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By y. q. MCGUIRE, Anctf0neer.

VERY SUPERIOR AND HANDSOME FURNITURE, ROSE
Ru1s M Brown Pas
between l4h ard 18th imGediatey
sassst espns effects, viz
uperior piano forte, BY Nunn.
Pair Of elegant rosewood medallion back sofas,
Pair Of poshcovere ie'e-a ,ee Sofas rocker and
SCI Of back rarlor chairs
Handsome rosewood marble ,p centre table
plate gilt smed glass; slab, and brackets
Elegant damask window curtains, richly
SUPERIOR rosewood and mahogany dressing and wash
Handsome ro-ewood mahogany Ei1ahethan
Very superior cured nd spring
Boosters and pillows, husk mattresses
Two fine mahogany wardrobes
iiandsoinr carved wainu, extension table
French dining chars side tables
Walnut carved French sofa
Iron reclining chair, easy chair
Hall oileloth venelian blinds
beautiful gold French china dinner set
Silver-pated casiors, glassware
Cooking Stove, kitchen utensils, &c
urnitae superior make and nnish and sneeen
Terms $50 under credit Of two and
months, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Aprt Gid Aucdoneer
CARRIAGES and for sa's,-The subscriber hs.
lsiI-seas family carriase
i set single DO
Roth carriages were bull, ORDER thoroughly wen made,
Pricss low and terms favorable 80. ,,..,npv
ApsA-eodet Anctiopeer and Commission Merchant
HFRrGsRaToRs w.ter-Coaisrs. lee Cream
IL feezers, this day supply o. waterman pat
rfsrera,es ever prssea,sd public variety
Auns patent mag reezers warranted ." produce
superior in Owe minutes.
All IL whch viii be sold ., very prices.
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The chief justice the and Judge Blackboard have
taken lodgings Wizards Judge Lumpkin has not ar
rived in the city transmitted formal acceptance Of
his commission though intelligence thereof daily expect
ed The government attorney, Judge Blair has returned
from his recent trip the West and is making prep
arations detail for the prompt discharge of the duties
OF his Office which bid fair TO be laborous they
nonsihle
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ResyHatioaFrst Lieutenant D. n Couch, Of the 18th ar
tery has resigned his commission in the army; the resg
nation take effect the 30th Of April.
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PEsslox oFrrcE.


sa Your letter OF the 2st instant has Just reached me-
ana hasten to mpart the information desired The quoted
paragraph in your letter, TO which my attention is particu-
ATTY directed Is perfectly destitute OF the slightest
enoanee OF truth that almost tempted to believe that
- author must have been governed by other motives than
e which usually influence the correspondents Of the dis
nt press IN the transmission If intelligence from this city
s9eh breach OF official and confidence occurred
= e ONCE i could have taken place without my per-
knowledge; and is almost unnecessary for add
at the Of the offending parties would have been
Ptnml;iy reported TO you.
"nist a Affords sincere qualification to answer your
IN the which you must have snticipa-
@ Tom knowledge Of the general character OF the clerical
under my Immediate supervision, II also gives equal
suIe 70 state that know OF clerk attached any
efcntye departments OF this government. who Justly
''TnoIous 70 this Wholesale caumnious charge.
i'ehan, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
LOREN y. WALDO.
hon. r. McCrErLAsp,
Secretary of the Interior.
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rrURK,sG 1ATHING TUwEL~--we have fsil sapray
Of Turkish bathing towels sns bathing caps
rhsons. Bsuys Woods, ard Lysus washes ard 1to~
and Nacassaf oit for the bali
xa,asy,.n r,~a., =, srEvENsr
splesreou BFown's Hotel.
April2 a--a,sf
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BosroS SxwsPAPKRs,-The in Boston tax the
newspapers that city according the following estimate
The propretors Of the Atlas taxed $4,000; the
Post S4O000 the Transcript S25O00 the Journal s25-
0Oo the Traveller S25oo0 the Times S2l 600 the Courier
$1,000 the Advertiser oOo the Herald $4,000 the
Mail $1,000 the Bee $1,000 Geasons Pictorial, $4,000.
Whether this is just valuation OF the several establish
ments above named cannot say.
HEAVY cosfRAcT.-Rchard McGrann of Lancaster Penn
sylvania has entered upon heavy contract to complete
the grading masonry bridging, and ballastns Of thirty
three miles Of the North Pennsylvania railroad One
Of solid rock will exceed s2So,ooo-
TgLEGnApmc SEws--The following Geographic despatch
appears in late number Of the Dayton oho) Gazette
@NEw York, April Ia fight occurred in lower
and know-nothings The former worsted and about
As OF them were killed and cut up in the most approved
manner
STILL ANOTHER wARSIse.--A serious accident from
phene occurred in New Brunswick New Jersey, We'd
nesday afternoon young lady while cleaning pair Of
gloves with this fluid held them TO the stove dry when
the fluid gni,ed and her dress fire Her father for
tunaely, near and throwing blanket her.
ceeded in exngushing the flames As was, she
rously burned
PERsoSAL-Among the arrivals at Barnums Hotel, Bal
tmore, Saturday, Messrs. Escandron, Alvarez
Yturbe and SON. Gomez aud Garay all very wealthy and
distinguished citizens ofMexeo also Hon Cutting Of
New York; John G. Rives, esq, of Washington Ator
ney General Gushing, exPresdent Tyler and Col Bisse
and lady, Of Illinois
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SAaDrhs memh Franslin CasaFsny
q return their thanks Geo X kya
aud WIN ofme Tor the bqantui supply Of refreshments furnished
al me nre On street sunday April ed and
them snrf hospitality will with
M grateful recollcctloas.
To ts snn wire Company Of Ananda feei OURSELVES under
abs al'aus
~ ample snd y supply o. refreshments furnished AFTER
ens un % M are " Ihtf cry 90 Friday nxh hpni 10 We BEG
leave 20 fetutu sincere tkanks
Aso 10 Capt Re Of the for hts Kindness
a. giving us passage home.
RoBr r. DOYLE, President
q X tkossrIKLp, Secretary.
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posr orrror DEPARTMENT.

