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WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS !
Monroe Co., East Tennessee.

TNHIS celebrated summer resort for health and
i pleasure, will be opened the First Of june
for the reception OF guests. Ii is situated on top OF
the Chlhowee Mountain, fifteen miles southeast OF
Mouse Creek, the nearest point on the East Tenn,
Va. and ga Railroad The hotel and springs are at
an elevation of 1900 feet above the Conasauga val
ley and 1000 feet above sea level in dry pure and
very invgorating atmosphere aIOrding an extensive
view OF the surrounding country whose scenery is
unsurpassed. We have good band Of music at
entve servants, and all other accommodations 10 be
found at first-cass watering place.
THE RATES OF BOARD REDUCED. vIZ-Sq Der week:
$50 per month Special rates to families.
Visitors to these Springs can obtain excursion
tickets over all southern railroads. For particulars
apply for descriptive pamphlet giving analysis etc
J. II. MAGILL, Proprietor
Mouse Creek and White Clin Hotels.
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COTTON-TEES.
American
COttOn-Tie Supply Go.
&C CARONDELET STREET..

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 30, 1873.
To Cotton Factors, Planters and Country Merchants
Generally:
OWING to the present low price Of iron, and the
~ Increased facilities which the above company
possesses, they have now, ana offer through their
agents las below enumerated), $4,000 bundles OF
the well known Beard Lightning Tie, ana an IN
limited quantity OF the popular and celebrated
Arrow Tie at prices hitherto unprecedented, under
full guarantee as TO quality. For sale BY
Hill, Fontaine Il Co. Stewart Gwynne < Co.
j. T. FargaSOn & Co. NJ L Meacham d CO.
Brooks, Nicely & Co. &C. Alb. TreadWell q Co
f. NJ. White & Co. Estes, Doan & Co.
c. p. Hunt 4 Co. Fader, Jacobs Il Co.
Porter TAYLOR & Co. Guy, billiard * Coffin.
PeaIce Suggs Il Co. Harris, Mallory Il Co.
Scheduled Hanauer d Co. J. NJ James i Sons.
Fulmer, Burton 4 Co.
American Cotton-Tie Supply Co.
r W. RAYNE, President.
JOS. MCH. HOLMES, Representative for Memphis,
care Southern OIL Works.
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OVERLOOK M0uNTAiM HnuSE-

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. yVosdsfacES,
Ulster Co.. y. ". WILL OPEN ABOUT JUNE
25th. House is new, contains al modern improve
mentS, and furnished throughout IN tie best NAH
neT. Transient board. 81 IeT cay. Reasonable
terms for week or month. Best place on the noun
tatns for those troubled with hHS fever. il being
$500 feet abOye tide water. Teieg7dphic immunl-
cation with all points. For circulars address
James Smith, Manager.
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
WOODSTOCK lister cnIInfr NEa- NnRE
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BON AQUA SPRINGS

THIS charming summer resort. located eight miles
L from Bon Aqua Station, thirty miles from
Nashville on the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road. will open for the reception Of visitors June
l. 1873 The association have this year built very
attractive 2-StOry hotel to meet the Increased de
mands OF its visitors. The water of these SpTing5
celebrated for their TecupeFatlye effects upon
delicate men and women. shattered and exhausted
constitutions, well for the OF diseases of
the aimentary canal, dyspepsia. chronic diarrhea.
constipation and summer complaints Of children.
diseases of the kidneys and skin. and menstrual
disorders etc. The elevation is 800 feet above Nash
VILE Atmosphere, cool, dry and SalubTioJS.
BOARD-Per month, S35; per week, $40 per day,
81. Special raIes for families. Children and sery
ants half-prlce.
Railroad fare forthe round trip,Sq s. Correspond
ence invited Address " Bon AQUA Springs ASSOcla-
tiOn," or A. GENNETT, Business Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn.
DR.. A; Morrison, Resident Physician. For those
who enjoy horseback or buggy riding, a hrst-class
commodations for those who take their own vehicles
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SUMNER BOARDING. ~ Yves: SIst
Rfreec. EeW

A RS. BULKLEY Will accommodate visitors to the
1NI city during the summer months with tiTSt-clasS
rooms, with or without board, at moderate rates.
Her house is located between Broadway and Fifth
avenue; is most accessible from the various Ferries,
being within two minutes walk OF the Elevated Rail-
roads and six lines of Cars and Stages.
References I. Gafllard Thomas, new York;
Rev. T. ID. Witherspoon Petersburg Va; Rev. Vim.
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BUFFALO LITHiA SPRINGS,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.

