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me- Whita 9 Pine J. GI0imlnnnnd

The White Pine q. GOmpOund,
at was early IN the tpf1ng of 50 that this
compound was originated. A member Of my
family thmily was at1ieted With an irritation Of the
had for some months previous thought that
= penetration having for it9 basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be SO compounded
and lungs. 10 GeA8 The value OF It IN the case
alluded to. compounded a small quantity
OF the medicine that had hsen planning,
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the irritation Of the throat WAS lremoV.-
ed, the cough subsidized and a speedy cure
. lady In LOnhondeEy NH, who had been
suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
-oscastonsd hEa s99Sep cold. aud had ITa6ed
relief and sept for more, Sne. took about
ten ounces Of II, and got Welli .. B, Clarke.
Esq, editor Of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
male MAD u1al OF the same preparation in the
case OF asevere cold and was cured tmmedi-
etely. Hewas 50 highly pleased with the re-
Sultsy aud 10 conHdent In success ATTENDING IfR
kaleS, II placed before the public, that he
send 1t abroad to benefit the suffering. IN
NovembeI, l95, INST advertised 1t under
the name % Whtte Pine Gompouud. In Two
years nom thakttme there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where It took the lead or All the
cough remedies In the market, and 1t Btill
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son for this; II Is very soothing and healing
In Its n9tupeS b warming 10 the st0n1 achNnd
pleasant withal togthe faSteS and fiaexceed.
1ngly cheap .fGlElIa q z. Eealt5 Ell fTil !
.As q remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivalei M
was not originated for that purpose; but g,
person In using It for q cough was not only
kidney difficulty OF ten years staiiiinT SSince
mat residential discovery many thousands
nave used 1t for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
=, 1he above was written by DIR. Poland In \
l99Dt Since. then, uaEttin Manchester The
iMmtesPin9 Compound has tRkamths lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as q trepafnfIon
torthe cureOf Kidney difficulties, IN every CITY
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States.
:. TINS + + Ts@sdy 4 s safe and pleasanttO take
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Good Pictures guaranteed, and proofI
made hen desired without eharge.
Sixteen Gems, With Spbattiops, % eta.
fRo thou md dollars T6Fth Of Photo
tGnapnic Albums, tho lnEgest variety IN the
countEyy will be sold ith0ut regard to cost.
ely. Atl9 ssis1s5it VS. = - i-fssl EVHH
q largest assortment in
6le cheap IA a. sesf. s,is-
itOuEe aeill tleS6 Tor msIing an styles and
&C HletureE nom life ! OF ttpm SNAIL ana
tnllIlori Pictures are uneqel ledb SfT ,TqaTe
'i6ase ka1itiB uii3 iii p dss1l sflts 4 y Vt,sT
yiTf55N ~. Bd4-Jensfn
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ITCelz No.6fEAssAu STREET, 2tsYsli1iil 4
b NB-Alikind1o OIL ogerhme1tl securities
received ct the tnl Inarket price in exchange
-foF the ahoYalBonds. Also, - {flti : = 2!
4 HSfA1i ptions OF Government Seen.
rites Kept con tlntly on hand, and Bought.
811tGold tgoln, and 10. g. Coupons BOUGHT
sold, and e0lleetedto "a fj.st Islifff 5tfs,f II
spsposits Ieeetged on liberal terms, SUBJ
q: t6Ilecf iSh made thtodshout th,E r 81 Z
RtFSs pts10l sH71 {4jafF- ~ HII1tI % -
ID B7ATiseaHaneouss stocks and Bonds bought
and sod atthe stock Exchange ON commits.
special attention given to the Ex.
change Of JSEVEN-THIHfYs NOTES of All
thes Sefles Iprifthe New EFVRsBEENTY'
< apta 2aH2mg -iE5It s.Tt s,Fs.l- s5JT-f - : III
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IrIsian admitted fact that O: n. Cd
bert end Of Stone Bird did during
est and best favored Soda Water. ever
drawn from q fountalp, and that he has
again started thenever cehsing tumbler
washer toget heE with his Soda Foun-
tain, which is the finest IN: the city, and
CGI't Be Bedt and is now ready toisup-
ply all creation with pure sparkling
Ice Cold Soda Water; and that he does
keep better sortment of Pure Drugs,
