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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

l@1OADAY q home Ase'.t wanted;
ID n Oa,d, and trms fro. TRUE
8 CO., Augusta, Name.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14
Lessons.

MRS. A. w. STREET
Has removed Bozemsn, occupying the
former residence Vi DR. g. w. Monroe, on
Church street, and ID prepared tofsgive in.
strucuons ON the Piano. Terms reason.
ble.> Arattrtpt ctfully toll.ond.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

Particular attention paid to Wild or IN
hr'krn horses. All diseases Of the fes.,
Zach "a quarter cracks. cOrns, contracted
h0fs, &c., cured and guaranteed ON short
ullice.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

We und. rstunA school house will b.
ercc'ei in the vicinity rf V E. Cline.
farm, three miles below town We art
ad to SCI snch 10 crest manifested by Oul
penll. In educational matters. and trust
that every community in he county vii
soon b. provided with good, substa n ia
school hOus's.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

Rev. Clark. Wright, Pastor of the N
E. Church 'et Hele'm, preached at tilt
Church in this plscs Sunday morning and
evening. He IS the Most eloquent and
torcible preacher in the Territory, an
his sermons were highly appreciated
and tnjoved by cur people. We trust tl,e
rever nd gentleman will fihd it cenvtni
Ient To visit Boz mau often
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

|SCHWAB & ZIMMERMAN. Prop'rA
The 81. Louis Hotel 10 6rst- class In oil
liSs appointments. lls tables are AZ all
times supplied 10 the greatest abuaAancc
with ali the delicacies the market Affords.
lts clerks and employees are polite and
attentive 70 the wants of the guests of the
hotel. =. =
Daily arrivals and 'derartures from this
Hotel Of G,lmer s Salisbury's and ah.U.
lS mail cOaches.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

A LONG FELTWANT SUPPLIED.
Cheap, Elegant, Durable ard Indispensable
The Howe Sewing Machine;
A large lot Of these popular machine
US, received and for sale cheap. Cal
and see them at
WALTER .CotsPER,S.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

Copper mines are attracting the attention
o. min rs n this Territory. and new anG
valuable discoveries are being made al
most every day. Several mines are bling
developed: Dorr & Arnold expect Il
take 100 to of shipping ore from theil
copper mine. in Snow Shoe Gulch, Dtel
Lodge county, this season
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

Mr. Babcock's address at present i
LARAMIE ity, care Of Collins, Post Ira
atr.-Er
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

EDITOR COURIER.
When left bozeman promised t
v rite to sevela' Of The boys. With your
consent will answer them through tho
COURIER
arrived here last November. l have
b en- most all over the Hills. / have 10
Gated Oh White Wood. 1t is on the. mort
side of The Hills. 1t prospects well and
all its tributaries. II will ply from s.
10 $50 per day TO the hand. The ex.
citcne.t runs high. Think the Hill.
overruted. We have two towns started
c ulster City has hree hundred houses in
y, and Hill City has one hundred. | le.
you it looks like business. Tell u boys
that my latchstring is always out 70 all
% them, except those who got weak in
the knees last spring.
The Indians stir US up now and then.
They killed one man VINO came with us,
and have sInce wounded two more, and
stolen most Of our horses They set F !.
Grounds end his party afoot.
Around he foot Of the hills is some If
the best land.for grazing and agricaItur-
;. purpose have ever seen.
Their is plenty Of timber-hoth hard
an soft wool.
A railroad ia being constructed from
he Missouri river 10 the Hills. Its pro-
j.c,ors say they will get It through by
the LIT It July.
Yours,
w. II, BABCOCk.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

The Districf Court Of fferson count :,
after short session adjourned Saturday
The gra. Jury failed to make any dis.
cover'es i" regard to the robbery Of til.
County Treasury recently. VIM. Coppicl
was convicted Of Grand larteny. aud zen
te''cei to the Penitrntiary fer one year,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-14

