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TN every county IN the United States-actiys
4 and enterprising Men 20 act as Agents, to
transact business that viii pay, to a smart aud
energetic person, from Three 10 Five Hundred
dollars per month. The business is very honor
able and requires no capital. As many wrlte
us from mere idle curiosity, no letter will be
answered by rs unless il contains one dollar, as
proof of good faith, upon the receipt Of which
We whlifully explain the business. No letter
will be taken from the Office unless the postage
IS prepaid Address,
DR. u. +. BLACKBURN,
Hampshire, Maury Co, Tennessee.
R15s Any newspaper or other publication,
giving the above four insertions, (including this
notice. and fowardng a copy as above, wall re
ceive the information aforesaid, without any
eneumbrance whatever.
nRED FRUIT for sale by
SASPY & BNGLTsfI,
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p. A. SARPY,

Wholesale and Commission Merchant, dealer
in Dy Goods, Hardware, Queena,gge, Glass
Eare, Groceries, Drugs, siedicines, Books an'
Stationery, corner of Main and Gregory streets
atf Sly
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WILLIAMS & WILSON'S SAW MILL
Keg Creek, Mills CO., Iowa. The prorie-
tors of this nall Intend 10 keep lumber 0i all
defc.iptions constantly on hand also 70 sup
piy ali special orders FOR lumber at short no
ES. o. cssb ~ n42-3m
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pArEs 0r AnVEETIsINq.


TTT IN
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20 the contrary. are cons.degcd as wishing to
contiauc their subscriptions.
.. If subscribers order ihc discon'inuance of
their parore. the publisher may continue 10 send
them until an arraarrror are paid.
g. lf Subscribers neglect or rcfueo to take
their papers from the ofIiccto which they are
directed thcv arc held responsible until they
have settled tle bin and ordered the paper dis
continued.
Tf subscrihars remove 10 other places with
cut in forming the publisher, and the paper s
sent 10 the former direction, they are held re-
sponsihlc.
s. The Couars have decided that refusing to
take paper from the office, or removing and
leaving il uncallcd for, is prima facia evidence
Of intentional fraud.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-04

II A busy man is troubled with but
one devil, but the idle man with a thou-
sand.
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Subscribers viii therefore understands
/. That their papers win De continued after
the expiration of i'le time for which they nald.
unless otherwise ordered.
2. That no paper win DC discontinued until al
srrcararcs arc paid MP 20 TIE time ot which the
po,ice is given. unless wa are satisfied that the
subscriber is worthless.
3 Tint when the paper, thronrh The fault Of
subscriber, has brcn suffered 10 cvcrrun the
time. the inst and most convenient way rs TO
remit one dollar for another six months, with
directions 10 discontinue n The end Of That time.
This direction wiz, IN all cases- be- noted upon
our books, and f not attended TO shall be our
loss -
zth.-Thc 4. S. Courts hov" also repeatedly
decided that Pot Master who n"glcc'a 10
perfo-n hiq duty Of giving saesonahie notice.
az required ly The Posi-OHico Department. oi
IN. uerlcct af p person to take from the olhcc'
-,,vs17no-r sd Glr.sao1 20 % Id. rol1e-s he Poet
Master Liable 20 the rublisharfor the su51'rP-
tion price.
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WATSON, KINNEY q GREE \,
General Lend Agents, 81. Mary, Mills County
Iowa. Wll attend 20 the purchase and sale oil
real estate, the perfeciing Of titles, paying tax
Is, &c, Sc.
G1V- Farming land AID village lots, TO suii
p,iIebasers. on hand, for sale cheap, and OF
Ieasooabie forms. CHAS. T.. WATSON
J.. B. KINNEY,
nA3-tf JOSEPH GEEEN.
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10000 From Nebraska City, by Bellevue and
Omaha City, 10 Fort Calhoun, miles
and back, once q week.
Bidders will state distance and propose
schedule OF departures and arrivals.
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MISCELLANEOUS ~CARDS.


