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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26
IT, 3, MARSHAL'S SALES.

b. .--N, .S.-S
Ths"ns CLANCY w vs. i, ste"m'o"' i?t' '
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCkI.
4 DisrriCt OF Leuisiara-BY virtue OF Nril ot
,'tia,{ avronas 10 rue directed IN the above
entitled suit | oil proferd 10 sen !" tnt
sdder on sATCRDAY. MAY . ,, aS;y Cnassmhouse ~ mouse
on Canal street. between Old l6Vte ana Fe'e''
~'fsats gs >TTE'RHMBOsT n OZARK her Seats, Engines,
ractir. etc, now lying in Algiers, ne've o'ha'
street ierry landing. -
T,rms-Casli at time of ad3ulcats"n- o-,.o..
'frnitsd states Marshars ufice. NeH Orleans
cSonty trst day OF April l'lS' PACKARD
4,,t ,e oamvl3 Omitted States Marshal
rettes etc.-No. 10 ll9.
rup t,NTTEp sTATRs DISTRICT COS RF FoH
4 ,ba disirict of Louislana,-By virtue SI VIII
Of venditlopi exp9nas 10 me e. sn 70 the highest
Sjdder ON guNDAY May 5. 1879, at twelve riooH
a. al -le entrance of the Gust nihou't, :. III. citr
between Peters and Old Levee stlttte, Va 'NS '''''
;Se following drscriced property. to VT
gl7 rolls tlGARETTEA
l7n packs CIGAKhTrkS
Terms--Cash IN United states Funds al 'he time
:" El!tad au! States Marshaps ofiloe EeH Orleans.
,Serty.rh!rd day Of April. ls7a ,-,p,
,,osr r,v,a34 Cnited States Marshal
TIE Vnited etate. ,sa vs.. siStI7 3 e. SIX ho'''
~ .,ry rTIrED STATES DISTRICT COURT
r,r the district of LouisiaGa--By virtue OF a
srt Of ycdtioni expouas 70 NE dectso & IL IN ,he ,e
sbove EMIT ed suit, will pToceeA 70 70 sea- 10
bSgbest bidder on M0NDAI, Nay LSls az iN"ase 'Ip'
nssIocS N ut the entrance Of the CustomnonE",
an canal. stree between o'd Le vsc lha ore,
strsefs in his cisy, the following :" S0' '' P''r
65 roiIs CIGARETrK&
2j doy,u WAX MATCHSS
lo2 packages TOBACCO.
1890 CIGARS. ,...- S-I. :, .ha ttmo
rSniy, Staias Marshags ofice, New olSeais'
'~erty third day Il Ai'"' Il B. PACKARP,
apat p, uyl294 tNseeo nls1eeS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