Medicines, Pertumery, Soaps Brushes.
Shoulder Braces, TEpssesS and every
thing kept in "a first class drug store,
and cheaper than ever. p -. uaanugp
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| This company Is constructing under the
rfoltti1a9Se orc .l1st1aaj1E ,es1asil34i9 =
THE UNITED sTATEstGovERNMENr,
-iiieo ID sth6wstern end OF the iJ-,s,.'
Great National Railway across the
s i'.'5. 81 = Continent, l lei55
Their line will extend from Sacramento
i California across thei Sierra NeVadaS I1 the
California state line, traYeninE the RI n
ICAL1F0RNIAf 9pd thence through the
great mining egions OF the Tsritof. les, to The
Vicinity OF salt Lake City. ~ psi I9ptl Lsig .
1t forms the sole Western link OF the Only
route TO the Paclac which Is adopted by CoG=
| etess and aIded by The issue OF United states
Their road Is already Completed, ea1 abb
and running for 81 miles from Sacramento to
i. within ~ miles OF the summit Of the SIeTrnS,
T nI siIaEEg sttno9Rs ~ ne q
LAGOON lIshedaSzisn att91Vlbo bIa at / q
Il Ihe FIRST u MORTGAGE BONDS, of this
| kom pany attoEd unusual Inducements OF
Safety and PROFIT 70 In yestors. fof the follow
ing among other reasons, viz: ~ ~ Ut .
IfGIp 100 10 aaJFTRSTg e1I uS9a ssSn =
The rate OF Intsfebt & Str Pr CENT In Gold
4 payable serni%annuallytn the City of'New
A'fks .,'.,'4 , oqssE SECOND ON 2'pi! s.li q .
at; The Principal Is payable in Gold at matus
l17'' OBJ s1ibHTHIRD.s COS ,giy77R xii Z
The cost offhe Bonds Nhtetv.1fUS Per Cs,.tI!
and accrued Interest, 'is Ten Per Csi6 less
than that0f theeheapett Bix.Per Cent; Gold
Bearing Bonds olthe Cove nInent5 0dG,h Z
The United STATS Government provides
neerly half the amount necessary to build
the entire road, and looks mainly to d small
percentage on the tuturei t1tt1c for repay.
~ u ~ FIFTH 2. }assA a
Owing g; this li6etal provision, accom-
Lands. by which the Government IosterSth
great national enterprise, its SUCCESS Is rem.
lsdered 'eeftains and .lts flhanciat stability Is
altoge ether independently OF the eonttngencles
which attend ordinary RAILROAD enteIpItses!
144t'i451 80! al SIXTfI.s "a % HJatf-1iIi
The Security Of its EIIst ~ rtgage, Bonds Is
safety and reliability is equalled oniyIby that
ofthe obligations of the Goyernmentfts ITSELF u
G-nti s,54 II SENEETH.ir!s > a T.;Yy y
q aiFesis Ia e i6t ste Ee SRII
tiOhs which the Company vi incur on,
'twiee tina distance. ann are steadily incTea@.
ngtiGendeIIug the;nntnleIrn pied payment
fthe interest absolutely ceItSin,, as,llI o
> At the present rate OF Gold they pay nearly
59S PeT CeHt. per annum. on the amount In
3 The Ponds are issued in denomlnat ions Of
q 90 with semi annual Gold Coupons at
ioS thS bfssenI at 81 pe cei and a Saaied
Interest TN cutrtuey1 from January LIST. " 4
d Orders may be fprERTdeEt 70 ms. direct or
through the principal Banks aud. Bankers In
all paris OF G6sc -
Rsattttances may 6e made In dtafis on
New York, Cor IN Legal Tender Notes Ma.
This city and the BOn9SWtl 10 f0nWaFded tol
any address by Express, fFee OF charge, -Iny
Ssh @ viii EessiEs paSe.a d ~ mR oF
10 sFLSKtS5. HATCH, $50 q
RANK AZ Ialn1t ~ a, !. .
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#edtraI.
White Pine Cornpound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLIcTEb
a saI SSS ,I the So1ntFy after hayilg
the New England States where III meFits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in par, IT derives It's virtues.
The White Pine Compound Cures +,
q Sore Throat Colds, Coughs, Diptheria,
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pnlmons
airy Affections generally IElsA remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Dtheulty OF VoldtnR Urine, Bleeding from
the kdneys and Bladder Gravel, and other
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) 9mee, No, q s01I6 EFedeEick street,
Len hand side going from BaltirnoSr1e street
'Ista d0oR8 nom the coFneE.Ii Fan not, 10 OBJ
setIeuAme and number VI
~ L9oletelsTeceived unless post paid and
PERSONS writing hould state l6rS and send
E RS[5ion 81 advertisement desef1bihE symp-
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TA1acEEKEcnunEs.

