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Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-03
ARTICLE VII.
mes and Dues.

Sc e fee for the first or branch
Ter zee shall be one dollar; the
fee ue s~conA shall be one dollar
and cents
SEC The monthly dues for each
and c,rs member shall not be less than
ten no re Than tifty c., uts
Ioes Of General duplication
1 ball be the duty ofevery mem
Der q Order, whvn possessed of any
m'ora d tonehiaEathe improper de-
uea { brotheFFto Gle written
conn with his immediate G. s. or
c ana 81 make il known to no other
person. aud it shall be the duty of such
officer specifying the charge in regular
meeting Of The Temple, Withholding the
name Of the Informant, to appoint com
tuittee Of five to examine and report
upon such charges, and if they shall be
sustained by said Temple then said ae-
oused shall be notified to appear, aud
shall be regularly tried by the Temple,
said committee conducting the proseeu-
Jion, and accused shall have counsel ia
his behalf Witnesses may be examined
and testimony Of those not members Of
the Order may be taken, but not e9
parte. Upon a fair hearing the Temple
shall decide upon his gnllt and punish
ment, which shall not be higher than ex-
pulsion from the OFder; the various
grades Of punishment shall be repFi-
maad. suspension for q time and ex-
pulsion. ~ na, -a
. Il shall be the duty Of al Temples
in case Of expulsion OF member or
members, to notify the @. Sec. by letter.
and It snail be the duty Of said G. Sec
to notify all Temples in his jurisdiction
of aid farf
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-03
sUNpRIRs

ATACKFRAL IN BBLs, HALVES, QUAR-
vi tfrsnBd Kits. white Fish In half barrels;
salmon, Herring, Se.s foF sale by
Jyi5 REILLY & co.
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-03
VISITING Brolhefs.


5 Il shanaoe the duty of the presid-
ing alhcer If each aud eyerY Temple
VIII iever necessary, TO appoint two.
competent brothers an examining com
miitee Tor the evening. for no visiting
brother can be admitted 70 the Temple
unless be shall be known. recognised BIZ
the officers, youched for BY a brother, or
proved oy the committee so appointed.
PaymeRtof assessments
t. Il shall be the duty OF each aud
every P. 4. (Parent Temple) in the State
to remit to the G.. Sec. such amounts as
the g. Council shall levy against them
promptly upon the application Of the G..
Sec, and in case of failure so 10 do, for
period of three months, such 2. T.
shall forfeit their Organization. We. re-
commend the Constitution Of the Society
Of Illini for al Public Clubs, and the
Rules or Order adopted by the G. Coun-
ell for the government of all subordin.
ate Temples in Indiana,
). Any additional bylaws may be
made by each county Temple not incon-
sistent with the laws of the Grand Couu-
Z ST. - q kNV-tAAEtfS FoAe OF Tie UEl40cEH ;
of such Temple, four week notice being
given therefor
RHles Of Order.
/ / When the presiding officer takes
1 the chair the officers and members shall
take their res spective seats; and at the
sound Of tie gravel, there shah be a
general silence, under the penalty of a
/ public reprimand.
:. The business Of the annual meet
tings shall be taken up in the following
/ order:
Temple opened
Officers roll-eah
Minutes Of last stand meetings and
intervening meetings read and passed
upon. as
Certificates Of members.
Reports Of Temples ~
| Reports Of Committees.
Unfinished business
New business
/ g. The presiding oficer shall preserve
order and decorum and pronounee the
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-03

To PREyENT CArTLE FRox JumrIyG
FEScEs-The following singular stase
ment was made at late meeting of the
American Institution Farmers Club at
~. Nn-l-. ..-E - -
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-03
GROCERIES.
pRovrsToNs

DROVIstOSs.-SUGAR CURED CANvAssED
Hams, Clear Sides. shoulders. and Beef Ton
gues fog sale By - RtILLH co,
sJyi5 No. e Main street
Evansville daily journal., 1864-08-03
BittroR & Geissler

