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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
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- A@Ss%&Ns @&@ &N
II win be reeollsctsa chad Mr. pureei
AsQuilIsu was recently arrested ID ssy
YoEk On shargs Of fsrsasss, md son6nss
ID RsFs Hsmiltoa. A wris Of Aabsas cor
psss was Issued sas for hia release, ana
len scoa was Appealed 70, By shs saE.
GERS in eeuamazai eE ne fort, aor lnssrus.
sions IN sas premises. The following h
his reply. a Gsaea -s saa
HsAssuAxsRzs Axag, w wAsrrxosox. !
-eia1 Wednesday, jug "a, 1851. {
To Coz %. ID. THoARsox s--e aud ae
sesa egdsrs imaaaaaaely 10 seuna aaa.
Ing ohacess OF Ports Haanilson and Lsfay.
etss 70 return writ In case of Purcell Ne.
Qufiian, THAI BIS bsga fsave 10 decline
Obeying the wris as tkis sinaa.
4ss~s 81 WINFIELD SCOTT.
Thas Tar towards q military despotism
have We drifted, and the end ia not yet.
Ehs conssilution, sanesifed By blood, and
banded aowp 10 us - . pgecioas legasy,
may Be yitupsratsd, annullsd, and aram-
Piled andeE foot--ths aoss solemn snd a.
cred snaesmenss Of the Land diaregardeG
and sysanie&l oligaxOhy sss up by 90
Abolition cabal, shFsateaiag the entire
subVeFsioa Of our Republican goEernzseaI;
but let tba voies Of oppositioR and reaaon-
strsnes be raised by sosns patriot, not yet
ready foE the CALLING manasIss and shack
Les Of despetisu, and military bassiIe
opens wide its deors 10 secsiye him.--
Does he appeal to she Legal aasAsgisiss to
protect him in his rightsP Does be call
upon the judiciary TO iRssrposs Its pro-
tsctiag SHIELD between desp,tism which
would imnuFe him within prieon gals,
and bis constitutional rights offree speech
He 10 met with q steEns. unexplained do
nisl for justice. aad the Judicial authority
10 eYerawed By the syEant's jaasifeasIon--
the power Of shs swoEd. Alas! for free
dom. Alas fer the liberty oar fathers
Won. .-.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

xnE csg ID arssdxn.

4 Aae eaansSY vii ksag aa mare al In,
cry 'Un % Klehmoa6. = ID Horaae GyseIe,
promises Ia card. Thsa ery Yesorgad &
aar weeks ksaaad me Gsussas ii ehiA ),
ne Fedsral Army to offer bsssse d III
sns1ny against his jsdgmsuG goasrsry Z
BIZ eouSiefioas, despIss hss sI,,ass E u !s.,s \
sAan ksowiessgs eS Inc resaals. D Ana sr,,, rs
sxseg Asssdfpds, psEhsps sissusAaas Il
5000 nasn aaase hesa sens 10 an unfIaasly
siseis glosdcus grave by kha Ahai..,a.
eaH "0n 20 Kfchmond, (Which - -
aesd by aamoss evesy HepubIgsas psss.
thsesghoas shs country. ali ths saslsss,..
saon fast san ha gos ans nf slaes aanss,ss
is list for the future thsy - :
mind their owa business.
= vas nos enough shas sssey fniIam.s.
We fsnaaisism of ms eserlh sxsiaa Il - 1,
I'LL oas ek sse Seakh sad 80 so.s1a
tne seeds 6 disanion ana al hnaai IT, =
twesa sna Norfh aud Eosssa. but Esars.ad.
iag ~ Hssdacang - wxx. sssss 80 -
sasasalsd b. zee g Waxsa oshsswisa 49,,
lsassica W. eaybaEeaaIy, and - sIsaw 90 |
They we're gsati6ad ar.d r. |
Tesslis b before the eousstry' fTTes 80, s ss.
soafs OF shose men wiao condnef Essssg
iesa fapaf4 Do thu jsdeaaes,s = -
y olooaspsd AEd tbs hyss loss Il R..ii,s Rss-s ~
= -. alssoEy whi rseosd Il agaist them shassk
.isss | q sney were ste cause 81 plu0gire shis
aish sfso happy assd gvospsfuas psss|s 3 III
2 zfssleadai saE. whas h.yN 80 !,
siya fes the salAaisiss they hsvs alsaady /
brought upon tbs eounsgy. whas 60
,ave. they viii moi risk Il H. ssontsss
ney hsys pssYoksd, Thsy hagn bvghsssr
'resissent appeals . sks ssssIoas i shsir I
ssaess laasaasd tbs populas mind oil
soFth against she ssuE6. Thsy re de- /
ng u ssiA, yaa when sha asvarumsr,s L
lriEsn by the fasos Of their aoueaIg % eaII /
m 2 arned ERsa, they rssassn d h5rps
ioatins az the haEoc and aIaurhter Il
seaf fellow aisisens bat nsser Crss.ass.v
7 passtcipasasg in tbs esEost which fhss
yoi egg TO believe to be for the saIya.;oa
the ssunsEy. o. tias wicke.Iaess. t5e
TpoeFisy, she eowass5iss If shsss fanssies
40 tss credalisy OF fsheiY dspas. Wasa-
ssEsH y ever agala Eaasoa gass eemsraI of
laas minds, wo bstide these fazaties !,
no aavs esused despiation ia b. suread | !
yer The LAID and basdsns 10 b iuapossS
y generations apsn hithsgto, fmrorerl |
oopis.-- Da5sqss Herald. - /,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
SAPoNIFIER, OR
G . N ca MT RAT ED LxE

