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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

OPoRTo GRAPE CuLTuRE-This
country is becoming noea for the
enterprise of wine growers. New
jersey, particularly, where the 'eele-
brated Port Grape Wne is made
purely from the craps Juice Che
following letter from an saainont
physician who lives ia sl4htofSpee s
vineyard, viii be Of interest 10 our
readers:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

BALL.-phe Bluff City TiFe Com
pany. viii give grand Bill at the
Court House on Nav Years Eve
See their advertisement In our col,
umns to-day and naaks gulS prepa-
rations to attend.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17
PasAle. o. aafll. 10.

HaSNsaet S&f M8fs 4cuDs
l hereby certify that slr. A. speer
OF tbs village, has a hsss vines 4 rd
of choice gFape vines, waiet are look
Ing very fine. He ais purchases q
great many grapes, ndsas yet pro-
ducing as many hin@f as Is re-
quired TO keep his stocI pf wine full.
He has The Port Grapesah wine ot
which is held 10 hish kinaaion and
Of ihieh he has = iaressaantity on
hand lying In his ceils requiring
age before he disE o = III
r. A. TERHNk, 1I. d.
The above wine car &c procured oi
our druggists. si&wIt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON Feb 2s, 1893.
The Georgia Injunction aud McArdie Cases.
despatch from Washington TO the Ercning Telegram
ssys tho Georgia and NcArdle cases came up In the
United States supreme Court this morning. In the
Georgia case Mr. David Dudley Field, Of New York,
appeared for the petitioners and moved for leave to nls
bill and for All Injunction upon Generals Grant Meade,
Rugcr aud Rockwell. Tbs pston referred 10 by Mr..
Field was published two weeks ago. Mr. Carpen-
ter, OF Wisconsin, stated that he appeared on be-
half Of Secretary Stanton 20 defend him against the pro-
posed bill and said that tue whole question or the legality
OF tho Reconstruction acts would come up on the motion
FOR ieavs - NE Mr. Carpenter also moved that the
argument be set down for next FRIDAY she court 80
ordered, md Sir Field therefore Oiled bis briefs
Nr carpenter also made . motion in The ncArdle
case and asked for six hours EXTRA time for making
tho Argument in that case Tho court snid Il would
tsko the point into consideration and announce It's
decision on Monday, when The case Is T. DO argued
ConsiieT.be rrc srrc bss been brpDgbi ter uron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29
THE WAR OFFICE TROUBLE.
Movement. OF the Secretary Of War Adj Inte-
rim-A Writ or Ono Warrant0 to be APP
Piled For In the Case Of stanton.


