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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08
NEWS sUall1AaY.


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

RETURSED.-We were pleased 70
meet on yesterday Mr.. Bernard, of
the Arm OF BERNARD a EIsEsfAS,
who returned on Saturday from .
trip to New York, where he had
been 10 p0rchase goods kor their
Mammoth Clothing Essablishsneak.
and we notice to-day that the goods
are beginning 10 arrive. and their
large and commodioas STORE Is near
~ full, notwithstanding MT TIE one
half Of his purchases have arrived.
Give them q cell and buy soae Of
their supexA ready made ciokhing,
On sosss sf their furnishing goosi&
DDn'f forget the number los Broad
way. ,ss .., 81. 8.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

& AM1akA@ mas come ~ kAkaA
Tn NGk ~ Nmnt nurnEfrss New
Yt1 f111ul IN and wfa. Baldwin
add My, Marffmes Rr0oks,
]. Gx(Ie and J1fly* wv. 8. Parker and
tadys Phi 5elphias Carroll e.
HFewntRT. Il II Lalweai and lady, g.
kf7Al0 and fanny, DIR. ami Mrs. Tru-
fh&f. Hostou, DR., Boreiltch, DIR. III.
E1kbTs ri. FfSka, lhdy and family,
Prov dence, Miss f. II. BIanding.
Baltimore, q. N. Eaton and family,
III. Thompson and lady. Gncin.
NATL r. n. Bishop and lady, MlM
Laura A. Clearwater. San Francis
co, 3. @. BIgeIow, 3. r. Dewy and
| lady. Detroit, Miss Ella JnsisoEa,
n. 8. smith and lady.
ssTAe MAN and nrssher.s
EDTTURs BUGLE:
it Z notice I'M the
Noaparess this naorning trial . sfaie-
ment OF the outrage attempted by
black villain In my house on the
morning OF the 6tIs, and II seems 30
me 20 be o premedItasad misrepFe-
sentatlon Of the facts 10 I know
them, and ~ they have been sworn
10 before r. A. Burke, Esq. There
seems 10 ba disposition On the part
of the editor of the NoapareH to
make light of the matter, and to adj
wise persons who may be 30 nnfortu-
nate as 10 have simi,ar attempts at
outrage made apon their property
or thslr persons by the cullered brud-
der, to say nothing about II. There
seems 70 be m assurance In the arb
Gle that they win get no sympathy
from the Noapa-eik. Does not that
paper virtually say to this comma
nifty, you uaast say nothing, bat al
low our culsered brethren to have
their little innoeent amusernents IN
With the CoppeFlleads Of the North
Ia the same manner that We eneonr-
age them to do In the South. They
kifew well enough that IL was no
seryant girl upon whom the outrage
was attempted, but II il had been,
the crime was none the less. The
editor thinks, however, that IL Ii
was poor servant girl, working for
an honest living, there was no harm
done,
Now, sirs, I say by the act OF this
black villain not oaly my family
and myself, but the entire CONNIE
nifty, have been outraged, and the
man who would speak lightly of
such an act, is. i'm nay mind, mo- bot.
ter than the Niger VINO attempted
she 8afnge, bat was loilesa Ia hls
damnable parposs by this courage
and heroissn Of the young girI tmy
daughter assaulted as she was by |
the black yilIain, who stood over
her with q revolver and threatened |
her life If she dared to move or call |
for help, She preferred death 70 |
dishonors made 81 the villain and |
eailea., for help and though shs be
my daughter, Jet were she but |
servant giri, ~ the Nonqareil
sneeringly says, she h entitled to
the highest escominms for the man
ner In which slae acted upon the oc- |
casi0n, and viii receive the praise of |
Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

u OMAHA --DKaucKA1s. h. At the
Club meeting lAst ev<ssing n wss re-
solved that We 60 over h Jbrce 10
Join oar Democratic brsthfen OF
Omaha IN grand forchlight dem
oE.stratisas After the appointments
Of eommittees, and the transaction
uf other business. the clah adjoarn-
Cd - meet On Thursday evenIag.
whea ! fnH attendance az nesno-
srats i reqnested. !.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08
COUNTY TTCKET.s

