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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
98. q plentbaL . l. Sefr.
SaS 0mtaebtcu ScS General
SuneeSanipaltS,


Dec ,,9tatiSnal Sntrlligcneer" bon bsute
NcrSsn ia9t:
9Sr iInO III brn Stant srIest bic superlalfss
Wiittbciun9 su madsnL taB wGtrsnb elmer Dsr
turSrm 9rbatenen @abtnetsbcratbuns entibie-
brn tpuree, tab bic MilitGrbsamien bcr flint
Dtlriftr I'M Sicen nitt befust linb, GiSiIbs-
ante atSuisgcn, mel9e ibre NutpritGt Som
cen StaatSrrBierunsen, 70 ipie bieleIben jeBt
pr5aniirt iinp, atlciten.
Die SraBe wurbc bauptlGbliG wesen ber
Itlegun9 ce5 0pustrnsurs unb anberer Gi-
Silbramirn Dr5 StaatrS 2ouiliana bur6 &C.
neral Sbcriban sur Ssratbuns ssbraSt; bic
Gntl4ripuns mirS abrr lclbitSsrlGnbIi& aud
auf paS Gerbalten anberer Gcmmanbsurr Mn.
wcnbuns intsn.
Der 1ensral.Suntt5anpalt 1T leinem @ut-
a6tenL peIdes ben SmpuIs 3u Der erpabnien
Gntideipuns be5Gabinsts CAB, pirb tengsl9Iub
Sc5 gcBtrrrn als einen ssleBIi9sn anb publ
mctiSirten na9weilcn.
SErnn inrcien SerprSnunssn erlaiTen tper-
ben iullten, bnrd wel6c auf Grunb Der ertuabn-
ten Gabnet5entI9sibuns bic abgeieBten Civil
bramtrn pieSrr einssicBt werbfn 70 tuirbe
bieS fir @eneral Sbrrban fein @runb fsin
icinc GrVsnatipn cirjurei6rn ebenlo irr-
tbiimIiN mare bic G6IubfolsGuna, bab bic
spmiuiitraticn bic slbiDt bat uerr wiin1tt,
ern General wescn Srr irrtbumliasn alusle-
suns err Iilitarbia irineS Yuiteus su sntbs-
ben.
SSir dnb 3uslci9 1T bcr Gage Seriidsrn au
ffnncn, baB ale Seniatipnsbsridte, bic besiis-
LID Der Gra8e pcn ben 5reunben ober Seinbsn
SeS Generals @rant srrbreiiet pOrbenIsin mo.
gen, rurGauS unbrgriiubet linb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
poc(ic.
Ste Na9t.

Der Monb 1T .aafsesanseh
Die eolbnen Stsrnlein pranssn
slm Simmel bell unb flar;
Der 9Salp itsbt i6par, unp l9weiset
llnp aus ben SSieicn ifeisst
Irpsibe giebsl wunbsrtar.
SEie If bic g8clt 70 ifillr,
limb in Der DGmmeruns Siillc
Sp trauli6 unb 70 bob;
9lls cine ilille aammer
$50 ibr brS Cages Sammer
Gsri9lofrn nnb Srrsciicn lp0t.
Sebt ibr tsn Mcno bort tsbeh
Or 1T nur balt su lrben
llnb II bod runb unb I6bn.
Sp iinb ippbl mantbc Sadsn
Die mir sctrOit trIa6rn,
sEril unirc slusen iIe nibt irbn.
gBir ituI,e McnldrnfinSr
Sinb eitel arme Climber
limb wiisn gar nibt piel.
SSir ipinnen 2uftsslpinite
llnp iuben sirle aiinltc
lint fpnlmrn weitsr Spn trm 3isl.
Gjctt LAP tein oril uns l6ausn,
9luf ni6ts SergansIih's trauen,
9iitt gitrIfrit un5 frcu'n!
Vab uns rinfGltig prrbcn
limb por bir bier aui Grtsn
gSie Nineer irpmm unb irpblit lsiu D.!
sSpait cnelih loneer Gr1msn
9lu5 bisisr 9Eelt un5 nebmrn
Gur1 einen ianften Sob,
limb, ipsnn BIZ un5 aencmmelL
Vab uns in Smmel fommen,
Gu mlcr Serr unb @ptt!
Sp le9t sub uun, ibr 9rilber,
Sn @cites Namen nieber;
Salt it ter Nbsnebauh.
Gerl0pn' un8 Wptt nit Srnieu
llnb LAP unS rubig Iblnfen
llnp uuisrn franfen 9iabbar aud.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
Nrncr Gruferit
.uS o..+gAn .wL&. O~Sn,

