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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29
NEBRASKA CITY NEWS.

This is a new paper just issued from
Nebraska City ~hirty-fye miles South Of
Be,lcvicw. It is the second in the calen-
der Of Nebraska newspapers.
Il opens with a well written introduce
lion, wherein is course is pretty clearly
indicated. 1t is to be democratic in poll
,jcs-'o be lis own judge Of what is
right and wrong in politics as well as
things in general.
We nope it viii take an elevated
stand in politics and morals, and be an
able champion Of every scheme that is
calculated to upbuild the institutions upon
which the social, political and moral wei
fare Of the community depend.
The cn'erprising citizens Of Nebraska
CRY and the proprietors Of the News in
particular, are deserving Of great credit
for the appearance of this paper at SO ear
ly a day. But we happen TO be some
days in advance Of our enterprising
friends in the issue Of the Palladium.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29
JOSEPH DYSON.

This gentleman made a brief call at our
office, a few evenings since. He is a plain,
unsophisticated pioneer, and one Of the
foremost, in making a public announce
ment Of himself, as the peoples candidate
fer delegate TO Congress, from Nebraska,
Mr.. Dyson makes no pretension TO learn
ing and cloquence, and does not rely upor
their aid, 10 gain a seat among the honora,
Die and great in Washington. He claims
to De one Of the people, AID to be a fitting
representative Of their true interests -
The following is his motto:
america, the Constitution, the Unicn, Lib
erty, Sgnatter Sovereignty, and Pre-Emptiof
Right extended indefinitely"
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29
ATLANTIC HnusY.

This pleasantly situated and e~ommodioUs
house, has been reGt;ed and arranged, 50 as 10
accommodate a large number Of guests. We can
recommend orr citizens, as well as The public
abroad, 70 this house. We feel assured, that If
they give Messrs. Russell and Drstin a call,
they viii be well treated, and have good JUS
tee lone 10 their horses and property. II is a
rule that we have never known 10 fail, that
where there is hbeTality enough in a landlord
TO do Justice 10 The printer, he will do the like
By others. See advertisement.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29
[From the Bugle, Nov. 22d.1
A Great Fire.

Two hours ago the alarm Of fire was
given; we FASTENED 10 the spot, and found
The fire far progressing, and too far obe
extinguished, which originated, as near as
could be ascertaihed, over Martins Sa-
loon. Near thousand men was soon up
on the ground, and very many labored with
praiseworthy exertion TO savet the merchan-
die. The store Of Messrs. Slutsman &
Co., were so far enveloped IN flames, hat
but n small portion Of its contents were
saved, except his books and money, and
valuable papers. Messrs. Tootle s.
Jackson, and Pcgram & Co., were more
fortunate, and saved the greatest portion
Of their goods. Five new business hou.
ses were destroyed. Upon a hasty cal
culdtion, we should Judge the loss would
be in the region Of $4,000. Siulsman
was the most unfortunate, but takes it
like a philosopher. The whole spot in
still in a blaze, and goods and valuables
are p~romisouously strewed over the
streets, alleys, vacant places, and are
even piled in the creek.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

OUR SUBscRIrTIoN Lrsr.-New sub
scribers ore continually being added 10
our list, and we doubt not each one Of our
friends has sufficient influence with their
~neighbors 10 procure at least, one more.
We are thankful that we have 50 many
friends, and if they feel disposed 10 con-
fe- a favor upon us, that will en,itie themto
gratitude, the most acceptable way in
witch it could be done, would be for each
n to procure an additional subscriber
and forward his name accompanied by
the cash. WHO will bring US under last
ing obligation by making US a new years
gift Of new subscribers?
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29
ELECTION IN

a Proclamation has been Issued by the Co
Of Nebraska, dividing the Territory in-
10 niue d%istrict., and ordering an election TO be
held IN each, forthe choice Of Representative
and Councilman TO the Territorial Legislature,
and a delegate TO Congress-on Thursday, the
18th day q pec-ube next.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