Eight new Concord coaches for Gil.ner.
Salisbury s. Patrick's Cheyenne and
Black Hills stage line, have arrived ct
Cheyenne.
yNessrs. A. F. Nichols aid Paul Annis
Iase visiting Helena. Mr.. Nichols took
over eight fife dairy cows. Al his some
of the best stock IL the Territory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

will we witness gallant state PROSTATE
beneath the heels OF freedmen, with the
civilization Of the IIugsnot and inc
Puritan, the Roundhead and the CaN'
licr, trampled in the dust
Well can Louisianans eSclalm WIN
Merriam, the beautiful Jewess Miriam
"Sng unto the Lord Il new song Tor he
hath triumphod gloriooslyi The morse
and his rider hath He whelmed III inc
sea" Tie dark exhalation has passed
from n beautiful land whlle-winged
peace will now welcome the brides Of
the sea rs they float commerce to hor
wharves; tho plowmnn Will sing as ne
splits tho furrow; sweet flowers VIII
spring up behind him, and the republic
and It's patriots viii witness n State re-
stored, with the promise Of future So
grand, so glorious, that all the trials OF
tbspast shall be but as the night which
breeedcs the eternal day,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
HOW III Is DONE.

The electors of Texas will meet atthe
city Of Austin on the first "Wednesday
in December, and there cast their votes
for President and Vice President OF the
United States They make out and
sign three certificates Of all the votes by
them given, sending one Of these ccrtiii-
Gates by messenger to he delivered
into the hands Of the President of the
Senate before the first Wednesday in
January, 1877, another certificate to be
sent through the mail to the President
of the Senate, and the other OF said
certificates is to bo delivered to tn,
Judge of tho district in which the clCc
tors assemble On the second Wedncs
day in February, 1877, a joint session
of both Houses Of Congress will be helc
and the electoral votes counted and tn,
result officially declared.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

Is so common in tbs country as scarcely TO
need comment The causes which prclpro
II ARE such nS cold, Irregular living, over ry.
crI ON, low spirits, night air exposure to r,i-
HSmatic eXhai ,tious, rtc. In ll-r r,tir,
where e"se tools and ngricuIuml tmpls.
ments arc manufactured, The grinder pro.
tectS his lungs ON the lniurlou, effect Of
the dust flying OF the grind tone by wear.
Ing respiptor. The coal m,n,re,e he d.,
scends the SHAFT provides hirrIi with II
safety lamp TO guard against u,t.dan =
Now IL ~ equally necessary tor nos" v,h%
nre nr1utht III contact with BUy of m.
causes l"ulnS To Intermittent fever. Ia nrn
vide themselves with that well Ikpo,v, ~ ",
highly esteemed remedy agninst il, Ina
HOME STOMACH BtrTERs. ~ ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
For The Dallas Herald.
Francis T., Blair.

The Geographic announcement of this
distinguished gentlemans demise NM
me in mind of the "long, long time
ago, when | read in the Washington
Daily Globe, then published by the late
John G, Rives, that after having been in
partnership with him-Mr. Blair editor
and Mr. Rives business managerial
fifteen years during which time Mr.
Rives was in the habit of borrowing
money OF him, Mr.. Blair concluded to
withdraw from the editorial chair
scarcely expecting any adequate return
for his arduous editorial labors. Mr.
Rives sholled out to him on the spot
one hundred thousand dollars to his no
small surprise. Mr.. Rives said that no
break occurred in the fifteen wears
friendship that existed between the
publisher and the editor; and that
what seemed to the Globe readers, in
each issue of that paper, to be elaborate
and carefully prepared editorials, were,
in sober truth, dashed OIL, with lead
pencil on bits Of envelopes he picked
up about the office.
After Mr.. Blairs withdrawal, Mr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
---------7--------77--Tl-7
roo LATE! TOO LATE !

