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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30
Little Miami, Columbus & Xenia
AND
DAYTON & WESTERN

On an after MONDAY. May 11th, 1868. FOU
TRAINS DAILY will leave Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, ST.
LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN
DIANAPOLIs & CHICAGO.
Withou tchange of cars to DAYTON and RICH
MOND, and only one change of cars Co IN
DIANAP0LIS and CHICAGO. .l....-t
Connections are reliable as follows
FIRST TRAIN (Daily). '-
Leaves at 1:2O A. NJ. for Cincinnati, Circleville
Lancaster Hillsboro and Chillicothe stops at Ion
don, Xenia, Morrow, and Loveland arriving at
Cincinnati at $40 q. m.
SECOND TRAIN.
Daily except Sundays.)
Leaves at 500 A. NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton
Richmond. Indianapolis and Chicago. and stops at
Cedarville, ,Xena, Spring Valley. Corwin, Morrow,
South Lebanon, Fosters, Lovelanh, Milford, ar 4
irving at Cinci nnati at 10:35 A. NJ, connecting
with the Mail Boats. s. .r.-' 'F.s-li - IN
6 aY THIRD TRAIN. rs
7 DAILY except Sundays.) 'a2
Leaves at 1895 p. NJ for Cincinnati Dayton and
Springfield. via Xenia, arriving at Cincinnati &C
~ FOURTH TRAIN.
.s DAILY except Sun6ays.)
Leaves at 5:15 P. NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton and
Springfield via London, stopping at Alton. West
Jefferson, London, South Charleston, Selma,
Cedarville. Xenia Morrow and Lovelaud, and ar
irving at Cincinnati at 1000 ]. n, rg-.. s4,r4
: ts --f "4a...l e..sT- Il
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A New Article of Food.

-.-. l7TdnsLdttozsl -
1t was Nj. Brillat Savarin. the celebrated Frenc
vents new dish does more tor Society than tn
man who discovers Planet" The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30
mrs, with much respect and gratitude,
WV. b. RNETT.

ROsadaIis Cures all Skin Diseases.
WILsoN N. c., September Is, 1867.
Dr. Lawrence; Dear Sir-In 1862 my son, now
aged five years was vaccnated with what proved to
be impure matter, which completely destroyed his
health. He has been afflicted with an inveterate
and extremely troublesome Eruption of the Skin,
sometimes breaking out in sores, &C. Rosadalis was
pres rbed BY my family physician. DIR. A, ID. Moore
Aftcr taking it few weeks my son became and re-
mains entirely well.
Yours truly, J.B. DANIEL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30

1t thoroughly eradcates every kind of humor and
bad taipt, and restores the entire system to a
III is PERFECTLY HARMLESS. never pro-
ducing the slightest injury.
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tatesaart,
RAN ROAD TIME TABLE.

showing the arrival and departure Of trains at %.
eumbus, Ohio. On and 6fter Monday, May 24
sss rains will run as follows: --Y9 9EOE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30

FROM G. W. BLoUNT. ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT Law
. ---. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
I have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness, of ten years standing, by
Rosadalis. GEO. W. BLOUNT.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
LITERARY

An interesting brochure has recently - uoVn ~
,,shod in Brussels reprinted from literary Jou
nat civ IN which an elaborate analysis u s',n ~ er
~ - t,e artists by our cOuutrymau Mr.. Henry
,Sar,o, v,tn highly honorable and appreeiauVe CIV
,,Isrs The writer remarks that " MI Iuchetina ~
h,,, rl,ce among tho distinguished authors oi '"o
I,,I s,,tes HIS works. complete ana inc'u eAPo'
,, - American Ant admirably fulfilling the pI''iS' VI
a., ,,,Ic The historical essay. pTehxod to the 'oi""'
,,o birth and progress Of Art in America mas No 0
80, favorable opinions Of the learned and aI'lo' No'"
Iis biographical aud critical notices are inoucS W nv
,isioo clcaruess and accuracy. WITH mOeiaus"O'o I
,i,.o bo Inns prepared list Of the prlncpi ttlr.C
,rorks which eubellsh The public galleries %nu t ~ ~
,,se collections in the United states 2lNhg 1lv
l,ief,rv of the chief productions OF the Amer
A. .,llrtors lie has performed MS tast WIZ 80
IN. succfss His Introduction Is "a gculht Vt'Sc q" "a
slouudIue iu tine most ingenious views anu t"' t a.
.ted suggestions. In the pages Wilch ne ucN W m
rsrly tutrcn artists he reads their htt to US,
tn the present generation and discusses leu Win 'u
inte ltrpar1iity The modern painters may colsidtu
Iae themselves ON having found judge no less edula
thau coupotent Mr. Tuckermans enterprise WAS OhO0I %
necullar neulty. but he has accomplished IL WIN o
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Ilfh 91nbIitptions.
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, m ,,d h q open Communication between The two worlds
m rd sed author here furnishes complete and thorough
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TINHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1863.

