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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
The News.

The News.
The naws from Europe is entirely void
CT importance. The contest between
Morphy and Harwitz was being contin-
ued. Five games had been played. of
which Mr.. VI. won three and Mr.. H. two.
The first who wins seven games is to, be
the ~con9ueror.
From California we learn that the Ad-
m-iuis;ratIon State Ticket carried the Ell.
ec:ion, ~ from 6 coo to 10000 majority.
The next Legislature will be Administra-
ton Democrats by 4 large majority. San
Francisco sent q Republican representa-
ton TO the Legislature. The Douglas
wing Of The Democracy nominated can
dida.es for Representative to Congress
(McKibben AID D.dl y. against whom
no opposition candidates were run, the
Legislature having a, lis las, session
passed 4 t.l F~OslPoning the election Of
members Of Congress until The next wear.
The pom, raised by the Douglas Demo
Gratis Is that the Constitution provides
inai"m.mlers Ct Congress shall be elect
Cd every two years and as the last
C9ngrezsloIa. election took place Two
years ago. the Legislature had no power
. p1s,paUe The election.
Abolt 2OOU persons had returned to
California from Frazer River since the
Is: O.. September.
Oregon dates 10 tie 2lstof August had
reached San Francisco. Lieut.. Allen
aad fifty men had defeated a body Of In
dams on The Yakima river, capturing 20
prisoners and large number Of horses.
L.eut. Allen was mor,a.!y wounded, and
died The next Gay.
News from Texas 70 tie 2ls, Ill. has
been received. The Galveston papers
state that the Northern CamaUches, kio,
was, and 4 part Of the APaches, number,
ing fourteen Indian lands IN all, Lave de-
Clared var against Texas.
Arthur ?. Bayiy, formerly Governor
Of The Safe Of Alabama, |. 5. Senator.
Minister PIenpotentlary 10 Russia, &c.
died Of yellow fever at Mobile on the
22d uit.
The Republicans in the Tenth Con.
gressional District have nominated Chas
Drlano 10 succeed Dr.. Chafce, one Of the
leading Republicans Of that State.
According TO a recent decision Of TIE
Postmaster General, he appears resolved
70 wage war to the death upon the coun-
Try papers which have a habit OF sending
o9adyerlzing supplements in ,heir week.
y editions. A! suck packages hereafter
are to lie subject 10 newspaper postage.
There Is 10 l. no mere sending out Of
circulars ly newspaper PrcTri,.Ors il
TIA; way-lf the D FaTtmfnt tan detecl
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
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ii".H l. ID - cd. -tId dyieuia4i be sam % ,E-.
l..iT 8. Ht NF-~gvl dollar and fer y--,y rcl's
d % 1- m>-.ry notes. which u.,r, sr- --
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against ID. g-..-- ; a-I eret = def=rIr. d.
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Ti cause -a-t -. tu--si ~r.- fund a. H a.
df.DlfrtJ.fn e.. 'av- -E. r..sr1.rr l. .he-s-
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Pm e tta.r--' %. u- rr-a0 a-E held a. uruT--
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PENT-,sn. CLERK.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
cor
HOUSE.

The O.oe County Agricultural Fs.
IA held on Tuesday Of las, week. Ii.
address was delivered ty Judge Black
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

-Four Nebraska Iapers, VIZ: l. -la.;s-
mouth Jefer>ouian, Bellevue u.z,;,c.
De Soto lot. and Ouadi En- prise.
have suspended FOR Want Q! proper sup
port,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

EOLNl.
Mr.. Daily presented a petition in It.
ference 10 a road Ia N,maha couu:v.-
Referred TO CUIumi.tr- Oh Roads with III
e;rucuJus TO report a tuI in accordance
t.ur- with.
{. b. No. S, AIiu 10 establish a CrI.
mIuaL Code for the Territory Of Nrbras-
ia, was taken up for lis third reading,
during winch on uIyrIon Of Mr.. Daily.
further r, AIDING OF the hill was dispensed
WIKI, tn r'Irs were suspended and the
tIiI read Il IaIrd lirne by lis ulle and put
upon Its rassa- Ay-- p, mays O..
L. B N. IS. \ iII To- change the
time tOf c,uv ulI- t,r L,-E. lave ~
s-mtIy. Wa, IA, u 5r and r,aa d ursr
mn. On m-;ou OBJ: III uwy r. Ia, r.-
L~s Wei. ;, = OBJ. d and Cd, ILL T. al Il
second AID uIri .uu IS lis ,.l a...
Ia>s'G Y a Vol, al - ruJ.
II F. n. 10 \ fu .g-aI,4.it ,,r.-
ate a I'm Ia avg t id a..-
tTs IN c-r1.l a. ..u..Iu .G
rad i 'hlTd Iii. ...! n..-.y@,,
o, ) 10 non.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