TIE spa anlsb TPGubles-ChOlefa in Vienna
Civil War Predicted in France-kiua
William Gines a Cannon TO a Pennsyi-
SRnia Church, to be Cast into Bell
BieakleS Attempts Suicide-Erie stock.
NEW YORK, April GA Herald special
from Madrid says: A conflict took place
over the permanent commission, whereby
the Assembly hoped to contr0l the Ministry.
Strrano, who favored the permanent
commission. failed at the critical moment.
The aoldiers fraternized with the people,
and the volunteers proved faint hearted.
Disorders commenced Wednesday night.
ContreveOs, lately Captain General of Cat
alonia, was fired at near the Piazza TOrros,
by the volunteers, who had taken up arms
in favor Of the permanent commission.
Six batteries of artillery and mitraileuses
caused the volunteers to surrender. At
midnight the ministry decreed tho d:ssolu-
ton of the commission, and dlsarmed the
defenders. The Reds forced their way into
the presence of the commission, but the
members of the ministry personally pro
tected it. The Reds have posted them
selves at the corners of the streets and have
possession of the city.
1t is reported that aerraR@ 10 s.her I'M
prisoned or has fed.
The HeroId's vienna Special, dated to-
dav, saws twenty eases Of sporadic chol-
Sfd were ~ VIC hoopieoi J'otOA
day: FIVE proved fatal. An effort is being
made to conceal the appearance of the dis
ease in the city.
The Woy'd'S London special Says the
gravest apprehension prevailed 10 the high
est circles of Paris Of immediate civil war.
The Monarchists ore determined 10 oust
Thers at any cost.
cannon weighing 1850 pounds has ar
rived here from Berlin. as a present from
the Emperor to the Lutheran Church of
Titusviile. Pennsylvania.
The cannon was captured al Sedan, sRd
will be cast into bell for the chufcb.
Arrivcd-GharlestoD
BIeakey, who murdered his neice in a
house of il! fame, cnt the arteries in his
arm with - razor. The doctors saved him.
A private cable dispatch says BischOtfs-
helm 10 selling his Erie stock IN London,
and has ordered that held by him in New
York sold.
MoBI1E, April ::,oo~ss chs rncs sTdas foS
the Cotrill cup-o
S2llie Watson. ooOsoo''S''"'''e
Time-l!4T =. i:S2S.
John Mccormick was ahead d few inches
in the hrsg heat. but was distanced for foul
riding.
In the three in five rsCe~
e. SSt,Hss'.:::::::::::; s;si:::::::; : ), !:
JSuc--i.5nn l:i61 i.JlA, l5j.
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&rndenly % EnsiC.

(.fas3 Pauline Markham matinee to-day
~ twelve S'.loc%, ShaD al amusing farce
vii. b" followed b. she favorite hur'eaque OF
Cupid t.at Hsyche." In iris barlesque Miss
ski'~Es is supcr5eo and she attracts the
,.G"assa. Gcgree"' .fmira'ioA Iis6 Jennie
s4fter!.e as P,a'. 10 . special favotite, bet
rther actress cr, the Aca.er stage. She
il net bNautfC., eI. she is pretty, lively,
yivac.0uso .;il 4 fGu aud mi-cIi@t, aId her
pinl3i"@ ~ s.elrch out each Individual IN
tha Hunierss. Roland Reed II & good hth9
AYchcsGuSo ,,ad w. Harry .ii:u is the be"Hs
Of s"c .o4y, .!r same ~ "a n8ho
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

4 e.-T;s ~ .anS, n.'yf ra.e % chs AsG OF
y 'sc'.' Iren12r. ~. j.r.ry, is 'n'It "as
:l49.sa 80 80: eu - value. o. 1905 that
- ows IL selling ou; ':le prop ) dtd no'
thir ! i r-or.e vhiio 30 mention Il 81 he
}r"i As Il. s"n grp.@ tLis sandy strip
w4s covered THt buildings. ana tie heira
of the original N4aer now claim possession
w:tA so h,ir ptas peos Of getting 1t that a
LIBERAL oTer has been made 10 buy their
claim. The !aaGp which vas yslueiess In
1906, is SOW valued at 81, ,000, ,Gt3s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

Congress ac;h 3rised the construction Of
sEea.y-tix nav public buildings. Already
work has tean comBeDoed upon more than
halt OF them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

JOSEPH 3. WILKINSON. IR.,
Dealer III
tfde.. skins and Furs, Moss, WOOL, Tat
low, ETC.,
Va % P+>ts-s street near the ClstOmEOuse, Few
Orleans, Louisiana,
fSsreral advancement n ade on coLeign alents-
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Civil War Threatened in France

KING WILLIAM CAANONllEs A CHURCH
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FOR RENT.

