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/, - 49, - coMprRuLLsKis 0FfI. Il, a
- -e.a City of New areans May j, 1855 (
Resolrea; That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice standing
vtrt.ment IN the official journal, that in aecordanes
March go the Council will pay any bill against
the City nnrsH contracted under authority an order
from the Comptroller ia accordance with the ordinance
referred to. II fsignedl E b, TRACY 9Is
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedI L. II, PLACE,
o. 4Ts.asa S. President Board Of Aldermen.
[signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. ~
The attention Of the officers of the city and Of the
public Is respectfully called TO the foregoing rsoiutipn
"a s.At5zs ~, ~ +f- sal o. DE BUYS,
myl9t Comptroller CITY of New Orleans
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OFFICIAL. JOURNAL.
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
!. ". -. -. COMMON .couNcIk,.

COMMON COUNCIL.
.S "f@I City of New, Orleans; Sept 70, 1885,
f.> 81 r. sg3 / No. 2373.o / III ~ - d%-
Resolrsd, That the adjudication made by the Comp
of the city on the 17h September, 1855, those of the
hfst and SECTIONS for The term of three years from
the tst OCTOBER 1885, 10 james "A. Lusk, for the total
amount Of one hnnd,ed.apd sxty-thfee thousaad one
hundred dollars lSlg3 GD co., viz that Of The rsi
section for te sum Of forty thousand one hundred o
hundred and lwsniy-,hfee lhou and dollars, be, and
me same IS hereby approved, that his SECURITIES
VIZ. Josiah Cole and Sam Smith in sofd0 on his bond
and Josiah Cole and D s Graham as endorsers on his
notes, DO; 10 and the same are hereby accepted.
los IsigDedl ,&MT GERARD sTITH, e
PRESIDENT Pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
SsI' CSignedl fN fSsft9 N III BAILEY.
President Pre- tenn board Of Aldermen
Approved 26th -eptember. 1856 .r
!. seH fsienedls JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
'e=iS-'.' 3os sF3s' No 2s74 - =
Resolpsd Fhatihe a6judcali on made by the Comp
Eoier Of The sale Of the revenues of the wharves Of
The CITY on the i7th September 1856 those OF he sec
years, from The 1st October 1856 TO Charles Oder
Co... for the total amount Of two hnndfed and ninety
Two thusapd dollars, iS294,0u0 DdD viz that Of The
second section tor The snm Of Que huhdre aud hy~
four thonsad dollars, that OF the fifth section for the
sah1 OF sixty Thousand dollars and that Of the sixth
be, and the same ishereBs and tbt
rites, VIZ: Ohm Pemberton and Nv BaxcEfa Soao
on thelf pond, and Louis Su'gl, as endofser the
notes, BE-, and ihe same are hereby accepted.
lslgnedl .. & GERARD SfITH, ~
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant aldermen
% tsignedl NE BAILEY.
M tts,.t PRECEDENT pro tenn Board OF Aidsrmen -
Approved September 20, 1866,
- [signedl JOAN Z. LEWIS Mayor =
A true copy, THosr THEARD, sec'y. h Ysse7,,
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NAyAI, RETIRING LIST - According to the
official report. Is captains are retired on leave
nav. AZ 500; is on furiough pay, ST $50; 8
aronned the sefyice--Levy, Zsntzinger, and
Ramsay: IL commanders retired on leave pay.
al 500, is on sfnrlough pay, 5000; dropi ed
frnm the sersics; Is heuIepants retired on
leave pay, 81 200; A retired on furlough pay,
s6 o; 10 dropped the service; 8 masters re-
tired on leave pay; A dropped from the service;
/ pissed mdshipman retired on leave pay, $500;
service. Commodore John I. Newton is ordered
TO the command of the Navy Ya,d at kit,ery,
Me, vice smott, retired on fnrlongh pay. Com
smedore str,ngham, Jnst returned from The COM
maud of the squadron in The Mediterranean, IS
to take cam,ns,id psxt month OF. the boston
Navy Yard, vice Gregory, whose term Of com,
mand has expired he has buiit ana tsnesseu sse
the nsw,stes.n friga.e Merrimao quicker than
any of the six frigates. The Rev fork Navy
Yard viii ne next month under the command Of
Captain Bgelow, rslievisg Captain Boarman,
retired on leave eGommanier q aries i.
| piats' Who commanded the Albany, off Havana,
i .hen Critteuden and his 6tty companions we're
shot on shore, has been furloughed. lSew Yors
MEgor. .ss,d go s ss -,
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First District Pound