JOHNSON x CASADY.
Attorneys at Law, and General Land Agents,
city Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, will attend 10 pro-
iessiouol business Ia the 9th and lth Judicial
Districts also. 70 tle purchase. sale and loca-
ion Of Land Warrants. Particular attention
paid 70 the collection OF claims. aug 3l-3m
ID. w. PRICE,
Attorney at Law Council Bluff CITY, Town
Refer TO b. NJ. Hughes, ST. Joseph, Mo. John
Doniphon, Weston, Mo, Mudd & Hughes. ST.
L5Wg, 80. n3}-tft
~ q. FORD,
Attorney end Counsellor at Law. city or
conc.l Bluffs. lows sea 2l-oan
". E. D4EA0.
T AND -Cmaaa City, Nebros.
IL ka Territory. land claims solicited and
located. Agent for 'he purchase improvement,
and sale of city property or lands.
NlFElU.NCEs:
Hon. JoscphW,liamr 1Ilaratinc. Town
j. ID. Mccall, Esq. Fort Damoinc, Iowa
Hon. Euoa Lowe, B'uT City, iowa.
n. B.--Lcters of enquiry relative 10 North
ern Nebraska, answered promptly.
Omaha CITY Ian 81. ;lI-iv
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ST MARY
O. W. WALLACE,

Physician and Surgeon, re- Pectfully tenders
bis professional services 70 the citizens OF 81.
Mary ard vicinity. Ohce two mHes nofth-
west of 81. Mary, On the MHquito creek.
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~ RARMuM.

c. r. WATSON.
Land Agent, surveyor and Engineer, Belle
yue, Nebraska. nl-ly
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A DROPPED LETTER.

The following we clip from the Boston
Post 1t is ''too good" to be lost. 1t is
from one Of the "American members OF
the Massachusetts Legislature" 10 his af-
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BELLEvUE


TAR. &. A. HENRY having permanently
- located in bellevue, N. r.. viii attend
to all business in his profession; Oilice. oPpo-
sile Pallad.nm BniIding. mr. ~
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y AND s FOR SALE.

Corner OF fremont and Bromfeld Streets
Boston, Mass. feb "a,
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r57 Any person sending sixteen subscub er
az 1ua last rate, viii receive the seventeenth
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15
A Bill to Encourage Agriculture.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of Missouri, as follows
81. Whenever there has been or shall
be formed in my county Of this State, an
Agricultural society, composed of one or
more counties fully organized, and said So
cicty shall have collected from its members
or other sources, the sum Of three hundred
dollars, and the same shall have been depos-
tied with the Treasurer, or proper officer
OF said society; then upon statement TO
that effect upon cath, made by the Presi-
dent and Secretary of said society, TO the
Auditor Of public accounts, it shall be his
duty TO draw his warrant, on the Treasu-
rer in favor Of said President, for the sum
Of one hundred dollars, payable out of any
monies in the Treasury not otherwise APP
propriated. .......
s 2. If said society shall collect and de-
post with the Treasurer or other officers,
as stated in the first section of this act
the sum of three hundred dollars additional.
then the Auditor shall draw his warrant
upon crtificate to that effect as stated in
the first section of this act, for the addition
al sum of one hundred dollars as hercinbe-
fore directed. And for every additional
sum of three hundred dollars, collected and
deposited as herein before stated, the Au-
ditor shall draw his warrant for one hun
bred dollars additional on the Treasurer, as
in The first section directed.
s 3. The amount thus drawn from the
treasury, shall in no instance TO any county
society, exceed three hundred dollars, nor
more than one hundred dollars in any one
year.
5 A. The money thus drawn from the
State shall7in no case be expended by said
society, for any purpose whatsoever except
in premiums for articles exhibited at its an.
nual fairs.
5. 1t shall be the duty of the president
and secretary of said society, to make annu
ally 10 the Auditor of public accounts,
statement of the manner in which said mon
les, so drawn from the State treasury, shall
have been expended.
This act to take effect from and after it
passage.
Approved February 28th 1855.
A true copy.
JOHN M. RICHARDSON,
Secretary of STATE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15
Highly importantly True.