NfllEI V(ulElW
mo Scnti9e SSriidte 2aocn.
Z 9ep. @epree,
bena6ridtist adtunssSpa feline Sreunte unb
eaS publifum uberbaupt pab er einsn neusn
0rurrric unb hentide Jriidtes
Sanen,
Gde Der StrawberrY unb De NJ
berry Wiley,
Gpilbsn Der 9rittcn unp 4ten ShaBe,)
erbHnst bat no er tets cine srpBs @uswabl
Wrofsrien, orntftbe Grarbten,
OeutI6e 3wetf6en,
Sran5Gflde YGaumen, Sirnen,
9lepfel, tplinen, Gprianber, GinIen,
grblen, Spbnen, @srlte, @riibe,
aii MI mel, Gent, SalatSL
1prbeerblGtter, Sarbins, SGrringe,
Sdwriscr' unS 1imburscr aGle,
S,tsIrtt, &C., ,e.
su Serfaufrn an Sanb bGlt.
Gum NeunSli4emSeiut labet craetcnif Gin
8bep. George,
!SarriSturs, Suni %, 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
Ote
Yenniblbaniide Staats,citnng,
Snausgcgebrn Spn

SJTIWHSWVWVpEH VVN
Sob. Gecrs Mippcr,
er1tteint ieben Opnncrita9, ilnb fptet 80 90
psr Sabr, sabItar innsrbaIt beSSabrss, uue
80. so nab gcrfnb teS 5abrSanaS.
Gia,elne gremplaren, 5 SentS per Stilf.
aeine GutIeripticnsn werSen fir wenser
ais feds Mpnaten an0enpmmen; aud tann
Nienlanb bas Slatt atbsiiellrrL bis ale 9iud-
ftanpe teSablt lne.
9lu,eigsn prrbrn su ben aepSbnlltlen Yret-
fen inisrirt.
Sfficen: 1T tcr ,patriOt uno Linton"
Druderei, Sritrn Snabe, $odrrisbnra, une
lit ber uSntcaisencer" Gruderci an Gentre
Square, 9anraer.
obnune: Nrc. 40 GbcSnNtrAGe, smi-
den ber 4ten unb 5trn Strnee.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
Sbeo. s. Sdeffer,
BuC66GnO(er&Jo6=O

Sarrt sbura
bat ltets auf gerlas
ieb6n cplprirtc
Gcdnrt= naa Sanfl9eine.
Sas Sers Ses Wfenftben; Elm Gent
rel @ottes, pber: bic WerfitGtte pes Ieu-
felS. Seati9 unb Gnslil6.
Sabermdnn'S 0cbct= SMd,fein. -
SrutI1 unb GnsliI9.
6cncfepa.-Deutib nnb gnslilb.
Scinri4 BON Gi6enfcls; pber: 2as
Sclfpblene aine.
Spbmann's lang Derbpraener
TreunS; sins SammIuns tpunbertarsr
ant wertbblen Mittsl anb 9uren.
Suhbanpler werpen gum billis-
fen YreiIe bsbisnt.
WiGr, 7, 1867.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27

@frS. 2ineoln mil ibre fsimatb in ST.
linpiS Seraitn unb fiinftis in &acine, Wisc.,
ppbncn. Sis srrfaufte ibrs MDtsIn poriae
@rds auf aufticn unO IUSte tafiir bic babi9s
Summs ppn $4,000.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
Ni6t Slt iiberieben!
Serab0ciestc Nrcife !!