FIRST District Pound
NTAs bfoughtto the First District Pound, OH Dry.
wv AIDES street, near Triton Walk. as eslrays-
Que yellow femae Goat white stripe around body
! One white male Goat, the cut short.
One yellow female Goat, left side white =
collar = ~
One female Goat white body black head and neck right
ear cropped. 80 - : - -
one and redish female Goat, black stripe on the
back, with rope on the horns. ese . 't4}
One black and gray female Goat. with wataes 80
One dark brown and white Cow both ears cropped with
crumple horns, no brand visible. - n
Which, il not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be soid atpubc auction at
said pound, on THURSDAY, the I'd day of sOcto-
oef, 1900, ut III O'Clock A. NJ. AUG. 8. PHELPS,
- Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Sept. p, 1855. -. .-
La etc conduit au depot des epayes du Premier Dis
il trict rue Dryades, pres de Ia Promenade Triton,
CONNIE epaves-
Une Cbeyre jaune une raie blanche antour du eorp
Un Bouc blanc, les oreiHes conpees courtes
Une Chevre jaime, le cote gauchs blanc.
. une Chevre blanche, ie cou ct Ia machore noire,
l'oreile drote ecourtee. g4 80. = Zt \.
une chevre blanche ct rougeatre raie nore au dos
ct une oorde cornes u NV - sF5795 llis
gne Chevre noire ct grise ayant des glandes.z
uns pache nore bru1e bauches les oreiles ecour.
tees, les cornes redees sans marque visible s. - s.
ii les dts apimaux pas rscames dix iours
Y III lfs aisgenses payees, lis seront yspus
q Commissaire des Rues
Nouyelle Orleans, le 81 Sept, 1855 s se2a II 10
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ESOBACCO-We are now receiving fresh from
N the
Charles TOBACCO u
pounds sud 10 bf OF all grades to when invite the
- q =5t=t= Wills RAWLINs afco = ~
st{fs and Grav or
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A SOPARTNERSHIP.- Il have This Day .asso-
siated with bas,asss BENZ. r HYNsga snd GEeRsE
W, W0oDBERRy, style Of $50. W. HYsS0N CO.,
sofors. geo. W. HYEb0N.
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Police Jail, Second district.
XM1AS brought to the City Police JAIL the negro
wv boy ALEcK is feet 214 inches high has scar
the forehead. is about 20 years old Says he belongs
to Mr. jean Jacques Haydel Planter living in the Parish
st John Baptiste Tue owner is requested to call and
claim said boy according to law. a-ss frt r. E't
d. BLANCHARD Keeper City Police JAIL
New Orleans, Sept. H. 1855. se12 l5t
HAS surrendered himself to the City Police jail op
III the 9Th inst, the negro boy SAM, is "a INCHES
hgu has cut the left side Of bis Says he be-
longs to the estate Of Rvas ate planter of Psquemne
The agents owners requested to cali and said
slave according to law
1s's p. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, Sept. 10 fShb 81 lls1st
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uasasS.. uaS,sra stil rags in censrat sI,aly :.
sorEbern Ifsty The disesse stia rsacs -
somsshas sbsted III sfruisncs : eeeas ~ishongh