YSEEs SHORE REsIBENCE FOX T Is' - ~
IL 81 tvr sieThat des,52eisb tbs e'qss pss,ence e Of
spLl9se' i,,I, walker, containing par rior l. re
SsPpr"n,,: w" ca6ines. dining rco,n o[em nd
room .. 4 me fnish"d atto RON S ',arce sr9naRs
sUrror1'ir,r M hous-- House e'mpH'e's
Eishad iAFoos,h''1' -fF'' " Il HRNEESa,
No IS Oama street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

ATB A MILK BREED.
Or Brown and White HEiFRR, eAeven months
ssd
one Golden Oolored HEIFER. niue noaths old.
One Brown and White HHlFkR. Ave months old
st4f breed. -
Bae Golden ColOIed and Nhtte HBlFbh, two
ssotts nld-t1orough,
sne Golden Colored AID White hKlFER, one
,santb old-thOrough.
On Golden COlored and Waite ABIFHR, two
4saayhs 0ld--haif breed.
Irill scN all q portion Of this young herd less
han their value. The calves are weaued and all
Ne sfock in fine condition. Apply at the store,
50 - Camp street, for further information.
ar,ll Il n &. FOLGRR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26
ALDEN EVAP0RATED BRCIT.

LDGN ENAPORATED BRCIT.
ss4< H-ce.yed direct from the fac3or1 at Alna,
gTa1sLas
10 bal rrIs APPLK s. 100 pNunds each.
al boxes apples. pounds each.
4guld call the attention Of the Tetan geocers
~ tae above FRUITS, which equal to The green
ssSs sen properly prepared,
J. L. DUNNICA 4 co.
no. GO Toi,oupitoulas street,
szIssf -, Agents for Anna, Illinois, Factory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

DO1; E-Nr bh -Ahk:L,A - ssm sts,s naiEtt stT>et,
= "Ists.1' c!.rIs AID u. Patrick streets He
Ssg s r. I'D, yernerts,a q at TT rTs1Is Ts.s
have front IT 70 feet D. iIs ies. 81 A5,Jy a. the
sorsor o: stSte and Ct. Charles streets 'T s :.
ssrr.1r q; C"at, AID .oysl ,+seets % o D. 'lsi~
,nIT9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS,
4 EAnEMY OF MUsIC.

n -
e.,.. HaaasS usent announce to the citizens Of Ne u
.s-s4as the engagement, for o short season, of
PtEIINE MARKHAM3 BURLESQCE
TROUPE.
ana slt produce In rapid succession al OF the
Erd z4DpuIar Buresques and kxtrayagauzas OF
~ bay. The initial performance,
atoodny, Evening, April -,
.--a-,.-1 ;a the Markham Troupe N connection with
u q. Cavanaghs spec Ialty Organization, in
-l.y. grand my theological burlesaus and e1fraTa-
ssnra entitled CUPID AND PSYCHE, with new
acenery, Iausic, costumes. appointments etc.
F79.Ir, Markham Matinee Saturday neon
BNe@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26
3EL4Nl2 ANO SHERIDAN ON RIO GRApDE
Their Reception at Brownsville

COMING TO NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

.ppe<si attention paid to altornG naHz!t to
.ssscr boeders AMI repairing drearns Of al kinds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26
SSreso SrArHs HNHgEBxs Og9ICS
New Orleans, April "a, 1879. !
Messrs. =. K. Miller. Alfred aioultou, silas weekS
and others:

and others
GFNrLEnEN-In accordance with your
wishes, have decided to place the dredge
boat McAllester on temporary duty at the
Southwest Pass. She will coal to nj orrowo
and on Saturday proceed TO Southwest
Pass bar.
This is done on your assurance that yo,b
will do all in your power TO prevent inter
ference with her efforts to clear and im
prove the channel across the bar. Very
respectfully, G. w. HOWELL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26
Southwest Pass.