THE TRIBUNE almanac Fof l'''
qh, popular Aal le issued about NesYe'f' 'td VII
eosislu;
A,,ronou al Fsets br tie EGgses Tei rsas'' Sc
IL Regular Csndas Rising aud Setpgof Sun 'Hd Nooa sh
Water srd changes Of Moon or al he country.
Ill Tie mptsehmtu Trial President Johnson report n al prom
per points by party DIVISIONS ol TIE main ga'Ton'
" Political Platforms Of 1903 yiL;
A.-Naionsl Republican Platform At Chicago
a-Proceedings oithe Convention.
b-L,i,er, ofAocsgtsucs BY Gen Grant aud NJ Co'hr
B.-Dtmoaaue Platform At Tam~any Hal, Ns"'io''
o-Tbe long struggle fora Candidate with tie '-yer'
ballots and fusl result
D-lstters Of Acceptance By Gov. Seymour and Gen
Blair
Gen. Blair, celebrated Broadi.ad Letter
Liv,yiIsd he last "Ion Of ConUe" fu TnoI'' Of al
Isport,rt Ic.,; she Eigbt HOur Law, ke
VI Csbus, Membs-supremt CouMpssrs to obtr couuirs
VII xL,h Co1gn-Ls, Of Senators, viii Poltc Po'tOfcs
addresses. srd time Of eIprsiion oftsrn'.
List ofheHbsn Of the House q Representatives, vih s'ei
Districts. and Poiue.
VIII. The xLI.t Congress
LET ofs.nstors .. hr a. chosen. politically e's,,ifeL
LIST OfMembsr,of Hous, Of R,Pr''suisu'-, by SD,'
Districts. and politics. a. fsr a. -ecsL
TX FusncL Afrs-ConGu0nO Of tie Poblc Debt OfcAy lie
cared to CoBres'
sm.tt q fsIy.,,, Of the Gorsrpn from ,h beginning
TIE Rebellion
The several slate. Ares Population Of Electors c,p
tls Governors polealy dslOiel) their sis,' tine their
ierms s1prs days Of mssiinE Lsgsatars, days when
Elections Carefully corrected 10 the prs',n
HI Foreign GoysrnmsnisAes Population Kusp Tiles dai'I Of
Accs,,on, and fonrs Of Government
RetuusFa ohcal return tY Coun Of The yo. for
Seymour in November 1868 compared VITA iA.i for
Lincoln AID Mcclellan 10 1864
Ones rs,urps BY Of or other
ltadog Sisie officers, ia 1863
Ofatl By Counties ard Districts oi votes IN 1868 o
Hemkersof Coure1 with political division of candidates
Sn;e tss,.afss -'lsG Yo.gc. tri"on' III Senate and
House
xuI R.eept Elections oT Delegates 70 Congress AL other oSeeH
rapidly growing Territories
XIV SuHmar' Of Recent Presidential Borl ,hpsug tie votes Of
eaeb state, AID tie vast increase IN l553
EoTEW have tasn uuusn ts record Of ih. votes
given 1853 eutrs complete and Nearly every State
for President and COps5 h bee copied directly from the ons
record and oeSd J tie officer j. especial give
facts al these retur 'ad neither pains hs
spaiei to approach "a neafy possible e, h'f,t
Price 20eepts per copy.
Seven pet paJ o Dollar ore, sH BE- f'rd ie or',r Of
Their reception.
Address orders s.h cssh incosed. 70
THE fkIRtNE Ne. Y.rt
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
ottan SttImtrs.
EOR Sr. THOMAS aud BRAZIL.

