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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08
Picture 01 the Republican
Party by a Republican

A sprlghtly Republican paper down
east-ths Springfield (Aass.l RepubR-
ean-has limned its party most admira-
bly,. We reproduce the picture
ssThe fact Is, ths Republican party
iSa's q party yes, aud still, worse, isn's
likely ID be az present. What 1t needs
more than anything slse, is 9 definition
Of itself, discipline, boundary, hah-
it&tion, doors to let people IN, walls 70
keep them in, and recognized head of the
house. to look up to as a 'proyider.' II
has none Of the@S8hing now, but inhab-
its sort Of ten acre lot, half the barn
Of which are down thrss quarters Of tha
time. You admit one squad, and anOth-
er squad escapes at the same moment
Every nsa tights for bis own hand, like
the Highland Ohiaftain. Ii 10 ssanEi-nig-
GER in St. Louis, to save Mr.. Blair pre-
tectionism in Pennsyivania to aesommo-
date Henry c. Carey and save two o.
three oongrsssmen old fashioned whig.
gerry in Ohio, 80 that Tom CoEwin MAJ
make himself st home FilimoEsism In
Kentucky and Maryland, 20 that Hum.
Rhrey Marshall and Henry Winter Davis
nay be reelected truck and dicksE il
State COMMITTEES, 50 thai Buriingams
may not be beaten, and so on. A Gard.
asrits OF Straight republican of 1885, !,
or even FillmOreits Of 1856, Is just -
good q republican as anybody. There ii
no risk in desarting, for the deserterl
are not shot as they are in the demeeras,
ic and every other Wsli regulated par
ty.n
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

EE a merchant who failed in Wis
eoRsin aud emigratsd 10 st. Joseph Mo-,
where he has picked 20, tells the Follow
ing story on himself, and we do not won
der at his failure. When | went 10 Ra-
cine Coanky in Wisconsin, opened a
store, and gave q sort Of notice that I
would treat every time customer made
deal with me. ] soon found il woald
NOT win, and will mention how il work
ed,
Deacon VS. wife wanted q daEn-
ing needle, He by the way Is . good
specimen Of the liberallity Of my patrons.
What are you paying for eggs, said the
Deaeoa one morning.. Twelve ceuts q
dozen, I replied. WaI | have bEought
yaa an egg and waat darpingi needle.
1 sold darning needles at cent a pisae,
and - the sgg came 70 one cent the tradz
was closed as I Thoughts, ill the Dsaeor
asked IL | did not treat when and bought
anything. OF course, replied, yhal
will yua have, Deacon 4 litsls wins
will be good replied ha. After drawing
q glass, and Wishing 10 hunzor his mean.
ness, I hintsd that Rn egg would 20 vel
in gIass Of wine, which the Deacon
did not object 10 accordingly | broki
the Identical sgg into the wine whez
10, and behold e had . doabls yolkf
Informed him IS The aonseats was eoins
/ down his threat, thai the egg was the
enc had purchased 0s him. DR tall
said he as soon as be got breath, whisl
| The biz dose lad nearly deprived him q
--haans yoa orser give me another nee
| die then, bein 81 had ta yewlks p Ga
xAtss. 7
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08
sf II groaned agAin.
20 ] III kfe. Hhae j btunaegIng aeel