&t3
Fer Clerk of District Coart.
%. STEWARD.
For County Recorder,
w. 5. SHOEMAKER.
Superintendent,
Z. Z. AYLEsW0RTH.
For Coroner,
DIR. A. B. MALCOM.
TOWNSHIP OFFICES.
For Justices OF the Peacs@
C. L. STONE,
.. JAMES WALKER.
Far Trustees.
o. r. WICKHAM,
s. Il. JOHNSON,
Isl j. ID. H0NN,
For Clerk,
-. a ORR,
For Assessor,
G. A. ROBINSON,
For Constables,
SAMUEL L. PAINE,
e. WESLEY.
oE Rad Supervisor 9th Distrii
GARDNER POWERS.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
walks and talks.

Mr.. Charles Cronise ia quite IN from a
severe internal disease. -
Peaches are selling here at the rats Of
four dollars and half per bu5hel
The wife Of Mr.. Wilson Lewis, an old res.
ident Of this city, died on Monday last, Of
heart disease.
Ills said thatihe Democracy have adopted
apple blossom As campaign badge. Iii to
be worn on the nose.
The Rev. J. II. A. BnnBEReER, d. D., Of
Philadslphia, will preach At the First German
Reform Church Of this city, on Sunday next,
at 1880, A. N, The public are respectfully
invited to attend.
Hon. G. X. Watson reviewed the history Of
the two political parties during the past ten
years in bis usual able aud thorough man.
ner, before the Grant Club, on Tuesday even.
ing last
The cattle disease has made lie appearance
in wyandOt county. Farmers OF this county
should use the utmost precaution in import.
foreign stock at this time, as the disease is
rapidly spreading throughou, the State.
The Sunday School of,he Methodist Epis.
copal church hold picnic in steiuer's
Grove tomorrow, and good time is anliSi.
pated. There is no lovelier sight than to
see neatly dressed and high.spirited boys
and girls enjoying the mselves in the woods
"Surprse weddings' are the latest novelty
at Cleveland. They take place at picnics,
camp meetings, excursions aud the like. -
Won't somebody get ono up here1 1t would
be one Of the greatest Surprises" we know
Of
The clown 10 Forepaughs managerie and
circus Is going through the country enter.
taining his audiences with Democratic
speeches, and expressing himself in favor OF
the taxation Of bonds, and reduction on
the price of ofwhiskey. We should Judge from
bis conduct in the ring, tha, hO was part ieu-
larly interested in the latter.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27

I'VE refer both queric. to O. ]. s.-ED.1 ]
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
HERE AND THERE.

There are about seventy boarderS at the
Green Springs waNer Cure.
The Cleveland Herald figures up the Lake
Shore grape crop for this year. at 1000 lbs
The "Iuside BAR" Of Sandusky Bay is be-
ing dredged out this season.
Cleveland is preparing for big horse hir,
to be held on the sth Of September.
The Crawford County Agricultural Society
hold their annual fair at Bucyrus, October 8,
Z, 8 and .. We are under obligations to the
Managers for complimentary.
The Fremont Journal says "Thc repor,
that Gen. Blu ckland had a fracas with "A
prominent Cincinnati d cmocratic editor and
knocked him down, is Incorrect. 1t was DR..
Scott instead Of Gen. Buckland.
The Buckeye Business College Of San
duSky, give an excursion to the Islands on
the 9th Of September. All the steamers
plying between those places, have been
chartered for the occasion. A big time is
anticipated.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
From MelmOre.

