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NEW METAL.

\ year or two ago there was something
said about > valuable ore bed having
been discovered in TOga. TiOga county.
Pa There has been but very little men
ton in the papers Of this important dis
eovery; and that it IS important. any
one that knows anything about TiOga ore.
must eoncede- So far this ore is name
less. though We believe that some chem
ist has given 1t the name Of Damascus
steel The metal itself Is white and
bright As silver. 1t viii change both
east and wrought iron to steel without
melting This steel viii not eorrode-
It Is susceptible Of very high polish
nor do acids eorrode il. This new ore
viii temper a piece Of sheet iron con-
verting 1t into smOoth-eutting instru-
ment- This new ore has puzzled most
If not all the chemists who have assay
ed or examined it. But It's great vide
Is generally conceded and believed 70 be
greater than that Of silver or gold
Fluxed with iron it forms an invaluable
metal. susceptible Of being worked into
edged tools, table cutlery. all household
metal ware. aud ali articles into which
iron Is now used. and thousands for
which 1t Is not. Mr.. H. ]. Miller, Of
this place has some specimens Of the ore
and Of the metal fuxed with iron He
also has = razor made from the eoubi-
nation Mr.. Miller ownes farm, about
eighty acres Of which contains . seven
foot vein Of this new and valuable ore
There are over two thousand acres In
the vicinity known to contain it Mr. e.
W. Hathaway, Of Tioga. chemist. says
he finds nothing in books, and gets no
light from chemists regarding It. 1t Is
fixed fact that there must be = cause
TO produce this effect Different veins
from different crystals, vet all produce
the effect On iron Of giving it the prop
critics Of steel. at the same time renew
It's Oxydising properties and increasing
Its strength l have tested this metal
in 50 many different ways. with such
success in the results, that I feel conf
dent. first, that It Is new combination
Of metals; second. that part Of them are
unknown to science, possessing proper
ties superior to any metal now in use
third. that if it stands the test in large
way that it has already done in small
way, 1t viii re70lutiouize the iron man.
ufacture Of the world Its merits are
eheapuess. strength. durability. fneness
Of texture, receiving high polish, and
aneorrosiEeness- Iron v-rkers stand
aghazt and exelaim, impossible ~
Come and see Be convinced I''-Ez.
Change
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

SAVING Is WEALTH.-One great cause
Of the poverty Of the present day. wisely
says an exchange, Is = failure Of our
common people to appreciate small
things They Do not realize how dali
ly addition. Be It ever 80 small. viii soon
make large pile If the young men
and women Of to-day viii only begin,
and begin low, to save = little from
their earnings and plant It in the soil Of
some good savings bank. and weekly or
monthly add their mite. they will wear
happy smile Of competence when they
reach middle life Not only the desire
but the ability 70 increase 1t will also
grow. Let clerk and trzdesman. labor
er and artisan. make, now and az once,
beginning Store up some Of your
yogthful force for future contingency.
Let parents teach their children to be-
gin early 70 save Begin at the fountain
head to control the stream Of extrzvs-
gaace-to choose between poverty and
riches Let our youth 20 on In the hab-
It's Of e1trzvzgzuee for Fifty years to
cone as they have for fifty years past,
aud We shall have q nation Of beggzrs,
with m0neyed aristOeraey. Let a gen
Grafton 0f such as save IN small sums be
reared and We shall be free from want
Do not Be ambitious for extrzvagznt for
tunes, bat seek that which It i the du-
u Of every one to Carbohydrates
and comfortable home Wealth, and
enough Of It. Is within the reach Of all.
Il Is obtained BY one process, and only
0ne-savIng-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

his daughter Carrie resides. 70 step three
mouths It leaves the society without
\ pastor. OF our three meeting houses.
only Que viii BE occupied. and that only
half Of the time
Last week Eugene Greenwood. While
playing ball. was hit in the abdomen
with ball with such force that 1t ere
ated inflammation Of the bowels. He has
been in ! critical condition for several
days and been attended by zkillful ply
sieians. bat it Is thought be can not re-
cover
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22eaSims 2lOtiees.

