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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-26
Sr. EGsiGaa asstlIuiidbe Initiss.
6ffits; 9lv.44, 9tnelrabt, philadelphia.
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aE alias GIast. EAstt!tgF., EQatB 5kltb sgT
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-01-26
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e@EsA giDerpopl unb philadelphia.
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Gity Of 8lItlmprt CAPT o. etltb, 2. SdHuar 1858
RaEsdrep, ~ Sf1up, ., btbrHai 1898
otto pf V 9alitapte y, Is. pdrs, A, Nldgl 1853
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Rad l,ptrpOol, Wpn Fbuppoi,
1 gaIhtt 6errtn. SaIgn. SIS si05. SSo. So.
5mnagt (tinIalitflI6 grpufeb) $50 s45.
perlonen,8 8rfDrberung
ron uub mad Drtmtn. bambutB, HntBtrptH
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RlaHt.
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BON altn Gaupipidstn Dtnti6iaubr npe bsg S&ptil
tbsr pblss pdftn ~ tsn btushm prtItu.
QDebfel
auf DtrItn, 5amtura. etlp!lg. Branlfnft Dlatul,
Roln, Rlrnbrs, stuttgart Slrabsuig unb 1afd, fer
MIR auatGp WeIbtru burA Sof-
fhttn ua@ aIIen Gbtilen DtutiAlanbb.
Wgtn aibntt ausfuntl mtnbs man flo an
U. 8. GotttE & So
Hlr. III, 8rBabpas. R,p. Sprt, otsr
H.6, GpItusaR, Rr. 5, Sdb-SaIputataSf.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22
Enigma"

Our neighbor BELL ZEN of the Journal
comes down on US in.his last issue ''like
a thousand of brick" We have read and
re-read his article, and to save us can't
see the point exactly he is driving at.
Whether he feels sighted that we were
solicited to deliver an Grafton on the 4th,
and he cleft OUT" or whether he does
not feel a little pride in the fact that Ne
maha City had the honor Of the ~''social
greeting, conversational excellence, and
forensic ~eloquence, IN that day." Of the
"reaI orator of that galaxy of shining
lights" is somewhat mixed in our mind
We rather reckon, however, the latter is
the point. Our cotemporary, no doubt
has come to the conclusion that all men
like himself are "enigmas past compre-
hension."
After copying our little squib, "BrOrn-
rifle Orators" he says:
Chow wonderfully does the habit, once
imbibed, of local or sectional e%XaltatiOn,
or selfish adulation to promote a joint in
terest with a few, prostitute an exalted
intellect to triumph even in the ShadOw of
excellence! Ye Gods?
"Of the Brownville orators, it gives US
pleasure to learn from the editor Of the
Advertiser that he was considered one
though the editor of the Journal was left
out. But there is one thing that we do re-
gret-that the real orator of that galaxy
Of shining lights could not fined an ap-
preciative audience at the place where his
excellence ought to be published by sub
stantial testimony. The Citizens of Ne
maha city had the honor of his social greet
ing, of his conversational excellence, and
of his forensic ~eloquence onthe day when
the ~enterprizing and patriotic of this
country show their grit; and this is al
their modesty boasts Of"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22
Speaking by the Candidates.

A majority of the Candidates for the
House have concluded, we are informed,
IN meet at the places and times of our
appointments, as announced in the Candi-
dates column. Perhaps this will give as
near satisfaction as any other arrange
ment. Our object in making the appoint
ments, and inviting only candidates for
the Council, to participate, was a fear
that with the number of candidates usu-
ally out, there would not be sufficient
time for all to speak satisfactorily to
themselves and friends, upon the same
day.
Speaking will therefore commence at
Tecumseh on tomorrow, and continue
until the Saturday before the election.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22
GEORGE TOWN COMPANY.