FIRE AT CoUNcIL BLUrTs.-B Below
we publish an account Of the recent fire
at that place. We regret the misfortune
of our old friends, who are again called
10 suffer heavy losses, and great i~noonven-
ience in their mercantile Operations in
consequence Of the frey deluge by which
their property has been swept away. We
think after a few more fires, the people
Of Council Bluffs will become awakened
TO a sense Of the importance of provid-
ing suitable fire engines for such occa-
sions.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29
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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

Il WHO Is Governor OF New York?
The vote is SO close between Seymour
and Clarke, that the official alone will de-
ct!e which Is ibe fortunate one.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

II The Omaha .Arrots IS suspended
for the present.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

Es Every one his OWL physician"
See advertisement in another column.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

THr election in Kansas comes OF on
lie ooh list, ffo aay.)
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

Or seven members Of Congress elected
Illinois. fve yre Anti eh7aska
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

PREACHING AT TIE OIoE AzD OhAEA
MISSION
There viii be Preceding Of the Mission,
every Sabbath afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, p
". The pubic are invited 70 attend.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

CO. What has 'eeome of the Pacific House2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

Tax lRos FOUNDERS OF PfrTsnURG.-It IL said that
there are now in Pnsburg thirty eight iron oundres Of
which nine almost exclusively employed In the man
uacure OF steam engines and twenty nino in the man
nfacture OF various kinds Of hollow ware machinery &c
The fonndries which employed In the manufacture of
steam engines yearly 5000 Of wrought IRON
5000 tons OF pig, employ GAO men, and produce 100
steam engines year Tneir not capita Is $3.50 OOO.-
The heaviest establishment among the other foundres Is
the Fort Pitt Works AZ this establishment there were
built come years since two iron Of four hundred
tons each, and revenue cutter which latter orat Il still
Ia existence upon Lake Ontario 10 1858, tho Fort PITT
Works consumed 2226 tons Of pig iron and 1000 tons
Of wrought iron, and employed $50 hands. They are
now engaged on government order for twenty one guns
called CoumbAds having ten inch bore and throwing
hundred and twenty four pound shot, II IL estms
ted that the total amount Of pig ron blooms and scraps
annually consumed 10 Pitburg, is at less, equal to
$40 tons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

RESIGNATION DR.. MLLs-Dr. Mills resigned his seat
10 the City Council the last meeting Of that body on
Monday last
We learn is his Intention TO leave the city for tomo
months, and In order to obvlae any disadvantage that
could in the meantime arise TO tho Ward which he 90
faithfully represented no deemed 1t just to her interests
aud those Of the city AZ large TO ako this step that no
void may be left in the representation.
We regard his absence IRON tho Council the gresteat
loss thnt be inflicted the city by the absence of
any ono individual from that bodJ He was truly the
most dntetesed, upright and zJslous we
bad perhaps ever seen In any representative body.
But there Is another connection in which his absence
viii be esteemed disadvantage Of no little magnitude
his personal services TO the sick aud poor In two very
material points u view. Not only were bis professional
services at the gratuous command Of the afflicted poor
but his purse also We know instances in which during
the prosraion Of poor patients bed Of sickness for
months, no had attended TO their wan 3 AZ considerable
expense aud Inconvenience.
We know also an instance 10 which poor family, 10
whom no attended for months professionally instead OF
receiving bin Of tho cost Of bis services 10. the time
Wheo demanded received letter containing 70 thsir utter
surprises ESQ back BILL
The history Of bis prpssisnsi career short ss Il has
oeen furnishes bondreds Of such instances they coul
only be ascertaned but that GRATED motive which actu
atsd him 10 the exercise Of noble 20 praaevorthy
movement begat a Of s natural and Inherent 70 u
the cautious avoidance Of Authorization and the nteroep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

