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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
their returns to the sta Of September:
Msrkets.C AREruLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.


AsHES-The market steady but quiet owing % the lin
tied stock sales of q bb S6 81 for Pots aud 81 SIT for
Pearls. Saeratus firm at &c. cash.
COFFEE-The auction OF Rio this morning passed OF
showing an low ides. The bidding
was .ped bags sold at lOlalic, average ltc
dispatch received this morning by respectable
house here dated New Orleans Oct 49, gives the foownI
Rio the LIST Of septembeCofee adyanced cholera
In Kio This inform alton saed excite nent among
ties ard nearly all the stock Withdrawn from the market
Had II been received prior to the public sale doubtless much
hsIer prices would have been realize The effect of he
choe,. Rio would be to prevent supple: coming forward
cm the interior and consequently fetrd shipments from
that port At Il close very little oferiasj prices rule
finn sales leo bags Java at l4tc so bags Rio at lldl
20 Mac.bo at He The stock OF Rio Is " zoo bags
so eco Of which is held On speculation.
COTTCN-Adul m,rket yesterdays decline The repeated
made BY holders seemed be entirely imperative
stirring up buyers Although prices have been for 'ene tune
falling vet they reached standard low enough TO
meet The views buyers The sales to-day 800 bales at
about range saboned qu5ssons al descriptions of
ord nary being nnal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
Sale. Of Stocks at Philadelphia. .....

Fpa boa,dl coo City Is, X $. o. 92l 5000 Allegheny Co
Is, A ", t 500 Lehish 6, 10 SSH coo Pennsylvania 5.
P 49, 10 Beaver Mead RI sai 100 Radins RI b q $50
l6i 100 org Island RR 1885, 100 do ls. 50 do b5 Isl ~
Penn syly snis RR Is; 50 New Orleans Gs days Hi do
IS ll4 Phadephs Bank, lao; 9Bank of 49,
City Bsnh Is pd e4i Bank Of North America 1885, 10 Com
mereis Bank, 56i.
Bsfloeea bol,ds- 10 N. Penn. RE-, IS.
Se0Hd boayd-5O0 Galloway 10 cent bonds BIS, 60; LOO
schuy Nav g. 49, 10; 20 North Penn RR 25 10 do s Isl
"a Penn RR c. p 43t loo Long Island RR lS 50 do. b5
lSs, LeLish scIip, 20; 50 Lehgh Nav. days S.
.ifiet boar&-l00 Reading ar, s5, %6ai 100 do, 46i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
Passengers Sailed

In steamship linton for Southampton and Hlrre-Chas Car
roll v Forbes n. Esteyes f. Dorningues. +. Tgnie Mr..
Pooh. Mrs Daniel John FoOh:, Jean L.mone. Geo Bao-
Gallo H. J. Kerner, n. Colston, C. Hurst Christ Douche Mr.
Lewis ard lady MIRA PoTier Marie Pales, o. Wolf Piero
Csndi Miss Luigs Gr.rd Mrs Aratte Jean b. TnPp and
son Ciyiis Schneider Miss Alice Johnston MI and Mrs d.
Hart Miss H. Platte, Mesrs Stein, H. j. Reed r. Gltner,
Louis urg Msdor Joseph ST. Major Joseph J Aber Mary
Cee.tin Gros f. Coron Mrs. g. EssOn Mrs Marie r. Rus
sell g. Kutz Joseph Seeing, j. Ess Mr. yusr, Bonerat,
Mr Bhr wife and four children, p. ~ BOrel Mr Boneat,
Met W. Webb and two children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

TUT
The shipments ior the same week last wear were
sots3i4, and for the year ls54 up to and including
that week, s3J, 522,64O.
About 100000 or $500, 900, we understand, will
probably go to Boston on Tuesday for the Cunsrd
boat, and considerable amount-probsbly $500, 900
by the next Collins boat More than half The above
amounts has been already purchased, and 10 the hope
OF market for bars nearly ali the deposits in the
Assay office which were deposited for coins have been
changed to bars The price of mint bars is q cent
discount which better fer the seller than coinage
Meantime we shall have had another arrival OF two
millions from California
The earnings OF the Michigan Central railroad COM
pany for second week of October, ls5S were:
-, Pssselsen. freisht- Total.
o64 81 50 62f e7p 90
1854 4l7S2 u 1872 ellis IS
JIsTtsser,'",u DsIl % 67ol Is l1T2 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
Passengers Arrived