nes.s.z nsaII1. % Sc ns.-., Of "a!
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DISEASES oFfISiPR6DEN6ki.l e


When themtsgni1ed andIin6pTt3dent w.
t2ry OF pleasqEs nnds that 6ei has imbibej
me seeps ~ lthts painful disease il too ofIen
happens that an tllstimRd sense of shame N
aEeaq o. discovery delers him from appIyine
sot tthose, who nom education and Tsspecta:
pHltyt can abouebefEtend him. sTielHyff1T iii
the constitutional sym ptoms or Ibis h9TrId
aiSsaae MAke their appearance, such as ulce.
IA SS salts threat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains IN the head and limits dimnesS ST
slgnss s1eaIne3s, nodes on the shin-bone5 and
AE EIt, tones on me head. Iaee and extre.
mitles, Progressing with ffiRIfTfiI TIa6I6Iiv
III at last the palate Of The mouth Or he
tsliiS ~ Ehe nOSe fall in, ahd the vIctimof
t - aHt3t disease becomes q horrid object o,
comm lseEat ION, TIL death puts period 10 Ms
inl fnnertnEs, by sending him 10 '.that
SIyaTS era, Country from whence no
Y &, g iMkIAECHoLYFAC that thou
sannS lall Victims To this Ierr1hle disease oV.
daeg 5othe nnslSlt 9lness Of Ignorant preLen.
III x nq, ~ the use of that DEADLY
ana make the residue OF 1fle miserabe.
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a rr!nIo .MARRIAGE.

" Ioi Itl!5Io 4lll1AI8EbllAHlslff-IIr,l- n y
\ iaLaTTied Fefsons or Young Afet, ron,o,,...,.
ting SmaIriAgei being aware Of Pbvs,Sn,ss,
w. M , Debility DefoTmtJitassl
6eS him elFui ,tJe5 t[sc s,..
J!Smay Ieiigi0qt1y eonGde IN his homo - ID.
gentleman ana confidently fslv T1n, as g
skin a. physician, uPOn nh
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MADAMOISEIIiE KEOGHq
vGurn Hose.

T HAVE f0RE IAs Lot OF ~
LEAD g ineh. Khieh Iivill isell low
SSEa isssss sax Is il. 9E2Rkx.
% = E9aqHY- e ssaS :
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aIE6IfAT.
b FE7fIH8R ! t0g 4 |. HOSPITAL.
zAE $3.50 ~ 81 kasa 80 z o0Ra

ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROn,
0UACKERY.
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-LIat OF Schools ana Teaeher-s... 5

= . 81 a.I.sgaasai
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clEssasitPFiY
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LIST OF SCHOOLS AND: TEACHERS, AND
THEIR SALARIES.
From the SppeTfntlndent's report,
above referred 10, we make the follow
ing list of the Schools and Divisions,
Principals and teachers, and monthly
GALA Fipa
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ineilent that found mind and body are tl1e
most necessary ieoCfstfes To nnonSSta iSSy,I,1Is
sI'.nap ine2.t Indeed, without these the
g0oaasy tnSongh lie becomes weary pIlgTi.
view, the mind 6ee0ts,es tha Iov1eSi SvIib SoT2
pau Pan ana nued n abe melancholy refiec.
Son mat the happineSs Of another Become
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II seems that the perpetrators of this
revolving act have not even the apology
OF science TO offer, they not being stu
dents Of medioine; and 1t is difficult to
assign sufficient motive for their
strange conduet-unless It be that IL
was prompted by that snRgestor OF SO
much that Is Unnatural and devilish
In human conduct, Whisky. Sac sifsh
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- IUUNG MEN

VINO nave injured themselves by a certa n
q9entIy leafned from eVtI cofnpaSi ons, or Al
scn0ol, ne etects OF which I6Ie nIehtly ieit.
Syen SRlen asleep and, Il not cured, renders
nAE1lage impossible, and eStfoyS both mind
Au @,t pooy, should apply Immediately.
,Mnat pity that a young man. the hopeo
~ Lne pride OF his Parents should
s,Ss14ht9ned rom all pruspaatR gf1h a. Nv.
menB OF Life by econsequencc or deSi.
HS III. rom fhe path OF nature, aud induig-
mg1n 2 certain secret habit, Snch parsons
tll y spelOre conte lattng .,,1-Z-- :,
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WINTER SUHEDULE,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Jan.
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Alter the affair became known a
druggist In the place remeM bered that
GUS day to borrow ClisseCting knife. 4
though at the time he thought nothing
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coLoRED SCHOOL.