ThelRepublicOn Marshals Of MissIs-
sippi flooded the Northern press with
lies like the following but they were
too late; too late:
TERRIBLE STATE or AFFAlRS IN MISSISSIPPI
To tho Editor Of the dlobo-Domocrat'
OxronD, Miss, November 3, 1876 --
DEAR SlR-You had better telegraph all
the prominent dailios and TO all promi-
ncnt points North, through the asaocia-
ted press upon my authority, 80 thnL
the news may be read by the people on
the morning of the election that there
will be no election in Mississippi to
amount to anything Republicans are
not going to be permitted to vote lheh
ticket Everything points to that, The
Democrats are determined to prevent
their voting at all hazards. Not halt a
vote will be polled 10y our friends It's
completely impossible They will shoot
down culorcd men If they attempt t.
vote. have information from all
points in my district, which leaves ne
doubt of the fact that the Democrats
are going to carry the state bya heavy
majority with guns and pistols. Ther,
is no doubt of this. Riots will uudoubt
edly occur everywhere, if the colore,
people attempt to vote 1t is as bad a'
open war hespcctlu'iy,n,,
United states Marshal Northern Disl.lc
| Mississippi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
raia ig.l5r5gallT CoLg1a
rlslels no AIN.
Hat 10 Bueiucs, Advurslsou.oE, Ll--
rCgt5d wltl0us iay.

Desiring Il, mako The Herald mo mciium
Of standardization for lnr "nuefHl luulir,
nud aI.o tJ assist tloaI "hI may h..1 at-
,tv.uIsIuu column, Advertisements Under
lTe mend 1f ".0stn "Fuuua,n "WauitI'
"Fnt i.lie,p "FOt RENT" no Lch' ~ ho'
moro tngn three liuus, yIi. uc ihHelloI ll
tuls rOlamu two uuus irDa OF charge, "hWn
such Advertisements exceed liWtt Hur7 we
,srr.g ,yll be- charged 10 tha rate 81 ave
r,utau line, each Insertion, iu advances ana
wncu such advertisement are printed more
than tyO tilnoa they win uo chikrG ANU
mt ul ave cputsH line IN udvhcf lpi rAeU
additional Insertion Seven HogH' Iha|o "
liuu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

A WRITER from Long Branch malyzes
the character Of numerous bellies who
spent the last summer there, lam told
that men rave over her; do endless fool.
ish things ON her account, that mum.
Der want to marry her and that she
will not accept them; that the grand
match she is waiting for has not vet
turned up, The hollyhocll of u woman
overshadows the delicate loneliness of
the Vlolcts and roses about her. What
is the secret of her attraction She
appeals To the senses Of men, and UNI
dcrstands the advantage of sell-control,
1 am yours and yours and yours, she
says in effect, and when they como to
AXE her she laughs and adds, But first
OF all | am my own Such women are
not chaste; they make vn-
tue physical; they emphasize, decorate
illuminate Its physicality, and sell it in
cold blood to the hot blood of the high.
est bidder They are women answering
TO the description Cowley gives of his
They have the fire of selfish
ness and the snow of sympathy they
IRE safe and spiritually impure, because
hey never love"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