June 10, 1893.
Pursuant To- a C5IIof the Secretary Of the st. George
Town company, TGu0rUm of the stockholders this day
met at the office of r. j. Whuuc-.
ON call there was found present representative ef
over t~wa-thlrds the entire stock II the company.
The following resolutions were introduced aud uuJulUs-
uU~Iy adopted
Begoired, l. That The sum Of two dollar. De and IS
hereby assessed against each share OF the town company
fore the first dJy Of August \ J. 1855, ty the hg.IG--
of shares.
D lla' shareholders paE ing tIr assessment shall ave
10 'e treasure a list OF the number % tho share. anon
which hc makes payment. That the Treasurer shall
,,aa.cT such lists tp the Secretary, whose duty it shall
be tu make a record nf the same.
J. That an shares upon which said assessment has not
been paid hy thc first day OF August A u 1855. shall be-
ami ar" hereby declared tu be forfeited 10 the COMPANY
g. That % -haLi De the duty OF the Treasurer 20 Keep
q strict a-r1uEtD t all the moneys received upon sua -
sr--ucHt and report tur same ro a meeting Jf this ou-
ptny Co De held at B.p"uviIle on the said first day ~
August.
O.. Thatthc provisions OF this Ass cssmcut shall NOT az
ply to any shares upon which the assessment ordered 90
the hrstddy Of October A D 1851 has been heretofore
paid.
2. That out Of any funds n the company in the hands
OF the Treasurer, IL shall be lawful for the Treasurer
by and win the allowance and approval or the PreSdcu.
70 pay any account against the company that may be pre-
''A'rd PRIOR % the next meeting Of the Compauv; and
That It shall be lawful FOR the Treasurer bv and with
the approval of the President, 20 enter into. contract fr.
and apply the funds Of the company in his hands d, the
Improvements Of the town site, prior to the newt meet
ing Of the company.
Adjourned 70 meet al the call Of the Secretary.
r. J. WHITNEY. Pres.
r W FTRNA Treas'r aud Sec'v.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22
Man Of AriZOnia.

We are indebted to the publisher, R.
BRowv, Of this city for a MAP of pro-
posed Arizona, compiled and drawn from
notes of the United States Survey, and
data furnished by Congressional Reports,
by T. w. BEDroRD, Civil Engineer,
Brownville, Nebraska" and autographed
by Jno. Schrader, Saint Louis, Missouri.
The map is bound in covers suitable for
the pocket, and IS executed in a superior
style, for which Mr.. Bedford is noted.
Mr. Bedford has been engaged for some
time in getting up for publication, a map
of the "Nemaha Land District" of which
we will speak again when completed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22
"We'rG a Used up Man-INDEED We
are q Used up Man."

We feel so completely annlhIlated, that
perhaps we ought not TO attempt to rise
from beneath the ponderous weight of
wit, sarcasm, argument, evidence Of
thought and research, heaped upon as by
a certain "Cape Cod, Nantucket, and all
along The Shore" Gentleman of this county,
signing himself "R. S." and who made
his appearance through the columns of
The Nemaha Valley Journal" of the
10Th.
The shock, was not, however, as severe
as it might have been, from the fact that
we had been informed that a certain gen.
tleman had spent nearly OF quite a week
in ~Concocting what he intended should
serve as an anSwer to our leader of me
Sth What IRE Want, and What U2 do
not Want" Indeed had we not BEEN pos
sessed of this information, the 'Cape Cod
ear marks were so plain that none need
have erred, in guessing the author. This
in addition to the knowledge of the fact
that a short steamboat excursion ''court-
ing the muses. had been INDUCED in, GER
tainly leaves no doubt as to the origin of
this wonderful production, or the assist
ance rendered in the p%oetical department
thereof. Chow pleasant everything is"
when ones "better half" isn't around.
We are not surprised that such doc
trine as we there set forth did not suit
"R. S." neither are we surprised that
the quotation we used did not suit him,
as published. We have no objections
to his making such additions to that quo
tation as his inclination might dictate,
that his views and feelings might be ex-
pressed and heralded to the people. But
we do object to our "grain being meas
ured in lis buShel."
Be it known therefore, that we enter
u protest against his m~utilation. If
such a version is in accordance with his
views, feelings, and desires, we have on
ly to say "we pity him"
We hope "R. S" may yet have a dis
position to follow us through the whole
of our article referred to.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22
The Kind for the West.

