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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06
g OLDIERS ATTENTIONu
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WA r CLAIM A G n T,

Davenport, -: +. : Ioua.
All classes Of claims promptly collected.
Claims received through J. T. Rice, Esq,
Toledo, lows. "
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This Company is founded upon sound insur-
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The StAte-the stock OF which is owned wholly
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The Last Hour.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07
TINE NATIONAL euARO.

Isspection 81 the Twenty-sccond Infantry.
Favored with . sharp. clear and bright day, although
furieasy windy. tho Tweniy-second regiment infantry
was inspected 81 Tonpkins square yesterday lwednss
day. morning. They reached the ground after Ten
O'Clock. and Immediately took post the eastsry sds
where they ~ drawn mp line ready for
visv. they mustered three nsd. three conmissiossd
STAT commits ioned stan. twenty drummer
forty band and nine commands Of sixteen dies front
belns total OF upwards OF ass uniforms This some
wat loss Than last year. herc being then thirty.
eight present The appearance OF the whole CON-
mand vas highly gratifying 70 iis friends
and although therc were but few persons
present 10 witness the review, u was. how
ever well performed. The regimental STAT headed By
0sosrnl kspinwsil and consisting Of Major Brown,
ssG&nl Aflgtsnt General, Major Renwick, Judge Advo-
esis, MAJOR Tones Captain LAng. Captain Mcclure snd
Captain walker. AL appeared upon The ground In full
uniform, mounted The usual fornslties Of Inspection
and muster b-lng concluded after O'clock the
colunn reformed for parade, and lhs march CON-
sncsd up W Broadway 70 Fourtesuth street. Fourth
aSenus, 10 rwsny-thir6 street, 20 Madison avenue 70
nrsv.fourth strsss, W Fifth avenue 10 Fourteenth
street. 20 sruscry The splendid music Of the band the
appearance o. The men, With thor kszpsacks aud over
top. their whils pumes, white gasrs and veil
rng 1nnorus and the sodIsry Bearing Of the ofcers
atrcsd much sitsnton While passing along the disr
eng streets
fx~rsrnos or rwv rn~s cAvAray
ms AFFAIR wln probably Jake place on Monday next,
lih ASA u 10 The lest ~ shs seasoa
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rssntsth prscisct porA Coroner schirmsr Vas noti-
no'd - inaae = over the rsmanA
I SAscA< Coroner Schirmer was yesterday
s'ansa 70 ~sld an inquest q ais East Eighteenth
.ss~ o<sf he remains Of Julia Whcan, child only
afs Of ara, whose death the result OF injuries
lived By falling from the second story window Of her
pArsnn rssdsncs 20 the pavement
klLxp ~ FAILING FROM CRADLE AN infant eight
months old, whose father, Thomas oKeefe lives Al No.
2si EAss Fertynfth street, died from the effects Of
Injuries received by accidentally falling from cradle
Coroner schirmss Was notified TO hold an inquest
srluDs WIN 4 RAsoR.-Coronsr schrmer received
notice yesterday 70 hold Inquest ., No 500 West
fhirtysixth street, the body OF John A. Shields
vno committed suicide there BY cutting his throat with
razor No cause or reason u known for the commls-
sion Of The fatal sct An inquest will be held to-day
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chanesrsin sho suffered severely 10 the frscas are
sosy rsiiyinx coomos received violent fracture
ths leg that piece " the bone, inch and half
~ s1gth. ~ss extracted yesterday but he deems his
sxons comparatively insgn 1cani IN his iublation,
~ remarks, ~ me dscou lturs OF the damned black
fep1bicAns Chamberlain 10 conyale sc'ng but bis
sAaa has teen pounded literally into . jelly.
hahtrss - BrHtIscros CorSrv.-Mr. Aelits, Burning
son county. had valuable horse and buggy and costly
os o. le.s, stolen from him Tuesday night AID shs
thsf % sti a. large.
SALE ov rns ospsAscs waRxs.-The Trenton ordnance
works have been purchased BY Asssrs Myers Dc Miss
snt Fos for $4,000 These premises have been N
oecap % Tor iona time, owing their capacity
requiring IN immense cspas. 20 keep them operAiioH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07
SUPREME cuuar.

