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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
NOTICE.

STATE or IOWA,
Crawford County.
TO KELEm 3. BvSs-
MAAam--YSa are hereby notified that thsgs Is
nov on die Ia TIA once sl the otsrk Of the District
Court Of cEs wfsFd Ceunty In the State Of Iowa
PesItAaa AZ CkaF5sa p. Easa, clslning sf yoa ii"
vores fgam sac bonds OF matFimoay On the ErSsEaS
Of wiifnl aSssrtasn Of him foE The space Of more
than twa y9af8, aud that unless you appear aud s-
swsr sheFsss SefaEs Bson 81 she scond aAy o.
tss next terri al shs pistri csart Of said county
10 De- segan and be at psunison, Ga Thursday tse
slh aay 81 0csoseF A. D. 1883, Default will be CO.
tered sxalssk yaz aaa decree res hsrea Ia sne9F-
dance witk she pg&yer 81 sssd Reu on
JAMES n kuTLEM
Sat. for 0ompIalnAna4
Denison. Eswa, gsiy % 1883 sw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

~ RspLxHn,
II Ry abe Common COaBeiI Of ths city Ct Coan
cal B5as, Iawa. thAt tac owner Of Lets within TIE
faliomiag described h@lts IN said eity, to-wtt -
cpmaencanx az saR Sssth-west corner ct AaTks&
Street gna BFn8awAy, Fanning thsRcs ssong the
South side a9 kkrkst street IN soatAe Ty dr. scftsa
to paans opposite tksRouta east corner of CtaEk s
Lot thence alang the HnFth side Of MATke4 street.
IN q southsrly atFeetAoa to PsmoEa STREET, are
hereby Required 70 coassTHct piAnE SIDE van ~
front Of shs4r rsspscEixs ISss within thirty dATs
fgcm and amer kha pzblieation Of this resolution
ssta sids waik 10 be esastFRsted Of Cott0uw9ed
plaag Il s@eae& EhEck laid lsegIhwiSe, upon hare
wood strixzsrs not lpsz thAn 3x4 inches, Rua said
stgsnswra saaII not be pssced more than four fees
apart III aaia side waik Is not eanStFEctsd withiH
sue time above stated the same viii De eaastFae-
sed ay tue sity of Coumsti BlHEs, ahA she expense
assessed 10 the respective lots Tne same TO 30
Constructed under the sapsFvIsion Of the Commit
Zee Ga InEerazl improy szn sats.
AAaptsd. 4 EgHst 7th, 1853.
r. u. PALMER, MHyoE.
W. O. CRAWFORD, City Recorder, 2w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

MToTaCa TO AoLDgRs ~ pgg-xaPTgoN cRn~
lS TTFfoATEs
Keiicsis hsseby given thas tas Board Of sayervis-
srs, Of Pottawsttaaie e9Hnty, eFa new rs2dy t.
seTfees tides . the Even Eeetions Of swamp sna
9vesaowsd Lands ia said sounSyy sn4 hssAexs &c
Certificates to saeh Evsa Eec&ton ara rsxniFsG DO
fnske nsyrEsat Of the pTupeg aatsuaA aate xkH'
aAFY. LIE ~ ardss Of ne Beard
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
20 ttas SENS aud Daughters Of
90 t.a@ ssaM miesfOm.

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yass syeKs eaiy hEiag On year cases.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

N. hs-WitA each gnEkags AZ tae bsxss ss pgx-
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saafaaseed 70 o00sala ~ oraaF for ane wnseA. O.
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yasaaols article Epsa The raymeas os 81.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

~ MARuRAG1S AND Busza zas MKN are
aTited ts bring In tAsIF work, and tzy u, We
zazrzusss satiFs satlsEscsisR ~ IL regards pxsSss
Essi vert
E~oalI &Ha ex&mzias wsgk asa Prices.
&c. HARRfTT . CARPRET9R.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

gAsg, NORTH On SOUTH In 1881,
SHOULD rAKK TRE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
HYDE PARK SABBATH SCHOOL.

