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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26

ANOTHER SWEDISH NORTHUMBERLAND
London is at the feet Of Mile. Christine
Nilsson, q young Swedish singer, who has
of sudden made almost as great a sensa-
ton there as did the Swedish nightingale
Jenny Lind, score Of years ago. She is
described as "pale, fair-haired, little
above the medium height, slender in frame,
composed and graceful in bearing" in fact,
very attractive person. Her voice is pure
soprano, fresh, bright, and penetrating, and
her style is remarkably finished and bril-
liant,
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South Carolina Republican COnven
tion-The Gas Goes Out and tho Mi
lifary are Called In.
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 25.-The Union
Republican Convention Of South Carolina
met yesterday, Mr.. Gleaves presiding over
about sixty delegates, who represent six
teen counties. W. B. Armstrong, agent
Of the Union Republican Committee of
Washington, addressed the assemblage.
Thomas J. Robertson, delegate from Rich
land county, in a speech said he was
southern bred and born, but thanked God
the southern people had failed to destroy
the best government in the world.
During the evening session much excite
ment was caused by the Convention being
left in darkness from the turning off of the
gas. A guard was asked for from General
Burton for the protection of the Conven-
ton,
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WHAT THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
LEARNED FROM CAMERoN.-One thing the
committee did do was to establish the fact
that Mr.. Johnson's North Carolina procla-
nation was identically the policy. which
had been determined upon by bis prede-
cessor as his own; in short, that the
original draft of that proclamation was
that of the identical one intended to be
issued by Mr.. Lin coin himself.-SMn.
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COnfcderates DISTINGUISHED in New
TOrIk-Elowing Up OF the Table
Rock at Niagara.
New YORK, July 25.-The State Con-
vention has adopted an amendment to the
Constitution DISTINGUISHING all who volun-
tarily went into the rebellion. One con-
ferring the right Of suffrage upon boys of
eighteen years of age was rejected.
The steamer Granite State, from Hart
ford for New Yoak, was wrecked ON the
rocks at the south end of BlackwelPs
island, East river. The crew and pas
scngers were saved.
Half the Table rock at Niagara Fails
was blown off yesterday. Two hundred
pounds of powder moved the whole rock,
but projecting part breaking off, the rest
settled back.
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NeWSDaDer Change.

WILMINGToN, N. G., July 25.-The Daily
Dispatch newspaper here has been sold to
a. company of northern men, to be con-
Quoted after August 1st under Republican
auspices. W. II. Bernard. announces his
intention of starting new daily paper
cnnn
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Conservation of n Bishop:

New YORK, July 25.-Right Rev. Dr..
Young was this day consecrated Bishop of
Florida. DR.. Hopkins ofiiciated, the cere-
mony taking place at Trinity church,
which was crowded to overhowing. Six
bishops and fifty clergymen otliciated.
Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana, preached
the conservation sermon.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN NOT TO BE REMOVED.
It is authoritatively announced tonight
that the statement that President Johnson
intends to remove Sheridan is without
foundation in fact. His friends say that
hc may have contemplated such removal,
but not recently.- Washington Correspond
ence Ne,o Torh Times, July %.
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TELEGRA-.PHIC NEWS.
From, Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The ram Stone
wall (ex-Confederate), which has been
sold to Japan, will sail the first week in
August, under Captain George Brown, for
Japan.
a Tennessee delegation has again ap-
piled to the President for protection for
the people of that State at the polls, and
again been referred to General Thomas.
Partial returns from forty-nine counties
in Alabama show $4,000 whites and 49, 1000
blacks. The black majority, it is esti-
mated, will be $4,000 or 10000.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-In the Surratt
case the defence proposed to submit the
case to the jury without speeches, but the
prosecution objected. There will pro-
badly be two speeches on each side.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were $4,000.
The War Department has ordered the
firing of morning and evening guns at all
the military posts having the necessary
ordnance.
The Vice. Consul at Havana has notified
the State Department that cargo of COO
lies may be expected shortly at New Or
leans, in violation of the act of Congress
OF February 10, 1862, and the immigrant
act Of July 4, 1864. The Consul has rea-
son to suspect an extensive scheme on foot
for the introduction Of coolies as laborers
in the South. Instructions are being pre-
pared at the Attorney-Genera's Office for
the guidance of District Attorneys should
grounds appear to suspect the violation of
+hoca low,
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10 II