Movements or the Secretary Of War Adj Int.
rim-A Writ or Ono Warranto 10 BIO APP
piled For In thc Case of stanton.
wAsnryGroS, Fob. %, 1858.
General Thomas at the War Department during
the noon, but has not had any interview with Mr.
Stanton is not probable ths, he viii make any further
demands for the oice After leaving the White House
the General went to the Capitol TO make conec-
In the testimony he gave before the Impeachment
Committee . day or two ago.
There doubt as has been tonight ascertained
from an authentic source, that writ or quo pdrranto
viii certainly DO applied for by the government perhaps
tomorrow, in the proper tribunal, with
pei Edwin N. Stanton 10 show cause why he retains
possession OF the War Department
The United States Marshal for this District called al
the War Department this morning and formally handed
Mr. Stanton the writ notifying him of the suit which
had been entered against him.
ITO following is the summons in the case OF General
Thomas against Secretary Stanton for false mprson-
IN rus SUPREME corRr, DrsrRnr oV co,urmA.)
Feb. 20, 1868
Lorenzo THOMAS, rrAIsrFr, We. EDWIN NJ srANToS DE-
PENDANT.
ne Presden, If tie Uni,et Stass 70 he Marshal n
said Di4rid. Gretiag:--Summon the defendant In the
above entitled to appear IN said court on before
tho FIRST special thereof occurring twenty dass
after the Of this writ aud answer the declaration
herewith served, and him that on default OF
doing the plaintiff may proceed TO Judgment and eIeca
a
vice return this writ into the clerk once
Immediately after service 70 endorsed As TO show the
manner and time OF executing IL, aud II you cannot
serve within six months the day OF its issuance in
elusive then return il into said Office for removal.
Witness d. X. CARTIER, Chief Justice Of said court
Eorr That the special terms of tho court commence
on tho FIRST Tuesday OF every month eXcapt May. in
which month they commence on the third Monday and
August. in which month there 10 no term OF tho court
aud that the terms Of the court commence on the
FIRST Tuesday Of February, third Monday OF Nav and
first Tuesday OF November when final Judgments may
Dc taken aud execution awarded
The following is the endorsement: -"Served within
al o 90 O'Clock, February Is, 1865"
~ s COOLING United States MARSHAL
Accorting to the law in relation TO the summons
served upon Secretary Stanton by the counsel for Gen.
eral Thomas claiming damages for false imprisonment
Stanton allowed twenty days to respond to the sum-
mons. before the Of the District Court The
forthcoming being the first Monday In March, the
requisite twen,y days slapse the case cannot
up until The nrsi Monday In April or the term fol-
loving.
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Il had been hooght dvisable 10 rsrort entire fev.
sion Of the whole ssptem, with all is prov sone ans
tne COMMITTEES was COW &C work preparing bill Of tnss
KIND and hoped report Il week or two The com
mittse proposed 70 impose no tar whatever ON nome
manuiAcsures except on, perhaps. some nve OF
sx articles, and those purely articles OF luxury
Inc committee would still preserve the special tai
10 Inc nature OF license and on other
persona ana perhaps would retain In some instances
tax on sales amounting to about Of one per cent
The committee was satisfied that the I've per cent
on all the manufactures OF the country could be and
ought to be given up He should not undertake 10 saw
what these five six articles we're on which the tax was
proposed to be retained they were however purely
tcles OF luxury, such Jewels gold watch cases biz
lard tables &c. He was afraid that he were 10 name
them all the committee would be overrun with repre-
seutatves OF these interess He had pesn asked a. TO
the large manufacturing interest-that OF carriage
were among the articles regarded Injuries and to-
be taxed.
Mr. BLAsE suggested that they to be on the free
MIR scHEscK sald that they did not propose 10 have
what is called free st and they would simply provide
that such and such things should be taxed and would
say nothing about the things that should not be taxed
thus preserving the harmony Of the whole system.
Mr. PANE trep.) Of Wis, asked him to state wheshes
the committee contemplated the abolition OF the income
tar.
Mr. scHKNcK replied that that matter he had noe
been instructed by the COMMITTEES 10 make any state
ment nor had the committee itself definitely decided
on It.
After by Messrs PRICE ard scoFIELp as to the
risk Of passing the bill that had just been reported on
account Of tho door which would open to frauds. MI
ScHENCK declined to press II for the present and the
House at hafpast four O'Clock adjourned.
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Articles Of Impeachment to be Reported
to the House To-Day.
Rules Of Procedure for the
Trial Of the President.
Proposed Amendment OF the
Bankrupt Act.
MEETING OF THE CABINET.

wxshNoToN, Feb. ~, 1864
me Cabinet meeting to.dey was Of longer duration
yhan usual AN the members were present, including
Attorney General sanbery and General Thomas, secre-
tury Of War ad Interim The latter appeared at the
White House few minutes before twelve o'clock, whom
several OF tho Cabinet members had already entered
tbc Prcsdeatiai ROOM and modesy rent In his card,
although II is understood his presence had boon 70.
suested General Thomas had IN his possession,
s1ted IN form. tho commission signed by the President
appo,rsng him secyetery OF War ad ifisria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

EXPRESS CHAFGEs Tho following are tho changes
which the express companies have agreed to carry
oqt:-The Merchants Union will relnquish its local
business on the New York and New Haven, the Hart.
ford New Haven and springfield, and the Boston and
Worcester roads, and give up business entirely ths
Housatonic Hartford Providence andFshkil and Maui
gatuck roads The Adams Company retains possession
OF all its routes except the New London Northern Prov
dence and Worcester, Shore Line Providence and
stonington and Providence and Boston railways The
American Company relinQushes business wholly on the
Connecticut River road and gives up local trac the
Boston and Albany These arrangements take effect
from March l-Neo Haven Courier. Feb. 49,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
I hereby certify that the forego-
ing to is q true copy Of the original
roll now on file in this Office.
ED WRIGHT sec'y Of state.
CHAPTER AZ.