General question by Mrs. DIR. white, -. What
Prophets foretold the destruction of Babylon ;
how many years elapsed before the fulflment of
the prophecy, and what stratagem did Cyrus
make use Of to admit his armies within the walls
Of the impenetrablecity of the Chaldeans 2" rai
Bible Glass question, by Mrs. Crane,--.. To
what city did the Lord send an Angel with a
measuring line to measure, and what did the An
gel appear like ?"I b6e k3N 4Bgm los
Young Peoples class No i. question by Yer.
non d. Fitch Who had thu three fairest
daughters in all the land 7'' " "'H' '%''
Young Peoples class. No. Q. question by Eu-
nice Horner,- -, What people were commanded
BY God to trim the borders Of their garments
with fringes and ribbons Of blue7"
Girls class No ., question, by Alice Page, y
Who had thirty sons and thirty daughters ~
Answer to general question Of last week. may
be found in Joshua 10 : 8 90. Bible class, I'd
Kings o: 30. Young Peoples class No. 3, "a
KinEs 2sti Girls class No. a Acts IA s7s Il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16

A motion by H. D. Bryant, to pledge
the faith of the town, to guarantee the
same pay and bounty as had been paid to
volunteers, was carried, as was also a
motion by DIR. H. Powers, TO instruct the
Town Representative to use his Influence
to have the Legislature pass law to pay
drafted men the seven dollars per month |;
and also motion by Russell Patten, that
the meeting pledge its faith to guarantee
the same.
A motion by H. H. Powers, to circulate
a subscription paper, for pledges Of mon
ey to be paid to orlo Cady, Town Treas
urer, and by him equally distributed
among such men as might be drafted and
found liable to do military duty, and
also motion by j. @. Noyes,4 Ito amend by
paying to those who actually went in the
u. S. service, was lost. = .ast' la hy
X The pulling seemed to be against TAX
ing any steps which might seem like en-
couraging any to avoid the draft. either
by paying $500, or by procuring a sub
stitute. AT the. same time there was a
willingness to give all necessary assist
ance to any whose families might need
help. 1a. Of 80 e asy'ro oi 'a iodi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16

Ga The war news in interesting this
week. There has. heen but little fighting.
though considerable stir. Lee has got
across the Potomac with most of his army.
and Mead proposes to try and head him
off, by taking another route. There is a
report that Port Hudson has surrendered
to Gen. Banks. An attack has been made
on Charleston, aud most of Morris Island
is said 10 be in our possession.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
az On Monday, q mob was got u

ca On Monday, a mob was got up in
New York City to resist the draft,
and they have destroyed all THE tele.
graph wires running from the city, and
destroyed and burned several buildings
and other property. The Tribune Office,
is also demolished. About so men have
been killed. III sen sgd..v sai t1orst
There was quite riot in Boston, on
Tuesday, which was put down with the loss
of several lives. 4 70 4ad maDioa e9g3t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
81 The Draft for this district com

.@ EB lHe DfdIt lor tnls ulstFlCt colu'
menced in Burlington on Monday last,
and up to Tuesday night had reached on
ly sub-district No. 4. This county com.
prises district 10 and | |, so that drafting
here will take place about tomorrow. In
Burlington, one of the Catholic Fathers
was the second nalae drawn. R. S. Taft,
States attorney, G. "A. Hoyt, of the Sen.
tiael, H. L. Lamb, of the Times, Col B.
B. Smalley, &C., were drawn. In Mont
pclier, q. A. Reed, J.1P. Dewey, J. V.
Babcock, Nj. 7. Courser, were drawn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
THE DRAFT.

Draft for this District commenced
at Burlington on Monday last. In an
ticapation of it, and to provide for en-
couraging persons who may be in this
way called to enter the service of the
United States, the following call was cir
culated early on Monday, by individuals
who called upon nearly every man in
town: 'GtI aaHb ~'i i' isa ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
FROM THE 9TH REGIMENT.

