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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met az IL O'Clock. Prayer by Rev. Dr.
Moore, of the Presbyterian Church.
REIIRED LIST
Mr.. HODGE, of Ky, intro iuced an ian act TO amend
set entitled act TO provide for the organ on
the Navy approved March 10, 1862 and for other pun
poses, approved April 81, 1862"
Toe bill was oIpOusd and paced on the calendar.
TEASsPoRIArI,s TOR SOLDIERS.
Mr.. READ, OF Ky, introduced bill supplemental "a
al act authorizing the Secretary Of War TO grant
ier- approved September g. 1869. The supp Elementary
act provides that when such ransiers granted by tie
Secretary Of War; be shall furnish transportation also
Passed.
MEDICAL DIPlRTNTSr.
On motion Of Mr. WRIGHT, oil Ga, the special order
for the morning hour-a bill to reorganz and promote
the Efficiency Of the Medical Department of the Army
postponed, and made the special order for the
lag hour on Monday.
,xrrssroS OF rHE ST sr,s
Mr.. RENNER. CT La, from the Committee on W ays
ard means, introduced )int resolution TO extend the
present session ofCcugiess to Monday, the Oh day OF
October, a. ~ O'Clock, n.
Nc. X said that ii Weuld be utterly impractible for
the Vous estimates 10 be seat in from the Depart
msns and for the Committee on WAYS aud Means TO
set up bills mskirg the necessary appropriations to meet
the expenses Of the Government.
Mr.. TlBBS called the yeas and nays on the pssssg
Of the resolution, which ordered, and the rssou.
tion agreed to.
RESOLUTION THAMES.
Mr.. CHAMBERS. oil Miss, introduced pint elou-
ton Of thsr ks Lieut. Isaac Brown md all und,
mis- commInd, for signal exhibition of skill and gal
gntry on board the stesmer Arks sis on the Mssis.
siPpi river July H. 1862 Unanimously agreed to.
IGNORANT AND INCOMPETENT cFyroIRs.
Mr.. NILES, Of s. O. from lhs Nj tsry COMMITTEES,
reported bill to purge the army Of ignorant and in.
efficient III era
The bill ordered to be prn' cd and made the order
Tor Nj nday and from day to day thereafter until dis
posed Of
INTELLIGENCE oTyIoE.
Ga motion Of Nc. GARNET, the House p.ssed bill
10 provide conmutGlon ana quarters for the Army II.
tclhgence oti5e and his clerks.
NPRRsNIsr OF SLAVES.
Mr.. HILTON from the COMMITTEES on Military Affair.";
reported back certain retoluions in relation impress.
sing for mill airy servcs male slaves between the ages Of
lWeEty and thirty years OF age Ths COMMITTEE asked
to be discharged fom heir further consideration and
that hev lie upt n he table, which was agreed TO-
M. HILTON, from the tame Committee reported back
bill further provide ter the public defence" which
provides Tor the mpressment Of able bod male ssves
tor N iary service The Committee recommended that
the b II do no; pses.
o. mo ion Of Mr.. DARGAN, the bill was made the
special order for Wednesday next
ILICTIoz oTrIcERs
Mr.. BATSON, Of Ark, from the Military Committee,
reported back, with substitute, bill 10 hOrizs ba;
uous and regiments to elect their own ocers and re
commended that the bill do pass-vhich agreed TO,
aud the bill was pissed.
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~ATrENrioN. CAPITALI.Ts