VII al L HAS ~. 900 '.- e
An act to amend chapter 135 Of
the acts Of tho eleventh general as.
sembly entitled ian act to require
owners of threshing machines tu
guard against accidents. -sa"..'
SEC. 1, DO it enacted by the gen.
eral assembly Of the state Of lows,
that any person running thrcshing
machine in this state, and. not COM
plying with the requirements Of Sec
tion I Of chapter 135 Of the eleventh
general assembly, shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor, and 10 liable
to be punished by fne of not less
than ten nor moro than fifty dollars,
for every day, or part Of day. he
shall SO violate the provisions Of
this act-said penalty to be enforced
as provided by law for other misdc-
mcanors. ...'t t l,.t....... u
Approved March Oath, 1868.
STATE OF Iowa, u
Office Of sec y Of state.
DesMoincs, May l, 1868.
hereby certify that the forego-
ing is . true copy of the original
roll now on file in this office.
ED WRIGHT sec'y of state.
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CHAPTER 1o6.

An Act to Repeal Section Is. Of
Chapter 173, Laws Of Ninth Gen
cral Assembly, regulating thc
Levy and Collection Of Tax OH
Gross Receipts of Railroad Comp
anies and to Enact : Substit ute
therefor.
sec I. b. it enacted by the Gcn.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa;
That section sixteen Of chapter ona
hundred and scventy three Of laws
Of Ninth General Assembly, be and
the same is hereby repealed, and the
following substitute therefor-Seo.
16- Each railroad company in tho
state shall annually. on or before the
fifteenth day Of February, Ole ir the
Office Of the Treasurer Of State
sworn statement. setting forth. first,
Continued On fourth page.
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CHAPTER 1873.


An At to authorize Cities Of tho
First and Second Glasses to sstah-
lish Fire. Limits.
sea l. Be it enacted by the Gen
cral Assembly Of the state Of Iowa.
That the mayor and city council of
any city Of the first or second class
shall have authority by city ord.-
nance to declare aud establish GER
tain limits within such city wherein
no building or addition to any build
ing, shall, after the passage Of such
ordinance. be erected, except with
outer walls composed Of iron, stone.
or brick and mortar, or other mater
ial non-combustble.
sec 2. This act shall take effect
from and after its publication in tho
Daily State Register and the Eve
Mug Statesman papers Published at
Des Moines.
Approved April 7th, 1868.
hereby certify that the forego-
ing Act took effect by publication.
as required in Section 2 thereof, OH
the god day cf April, A. D. 1868.
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CHAPTER 165.

An Act Relating to the Publication
of Notices and. Proceedings in
Newspapers published in the For
eign Languages.
sec l. BE it enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly Of the state Of Iowa,
That in all counties having a popu-
lation exceeding eighteen thousand
inhabitants, in which a newspaper
is published in any foreign language,
all publications required by law to
be IN newspapers shall be made in
such Of the first above referred to
class Of newspapers as the Board Of
Supervisors may order, except those
publications required in civil actions
and as to such the officer or pers ,n
having tho control may order the
publication in any newspaper in the
county, printed in any foreign lang
uagc. z........-.....s......
SEC 2. This act being deemed of
immediate Importance shall be in
force from and after its publication
in the Daily State Register and
Iowa Evening Statesman, .ncwspa-
pcrs published At Des Moines.
Approved April 7th, 1865.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect by publication, as
required in Section 2 thereof, on tho
Gath day Of April, 1868.
Ed WRIaHr,f Scc'y Of state.
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mcnt shall state whether such seal
conforms to the law; and the clerk,
on receiving such acknowledgment,
with statement that such seal does
not conform to the law, shall notify
such notary tc procure = seal in ac-
cordance with the Law; and until he
procure such seal be shall not act
as notary public.
Approved April Z 1868, -,o,.
STATE or IOWA.
Office Of Sec y Of State,
Des Moines May1. 1865.
hereby certify the foregoing to
be true copy Of the original roll
now on file in, this Office
ED WRIGHT, sec y Of state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER Al.