POST oFFfcE DEPARTMENT
ResignatioaJohn s. Leach, clerk In the Office Of the
Auditor for the Post Office Department, has resigned
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Peoples Theatre.
LATE VARIETIES.

woo ~ CHIl S1s's
orrstasl Nee fark N'astrss, oysaa.ssx is4Q
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Change in the departure OF the Great Eastern
Mail.

fosr GFrtoK, MASnSGros Cry
April ~ 1855,
IN Monday s3a mail will
be closed al .uca ID O'Clock, instead o check
heretofore. JAMES q. BEHKET,
April 13--d3t Postmaster.
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SERIOUS RIor-A serious riot occurred at Chicago on
Saturday morning last growing out Of the quor-hcensc
question One has been killed, and five six others
wounded small procession Of intoxicated Germans and
Irish marched with drum and fife to the courthouse square
and collecting crowd, the police inerfered when gem
eral fight ensued Soon immense crowd collected, and
fierce fight resulted, in which knives and clubs were
used The principals being arrested, however, the
excitement diminished and comparative quiet
stored.
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soass, psaees. wiisieirms, Eeesp,neiliss,
0rEnai villa 'his company.
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GUNNER desirable and
~ arce for soves, hose, &e.,
be
srEvENs's safes room nrowna. Hotel
April 2a--Stif
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Prices os admission Orchestra 50 rens pagae 81
cent? regular ticket $ ceu efvs boxes, aad sAB
Coz eolnTua persons, a5 crnt
Doors epea a * o'clock. opsuas eeieek
ApFd Alt
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Senate Washington cAse rs csFrrN On e. BEFORE
nc tegh % sepenber nsnt
kssy 4ra ~ ss,y ~ saaliy, vsss isrer
ayfacs Is called
me nsht expressly reserved, shan ~ Necessary -
eforf n0Nee additional quantity "a
- ~ y said Articles thar " tqGed 81 NJ q e seAse
daf'ns me hssty- fourth Cougrese
<anci.ns haif
qaife saa q envelopes ~ scesPny pfnp9a aud - ~
Win sae same q Gao esd ss Fco e me efsee
Ihe Nhe ot essh .reis specified u ne Gfssoiog 40 w b
derm~a GLASS; aud the
she lowest pier tqasH eondeFssl
same executing head, wh satisfactory
sosnr thereof
forfeiture al Ahe taaare.
lie have been acropted
III cerFaetsa fof be
slpassa shuaa respect ID me sample
the boad ef the conuaetos wss We poi in saL
Proposals
directed shs secretary q Ao Senate Yhlug
Proposal. and specimens bs delivered the once
charge.
Apul as-iawsw
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" HHHiHgtUn, AprI IT, 1900.
Sin: In the New York 'sHerad," 'Tmesn and stSun y
and the Philadelphia 'Pennsyvanan received this morn
ng the following paragraph appears under the head of A
fairs in Washington y
we learn that the clerks in the departments issuing
proposals to look up bounty Land claims and transacting
aeh business generally during their regular Office hours
lou requested inform the department. Immediately
anything has TO your knowledge which, in your
opinion would to justify the mputation contained in
ne above paragraph.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
X McCLEILAND,
Secretary.
COMMISSIONER or PEwslovs
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4 MUNG be- sold shc auction q
Il Messrs Hairs purchased extremely low prices
They win be ready nor inspection lhs week.
The they VIII Of
area At decidedly low prices.
Notice when arranged Cor inspection
stock Of all kinds goods more ample hAn
Purchasers cordially invited eau and e1afnne ssoek a. a
they may % con
buy where price oey
asked.
closing bits expected 90
Additional supplies received daily
Good dealing be resed on "a All
cases PERRY 4 BROTHER,
ssCentfs stores,n West nnidng,
April sa-dauf Opposite ceaira Market.
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CARRYING CONCEALED wgAPoSs-A law against concealed
weapons just been passed by the legislature of Louis
lana The first section declares that whoever shall carry
weapon weapons concealed on or about his person
such pistols bowieknives, drk any other danger
Gus weapon shall be liable to prosecution by Indictment
or presentment and on conviction for the first offence shall
be fined not less than hundred and fifty dollars
than five hundred dollars Imprisonment for one
month and for the second offence less than five hum
bred dollars than thousand dollars, inn
psonmen in the parish prison at the discretion of the
court not to exceed three months.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