TOEN II. TYLER eco, successors
- to Mitchell s. Tyler, 1872 Main street, Rich
mond, Va, respectfully call attention to tn cir
varied and extensive stock Of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JhESI w
not surpa by any class of goods in the country
as to quality and which they will sell at prices as
low as in any other regular house north or south
Their presen. stock Is well selected and very com
plete, and consists of the most dosirabls and
fashionable styles usually kept in frst-class jaw
stantly adding now goods. They continue, az
heretofore to order direct from the factories hat
ever articles their customer may desire, and at
the shortest poss; ble notice. HAIR JEWELRY Of
every description made to order. WATCH RE.
PAIETSG done IN tho very hest manner by the
most experienced Watchmahers IL the country.
nv 80
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a Cnustructiou Ctto p.uo5e

NASHVILLE, July Pa communication
from citizens Of Memphis has been received
by Secretary Fletcher, urging that, accord
ing to General Grants letter to General
Pope, General Albert Pike violates his
parole in advising citizens to so to the polls
armed,
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Tho New Orleans Currency. &c.

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-The funding of
the city issue interest-bearing certificates
is proceeding rapidly. Some brokers are
purchasing it at three per cent. discount.
Over $4,000 of the circulation have been
destroyed.
The weather is very hot and sultry-
thermometer 81 degrees.
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The Weather South.

MOBILE, July 25.-Weather continues
clear, warm, and favorable to crops. Their
mometer 90.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 25.-Weather
warm, with but little Indication OF rain.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 25.-Heather
continues fine. Reports from the interior
represent promising crops.
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NE.-Port, common, So. 5o@S3.
CATTLE MARKET, July rs, 1876

UhTILh NAhhET, july 70, IsbT.
Beef cattle, common to prime, 4 to &c. per pound,
gross. Dull.
Sheep, SO per head to 4Ic. per pound, gross. Fair
demand. No prime sheep in market.
Lambs, 1925 to $3.50 per head.
Hogs, a to lo!c. per pound, nett. Scarce and in
demand.
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Taxing National Eank Shares.
BosToN, July 25.-The Supreme Court
Of Massachusetts, has decided that Ma
tional Bank shares are subject to city and
State taxes.
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MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.

MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 to 81; good dark working, IS to 80 sun
cured, common, ~ to $l2 sun-cured, good,
go to SIS coal-cured, common, 81 to Sl2
coal-cured, bright, 8l2 to $50; coal-cured, fam
cy, $40 to $40.
Leaf.-Common dark working, 81 to 50 !;
medium dark working, $40 to Sl4; good dark
working, &l5 to S17 fine and wrapping, SIS TO
*2l; sun-cured, $lj to $25 and 1872; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to 1886; yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra, $40 TO 800 and $780,
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luqs-Very common and heavy weights,
81 to $3.50 medium, So to So; good, ~ to
80.
Leaf-English shipping, sl6 to $50 and
S27. continental shipping, al3 to SIS and 1913
sTEaMING TOBACCO.
LsGf.-Commop, $l2 to Sl4; good, $l5 to ST.
fine, SIS 10 so and S23.
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.oUsEHoLD FURNITURE-NEw

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-NEW
Il ARRIVALs.-Ws respectfully invite astsn.
TUKR. In quality and variety wa CHALLENGES com.
petition. 1t cannot bs surpassed: Eyexy s name
Tor halls, parlors, chambers. and dinins "a nsts
terms which cannot fail to plssse 1880 y.
Thankful for the liberal patronage s,i,x soi,eie
for twenty ave years past, we fespSS'iu1
continuance q = gse e ssash
No. soS Main street eo sis,as y, 1WXRE.
HotIsRs on Cary Street near Ninth. nsH sna
bastn suited for any business, WIZ DO fsn1oo aoS.
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:, ' ,n +. Appleby, young man engaged
e1s : ie''er-carrier in the Baltimore post
H Ia'e' was arrested on Tuesday evening, at
cb H.. instance OF Post-ofiice Detective Wood,
S@ with purloining letters from the
, nIHe' There seems to be no doubt Of his
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FINE FRU1T.-Our city is abundantly
supplied with every variety of fruit; such
as watermelons, muskmelons, cantelopes,
peaches, figs, apples, pears, &c.-Mo0ae
| TI.;h7y,,e
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MULES AND :, Ho aTsn ss ~
wi lust arrived s s me pLLISSSapAMyAs
In Il, silsat. oNg HUNDRED YOUNG andl
WE'LL ROKE MULES. Also o lot Of ans Y0UNa
H0Rsss suitable for fasm purposes, Hhtsh IxA
Iinyits ths attention Of thstarnsrss and liant.
srs Of North caroline and b suRsSaoe
quality and pas% ~ n-O J01E ,. DAWN
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Distressing Accitsent-Seycn Persons
Drowned.
PORTLAND, Me-, July 25.-A boat cap
sized off Desert island yesterday, drown
ing Rev. r. G.. Chase and wife, Misses
Hauple and Tazewell, J. Hartman Of Phla-
delphia, and three others.
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, July 25.