I.I EFtt u W Col l. oiNhf y "', VaAJ -
Mr.. EDITOR Thinking few lines
from Co. II might be acceptable to the rea-
ders Of your paper, will'brieay give you
few statistics Of the Oompany.bs9We
have been IN the service Of Uncle Sam a
year and it has worked a great change IN
us. sd Our loss has been very large, as the
following statements will show we have
lost by resignations--3 captains and l
lieutenant; 26 have been discharged, i 8
have died by disease and 10 have deserted,
which makes 49, Weleft Vermont with
100, officers and men, Two have Joined
sinces Our aggregate is Al ,--33 of which
are present. "sa -7isr- ~ 3" eggs.
We have had some recent promotions in
the Company. JAS. Il. Gorham, lst Lieut..
promoted to Captain. vice Bisbee resigned ;
I'd Lieut.. Stillman Stone, promoted to Let
Lieutenant; LIST Sergt. Chas. HI. Hodge,
promoted to I'd Lieutenant. The promo
tons seem to give good satisfaction, but
they say they would rather have Lamoille
County boys to lead them. Capt. Bisbee
was not very popular with the boys in the
company, although he was good officer
and liked at head quarters. The boys
say they hope he will join the Invalied
Corps, so that his country will not lose
his valuable services. Lieut.. Stone is ia
command yet, Capt. Gorham being at home
in Ludlow on sick leave. which expires
to-day, but he will not be able to join us
for some time. ".@
We have splendid camp.ground. 1t
is situated IL mile from the landing in a
small clearing of few acres, on the bank
of the pamuukey. Our regiment and the
10th WISCONSIN, are holding this place,
while the 4th and 9TH army corps are op.
perating against, in the vicinity Of
Richmond. 4 eq-. ..ia f.H $50 ,esg
We have plenty of duty to do; the men
have to go on guard or picket once in two
days. j The boys were never in bette,
health or spirits. since we left the state
and would go into fight as cheerfully
as they would answer dinner call, and
without half the grumbling, though WI
don't hear much of that now as we have
got good cook, the main thing in the
army to keep the men in good humor
Of the men present, we have none sick
and one or two complaining. Gen. Wis
tar received dispatch this morning thai
Gen. Meade had routed the rebels il
Pennsylvania, and captured from $4,000
to 10000 men, and large number o.
trains, including pontoons We ihav,
just got marching orders, with all oul
camp and garrison bcquippagc to go by
Transports, which way cannot tell unit
we have got there oirIt matters not al
long as it is "Uncle Sans" orders Tn,
river is covered with boats carrying troop
up the river and / expect we will NOV,
in that direction. Yours truly. iia} aa
9li g8iiab a'Hm sgw Al LAMoILLE Boy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
THE aD VERMONT BRIGADE AT THE
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. Mems

GEN. STANDARDS REPORT.
ni 5@HEADuARTERs 3D BRId., 3D Drv.,)
sYi1f list Army Corps, In front of
Gettysburg, July 4th, 1863. J
r. Z. ,Washburn, g rs. o.5, s}l
s..i.....t AJ7t and ms Gen. :
SIR: | have the honor to report
that the Second Vermont Brigade, under
my command, marched from the line Of
the Deferces of Washington, upon the
Uccoquan. on the 26 ult,, under orders to
report to Major General Reynolds, com.
handing the LIST Army Corps. The Brig.
ade joined that corps at this, place on the
evening Of July LIST, after an exhaustina
march Of seven days. n, The distance
marched averaged Is miles per day
Rain fell on. every day Of the seven
The men marched well, with no struggling
and considering the condition Of the road
the distance travelled, from the mouth o.
the Occoquau to Gettysburg could no
have been accomplished in less time.
We reached the battle ground in from
Of Gettysburg, too late in the day t.
take part in the severely contested battle
Ief July lat, and my tired troops up0r
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
UNION DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Pursuant to a call published by the
Chairman Of the Union District Commit
tee for the Sd Congressional District of
the State of Vermont, the Freemen of
said District met in Mass Convention at
Hyde Park. on Friday, the 10th day of
July, 1868, at o'clock, A. M. 5eal
The Convention was called to order by
Samuel Cheney Esq, of Derby Line, one
of the District Committee. On motion
of Hon. A. J. Rowell of Troy, Hon. Geo.
wilkins Of Stowe was chosen President
of the Convention, who, on taking the
chair, made few eloquent remarks.
On motion of W. J. Hill ESQ , of Berk-
shire. Edward A. Sowles Esq, of St. AL
bans and S. Howard Esq. of Hyde Park,
were chosen Secretaries. a a. Sd. q u.sl
On motion of N. +. Wood ESQ.,. of
Bakersfield, the Hon. PoRTus BAXTER, of
Derby Line, was unanimously nominated
as candidate for member of Congress, to
be supported by the Freemen of the Sd
Congressional Convention at the ensuing
election. o lralsa sg. f Pa
Hon. PoRTus BAXTER, being present was
called upon and addressed the Convention
at length on the present condition of our
country. past and future policy of the ad-
ministration, and the ability of the Cabi
net to carry out that policy, provided the
people will give their support by encour-
aging the draft, and furnishing necessary
funds. He spoke in high terms of the
Vermont soldiers, and the conspicuous
part that they had taken in subduing the
present Rebellion. He would not listen
to any offers of compromise short of a
restoration of the Union to its former in
tegrity. OF ss 5sa.t as b.. Lane, %. ss1
On motion Of N. 7. Sheafe. Esq, Of
Derby, the following gentlemen were chos.
en- Vice Presidents of the Convention:
u;l,o,. T.mo;,lo H. ri;,h, pon H.
Franklin, A, S. Hyde, Esq Essex, Geo.
W. Heartshorn, Esq. Orleans, Hon. SIN,
am lhoa. nrord lei, H., T., u;u
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WIG II. E7IiaI J7 1l ,.IlTlI
s'oA' "a - 'i'fr ofit'nIr r''' = y S"'
Convention Geo, N Dale, Esq, of Essex
~ * 7, n. ,.9arr.H
Couhty, .. IL, DlcKernan' Esq, Oh Orleahs
conntr uon Job, A rh;ld or ill,
/ SY9H ~ IL 'l'-ltr it, p. -, 80
County, G.. w. Bromley, ESQ, of Chitten
{, ~ f7f,
| uen county, Jeu. L. Lauu, Esq OF tJfaDC
Iola C,nntv ona NJ II WnoJ ~ -
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Franklin County.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16