In ship John Rutle e from LrepOOW y. Desuier and Ia.
dy CALIFORNIA; R. Dem New york; W. Merchaot, Ireland
X Rsyner, England.
In ihip Calhoun from LveTool-J. J. Tucker l.iy and
daughter Chss f. BOOK Rev. VIM. Bennett, Master d. IL.
T umsn, Miss Ella :. Truman.
In ship Consolidation from Lireypoo-Vm. Taylor. Sarah
Taylor Marian Taylor Josepbs Augusta Bendesn Geo Ben
desri Sophia Bendela Margaret Herring Hannah Foster
Geo. Foster Jas. MORAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

psooxLYs CITY NorfALIrY-The total deaths in
ss ci.J last week amounted 20 g. Of whi;h "a were
males and 80 fen.es OF adults there %, and Of
minors 81. The principal causes were cODsam 'tion,
7; dyseptery, 81 mIssmus g. scarlet fever, 81 Still
BON. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
Receipts of Produce .

BY Erie Railroads.&c. bis Flour, lo2o bags Rye 100 bags
Wheat.
BY North RireI Bodtsl9 l7s bbs Flour Il bbls WHISKY IS
bis Beef 485 bags Rye 81 79 do. Corn 81 $50 do Wheat
Hudson Rirr railroad for Neek ending OCT 1871 head
Cste 81 do Cslves ST Dc Sheep, DO Here's 27O DO
live Hogs do. dess Hogs Is pigs Poultry do Egg,
DO Butter, 6H bush. Potatoes . pkgS Buckghen Flour $50
bales Hay 22 sides Leather 2 500 gals Mix, 81 tuns Marble
Ie6 bb Armies. ma Fruit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
sl52, 4ls.l65 sIlsS45i5
AQf S-1 cE0

Decrease In Observation-Disclosures
Among the imports are coffee sla5,sOo, cigars
s763OO indigo SEQ sOo madden sa7OOs fars SOS, 900,
fish $50, 900, bark $4,000, hemp $1,000, hides
slO2, 500, iron slO7 900, lead $4,000 tin s73722,
sugsr Ell 600, ties ssl, 200, ma.,hes Soc, sOo The
exports of the week chow an increase Of million OF
dollars compared with the same week o. last year,
having been s9a,Os ,s6o, against al,oal $685. The
export of bItsdstuffs it will be seen large The
total for the year is:
1854. 1855.
Week ending Oct. l9.........s...Sl@l5S So s2t5 e55
9l S92 $685.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

FrRRnER's FUsERAL.--The members OF Engine 60
No. sissriet yesterday buried one Of ths mel
her, Geore The f1nsr al ceremonies took place
Al e .bgne boufe and the remains were Isfsn TO UNION
for nteTmen'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

SuspAY AMUsEwEETs.-Yesterday afternoon, about
ock sho5t hy full loae Of the lowest sde
Of North second and Union
.yeIue fight between two dogs The srimss
.rged had strength do each other injury
and then the humsp bfues allowed them 70 separate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEeIAL TESN-ocT. a-BefoIe Jud,
HOFFMAN.

tLAIM MD UENIh-s
Oliver r. Brown sgt Rowland Aspinwal.
Can't Il. and Mefsrs. II. n A., In 1888, made an ar
by which they 90 have the Custom no use TT
AZ be ST Lawrence and Capt also hsye Interest In and
eouuGnd her generally direct the enssg-nent OF the
Mn Ths several years Nesrs H. a. A fur
rkg fands and doing the business on e0mmsson until
6osy thew sold her eucG Capt b. completes at their
done co. they had sh lie and he also es ms
that they him 40 eco balance. -,
In defense Msssrs H. A. say hey had fall sbt to sell the
hin aud also instead Of teir owing Capt B. the latter Is
pdebed 10 them $1,000 Tetmony was taken Mess Their
Asson Brysn and Plat Gerard for pisinb aud MesTs But
Der, E,Mts Southmsyd for def, nse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
Dy telegraph.

