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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31

To George G. Aoore.--Sir:
You arc hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office Of tho Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Tama County, lows, petition
Of Abner Sumner administrator Of the estate
Of Levi Strome deceased claiming Of you
three hundred dollars for breach Of contracts
TO convey land and return wheat, which
petition also asks nm attachment against
your property. And that unless you appear
thereto and defend on or before neon Of the
second day Of the next term Of said court,
commencing on the third Monday Of Septen,-
Der A. D. 1864 default viii be entered against
you and judgement rendered thereon.
ALLEN & STRUBLE
- Att'ys for Plaintiff.
| Sfamn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31

II is we'll to be forearmci against disease.
and. SO FIR rs the human system can be pro
tected by human mems against maladies en-
gendered by m unwhoisone atmosphere i'm
pure water and ether external causes, HO-
sTETTERs DITTERs may be relied or as q
safeguard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31

The weak stomach is rapidly invigcrated
and the appetite restored by this agreeable
Tonic, AMI hence it works wonders in cases
of DrsrEPsrA and in less confirmed forms Of
INDIGESTION. Acting IS gentle and pain
less appcrient, rs we'll as upon the liver,
also Invariably relieves tho CossrIrurioN
superinduced by irregular action Of the di-
gestive and secretive organs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31

:. Persons Of feeble habit, liable to Nervous
Attacks, Lopness Of Spiri,s and Fits Of Lang
uor find prompt and permanent relief from
the Bittors. The testimony on this point is
most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony Of BILIOUS ,CoG1c is immedia
tely assuaged by single dose Of the stimu-
liant, and by occasionally resorting to it, the
return Of the complaint may be prevented.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31
Stomach, Liver& Bowels

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver complaint Headache,
General Fehility, Nervousness, Depression
Of Spirits, Constipation Collie, lnternit-
tent Fevcrs, Cramps and Spasms, and
oil complaints of either sex, arising
from Bodily Weakness whether
inherent in the system or pro-
dnced by special causes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31
PLAIN A N y "A N C r

pr fee 1852.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-31
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE,
.f,IIRES
lUkES.
Secret DISEASES

In all their Stages, At little Expense
Little or no change in Diet. No incony ience
And M Ernosnrp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-28
WILLIAM q. MOORHEAD.

Hon. WILLIAM G, MOORtEAD has resigned the
position Of President of the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, and will sail accompanied by his
family in The steamer from New York on We'd
nesday. While Mr.. MoORHEAD's chief object is
that rest and relaxation from business cares to be
found in foreign travel, he has in view several
important financial projects connected with the
development Of railroad and mining interests in
this country, and the formation Of such alliances
with European skill aud capital as will produce
the highest results. Mr. MOORHsAD has been
concerned in some Of the largest and most i'm
po;fant business Interests in the United States.
lie has been q leading spirit in the construction
of almost all Of the great public works of our
State, and has contributed largely in means
and influence - every enterprise that could
advance the interests OF Philadelphia or Penn
syvania,
A partner In the house Of JAY COOKE & Co.,
large share Of tho labOrs and responsibilities OF
rcRot1tng the 40 loan, which proved 80 great
q success, deyohed upon him. l, was through
his unwearind cxertions and the strength Of pub
lie confidence in his ability ana integrity, that
the immense railroad stretching from PhiIadel-
phia 20 Erie was brought to a triumphant COM
plctlon, and los thronged passenger cars and
packed freight trains are living monuments to
bis ndu try and genius. The best wishes Of
troops OF friends accompany Mr. MooRHEAD
across the ocean, aud into the far of scenes he
shall VISIT
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n. B.-SecOnd-hand Pianos taken In exchange
PIANOS TO RENT.
Orders fer Tuning promptly attended 70.
s0HOMAOEBR & co,
u-9-wmfu No lU2l CHESNUT STREET.

