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For the Inner Man,

Huegele's, No go East Washington street, is
the oldest establishment and most popular oys-
ter house and restaurant in the city. Huegele's
bill of fare is always replete in the line of sub
stantial viands and choice luxuries, and en-
braces a complete wine list. His cock is boss
in serving game of all kinds and oysters in any
required style. The ladies parlors. on second
floor with entrance from Washington street,
are elegantly furnished and are fashionably at
tended by the ladies for luncheon, oysters and
meals Open at all hours. Shell, can and bulk
oysters received fresh daily.
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The Montefiore centennial.

The centennial anniversary of the birth of the
great Hebrew philanthropist Sir Moses Monte
fore will take place this evening at the Market
street Temple The programme of exercises
will consist of music, vocal and instrumental,
brief devotional exercises, and addresses by
Rev NJ. Messing, Rev. Q. c. McCulloch and Mr.,
Louis Newberger.
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ryland street. Friday night and she fred at them
through the door, frightening them away.
L. J. Martz, of AIllville Henry county,
yesterday identified the goods which Joseph
Helms and two other men were arrested on sus-
picion of having stolen, as having teen taken
from his store three weeks ago
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THE COURT RECORD.


Room No. l.-Hon. Napoleon B. Taylor, Judge
George L. Smith VS.. John L. Champe; suit on
note. Judgment for plaintiff for $500.
Albert 7. Pedgo VS.. The Louisville, New AL
bany & Chicago Railway Company; suit for dam
ages. On trial by jury.
Room No. 2-Hon D. w. Howe Judge.
James l. Rocker VS.. John r. Deford; suit on
note. Jury returned verdict for plaintiff for
$40. go
John Carlin ct al. vs. Samuel L. Morrow ct al
Suit dismissed
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Marion Criminal Court.

t., Hon. Pierce Norton. Judge
State VS.. David p. Hickman; assault and bat
terry Verdict of not guilty by jury.
State VS.. John Burk; petit larceny. Plea of
guilty and sentenced to State prison for two
wars
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Soldiers and Everybody, Attention!
HEADQUARTERS GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN RE
CEPTIoN COMMITTEE,

CEPTIoN COMMITTEE,
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. "a, 1884.
On the occasion of the visit of Gen. John A.
Logan to indianapolis, Friday October. 81, all
lines running into this city will sell tickets to
indianapolis and return at one fare half farce
for round trip tickets good to return November
l. 1884 Grand old soldiers parade in afternoon,
and torchlight procession at night
RoBT. EMMETT, Chairman Railway Committee.
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NEW YORK.

