Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-13
UmCa.R JssE
sx C0E.

Iae Ba8aMs w@s saasR MsHaa II q.
!, Gle .gaass aysyYhuAy called him-- -smds
shongh 1 very faw os sAs gDoaa
/ os the Sea NJ ase ssaa ems IL kAe Ea0ae
azsas.sI zaasn n saMEa. 1s voam Eantsd
a. Cd ak doae, be waa tha nlazs VI 80
Ifk. q Ahoks. h1 was 4 a0xt ef amsvarRal
gidss % aEd fos d consideration
| ha wAssaSl ggekerzh azsy sort ng wosk whieh
- - ID called kess Ha wMs . happy
old naas II suil of fun n . sgg fall a.
masat, and haeoald erack sonas very bard
ssahea, wisaA0ua AnTting sas8oay. he
ownsa > hktlA hat back ak kha village,
ID whieA waa attached 5 fsm aares Of
esnd Iand3 and besides thia be bad 5
sOw and some ether isams of stock, lie
lived auite comfortably, sud che impFes-
aian Ind gana AhFsaa Thai be had man'
AIRED 30 lay ap SONS m0nay.
Cart. paniel L.obeR, who bad geeensly
seal "a il toRn, ownsd ans pisee OF
land adieiming Unaae dosss lee, and ne
was NOS long p making himself rsEy dis
agreeable Ia onr Man Friday. he was
q proud, ssgiIah paEsaas and little mean
vsf$Aasg @ssAxas sBs~ as-sssasv gsaasss sSssf
kixnB xmm upsa Tel aaslds upon wRtca
kha indignant aaEkMin thraakensd 70 sheet
III be caught them heRe again. - T.. "A
tsEf we'd maks zee fence tighter my
geese wouldn't gia thFoag" Hasskfy
Sagxsstsd peer Joe 5sa.fss
TldY fence Is az tight As the lsw re-
oaiEssss answered the doughty captain
and with shfs be walked away. 4
30 Uncla J0a had 10 20 10 RaEk and
tighten the fsnOes and pat larger yokss
.obsTss aexs move waa against Joe's
hsns. He swofe shas be would shoot
slsgn If shsy Wsss Ags ksp& oct ct has
loe Jos bulk . hsn- house ana pat hls
fsasharsd bipeda into il; bat Il was
sors trial to him, and peopls sympathiE-
Cd vita AAms though aasy could mes hsip
him.z ri aFs. ts'Zs aA--s z aaG
One season, Capt, LabeE plpwed up
his laad SOME ten acres Of it---and SOW
Cd Il vita wheat. The grain came on
finsty. aHd tha owAsF ased 70 take ots
men 70 show then bia 6sl1 ID gas aa-
knowladgsd to be the best piece Of Wnsa.
in town. But the captain vas destined
10 4 pisee oF ilI4fostuns which be aSas
not sh0neEss oe. This laaa gas as soEne
distaaae from his dwalliHa ana whssl
busy az other peInss, : wees 0s two nlSns
uass withouk Bis visiting L. 0ns AFTER
noe, be came % zee his wheaS, ana when
bssreashasa Eae euler gasa ae shs ssid ~
aasod ssAess ss tbs sighs Which INST nis
case. The sall asont ggpln yas sEooeea
and srampIsd down over aaif oE toe lot,
Dresanting . scene Of havoc aud dsstrGs"
tian truly horrible to hshola, And tae
nxtnunassa awneE was 81 10 loaa 30 as-
eonnt for The desolation, for near the
ognseF of she ioa be saw horse. It was
3 iauna. heayily-huilt aalmal, Of din.a
~ whita color; snd kheagh u evidently veil
stricken With years, yet ile eapsEea Ana
frjsked about with marvellous spirit
now crypfng a few Of the we'll htt0d
hnads, aud anon tEamplang away upoa
ths devoted grain, -as though he was
kreading 3 vine Fats
/ should not dare 10 tell al! the oaths
which Capt. Lober then and there pour
sei forth bus they were terrible ones,
and the white foam stood upon his lips
ns he ruved. As soou as he could collect
his thoughts, he started for uncle doc,s'
He kusw that Joe must have seen the
horae In therefor the animal eoald nos
have been less than EhEee or four days at
the work--and peEhApa the depreciation
naight belong to joe. just IS the cap
tain reached the road hs mast saEn war
ner. Sam waa nos q tsEApsranse man,
nor did he bslong 10 church; bat ne vas
a partieuIay friend to Unsls Joe, aud
dIan's think much of Capt. LoheF.
