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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09
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BOSWELL ACADEMY.
NEAR sTA My n 7 }6uss xodNR"IS'A'
n NHLs Il a Boarding school Tor Roys-linitcd in num-
Ill bci 10 twenty.
The sea.ion begins lst Of September ana continues ten
rERss:- $500 for tuition, board iuri. washing ana
liz bits, paysbls half in advance, hall on N" lst February
lYrrsysc,s:-Hon A. II. II. Stuart, Judged. 7. Thump
son St.uuton. Geo. N. Johnson, Esq, Richmond; Professor
s. .Haupin. univcrsity OF virginia. sept l+-cly
- POIiT ROYAL ACADEMY.
emo LINE COUNTY, TIRGiNId.
lHE Session commences oct?n'. ~, "h'' con,huts
rou III and Systematic. The Female School Is under the
sup. ,,rvision OF Miss c. r. BEASD'LEy, Presiding Govern
s ond i. attended. i'll the advance CLASSES. 10y the Prnci.
r' The Male schc oil is conducted by the Principal in
perspn. or b, ~, Assh'tnnt in hs absence.
r E~RMS:-Board MD Tuition, III i."n,hr, from sl"' 10
SIP ps sSWr T.. uDE An, Principal.
- R%TD1;ExVAY SCHOOL.
~, III ,.xt .ss,;on of my school will begin on the first
Monday in September, ana ena on lt iAat fr,uay y.
June. IsG Thwc witt be Il vacation ct Two weeks ut
Chri, uony charge SaD for n whole session. or 81? a
month for any uesl0t jess thaa n whole session. tTrnisn
my pupils board, lodgins. light iue', washing, a anu t ia gu
necessary To co,nfort, asd make no extra chhrses o any
thing. lhsve thres sssistslt taachers anu sm prepared ~
give In strue,ion in every Msnch of education proper TO nj
G"ys To- enter The Dnivmsily OF virginia f"f u''"' P'
Aug : ic rTt"i :" INT Mt cn"f'0"''E FRANKLIN MINOR
LEAvENVORrH COLLEGIATE
Nv ILL commence Its 23d session on the LIST OF Octo'
Der, under n SILL corps Of Professors, aud with en-
lsrged and superior accommodations. Every facility IL
here eu j0yed for a thorough, extensive and accomplished
course. Its Exslniners-sny: This Institution intends and
schieves tbs best cradeo female educmiion.'
For te, ms and other AifofEaunn, apply to
A. J. LEAVEEWORTH.
Petersburg, Va, Sept 2o-eeol3t'
70 YORK AND PAMUNKY RIVERS.
1uNur Schooner "DELPHINE HERBERT" will 1T
rec .ivo what freight mny ofer on Tuesday 80
and sail " 18th despatch. ,,,,rrppo
For lrci sht apply to u. l. - lAliAfhNho'
Oct S-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

YENiIE rN'rrir'' "i ite session for l-.i nmd ~, vii
commence on The III M"Lniny IN ScpIrmtcr mex:
and End the iH-i iny NJ June following, without inrrrini-
lion. except Il shuri recess at Christmas.
TERM$-F"r tuition Ia nil liz, rlnS-..r unl huurl. ;nrlu
,iu. every necessary except li"lr>, SI1i Omn hmli lny
rblr :hr lat January, and the other hall at tho clm-, ui IT,,
session. For II period less than The entire s"-siun, IA.
rhnI.- will be- 80 IT month from rnrrn,rr until t, End =.
The .r,>I0n.
Books mud stationery furnished when required, at Rich
muIi prices.
For further information address III" undersigned.
@. WHITE.
]. e. COUNCIL.
July 2i-rltSwit Post Office, FIrriwoUi Arai. INV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09
NEW GOODS BY STEAMER.

D F.ILL y UINIER.
A CONTINUAL additions are being mH'i' Z" our stock hv
e ! each steamer, introducing from ,inlr l." time -'Ici'
New Srylr- n.rI" reported inslIinIhll" li- our purpose
10 keen tn. assortment full. mud thereby give our custom,
"r- the choice, ni GuDds suited Ia their trsl's. rather ihnn
dictate us +" tn" Imrtirminr ~ IT, they must "'hr.
We would cmlI particular attention To some 'n'ir,iy new
,rd nri.iunI style. lust brought out, which We think hand.
-,an.. but are willing To huvr AN expression oi opiIloh
from those wishin. Clothing suited 10 the season.
Our Siurk IL lnrgn. and confirms M UNUSUAL variety ol
-llnpr.. styles. ru!nis mad qualities. which we nntirIpnto
will suit thu trade. fkbSlloNr l'iMAN'
S,n,u ~ 10. Min Street.
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SELECT classical. SCIlOuI.

