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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07
Notice to Teachers.

THE Public examination of teachers ior .p ~
/ town of wolcott will be held at the ves say VI
the M. Il. Church on Saturday Nov 2Sd, io o5 "a
All who are interested in schools are insl.ea . w
be present. N. o. FREEMAN o"psn
Wolcott. Nov. Sd, 1862.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07

DEATH OF A MEMBER.-The North Co..
announces the death of Isaac Eastm,n
Esq, member of the Legislature elect for
the town of Walden, and an estimab,o
man. Mr.. Eastman was not able to t,lo
his scat in the house.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07

REsIaNEp.-A. Judson Rowel, of Troy,
has resigned the position of Captain In
Commissary Department OF the Army Oh
account of i'll health.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07

1
imcnt, was not intended for publication,
but to all having friends in that regiment
it will be interesting He speaks of an
other brother who resides near the camp
FohT BUNKER HILL,
Oct. Goth 1862.
DEAR BROTHER After so long time
take my pen to let you know that | am
still in the land Of the living, perhaps |
ought to have written to you before, but
/ have "lackcd opportunity" We have
been busy for the last two or three weeks,
and have had time to write but very
little. Two weeks ago last Tuesday the
Captain, one Sergeant, one Corporal, and
fifty privates were detailed to go about
three miles from here to dig rifle pits and
build road, and as we were to stay
number of days, we took ten of the eigh-
teen tents, one Of the cooks and our arms
and equipments and went prepared for
long stop. We dug the rife pits in the
two days, then worked on the road three
days when We were ordered home again.
The place where VIC epcamped when we
were at work was within twenty rods of
Dwights house, and | went there to
stay the first night, and boarded with
him the rest of the time that we were
there. Ellery was taken sick while we
were there and took him to Dwight's
with me- and took care of him until he
was well enough to 90 back to the Go.
1t was rich treat to US to 60 there and
sleep on a good bed and have something
clean to eat and good place to eat it.
Since we came back from there we have
been drilling very persistcntly on the
guns in the fort, for it is expected that
We shall be changed from an infantry to
an artillery regiment, if we are we shall
probably be placed in one Of the forts
that surround Washington, and stay
through the winter. | think the arrange
ment would be very satisfactory one to
the regiment, but all things in a soldiers
life is uncertain, and we may be over in
Virginia within week.
Der. 9th.
Yesterday at four o'clock, when | stop
ped writing we heard that the 18th Vt.
regiment was in the barracks at Was ing
ton, and wishing very much to sec them
we (Joseph Skinner, Ellery II. We ster
and !, started at double quick-step to see
them. 1t was raining quite smartly when
we started, it raincG all the time we were
going and coming back. We went however
and Ellory found his brother Joseph, and
we also found some others of our friends,
and all appeared very glad to see us as
we were to see them, they with the 18th
went over the long bridge into Virginia
this morning, the 10Th went over day or
two before.
There is a rumor quite prevalent here
to day and obtains much credcnce in the
higher circles that we arc not to be trans
ferrcd into artillery after all, but that VIC
shall be in Virginia within ten days, but
time only will tell.
Der. 2Sth.
When / finished the last sheet was
called away suddenly, and did not have
time to finish it, ready to send last night
so | thought would write few more
lines to night The weather here unit
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07


EaS In a list of Vermont soldior,
the hospital at Philadelphia, Oct Dist
we notice the following from this county
Moses F. Whipple, Morristown, Co p
Sd, diarrhea.
Joseph Churchill, StOwc,Co H, 18Th
U. S. S., cystorhoea.
Thomas Long, Cambridge, Co. D, 5tb.
debility.
Ezra F. Russell, Stove, Co. D, 9Th
phthisic.
James W. Sleeper, Morristown, Co. D
9th, dysentary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07
FROM THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT.