Waters well nigh specific in Stone or CaIenIE,
Diabetes and Inflammation OF the Bladder. Waters
in cases of six gallons, 81 Per ease At the
Springs. Testimonials sent TO any address.
Springs open Tor visitors June Isl.
THOS. n. liOODE. ErOnTletOf.
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Saturday, Juno 1, In reply 10 the questions
of Mr.. Potter
The Incidents Of the Louisiana conspiracy
run 40 closely together that thcy caunot he
snnnrnird. and thny tell their own story
most clearly. Hhcy are links in the same
rboin Everybody knows what followed
JonN SmrRNANs barstin with ANDERSON
md WEBER. how Louisiana WAS stolen, and
how the damning proofs Of the guilt wsic
dragged To- light. Four months ago, IuN
ANDERSON was indicted and tried tor issuing
forged returns, and found guilty, Though he
subsequently escaped the pcualty 81 Che law
by a small tcchnicality While he was In jail,
SHERMAN. GARFIELD, STANLEY Matthews,
and HALE addressed him u letter. which
hardly has parallel for audacity, and
makes clear to all the world that they were
in the power OF ANDERSON iIcrc is sam
pie Of their uttcranecs:
Tho undersigned tcel due to you unlcr present
cumstancc to assure yon OF unhc stating belief that,
IN the matter wherein you stand charged, alto
gcthor gutcss u any o ucc A-aius law that you are
falsely accused and milciousy prosecuted; that the pro
cc,ding against yuu thoplh the form OF law, IL with
out the substance ot Justice that tender earnest
sympaihies and hope that the SENSE Ut justice
aud love peace OF the people Vi Louisiana will protect
YOU 4e
These visiting statesmen" were we'll
aware Of the part ANDERSON had played
with WELLS. Behind his prison walls he
had sgnific-l that IL means were not found
to release him he would open his budget a.
his namcsallc has done, and startlc the
country with his revelations. This letter
was intended to pacify him until HAYES and
all concerned could bring influences to bear
on NICHOLS and the Courts to save him
from the pcnitcntlary. They succeeded, and
this man who offered to sell the vote Of Lou
siana 10 the highest bidder and had his
proposal hawked about the streets Of Wash
ington. Baltimore. New Orleans, and New
York, l. now Deputy Collector, while his
chief, WELLS, has been drawing his pay a.
surveyor of New Orleans during the last
three months.
Meanwhile JOHN SHERMAN Il Secretary OF
the Treasury, aud cOnfcsses that he sub
Orncd ANDERSON and WEBER to stand firm
by the fraudulent protests without which
HAYES could not have been counted in.
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Added to Mr.. Secretary SHERMAN's re-
fusa to swear that he did not write tho lot
ter with copy Of which he WAS confronted
before the Potter Committee, we now have
the refusal OF Senator STANLEY MATTHEWS
to testify at all before the committee. The
two things may be put in the same class.
They properly rank together. The one was
avirtual admission OF guilt by JoHS SHEER
MAN. The other Is. substantially, an admis-
sion OF guilt by STANLEY MATTHEWS.
Tho conduct of MATTHEWS illustrates the
terror Of an oath. Many man who will
asseverate, positively. a thing which he
knows to bc untrue, will shrink in horror
from swearing to ii. Indeed Mr. SHERMANs
conduct maniiests this distinction just as
plainly. A. is we'll known. to a Washington
correspondent OF the Nrlc York HcraH he
emphotically denied having written any let
ter at all. But when he stood up before the
committee with the oath fresh on his lips he
refused 10 make any such denial.
STANLEY MATTHEWS would fain have the
whole world believe him guiltlcss. He is
forward to declare his own innocence. But
whom he is offered an opportunity To do this
before the committee. and in face Of the
whole world. under the solcmnity OF an
oath he darcs not enter upon the ordeal.
Many years ago the State of Massachu-
sets offered a bounty TO encourage the pro-
duction Of wheat. In order to obtain the
bounty the applicant had to state under
oath the quantity Of wheat he had raised
and just how much land it grew on. A
farmer came into the olico Of a country Jus
tice OF the Peace to tiln his application lie
had it all made out and signed. You will
have 10 swear to this" said the Justice.
Tho farmer began TO wrigglc about IN his
chair. and. after several minutes. he
replied: Wall, Squire, 1t is all
right about the number of bushels
measured thcm-and I've no objection to
swearing to that part, but as To the land, |
guessed at that, and as to that part I'd a
Letie rdihcr b. affirmed -suppo7ing an ai-
frmation to Ice less binding than an oath.
