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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-06-08

The proposition to rebuild the great
Lindell Hotel, at St. Louis, by subscrip-
tion, has totally failed The correspon-
dent Of the Cincinnati COnlmerciaE SAYS
" How to raise the necessary funds has
been the query which has been racking
the brains of the st. Louis capitalists.
At the north end of the city, and for the
first few days, the work went bravely
on till over 100000 was subscribed.
The question was, how to get some mon
ey out of Isaac Walker, a real estate
agent, or 'Old Walker as he is irrever-
emily called, who is possessed of great
landed wealth in the neighborbo0d of
the late Lindell. Over 5000 600 worth
of property he owns, opposite, in the rear
and on both sides of the late hotel. and
though the rebuilding would doubtless
be of great material interest TO his pro
perty, yet he refused to give a cent: and
to force the old gentleman to come
down., the proposition was mooted to
build the hotel on Twelfth street. away
from the business portion of the city.
But Mr.. Walker was not to be scared
into subscribing, and has gone east to
escape the prosecutions of the commit
tee on subscriptions. Mr.. Ames, the
owner of the land, now seeing that there
is so little hope of the Lindell's being
rebuilt, has announced tba. he will erect
a block of stores on the old site In
short, there is no prospect that TIE hotel
VIII be rebuilt. IL never was success !;
1t was not paying expenses at the time
II was burned"
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1867-06-08

on trip of exploration and pleasure. 1t
will be sufficiently large To ensure safety
from Indians: accompanied by guides,
and will consist of gentlemen fully COM
petent to portray with pen and pencil
the beauties, wonders and solid realities
of this terrestrial arcana.
, 1867-03-29
Caution TO the Unfortunate.

Beware Of the San Francisco quacks and prcteud.
ers who, with bogus sworn certificates, dupe the un-
wary Some Oi the self sly led Doctors whose aiues
art to be found in the daily and weekly newspapers
Of San Francisco and other liccs, are tradesnen
and became too lazy TO work at their trades. Some
are tnsmiths, shoemakers, newspaper earn iers, i'll
le!hgence Office keepers, DC. Look Oser the San
Francisco Directory, and you will not fluid their
Medical Institutes in il, but yuu will find thar former
occupations in it. Look al the Directory for 1852
and lsG3. The only way 10 avoid imposition is to
make lhqmry-t viii cost You nothing, and may
save you many regrets. Tor, advertising ph, 81
clans III eight out of ten bogus there IS no
safety IN trusting any Of thtm until You know who
aud what they are. DIR. GIbhuu does not deceive
pe"pie by exhibiting bogus titles. certificates pre-
tended patients letters, dc. DR.. Gbbon will salis fy
persons who may call at lis office OF his ability to
treat diseases that lac proposes To cure.
Consultation FREE.
Correspondents viii please IElOIm pr. Gihlon that
they read his ADVERTISEMENT ia the Walla Walla
STATE>NAN. 2ilv
, 1867-03-29

