oll'eied their scats for lei-s was busily eny-aired in bakinu bread 1 lmimoiq. Tl money; but the end was not vet. Lust for the national trooiis.

She occu-! full lieda bouse in ranoe of the nuns of it 1, (,.,,, mi year the board wanted some more seats: again the agents of hinge seats begged them to buy from them, each, of course. in armies, ami me reiieis nan stern- they showed it, 111 every movement Head, hands and feet all kept time ly ordered her to leave the premises. NATIONAL WM. COUNCIL OK ADMINISTRATION. Tiieka.

nit this she as sternly refused to do. Some outlandish movement would While she as busily engaged in her set the boys in a roar; at this, the elder would stop and look at us until itriotic work, a Minnie ball pierced pure breast, and she fell a holy some new "kink" in the music would icrifice in her country's cause. Al ROSTER OF 22, 1882. take her fancy, and oil' she would g( most at the same time, rebel ollicer again; not so the younger she put in full time. Just then the general high rank fell near where Jennie n.v i'F or- rn a fri Kit.

LOCATION. I-ONT ri'M MANOKK. representing that he had the best, The Automatic seats in use in the schoolroom, purchased the year before, simtli fold their story and fully convinced ihe board that the best thing they could do was to supply the other rooms with it at the same price paid the year before, which they did. Result; Teachers delighted with the clfL-er-lul appearance of the school riom. noiseless.

Children sit erect and comfortable, and everybody satisfied except the agents of the otheV" seats who failed by their sophistry and misrepresentations to make a sensible school board believe that any hingei seat was as good as the Automatic. Wade hail perished. The rebels at pointed to the cabins, and there, be bind the elders, was the woolv lictu once proceeded to prepare a collin for their (alien leader, hut about the time that was finished, the surging of the of boy of about twelve years, bobbing up and down like corn in a conflict changed the position of the popper. A long and hearty cheer irmies, and Jennie Wade's body was TopeUn llaVM I Ml I'li'iisaolon IlHlepenilel Wiwhinulo I.eavellU'or Council (in Larneil Murvsvllle. Wyiinilutle )sage 1 'ity I 1'i-c sei.lt Kteillntr Colloliwooi 1 Lincoln 2 Value.

-II I Mi Tliersun Keitrney 1 'lister Wmiswortli 11. F. Lnrncil () l.yonM 1ft suinner Oiinl.y ViiliInnton AnMrrlmiis lf, John W. (ii'iiry greeted him, but he could not stop to answer it for that jig was ton good to they have been honorably discharged and have not received the same for such service. Those discharged for promotion or by way of favor are not entitled to this bounty.

2. Act of July 22, istit, gives 100 bounty for 2 and -'i years' volunteers, from April 12, 1N01, to Dec. 21, (except veteran volunteers and recruits for old organizations), and also from April 1, 104. to July IS, 1SIII, if they served 2 years or more as enlisted men, or were honorably discharged as such on account of wounds received in line of duty before 2 years' service. Also additional bounty, act July 2S, ISiili, .100 to years' men from April and to 2 years' men from April 14, 1X01, for same enlistments and conditions as stated in No 2," if entitled to receive a greater bounty than $100 under previous laws for all other enlistments, except those discharged for promotion or by way of favor, and drafted men and substitutes.

Act of March 0, gives 100 bounty only to drafted men and their substitutes enrolled for three years, from March to Sept. 1X114, if they served 2 years or more, or were discharged on account of wounds received in line of duty before 2 years' service. 4. A bounty of $o00 to volunteer recruits of "old" organizations (that put in the collin intended for her oiintrv enemy. 1 be incidents ol have a note missed.

the heroine and hero of Gettysburg ire beautifully touching, noble and Si lis tittf, i skii. The draft sublime. tR Vinson HnrlliiKl. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 gives rise to some novel incidents, of II. Thulium 1 itttiwii Lyndon which we give an example: A man r.vnilon Ill Kit Carson who shall be nameless, was drafted.

On c-ne occasion, during the siege of Knoxville, Lieut. Col. Cotnstock, of the 17th Mich. Infantry was on duty as ollicer of the day," and, because of the close proximity of the enemy's lines, was compelled to make the grand rounds at night on foot, and without an escort. It was a bright moonlight night, and as the 'olonel approached the sentry oti His wife was sorely distressed at the FKM1NINI-; MILITARY OF-FK'KU.