CHAPTER on KIssISG.-An editor who confesses by
Implication, to large occuar experience OF tmehonocd
CUSTOM for which the present fashion of ladies' bonnes
oilers tempting facilities up the fruits of his practice
in this wise
Hardly any two females Kiss alike. There is as much
variety in the manner Of doing it, in the faces and
manners Of the Some delicate little creatures merely
give slight brush of tho lip This il sad sggrevstion
we seem to be about to have good time-but actually
get nothing. Others 90 into il like hungry man to a
beeiseak, and seem tn chew up countenances This
10 disgusting. aud soon drives away delicate loves 9th.
ers struggle So hens When burryng themselves with dry
dirt Tie ks Is By great exerons and is not worth
the trouble IL costs Now, in favor of certain
shyness when kiss lie proposed but it should be con
timed too long and wien tn. fair gives n let her
administer with warmth and energy Let there be
soul with It, IL shc close her eyes and sigh deeply mmc
daey after IT, the effect IL greater. She should be care
iul not To slobber" kiss, but give IL as hummng
bird runs his bill into honeysucke, deep delicatey
There IL much virtue in kss when we'll delivered. We
have the memory OF received in YOUTH which
lasted us forty years; and believe il will be the last
thing we shall think OF when We die.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

The Petersburg Intcllgencer is down. like thousand
OF brick, upon the Washington monument in the Caption
square at Richmond. Speaking Of the statuary which
Crawford is preparing FOR IT, il says:
when read such glowing account of the work now
in progress of execution Rome when see the CHI
sci OF Crawford winning golden opinions from all who see
its exquisite trsceries the letter writer from whom
have quoted, gives to understand then think of
that grotesque and antclissic pile that unnytnp and
almost shapeless of granite which rises osc,rey in
ono OF the avenues through the Capitol grounds upon
whose summit Is res. this magnificent equesran sta,ne
OF Washnston-and the less exquisite ones which are
to surmount the angles below tive cannot but be i'm
pressed with the Amazing contrast that will appear be
tween the Richmond and the Roman artists The ncon-
gruy between such structure is the Monument and
its superb embellishments from the hands of Crawford will
be wonderful The clumsy granite and the elegant mar
hle when blended together, will remind of the prox-
nifty between those antagonistc extremes mentioned by
Napoleon to the Able Depradt-,he Sublime and the Ri.
diculous"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17
Yours, &c., ooHN II. GILMER.

CAVE-A friend at the Bath Alum, sent US quite
an Interesting account Of found recently in that vi
cinty. IL is situated in Of tho ridges Of tho Warm
Spring mountain about mile from the Alum Spring-
The length is 100 feet width IS feet height Of the arch
tful ADD perfect be saw" II Of sand stone aud
OF course has staacttes Susted IT, 10 the midst
Of the wild, beautiful and romantc scenery around the
Alum will DO place Of for the visitors and low
ers.-staunto1 Spectator.
Tho work on the ives, end Of the CoVnglon and Ohio
Railroad, will not be suspended, az has been repored-
Tho Kanswhs Republican says Several contractors give
puoc assurance that they will give employment and good
wages for twelve months 10 come ftb.1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

HAPPINESS DIsrURBEp.-Jeremah Downs and Martin
Russell were on their way, Tuesday night escorting
friend home to 18th street, from 9Th, where they had
and finding the parties rather intoxicated arrested
them. The individual who the otect of so much
courtesy on the part of Downs aud Russell made his
cape, aud they were arrested and Gagged.
The Mayor, at the cage, on yesterday morning dis.
charged RUSSELL and committed Downs In default of bail
for 500, 70 be of good behaviour lo months.
His brother became bis ball. the court soon after.
and he was discharged Toe Of their guilt was
talking rather loud they went along, but in friendly
manner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

OUrRAoE PLYNoUrm.-The Raleigh Register Of sa-
urday has tho following "On the nignt Of the l4tb inst
party Of Democrats appeared before the house Of T. T.
RACER, ESQ.,, and made great noise, by blowing horns
&C. He requested them desls, rs he had VERY sck
Guild hey increased the noise aud his child was thrown
INTO 'Pssms; he agan requested them to desist when
they assiied, beat, aud horribly cut him pieces lie
u still alive, and presents horrible spectacle
Great eIcement prevails and not Of the crowd has
yet told Who the butchers Our citizens indignant
at the outrage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

