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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

- The Farmers Hotel on Mlsi-
die Broadway. kept by PETER
HAczzTKLE, Il = good place fox tras-
elers TO stop at, aud while aecUnsnao-
A6lieas are furnizaaed 10 guests equal
10 any In the city, the bills are reas-
eaabie And give sSsssraI satisfaction,
The tnvesIng public wouh do well
10 take these things into oonsisiera-
ton, and when they arrive In oar
city Inquire for the Farmers Hotel.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-25

- .sTmpeachusesst or infamy, !"
eriel - New York 7ssbsue q few
weeks ago.
tiffany the Tribune and its par
~ have always had. s.Impeach+
a,enIs' they failed 10 attain. because
II the ssinIAmy" with which they
soaght 10 obtain Il.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

Smil's-not such as arc taken from a
wine glass, tumblcr, or Hack bo,,le-are
among the cheapest aud yet riches, luSur'
les Of lilc. Not the mere retrnciion Of the
lips, and the exhibition of Two rows of INNS.
iisa,ors hyenas. and tho like
am,abili,ies, are proficient in that. Not the
cold formal smile Of politeness, That plays
over the feat,rs like moonlight on glacier
-auiomam aud villains can do that; hut the
real genial smile that breaks right ont of,he
heart like s,,nbcan,s out Of cloud, aud
lights up the whole lace. and shines s'raight
into another heart that loves il or needs Il.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17
THE STEAM MIN.
Successnnl Experiments.

Few beings have been more talked hbout
or wondered at, during the past few weeks,
than Mr.. Dcddrick's 3 famous steam gentle
man; none certainly have become so widely
known in so short an existence. Many
persons increduloIisly received the story Of
its creation. and ridiculed the idea Of an
iron man moved by machinery. A few
practical machinists, however, sympa'hiz'
ing with Mr.. Deddrck, were confident Of
success, and their hopes have l'een realized
and now the wonderful piece Of mechanism
if It could but speak, would exclnim "won
derfiil, wonderful"
The many delays which have been ex-
pcricnced in introducing his royal lighness
to the gaze of an anxious public were oc.
casioned by weakness ofthe knees brought
on perhaps by over excitement in view OF
the trial (not the impeachment trial) to
which he WIS to he subjected.
The old spiral springs which are describ.
ell ns hcing necessary to throw the foot for
wari have l'een superseded by stronger
ones of moro simple construction.
The other day steam was genenIe'l and
lr (sI,o or it) performed to tho entire satis.
faction of his many ndInring friends, trial
trip wns made through Broad street TO
Crimps Garden opposite Military Park,
Newark, N. j., where the illustrious gem
tlrn,an intended to hold receptions. and all
arc respectfully invited to utteni.
One day last inonll, n COMMITTEES Of five
gentlemen from Albany. N. j., called upon
air. Dal,lrick to decide bet as to whether
there was my reality IN tho thing. as il was
thought l,y some that Il was only newspa.
= per sir,ion. Any quantity Of letters have
been received seeking CIR further iniorlna-
iion on the subject while others contain or.
'lcns for men aud propositions for territorial
rights, for the nu'actlIrc aud sale OF
them.
A g,ntlcinan from tho West thinks tho
man is just tho person that il needed for
farm h. p upon the prairics aud level lands
Of the ihr west, and proposes that the gen
teman bc allowed TO "walk to Chicago" us
the excitement produced wonl! by fur
eclipse That of Weston in his famous I,e-
d,sirian tour, while other parties make
equally encouraging propositions anil some
arc exceedingly facetious, while n well
known farmer in Maine wishes TO procure
a male and female to stock his farm.
Among the many letters received nre n
number from the ladies' pretending to DO In
search OF husbands or lovers, One gentle
man wishes io have lady made to Order,
but tho inventor unynllan'ly replies that as
his creatures do not talk, he Is doubtful
whether woman would bo u success or
nOt.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

doubtedly Adam lowell her devotedly. Mr.
Milton, who appears to have esteemed the
family highly, intiinatcd as much, and we
have no doubt that he know. Wercgret to
add tha: misfortune eventually came upon
this happy family. Eve unfortunately bo'
came involved in transaction OF fruit
apples Principally-in which Adam was
involved. an'l their properiy, including the
"homestcad," passed. out Of their posses.
sion, and they were obliged to seek resi-.
dencs elsewhere. From this time we know
little about them, except that Adam, care.
fdl attention to hls diet managed to live to
reach tho age OF 03O, and died IN the prime
Of manhood, HE days being shortened,
doubtless, materially by the loss Of his
properly. Whether Eve survived him or
deceased first, we cannot say, but presume
shc dill
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