The QUESTION SErrEER.-Those em-
inent men. Or. Jas. Clark. physician 70
Queen Victoria. and Or. Huses Bennett.
say that consumption can BE cured DR.,
Wise&r knew this when be discovered
his now widely-knOwu Baksza ef VIA
CSsrry, and experience has proved the
correctness Of his opinion. 50 cts. and
81 bottle. large bottles much the
cheaper.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

~ JOEAc14s OLzL[lcLs =
AZ a PROBATE CSGTz hsd a Irzsb1rZh In szid Dis
tric1. On ne 18Th day q Nay A D. Ts75-
A r. San5orn AMI Psarieg HI joins Trustees q the
estate q Jsh1 Szz5srn lzss q AI5aEg zzsd D=sr
DECEASED apart ar the bsnefs % his wife Pszy D.
@1z5orH. make zpplea-isa said e9zTT Tor license
SCI he SoEi1g described real estate beng part q
s16 .russ estate - viz B<inz the hocezezd oocz-
pie hT te zzid Iozz his 6eeezze e0zaz-fnz q 0ne
x Ind CT fDu Iot Ns- lsG in said Albany. wf.h
TIE b1zzs therson7 and rsprsssnszz that s1eh szIs
: necessary % E7ise macy % pay ths ehzrs r The
sopers % zzr PezeY D and for her fznerai sxDease
Wheresgsa- ordered BY SAID CSarI- that aid
4DpEzzsu be referred - The ll1h aay q Jzze A D.
Is7s AZ ne Pr1tz1e Ofes % Irzsharz N aid Dzs-
TIKI. So hez-s1z ard eeezsSc1 tEeT-sE-
An1 3 = farther or1ers thai noEicE heTs8s be gEen
al Sers8zs interested ~ b1bEztISa q the szEs
sh-es weeks saseezsv-iy n TIE Orsens CJGzsy Mai-
tor newspaper pGhLzhei a. BaTs0a- n sa5d Dztgcs
pr,To1s y sad tze sppeiEsed t8r hezrEZ that they
m4T zpFszr zz6 TINE and plzeS. and shSE ezzse
AZ theT 10y have Why I'D Eeense naY nOs "
Zrzzss1 81 the cszr-s-At5sz-
zI-3 z A ETEWAKT. gz6zk-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

ECONOMICAL NEw FOep.--25 cents
viii bay package Of Sea Moss Farine.
made from pure Irish Mess. which win
make so kinds Of dishes. such As cakes,
pies, buildings. ETC., or l6 quarts Of
euStards. jellies. creams. Charlotte Russo.
blanc mango. etc Sold BY all Druggists
and Groeers. SIS
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8rIraus County MunitOr.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
. > rr.rrn 2 Co. NEw YORK. M s,-ri'ansCus
III m Er-t-r. Sesinr La-hiues
ll1 slnls-u's .sai,a
= -.Hr-rr GiaVsr NaE-s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

A merchant not over coaverSant with
geogrspAy. On hearing thar enc ef his
vessels was in jeopsrdy, exclaimed,
''Jeepardy, Jeopardy. Where's that
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

Rz4kKxs-The market for butter remains quiet bat
more steady Prices Of good Ct fire color firm
az Quotations, bat that Of second quality IS dill
Cheese IS lower and quiet Eggs n steady demand
Beans doins better. Flour Is again duh and prices
are not 50 stiff Pork. lard and hams are not 50 firm
and there Is more Of 6l<posIrisn 70 unload Corn
and oats steady with fair sales. Potatoes
steady demand and prices are unchanged
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Advertisers Gazette

Il Journal or Information for sd
yeTfiseSS. EdIfi0a, 9, 900 copies.
Published weekly. TERMS, 50. 90
per GzN0xEs, ifa Czdt'qysce.
Five specimen eopies different t2tesl % one SsireSS
for - cts OTsce No. Al PARK Row, New YORK
GEO ?. POWELL & CO. Eii,ors and Publishers
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NEWPORT

The Annual meeting Of the Orleans
County Medical Society viii Be held at
Newport on Wednesday. June End. at
lOo'eloek. An. C.E EkwIS, Sec.
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Tne advertiser. having been permanently cured ef
that dread disease Consumption. By = simple remedy
Is 21xlcz % E1ake known 20 his fellow sufferers the
means II eUrs- To Al VINO desire t. he vii send
eopE Of the prescTpE10u used tree Of chzrzel with
the Grsesio1z for preparing and using the sane which
they VII ind SIRE CUzz f5E CONSUMPTION. AsrENA
BRONCHITIS. &C Parties wishing the presentation
VII Ubeaze zEiiresz. Rev z A. WILSON
lSs IS+ Penn s. WIliznshuTzh New York
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24
Special 2lofiees.
ERRORS OF Youth.

