Nebraska palladium. (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, January 31, 1855, Image 1
' c - -"1 4. F I I i - If IT. V; n u J.- ;J L l:.p f VI ji i). K. i:i:j:i, & co. ' NKUltASKA PALLADIUM AND platti; yai.llv advocatf,. I'l III I-II HI V,- II K I. V I! r ;r!;ci. Uo t Ion. D. C. r.EED. COMPANY, J'.ditnr ; Vn-jiriiluT, H-lt.ftirw, r"M'ot. rni'NTV. K r R R .K m j lie ,.;,( I Mil V IV AP- TKIiMS.-- (pi .. rv ,, por.V "if 1'i'M.lli ', l I'll livi'. ' fif y.n piper will 1"' i!Si "iitililli'il ePPpt ft the i'Iim loth-ii of the I I npi iotor.i, iiiitil nil iir trxf.l Cl'!! -ire paid. " . I'nf fnrll 'I t -vv-1 l Ini'-. i'l r.tfh -.. rr r i-, - mi- .. " ..in -re 1-a"l-K i-iim Oiip uuiiitcr (it n column tvel month", -"no (.me luili" column twelve tiiniiH One col ' i ii iti twi'U'ii months, Business i nl.-'.f cur'it lilicf, yenry -:A,, .1)-, owl fl on . . -i !1 : r bellkvieyv. NEIMIASKA PALLADIUM. iToi'OLAS CO., NLJI'VaSKA, VE1)N KS DA V, .1 AN U ARY .'Jl, 1SV. S f 1 1 1 1 1 1 P fl 1 1 r 2 . VOL l. BELLEVIEW, II EBRA QSA. Vr.?)NT.SnAV. JANUARY 3l,ix:,5. - kw . in wyi 1 ' 1 " i i "ii mi ixtm n-t H3H. V. B. OinDHfOS. ! I'ouimcii 1 tho following lultrr to ntfcfifinii of Hut niimonms friontli of Ihis crciiilcin;-)!, nii'J .irticular!y, to 1lic con siiliTutiim of tills.' wh i lisvii ii:liorino rm'lyor tinlii i.inily rjircsculeJ liiui s tin "Anii-Hrlinshi in;in." AV l):!ii-v? Nr. fli !i.iin:;s is ;i pond dcir.-iiri-.it, mi l a wiuim fritu 1 of NrlimOk.i mil I or Of, w i f.iA thniikfijl li'.at Iu:r hi ti.'rcHis have 'i ' l'!! r n rusted tii nro k.i i.-oin - p'Vfl.t !,1 piPl.-H-.t tlll-.l l Vl.iMrrf injr for 1.1 e s'nti.m I now otntiy. I tli'mk prolnljlyif the Jvlitor of tlio Itnirlc lind known m fillicr perioiully or piilitiunl !y, In: i:u mvrr V.nvc in id'! t!ie ju-tnsit-tion, nor Imvc puM.s'ind tl.e prodiolioiis of oilier liii'n. I was (vijjnsn.l to tlio c!;il:io inlrodiicrd into tlio Niibrnska Kill, ri:jiiil in th Rlissoi'ri t'oinproinisr, for rea sons not hi ci . ry to he fldvrrled t l.y mo liuw. I'l ;il ii:;iosili(iii, liOwi vtT, wa! itsidc, wliCH Collar' :,t wi:") fol'joil to ti vole ii pun the 1 ill, u;nn its fund p:is-?i-pp. wi ll tin; rrpndiiij; cliiiwc in ii; tlicn in tlit; 1 it,t s.tni'"'1i'. I wa: 'lio (inn tmd con- lo. tlu- i- jn-.i .-.isicoi Iricirl of Nc liraska. I mn (:md oivtir.'o I tin; doitriiie iijmhi so on tin) i no MIX IlilllltllH. 3 00 k it " three niiiiitlis.'MMl A lmiliii.liati.ru' ninl Kxpi-.it.ir.t' notii-rs, fit)" Till'. LAW OK NF. WSI'MT.HS. I. S,il,rriliTH !i'i ilo tint L'iv"i-viieasii -.tii- to the ein.tiaiy, ;ir- .riii!.Mil Hi wi'tliilu; to coi-.t nine tie ir u!iui i in' ion-. :1. if ne!(- ijieii Oi.l. r till iliirnntitlMHiK-" of the:' jKHiei. Hie ; . i V! . -1 n- mnv rm.'in'i to 4"nil tliein niilil al! in li nrt-ire "e 1' iiil. Vt. If ntiHei-il,i- i,.i..rt or H-fn-ie .1 tnke :t,eir flipei, fintll tt.e ott'.i-e .i dtii-ll H"V n .tiinete.!. tl,ev ii re IfM rM""-.i ' ""'l' have M llliil tl,f lull ami r'.Tl tlie ;.ri.er illn ',oht inne't . I. If H'lte'i-i i)ier r.m "VP In other li'nee i w,t' , .-it im'nrniiie: tin' mil.li-ilier. an. I the .iper ,. i. I In the Inl ine t ,1 ; re.-1 niti . tle'V nre hehl r- !(.(. iin lile. :'i. 'I'iie Cii-!;r- Live.'.'" M:-d tli::t refuviot )' t.iiVe a :'pei lioi.i !t.e ode e. or i i e;.jv ' ' B i.i! (ejivii, it i.iii-.illel til, li Ji. iliei f.n'i.i i:-.ili me i f intent icii il ! i u.i '.. S'lWnl it.-v. ill tie refnre llnl.T: i iml : 1. 'I'h.'t their t'tlffl S Wit' I.P col. 'iliue ! ufler !tie r xj-irn'mii of the time t-n wlncli ttn-y :i'.., 'llilei J o' her w i- e or 'el e I. i. :z. in- j. ij..T 'vill 1-1' -. ' . ' ' I. '' 1 .1 nut!! -1! flrri-m-itceJ nre .ii) lift to the tin e at 'kln'-ii Un nntiee is I'i'.i n. nele v. e siti -tie,! tli.tt t!i" milieriln r wort hie;- . 