9far. WaYuer'' cried the captain, tFeH"
bling all over wiEhra "does joe B@s-
set own q horse f'
ssYaaa. B'Iiexo be does "sqire," re-
turned Sam.
| aIs il q whits one p
! .sRind oswhitish."
| ssHow old ia it %
mWal~-s'sins very old nor vsryyo ung.
Bus itas kind o'sbaky around the knees. =
Cant. L,obeF poStsd sR 10 Uncle Joe,s
eot. and found the old fsllow St weEk
about the premisss.
tssSz Rsssets 's be said, With awful
sqnesninv, sssie goo own . hoEse 5'S
aWaf--I rayshsr c&lkiiass - baow's
I asw. Saaire,h % answered tbs old teile~'
ItAnd did yea knew that Four horse
had DESTROYED more Ghan half OK my
whaat q's
ssJe-reso-salem Yesa doan't say 50.
| Sauiref" exclaimed Joe. in terror
I ssIs is q fact cir and aow yea may
ssttts il or safer the eousequencas.
ssBak-squire-railiy, | ean't belisv'
/ il. Nv hoss Is sieh . qaiea crttteE.'
90 Ara you willing TO settle IL ?" cries
tba eanta1n, mHdlys
nRut-Saufrs-railiy=-I couldn't pa.
/ - noghSn~-sartih I couldn't
sEThen yoa'll pay somebody else. fo'
, krow thas youT horse has been in 10
aet1 7''@e -,
ssTSas's eneugh.s' And with Ghis th
sartain vent of. He went to ore OF tn
s.sszsors, Frsna whom be learned ths
| Tca awaed aons two OF three hundre
dollars worth Of property; and then .
: ,Tsst 70 1 LAWYERS and had dsa Basse
= aued. setting the damages - one nuI
= 5rss9 s}oalarg. The iaWyeT sens Joe
= Letter. but the old fellow refused 70 tai
: any notice Of it, aud tae ease was Sl en-
ried into court, c&pt&in Eobef havfu
70 gwern chat he would pash Uneie DOE
> the last extremity. -. =.
III Ths eourt Was in session and the d
:. sor fhn trial arrived. The room ",
- .~owdsa. for q whisper had gone abros
p thmt Uncle Joe would get the best Of
Is PinaIiv. the case was called on, al
,nI 0srt. f.,bsrsu counsel made stateme
~ tbe cause which had led to The su
y e,largsSe neon the damage which b
Y" baan done 10 his oiient's property, q
sy sxulaluing haw listle the trapsgrsas
had seemed 70 care for II.
EEWhatis the dsfsnesP"
az Nobody seemed 10 know.
~ ssTs the defendant ia sourts
e All svea we're turned upon Unole j
and he arose. .--.....-- =
we aaked the court
a. sshls9'' rssagaed Joe, with 9as'
rat stare,
EsYes-g0a."
ss' ssHs il, your Honor" said L00'
saF lawyer. IA,
Judge resumed
ssn ssKnot's / knows On, Y replied Jos, v
avs ! half foolish half wicked loak.
ysYou are probably aware Ok tas
= son Why you hare been called hss
be pursued shs s0urs, ssseming 10 pity
ose nsxsg fooiishness.
ss.t s4T sspose ifss foT some kind o'e
-. -, nlafut eausn. Lobsea been Eaakin' p
sep SsExaaslY,'' Baid Loberss e0anss
ora ssYcur horse has destroyed much pro
IN belonging to my Silent. e
fsgRuess nos, squise, ratwgned
'asas sscause that's 0Epneslhse. bly,
lEsd ..o,tga lss,sk IA no sich thing.