linn ButNor thought differently aud
for his plrt preferred Mr. johnson VINO
belonged to no church For his part
I've did no. believe in 'hayin folks chill
drrn iotch up IN do church, lie was
Baptist, and If there was 10 be religion
tnugnt IN schools, that IL would be con
trary 10 the tcachings Of the Apostles
for anybody but Baptist TO teach
them.
Brother Washington preferred Solo
mon Shanks, tho prammnrIan, 49, mel
was u sober, sturdy man, Of good raisin,
fine family and cdIication ekal to n
white man. And thus stood the board
for the live long d0y--unaItembly com
miltcd each to his man the patrons
we're about cqunlly divided IN their pre-
lrrenccs, and were az iirmand unchang'
able. "A their trustees, Tho day
was spont in rchcarslng the
merits and dement's Of the applicants
and each heard himself charged pub
lcIy with every crime in the dccalopc.
The contention waXcd warm and ~ the
brethren and sisters bickcred swcatod
rmnatcd and rccrminatcd, II iumc
arose from that contracted shouty that
| for pure hcit was an assault and battery
II the face Of all out Of doors
NJ lehftu lh'Y n'3'Il i" SI''' Oh 10
hunt me one ny one ihcy came '''o
with his tale, aud each desiring the '.r-
,mptory dccapitntion Of the other two
! and the appointment of some "g"mman
OF sense ana 'c'',l"l 10 'o."p'I"'.'
with INN larson 'IaIl'a" s'"''I th' y
dem two hlgH'l7 wont gree 70 NUM-"
Mr. Washington e,A''"' as wv me,
! SO "orhlh lur "' goo" on '' lu''"'
folks Iui drm "''rr '"o trustees u
ae mos o"'I ''''lT 100, ,,. m'4S''' ~, ~ "'
whoIe Town "' " "''''' ""''''
Thought 'hNt II '"' ","'' TWO were nov
III INC why L'' '''',' '""'' '''''' u,
matter l"AV ne %l' ''' 'n'S man 'I'''
the people "nu,'" 10y ""h',. any why
asked 'a'll u Io '''' ""'' "'''N III POI,
|Nie IoT ,nen 10 "SI'' o" " ''0'.r'
'ar'oi ''n'I'3N '""VH,,' u "''' ,I'I'a''
hruo"'' Iu'', "",, y, H"''I " o'"'', p
tom N"l'I" llN' n'"u"'T Jake. WI"
was inc most 'o',Ir'V'"''". Pu,'o" "
all 90 "'''' ",' h",''l "''@ ,"'' ~
was IL T'',""'''' pr. son H'''''''
an" """'' "S''' ''-"' '""E
nut inc "Ih,' hua,''H "'u'""
agree WIN nun o'll STUCK @ Ih'ir Gr'
, nhu Ho''''' ~ "Iu""' NAV ,"'
I Johnson was" .''''''' 1'''"'i''""i''
lhoE were E'"N d u. same ''''
a.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

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'''"u"'s' !" i''' '-'' ''"''' ',' '''''
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"''""''''" /" o'~'oo', '"' I''H"'''"'' WI
the population iiFihE H. the country
Two hundred aud uiucty-Dwo OF
| kmpp's guns, shipped for ,hc TGr.i.l
guyrrnarat, have been seized nt An
twpgp rs creditor Of the Sutlime
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

President THOMAS a, SCoTr OF the
Texas and Pacific RAILROAD Company,
has contributed ten thousand dollars to
tho Centennial fund in aid of tho Wash
ington and Leo University, ut Licking
ton, Virginia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

DR. a. w. Wright, Of Ge0rg@, U IA
over Ogden IL VOLTS store, corner Em n,s,,
Lamar streets, where he may be V stiis
all hours of the night or day. $P'-
Jno. II. Morton, NJ. D., Physician sa N \
con, office over First Nationhl banh' y.
enca cor ner san Jncinto md iimNUsjr
alias. Texas, Calls TO the county plVgut-
item ed. wv"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN
Attorneys NJ LGW.

Thurmond, Willard It Fletcher Argl
Law, Sll Main street, up stairs. ocN-
j. NJ, Hayes, Attorney AT Law, W nv Y.
merce street south Of Courthouse l'is
Texas. Special attention paid 70 v, ny
claims.ss .....,- S'~
W. s. Oldham, Office in Mitchies Dlla'4
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main Street
jRnl4du
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney OF lsN~
2O5 North Side Public Square, up'N'S'S
Ocl2o.dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
DALLAS. TEX AS

Tneng are two cities in the South
with no dwelling houses for lease or
ront-Dallas and ViclSsburg,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
Causes the Rody to Gain inSolidFla
PRESCRIPTION FREE