sIi Eay'1 lib Calkins, Of this town, shows
US two stalks of corn measuring six feet
eight inches in length. % lf s'r's'- a..'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
WAR MEETING in moRRIsvIILE.

A meeting to consider what Morristown
would do to 'asyist and encourage those who
might be drafted. washeld yesterday
P. K. Gleed presided. aud the meeting
was addressed by II. Ii. Powers, IL. ID.
esyans, and eshess y aat tg b.sgs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
WAR MEETING /!


town: 'eij aa11 ~'l d" fs." FL
@ ari- .a WAR MEETING! e' is'a .
-gg The draft is now upon us The names
will be drawn this week, commencing on
Monday. Hyde Park has thus far fur
nished her quota without the payment Of
bounties. The draft about to be made
may operate as a severe hardship upon
many Let every taxpayer. and every,
man subject to the draft, and every man
willing to 90 as substitute for liberal
bounty, meet attic 1own-Hall, in Hyde
Park, Tuesday the 18th day of July, at
8 o'clock A. NJ, to devise means for fur
nishing the quota required from Hyde
Park by the present draft. ..' '.
spaHr" q Limited we stand sT &-a.t
,r.f-a. I'D. Divided we fall .f .ttrt
HYDE PARK, July II, 1868. .sas
an AT the ringing of the bell, about two
hundred Of our citizens assembled at the
Town Hall, and organized by choos.
ing j. A. Child as Chairman and G.
L. Waterman as Secretary. The ohjec,
of the meeting was stated by Mr.. Child.
and more fully explained by Mr.. Brigham.
The heading of a subscription paper
which had been prepared and circulated
limitedly, was then read, the substance
Of which was that the money SO raised.
should be paid at the hank, and should
be distributed equally to men who might
be drafted. but that no subscription should
be called for unless the whole should
amount to the sum Of three thousand dol
lars. This sum 1t is thought. will be
enough to give q bounty Of about $l,5O
to each man, the proportion for this town
being about 20 men. .,, a., a..s
A little effort will procure the neces.
sary amount and with the government
bounty will give each man about $3.50
each. ....t t-......f... 49,
Nearly one thousand dollars was sub.
scribed on the spot, and many who gave
their, names proposed to double the amount
subscribed. if necessary. Hyde Park
has not been called upon for any bounties
heretofore, her sons volunteering without
it, and We can now afford to give a
little. .,..t .is. ..,..,,--..... t.t.
o., Re following resolutins were intro
.duced, and unanimously adopted by the
meeung'i 7i3a saqp fai toaI. .79ihu
3 Resolved,-I hatit is the imperative
duty of every good citizen. to cheerfully
bear his proportion of the burden impos.
ed upon the Country by the present war
and that any man who shirks his respon.
-sibility shall be denounced by this com
munity and any person who. fees hi
country to avoid this responsibility, il
no longer entitled to to the proud nam,
Of an American citizen. us5a 33iU
70 ResoIced,- That each and every on,
of us will use our earnest endeavors t
bring each and every man seeking t,
avoid the present draft by fleeing BIZ
country, or other unlawful means, t
speedy justice. aq .l3tin.a m..a nq
On motion of Al. Noyes, committe
of FIVE viz A, L. Noyes, Harlow Bliss
Luther Griswold, Abel smalley and Orlil
Spaulding, were appointed to receive fur
ther subscriptions, and the meeting I'D
iourned., a~tnno f,t6 Atnnu nyl n mn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
Enrolling Blanks.