General Reynolds, of Rochester, Commander
OF the Department of New York was the re-
cipient of beautiful diamond rank badge from
the Aids-de-Csmp of the Department, Oh the
evening of the 18th inst. The presentation
took place at the generals residence, Colonel
A. b. Lawrence, senior aid-dc-camp, of Warsaw,
making the presentation speech. Accompany
ing the badge was casllct of autograph COM
pliments from all the Past Department Com
manders; all the Department officers, and
numerous comrades of high position, including
Generals Slocum, Sheridan. Sherman, Grant
and Secretary of War Lincoln and the Presi-
dent of the United States General H. Thomas
Post, of which General Reynolds is a member,
added to the surprise by notice TO Teal, the
caterer, who took possession of the generals
kitchen and laid a sumptuous banquent.
Comrade r. w. Anderson. Kingston, N. Y,
sends us the following list of officers elected
by Citing Post, No. PIP which was recently
mustered at New Paltz: Commander, Charles
J. Acllert; S v c., Charles f. Becker; j. V.
C., Alex. Ferguson; Adj't, Joseph Urhulla; G.
H., Charles Smith: Surgeon, John Rosecrans !;
Chaplain, g. w. Van Voorhees, O. D., John
Ackert; O. g., Zachariah Berryam; S. NJ,
Stephen Yaple; @. NJ. s., S d. II. Morey.
We are informed by Comrade o. L. Cook,
West Eaton, n. Y, that the following officers
were installed by Alfred A. Morse Post, No.
@oc, Oh january . commander, LilaS y.
Thomas; S. Y. c., Barak g. Whipple; J. V. c.,
Charles V. johnson, Adj't, Oscar L. Cook @.
IL, Charles E. Osborn Surg, James. s. Stew
ait: Chaplain, Edward II. Lewis; o. D., VIII
liam L. Enos; o. G.. William C. Given; S. NJ,
John S. Walker; @. N. S, Michael c. Lout.
We are informed by Comrade Philip Asmus,
Mariiia, n. Y. that at the annual election of 3.
T. Davis Post, No. $40, of that place, the follow
ing officers were elected for 1881: Commander,
Philip Asmus: S. V c., r.. D. Denison J. v.
c. John Gould; @. IL, Asa b. Smith Chaplain,
VIM. Eidridge; o. d., Robert Austin: Adj't,
O. A. Brewer ; 0. g., James Trip.
Comrade John IT, Diener, Syracuse, N. Y,
sends US the following list of the newly-in-
stalled officers of Wadsworth Post, No 81, of
Syracuse: Commander. A. a. Russell S. V. c.,
A. Wait; j. V. C., w. E. Mcneil; Surgeon. B..
III. Shoemaker; Chaplain. o. A. Warner; Q. NJ,
}. f. Diener; o. D., James Holt; o. g., ]. w.
Aker.
Comrade ". NJ. Barton, Cambridge, n. Y,
writes US that the newly-elected officers of
Post No. 309. of that place. were recently in
stalled. and also that the Post which was organ
lied November II. 1892, with thirteen charter
members, now numbers fifty-four, with several
applications for membership on file.
Colonel Lawrence. of Charles w. Bills Post,
has received orders to muster new Post in
Wyoming county, headquarters TO be located at
Warsaw, and it is understood that Rev. Mat
thew Gaffney Is to be the commander.
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SONS OF VETERANS.

General Orders, No. /, issued at Manchester,
n FL. on the goth ult., by order Of Franz. II
Challis, Commander, Harry E. Webster, As
sistant Adjutant- General, --eontains the fol-
lowing:
Having been elected commander of the First
Grand Division, Sons of Veterans, United States of
America, at a meeting of the same for permanent
organization, held at Manchester, December 81
1883 hereby accept the position, trusting that my
administration of the office may be q worthy sun
plement to the work of my predecessor and that
in the performance of its duties I may receive the
cordial support and assistance of the members of
the Order III this jurisdiction. Headquarters are
established at Manchester, and the appointments
of Harry =. Webster as Assistant Acknowledgement
and of Elmer f. Brown as Assistant Quartermaster-
General, both OF Manchester. TO rank as such from
this date, are announced. The Provisional Diyis-
lon OF Massachusetts, having the required number
OF Camps, and it being deemed for the best inter-
eSts OF the Order, Colonel Fred j. Bradford COM
manding, is hereby directed TO convene an En-
campment for the purpose of permanent organiza-
ton on or before February 18th next.
General Orders, No. /, issued at Lake vii
iage, n. H., by order of E. A. Badger, lieuten-
ant-coonel commanding,-F. NJ. Shackford,
Adjutant, the following:
In accordance with Special Order No /. from
Grand Division Headquarters, dated January 81
1884 announcing the acceptance of the resignation
of Frank III. Challis, of Camp No. l. Manchester
colonel OF this division, aud transferring the COM
mand to me- hereby assume the same and head
quarters are this day established at Lake Village
Adlntant Henry d. Soule and Quartermaster Elmer
2. Brown. of Camp No. l. Manchester having
rendered their designations the same are hereby
accepted, and Frank NJ. Shackford and Charles III
Nichols, ofCamp, No. 2, LakeVilage. are appointed
adlutant and quartermaster respectively, and they
VIII be obeyed and respected accordingly.
Comrade Daniel Long, Urbana, ILL.,, writes
US that Camp of Sons of Veterans is about to
be organized at that place, and that there is
Camp at Homer, ILL.,, with thirty five members
and four applications for muster.
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TRIBUNE WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY JANUARY 81 1884,