MI ~ TIVVTs.
vH>llE Subscribers hhN!nn secured linz SERVERS al Mr.. /.
n {. Hopkins. Tor the ',iurnrion ui their own sous.
would be- clad tn 'i'S"="n i"w nd'i!!iuimi pupils.
Mr. Hopkins II Il distinguished .rn,unir al l%inrpi'n
Sidney College, ana !" has IN" Most ialf'rin. Ir-'iIu"n.-
ns of capacity nI"i high moral character from tho Fmul.
~.
Th" Dover nrishh.ri'""d is unsurpassed for morality,
Intelligence aud %-nluhriiy.
E,nriims lor III" pupil, will be- provided in oar nwn.
and other inmil'-. The Res. !. u. Dudley h.. hin /,
consented 10 render amy MD IN The -c!inpl. that m"y h.
desired. Tnr session will COMMENCE. un the LET Monday
oi Oriohrr.
For information concerning terms, ST., address either
vi the -u''~rrihris, ar Rev. ]. d. dudley. 1T Dover Milk,
+. e.. Goorhltnd, c"mmiy, Va. !. TEI:V.LiS.
sep; .-rw.w WIN l.. WRIGHT.
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Iu.<<f,k EnK Sl6

IA Fpn tSc"
HI'sT published aud Tor -Hln 10y J. NANEocH. IN. ! :"
. y;,,a and .NOG& Caroiind dirGaart tor le'". chlrhIh
,,J by u. Richardson al Louis" county. Va. containing" u
correct list Of il. Srnalr and House "i I''lrSn''- ~ 'ir'
,iris. with thu Courts al Viz siTlh and Norm t"r'i'h; IN
r.rp.iiur ,mbIrs of The number ut Churches. tiurrh pr"
pcrty and Church accommodation" III ihr l h''"i Stht's--
census l-5OD-irou Uifrinl durum"iE-' hm' +" '''"'f :"
reudinc matter; also. Riddles. Chard'i.r, Ah"sr"ih. hrD''s
~ Aug 24-c:n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

"PKI'E~, On TIE RICHMOND hNn FRFNfU-
lrkSBIk'i RAIL ROAD. TWO AND \ HALF Ng.ls
IRON ElIIIMOAn AND WOOD LOT ATTACHED
THERETO. FOR SALE At ACTION.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

ing for Il e station now occupy ] think
probtbly if the Editor of the Bugle had
known me, either personally or political
w. he would never have made the acousa-
ton, nor have published The predictions Of
other men. | was opposed TO the clause
introduced into the Nebraska bill, repeal
ing the Missouri Compromise, for rea-
sons not necessary to be advericd to by
me now. That opposition, however, was
laid aside, when Congress was forced 70
vote upon the bill, upon its final passage,
with the repeating clause in il then in
lhe last struggle, / was The firm and CON
sisicn. lrieud Of Nebraska. am also.
(and aivocated the doctrine upon the
husiinga in the ntc canva.l r. favor nest
only Of Popular, but Of Sqnatter Sovereign
~. Why, then, is il, that have been
thus misrepresented, and why does the
paper chat is Illuminating these misrepre-
sentations take such a lively interest in
Mr. Chapman and the elections in Ne
braska ? We had presumed that Nebras-
ka could regulate her own domestic con-
cerns-her citizens have sufHciency Of
intelligence to council each other and de-
terrnine what is best for themselves as
they did at ihe late election. We arro-
gate TO them, at least, that privilege and
right If, however, it shall be as enter
tanned, that they are not capable Of con
trolling their own internal or domestic af-
fairs, they will then receive and be under
obligations for outside advice.
My best regard to friends in Nebraska.
Respectfully yours,
n. b. GIDDlNGS.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
s tltttto 3laGtrr.
rEYoHD THE RIvzE.