GovrRNoR lzARD.-The Helena AR
kansns) Star gives a brief notice Of the
Governor Of Nebraska, from which it op-
pcsrs he has done his own State some ser.
v%icc--both politically and as a minister Of
the gospel. There cnn be no doubt bu,
that "his reverence" will make an excel
lent Governor. Such a man as Gov. L.
ard seems 10 have been much wanted a
way up in Nebraska. We give The para
groph.-lndustrial Luminery.
awe were honorcd on Monday last.
with n visit az our office, from Hon. Mark
Nv. lizard, Governor of Nebraska, and his
private secretary, James S. lizard, ESP
They were here awaiting az St. Louis for
a boat, 10 take passage for their new field
of labor. The appointment Of Col. lizard
70 the G%overnorship Of Nebraska Terrific
~. IS one among the ,very best appoint
snenis that have been made during The adj
ministration OF President Pierce. lie was
for almost a quarter Of a century, a mem
Der OF one or the other branches Of the
Arkansas Legislature, and during that Pc
riod Of his long and valuable services in
that body, he served at different times as
speaker of the House Of Representatives
and President Of the Senate; and in all the
many honorable end responsible stations
70 which he has been called, he has dis
,ohsrged his duty usefully and successfully,
and although a ministsr Of the gospel, ac-
live in every cause Of religion and benev-
4~olence, remarkable for his exemplary lie
and fervent piety, yet he has been all the
time and active partizan, and has done
more, and sacrificed more for the demo-
cratic party-the party 10 which he has
been warmly attached-than perhaps any
man in Arkansas. Not endowed with
shining talents, though Of excellent sense.
his career furnishes "a remarkable instance
OF fhe deserved success Of prooity, fidelity
industry, gcntIe,nanly bearing and inleN-
ibie honor; and orr sincere wish is, that
he may yet live 10 see Nebraska a State
and higest honors his
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN
HARPER'S STORY BOOKS.

A MONTHLY Series Of Narratives, Dial
n ogues, Biographies, and Tales, for the
Instruction and entertainment OF the Young.
BY Jacob Abbott. Embelished with numerous
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If. WILLIE AND TIE MORTGAGE;
showing how much may be accomplished by a
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II is The design Of The Publishers to render
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an respects equal 90 those furnished m "Hlr-
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The "Story Books'' Wlll embrace a variety Of
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cludiug narratives, dialogues, descriptive es-
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1 Though notintended to be Of exclusively a re-
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minds Of the readers, as 10 adapt them TO The
use OF Sabbath School Libraries.
TERMs-Each number Of ~"llarper's Story
Books" will contain 100 pages in small quartz
form, very beautifully illustrated, and printed
on s~uperiiue calrndered paper.
The series may be obtained Of Booksellers
Periodical Agents, and Postmasters, or IRON
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Twenty-Five Cents a number. Subscription
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The two periodicals, "Harper's New Month
ly Magazine" and "liatper's Story Books
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The postage on Harper'5 story Book, which
must be paid quarterly In advance, is two cts
HARPERS & BROTHERS,
feb2I Publishers, New York.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
Conncil Bluffs. Towa.
LANDS o SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER being desirous Of NOV
ing to California, offers for sale his
HOMESTEAD Of 100 acres, situated on the
STAGE road between St. Joseph and Council
BiuHs-S miles South Of Council Bluffs and 1
North of the village Of St. Mary, and near
the Missouri river, in Mills County, Iowa; and
Opposite Belleyiew, Nebraska, 4.
Also, 400 acres Of PRAHIE LAND near St.
Mary, and 900 acres of TIMBERED LAND on
the Missouri river, and near Glenwood. These
Lands are all in Mills County, Iowa, and pre-
sent inducements to land purchasers seldom Of
fered; containing timber, prairie, lime stone
sand stone, and indications of plenty of coal;
and also being situated on the most feasible
point on the Missouri rive for tue crossing Of
the Pacific Railroad.
Suitable cattle for crossing the Plains will
be taken in exchange at fair rates. The buyer
can have immediate possession, and all The
grain aud farming utensils he wants at a fan
rate. DANIEL HEREFORD.
Traders Point, nov l, '54-tf
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
Or. Cnrter,s Ccnrh palsnm.