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, July %.
OFFERINGS.
Hheat.-White, 96S bushels red, Lice
bushels.
Corn.-Whte, l,56S bushels; yellow, 4l6
bushels; mixed, 476 bushels.
Rye.-6 bushels.
OGts.--Jol bushels.
Fyor.-Extra, OF barrels; supertine, 80 bar
rels middlings, 80 barrels.
SALES.
IVhent-White, 81 bushels good ut 50 40 ;
3j2 bushels common at 50 .20IS2 .22E 90 bush
els inferior ut 81 Red, $50 bushels good at
% % "A bushels damaged ut $40; $50 bush
els very inferior 1T 81 .629@.
Co1n.-White, 40 bushels choice ut SI.l2S
80 bushels prime 1T Sill; l,23G bushels good
ut Il 10; 40 bushels medium at Sl.0S. Yellow,
80 bushels good ut 81 .Oj: lbs bushels fair at 81
Oats.-37S bushels prime new At 7oc.; Ia
bushels prime old at private terms; is bush
els prime old ut tic. ...,
Flour-lO barrels new country superilne at
s12.7 10 barrels new country superfine al
Sl2.J Both lots sold on the preceding day
and reported day.
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no. 211.-TO TIE LADIES.

N
! would respectfully call the attention OF the Ia
dies and the public generally to my large and well
selected stock Of
HAIR GOODS,
which Is now ready for inspection, consisting In
part Of
BRAIDs, CURLS,
TOUPEES. WIGS,
WATERFALLS, FRIZETTES, &C.,
which will sell at the lowest cash prices
have also received new patterns of HAIR JEW
ELRY, and am prepared to make and repair any
thing in that line.
Nothing butthe best gold will be used for mount
ing the same.
Profoundly thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on me heretofore, hope, by strict atten-
ton to business to merit continuance OF the same
WILLIAM WiEDT,
No. 2ll Broad street
10 IL hhtMenn Second and Third.
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RocKBRIDGE.-Th following is the cor
rect report of the registration in this
county: Whites, 2,Ol4; colored, l,Ol4.-
Lerinqton Gazette.
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Another Feeder fog tsse Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, July 24.-General We'tzel
and a corps Of typographical engineers COM
menccd the preliminary work for surveys
Of 4 canal around the Ohio Falls this
morning.
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T. q. KELLOGG, late OF ]. w. GIBSON, Of
G.. Sumner & Co. Richmond, Va.
CHINA, GLASS, AND

KELLOGG s. GIBSON,
1917 Main street.
We have large and complete stock OF goods IN
our line, which we are selling at very low prices
Dinner and Tea Sets In great variety;
Toilet Sets,
Cut and Pressed Glassware, Lamps,
Walters. Refrigsrators,
Water Coolers.
Patent Ics-P Pitchers, III
Table Cutlery Silverplatsd Ware,s
Ice-Chests, &c., &c. .g ss
For FOOD goods and low prices call at
" Ia KELLOGG Il GIHsON'S.
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JeaCe1ers, dc.

OPENING THIS WEEK at NOW
~ Lam Z CO.'S magnificent assortment of rich
JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SIhVERWARE,
fresh from the factories of Europe and America.
LADIES SETS OF PINS and EAERIN GS-the
latest styles.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, EMERALDs, and other
precious stones.
: ELEGANT WATCHES, with all the improved at
tachments.
SUPERB LEoNTINE CHAINS and PINS.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS.
CAKD-CASES, HANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS,
and great variety OF beautiful
PRESENTATION GOODS.
An endless variety Of STERLING SIVERWARE
In cases, at prices as low as any house in New
York or Philadelphia. Call and examine At
NOWLAN q CO.'S,
corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
10 aboys "A oOst-Olice.
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Tob1cco Exchange. July 2J,