4 T-Te e.l~ =
rortberu IfstY the disease stiu So. ~
someShas absted ia vfruisnce sfsss ~ '.a'esga
Russia
Mereantfie letterst frvu, st. Petershnr. ~.
tam no geneFslsne~s Tlhc rate of exchss'n- -
tends downwsrds The heayiness is strrib,,ss ~
70 the sarge amount Of paper Is ned sa ueef
the expenses Of TIRE war. Es pectations aret.,,.
sral tnat TINS paper will be redeemed j y 'she
proceeds ofia loan. to be raised VIXEN the xar u
oyer The Nisbnf fair for manufacturers and
- ing of fsysratIy good prices being
| [''so. s's and debts being fairly PAID. s'sg' :.
An. Denmark and tbs United state s
| ar,;s - M MlMscsrrerpandeRt If the NsRshestsr
,as-,;a..sa sri.es One Of the very INTERESTING
Il oe en,s very moment ia lie posix,oy, II
s1n.;.e l.s 1. pestsi{ as regards the d,ficols
H. - ene pay meA Of the SonDd Ones at
United States The Paris paosrs g. - ~ .ne
the Last two or three days ruc,, ,rsa.,..,.
With this; and in the De5oss Of mn
there Is an article the sdpstaDce ot NhcE = .n
remarkaoie to admit Of my mot analy ysipe i far
a ieW words will explain the position .Asre,s
IN mas cut short discussion aoc.. fights a. M
r,ghtss AMI has simply said she woi1 ~ lsn.,. ~
. .lon.'s @ 70 the Sound dhes claimed by Desm.Tk
maj ma, ~ 70 ensu.s suppose the Haired -tas.s
!. s.en IRON tbe pay meut of sire I'll 4 III
..'e .ne1 esioens that the Baltic becsnes An
nef'sah I. iAhe ON which Ameriean strina .ura "a
flae supreme; for the advantage givs,. ro,,is ~
soon nothing short Of that On ~ 49,. ,h;sSs =
would seen, inevitable; either p~n,ss,s ~
10 fesist, will allow Amesican ships a y, ss
OF the tax, and then, hsyiSgsiso p,sssy, , -
wnleh 70 eStort i's pay meAt from other ss.,s.s
o.ner natHns viii also follow III arne,;c.ss
wake, and profit BY the boldness Of the TI,,;ss9
states or Danish set-yii stop .ha shis -
sum'ng to pass untaxed, and The auns ot i5.rssk
forts 1, vii nnceremcnionsly sink toem n he
m nrst case, Denmark would iose one Of the moss
considerable Of her sources Of revenue: ia ~
q next, she would draw npon herself 40 ineyisabIs
war with powerful enemy OF course. as nv.
Gonststufioanel pserses, Earepean diotomscvs
could not les or 1--we this alone. and rhars
would be congress- and conferences ri.hors,
end bnt, at the end Of all these, there m;aht
sui Il be q conflict, and the result wou,d ebe 70
give denmark as-a an ally to the tern peserss
One thing, however, must be said, viz |: .thas
denmark has drswn a good deal of all.h,s upon
herseif, by the way 10 which she has ! rbitrsrilv
and perpetualiy altered ard INCREASED the rate
u taxation OF the sound; so that, although pro.s
badly Ameriea would tnd. the Western ppNera
opposed to lts pretensions, they. might ar the
same time have lew observations 20 off sr to the
Danes, who would probably listen to them,
standing "a IN want Of protee ion and help.s. ~ s
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- AzERAGa BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
~ being this eity Of the
SAzERAC BRANDIEs hand
medium we'll
s02 and the attention Of wells
. Genuine srlce.
~ 90 %a.E. LEEERieH co, Asants,
T fiahA la. straek.
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GAS! GAS! GAS! GASi-The subscriber
VI hAv,ns obtained requisite permission from the Gas Com
furnish
GAS approved and al Moderate
0relean 30 s his old Braa Foandiy No. 9ss
81. Charishstrsst H 9ulLo. ali ~
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NAILS-s,s50k kegs Nails for sale by
~ siSM 4, pSeAeAAys A sos 70 AAsssas .,issh
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VOLUME VIM.
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE,