4 l'OAL AT FIRST COST-COSr PRICE TO
AtockhOdCrE Slli per tou--Immediate Deliycry-Caal
OF bost Quay-Shares, each emitting 10 and haf
IONS ~ sl cost every car for twenty years and 10 cash
obtained ut $40, payable. haH subscrbln anil half on
January next, Of the MUTUAL BEAR MOUNTAIN
LhAhhLlN COAL COMpANl, once No. l2l S. TdutD
Srtet lOppOs 10 the Grgrl Baui) Stock -aUifll
10 $50 shares Reserved working capital h 500 sa~s
SUBSCRIPTION OF shares, SO; OF 10 shares $40; uf G
shsIe oi % shares $40 OF 100 shares sS45 OF 2JJ
Each share entities the holder 10 receive, every year.
one and halt tons Of col al cost Tor 20 years and cash
BVdend every six months OF the profits from the sale OF
au surplus coal
stockholders who do not want any coal may have hor
proportion OF coal sold by the Company for their especial
benefit the profits being paid 10 theu independent
OF Ho regular cash dividends TO which they are also
Tho Company possess large and well built Coal Works
o. Donaldson tHCHr Irem00N, with extensive HiuiU. AMI
Timber EInt7, aga excellent Double % .olEC- Sauc N.r7,
large SIC Engines Ba'ltot1a, aud an otHgr a.rv
aud apparatus u Ul opera .r, Cap.bn. 20 mlH.. 1870
tons, 10 be cNteudCd 20 1900 ions per yc1r.
THIS toal l9 OF the bgat quality cHQhy ol tr Black
hCa,l ana Primrose Veins Wnna, win Seyera. ~. or
p1nF ioi TWO miles On lCIEtH,
4 branCh fine Reading Railroad tends To- the rirc7
Of the Company over which tbo aoA ls daily sent 20
stocihoIde-s may order tltir Coal n any Of Eeusnu
Sizes EIZ. lump Coal, Broken, frs, FtCye Nut Coal
a a one present cost price of $3.50 per ton delivered Bt
eoayaId IN the northern, middle, and southern portions
Of tho city.
The Company md al the mInrrwor5 are clear o. dent,
9nd al opel Ious aye conducted on me cash principle
No l2O $. THIRD Street. second floor, opposite Grard
BanN
agent for Eoadlnr.--MGy0r Iloyor.
Beard of Drgctors. William Ford, d. H. Wolfe Robert
7. King, II, SchmWlc. -
A,B.JADEN, Secretary, ll-23-im
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A HEALTHY LIE.