3. Tl,f lea the liar. e-.th" ir:h tlie fault oT .1 Mil: ei ih. i . h.i j '"'"li vill-M-.l to cwrrim tin time, tlie nit :i I mo t roT,ver,ienl wnyii 'i. remit oi,e i'hill.ir for imotliTniX irmnttu. will) itiretlnin toilim'oiitiniint tin ernt of that time. 'J'hin (liiertimi will, in nil e.isn. he not. il upon our leu !. ., iiil if iml iilti-iiili"! to shall lie o-ir lof. V. .5 Kit .pn i t r.o r..il i'iMtndoi' fan h f'.e'iniT with Mr. (JiiMins, is not fa mneli owii j' to his poli'itM, tis to tiut fjot llmt lin w.:s clivtcl in opp isi' ion to thrt " Com !;iii(ita;n"' cateli l;iti; imported from Ohio. : uiuli llic poojilo In tindcrslalid tlitit tin; tlixiinu of Air. (i., proslratcd ln.niy tin' i ii.licd so!iem'. nti'l lienc! tho indig nant sjiii it th.it lias exliibitod i ' s l- 1 1' in tlio I!;i J.-, lowardi bun. W'i Iiopo our friothl of the IJiile wilj nmkc Iionor.iljlt! siirn'tid.i for the " itijnsf ici; dm:.! our w orthy JU proiinitulivc, und do S!l lij mo: C. asiiinrtkn City, ' Jan. Mill, 18I5. Ha d ; jh;.r .Si Your favor of the 23 I tilt.. u t in'.! in due time. It nrtords me pleas-n.- .il :i;n..s to Iiciir from my friends !.;:h i', i.nil il it w ill not bo trcs Iod nr.n li upon your lime, a con- tiniiu'.wii of y.i.ir favortt w ill be iipprei-ia-Vutir liiisiiicss will be. promptly at- ti le I to, and thu obji-ot will be rualizod ! i" f- r t; tin; i.iljoiinnnciil of dug res.. I liuvf coinin'.-iii cd my Ubors f.nUifully --wiiH iulmiited to my scat on tlio fourth, .in I shift' li.tve boon rv mriiig bills, tiitd iiiii'-n hni iil.i to wine bills, w hich had broil inliodtl'fd bv (ieli'l "Wlii liold of :, . D. j: V M ills: 4tli. Th" I . S. ( n'ot-i havi. nl.io n-peati ,ily i J. l,,.fort. niv uri ival, the objects of A, .riited that n l'.-t . M.ifer who neitlei-t- to . J ,e,f,iini liU .liitv of irina k..h .inal.h- t.i.tite. W !:H II wi:l ;,lso apply to Nebraska. Ine in i . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I iiy I in- r tll3 in'lei t of .1 1 le vi pn l r. :nhli i - M.ltrr lillhte Li the ti.m i.iie... I;, lul t ;i'l,i, rl' it t . ive J i "lu t'.tO, v.lfii'tf, i ll lll. I ' eJ'T-l I II." IV1 . j ;i h-: (' i. ti..i .i .!jf.e;. i oldy of IVpuI.ir, but of S piuller Sovereign ty. Why, then, is it, that 1 have boon thus misrepresented, an 1 why does the paper thai il f ulmin.'itiu those misrepre- senlalinn taka sno'i u lively interest in Mr. Chaptnnn and the el.H tioiis in Ne brnskti ? Y; had prcsutneJ that Nebras ka could regulate her own domestic con cerns her citizens have a sufficiency of inlollioiiet! to council i-ucli oilier und de termine what is best for theinsulves sis they did et Ihe laic election. Wc arro gate 1o thein, nt least, that privilceo aud riehl. If, however, it shall be as enter tained, that they arc not capable of con trolling their own interim or domestic af fairs, they will then receive and be under obligations for outside advice. My bfst regard to friends in Nebraska Reaped fully yours, N. H. GIDD1NGS. BUSINESS D!RECTCriY. i;i;i.i.i,vii:'n . !. II. r.!. . . r i ' llf i .in, wing mo S'-in'j ot tlia measures, lo v ! i :'i otir i'l'i. t-.tio i- v. iii brjt be cidled, I .i - bl'i tn I'.'th'i.li .i.:t-ro.n.li ..I: ! pi:.! in", j ;" ' .Vill li KefU. l),,' trt-'khtt'eSr-f in t r.vii sitcstlta right of ' u'ci ing .i ii ! si.e ; at Government price;" l i 'rj ilj ins ai-.;ir;);).i.i:i.j:i ior i . V bill .1, THi opi n'-'l ,-i 1 fol th K riinnnn I ei-nslnli,: ! VI: it i. in noil. 1 1 ti t i "in lietleview. N-l. ; A I .- nrl.iei i.i-. I, ei v .-. : l t i k lis III I tM:.ie n.wr.-t; .i.-t:-at IJ.-M-'--my h i'iiin- i el . .i ' iii-.i I v -..I L, t.-l-V :l' ph'l'illl' . - ..i, t -.-..ill-. A". 