TAs Rssdy Fsmag Sosp Maker, -
An iadsspe1sAsas article In every RaYsitv wssrva
~ Nita theiF oFtiRagy kitchen grease eamblnse
uts--hard, soFt or fzrtcy nj wifi mat 80 -
tsE SOFT snd witl clean type 20 psrfeesion--otEss
equals Is fSF seaaxiax, - : -. - =
Pat mp Ia Air-tiEhG iron boxes ef Heuxd sseh
wateh Will make, With or q pounds Kfaase fYaa,
- % 70 saions elegant sofs sozp, OF plgnf - ssz
II h&s now bsen several yesss slnse mi. i,v..,s
1eis article was aFst inls0ssspd Z, ne aThise 49,
tns esimattan ia which IL Is hssd wherever ksfssg
sha tas immense demand fer Is frum all agsgters
as family article. = = '@'FS~
Bss&vs ~ F@ssasteaa ~
Ths success Of our artaIs IKE that Of ALL st.esv
sslss g irss merit and value has induced unpgin.
ths public against worthless c0nt sygss d zss tn
noRe eai ths anss eFigInaI and pataaGaa aEtie
m&nufsesafet ed only By HE
Psassyiv@@as Sat AaHagssfsvssg Compaax,
OF Eass Tsrsntum. Anexany Co Pa
onaOe and Depot, Ne sss, Penn street, above the
PlasabuRg, Pemm.
Who also manufacture standard auaiitx
cauatie Soda Tor Soap Makers aSda Ash n%an
Soda Ash, Bal Seda, ChIaride as CAiIe1zus l,ap-
psTas, Manganese EiLEis Acid sooa saisr-
atas, RisstAEng Posass, MuriAtio AeIa,
saiphafts Assds Aqaa FDrtis. CA4a~
reform, Extra Refined snow-
white Fable AaA Dairy and
Fsc&inE Salt, waFTaa~ ~
ted pure ana dry.
FBa up Ia various packages aasd exsgss Eas ssls
pure sals In ths country. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
Eog: TIE EAsg-ExyEsslog OF THa
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
E4Aa -