that the following officers were elected: Com
mander w. c. Bostwick; s. V. c., j. w. In
grim; ]. V. c., Joseph Blain; Surgeon, J. s.
Alternately; Chaplain, D. B. Saint; o. d., J. T.
Burke; o. G., j. N. Crabb; @. NJ J. M. Nico-
demus; Adi't, ]. w Beale; A. O. NJ, e. ~
Marshall; Asst. to Adj't silas Terry.
Comrade George c. jenkins, Washington
Court House, Ohio, informs us that David Grit
fin Post No. 2S6, was mustered at Salina, Gin
ton county, Ohio on the 2lth inst, by Com
rade L. j. Lindsay, d. NJ. O.. with twenty -four
charter members and that the following Off
GERS were elected: Commander, Elihu Hiatt
5. V. c., j. l.. Britton; j. v c., w. p. Whin-
merry; Adjt, David FL. Wright; @. NJ, J. p.
Darbyshire; Surg, s. B. Lightner; Chaplain,
Jacob Slower: O. D.. Charles Gallager O. G.,
III. Culberson; S. NJ, A. Curtis; @. NJ S. Rob-
ert Bayard. This makes five Posts organized
in Clinton county by Comrade Lindsay within
the last six months.
From Comrade B. T. Ridgely brownsville,
Ohio. we have a list of the officers elected by
Elliott Post, No. 255, Department of Ohio, as
follows: Commander, -; S. Y. c.. Michel
Householder; j. v c., John Heichel; 0. d., j.
II. Hasler; o. g., William Cyphur; Chaplain,
William McClain; @. NJ, Thomas Alexander;
Surgeon, S. K. Pattes; Adj't John Scott; Q.
NJ. S., Charles Davis; S. NJ, Adam Gains. They
were installed January 3. on which occasion
Fisher Post, of Loudonville, was present.
Comrade Daniel Spear, Cardington, Ohio, in
forms us that DIR. Silas s. Mills past commander
of Fisher Post, No. 300, Loudonville, Ohio, died
of brain fever on the 22d inst, at the age of
thirtyaseyen. Comrade Mills enlisted at the
age of fifteen in company ], 9Sth O.. Y. l., and
served three years. His remains were escorted
to the grave by James st. John Post No 81, of
Darlington.
Comrade A. NJ. Dildine, Fostoria, Ohio, in
forms US that he installed the eflicers-eleet of
Norris Post No. q, as follows: Commander,
NJ. Bonnell; S. " c., A. Cramer; J. V. c., A.
Kaufman; Adj't, I. L. Cramer; Q. NJ. A. Hale;
Surgeon, /. NJ. Young; Chaplain, J. L. Dozer;
O. d., r. Alcott; o. G., S. Filson; S. NJ, S.
Denning; Q. NJ s.. John ]. Neiderhouser.
A correspondent at Kinsman, Ohio, sends us
the following list of the newly installed Off
GERS Of Kinsman Post, No. $50: Commander,
Albert Mathews; S. V. c., n. Bailey; j. V. c.,
Z. Woodworth; @. ~, John Gillis; Surgeon,
a. jones' NJ. D.; Chaplain, Rev. West Dickin-
son; o. d., L. G. Parsons; o. g., r. K. Huls.
From the list of officers of James ST. John
Post. No g, sent US by Comrade Daniel Spear,
Cardingten, Ohio. and published in THE TRIB-
UNE, the name of the O. G.-Joseph Grove
was inadvertently omitted.
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Hcary Bryant Post, No. 9s. of Cohasset. Mass,
were installed by S. A. Cushing jr., of Post
6S: Commander, G.. A. Gross; S. " c., L.
Wentworth J. V. c., J. L. Wilbur: o. D., Thos.
Ward; o. g., Thomas Blossom; Q. NJ, w. f.
Thayer; Surgeon, d. B. Lincoln: Chaplain, r.
r. Pratt; Adj't, J. F. Doane; s. NJ, W. Thayer;
O. NJ. S, Joseph Smith.
Comrade d. B. Marsh, Winchendon, Mass,
sends us the following list of the newly-in-
stalled officers of Gilman G. Parker Post No.
153, of that place; Commander c. L. Stearns !;
Kendall; Adj't, d. 3. Marsh; @. NJ, G. @. A.
Bryant; Surgeon. DR.. J. Abbott; Chaplain, o.
w Betterby; o. d., N. c., Mathews; o. G., F.
ID. Perry
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MICHIGAN.