0 I II. ' lull i i .- I 11. . I i o cr.a-'c l. !. i .Will ill -il I -.. !l ', ' ' 'I' "A bill for ,Mi appro bi i Inr mi I a "-coliv;- ' the Tcifi'on.-s ;" A bill i ' i I oili. i.i, 1 to l.iy off the j ml Mu-li oilier in.'.-:Mtri .! r.1-: j Fur the Palladium. J Ki:cvii.i.K, JJec. 2J, '51. JIr. Edilur: I ilid not intend to in trude another communication into your coLimns, of this nature, and I now only ask the favor for the especial benefit of my yurliculaf friend of the wind iimtru- mint. Through the medium of your ex ccllent sheet, I would inform tlio 'unter rificd' pcrl'onnant, that as yet, I am not annihilated, but on the contrary, oin still a live, breathing Yankee, ever ready 'to f,.t-e the music,' notwituslwidirjbis liberal itiisclnrge of wind, of tvbirh U? sisems to havii en in.ijiie suj p'y. . i jt'.n 4ujry uiai tbi woi'diy ii uu-ptslvt Wi'Hili sloop u Ijw, as lo call ir. by su -1. hard names, suwb us 'skunk, v.ig.ibjiid, blockhead,' ice, but lit is exL-u.Si-d.k-, t!S be no d live ck.ini, if afTriiiy to those creatures an 1 titles hinis' If, which accounts for bin hliti: so re ivldy on such 'quadrupedal B2Y0:?D TIIE EIVKZ. Tiina ia a river deep and wide ; And while nloii;? its lianks wiliay, We H'-e our lnvi-.l ones oicr its lid : Sail from our Hijrltt, away, nwny, Whore are tliey spcJ tliey will lelui u 'o moie to Klad our l'liiiiintf eyes; Tliey've jmssud f rom lifn's contracted bourn? J'.eyoud tlio i i ve.r. Ti3 hid fr-uiu view ; but wo liny gucus llow tiKjiitif.il that le.ilm iiiu-.t he J For gle.iiniiigs of its 1nvc!iin:i.s, In visiims tranliil, off vt :.-e, Hie vry clonil. that oer it tSnow iliejr veil upraiJieil for liiorm1 n ;li!, W.t'i ,.,Jtt:i-i .a.;'li toita. ;a , K'u tea ium tiio K!"i"-'J ' '..' Bey Oil I tie- li.-.-r. All'l jj-lstle uln, o sweet o rutin, Steal aeiueliiiienfi oui that viewless spin- i-j The uuurner f'ol.i their hn-atli ot h.iht., And Bonlhed sorrow dries the tear ; And soiiiJlimiH lUiiiiii-; ear uiny j;.iiii r.iitraiiciii(; ?ouii-t that hither llnat ; Til" eelm of a distant strain, Of .Jiarpu' and voices hlended nni.es, Jieyoud the i ivei . Tilf.iiB areo-ir Ioviid one in their list , Tliey'vecrnssril Time's river now no luott Thy hoeil the bubbles on lis hn-ast, or feel the stofins lliat sweep its .slime, Eul tlieic pure love tan live, can lust They look for us their home to sh.ue ; When we in turn away have pa.-, d, Wi.at. joyful gieiiliiijjs wait us there Beyond tlifi river. -.xnE "ruiHTiiai' festivai.." At an early hour, the comm .idiotw II ilb at the Atlantic House, Council J).u!l, was lighted up and prepared for the re- cep.ion of guests, who toon iUcked in, presenting a scene of lite and tinimaliou indicative! of tlu joyousness und mirth soon to follow. But when the merry danee bean Ami liiiil j were Imk'd in happy chain ; And when the hiillt colillionn all Whirled ami du.ied lhrou;;li tins Hall j Then the boumlii heart ie,v li;;ln, Ami bounty's die. k. was fair ami a: ijjlit. ' Dancing ceased at 11 o'clock and all sat down to a table, spread tlio length cf the Hull, with an cbundance of the choicest dainties. A'd partook with n relish that bor-i testimony of their thankfulness to il.o Wfoss wl.oliinl bCT'so t.n isb iif skill and to-ste in the pre juration of evtry lux ury lhat graced ibe ta'jle. When the appetite wis sat':fted--lhe . . .:ll . i ... i ... i. , i.i !.. i r..tt..,. i.i . irnpuis ,i i se.i u-,1 ill. iiio li j u i in- inn'i v. oiiui nai o 'iriiiii- i u ' ing lctlcr, from Hon. J . 1.. Cuming, v.