Have just receiTed a large aud beautifu
stock Of Wasehes. Jewelry, Diamond
Rings, Silver snd Plated Ware, which we
viii sell at very low figures at
BITTROLFF & GEISSLER'S,
No. 2S Main Street,
Next door to Shanklin & Reilly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03

'fLf these Internal fanatics aad Abo-
ittpnists ever gel the potesr In theiT
hsads, they rrin ouerids ths C0nstifH-
siou, sat tae SapFsms Goaef at defiance
change dad make ldlcs to suii thsalselps,
LAY VIOLENT HANDS on THOSE VINO plF-
FEa WIN THsM N OPINION, or dare gsses-
lion their fidelity, Gad .s4saliB baakrnpI
the country and dsiugs IL With blood. n
DxyfeL WKRsrgg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03

CO g The faes can M longer be dis
ghised thai lnany Of the Republican SEM
akaEs sRasisa wss md j iauaisn, ander pre-
text of Saving sha pniou. They wish 10
ges rid Of the SoatheFn States, in order
% bare h aasjeritg ia ths Sessase % fssen-
Grm the appointments, and many of them
thiak they aan held a pssaaaaeas Repah-
liean ssajarisy la the hsrtherm States, bat
0os In the wtnle union fav partisan sea-
spas shev are anxions 10 dissolve lbs I'M
inn, If ii can be ipaa without holdiag
iaein respansibEe before the people. -
lsfephss il. DosglGs IN he u. 8. Senate,
DEC. IS, 1850. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
LOOK on rms PIcT URE.

Look on THfS PfCT URE.
g ST TIAyE NO PURPOSE, d.
RECTLT Or INDIRECTLY, TO IN
THRFERE wIru THE INSTITUTION
Or SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE i
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
SO, ANB / HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do Presideat Lila. oln in
hia Inaugural Addrtss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03

Those WA read Ehs interesting letter
pahlishsd yesterday ffem oss eoFFsspea-
dsnk ~ Austin, NessdA. id noty yaE soarsss
ovesi6ok the iEapcrtank eifcnnsfan&e
that she neople pl thsk Tsrrisory have q
dopssd i Ssats Conssitutisa agreeAeiy 90
sn cnaAisag net of Coagrsss, and tkar
sothiag noe rsmsins baf The preclsna~
sion afths prssisisas to add q nsw ssax
% oaF ksIaxy II States, An saecssea fpE
ssass nlscsrs and Tor msmhsr Ut Con-
Ersss ii 10 b@ hsia ii Mossmhsr, aad
bath pAxsass ass ssvankank = psssidsAsfsl
eaessssel kiekess II sAs 8ssss b adnitssd
Ia iime, Ii II lhsliessd shak this will Add
thsea spssa b slouIsilAa' q m45nrItys -
Qalsty Hsvsld.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
q. zl1HNsON,
CARPENTER q coaTHAcTOh,

NuUNuAA BLHF&&F ~ - - ssks
" Fiaas and spssiaeatssas faTnishs1, sa1s&
wOrk warrasssa ss xsys sasssssssIan.
ooFrIas aaas y order. % shass sssses. -
MBssAap % kAaa sseA. S \ ~
nasTp B. ls@4s ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
VINO a. n aEsR0stxsHkK EaA Tsxg
WxA4