Will leave FRIDAY, ash nss, a O'Clock r. NJ. m
HsOR lATTAKAPAS--The light 49, =
drAu eht issmsr UNION, J. Yoresy masisy, III
will leave for shs aboveaud all intermediate lnsdipgs
on the shove, skng freight for
Frank g. MartiBtis For ne
nassags, apply board foot of G ntt
pnrda VI
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

-icle 10y either paAiaing Or successfully
denying is truth. The prolific brain O..
he Bugle man Immediately suggests that
it must be replied to in his favorite style
personal abuse Of its author--not only
Of ITS author, but also of those who were
active in propigating the fatal exposition.
So he discovers that another citizen Of
Nebraska City, and not the 1i.or Of the
paper, wrote the bancful article-ihis gave
him an opportunity 10 abuse both at ran
dom. lie says he is 'not at loss TO dis.
cover that o certain functiouury, residing
in Glenwood, was the author Of the arti-
Gle, " and then goes on to heap torrent Of
abuse upon his devoted head. He evident
ly alludes 10 the Hon H. p Bennet. whn
recently resigned his office in Mills coun-
ty and removed 10 Nebraska City, Of
which place he is ono Of the proprietors.
Wonderful optics m gnifoent perccptive
faculties C) has The editor Of the Bugle
Wonder how much the combination
paid him for the discovery lie per-
ceiyes that a man wrote the article whose
style of writing he never could have had
an opportunity of becoming acquainted
or ever of seeingi Oh! Joseph! Joseph.
how wisel A brick would be transpa-
rent TO you
Judge Bennet, ! am sure never would
deny having written The article, had he
done it, and if it is any pleasure for
The Bugle editor 70 labor under the deu-
sion that he (BenneO had the honor to
expose rascal, | don't suppose the Judge
will be disposed 10 complain. But it is
transparent TO every one that The Buge
mans only object was to find pretext to
SANDER, misrepresent and abuse Judge
Bennet. The BugIe editor goes on TO ac-
cuse him of having ''imported' votes TO
"secure his election over Major Downs,
the Oldest inhabitant," SC. What truth
is there in this statement? Ii tappears
from the election returns that there were
three Councilmen elected from that coun-
ty, and Judge Bennett has the highest mum
Der Of votos cast for that office, while there
were two others elected over Downs
they having less votes than Bcnnet.
Truly yours, &c, II. H. II.
Dec. 25 b, 1854.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

your arc the best man in the district TO re-
present us; you are good coon hunter.
and know just what The people want. ]
regretted much 10 leave home this
winter, as had intended to make a good
hunt, but must confess, was proud Of
.he good will Of such enterprising men; in
fact, they were the only men who could
possibly get me to give up hunting 10 go
10 The Legislature for them. My friend
went over the river with me, when all
concluded it was best that / should return
home 10 my cabin and get ready 10 90 to
tic Legislature, as was sure Of being
elected. Blckwoodsmen never have fork
ed tongues, said they, so get your traps
ready. you mrst 60 and get bounty on
coon skins, and then we can all pay for
our lands when they come in market, if
Congress does not pass the Homestead
Bill. When got home, found two oI
my best dogs dead; conlound the Legisla-
lure; ] would not give these two fine dogs
for all the Legislative honor that could be
piled on me. "SQUATTER. "
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Joseph, were trunpe'ing most sonorously
with your Bugle, ready at all times TO cry
out "GRrAr Is TOW CumNG AND jos
JOHNSON BLOWS HIS noRN.' What a sub
lime prospect: Mormon Millennium.
Go on Joseph. Let the Gentiles be your
dupes. Let no lies however large stngger
YOU (I have no rears) Pronounce Kanes-
Vile and Omaha City the only towns
worthy of notice between Pisgah and Salt
Lake and T. B. Cunning the only person fit
70 be Governor Of Nebraska and the name
Of Mormon, through you, will never lose
its reputation and Wien you have done
with the Saints and GenGles on earth, you
can follow me.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
TFor the Palladium. !