During the Editors absence several
friends have consented to write occasion
ally for the .7dUsrtisr. During such
absence, therefore, he will hold himself
responsible only for articles over his own
Signature, II"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

and acknowledgements was passed b,
UNANIMOUS vote. ~
Tuesday, Oct. !
HOUSE.
Mr.. Fleming introduced a bill rerrr,.
ing ferries.
Mr. Marquette presented a Till 70 ,
Ca.Ize the collection Of taxes for ISL
Mr.. Doom introduced 4 bill .or an g..
-portIonment Law.
Mr.. Daily moved that the rule Of
House prohibiting Legislation on .g-r.
laws be indefinitely suspended, on W.T.
the ayes and nays were called and resg
I'd as follows:
.4yes-Mes>rs Bramble. Collier. Ds-
of Cas-. Daily, Doom, Fleming. Va.
quetle, Noel, Rudrr, Seymour, S.rw,-
Tafr, Young-l3.
Nay5-M ssrs. Briggs. CasseiI, Ca.
Clayes, Deaa, Gwyer, Hall, Lee, Mas
Norwood, Steele, ~Sleinberger, VAS
Wattles-l4.
COUNCIL.
Motto va Ven Of a Till to author
Cha>. q .-u ~ k,s a ferry at St. D.
roiu Al log / alt WEy,r and other,
ke' pa E.ry "a, A~>FiuwaIl.
NJ F.-nl introduce, d a ILL for l.
lIy,T -a...n 3D., Il mIuary III Cass cs...
y. al. ,
4 r| ..- RTrr,I Tr.,i,r,a
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

and acknowledgements was passed b.
uLGG!II1US vote.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
THE ADVERTISER.
w. FURNAS.

THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. Il, 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

with
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practicI
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Presses,l
meet wie
Orders
AWKWARD
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14
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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

PENr..,0. Clerk.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-14

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Mdrs6,1S @dbweR- Ode pOn Ga!uert unD QDnbarbar

Sddre 3ablrn9 D6er 9~angbdrc Wdptere4
Inter Ub1een 8ebt euneen bteen MIR | btGteen Qretien
.fOlaenhe @rtttel sum- Vsrtaufe an, gum sr6Bten She'll aus uns
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ttren.:
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81snben,
genRe . unb E6ar, Nabnten,
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Dpfens@ieldnber2
SinSperf,
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Mtfteet. Tenfer, .
5Sl3eEne 6 ntnffnfe,
Smiefers &amtnfmfe,
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Sen 1eretas. .
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fdntsteS StmsUtrt une Trd9er, SIaJe 3terIngen SenHer9es
piHte ub DO. Set(e, Suscrt9tete %stuBbSpen. @Gdifetne, &9lf
bdare, G1ps, Cement u. {. NJ. @benfc etre srpee IuSmatl
a~rJtteftOnt der Matertalten lnb 0erSerun zen. .
Seaelte @rbett tpirb panttIi6 Mno tn Der beten gBeife &C..
ltefert.
gBtr ftnb ferner bte' etn3t8en Meenten tn Rarp.
lamb fur bic Weft.GaffIeten &tienbnbn unb 8 6tefer
@pnp1ente uo DHerireN Su het annebmtart II . bin 1ungen
Die beRen, MOT fDn ddtent gu unteriteibeNben Nn@nbmun-
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Gau RIA ftt9fett unS 56rte, lapte S6Bnbett uup Gusert biGigt
Yretfe MD ME abertroHen inb. = @ae BON uns in btefea
Stslen aeltefertcn @roetten fnb 10 tea ppltrt, ba6 fe tbrer
Slang Dtel LANCER ais Der G@te Warntpr balten, unO uSn
Rau6 ear ntbt an9e9rtfen nerpen. Sic finn 6 Nal fC tar
ais iptttlt6er Warnpr urb rpn S!el f1bneren Mnfe0en be-
behenrenber 8rltenerIpdrniB. @ep. q. SteDen8i
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NMrjApddren fair Seffier
unb
&mtftben>Nmfprrt
in SEQ. 80 YrattitroBe. Baltimore.
der unterset9rete Bat tn NO so, 9rattftr., sn SattIere
0arSpaarenge daft beBDnnen uno TT TIM StanSe. feins NDau-
rem iu cu6erf btQtaen Yretfen an &utf d en-" unb 80 a G
eens SaGrttanten IDpte benz @eperbe i'm Aleemetnen
S6,ulafcn. ga er ietuen @Crrdtt pom BEN Eabr;fen fir baar
Sc ) 6esoeen bat unO bic AetntWr fir fetne f5weren gDaaren
pom ben ~,yabrtten ibm lbertrd8en WUrben III, 70 Ia n CIR ben
Grnfmmenten unb bent @eroerbe I'm au8enetnen ale in fetn
@ef6aft etnf1lGsenpsn Mrttfel cdr btIttg fur a a r
81 c | b anbteten.
Der lnterset&nete n'd&t beiDubsrs Gufmsrlfam auf fetnsn
aegeawdrtieen Wprratt SCn
Sprunefebern, Nren,
Bpstn, &dneOoS,
Spet6en Ndbeln,
Se9en, DeiGfeln,
@uswadren, ~sntatGtrteS uub gatent. 2e6er,
Sauber, 9BD6Stu4,
Damaf, 8prten,
torte aIe Nrttfel, pei6e eepp bnIth In Sattler< Surjpdaren.
Sanolun9en 3u baben tn6. @SbertE petne,
Ms24,3At gp. 80, Srditff.
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Serfaufs Stnsei0en.

