Letter from F. J. Jones; February 10, 1876

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Letter from F. J. Jones; February 10, 1876

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Ames, Adelbert, 1835-1933 Edwards, B. F.Jones, Frances J.Lee, John Libbitt, A. W.Livingston, S.

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Political elections Political elections--Mississippi

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United States--Congress

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Clerks

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Mississippi--Washington County

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[note] 2/10/76 [/note]

United State of America
Southern District of Mississippi

Frances J. Jones being duly sworn upon oath he is a Citizen of the United State residing in Washington Co Mississippi to John Lee on the second day of November A. D. 1875 at a congressional Election held in said co. (Washington) did hinder and obstruct him in his officcial duties as a supper-visor of Election at the Burdett precinct a certain place in said Washington Co. and that said John Lee did attempt to prevent him from acting as said suppevisor and refused to recognize his commission as suppervisor and refused to pay any at-tention to his interference when partie men properly challanged and in nearly all cases denied him right to act as such supervisor.

F. J. Jones.

sworn to and signature acknoledg before me the 9^th day of Feb 1876.

B. F. Edwards, Clerk
S. Livingston. D. C.
F. J. Jones.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10^th day of Febry 1876

A. W. Libbtt.
Clke.

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F. J. Jones.