Time is a river deep and wide;
And while along It's banks we tray,
We sec our loved ones over its tide
Sail from our sight, away, away,
Where are they sped-they will return
No more to glad our longing eyesj
They've passed from lifc's contracted bourne,
Beyond the river.
IT'S hid from view but we may guess
How beautiful that realm must bej
For gleamings Of its loyelincss,
In visions granted, oft we gee,
The very clouds that DER it throw
Insir veil upreised form0r,al Fish's
WIFI ecfaaa8 palpie tntHa gips,
Reiis tod lfsm the gloriol 81
Beyond the river.
And gantle airs, so sweet 80 calm,
steal sometimes from that viewless sphere;
The mourner feels their breath Of balm,
And soothed sorrow dries the tear;
And sometimes listning ear may gain
Enhancing sound that hither float;
The echo Of distant strain,
OF harps' and voices blended notes,
Beyond the river.
THERE are our loved one in their rest
They've crossed Tines riyer-now no moi'
They heed the bubbles on lis breast,
Nor feel the stofms that sweep its shore,
But the pure love can live, can last
They look for US their home to shares
When we in turn away have passed,
Wat joyful g,eetin5s wait us there
Beyond the river.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

KANsAs.-Petition are in circulation
for the removal Of Governor Reeder of
Kansas, from the Gubernatorial chair Of
that Territory. We are Of opinion that
such petitions will have little weight with
the President, when he becomes fully in-
formed of the reasons which have lead 10
heir circulation. Ii IS noloriously true,
that great number Of illegal votes were
cast nj TIE late election, and believe Coy.
Reeder is right ia the stand he has taken
and will be sustained BY The Pfesiient
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
TFor the Palladium. !

- KINGvILLE, Dec. %, 81
Mr.. Eda0r:-l die not intend to in
trude another communication into your
columns, Of this nature, and | now only
ask the favor for the especial benefit of
my particular friend of the lo,nd iaStru-
ment. Through the medium of your ex-
cellcnt sheet, | would inform the 'unter-
rifed' performant, that as yet, am moi
annihilated, but on the contrary, ain still
live, breathing Yankee, ever ready ito
face the music notwithstanding bis liberal
disehorge Of wind, Of which be seems 70
have an ample supply gun saErs tha'
the worthy trumpet @r should stoVp - loay,
as TO call ire by suct hard names, such as
skunk, vagabuud, blockhead,' SSc., but he
is excusaLlc, as he no doubt has print
tive claim if affinity 10 those creatures
anI tides himself, which accounts for his
/ lighting so readily op such 'quodrupcdal
IDEAS am not Indignant u; al: the fact
D.. .ss ll " DNtu hO- oN.i"ia ~ NY u7 "'ii '''~
offender. And farther, Twill ac.,nowi-
edge, that am almos inclined TO blame
myself for making any remarks in refer
encc to that bsg-pipc which bawls but the
louder, because Of the great amount o.
wind that propels it. After all, perhaps
he is only an enthusiast, as Cowper has
it -
No wild enthusiast ever yet could rest,
Till half mankind we're like himself pQs'essei
In regard 10 his msinuatious on'bach
cIorisln, and my probable prospect in hi
! city, fully concur. Reasonably accoun
4, ted for, so long as there are pluraiiiyite
/ this side Of Salt Lake, who are in point 0
r honor, wit, and humor, so vastly superio
to your unpretenling humble bachelor.
A few words to prove his affinity, pre-
E yiously referred to in this article. II
4 runs foul Of miserable article not wort
e notice, but as quickly changes his minc
r. picks it up, stamps his foot with rage, let
q oil blast Of wind on his fuyorite instru
e uent, draws himself up with the pride
1 a hero, believing that he has etIeotually p'
/ quietus 10 mot worth q notice II
: yindicates his cause, his instrument an
}, himself, but in conclusion says, Il will NJ
deign an answer TO personalities
"a On the whole, | am exceedingly we
pleased. When coat fits too tightly,
brings forth expressions Of pain from Il
/. wearer. /, too, am a sincere admirer
the beautiful prairie, ( but not such as a
o in immediate proximity TO the airy castle
. and am not wild enthusiast. pause +
y another blast. M.
II CoESUSDRUH.-Why is the editor
the Bugle like the steam passing from {
= waste pipe of an engine Dye give
N mp? Because he makes great noise, b
"a leaves no impression.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31