CT Isthe most pleasant and eihcacious RENEE
ly for Coughs, Coles, Asthma, Consumption
md all diseases OF the Lungs, ever offered TO the
public. Our ever varying climate, and the cold
bleak winds Of the north and west produce
coughs and colds-dangersous colds. which de-
mand Of Ne wise e prudent, the earliest attention
For this purpose no remcdy has ever been disco
,ercd which has effected so many cures. and
which seems to give such universal satisfaction
to all, as Dr. ARrER's CoUGH BALsAM. Read
cr, have you a cough? Do not neglect it. De-
lay is dangerous. Use this Balsam, at once, and
It viii edectua!ly cure you.
O." Price % cents per bottle, large bottle
81, or six bottles for 81.
For sale at DR.. Easterly's Family Medicine
store, southeast corner Of Third and Chestnu.
Is, st. Louis, Mo.
Also, sold by P. a. sarpy, st. Mary, Iowa
a ID by dealers in medicines generally, in th'
vest.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
TABLE.
R%.lleview. Nebrnska.
pr. E%asterlv's Iodine and sarsaparilla

ca" II is the only preparation haiti worthy
Of the least confidence Of the public, for the
cure Of those diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood. viz; Scrofula. or Kings
Evil, White Swellmgs, Enlarged Glands, Fever
Sores, pimples on The face, old Sores and IN.
GERS, Blotches, Biles, Nervous Affections, Cam
GERS, Erysipclas, Rheumatism, Sypilitic Dis
eases. Pains IN the Bones and Joints, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Head, diseases Of the
Kidneys, Mercurial Diseases, sc. DIR. Eas-
terly's IoptSE and S~ARsArARGLLA, is com.
pounded Of those articles which simultane-
ously act on the different organs Of the body,
and possess the most efficient cleansing and heal
.ngi properties. Hundreds Of the most intelli
ent aud respectable miliesn st. Louis, have
used It, aud speak Of itm the highest terms Of
eraise. his medicine is six time stronger.
cheaper and better than any other preparation
in use.
a. Price, 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles foi
81.
GgP For sale at DR.. EAsTERLY'S Family
Medicine Store, corner Of Third and Chestuu.
streets, ST. Louis.
Also sold by P. \. sARPY, st. Mary. Iva
and by dealers in medicine generally, ia In,
West.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
pr. Easterlsy, Fever ani Ague Killer

Dr Fasterlsv. Fever and Ague Killer
~ Il warranted 70 cpre ali cas.s of Arro
- For Chilli and Fo,or Drr,b Aoro H.
.,u,ont I'D Rsnit,or, ro,or ana oyorv fo-,o
- F.vo, incident 70 Tho ,ves, II thor. a-o spe-
49, :, {, 1o,i. 50 tr,i and Il f,u
,hoo, hill =, roy,n5od - III. r,r-
.h..o, NJ tb.n
h.ve hoor soid aud IN no ,,s,,nce has IL failed
- .g.ct , no,o,nont euro =. fara boa,d from
~ p,ico al mar hottie. or str hotties. 81
r. For ale a. ne E,stsrlv,, Family Mol
t.;ns store soutbo,st corner ~ Third and
r.s.,nut s,reots 81 louis
A. ,old no p , s,rnv g, Mary. Iowa
"a =, Jo,,or. :, r,odi.iro caror,IIy in fine
49,
p..5 NJ r..torir,, ,3yo-tiso,or, in
- - 800 81 ,;ro bi,
mit NOS
III. HaSICIly AMERICAN vi AlAuA0A'
This valuable Liniment, combines the most
sficacious articles known for all the various
forms Of disease requiring an external appiica-
ton. One Of its principal active ingredients
Sue AmfR,oAS Oh Cor re'Fo'"A) %n''" Is
I'"'y N"o"" " P'''
- --oI;.I .oon,.
oE.,ry f,rr,s s,rc
-,l. .. p,o,.,t., pr,iscs
g 60 III. ~. c..ls oId
ri eli I'll T.tt.r Ring
W. -, puas Ger. SIN fonts,
800 C"..,aJ -
- g 60 CT
1851 ~ 1"0 - 500 - ~
Hgs' On'igs' 'auOt' anu 80
sofes' wounds iistu'S' sweeney ana rO,lh,.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
FRESH PROVISIONS.