We are disposed, however, - be- generous
toward these unhappy men, SHERMAN ami
MATTHEWS, and to take the most favorable
view of their conduct. We therefore make
the suggestion that, being involved in the
frauds. il j. TO their credit that they abstain
from adding perjury to their other mis-
deeds.
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take me home r-nt tna, propcri AMI tell line what
other young tables do when tney at their hcuts on any
Young man fwrote him letter and told him VIII Il
Thought vi hun bat he never answered h. Please al
,i-c ia. what do. "a WtsrERN GiW@'
You do wrong in making such advance TO
the fellow, for toy so doing You stir up his
vanity and give him tho idea that you are
throwing yourself at hi- head. Never do
that ovcnlY though r.ary alroit girls,
fuller OF arts than you, cviicntly do sue
ccsslully make love to mon without their
object being understood. W.JoVe, however,
acc greater adopts al chat business than
maidctn
Let him b. tho one to propose his escort
home from the boss and outings, and not
YOU A woman is put In u very mortfying
rosition whom she asks a follow to give her
his company and he rr'uscs her what he
ought to esteem a privilege. All you can do
is to mako yourself "A agreeable "a possible
to him. aud wait for the result. You will
never win him by scndihg him love letters
for which he docs not ask. On the contrary,
if you continue 10 do 50, he will be likely to
regard you IA an infatuated and trouble
some old maid, in desperate straits to get
married. The girls who succeed In obtain
ing proposals Of marriage arc usually the
ones who are surprised when they come; oc
at least they pretend to bc surprised.
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When the late CAKES AlrIs was threaten
cd by combination of corrupt Congtess-
men with organized perjury to break down
HE testimony cSpcct.ng the Credit Mohilier
iobbcry, ne quietly warned them not to 20
too far At the outset hc tried 10 conceal
their vonality. and to give them the benefit
of convenient memory. CoLFAX. GAR
FIELD. DAWES, and the rest Of them. did not
take this advice. as prudent patriots should
have done whose pockets We're stuffed with
scrip, bonds. and dividends. They set up
their character against that Of AMEs, and
sought to crush him by hard swearing.
Then the old man turned in his wrath, AMI
produced the famous memorandum book
containing the exact record of each mem
bers interest in the Credit Mobilcr. the
amount ~ stock assigned 10 him. and the
dividends in cash and bonds, together with
an account current showing the whole trans
action. There was no escape from that evil
dencc, and the country has long since rem
dcrcd it, verdict against all who We're con-
cerncd in the corruption
The cou-pirators who concoctcd the great
crime which carried HAYES into the White
House and gave them the highest huuor-
and trusts of the repuhli, "a, their share of
the plumber. started cut whom the nve-!i-
CATION was ordered by dcnounciug the wit
ncssos who were TO be- summoned "A disnp-
pointed onicc-scckcrs and trcachcrous po.i-
tician-, who were unworthy OF any conf
dcncc or respect. They proclaimed loudly
chat this testimony would hc impoached and
broken down without much effort
MCLIN, ANDEl.sON, DENNIS, and others
who figured in Florida and louisiana We're
the chosen contidants and peculiar friends
of tine chiefs OF the conspiracy. and did their
part OF the work under the encouragement
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Many young women write TO rs, asking
for instructions as to how they shall win
men for whom they have conceived an alfcc-
ton, but who show no responsive feeling.
Charatan5 sell love powders to such
cnamored madcns, under the prctence that
If they give them surreptiuou~ly to the
blind or Indifferent objects OF their regard,
the attachment they lcel will be reciprO-
Gated. But no powders ever made were able
to kindle love in the breast OF a man. only
the charms, graces, and virtues Of Il loyable
woman can start that fame which, once it
hazes forth, is apt 10 be n consuming fire.
There j., indeed, very little for girl to do
who has fallen in love with man who is
unaware OF the warmth OF her feelings
toward him, or careless as to whether they
are warm or Geld. She IL foolish If she
thrusts herself on him, and she makes a
mistake if she does not let him have the
initiative in the formal cOurtship though
IT Is entirely proper and consistent with tine
feminine nature for her to attract him to
her by modest arts, for philosophers say
that women are the first TO fall in love.