40 AND OTHEAb l-VALUkHLt heal tsfAlh 10
D -DA At AUCTION tbs bAY-The special at,tntifn OF
tie public fully called to the tses the foEoNng va"
liable zeal ksiae To Cd al suction this day, viz
A. 10 grsnite ia Mt Tenement Oh the
south side Cary between 18th and Virginia stress, oeeuIsd
by Mr.. Y. Guard.
Fad oeo to tie large Trick 1sremeSt Of Mr. Frsne!s
Lsrnsnr the sid. Ain street. MY opposite 10 the
equity Cou't mouse.
&c. At3K O'clock to the very valuable private Dwerg at the
corner Li,y 9h streets occupied MI John IT,
ah A. och ek - the excellent BRICK Dwell rs on
u between JefesOn and haeon streets,
occupied ~ nr siehard Pex.
an Al he sane Iur 10 the two small brick Tenmens he
Ct - adison AID Mo"re street, front
Together 6S ack $50 10 vide al ey
9TH oclcck eEcelen brick Tenement the south
aids Of UaEy street, To L.ur'l strte.
T At the hour, mcst beautiful B1iltng Lot on NE
GIacs Pine asd Be,idefe roRus
" feet, uLnlng baoE 10 feet to a wide riley.
for fiItner particulars ace auction head.
seJzy GODDIN APPEHsON, ACen
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r~~sPECiAL NOTiCE.-GRol ERiEs,
ADJUTAsT AND INSPECTOR GINERALs OFF CE, /
Richmond, September %, 1862. I
GTHE7AL 0RDLRs
No N

Hon.:ommnopei ofT,en and iyaieI rfc'lyrg an h-n
orsbe disc sre, shall be entitled transportation hone IN
cerhcsts cf the c5mnsndsn Of their company IA they
cannot al him their Sf1d ivi, u a. Ihy
their homes the place of enae for the purpose
4 enlJing
IL Appca for l.Syes Of absence. fur osghs discharges
aud tanes iron persons In and about Aehnopd Nh on
Sickness with Their immed
ate BANDING oreefs VII be DNte n Hajp- Ceasrs w.
kmt and vi not be coniidre. By the Department
Ami At q alleged phys cs elsa lily, and will
h pepsrtrn aiplcao sfor tranis 10 ftm troops
usde b. mmand
III. Commanding officers dre3 cd ID vii be required to
pr mp y the Of their csmmsai, Wh,hsr the
Ide by direction Of their predeeesors In
uaje their direct D..
" applicants for ank Of Captain Of Ar.ry In the
Ordnance Dep,TtI eat In add Ito T. the subjects In
Paragraph General orser, No g. series will b.
upon tbs ell o. Algebra sae keehan
!c IheniIry tp2eGbe TO Froectes and orassnce
BY order.
(sIgu,d) g. COOPER
seq Nv Adjt and Int, General.
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ADJT AND IssPEoToR GEsERALs oyTior,
u a
GENEPAL oRDFRS, |
M II

GENERAL oRDrRs -
l. All pTscnS who have made application for appointments In
the ordnance vOTps tnce the met q the present Congress
vi. them eSe, Tor examination by the fOard Of ces
oy Gene al Order Nc btt the AautAt and nspc
tor GrnsrS IL Offcs a, soOn 50 p aciic, bic.
IL A. u-nsd mesinss OF Bosrd viii keresG bs held
convenient the Headquarters the armieg the the
animation Of oncss VITO acting, bat have
E!s ilr ed
III Th3.e VIC pts the examination at the pre-
the will be GIrsrged for appoi ma capt las Let hpd
20 heuiea a'eor Ing 10 nefit and the Appointments will be
made t. N the be. d OF the list.
w. Al officers duty IN the ordnance will kel eater DO
eIaainei before promotion.
by order.
r. gcedl A. co0PEa,
Ep2s IL Adult, ant an, fnIpec.or General
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NOTICE.

lBE annual meeting Of the Stakeholder Of the James River
Kana.ha Company, vi be rle at the Company ofce IN
ti's city, Monday, the 9th October, 1862
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY
KnoE all by presents: That the be-
rg stockholders In Ri,er Oemrany DO
hereby constitute aud sppont
cur tree lawful Attorney and PROXY
reprfset OF In all general eengs OF the $40 the,
CT said Company, ted viihn ak 3n from
date here4f when not personally reprt,nsd
BY om- other prxs; Win fs power I'd aathoJ gen
ea meetings. 70 ave ,ueh vie vs, ard DO such oh.r
at acts oh Of could give DO aid
meetings 1--we we're pess lily preset: I'D We do hereby rAfy
and confirm Whatever vote votes acts said stto
nay ma lawfully give or do for u.s. puuuaoee Of the authority
hereby con ed up him.
Witnes. our hands I'D reals ihk dayof one
thousand eight hundred AID -
Tete. t-EIl
lsk,L
WM. p MUNPVRD,
se2T-e4s ,sSs,t.,v
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DIETRICH nouRra.