SUR GtuDImacber.
GcfpaltsneS 0tpbr fir Stublma6er 1T in beltebto IN Suor.
tttatet reg ~ paeen BET OHer NprrtS unb So.
Nfar5o,lWd Np. 8, 6anpSerNr.
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ln8 Nhihn=Rinne.

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BELT Qsberbef@psrben, Self lubt DispepFe, r6rpntfte MAJ
nerSbfe S@nG9e, Mtanad an @erbauuns, 8ldbungen, @ffbrnc
tnnerltde Sdrtprrbptben, Observation-Disclosures 9unsensefdwitre
uno Iun8enleteert, irel6e non eeber eber Nfa9entr antpsttsF
%berrubren, unb aGe 8rantbetttn, wei4e Surb ttncn t6waHeE
gbsr pertUrbsnen @fagsn ]cntfeeen, be- @Sdnnern Tte aud bel
rad ben, 8Cpfe. eC1bene Ieer, taltf ,SuBe, SGnsrsen tn ben
Das f1pebtfbe Differs ptrb iebe 8~srftSpflng 6es RdaeKt
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iii etnieen Nu9enbltfen. ndGt lEftg. erleidtert btsgBa1erllh.
tissn, retntsc bas glutt ~bef6rbert be Circulation bsIeIBen,
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Steber, Nubr ub 9plerd. &s IpIGee bat eS Gh bep6brf I'm
5eweisa Bet ben tranjEFf6sn unS enslf&sn 9ruppen IN til
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ties SitterS rtnnnaI sebrau6t bat, I'D cine YEt9t unR ger8nl.
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benz es aae bic 6stltrafte belst, 6s tbnt pbsn jaeel6rtsttA
Fnb. 5tsrfar fam Id 5nnSe te ron Ssretien IteferE.
lin 8etruaereeu pber Na6abmun9sn pcr;ubsnecn + abe Id,
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gen, babe i8 gu bsmerten, pa6 td autsr benz pben belGrishnn
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ct. Saui, S9iinuerata ct Duuta. sDen-:
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noe and bel Moore & Dleenbad, Gfe rct
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Baltimcrats.
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nellie BON benz Oi8fonto Der perldieDeueu 8onfz
bcteH i'm bteligeu 8erfehr.
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Gin @reis 3e9el Gptel

~ UUI %IUU NDtIIV
Bat am @Dntae @beno auf elmer StpB. 9est>8abn tn 2ertne
ton 5a1e, Np. 1871 9ernetpntraee, beepnnen wnb rtrb teben
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p 8iQarbfptelT Defenders fpaten ntbt pertblsn gu erf&etnen.
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SdnfnOtert GrAdnae.