-aj read by the Master of Ccreinotiies: (Jvaiia City, Nebraska, er full, the arrow sharply poin'cd, though not for ifs friends. May it-i ni:u be. ol "Omaha" exactness and never inKs tin mark, scattering its cntinici in cnnl'iiMon. JiJinii'i. The 1 nlies Pref-enl, tied bless lluiu Their liiipny smile" and ubiin-i s 'lhinii'h the merry i! mi es Our lit. ,i r t s to ch'-er, and l.f. Tiie "typos-' of the I'r.'w. I.. O. h. .Mark II. hndl,::e Marrhal, bnt now Governor of I.'i bra -k:. l.e c jniet 1)0 olit-M a it-; ii .v l.i.cn i.ul If. Atu to lt-.;t. AlAUti lh.il. ! ilierill.'Il. Jlcliit ilw.rnnr of V-irj,sfri T. T. Cuini::g--VI:en ids eouniry icipiirts his sr rviccs m.iv be ever, tis l;et-ttof.e, I;. reaiiv T. I', t 'uci'mi" ios n'.-e! ,.(' .ui'l nsci une'.vs. Jol'tr-i-on. I'linUrs' J!nlht T-I ( ' n ki-n ibnvned i ors, but editorial breakdown. Miornun. The Genilcnicn and Ltulies pri-feuUK- May the former husband their ladies ami the hitter hiisuaml Itteir clinrms t rt chat ir: their liusbiLiids. Hardin. L. O. Liltlclicld respon.led to a secon 1 call, in substance, as follows : Ladies and Gen . lemen I am a 1'iintei am pi cod of the name roi l us such will address you a few momen'.-J. The Etii',i;in i.t has been uttered htie that "ihe Pi tss is the. fulcrum an 1 l;ver that moves the work',' This is true. Ii wields an iniluence that is felt run! utk- now i.'i gt'.l iming i.il c;ili:diiene.! people. Il runs through all the raiiiiii'-uliotis ol socieiy ; t-vcry neihboi lii;ol cmnitnii.ily is eiftc;ed by it. Tin re is not a man c li.)! aiit'i Mirinke of its henili:s. The inmri-nt i.rc tiilighlcticii ibo i;i.".ni;iotis rt oukcl and Ihe deuiiioue held in chick. Time was when the lapaciouiuiess if man hud no public lnoiii'ioi ; but ilie darkness of rges have been chased away before I ho bk.;:a of intellectual fire and the scintellai ions o, genius, und the great moral has bton taught lhat to d.) right will lead to success but to do wrong will bring defeat and tiliiiinte shame. Not individuals alone, but nations lii.ve embraced this dignifying trulh, and luivo incorporated iiS among U;3 rules that kbp tl. ir iniivi-mni'd in 1 1" t,-:t of i.-.'.jr-nutioiu.1 policy. . Il.stds of dejtui meats tiare not. ini.ke. a ib.elarnti.vs of war with out first feeling the piuse of the great (mnMriil the tn c-iii publio-.itiiyin. tin? lions and llie l.vi r n'orv u'lsubiej to ir Inf.- pnt, .-!:,' lie. of iHii' s-i n1' ,:-:r J, ;'i: encr ,; .,. . s. to ill ' li,).., ! i.ir the ""ti.! i Min i: credit i.i d:i ..ger, M,-. MeNceiy, ll.ai. prevailed oil tlio night of in .(. tl Tl M KS. 'I II B tl snvs, 'an an I Minn-' !n. 'i an Y orl S.IT, re! i , liiitiVit.d iiiunber of country girls aiming inn) this ei'v Jip!lc.l!.UH tun ,1c Villi'!; 1:1 of ii very n-s-pcon.b'j nu nber iittij.ja.) each ninhl at the i'ii". ii-nt ijiuii-m H u.'et for 1.) lel'l'.'S. 11 l:ir;:! m n!r ,rt HI in' H hli-il 1 r m It IV, ( ) . e am 1 y ii.wr'' ill i ui' yuMi " I'icii, iiovt ver, iii..u ' .' ;o mi I situ iti ns i;i ib; army. T'.c ixcr-..ii-ini( oi.'ir:cr,i v.r-? doing a better bu-dne-.s now than they have fur years. Hutidrods i.Vi y enlist inir. woman so lie'li or so low .oat it iloe: i , ni-ip . , rcaeli. .vu uriiilv iri.m : s iou"i-!-,i Il is a law which God himself lias made, ih.it the arrow which i.i shot fom tlu persecutor's bow, shall rebound and pkrcu the pet secu'or's heart. We find ll,e following e.Siiin i'c oj the rnmial coat cf articles of ilicsi in ihn United S ates, i.i our exeli in n-. )J ,;'.) J. OiiJ 000 nre spent ;;ntm .ny i.i the e 1 States for s".. h ortioh s of di-.j? .... :i.-j subjfd to the .'luctuaiijns of f.is!ii hi. O.' Ibis sum i; is computed ihat. I - 0' ) O il) are for hats, mid prob.,bly '' 2-J.fOO.000 arc for c;' OA clcs O. and I., it tii .!! ., . s.s, no less ; o. ,'k r ;-.'..i- -: i.".) co? nr.). soth.it f.ir from a ml'!: j ! of j'.lai s i.ro f ;l..i'i- f,,r -: n '.a.; ' r:.;::.t i:v. imw b- t i v l i s b -f.i.'e ss. We v ill u it I L'Ct UlCS olijtcts idi t. : I . -, tii I,. L.,i w, I l..nn; c, te. IWl!iew, M e. 1. I iv. i..'