| oPgH no MAKgsGoF
Daily llzs Fasins directly kxss fona CestrAI fow
10 Chieaso . Mslss ssasing aassd-so Atlss
| FRftheE west Mast aifeet s9ats 50 EA4Sago
| ana tas gasS II via shs
| CHICAGO l. R0CE IsIAAED AND kIssIssTPPI
| AND Missouri RAILROADS
oply line from CsnlsiIowA 10 Chlcago aEder ana
saanAgsnsnt, The sissiAsippi and aissoari 81 &
ID now composites 70 MeTeugs ard win soan be opsr-
| ed farther vest. Dss MeEnss and CO antii Hiuas
Passengers viii And Eai& Esnts sh& ghoylAg1 Cateh.
est snd Bssls avoiding All delays at ne Mhsisaippi
RiSeT. Eisss nnseslsns are zaaas wiGh sac wea-
PssssnseT saA Exprssa Trasss Eesve Marsuee Ia.
% 20 p u, @rTsssSs aE CAacsgo 81 70 o'sioek
No saarge FOR tranSfsg Of Bagssze at chieaeo. .
Asct st Chicago sith the trains on Ia Hassag lines
FACTS FoR sTocK sHIPPERs,
ste<k leaving AArenso AZ % r. u. arrives at
CaieAs9 AZ 90 the aext Esofaiag Ia tsna sar the
early MaFkstS and Stock trains of As EastaSn lEss
Tas whole time Consumed ST tie MIssissippi RiV-
ez does not exceed fsenty minurss: ThRgs is no
etzAn8s Of cara no fezFiaga on delay e. IT -.
Ths opea!lg of ma M. q Il. Il h 10 Maraaxo
enables parties driving Stock frsEn pes Malnss ana
other points 10 Central and western Iowa (ssfogv
considered equally distant trgm the aissaxsbt roads
20 save thrss days irving an4 from 10 % 30 hour
sn the ears over any other rSsse.
stscA viii be dsiivsrd to any Of ahs aisssat yards
at Chksa4os44g ss. sss.F .. .. --
Ths Il. AN Il. n. Is now being extended west or
MaEs7s&, aud fAAt aS completed ssoea trains will
be ran 10 tbs eGsd Of ths tFAcE
Every facility for The conTeulsat shipmsnt Of Cat
kle FfsightS l9w 40 via alay ethsE route and no
pains spared g redsr IL tbs nost desirable rsats
from Iowa TO Chlsage.
THRaudH TICKETS TO all principal poiats In tns
usltsd states and csaaaas by ali routes, ean be
procured at Washington, fowa City End MAFsago. :
- JOHN y, TRACY,
W. T. ST. IOHNI SEMI sEpi.
9eaan Freight and Tickes Agent.
January 1, 1889, s.....r. "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

MetAes 10 hsfeEy gIyHn, that tAs az4aFkLsns1
A6minlStTssDT "a tha Kss3ts "a Msshsw N nrsfEsss
sna ANA Hastoas dsesssed late ef PpatAx aatassss
enaHtys state ss Isway wilI On aasasaag ahe Riss1
aAy sf 5ans, a. d. 1851, esswesn the heurs al II
s'eao& a. M. sad esdoek p. n. SET ns pahaie a.
ks, 90 tAs RFaaslssa, Tbs foiiewisig passaAl pss.
sE9, sslsnsins g sad xsfAss, cssslsslag eE sis
|ssEewtng pEDpaEsy, tsswls.
Five bead % cassss ED hssa Of Rasssa osae tsrs
hagss wa@on cad Hasness, two aythAs ana aafss
0fas TIVE horse Raow, 10 DTag Teeth, exs Sled esls
shassi Rfsw, one FsanIax Hi six hesd 81 Hsss
sas CailiyaaoF saa sin DRY 3osds Ru4aa. 80
& Terms 81 sale, sas~EaukA aowh, tAs bAlanes 81
twelve mgnshs sffns, win good and appyoyed ~
SAzatT. Sale 10 eozRuzeucs as II oscseeh q ra Is
4. 4 1uMP, AdministyataF
Estate Ms&tse@ v n Aana Hutlass Deed
ksy O iasI. "A s#ss. & - = = a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

yEso DAvID c0Ng. frs
a aantlsmsa yaa ass kaEehy aesaama shas
tHsTa - n5~ oh Sic Ia ths cc4 Of the Cisgk ng se
plssxiet 0oass in PosEawattamls CoRnss fsssg 4
Rststloa OF Aaaons cumssrsk b ssa. azaiwals9 II
gea ne kasa ef Tsn assareA and ssghsy -sns aftY.
hvs oas~hanaz 90 anaiEsay ~ uasxsas aNs ID yeas
nseashs eS Junas &aEnes aad seeGaabes, 1854 alae
Asxlss thasa wTlt sf Attachment mag b. isssea =
8Ssnst yasE soaas, sAssasls san6s ms saaassssss
n4as eyazay3 fz sseazs paFUlsEl 1T said siais
80 sAst afzssss zoe kvpesy sna psssa fhSssao III
- neFsans ef ths ssaasa aaF "a sas Aszs serss
RI said Gepss 10 be hsgan zzsS hesass tn Tsaanssl
Bth8s, FessawAssasals eoaskg gswA, ID. slse Yirs4
kendAy Ia Asgazk aBexs saexAsns wIN b rsssaar q
s@stass ses tbsTepa. 4
7@ss VI sAMEs q WILLIAMS.
AssYs ~ ~
cezaasl RsaHs Haais fer feuT was1 -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST Is, 1851.