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, lDocto, ~,
II the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate Of ~ eSdein,d
y Queens College, and Physician Of y. ~ OII,r
Baptiste Society of San Francisco 'ne 81 VI,
DR.. PERRAULT has pleasure 10 ineor,,
others seeking confidential medical ,5s;s psuens N
can be consulted daily at his Office ~. tAa /,
building, Northeast corner Montro,nsnnai ni'nOy Hi
mento streets, San Francisco. Rooms and Saal
first floor, up stairs, entrance on eitLer " hhn
or Sacramento streets. Ou'gors1
Dr. PARRAULTs studies have been Oh
slveiy devoted to the cure Of the varion. 'ies
nervous ana Fhysical Debility, the results oslsos
ous habits acquired in youth, which ns1aiS VI Mn
ate in impotence and sterility, and n,rma. lsaa
duce all the concomtauts Of old age. Wbaueul ID
iniirmlty exists involving the happiness ~ tssea
that Of others, reason and morality dic,o,Ia ih ID
eessity of its removal, for it is fact rSo, tAe
decline OF the y!sor Of mannoud, bpsGlaSa
happiness, compulsory single life, etc. Iaaa T.
sources in causes, the germ of which is ,,D,.it It'
eariy life, and the bitter fruit tasted lone Se'
patients aboring under this complaint viii 11sts,ft o'It
of one or moro of the following smptoms. llsA
turual Emissions, Pains in the Back nj ac'
Weakness of Memory nnl Sight DISCHARGE fl nsal
Ureth-a on going to stool or making yste, H W
tellectual Faculties are weakened Loss NJ NJ ni1s IL
ensues, lCeas are clOuded, and there il d.;,rV
uon TO attend to business, or even reading W..
or the soclety of friends, etc. The patient I'M
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, and ibs Pg'
and hearing are weakened and sleen ,;istn5 y
dreams, melancholy, signing. palpitation, f;s,
coughs aud slow fever; while some have a~''
rheumatic pain, and uumhneSs OF the body
of the most common symptoms are pmnle. ia =
face and aching in different parts of the bay u
tients suffering from tins disease should AK, q
medalell To DIR PERRAULT, either in persiB =, y 7
| letter, AS he will guarantee cure Of Seuipsl n.
SiOns and Impotence in six to eight weeks,
Patients suffering from Ncnereal disease, 4, -.
stage, Gonorrhoca, Glcet. Slucturcs Bu,o ILL.,.
Cutaneuu> Eruptiua~, etc viii b treated sur,,,,t
~. All Syplnliic and McrcuIiA taiuts eptir,I,,.
moved from lhesN stem.
llR. PLRRAuIT's dil lumrS are in bis Office Viz.
patients see for themselves that tl,ey are M
the care of a Regularly educated pmcinioler. n
best references giyeh il required
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can D,
auJ examine i'r themselves. We invite invests,
ton claim not to know eve rlthiug, nor To- rur !,
cry body, but d. claim that in all eases t5krn n
der trratmeui We fulfill vur prpmise,. We u,1rr
laIly request tIuse Who have tried this blasied d
TOR, nud that advertised ply siciau til worn out /,
discouraged, 10 call upon Us.
Low changes aid quick cures.
Ladies suffering with any conn llaiut incidental
their Sex, can consult tic tuclor with the ssat.p
VI relief.
, 1867-03-29
Female Monthly Pills.

Dr.. PFREAULT is the only agent in Caliiorai, n,
DR.. BLOT Female Monthly Pi!ls Their inner.,
cd,, unapproacLed, and far in Advance Of every GD
er remedy Tor suppreS~ipns and irregularities aBl
other distinctions in trmalrs. On the receptu Is,
dollars, these Pills will be sent y mail or express,
any Iurt OF the world secure from curiosity or l4n
age.
Persons at distance can lie cured HI home, byM
dressing lettel to DR. PEEKArLr. corner OF Sa4i
mrnto and Montgomery streets, EInm, 10 aud Il q
Box g1S, p. O. san FrducisCo, stating iLs Ca, ii
minutely as possible general habit, cl LIVING cys.
patton, etc, etc.
AL communications coniicl:i.l.
july I. 1866, 2sly
, 1867-03-29
Notice to Absent Defendants
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON SIS
COUNTY OF STLvENs. -,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON SIS.
COuNrY OF STLvENs- .,-;,t
In the District Court Of the lst Judicial D1'Dr' m
TTNo L. F. SMITH, You ARE HERsbi GoS. ST
i titled that Charles Barrett has meg .oms %
plant against you in said CouIt which shA sAal
commence more than two mouths after February g ~,
1861, and unless you appear said term S1p nryer
the same will be taken con fessed, ana uI CON
thereof gmnted. The object and prayer Oh n ,vsn
plant Is to recover the oftwo hundred nteresi
thereon from April 25th, A. D., 1865, 49, Of
amount due on a certain bill of goods pursnS Ors-
plaintiff by defendant in the City of Forih ansf
gon, February sjth, 1856. and due sixty oS''
date Of purchase.
Complaint and notice fled January 9th hI6SrT ISe1:T
82ml Per D Il. FERansON. bis At.olHS-
, 1867-03-29
Notice to Absent Defendant.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, /,
CoUHTY rF WALLA WALA