A list of the officers installed by Woodbury.
Post, No. 40, Adrian, Mich by Comrade Bey,
of Ogden Post, is sent US by Comrade II. G.
Woodward, as follows Commander, B. f.
Groves; S. V. c.. S. NJ. Hamilton; J. V. c., C.
Z. Rogers; O. NJ, s. r. Norton Surgeon, Ed.
Groves; Chaplain, J.IH Reynolds; o. d.. f. G.
Babcock; O. g., George Bradley; Adj't, w. F.
Bradley; S. NJ, Thomas Simmons; @. NJ S.,
Charles Lord. Delegates to Department En-
campment w. f. Bradley, J. II. Reynolds;
Alternates, M. P. Long, J. III. Fee
We are informed by Comrade f. W. Foster
Wales, Mich, that Post was organized at that
place on January 18th with twenty charter
members, called Oscar Bartlett Post, No. -,
and that the following members have been
elected by it: Commander, William Grunwelf;
S. Y. c., Merritt Spery; j. V. c., J. L. King ];
Adj't, T. ". Foster; @. NJ, Cyrus Larance; Sur
geon, III. G. Nudge; Chaplain, - Stockwell;
o. D., Hines Grover; o. c., Leonard Teich-
yeon; S. NJ, Hiram r. Iashbrook; Q. III. s.,
Thomas McNitt
A correspondent at Nashville, Mich, writes
rs that Jefords Post, No. 81, of that place.
is fiourishing, and that the officers were in
stalled by Past Post Commander e. t. Evans
on the 9Th inst, as follows Commander, E.
G. Potter; S. V. c., j. Young: j. Y. c., II. III.
Sparks; @. NJ, William Boston; Surg, Dr. ID.
c. Howell o. d., L. Baker; O. G., III. Gross !;
huJ " II. -. 0JIlldluS, >. NJ, D. D. IpTTy. W
NJ s., j. Harper; Chap, H. w. Hewes. Dele
gates G. f. Long and j. S. Perry; Alternates,
4. ID. Soules and j. Osmun.
Comrade A. NJ. Holt, Detroit, Mich, writes
us that he mustered II. d. Terry Post, No. PIG,
of that place, with twenty charter mem
bers on January Z, and that the following Off
GERS were elected; Commander, J. S. Farrar; S.
Y. G., Charles c. Lamb; J. v. c.. A. Matthews;
@. NJ, William a. RowIey; Surgeon, Resell
Widrig; Chaplain, III. Russell; O. d., Amos
Button O. g., John Almond; Adj't, j. Z.
Hutchins; S. NJ, L. A. Allon; @. M. s., Jay T.
Cotton.
The list of officers elected by John Wick
ham Post No 169 St. Charles, Mich is sent us
by Comrade Harris, of that place, as follows:
Commander, Thomas Stevens; S. V. G., Charles
ID. Harris; j. V c., f. B. Gage; Inspector and
Adjutant A. Adams; Surgeon. F. Rosencranz;
Q. d., l. G. Booth; Chaplain R. Rynes; @. NJ,
!. Reynolds; o. g., r. b. Hough; S. NJ, L.
King; @. NJ. S., S. Stevens.
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INDIANA.