When (Jen. Gordon Granger recap Johnson Kll'r Kll-orlh K. M. Sedttwlck UnrilPl.l Rnwlinx VlTl1on K.I. Lines hare Men ot and was vainly trying to invent some excuse for getting him exempted, when a knock tured Nielbvville, he found OHM Hanover iKUsworlh ltowiml Iclil'lon Wlehil.l Hlk Palls icalihvell lAllnii iNessCltv Il.lnn Furl Scott Monnil lite, iMimknlo was heard at her door, (m opening Pauline Irishman in a rebel prison, where she had been inearoerated 1111- lierniiin I.

11. her door she tumid rathe'- a rough duty, be was challenged a sentence of death as a Federal Wm. H. I.yll -I' Montgomery looking chap, who accosted her thus: with 'Hbilt! 1st thenbe 1 1-11 i with Just who comes there?" spy. Alter hearing he account ot Jim I.

a "Madam, I hear your husband has K. P. slietilon Colonel stubbed bis toe and fell down-, tillering she had undergone for the .1. KHimirh-k Newt been drafted." Parrn-'ut 111011 cause, dem ral Granger deter SVinneuo Mninn mined Pauline should receive some testimonial of appreciation fiir the ser- lilstan! P. 11.

linker Will llelil Scott Uevnol.is tces she had performed, and accord is, those that had been completed and les, sir, sue replied, tie lias: but goodness knows how I am to spare him." Well, ma'am, I've conic to offer my services as a substitute for him." "A what asks the now excited John llrown id lelt the State to which they bc- ingly she was formally proclaimed to be a Major of Cavalry thus rlie be ..11. IH-vemlorr. II. H. Kohl.

N. W. Harnett. s. II.

Maumler. Kil. W. ns-ooil. N.

M. Lawrence. s. K. Payne.

W. t. Pim-oiK-hs. Henry Letcher. T.

L. J. P. Crane. (I.

P. llov. .1. Pavis. c.

WhllHon, L. .1. Pvke. II. A.

Campbell. A Ilenson, A.i ottermaii. chase. (I. It.

Havekorsl. A. It. Ilepperlv U. Ashmore.

Jon. in. Slewart. liciiry W'ellv. JL, M.

W. II. Hurry. J. T.

Keiurv, W. N. M. Ilarmer. W.

H. Shock lev L. F. Williams. .1.

W. I. II. Ilurke. s.

11. l-elers. J. W. Welch.

II. P. Wooilwaril. P. I', lirlm.

K. F. Ua.l.lls. James Alclile McLauKhlan. W.

c. Whllnev, II. It. Ilouiii. II.

N. I. Ira .1. Taher. N.

I'. Simonils, W. Mlsner. J. S.

Parker. Harlan. I. W.D. Allison.

I. P. Ilraiuiher. L. V.

II. Tavlor. c. L. Me('lnr.

J. W. FelKlmn. A. W.

Chailsey. J. T. II. II.

I run. lull. 11. Nichols. c.

I' opelpiul. M. W. Ilalsey. ,1.

A. Itea.l. .1. Mclllvlt. W.

II. Morris. John McNullv. Thus. K.

Is. M. 1 1. Amlrews. K.

Clark. l. N. smith. C.C.

Itahcock. A. K. Wllklns. (i.

A. Nleoletle. L. Parsons, 'I'. N.

KIiik. S. T. Wl'lKht. L.

c. smith. K. I lavis. lohn Kent.

C. II. Pel-'onl. .1. W.

ulson. .1. II. i iarritMjn. I.

It llalril. M. MeCormlck. W. i.

(iray. H. II. Kowanl. A.

F. (ieyer. M. I-. sli'npson.

It. W. Jenkins. I. II.