COR NEW W-ORLEANS DIRECT
TllB CROMWELL LISR.
steamships Lire vii ears Pier No SonL R'e a. ocoe
D n. "a ioi0Ns.
GEu. WASHINGTON. .Gager.... .sAIUkpAf, JaHu8rvi ,
COKTEN............... son....NAI UkDtl. Jsnuay
Frshi utsa b So Louis Noble ssd Gasss'Oa at sar'ns
rates
For rs,a.. or Freight ,PPy to etoAi %: As's,'i r..
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
.VANTED-A good BUSINESS MAN, TO take
IsSSiag GmSs, &t.

At VIM. EYERDELL" SONS, No 10 Ful-
~ tsa tsa,I-SbDDlSG cAnDS Isd PINE srAiIOsKRf tb'sA5
stsa l8i3t
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
0antirg Auotui,s.
4nsimI Snsiramfnis.
WONDERFUL PIANo-FoRrE.


eat care and Discriminate should lt tIrl 60 uft
meu The merits have been Thoroughly l 1 Jears Of ia
sui experience 10 loS aery toil 'ai saon by
permitting ones te oyeuur br oafsde sl's. nlefe n
,nus.c qualiir. much more 20 hs dssrsL
Al persons and aufe he endowed rh Po"e'
DETERMINATION between good aud bal sun iohe eni to mAse
rro, eeon ry must necessarily d.et ih,s'u el al fe1gs
Of prejudice aid pari.siiT.
We claim % have svented u mpot,nes and adapted others
which eouu'ed toserf enable, o., ronSlrtg SkW
SCALE PIANO FORTES superior ihansnis manu-.
ciared either 10 poitt psncav Tueh Fah sd
Durability We solicit visit from all ssel cr and earnestly
ouest hat they " give borough Ssar'hng
Examination in every psugsr feeling assured tst r ard n1'
peadesd Judgment, Thoroughly oohofs~ m pi the lrrni
-, excellence srd tat to slue
turipg iupeI1ugtly "wONDERttL PIANO fOGIE'
STODARr 4 MORRIS Manufacturer.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

T. EuIriacs an T.ea,, ,yvsu.A,l
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRK; ~,
I r s.c . E,',' 'ai 81 Ss,g','s .gs ,s s ~ 10
For Mina s,,,Sori f,'rse soatLpo w,,gor 100 s
Fo Sor,.E "a 70 lEs) 800 Il3o lfs e. SEQ 'sr'
81 For p,rsS ), ish oo a2 s " 81 eai as
samf0i 1oc. ee' Et 400 l,,o :. m 'I'' 'hA' so "
fol erssarsS al a,.r.,,. stations 100 So0 iLNA" i"
'" ''' 80 S''' CONNECTING rRAIss ,m
For Boston v. sp''sish $50 80 :, H. th5 soo O m SAhh
fSr i,or aai Spa,ssd i5O q m (sI ,' 400 tBrh go
Fr cous.sueu, River R.lro.i 500 (Erl nHp 10 A''
fs iopsri p w. oyi.ac snd Fi,ht R,ro,i so, ) a"h"
Fcr See.Hu.n Y..Lopion aad s,'niHGoa R''''d "S'"
For Canal R,iesl 80. m, lc5P n 70 No'A'1'''' '''
l,mshnE .,, .c,. m
fo5 Saas,,cI Railroad soo a N" s 1g' ,sS ne
cooAoa'a' Sr'Pas c''' attached " "'y jSMsS noYr Nll
NEW JERSEY r. R-CHAASG.Eg g6, or ,,. n21% S.s.ss
TON 6:D Va C,nisa A. P ' VIZ S' s,i S anJ wssh@s
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loR rs wEsr-'o,r u og~ ~ - 20 90 "a S'ess.
This sos No. aad o. m taas molia % NJ uaa
ons to Cuens,n ~thou elasc ma ',ne soia sesr.
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF J.. L.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and .a,r p,e.nb.rI 1. 1914 the tain, will fo'"'''
$50 m fom roa.,,.t,a tcrr VA, nad Accommodate T." Wy
vile aud " Az NIsiolA
9:lsr ~ kpr," J,n, r,"a' Ge,s' s,,, s,, .,i
ssrrss South o." BAY i"i al Stations h''' 70 ''''
Wildwood
.,l5u NJ Mil and Acesnaol,,ioa 10 Ilp iui al S''''
$40 D. ~, Aec0ameiitea TO itHac>
Ira 90 tf Newioh
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Leave Saw "a. kEpresN
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NJ, , lanai, -.n g g.nAw sni J:O3p -,
p,S, far Rs, Pcr , Point Patebosas. aud bssP'' WV
"et%.~' and ''''P T" ROBE WHITE, sSpsriGssndes1
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
NEW york and NEW -HAVEN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGENENr
COAMESCINg NOV ., 1855
TRAINS LEAVE SEwY0RK:

p,s,.,r Stos Nerrors corner TreasTeath 81 d foas
kHsriacs On rSeay ,evsnA"
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Qtntistrp.

E'HE LARGEST, BEST, and CHEAPEST
DENTAL ESFABLGs snAIENT the Cit sets ~ O.; a.,
Coaie +l2i Pane $50: Fine 1o Sia Rructug nner e q
cents each tooth Refer 70 Tie Rev s fs oad Crosby I'D ~
BuhleY. Poud Rudd. ani etheT. Dr WAIT Sons nESs.r
INSTITUTE M iweuiy-aidL. foaIhav Gas fre,t h. "a
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Stlv SIanita.
rur osrArr,r rsyssrios o. rns Aee

TnK eREArEsr INvgSroS 90 THg AGN
GANVASSERS WANTED everywhere to sell
" SMITH HALL co.'s ELASTIC HAND STAMP, The cheapest
most sHle ani usefli article eltlpt o printing upol ~
WOOD HETAL. GLASS, STONE, LEATHER, CLOTH OK PAPht
requires b. Continuously pFnd = sp,stle tI
mtu ;snd plate metal hard ssmps and branding irons
utterly and poit use Tor attaching pA'eu
abe, }, gpOn iois.. bales. or parcels. q,
lt.tyalsbe merchants. manufacturer bankers aus&s ul
companies hotel keepers iuAconis IL sussl IN efty
usrs.s trade profession. aud valuable o. adyerrs
Ruce required Agonts presenting satisfactory eren1a MI lie
fass sleI samples Apply by letter or person %
80. GO COrRTLANDT-SF. y. Y
\NANTED-A good BUSINESS MAN, 10 take
- she Seed Department age House 10 one oi ne
prsrptl West need appy un the understand the seed
thoroughly banhes aud good references m
character. sreak German preferred ADDRESS JOHN
son. ROBBNS Co.. Weheisheld Conn
NVANTED-AGENTS III every state to sell
ore OF te finest RSGRAyISGS offered the pa5c SEMI
m circular Of LIES DAY uh parcuars OAe agent rspoisA
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QIn 4 DAY FOR ALL.-STENCIL TOOL
Up ~ sAMrLES fes. Ad4fs', 4. J. FtLLAW sPnnstsdNL
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
vNHE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW
L VOL. xviii, so XxXy.. DECEMBER 1903