An act to amend chapter 46 Of
the revision Of 1860, in Relation to
to state and county roads.
SEC. l, Be it enacted by the gen.
eral assembly Of the state If Iowa.
That section $50 of chapter 46, of
the revision Of 1860, be and the
same is hereby amended by adding
thereto, after the word execution"
nor through any garden. orchard or
ornamental ground contiguous to any
dwelling house, so as to cause the
removal of any dwelling house or
other building, without the consent
Of the owner, provided, that such
garden, orchard or grounds are Of
more than two years esta ablishment
or growth.
SEC. 2 That section S67 Of chap
ter 46 is hereby amended by stri-
king out all of said section after the
word provided" aud inserting the
following to-wit: That no road hcrc-
matter located shall pass through
any burying ground, nor through any
garden, orchard, or ornamental
grounds, contiguous to any dwelling
house, so as to cause tho removal
of any dwelling house or other build
ing without the consent Of the owner
provided. that such gardens, or or
chard, or grounds, arc Of mere than
two years establishment or growth.
Approved March 26, 1868.
STATE OF Iowa. } j.
Office of sec y Of state,
DcsMoincs May 1, 1868.
I h-rcby certify tho foregoing to
DO a true cory Of the original roll
now on file III this office.
ED WRIGHT sec'y Of state.
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CHAPTER rs.

An Act Relating to Real Estate
sold for Taxes, and unrcdeemcd.
providing that Property SO sold
and unredeemed, shall be des. gna-
ted as such on the Tax Lists.
sec l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Iowa.
That it shall be tho duty Of the clerk
of the board Of supervisors in each
county, when making up the tax.
book Of the county. and before said
book is placed in the hands Of the
county treasurer for collection Of
taxes therein, to designate each piece
or parcel Of real estate sold for tho
taxes, and not redeemed, by writing
in plain manner, opposite to each
such piece Of real estate 30 sold and
unredecmcd, the word, "Sold."F
sec 2. II shall be the duty of each
county treasurer, when any person
offers to pay taxes on any real estate
marked "sold, "to notify such person
that such property has been sold Tor
taxes, and to inform him for what
year or years taxes, said property
(was sold, } and at or what time said
sale was effected.
sec 3. Any county treasurer, or
clerk of the board of supervisors,
who shall willfully neglect or refuse
to perform the duties required by
this act. shall be liable to forfeit
not less than fifty nor more than 6ve
hundred dollars, to be recovered in
any action brought in court Of
record. by the board Of supervisors,
or by the party injured thereby and
the Judgment entered shall he again
st him and his bondsmen, and the
proceeds ofsuch forfeiture shall 90,
one part to the school fund, and the
other to the party injured.
Approved April 3D., 1865.
STATE OF IOWA. J
Office of Sec'y Of State,
Des Meines, May 1, 1868.
I hereby certify the foregoing to
be q true copy of the original roll
now on file in this Office.
Ed WRIGHT, Sec'y Of state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER 60.

An act to provide for the payment
of the salaries of officers and wages
of employees of the pcnitcntiary, AMI
for the general support Of the con-
victs. "a .f
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the gen.
eral assem- bly, of the state Of Iowa.
That there is hereby appropriated,
out of any moneysin the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, so much
as may be necessary to pay monthly
to the persons hereinafter named the
following sums, viz: To the warden
one hundred and twenty-five dollars
to the deputy wardon eighty-tAree
and one third dollars, to the clerk
sixty-two dollars and fifty cents, to
tho chaplain fifty dollars, to the
surgeon fifty dollars, to each night.
guard ffty-fye dollars, to each day
guard Fifty dollars, to the shospital
steward fifty dollars, to the turnkey
fifty dollars. sFfs hgAsT
SIC. 2. The above named sums
shall be paid to the warden on his
requisition monthly aeeompa nisd
BY a detailed statement, in such
form as the auditor shall prescribe,
Of the number and kind Of guards
employed; and each statement shall
also exhibit the payments made by
the money drawn on the previous
requisition.
sEc. 8. That for the general sup
port Of the convicts there is hereby
appropriated the monthly sum Of
eight and one third dollars, or SO
much thereof Is may be necessary to
each convict in said prison, to be
estimated by the average number
for the preceding month, subject
however to deduction from the
whole amount for the month Of the
sum charged to the contractors for
convict labor for that month.
SIC. 4. The sum appropriated by
the last section shall be paid on the
requisition Of the warden. accompa-
MED with statement Of tho num-
Der Of oonvicts in his charge, and
tho amount charged to the contrac-
tors for that month, oil in such form
ss tho auditor shall prescribe.
ssc. S. If for any reason the
amount charged to the contractors
for any month cannot be collected
in time to be available for such sup
port, the Governor may by his order
direct tho payment Of the whole or
any part oft6e eight and oRe-thisd
dollars per month. aessfs*''a w y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-05
CHAPTER 114.