TTHE subscriber will visit St.
L Mary on Wednesdays and ~N
Glenwood on Tuesdays aud Satur-
davis of each week, and will supply these
matkris with Fresh Meats, Butter, Esss, aud
Vegetables, at the market price
sgt =, SAT- 7. HOhAEk
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
CLEASON'S PICTORIAL

ron THE YEAR 1850!
NJ M. BkLLOU, who has edited the epic
M. torialo from the commencement, having
bougbt out the late proprietor, Mr.. T.. Gleason,
viii conduct this popular and widely circulated
paDer ON his own account. The new volume
win be radically improved in every respect,
and will be published on finer paper thal ever
before. which quality will be continued hence
forth without change. Many new and popu-
lar features will al once be introduced, and the
literary department will present an array OF
talent and interest bey ond anything II has be-
fore ATTEMPTED. The Illustrations will be finer,
and by better artists than have before been en-
gagged upon the paper, and altogether the pub
Iication will be vastly improved aud beautihed,
Arrangements have been made for represent
ms during the year views Of the most notable
bindings and localities through the United
States. as well as giving likeHesses OF the most
n, eminent characters, male and female, Of ar
lists aRd men OF genius, such as have by their
own industry and skill made for themselves a
fortune and a name. In addition to these, var
ioui notable European scenes and occurrences
will also be given from week to week, forming
a brilliant illustrated journal.
TERMs:-INVARIABLY IN AID VANCE
1 subscriber, one year, ~ OO
4 subscribers, I" ~ ~
~ Any person sending sixteen subscriber
at tne last rate, viii receive the seventeenth
copy. gratis. Address, .rrou
Pibiitker aRd Proprietor,
Roston Msss feb IA.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
c. w. PIERCE.
Attorney at Law ..

win practice in the Sixth, Seventh, Eight
and Ninth Judicial Districts in Iowa, and Ne
braska Territory. He will always be supplied
with blank deeds, mortgages, deeds Of trust,
declaratory statements for Prescriptions. &c,
and will give prompt attention to Conveyance
inr. examination Of titles, sc.
rz37 Particular attention paid to securing
and collecting debts.
Refcrences-Hon. T.. II. Norton, Platte City,
Mo-. II. NJ Worries aud James Craig, Esqs., ST.
Joseph, Mo. Curtis Bates, Fort Des Nome.
Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory.
nov /, '5i-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

A Ii persons indebted to. me by note or book
"A account, are requested to call and make
payment Immediately. p. A. SARPY.
st. Mary, Feb. IL, 1855.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

DIED, al the residence Of her son, DR.. a. b..
Malcolm, in Council Bluff City, Iowa, Febru-
AIRY 9Th, 1855, MRS. MARY MALCOLM,
wife Of the late Capt. Andrew Malcolm, OF
Warren, Maine, age 20 years.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
EsTRAY NOTICE.
ESTRAY NOTlCE.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
TAKEN up, on the 18th of November, 1851,
by Goodman Davidson, at his residence on the
East Nodaway river, four miles South Of Boil
wares mill, in Ruchanou Township, Page
County, Iowa, one say Horse, black name and
tail, dark legs, white hair on each shoulder
some saddle marks, some white hair on his fore
head, a little white spot on his Tump, supposed
TO be marked with a erouper; about twelve
years old; fourteen hands high. No other marks
or brands perceivable. Appraised at nifty
seven dollars and fifty cents (s57,50.)
Iowa, PAGE County,
Clarinda, December l6, 1884.
| certify that the above is a true description
of the above described property, as taken from
the Esiray Book in my office.
ELIJAH MILLER, Clerk.
jan "a, 1853, -3m-pr's fee $40.