GIVE Ur.--Young man are you in the
habit Of visiting the saloons, spending
your evenings in mirth and plays, give il
up, let long winter evenings be occupied
in storing your mind with knowledge
which will make you useful and orna-
mental member of society, prepare you to
lead in the walk Of life. Do you visit the
gaming table to kill time, give it up before
it kills you in the estimation of all those
whose confidence and esteem is worth
possessing, remember habits formed in
youth will go with you to the grave
Give up then all amusements which do
not improve the body or mind; give up the
use of ardent spirits. Touch not, taste
not, handle not, aid more, deal moi in an
article which has ruined many Of your
friends.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

UNITED STATES RAILRoADs.-A Buf-
faio, New York, paper, in speaking Of the
Internal improvements of the country says /:
"That there are now in progress, and
likely to be completed, in the United
States, over II 600 miles Of railroad
This estimate is exclusive entirely Of
roads only proposed" embraces only
those actually under way, and in mosl
cases, under contract throughout; The
entire cost of these long lines of road will
be not far from 1856 600, 900 Of which
amount the sum of 100000 900 at
least, is already provided for. There are
some sixty roads included in the estimate
Of which the longest is the Illinois Central
S04 miles, and the shortest is the Lebanon
Vallsy, from Reading TO Harrisburg, Penn
syIyania, which is only %, 2 miles il
length. The highest grade is on The South
Western Tennessee, and is Of so feet 10
the mile, aud She greatest amount of tun-
neling is on the Alexandria, London and
Hampshire road, in Virginia, being 49,
536 feet, or over three and hall miIes.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
WATSON. K1NNEYG GREEN,

WATSON, KINNEY a GREEN,
General Land Agents, ST. Mary, Mills County
Iowa. wiz attend 10 the purchase and sale Of
real estate, the perfecting Of titles, paying tax
Is, &c, &c.
Ev~ Farming land and village lots, 10 suit
pul ulchasers, on hand, for sale cheap, and on
reasonable terms. CHAS. =. WATSON.
l.. b. KINNEY.
n43-tf JOSEPH GREEN.
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n43-tf

WILLIAMS & WILSON'S SAW MILL.
Keg Creek, Minis Co., Iowa. The propric-
tors Of this mill intend TO keep lumber OF alt
descriptions constantly on hand also 10 sup
PITY all special orders for lumber al short no
wee, for cash. n42-3m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

TERMS One copy ono year. - Ni-one
,cnv six months. 81 OO-GNvARtABLY IN AD-
VAECE.
e<ysp No paper will he discontinued excepta at
the discretion Of the proprietors, until all ar
rearsres are paid.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
ASTOR HOUSE.

.FVHE subscriber has Just opened ihisn and
Il e0mmodious building for the reception Of
the tTayeling public, and solicits share OF pub
ie favor. Prompt and efficient attemion VIII
be paid 10 all who may favor him with their
patronage. His table will be supplied with 'he
bsst the market ahons. A good stable IS at
iseAed 70 the premises. Ws. ENGELL.
e. Mar, fpwa, rnag. la, '@-n2J-u
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

JOE SMITH.

P. S.-Brothcr Joseph Your two
wives are sufficient. Take unto yourself
no more, lest young Josephs crying FOR
bread will rise up, like thieves, in the
night and thus distract your attention from
young Thomas who at this time, stands so
much in need Of your assistance.
JOSEPH, the Elder.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

&j1 Boston has just sent back 10 Eu
rope 100 paupers from the different insli-
luions of the Slate. an but % return OF
their own free will, the balance have been
sentenced 10 be returned. Que OF those
who go b-ck is an old man who has been
IN this country for thiriy-six years, and
who las raised family AMI buried them
all in America.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BELLEyIEw.