The New York Herald has special
dispatch from Washington, dated the Sth,
stating that our Government had received
an autograph letter from the Emperor Of
Russia, accompanied by an official dispatch
from his Minister on Foreign Affairs, com
municating to the U. S. Secretary of State,
the particulars of an organization against
this country, advised and encouraged by
England and France. This information
the Russian Government is said to have
beer obtained through its secret agents dis
tributed throughout the capitals Of Europe.
The design ofthe conspiracy is 10 defeat the
aggressive tendencies of the United States,
especially with regard to the acquisition OF
Cuba. The object Of the Emperor's letter
is to manifest friendly interest in the sue
eess Of the United States,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15

AN ASsoRTMEvT.-The steamer Sonora
passed up last Friday, with crowd of pas
sengers, consisting of some thirty members
of the Legislature-about fifty Eastern en-
igrants destined for Kansas--and fair lot
of Dutch and Mormons. The members OF
the Legislature looked like they had enjoy
ed full rations of "beef and brandy" and
seemed satisfied with their work, and will
doubtless make their constituents think they
have discharged their "whole duty" The
'emgrants" were on the look out for the
neW country, and were quite surprised to
find "bricks and mortar" this far west, while
the Dutch appeared as only Dutchmen can,
perfectly indifferent. twas motley crowd
indeed,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15
JEFFERso ON.
Jrrrrnsos CRY, March 5, 1855.

JEFFERSON Cry, March 5, 1865.
Mn. GRErY:--This day at 3 o'clock p.
NJ, the two Houses of the General Assem-
bly,, after quite a display of etiquette, such
as passing resolutions, waiting upon his Ex-
cellcncy, aud dispatching messages to and
fro, adjourned 10 meet again on the first
Monday in November next.
A steamer, the FL. Paso, leaving the city
about noon to-day on her downward trip,
many of the members of both Houses had
taken leave. THUS has ended session Of
seventy-one days Of the General Assembly,
at which y. S. Senator ought TO have
been, but was not elected. The statute
laws were TO have been, but are not revised.
From b65, 1000 to $4,000 have been actu-
ally expended of the public money, and
where is the benefit. 1t is true, the pre-
vention Of great evil, is the achievement
Of some good to the country, and the retu.
sal to return David R. Atchison to the L
S. Senate, is a testimony from the public, Of
disposition TO return their primitive at
tachment to the Union, by dismissing from
the public service, the man who can at this
day, lead in disseminating doctrines op
posed to the perpetuity of the Union. Col
Benton's political honors were in their day
brilliant but his time has passed and no or,
seriously thinks of him as the representa-
tive of the State or people in Congress
again. This day presents the people 0
Missouri in favorable light in their politi
cal connection with the General Govern
ment, seven wings in Congress, and on
democrat or hybrid-half ante and hal
Bentonate. This is unquestionabe evidenc
in favor of the correctness of Wing princi
pies and wing policy, and why shall no
Missouri cast her vote for Wing Presi
dent in 1856.
But to return, the steamer Elvira is her
on her way TO St. Louis. and many mem
bers Of the Legislature and others are leay
ing on board, and IL o'clock tomorrow WI
present the Capitol of the State in con
paratiyelY untenanted aspect.
JUNIUS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15
Land for Every Body.

The Old Soldiers Bounty Land Bill, pass
ed at the last session of Congress, provides,
THAT each Of the surviving commission
ed and non-commisSioned officers, musicians,
and pryates, whether of regulars, volun-
teers, rangers, or militia, who were regu-
larly mustered into the service of the Uni
ted States, and every officer, commissioned
and non commissioned, seamen, ordinary
scamen, marine, clerk, and landsmrn in the
navy, in any Of the wars in which this coun-
try has been engaged since seventeen hun
bred and ninety, and each of the survivors
Of the militia, or volunteers, or State troops
Of any State or Territory, called into militia
~ service, and regularly mustered therein,
and whose services have been paid by the
United States subsequent to the eighteenth
day of June, eighteen hundred and twelve,
shall be entitled TO receive q certificate or
warrant from the Department of the Interior
for one hundred and sixty acres of land;
and where any of those who have so been
mustered into service and paid shall have
received certificate or warrant, he shall be
entitled 10 o certificate or warrant for such
quantity Of land as will make, in the whole,
with what he may haze heretofore receiv-
ed, one hundred and sixty acres to each
such person having served as aforesaid:
Provided, The person SO having been in
service shall nat receive said land warrant
if It shall appear by the muster rolls of his
regiment or corps that he deserted, OF was
di.honornbly discharged from service"
FS-Mr. THos. SHAcKELToSp. Of this
place, is prepared to attend 10 all applica-
lion, for land under the foregoing Law.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15
Kansas Election.