Ak$s b. sAss VIA = srsSt a5ssss ssss - 4sF s
We aasssss The Rspahllaaa pastys--
TAs Rspablisan party mirat hare PREF
vented the prssens Devastating civil war.
II might hare savsii she llves 81 shoaa.
aasds of the hest ssaa af The katiea, and
tAoassHis es miIiions Of the psspls's
saoaey. For Yroof sf whaf We say, read
che fsllcslag fsam tie speseh II srxrHkx
Al. DousG ,dslivsrsd Ia shs ( nitsa STATES
Ssaass, January Sd, lssls aroa taa cem~
promise measures, shen pcnHng before
she Senates
81 believe this to be o fair. basis oF
amicahla asliastmsas. IL yeu Of khe Rez
pahlieaa side ara not willing 10 accept
thls, Dor tho psopositien u The senataf
frosa kentaokgs (slrs Criksenstons) pray
tell ass schai yas are srsisiHg 70 do
81 AppsxSs rms ahausRx 40 kgrUBsscASs
sss.s, aok 4Eg xxAsGa THAT IN Tax Cox
srrsgK es Tazxsaxs, a Rsw para Ago,
sgRar xgxssR ERo1 rMR SezEfMs axeLuDasn
xHoss E&ox THE Gosrps SfAxxas lMsssgs.
TooxBs Akn pAgIssl RxFNEssKn Takis
READTsEss so ,Acczfr TnE PROPOSITION or
xY vaNx3AsER vaEzxD FRoA kEsrpcgxs
Ma. ERgrTaSsgS,l A. 4 RIyAIs SETTLEMENT
or fHn coSyaavEgsy, NJ ESrsAnRp ASD aUS-
rarxEn AZ rHg REfusLrcAN xgasxas.
aHENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BILITY or OUR DISAGREEMENT, ,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY on AN .AAICARLE AD-
JuSTMEST, Is WITH TIE REPUB-
LOAN pARTY.n
Here II il proved that the Republican
party Is responsible, for tho war that 1t
Is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
al and state indebtedness incurred on AZ
ooant OF shA war--shas il is responsible,
for tiss high taxes that hayc been imposed
upon sAc people, on account Of the war
that IL is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which nov sxists in every
part Of the esaatry--Ehst il is response
bic, for every life lest in sae war,--saa'
il Ia responsible for, and should receive
the csrses ef every wife made widow,
and ef every chiltl made an orphan, By tue
war. Ia short that 1t wi,l be Responsible
for the dissplutios Of the Unionp should
| the In!on be dissolved.
Shah such party Be continued 10
power, or will the people change theii
relefss Let the Ballot boxes at The next
eleesieu' proclaim the answer. Il
4 u Il l..
STICK THIS IN YoUa HAT AND X Z EF
| rnRRE!
The follpwtng confession was made By
iae Hon. Ms. Dasses, Republican mem-
ber bf Congress from massachusetts, on
The 18th Of April, in which he exposed
tia eorrupsncss Of Liaeala's adninistra-
sion
"TIIE GENTLEMEN MUST RE3IEM-
BER THAT IN TnE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE ISTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS 0R RERoRM AND Re-
TRENCHMEST, THERE Is iNDUBITA.
| BIZ EVIDENCE ABROAD IN TILE
| LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM.
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
| as MUCH as THE ENTIRE CURRENT
| YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV.
| ERasiENT DURING TIE ADMINS.
| TRATI0N WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
IORt ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03

D1a ksoe IL shdos;,, g 81, Z -. n & .,,.,,s
81 aur yes III, III Il M 4, .r,. y Il, s 9. M
s.oa. s,ew. ;sxl,v IL ;iio.,,,,h ~ IA -,
sia,l oS.snr Il .sa,,l Issi. d, r..;,. u ls.<t
~ se.,o.. ~. IA 49, Il IL. ,s,,.,. .
and 5, s., ~. Z, ,,s,5ssf.. n s..
Demox,asls eaa6,d IL IN IL S..ts G..
Ia gg<... Il. ~. o., s.I...s. nh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
mrs MONIES HOUSE
cernsr Malnnt { wa.sr s,rssl..

