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bee vol HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS. Junction City Post No. 132. This Post was organized October 8, 1882, and now numbers 77 members.

Roster. M. D. Tenney, 1st Kansas Battery. Post Commander.

H. S. Tolen, C. 2, Dist. Col.

Inft. S. V. Commander P. C.

Daley, C. 7th, U.S. Inft. J. V.

Commander. F. S. Haughawout, 16 Wis. Inft Adjutant.

F. Vogl, U. S. Engineers. Surgeon.

Chas. Reynolds, 2d Kan. Cav. Chaplain. A.

J. Callahan, 10th Ill. Inft. Quartermaster. C.

L. Linton, 140 Penn. Inft. Officer of Day. Cyrus Alien, 104 Ohio Inft.

Officer of Guard, J. C. Anderson, 6th Kan. Cav. Sergeant Major.

Ed. Whiting, 1st R. I. Lt. Art.

Quartermaster Sargeant. COLORADO. Wm. Lockstone, 2d Cavlary W. H.

Robbing 1d do D. W. Critzer 2d do ILLINOIS. Martin Bradford 25th do G. H.

Hess 79th do Thomas Dever Sth do W. J. Franklin A 16th do J. B. Buchan 148th do R.

Bradford 149th do W. R. Hinkle 154th do Abner Elam 77th do D. W. Freeman 130th do J.

S. Medaris A 14th do M. S. Bullard 52d do Wm. Bradford do A.

A. Todd 16th do O. H. Judd 36th Cav'y JA Medaris 2d Art'y INDIANA. L.

J. Brown 40th Inf'y W. H. Short 149th do Starch I 33d do J. O.

Heaton I 86th do J. C. Williams 27th do G. F. Shook 0 42d do G.

H. Adams 0 51st do Spears 44th do S. J. Philips 97th do Jesse Dever 13th Battery IOWA. S.

H. Church 20th Inf'y 0. S. Russell 7th do H. Bump A 15th do KANSAS.

J. M. Wandler 6th Cav'y M. Miller A 9th do W. B.

Spurlock 15th do Wm. Cosgrove 11th do J. K. Wright 16th do Joseph Beavers 11th do A. C.

Pierce 11th do G. E. Beates 2d do Robt. Henderson 6th do John Doryland 2d do MAINE. Dustin Sands 11th Inf'y A.

H. Fish Il 29th do Chas. Spiegel 2d do H. C. Newholl 2d Sharp S.

MICHIGAN. O. F. Porter I 7th Inf'y MISSOURI. S.

D. Underwood G. NEW JERSEY. J. R.

Grant 1Ith Inf'y NEW YORK. J. G. Fitts 3d do H. R.

Crawford 14th do T. J. Mushlet 12th do OHIO. J. C.

Martin 131st PENNSYLVANIA. J. F. Schnell 7th Cav'y R. L.

Kepperling 152d Inf'y W. J. Mitchell 191st do Cor'n Cummings I 2d Cav'y WISCONSIN, J. F. Ayars Mar' Brig' John Davidson 6th Inf'y C.

L. Nicholson I 1st Cav'y U.S. ARMY. H. C.

Baker 2d do Henry Meyer F. 2d do Soldiers' Labor Bureau. New York, April -The executive committee of the Veterans' Rights union have appointed a committee to advise with the Grand Army of the Republic as to the best plan to establish a soldiers' labor bureau. Logan Post. Mustered March 17th, by Comrade Laf.

C. Smith, of Stock ton. Roster. M. W.

McGill Pr. 5th Penn Inft Post Commander. J. Benjamin Cor. 11 Minn Inf V.

Commander. H. Lucore Pr. 20th Iowa Inf. J.

V. Commander. H. J. Shaner Pr.

28th Penn Inf. Surgeon. D. C. Hoyt Pr.

29th Iowa Inf. Officer of Day. Geo. Wilkinson Pr. 62d Ill.

Inf. Officer of Guard. 0. W. Gandy Corp.

13 Mo. Cav. Chaplaip. II. N.

Boyd Sergt. 7th Ill. Cav. Adjutant. Underwood Pr.

7th Ia. Cav. Q. M. Sargt.

0. Borden Pr. 5th Wis. Inft, Sergt, Major. Thos.

Dye Pr. 62d Ill, Inft. IS A Robinson, Drum Maj. 6 Inn do Wm. E.

Ridgeley 6th Ill. Cov. Wm. Drumhiller Capt 44 Mo. Inft Wm.

Teurley Pr. I 54th Ill. do T. Conevity 3d Mo. Cavelry Jas.

N. Wilson 6 111th Ill. Inft A. H. Shapley 5 17th do Cav THE Grand Army posts of Boston have voted to do away with all flowers or floral emblems on Decoration day, the 30th of next month, and decorate simply with the stars and stripes.

The reason of this is that flowers in May are comparatively scarce and hence so expensive that but few of the Grand Army posts are rich enough to spend large sums for emblems that fade in a day. One post in Boston that decorates more than two hundred graves, has secured a silk flag, 12x18 inches, bordered with yellow silk fringe. and mounted on a varnished spear-head staff, three feet in length. On the 30th of May it is proposed to place one upon the grave of each soldier and sailor buried in Mt. Auburn cemetry.

Each flag will have printed on it the name of the post. THE best fire -Not be around when the fire occurs..