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The New York herald., 1868-03-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousT-x BANKRUPTCY.
Before Judge Blatchford.

Before Judge Blatchford.
m the matter or Andre,c Beiser, a Bunkv1tpt.-In
this case bill of injunction has been filed by John
Sedgwck, assignee Of the bankrupt, against William
Menck and Charles B. Bostwick, receivers over the
bankrupt estate. 1t appears that Beser was adudi-
Gated bankrupt In January last and that Mr.. Sedg
wick was appointed assignee in the following month
OF February; that in 1857 Andrew Beiser the bank
rupt in this present case, being insoivent, executed
TO William Menck certain assignments and convey
ances OF property, and that Menck, from that time
10 the bankruptcy OF Beser, did receive and possess
himself OF all close species OF property SO conveyed
by Beser, to the amount OF about $4,000,
and that he Menck) still continues to
be in the possession and control OF the
entire Of that property so conveyed. That the as
Gignee Is ignorant OF the manner in which the disp0
sition OF this property is made by Menck and there.
fore claims full discovery in answer to his bill OF
complaint. 1t is further alleged by the complainant,
the assignee in this matter that the assignment and
conveyance referred TO were all fraudulent In fact
and void as against the creditors OF the bankrupt
aud the assignee claims that all the property
Veyed and assigned in 1857 afterwards should be
transferred to him by William Menck, to be distrib-
uted amongst the creditors Of the bankrupt
On the state OF the facts set ont in Mr.. Sedgwicks
statement an Injunction was granted. The case now
came before Judge Batchford on application to mod
Iy that injunction, and the Judge denied the motion.
The New York herald., 1868-03-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DUrANT-STEwART.-O Tuesday, March 2, by the
Rev. Dr. Litteon, OF the Church OF the Holy Trim
ty J. JOHNSON DuRASr, of Jersey City, to MAfGARET
r., second daughter Of tie late John Stewart, of
Brooklyn, L. l.
Low--LEA.--On Thursday, March 5, Mt the Amcri-
CHARLES ALfARD Low, OF San Francisco, Cal, I'd
BERTHA, daughter OF Joseph Lea, OF Philadelphia.
REID--WfLkfNsON.- Tuesday, MHrch "a, ~ tne'
residence OF H. Stadleuair Esd. brooklyn Dv Tue
The New York herald., 1868-03-25
Georgia Politics.

The Augusta tGa) Chronicle, March II, learns that
leading and influential friends Of Judge Irwin and OF
Judge Reese have been in consultation In Atlanta
with view to bring about an agreement
by which one or the other OF these distn-
guishec gentlemen may be withdrawn from the
gubernaoral canvass. The Chronicle has good
reasons for believing that compromise can and
will be effected by which the friends OF these gen.
temen throughout the State can be brought into per-
feet harmony, and thereby secure the certain defeat
OF the negro candidate and preserve the State from
the corrupting influences Of the Bullock.Blodgett
negro ring.v
The New York herald., 1868-03-25

Tho present city Of Philadelphia consists of twenty
eight wards. and enClOsCs area OF over thirty
miles III circumference. Within this area there are
more than seventy thousand dwelling houses, be-
sides o.leT buildings ~ The number Of ten thousand
aud SOM. anndgcds.
The New York herald., 1868-03-25
NEW YORK CITY.
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THE COURTS.
GATED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemnations Of whislkey.

Before Judge Blatchford.
On motion Of Mr.. Rollins, United States District
Attorney the following DEGREES OF condemnation in
the cause OF the internal revenue taken yester
day before Judge Batchford, defence having been
entered:-Twenty-two barrels Of spirits, found at
pier No. II East river; four barrels same, found at
pier No. North river; two barrels same, with horse
and wagon seized ut the corner OF jackson and Mon
roe streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

FRANK J. RAMAGE is one of our
Omaha advertisers in the BUGLE,
and here is what the ITeraid says
about him and his establishment:
FRANK. RAMAGE-Everybody
knows Frank the merchant tailor,
whose store of large and best select
ed gods is in room No. 225 Caldwell
Block, where fs4 keeps on hand and
makes to order the latest style of
clothing in the city. His American
and foreign cloths are aneXcelied for
superior texture and quality, and
his stock Of gents furnishing goods
arc unequaled for neatness and du-
rability, and the great beauty of 1t
Is, that Frank knows how to DIT them
on his patrons. Give him call,
everybody, and everybody viii be
pleased.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
ssnHwATsi. flght aaw&Tds
Into shs Valley ef DEATH,
NE ths H4x Hunfi rNd -

