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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

ging seventy-three aud one third persons to
the square mile Why may not our country
at some time, average as many Is ii less
feriiiel Has it more waste surface, by noun
tans, rivers, lakes, deserts, or other causes2 Is
i, inferior to Europe in any natural adva nta-
gesf If then we are, at some time, to be pop
uloas as Europe, how soon? As to when this
man be, we can judge by the past and the pre-
sent; rs TO when ii pW be, if ever depends
much on whether We maintain the Uncn
Several of our States are already above the
average of Europe-seventy-thre aud third
to the square mile. Massachusetts has l5T;
Rhode Island, 1885, Connecticut 80; New York
and New Jersey, each go. Also two other
great States, Pennsylvania and Ohio, are not
far below, the former having 10 aud the latter
SO. The States already above the European
average, except New York, have increased in
Ms rapid Il ratio, since passing that point, as
ever before, while no one OF them is equal to
some other parts Of our country, in natural
capacity for sustaining a dense population.
Taking the nation in the aggregate, aud we
find It's population and ratio of increase, for
the several decenninl periods, to be as follows;
1900 3,93a,s27
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11
CHANCE

sad patented to Lawrence o'Neii ~ Pateat e
ths s;a;s Of Maryland, bearing date Upsa tie
Goth dsg % Augu>i; !. the year IF cur Lord
seventeen hundred AMI eighty -ht. contain
ing lVGi acres. Juore sr less, aad watch wa
coave.rd &c said Daniel Cshtrcc ~ Lswronee
JaAsi.eA az .thcFS, by deed dated SIN Jelly.
is.-, aud recorded i Li3sr II. &. NJ !Slio =,
sas ofi9e Land -esrrts Of AlIe.anSy county;
WajeA Is the farm lie now resides upon.
And hereby give notice, thar on sAtsr's',
tss ID iey ofyaugsrr. is63. At 10 sciets A. " e
al the pa3ls square in ibe tito gf Goa. nerland,
viii offer said property so seized sad taken
10 execution, ~ public auction, 10 the hisl-sl
bidder for cash, to sati.fs.aiI elsiu and cOsts.
Thos. u. AeCULLoH.
De- IL rsfz-ts Sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

FEsTrvAL.-The Ladies of the English
Lutheran Church design holding Festival
during the coming Holidays, for the benefit
Of the Church. We bespeak for them the
liberal patronage of the public.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

Tue citizens of st Paul, Minnesota; have
held meeting and adopted memorial to
the President, urging him to execute the three
hundred Indians condemned to death for
participation in the outragcs'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

There will be thirteen editors in the next
Legislature of Wiscorspn-tAree in tie Ssn-
ate and ten in the House
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11
s heriHs Sale

YeI virtue uf writ cf Fieri Facias
, on Judgement of Condemnation issued
out o. tie Circuit Court for i il.-cHHv County,
aud to .nr directed III the sui IF Fiaiherly
and TAYLOR, nse OF Eertmiah K n,nery w.
i5f4es kuykeu-l..il ! have seized sad taken in
exyeut.oa. al the ri-h, title sua interest, of
the said jaiups ktf kendall in and to the fol-
lag PROPERTY TO VII.
,Fact Of land situated lying anil being in
i e.s.ny County, State Of Maryland purriia-
Sc! by tbs Late Isaac Elumeier, trua Joseph
.Si-,.le, together riih all lha, Land living he
Iwe-u faGi tract and The road lsf,.ing from
u.iiown 10 CuualE!anl, on the west side Of
ihat road
ALSO. One hundred acres Of Woodland
situate an, iyInc III said iilegany County. in
tie SLATE { MARYLAND, taken of OF the north
ern end OF a { act Of land called :. rtsurrey on
a resuryey called Butter Il Cheese" By lire
4r.w VII from West to East and bounded as ioI-
lows lit Icing part of q tract called Fosters
. amendment hey inning al 4 hlie oak IN the
.SiI lire OF said tract thence running acruSs
il east i6 tolcs 10 The sixtet nth line thereof,
thence with il rorIh III degrees east twelve
oes to the enI thereof, thence with other
lines o said IIart north 81 degrees. east 214
poles, north ES degrees, west 50 poles. South
81 degrees, west 9S poles, South y degrees,
vest 80 poles 10 a locust South esl degrees
H-sl IS poles, soufi. g. degrees, west pole.
la : hickory, soarh - .ic-recs, east - poles
10 Black oak, sois:h Degrees east ~ poles
south ie,aees west { roles to the beginning
teiag the same iauds devised by the last will
ah3 testament o. Isaac Fanmeter 10 Ann X.
Gibson " ieh last viii and testament, is dated
! G'h March 1887 and on record in the county
cour; OF Hardy IN the state of va. to which
-tiyIeHce Is giren for more particular dcscrip-
tion Of these said Lands, toe foregoing descrip-
lion OF these said lands is found in iiier A.
No W folos 5ss i SOS one OF the land records
OF -Ailegauy Co. Maryland 10 which reference
Is gwen.
The improvements on the above described
property sonsis, Of > TWO story log dwelling
siabl' : &c,
And hereby give notice that, on Saturday
23ih dsy Of December Efxi, at Ten O'Clock A. d.
81 the Public Square in the city ofCumberland.
| viii offer said property so seized and taken
in execution at public auction to the highest
Oieder Nr Cash, 20 SATISFY said Claim and
costs.
TH0S. G. ACULLOH,
Dec. 4ih, ls52-5ts Sheriff
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11
auditors Notice i'm Insolvency.