Mr. GARrRELL, from the Committee on the Jldi.
cisry, reported with recommendation that the same do
pass, bill change the places for holding District
Courts in certain cases." The bill was taken up and
passed.
Mr. GARTRELL also reported back Senate bill to
divide the State of Texas into Judicial Dist.icts.-
Prsssd.
Also, q bill to FIX the fees of District Attorneys in
certain cases.
The bill provides that for each case under the seques
trston act which lie brought to issue, the District
Attorney shall receive fee Of ten dollars.
The bill was rtjected-years 81, nays AZ.
LsYLUhs FOR SOLDIERS.
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE, of Ky, asked what had been
the fate Of the resolutions offered by him in relation 70
providing by law for the establishment Of asylums oI
invalid and manned soldiers, such have been inca
p4cated by disease.
Mr.. MILES, chairman of the Military Committee, to
whom the subject had been referred, said that the sub
ect had very vice range and that the committee were
not yet prepared to report upon it, but bad It under con
siderstion.
Toe following gentlemen voted on Friday for and
against the amendment of Mr. Mills after the recon
siderstion OF the vote by wbich it was adopted OF
Thursday. The amendment exempted ell who are nov
exempted under State laws:
Yeas-Messrs. Aver, Baldwin, Batsop, Bell B:nham
Ohsmbss, Collier, Davidson, Farrow, toote, Foster
Garnett, Goode, Gray, Hany, Hilton, Jones, harshsl
Mcdowell tQleen, henees, Miles, huunerlynn, Per
kius Royston, Smith OF N. O., Strickland, Triple
WEIGH, and the spesker-Sl.
Nays-hessrs. Arlington, Barksdae, Bridgers, Cham
bers Chiffon Olopton, conrad, Oonrow, OurriD Curry
Darssn Davis De Jarrett Dupre, Fireman. Gardenhier
6a-land, Gartrel Harris, Hartridge, Hsisk, Herbert
HoIcomb Holt johnson, Kenan OF Ga, Kenner, Lander
LYON, Lyons, Mschen, McRse, Moore, Pugn, Read
R4ssell Ssann, Tibbs, Vest, Wright of TeIas-40.
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" BCNIoNs,

CaIlosities,
Nails, dc.
Wore testr onlals OF D.. s1PULfZ5
Stl, read them and he benefited by tie o. <IAnSrA
Y, and cid shoul have III ir feet <S3Y6NSA
casiensly put IN good order. hbtSi1d
Prom Gen T J. Chambers O. 3 A.
BhulEs treatment CoTns Is He
several sO Corns from my sSt Without the slgIts ain
7. oHAhBIRs
Prom Capt J. Grte5, O. - A.
Dr. SehaE has this Day op,rsed upon Cor the relief Of
great suffering Of 'est He rItrsoed compound bard
Corn; So the Nails proud q. OF the all IN cions
Incident the feet During Treatment experienced easant
sensAii n instead Of, a. expected, much pain.
J. oG1FES.
Office, Wall Erect 30 el, Wall sGrest. se2s-2'
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VALUABLE FANNIE FOR hLB pRIyATE-
LIVE ieque,tsd the " OFF, foe sac pm
va els valu able IASm Of siI huldred and HAy Ae
ted the c1uI ~ u Goosehsnd miller from the JsmeR
Cas ID hy lies from tas city OF kehmond This Fam
veil eater spd adapted 10 all the sspe ops 81 his stii
The Imp sns nearly sonss log of Icslebt
Dselhns VITA sod ihs out buising ell ,eod
order.
further description tem d unnecessary hose vh,rs to
pu-ctas " II examine for Themselves
Apply 10
2T-a G0DDIN APPrRe0N.
CoscEsraArEo LIE-one box viii eIyhte pounds Of
~ sosp-ior sas a.
sspGs nEADR BAKERS Drug Store.
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NOTICE..