The Pic-aio held in wirrmau's Grove near
this place, on Wednesday last, weut of 6ue-
iy, Notwithstanding the rain, which stoping
As it did, about 10 o'clock, ouly made the
roads and woods the pleasaa.er. MeImore
now has pleasant public hall where politi-
cal meetings are held, aud other meetings
Of public character.
On Thursday evening last railroad meet
ing was held here, at which were delegates
from Tifin, SHlphur Springs, New Wash
iDgton, and other points on this liae. Mr..
A. T. Barnes Of the Tidin Agricultural
Works, made clear and succint statement
OF the present condition OF affairs regarding
the two routes, and what was expected OF
our people. A committee Of ten residen Is of
the township, was appointed to secure the
right of way, and take subscriptions to the
capital stock. There will be another meetiag
this week. think the people of this town,
aud the farmers around US are fully awake
to the great advantages Of such a road. We
want no Picay uue subscriptions from men
who are able to give. Now is the time 70
push the matter. NJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
HabItual CostIyeuess or Coustfna,

aon.-From this afiieton arises many Of the
aIings Of mankind. In our everyday wATks Of
life we hear people complain OF Hevyows sHd sieL
HeatSeAe, Biu'OusAsi T.aoigiv Of As Liver, Piles,
L'f'stAas', Debility, LOH Of APP~as, oBoIse Isins.
#a'H ef slssp at Hi9 sHd DroSsAes. through As dav
Generally the cause OF all this train OF diaeuI.
ties can DO traced 10 Cosireaess or; CoAsipaaos Of
the Bowels, and a remedy for this complaint is
what is required, but among the mutt iplcity Of
cashariie remedies how shall they choose We
all know that most catharties, After thorough
action on the towels, leave them perhaps in
worse constiPated state than before the remedy
was taken. This, hewevsr Is not the case with
Ro'aet' Bi''< Pas. They act mildly, yet most
effectively, on the Hs9, causing that organ to
throw on the aecumulated morbid matter, Ieav.
ingih stomach and bowels in a.perfeetly healthy
and naiurai state and aot eoAuiPaied.
Those afflicted in this way would do we'll, after
the treatment above Indicated. 10 have RoSaeL.
hoAaeh BsRas where they could take dose after
ZACH meals they would aid digestion and
strengthen the stomach. Hershiser Il Myers,
sole Agents, Tim, o. n4S-lm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27

Mayors COurt.-0n Saturday, one Fleck
was on the street with his team, runk and
d.'so'derly, aud when the Marshal ordered
him out of town, no undertook to throw
stoues at him. The marshal went for him
when thu IN Nn Topped into hls wagon and
broke for iIAsc,1m where he lives. Not to bc
outvitted ia this manner, Charley mounted
nag and garo chase, overiaking tue man
ness the Bowe residence, Here the little
sou OF the Jehu in the wagon, plead SO hard
with the marshal to let bis father go on
home, that he CONSENTED.
Manly Colony and John Horehead were
arrested on Sunday for engaging in a hght,
in front OF the Baptist church, md ware
hned Eve dollars aud costa, each.
Two men named Paine aud Switser, were
arrested Monday afIernoon for being At a
house Of fill-isme, and were hned ve dollars
and costs. The propretress Of the house
was also arrested aud fined ten dollars and
costs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
From Eden.

ESs. TriLuAes- According Co prOmise I
send news from Eden. Considering the
drOuth, the crops look pretty we'll, yet some
OF the fields appear rather barren. In sSme
sections the grAsshoppers have committed
depredatious There is prospect, however,
that the recent rains will greatly Assiss the
corn and potatoes TO mstpre.
The people here are awake to their educA-
.ional interests, having built a 6ne school
house during the past year, in District No. !,
and new ones are going up soon, in Districts
No. 4 and 8. The Sunday Schools are pro-
gressing snely, there being seven in the
township.
WeAre not behind ia having Grant Club
for the Union men are thoroughly in earn.
est, and we will roll up such trsmeAdnous
majority this fall for Gen. Gibson, our GAL
liant candidate for Congress, thAt be will not
forget that his bOyhOod days were spent a.
mong Us. IouS, for victory.
TovAls1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
Books.