TEE Creditors Of James Anderson, an Insol-
L yeni petitioner, are hereby notified 10 fle
their. claims properly authenticated. siih the
auierxis ned. on or bsfors the Sd dzy Of Jan
uzry isss. a. an seesznt will iaen he slaled
bets SEA proceeds II - ID IAsssseas's estate and
Jacob Browu and JOHN J Bruce, his trustees
j. j, McHEsRY
bee- II, ISS.-5g AGditer.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11
Auditors Notice i'm Insolvency.

THE Creditors Of Noah Mathews. an Insol-
L veas petitioner, are hereby rctised - fie
their claims. properly authenticated. with the
unders saed on or before the Sd DAY Of Jsns-
airy, Is65, as an account viii then be stated By
the estate Of said lnsolvent petitioner and Vim.
walsh. bis trustee.
J. J. MeHENRY.
Dec IL, Issa-s:- Auditor.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

FATAL Shooting CksE.-Oa Wednesday
OF last week soldier. named Sheppard be-
longing - the Maryland 7;h, aiId Mailing.
we understand from Frederick Cau IL. was
shot and instantly killed by Mr.. David Man
ahan, residing near Clearspriug Il appears
thdf Sheppard was treSpas>ia. upan Mana
hans poultry department IA s degree not
TeIiShed by him; when, rpoa demonstrating
with Sheppard, tie latter first dispatched
Msnailan's dog AMI then attempted the same
operation unon Mnnaian by shooting ST
him, fortunately, however. not with tie sane
result Msnahan then went iuto thel hsusee
seized a lnatei gun and fre,l al Sheppard,
tearing off half his head aud producing in
slant death. Msnahsn Immediately surren-
dere1 himself 10 the proper authorities ana
entered into bond 70 answer at Court. Tie
Grand jury tow in session, We understand,
refused = find bill -Hlg FIRE. Press
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11
sflEA - . - L q

DR. virtue o:9re writ ofPi F.. is-ucd ont NJ
u tho Circuit Ccartt,E A.lss4Hy county. and
to me directed. Al tie suit Of Sarah j. CT.it
exesutr.x II Jas. ". 0a-it,.. sslia.t the goods
ana sh-;ts's. Lands sud Tenrmsnt- Of Daniel
Cr.hsrce. I have seized AMI taken in exeeusian.
ali the ri-.l: si,e, and interest OF the said Dau-
!sl Crabires II and 70 the following property.
to wis: : Il thai tract parcel OF LsHd lying
in AIlsssHey 0oauty. in the Stale Of Maryland,
rnlicn
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-s@e~

HosPlrAL REFoET.-The fyllvwins Is tine
,iiieial report OF the [. ). General Hospital
at Cunos Fiand, Md, in charge OF Surgeon
Geo. II. oliver, Tor the week ending Decem-
Der 9th. 1852:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

This shows an average decennial increase OF
34.6e per cent in population through the sew
euty years from our first, to our last census
yet taken. It's seen that the ratio of inc reass
at no one of these seven periods is either two
per cent. below, or two per cent. above, the av-
erage, thus showing how inexible and, conse-
guentlr, how reliable. the law OF increase, in
our case is. Assuming that it will con tinue,
gives the following results:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11
SHERIPP'S SALE.