But larger by hundreds multipIi-
ed into millions, than the doomed
hand who rode to swift destruction
Of Tennyson's poem, IS the great
cayaicade Of unhappy men who are
rushing to unGImcly graves followed
by the giant spectre dyspepsia. Tnis
is al wrong, ani should cease. Plan
tatien BitterS, the great Stomach
Paa Killer, cures dyspepsia, i'snrt
Durtf, neadaene, vertigo, dullness,
a. d all symptoms Of kindred char
actef. lis If by magic. EAangior,
Lassituua, Great Weakness and
Mental Depression, they have q
most wonderful effect. w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

THIRD DIsLRlcr.--Judge Lewis
A. Thomas, of Dubuque, o very
radicalradioal running independent
against VIM. B. Allison, for Con-
gress, Is boldly making charges Of
bribery and corruption against Dir.
Allison and challenges Allison 10
answer or refnte them. He charges
that Allison has been guilty of acts
which would expel him from Con-
gress Ii properly acted up, "a, and
cousign him 10 prison. These cor
raptisns extend throughout the
whole time of Allison's service in
Congress. Mr. Allison having re-
fused 10 meet Mr.. Thomas on the
stamp, the latter gentleman chal-
lenges Mr., A. to meet him In coart
as, IL untrue, his charges are
sctionable. Ii is a beautiful fami>
II quarrel, and Allison hangs his
bead like D whipped unr. Mr..
Mills, the Democratic candidate,
will ba elected BIZ very large ma
jority, - Thomas has a many or
more Republican friends than ALI.
son. Two years ago the latter was
elected by o majority Of about !, 900.
Statesman.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

a gentleman long O resident of
San Francisco, and high In political
and professional position, writes In
the following confident tone to the
Albany AsuGs:
Presidential prospects are excel
lent on this coast. Scarcely o rea-
sonable doubt exists as TO and of the
tnree States. Never, since my ar
rival in California, have seen Pres
idential nominations received with
such prompt and enthusiastic accep~
tance as that OF Seymour. Most
certainly, after all, he was and is the
man OF men for the juncture.
Chase might perhaps would have
2 gesllssaa sali tRs erR Rnstr s 0ak 0akeihUfaks ihf yodt
rank and file.o
There Is no doubt, remarks the
Argus, that this Is the language of
one who speaks from a thorough
knowledge Of public opinion in the
States of the Pacific. These young
Commonwealth are Democratic.
They intend to associate their future
with the party Of progress, and NOT
with that of narrow hatred founded
upon the past. 1t liz TO the future
that California and her sister States
look with glowing eyes. An unsur.
passed destiny awaits them and
they have no temptations to look
backwards, or turn aside TO vent old
grudges and resent old injuries.
California wants freedom of trade
a solid currency, peace at home
commerce abroad, and that freedom
of State action which Is not to b
found under a consolidated govern.
ment of the present day. It Is eas,
to see why the group of which sh'
IL the center, should take position Ii
the Democratic column. They vii
be conspicuous In the approaching
victory.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWEL
RY.-One of the best. IL not the
best, assortment of clocks, watches
and Jeweiry to be found in the city
may be found at the Jewelry store
of C. b. JAoQuEMIs, No. 895 Broad
way. Mr., Jaeqnemin understands
his business, keeps stock to suit
this section Of country, advertises
his business liberaily, and is q first
rate man to deal with, which ac~
counts for his success In trade. We
advise our readers who may be In
want of anything In the clock,
watch, or jewelry line, to give him
call.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