sAyANNAH-Au oei. 20, steamship Knoxville. Nog'Yot.
co hours.
cHARLEsro,t-Arr. Oct 20, A. NJ, steam hip Jsu'es
Adger, New.IC.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
uSlTEp STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE

IN respect 10 this vessel, seized on application.
said Of The British consul intended be sttsd ou ior
the service REis ssvs present ID from the owners
"a Low Brothegsl stating hst she advert ed three
weeks ego shar ghse Chns, and has since
n two hundred coal quantity of nays
ship ehAndlery, sndxpees TO sail week
CAPT Fletcher that " addition % her ordinary arm snsn, che
pirates 70 the China and tee snd sIytso
ftxss ftoi which were ps1eh':sd y esce ~ AIsdssn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

IMMATURE ALaAsAc......Tsis DAY.
SIN Rses....6:l Is Scts......5lO Moos- Sets. Z:i9
rms DAY.
Sandy Hook. 457 Gov IsId... 5:47 HelGate.sss. 7:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

CoLLIsIoY.-The night boat Oh the Hoboken Bar
.y street nv ran through canal boat 10 the Hudson river
At II oooes on SATURDAY morning Il 10 not kDowa whether
life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

PAIGE ulrrERs ia tbe fin and sevenfh ponce
,,t N are were no rrest. 6runkeaness yesterday or tns
ujsbf prsviou In the sixth district four persons were Ais'Vel
Tor m 3 xicatiOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
NEK-JERSEY ITEMS

EvEsIse SCHOOLS Mr.. Edmond Charles, snPerin-
.s,den f boo IN Hoboken taxing steps toward the es-
fsbHsiment Of evening schools In that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
MARINE COURT-GESERAL TERm-oer @-Before judges
THOMPSON and BIRDsALL.


Thomas Wagner sgt the Consolidated Stsse Co
Plaintiff obtained a verdict for 500 for injury in be-
ing run over Appeal made % the general term
The matter bGug submitted the ly solely the quss
the does not feel authorized TO inter
ere with ITS verdict Judgment affirmed, with costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

The business of the sub-treasury has been paid,
SEA 1903 50 received, sl2s 800 "A balance $685.,
O7s 90 paid for essay office, ss6,al4 90; paid on
disbursing checks SIS lO7 IS balance credit all &C.
counts, ,l34 60, against sl2 25s last Sat-
urday.
The imports of the week than $500, 900 less
than for the same week of last year. all of which is in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

c,,.on and .hrped freight. and tbe e.n VEL.
s ssier cath t he ~ or I Rssssn. have 10
o war shae. t ~. .rh the in question:
noe va, received FROM NJ Charles 80 Ss Dec
ine on =, - oupe and they wiling 70 nv tos n'e]
ne yessei was secOrts fly discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFtcE-ocT e.
Before Comm .soper moron.