The following prompt response from
Major c. ". Howell, is another proof Of his
desire to fulfll the mission to which he has
been assigned, that of facilitating com
merce in every possible way within his
power. Soon after the delegation of steamo
ship agents left him on Thursday. mention
of which was made ia the REPUBLICAs. he
addressed them the following commuuIca-
tiou:
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NtHPAI LTNS. .........,'.. .'T'A

Na. "a New Levee Street.
Keen xlqspys on hand large assortment OF 7 Az
P4IfIEs which they will hire to merchants for
,s1-s,ripg ruerc handise on the levee and Will pay
az damage accruing TO goods when then Tarpau-
E1s and tren are employed to protect the same:
All orders for Shipping, Railroads, cotton
s-ess.s or any persons resuiring Tsrpaulins; viii
..id ret4s orders to SAMUEL BROOK, which will bc
7.eor1ntly attended to. ntii Sm
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B Y T E lie RAPH.
THgs SPANISH TROUBLES

THE COMMUNE IN MADRID
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! THE. MOBILE IsACES
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GRAVE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS

MuTsNE Or 1HE: TROOPS
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ftss& IAoSe5
MACHINE PICKED AND COUNTRY MOSS.
Cash paid for Country Moss,
J. AZ FERGUSoN.
ssCt1,ry No. SO Peters street. above Canal.
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AND BEAD


LADIES
Cor ger of Camp and Gravier streets.
sag MOST DELICIOUS CAKES AND PAST RT
s-s. m AT ALL HOURS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nRIFERs FOR SALE

1 RARE CHAECK FOR SOUTHERN STOCK
EEEEDYRS 10 IETRODCCE AND PBRPETC-
ATE MILK BREED.
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Tf.T YOUR TRUssEs AND BRACES
WnRRa THBY ARE MADE AND FITTED]
I'll. sphlLNLANs
HarannR street.

FL. sPiI4LALAN.
SH.............. BarOnne StFeet..''-'''''.'''S't
Manufacturer and Applet
IT. ia. trusses and braces abdominal and
rt.sr41q sQpporters flor the falling of the "ombf
lrseTS-a on Europe, can be had, and be applied Dy
,hs irvCrtor patentee and manu- nufacturer, whose
slcTt, is "honest dealing will last longest The
ttghesf houore awarded at the st Louis, Missouri
ssc sou Miseissippi, Houston, Texas aud Ne" VI
,sans STATE fairs Nv Instruments are recon-
4,ended by all leadiag surgeons and physlciAns'
Txentv-six different patterns oS trusses On hSna'
Hsud 18th stamp, for circular. no1o ON itIp
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TH,RsTALL & DELAyIGNE.

gGrAvR PORsTALL, ALFRED DkLAv1dNB
40. Ga Magazine street. New Orleans,
pssssers in LIME, CEMENT. PLASTER OF PARIS,
ARK BRICKS, KEITH TrLEa- PERTILIzkRs,
PssSTs, OILS, BRUsHkS, NAVAL STORES, etc.
sua agents for Blood FERTILIZER hannsactuI ns
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k.ERTEIS. AGENT,

fsERTElS, AGENT
GUN M A X f. r..
aASSXR AND DEALER IN. FiRBARMS,
Ammunition of Every Description
aSf, sPORTIEG AND FISHING TACKLE.
No. t3O Common strfet.
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COTTON.
COmpa Ratfve statement-rransNcGiO GiOns OF
the Week-Receipts, sales. Exports
and stock on Hand.

SEE YoRx, April 25.-The following Is the com
par4tiv6 cotton statements
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eItHE J'NDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il eufered INTO copartnfrship under the stYL'
vi Ft1FSsTABL & DEL AVIGEE aud will continue
Gae same husTlrss at No. 81 Magazine street here
55g9r carried on by Octave Forstall who will per.
.o1aIIV ttud to the settlen eut of the affairs of
- olS firuI OCTAVE FORS rALL
ALFRBB sDBLAviGSK.
Ia rIr}ca ans Anril / 1873 apy I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

The Mobile Rnces-The HiBdmas Assas-
sin-Reauisifion from ArknnsHs-An-
other Habeas COrpus-Sfcrefary BeI-
slnap and General sheridan at Browns
Vile Brilliant Reception-On Their
May tn NRxR 0rIenns.
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" eRther Report.
WAR DkPAH1sEST
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, April IS. 1919, 4:33 P. ID