We understand Governor REEDER has
issued Proclamation for an election Of
members Of the first Legislature of the Ter
ritory, on the goth inst. An enumeration
of the inhabitants has been completed, and
the apportonment made, fixing the number
Of representatives for each District. 1t Is
charged that in enumerating the inhabitants
and apportioning the representation, Gov.
Reeder and his officials have so arranged it
as to give majority of the representatives
to the ,sr,i-slavery districts. Large addi-
tions are expected in these districts, from
tue free States, before the election. Near
hundred free State emigrants have passed
up the river the past week, and every boat
between this and the election, will lave
more or less votes Of the same stripe.
In view of these facts. it behooves Mis-
sourians, and the inhabitants of other slave
State, TO be or the move. There are many
persons in this State who design emigra-
ting 10 Kansas, and who desire it to be
slave territory. All such should take care
to be there before the election, and assist in
overpowering the anti-slaycry interest
1t is highly essential 10 the slave interest in
Missouri, that Kansas should be slave
State, but it will take slavery votes to make
it so. Again we say, let all who design
making Kansas their future home, be in the
Territory by the day Of election. There is
no time for dclay--and those who do mol
expect to go there at present, If at all. should
assist those who intend, and want 10 60 this
spring, in getting Of Immediately.
P.S.-Since the foregoing was in type
we have hand-bill calling public meeting
at Fayette, to-day, which we append:
There will be mass meeting of the oiti
zens Of Howard Co., at Fayette, OIL Thurs
day next, TO consult upon matters of vita
Importance 10 the South. II we would pro
tect our hearth stones, and defend our mos
sacred principles, we must act promptly
Let no one hug any longer the delusive hop,
OF security, for there is none; already tn,
torch of desolation has been lighted, and il
now in the hands Of fanatics for the avowet
purpose Of laying waste the beautiful villa
and ssvannahs of the South, and nothing bu
prompt and determined action on our par
can avert a catastrophe so dire.
Several speeches will be delivered on tn
occasion:-Ah should attend.
FRIENDS OF Kansas.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15

Preamble and Resolutions otthe Missouri Leg
islotue in relation TO The Railroad Com
panieS 10 WhoDs STATE Credit has been gran
tcd.
Introduced By Mr.. PntcE, Of Greene &C.
WHEREAS, the people of the State of Mis-
souri, have deep interest in the project
cd internal improvements now being con-
structed in said State, particularly the
several railroads TO which the credit of
the State has been rendered, viz: the Han
nibal and St. Joseph Railroad, the North
Missouri Railroad, the Pacific Railroad,
the Southwest branch of the Pacific
Railroad, and the ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad. And whereas, eau
ses (real or imagnGry,) have conspired
10 prejudice the minds Of the people a.
gainst the present management OF said
railroads, and to induce the fear in many,
that the means applicable to the construc-
ton Of said roads, have not or may not be
applied in good faith, causes calculated to
injure and retard proper legislative action
on that subject. And whereas, informa-
ton, communicated in reliable way, of
the causes, iii any of such prejudice and
fear, is desirable and important before
further legislation important to secure the
speedy completion of said railroads -
Therefore, De it resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the State
Of Missouri, as follows:
LIST. That the President of the Senate
and Speaker Of tie House of Representatives
appoint committee OF three members Of the
General Assembly, one from the Senate and
two from the House of Representatives
who shall have power, and whose duty it
shall be, TO inquire into and investigate the
several reports Of said railroads, the sur
veys, estimates, expenditures, assets and
Liabilities. and generally, all material facts
calculated, in the judgement of said COM
mittee, to develop the true condition of said
railroads and railroad companies, and report
10 the adjourned session of this Legislature
ID. Said committee shall have power
for the purposes aforesaid, to employ such
competent assistants, as may to them appear
necessary and proper, and shall for that pur.
pose have power from time 10 time, on ;
statement i'll writing signed by the chair,
man OF said committee, and filed with thu
Auditor Of Public Accounts, showing tht
amount required, draw from the State Urea
sury such sum or sums money as shall b.
necessary for the purpose aforesaid; and i
is hereby made the duty of the Auditor, up
on the filing of said statement, so signed b,
the chairman of said committee, to draw hi
warrant on the Treasurer of the State, il
favor Of such chairman for the same.
The President Of the Senate appointed c
c. Zeigler of Ste. Genevieve, on the part c
the Senate. The Speaker on the part G
the House of Representatives, eppointe
Joseph Davis, of Howard county and S. NJ
Breckenridge Of St. Louis. These tire
gentlemen constitute the committee, and be
fore leaving Jefferson City, they met an
organized by electing Mr.. Zeigler chairma
and then adjourned TO meet IN St. Louis, O
the second Monday in April.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15