TbroupI he ID,',r5 merry a',l' 'laaess 5,'''''
Our hearts to cheer, and bless
'Ior" ~ i@'."-- ,''''' Ni', 7''''' ''t
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;.,.. observation-disclosures. s1o-,.-
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NJ n.r~-.,-l..-,...ld..:..,..i..-.s
a.. I.,,..l,,.h.,,1 n,a;. ah.r,., ,..j H.,
HI.
- J;.uoeo1a ro.~o,,ao,I 60 f, eoo,,,5
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T.J,a.arI C,,'.I,,.o,, Dit,
-5 NJ ..I 49,.
will address Won few moments.
The sentiment has been uttered here
that 'ihe Press is the falcrum and lever
that moves the worl6.' This is true. Ii
wiclds an influence that is felt and ack
nowiedgci ,moug all enlightened people
Il runs through all the ramifcatons of
society every neighborhood community
is effected byil. There is not man OF
woman SO high or so low That 10 does no
reach. All drink from is fourtcin and
pariake of lis benefits. The ienoraut are
enlighlcned--the ambitious rebuked and
The denpgogue held in check. Time was
when the righteousness cf man had no
public monitor; but thc darkness Of ages
have been chased away before the bIa2s
of intellectual fire and the scintelaiions oI
genius, and the great moral has been taught
that to do right will lead to success but to
90 wrong will bring defeat and ultimate
shame. Not individuals alone, but nations
/ Dave ciNDlhctu tlle Ll@lil VIZ llhtul anu
have incorporated lis among the rules tllat
shape ,leir movements IN tiIirsof iifrr-
national policy Heads Of departments
dare not make declaration Of war With
out first feeling the pulse OF the great
world as 1t flows irresi5'aOIY on through
tIiS mighty channel Tie lme Tor count
ing soldicF5--or ehumaf"iing hee's--Ioi
calculating The Strength Oh haYys--io'
looking over NE chart OF arlnslhah's' Io'1s
and em1aluol 'owerS-haS not passed Il
IS 'ruej 1uI lhe great men OF 'N7 earu
have learned 'ha' lAey must become states
men Il they wish 10 make SueceSSlui con
quests and 'oll' 'llo eilol'S 81 ''i'n q, ="
towards Inc Alsh Suln,ii''o " CAV '@'''''0'
where NE Deacon hS'S ol wy ''I''o,'
u ]
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

Il isu law which God himself has made,
,hat The arrow which IS shot from tho
prosecutors bow, shall reJoundand pierce
The prosecutors S heart.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
SIGN PAINTER AND GlLDER.

FIlHE subscdber having located h.mssll at
L 81, Mary is prePared 20 execute orders Of
every description of Plain, Fancy, and oma-
mental Painting. Signs painted, Uttered and
gidsd in The most approve Style aed l., "a ihe
n6atsst manner Palronage respectfully aO-
licitsd Office, nt H. Myets, Front Street, 81.
Mary. 6TANlsLAUs SCfIEMANSKY,
ST. Mary Sept 27, "a
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

physician aud Surgeon, respectfully tenders
his professional services 20 Che citizens ot 81
Mary ana vicinity Office two miles north
aug 3t-iy-
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

Wholesale and Commssl5h Meechant, dealer
in Dry Goods Hardware, Queensware, Glass
4are, Groceries, Drugs, Medicines, Books and
Stationery, corner Of Main aud Gregory sueels.
aug 3l-ly'
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

WILLIAMS - WILSON'S saw MILL.
Keg Creek, Mills Co., Iowa. Tho proprie-
tors of this mill intend TO keep lumber Of sll
descriptions constanly on hand also 10 sup
ply AL special orders Tor Lumber at short no.
tiee, for cash, nAl'5m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
y. TZSCHCCK,

Topoeraphic5l Engineer, tenders bis proles
sioaal services 70 the citizens Of 81. Mary aHu
vicinity as Surveyor and Engineer IA al iis va,
GREGORY street. aug Billy
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RAVES oF NDYEBTIGT9!C.