the c0araA Cangrese ic
sbst ~ { NV tis WA -
may be invoked f6r the n oys
of che EeNenuos11aEG
1--WE eas,&3oa 80 RxBat<ian& tfsx4
he has q harder aght before HIN
than when be measured swords with
Congress On the iast1e of reconssruc-
ton. The men against wtem ne
now takes the field have uaoney
without end they have Q majority
In Congress, delegates In every Leg
isIature, tools In every court and
witnesses for every emergency they
have the power 10 make and TO break
regulations through the agency OF Q
suhorned press /; they can blast with
SANDER, reward with office, buy with
money and appaii with violence ali
without personal responsibility
There In q freemasongy between the
separate wings or combinations that
binds them together as one In iufiu-
ence and means when the safety OF
either is threatened. Under these
circumstances success must seem
very doubtful and yet Andrew
johnson has 1t in his power, by one
adroit movement, TO make himself
master &c khnnit mszzl 1lfS
X sieciefve vltxory over the Radicals,
Who have been q thorn In his side
and the unreienting enemies of his
administration
whatever may be the result in
the courts says the Herald, 1.-THE
present Federal offieeholders stand
convicted at the bar of public opin-
lon nf the most stupendous crimes
against government, Let Andrew
johnson sweep them all away by
the power Of suspension stall invest
ed In him. Congress would not dare
to restore the plunderers to Office
Public sentiment viii demand the
repeal Of the Tenure of 0ffiee law /;
bat Andrew Johnson has the power
to take the lead in the great work
of reform. Then y says the Herald,
s'the magnificent coup d etat we
have suggested would at once purify
the Government, relieve the Treas
ury and crush out RadieaIism.
We submit that when q paper
like the Herald, an open and bold
advocate of the election of Grant,
talks thus of the officials Of the par
ty putting Grant In nomination,
there must be something exceeding
Iy itrotten in Denmark
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
wiaa Ven Vote Esr Negro sufa
aTages

The issue is distinctly presented I'm
the present canvass, the Radical par
ty taking the alternative and the
Democratic party the negative. It
is idle to say that you do not favor
negro suffrage and negro equality
when VOC GO 10 the polls and vote
for men who viii shape the Iegisla-
ton OF your State % as to accomplish
thatsend. IF men who favor negro
equality openly on the stump ara re-
turned &C your election can you doubt
that their doctrines will take the
form of statutes at an early daye III
you are opposed to the odious propo-
sition vote straight against Its advo-
Gates. This IL the only logical course
for these who would keep the negro
from the poils.--lS. Joser1h Gazette.
Here In Iowa, the question Is a
little different from the one present
ed TO the people Of Missouri. Here
re not only have the negro suffrage
candidates to vote for, bat we have
are direct propositions to amend our
State constitution 90 as TO place the
negro In legal and political equali-
ty with the white man, and IL re-
mains to be seen whether the white
men of Iowa will vote for either the
negro suffrage candidates, or the pro-
positions TO amend the constitution
80 as TO place negroes upon an equal.
ity with themselves. We are salts.
fied that ifths propositions were fair.
ly understood that 1t would be an
easy matter TO defeat them; bat the
question is submitted In q shape cai.
cuiated TO deceive the people, or Ii
other words In such a manner as mol
to be understood by them. The way
the question is submitted, unless the
or has itcommitted to memory, hs
cannot tell what he Is voting for, Oh
against. Next week we will publish
the proposed amendments with the
manner of voting for or agaInst
them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

THE PLACE TO Go To.-We go to
the hardware store for a saw, to the
clothing store for coat, and to other
Establishments for such things as we
need, but as general thing have to
20 to as many different establish
ments as we have articles to buy
but 1t is not so at Professor JoHS
SPRISKa IF we want warm Or
cold bath, We go to Sprink's. If we
want a clean shave, we go to
Sprink's. IF we want No. cigar,
We go TO Sprink's. II We want the
best tobacco in the city, we go to
Sprink's. If we are bald headed
and want our hair restored, We 60
to SpriRk's and get q bottle of his
Hair Restorative, and If we want a
pipe, from common clay one to q
genuine meerschaum, we go to
Sp-ink's, aud if any Of our friends
want anything in the line above
mentioned, they viii find it at
Sprink's 29S Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

HARDWARE AND FARMING IA~
PLEaESTs.- We notice that Steph-
enson 4 Miller are making large ad-
ditions Do their slready large stock
of Hardware and Farming Imple~
nents, and from appearances must
have ane of the best stocks In the
city. They arg new men In our city;
but from the business they aredoing,
must be making the acquaintance OF
our citizens and the farmers from the
country very fast. which facts indi-
Gates that they are Fair men 70 deal
with and sell at reasonable prices
Give them call at No. 4ia Broad
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK. This
Institution. which has jus! com
menced business in this city, with q
capital of Sl00,0O0 with the privilege
Of increasing it to $500 100, is under
the management of J. T. BALDWIN,
President; Gen. G. NJ. DoDGE, Vice
President; and A, WEST, Cashier,
and from the character of the men
who control and manage 1t, we con-
clude that It will be one Of the per-
manent institutions of our city, and
will prove ,ene6cial to the interests
of our citizens. Mr.. WEsr, the
Cashier, is gentleman Of much ex-
perience In the business Of banking
and frst elazs finaneieF, aud under
his management the Pacific Nation
al Bank win prove q success.
We understand that the Company
have leased the building now in the
course Of erection on the corner ol
Broadway and Main strets, for pc
riod OF five years, and will remove
to 1t as soon as it is completed. Al
present the business Of the Bank
will be transacted in Palmer's Block
No, 43s Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