BET Senner, SPurrter unb 6 o., 8anfers II. @rpfers
ND. 176 Balttmrrefr,
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Stbb6 $40 Ntabmdicbtne4
Gibbs $15 Ndbmafbtne.
Gibbs $I5 SGGbntdicbine.
1aranttrtt, beB ie aae 4rten BON Rd9ten fD gut MAIDEN
fte tr8enb etne Der tb eu Maf6tnen' Gle rrerbrn bns
sande erte Sabr btnsur3 tn Reparatur ~aebalten, Dbne bas e.
bet RaHfer as sertuefe tDaet.
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Setrl7, tSdtr Ns. &C. N,I,,rno~sa
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Elm Die GdmDrnacber.
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Die 9rS5te Nuspabl son
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2aitins8,
ale aus bem tehen Waterial unp SUraGa[tder @rbett. rs to6
tie 5u Der befen 8unbendrbeit tdugen. = 5eruer er arpg er
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tes enforcement BON frdn5BffGen &atbfeuen unb patent . ais.
leeer. gus ben beffen Sutrtfsn, fopie Salbleoer eieener Tabrtf
unb aae dnbern Sprten BON Qe6er, 6aS BON SGu6madern ae.
braudt ptTb. wGrauf th bic Nnfmerf1dmfeit berfeI6en Ienfe.
&Cmmt ~eefdligt anb prafet metnen gUrratb nnb fet pb i'd
9uteS 9eber ebenlo billia fir baQr
wr ties treenb Elm Mann In Imsrtta t6un lam.
David S~tartzmann,
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SD erloube mir btermtt rneinsns Runben fSDte ben Spuss
ma6ern i'm Nnsertetueu, bic srsebene Nn;etge au made, BAT
i'd wegen Wdneel an 9taum metn Sc DAFT aus Np.7 5ar-
rifpnfr. mad SO. e. 9dnDpa1hr. (GdnpDer MarfD Serlegt
haze ucfelbf th ftnen bebeutenten @Drrntt Sn Spt1. uni
S6er 2eber gu BEN ~biatehen @reifsn an 6dnb bate nalnlth
@tdenlcb=S rblens QeDer SemIof=S Oblens9e=
Der, |elbit9enudtes S6ubsS firtin9 unS ale
Sorten Sberleper, beige irpie franS0fi9e
9alb=2eber, 8uff=2eoer, &ip:2eper, Bferbe.
2eoer, Warrccc, Sutters2s6er &c. &C. @ "
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SttefslsS6dlten, fptrie betDGene S~ttefelsSddfte pom befeu
fren5DffGen 8dlb-Qeber, Sdab unb Wdnn'ss @attersltps
pcrs BON ~berielteH aualttdt 9eber GGubmd9er u eri,sns
Btnetuesl, irpte eussci6nttteae GDtlen fnS gu ben nte.
brighten Yretfen au baben BET
QcutS SErbdttuS. .
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AN AMATEUR BAND.