q JoEINtW. WEST, Principal, $40. Il
The appointment of Miss Harriet Ok
toby, assistant teacher in b division
Of Sd Ward School, and OF Miss Hannah
Richardson, teacher in @ Division OF
Clay prlna ~ school, were confirmed.
The Clerk of the Board reported
and stationery for the remainder, OF the
scholsstie year lending June s0th,). to
MesSrS. ]. O. Orr a. co. :. 81 70 SAFE n
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VIE uI1Vu 70 lIsel-4 m
,h.t;y;i,i 1aSt5 siv;AfiIHFsnnd sfYIlFffSz

channel last ah0s4aAl1ugs
Nothing but the usual routine on the
landing, theahort line packets coming
and going ifftims.cv ithifaIr business!
The Edip burg Tine ppsboIt H6on!
The; a ndso Cinei lei RE The
usualahpsE q ~ a. Big tEipEs She took
1900 kegs Ofnailse shipped byzAchesor
BELIZE Col and expected To- ship 6.still
larger lot at the Belmont Mills, go
o5 Boats leave today as to1leHs:
5:tt The Express fornP aEkeEsbnFg,at IL
"a ssA1. - s9dsIsgfi Y .4.t HsiBQis -
9gant fe g 3 ssspElbenyillle, at291 F.
This GAINESVILLE, for Slnfish, at 3: Pm.
The Edinburg;.for Cincinnati, ats e.
5Co$FtRaRD. The report that all who
have purchased their spectA cles 1t OK
tobyGE D1d1eld "a sIeWeIry Store, los,
Main street, nearly opposite Merchants
National Bank, have been. highly
pleased With them. is leor0b otatsd bS q
host Gof a our citizens. The superior
spectacleS. sold at this, house are war
ranted.si Call and see. iiit.ea yits3is
y Watches clocks and iewelry repair
ed With nsat ness and 1Ispatch,I Read
advertisement in another column.
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EFaHsB6FIaII1a.
BALTIaFoRR Z OHIO R. R COMPLY

AZ Il Z y 4 Ra Js6sBs isa!U
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
G. W. DAVENPORT, Principal, $llO.
Grammar School Emma Irwin, teach
er, $A.
Primary, Dfpision A-Hannah Phil
lips and Irene Phillips, S3S so each.
Division B-Lizzie OxlOby, $3S so.
DtULsi0n C-Tillie Mcdonald. $35 rs,
DtDLSiOn DE fancy S35 75. ~
iC&JttoiI SehooL-AnnieG George, S35 rs.
=, :, Bttson, Divisions a and saa4Cf. W.
Eaton, DivtSions o. and D-Aggie
MeLure, $85 IS! Sssl .sli. atiil asII 10
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
P. W. Hitchcock,

Our Delegate in Congress, is at work
for the interests of the Territory. We
find in the Congressional Globe of the
9Th that he has just introduced a ''bill
for the relief of persons for damages
sustained by reason of depredatiOns aud
injuries by certain bands of ArraPahOe,
Cheyenne. Sioux. and other hostile tribes
Of Indiana +" which was read a first and
second time and referred 70 Committee
on Indian Afairs.
Also "a bill to extend the Platte
river and Niobrara river military road
from its present terminus to the Kansas
line - which was read a first and second
time and referred to Committee on Ter
ritories.
These bills are of much importance
and we hope will pass. Mr.. Hitchcock
deserves credit for their introduction,
nOtwilt standing that's what be was elect
Ga for. He is. we believe. more eff
eientsand sueceasfuI than the majority of
Te%rritoria! Delegates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
R. Z. Rarret.

Land Agent and Land Warrant BrOk.
er, of this city, has just published 2OOO
copies Of . neat pamphlet. designed to
spread abroad the advantages of the
Nemaha Land District, a portion Of which
we copy in tO-day's paper. Is also the
Homestead Law from the same. La do.
ing this public work Mr.. Barrett deserves
credit.
- Mr.. Barrett was Register of the Land
Office in this city for four years under
President Lincoln and is thoroughly &C
quainted with the lands in this District.
Ever since then be has been engaged in
the Land Agency, Land Warrant BrOk-
erags and Tax-Paying business. and in
this he has induced more emigration to
this District Than any other man in il.
He is now .~raDsactIng an immense
tax-paying business for nonresident pro-
perry owners, ard during the warm sea-
son is almost constantly busy selecting
Homesteads for emigrants and locating
lands for eastern parties.
Mr.. Barrett is a most reliable bushes:
man whose integrity is beyond question.
and we un~hesitatingly recommend him to
all who may have business in his line TO
attend to
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
Nebraska.