4 IA TX
80 All efs. what 4 bfuDdexing aeol
den la-lst ane sssisa y6u r z g sa
AZ And as no beaan Ao feal amxaEaalI
tferwasa fer that pqEpose, slipeea agl'
stly around 10 the side where be stood
and, sciking bin from behind, Rereesy
buried hiFn 20 the grOnmd, whore Aia
hsaxa. xorkunalaly fos sne, ssigusk sgaimst
n rock and deprived him os eonaicHss
Hess. f..---4 t...-..4 w
q sgiifain /, sried /, coSkiug ny pis-
tolls and turning apeh Kinnsy, whosa in
the Aaint hgha ( Aiss0vsrad il ais act az
gspEiuging forward ron are e4aghs in
your own vile snare, and shall not ea-
cape. Take shat, thou doubl J damned
EsoRssaEs and return se tlzy master
/ q pahsa sas trigger as Z spokss but
the Gap oaly sxplodad and the pist0l Ee-
NAMED undischarged. The next mp-
ment, along with bitter curse, thsts
cakRe . Aaah, ! report, and 3 seesning
bios upon my aOE Eeheadi and By . skEaagp
eesiing Of diasiaaGS which innmedlasalg
followed, / eomprahandea that wan
ah0t myself, and believd that my hour
had c0Ine. Staggering backward, 1 fell
to the gToana : bus did not loose my
soneieasnsss, Rag my presence e1 mlnd
and Is the Eufhsn sprahg forward to Rn-
ish his work, / raised my other pistol
iast "a be was in ID } art OF bending ever
ms, and pr0piaantisiIy Bent is e9Rtsnss
90 diFeGtIy through his hsaEt THAI be fsll
back dead, almast without groAn.
Gentlemen, / need not pEolong my
story | was wounded BY Kinney's shot,
but not seriously, the ball having gianc.
cd from the frontal bens Wikhout frac- |
turing It, and producing diSziness and
confusion without depriYing ne at any |
moment OF conciousness. therefore |
vas enabled 90 gss ap in time 70 bind |
WoTreA before hs recovered from he |
effects Of his fall aud rightaned the ye- |
hiole, and placing him and his dead |
compassion within is, I led the horse /
back to the main road, and drove On 10 |
the nearest village, some two or threa |
miles distant, where reused the ina
keeper and several Of the inhabitants,
told my story, aud placed both the living I
aad the dead il the hands Of ths proper
.. ..ss.. .. aa - /
g Subsequently, appeared a. the trial /
OF WoTTell, and had the Satisfaction OF I
seeing him convicted and sentenced 70 >
long period Of Imprisonment. During
That trial it came Qua shat both he aud
Kinney we're veil known robbers, be-
longing 10 an organized band Of despe-
radOes and thai eyen before the appear
aRoe Of the pseado clergyman 81 L~"@",
there had been eoncoatsd Q desigu to
waylay and murder nae Tor my money
UususpsOting myself, had fallsn into
Ihsir easiest trap, and By kind proTi-
ienco had barely been saved from afeHr-
fui doom.
"But / assure yous gentlemen, the
lesson was one which ! have never for
gotten, and shall eYer remember and
think no one can blame ms for heneeforth
up on every man proving him
seIf worthy of confidence before Iput
faith 10 him.p-Nss0 Rork Ledger, /,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08
The EouKah a GR@aG hs@y Am
Our HAAaoEY.

APal 4, l6G9-HadsOn discovered the
Bay Of New York.
July 4, l776-Singnig Of the DeclaEs-
ton Of Independence,
October 4, l777-Batsls Of German
town was fought.
October 4, I777-Articlos Of confede-
ration adopted by thirteen Of the Colo
MES. ST
December 4, l783-WAahington re-
signs command Of the American army i
Eetires to private life.
July 4, I815--Algsgins Admiral cap
taZed By an American squadron; the Dsy
makes advantageous terms Of peace to
America.
March 4, -. Presidential inaugu-
ration.
August 4, lS5s-Arrival Of the Allan
tic Submarine Telegraph Rleet both ap'
on British and American shores.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