.i. N- r.t'OTI A'l'iJii. t fill e Aki-i.I. Ci...el;ni a Hellene.-;, r:..l,ia-.l.u. ll.r. lii an e.pei : ;.( e cf 17 :'ir : ri'oiv. will .,iv MiiMi.t a't'-ee.uit iniiidfatintiS, po.t pa.d, .n hjm j it oi v. ti'..,,.r. fj" t!:f'-ee tie ir t!ie ftnve, inne.it hu'ld II fin.i in n u nr r. .1 ;- ui.v imi,i ; ' Ilelh-vi. 'A t'ltv N ! I .:- I II e Tim l all mm- 1 tn 11,0 To- .T iH 11. 11. (' Ijii I A:;eiit. ! KVV, Ni. In I li a. t: WATSON, ; ii vey r na 1 J'.ii! bT. MAUV. ,(:er, B.dl"-nl-ly T G. W. WAr.LACi:, l'hysit i.lii lllid 't.OiIenu, t:-j,L-i tl'lllly telnK l. his j in!'. -..ii.ii.il s. i iii ei tn Ihe eit.'i,a in' St. M.ii y sr. 1 Yt ieity. (o'e-e two miles north we.t'ur S'. .Vary, oi. th.: M-ipiito crei k. 3 mi:::il ly !i. TZSClit'CK, Top ,(;ra.h'ii ;,l Fiiinei r, t-nders Lis prnfvs ioiial :.eivii i to the. ritieiu lit Ht. Mary ami vutiiiity u Surv.-yot mi l Lnp,iuei r in ail ii va zielies. I'llne in J'. A. Sarpy's mon;. cm ner el (injury street. a ijii-ly WATSON, KtM V 4. (;ltKi:n, (ieneial t.iimt A;'ei.t... SI. M.uv, M .11., Co-.i.ly , Inwa. Will al'i'iiil tn ti e piin ha-, and sale of ie.,T et ite, the .ir:'e'i;n ot liilm , p iy ni tax Arc. ve. ' ' "l'.4' illi.il.:; land 41. -I V ill.i.'e lo's pllHi,l- ..I III 1.1 ;!..! .,' of Con :, ;.!,!, t , 4 '' ! '! prt-sciil session, as we will i i " !.a' . ibice di'js set rpart for territo : i. ! w is, ;n-,-;. ILwcvcr, liie post offices, i., .1 ii.ts and upproprialioii for public buildings, wi'l becomo laws this session. The land offices will not be established now;, for Ike .rtiisuij U ut the sui tey of the 'lrri oi:ie will not. bo completed bcfwie tie lneetir.g of tho nexf-Ofngrt'SS, if iheiij :i l .the . plats, and Jupb'citos will not be. made out till s,oi,i tiino nftcr Iho m?a-ing T Im in .vt Coiigi ess, il is Omrd'oro u; gd ide 's.' I am not in ligt..iai ut ell; the fiul it w mid no, be I'.iir in ins, as I inn the on. n b r. And f.uther, I will ncliiiowl cilgc, thai I am ulums inclined lo bluuie myself for in-kiii;.r any remarks in reifer enec to that b, g-pipj which bawls but the louder, because of tlio great mount o! wind that propels il. ARcr all, perhaps lie is only an eulhudast, as Cowper has it : i ,,-it.l eniln -.'.;!.. ever vet could rest, Till half tiiai,:.ind '.lore likn liiuiself py.J"siw 1. In regt rd to bis insiniuit ioirs bn 'bach elorism,' and my provable prospect in Ins city. 1 fu'ly concur. UeaMiuubly accoun ted for, so long us there are jihiralilyites this side of Salt Lake, who are in point of that it w on!. i be a useless cvprnditui C of ! honor, wit, and humor, so vastly superior nu In.c iragnmtlile lei in?. n!3-tf to Silt fur .sal-i l !,i:.- i, and nil chas. i:. w at.' Ua. I.. H. KIN'. i:v. JDhF-IMI (J!';i:ibV. WILUAM i WILSON S SAW Mll.l.. Kiall iei", Mills C'i.,1"-. '1 ',") proprie tors of this null iti'ciid to ktep luuibnr ot til di ri iplion coin-t jii'Jy on hand also lo tup ply alt apcr.i.il tndi (ur biint'tr t bIioi t no. tie, tor ta h, uU.3m SUiN rAl.NTKU AND GlUUiil. ritlli: Muh.erilni- Lam.;; Ineateil hnu.e;lf at L W. Mary ia pri .j-ai-.d l.- ' -i.t'J "id. ra id evtiy disei ij,t ii a of i'laie., I ai.e) , unit Oina n.i l'.iiu'..i.;;. t.itun p. nnle i, K-tlLied a"d gild' it i I tie! lull A .ipjunli'' i ! j t " , and i.i the neat-'Kl lea1 !:'-r. l'.itrn'iuii' r i, .etf JIy no- In-ii.-J. Odii", nt If. Mv ik, fruit M b Marv. :;'l'AM"I.At; 1 hCtlKM ANSI-5f. .St.' Miiry, t-'pt. 57, ''-1. Wholesale and ('iia.animl M 'reliant, (tealer in Dry Cjon ls, llirdware, ii-.-tisiVrtie, (ilns t are, Urm trien, Jrin, Mi-'.tii--, HouUi and i'.atioiit-i y. coii.tr or Wain and Uriiorv '!.. tfSl-ly- C. K. ;.WATSON' Ceiivi-yunttr, N.t,.iy J'ublif, nn-l H uviy.r. Oific.; nl lh Slmu vl Uieeiie, Kituny. t In., fct. Mary, Mills?..)