Are there any inrgues going Richmond 10 re.
spect to the Democratic nomination for Governor? We
ask merely for Information We rather suspect there
however, from paragraph observe the Lynch
hepu1tedn, which looks little significant The Repub
hcan siy':-"W We must, however tell friends Of the
Enquirer that the people fully jealous and a,
suspicious OF inirigues at Richmond Washington,
and that they would JUS. soon that Governor should
be made for them in the ono place. the other. The
people, however, intend to take the matter 10 their own
hands without regard either to Richmond or Washing
ton"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

ltis proposed to gigantic statue Of Shakespeare
10 London l; is Contemplated 70 DO Of castrou and one
hundred feet high There 10 three floors tho sides
OF the great dfamI,t Light IL be admitted hrou Oh
the eyes and the top Of the hesJ and also through
ngs in the dpery Of the statue. The Regents Park on
its eIeyaton
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

y unrortpa tie. As such appeal to orr democratic
friends not to do We regard support OF the Nebraska
bill proper test. The opponents Of that measure
organizing for It's repeal That Is certain to be the
issue the next Congress- aud the South would resist Its
repeal let her no, impeach her consistency by ele
waiting TO her highest State offices whose objections
to IL are "unanswerabe" Such eeems to Us,
would be extremely whimsical. Party feeling may be
strong enough to elect him. But the moral prestige which
attaches 70 the Support Of principles not men,, viii be
very much Weakened and the democratic party, though
triumphant will have taken into its system very nd'
gestihle substancen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

w The "NoTIiEitS' BREAST CLOTHS considering
the limited means Used to bring them public notoriey have
met With success unparalleled in the history Of remediss
The n,roiueon Of them public attention. has developed
fact uhoh IL truly grsiuse fact that they destined Ia
supply remedy Wheh will relieve suffering intense ago
MIXING insrinT than any remedy Enovn among The
sunerrg which hy prevent, and which they relieve cobhnd
no class condition It's sway vide giobs
wherever the mother Of children II found there the truly dssl
Jog aud peu. suffering Incident n GATHRED RsK BRylsT
10 known and atteated.
These cloths have STAINED vide celebrity throughout YirKns
and toms Of The sohern States aud whilst have high
tsyunOniaf 70 their
fslnrs Ia single Instance 70 give entire sAtiffac,oo
remittance Of ti00 By n worth Of
pottsge stamps v secure the prompt transmission By man
pair o. these oloihsio any part Of the GATED BATES
They are fos sale erciusiveiy By
ADIE a GRAY, Hholesas and Retail Agents.
Jel It1 Main street, Riehmond, Vrginis.
W Pull directions for Supplying Cloths WI aocon pan
them II would be esteemed great favor persons using hese
Oohs would make move the estimate they place upon them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