The Death of Ex-snrroVate Bradford--ActIon
Of rhe New York Bar.
Al informal meeting Of the New York 3sr was held
yesterday morning the Supreme Court, General Term
room, with the view Of deciding upon The course OF
70 be taken IN relation 70 the decsase OF the late
Alexander W. Bradford, ex-Surrogste OF the city and
county OF New York. Dir. Justice Leonard was ap
pointed chairman, and Mesrs. VIM. e. Curtlss and Nj.
bridge r. Gerry, secretaries COMMITTEES composed Of
the following named gentlemen i-wm. NJ. Evaris f. W.
stoughton, John = Burl, Richard o'Gormsn, s. M
tlops 10 dral suitable resolutions on the
many ofcisl and social virtues Of tho deceased gentle
rnsn TIE meeting then adjourned until Twelve O'clock
noon to-day The various branches Of the Supreme
Court adjourned mark or respect FOR the memory OF
tina dacnaerd
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rAs Preach Tke~ss~ 10 Cs~yt-Csvsssss
Assl~ss Hses.ssssrs.
nsfsrs J1Ags Wa vcrss
sars.on o Nara hwt L~p-rss csss cane
ssfers tss es<r yssssrssr. 60 essAf o. nsrsssn O
Rsssrs ~ss spps~r~s NJ esssssi est dsmsnds1 dam
age ssssa Ne ssfsss&s1 for sr><A 81 sAs covenant
sxslna inc1nssa.sss essnisss N tho deed. ~
whsra NJ Lew eesvsysd Ne lois - Fear.
l~spah sr~st ws<A Ne tfsneh theatre 200
s&.nn. ~ kct<ftA rsytnx 90 80 euseDsnk 90 not
uwess bu4 iasTscs4 shs " NE
th~ssss ~ aoyss ~ whos sarrsn< 81 ahe qa~s
an fsBs sccofdfngly. tns essf sxcavs1sd
sna ~.s husla ~hsn % o~nsr~ ~ hresfs q
a lal.nNklua coup<iist esnn1nsasmes kxsminsxios
vsssalsa tssny ys&rs i<ss@ss NE osnsrs 81
w.ts s.ch osnss nsx@r 40 M fscns soht fs~s
al thsir ota TIE ~sxhtscs co. gee tssrsiore, 70
modny hs nisss sne mm1e vhsk Ne 80 4oss Der me
$50 ihus lnrurre6 An1 ths p<r@assnl n1ury 6ens The
hos. TIE p4alnsaa FsGsss~ "a sns sGkea ps<lxon
femsrxsA
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Common PIeas-Part 2.
Held by Judge Van Worst.
Court opens ct eleven O'Clock A. n.
Marine C0urt-Trial Tern.
Held BY Judge Aiker.
Court opens 81 ten O'Clock A. II.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The November Term.
Before judge Biatchford-