., inwa. Am;, i, JAMl'.S o ni:.i Dftinv tj.i.iii-.i'c.ei. oih..,- u ; : 'jrv, "m. -' '' money, m pa)i.g rlgittls ua 1 receivers, without lln ir having any tlu;ie3 to perform I believe ihat Coiigre. is disposed lo be liberal to the Territories, und will extend to them all they can cousislcnly with the C mstkuiioii and Jaws of the country. Not withstanding my l..te sirri val here, and ibe'very iloi t timo 1 will remain. I hope by ll.ui.i l of tiio nuliy acquaiiitaiices that 1 li . n in ttot 'TPss, who bra inlluential men, to be able to roalu'j fully the cxpuc taUons of my toiiotiluents if not do more, ,it least, I w ill use my industry and elier, j.'y to d to. . I hud i.othe;ad of Hon. Mark"W. Iz '.id's appointnietit, until my arrival hero. Some yf .iis bince I had the ple.,.ureof his acipi.iiiitanee, at his own lioitbe.in Mt. Ver non, St. T'rancuis county, Arkansas, lie it, a r mn with a clear head und a pure heai I, and is emphatically a western raun in principle, mid will maVa an efficient and popular officer. The IJhitr Cily Ru'o las been charg ing it upon mc, und the chin'gcs liuv been copied by other papers, und heralded throughout the Union, that I was an Anti Ncbrahka Democrat, and opposed the prin ciples of Popular Sovereignty, Now, sir, .ill audi charges ore utterly false and un founded, und I ask the Rugle, or any liv ing man, to point to tlm time, place or oc casion, that 1 ever utlercd or disseminated such si minion! s. 1 deny emphatically that it cm be done. 1 was one of Nebraska s iirbi 1st iml wmmcst friends, a .fact known to (ill who Lnow rne", jiorsonalljy or politically, so epres- mystlf i tilt occa ;' ;r -, v !:in '--siry, tS while c.nvf.?8- I'u M.'isrs. Johnson, Hutu end others to your itnpreten ling humble 'bachelor. A lew words to prove his affinity, pre viously rucred to in this article. He runs foul of a miserable article 'not worth a notice,' but as quickly changes his mind picks it up, stujips his feet with rage, lets oil a blast of w ind on his favorite instru ment, draws hnnBclf up willi the pride ol it hern, believing that he has t-lfcotujlly pit u quietus to 'not worth a notice.' He! vindicates his cause, his instrument and himself, but in conclusion says, 'I will not deign an answer to personalities.' On the whole, I tun exceedingly well pleased. When a coat fits too tightly, it bring forth expressions of pain from the wearer. I, too, am a sincere admirer ol the beautiful prairie, t( but not such as are iu immcuiate proximity to the 'uiry castle ) and am not a w ild enthusiast. 1 pause for another inlatt. M. CoNuwDncM.-Why is the editor of the Uugle like the steam passing from the waste pipe of an engine ? Dy'o give it up f Recuuse he makes a great noise, but leaves no impression. Kansas. Petitions are in ch filiation j for the removal of Governor Reeder of Kansas, from the Gubernatorial chair of lliat Territory. We are of opinion that such peiilifciis will have little weight with the President, when ho becomes fully in formed of the reasons which have lead to heir circulation. It is notoriously true, thr.1 u great number of illegal votes were cast nt the late election, and believe Gov. Ueeder U right b the stand b Ins taken nJ will be tfunind by the Pi-esiLnt.