The following, from a brother of ours,
who is in Capt. Rice's company, | lth reg
imcnt, was not intended for publication,
but to all having friends in that regiment
it will be interesting. He speaks of an
other brother who resides near the camp ::
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07

glance at the map will show that tho Al.
bama is directly in the track of Enron.' ''
bound vessels, and is uncomfortablv ro., I
our coast. Where is our navy? If
government can't capture this pirate :,
would pay the merchants of the con,,.
to fit out privateers for her destruo,;
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07

When finished the last sheet was
called away suddenly, and did not have
time to finish it, ready to send last night,
so thought would write a few more
lines to night. The weather here until
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-11-07

Waterville, Nov. 4th.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29
COTTON AND TOBACCO SEED.

lion. J. r. WILsos, menbsr Of Congress
from THE district, writes - follows to the
Burling,os Ha,eksys: ~ shall, in the
course Of the present session Of Congress,
have placed It my disposal . lot Of Cot.
ton end Tobacco seed for distribution. ]
wish to furnish these to persons Who will
plass and cultivate then, and will thsDk
soch persons sbreughout the First Congres.
sionai District, 10 inform me At an early
day, 70 that may supply them"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29
PROGRANNB.


Glasses A. Z. c, PIE, ?. g. q, and l. viii b ezhb.
ited the nrst day. and until Il the second dsy
The other ciassss will Be- exhibited IN The Hall, The
afternoon Of the sesnd day Articles 70 b e1hblted
the nrst day must b entered By O'Clock ?. n Of the
10 o'clock Of the second day.
The Executive Committee will meet 1t she Sscrets-
rvs ONCE On The Fair Grounds d II ecioes the ART
dag OF the Fair.
The several Examinins Committees win report
themselves to the Executive Committee, st the Sers
tarys once, on the Fair Grounds At O'clock 4. y.
Of the nrst day, and Commence 0persOos At u o'clock
Of same day,
Articles entered for competition must Be the proper
~ Of members u the society, member VI his Of
her family, uader the age OF ~ years.
Persons employed for The purpose, and wearing ap-
propriate badges will BE- In attendance to receive he
articles intended for exhibition In their several de-
partmcnt; and suciest police viii on the ground
10 tske care Of all property deposited for exhibition,
and Society will be responsible for lie safe Keeping
No articles animals entered for competition must
be from the 81, ind until sciock The last day
Of the Fair without the consent Of the Executive COM
mittcc.
No animals Or articles having heretofore taken .
premium at or Cosnty Fair. shall hereafter draw
Premier rxceps 10 higher Glass; but sipoass nay
b swasdcd 70 ssch anias articles 81 the dse'ou
Of the Kxsmiuing Comnittee.
single cket (ss ctsJ wsbe fOr sale at the gate ID
hitting one pesssa for enc Cay saiy.
Hay will be furnished by the Society for al stoes q
exhib,tsoa. tree Of charge.
Z. ncsRlps, PressSeas.
". 5. BraKE. Seerv.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29


Drrs-os 1sves. IL ssl. Lake cisy, Cssa fs.riss,,
81 Reubew nasseo. Of the County, sooa seven ysans
three months aoi = days.
ne saayses = ths sbsys nseics - sf sAsss sr's
vNe were elanssssiseiy tsksn soy from their hcss
spd erief-ssrieksa asAss, ~ tAsir nsssdsd mother
- her rsasisas In Jelly last q whom no inssrnatioa
-. received us The knei Of 1sasA ssisssA Ais ears
n sns foewisg sxsrscs u lssier mn NJ - ~
bssasse. J. 4 SsAsssn. NO. ssassqsih, .. T. a..
Ss4h, ioe3.
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~ ~ ahess hove - csusn .uss
ms annsnnepuoa1 altAsagA suavsyine tneeiheeese .
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nnv 800 % heart aIrt.dy sveEwhesnea vfsA 60
o. he csntrssy, IL csavesn nsins trsssss -
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via NE ~ sa.su = psss
M ten4es frsns SAAli ~ $500
On ~ tAnpssisssA vssss = g.
~ esasls ssses h hsaAsl y esssA-
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sfill frun thy lswiy - - esssh.
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q 81 ~ ssrnisG ssans - asuy
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29