The November term Of the United States District
Court for the southern district OF New York opened
yesterday morning, at eleven O'clock before Judge
Batchford Az that hour large number Of gentlemen
connected with the legal profession were In attendance
Process having been called and jurors summoned
having answered to their Names the bankruptcy calen
OAR, which there are nine cases for jury trial. was
sSsss su,,s have Already Appeared 10 the HsaAIp
The panel OF other matters having no reference TO
bankruptcy causes consns 20 less than one hundred
champagne trials which caused SO much interest last
when the jury disagreed IN the suit brought BY
The government against St. Asrceaux Co for under.
valuation on consignment OF champagne brought 70
this port
Bankruptcy Trials.
In ne Matter Of John w. wilson and Ohers and G.
Cor,ss and Others, Creditors, Henry r. hetsler and
Taouas G. Coupr1hscasts, Debsors.-Tns . case Of
involuntary bankruptcy. The debtors had made de.
mAnd that tho act Of bankruptcy which u alleged
they had committed should be inquired or by . Jury
but coming into court to have the question disposed
OF, they withdrew that demand and consented that
che should be left the decision OF the judge.
Three witnesses we're examined behalf Of the crsd
tors MT Price submitted TO the court that assign
could hardly be called act Of bankruptcy The Judge
raid that the assignment contained on the face OF
stances aud could not meet their engagements He
ordered adjudication In bankruptcy TO be made, aud
references 70 register TO take the neesssaay proceed
Condemnation Under the Revenue Laws.
ne usual prccIsmasions having been made in refer
eacs 70 the seizure Of property taken for violation Of the
ssvsnus laws. and claimant or owner having ap-
psared the fo4owing specified property, motion Of
Assistant District Attorney Rollins decresd and
ordered be condemned Tho United states nine
Seen barrels Of dised spirits and other materials,
found .. No. 1ee East Twenty NTH street;
quantity or distilled spirits and other materials found
No 19l East Twenty 9th street; bar.
res OF distilled spirits found Thirty street and
Tenth avenue; same vs. TIA lba smoking tobacco,
found at No l64 Greenwich street.
Death Of Ex-Surrogatc bradford.
On the motion OF Erastus Benedict ESQ. tho court
agreed 10 adjourn at one o'clock until eleven O'Clock
this morning. In consequence Of the death Of
Surrogate Bradford and for the purpose Of enabling the
members OF tho bar TO attend meeting Of that body
the Supreme Court Chambers where they intended to
take some action IN reference 10 ths death OF M Brad
ford.
Judge Baiohford, In asserting 70 the motion ssid u
vas very proper one, and desired tho clerk 70 make
. note OF II on the minutes Of the court
The court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07
CuEcstRs' sVursTs.

A NleHr wArcnxAs Rus ovrR AND EnIrp. Joseph
haher recently night Waterman and switch tender IN
the employ Of the Hudson River Railroad Company vas
over corner Of Tnlreth street and Eleventh ave-
nue. abont two O'Clock yesterday morning. By q milk
train Of cars and almost Instantly killed. The above
are all the particulars o the occurrence reported By the
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n~ns csssss osnns a., pss yss cay; rs'srsa -
R~s'ssss rscn ns<ss.~~ orsrrsn ana Dsssss o'Fsr
s~sis Nee fcfs 60 rsfsrred " k~gNsf nsytos "a
t~f CiosA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07
BOARD or EDUCATION.

ApDortionmcnt for the Support Of Public
Instruction for the Year 1865.
The Board Of Education mot ct Ave o'clock last
Ing, President Mclean in the chair
The following was presented and adopted
Resolved That the annexed estimates be duly authenti.
Gated under the seal Of this Board In duplicate sub
mned 70 the Board Of Supervisors and 10 the Board Of
Finance Commissioners. as provided by law.
DxrARrnxHr PUBLIC iNsrRUcrroS.l
Board or EDUCATION, Nov 9. 1851 !
10 snG Board SUPERVISORS CirY COUNTY or
Efv YORK
In subdivision Of the third section
81 the amend consolidate and reduce
various acts relative 70 the common schools Of the city Of
rsv YORK. and the amendatory 70 said April
1897 the Board OF Education hereby reports estimate
Of the amount and above the specified the
sixteenth section Of the said 6rst named which
required during the 1885, for the purposes OF meeting
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LONG sLAk1 NrElLIcskcs.
Usnrp STATES FLAcHur FsASKLn.

suvrosrD FATAL AssArr. -on Tuesday anerncon N
assault was committed - srarospor upon the pcrson
OF = German BY three willeus PORT folders, who
partly intoxicated and 20 severciy was ne bcaten
Smith has tho in charge and IS IN search Of shs
guilty parties
fatal FAIL Dows srAma--o Tuesday evening ~
Mr. John Carey Old resdors u Jamsica, vas ascend
ing the stairs leading to his tenement and when about
bslf way Oh he suddenly taken with What sup
posed 10 BE- parayuc stroke and fe backwards Il the
door below sustaining ujures 70 such an extent that 10
died this morning AZ an early hour Coroner Psarsail
held an inquest upon the body one or two wituessss
were examnsd,S and the jury returned verdict o.
afesih by . fall which WAS accidental" About two
m0aihs ago the vfsof Mr. Carey killed by an acci.
upon the Brooklyn Central Railroad, since which
TINS he has shown continuous symptoms OF decay
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Petitions FIled