The following are the forms of afsa.
Wits to be furnished to the Board Of r.
rollment for the purpose of establish.
exemption under the I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th ,DS
9th provisions of section 2, of the NJ, g.
enrolling and calling out the national f.,
ces, &C., and circulars in relation to sh
stitutes and Communication.
Certificates for Exemption of the oplv Ga,
Of widow or Of aged and infrm D.
rent or parents.
I, the subscriber, --, resident of s--
county, State o., hereby certify tba, + !
ing liable to military duty under the act of Ca os
gress "for enrolling and calling out the Uat;O
al forces" &C., approved March 8, 1868 ann On
only son of 49,, who is -, and den .iH
dent on my labor for support NNpsn'
We, the subscribers, do hereby certify thai -.
above named ----is the only son Of MI. JI'
is and dependent on his labor for sunn 'n.o
efasn st IS arai ssag .'l.oa - :.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16

1'HUtH --UHfS ---udy UI----IoU
% NOTE The first of the above certificate.
must be signed by the person claiming exemn'
ton, and the second by two respectable citizens
or district, in which the person resides, and y
sworn to before magistrate.
NOTE 2.-Ths certificate is to be used oulv IN
cases where the labor of the person CLAIMING ev "
emption is actually necessary for the support If
the persons dependent on him. The exemntion
does not apply in cases where there is suHicient
property tn yield support, and the necessary bns,
ness for collecting the income can be transacted
by agents, trustees, or the like.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16
Certificate of Parent that he or she d.

/. the subscriber, the father Tor lnothen Of
- and. residents Of, county State
Of, hereby certify that am aged and infrm
and that am dependent for support on the H.
Dor of my two sons, above named and that
elect that my - son r., shall be EXEMPT from
the operations of the act of Congress .for On.
rolling and calling out the national forces, !" &c,
approved March Sd, 1858. s.N '.-.. nv
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Personally appeared before me the above.namel
-, and -, and seyerally made oath that the
above certificates are correct and true, to the
best of their knowledge and belief
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16

n u #aEH u Fa|a = FWtA =
Returns from the Cavalry regiment
have been received by the State Treasurer
for January; February, March and April.
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We, the subscribers, do hereby certify that the
above named - is aged and infrm, and Deepen
dent on the labor Of sons for support.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16

O. We have several communications
received too Late for this week. -.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-16

Eg We are indebted to Gen. Wash
burn for copy of Gen. Stannard' sreport
of the I'd Vt Brigade at Gettysb urgh'
Among the killed and wounded we find
the following, not noticed last week
C. wolcott. corp, Morristown. severely.
Joseph NJ. Chaplin. corp, Morristown severely
Charles W. Whitney, pri, Wolcott, severely.
John P. Hall, pri, Cambridgeport, severely ,
Joseph s, Collins. sergt, Stove, slightly.
Lyman j. Seely. pri, Cambridge. slightly.
Seth G. Sanborn, pri, Morristown, slightly.
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Personally appeared before me the above nam
ed, and -, and severally ma 'a,
oath that the above certificates are correct sus
true to the best of their knowledge and beliss Hu
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Personally appeared before me, the above-nam.
ed-and -, and severally made oath that the
above certificate is correct and true, to the best
of theis knowledge and belief. 81 s 4l
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We, the subscribers, - and -. residents Of
- county. State Of, hereby certify that
who is liable to draft. is the only brother Of
under IL years of age, having neither father nor
mother, and dependent on his labor for support