t9f w. 1is5 81 90
- ....,l, ,a4ieY, D
~. a',n 400
vie SEQ
~ ,,.-, ,,,.;...4 ...eitil.eg4 ia 10
D, i,,.r,,r ne !, column t,yelye mouths, 1000
,g o,,. ~ r,,i1,,,, t,,,sive rnopth-. 80 90
One column twelve munths, o0 Uu
Business cards of eight lines, yearly OU
U ss six months, 90
.s 4" three months, . 90
A4,.;,;.ir,t t,.s, and F,e.nt3rs' notices. 800
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31
HON N. n o1DDNas

We commend the following letter to the
attention of the numerous friends Of this
gentlemen, and particularly, to the con
sijcrotion Of those who have either igno-
raudy or mniciousy represented him as
n''Anti-Ntbrasiia man."
We believe Mr. Giddiugs is "a good dem-
oorlt, and warm friend Of Nebraska
ani Cor one, we feel thankful that her liz
tsrests have been entrusted id one So oom
Paipri % rewegent ihefa " Wrsliugsan.
US sasPoct iho resl ground 81 fahlt-
finding with Mr. Gid,lings, IS not 50 much
owing to his politics, as to the fact that
he Was elected in opposition to The Conn
5inatton' 81 candidate imported from Ohio.
We wish The people 20 understand that
the election Of Mr.. g., prostrated many
cherished schemes, and hence the indig-
nant spirit that has exhibited itself in the
BagIoi towards him.
We hope our friend Of the Bugle will
make honorable amends for the injustice
done our worthy Representative, and dc
so no morC.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

ExPuLsIoN'or TIE JesuIrs FROM SpA1N
The Spanish government has ordered Inc
JeslIis, 80 in number, who are establish
ed at LoyoIai in the Basque Province, to
proceed Immediately 70 Mjeres. They,
however refused to obey on Tie pretexe
that nothing is prepared for suoA-a ieas
ney. II they resist ihry wild be expelled
by force, and all the ministers viii 6p-
prove Of such measure. Tie reason Of
their expulsion is lhat thoy have nude
themselves the most pelve agents ia Car
lists conspiracies.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

TuE LAW OF NE WspApERs.

T. Subscribers who do not give express notice
tn the contrary. are considered az wishing 10
coutinue their subscriptions.
2 II subscribers order the discoutinuance ot
thc;r papers. the Publisher may continue to send
them uutu an arfeararrs ere paid.
g. n subscriber. neglect or rctuse take
ihcir papers from the ofceto whch they are
Hrecied thoy are held Responsible until they
have settled the bin and ordered lhc pnPer dis
continued.
T. II Subscribers removcto other places With
uut informing the publisher, and the paper s
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
eponsible.
S. The CouUrs have decided that refusing To
take paper from the office, or romoYat' and
leaving { uucallcd for, is prima facia evidence
Of intentional fraud.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

Subscribers viii therefore understand
That their paprrs wilt be continued after
the expiration Of the tiige tyr which they pa.d,
unless otherwise ordered.
g Ttatnoprer win be discontinued mtIal
arrcaragc4 arc paid upto the time at which The
notice is given. urle7. we are satisfied that the
subscriber is WORTHLESS
g. That when The paper, through the fault Of
a snbscribor. has been suffered 20 cverrm tie
time, the Just and most convenient way is 70
remit one dollar for another six months, with
directions todiscontinue al the end of that time.
This direction viii, in all cases be noted upon
our books, and If not attended 70 shall be our
loss
4th.--Thc o. $. Courts have also repeatedly
decided that Post,Master who neglects TO
perform his duty Of giving seasouabie notice.
a. required by hr Post Office D. Dspartueut, Of
the neglect of person tu take from the otcci
ucwspapcr- addressed TO hin. royders the POST
Master liable 20 ne publisher fo. tbs sa5serP-
tiOu price.
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TERMS One cory ono yolr, 81 0o-one
ropv six months, ~ 60-iavAnraBLy fN ADJ
VANCE.
fa5" No paper will bc discontinued except at
the discretion of The riopr.otors until all ar
rearaCcs are paid.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