The last Brunswicker is down on tie
mail Department in general, our post-mas-
ter and Maj. Shirley in particular. Where
ever guilty persons can be found out, our
voice is for war. Regularity in mails is Of
the utmost importance to all classes and those
in any way charged with their care should
be held to strict accountability. We
learn from our postmaster, that if The Times
or other mail matter FOR Brunswick has gone
wrong, the fault is with the Brunswick post
master, in not openingthe proper sacks.
Our Eastern mail is habitually behind
from twelve to fifteen hours, and we should
much like reform in that particular. Hit
could be brought 10 time, and daily mail
extended west, the wants Of the community
would be supplied.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15

THE POSTAGE BILL.-This bill provides
that, for letters going less than 5000 miles,
the postage shall be three cents, and over
that distance it shall be five cents, except
where postal treaties with other countries
shall prevent. The amendment further
provides that, after the lst of January, 1856,
all the letters shall be prepaid, and that
done with stamps; also, that letters contain
ing money can be registered, so as to show
that they have been sent, but in no instance
to mako the Department responsible for
them,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15
Great Fire in Weston.

On the morning of the Sth a fire broke
out in the business portion of the town,
which spread rapidly through two entire
blocks, destroying eighteen business houses,
two livery stables, and other buildings, ma
king in all some thirty houses. The loss is
estimated at 100000. 1t is not yet ascer-
.sjsri how much is covered hy insurance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15
Encouragement to Agriculture.

We call the attention of officers Of Agri-
cultural Societies, and the community gene
rally, 10 "a Bill to encourage Agriculture, ="
passed at the recent session of the Legisla-
tuTe, and which will be found in another
column. It is very liberal act, and will
enable the different counties TO offer more
elegant and extended list of premiums, there
by drawing out competition in all branches
of agricultural and mechanical industry,
and thus developing the productive and in
ventiv capacity Of our soil and operatives.
We are indebted tie D. C. GARTu, Esq,
member from Randolph county, for the GER
tilted copy of the act.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15
WEEKLY TINES THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1855.

Accommodations. Price has op-
pointed, by and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, the following gentlemen mem
bers of the Board Of Public Works of this
State: Claiborne f. Jackson, Of Saline;
Thomas L. Anderson, of Marion; Aylett II
Buckner, of St. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15

T7=The Alton Courier estimates that at
least twenty per cent more acres have been
sewn in wheat by the farmers of Illinois
last year, than the year before. The win
ter has been exceedingly favorable, and with
an ordinary spring and present prices, this
crop alone will pour an amount Of wealth
into the State that would be difficult 10 esii-
mate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15

TWilkerson, who killed his brother in
Columbia not long since, was tried at the
late Boone Circuit Court, and convicted of
murder in the second degree. He was SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment in the
PenitentarY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-15

E5-The time fixed for the meeting Of the
Directors Of the State Agricultural Society,
has been changed tothe lst Monday in May
nezt.