Before Comm .ssoner MoRTos.
CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS "AaF"s.
Sylvester Russell was passenger On board me snlP
Cuiy.tsr CSmps made 70 the captain
conan that Russell bad stolen froe Der
he had made And act baked in the tseJ ~ hi' own
e,o,i, for him and he said be got the cake from
sopd not restore it becsnse be hsd esteo II ihs
tyoeLes him down I, was said With sick Russell ran % ns
re.Isse The e.tan informed ne nsa ..e ana %
The captain mis- pistol -ent MO he seer
M and brcusht Russell up and gresen &C the pistol =. I'm sn
- Ii 10 rep.Te Tor De sh fell on bis knees and begged
Co. b Bs ,sss the captain % sse him time % eoafe,s ms
a. IT, canaan sssobed HIM bat found no knife upon hn
tn s..pt c1mp amt made To be continued. Mr. NTH
,pnssred for United sostes.
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
As the chip Tempest, Captain Brewer, was on her
from New ORLEANS Hsvrs one Of tie hands ws' sent
ao 70 paint the and made IN said dsuonF sioboern
work Of d,d ball and letting the paint spltte
about When he came % the deck The captain, II SAID
knocked hin down kicked and beat him. and then p.ed
him d. irons. keeping BIN for twelve days Comp,s.
Insdo by he seaman Examination 70 be continued.
THE EXTRADITIOS CASE.
The case OF Nicholas Sueillon, as already stated,
s.nds sdjou1ned Tuesday The p'oo s4t.t hm ts ne
pa. ed Of the alleged maher OF which was
shown TO forgery suci failed il ,Ppesrsd 10 business
In Fnn left His doing makes him, by the laws Of
France fraudulent bankrupt" and the penity; II he IL
taken bsck France specye OF the fogeJ, vi" be hve
10 ten scars in the galleys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
fAeveriseUestJ
~. . Ar.sxr a

fAevsrseuestJ
.,oo,v,v EHrSA, GLAsswARE, d5.; by TIE
p.~. ,sr on REpAcKsp.- The attention Of De'1en
OsssI :. -, are able offer great ndacemsn' for ssh
GovlDs ELLIOTT, Nos 10 rean and o. 'h'n~ hsss
IAdyertiscnent
Rt.Ky,s patent FIRR-PRooF PMEf, No. 1l9
p.s,L,t-see under hesd a Psints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ooT. 9-Before
Judge BETS.

LARGE CLAIM FOR COLLISION.
Pennsylvania Coal Company ship Queen Of the West
TIE ship lie of seven hundred tuns She was loaded
eth rine hundred coal snd being toed oI
Francisco having started Sixteenth
Esst and drawing eighteen feet water the
sufer edge OF the ehsnne said opposite street
terry William sbuIgh the river that being only
hss mile wide and the ebaune the Nnhamsb1rgh size
half dsroe bevond which Is said ves'c Of her
aepth could The coal hsrge Sarah ~ Palmer having
ss eago OF coal and the steamboat reegHph bound
foot Of North Eighth Ninth and Tenth strs e
cane in collision with her, add sfteTward sank the
eAss &c Of the Grand and Houston streets ferries William
burth IN forty feet Of water where she lies Action
erough, ~ Geo and $500 The value OF the
bste and beiog Onended that the fault wss IN the
shp This denied and The fault attributed 20 the barge tbs
ship ring so been much and had TO esnd and
repair end claims against the barge instead ef the
IS go Testimony takep. Decision reserved For libel.
ant Mess Cutting and Owen for defense, Messrs Daniel
and Daniel D. Lord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
Total since Jan l.......".."s5l, z2s25 s5l,756,4S
Principal articles of exports for week ending Oct

The steamer Union today took out s7ll 900 in gold
bars and coin. We could not obtain official list of
the shippers but we understand that of this amount
Brown, Bros. & Co. sent $3.50, 900, Mr.. Belmont
s22O, co., S. & Ciebhari 500 900, Won Hoffman, Co.
sfO OOO The sbiomsn,s of tho uaak Arc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
Before Judge NGEssolL

~.
The sl0op George NJ. Dallas was coming down the
Nerpsneks Point loaded with brick, When Abou; 10
ccoek night .he in oooa With barge IN TOW Of the
ssvsn, sunk IN twenty-five thirty feet sieI
IL eontended that the Steamboat TO blame and .con s
oro1Ghi 20 recover the Of the The
gsiicn denied. Testimony NJ D. Nc Mshon
EbelGntE, and Mssrs. Eaton and Bebee fer defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22

Williams sgt Hart
Appication 10 remove tenant from premises in
street for payment Of quarters rent amount.
rg to 800 appears that the landlord had heretofore eeov
eco judgment the Superior court M the SEINE rent but ID
ased Iothng Judgment The judge refused TO gfsn,
The the ground thai the recovery Of The judgment
wsives the forfeiture under the 1snty these pro-
cee6ipgs esnr Of be sustained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22
COURT CALFNDAR-MoyDA