NJerUpyeIcBtc Wtct1e ID!
y. SScbcr, 80 @Orb Sussnfra6e
eaneaiter, ga.
empNeblt irine 9rrbe sluswabl Srn
Siitcn .lmS &appcm 81
fir 5errrn ,inb anaben, Srn alien Sss@aS
sfribreenen 8arten unp Ifultrrn unb fir
jeee Sabrrssrit.
Sil;:, Gailmir= & stroJ=Siite,
Ippie
SuAs, Ycl,< unp Sammet > &appen
ven ecr prbinGrltel bis sur feinsn Sualitat,
Su ensm Ipl6en
billigcn Preiir
taB er Spn feinem abnliden @eltGfte in Qan-
CATER 9eltelt ipereen fam.
8rlteunsrn perben in fiir,elfer 5rili aus.
aefiitrt. Gpmpasnien uno gersinen wtrb nur
6abritprris bersdnet.
Ncmmrt unp priifst, ebe Sbr Ipnitwo Gin,
fault.
yanrarr glpril IS. 'GS-tf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
yteue
TrhbjaBrs= nao Sommer=
G(ciOcr Stoffc !

Der llntcreibnete tenahridhst birmit lsine
8reunpe nnb bas publifum iiterbaupt, bab sr
lcsbrn POM Often nit elmer rei6en gluswabl
impprtirter mnS cinbcimif6er
&lciScr : Stpffe
poiiene fir 5rdbiagr unb CONNIE
surufsclegrt it.
sln,iise jcSer 9trt
werSrn prcmpt billis unb na9 ter nrusIen
Wfpcc grtirfrrt.
3alsbinorn, &riigcn 1ai6entiidcr,
&c. itrtS auf Sant.
lin grnri9en 3uipriid ti!tct
s. 5rS9li6,
Srittr Strabe, ptcr9alb 9icrtb Strabc,
SarriSbure, IA.
9lpril If, 1867.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
Dpftpr SpiTn,amm's
1tnibcrial 0cbcltsYMlbcr

Dies fsinite aromatilde unb ssechbiliide
YulSer 1T cine .3uInmmenltelluns eer beten
arautern unb WurseliL unb 1T cine unfrblbnrc
Nsbi3in gesen ale MascnuteL mic s, y.
DYspepfa, fiiblbar purd cine Shwere
nnb Driiden int Wa9eu, 3ittern unp
8eflemmunsen, Slabunsen, Sau'
re pes Masens, unreseImd6i9es
5er3flppfen, uebelfrit Sppz
bremen II. ~.
DisIe Ssmptpme baben einen srfibridcn
Qinbrud auf has 9ferSen Syltrm; weGe ale
bur1 ben Gebrau6 bes YulSers lder abae-
ipentet unp tn i9Vn lGnsrrrn Geiprn SriinpIi9
furirt perbea fBnnen.
SIR Samen
beIonters bilbet es en fait unentbsbrli6es
Wittel, inbem bieIelben aus benz pulScr cinen
pprsisliden MrOmatilden unb Guberit wpbl-
ibmedenben Wein bsreittn fGnnen pelcber
cine bSdf iberraIGenbe Wrfung III alien
@eibIi9sn Qeipsn er;euscn ipirb (; ilnp mir linb
TN SorauS iiberseust baB es spn allen bic rs
braa1en, bas bette &pb eruten wirp.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-27
Seife= il,D &icbter:s

Spn
C. 3. Sisbrr,
Se6fe Strabe, swtIden Der 8alnut
unp Sputb Strabe,
Sarrisbur9, Yenn'a.
Gin srobe5 @Tcrtsment Seife unb Sidbt ter
cts auf Sanb.
sa Der bSdfe prets wtrb beaabn
fiir unldlit.
Sarristurs, SUM- 28, '66,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-23
A Batch of Errors.