T. II. BENNET
HISS opened boarding house at Belleview,
for the accommodation Of regular boardcrs, and
occasional visitors. who, he will take pleasure
in making ss comfortable as lies IN his power.
BelleVcw, Nebraska. oct %, 'b4
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w r ENGLISII

" " if-Nb isinllH
N EGOTIATOR, Collector. General Land
IN Agent. Counsellor at Law, &C., &C.
Delleyicw. Nebraska.
Having an experience OF II years ia the Ter
Titory, will pay prompt attention TO all com
inunicaions, post paid, in regard TO the Ter
fiinrv. &C, &c.
ec55" Office near the Government building,
and ~ rear of p. A. Sarpy's banking house.
Belleyiew CITY, Nebraska, July II, 1854.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
HENRY Y. BIXBY, R. S.
- Sidney smith tenderIy impIore.

ErSidney Smith tenderIy implorol
every writing man before he put pen 10
paper to think Of the deluge--to gaze on
Noah and be brief. Mankind he said.
cannot now lounge over pamphlet for ten
years, as they did before their submersion,
vixen an average life extended eight hrn-
dred years. In The ark. moreover, great
deal Of matter was crowded into a very
little space. Therefore, on all account,
gaze on Noah and be brief.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
ST. MARY.

GEORGE HEPNER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, St. Mary,
Mills County, Iowa. aug 3I-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
SIGN FAINTER AND GLIDER.

.FHHE subscriber having located himself al
Il ST. Mary is prepared 10 execute orders Of
every description Of Plain, Fancy, and Ona.
mental Painting Signs painted, letiered aud
gilded in The most approved style, and in the
nehtest manner. Patronage respectfully So
licited. Office, al II. Myers, Fr1ut Street ST.
Mary. STANIsLAUS SCHEMANsKY.
ST. Mary. Sept u, -.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
G.. w. WALLACE,

Physician and Surgeon, respectfully tenders
his professional services 10 the citizens OF St
Mary and vicinity. Office two miles north
west OF 81. Mary, on the Mosquito creek.
aug Ji-1ys
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

EE At Urbana, Ohio, recently, On
Sabbath, the bell of the Presbyterian
Church rang llle second time the cor
gregalion sat waiting, but no minister
came. After the lapse of about half sn
hour, noe was handed 10 one Of the ell
ders, who rose and read il TO the congre.
CATION. Il was from The minister, who
SAID be would rot preach any more iill his
salary was paid up. Served Tho cengre-
CATION right
II A Western editor, IN answer 10
complaint Of patron, that he did not give
news enough, iold him when news was
scarce, 10 read the Bible, which he had no
doubt would be ne,cs 60 lGn.
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subscriber. viii therefore undcrstand'

Subscribers will therefore understand:
That their papers will be continued after
the expiration Of the time for which they paid,
unless otherwise ordered.
2. That no paper will be discontinued until all
srrearages are paid mp 10 the time ~ which the
notice is given unless We are satisfied that the
subscriber Is worthless.
3. That when the paper, through the fault Of
= subscriber, has been suffered 10 everrun the
time. the lust and most convenient way is 10
remit one dollar for another six months, with
directions o discontinue al the end Of that time.
This direction will, in all cases, be noted upon
our books, and if not attended to shall be our
loss
Ath.-Tha L. S. Courts have also repeatedly
decided that a Post Master who neglccis 20
perform his dntY ~ giving seasonahle notice.
.. required bv the Post Office Department. Of
the neglect Of person 10 take from the office,
reyrspapar addressed 10 him. renders the Post
Master liable 10 the publisher for the snbscrP-
ton price
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
p. A. SARPY,

Wholesale and Commission Merchant, dealer
In Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Gless-
aare, Groceries, Drugs, Medicines, Books and
Stationery, corner Of Main and Grego.Y streets.
aug 3l-lYs
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
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Typographical Engineer, tenders his profess
Sional services 10 the citizens Of 81. Mary and
vicinity as Surveyor and Engineer in all lis va
fieties. Office in p. A. Sarpy's store, corner Of
Gregory street. aug 3l-ly