Il virtue of writ of Ficri Flcias, issued out
l. OF the Circuit Court for Alleeany county.
and to me directed, at the suit OF Allen VI.
shorasn, NllhaD y. Dsgn ffd @ aer
Stean Coal COMPANY aftT ,szaass. gsgg.f. ~.
Tn" Cumberland E4s7 asa Izo5
hae s4irsi 8nd taAr. ss.,.
rig -t rrs iniera afa ~
ta"' 30. esgl osGgt5
ly'le aaa be- r ~ geas s,ta' t. u,s,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11

- ss & 21 - -gessHsa4 90 ..--s Alter
sss4t rsoS - s&nsst S ~-s~.<. hecxasa cur
f.4sYfssrv W. ..vg hsve beccrle fall. | 10 not
ss.fs tits ineonsiderats,v. At the same ratio
Of inc.aSe which We have s,aiaiairei, oa 81
average. iron cur rs:ioasi census, 10 1899,
until that Of 1859, we shoali. in 1900, have
repulssf.r Of ies.eos.si5. And WAY nay ne
-. saasss-e stxs sstio far osvcud tha. Psrios2
Oar Hesalx.ss e0ous-osr bread nAii2n--l
houssstesE-is OF ample resource Were our
territory . limited rs thai ct the British Isles
vcrv certainly oar population ecald not ex-
rad - sszssa fessea6 OF rrcviSiag tie tor
sIrn horn. - uo~. sc should be compelled 20
SRA vsrs of the s.five here zwar. Bat sncll
i ues oar eoaditsen. lie have tao milliens
niue hundred and sixty -three thousand square
miles. Europe hss thr~e rssiiioes aud eight
huusigsa thousand. with population aFers-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13
gUDaK pouaLAs Asa wTTwRxR.

The committee On resolutions at the
late Republican State Convention called
JUDGE DouGLAs to the stand, and ineorpo-
rated in one of theirresolutions a portion
of his testimony; but were exceedingly
careful not TO incorporate all of his sesti
mony in their resolutions.
The following testimony against the
Republican party which they very shrewd-
ly omitted to give place in their plat
form, we publish so that the people NAV
have the benefit of all be has said in rela-
ton TO that party. In his last letter from
Washington to his friends in Illinois.
JUpGE DOUGLAS said:
"The fact can no longer BE- denied that
MANY OF THE REPUBLICAN SENA-
TORS DESIRE WAR AND DISUNLON
UNDER PRETEXT OF SAVING THE
UNION. They wished to get rid of the
Southern Senators, in order to have q
majority in the Senate, to confirm the ap-
pointments, and many of them think they
hold permanent Republican ascendancy
IN the Northern States, but not in the
WHOLE UNION; FOR PARTISAN
REASONS THEY ARE ANXIOUS TO
DISSOLVE THE UNION, IF IT CAN
BE DONE WITHOUT HOLDING THEM
RESPONSIBLE BEFORE THE PEG
PLF.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

AN oaDtxAScx TO rails. The 6-,3' 81. :. f'''