Our esteemed contemporary. the Charles. |
ton News, who Is generally as accurate in
the statement Of facts as It Is able and Judi.
c'ous In i;s comments, has inadvertently
fallen into several errors, which we are eat
isfied, il will take In good part, that we
should correct These errors occur In An
editorial headed. "The recent Rail Road
Meeting, at Ashetills. N. c."
The first error which we may no,ic. on
pdssanf is in styling the read from THE
point to near Ducktown. VIA Asheyils,
the North Carolina Central Railroad
there 10 not railway in this Site with
such cognosaen. We have . railway, ths
terH'ini being Charlotte aud Goldsboro', and
passing Salisbury, the eorporat. name ot
which is the North Carilina Itaii Rosd
Company" |" 'om-timss but improperly called
"ths Central then we have one com.
mencing at Salisbury, md running Z. q
point near Ducktown, In Tennessee, Z. g.,
'Oestpardiy from Asheviiis. the corporate
name Of which is the w.stes N. q. R.i,
Road Company" almost universally called
The "Western Extension" This latter
road is completed fr"m ihis city to the
pleasant village Of Morgsnton, q distance Of
soms eighty nils and no farther. Ache.
willie is sixty miles westwardly from Nor.
Canton, and almost due west from thi. ci,y
The late meeting At AsheviIIs was held TO
promote the success Of the t,oo railways
substantially but one)---the one leading
from Morristown, Tenn, via Paint Rack 10
Asheville, and the other from A.hsvills To
Grs~nville or Spartanbu-g. 8. c. These
tworoads are generally spoken Of as one. and
are styled the - Cross Charter" Our sx
cellent contemporary will perceive by refer.
ence 10 the map, that this contemplated
"cross railway" runs nearly d.s WORTH and
Sonh from Morristown. Tenn, TO Green.
vile, 8 g.. and therefore the imaginary
line ,s at right angles with the imaginary
lioo OF the " Western Extension r--snd 4,
built, connects Charleston with Morristown
Tenn. by rail, by southeast sud north.
west line. s..
Our contemporary has fallen into an
egregious mistake In ssserting that The
estate Of North Oaroiips has nsver permit
ted . charter. TO be issued 30 shy Hail
road, except With Che linitstion that III,
company 20 chartered shall conform 10 IN,
guags Of the road fzed By the State, who
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-23
mosynary pair, though stiil In mortal Bonds,
1.-Two but tho seventh sgc."

i "oSyhhfy pair tnouxu stiit IN moftai oonea
1.-Two but tho "sovonth sge."
-" Last scsne Of sil,
Is second oi,;,J,.hns.s "a sm 'ns,. as,;s,.,
Sans teeth. sans eyes, sans t.sto, sans every
thing"
iao "xponoe thas gave, nay add 70 thoi
''m'ors OUT eannos. tn'nk IN Wh@ way.
sao'.e'y' wnere anne hatnaway hveo
| "s'e'e ns' ,"S'r'sse, !" soou' ono m''s' loy
soo',pa'a' 'n'o"sh TUE pleasant ne'dsJ fron
~'.s ''s''e """e', a"o
so"s' '"' ."s's"' ""a's Wners Snsks'
p"s "oo.' "aa ~o" w"e 70 SNARE
-. S.'s' aus 'o''sSe osars aa an'
.f.o ""u I'''ars'4"e eaPPearancs' having
~ ."' p'A,'es '.on'' t"se most OF the
"e'o", - a,o'e' "oo.' ne'@', ana u 'ns'e"eo.
A".' runaway s'na"oer c"n,a'ns the o'd'
Su oak o'a.'es"' ON ~n'on
,, s" ,o.nr oe'o'e "os ''.s
""e o'oomu' ue Wn''s she rosmed IN
"' is"ey Hs rs u
.' 80, ". ",auo"' '%oo"e'ea W'n roses
es " "e w
-. ~, "''''
:" 'fs.
W. ooe "e"' '"sy
-. w e eos', ou' "f
-. -. e..s1 ..o"k" 70 s.'"
os e ,', ., "o-
-. "o"s'"
-. - q. -, N, ~, wiz rs''e'" f''' my
- .n.Is ~ N"" w. a'a"- nav,
hns.;.d -. :. " ~. I W"'a l
Co., -. ss.S. :.
b.;no s,nd,, .sn,r -. =. -, -
40 ssr;vsd Oh, ..,;.e..,;.. -. D" ,
c.,;n, =, 9, on,.;a. vs.. - ''o"' w
. room, e. lit -. a.. s'"' "o""
,,.r. o., ar ~,
i'm, ,.om.vh,, .no.s,,,., :, u'"-'.N' 'V''
.,.as ing >. s"'."M , ~, "Po0,ypns,, my '''aPPe'n'-
bly, nsutrslized s,r.,ford |, i. n,,, o,,.,
little town, with a pop.i.,ioo of 4 ooo
s,uls. The river Avon ri.ss a, Nasty 4,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-23
The Cost of Negro emancipation.