FATAE RxsgLT OF OHIKIvAaI pARgT.-
EIaHr BoYs SHog IN PrTTsBURo.--RoberF
McUurdy, an old and Wellknown citizen
Of Pittsburgh, married, On Tuesday Isss,
a youag woman. His age is about SIX
ty. The bride hss seen some twenty
summers. The boys manifested great
interest In she matter, and gave the hap
py eompls q h0isseTous serenade. Not
being able 70 express thsir fseiings sia-
ply in noise, they asssiled Mr. MeCus-
day's house with showers Of briekbass
and stoass, some Of which penetrated ths
windows and doors. Mr.. McCuriy re,
monstrated with and warned shsa to q
away, bus they paid 20 astsasian 30 bin
and he seissd : hsavy loaded pistol ant
fred upon the crowd, woanding slghE d
shs boys, some Of than ssyarsly.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

LMsE winter Grimes was . candidate
for u. s. Senator. James Thowingtoa
was also q candidate. Grimes and his
friends got iaw passed which waa app
proved Jan. 9Th, 1858, stAathnEixing
the GoveEnor 20 appoint ap AKeAk % 80
to Washingtons Ion aha Himay pgesaxa
"a ssefEe1siIag "A adjustment ana settle
mant,, hatwaan Ehe Govegnmanf and khs
diAerens c0unkisa ce the ssats al shaii
swasap Land business. Aaa EeE ths pur.
p<se q defraying the Expresses, shaEs
was as,pyopysa oas 81 sIss Ssass 7sssas-
sssw aha saaa Il 8s2s Aaskazk 1sssaT'
aals Is aM
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08
The Republican Party Diss0Iv-
AmE.


Horace Grealy, the foremost and
ablsst champion Of Black Republican
ism, when that ism had life, has die
tinctly aud broadly rspudiated the doe
trins Of 40 more slave States, merely
because Of slavery, and reluctantly a.
dopts the Democratic principle upon
this subject. He made speech a few
days ago as Ulster, N. l., to that effect.
We command the following extract from
it to the people. Says Gfeely:
"Whatever might be said Of the poll
cy Of excluding slave State, be thought
that they would never be able to exclude
slave State On she ground Of its being
slave State. When q community is
formed, and with slavery, and says, We
propose to come into the Union as a
State, they, would not be able to 20 be-
hind heE own action, OF interfere with
her sovereignty, 80 Tar as to pFeyeRt hsF
coming into the Union with slavery, so
as she was republican in form. He sta
ted this, not as his opinion, but as a de-
duotion from history. For instance,
suppose Cubs should como into the IN
ion, land be did not desire that she
should; he desired that she should not,
and had formed O State government,
they never would be able keep her out
because she was 8 slave State.
b" Another point, He thought that eK.
psTienoe had settled the matter, whatey-
er we might say Of popular sovereignty
or Of ths rights Of the people, that tht
principal obliquely laid dewn in chs
! Cincinnati Platform, and more deliber.
ately expressed in the Presidents Mes
sage, that the appropriate time for I
state 10 decide for herself when she vii
have or when abe viii not hare SLAYER
| il when she comes TO ask admission iRt,
the Unien, vas practically setEled. HI
did not say be woaId not like TO have /
! otherwise, but il was SO very aifBsglt 3
determine when Territories shoald do
eide this question for themselves, tha
be saw no other course of action than b
say that when they come TO frame
State governments thsy SHALL decide TO
themselves whether thsy will have
slave State or 8 free State"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

G. AT a meeting Of ths citizens Of
Hancock county, Miss, on che 7th inst,
to appoint delegates 10 the psmocratie
Convention 10 nominate a candidate foE
Congress, the Hon, John ]. MoRae, twice
Governor OF the State, vas unanimously
recommended TO al the vasaaI ssst Of
the lamentsd Quitman, deceased
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