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, s,
CoUNTY - WALLA "ALA.i
In the District COUyt, First JUdc.0i DS'rio.
FTNU ABRAM y CLARK: You we heictg nol.
i fled that Phillip Ritz has flied "h'l
be- heard at the first term Of the Court, whIrh ''
commence more than Two muuths after the lst a'! o.
March, 1861, and unless You AZ pear at SAID Term ~,
answer the sun. will he CIkcu confessed, al' l'g
prayer ther iof granted. The object and lIalu "
said complaict is to recover Judgment ag'in't loa
for the sum of Seven Hundred and seventy dol4ls'
aud legal interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
per unuum, from the I,t day Of N,vem 'er, lse''
the same being the amount due on Il certain POIr
issory note executed by you Iayableto CnSsss L
Cook, or bearer ard dated i.nveuIrer lst, l"!'
Complaint filed February 2Sih 1861.
PARKER & STEVENS
lI-2m AtIorreys Tor Plaintiff
, 1867-03-29

A WAsnrNToN dispatch says there are
stories aAoat involving the honesty Of at least
twenty clerks in various divisions of the
Treasury. 1t is said the Government de.
tsctives have finally appreheDded them in
their speculations, and, yielding to bribery
from outside quarters, one clerk, worth
nothing six months sgo has been found to
be possessed of fifteen thousand dollars. Ans
other, equally INDECENT short time previous,
has purchased two fine blocks of houses, with
no other income to show than his Govern
ment stipend of fourteen hundred dollars per
annum
, 1867-03-29
.WsIla STalla s gfatPsllIail.
FRIDAY EVENIEG, MARCH 20 1867.

n ,sPEAk1Nd Of church ;nr1sic,reminds ua Of
What a fellow said last summer over in
Meadow Lake City. Some gentlemen, who
we're in the habit uf singing in church OF
Sundays, happened to meet, one week day,
at store on one of the principal streets, and
fell to practising upon some familiar hymns
While they were in full blast, man, who
had been indulging hliberalIy in {" Ho Joe
whiskey," passed along. For moment he
stood with his ears prcked up in astonish>
ment, then broke across the street to a friend
crying "Come, Jim, let's pack the jackass
and leave here. When the people OF mi
ming camp begin siugin' psalms in the mld>
die Of the week, the place is gone in. Lets
, 1867-03-29
TO 6, s, CROOKS;

NTCu are hereby not'fe1 that IL. Parker hS
filed 4 compliant against yml in sad touh
which VIII come ca t. be heard at the fir, term q
the Court. which shall CummcHce more THAI tao
months after the lst day cf March 1851, and uue"
You appear at said term and answer, the same viii
be taken as confessed and the prayer thereof gra!
Ell. The Object and pray OF said complaint IS "a 70
cover Judgement against You irr Tie sum o Fo1i
thousand Five Hundred and seventy Dollars ahd
interest thereon ul the rate Of two and onetai 'f
cent. per month. from the 2f,h day o! May, lN%
the same being the amount due on two eeral
promissory notes executed hy yuu for the Tc'peI
ite sums OF twenty-five hundred an Seventy pd.
lars, and Two Thousand du.lirs, payable to ,ad
Plaintiff, and dated respective. y MAY sGth lNo,
Complaint fled February 27'h, 1851.
IARkER a STEVENS.
ll-2m Att'ys fer lian'd'
, 1867-03-29
LAWS OF THE UNITED BF4fFS.
Passed at ths Second sesson Of the Thrty.
(Ninth Congress.