l. DE& At9i& bSss sssEs~-&s s-ss4.<sss %#ssEstbH ~
Tfls syacioas assi comfortable Hatri Is ilkFpt
~ = y. SP8FfoRu X sos wHo have fitted ~ sfpi
siFf it In iy's aasaTpsSsei by asEg haS~s ~
fbc west. TeeiF tsblRia afwass supplied vi fh the
bs that the arkf asarls, akA Gums etli rHrc
aA.fIes IN As hs lSE tA% snafoFt a1ss ptsssalre
OF guests aari tbFtF stsy 80 the Capt. ef laSa
AEssckszl ~ titis hsSel is asse State and Car
FiaGa House, &hefs sffseliers7 ksEses are ezFfsi
fsE zzst peFsaBS hafiux bssiness fa tbs cosnfTg
e44l fIi sa&.si wtgh canTpysneeS l say part
81 abe STATE +. " sFs4RFaan Is SON,
pes Arssss, Iowa. IIec 10, 1854.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
aaaPoyERIsHiss TsEx Pxsxsss. :

Hiaa saxes AaA sxaTbisang psSess waFs
nos impcssxiahing aar lahosins psepaag
fass enough 10 emit The BIEck RspdbijeAn
leaders. Has shs present draft 81 hoing
The wosk eomg lessly aad ezFsesivslT
will mtferiy paansrsxa kheusasaass ss6
leave other khansaads In smAaxreesssA.
The hard sMsnipe6 md
sayiaEs Of years ct lndastsy, II coahtlxss
name4f ef cAsess AYe nov being s&eps
A~sy fes ssml Hsw lsak ~iiisks pss@'
pie scssrAts shs sxistenee ak snch sn3sA-a
inintsskntsoa sf ths OusMunenE M
isuksf ktna Nosess bsr. ~ 4svoaf5s hops
snd bsiisvs. QxsnssBFSIE e4s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
THEYE ON THIS

- HEN* UIN IEss
ssr ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS Held AS SLAVES
I'M Tng SAID DRsilNATED STATES
AND PARTS or STATES ARE AND
THEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE
Lsmeoia's Emancipation Prociamalioa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
COUNCIL nLUFFs. IOWA.

eqanell aisaA. III, il. mai sn..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
INovsmber 2s, 1851

If the eotEon States uhissdly AMI earn
essly wisn to withdraw peaeefutiy from
the Union, we think tAey should and
would be allowed to do 30. Any attempt
90 eoHapei GAsns By force 10 remain woaid
bO contrary TO the principles enunciatsd
in The immortal Declaration Of Indepen-
dence contrary 10 taa fHadsmsatal
ideas on srAica hglaam liberty is based.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03
WEEKLY BIn.
THURsDAY, sovEaBER J. 60.

k3FeasknxspspEscg ssasa syssy sss<i zfxs
eksHasrx, sssssssss fss fas Dssss. -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28
Union County Convention.

The Union men of Highland County
are requested to meet at the usual
voting places in their respective town
ships, on
SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1854,
and appoint delegates to County Con-
vention, to be held in Hillsboro on
SATURDAY August 9th, for the pur.
pose Of nomisating candidates for the
following County Offices:
One Auditor;
One Surveyor;
One Com missioner;
One Iu6rmary Director.
The basis Of representation in the
Convention will be one delegate for ev.
cry so votes cast for Governor Brough
last fall, and an additional delegate for
every fraction of 25 or over, each town
ship to have at least one delegate. The
number Of delegates to which the re
SpeoIivs townships are entitled on th'
above basis, lie as follows:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28

Mr. ENocH IlERN, private iu Co, A ,
sch Ohio, who was taken prisoner at
the battle of Chicnmauga, died Of dropsy
in the rebel Hospital at Dlnville, Va, on
the 2Sh Of M,rch list. H. was a eiti.
gen Of this place for soma years previ.
Gus to'his enlistment, was member Ofthe
Presbyterian church, an l was esteem ed
by all who knew him, as worthy and
Industrious young man. He. was abont
80 years Of age and unmarried. He
always sustained the character of a good
soldier, and was liked by all his com
rades. lie gave his life, to save his adopt.
ed country from tho ruthless hands Of
traitors, and wha, prouder legacy could
he have left to his relatives aud ffiendsi
His name and memory will be hOnOrsd
as one Of those who died that Liberty
and Human Rights might be preserved
and handed down unimpaiEed to future
generations. -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28