EYs u RTYyssugxg Il De afa sgsxsss n,
Sec gsFk aaA - tAss g. Bsssass axs sac sss<E -
80 Aasssas - &sEsSsAssH% fss this Rasss
- yug, Coz Co. ass asEharsssa Asasam sas
AsN Koga and PAlfsasspAia.
y 8t1ga, tsoar ssshefssss Agent fer
E@g. .. poas o %. are oHsaagaorassa Axsus.
~ n. aSesls, T Isl -
- y. = sosssss, u esq Aashssissa AssztEss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
way IA ri

Wiii some person tell as why Il Il that
whilst handrsds Of thousands 5f Nbythagr
men Engaged in = war In isfaass og -
onsssl1ntion Of the United stssss--ahal
whilst men are mobbed and thair nrorer.
destroyed foF expressing hossslitv l.
sae present civil war that wI.aIss ne,vs.
pafars waleh synpaakiss wisk ina ga,,sa
g shs South, jet profess loyalsv q a.,
Constitution, are auppressed-ssaas whllst
al these things are being dnna IN ~,
Isasae OF she Gosesnmenf Tor fhe N assry-
ation OF the Constitution arsh. Irs,a.
%, " m. Lloyd Garrison, e.saainssss .s.asae.
lested, IN loyal New Engiand, 10 pablish.
his paper With the MOTTO. RTA< U.aiisa
assafss coastsfsasos u o rossssptssf a,sisk
asssh aad aa sgrsemssss sssas Aes5 - his-
Eonpd n the head ef It's eogazaf.s 2 n sais
var lor the defsncs Of the Coaasilas,ao ! :
sfid II 20, ase aoe shs Abolisionisss of shs
soFsh-#ho have always been The bltter.
sss ssssilan of shas lssssuaank.--sa
iAach deserving shs paaishmsss sassoa sut
g traitors . the secsssioussss Of t.
South siosas Guy Reesslas.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
JEFF Davis Backing Down.
STEAMER VANDERBILT SOLD TO
THE REBELS.
FLOATING BATTERY PLACED IN A
FIGHTING POSITION.
SOLDIERS POURING INTO CHARLESTON
RUFFIN, LATE NJ. c., IN THE RANKS.
Battle Hourly Expected at
Charleston.

New YORK, April 10. 1t is reported
that jeff. Davis has telegraphed to Chrles-
ton not to fire on any vessels entering
that harbor for the purpose merely of sup
plying Fort Sumter with provisions.
A special dispatch to the Day Book
from Charleston. dated 10th, says troops
are pouring in from the interior to-day.
Everything is ready for a collision. A
battle is hourly expected, for Fort Sum-
ter will be attacked without waiting for
the abolition feet. Everything is pre-
pared against a land attack.
1t is rumored hat the steamer Wander
bilt has been sold to the Southern Con-
federacy.
A special dispatch from Charleston, 9th,
to the Herald says that the floating bat
terry has been towcd to a position between
Sullivan's Island and Fort Sumter.
CHARLESTON, April 10. The floating
battery has been finished, mounted and
manuel.
Our people are not excited, but there is
q firm determination to meet the issue.
About 1000 troops were sent to the for
tifcations to-day, and 1900 more are to
60 down tomorrow.
About 1000 troops are now at the for
tifications. The beginning of the end is
approaching.
Reliable authority states that the re
port that General Ampudia was marching
upon Brownsville is false, he having re
tired from the Mexican army, and i!
without the means even # nc had thu
disposition to undertake such an enter
prise. The constitutional government o
Mexico is also opposed to such a move
Inc It.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE N. Y. HERALD.
WASHINGTON, April s. My dispatch
last night, rejecting the policy of the ad-
ministration, especially in its determine
ton to "hold, occupy and possess the forts
and other public property of the United
States" will be practically illustrated
within twenty-four hours, if certain ves-
sells of the feet left New York according
to the programme.
The peace policy of the administration
has been taken advantage of by the South,
while at the same time their representa-
tives have been here begging the Presi-
dent to keep hands off. While he was
holding back, in the hope that some dis
position would be manifested, to his great
surprise he found that, instead of peace,
they were investing every fort and navy
yard with rebel troops and Notifications,
and actually preparing to make war upon
the federal government. Not only this,
but while the administration was yielding
to the cry against coercion, for the purpose
if possible, of averting the calamity of
civil war, the very men who we're the
loudest against coercion were preparing
for it, the government was losing strength
with the people, and the President and his
Cabinet were charged with being imbecile
and false to the high trust conferred upon
them.
AT last they have determined to enforce
the laws, and to do it vigorously F; but moi
in an aggressive spirit. When the adj.
ministration determined TO order Major
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12
The Perfect MeIOdeOn,
WITHOUT AN EQUAL