YINUE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
Il VOL. XvlIL 40. XXXy; DECEMBER Ioot
I-IyFERYAL DIyINITIES, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
U-EARLY CHRISTIAN LITERATURE
II.-THB SORROWS OF BURNS
V-ORANGRlSM is IRELAND: ITS HISTORY AND 'HAE
vI-GEORGE WILLIAM HBGEL ...,,...,
VII--rHE MIRACULOUS ELEMENT IN OIh fhEIVpINA"''
vII-ANCIENT BTRURlA
K-NOTlCBS AND CRITICISMS. ... g.. 40, ,...
sesrchrgy reviewed and criticised 10
rt are oufeoN's BBglaud Trsgees Nous haIhy rae
e NoheTs SYMBOLISM Secretsry McCalochs Report lies -,
Report Deans Civilization Bishop b'e!s ras' AS'
The Appendix on has something to interest a. Who take
ICSy Sy @ ks rom agents in an parts United states md
British Amena General Agents American News Co. SahscP'ya
advarcs specimen seDt - any rat the O
S'a'e'' postage paul. OIL '''''P' EDw T. SEARS LID.
Eiitor and Proprietor No 81 BIoaiss'' Nes-l lors,
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS of tie NEW
u OFFENBACH COLLECTION,
THE OPERA BOUFFE.
second edition just issued the frst edition Of 900 copies ters H
hAas,sd within ten Gays shgT IS6lSsugBB, I B,,,-ypv
comprising some The choicest pieces, vocal and nsumri o
OGebhachs celebrated operas Of . .-,r.,.
la GRANDE DJClEssE IA BkLLL hELENE.
BARBEBLElB, ORPHEUS GENEF 1--WE
Boards 81 5oi cloth +5 eoh full ' - Sent post PAD 'n
0ce Of e most charming works 9th season being ss"
operas o. shat sparklng composer DfeubAc
The pre.en popular COMPOSER q the day. It r form y agreeable
Christmas IN. "-lFr4uk Leshes. Dee l9
Neat compact and elegant The most desrae collection t nave
Of these popular ais tins grouped m ~ sspe ior hc I
worthy attention Of al who wish The hest OF
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muses gem No more appropriate for ady could h thought
sfdung The DTesent holiday season hH this VIII snc music - e
work contains predict for an immense popularity evening MAJ"
For sale BY all music dealers.
DITSON Co. Publishers.
No Broad AZ sew lur
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Situations 1lanito- ftmalts.


A GERMAN GIRI. wants n situation to DO
"a GENERAL HOCsEWORK. orts COOh. ."ANp5h, g. M anl i''
Rest of references Apply No Y StsnoHst rear Bower
a GERMAN GIRL wishes Situation To- DO
n GFXERi HoIgEWORK or a. COOK. Is willing and oblgnE
No l63 secoud-it between Avenues a ana D. b--,
n teis n he rupHef with good SERVANTS from I'll nation.
Protestant and Catholic NORKSrONS Ohce, No 49BeeekefI
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
EOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE.
ADVERTISE ~ 1HE QUlSCY WIG,
LL-..n 4 IN

BAILHACuE 4 PHILLIPS PublsAsIs
The ceusel Of IliL QUINCY WING
AND RBPUBLCAS ben agsy cressed and = superior
medium Of Will s desooi Nssefa ino snd Forth
Missouri.
THB WING published both dsy AID fefkF 10 . titifas
ttstpGpsr ks1ul.rsn la pohtcs
We male ssecy 81 Commercial Sew having an editor eppoift
to attend fo, "a The tfuf Ounce located on e
Mississippi River 2s nile, above ST. Ls le second ETY. n l
point of population AID hulrss TIE alton
nriahsr, aboat 3ei Nerers huui~I bpg r
lhe r1ol hrdgs
point sib lir0 Missouri
Ts, Ths tus tdssrbYed fct4a caru
Iuuo.f-Aisms MtrJck KusI. MeJolulh Srhuy.sl.
BrowB. SausamDa. Morgan PIE. hacon
hssOInfe0su1 Cara. st Ad1r Ahes sn. Linz. Mstsn
shslby N.iou. Monroe. Lltingst0r. Charlton. Gfarir
Terms for ffrerisr. uYirIsfs. ADDRESS
BAlfiibpHf fiiiLIpS rul slfs SuincF Nhk Quiser d.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
7 IMPROVEMENTS OF odDEysBuRu uARBoR.
l. NEW YORK.