The Age this morning begins its editorial
article on the war thus:--
"THE WAR.-We are able to trace SHRRMNN's
progress down to last wednesday. Bo,h of his
expeditions have been checked
Is the above intended for the foreign mar
ket, or only for the Copperhead gold specu-
lators, who have succeeded in putting gold up
to $50 on just such lies as this ?
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c1pE.-ontuo 2o.h Instant, JOHN COPE, in tBs s3l
yCrr OF h.9 ugo.
The relatives and friends Of the lamly 0ro re1Dne..
lny invited 10 attend me funeral nom his late rasi.
deuce, No. Oib N. Eleventh street. wednesday, the
5Oh Instant nt O'Clock, without further notice. 10 pro-
cccu 10 Laurel Lll Cemetery.
uELAlER.-Qn the eth slant, Mrs.. LOrTIE L., vile
OF EdW .. Deemcr, in the 2ls. yoar OF hcs ace,
Ine relatives and friends OF tho family are reQueted
attend hef tunera from the residence o. hor husband
NO k1i2 Coral street, above ork Wednesday alter
noon 3Oth instant at O'Clock, to proceed to Monument
Cemetery.
LOUGHLIN.-On the 2Jth instant, j DIN X. LOUG r.
LIN, ln the Attn year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 20
atfand hi1 iuucr1l IRON his lte residence N 10, 6l7 81
aHh street, below South on Tuesday mornilr 90 bl-
pasf O'Clock. Funeral service nt tho Churoh Of e.
llulin de y or
sHJBER On Sunday, the 25M instant, Mr.. joan y
sIOEER.
III r.iatves snd friends are respectfully invited TO
aii nd s fnntFa. ffOm his lat3 re fdenoo No. 1873
Wauu. street, on THURSDAY m0runsi Dece nbeg d. 70
proceed 70 ST. james the LESS 80
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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TBE FAIL or TuI AvAt ANl az,
WHICH u NIGHTLY EbttiVEu BI
1AJh AUDIENCES THAT
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GRORGE PLOWMAN, CARPENTER AND
~ Builder, No. 2l2 CARTER Street, and Mo- lll DOCK
Street. Machine Work and Milwrghting promptly at
tended 90, ll-24
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CLEARED. >
sTEAMsHrs-r W Bruno, Baliimores q r.
sou, HavanA Puns Lucy. Hong Kong. /,
SNIP Henri Cook. tBrl Moran for 81 John, .
Banks Rahlamhe, Hong Kone: rev,ot. Jol
Rafon " Seefclds- Cork: rrmsuliIas. MsfzInore.
IN, B,.hi.; Mhilie MctcaiC Boston.
BRIGS-hruh London: Excelsior. Antwerr. -!
Phi Ncrs Cruz 4 Patteron, lAsusyrr Main
Matsmora', che'rictor. HsliiaS; G Van Hoe
John. y, Alfaretta. 1t John. u.
CUOONFRs--rc.,ie Jones, An'is,ie II aim,
nsInbuco; i.lvanic. Ficutlcra; Fire Queen. - \
\ H. B.'ssic do; burton Crok, Accolnac; Mar
raltimorc Blue belle, Eliyah-,tsport, open 500
ton. Henry Hobart do Coz phsnce, do; John
ton, de- Virginia 10; \ !. Parker. Fall River.
sLOOP-Hsrper, Racket. for Norwich, Conr.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Warrior Providence: Aida
nd".phin; Coisicn, Hsvnnn; G walker, Philsde
Chez. peske, Portland. sarah. philadelphiA "
Pro. idence iaEoo. Mes Orleans and /, "
GeoT,c Wwhinston, ~. $. nail New orif
Vim wcodssrd, Rs.,i..fe: Frans. Phiiadeiphi
Couttock, Fhilsdelphia Go II Stout. PhiladepV
IAkkSlfma OF I,aasldr,s. II ION Linesn,
Bki'i--loJrino itA .alerno. h'tfins-
cnito j G CLARK, Linrau, G. u; Acadia, Cienfn
il |. swan. of scW Haven, FROM Pyrco, r 4.
SCliooNFRs-S Baker. Bal,ifu1 g. Sc. flg
port for IL- ~: Ciiis'ina, port Even 10. isosi'
Nerrim.n. fiizahethInr', \. ~. foi Boeton
Grnn. thlatethTnr FOR Salem; Chief EliyA'
port 'oi Norwich. Arvo, Hartford. Emina & Huer
Oliver SpellnAn. Hartford iof New burg Lion,
let's Poi nj tor Rcndont Eniclne & iohhaon.
more Jg Holmes ticorretOyn. Garis hli1al
Virginia, Flo GT.nde, d., fdwa,i sls1e, &c.
tosn: " Mou-n, dc, WIN g Atwator. Bn-ton. p
Ritter bridgeport; 7 mel. Joe, Portland; GA
New hurry for salem; A'h.ri, Ne'e burg for Boeton
Wentworth, klLahethpot Tor salem. John Boy
Port Evcn To- lloston; Aurora, Rondout
BFJ.OW-Brk X II Rycr-on. Antwerp. brig
York, TaTIaor y rchru eusan. Popce, Il;
Notthrtitl iortn Rico
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me. had long ban convinced Of Ne hoilcar,
and iffvohty OF the gay world, but ! hsd net,.''
fore bean 80 sensibie u its vuisarify and boz
The ceremony was soon performed and On
turned home, where splendid d,jsune win
pared things now began " assume rather 9
toisrshle aspect. Gunbr is one u the few
artists whore pcrfoswance stways put r, ~
people In real good h umor for the time, but 4
event wsat of heavily IL might be rroUrtls
tina, word of fear" equally undressing IN
ear Of the fashionable and mcrcsntile ""
''dc'ided failure r. Mamma was thorough = a
composed by the foVsy morning. my panid
the want OF generosity In the preeens Of myell
and the want II uniformity 'n the drcrs W
bridesmaids. Papa WAS never very brilliant T
time. and being sccustomed to isic hours Y.
on the present occasion more than hs6 aslecIM
sister Fanny seldom spoke in company. espAy
If u vcrs desirable that sac should do 40 shru
of that unhappy age, when girls are alwayscio
when they ought To tall. and ,alkdjve vhs,ed
ought to be alent.
ITO b continued =,
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GhsERAL GEo. 4. MoRuS
bonN ucr. /, ISL.
Died july a, 1854.