The following petitions we're aict yesterday = Henry
n williams, New ysrS city referred 70 Register VIII
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ArExrrro ASSASSINATION Bro FLArs, Cnvxrvo
CouSrs.--A Big Flats Chemung county correspondent
Or the .Enira ddrcytis gives the following accopnt OF
an Attempted ASSASSINATION nj that place on saturday
nlshts--Lsst night on the arrival CT tram No.
A. The station MI. John Brougham, " Horse
heads, GOT OF and started for hp home Hs
bad proceeded about six eight rods from the depot
when nau camo out Of the wood pile upon tue track,
and a. he parsed him thrust pistol into hts lace and
bred The ball passing through hs cppcr Up Jaw, and
through the psats lodging 10 his throat Almost a.
tho that tho assassin bred MT brougham
drew revolver aud fired bnl With what elect 10 not
krowu, as the man, Immediately after nrne. turned
Grad tvo M 1re shots 10 s.am people PASSENGERS W
had cot OF The an bearing his Shots and cries Of 40
der, returned 70 the sspoh 1a ca.ns vp ar smith.
40 his nome DR. wcod~srd ~ss called and Srougham
wound but I'D not link advisable 10 dressed 'ns
NJ p,oaehan fully identified the r <fract the DALI
are nov IN pursuit ana will without d 50 and onccra
turA -" elsSs Sss-f
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r0xTus ~ - ssMtroNah Gsmm "-r hs csefbv frsn
NMaa go HNssrEe8 1umAet abeua bss nluEth ne
y fNlAi eAee&.IY ~ &nN natafa e<eafrat lr 0swA ~
laeafr 0eoAf a aEsa iesreen. vale m.kiuG ncrs
fUn 80 Manss fY ahaN ~ 90 xroln. b4t under the
snetafn8At ~ SO mo8N1t anseisus ~ she lnx
saan NHrf Al 80 AwwmNuf. ~ fslt sgus In,n sn1 "a
0tNMA - tMFmM NsN . Sc even - fet 80 wueh - a
So 4fffeN@ra 90 ~ teos - rAt " ihs trtfrisee
aaaa.w N4M sfsw 500 a. rtYsfcaa called.
80 81 ffsNeftffAm - Me4esG 80 tlrk ~ h4 90,
49, avNN4sxas k4NsaalanN - ma.fNnf rapture "a
f.n fsrn8 al MSnaag NxNNlaE VI 49, Sea. wArn. n
s.#a a 40 saaoM s4anaons % msaeal san he
49,
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Salaries d teachers In ward schools. $4,000
Incidental expenses Of ward schools IN
cludng fuel and gas .................... $1,000
6uppies through depository. books &c.. $4,000
kvenng Schools salaries 10 5000
NormAl schoola. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l300o
Colored schools, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
HfnS OF school, premises SO,Wo
Edaoasion. =. .......,. ................. 5000
uon including shop account . 5000
Corporation schools. apportionment...... 5000
--42. S37 900
Purchasing. leasing and procuring sitss
for srecuna bulldogs and for urnshings
etting up, Altering. enlarging and repair
tnG The buildings and premises under
0sr ehsrGe fer the support Of schools
As last annual spportonment Of the
ebooi nonsys made By the Board. and
for such further sums may6
necessary for any of the parpo. % author
tBod By this Get. $4,000
mskfng The total amount asked for. "a 900 900
And The Board Of Education hereby reports that after de-
Quoting from sad Aggregate amount Of Sa900 600 the amount
o. noneys apportioned TO the county OF New York,
es<i g. referred 70 In the fourteenth section Of that
and the several OF directed be raised By the
ttcenth section OF the act the Board OF Education
estimates that shs balance viii be the amount
which v be required during he 1865 for the purpose
esy Of Nee York
No ether matters Of importance being rssdy the
Beard thsn adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21