A man travelling, entered a tavern and
seeing no one present but tho lanllonl and
n negro, seated himself and entered into a
conversation with tho negro. Shortly he
asked Sambo if he was dry. Saml'o said
said he was. Stranger told him to 30 to
the lar and take something at his exp"nsc
Negro did so. and shortly leh. Landlord
says to the stranger:
"Are You acquainted will, that niger
"No. never saw hin, before hut why 10
yoa a,k'"
~ supposed 30, from your convcrsing
with him, asking him TO take drink
oh" said the stranger. 81 was only cx.
perimenting. The fact is, WAS ,lry my
self. nnI ] thought that if your liquor
didn't kill the urgro IN iiteen minutes, ]
would venture 10 tnke little mysSlr."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17
Posr OrricE, CoSYEDRir X ROADS,
(Wicli is IN il,a Stait Nv Kentucky.)
Nl,rcl, IN l4f2

(Wlcll is IN tlla Stait wv NefiIuckyn z
March 30. 1868 }
On ms return from the ornery and cussid
State Nv Michigan. ! Tell into a state Nv do.
spn,nlency from wicli ! found it difficult TO
recover. Tie horrors Nv stayin in u COM
nuniiy to,elly unused to tho ex,ilerasllun
Nv the ilowin hole, totelly impervious to
the soothin inilooence Nv The foods wich
we In Kentucky cggist onto, and where the
DiInocncy are in n hopclis minority made
reason tot'er onto her throne, and intel
lcck to reel in highly Ridiculous manner.
To ,lissipa'e tho impression, j borrered
Bascoin's mule and Deekin Pogram's sad.
die hags, aud tillin The first with oats, aud
the latter with loaf Nv bread md gallon
NV whisky, mally plunged ori into tho in.
.ierior Nv the SinIe, that ] mite IN rOornl
solii0o'lcs give full vent TO the melancholy
that opprrst mo.
Two days trnvel up the mountains brot
mo to The most inieriorest county Nv the
State. Remote from rnilronts, off NV the
Stage lines, and not within several days
journey NV trcgrnffs, il WIZ trooly a ARA.
jcn spot. Here WIZ the log cabin In its
primitive sinplcily-hcrc WIZ strccins onto
wich there WIZ no mills-l,ere wuz roais
without, no itnccs-here wuI women with.
out no hoops.
lthlin along, mllsin snlo The quiet beauty
Nv III. lan,lscnps. ieercda u swingin, swish.
in sound whis,lin iIro the mir a dull,
heavy ih'nl, and then! oh iy! wuz In a
wood, lmt there w,,z cleerin beyond. nn'l
f.om that cleerin the sound perceede,l.
Putin spurs to my sliced. or rather, to
get down from the elcgancies NV descriptive
writin IN nc,ooal fact, ,liumpin Bascon''s
mule over the head with the club carried,
] som emerged frum the forest and beheId
a sccen wich made my heart leap for joy.
There wuz house-niggcr quaren-a
whippin post-and, Good Hevens, that j
should he - blca-a nigger tied to u and q
vigorous old mnn Nv sixty, with q broad.
hrimmctl hat and pious look, a lsyin it to
him good!
Wuz awake or wuz ,lrcamin II thrsc
rel or wus the victim NV some pleasant
la',ucinasl,en Dismountiu, rushed up to
him and fell onto his neck. "Now," sed 1
In extacy, ''Iet Thy servant depsr, Ia pceee!
Shakin mo orr and continyooin coolly till
hs he'd rseche,l thiny lashes, the old gen
tleman hade two niGgen s,andin by 10 un-
us him, take him to his quarters and NIB
his dcliic6illy lasseraied hack with salt anl
water, and tumm he exclaimed, '.who 10
blases arc yoo 2" 'h
40 speak ihem words ssin scd ], s,rik.
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NUMBER II.
IA. "r.. c..,-.,~..r, .. r.r- Ltf..