A LM0ST every mail from far and near brings
IA TO US some new evidence OF the great favor
and growing popularity OF this beautiful lnstru-
ment, and abundant testimonials are constantly
reaching US proving conclusieely that no other
Reed instrument contains so many exellencies as
the PERFECT MELODE0N WITH BASS DAMPBR
AND HARMONIC ATTACHMENTS,
The Harmonic Attachment is the most valuable
Of modern improvements-by it the power of the
Instrument is doubled without increasing its size
or the number of its Reeds.
Our NEWLY INVENTED HARMONIC ORGAN
for CHURCHES, CONCERT and LECTURE ROOMS
has GREATER APACITY n POWER than any other
instrument made in the Country, considering
the price.
1t is FAR MORE SIMPLE and LESS LIABLE TO GET
OUT OF ORDER than other Reed Organs.
Itcontains only HALF AS MANY REEDS as other
instruments of the same power, and consequent
ly not HALF TIE EXPENSE to keep in tune.
1t has a fine powerful PEDAL BASS with REEDS
disconnected with the other part of the instru-
ment.
Another entirely new feature in the Mclodeon
enterprise is the PATENT HARP. or PIANO ATTACH.
aENT, to the Melodeon.
This is precisely what its name indicates, A CON.
BINATIoN OF THE MgLoDEON AND PIANO PORTE.
and meets precisely the wants and desires of O
large class who have long been anxious to SEQ the
two instruments combined in Nicholson size. In
this unique instrument the MELoDEoN, or PIANO,
may be played separately or combined, producing
an effect unknown to any other instrument, and
must be heard to be appreciated.
We have arrangements with some of the best
Piano Makers to receive from them regularly
PIANOS of the very best quality which will be sold
at less than Boston prices.
Also, PIANOS and MELoDEoNs to RENT.
All Instruments warranted and sent to any part
of the country at our risk.
EsrY & GREEN, Brattleboro. Vt.
U- The undersigned is authorized to act as
agent for Esty Il Green, in procuring for any who
may desire it, one of their Justly celebrated in
struments. If any of our readers should want one
of the best melodeons in the world, and will make
known their wishes, they may rely on being served
to their entire satisfaction.
s.. HOWARD, JR., Publisher of Newsdealer.
Hyde Park, Feb. lstr 1860. 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12
]. SMITH POWERS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at Johnson, within
and for said district on the 10th day of April,
A. d. 1861.
Sloan Gates Administrator on the estate of
j. Smith Powers, late Of Wolcott, in said district
deceased, makes application to raid court for
license to sell all the real Estate of the said de-
ceased in said Wolcott. for the purpose.of paying
the debts of said deceased and charges of admin
istration.
Therefore it Is ordered by said court that the
said application be referred for hearing and de.
cision to the 29th day Of April, A. ID. 1861. at the
Probate Office in said johnson, and that all per-
sons concerded be notified thereof, by publication
of this order in the L.amoille Newsdealer, printed
at Hyde Park. three weeks successfully. PRIOR to
the time set for hearing. that they may appear at
said time and place and IL they see cause object
thereto. BY the Court.
20w3. Attest, 5. ). PIKE Regiser.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12