g. Capt. J. A. wittiAnsoS, OF Des
Moisss, Adjataos Of the 9Th, 10 a letter to
his wifs--sxtracts FROM which We fad 10 the
Dee MONIES NmN-says 10 vas wouedcd
slightly 10 The shoslder. By . grape sAes.--
OF he brave Iowa boys be thus spsAks:--
"Ths Oh lova fosghs we'll and suffered
drssdtsily, not lees than 800 killed and
woaaded. The Iowa troops have sustained
tAsis rspstasioa 10 HE sshs. Never was
sssA drsadful odds nss % bravsly % b. the
An lows aad Sssh lilioeis, under Col.
Dodse's conmaod. When the eight was
over, the Ssh Ill.,. could not raise but $50
men; Ne hishess olIesr ieft In command OF
the Resineas, Was Lieut., not Geld Of
aseros eapsAia lefs.'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29

1col. O. n. DoDos, Of the !owa 4sh,
was At Springfield, on Monday last, en-
ssass for 81. Louie, q Ne learn from .
telegram received fron him , his brother
10 THE city. We regret 70 learn that he Is
differing severely from iojsries received
81 The battle Of Pea Ridge. We le,rn from
hin, that 20 Of the wounded Of the 4th,
bsss disd-aakiag the total loss 10 killed
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29
. ASk ron If. MAMIE.

II the title Of be.atifsi sseei engraving
in the April oombev Of Cooley, and Is m
Sns specimea Of the art ~ one often sees.
Cooley spares no psins in making the La.
dy's Book attractive, and 20 commingles the
useful and the ornamental that we cannot
but admire, while We lsars. The Book il
indeed . tresssrs, and should Be svisitos to
every household In the land. Price, three
dollars year, with liberal clubbing terms.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29

e "Dodgs's Battery'' Capt. n. 7.
ssoos, - It New Madrid. The Captsin
writes that be has tried the metal Of bis
guns on the enesy twice, and that il is ra-
Their "niee"-shou:h he thinks II would
te1acs from the pleasure Of the business
saserislly, il the rsbeis should get 10 the
saseless habit Of picking OF some Of bis
men.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29
sEs YOURSELVES, &c.

II yos would realize the wish Of the poet
and zee yoasselvea'a ~ others see you, take
your s,and In EAroS's Ark, and he will soon
.eoasinee yps that he power has been gi'en
him to accomplish that little job for you.--
And, by-shc- way, he has recently been add
ing greatly to his facilities for taking pic
sares, ensbliag him TO take from 4 to l92
copies At . single sitting. Another com
mendabls feature Of this business IL, the
great seiacsioa io price these late Improve
saen,s have worked. EAroS viii now take
sosr a~bfosypes for 81, or nine for 81
Cheap enough.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29

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Home Fire Insurance CeDp'y.
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Insurance Company.
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OF nsrussl. Gems.
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above eopaniss at rates - lev - he hazards vi
justify.
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Land Dissricts in Iowa sud Hssraska, whore Land
are subject 70 sale.
LaaA warrants. City Property, Inpssvsd Farms -
Wild Lands bought and sold.
Legal Dussnese Of al kinds prouply attended, to-
Psenlar attention given 70 the coilsesiou Of debs
D.. 9. BLooMsR
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THIRTY DA Y9il
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Ladies' Bazaar!"
CONSISTING OF
asss.asas 81
RI1Roxs,
RLUMEs. y
RUsnEs,
Flowers
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vELvETs,
as Sll.Ro, Eae.,
AT Prime COST
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wholesale - Hsssis Dealer i.
DRY GOODS, GROCER IS,
Boots. sAoss. Hate. Caps.
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UelEx.RlAR1s,
Notices. yo~sisa and Domestic Lisser; dealer h
Yreduce es al kisds, Ard eesssal Out1stiae nsuse.
Ne. !. snpars siscA. Lswss ssesiusy.
csuysrxE 1xg1Es, -. seOss.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-03-29

1yAxxx ~ - vses<sfssv, = ~ = = SanAsfy.
i IL - "a bsy yssssinG ts&--N saw 0ssse =
HruoSs ; HAesuDW - hsSe - - eyRe.s1glD-
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22
Parson Brownlow's Book.