TxEzGRAEHEc JoxRss--A correspond
saA Of the New York Times saya shsse ID
g ruaRor that tAUre waa q posssnsipt IN
the eommuaecatian oa VictoEia Is our
President, which WIS Omisssd In n
pqblieation, ltis - eollows
sYou viii 0bligs ma By expressing
yourself cautiously IN replying 10 M
telsgraaa, ne l wish % avoid giving 81.
bert any jealoas q pnpleasaas feelings,
which wuuld, yon khsw, ysFy n&sarall,
be:osaated bg ~ Hassstmg . hacAsdegs
Pxasasns's Rspgs.~--fsThs Wsassrr
Worid FeAdlly adapss isseIg 20 Earon@au
examples, and particularly 10 Hueh Al
are furnished hy peFsoas ef exalted brit
and station. | hope ye4sa viii be imi
lated By osheEsl oE Eoxsr 80, aishaugS
yoar cosaHn aaleatiefa, OwaRa perhapa 1,
is novelty, was khe nzosk asocAfmg I ssI
ar Fsssivsa.a ?
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08
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- aPhigANesN Nblas AaRa
The BAgk White in9s xaeme Raste
CabsIAo, aaaas rawaaa eaAE a @maaAA
vessel oE wax arrived oM KAsmsSa u 80
day sas sailed. and esilsa ) - Sf
the Bsitish 80 lsSta On baaga 1Aes &c
waa unkn0Bn. 1ha kagAsSh Nd 10
Eeeka HeFO expected EasSn fsgfo
he dss sfssr fhs hss " =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08


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looking ovas soas maasy seearas a. IT,
xiaias aansA ssso@ tAe lollswiag
sAk i egnma maaaalalamA Aeas Il EsassasI
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paAssN aaAy askas s. ~ kiszss a. ~
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st E4jkh sssandsA esfheasaphE D
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saza sessn xsR and seandlsae ShsEx
asiR assy Ia ~ asaiE peer haahazz
mrs aeea hkpk fzak0 sssaxKaaAae ssd
snas sssEHs ApA CO. 10 Rxask d. |.
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sosasg assRaaassdas Tsas il aSts % IA asa6.
daa aaaaaiDm@a - a6aa waae NJ masaaasssaa
IaaEax nszpasmA Euwn3 Eew ahe aaazaass.
] kas wszs q d u BE pn1i shaa by anes -
Ind II IA sBmsazssk he IL esssraaaua sa 81
Iasaaa "a i xsases aanznN aia -
nnxes& Nn6as IL kaksaeak @ $40 -,
mamm sha III ansd Aaaa 80 ssRn asaz
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ssEasaa = - Is As 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

Tn0BH wRo ExRT % Hkrx. yasaayg, u, -
says ne EnaiAna essss Eaa "
hear oG 0ax cd DsmeaFaAa, wls@ a. ae4as
Eoemas psEioa bad lafs ssg geaaEmAas hR
kheig aaeienk 1aikh ana fsisaas, Tar
say thsy haxa koand tha nsRabIiean
party withouE any Jeomman pEineEplas
shifting alons fgoln naonGh 10 Raon&h anda
any Clap txap akpedisas 'ahat xAAg hAg-
pan 10 suEk asanagega k8a 8ha hoaR
devoted 70 nathfn8 In asHaann hmA abs
aainsng pablle psanaer - thafr lsaasRs
steepsd ia eoxEapkion ill khsy are OBJ
iscss az moral disgaas, azsd guilty ok such
monsssoua fraudulent prAessees u 81
senpting % eaxry sisefioass as shosk
swagy mam wazoa@ eonaeienes ks mek saAR@
ed ~ with . RaashOa iFem4 Raw aman
Psasons thsys wha sTehemesks lsnRa kAasH
and return 10 thAs psEnsmsnks sEss=shi-
ding old Degnccrafse party whtpA hma
brought our oounkgy 70 fss ErsasAAss 80
glory upon he Kreat doctrines ekslRIsE
sonssruosioa 10 kha 0oasAa ausf0m. aha
righsa B9 siae Saasas, ard shs individaal
freedam from snvsxameakAI sstna "a
lar as possibls, 0f sAs indiviapal eitis
Een."
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