Tha barometer will probably continue 70 fay on
Saturday thrOug hOut the lake region, New i0Is
and New England, with generally cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, the southern por
tion OF the Middle States and the ONO valley
rising barometer, with partly cloudy and Clearing
weather For the Gulf States, diminishing north
westerly winds veering to southeast in TrIas
with generally clear weather. For the Northwest
falling barometer, southeast and south west winds
and rihir1 Lemlp.Tatulr,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-26

TIE spanish TPGubles-Ch Olera in Vienna
Civil War Predicted in France-kiug
William Gines q Cannon TO a Pennsyl-
SRnia Church, to be Cast into n Bell
RIeakleS Attempts Snicide-Erie stock.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-10
ARTICLE XII.
Public officers.

Sec /. All officers whose selection
is not provided for in this constitution
shall be elected or appointed a. may
be directed 10y law.
Sec ,. No memborof congress from
this state. nor any person holding OF
exercising any office or appointment
Of trust or p oft under the United
States. shall at the same time hold oI
exercise any office in this state e
which a salary. fees or perquisites
shall be attached. The general as
sembly may by law declare what Of
fees are Incompatible.
Sec 3. Any person who shall fight
duel or send challenge for that
purpose, or be alder or abettor il
fighting a duel, shall be deprived oI
the right of holding any office of hon.
or or profit in this state. and may be
otherwise punished as shall be pre-.
scribed by law.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-10

Sec 10. Any county, township,
school district or other municipality
incurring any Indebtedness. shall. at
or before the time of so doing. provide
for the collection of an annual tax sui
ficient to pay the interest and also the
principal thereof within thirty years.
Sec ll.,To provide for the payment
of the present state debt and any ad-
ditional debt contracted as aforesaid,
the general assembly shall continue
and maintain the sinking fund Suf-
ficient 20 pay the accruing interest on
such debt, and annually to reduce the
principal thereof by a sum not less
than two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars: the said sinking fund shall
consist of the proceeds of the sales of
the public works or any part thereof,
and of the income or proceeds OF the
sale of any stocks owned by the com
monwealth, together with other funds
and resources that may he designa-
ted by law. and shall be increased
from time to time by assigning to it
any part of the taxes or other reve-
nues of the state not required for the
ordinary and current expenses Of gov
ornment; and unless in case of war.
invasion or insurrection. no part of
the said sinking fund shall be used or
applied otherwise than in the eXtin-
guishment of the public debt.
Sec II. The moneys Of the state.
over and above the necessary reserve,
shall be used in the payment OF the
debt Of the state. either directly or
through the sinking fund. and the
moneys Of the sinking fund shall nev-
, er be invested in or loaned upon the
security Of anything except the bonds
of the United States or of this state.
! Sec -. The moneys held rs neces-
sary reserve shall he limited by law
to the amount required for current
expenses, and shall be secured and
kept as may be provided by law.
Monthly statements shall be publish.
ed showing the amount of such mon
eys, where the same are deposited
and how secured.
! Sec If. Tne making of profit out
of the public moneys. or using the
same for any purpose not authorized
by law, by any officer of the state OF
member or officer of the general as.
eemhly. shall be a misdcmeanor, and
shall be punished as may be provided
by law. but part of such punishment
shall be disqualification to hold OF
fee for period of not less than five
years.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-10