Last week a train of emigrants came to
and located in this county, from Indiana.
Upon inquiry and acquaintance we
found the company to be one family, con-
sisting of the head, and eight sons, six of
whom we're married. The old folks were
anxious TO have their children settle
around them; consequently came where
good lands were plenty and cheap. There
is room for more such.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22

Dickens is separated from his wife,
BuIwer from his wife, and Charles Reed
(of Peg Wellington and White Lies no.
toriety) is living with another mans
wife. From the days of the poet Job,
whose wife was the original Mrs. Caudle,
down to Socrates and Xantippe and so on
down to Milton and Byron, and finally to
Charles Dickens, matrimonial unhappi-
pess has ever been attached to literary
men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22

By the latest accounts from California,
we learn that the excitement still contin-
ues about the rich discoveries of gold on
Frazier river. These mines are in the
British possessions, and are about eight
hundred or a thousand miles north of San
Francisco, from which port alone it is sup
posed hat at least two thousand persons
have already sailed for Frazier river. No
tidings of their success have yet been re-
ceived.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-07-22
Settlers Meeting.
GLEN Rock, n. T. }
June II, 1858. {

JuIC 10 ICDC'
Pursuant to adjournment a settlers
meeting this day met at Glen Rock, and
organized by electing VIM. F. Ball, Esq,
chairman, and R. w. Furnas, Secretary.
The object Of the assembling was stat
ed, viz: To devise means best calculated
to mutually protect and assist the settlers
in securing their claims. After which
the meeting was addressed by Messrs.
Reid, Furnas, Hackett, Ball, StoweIl, and
others.
The chairman of a committee appoint
ed at a previous meeting for that purpose,
reported the following, which was adopt
ed and signed by most of those present,
Rules and Regulations of the Nemaha
County Mutual Claim ASsociatiOn.
ARTICLE l. This organization shall
be called the Nemaha County Mutual
Claim Association the object of which
shall be the mutual protection and assist
ance of its members in securing their
lands.
ART. 2. Any settler can become a
member bysigning these articles and COM
plying with the same, and also with q
voice of a majority of the members ex-
pressed on any matter relative to the OBJ
jects Of this Society.
ART. 3. The officers of the Society
shall consist of an Executive Committee
of 5 members of the Association, whose
duties shall be to make the most favorable
arrangement for the purchase of land
warrants, see that the members are not
imposed upon, and that they comply with
the rules and regulations of the Society.
ART. 4. These articles are subject to
alteration, addition or amendment, at any
meeting at which a majority of the mem
bers be present.
On motion of Mr.. Hackett, a commit
tee Of three was appointed TO report reso-
lutiOns for the action of this meeting.-
Hackett, Furnas and Vesser appointed
said committee, ~who.reported the follow
ing which we're unanimously adopted.
Resolred, That an Executive Commit
tee as provided for in Art. 3 of the Con
stitution, be appointed by this meeting,
who shall proceed forthwith to make the
most favorable arrangements for the
purchase of land warrants for the use of
members of this association.
ReSolred, That the committee, after
gaining all the information possible with
in the time, shall meet again at Glen
Rock, on Saturday July "a, at l o'clock,
at which time and place members and
others are invited to attend and decide
upon propositions that may be submitted
By dealers in warrants.
ResoIUed, That a copy of the Constitu-
ton be placed, in the hands of each mem
Der of the Executive Committee for the
purpose of receiving signatures.
The meeting appointed the following
named gentlemen as the Executive com
mittee
NJ. StowelI, E. Reid, R. Irwin, H.
Crawford and John Long.
On motion the proceedings were or,
dered to be published in the Nebraska
Advertiser, and the meeting adjourned to
meet at this place, (Glen Rock on Sat,
urday July oath. w. F, BALL, Chm.
R. W. FURSAs, Secretary.