| AN ORDINANCE 10 raise the a-h5f q E'~
wsy EgA1a M@dason Street 10 y 1eae~-' S-I'',
asx Ne IL Ordained By t2e cs'E1aaL. -
az tAe ctsy al csaEeiI BlGis, Thai At ".'
| 1900 ~ Ae raised as tpIlow's TAM IS
IRE NJ Al line az side Of MaaiSaa sIfeea .
at s&s Rxaas naw ss43h, she'd and F~@-.-s -
| 10 aAs kass side az stEksxaAa's aaast' q A
slsYaEsea krem the eztatAsnsFa So ,,rsa 81
she graas III the east line q $40 -, Az ,gss
500 "a gmls@a aa fnEIsws oaEnnfaas, "a
aaaa aas - Esm&smaas street. sLA =, -
nasR sstsAsiaheNagrzde, and faka5las -. 4as
ssss aazs IL ua5on sazss9 q sets = 80 ~
ne sag&bla shed grade as t. Fklse vs. -. T. d
iass nagasa Boint tsno fetf. FESh -, ssss y
east llse eg AishoiAs stFNes' 'hs = ss.sAass-
rsaasa sxxa feet aAavs she grade a. A'@
saC 4. Ana BE- il fartaer ordaia sc t y
Ctr Eaxtn@eg eH required 10 asAs - ~
origiaal gF&aa and Of The Grade - a. Il IT, t7s
ca Ehst pexkics Of Broadway REFERS - H. $50 y
ssusaan sg Eais ordnance Sad ha+' - EassaSf
s,3ssi aaa re<saSaea Ia TIE asscs q ne w. ,szf
and kaxt IA saxud nexrsaary, he Pi&Ss MsazS
sqsss ~ aas akssa marx - az Pp'. ~ b
asfwp2 wh@re he grade Eegl1s 20 -, srss4
mrrsoss of as4sas in asesr ts4as y as -, Ezs.ss
way al any fusnrs time. Aba thS' =. ne 81
aase w9oa tae proale pcfeEs nsps-D IN j. -
wasrs szgh Stogs " osasf aaIsn I =, ~ sszsss
sDqxa q passw Gas ths ass H1sy peg ssss sugt
a IA he aass place stsHa eF spaa go, ksrt -
Material 81 ghe po4nt "a y A7h lbs 81 Is r5gs ~
riss in the grsas teTEniAtes, aEai nd 300
- ssuIs sfSgessia Tbs aAsfaef o. Iss a. Ia -
% 20 a no ssas Z ass 3 a. 2. Gin IS IN
- 81 be II faaSnss sFdAI aea 60 via ~
IaSsrgss or psrss q osinszssea y 60. ..ssssEs4
.sssl saneS be and the ssaae ere hess@s
/ = sasbssz - ~ j. IL RASAE BE-
Assass. ". q. caAwToRD1 saks @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13


Aanoss sverJ oommunisy d cursed with
q clan Of naa, ira nov, thai oannot b
better described sAan By the heading d
this arsiele. The Chicago Post dsscribss
them = follaws:
Hs IL the most baligerentIv demonssra.
ave of beings. lie 10 continually waas-
Ing 70 hurt somebody, and wanting that
sserybody shonid know and believe it,
De is for hght. Nes that be ID Yary ant
20 enlist, unless in the esHoms Guards -
ont Whenever there ID enisstIng ia ba daaeI
bis soies Is heard AbovS All ather yoieas
In nrgiag others b do 10. III the m r.
gency 10 great or the danger imminent.
DO gets terribly excited about II. Hs
rushes around frantieaIly, uses terrific
words and gesticuiates Ia an alarming
faanner. DE expresses q Vehement de-
sire 70 rip and slash things. He blows
NE thandergust. he pranees and kicks
up Ike an unruly mule on raiiroad.--
he snorts Ike steam engine, He gats
red In the face like boiled lobster. Ne
roars and bellows and paws the ground
In mach wrath. He gnaahes his teeth and
shakes hiB 6st as the euerny-six or sevsn
hundred miles OIL He expresses . wilI-
ingness 10 cut the throats OF any number
OF traitors, and wants 10 know why other
folks don't do il. He IL turbulent. He
wants . "muss" In which somebody or
anybody Except himselfl shall ret !
broken head. He exhorss somebody 70
borrow q meat axe and to fsspsre none OF
them males or females.o He inaisls anon
demolishing things at single blow, IKE
9 4uack medicine advertisement, gives
fall particulars how to do it.
Notwithstanding bis terrible habits. he
u not formidable or dangerous obiact,
He 10 carefal TO keep Ia the rear, where.
In cases of retreat, be will be- sure TO
reach place OF safety in The advance.
4 true picture TO life, Of quite Sam
Der in shiS city, who make ID part Of
their daily avocasion, to hang around On
street corners, and howl sscesb, traitor
They are base hypocsits and craven COW
ards, and dare not 90 themselves. You
can spot sem, If you will only keep your
Sears and eyes open.S' ..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