a GENTLEMAN VIVA suffered for years frun Ner-
Fucs Debility, Premature Decay. and al the ELECTS
Of yGUEhful ndsreEhoa VIII FIR the sake q suffering
hz-aaiy send free al VINO need t. the rsceiDe and
direction ssr making the SIMPLE remedy o. which he
Vas erred Sufferers wishing pruds By the adEsris-
ers exgerleaes do 20 b. addressing N perfect
e0u5dence. JOHN 3 OGDEN. - Cedar ST. Y Y. I-ss
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BOSTON wHOIEsALE PRODUCE MARxEi
cokkscrKD KxRkksSLNEoK
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A. ID. H | b B A Z d
Jeba5ag and CexanssSiea pealerin
BUTTER. CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EtSts>,
BEANS. DRIED APPLE &e.
81 J0zS SrKkxr. BOsroS. Mass.
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Neac Advertisements.
Setcfng Nachine Needles

VII b senE % any a1re=s a the soEloxIng press w
K1r three esz- sEz1psznd p cents. 4: Or ssr 80
eEnz. L. ssE O. esasz- Takers, and Tux Markers
AZ 81 SO. Scruu Hammers - e znF nzaehize a. 80
cans And various ether zE-aehEezss TO n1nersus
% Ele1-i9n-
IL. HILL
Barton w. Nay "a. Is-4 zII
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TAe sz5serfb@rs- having bSsn Aggo1sted ~ tae
H0z9rz5se Preh11< Cozrt ~ ne DszT1et u ORLEANS.
Cszzlssss1sz - reestFs. szsmib@. and a1gaa1 a.
ezszs zS1 1egzzts = A. p@rsoEt As1zst ne estate
q Asz Bas6waz. late - L0Nezl. IN Sad Dsstrie4.
desszssd FeSxszensea i1se4EeEt ss1 TIE term u ~
ns0z1hE fsSzz TIE zIst 6zT = Nxxeh. 1s1s. hsIEg
z0Eed 81 sd Csar1 ts eFe1ssrz a sd 1seeasea
gxhsI xnd prgse setr FeapeslN@ etziEzs het0Fe
Gre nsesss shzs ne 81 zSEend - - 6ssss a 80
zDossEtEse1t a. - 1Hsisaz hssse ~ lbs ats Asa
Ba@awfz Ls1eG IN ssks bszfFfes ths 1xxt 6sy a
ggn< z1z1 ~rst Gag e segtester next ~ geoex.
= ~ zfeFzssz. O. an - szld dzgs-
xANEs EEONS. lc.s.ss
" 4. ELAIsDEIL. ~'sla-' = -'''s'1
L0xsI " Nag :. 4. y. 1875. 1874
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DIED.

DIED
E<-AH notices q deaths inserted free: o5ituzrT
natiees and poetry fsS >zztx pr Es1<-
In SeEport. April 81 AIznson Burnhzm zgzd 81
year-asher u NJ BurnhAu a Barton
In Troy. Nay H. Thozas Collins, aged 90 years
Al Ss~po<s Center. May & q consumption. Emma
c Me1fasser. vie q william o. Perkins azsa IS years
and Il rn0czns-
: In Trey. Nay - Daniel KELSEY. ag4d - years
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CANADA

A family Of eight persons az Rich
mond. have the snail pox-
Barns we're burned az SbeEord- Wa
tsrloo and ST. johns, during the thun-
der-ssorm Of Saturday night. May Stu
Mr.. Sullivan Green. much respected
citizen and member Of the Baptist
church. at Barnst0n Corner. vas thrown
from Lad Of hay, May 5th- and re-
esived injuries from which be died q
the 9Th
Two barns and two sheds belonging
70 Horace Lovering Of stanstead. On The
night Of Nay sth. we're struck By light
ming and barned. together with qazn-
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MARRIED.

AZ he parsonage. West Derng. Nay II. by Rev s 5
Necxsrzoa. Joseph Fuller CT BsIsan- P @ 70 Mrs
Melissa Bartlett 01 Salem
In Barton. Nay Il. By Rev A H Webb. Mr. Orlando
ETnsIoE of EsstaeE and Mrs. Hannah W Currisr
q Barton
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The subscriber having obtained the right 70 canvass
Orleans County for the following standard works viii
call 90 the citizens o. the county m the next few
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JOIN sANBORSs Trust ESTATE
CTATE OF VERMONT.