YoUNG LADIES AHD GEsraruEv--
The old years books must now be Jal-
anced. Find ,he profit or loss o. tbe,p1st
and carry it fowarin your general sloek
account. Open a clear so,t of books, At
Che end Of this year, let your "ProGtanI
Loss" account show on the profit side,
"goin Of virtue, abandonment oftIl vices
and follies-on increased opinion for ibe
better, of yonr neishbors -.he wapt og
e. arigapca, and The avoidance of bs3
soeisdans." Let 3he trss' iIs sl.sw
le entire stock of vices, e,i aogsellors.
bad liabits, late h2af ,ialenpeeaeo og "a
kinds and laol; Of confidence. So whlyO
prosper and be wen TO worship God
and love man. So mote it be.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

IL OF 1881 votes recently given IN
the city Of Mexico, only seven, were
against Santa Annals continuance in pow
er. The seven it is said. were sent to
prison! What blessing tie elective
franchise is in thG country.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

III There are families 10 sho-e mi Isl
there IS no music. Sweet soage are new
er heard there; cloud bacio9r th3h 8
funeral pail hangs over them ia sailen
folds. Anger and discomfort crouch on
the earth GAG; tho mother canine. speak in
love, nor th3 father widhoa. arrses. on
the horror of such desolql1a ho chiii
that creeps over one, 10 see sister gieing
with brother to make hona uahsppyg
Think Of them sitting at tho sans table,
parts lsing of the same lalt With barrel ia
their hearts. Who would draad a iaaae
awful he'll, than in that place wAie! should
be the holiest, and where n The guse of
angels devils dwell,
Discord at home Let trouble, sorrow.
poverty come but keep foreys ysr lh4t 4ra}
ful demon from orr door, 50 tiat our song
may ever be, as NOW: Sweet Hone,'
a.. 4, ,... - D J. f.tt -.,s- g,a
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AAITS OfNEAIl

Ds4lnaxe C4mmissoael 0hge 'h 81 Mary
atg go lf
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

er full, the arrow sharply poin.edt though
not FOR its friends. May is aim be Of
Omaha exacncsS and never miss the
mark, scattering its enemies in confusion.
johnson.
The Ladies Present, God bless them
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-31

c. T.. WATSON,
Land Agent, Surveyor and Eas.neer, Belle
lew. Nebraska. ul-ly
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we Wish Tie people 10 understand that
the election Of MIR. g., prostrated many
cherished schemes, and hence the indig-
nant spirit that has exhibited itself in the
BugIo, towards HIM
We hope our friend Of the Bugle will
make honorable amends for the injustice
done our worthy Representative, and do
so 10 more.
WAsHtNGTaH CRY,
Jan. 9Th, 1885.
Mr.. D. Z. Rcrd;-
Dear Sir--Your favor Of the % ult.,
arrived in due time 1t affords me pleas
ure at all times to hear from my friends
ot o distance, and if it will rot be tres
passing too much upon your time, a con-
.inuahon Of your favors will be apprecia-
ted. Your business will be promptly at
tended to, and The object will be realized
before the Adjournment of Congress.
| have commenced my abors faithfully
was admitted 10 my seat on the fourth,
and since have been preparing bills, and
amendments 10 some bills, which had
been introduced by Gen'l Viii field of
Kansas. before NV arrival d,e objects or
which v;n also onnlv to Nobrosko Tbe
sllow,,g are come oF ,bo ,ne..,,r.. 70
,vtial oar et.en,;os ali Grst j.. o.li.d
A bgi 4 es4hi;sh n.st.roa.l.
ana p,s, ar aA5uI b secnre he
toekhbd4r8 IN town sites, tltc right Of
cuecrus sul sites at Government PRICE
IA bill 10 iocres. the appropriation Tor
publjc bai,lH}l,;", IA bill for an appro-
pra,lou DO, toads, bridges, ana geolog-
.ssl ur.cy Of the Terri,origs:n A biz
establish mil oniccs, ana 10 Law OF the
| land districts. aud such other measures as
lmy SUGGEST themselves before thy ad-
Ioammus or Congress. We will MT
4 J.uy.r. Ja able TO get these objects all
|lIlurh Tie prcsen, session. as we vii
.rnyp On, thTee DAYS set apart for terrific
.,i.fyus.ness. However. The post offices
4 oyu. sizes and apnronria,ion for publi,
buildings, viii become laws This session
The land Offices will not be estsblisbe,
,o,ygror,fbe to,son ,l,, tbe .,ryev or-ib,
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