Hrewer. llo'-t. Anilcrson Will Wenili-ll ongeill lor years enlistments, lrom came known to the soldiers as Major Kennesaw Hiirlhiil. i tnim-n Illllllwlll Milllnook Marlon Cawker Citv Hellville Smith 1 'enter Ilollon p.lllu 1 lOl'lllil Kureka tola. i treat H0111I Krnnkfort taleilR Kmporla I 'herolii-e WelllliKton niiltne Cusliman, Hie ladies 01 1 en.

llallv Nashville, hearing of the promotion Pick Yates- Oct. 24, to April 1, 1S04, paid installments, as follows 00 in advance and 40 after each 2, 0, 12, 18, 24, nnd -SO months respectively. June 1, I Mil Auaust It, ls, Auiiusl II, is.sn. la, I ST 1 1 1 1 is, IsTs. Nov.

June Is, Jul 1, IsTi; Autr. is, sTs Auk. hi, ist; I Id. SSl Issl Nov. 1-J.

I ss (s.KD Nov. ls IS, in, tssii is, 1ST! March March in. 1 mo June 1st! Miiv is, isso issl .4 'et. 7. psil Aim.

issl Sept. 1, issl I Id. Ill, tssi del 1, issl let. in. PS1 del.

Jl, lss Nov. is, Iss Hoe. l-sl Pee. Ill I Pec. L'7, issl I lee.

is. ISM Pec. ill, ss l-'cli. il, lss.i Feh. a Issi il.

IssJ. March in, 2 March 17, lssi March is, Issi March Ja, March 1SK.1 March il, la March i7, March is, March ill, is-i, ,11, ls- March ill, Issi. April I. SH2 April 5, issi April II, Issi April 21, Issi April 1-S'J April May issi Miiv S. Issi April ill.

May ill, issi Mnv is, Issi Miiv i'J, Issi May issi May ill, issi June 1, June 2, June il, issi line 4, Issi Issi June il. Issi June 7, Issi .1 line 7, Issi June .1 line Issi June in, June II, June 12, Issi. June I June II. June June psi. June 17, June IKsi.

ill, issi July 7, Issj .1 ul Issj July a. issj Inly lulv II, July 12, lulv Issj. lulv I Issj I uly issi Inly HI, 1SS2 July 17, lss2 Inly in, issi lulv in, issi 2U, 1KX2 July 21, 1SS2 22, lsH2 and, inclined to a little profanity at times, exclaimed as he picked himself up, Christ." The sentry, a ijuick-witted son of Erin, recognizing the Colonel in the moonlight, immediately called out at the top of his voice, Corporal of the guard, turn out the twelve apostles, Jesus Christ is coming." SEMPER" ALWAYS UK A DY hhWI the Am prion iMpW when war with wrinkled from ineniu'i'tl our hind. Always Ready I Is the Unit it and popular line ni' Hallway. of the feminine Major, prepared a costly tiding habit, trimmed in milita Mcl'ook Pap Thomas Hi-nil'-rwoii t.

Prank V. P.mporla Slllelils 11 ry style, with dainty shoulder straps, Also to new organizations from Dec. 24, to April 1, lxiil, to volunteer recruits, same as in No. and presented the dress to the he roic Pauline. 1 4." lady.

I wish to take his place," answered the man. You- you take the place of husband, you vagabond I'll teach you to insult a poor lone woman in distress you mean, dirty wretch," cried the prospective idow, accompanying her remarks with a discharge of dirty water at the head of the astonished substitute, who lied down the stairs just in time to escape the pail which followed the water. The last heard of him he was Hying into Four hundred dollars to veteran ft.Pnlilnri-n Walnut Oil lienton 1 Jessie Nelson I'. Ahllf-no Ahlk-ue Ai.nplnm Parsons Sink, IWixk oh volunteers (that is, those enlisting'for three years, and who had previously the stilly night drew on, not a thou- (len. Hnssell I'lttnlillll! Pldoraito and miles from Natchez, once upon served nine consecutive montiis in Si W.

H. P. Will law (17 Scran ton rv a time, might have been seen a soli- the army), from Jan. 1, 1X04, paya irv Teuton, steering his steed along ble follows: Advance 2-" (or 00 after Sept. 2X, and after the by-path of the valley of the pass.