AT Mr. Brownlow's request we give
below communication received from
him and published in the Cincinnati pa
pers. He desires the editors ofthe West
to do him Justice the to publish the com
municatiou, that the public may not be
imposed upon.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.-Ascher &
Co., ofIndianapolis, have brought out a
sma ! trashy book, in cheap form, pur-
porting to be my "Life, Speeches and
Addresses" connected with my troub-
les among the Secessionists. This is a
BOOTS production, doing me great iuius.
tice, and by no means reporting me cor.
rectly, either as to my history or speech
es since l came North. I am now pre.
pairing a genuine book of the kind, and
will have it out in few days, publish.
ed by Geo. w. Chllds, of PHILADELPHIA
Applegate Il Co., of Cincinnati, arc the
publishers for the West. l caution the
public against the bogus concern, as
shall at once commence legal proceed
ings against all cocerned in vending it,
as well as the publisher. -. p
w. G.. BROWNLOW.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 3, 1862. .
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22
biographical Enigmt
Misttllanrous.

WOMAN APPOINTED MAJoR.--Gov.
ernor Yates has paid rather unusual
but merited compliment to Mrs. Rey
nolds, wife Of Lieutenant Reynolds, OF
Company A, 18th Illinois, and a res
ident Of this city. Mrs. Reynolds has
accompanied her husband through the
greater part Of the campaign through
which the 18th has passed, sharing with
him the dangers aud priyatiOHs Of SOL
dier's life. She was present at the bat
tie of Pittsburg Landing, aud like a
ministering angel, attended to the wants
of as many of the wounded and dying
soldiers as she could, thus winning the
gratitude and esteem Of the brave fel,
lows by whom she was surrounded.
Governor Yates, hearing of her heroic
and praise worthy conduct, prsented her
with commission as Major in the army
the document comforting the we'll -mer-
itod honor being made out with all form
ality, and having attached the great seal
of the State. Probably no lady in A.
merica will again have such distin
guished military honor conferred upon
her. Mrs. Reynolds is now in this city
and leaves to join her regiment in 4
day or two.-- Peoria Transcript.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22

INSECT MUSICIAN that we read is
not gospel. Button, Goldsmith, and
others, tell us that flying insects, like
mosquitoes, Iocusts, and so on, make
the humming noise they do by beating
the air with their wings. It's all mis-
take. They sing just like ourselves,
only their vocal organs are not deposi-
ted in their throats, but along the side
of their bodies. They use ESQ the mi
croscope assures us,) wind pipe, the
outlet OF which is furnished with vi,
brating valve like that employed on the
accordeon; but then a man has only
one of these arrangements, while most
insects have at least dozen; aud
through each of the dozen, as they fly,
the air is made to rush with prodigious
effect and somo degree of melody.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22

BLEYKER's DIvIsToN.-Whon Lieut..
Governor Polsley, Gen. Samuels and
Col. Crothers we're down in the Valley
organizing Courts under the restored
Government, they met Gen. Blenker's
Division of the army, composed of ten
thousand Germans, encamped between
Charleston and Winchester. They had
become separated from their tents and
supplies and had been forty days and
forty nights without covering. They
had eaten up everything in the country
except fence rails and had commenced
on them. Gen. Rosecrans, who had been
detailed as a special commander to lead
the division out Of the wildernes ess
towards Moorofeld, was heard to say
that he had never seen a better looking
body of men or an army more capable
of enduring the hardships to which they
were subject. 1t is said that Gen. Ere
mont is about to join this division at
Moorefeld. d.-I Wheeling Tnteliigencer.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22
April.