Stocks Irregular. Money % cent Sterling Ex-
change at GO days 109i; sight I10s. Gold 1861.
520's Of '62 1885 of '64 1867; Of 65 105B. l0-4os
993. 7-30s 1043.
AUGUSTA January 1876 P. M.-Cotton is less
active; Middling 31A cents; Strict MiddGng 32032s
cents; Good Middling 80 cents:
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, January 1876 P. M-Wheat
firm. Corn easier at 77a@078 cents. Oats lower
at G2 cents. Provisions frmer; Mess Pork S20 81,
delivered.
CAIRO, January 1876 P. M.-Dacon- Shoulders
104 cents; Sides 13I@13t cents; Bulk Shoulders,
packed, s cents. Whiskey 50 1892 Is.
MOBILE January 19-G P. M.-Cotton-Sales to-
day of $50 balcs-market closing dull-Middlngs
80 cents; receipts 1889 bales; sales of the week
1156 bales. Gold 136@137A.
BALTIMORE, January 19-G P. M.-Flour quiet
and receipts light. Wheat, no arrivals; Wintct
Red - 90@3 10. Corn-White scarce; prim3 81 O5;
yellow is plenty at 97c.s1 Of. Clover Seed scarce
and botter at IS 5n@8 rs. niskey, outside lots
81 70@2 Cotton firm; Uplands 3A@34ac. Sugar
firm at l0s@11tc.
- CINCINNATI, January 1876 Z. M.-W Wllskey un-
changed. Hogs shade higher, and closing Mt
81 50W7 80; receipts 3100. Moss Pork held at s2l,
with buyers at $50 So Bulk Meats are held at &c.;
Shoulders, 9Sc., and 10c. for Sides. Lard 123c.
Gold 1876.
NEW ORLEANS, January 19:-Cotton unchanged;
Low Middlng 80 cents; Middling SO cents: Sugar
in good demand; Fair IL cents; Fully Fair 12t
cents. Freights to Liverpool 8@11-lGd.; to Hayre
Id
Twenty -one vessels, loaded with G0,000 bales Of
cotton are Detained at the bar for want of water.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21

A sHooE1Na ArrA1R.-Tho following, as wo have
gathered them from u person who was present at
the examination of witnesses before the Coroncrs
inquest are the circumstances that led to tho
killing Of slIage" Henderson, o son Of Judge Fl.
T. Henderson, by Samuel H5nrdaway, in Wakulla
County, on last Saturday afternoon. Henderson
was standing in tho piazza Of Hardaway's house,
and used some expression which Hardaway
thought insulting, when be was shot and Instantly
killed by the latter. Hardaway remained in tho
house until he YVES arrested tho next day. Tho
Coroners iurv rendered o verdict for murder, and
Hardaway was brought up to Tallahassee on Tues
day, by the Sheriff Of Wakuua County, and lodged
in Jail, to await his trial before higher court.
The unfortunate prisoner is, wo learn, over sixty
years of age. Tho old story, 'Nhiskcy and somo
fra fair one" are said to be at the bottom OF thls
deplorabe Tallahassee Sentsnel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-21

REAL ESTATE IN BALTIMoHE.-The Baltimore
iad.) American says that IN enormous amonc of
property las changed hands i'll that city during
tllc last year. a reference to tho books at the
Exchange Salcsroonas for 1866 will show that Of
real and leasehold property four hundred and
hundred and eighteen worc sold, at prices ranging
from threo hundred dollars up to seyenty-six
thonsau,l dollars. In the sales are comprised q
number ct valuable farms and country seats aud
tile aggregate sales ril reach beyond million OF
dollars One hundred and sixty pieces Of property
wero offered aud withdrawn, because the bids
were not satisfactory to the owners or persons
offering for sale. During, the year there were
forty-ninc ground ronts sold, put they were gen-
erally small. Three steamboats, and ono sailing
vessel were sold. Among tile real and leasohold
property wero forty-fve houses sold by tue city
collector for arrears of taxes " -
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General N ews.