Barton w. Nay "a Iss1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-24

Rev. H y. H0yey started for Wiseon-
SIN On the 18th inst He goes out where
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GLOTER
GRERySBORO

We have two cases Of eanker rash in
the family Of C. l. Clark Il assumes
= mild form, 30 no great anxiety IS felt
Mrs. B. H. Cuthberts0u. showed Is.
the other day. wooden bowl which was
Once her husbands great grandfather's
Il was turned from wood Ike our white
maple IL must De over enc hundred
and fifty years cid at least. and looks
Is if it might Do service for another cen
fury or 50
The P. & o. Choral Union viii meet
at south HardEiek Wednesday eve.
June 2nd- for social sing A special
invitation Is extended 20 the singers Sf
Craftsbury and WoIeott- Il Is the Pur-
pose Of the Union to havs-sings a. often
A. every two OF three weeks thrO1gh the
year, If 1t can Be made printable aud
if the singers viii eome Out 1t can Be
made 20. Euerson's ''Lezder" viii Be
used for the present.
LRASBURGH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-18

interest on tax bills, and costs advanced by
city, one-half in cash, balance in scrip.
Taxes of 1873, fifty cents per 500 in cash;
balance 81 50 per 500, in scrip, and for in
terest on tax bills, and costs advanced by
city, oue-half in cash and one-half in SCRIP
Be it further ordained, That by the word
''scrip," as used in this ordinance, is meant
registered Judgments. certificates of apprc-
priation, tax warrants, city money, jury Ger
ti6cates, coroners' certh eates, tax excess
certificates. claims provided for by ordi-
nance. to 1874 inclusive, with right Of trans
fer.
Be it further ordained, That under no cir
cumstances will the terms Of this ordinance
be extended beyond the period fixed. and
all taxes unpaid on the first day Of June,
1875, will be payable in cash, exclusively.
Be it further ordained, That ordinance
No. 2725, Administration series, adopted
April 81, 1874, and ordinance No. 1915, Ad-
ministration series, adopted December %,
1874, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans. February liz. 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
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j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF new ORLEANS,
City Hall. February II. 1875.


No. Observation-Disclosures Series.l
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro.
priations be and hereby made, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts warrant
on the Administrator of Finance in pay.
ment of the same, whenever there shall be
money in the city treasury to the credit of
the appropriate fund for each account,
from the revenues of the year 1874, and not
otherwise appropriated:
B. Bloomfield g. Co., for stationery fur
nished Superior Criminal Court in the
month Of November, 1874, as per bill ap-
droved by the Judge Of said court, 1923.
Isaac w. Falls, seventh Justice of the
peace. for fees in criminal cases. under act
No. 129 of 1874, for the month of November,
1874, less charge for sffidavits not enumer-
ated in fee bill, $l63 Is.
E. 3. Falls, late constable of the seventh
justice court, for fees in criminal cases un-
November. 1874, $l57 20.
peace, in full for salary for the month of
cases, as per compromise, $500.
c. C. Piper, constable OF seventh justice
court, in full for salary for month Of De-
cember. 1874, in lieu Of fees in criminal
cases, as per compromise, $3.50.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, February Is, 1875.
Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Landry,
"''A''' CHARLES isIss J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY Secretary
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MAY0RALTY OF EKw ORLEANS, I
City Hall, February II, 1875 )
No. Observation-Disclosures Series.l
An ordinance relative to the payment Of
taxes due the late city Of Carrollton.
Be it ordained, etc., That from and after
the passage Of this ordinance, all taxes due
the late city of Carrollton, now part Of the
city of New Orleans, for the year 1872 and
previous years, may be paid in full in the
following obligations issued by the said cor
poration, to wit: City warrants, jury war
rants, certified banquette and shell road
bills, payable in improvement bonds, cou.
pons tor interest on bonds due IN 1873, and
claims approved and provided for by or.
dinances of the Council.
Be it further ordained. That as a condi.
ton to the payment as aforesaid, the said
obligations must be presented to the Ad.
ministrator of Public Accounts for his
verifcation; and without his approval the
same will not be binding on tho city of New
Orleans as provided for in the foregoing
section.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, February Is, 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-18

Mistakes in the transmission of messages
BY telegraph often occasion serious trouble.
Sometime ago man named Gray, who was
buying cattle in Westmoreland county.
Pennsylvania, telegraphed his brother to
come to him. Afterward he sent message
which he wrote, II can do without you"
The Western Union delivered the message:
II can't do without you," and the brother
fastened to the point to which he had been
summoned. This involved great deal Of
useless expense. and suit has been brought
against the telegraph company for damages.
A gentleman recently autographed to flor.
let in New York: 1.-TWO hand bouquets"
The florist received it: "Two hundred bou.
quets," and he furnished them. When he
discovered the error he sued the telee raph
company and recovered damages.-LoMis-
vile Courier journal.
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MAyoRALrY OF NKw ORLEANS,
City ball, February II, 1875.