q SE||UM nE68On
%sNinth Congress.
GFuBLicA-No
Az Acr for the admission Of .ths State Of Ne.
braGka into the VhIon. - -
wheteas On <the tws1ty. .drsf day of1 March,
ana6 Domisi eighteen buhdred and bfxtY -four,
Coaeress passed I'D actl 70 Aeuabie-the people Of
Nebraska to form constitution and State KovS
ernment, and offered to admit said Stats, when
so formed into the Union upon compliance with
certain conditions therein speciiedI and where's
it appears that the said people have adopted q
constitution which, upon due examination, IS
found to conform 20 the provisions aud comply
with the conditions Of said act aud to beire-
publican in its form of government, and that
they now ask for admission into the Union:
Therefore ,
Be it enacted Gy he Senate and House Of Repres.
entGtiUes Of the United States Of Ameriea IN Con-
gress assembled That the constitution and State
government which the people OF Nebraska have
formed for themselves be, aud the same Is
hereby, accepted, ratified and confirmed, and
that the said State Of Nebraska, shall be, and is
hereby declared to be, one of the United States
of America, and is hereby admitted into the
Union upon an equal footing with the original
States in all respects whatsoever.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the said
State Of Nebraska shall be, and Is hereby de-
clared to be- entitled to all the rights, privileges
grants, and immunitiss, and to be subject 10
all the conditions and restrictions of an act en
titled Gan act to enable the people ofNebraska
to form constitution and State government,
and for the admission of such State into ths
Union on an equal footing with the original
States" approved April nineteenth, eighteen
hundred and sixty four
Sec ,. ARd be IL further enacted, That this act
shall not take effect except upon The funda
mental condition that within the State of Ne.
braska there shall be no denialof the elective
franchise, or of any other right, to any person &,
by reason of race or color, excepting Indian :
not taxed and upon the further fundament
condition that the legislature of said State. by a
solemn public act, shall declare the assent of
said State to the said fundamental condition.
and shall transmit TO the President of the United
States an authentic copy of said act; upon re-.
ceipt whereof the President, by proclamation.
shall forthwiSh announce the fact, whereupon
said fundamental condition shall BE- heldas a
part OF the organic law of the State; and there.
upon, and without any further proceeding on
the part of Congress, the admission of said
State into the Union shall be considered AZ
complete. Said legislature shall be convened
by the territorial governor within thirty dars
after the passage of this act, to act upon the
condition submitted herein. SCHUYLER CoLFAx,
Speaker Ofthe House of Representatives
LAFAYETTE S FOSTER,
PreRidant nf the
, 1867-03-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THERE
IN WILL BE AN EXTRA SESSION OF THF
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMlSSI JNERS. in md
for The County OF WaI Walla, Territory of wash
ington, held at the Court House, in the City NJ
Walla Walla, on MONDAY, the first day of AprI
A. d. 1857 for the purpose Of letting the contract for
KEPAIRlNG THE COURT HOUSE, according TO
plan and specifications which may he seen a, tba
Once of the County Auditor, from and ater Non
day, the 25th day Of March. A. b. 1861 Bids for
which viii be received until Monday April lst 1861
at teno'clock A. NJ ' -''''
Bids to be fled with the County Auditor. scaled
and endorsed bids for repairing Court House
r. G. LEE Connfv
D. NJ. JESSIE, Commissioners,
March 20, 1867. l4-2v
, 1867-03-29

Ok HIS " DIG. Fred Douglass lately
lectured at Indianapolis and learning that
negroes were assigned seats in seperate gal.
leries from those assigned to the whites, re-.
fused to proceed with his address unless the
house was converted iuto a chez ker, board
by the prouiscuous interminglug of the
races. He carried his point and the r d.
calls who had turned mp their noses at prac-
teal equality, Were compelled to submit.
, 1867-03-29

HEALTH OF WoMEN IMPRovED.-Tt is
estimated that the health of American wo,
men has improved twenty-five per cent since
they commenced wearing thick shoes and
warm undercothiup.
, 1867-03-29

BILLINGS says: 81 could never find the
meaning Of collide in Webster But riding
one day on the New York railway l
saw it all. 1t was the attempt of two trains
to pass each other on single track If l
remember correctly, it was a shocking fall
ure."
, 1867-03-29
Notice to Absent Defendants,
TERRITORY OF WASIlINGrON, IS
T,trSrx- ou W.rra WALIA.l