COURT CALENDAR-MoyDAy.
SUPERIOR coURr-Nos. clio, Gil, Ola to 619, 81 le3,
Is7 az g. Ss5 &c., G7S 20. ?2, 1901 SIS 5Ss 3d. S1o io'
AS, 9ft Sc, 255 ,. ,yls 80
CIRcUIT and SUPREME, special term, published on
Satin
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28
NTBRAsKA PALLADIUM.
AGENTS.

y.B. Palmer, Tribune buildings, S. N. Pet
;noeu. 1fq Nassau street w. N. Mcdonald
~ Nassau street, New York City.
c. pierce, =. w Carr, Crane Co, Phila-
epiia,
s. swymner, General Newspaper Agent
Z. Nj Mahon & Williams, Council Bluffs,
Io,.
gDgJoncs. p. M, Omaha City, Nebraska.
I'M. H. Clark. Nebraska Center.
ID. Joinson. Esq, II. Calhoun, Nebraska.
=. Mitchell & Co., Winter Quarters, Ne
braa.
pH.. pawnee. Loupe Fork, Nebraska.
MIL. p. Downs. Nebraska City, Nebraska.
YtEarnct, 4. 8. A, Commander at Fort
Larsie Nebraska.
Pr. Mount Tabor, Fremont CO., Iowa.
20 Tho. Farmer, MCK1ssicks Grove, Iowa
oem & Copp, Burlington, Iowa.
Wiiam Greene. ESQ. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
pos Master. Fort ~ Moine. Iowa.
Aupstus Hall, Esq, keosaqua: Iowa.
Hri A. c. Dodge, Burlington, Iowa.
H0 Thomas Brown, Marysville, OHIO.
LIB Bonnet Esg, Bellevue, Nebraska.
Jess Wcss. Tabor, Iowa.
n. y. Bcutst. Gleuwood, Iowa.
H~.FNschu.k, So. Mary. Iowa.
hi Il. Holiister, Ottawa, ri.
SiIas Titus. Syracuse, n. Y.
w. Barrum, Of Michigan, is our Travelling
Agent
kid Barnard Esq, Northampton, Mass.
Jehn g. Rsed. Commington, Mass.
1t Heath, l.. s. a, Commander at Fort
keafney. Nebraska.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

Gov. SLADE, the energetic aud Persc r.
vering educational philenthropist, has re-
Gently issued a circular stating that his
seeenteen;h class Of teachers, 10 be sent
tol1le West under The charge Of Que Board
Of National Popular L Iucllion, VIII as
scmbie. Hartford on The 23I Of Mach
and leave tor the West on the 28'h OF
April. We see il stated that the Cover
nor bus sent out into the Western wi!ds
altosother, three bundled and n~inety-four
OF these fur MISUNDERSTANDING
Telegraph.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

a old dutchmun and bis Frow sat up
till gaping lime, when the latter, after a
full stretch in the above operation, said
81 wish I was ialol en-.
Hars also yawned and replied
"I wish I wash in the sill house
The eyes Of SalIe few wide open as
she exclaimed
81 pc pound Tor you always wish your
SELF in Inc best place.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28
REAPERS, MOWERS, SC,
Tov 1919