There have been a greater number Of
important events and actions during
the month Of April, Just closed, than
in any month Of the war. It has been
a month of great surrenders, battles
and movements. Il has been illustra-
ted by the surrender of Island No. 10
and its six thousand rebel troops, by the
surrender of Fort Pulaski and its rebel
garrison; by the capitulation Of New Or
leans, the New York Of the South, and
all It's rebels, excepting those that fed.
1t has been crimsoned by the bloody
battle of Shiloh. and by hundred mi
nor engagements, fought along line
of fifteen hundred miles in extent, from
Yorktown to Santa Fe. 1t has seen
the splendid march of Mitchell and the
mastery movements Of Pope. It has
seen the advance of Mcdowell to Fred.
ericksburg, and the march of Banks
toward Staunton. Curtis column has
been moving eastward through Nilsson.
ri, Steele preparing to descend the Ar
kansas, and Fremont advancing south
ward through Virginia; Burnside has
been busy in North Carolina, and the
capture of Fort Macon splendidly closes
the months work. Hunter has been
drawing up his strength, preparatory to
a spring upon the enemy. But the
greatest work of the month, greater
than the surrenders, heavier than the
engagements, more trying than the
marches, has been the prodigious pre-
parations going on for the two decisive
battles of the war--That under General
Mcclellan, on the York River, and that
under General IIalIcck, on the Tennes.
see. The month which has just come
in, the sweet month of May, will, in all
human probability, be that in;which the
purpose and result of all these prepara-
tions will appear. SO that, though the
operations of April are immeasurably
important and splendid they bid fair to
be entirely overshadoNed by the opera
tions of Mny.-[N. Y. Times.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22

The EXPENSES OF THE WAR.-Sec.
Chase says that the expenses of the
war have been exaggerated, only an oc-
casiOnal days expenses having run
up to the maximum stated In the news
papers. On a, thorough review of our
past, present, and prospective expenses,
he does not estimate the total debt, on
July lst at over 100000, 900. He
has recommended to Congress the issu,
ing Of S25, 100000 Of demand Treasury
notes, Of denominations under 50.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22

GEN. MoRGAN's DIvIsIoN.--Gen. G.
w. Morgan, lately appointed to the
command Of a Brigade from Ohio, has
charge ofthe7th division of the army
Of the West, and is now at Cumberland
Ford, in the, vicinity Of the celebrated
Cumberland Gap, whsre the States Of
Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia,
come together. The Ford is in Ken
tucky. This issa very important posi-
ton, as it commands the leading, and
most frequented route of travel, from
the East to the West, through the
Southern States. @aJS rtF'r.sl' a'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22

GEN. McCLELLAN-W. ID. Bickham,
Of the Cincinnati Commercial, writes
from Yorktown: "Here permit me to
say, that my observation satisfies me
that General Mcclellan is really tho
pet Of the army. There is no doubt of
their confidence in him. have, here
tofore, criticised his administration; l as
frankly, aud as boldly state my belief
that tho army relies upon him conf
IDENTIFY. Success or defeat will confirm
or destroy his reputation"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22

PREMIUMS FOR NORTHERN GROWN
COTToN.-The publisher of the Amer
lean Agriculturist, New York, has offer
ed 800 in premiums for the best five
specimens Of Cotton grown tn is year
above ATTITUDES $50 and 400 .
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issu4ortrp aarsgA



The chords Of Memory parting one by one
20, grief too great for tellingN
Leaving the ghosts Of Joy and truth once known,
That mock the mind with glimpscs of the flown,
AZ Thought from It's fount Is yelling.
The waning Will the Actions guide no moro
The monarch hath Departed E a f-|
Despair rclgnp king where Reason ruled before
The Pale Horse paussth at the palace door,
To bear tine Lroken-hcarted.
Ihl language fails, and Fancy fails to show
How madness mind deposcs-- r.f. r... .....
o, dark, profound, lmpenetrable wo .....
God grant thee friend, that thou mayst never know
Fen what the brink diJcloscsi -.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-05-22
z AEMMING COTTON.

"'Hom them iu!'' is the country's cry;
"'See how the bayonet needles ny
Nothing neglect and nothing leave,
EIsm them IN from il,e skirts to the sIesrei
T.ittlc reck they Of scratch or hurt,
Who toll at hemming the Southern shirt;
Little they'll care, as slics shnut1sond,
ri the Southern shirt prove Southern shr~ud.
Hurrah for the needles sharp aud thin
Cotton is saved by honFpinF
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