General Orders No. s, issued at Indianapolis,
Ind, by command of James r. Carnahan, De-
partment Communicable d. House, Assist
ant Adjutant- General contain the following:
The fifth annual Encarpment of the Department
of Indiana, q. a. r., will meet at Mennerchor
Hail. in the city of Indianapolis at 10 clock a. M.
February % 1854. The Council of Administration
viii meet at Headquarters at 7:30 p the evening
previous The commander of George III. Thomas
Post, No IL, viii detail officer of the day two
guards. and an orderly. The commander Of Post
No. 200 Will detail officer of the guard two
guards, and an orderly. The commander OF Post
No. PSI viii detail a sergeant of the guard two
guards, and an orderly. These details to serve
during the Encampment. The officer of the day
and officer of The guard will report with the afore
said detail to the Adjutant- General at Department
HeadquartersG at 930a m, February odd for orders.
The orserlies viii report at the same time to Win
e David, Acting Assistant Adjutant- General Since
the issuance Of General Orders, No. 5. Posts have
been organized numbering from 1913 to 2s7 iaclu-
siye. Name, number, location date of organiza-
hon &c, VIII be fully set forth in the report of the
Assistant Adjutant-G General TO the Department
Eneampment, and printed in the proceedings.
Comrade," Madison, Ind, sends us the fol-
lowing list of the officers of Alois O. Bachman
Post No. 26, of that place, installed on the 18th
inst: Commander William II. Childs; S. v.
C., John +. Moore; j. V. c., Fred. W. Grade
Q. ~, James w. Quinn; O. D., Joseph G. Mar
shall o. G., William S. Brydon; Adj't owen
Scarf; $. H., Charles P. Richardson Surg, T.
w. Forshee; Chaplain, L. d. Daley; @. NJ. s.,
John f. Halnmel
We are indebted to Comrade A. r. Adams,
Organ Springs, Ind. for the following list of
officers of McPheters Post, No. 128, installed on
the 18th inst. Commander, w. T. Green S.
Y. G., n. III. cadele; J. Y. G., John Spigles; @.
NJ, John T. Green; Surg, Dr.W Avery; Chap
lain, L. II. Whitman; O. d., Jonathan Wine
gear; o. e., John Brunes; Adj't, w. C. Jones;
a. Adj't, w. L. Chappeli; A. @. NJ, Clay Davis.
From colnrade s. NJ. Holcomb, Fort Branch,
Ind, we have the following list of officers re-
Gently elected by Stephen Meade Pest, No. 81,
OF that place: Commander S. M Holcomb !;
S. Y. G., John Il. Dickson ]. V. c., Elias Lam
bert; @. 81, Benz. d. Robinson; Snrg., Dr. w
G. Hopkins; Chaplain, John f. MeIntire; O.
D., John w, Yeaeer; 0. O., James Crilly; Ad't,
Chesley F. Garrison.
Comrade E. K. Barnhill, Plymouth, Ind,
sends US the following list of the officers of
Miles H. Tibbits Post, No. 260: Commander
James /. Houghton: S. V. c. Daniel B. Arm
strong: J. V. G., Joseph II. Bennett; @. NJ,
Moses r. Leland; o. d., John G. Leonard; o.
g., Charles II. Force Chaplain, Ezra K Barn
hill
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WISCONSIN.

Comrade c. E. Chatterton, Wonewoc, Wis,
sends US the following list of the officers Of Geo.
". Bell Post, No. 90, installed on the 18th
inst. Commander, Horace Brand; S. V. c., E.
A. Lawrence; J. V. c. Geo. w. White; Adj't,
J. Nj. Y. Sloniker; @. NJ, G. T. Bohn; Surgeon,
Isaac Huff; Chaplain, Henry Colebourn O.
d., George Feight; 0, g., Dallas Colvin; S. NJ,
J. IL McNees; x. @. NJ, VIM. Startling.
Comrade Daniel w butcher, Rock Elm. Wis,
sends us the following list Of newly installed
officers of A. NJ. Howard Post, No. ~, of that
place: Commander, M. C. Thompson; S. V. c.,
ID. w. Butcher; j. V. c., A. jesse; Chaplain,
w. O. Churchill; @. NJ, e. Blaisdell; 0. D., d.
Rice; O. G., N. Utter; Adjt, NJ c. Guest; S.
NJ, H. Watterson; @. II. s., NJ. C. Holt; Sur
geon, ]. c. Anderson.
Comrade John W. Watts. Woodstock, Wis,
sends US the following list of the newly elected
officers OF Nathan Hoyt Post, No. 50, of that
place: Commander, G.. A. Neefe; S. " c., J. r.
Watts; J. Y c., Phil. Warran; Surgeon d. r.
Hughart: Chaplain ". r. Peel1ham; O. NJ, ].
". Ferguson Q. d., Thomas Armstrong; o. 6.
James Hines; S. NJ, John w. Watts; @. ~ s.,
George Norman.
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VERMONT.