A PRIxTER II OoURT.--A suit came On
the other day in which printer aAmsd
keivy was q witness. The case wss an
assault and battery that came oa be-
tween two men named BEown and Hen
dgrson. t--ss#uss sEE
"Mrs Kelvy, did you wItReas the alIaiE
referred to 20 -ss.
''Yes, sir.7
''Wsll, what have you to say about
it?'
''That il wAs the best piece of uuns-
tustion / have seen in some sime.b
What do yoa mean by khat as5
''Why, that Brown dotted ons of Hen
ders0n's eyes, for which Henderson puG
, period TO Browns breathing foE sboul
half a miuass.ss
The court comprshended ths zassss4 q
once, and fined ffe Defendant fifty dol
lars. " 46
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

Ifos hAe amfasasaaana ii ahe observance
| oE azndag hAva basa hlottsd fsem ID
atainla-beeks oE InaiaaR.
| AaK, ali this ID Aha seaalt % thaover-
lstepping 0f ahs marx hyoyer-ssaaoas re-
Iligioaissss aRd Il, aa 80 nazk eoaEea-
| sion whieh ssasablea lar ahs parposa u
lnssiaaag the Ceassituaion 0x New YoFk,
and an sfEOrt IL nsw baing maas 10 get
one ap, tase suaday question sbould be
/ brought psominensly before Il, and saah
clauses should Be- enaased ID viii wsak-
en or abolisA shs sligha and indirect sup
/ port which ssaageliosl Christianity as
prsseas asOsisea from szissing laws, ibis
radical Onslaught upon ssbhath-Ohssr-
rance may be fairly attributed to the
Einjadisioas though wll-Aeans course
lately paxsnsd By oyar~zealaaa Chris
sians in shia sity. Ia xaay noe bs 0as of
place % state that the foregoing xisws
are substantially tk0ss Of thres PrOAAs-
aant clargyEasa with whoEa l had shS han
OF to pass al evening last week, and By
whom the Sunday observance question
was freely discussed. --. -t
There Is q deal Of excitement ia spoF-
ting circles growing out Of the ''burst-
ing up" Of the Delaware lottery, whose
managers are also the swnsrs Of 8 simi.
lar institution in Alexandria. After the
news got abroad the Olhasafternoon, the
efScsa for the sale Of these tickets were
heseiged By EwAEms Of idignAns individ-
nais, who had invested dariss the day, |
and who wanted to gsa their moasy back !
which they didn't. Ii appears that
the Delaware lottsry has been Fottan
eonosEn for long while, refusing to .
cash prizes whensgsr they ware drawn By |
men of good business or social standing |
who preferred poeketing thsir losses to .
making fuSs wkseh woald bring their
Bames bsGore ths public, as purchasers
Of lottery tickets. The particular ease
which led to sheix exposition vas their
persistent refusal, for eight or ten weeks
10 pay prise of %, 600 10 a gentleman
Of this city wAo drew is. This bogas
co neeru, however, doss not do half as
much real damage to the community as
. wealthy and fair-dealiag LOTTERY; for,
while the tendency Of tho former is 10
disgust peuple With the entire business,
aad to bring it into general disEspute,
the heavy prizes eften drswn in the lat
ter, and promptly paid, encourage peo-
pie to "tEy their luck, % until the habit
becomes chronic, and they loose all rel
lsh for Legitimate indsssrT. The draw
ing of prize Of -, 700, q few days
ago, in the wealthy lottery Of Swan &
Co., Of Augusta Ga, By an ignorant
Irish waiter, and its prompt payment by
the managers will eoHtabuts more than
the rePadiations Of dozen bogas-eOn-
Germs to lure men On TO games Of chance.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08
wsIa5 u


0@eaAI EaaaxAm 9xDm MI Ahs iaa,
bat aixs shew - eamplexica II shs Leg
isllaaszRS % b III zsMs
i Mvmaw@D DsaAs On j 0pposiaasnaa.
BsnMA@saD Daa1s 81 0pp9siafnn g.
Rsmainiage spNnEiss VII REohahly
give the opposition 8 ana ths Demo-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