- City, Nebraska, ) Jan. U, Itrjy. CeiilUmtn: Vou have done in.i tin: honor to plana my name upon tiio list of managers of a Printers' Festival," to be held al Council Hull's City, '-in commem oration ot the birth of the Faiher of the American Press, lk-njamin I ruiikhu. All the manairers with two exceptions, beings citizens of Nebraska, 1 feel the greater regret thut my duties, at the ope ning of our Legislative Assembly will pi event in3 Irom participating m your Festival meelii g. 1 know something of the trials and los ses of the frontier Editors and Printers, and hope that your fortunes May be bo advanced by the public which you faith fully serve, that you may Imu, privately and pubhe'y, many ltstivah. Ill baale, truly yours, T,. U. CUMING. Tousls wero drank, with spirkling wine, accompanied with gems of wit and inirlhful puns from all parts of the house. Among thusij we are able to get copies of arc the following : Benjamin I'ranMin whose birth we commemorate. A Printer by profession his name will receive tlio plan Ills of the millions yet to follow. Link-field. Council Llufj-t The emporium city of Jie Great West May her sons and daugh ters long live- to enjoy n any such festive pleasures. Reinnrd. The l'rem May it ever ex"pi ess" en nobling virtues and tend to sup"prcs3 i"norunce, vice mid crime and im"press" upon the world that knowledge is power, and to re"prt'9s" tho follies of ihe limes. but tonp"pre8s" none. May it cem'-press" only error and "press" its way over the habitable globe. Johnson The "i'uWi'ii." Mty its Ivlitnr be a fin,; und well rooted Reed planted upon ihe fruitful plains of Nebraska; and there may it expand und llouiish, a proof (.gainst the storm of winter and the thunder of its enemies. Johnson. 1'lit' Printer Interior to none und equal to the best. L. O. L. The ''Council Bluffs lhigW May its shrill und convincing notes bo heard throughout the civilizcil world, causing lens of thousands to emigrate to this land of Kden, to bless it for its cheering notes to the poor und starving ef the K -isl The Ruglol Mr. James. Tin "jYtbftikiaa an I Jrr, v)" May its bow bu of tlu ri'fht t:i iteri-l and quiv- world us it flows irresi.iiabl y on through this mighty cb.-nnel. The lime for count ing soldifr:; .'or enumoruiing fleets for calculating tho Ktretig'.h of navys for lookin rover the churl of iirm.iHi.iuls, forts and ciiib.it.lleJ lowers has not passed it is true; but the great men of tii : earth have lcni iied ihal ihey must become states- j men if ihty wish to nuke 8uejcs.'!'ul con qucat;; and iurn the el't'orls of their arms tuwaidj the biidi summiis of civilization where tire beacon lights of the nations shine and reflect the popular wiii and the stiilimeiiU of experience. The Press has thrown u preponderance of its power into Liberty's scale, uud is witti'iiig from tiansat.Ln.ie nations th ' Jjuh-s of ubiolu iaiii forged by I'espjts to maniele the will of ihu m.issea. It has iveti to L ighuid, Fiance, Seot'umd, and niln r l.iiw-uis. nioic boerty Uiau t..u.u i - i havo been aehit ved by u resort lo ii.ms, The utterance of an h-iiest sciniincnl no Ion "er receiver the edict cf dcmnlninti by the scalfjld or blin k. It has given to the people the right of free discussion, lo speak, lo think aloud, and to publish w hat they please, so it is not in direct treason or declaration of internal war. All these were once bowed v. iih mute subserv ianec to the stubborn will of rulers, but the constant inculeatio-i of the rights of man has vibrated the chords that give out the no'es of liberty, until the people have sworn upon the sacred aliar--where the bauds oT freedom are cement o I by the tears of oppressed sinceriiy .hat ihey will be slaves no longer. Toe Pi ess li.ty thundered the principles of llepubiie-an- Ynnr, Lvnics and Gi ti. ii . i , aiio "ei vciir s t)io:;.j mii. t aived. Fia.' the profit er I,,:, o.' iho p ist end carry ii fowar.l in your general slot if account. Open p. cb'ar f.ctt cf boo's. At liiu end of ibis year, lei. ,t-,j- "IVofil unj Loss" nccouot show on the profit sidet "gain of virlue, i.haiidonmeut of -id I vices and follies an incresseJ opini.tn for flu; belter, of your neighbors .'he ri;;; of -A .avigatice, i.nd I he u oi-'atice of b si a-. Swift! b.iin.." ' l.d On. -,!.