IL pfr'ors having Claims aga the OF George L.
"A Gordon deceased will please lave N properly auth
Gated ard forwarded me- at BendVoglO Post Os AlsemAr
seaI-as Jsn O. GORDON ldmr.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-21

We call the attention Of our readers To
the Address Of the Democratic members
Of Congress, on the first page of tO-day's
DEMOCRAT. II is bold, temperate, mas
terly paper--clear in statement, patriotic
in sentiment and unanswerable in argu-
ment Col. Richardson, the chairman Of
the committee and the reputed author OF
the Address, may, in the language of the
San Joaquin Republican, edited by per-
sonal and political friend Of the late Judge
Douglas, "be regarded as the political
executor of Judge Douglas, for no man in
the Nation stood nearer to him in conf
dence aud esteem and in unity OF senti-
nent and no man more truly reflects his
opinions Judge Douglas appealed to his
party not to allow their party feelings or
party prcjudices to embarrasS the Admin
iStration in the maintenance of the Con-
stitutiOn and the enforcement of the laws !;
bat he never advised his friends to join
the Republican party, and adopt its poll
cy; nor did he anticipate that the war
was to be prosecuted for the overthrow
of State rights and State institutions. In
one Of his last speeches, made before the
Legislature of Illinois, he said
II will never acquiesce in any warfare upon
the constitutional rights or institutions of the
S0Uth. NaNy attempt is nude 20 iuySde these
rights or incite servIle insurrection among
tnem, would be the first to rush to the rescue"
Were Judge Douglas alive to-day, we
have no doubt he would be denounced
by the Sacramento Union quite as bitter
y Is, ,t6",ss.i.ssAcD .:>> ss;.v..C>>EC<<S%yC>
indorSe the acts Of the party in power
without stultifyirg the professions Of a
lifetime. Those men who join the Re-
publican party with the prctensc Of 6eirg-
Douglas men, mUst grossly libel his mem
DRY.
Well and truly does Richardson say,
"the Democratic party will not support
the Administration in anything which
looks or tends to the loss Of our political
or personal rights and liberties, or
change of our present Democratic form Of
G8peroniehs. '1.EnarSSson, XAe loyal
Democrat, justly rebukcs the craven and
unprinciplcd politicians who recommend
the disbanding Of the Democratic party.
lie invites "al men, without distinction
Of State, section, or party, who are for
the Constitution as it is and the Union as
it was, to unite with us in this great work
upon terms Of perfect equality" lie
knows, as every intelligent man knows,
that the Union" movement is humbug,
started expressly by the minionS of the
Republican party to place that party once
more in power. Democrats, beware it,
aad mark the men who are striving to
transfer you to the deadly enemies of the
Democratic party. Rcbuke the political
knavrS by adhcring to your principles
and spurninS their advice.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-21
Down .. Psaassssaas,