1Ho COSI OF Negro EMANCIPATION.
The Washington National tntellige Roer
exposes the fearful cost of negro emsaoi:
patton. It says emancipation OF tho blaoks
has been enforced. but at what costa
Pr scribing able generals and exalting
incapable tools Of power
Two years Of disa,tsts In bsttiea
Hundreds Of thousands Of tha lives of
white soldiers. and Of those permanently
MANNED and sick.
Mourning In every household OF the land.
The ranks of labor inysded, production
diminished. and prices made exorbitant.
Drafts instead Of " lrn' eering.
Foreigners iistend OF hatives for soldiers.
Cap-ictoiis and wicked military arre,ta
and imp, isobtHsnts without cause Or Law:
Excessive duties fostering class mohopoi
lies.
A paper currency, displacing gold, and
having a value, De compared with the latter .
Of only two and three to one during lons
periods. ... ... ..
Al infusion Of deep demoralizs.ion In III.
form OF luxury, vice and crime am6ng ths
people.
Division Of the people 10 opinion in re.
spect to the war.
Profigacy, corruption, and tyranny III
the administration Of the general govern
ment and that Of the States.
Every form Of fraud upon government, by
which mons trous shoddy aristocrscy had
| been created.
| Fraud and f,rce at the polls
Disregard Of the Constitution, laws and
| the judicial offic' with It's juigmente.
Subsidies lev ed upon cities aud towns Il
enforce the draft. with debts contracted ia
the same regard.
The dest' 'nctitn Of the sbippin, interest,"
with commerce.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-23
ma HSaie Of Roth,chiid.

II. Oriya asd Hissoyy--TXs a Red Saietd'
--TAe PowsT and Wsaish Of tie RotlscAitds
-TAsir operations eitA Americas 6onds--
The Rofhschiids sad the Pope.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-23

I MS.sAeA Ramssy, ths daughter Of CAPITA n
c"'k died receLty IN Uolchestsf, England, At
Nge Of los.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-23
AMERICAN BoSps.

Tho house, at an early stage Of tho Ameri-
can waf; tSoR hold Of the United ststes bonds
GerHiany bad confidence In America. Eng
land strove for our ruin, but the people Of the
Rhine believed I'm tho star Of American liber-
ty. Fifty years tf pesce had been long
enough TO bring wealth 10 this land, and so
with every steamer orders were sent across the
Atlsntis for investment In American securi-
tics. Itis suppossd that Germany holds, e,
the present time, about three hundred and fty
nilliops Of Jni,ed ststos bonds, and IL is said
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Htod, b NouEa City
MG&186hA
Ffou Kansas City, Via Litllos Santa Fa Aubrey
kanlas. Geld Wassg.GoOre Rockville, and Trading
Psss "a Eert Scott.
sr:. Arkansas-
From EaystiaFfio. via Rheas Ill., ClneiEnah,and
Tele . Fort Gibson
Mississippi
From Ripley e Saulsbury, Tennessee.
Alaoamn.
Fa0m Iuscsl0osa via Fosters store, Union, and
Blias0n, 70 Gainesville
Montana Territory
krtm Si0aX City lows, via the Febrasks and 1el-
lOW Stone River routes, to Wala Walls Washing
t0n TerrithTy.
Prom Wellington Station, Vie Mamuouth an4
lone, to Austin. From Virginia City to Ameri-
can City. From Aurora, via Columbus, TO Silver
Peak. From Austin, via Kingston, 0phir Canon,
and San Antonio, to Silver Peak. From Iona, via
00phir Canon, Boiling Springs, and San AntOnin, q
Crystal Springs
F rem Oregon City, Viz Cutting NH, Glaa Tidirgs
SiVeTt0n, SubimiTy. and Scio. to Lebanon. From
Portland, via uuiOn School House, Philip Foster e
on C~lackemas, ard CRttingsvilla, to SilYerton.
From Dallas via Antelope Valley, Camp Watson,
John Day City, Canyon City, Aarysville, Union
STaWblTry Valley, Camr Log u, and Willow Greek,
to Boise City Idaho Territory. From Canyon City,
via SuiAnvilIe, Elk District. Yrues station, Ohm
Geek Independence and Auburn, 10 Baker City.
California.
From les Angeles to HAWAII Cit. IN Tulare Conn
ty. Froh DytoWn to 81 Do1sde. From Ruiney
via Jamissn City, Eureka MiIk, Seventy Six, Red
Clover Valley .MohaWk, little Hnmbug. and Bsok
sOrth's, to Sierra Valley. From Auburn, via
Greenwood, to George.own. From San Rafael
via 0isma and BOlimas, to Petaitaa. From
VI o0dland via Cache, 10 buckeye.
Virginia
From Sistersvi.le, in y . County, via Twiggs, to.
Hebron IL peasants county. From Saga, ia Up
shur county. 70 HuttonsTille. in RAJ 4 Ida county,
ILLINOIS
From Winchester to Maaebester. Fr9u Elk
hars, in logan county, direct to Sweet Water. in
Alenard cBuaty.
INDIANA
From Nashville, in the county Of Brown, to Nor
santoWn, in ghe counto Of Morgan.
Approved July Is. I55s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