in election boards filled as shall be
provided by law. Election officers
shall be privileged from arrest upon
davs of election and while engaged
in making up and transmitting re-
turns, except upon warrant of a court
of record or judge thereof for an elec-
ton fraud. for felony, or for wanton
breach of the peace. I'm cities they
may claim exemption from jury duty
during their terms of service.
/ Sec Is. No person shall be quail
fed to serve as an election officer
who shall hold, or shall within two
months have held any office. appoint
ment, or employment in or under the
/ government Of the United States, or
of this state. or Of any city or county,
or of any municipal board, commits
sion, or trust IN any city, save only
justices of the peace and aldermen,
notaries public, and persons in the
militia service Of the state; nor shall
any election officer be eligible to any
/ CiNll OillCC W uI iliC'l 'tl an SiSClloil
at which he shall serve, save only to
such subordinate municipal or local
offices below the grade of city or
county offices as shall be designated
by general law.
Sec Is. The courts OfcOmmOn pleas
Of the several counties ofthe common
wealth shall have power within their
respective Jurisdictions to appoint
oVcrseers Of election to supervise the
proceedings of election officers and
to make report to the court as may
be required; such appointments to be
made for any district in city Orcoun,
ty. upon petition of five citizens, law
ful voters of such election district
setting forth that such appointment
is a reasonable precaution to secure
the purity and fairness of elections
overscers shall be two in number fOl
an election district. shall be residents
therein, and shall be persons qualified
to serve upon election boards, and in
each case members Of different pollt-
ical parties; whenever the members
of an election board shall differ III
opinion. the oVerseers, if they shall be
agreed thereon. shall decide the Ques-
ton OF difference; in appointing
oversecrs Of election, all the law
Judges of the proper court, able to act
at the time. shall concur in the ap,
I t,aIn
Sec II. The trial and determination
Of contested elections of electors OF
president and vice-president, mem.
bers Of the general assembly, and ot
: all public officers. whether state, ju
! dicial, municipal or local, shall be by
the courts of law. or by one or more
! Of the law judges there of; the general
assembly shall, by general law, DIES
ignate the courts and Judges BY whom
the several classes Of election contests
shall be tried. and regulate the manner
Of trial and all matters incident there.
to; but no such law assigning juris
diction. or regulating its exercise
shall appl y to any contest arising
out Of an election held b, fore its
passage.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-10
ARTICLE "
EincniOn.

Sec |. The general assembly shall
provide for the mair tenance and sup
port Of a thorough and efficient sys-
TEN OF public schools. wherein all the
children of this commonwealth above
the age Of six years, may he educated,
and shall appropriate at least one
million dollars each year for that pur-
pose.
Sec ,. No money raised for the sup
port Of the public schools of the com
monwealth shall be appropriated to
or used for the support of any secta-
rian school.
Sec ). Women twenty years of
age and upwards Shall b. eligible to
any ctlicc under the school laws OF
this state.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-12-10
ARTICLE VII.
OnM Of Office.

Sec /. Senators and representa-
tives and all judicial, state and coun-
ty officers, shall, before entering on
the duties of their respective offices,
take and subscribe the following oath
or affirmation:
Il do solemnly swear Cor affirm
that | will support, obey and defend
the constitution Of the United States
and the constitution Of this commOa-
wealth, and that | will discharge the
duties of my office with fidelity; that
have not paid or contributed, OF
promised to pay or contribute, eth
er directly or indirectly, any money
or other valuable thing, to procure
my nomination or election Cor APP
pointment), except for necessary and
proper expenses expressly authorized
by law; that | have not knowingly
violated any election law of this com
monwealth, or procured it to be done
by others in my behalf; that | will
not knowingly receive, directly, or
lA''i'NttlN 'tl IA'HSN VI ONlI'i Ndl IL
able thing for the performance or nom
performance Of any act or duty per
tanning 20 my office, other than the
compensation allowed by law"
The foregoing oath shall be admin
istered by some person authorized to
administer oaths, and in the case OF
state officers and judges of the su-
preme court, shall be fled in the of
flee Of the secretary of the common
wealth, and in the case Of other iu-
dicial and county officers, in the of
fee Of the prothonotary Of the county
in which the same is taken; any per
son refusing to take said oath or af-
firmation shall forfeit his office, and
any person who shall be convicted
of having sworn or affirmed falsely,
or of having violated said oath or
affirmation, shall be guilty of perjury
and be forever disqualified from hold
ing any office OF trust or profit with
in this commonwealth. The oath to
the members of the senate and house
Of representatives shall be admins
tered by one of the jsdges of the
supreme court or of a court of COM
mon pleas, learned in the law, in the
hall of the house to which the men,
bers shall be elected.