The statutes of Nebraska, embracing all of the general laws of the state, in force August 1st, 1867, with marginal notes, showing the contents of each section, to which are prefixed the Declaration of independence, Articles of confederation, the Constitution of the United States, treaty with France, organic law of the territory of Nebraska, Enabling act, and the constitution of the state of Nebraska, with the act of Congress admitting the state, the act of the Legislature accepting the conditions of Congress, the President's and governor's proclamation, with an appendix, embracing all of the general laws passed subsequent to the adoption of Revised statutes. A glossary and index are added., by Nebraska et al.

Title:	The statutes of Nebraska, embracing all of the general laws of the state, in force August 1st, 1867, with marginal notes, showing the contents of each section, to which are prefixed the Declaration of independence, Articles of confederation, the Constitution of the United States, treaty with France, organic law of the territory of Nebraska, Enabling act, and the constitution of the state of Nebraska, with the act of Congress admitting the state, the act of the Legislature accepting the conditions of Congress, the President's and governor's proclamation, with an appendix, embracing all of the general laws passed subsequent to the adoption of Revised statutes. A glossary and index are added.
Author:	Nebraska
Author:	Estabrook, Experience, 1813-1894
Note:	Culver, Page & Hoyne, printers, 1867

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