EOR the SPEEDY Cure of Seminal Wal
4 ness, lost Manhood, and all disGts
Drought ON by indiScretiOns or excess Il.
UTugGiSt mas the ingredients. address
W. ''idSoN n CO.. NJ Nassau St,NM vi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
E'o R. S.1 Ia. Il. HI
TIE DARK BAY STALLION
Champion Denmark

Tive rive years Old L. hands high. VIII be sold
cheap for cash. The following is itn rn'ti
gree of champion" taken nor, tnr .tn5
record OF Woodtud county, K,ntnrt".
"Slred by Graves hlack DENIM ark. ana h,' ~ :
me imported Champion penmsrk, dam Sy
NV ' rrinnIa' ne ne 9y SCOTS hishlander Q. dam
ST Henry and he 10y the celehraIai WhhtnS
"Chamrion Denmark" wAsi Wears n,I ~,
10Th day OF lust May. "Champion" cn,, we te
seen AT bnrrls' stable, corner CGmmrrc. nn UJ
--,-'N ", - VD.N NOVttlW.Wyt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

! w ~ ~ IL Epery body to know that This
| puE HERALD. Vo'uihh III
you want n LaOorer;
~ you want situation:
II you want Boarders;
II Non want to rent Il Place.
IL you have Il Place TO Rent.
II YOU want a Boarding lluuye.
y you want ~ Buy Property:
II you nave Property to Sell.
" You have Lost Somethlng
II YOU have Found Sornethimc.
II You want Information;
II you want 10 Impart Information.
>, IL you want anything, IN short a. h,,,,
~ ecu t' lease To rent In employ. In Iva " n,;
v vT? "' 10 learn or to advise, read and nd nd
""'N't 'ni yoht hsts.ionrs posted. "' Aeep
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

SIuN Es-.A stock OF stoves, thirty.or mn,
10, 'or Ahd' house, etc. Address +. o. Roy
~ NNN-lAy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

E'AHM -Ulcr,d soc twenty unta u.!Y, 70
< choice lltlle Farm ul llpHrrys, tea miles
Ntuutvd-abUut Sixty ncrvs under i,ucH,
about uirly.SI& acres Il cultivation DnJ tine
u.!Uuru In coed TIMBER moslly oak ami
pecan -ap,tuIlu uiacI, IuAW1 soil, HHd newer
iu!ug spring amt branch water Apply -
AdolpAt Ktlg \ co., EcM Estate ltjhars,
~ Main Nl,u,t. upNj-lW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
Wanted --To' Rent.
10 Trade or Exohnnna-

House, want 10 rent n house with ay,
"A or SiX rooms, good water, near business
- '''lNlu "llce' Hug27 IT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

NJ ANIEp-A store on Mn sire T., abour
,r..t SIN. en- ieet iront Rnt must be mod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

! Y TTTVTTW W-TI,
| n"r OF tine Iandsunest uGd most convenient
FIRED, rue kER. uct2O-tf
I0LD PApEHS-At this Office. in ouaprI.
~ ue> loauit' AT 81 u hundred. jy45-u
I'uMHINArlUN LOCK sAEE-ualrs nat.
~, eat, cheap Apply To q. f., Herald
N'1'''' mNyl0-tl
ISSOUHI LAND-Flye hundred acres of
~ mui In southeast Missouri, chcnu-
Win perfect title, or win exchange Tor Dallas
'l$ property. Address, u. y, this office.
Z LD PAPEKS.- At THIS ullrc, nounrt,-
~ tirs to suit, at s! At hundred, jy25-ti
Wanted male Help.
rs--,=..-...a-
NJ ELL DlGGEIt-A g Oh one. Auplv NJ
W Dent place, near fair grpundS. n0vg-tr
RErK WunELER , on-neare.s ana Ia.
~ horers at lriuIy 6rck ,ald. uuyS}t
NuurHAEtR-One No. Hootnal,er on
- S,NeJ Boots, TO 20 to DruiSJn, Amply
40 ths Office. noy6.i,v.'
tNAE}AsN&R-Fps legitimate business,
= WHO van deposit $40, can seeUJr place.
Nl"t,sS "t nNoS~er,' h.rad Office. oGti-lw
wao,cd-9artoars.
w hEAI-A young nan wishes TO mn,
~ "a a crop of Wheat on shares. AI.
dress "Farmer," HERALD Office. nol6-tw
s"-'''-,-'sHas'.---=-s' -
Wanted-FemaIO Help,
lltl~-A good white girl can find ram.
~ Portable home and steady pnIp,oyIn.l't
ny cnlliug nj the iolHld once, or a,ld,,s'
SING postal card to box %.
W.nted-To Guy.
! GuSE-A small dwelling house nor
4 business center on monthly ya,Inrpi
"uu!|sS T. ~, care Huraid office. SEM .,
IA ANitD-A stu ti,u as s.i,sm,p ~
~ seward IN hulel, uruuy SEilrtuI ,vp,,,
!, goois' reference viii be uiyeu. A,I',rrs,
l a. McGianis, lalias, Texas. noyI6 lw
NJ ANIEp-A store on Ma II sire I. obopt
w SIM en- feet front Rant mus ne, moI.
'IHtt' Address Is. y L.,ntt this ur1lcr. ~
Wantcd-To' Rent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
Wanted Female Help.