ia foHALA1 OF NHW OhLsANs,
City ball, February II, 1875. !
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series
Resolved. That the proposal of Eager,
Ellerman T. Co. for the repairs ON the Liv-
erpool steamship wharf, in the Third
District, made in accordance with the plan
and specifications on file in the Office of the
City Surveyor, and in conformity with ordl-
nance No. 1878, Administration series, be
and the same is hereby accepted, on the
basis of the following bids:
For new piles driven, 81 80 each.
For old piles pulled out, 81 IS each.
For old piles sawed off and blocked,
twenty tour and a halt cents per running
foot.
For new caps, eighteen and three quarter
cents per running foot.
For old caps taken out and reset, eight
cents per running foot.
/ For new stringers put in, seventeen and
three quarter cents per running foot.
For old stringers taken out and reset,
seven and three.Quarter cents per running
foot.
For new flooring laid down, per square,
IS IS.
For street piling, 81 25 per running foot.
For old flooring relaid, per square, 81 25.
For new braces, fifteen cents per running
feot.
For new fender piles (if required). 50 50.
For each raising iii required), 81 per
square.
And said Eager, Ellerman & Co. shall
give such security for the faithful perform.
ance of the contract in the sum of SIC, 900,
as will be acceptable to the Mayor and
Administrator Of improvements, and the
Mayor is hereby authorized to enter into
contract on behalf of the city per notarial
act before the city notary for the faithful
performance OF said contract.
- l~H ~ ~ Nv
Orleans, February l6, 1875
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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Restoration of Peace in the South.


We copy from the Washington National
Republican of last Saturday the following
account of the proceedings in the Repub
loan caucus, when the bill for maintaining
peace and order in the South was agreed
upon:
The caucus of the Republican members
of the House OF Representatives met last
night pursuant to adjournment with re-
markedly full attendance. The object of
the caucus, as is well known, was to con-
slider the bill prepared by the joint caucus
committee to meet the condition of affairs
said States the legal, political and civil
rights of the inhabitants. The attendance
included the leading lights of both the
Northern and Southern sections Of the
party, and from the general account below
it will be seen that the proceedings were
somewhat interesting and exciting. In
fact. SO stormy was the debate that the
session continued until after midnight, but
the vote developed the fact that the OppO-
sition came from hopeless minority; and
the Republicans of the House are sure Of
carving by full vote the measure SO
fraught with interest alike to the party and
the property of the people. to whom they
are bound by oftrepeated pledges OF needed
protection.
a
as presented. Ii is entitled bill for an acs
to protect electors and to prevent fraud at
elections:
SECTION l. That if two or moro persons
within the jurisdiction of the United States
or of any OF the States of the Union shall
forcibly overthrow State government, or
any of the constituted authorities OF the
same, OF interfere in any fOrcible or un!aw'
full manner with the due execution OF the
laws of a State, or of the United States, or
conspire for such purposes with the intent
to commit a crime, the person SO offending
shall be deemed guilty of felony and pun
ished with fine not exceeding $4,000 and
imprisonment at hard labor not exceeding
ten years.
SEC. 3. If two or more persons shall con-
spire to usurp by force any such govern
meut. or any department thereof. or shall
attempt to subvert or usurp such State
government or shall actually overthrow the
government of any State, such person, upon
conviction shall be deemed guilty OF
crime and fined not less than $4,000 and i'm
prisoned not exceeding two years.
SEC. B. No citizen of the United States
entitled to vote at an election for Repre-
sentative in Congress, under the constltu-
ton of the United States, or under the
fundamental conditions prescribed IN any
of the acts OF Congress admitting any OF
the States lately in rebellion, shall be de-
prived of such right to vote by any action
of such States, whether by act Of the Lagis-
lature or amendments to the several State
constitutions. 1t any officer charged with
conducting such election shall refuse
at any election for Congress to receive the
vote Of any such citizen in consequence of
any such action, he shall be guilty of
misdemeanOr, and upon conviction be fined
from $500 to $1,000, and imprisonment not
exceeding one year.
Sec. L. Any persons using firearms or
other deadly weapons against any persons
.. any place on the day Of registrations for