... .td INK. ire Maiot-I icncruL Charles W
s.. IT,. .,uit' t,,i.,, NNtoh Ward, Mo'se. \, Z.
r0nl n,iuo.,' " III ~ :. c9oley, Professors Il.
.ce @oue nj nsi s' uIe s,c o.sI ~ , re
.. I hd' Ham, IN, iorne. iv
..r '"s W. l4ken, b. ii. "a" "' o SriSS'
......,,. r. ~ '"'''ment
N't' 80 holiday In
~ h'omoi5 OF nme.con rueu
u''' 'aln q, "o.f'm in lIol-
~ once O. tue hnocu'a,o
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

lTNLEI-N fremont Westehesier Co. y. !.
July :, after protrnoted Illness trace Pa-cre,
loved wife 81 ;. l.. Finley, fsq. Lred 80 year,.
None knew her tut N love her.
None nrp.d her name hut Ia prnte. /.
TIE relatives aud friends Of the family are resi-,
fully invited b. Niend the funeral, from the II Il
Reformed Church, cor OF l2lst ~. and ID aver
papers please copy. -
KELLEHER- Tburpdav, July :, after a u
ilnrrs, unnorRh kellchcr. wife Of Daniel kellehs4
native OF Mac room, Go. Cork. Ireland.
The funeral will take place on sunday, JULY
fruu the residence Of her hurh-nd Conover at, So,
Brooklyn. All friends are respectfully invited To-
tend. ~
SHIrN-On July Nth, James Smith. q pstivs l
PottHi.irs County Down. ireland, IS yenrs Of NJ
The friends and acquaintance ot the family,
also she members Of the iiiheruiAn Benevolent
cle'y, are respectfully invited 10 attend the funa
frum hi- late Iesldeuc,, 10 W shin gton ct, on Z
day afternoon, at O'Clock. 90
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NJ EDICINES.

A REMARKABLE CURE BY THE T.
(ldian Herb Doctor, Of ISL Fulton q. Rroskiyr
This 10 to certify that having intensely suffered
voasnsss and General Debility. Conssetion, Con
patton. EIhaustion, Pain in the Breast ke, after
Ing the most scientific doctor. Of the present y
without the lenst particle Of relief till oomusN
70 use tho vssstsbl. Medicine, which hss rsstor
me 70 psrfsct health
40 second Il,
WiliansbuSgh
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OF MOTTO.
We use such Balms AZ have no strife,
with Nature or the Lave OF Life;
With blood our hands We never stain,
Nor POISON men to sgss their pain.
Our isthcr whom all goodness ala
Provides the tnesp 10 TO cure oil ills
The simpie Herbs beneath our lset,
We'll used, relieve our p.ins complete.
Af,Tnl' Heb, simple Flower.
tuli /. H'n the deuy La
rhe.' these 'hai speak With touching power
OF eA anSe and heaith to thee.
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DEATH CHEATED.