Being invited recently to deliver an ad-
dress before Harvest Homo Association
IN New York, on the occasion Of their am
nual festival. the @Fat Contributor" con.
sentc,l-He writes the following: al.
,hougl, fortune Tor perhaps the want oNiD
cast my lot amid the struggling multitude
of great city. where you wouldn't sec
farmer In the walk Of several squares;
whcn there arc no meadows with their
waving potato tops, or wheat fields ripe for
the woodman's axe. yet havo always felt
deep interest In tho farming classes, and
aa,inr myself that know something Of
the noble pursuit you follow. ! will say Il
has been tho ambiiiou ofmy whole lifs to
le mn honest old iaumer-to earn my bread
by The sweat OF hired mans brow. How
delightful life on farm must bc. can
Imagine what vigori is impaired tn the frame
and what strength to the muscles, by ~
clining in the shade and watching the NOW.
en ms they gaily swing their threshing ma
chimes /; and then what an appetite ono
must acquire tor the noon.tidc lunch by oh.
serving the merry rcapes at work digging
their wheat, and raking aud binding their
potatoes, anil their iall apples.
How often, in Imagination, I have follow.
cd you, as you went forth Of q summers
morning when the dew was on the gnss
seed. neatly at,ircd in white linen suits
with patent leather boots, with your corn
shelters swung lightly over your shoulders
TO cut your winters wood. ] have seemed
to hear your merry songs sweeping up from
the meadows, rs you gather your water
melons and turnips into your-com houses,
while mingled with hum Of your sorghum
evaporates. came the musical blating Of
your cn,,le, and the lowing OF your sheep
nnd poultry.
Then. when winter comes. and the snow
prevents you from continuing your hayjng
and the cold north wind shakes of your
ripcning strawberries, ! picture you sitting
by your gas stoves, mending your tanning
mills. in preparation for your spring plow'
ing, or amusing yourself with books on az
riculturc.
Winter on a farm; how delightful |!
What pleasure II must no to fodder the
chickens IN the dairy. and to hear the mu.
sical clucking Of the pigs as they clamor for
their oats and hay. Then, when tho win
ter evening comes, anil tho robins and bob
olinks have ceased their song and gone to
roost on the well sweep, can. imagine no
greater delight than to gather around tho
blazing fireplace, regardless ofths fascina.
iions of tho Storm without, and nmuse your.
self witt, apple pairing, knitting baso ball,
seven up, and other athletic games.
Icnvy not, then, the pale dyspeptic who
bends from morning ill night over his sor-
did ledger in tho crowded marts Of trade, or
the child OF idleness aud nfiluence, who
grows prcmaturcly old amid the designations
of,hc city. They know nothing Of tho
pleasures Of lfc like yours, which ] be-
iievc have in no way ovcrdruwn; ifthey
did they would transport their cities into
the country, or transform them into ngri-
cultural communities ly act Of the Legisla.
itire."
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H. o.,. ,,., 80, pro.,,L, a. p,ii.rr
m 10.
Al p-;, , ,r,,,,.,, ,v,,,,, Tn,
.h, AVA. wh,, o,r New England friend.
r-,, ..,, !, her ~ M, :" ,pl what sl,, did
M, liz, shc wo,li mn, lik, F.: md what she
did M, understand. sh. would no, saru-
,,l... .b. chose. Prescn, the thing to her
in the ,nos, luminous aspect, and she main.
,ainc,l i, was still opaque. Now as we
have said, she was n prnicn, woman. She
had no Objection To insurance against FIRE
in tho al'stract--hu, sl'c would still think
the money paid was thrown away. As tn
I;f, ins,,rancc-iut We win let the incidents
tell their own story.
Henry Prince was proud Of his vile AMI
his children. lie liked ,o ace them beco,n.
in.ly a,lired; ami he would have his table
well furnished for them anil for himself.
Mr.. Prince wa. continually in,erposing
her veto. which was mo-, always overrnI,lcu
Mrs. p. was constantly limiting m, the ne
e.~.i,y Of making proyision Tor old ayc.
sh. was thinking, too, Of the possibility of
sickness or Of death. Al these things an.
moved Harry Prince; and the more, since
IN, hal made provision axain., the calamity
or b,r w;,,owbood. and did no, dare TIL
h., ..,r Won should d., Harry, Win,
woul, becoruc Of usy' sl- would some.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

Tho Comast was the title Of tho first
daily newspaper printed in the English
language, the fst number Of which mp
pcared in London on the ll,h Of March,
l702. ], was little half sheet, printed on
ono side only. and thus consisting Of but
ono page Of two columns. The Daiiy
Cssuni lasted until l735. maintaining a
foremost place among the many limitations
which speedily sprans into existence, and
was styled, even in the days Of tho Tdtiier
and tho Spectator, "thc hes, critic" among
the London dailics