There has been Il slight increase in receipts
Breaks continue full. Prices unchanged. Be.
low we give the transactions: Dis hogsheuds
- tierces, and 10 boxes offered and sold rs fol
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,;. AS,CoBEDo, if the accounts be true, cx-
S S"tY probably by the blood he has split,
;1 oeeA pleased to take "the Yankees !"
"a, 90 I ss lie says that there is no danger
- Io V ,! interfering with Mexico, and that
49, lS '.ae VIII come when our own "nota-
s,S ,S VIII be begging for their heads, in
r,ia au u begging for the heads Of the Aus
'''Sas'-Aelr York. Times.
''ucF persons besides the MexicanS FORE
.' 'nl' decapitation in the future. We
s .,-, ,: we don't.I A distinguished man
N'olcss that the Yankees will invent ga
-. %''' n'Hle steam guillotine," and SO save
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TALBoTT q BROTHER,

u MANUFACTURERS OF
e,ay.w pun1NFs SAW MILLS, GRIsT MILLS,
% 1AA. -HYDRAuLIC PRESSES, 30. .aont,
ara again in business corner Cary and
streets, and prepared 70 ia ,hinr now out
t tso Our ,mpsossd osGiLIATlNd ENGINE u
ss%ssRg s sna ANY visiting GIhS 70 buy
viii DO Wei 10 cali and Sos thsm before
elsewhere,
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.


Virginia coupon bonds, including back
interest. ................ W
Virginia ex- coupons. ................... OF
Virginia eX- coupons, new. OIL
'r rest ~. AK
Va. registered bonds, new, lS56......... 81
Virginia registered bonds, 1s67......... 30
N METH C Caroin. e Observation-Disclosures. m@5s
North Carolina new bonds ............ Do
Tennessee ey.coupons 6sh
Tennessee new bonds. 66h
G GsoTga bonds psr te noms1 bonds ssa7
Richmond City bonds. ................. s5166
Petersburg City bonds. observation-disclosures. 20
Lynchburg City bonds. 20
Fredericksburg City bonds (nominaD.. 80
Norfolk City bonds (nominaD .......... 40
; (mortgage). .67Gs7h
Richmond and Danville Railroad bonds
mot mortgaged) Observation-Disclosures. 62S
Virginia Central Railroad lst mortgage
bonds. .65@67h
Virginia Central Railroad I'd mortgage
virginia l Central per cent bonds: ss0o
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad first
mortgage bonds. 40
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad "a
mortgage bonds. ..::..:....;...,.:.; %
mortgage, per cent. bonds. ....... 65@s7M
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, first
mortgage, per cent. bonds. .65G67H
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage, 8 per cent. bonds. .57E@6O
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, per
cent. bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
per cent. bonds. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad dividend bonds, 6 per
cent. ............::.... %
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad bonds, per cent?. 72N
Richmond and York River Railroad S
per cent. bonds (nomina) ............ 80
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad stock. 90
A Stock, REHABILITATION. 1920
Virginia Central Railroad stock. 1890
Virginia and Tennessee Railroads. stock. 24025
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
nominal so
First National Bank. 1880
National Exchange Bank .............. 90
Planters National Bank. 20
National Bank of Virginia. 7o675
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FGTtiIi2erS.

for sale by e. Y.
E STOKES 4 CO.:
Pacific Guano Company's Soluble,
Pacific Guano,
Flour of Bone,
Sea Fowl Guano,
Bradley's Super Phosphate Of Lime,
Old Dominion-Southern Fertilizing Com
pany, Richmond,
Tobacco Fertilizer-Southern Fertillzing
Company. Richmond,
Bradley's XXI Phospho.
We are agents for the above FBRTlLlZEkS, aud
are prepared to take orders at present, and expect
cargoes early in August. ,ro,-,, o 90
1y Is A. I. SIOhEo w.
DHGNIX fifty tons Pines
1 nix Guano, the finest fertilizer for turntps yet
tried in this aection of the country Price $50 per
ton. 5. +. LAIhhO5, hgSnt,
jy 10 Eighteenth street, sonth side OF DOCK.
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Seeds.

NEW CROP
TURNIP SEED AND CABBAGE SEED.
All the best varieties of Turnip and Ruta Baga,
imported and home grown.
ALSO,
Just In store, fine American
FLAT DUTCH CABBAGE SEED,
of our own growth.
ALLAN Il JOHNSON,
10 1905 Main street.
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NrcRo SUFFRAGE IN New JERSEY.

NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN New JERSEY
We must do the Radicals Of New Jersey
the justice to say that they have come out
fairly and squarely in favor of negro suf-
frage. At State Convention held in
Trenton on Tuesday they passed, among
others, the following resolution:
"ReSoiued, That the Republican party
of New Jersey, encouraged by past tri-
umphs, and proud of the high record Of
its executive, its legislature, its senators
and representatives in Congress, cheer
fully accept the issue of impartial suf-
frage as one Of the most important ques-
tions to be discussed in the approaching
campaign, confident that it will be sus-
tanned by the calm Judgment and patriotic
sentiment of the people Of this State, and
by the grace and approval of Almig hty
God"
The Horlds correspondent says:
@ The leading Radicals give up the State
as hopelessly lost, and say, 'All gone up
BY New Jersey law the amendment they
propose to the State Constitution must
pass two successive Legislatures by ma
jority vote, and it then becomes part of
that instrument"
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DUCKWHEAT and HUSGAh ~ a. y
~ oaaoo' " ALLISON & ADDISON,
ny 1920 Gary street.
VARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply OF
(T -aIjabIe GARDEN and FLOWER BED ]us1
resolved by JOHN ". R1s0h; NJ. Dl1pggis a,,
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rVURNIP SEED-groWth Of 1866.
Rnta SAGA White Globe,
Psd TOM White Norfolk,
w Flat Dutch Seven Top,
and other varieties Turnip Seed
@ CABBAGE SEED:
Flat Dutch. Ok Heart,
Drumhead, sarly 1GrS,
Wtnningstadt, Large forR, <.,o
and other varieties superior Cabbage Seed for sale
by Ahhs 1920 Cary street.
iy elm Io-o 80. $50
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CHARTERED FEBRUARY, 1858.

Assets employed here for the general benefit
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invited.
Office, No. 1914 Main street.
D. ]. RaRTSOOK, President.
DAVID .. BUR-, Secretary.
BIC. WHERRT, JR., Assistant Secretary. IT.!
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C0pjsctio7aG3'ies.
Insurance Companies

assurance.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05
LIWS or THE UNITED STATES.

PASSED ATTHE SECOND SESSION OF THE XXXIXh
CONGRESS
CHAPTER IAN Act making appropriation and
supply Deficiencies ia the appropriations OI the service
Of the Government for the fiscal year ending June 80 ioO
CHAP. II-An Act TO amend act entitled, An act
granting land tine State Of Oregon to and IN the con
strucCn OF military road from Eugene City to the east
en boundary OF said state A., ,.,t,
CHAP IIIAn Act to regulate the elective franchise III
the District Of Columbia
SIC l. COniers the elective franchise on male cilHcns
the United States 81 years and upward, without as
tncon on account Of race or color, who shall nave re-
sided in the District year next preceding any ctcoh
therein, excepting pauPcrs persons under guardianship,
those convicted Of any infamous crime OF 9Icnsr u
those who may have voluntarily given aid ana comfort 10
the Rebels In the late Rebellion
SIC. 2 Provides mat any person whose duIy u snal.
bc receive votes at any election within the District oi
Columbia who shall reject the vote Of any person entitled
10y the person injured, and indictment and conviction,
TO fine not exceeding 5000 or 10 imprisonment not eG-
cccdng one year in the jail OF the District, or both
SIC g. Provides that any one wilfully disturbing an
eector in the exercise Of such franchise shall he guilty OF
misdcmcanor and on convection sna Dc llaoie 10 inc
not exceeding $1,000 or an imprisonment not exceeding
80 days In the Jail of the District, or both
The remaining sections prescribe the manner In
which the election shall be held, &c
CHAP. ". An act suspending the payment of moneys
from the Treasury compensation 10 persons claiming
the service or labor Of colOed volunteers OF daed men,
CHXP, v An act setting aside certain proceeds from
Internal Revenue for the erection OF IN Inc
Montana, Arizona, ana Dak0ta.l =, .,.
CHAP VI An act TO fix the times for the regular
PROVIDES that in addition 10 the prcsentrcgar times Of
meeting Of Congress, there shall be meeting OF the Ath
Congress Of the United Sates aud Of saGh SefGe Gee a,
day March, the day on which the term begins lOl Mnc
March occurs on Sunday then the meeting snail take
place at the same hour on the next succeeding DAY.
No person who was member OF Ihe previous CONGRESS
shall receive any compensation as mileage for going 70,
returning from, the additional session pfONlutu lOf pl
CiIKP VIi@En act I'm regard to the compensation OF
route agents la the Post Office Department,