THH NURsERT by Fanny T, Scaverus, for
younges, readers, is gem for children, and
makes their eyes sparkle with deligb,
when they behold lie beautiful illustrations
and read Its interesting pages. Published
by John L. shorey, Boston, Mass, at so q
year.
THE Lrrrtu CoHPoRLL.-This standard
paper for boys and girls, continues TO be sdi.
ted in It's usual entertaining style. The con-
tributiOns to It's pages are amorg the bes.
written, Of young folks literature, In the
country. No family, in which arc children,
should be without It. 100, per year. Ad.
dress Alfred L. Sewell, Chicago, III.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27

Chose Conneotions ara Madn.

Az sandushy. with TraiDs OF NORTHERN piyl,-
asnl Lake Shore Railroad Hne, xuA (durine the
season of nayigAtiou,) with Lake Steamers for
theIslands and Detroit.
AtClyae, with rc.lns Of (southern Division,
Lake shore RAilroad Tine.
A. Caroy, with FindIay Branch Trains.
a. Forest. with Trains of Pittsburgh, Fort
WAvne. and Chicago Railway.
AZ Heliofontaino. with Trains Of the Beiie-
tontaine tCrestline and Indian apolisl Railway,
AZ Urbana, with TrAins OF the Columbus and
Indianapolis Central Railway.
~ SPrtHgneld. with London Branch trains.
A. London. with Trains Of the Coiumbus and
xenIa Railroad.
a, 1.Ssss, with trains Of tho Dayton aud wes-
AZ Cineinaati, with Through Expire. Trains
70 and from LnuiAvilie, Indian apolIs, st. Lnuta,
Cairo, Memphis, and the South Kentucky Cen
tral Railroad aud ohio River Mail Boats.
This Line has heen NEWLY EQUIPPED with
ruperior Modern Day Coaches, SMOKING Cars, and
Might Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed in comfort and
style ~
TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO and from Gin
einnau withouttransfer 10 Passengers or Baggage
Al Dayton. thnA ensnring ronfort and Addnig
greatly 10 TIE pleasure of the trip between the
Lake and the Ohio River. fT7
THROUGH rIcKERTs sold and BAGGAGE
CHECKS given TO all principal cities reached by
Rhis Road and connecting lines.
J. @. WILLIAMS Superintendent.
T. II. GOODMAN, General Ticket Aren't.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27

Transfers OF Real Estate.-Ths follow
Ing transfers have been made since our last
i,sues
VI zahm to W J Crawford, L9s.loo A.
cres in Hopewell TIP, for $7oo.
W Crawford to D Bartel, 7.3s-loo SereS
in Hopewell TIP, for 5000.
+ Sopers TO II Crippen, 80 acres in Seip-
10 TIP, for $4,000
A B yeon to N Tolppe, az acres in Lib
erty TIP, for $3.50.
II Meng to Vincent Kobe 40 acres In Thomp-
son Up, for Sl,7oO.
J Young to b Kleinfelder, inlot No. 295, in
the lst Word, for Si,sl3.
P Gastner to Sehwab, lot No. ,, in Block
H." adjoining the city, tor $3.50.
J L Osborne to J A Remmelle, lots Nos. 4,
2345 6 and 7, in Block "D," for 50, 800.
J Nose to T N Nose, 10 acres in Big
Spring, for $500.
J Kuber to Benz. Kuber e2i acres in bloom
for $500.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
ArHLErIcA.
scORE EAcH ISNINs.
FOrepaugh.-The managerie and circu

FOrepaugh.-The mAnagerie and circus,
according 70 announcement, was in our city
on Saturday, and was largely pAtrOnised -
in fact we do not remember to have seen SO
large crowd Of people in attendance up
on any show, for many years. The. deArth
OF entertainments Of the kind, during the
season, together with the fact that the har-
vest is over and many people were at leisure
with money TO spend, may, in measure, ac-
count iorit. The crowd was so large that
We heard many persons engaging in specu-
latious as to what the expenses and The prof.
its Of the establishment might be. We have
learned some items in regard to II. from
person connected with the principal side
show. The total average expense per day, is
$500, and the average net profit, per day, is
$l,zco. Between April and October Of last
season, FOFePaugh cleared, an average Of
u, TOO, per day. He has bank account Of
Ssoo,ooo, 10 Pbilndslphia, and is said TO be
eiamoroastor the almighty dollar.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
Pleasant AronSedi