l ltNhllOR1 OF W ASlllNG lON, S..
CoUNrY OF WALLA WALLA.
James Fl, Fruit. PufO In the District Couh. o.
VA, the Fins. Judicial Dr.,
John A Green, trct, in aud Iol - 80
Daniel j. Welch ana County and 1eH''
Geo. f. Thorn -, Derts.
TTNn JOHN 4. GREEN and DANIEL J. SLLTGI In
il two Of the Dcfen,.ant- named ia the a Do'e Gu eJi
tied action; You aud each of you are HEREBY III Es.
Ned that james II. Fruit. Plaintiff ia tins ac'o I'M
filed complaint against you in said Court, rrr,
c,me on to he heard at the first term oil the NyS ~,
which shall commence more than two mohlna ..,s.r
the 22d day Of February, 1867, and unless ycu as
at said term and answer the saline will DC VA Meet
cnlessed, and The praSe thereof granted. tn,rcp
All d prayer Of said complaint l. to recover luu md
against you for the Of one thousand "oUlh
interest thereon at tn rate of four per cent P ling
from the 5jh day uf December ISIS, the SANE
the am 'uLt now due on promiSsory nole nj As,
by said Deendauts payable to said Plalhun' 'HS
tel December 18th. 1865.
Complaint filed February l9, 1867. ,prH
lO-2m b, J.. SH ARPSTElN, ANY loI L. L.
, 1867-03-29

THE New York correspondent Of the Mo
bile Adrerti=er, in his account of the New
England dinner, says: "Neither Butler nor
Banks were at the table. There is rumor
that the proprietor of Irving Hall stipula,
ted that Butler should not attend His stock
of silverwa.c is large and valuable. The
reason of Banks absence is said to have
been an apprehension in the minds of the
committee that the supply of lquors ordered
would give out early il he was at the table"
, 1867-03-29
Notice.

N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN Z = ING
IN CO DARrNEKSHIP Of LASATEk q .t-a,JJ, E-J
FORD was dissolved on the Esd day Of 40. Is
1851, and that ali business taken after ma
either Of said parties is exclusively dIn1nTnRp.
, 1867-03-29
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM-
The Remedy for Curing
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
~ GROUP,
Diseases ofthe Throat, Bronchitis, Pains
and Oppression of the Chest or Lungs,
Difficult Breathing, and all
the Diseases ofthe Pull

the Diseases OF the Pul-
mOnary Organs.
IT'S ACTION Is EXPECT0RANT, Alternative,
lSUDORIFlC, SEDATIVE, DlAPllORETlC AND
DlURETlC, which readers it one of the most valua-
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1t excites expcctorauon, and causes the lungs to
throw off the phlegm or mucus; CHANGING SE-
CRETl0NS and PURIFIES the BLOOD; heals the
rriated parts; gives strength to the digestive or
gans brings the liver to its proper action and i'm
parts strength to the whole system. Such IS the I'M
mediate and satisfactory effect, that 1T Is WAR
RANTED TO BREAK UP THE MOST DISTRESS
ING COUGH IN A FEW HOUR S TINE, If not Of too
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OF CONSUMPTION 1T Is WARRANTED NOT
to produce costiVeness (which Is the case with most
remedies On affect the head it contains no Opium
in any form. 1T Is WARRANTED TO BE PER-
FECTLY HARMLESS to the most delieate child, al
though il isan active and powerful remedy for
toring the system. THERE IS NO REAL. NECESI-
TY FOR So MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION,
when ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, If
only taken in time.
Sold by all Druggists Price 81 per tottle.
For SAFE by SMITH d DAVIS, Portland, Oregon,
General Agents. Also, By Dealers in Family Aedi-
eines generally.
Dec. 30, 1864. . ST.
, 1867-03-29

Coop FOR ANNA.-Wben Governor An
drews sent the Massachusetts, girls to the
Pacific coast to supply the want of feminin,
ity in that region, he said that they need
not marry Immediately, but could find plenty
to do in teaching the little children Anna
Dickinson can't see it" She says: ''Where
the little children were to come from out Of
4 population Of ten thousand men, was more
than she could imagine but she thought
probably that Governor Andrew, being
man, might he able to do So"
, 1867-03-29
WESTERN HOTEL.