The unobtrusive, patriotic fusionists
profess to be down on politicians. Poll
ticians and parties have been the bane Of
the country, and it is time to arrest the
steps Of both. They say, with innocent
assurance, that the Union movement is
q movement Of the people, and they are
only following the popular will-nOt ta-
king advantage of and trying to control
it. With virtuOus indignation they de.
nOunce all attempts to organize political
party and assert that the times and the
people demand q Union party-a party
without distinctive principleS-a party
with no antecedents. Do the people de-
mand the formation of such a party!
Have they expressed desire to see the
Democratic party disband its organiza-
ton? When, where and how did the
people authorize the originators and would
be dictators Of the Union movement to
act for themg Who are the leaders Of
tie Onion party ?-the people Have
they held meetings adopted resolutions,
promulgated a platform aud called con-
Vcntions! If so, where and when? Name
the time and place, selfstyled UnioniSts
An examination Of the proceedings of
the Republican County Convention will
throw sO,ae light on this subject. Car
penter, Fitch, McCallun and Ensmingcr,
oil professional politicians--men whom
the people have repeatedly rcjected--dared
to profanc the name Of the people by
claiming to be their representatives. And
to cay Ibe. eIimax OfAtsuEGIty, Carpenter
and Fitch stated that John CONFESS, an
invetcratc politician and importunate
office seeker politician and nothing
but pOiitician-was anxious to organize
the Union party. These are the leaders
of the Union movement in Ell Dorado
county all Of them office. scekerS-all Of
them violent and INSCRIPTIONS politicians
all Of them the refuse of other parties.
If the Democratic party were now in the
majority oil Of these patriotic gentlemen
would profess to be ardent Democrats, and
1rnounce in unmeasured terms the Union
How they would "give
tongue" to their Democracy and snecr at
the orignatOrs of the new party! Who
doubts thu? No one who knows the
Of either of them. They have
belonged TO oil parties and been laithlcSs
to oil. Just as soon as party to which
they belonged suffered defeat they desert
ed and denounced it, and joined its antag.
Onist and solicited its support. 1t is'tit
and proper for men Of such accommoda.
ting principles, such contempt for loyalty
to friends and benefactorS, to organize a
party in opposition to the true and proud
old Democratic party. From the Democ,
racy, who know and in an evil hour re.
wardcd them, they have nothing to cx-
pect. They may ride into power, for n
brief period, by the assistance Of the new
party, and by protesting unalterabIc Mt
achment to party and platform they
ately dcspiscd and sneered at. Is it not
mpudence for such worthless and decay
I'd politicians to claim to be e. the peoplei"
rhc people have not been consulted, and
f they had they would have selected other
md men of quite different character to
them-not needy and scedy and
politicians.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-21

THE Pooh NEGRo.--The cleveland
(Ohlo) Herald, q rabid Republican organ,
in noticing the arrival in that city Of
William Bedell, from Nashville, says:
1.-THE negroes appear I" share The hatred of
their masters for Northern men. They fire.
qnently shout to stranger from safe retreat,
What are you DONG here, you id Adolf
tiOnist':"
This does not look like a " Servi!c inSur-
rection," which the AbolitionistS so pleas
antly and joyfully and confidently pre-
dicted and counted on, before the war
broke out. Diabolical treatment, which
we heard SO much about, does not seem
to have made the slave the enemy of his
cruel master. Some other dodge the Alb.
olitionists must now resort to to arouse
the sympathy of their brethren for the
"poor old slave" The "cruel treatment"
dodge is no longer effective; the conduct
Of the slaves proves that it was manufac-
tured for Abolition consumption, to cna
bic dcmagogueS and fanatics to ride into
power.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-21


On motion,hfty dollars wereAllowed us J. Blair
fnr wall built at corner of Main and Cedar RaNIne
Streets, provided said Blairs make n deed to the
City of the prop. rty purchased Of them.
On motion, the Committee on streets and Public
Places were empowered TO negotiate with the
Messrs. Blair for the extension Of Cedar Ravinc
Bridge also, to contract with the sheriff u! Ii
Dorado County for the work Of County Prisoners
upon the streets Of the City.
The street Commissioner wac authorized to cm-
ploy such number Of hands as he may deem ad-
Nisable, and proceed immediately to place the
streets IN proper condition.
An Ordnance, providing for the removal Of rub
bis from the streets" ~ adopted, also. all Ordi
nance prohibiting dog s. from running al large.
Moved that Two hundred dollars be appropriated
to defray the expenses Of the celebration Of the
approaching Fourth uf July.
Yeas and nay called Adopted unanimously.
ON motion, the Council adjourned to Tuesday the
2ith inst, ut 81. U'c.ock +. NJ
c. +. chi BBrCk,
Gltv Clerk.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-21
ORDINANCE NO 133.

