This item is from the John L. Jolley Collection, available at the Center for Western Studies. The collection general consists of correspondence, publications and other documents related to John Jolley. After passing the bar in 1866 John Jolley moved to Vermillion, Dakota Territory, to practice law and became involved in Republican politics, eventually being elected as a South Dakota Representative to the 52nd U.S. Congress.
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