On ntieSs or cukR1CzEf q ntalleslA
through Tsnpsssmshf sa Rfsrhal - ga 81
pSeAu7 In tss eHumsh fa-s 1itiaa.s ons sisg=zs
vo1ums. win nearly 500 pages. an1 1.c5o flassrestA
Bys. j. Hel7s.zdte ParsnaioeicaI JorraaI. Price.
pest paid. ss address Fouia 8 wells. 50. Es
Broadway. Nsa tT1rh
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ILLUSTRATED. arid wen suftHI tsntte H4ntE ~ ail. ID
the STUDY N rihe lece' "a rcsa1s sooE feara 60 rad
afcf and erer5 feature. Noses are caselfed as "a g
Roman Greek Jewish. Snrb end Celestial. me eysa
SPEAK al languages. H4ether blacs blue. oruEn or
Iateh III Use manner, c1eets. Lex eafe. hs1f1f
feet, NaiE, v-ic3 laus1s ets are shown B 8 faigna
o. chartclsr-&
In no other EFFt s. 50 mrch light thco9u np1n tfo
charscter and d(sfiny II m4nklnd as in fhIs. 81 tba tls-
tinative trsilg o. natiars ga tribes 50 cearly pe1te1
out. Portraits ff iistitsditt cl perscns of ancio1f f1
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tors. SurEeaas, Dissolve cry, Actors, MusAia1al etc..
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der, and hundreds % ofkers. LTASEETs TAEfED-
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Dyes Concert, last Thursday even
iDe. was a perfect success in every re-
speet. Although Il e weather wss'ver{
inclement the Hall was crowded with an
intelligent and aPpreciative audience
The singing BY the Class and Club was
excellent and gave great satisfaction.
The Instrumental part Of the perform
ance was crednable and gave general
satisfaction. Prof. Dye deserves great
credi, in the management of she enter
.ainment, and The patronage Of the pub
lie in any future e~nserprisehe may under
take in his line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
Public No. 254.

An Act IN Relation to the Unlawful Tapping of
gorernuent Water Pipes.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
r5sentntives Of tue United STATES Of America in
Congress Assembled,
That the Unlawful tapping Of any water pipe laid
down ia the district Of Columbia By authority Of
demoaDor and an indictabie ofenee and any per-
son who mag be indicted Cor and convicted Of such
offence in the criminal court Of the Eissyict Of Co
lumbia shall be subject to such fine as the court
may think proper 10 impose, not exceeding Eve
hundred dollars, or 70 imorisoDm snt for a term not
exceeding one year. AMI it is hereby made tho
special duty Of the commissioner Of public build
ings "a bring to The notice Of the attsraey Of the
United States for the District o. colum5ia, CT the
grand juFs, any infractiOn Of this Law.
5pprVged July.25 1865
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Wriiten foT az Adrwaer.
UpoRa eoli and stormy night
Came & ma1 81 che nhms ofDWight,
&c this City with mauy CaPsrs,
And without aay fuss or fight
In che solemn hoar Of night
Took possession Of the Land Once Psporg.
Nov uy Citigcns you plainly see
That the policy Of W.AP.
Is moi 20 Be mistaken.
That Andrew Johnson has 9 right
70 give THE Once 70 whom he might
And froa him it oan't be taken
Nov my friend 7. w.B.
With them Books ever be
From Jon they may be taken,
And when they asain'are Nken away
For J s n. you win have to pray
To bavs the Once s;raitsned.
N. G. BAKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
P,,blic No. 26J.