Indian Herb Doctor.
bear s'r an happy 10 state nv case ~ sciis~s
had been ptficted with A,'hna pains in the brsas
he:iic fever, ircesant cough, eopious sIpsetoratio
Of mattsr, srd continual Wasting away Of the who
hody; could not survive many months But csI
Gary to the eIraoi atoms Of every one, am ne,
cared ~ the Imam iiGb Doctor, Of ISL Futon o.,
Brooklyn.
wILLIAu,C; CLEMENTS,
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MARINE NEWS.


July s-s.R.4 37s-H-s. $, : 3. w, nom.
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wILLIAAC; CLEMENTS,
omce. Ne. ls1 Ynlton .tr.e. Inookrn. 2Io

o'hcr' no Isl Fnltoh eu'''' Hookyn 40
nIARRHFA, DYSFNTERY, CHOLERA
- and MI loN-euess OF ia" TOW els can q Gu Cd b
thai old gnd TeL-kuoMD remedy, The ST y CHG
l.ERlSE k'.MtDl," lhis Il al ~ ticle that should b
In The possession OF ever hOusekeeper, NJ lire mEb
often be- saved by its timely use. ii has been nut On
by the present p oprit'ol TO- the past ~ Years an
we nrran' ~ be y ep,red strictly according 70 IN
lee pc published la TIE \. Y, sun. For sils only
40 south second ST., iliinsluTeh, at 70 cents pe,
hutt.c. On
nE. q. d. ROMFYERS RHEATMATTf
- bone and Nslye liIimcn'.-A ce tain c,I,e f.
lnismmatOfy and Chronic EheumatirIn. Price.
large hoiues : 81; Email. - cent?. Depot SO Bar.
ION FL, Now iOrk. 40
nR, NKENNESS POSITIVELY CUREL
- by nr. ItLL's lannon's remedy, eiyen unknown
TO tho patient IN coffee, tea other rink SOLD only
NJ No. ca DIVISION At and ia Lphth AZ, N. r.; d.
hiGen'. asl HUDSON :. \ X Hages ~ Fulton .,
Jelsey City Dr. Mercer, .24 Broad a. NevNf; u
south S ID 81 Willian-bIrgh Price ONE COLLAR
pr. zELL's REMEDY viii never Acken she -
tent On
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

DEAD We learned Saturday after
noon that Mr.. Clark, Of German Town
ship--who was so brutality assailed and
bsa'en BY a lot Of Copperhead scoundrela
al George paum's on Il elton day--died
The night before. The election was held
10 Mr.. Daum s, and Mr.. CLARK, for ex4r-
eisiag the privilege Of an A american free.
man, By voting tor candidates Of his
choice, was assaiIed aud struck on the
head with the butt Of pistol blow
which has since resulted in death Mr.
Clark oHly crime was that he voted the
Union ticket A more quiet, pleasant
and good .natured man was cot to be
found ia the county. He was one Of
the Oldest residents, too, and we never
heard ought against him in any particu-
las. His murder was brutal II was
perpetrated, We learn, by parties who
have done their best to murder one or
two other individuals in that township,
who differed from them politically.
These buliies will yet be made to pay
the penalty Of their infamous crimes,
The Union men Of Vanderburgh county
do not intend that four or Eve lawless
ruiliaps in any one township shall abuse,
maltreat and murder Union citizens
with IMMUNITY.
The parties whs made the assault ON
Mr. Clark, we understand, are known,
and every effort will be made to bring
them to justioe Some of them are said
TO be old offenders, and have for years
Systematically and persistently brow
beaten, abused and punished men who
differed with them in politics They
have established kiad of Reign Of Ter
ror in German Township for the pur.
pose Of intimidating the quiet and weak
We think that game is about played out.
In the case of Mr.. Clark, as it has been
in thousands OF instances before, the
blood OF the martyr will prove the seed
Of the church. lie fell jus, as much a
victim to this hellish rebellion as though
be had fallen in the front of battle. The
scoundrels who murdered him are infu
itely meSner rebels than thousands who
train under the battle-asgs Of the South
ern Confederaey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