comraae n. S. Rogers, Newport Centre. Vt.
sends us the following list of the officers OF
Alexander Post, Of that place. installed on the
I'll inst By VI. q. Sargent, past commander OF
Baxter Post Commander o. J. Adams: s. Y.
g, }. q. Stiekncy; J.Y. C., A c. Austin; Adj't.
III. Drown q. H., IT, l.. Smith A. @. NJ, Fred.
Riley; Surg, &. J.. Erwin; Chaplain, n. s. Rog-
eTs; Q. d. .. r. Wightinan o. O., {. S. Moni-
ton: >. d., A. l.. Page Guard, A. Nj. Matten.
Delegates Dr. Il. L. Erwin and n s. Rogers.
Comrade J. c. Famum. Arlington, Vt. sends
rs the List OF the officers Of Dudley Post. No.
=. OF that place, installed on the 10th inst. by
Department Commander Valentine, as follows
Commander, o. i. Adams; S. V C., w. j. Al
len; ]. Y. C., n. L. Andrews: @ NJ. A. A.
Grant; Surg, +. Z. Andrews; Chaplain. FAY
cite Shepard; Adj't. c. A. Bundy; o. d.. J. G.
Farnnm; o. g., Rollin Perry; S. IL. c. r.
Reed; q. M. S., p. ID. Lischo.
Comrade Fred. Aldrieh. Mount Holly. Vt.
sends the following list of the new officers OF
Kearney Post, No. 16. East Mallingford. VT.
Surgeon, Dr. Alfred Bolster; Adj't, NJ. NJ Tor
bell; q. NJ, George StTeetcr; o. d., Il. N.
White: O. g., Daniel Bncklin; @ NJ s., /. III.
&. Alien; :. H., Fred Aldrich
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IOWA.

The following has been introduced by Sem
ator Hunt in the Iowa Senate:
Be ii enacted By the General assembly Of The State OF
IcfeG.
SECTION l. That Section 1912 of the Code of 1873
be amended as follows: No sum of money, due or
to become due to any pensioner of the United
states or the proceeds of the same, in the posses
sion OF or under the control of such pensoner shall
be subject to any attachment levy, or seizure by
or under any legal or equitable process whatever
but shall inure wholly to the benefit of the pen
sioner and his family.
SEC. 2. This act being deemed of immediate i'm
portance shall be in force and after its pubsica-
ton IN the foaod State Register and the Ioca State
Leader newspapers published in Des Moines, la.
Comrade Milo L. Sherman, Fredericksburg,
Ia, writes us that a new Post was mustered at
Wayerly, Ia, on the 18th inst, and that the
following officers were duly elected aud in
stalled: Commander, A. III. McCracken; S. Y.
G.. ii. I'll. Gray; ]. Y. c., W. II. Jordan. Adi't
III. Player; Surgeon, a. Vanostrand: CHAPLAIN.
S. X. J. Hoyt; @. NJ, ID. Fitchthorn; o. d., G.
G. Sampson; o. c.. j. G. ST. John; S. NJ, j. f.
Woodring; @. b. s., j. II. Hoffman.
Comrade Milo t. Sherman, fredericksburg
Ia, writes us that Centre Post was mustered at
Randalia, Ia, on the 18th inst with the fol-
lowing officers; Commander, G. 4. Weed: s.
V.C., A. Parrett; j. Y. c., G. D. TolTey; Adi't,
E. Matthews; Surgeon, ID. 0Holoran: Chap
lain, N. G. Austin: G. NJ. w III. Barnett; O.
G.sF. b. Miner; S. NJ, Oh. Austin; @. VI s.,
G. G. Bacon. There are seven new Posts in
operation in Fayette county, la.
Comrade o. r Martin, springville. Ia, writes
us that a new Post has been organized al that
place with twenty-one charter members. and
that the following officers have been chosen /:
Commander. 0. F. Martin: s. V. c., ]. V.
Bishop; J. V. c., A. F. Dunlap @. NJ, Isaac
Nash; Adj't, John Reed; Surgeon, N. V Tay-
Tor; Chaplain, Silas Strife; o. D., Isaac John
ston; Q. o., James Gibson; O. N. s., David
Ely.
f. NJ Smith, Nevada, Ia, informs us that a
new Post was mustered at that place on the It'll
inst, with between fifty and sixty charter
members.
In our issue of the Sd inst the list OF officers
of A. III. Taylor Post, No. 153, of Wapello, Ia,
swas inadvertently placed under the head of
Wisconsin.