WksHrSGT0E son DTr.''-Tha Wash
ingson correspondent Of the n. \. Herald,
gives tbs following: ...... ...
SsIn political matters the on das ia, that
the appointments under the Tax Law are
to be made before any drafting shall be
ordered, so that sufficient number Of
exempss shall be left behind to control the
election"
Thirty thousand sound, healthy Re-
pubiieans appointed 10 ofios to avoid
drafting and carry elections. That viii
do, - the Herald appears 10 be the
sspesial organ of the appointing power.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

4
= EsoLVED,
AZ 81 the Common Council Of taeeity OF Com
t haAas, Iowa, that tie owner Of Lots within ans
IoI4oBLn2 described lIrni2s ia said ctr Ro-xis =
ooGnenciag al the Southwest corner Of Marsst
sEesi ana Broadway, running thence along The
SCUM s4as OF MARKET streek in EsalhesIy dTracsid
% point opposlte tie ssnth east corner of Iarht
Lot thence sisng the North side of Marked srrest
~ sSuthsfy aiFeciiou to Pomona street are
HFTeoT Fnqalfsd 10 construct plaak aide wan In
LFeat OF theiF respective lets within thirty dzx.
ETem and after the publication ct this reEoiptIga
saia stds E&4k 10 be constructed Of Cottonwood
piAn& y inches thick. laid ieugtawiss upoa hsrd-
-. go aiheets, not less than 2xa inches ana said
striHgers shall ret be placed mere than four faet
apart IL SAID side walk Is not constructed sithIn
tAe time above stated, the same will be eoastrnr-
Asa o. TIE e1tg 0f Connsi Bluffs, and vhs expense
assessed 10 the reSPsc&lvs lets ne same ts he
eonstrueted u7deF the supervision Of thn Canauait
tee on internal improvements
Adopted Aagasa It'll, 1883
.-ur =, ,-.-..-.--- J, u. PALMER, Mayer.
W. q CRAWFORD, City Recorder. "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

'1~s@sz F@AtAA @Sat 4CD&s
Gents Yours of date 24th uIt.. ID inst
to hands the delay being attributable to
my absence from homs-
| return my sincere thanks to YOU and
through you TO the Convention, for the
compliment of q unanimous nomination.
Although the position vas unsought by
me, | cannot End it In my heart 10 refuse
so generous request to become the stand.
ard bearer Of the Democratic and eousery-
atiye men of the 9Th Congressional Dis
triet, and whether successful or not. If
my efforts in or out of Congress, contrib
ute TO the triumph Of the Government IN
her present gigantic struggle, and to the
preservation Of the Union az beuusathed
70 Us By our fathers, / ahall feel amuly
repaid for any personal sacrifices which
it may be necessary for me to make on
account OF the position Ia which am pfac-
cd By your kindness.
If my life and health ara spared | ahalf
canvass the whole district, and meet nv
in every county.
Very truly Yours,
..-..... d. O. FlgeH.
To Messrs. |. w. Griffith, r. Rector.
and j. W. Freeland, Committee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13
SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD.
WHO ARE ExRMPT FROM MILITARY
DUTY.