Mr.. Bangum was sitting in his Office in
the museum the othe: day, when he heard q
knock at the door. . 81
Come in said he.
The door opened, and trombone enter
cd. Mr., Bangum stared. The trombone
was followed by an arm, and the arm by a
q body, the body belonging to no less person.
age than Mr.. Eli Fnnt. .....
sMr. Bangum?' said Mr.. FAINT, inquiringly.
sThat's my name,' said that gentleman.
sGood morning. said Mr.. FAINT.
sGood morning. said Mr.. Bangum.
Il see that you have band on your bal
cony,' began Mr.. FAINT.
sYes,' said Mr.. Bangum.
'And came to see if | could get situa-
ton there as trombone
& presume you cam said Mr.. Bangum,
If we can agree upon terms
During what hours should play?' asked
Mr.. FAINT.
'They usually play said Mr.. Bsngum,
sfrom two to three in the afternoon, and six
to eight in the evening"
'What is the place worth?' said MIR. FAINT.
sFiye dollars a weeki' said Mr.. Bangum,
inquiringiy.
VERY WE'LL said Mr.. FAINT, with great sat
isfaction. lie had not expected more than
three or four.
sYou can begin to-day, if you like said
Mr.. Bansum; sthe payments are week "
'Very WE'LL said Mr.. FAINT.
In accordance with this agreement, Mr..
Fant's trombone did duty for week on
Bansum's balcony, and very hard, too, did
Mr.. FAINT bone away On his trombone. At
the end of the week, he called on BanguIp
for his weeks salary.
Il will make out bill, if you like said
Mr.. Bangum.
IF you please said Mr.. FAINT.
After little turning over Of the leaves
and comparing of books, Mr.. Bangum hand
ed him the bill. lie read it over once, twice,
three times, looking every time more and
more mystiied. At last he said:
'Mr. Bangum, you have made mistake
here, believe.'
'Eh1' said Mr.. Bangum, mot that am
aware off,
sYes,' said Mr.. FAINT, smiling. lie coudn',
help smiling, to think how Mr.. Bangum
would laugh when he learned what the mis-
take was.
Sits rather funny mistake. don't see
how you came to make it. The bill reads:
'Mr. Eli FAINT to p. 7. Bangum, DIR.
TO privilege of playing n trombone in his
museum for the week ending May IA, 1853,
So
sWcll,' said Mr.. Bangum, Il believe it
was FIVE dollars wasn't it?'
'Y-e-s,' said Mr.. FAINT, perplexed; be-
licve it was. But didn't look at it in that
light
Sin what light did you look at it?' said
Mr.. Bangum.
why said Mr.. FAINT, still more per-
picked, Il thought you paid me five dollars,
not you.'
ooh! no. said Mr.. Bangum. 'This is
the state Of the case. There are quite a
number in this city who wish to practice
such instruments but cannot do it at home
on account of disturbing their neighbors, so
let them standing up place on the balco-
ny; and each gentleman comes here, brings
what instrument he likes, and practice what
ever he wants to, without disturbing any
body: that is anybody We care anything
about
The Office door opened, and the trombone
went out, followed by Mr.. FAINT; while MIR.
Bangum proceed to make out his bills against
the other instruments. Mr.. FAINT has since
given up the rombone.-Musical Rerieu.
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\ clergyman was lately depicting,
before deeply interested audience, the
alarming increase of intem7erance, when he
astonished his hearers by excla;ming: ga
young woman in my neighborhood died very
suddenly last Sabbath, ,rhile I,cds preach
ing the Gospel in a beastiy state Of iatori-
cation! -. ~ e. III.
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CO The Tiibune's Washington CORES
pondent says-'The indications are that the
Government is about to charge postage upon
speeches, &C., sent to the post Office here by
political clubs, when it is known that the
members purporting to frank them have not
done so themselves but have authorized
others 10 use their name. This will be n
heavy. blow to- eleetioneering from this
point - IN. n - 3. s$ s.-. ~. -,
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incorporation n

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NJ Office - HEREBY
IN formation Of . COMPANY ur1s. M, ~.
poration Law Of the State a L,-a tne &C.,
Bluhs & 81. Joseph RsiiroaA Comrss .ised Is n
ness under said name. ", 49,
The principal place Of tsapssct;n. ~.
Company, is at Council Bluns. Iovs shn.
The general business Of The Cos.s... 49,.
and operating 3 Railroad from C1s.y, Dr.
Aissouri State line, with such brsreh.l No. II
may from time to time deem 1890 saaioCss
The Capital Stock Of the Connsn~
dollars, with the right to increase n - Asn
TO be paid by instzIlmeDts d Inc ~ satts -
time ~ time assess and order; p,cr ;Hntsn T.
ments shall not be demanded mo,s - M -
nAonths, aid shall not Cat any one tis.r a.
cent. Of individual subscription. 01Nt
This Corporation commsnced On N.
A. D. 1853, . continue ATTY Year,, IN ~ ~ Il,
The business affairs Of the Compa,v
by nine Directors, who shall eho... .toks
number, President, Vice Presasrs .Ies q
The Board Of said Directors, shah s,sa !. q 49,
The election Of Directors and o,hso9s H..
Company, will take place annually . I. oesss 4
Of July. Ne 4 /
The highest amount Of int!ebt ettp...
shall not at any one time exceed ~ ns
Capital Stock Is increased and skaI, - n,
exceed two million Of dollars. aTAs
The private property Of Stockbola... s.
the payment Of the corporate deh,s -. = sieay I
amount due from such Stakeholder q, - ~ "a
>, y. NUCkOLIs. pss1tss
a.l -- HORACE EVERETT. -
8. 8. CURTIS, sery,,r,s H..
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