create business for ITSELF History teaches facts
uheh A,e practical bearing on this point can give
but few Instances.
In tho year 1870 tho population Of Engl,nd was abou,
oOooOoO aud IL had increased very tein the preceding
century The hrst 2s6 years alter the Introduction Of the
mechanic arts 10 England she only added TO her Popula
ton while in the rs years succeeding the In.
Venuop o. Arkwtghts spinning jenny, whtney's saw
go' ana watts steam engine, Notwithstanding the mil
lions she furnished other countries, her population
creased 10000 600.
labor necessarily add to the Increase Of aborerS.
Tho Western States and Territories Of the U. s. had in
1900 only 500 600
In 1919 eso7 I0s
In 1880 s67s sac
In 1910 q soe n
In 1880 nearly 100000 900
ton, in that section of the Unoo. WAS augmented 10
proportion ss tho facilities of trade and agricultural de-
re0pment were widened and improved.
Tho records Of the country show that
our commercial vassaage and dependence the North
that the exports OF the South vastly greater than
those OF the North, Notwithstanding that many Of the
manufactured articles exported from the North were made
OF raw materials grown in the South. give you few
examples.
In 1916 exports of Northern growth aud manufacture
were S2I,S3l, 2sO
Same Same year. Southern exports, 100000
Northern sioooOoo
ls4e, Southern $4,000 900
Northern $4,000 600
Does not this show, beyond doubt from what source
the inland produce brought which creates aud sus-
tains our foreign commerce,
But tho effect OF railroads. upon real aud personal pro-
perry, in the increase Of s intrinsic value, conse
quence upon their existence is less weighy argu.
ment in this connection. will give you few instances
iegiu with the South Carolina railroad and cite FROM
the report Of Col. Gadsden.
Ia 1880 previous this road the property along its
line was valued at sll,33T zoe
In 1916, alter It went in operation, l9O75, 1877
Increase in value, 1885, Jas
CHkRIEsroS
In 1880, ss,Ss6,7l4
In 1910, 1887 7as
increase 5,l6o,s2e
BOSTON.
Itedt sifdie. Persondi. Total
1871 500, 06S,o00 SS6,Ol3 900 k9S loo 900
iSi2 6o,oos.6OO 4l,22s,s00 loo, 73S, 800
1913 I2,o4s,0oO 46,+02S 500 llS,45O, 800
lS44 97,76t, 500 81 $4,000 l6o sI6 81,
1850 e66 6Is sII
Increase real and personal estate
from ls4l to ls45. s74,s5S, 500
Deduct cost oil Rail Road, 3O2449e6
Surprising Rail stock sunk, nett gain s4ioOs,s7I
VIRGINIA.
In 1872 the value of real estate was
assessed at $2Os, 79s
1885, all,q3O,5US
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17
Total a amount,
Making in oil,


Contrast this with sny other city, any section of
State, aud what does the comparison establish but the
TACT that the people Of Richmond with loyal devotion to
the state have been the first and fastest friend her
system OF internal Improvements Do not these facts
beyond question, speak 10 commanding tones to the
Wes' Aud yet ia sssiduousy sought prejudice her
cause, aud win the West from her. She has from the
limited resources Of her Golfers and through her private
citizens, already contributed the enormous sum Of
300, towards the completion OF this great central
line. And now when she is about to have a canal and
railroad connect as far Covingo the dsnteresed
effort is made by ynchburg and hcr peculiar friends
stop this great work at CoyBgton, and give them road
down New river. Verify, this pretenton modest az
it Is dsnterested. Nor is this ALL She subscribed $780,
900 to the Virginia and Tennessee railroad which ter
inmates at LJnchburg, aud ye, is sought by the
New river line, and the Lynchburg ard Gordousvie line
to divert as much trade aud travel possible from the
central line, consisting Of canal and railroad.
hope, SIR that what have thus hurriedly addressed
you, will at least tend to establish the propositions with
which commenced this letter. Wishing that tho delbe
rations OF tho convention may be harmonious and result
IN the greatest benefits TO the State at large,
am, very truly
Yours &C., .OUN II GIIMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS
WHITE SULPHUR CONVENTION

WHITE SULPHUR CONVENTION.
Understanding that several OF the gentlemen appointed
a. delegates from this city to the Convention the White
Sulphur Springs cannot attend. appoint delegates
Ridgeway, Charles A. Rose. Roger A. Pryor, Hugh W.
Fry, Henry Essll, and II. T. Daniel.
JOSEPH MAYO. Chm.
August 10th. 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-17

we are indebted to the Aessrs Appeions for "Kathc-
rne Ashton" in two handsome volumes This work is for
sale at tho Bookstore of Nr. Woodhouse
"eare also indebted to Mr. Woodhouso for tho "Edin
burg Review for July, which is very Interesting NUN
oer Also for the British aud Foreign Medco Chirurg
cal Review
we are likewise indebted to Mr.. A Morris for very
handsome volume entitled Fifty Year, in both Hems
pheres Also 'Tho Youth Of Jefferson" which /, mute
an entertaining volume.