Has At length passed the Senate. An
analysis Of tie vote will be found in II.
Olher column. This vote agrees to our
immediate admission if the word white
shall be stricken out Of our Constitution.
This instrument stands now as the work
Of the people, and how it is 10 be amend.
ed withOu, a vote Of the people, we do
not see. Il is so framed that two or
three years mus. intervene ere il can be
amended according TO iti own provisions I;
YET we beIieTe the Legislature can, and
should, Immediately pass a joint resOlu.
tiOn calling for an election a, as early q
day as possible. when an amendment
striking . the objectionable feature
should be voted upon, and it then equal
suffrage should carry, we believe itwould
be in all respects legally part of the State
Constitution ; if not adopted, we only
fall back upon equal suffrage in the Ter
riiOry. We do hope that our Legislature
will do something in this matter. Il is
useless to wait the final action Of Con-
grsss in this matter. its views and deter
minAtiOn are sufficiently plain, and to
wait until the demand is actually made,
under present circumstances, would be
800.
delay no. warranted BY sound judgment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
EqaaI Suarage In the FerrItOrIes.

AI~WA 0@AA~9N ~ eAN AOAAAsSAAS
The mos, prompt action yet had in
Congress was wiihOutdOubt upon the bill
couferrirg equal suffrage, without dis
'tinction Of race or color, within all Ter
r~itories which are now. or may hereaf-
ter be, organized.
The bill was brought up on the after
noon Of the 10th, by Mr.. Wade, after
4 shor, discussion was put upon its pas.
sage and carried by a vote of "a to s.
As soon as il could be enrolled il was
sent 10 the House, where, after laying
on the Speakers table about half an
hour, il was takeh up Hpd without debate,
passed by q vote of l04 10 80. Il now
needs Only the Presidents signature OF
veto 10 become a law.
This settles the vexed question with
us, and we regard il as the brightest day
IN our history, when true freedom dawns
upon a continent. and radiates from the
free West, from "ihe Star of Empire"
The first duty incumbent upon our
Legislature on this bill becoming a law
will be to amend all laws of the Terri
lOry which may conflict herewith.
Thus, we will have equal suffrage in
Nebraska despite the copperhead dodge
which foisted the "whiie'' clause into the
State Constitution /; which, without il,
would have been adopted by a much
larger majority, and we should now be
snjOying the benefits Of State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

return home at night. In which case
the board and lodging reduces the salary
below that Of sOmmOn day IabOrers. As
a remedy it has been suggested to allow
milIsge each day, 50 that the milage will
pay the board Of those who cannot re-
turn home each day, and those who do
retur home every day should by right
receive il for actual travel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

Start. One man. of my acquaintance.
ra;sed 500 Of wheat on his Homestead
he past season without any fence.
Hedge fences are being extensively
raised. Thousands Of miles Of Hedge
win be put out she coming season.
Nebraska being q fine agricultural ans
stock raising country. and also being the
great starting pOins and highway foF
travelling over the Plains, her lands are
much more sought after by ~emigrAnts.
Fine lands can be taken up under the
Homestead Law in the immediate neigh.
berhood OF goOOd settlements, where the
settler will have all the advantages OF
Churches and Schools already established.
Over one hundred thousand acres ct
choice lands have been entered IN this
District ia the last six months
r. F.. BARRETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
The TetO.


As was anticipated, the President We.
tOed the bill PASSED by. Congress granting
universe suffrage in the District Of Co.
lumtia. We have not seer this message
IN print, yet the main point we have seen
quoted from it as an objection to the bill
is hat it conferred privileges on
the colored people Of the District than
were enjoyed by them in any other Sec
ton of the Union. This is reasonable
and w~eighty, and proves that this self
constituted "Mosas'' intends to lead the
blacks out Of bondage all at the same
time or aflicl the country with vetOes
a. and PestiferOus asthe plaques
Of Egypt.
The veto message was read in the Sen
ate at one o'clock on the 9Th and after
a short time spent 10 skirmishing a vote
was taken and the bill passed over the
veto by % to 10; Foster, of Conn, be-
ing the only Republican who voted to
sustain the veto.
The House, without debate, passed the
bill over the veto BY $50 to 39.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
The GunpOWder Plot.

The attempt to blow up with gunpOw-
der the Dry Goods and Grocery store of
Rosenthall & Levi, in St. Joseph, has
caused great excitement in hat city. On
The 9th-the morning after the attempt
-Messrs. ROsenlhall & Levi, partners,
MI. Hankin. their clerk, and a Mi. Case,
were arrested. The examination the
first day, resulted in the discharge Of the
latter two. while the two former are still
on trial. Thus far no decisive evidence
has been obtained against any one, yet
public opinion Is most Severe on Rosen.
:hall. The evidence shows that ROsen-
thall insured the stock-estimated a,
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