An ac: to amend section 43O OF
the revision of 1850.
SEC. I. Be it enacted by the gen i.
eral assembly Of the state of lows,
That section 43O Of tho revision of
1860 be and the same is hereby
amended by inserting in the fifth line
after the word appeal the word and
instead Of the word 'or.
SEC. 2. This act being deemed of
immediate Importance shall take
and be in force from aud after its
publication in the Iowa state Reg
istcr and National Platform, news
papers published in Dcs Moines,
Approved April 7, 1868
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FOR SALE!

CHEAP for Cash, house and two
lots in the village q Cresco. The house
10 : story and q half high And commodi'
ously arranged Tor dwelling, . hne col
lection Of shrubbsry, and good we'll on
ths premises. 90 a..fasggs..
R0r particrlars enquire e tnas Vs. o1nce Ge q q
e y" " G. 0.11CH1LtBN0Ek,
ss.sl - 80 cresss Iowa - ~ !,
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CHAPTER 81.

=" SAOV ~ A~V"VA eoAbA WIZ ~Vu0Oo OO~A u
toprocurc Plans and Specifications
for State House, and making
Appropriation for Repairs on the
Capitol Building.
soc 1. Be it enacted by tho Cen
cral Assembly of the state of Iowa,
That tho Census board Of the state,
shall constitute board of Ccmmis-
sioners for the purposes of this act.
sec 2. Said Board shall advertise
for at least twenty days in two daily
newspapers of this state and in one
newspaper in each of the cities Of
Chicago, New York, and Philiadcl-
phia for plans and specifications for
state capital, to bc erected on the
Capitol Square, at the capital of the
state, to be built of tkc most and
dura bic material and to be construct.
ed FIRE proof They are duly auth
orizcd to offer in such proposition as
they deem best, for the three most
approved plans and specifications, Of
those that shall be submitted to
them: =-.. >as
1st, Plans based on a cost Of one
million dollars:
ID, Plans based on ccst of one
and one half million dollars:
3D., Plans based on a cost of two
million dollars; and such plans and
specifications shall become the pro-
perty Of the state. ~ @-s -.
sec 3. Said Commissioners shall
advertise that they will receive
specimens of stone of such dime cnsions
az they shall determine from sucI,
quarrics within this state as il de-
sired to be tested for that purpose.
and may pay a reasonable sum for
the transportation Of the same to
them; and upon their reception they
may cause the said specimens to be
tested as to their fitness, to their
entire satisfaction by all the known
means to prove their durability,
color. quality, as we'll chemically
and mechanically, and BY exposure
to sun and freezing; and shall give
the relative cost Of the different kinds
or specimens, in respect to first cost
and cost of transportation, with any
other facts they may deem ncees-
sary.
SEQ 4. There is hereby appropria-
ted the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars
or 80 much thereof as may be neces-
sary, for the purposes contemplated
in the Cd and Sd sections Of this
act. @
sec 5. There is hereby appropria-
ted the further sum Of fifteen thous-
and dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary for the construc-
tion Of a fire-proof vault and making
such other repairs rs in their judg-
ment, may be necessary and requisite
torcndcr tho present capitol building
6t for the purpose fer which it is
used until a new Capitol tuilLing
shall be erected and completed.
500 6. Said board shalt report to
tho next General Assembly all their
doings under the provisions Of this
act, together with the plans and
specifications selected by them.
Approved April 9th. 1868.
, ioHtt2 STATE or IOWA,
Office Of Sec'y Of state.
Des Moincs. May !, 1865.
thereby certify that tho foregoing
is true copy Of tho original roll
now on file in this Office. @a
ED WRIGHT scc'y Of state.
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FOR SALE.

A building on Elm Street, next door to
Durham House, well situated for any kind
Of business, now occupied rs billiard
room. The building is 2Ox75, and can be
bought for two-thirds its value. We are
bound to 20 out ef the business. Don't be
afraid Of . good bargain. Forparticulsrs
inquire Of
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LimOl Lime /!

4 ehsiss quality Of fresh burnt lime may
Dc found ct Garvers, about half way be
tween Forreston and Lime Springs. II y
the intantion to keep supply constantly
On hand. Price reasonable and quality
sxoellent. sh's'
Ta4ltf Forsston Aug. 20 1867.
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ID n. GLATIlART,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

HAVING Just returned from the East
is now ready tc do surveyi, g on short
notice through the season. All wishing
his services arc requested t. leave their
name and description CT the lands to DC
survcycd It the Surveyors Office, in Cresco
Iowa. Chainmen and Flasmsn must be
disintcrestci.