oswRGo, r. July All
sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be re Gel yel
at this office until u IN, MONDAY, August 10, ISIS,
for deepening by dredging the harboT OF Ogdens
the lowest stage, In the follow ing places, viz
SECTION l. On The outer bar across the channel
into the upper hafbor, from tho light
house. where about II, 90 cubic yards OF hard sand
Is estimated to require removal.
SRcTIoS II. Between the bridge, the ferry W hart
and the nome railroad depot. where. i Is c.tima
ted, about 2,OU cubic yards Of very hard "hard.
taken out.
All the material (which will be measured In the
seows) must be dumped at least half mile below
marked.
The work must becommencod As soon IS posi-
be and no later than september IL, 1865, continued
~ long as possibl 10 this season. and completed by
NE Sth Of November, 1880,
Bidders mustproposc for each section separately,
and separate contracts will be made for each.
BIDS must be made upon printed blanks, which
can be procured at this Office, Tor similar written
ones,l which must DO properly fllcd up a I'd j ed
asindicated. All the Information possessed al this
oilco will be given to bidders, but all toishin0 IL
contract are particularly requested 10 sramfne
at O1deHs5"r0 before sending fn their bids,
@. L. BLUNT,
jyl7.td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28
nEPARTMEHT oFTHE INTERIOR.
- uNITEP STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of JOBL u KELLER, OF Fi'itiiSn
Pa praying for the extension OF patent EPsuiss1
to him the 18th day Of September, 1854, Tor an i'm
PrVyoment In Platform Scales, for seven years from
tho expiration Of said patent which takes place on
the Goth day OF September, 1865 S' ~"
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Otics on MONDAY, the 7th day Of sap-
tember next, at IL clock, m and all persons Ars
notified to appear and show cause, II any they have
why said Petition ought not to DO gra nted,
Persons opposing the extension are red to ale
IN the Patent Oalco their Obiecti0ns specially set
ipfIh ~ writing A. least ttoegty days before the
y he used At the said hearing, must be taken and
IHsmIIrH IN sGeoF lance with The rules THE Office
Propositions and other papers, relied upon AZ tas.
m9ny' must be hled 10 the office tHenty day before
tan days after filing the trstim0ny.
ordered. also, that THIS, notice DO pnlllshe in
ton, d. o., and in the Post, Pittsburg, Penn
Once week for three suCCeBsi ~ WGgksI lie rst az
SAW p9nIleaIOhs 70 % Az least sxtY days previous
to the day OF hearing, A, 81 STOUT,
iy3-FSw ACting Commissioner OF Pnlsnta
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28

iea in Coyrrcss assembled, That whenever any
person has received or shall hereafter receive a
certificate from the register Of tho city o.
Washington, based upon satisfactory evidence
furnished by the commissioners Of election,
notifying him Of his election to sny elective
ofae of said city, the person receiving such
notification shall be entitled to enter upon the
discharge Of the duties Of his Office. and the Ger
tiacate Of tho register shall be prima facie svi.
denee Of his elo,tion to md right to discharge
the duties Of said Office.
SIC. 2, And Be ii Ca,tler enacted That any
person who shall hinder or obstruct person
holding the certifoste Of election mentioned in
the foregoing section from entering upon or
diseharging the duties Of such Office, shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemesnor, and upon
conviction thereof, 10 any court Of competent
jurisdiction, shall be fined In any sum not sx.
ceeding one thouss nd dollars or be imprisoned
in the county Jail not exceeding six months
or both said punishmen,s in the discretion Of
| the court.
| Sec. 3. And be it Tnrtier enacted. That the
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia or
| any Judge thereof shall have jurisdiction to
enforce, BY mandamus, or otherwise, the right
of any person holding the certificate mentioned
| in the first section Of this act.
SEC. 4. dRd be IL further enacted, That any
person who claims, or shall hereafter claim, u
be G. ected to any elective Office in said city.
may commence proceedings before the said
supreme court Of the District Of Columbia, by
petition setting forth the facts upon which he
relies, and shall serve q COPY on the ineum
bent or person who has received the eerti
fcato OF election; and the person so served
shall make answer to said petition within Az,
days; aud said court shall thereupon try thu
rights of the parties to said Offices In a sum
mary manner; and for that purpose a sp,cia
session shall be called and held wheneye
necessary for the purposes OF such trial ant
the decision Of said court In any case 81
broueh, before 1t shall be 6nSl and onclusive
And when tho legal organization Of the boart
OF aldermen or board of common council shall
be delayed on account Of any contest in rela
ton to tho election Of any member Of eithe
OF said boards the mayor Of said city Is here
by authorized to make temporary appoint
meuts Of all subordinate off ,crs whose ap
pointment or election Is authorized by tn
said mayor and members Ct said boards un1e
existing laws, to continue until said board
shall be legally organized.
SCHUYLER CoLFAX.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,.
b. I. WADE,
President OF the Senate pro tsmy0re
Endorsed by the President: Received Jun,
10Th. 1865 +"
MORE ny THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE TIL
foregoing act having been presented to TIL
President the United States for his approval
and not having been returned by him to IN
house Of Congress in watch it originated With
the time prescribed by the Constitution Of tn
United States, has become a law without hi
approval