CT. LOUIS AGRICULTURAL WARE
- House aud Seed Store, Established in 1850, }
". NJ. PLANT 4 Co, Sign of the Gilt Plow, No.
II North Main street, ST. Louis, Mo; also cor
ner of Fourth and Green sts., Wholesale and
Retail dealers in Garden, Grass and other Seeds,
Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and
Tools, in endless variety.
Descriptive Catalogue furnished gratis TO
postpaid applicants.
200 Ketchum's Improved Mower, with
2 knives, $3.50
200 Reads Improved Reaper and Mower
with 2 siclcs, Sl4O
30 Rugg's Improved Reopers, with 2
Sickles, $50
% Atkins Improved Self Raking Reap
er, w.th2 Siek,es, &lSo
u New York Improved Self Raking
Reaper, With2 slckles, 800
100 Emery's Improved two horse powers,
with thresher and separator, $500
% lever Hav Presses. Si75 TO S22j
n. B.-Pefsons wishing any OF the above
viii please send In their orders early, as the
number is limited.
hoo Burrows Portable Grist Mil, for
horse, steam, or water power, Sll5t to sou
10 Corn and Cob cruchers and grinders
200 Com Shelters, hand and power, slOto -
Straw and hay Cutters, S)to ~
200 CIDER hiils and presses, 80 70 ~
700 Revolving Horse Rakes, ~ TO ~
200 Kendall x jones' Corn planters, Slu
Flows, Harrows, Cultiyators, Churns, Shoy-
els. Spades, Hoes, Kakes, Forks, Scythes. Axes.
Apuie Parers, Chain and Suction Pumps, &c,
SIGN OF the GILT PLOW,
no. II North Main street, 81. Louis, Mo.
march q, 5m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28

TERMS or BALE.
One-third cash 10 hand, the balance ia six
months. Title indisputable. The site of Ne
braska City has long been admired as the most
eligible situation FOR a large commercial empo-
rum on the South side Of the Missouri river.
Itis ituated on uat romantic bluf known as
Old EOrt kfarucy, commanding a picturesque
view OF tie mighty Missouri for miles mp and
down, and mas been esteemed for many years,
the best starting point for emigration TO Oregon
and California. The water is eNcellcnt-the
climate temperate and noted for its saiubrity.
Heavy bodies Of the finest timber Of every
variety is found Oh and near the city, and sew
eral raw Mills are now rapidly converting II
10 the use Of The rapidly settling emigration m
and around the city.
There aroalrcady ia the city two mercantile
establislHreut one large Hotel, (the largest in
The 1er!itofy) and two more about being con-
ftructed. There ore already erected, forty-one
buildings, aud % many more IN The progress OF
Az abundance o. limestone rock is found
on ihe sic. and contracts are completed FOR the
making of two millions Of brick the ensuing
season. Two brick churches and one COLLEGE
will. be, erected during nest summer. Tho
county has a greater population than the whole
Territory north Of Platte river.
Nebraska City ~ Gfty-hyo miles from ule
South line OIL the Territory, and thirty miles
South Of The Great Platte river, and about the
center of the settled portionof the Territory.
10 is on The direct line of The great centre
cham OF RAILROADS FROM Che Atlantic 70 th'
Pacific, and is destined 70 continue, an the tro,
as III does now, 10 monopolise the greater part Of
The business ia he Territory
Ia the Language of the President Of The II
Madison. Iowa. S. 4. Railroad; "Febrask'
Citg aill be the frs, CRY, in commercial ant
manufacturing Importance. IN the future Stat
Of Nebraska"
me STE has a fine bllf, rock landing, no
aubiect 10 change and a STEAM Fanny now
at he Landing, affords every facility for eros
sing. Arrangements are IN progress to securl
a regular packet line Of Steamboats, betweei
st. Louis aud this place.
The first paper swsl Ia the Territory wa
the 0Eebraska Cts Erws." when can boast o
tie largest circulation Of any, which indicate
the moral progress Of the country.
S. =. HUCROLLSi
Agentf FOR ProPrietors.
laarch q, 1865.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-28
INUIT TKEEs. sHRTBs, -,

~ THE subscriber would most re- q q
specially inform the citizens Of SSla
~ Western Iowa, that he viii be in &=
receipt, on the opening of naYigation,of alafge
and superior lot Of FRuIT and O~RSAMENTAL
TREEs' SHRUBS, Vines, Roses, &C. &C., which
hewill dispose of or the most reasonable terms
for cash only. lie will also receive subserip-
tons for anv Agricultural journal pI5lisled IN
the United States. Orders for trees or papers
loft al the Post Office Will receive prompt atien-
ton. 4,
N. B.-I have also a large variety Of fresh
Garden Seed. h. a lEhhf'
Bluff CITY, march 7
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