M ANftD--A stu ti,u as s.i,sm,n IN
s.twad IN a hpie,, RAINY Skilltul Worn,
INDOORS reference viii be Given. A,I'tras,
Il. McGinnis, lalias, IcxHs. noyI6 iv,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10
Wanted Mae lielp.
Wanted rarlnars.

w hEAF-A young nan wishes to mn
~ "a crop OF Wheat on shares. Al.
dress Farmer" HERALD Office. no\6-lw
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-04-05
Bill TO Punish Bribery ina EIec
lfOnS.

The following bill has passed the lower
branch OF Congress to prevent the selici-
tation, contribution or acceptance by any
officer or employee of the Government,
of money, property or other thing of
value, for political purposes, or the in
timidation OF voters
Be it enacted, ETC., That no officer or
employee of the Government shall require
or request, give to or receive from any
other officer or employee Of the same or
other person, directly or indirectly, any
money, property or other thing of value
for political purposes, and any such Off
Ger or employee who shall offend against
the provisions of this act shall at once be
dismissed from the service of the United
States, and also be =deemed guilty of a
high misdemeanOr, and, on conviction
thereof, fined not less than $500 nor
not more than one year, at the discretion
of the judge trying the case.
SEC. 2. That if any person, with a
view to the election to or obtaining votes
for the office OF President, Vice President,
or the post of Senator, Representative or
Delegate in the Congress of the United
States, or appointment to any Office or
post of honor or emolument under the
Government 81 the United States of him
self, or any other person, snail use force
or duress by menace or violence TO life,
limb, property or liberty, or shall com
nit bribery or shall use nancy, property
or other thing of value to influence any
eIector, voter, officer or other person in
respect to any election or appointment to
any such Office or post, he shall, upon
conviction thereof, be fined not less than
$500 nor more than IS, 600. and be impris-
oned not more than one year, ut the
discretion Of the judge trying the case.
SEC. 8 That the District Courts of the
United States shall have jurisdiction of
the Ottepses created by this act
SEC. I. 'first tbe Judges of the Dis
trict and Circuit Courts spali give this
act in charges to grand juries
The bill was originally introduced by
Mr.. Dibreil, of Tennessee, but amended
to the above shape, the first section being
written by Mr.. John Young Brown, of
Kentucky, and the second by Mr.. John
Goqde, Jr., of Virginia-all Democrats.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-04-05
the Judicial Appoln,,..


March aistir.
EDITORS CLARION: 90 AIlow o.-
readers, who seeks no appointmsr, l'l
no private interest to subserye. d, ~ ta
suggestion through your column. .4'
a matter which seems To him ~ l,l
mediate consideration. g..
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to the action OF the two br,r., p''.,r
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