A y Ordinance TO prevent Dogs from running at
n large in the city of Placervilie.
The Common Council OF tie CITY Of PtGcerriiIe
do ortidiR as f5IiO'cs:
SECTION L. 1t shall be unlawful for the owner or
keeper of any dog or dogs, to allow the same to run
at large in any of the public streets or alleys OF
the City Of Placervillc except hereinafter pro-
vided.
SECTION 9. The owner or keeper of every dog OF
dogs shall pay license of five dollars per year, for
each dog kept owned BY him, and shall place on
the neck Of each dog kept or owned by him, 4 me =
taic tag stamped 4. Z. 1869; ~ (the date Of such
tag to be changed with each successive fiscal year
which shall be furnished by the City Marshal to-
gether with written or printed License, which
shall be good for year, the expense of the same
being paid by the owner or keeper OF said dog or
dogs.
dogs. who shall allow the same to run at large,
without having first secured the aforesaid tag and
placed the same upon the said dog or dogs, shall,
upon conviction thereof, be fined in any not less
than three nor more than ten dollars.
SECTION A. All dogs which may be found run
ming at large that have not upon their neckS the
aforesaid tag, are hereby declared a nuisance, and
it is hereby made the duty of the City Marshal bis
deputy and the Policemen to kill and remove the
same.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved June 18th. A. d. 1862.
GEO. +. JONES, Mayor.
hereby certify that the above Ordinance was
passed at a meeting of the Common Council held
June 18th, 1862.
C. f. CHUBBUCK, City Clerk.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-21

THAT staunch, fearless, able and reliable
Democratic organ, the Union Democrat,
closed its ninth volume last Saturday. 1t
has ever been a consistent and unwaver-
ing Democratic journal, and as such is
regarded with peculiar pleasure by the
loyal Democracy Of California We wish
1t success commensurate with it merits
more would be superfluous.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-21
ORDINANCE NO-l34

4 y Ordinance compelling the removing Of rub
n bish and filth from the streets Of the City Of
PIareryille.
The. Common CouncH fhe city of PhtcerriHe
do Orddin as hI/OHs:
SECTION |. The owner or owners, occupant or
occupants of any dwelling house, store, warehouse
other building, and owner or owners Of vacant
property, often once in every month, OteneT
If required by the Street Commits ohcr shall, with
in twenty-four hours after having notice. at his
their own expense, remove to some convenient
place of deposit, to be prescribed BY the Street
COmmiss iOncr, all earth, dust or filth that may
cumulate in front of his their said dwelling
house, store, warehouse, building or vacant pro-
perty from the line Of said property TO the center Of
the street; and all persons hereby prohibited
from depositing ashes, dirt, Shells broken ware or
filth Of any kind in the public Streets and all per
sous are prohibited from allowing any sink, drain
pool to empty into any street, public square
vacant property except by permission of the
Street Commissioner.
SBcTION2. II any person shall fail to comply
with the provisions Of the foregoing Section, it
shall he the duty of the Street Commissioner to
cause the same to be removed; and such cost of re-
moving shall be chargeable to the owner or owners,
occupant occupants of such DIV cling house,
store, warehouse, or vacant property in front Of
which such dirt or filth may be found.
SECTIONS This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved June 18th, A. d. 1852.
GEO. F. JONES, Mayor.
mon Council of the City of Paccrville held on the
c f. CUI-RRIrCK Citv Clark
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De1aecratic state Convention

~ . mssting Of TIRE DemOcratic State Central
CS@miatee, held at Sacramento on the 20th Of May
H0Ge, te ives ReaOIUed, That = Democratic State
CpaFeatAea b called, to meet at Sacramento, on
wednesday, the 9th Day Of August,
1ooD, ~ the purpose Of nominating a candidate
~ the oGoe Of Superintendent Of Public Instrue-
eiaa, and for the transaction Of such other bust
nsSS - nay es1ne before it, and that Delegates to
sUsA CsavSatiOn be sleetsd according to the fol-