Thus it was, and the sijuawk of the each 2, 0, 12, IS, 24, and :.0 montiis. and the balance tit the expiration ol Serantou (ilatlie isiiorne Ilollenlaiis- Topeka llumhol.lt Neosho Se.lan Pskl'lilire Svock ton Philllpsliunr Ionia (iould Wllllalnsl.urn Ila.lilam us i name jljil, M. Mitchell 7n iettyslairir 71 (ion. Pice Viekshiire Neosho Palis. -I stone Klvcr Eskrl'lco 7C, Stockton 77 PhillipslairiJ 7s Ionia 7H Prownlow Hessca 91 Kirhy rion.

strong snap-toodle only was heard, when, suddenly "Halt," rang out in start a recruiting oliice on street. where he thought of enlisting as a private, rather than venture again to offer his services as a substitute," which he now believes to be a more the service. Soldiers who had ren- ling tones on the night air. lereil months consecutive service illid I'iicilk in the army were permitted to re-en- "Halt it vas! was the response. "Who dun euindar?" interrogated trying and delicate relation than that list another organization alter Jan.

of Artemas Ward's episodes." Nlekemon brave and the lair Mpeak words of pruis the dusky sentinel. liono 1, and prior to April 1, 1S01 relish nut tier eountershine the s4 Silas Miller a ir VVInnel.l Intlelil Pomona ami become veterans. If they re st B. MePherson McPherson A keg of beer got awav with some of the boys, or some of die boys got 1 iny Center enlist in the same regiment, they must have previously served 2 years, or sji Clay Center "Fren wid de countersiiio, 'vance so reriho.l; awav with a ken of beer, or some of m' gub it!" 1 1. W.

Jack sou. have been discharged by reason wounds received in line of duty, Leaning accomodatingly over from lis weary charger, the rider was order to become veterans, and these I'eanoiiy Lilian LoiiKlon Heneca Atchison tier Dounlas Kretlonla Wi Milan al Mulliuan a'2 Seneca Atchiuin Col. J. llay Lookout IVJ llomclnj Ceilarvalc the beer got away ith a keg of boys, or some of the kegs got away with the beer boys, or something got away with something or other, or something, sometime between Saturday about to whisper tho talismanic word, were probably paid all bounty due for when old Gunlock, antieipatingly, hrst service. claps his mouth to the horseman's 0.

Act of July 4, 1SG4. Volun Km Manlrnn night anil Sunday morning, and ear and exclaims, "leetum! KIl'ohaMi i Haul teers enlisting for 1 2, anil 3 years raised quite a disturbance on the "The Jiiyvell cned Hans, "vat from July IS, to April 30, street. Mnriun Record. ish dat NP.W MF.XICX) Kltm-heil to Kunsas hy sp'icial order No. from Nutlnrml Hetwlquiirtcrs.

fin. 1. (. IT. Thomas, Lai Vegiw, Jiwepli Thoobolil, May lsxi.

were paid fclOU tor 1 year. From the muddled condition of the f200 for 2 years, and poo for Dcin's um says Eho, teetum! lout you dun know, dem is dun been years, in etiual installments one- above "article," and the inability of the countersine third on muster in, one-third at tin tho llecord to decide what did take INSTRUCTIONS FOR FORMATION OF POST OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. "You plack dunderheads," retort expiration of one-half the term, and ed Hans, "do vorts vas Antydam place, we presume that beer got away with a Tloax on the Jitmrd. the balance at the expiration ot full term of service. Ami the First I knows so better as myself.

"Den pass replied smutface, Corps of United States Veteran Vol and, in a moment, only tho echoes of An Ai'T Ii.li stuation. At the The ruufton why the ROCK IHLAND him unteers (Hancock's corps), :00 in advance in addition to that stated in retiring liools could be recognized, battle of Shiloh, on Monday, at achieved and maintains iw wondrmw lam, is htM'iiiiHe It troatM all Inntlv and fairly, has a except when the sparks from his iron about 1 1 o'clock, Gen. Nelson rode smooth roiul liftl, a uon in for sattty. "No. 7.