The 1en<1efs IL the Radical party
- osfbst staring fl1snA HI tise face,
ard ere trying 70 avert the calamity
by d resort 10 srlckery and decep
tiea. One of their schemes to hold
their party together and 10 keep
their courage up, Ia the announce
lnent through their papers of the
conversions Of some prominent Dem
ocras 20 Radicaiisrn, on by the pub
I.eatiDn of q letter from d man who
has always voted the Radical ticket,
stating that he In going 20 aban-
don Seymour and vote for Grant.
These tricks some times have the
effect desired but when they are
resoFted 10, they ara good eQid ~
that the leaders think that aiI h -
uniess their tricks &ad <isceptl
- Ieupsse. "A "A
0na OF the t1iel Il er1I
hepxe To- III kafink
hat Mr. FREDERscx LAuEs, of
Reading, Pennsylvania, win a laun-
drpd and twenty-five of his employ
ees had declared for Grant and Cox
fax.
Mr. Lauar has been known for
years ali over Pennsylvania a. q
prominent Democrat, and Ii was
supposed that the announcement
that he had come out for Grant and
Colfax, would have considerable ef-
feet ca the election in that State,
which comes off on next Tuesday
The following telegram from 5Ir.
Lauer exposes the trick and falsity
of the statement, and will cause
1t TO have quite o different effect
from that anticipated by the Radi-
Gals who set 1t afioat.
READING, Pa, Sept. 26, 1868
VIVA. Flynn Washiagtoa ID. &.
The article in yesterdays New
York Tribune Is q base fabrication.
Have itso branded publicly.
FRED LAgER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

The most delightful weather
now prevails, and 1t b Just the time
to, when the suns rays, playing up
on the lenss and thence On TO the
prepared plote, Axes indsaibly the
reflection Of the features - NE sis
before the photographers camera.
Make hay while tie saa shlnes "
Is . good old saying, and We make
the application by advising yoa TO
go, now, while the sun shines, and
all nature smiles, to MBealerss PhO~
tograph Gallery, get Ave dollars
worth of work done i'm hts line and
be presented with q siekeS to enc sf
hts grand Presentation Cencerss,
which ticket also gives you q ehAnes
for valuable present. See carcu@
lara.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

LOOK no YoUg TTTLEs.--EsyeFy
man wants TO look at least once .
year to his titles 10 his land, and see
that they ars all correct and that no~
body has, through mistake or otiaeaa
wise, attempted TO raise title on
top of his. Such things do occur
sometimes, and cause considerable
difficulty In having the mistakes
rectified. By calling on ]. p. Casa
dy, who keeps peFfecs and correct
abstract Of titles tolana ia P0stawaf.
tamie county, perscEs can find out
whether the titles to their lands are
all clear.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

EyE.YBoDY rRosPRRTNs =
while ii may be said with much
truss, that eyEyba<iy b prosp3iag
IN Council HUN. we may sap that
no ono Is doing more prosperous
h,,sInasss than the hardware arm Of
r. !. Hurfhrd a Bro. They 10 all
anDearance are doing heavy and
raving business, and why should
thew n0s : They are fair men TO deal
with ana keep one OF the best stocks
IN the clsy-have genteel and ac-
comodating clerks who always rep
resent their goods honestly and fair
". and are ever ready 10 walt upon
their numerous customers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

GRAIN, Produce AND GROCER
IES.-W'e notice that JOHNSON l.
GOULD are doing a heavy business
in grain, prollce aud groceries, and
they are situated at the right point
to do that kind of trade to advan-
tAge. Being on Upper Broadway
they have the first show in purclras-
ing almost everything In the pro-
dlce line that comes into the city,
and they generally take the choice
articles brought In. This is the rea-
s'a they have attained such n high
reputation for having the best but
ter, the freshest eggs and the incest
vegetables in the city.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

nF~ We learn today that y. 2.
Dodge contemplates the erection of .
business house on the Northeast cor
uer Of Broadway and Main streets.
a portion ofwhich is to be used as i
Banking house.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