DIAIRHGA AND DYsESTERY-we have exam.
ined great number ~ letterS from Of the
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and Covington, etc
speaking In the highest terms Of Dr. Srickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the Of darrhoea and dysenery
The letters are too long to publish. Mr. Woods, Of
Covngton, says he was pronounced incurRble by the
best doctors IN Cincinnati and Of Do Strek.
lands Anti.Cholera Mixture effected permanent
after suffering for months with the wost form Of diAr.
rhoea and dysentery.
Another says he discharged from the United
States service after suffering in the hospital for eight
months incurablc and last tried Strck.
lands Anti Cholera Mixture; he got we'll directly and
has entered the army again In good health. One
writes he has cured eight very bad carss
OF diaTrhea and dysenery In the barracks he was in
with hottie OF this valuable medicine. In fact we
could fill half paper with similar items from thea
letters. Why docs not our government secure this
valuable preparation Our army nught to be supplied
with IL. 1t is but short time since OF our men
laih in very low condition At Of Cincinnati
Hospitals his wife sent for the doctor considered
his hopeless case She, however, gave him Striek-
lands An'iCholera Mixture and In three weeks he was
able TO return home with his wife to New Richmond o.
All these cases right At home speak for themsslVes-
We hope all the soldiers will put bottle Of It In their
knapsAcks, II may them Of their comrades
1t IL sold by Druggists at so cents per bottle.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28
Sixth District Re 4iment.

Our young friend. Capt. DAN Nc
Coy, late Of the Oath Ohio has been com
missioncd by the Governor to raise a
now Regiment in this Congressiona al
District for one years service. The
gallant Captain is still disabled from the
wound he received at Chickamauga, but
hopes TO be entirely recovered by the
time his regiment is filed. Two com.
paDies for the regiment will be raised
in this county, aud an opportunity is
thus offered to our patriotic young men
who wish to serve their country, and
escape the draft, to enlist under a brave
end experienced officer, who has proved
his courage and capacity on Il Q battle
6elI. Read his advertisement, anC
"fall In"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28
National Fast Dav.

In accordance with the Presidents
Proclamation, published iu another col
umn, RWr'doy ne1t, August 4tb, will
be observed in this place as day Of
Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer. Bus
mess will Of course be generally suspen.
ded, and religious services will be held
in the Presbyterian Church, at 10 o'clock
A. M, the pastors Of the several Prot
estant denominations uniting 10 the ex-
erciscs. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Van Clevet
Of the NJ. e. Church.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28
sour Charley Jones'"

We have the pleasure Of Informing
his numerous friends that "Cur Charley
Jones'" late of Co. X, 18th Ohio, arriv-
ed safe at homo with his comrades, week
before last, in good health and spirits.
When the first call was made for troops
he was setting type in our office, but
though then a mere boy Of II, he. enlist
ed at once in Capt. Sloan's Company,
as drummer, being too small to carry a
musket. He remained with the Regi
ment throughout its term of service, an d
participated in all its hard fought bat.
Ties, giving up his drum apd taking his
place in the ranks during the last two
years. lie was so fortunate as to escape
unirjured, and comes back stout, ac-
tive young man, grown almost out OF
the recollection of his old acquaintan-
ces.
1t gives us pleasure to add, that his
patriotism is as ardent as ever, and be
is now engaged in recruiting for Lieut..
Sam. JOlly's company, of Capt. Dan Nc.
Coy's new Regiment. We know "Char.
ley" will make a good officer, because
he has been good soldier, and we hope
he will succeed in filing up his Oompa-
ny at an early day.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28
Liberty Township and the Draft.