Colored troops, act June 1 iniikt'H tlniP, liuiilH pusHfnt'rH in heautiiul I'lilon iH'hotsnl ail coimeriJinr noints. ami up behind his reserve of General llazen's brigade, who were lying on 1 SU4, and March Colored heels Hashed spitelully back upon the wondering optics of the lighting bug. The wortl for the night was An-tictam 1ms lor lt enninnit'iit Magnificent Day Coaches, men enlisting as volunteers from the ground, and ordered them to up and at them." The shot were flying like hail and some of tho boys began April 12, 1X01, to July IS 1X04 are entitled to tho same bounty as white volunteers tor the same period Also colored recruits from let. 17 to "duck." Gen. seated on his horse, made a conspicuous mark, and seeing the boys, he swung his hat and toJune 1S04, are entitled shouted, Hoys, it they can hit me, same bounty as white volunteer recruits thev can hit the side of a barn.

OliJECTS. Tlic obji'ite to lie lucomplislied by this oiKiiniziitiim are an follows: 1. To preserve anil strengthen those kind mid fraternal feelings which hind together the soldiers, sailors and marines who united to sujinress the late rebellion, and to perpetuate the memory and history of the dead. 2. To assist such former comrades in arms as need help and protection and to extend needful aid to the widows and orphans of those who have fallen.

3. To maintain true allegiance to the I'nitcd Slates of America, based upon a paramount respect for, and fidelity to, the National Constitution and laws; to discountenance whatever tends to weaken loyalty, incites to insurrection, treason or rebellion, or in any manner impairs the eliicicncy ami permanency of our free institutions; and to encourage the spread of universal liberty, eiiial rights, liml justice to all men. UKtJiriHKMKNTH. Any hwiiortthlji ilimlianird soldier, sailor, or marine, who hits served faithfully iu the suppression of the late rebellion, shall be eligible to membership in this Post; and no person shall be eligible who has at any time borne arms against the United States. Applications from persons who served only as Tlonie Guards, or Stale Militia, cannot be considered.

Head eaici'ully the following. to Department Commander application, as per blank. money-order for charter, ten dollars; books nnd blanks, five dollars. The fifteen dollars must accompany the same. On receipt of the above, charter or orders will lie issued for the establishment of tlio Post.

The attention of comrades is especially called to the requirements above, and no'tVe that politics, religion, or for-m condition, are not to le considered. .1. C. WALKIN.SHAW, department (ommaiuhr, Direct all communications as above, to 833 Delaware Street, Leavenworth, Kansas, Tiik new law of Kansas makes school boards who fail to require uniformity of text-books, punishable by a line of from to $101), and imprisonment for not less than six months in a county jail. If your books are not uniform, or you have not complied with the law, or desire to change the hooks you have for better ones, or are forming a new district, we advise you to correspond The aptness of this will be understood it "enrolled and subject to i Ira it the time of enlistment." 8.

Acts March :5, March when it is known that he weighed be tween three and four hundred pounds. lSOf), and joint resolution April 12, Beautiful Horton Re-' dining Chair Csrs Pulman Palace Sleeping Cass, 'And1 World-Famous Dintesr It is the short line from Kani-an rity r.oavenworthHml AtHiisi to hli-ao, IVoria, MlnntiapolU mim St. I'm and foiinmMK with ovory Hue of railway the east, noriiifiist, southeast and south, (Jet mans, tlmetahleis unO our Weiste Trail. Kart? always an Low as the Lowest, ui K) pounds butfage. free! E.

ST. JOHN, Goueml Ticket and Pause ugvv A R. R. CABLE, Vice-President ami General Manager, CHICAGO. 1 SI it i.

All soldiers discharged wounds received in battle or in line If you are going to buy schoo' furniture or supplies of any kind of duty are entitled to receive tin read the testimonials and look at samo bounty they would have receiv the illustrations of the Automatic ed if they had served their full term School Seat, sent with this paper. of enlistment. with h. lielden, To Washington street, Chicago, who is the western superintendent of the excellent series of school books published by Cow-perthwait A' consisting of Monroe's Readers and Spellers, Warren's Geographies, Hagar's Arithmetics, Green's Grammars, etc, They will deal liberally with you. The Automatic School Seat is the Abilene primary is' supplied with "best in the world," and don't you the Automatic scat, and is, neat as new pin.

lorget it. Law Books, Blanks, Seals, Fine Printing. GEO. W. CRANE, Topekf 1.