An Ounce Of Preventive worth a Pound Of
Cure.-This is true in regard to the LITTLE ails in
life. Bonesache, headache, lassitude, &C., are
small things, perhaps. with many persons, and
they take no notice of them, but they will, if neg
lected' ripen into some thing that will not be SO
easily got rid of. Now, if you have at hand a bot
tie of Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bitters, a few
doses will often set you right, carrying off this bad
matter, and you will be saved severe sickness, go
through the changes of weather comfortably and
with only % cents expense. See advertisement.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12
EHa GIsancery.
SAMUEL MERRIAM, sTATEOF

SAMUEL MERRIAM, STATE OF VERMONT.
VS.. LAMoILLE COUNTY, May
WIN. II. FOSTER AND Term. A. D.. 1861.
CALVIN HOLTON.
ihe Orator, Samuel merriam Of johnson, in the
County of Lamoille and State of Vermont having
brought his petition for foreclosure against VIM.
II. Foster and Calvin Holton of parts unknown,
made returnable to said Court ofChancery, within
and for said County, at the term aforesaid.
Setting forth that the said William II. Foster
on the fourth day of May, A. d. 1851, executed
unto the said Orator his certain mortgage deed OF
certain land in Wolcott in the aforesaid County of
Lamoille, bounded, at the date of said mortgage,
on the north by land owned by Joseph Adams, on
the east by land owned by NJ. Jones, on the south
by land owned by Stephen Wood, and on the
west by land owned by Samuel Pennock and is the
whole Of lot number one hundred and thirty-eIght
in said Wolcott, and was decided by Stephen
Woods to said Foster on the 3Oth day Of March A.
d. 1855.
And further setting forth, that the said Mort
gage deed was conditioned for the payment Of a
certain promissory note, dated May 4th, A. ID.
1851, for the sum of fifty dollars and sixty-ive
cents, payable to the Orator or order in eight
months from date with interest, and that said
note is now justly due and owing, and has not
been paid according to the tenor and effect of the
same.
And further setting forth, that the said William
II Foster, for the consideration of seven hundred
uOlldIS ny MS uceu VI QutI Cluinh' uuip SlSntui
sealed and recorded, the date thereof is the 18th
day of February, A.. ID. 1859, conveyed said prem
Uses to Francis H.. Behren, of Pepperhill in the
State of Massachusetts,, and that the said Behren
by quit claim deed duly signed, sealed and re-
corded on the Goth day of March, A. ID. 1860, con-
veyed said premises to the said Calvin Holton de-
PENDANT.
And praying that the equity Of redemption of
the said william II. Fostsr and Calvin Holton in
the premises may be foreclOsed agreeably to the
act to diminish the expenses of fOreclosing mort
cages in equity.
And it being made to appear that the said Will
liam H.. Foster and Calvin Holton reside out of
this State, and cannot be served with subpoena:
II is therefore ordered, that the Orator cause the
substance of his petition, together with this or
der, to be publihed three weeks successfully in
the Lamoille Newsdealer, a newspaper publ; he'd
weekly at Hyde Park, in the County of Lamoille,
and State of Vermont the last of which publica.
tion to be at least twenty days before the Fourth
Tuesday of May. A. ID. 1861, at which last men.
toned term ofthe Court of Chanccry then to be
holden at Hyde Park, within and for the County
of Lamoille and State Of Vermont, the. said Will
liam II, Foster and Calvin Foster are required To
appear and make answer to the Orators said pc
tition or IL will be taken as confessed.
Given under my hand ut Hyde Park, this 9th
day of April, A.. D.. 1861.
w. Il. MARRS, Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS GLEED, Solicitor for the Orator.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12

eB In Burmah, when a young woman
is i'll, her parents agree with a physician,
that If he cures the patient he may have
her for his trouble but if she dies under
his medicines, he is to pay them her full
value. 1t is stated that some success
ful physicians have large families of fe-
males who have become their property in
this manner.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-12

O. We learn from the Bellows Falls
Times that on Saturday of last week an
assault was commenced on Horace Fair
brother, of Westminster, by four boys
by the name of Joseph Cochran, John
Hughes, Lawrence Mansfield, and Dennis
Clifford, the last three Irish. Mr.. Fair
brother claims that he was also robbed Of
s93. Mr.. +. was badly bruised about the
head and face. On examination, Mansfield
and Clifford were discharged. Hughes was
fined S., and Cochran $40 and costs.