New YORK, January 19-Noon.-The specie ship
1nent on outward bound vessels to-day amount to
s156,0O0.
The Heralds Washington Dispatch denies au-
on the examination Of a single witness by the Ju-
dietary Committee in the impeachment case.
The Tribune's New Orleans special says forty
police1nen concerned in the July riots have been
arrested under the Civil Rights Bill on the oath of
freedmen.
Boston January l9-Noon.- Commodore Blake,
who has been lost in the snow since Thursday,
was found safely in hut.
The difficulty Of transferring goods, checks busi-
ness.
Of December 9th, announces the enthusiastic re-
ception of Juarez on the previous day and an es-
cort Of 6O0O men, by the citizens, with the firing
Of cannon, &c. There are eighteen American Off
GERS on JuGrezs staff.
prone Court has decided that the requirement. OF
revenue stamps on State legal processes is uncon-
stitutional The Court has unanimously decided
that as Alabama was a de Jaclo State Government
under the Confederacy, it's personal representative
are protected from loss under Confederate invest
ment.
FORTRESS. MONROE, January 19-P. M.,Tho
weather is cSlder now than has been felt here
during the last ten years. Navigation is serious
" embarrassed. Wind northwest.
Rio JASE1Ro, December 25.-It is said that the
Allies will soon assume the defensive. Gen. Lopez
and his army are said to be disaftectcd.
NEW YORK, January 20.-Oscar w. Williams wns
frozen to deeth while attempting to reach his homo
in HobokeD.,
BALTIMORE, January pa fierce binding Snow
storm is prevailing and it has been the worst day
that has been experienced for many years.
BALTIMORE, January 20, s ?. M.-1'he snow con-
times, the wind blowing gales from the northeast
At Fortress Monroe the heavy north wind prevail.
ing tor the past three days suddenly voered to the
b0a
Ss beayv gaio to-day, but somewhat luling from the
south sout6-sSoutheast. a large number Of vessels arc
anchored along the coast, logged with ice, Whlcn
extends from Cape Henry to Hampton Roads,
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The Nebraska Bill.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-The principal feature
of to-days proceedings IN the Senate was the pas
sage Of the Nebraska and Colorado Bills, the
amendments made b. the House on yesterday be-
ing concurredin. The result surprised everybody.
Both Bills will be presented to the President to-
morrow for his approval, but will, OF course meet
with veto. The following is complete copy OF
the Nebraska Bill as it has passed Congress. The
Colorado Bill is to the some effect:
Whereas on the 9th day OF March, A. d. 1864,
Congress passed IN Act to enable tho people Of
Nebraska to form Constitution and State Govern
ment and offered to edmit said State when 80
formed into tho Union, upon compliance with GER
tain conditions therein specified:
have adopted Constitution, which, upon due eX-
animation. is found to conform to the provisions
and comply with the conditions OF said act, and to
be republican in its form of government, and that
tloy now ask for admission into tho Union:
Therefore, bo it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of tho United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the Constr.
tuition aud State government which tho people or
Nebraska have formed for themselves be and the
same is herel accepted. ratified, and confirmed,
and that tho said State Of Nebraska shall be and is
hereby declared to be ono Of tho United States OF
America and is hereby admitted into tho Union
upon an equal footing with the original States III
all respects whatsoever.
State of Nebraska shall be, and is hereby declared
to bo, entitled to all tho rights and privileges,
grants and nmunities, and to be subject to all the
conditions and restrictions Of an Act entitled A'l
Act to enablo the people OF Nebraska to form u
Constitution and State Government, and for the
admission of such Stats into the Union on an equal
footing with tho original States" approved April
10, 1864.
SEC g. And be it further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect with tho fundamental and pcrpot-
ual condition that within said State OF Nebraska
there shall be no abrdgement OF denial OF the eN-
ercise Of tho elective franchise or of any other
right to any person by reason of race or COLOR ex-
'cepting Indians not taxed and upon the further
fundamental condition TINT the Legislature OF said
State by asolemn public act, shall declare the as
sent of said State to tho said fundamental condl-
ton, and sha1ls transmit to the President OF the
United States nm authentic copy OF said Act upon
receipt whereof the President, by Proclamation.
shall forthwith fnnouncc the fact; whcroupon said
fundamental condition shall be held us part OF the
organic law Of The State; and hcrellpon and will
out any further proceeding tho part Of Congress
the admission OF said Stale into the Union shall be
considered as complete. Said State Legislature
shall be convened by the Territorial Governor with
in thirty DAYS after the passage OF this Act upon
the condition submitted herein.
The incongruous requirement. Of Torritora!
Governor convening State Legislature has not
vet been explained.