A Gran, Club Was formed in Pleasant
Township, las, week, and Il has made rapid
acquisitions to lts membership. Gov John
@. Lee addresses the club a, Fort Seneca. 90
Saturday night Let there be fine turn
oat Of the people Of Pleasant Township
and vicinity to hear one Of the Governors
forcible speeches
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN the District ponrt Of the tinted States for
4 the Northern District OF Ohio, ~ the matter
give you notice that the "a aud sd meetings of
NE creditors Of the sbovf named Bankrupt viii
oe r. az the once u Frank sawyer. Register,
AZ Nor.alh, county OF Huron and State OF Ohm
on the 18Th day OF Ssptepher, A. D. ls6s, at f5 ~
clock, 4. N, Also that have hled my aeeoants
~ az Asnenee OF the estate Of said Bankrupt and
on shM day shall apply for a settlement of mn
sad accounts and fof dschgfge from All l,ahiIy
ltles A. Assignee Of said estate IN accorisnce
Man MsnS me "a provisions 0f 'e BehkrhPt law passed
as y I5EIN II. BROWN.
toe oredit0rs. lsst.nea
FsTvsik.o o fgf y, IN ssU
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
UeadThis.

FLsI Gsex. sENr,7A Co, o., sarch 10, is6s.
ALxI. WuuEstp, Esa,
Prosdest efthe Amerieau Life Insurance Co.
DrA. sfH--S BEG 10 tender MY thanks TO the
Ameriesa Life InfpraHee Com oany for the
ptompt aed satisfactory manner in which pay
meat vas EAde &c me AdministT,tor Of my
sous estate, by a. Torrey. ysur General Agent,
ofthreo hsusNad declare, being tAs full am cunt
Of the policy uhich my iatO son, william q.
soil hoe IN gsur Company 1ithsssh but three
payments hadtee zaada, the three Hetes given
on the PremSHs were awarded - ditfdeads
In behsaf 81 the ysaH wldsw ssdher fuG,nt
child, thaatyoN, and a. chewing ny ARpteeia.
ton 81 fhis benlhceDt ihsttufish- have taken a
policy for eve thSusan6 dollars in ysvr CO rspaHy
and I~ssWre you that shsii embrace every op-
portuaity OF Recommending the Americas Life
Insurance md Trust Company OF Philadelphia to
nJ friends and 20 the RShiie confidence.
Respectfully, .r Eli MoLL.
'CSrr- u. rsoH.
1gcnt for the sbovo Company has opened an
sofhee IN Commercial Row with q. J. Keen, ESQ.
where he can be found from 20 to Ia. m. and
bro" 70 Sp- M noss mos1.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27

CouEcii Proceedings. Monday eve
ning, Aug 7ith. PSeseut, Kanp. johnson,
aud Wagner. The clerk was instructed
TO draW orders on the proper fund for accounts
amounting in all tc $342,75.
A petition was presented from parties
praying for the location Of an alley, from
Ferry street. north to Nil street, a distance
Of fabOutao rods. The petition was aeld for
future action.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
Central Grant Club.

The eloquent and entertaining speaker
N n. CAsrtE, Esq, Of Cleveisod, Ohio, will
address the Grant Club at the City Hall on
Teusdsy evening, September l,t lssS.
Every member Of the Clob is expected to be
present. an are cordially invited to attend
and hear the Issues Of the day discussed In
NJ. Castles uuspprosehsble manner
BY order Of the President
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27

Grant Boys In Bluc.-All over the State
the Grant Boys ia Blue are organizing iutO
uniformed companies for drill aud parade.
Officers are elected from Captain to 9Th Cor.
poral, and the many military evolutions
which company is capable of going
through, with blazing torches, presents a
magnificent appearance at night. Can we
not raise a cOmPAay in riGul The CO.'S of
aa Sutft Is but @iaiug. Fall ia for roll call.