Their pride and their dignity may demUnd
that they shall Ice courted yet oftentlmes
the prize has been won before it has been
really sought,
Such is the case OF Western girl, who
| thus writes us
Sir lam nm old maid 70 Years DID, am tailoress hy
trade and II believe everything that is told me, am
! very pretty
Sow sir as yonpivc such good advice To everybody
that writes t. YOU have come io the conclusion that
wll write to you in tho time of trouble prefer your
| advice 10 that at amy fucnd have m the woild
" mover had a proposal N my lite, am obliged t..
| own There isa young man IN TINS heishhorhood Whom
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War broke out ON the East River yester-
day 1t seems that an excursion steamboat the
J. Is. Schuyler, has been in the habit OF touch
ing at the Grand street ferry wharf for passen-
gers and that the ferry company object. Yes
tcrday several hundred passengers were in
waiting: SO were also police captain and n
harbor inspector. As the Schuyler drew up TO
the wharf these officers ordered her OF. The
order was not obeycd They attempted TO pre-
vent the boats hands from making fast, the rc-
suit being that the police captain was yankcd
on board and roughly handled Then. having
taken on her passengers. the Schuyler steamed
away In triumph. On her return she stopped
at Thiriy-fourth street. suddenly forty am
pushed policemen sprang cn board. and a. sud
denly the police boat Seneca appeared along
side. Resistance WIS out ~ the question. and
the captain u the schuyler accepted the situa-
tion. mate and deck hand. pointed out bv
the police captain "A his assauiters ana bat
tcrcrs. were marched of to the lock Then
the captured vessel WIS released, and peace
again broodcd over the East River
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II the letter Of JOIN SHERMAN 10 WEBER
nnl ANDERSON. giving "guarantee that
they woull be- provided for n soon after the
Attn OF March as may Doe practicable" stood
alone, it ought 20 be- sufficient for his con-
donation. II was q bargain e. procure the
success Of mon-trous fraud. ami one Of
the means by which the Presidency We
stolen But il does not stand alone. MI
SHERMAN himself, in his testimony before
the Potter Committee. has confirmed the
charges involved in the letter by virtually
contessing that he wrote it, His confession
makes the chain Of testimony against him
irrefragahc
That JUHS SHERMAN wa- the chief COM
splrator in the Louisiana business never
has been doubtful to men Of experience
and knowledge. His scheming brain
planned the method Of operations. He
personally supcrintended its execution ion
New Orleans, from the fabricated protests
down 10 the dramatic Introduction Of ELIZA
PINKsToN, and then he hurried OF 10 Wash
ington with a mass Of perjurcd testimony,
made to order for the Returning Board, in the
hope Of forcstalling public opinion, and Of
rallying the Republican party to the sup
port OF the Fraud.
The project Of sending a commission TO
New Orleans was itself an intentional de-
ceptiun. OF which GRANT may or may not
have been the dupc. In the letter which
GRANT addressed 10 the visiting statesmen
he requested them "to see that the Board
of Canvasscrs make a fair count Of the vote
actually cast That was the external in
structon. Let Us see how it was followed.
On the l4th Of November, Judge TRCMBULL,
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Having been bound up in Paris during the
si,-c r ,iur ot the London li1 ou.ht to Know some
ius about t.r taste of the meat ii the various bind, of
animal. winch where then used for human food Asaop
ior the sale o horciioh having been recently opcnr, In
Louduu, ho writes. apropos %, it.
4 contemporary calls upon me TO- give my cyrctieucc
u hort Ne-h II IS lhr ti rate hcuf 10 le ~tii
g. have llNsrccnhle tH,V Tor II has no taste 40 400
pNk'N. uu me other hand. l. delicious, amt infinitely
urtr eatu- than beef mutton Ihls tUc French -nlu
discovered during the siege 90 Paris tor "Iortuu ot
donkey cost about ak time, much a ' portion Of
hul,e tats taste exactly Akr rait At !, lI .,llr To-
DISTINGUISH between t'u The objection 10 r1t, d, mat
when cooked their hosh l. gritty Tins ob,ciou how.
even Is somewhat clturcth lur except for tins lilfu
ness. thcN who'll SOME anna excellent article ui i'ld
am SUR rl>,d that there i,nt society iu the promo.
ton ot rnuu- rHs NhN -ruuid mot PRISONERS hr frl W.t
these u0uIi,lIns and prolific Att.r animals
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Yesterday was a day to he enjoyed, and
enjoyed it was Ivy the thousands who sought
Conry Island and the beach at Rockaway. Tho
sun was hot. but the sea breeze was cool, and
promCnadng on the hard sand was delightful
recreation. A few there were who donncd bath
ing suits aud plunged into tho surf-thc first
bathers Of tho year. AMI ono Of them WIS a
woman ut that but their blue noses and chatter
ing teeth uttcstcd that they had anticipated the
season.