-::.,'' , show 1 .o eiilir.: stock of v ices, eui i , :V,,:V)ri,i lv:d hnbiis, tale b..'l, i'eeu.ner.,1,0 vt kinds, and Ir.ch of cnnli Icnce. So will y prosper and be well to do worship G.l and love mm. So r.i do it. Le. ; Lxei'LSiorf'oe the JmCits rnoM Sc citf Tiia Spanish fovcriiniei,t lias ov.h red ib Jesuils, 80 in number, who urc cstubh'sli ed at Loyola in l.'m !5.,?-jii . . Proi inei!, (o proceed immediately to Mijeres.' Tlier, howevcrrefuse.il;) obey, o!T llm pi-'e'evt thiii liothii g is prnparcd for su -ii j ney. If ihey resiit ihey v.-;..l he evpflicl by force, and all the Ministers will 'tip prove of such a ni :asut T.bn rei.so'i f their eijiulsion is, llmt tiicy have mad-v thcinjclvcs ihe) most i:etive age: its in Cui b its conspiracies. Ko--!.u-rij on ine V .-, u. On the CJ h ul.ii'no, a nit".-.i;ig Wi.s held iu Loiiduii i:i, coiriiiierfioi-atijii of ti:e Po!L..!i rvelu iou of: lci'20, and at yhi.;h Il-.uth d. li.ere J uu fleqn -nt 8pi.'f-c!l. The colli tc the u.lid Goveri-.meuts, in coii.l.i..i:ig ;!iu wr, is cri'iciscd witlio'i! mcivy, whik- ihe gal lantry oi'-thcir crinhis i, dwelt upon wi-lt Sjiontnneons a.buii aiiou and aplauje. , According to Kossuih", the ou'y iinana of securing the AYest of L iroj.o .".gai;n.t die encroachment of Russia, is the rceon sl met ion of Poland, followed by the res toration of the oilier lately subjugated and suppressed nationalities of the Continent. iTJOf 13 Kll votes recently given I;i the ti:y of Mexico, only seven, Wet o against S.urtii Anna's csntinuaiine in pow er. Thu sev en il is s-.d.l. were g-mt t.j i , . 1 1 : r a .. . .-.-. . t ! P'tsirn 1 C.L'2. ! raiici.ise is t-i il,.: c.-eri l ' Tiler ; ar j I. . I 1 : . . . 1 : 1 ... 1 . Isin until Kins tremuio upon uicir inione ihere i ulid their crowns set loesi ly upon their royal heads. They watch wid. . larm the porlentious indications of the appucichmg crisij wliea the sovereignty of tho popu lar will shall exliqudc in neri d sv.ay. This day this night a power is at woik that is watch: J by the libit d po.vers o! Western Lurope with us much solicitude and dread as arc the guns, the fortiiiea tious, and armies of the Czar, directed by his military skill und power. It is ihe in iluence of the Press that shapes the senti ment of the world and reveals the direc tion of tlmt broad channel through which the sympalhyof nalions llo'.v. Finally, it is this power thai w iil do most to liberalize Lurope; und, for oi.r own country -ftif the American Republic it will defend our Coaimerec, j.ro'.no'C 1'gl'i culi lire, dii'i'ase the chai'ius td" literature, accleratu tiu lu.trt-h jf! eibteati .ti; anJ io -i in vh re mi ht in ni i...e. Sv,':'et sun '. are uev-. er heird tiier.' ; a c! -i i 1 hl.iev-jr tinna funeral p-dl han,s over them iu fculleu'' fnlils. A-'gr atvl dis: intent cro'.ioli on the earth lie,.; ti e mn'.ljer finiio'. Sjic.dt in. father wiil.o-i'. 'i-:rs. s. U f ! , -. 1 f .-, ,!., :, , . I ' . el. ver una, lo s-:e love, nor th : ihe horror of that creel, s o 't:e c!...i 1 ''nog iom : n i l .;py. ; .1 iuo f.nn.: i.uie, ;e s u.-i-j I ) it i- li li ur:; 1 in Who would iiiV.nl a l.;J..- with bro her to m he 1 '1 hitd; of them sittin; parti-lung o! their hearts awful he.l!,tha;iin that pi -,: which .du.i.d be the holiest, and when: In the jj.iisc ui angels devils dwell, iiiscord at home ! L -i I rouble, ui rvw, poverty come; hut keep fotev .r ih .t . i .j ., ful ileinon from our duor, sj that '.,ur j-n-j may ever be, a-j iow: ' S.veil Il-L'.:," F. V 1 a erv .'mi ! !,.diit ...- rrue'd u t , i v i t i ' tl , 1 : I il r- i i