6T Ihe Chicago paopla are already
beginning 10 considsg shs grablern of
providing for The unemployed poos dn-
ring the esming wsaAss. aE2a
Ii sAs /" Ohisago peopls's ean,s do bet
ter By tsefr " unemploysd's sAah shsy
did last spring pay tAsa SO ssnaa a
dag and EAaks them and sAeasslvea-
they bad bssssF drive than aas lissls
fartAax Wass.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

PoM PomYY AID IMPUDKECK.-An ex-
change relates the following story
GOV. King, Of Maine, a large, pom-
pous gentleman, was tFaYeliRg few
years ago in 6 stage coach viEh little
Frgnchman whom be didn't dcign to no.
tice. On arriving ct the hotel where
they were to sleep, the doysrnor called
out in loud, authoritative tone: await
or, bring me q beet ISL, Al pairof slip-
per5, a beef-atake, and . aub u soFss l''
The little Frenchman, vexed at his sx-
cellency's supsEei liousness, and deter
mined not to be out done, cried in his
shTllest tones FEVAitaiEe, give me two
boot-jack, two pair slippsiFe, two beef-
steak, and two cup caKe 70
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

&c UaMm WA&xz, D sFss nay be ezrea
by asushilsx ahsna, i eaas aa& mafmlmg,
with : - ne Nisk aa y sis
aeiA.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

Tie Bugle is'a large 80 column paper,
AID will contain all of the important News
Il The Great Weat. 1t has the largest cir-
.4.auon Of any paper pablished In Wes-
tern Iowa OF Nebraska. II Eastern Read
srs want 4 Western Paper, let thea sub
scglbe for the
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08
Resag a@aa

We understand thas shsse ~ 8ss
has seat In kiaFssigmasagm III
Ageg q the Akl4HEie 1sE&gra
an, fssliag q skfoas fss
very ksnegnily sxpz MNs& b
stock koldsrs IL shis ssF
Iettess have basn s&aEAsaa1 6 M -
ging ak him - wishammw his leases sae
owing partly 10 his impaiEna hsNAA 80
paxtly 10 The psNssues a4 kia pesNass bs&
irsss aiFairs, NE. .,is We uasAsEsasaa,
fslt himsaAa somRelaaa ts parsiat Il his
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

How 70 EAYa SpES IlaAxaKa Aaalb fs4
gefhsx taiIow sud epsaaaes1 roafa, 81 gAs
pgoperaien a eMe pmxas a. faas Faraias lii
one DC tAa - sbsHs spply lying - NEssa
tsGBs gseking has u sbe saass af ha6ss
o. shssa - mask sE i - sAe lsskhas
will ahacrh..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

- an Ohio editor recently aasssnpt1
ed to describe the powerful sMsosa "
wArm wssthex, snd hsrs Is ons izssznss:
asaaFu Ssg d ssaaaa-
ed up against the awsmg aide ok the houaa
yesterday, asd FED sleep. u > few
minutes he bsgAa g sssEaRs and Ia thxes
ahsaasa a& ~ ksnS - run u - aSs
yAzd. His meshar aippaa ham 90 b .
wash tuhsa 2 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-08

q C4xps W EnLpis AAm aaaawilmas88
MIR. Field il a6aa8 as yeaRs old, and
laoks yeangsrs "a poem hss. a3s sAAs .
1ighs, kths body, I've fesa sigls fslslses
high ana waaghs peKhMpa - pe@uaA@4
His fsakaEes are sharp amd 80 aaaasass d
nose, tkas elmess axhaaass his xAess sysM
ANAL sunkan, grey ~ blue, aad ssASl
emily half close d aaRgs kagahsaa, ama
fall bead & aApEn hAiTs Ahas@ Is
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