We are Informed that about $500
have already been subscribed for the
purpose ofpaying Citizens Bouuty Of
500, in addition to the Township and
Government Bounty, to every volunteer
credited to this township on the
Presidents last call. The whole amount
required to clear the township from
draft will be about $1,000. Half OF
this sum is already subscribed, but we
learn that only about $500 has been
subscribed outside Of the town. If the
farmers will now come forward aud sub.
scribe their fair proportion, the whole
amount can soon be raised. viii they
do it, or wait for the draft, when som,
of them may have toIpAy $500 to 81 ,OOC
each for substitutes2' Z p
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28

ADMITTED TO- O>THE BAR.-Our young
friend. Mr.. Allen Bseson, of Lsesburg,
was admitted TO the Bar in the District
Court of Hamilton county, last spring
and is now practising his profession in
this county. We learn that he intends
removing to Iowa next fall, and loca,
ting in the southwestern part of thai
State. The West is an inviting fell
fer young men of talent and energy
and Wo wish him success among thu
EHawkeyes."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28

All was quiet in the Army Of tho Pc.
tomsc'on Saturday, except in front of
Burnside's corps, upon which the rsb.
els were incesssntly firing. No dam,
age has been done. The reason o.
these special attentions is, that Burn.
side has large number of negro sol.
diers, who are the objects Of the mos
bitter hate on the part of the rebels -
Gen. Birncy has been appointed to tn,
command Ofthe 18th Army Corps, and
Gen. Ord to that of the 18th, as success
sor to Gen. "Baldy" Smith.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28
flor the NaRH.

lb0T tuo nSWp'
Dinner to the Returned Volun teers
Pursuant to call for a meeting to
mako arrangements for a Public Dinner
aud Reception to the Returned Volun-
teers of the 18th and Gath Ohio regi-
ments, a number Of citizens met in the
Court House, on Saturday, July 23d,
and organized by appointing GEORGE
MARoH Chairman and ]. L. Bonrdman
Secretary.
After discussion, it was determined d
to FIX Saturday, July Both, as the day
for the proposed Dinner, and tho fol-
lowing gentlemen we're appointed q
General Committee af Arrangements, ),
with power to add to their number, sp.
point subcommittee, arrange pro
grsmme, &C., viz:
James Reece, James W. Doggett,
VIM. Barry, Wesley Copes, Jacob Mil
ler, James Evans, ThOs. Miller.
The Meeting then adjourned.
GEORGE MARCH, Chm'n.
J. L. BoARDMAN, Sec'y.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28

SAM JOLLY, late Sergeant Of Co. X,
18th Ohio, and E5. Lemon, late Of Co.
I, Gath Ohio, have each been com mis-
sionsd by the Governor to raise compa-
nies in this county for Capt. DIN Mo.
Coy's new regiment. SIM AMI e.. are
both veteran soldiers, and will no doubt
make good officers. They are the right
kind Of men to enlist with.
Read Sans "call" in our advertising
columns, and Ego in" at once.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28

T hD:Ths editor of the Gazette says he
has been called on by Mr.. ClOuser, of
Penn tp., who requested him to state
that he (Mr. C) did not refuse to givO:a
couple of soldiers their breakfast last
spring, as charged in the News. Mr..
@. says he was not 10 the house at the
time the soldiers called. but that his
wife did refuse to give them anything,
for the reason that she was afraid oil
the Small Po1. We give Mr.. ClOuser
the bensfit of his explanation, by pub
lishinR il in our columns! 4
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28

The TELEGRAPu.-The work on the
Telegraph line from this place to Ban.
chester is rapidly progressing, Men
are now putting up tho wire, and it is
expected they will finish the job this
week. Tho poles and wire were put up
in town last Saturday. The Office Of
the company for the present will be at
the Harnden Express ofice, on High
street.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28

PENSIONS, Bounty CLAIMS, &c -
Capt. Dan Mccoy has opened an Office
in this place, and will attend to prosecu.
ting Soldiers claims Of all kinds. His
long connection with the army has
made him familiar with business Of this
kind, and those having claims will do
we'll to entrust them TO his care.