BASKs.-From what weo hear
talked on the streets, we expect ere
long to see all our Banking houses
established aud doing business on
the four corners of Broadway and
Main streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

wA The Wickharn BROS, engaged
IN the Brick work for Mr. Bayliss,
addition to the Pacifac House, are
putting up the walls with their usual
energY and sklll.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

The Daily BUGLE job Office is
turning out more work and of q
better quality than any other office
in the city. Look for the imprints,
By them you viii see which Office is
doing the fineF class Of work.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

A BTG STOCK or FCfOTHTNG.-Ws
notice that ID. Newman Is Just pilang
the ready~made clothing into his
store, Ala Officer q pusey's Block,
Broadway. His store b called the
Railroad Clothing House, and We
should Judge that 1t Is rightly nam
ed, Cor he must keep railroad eEa-
ployed considerable time In the
year In keeping up his supply Of
clothing. If any Of our citizens are
i'm want of anything In the clothing
line, from > pair OF socks 20 an over
coat, they can find ID at Newfnan's.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
IOWA. aHBRSDAT. OCTOBER ls., 1868 !.

thsix axpendiag Indpstry-by haF~
In the &cf hsQQgilt home 20 them 7
TlIis ii <klS kernel of the question.
TAe eavnffaaent hss BEEN In higA
apirzks e the RESULT of the ixte Glec~
tIous. Bot the triumph p not due
To the free expression O. the sslnraGe.
The thought returns again and again
to the snff<i OF every bye-standex,
why afes the Eec0ad Empire, if IL
be 10 flrnaly grounded In the affac-
fsons Oh the people, resort 10 all tho
machinery Df f1rcfs1g support Tor
their enntfsdase9 Not that the gov
ernInenksi8es what hts predeoessars
did not debut Why set up Ita ouIa-.
fiatiuns on universal suffrage and at
the same time do everything 70 sti-
ffe the free expression OF pHitieaf
opinion One curious fact trreeps
out is1 these elections, namely that
about 0ne-third OF those entitled 20
vote, abstain from doing so, flotwfth-
standing the threats OF one party,
IAnd the ssauesions of sIae other ls
would ssena asa French writer sQpee
.ntneryesl, ssthey dare not dare ~
vote. Connected with election mat
k6rs 10 the division that has br0keza
- iss the #sgbpssieapm eansp, Mesf
Ia point of vioienea, sends one 20 fse'
days of the Jaeobin Clubs % hnd .
paralIei-when writers and public
men called for one anotherss heads.
1t In this exhibition that viii fix the
Esnperpr firmly where he IL. These
ssPaSsionistit cry for liberty for a
nation, when they connot accord 1t
t0 each other. In this respect both
parties resemble toe much that an
cisnt incendiary. who stale from the
alter the fire with which he destroy
ed the temple. M. Guizot can COM
pIimerit the Emperor for so fnrmIda-
big increasing the armament OF the
Empire, and standing as ease in
presence of Prussia. He can eongTat-
uIate his Majesty for showing tAe
same front, to the prussians at
home.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

ToBAcCo AND CIGABs.-We no~
tice that \. E. TYSON keeps at his
store, nearly opposite the Pacific
House, a No. / article of Tobacco
and cigars, and they who use the
weed say that he sells at reasonable
rates,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

G.. 8. HARRIS, on Upper Broad
way, keeps - snug graln, produce
and provisioa STORE - can be found
In the city. He also has fuil sup
ply Of nice, fresh butter 0sa hand,
and he takes good care not to let any
thing chat Is really nice In the veg
etabie line, pass him. Our citizens
In want OF . mics roll oil butter, .
few bushels Of superior potatoes .
few bushels Of corn, Dw anything
else In the produce and grocery Inc,
will do we'll TO give Mr.. Harris q
call.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

Now Is THE TINE 10 give your
houses and other buildings new
coat OF paint, and we win say that
the White Lead manufactured by
the Collier White Lead Company II
the best lead for that purpose 10 be
found in the West, and f. Geasemau
always has q full supply on band.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

The case of the United states vs.
Commissioners Rollins, charged with
q conspiracy to defraad the Govern
menL, terminated to-day In the dis-
charge Of the defendants. Commis-
sioner Gutman deciding that there
was nothing In the evIdanee TO JUS
tify the holding Of them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

RI~It Ia true our job Office Is 50
crowded with work that we have to
ask the indulgence of our friends,
but as soon as we can secure more
help In our Office weshali be all right
again. Bear with as yet a little
Whiies