CokSkR OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS PeRTLAE
S. ID. SMITH, Proprietor.
THIS HOTEL, during the last two months, has
L been entirely rePalnted reftted and enlarged by
an addition ofa number Of new ro0ms, and the pro-
prietor is now able to offer additional inducements
the patrons Of the house, and also solicit Increased
patronage from the travelling public.
Especial attention Is called to his Sums oF RooMs
an arrangements for the accommodation of families
The RESTAURANT is under his immediate su-
perv-ion assisted by experts in the art cui sine and
he aterS himself now able TO crafty the tastes and
wishes ofall. HF Hotel open at all hours.
Portland, May &c. '65. 2Iy
, 1867-03-29
Seminal Weakness

Seminal emissions. the cin>rgu guvnce iUf selfabuse
This solitary vice or deprHved sexual indulgence is
pracuced by the youth of both an almost nm
limited extent. producing. with unerring certainty
the following train Of morbid ~ mptoTs unless cul
batted ey scientific medical measures viz: Sullow
countenance, dark spots under the g c. pain in the
head ringing in the cars, noise like the rustling OF
leaves ana rafting OF chari1ts, unesncss about tile
Mons weakness Of the limbs, confused vision. blunt
cd Intellect loss OF confidence diideuce in approach
lug strangers, dislike to form new ucquaiIances Il
disposition TO shun sCciety, loss OF memory, hectic
hushcS, plmples aud various eruptiuIis about the
lace, iurred tongue, ictd BREATH coughs. {, nsunp
ton, night sweats, mUnOlnania aud frequent Insanity
II fciet Is not obtained the sufferer should apply i'm
mealattly either in person or by letter. and have u
cure effected by lis aud scent tic mode of treat
lng this disease. which never fails Of elecling
quick and radical cure. DR.. G.. will give One Hun
dred Dollars 10 any person who will prove saIIstac-
lOtlIy To him That lie cured OF this CON pIIut by
either of the San Francisco quacks.
DOCTOR q IBBON is re- IUusible and will give TO
each patent written Instrument, binding himself to
effect radical and permanent cuIc, Ur make 10
charge
IersOns at distance may be CURED AT HOME
by addressing letter TO Dr. Gibbon stating case
symptoms, itngth OF time the disease has continued
ana have medicines promptly forwarded, free nom
'ainage and curiosity, TO any p ri OF the cUuutry ,
with full aud ploip directions for use for Ten Dn
lars, sent in registered letter, through Wells Far
20 d Co.
Address DIR. J. F. GlBBON, GIG Kcarny street.
near Commercial San Francisco. Post Office box 2j2
uIttfnI
, 1867-03-29

Why NOT BURN?-The astronomers have
lately discovered burning star. From some
cause unexplained, the distant world. which
has for ages "twinkled, tvinklcd" in the sky,
has taken fire aud been literally consumed,
If other worlds take fire and burn up before
our eyes, why should we doubt the possibl'
ity Of a like catastrophe Detailing the world
We inhabtp DR. Cummings predicts that the
grah1 conhagration will come off in year
or so. He is wrong as to time, perhaps, but
probably correct in his general conclusions.
, 1867-03-29
Prevention Better than Cure.

The newly invented patent French Safe sure Pre-
yehtive Hgaiust Diseases and Prognaucy, sent by
mall. Price e. Address DIR. }. +. lGIBBUN. Gl6
hsarny street, near ComGerc,h, San francisco. Pcs
, 1867-03-29
President ofthe Senate pro 1
In SESArE OF THE UNITED STATES,


February 8, 1851.
The President Of tue United States having re-
turned to the Senate, in which it originated, tho
bill entitled "An act for the admission of the
State of Nebraska into the Union, d" with his OBJ.
Jections thereto, the Senate~proceeded, in pur'
suance of the Constitution, to reconsider the
same; AID
Reeolred, That the said bill do pass, two thirds
Of the Senate agreeing to pass the same.
Attest j. W. FoRNEx,
Secretary of the Senate.
by W. J. McDoSALD,
Chief Clerk.
Is TuE nousE or RsPEE-ESTrIvEs OF THE
USIIED SrArLs.
February ., l56I.
The House Of Representatives having pro-
ceeded, in pursuance Of the Constitution, to re-
consider the bill entitled "An act for the ad
mission of the State of Nebraska in to the Union
returned to the Senate by the President Of the
United States, with his objections, and sent by
the Senate TO the House of Representatives, with
the message Of the President retura aing the bill
Resolusd, That the bill do pass, two thirds of
the House Of Representatives. agreeing to pass
the same.
Attest: EDUD MuPURpsoy
Clerk