l. Ali persons in the army OF navy Oh
volunteer forces Of the United States.
2. Ministers and preachers of the gos-
pels.
). The Lieutenant Governor, members
and ofhc rs of the Legislature, the Score
tary Of State, Engineer and Surveyor.
State Treasurer, and clerks and emuiov-
ees In their Offices, Of this State, incl1-
ding Judges, Justices Of the Peace, Sber-
IFS, Coroaers and Coustahles.
4. Persons being of the psopla CALLED
Shakers or Quakers, professors, teachers
and students in all colleges, aad stadeuts
in the several academies and common
schools.
D. Persons who have been or hereafter
may be regularly aud honorably diseharg-
Cd nom the army or navy Of the United
states, IN consequences of the performance
OF military duty in pursuance Of anv law
OF the States and such fireman a. are ex-
ernpted by the law.
8. Commissioned officers who sbaIl have
served as such in the militia OF this stats
Or in any enc OF the United States, Far
tna space OF seven years but no officer
snait De SO exempt unlesss BIZ his resigna-
ton after such term Of service duly aoser,-
tea, or in some other lawful manner. &c
shall have been honorably discharged.
Z. Every non commissioned officer,
musician and private of every uniformed
company or troop raised or TO be raised
vito has or shall hereafter uniform him
sei according to the provisions of any
law ct this State, and who shall hare per-
formed service ia such company or troop
Tor the space Of seven years from the time
OF his enrolment therein, shall be exempt
from military duty, except in cases 81
war or military invasion.
D. Ii any member of such COMPANY ar
troop, who shall have been regularly uni.
formed and equipped. shall upon his re-
Inoval Out of the liss of suoh company or
EFoep, Or upon the disbandmans thereof.
eniiss into any other uniformed COMPANY
DC troop, aud Uniform and equip himself
therefor, and serve In che same. when The |
Nnole term of auch servies in saeh com.
panies or troops, computed together, shall |
AMOUNT to seven years, he sEIaii be ar.
snpt from military duty In like manner |
= II he had served for the whole period |
2 the company or troop In which be was |
irss enruilusi.
y. Idiots, laHatics, paupers, hahisual |
irankards, and persons convicted of inga- |
aeus crimes shall not b. sabiecs TO mill. |
airy duty.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13
NOMINATION ACcEprEn-

The committee appointed at the Con-
gressional Convention to inform the Hon.
ID. U. FIScH of his domination, and re-
quest has acceptance, have performed
their duty and it gives US pleasure to
know, that Mr.. FENcH has accepted the
domination and will canvass the district.
In him the Democracy Of the district have
an able standard bearer-one who viii
be found TO be an over match for his ABB
olition-disunion opponent.
Ma. FINCH will address the citizens Of
Council Bluffs on the q inst. We hope
every voter in the county will be present
to hear bin.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13
JOINT DISCUSSION.

D. 0. FTxcA and JOHN a. KAssoS, Democratic
aaa Rspaetseaa Eandsa%sss aor coagrsss, Firh ptp-
sEies, viii msst their fellow sisizsns 1T Abel Aug
lsth, P4noEa lsth, Extra @, Harlan sIst, A4gania
ga co4naiI Bluas ., Ls~is asth, FSusanefie sfth
winsersssG sssA, IaAiAaulla SstA pss aoinss sOtA
The meetings win be held st , O'sleskP n,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13
PROCLAMATION 81 THg GOVERNOR

q "a
Gov. kirkwood has just Issued the fol-
lowing proclamation to the Boards Of
Supervisors of the different counties:
ExEcErfvE 0FRIcE, Iowa,
August 5, 1862.
To the Boards Of SKpeyuasory Of lhs
sersys1 CoftalSes Of ioa1G:
The President has recently called upou
me for I've new regiments from this State
Tor United States service, and the old
regiments now in the Geld need many rs-
erAfEs 70 bill up their ranks.
The necessity for these troops IL imms-
dista and pressing The rebels havs
foFosd into the ranks Of their army ths;r
satiEe available force, and our friepds
and ralatiVss new in service. and ths
country, are alike exposed to peril until
our army is reinforced.
greatly need aid in this emergency.
and desire if possible to avoid the delay
consequent upon al extra session Of the
General Assembly. Under these cireum-
stances appeal to you. and to every IovaI
man In shs State. urgently request
that ysu meet IN your several counties.
and that you take decided measures, by
euaeting provisions for the support Of the
families of those who may volunteer. and
otherwise 10 encourage speedy enlist
ments. Have meetings called in everv
school district and our young men urged
to enlist, and thus save our State the ne.
cessity of draft.
SAMUEL j. KIREWOOD.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

"THE Weak Co.'s BRAvxLY ON. 81. B,
Houston, late Of the Second Iowa Infant.
y, has already raised company of vol
unteers.
]. A. T. Hull Is using every axersion
for the formation Of bis eompany and
will soon have IL complete.
]. ii. Walker and q. j. CLARK are doing
well and viii haSs fall company In q
few days.
Whore Is the Governor The boys
giant their camp egaIpsge. We believe
theirs has been no time sssca the war broke
out that voluntsars come In 20 fast a 4
pr sssnt.--Dss Aosnes 1smss, OBJ sass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-13

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