An Act 70 authorize tee Issue Of certain Bonds in
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Req
Congress Assembled.
That hereafter the bods Of the y -iteI Sta'es au-
thorized by the act Of July drst, eighteen hundred
and s~ixty-two ITO aid in the construction of a
railroad and telegraph line from the Missouri Riv-
or to the Pacific Ocean, and by all acts amenda-
ter than che thousand dollars, Et, the discretion OF
the Secretary Of the Trstsn-y Fr5vidd, however
That il shall at al times be optional with ang rail
road company whatever they Will reseiVs bonls Of
3 larger determination than enc teousand dollars.
AppsoVed July %, 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
ABIble in a Printing once, j

ABIble in a Printing once, is
almost as strange a'heading as "a bull in
China shop :" YET we actually have one
IN this Office, for which we are indebted
70 the gentlemeDly representatives. in this
city Of the American Bible Society. To
them and to that angel Of light ii human
fOrm-,he SocIeIy-we return our SIN
cere thanks; hoping for oursrl es and
patrons much good thsrefroh.
N. B.-We are sorry to state thai our
devil has already searched on, and made
"dOg earl marks 10 all the smu1.y pas
sages. Yet, "slch IS life"
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

TEsr1MoxY.-Thousand of mothers
are constantly speaking in exalted terms
Of c~ommendation Of the magic effect Of
Mrs. WhilcOmb's Syrup for sedhing in
fan,s teetbing. q quickly yind
collie and gripping in the bOwsAnd sub
dues convulsions. which, if not soon ever-
come, end in death. Mothers, as you
love FOUR children. DO pot fail 70 use il.
1t costs only 25. a bottle, and is for
sale at all drug stores
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

CoNsUMPrIOS-Tbe result Of a neg.
lecled Cough. which. if treated with
Goes Cough HalsaR in season, might be
cured with very little trouble and ex-
penze.Sg The proprietors do moi CLAIM that
il will cur e Consumption, but will great
iy relieve any Cough. They haye a GER
lifeats from a gentleman whom Physi-
clans pronounced incurable with Consum-
psiOn, stating Cee's Cough Balsam cured
him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
Nearly AtelaenIs.-A aus =, 1!

Nearly Accldenls.-A Cue at The
residence Of DR.. A. s. Stewart burned
Out last night. Lively lime for a spell.
No damage done.
We pied" a form ,his morning which
caused a reduction Of " columns Of
reading matter on our FIRE. page.
Al SedOrs let loose his team fer a
nonen. this morning near The bridge on
I'd between Main and Water. when ,hey
ran onto and Of tie side Of the bridge,
SHINING aP the herses considerably, that's
The ice in the Big Muddy lOOssned
and moved down the river 9li,sle yes.
isrday; its albright this morning, and
many are crossing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

A new ~cOunterfsit $40 note on the
Flour City National Bank have made
their appearance. They are described
as cell calculated to deceive, but sun
have a blurred appearance BY which they
may be detected by comparison with the
genuine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

The Tennessee House of Representa-
u'e' has passed an equal suffrage biz
s'lPulating that negrOs shall not sit on
luries or hold office. Il is supposed the
Senate will pass the bill without the OBJ
DoxiOus clause.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

PetersOn's Ladies' Magazine, for
March, is received and contents noted.
Is full Of the latest fashions and choice
reading matter, and is a splendid speci-
men Of this magnificent Monthly. All
our lady readers should have it.