DEFEATED-We regret to learn that
Cen Gillian has met with mishap in
East Tennessee. Hitherto he has been
so emineutly successful that we fear he
was not as prudent as be should have
been. He allowed Breckenridge with a
superior force to flank his position at
Bulls Gap and then attack him while
retreating. Taken at such disadvan-
tage, it is not surprising that he vas de-
feated, with considerable loss Of men
and, munitions of war. What force is at
Knoxville we do not know, but presume
II is sufficiently large to check Gen.
Breckenridge should he attempt any se-
vance upon that place or into Kentucky.
At any rate, the number of men now
going to the front will insure the safety
Of all vital points
T. S-Since writing the above, We
learn by telegram from Chattanooga
that Gen. Gillian fell back to Strawberry
Plains, where he was attacked by the
rebels, whom he repulssd at all points
9ood tor Gillian; he is to the -ebels in
tennessee what glorious Phil Sheridan
Is to them in virginia-a terror and tor.
ment,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

e9~ A new aud beautiful method Of
lighting gas without the use Of match
has been introduced in Philadelphia. 1t
is neat and elegant fixture, consisting
of brass cup, lined With silk, loose
Citing India-rubber stopper, and an in
sulated copper wire coil, with platinum
point directly over the burner Within
the stopper is placed small pisce of
tin-foil, to Gald or store for use the cleo
trieiiy generated by the friction Of the
Iudia-rubber stopper upon the silk lining
of the cup. While the cup is closed
there is complete eIectic current main
tanned, but when the gas is to be lighted
the cup is lified, the electricity current
il broken and tie electricity passes down
the coil Of wire to the burner. At the
same moment the gas is turned on, and
instantly lighted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

s1- TIE St Louis DeHoeratof Fri
day gives an account Of lot Of bash.
whaekers who we're surrounded by de-
taehment OF Union troops, in the Persia
Hills, ten miles below Huntsville. The
villains took refuge in log house oecu-
pied by the family Of Union man, and
kept the woman Of the house and chill.
dren as hostages. The Union troops did
not dare to FIRE into the house for fear Of
harmiug the woman and children. The
bushwhaekers were blowing their horns
for reinforeements, and the Union troops
had also sent to Col. Denney, command
ing at Huntsville, fer reinforeements
and thus the matter stood at last ac-
counts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

10 o. F.-Ths Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows adjourned on Wednesday. The
following are the Grand officers for the
ensuing year, who we're elected and in
stalled:
NJ " Grand Master, Harvey D.
Scott, of lerre Haats.
r ". Depaty Graud Master, P. 4
Hoffman, of Madison
R W Grand Secretary, E. a. Barr,
Indianapolis.
R W. Grand Treasurer, T.. p.
Haughey, Indianapolis
r. w Grand Warden, F r. J. Jeter,
BrookvilIe
The Most Worthy Grand Master made
the following appointments
". Grand Chaplain, Rev T. G. Bahas-
rell. of Madison.
". Grand Marshal, J. l. Higgin-
botham, Of Delphi.
w, Grand Conductor, Hiram Nelson,
Evansville
W Grand Herald, Joel B. Edwards,
Terre Hau.e
". Grand Guardian, Tobias Bender,
Indianapolis
From the above report of the Grand
Secretary We lsarn that that there have
been during the year just closed l, AL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-21

SHOOTING AFFIR-Thsre was muss
and little shooting done at saloon
up Main Street on Saturday night, which
eliminated 10 one OF the parties taking
shet at the other, but, either forlu-
nately or unfortunately I've can hardly
say which,, the shot did not take effect
The party shot at, as se are told, VAS
in the fault and commenced the ditii'
Guilty, and was pretty severely punished
before being shot at Both the belliger-
ents were promptly arrested BY Sheriff
Bob Early and lodged in Jail An in
vestigation will be had this morning.