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The Washington County National Bank,
in this State. has closed It's doors and tho di-
rector. are profoundly surprised % learn that
their cashier. ANpkLws. II unable To- account
for discrepancy of ;i2.OOO between the de-
poshs and assets. Their surprise is all thc
greater S ANpHLws is financial agent for the
church " which he has long been shinin.;
light ANDELWs himself appears TO be as mu 'h
surprised as anybody. and the stockholders are
preparing to ilnd out whose surprise is gonu-
inc. The total deficiency Is $4,000.
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especially Boston, to carry out his alleged OBJ
Ioct. lie sues NAYLoR & Co. for damages for
having. in printed card. denounced him rs
fraud and averred that he misuscd the money.
On Thurs lay CRAFT told from the witness chair
the story Of his escape from bondage.
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The ill making a conditional appropria-
ton Of five and half million dollars troinl for
the payment OF the Halifax award passed the
Senate ON saturday. 1t makes it the duty OF
HAYrs-that Is. Of course. Il he stays in The
White House long enough to ask Queen and
Empress NGCToEfA's Ministers whether. under
all the circumstances. they can bring them
selves to take the money We guess they can.
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The recent attempt Of Prof. HUGHEs. IN
London. 10 establish his claim ~ the discovercr
Of the microuhone. has drawn from Mr.. EDIsoN
tho exposure Of the Professors pretcus.ons
which appeared in Yesterdays sun. Mr.
EDIsoS says that tho so-callod wonderful
microphone. that transmits a sound ms light as
the step ~ a fly. is nothing hut a very delicate
telephone; that the essential principle Of Ia"
microuhone was patented hy him over six
months a.;o in England. SO that Prof llrruLs
might have discovered the miorophone in tho
Patent Onirc. Mr. EnisoN also shows that Prof.
PREfcE. TO whom Prof HuGuEs expressed his
acknowledgements for aid. has long been in pos
session II d telephone, and ia June or July last
WAS shown all the wonders Of the Mgnlo Park
Alor.tO 49,.
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when neglected cold develops a constant cough,
shurtness ni breath, Rnd wasting of flesh, ma, be-
sure the lungs are seriously threatened, aud that a
prompt treatment Ia demanded pr Jaynes kNIec-
turAnt ~ thoroughly adapted 10 speedily cure all couhs
and colds, aud Is an effective medicine in the primary
stages VI consumption AMI bronehius-Ad
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This week, tho House is To sit every even
ing for the transaction OF business. There il n
good deal Of it TO be transacted, and the day
fixed for the final adjournment is now close at
l...
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Col. ScOTr raises the siege Of Congress,
but only TO renew it at the next session. On
saturday at the motion Of STANLEY MATTHEWS,
the TcNas-Pacine bill was sent over To- De-
ccmbcr
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or the seven Senators who arc 90 invce'i-
gate SrASLri MATTHEWS. two ALLISON oi Iowa
and lNoArLs If Kunsns-were the tellrr- ou the
part OF the Senate al the missouri of the el''-
toralYota- ia Joint convention. Two others I'D
MuNDs OF vermont tAe Chairman. and HoAE of
Mas-achu-, tt--werr members Of the uuoou-tl-
tutlunal and infamous LlgAt-to-Scven Comml--
zion. 50 wonder tnlt MATTHEWS prefers Co
take his chances with this committee. rathcrthan
with one ol which Gen. BUILLE is a member.
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Public opinion throughout the country
seems to b., unanimously in favor Of pushing
the investigation II the Great Fraud and pun
ishing the perpetrators. Nothing short Of the
righting OF the wrong Will satisfy an aroused
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pooth's rr-ntr--oirunc oirona.
rgf,h Avenue th-nt-~ Humrty numriy, Nc.
c. I'D Ops sro.s--rhe Chimes OF Normandy.
Gilmore. Garden Concert
trot u us'f- Edis.ns rinnofrsph.
Nrw Norh Aq"s' iuf- ntosdvay and ssth al
NibIo'- Ga rdcn HAst Lynne.
fark The a. The Inrtrls
STANDARD Tht str New Pfitl
roay Pastors Op~s ii,"s" N""V
Gaisa sqs.erc rh-atr" LADY ~ Lyons
Nalia-h's theatre Diplomacy
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Having squeezed out Of the Army hlll
pretty nearly all tho very mild reform that tho
llou-, vcuturcd To pat in. the nate now sends
il back. as a matter 81 course. IL Will ~ 90 a
committee Of conference. and the speaker
should sec 10 Il that the House Is represented
IN that committee hy men of conviction aul
backbone. and not by invertebrates. The
amendment providing for Il commission 10 sce
whether the Indians would be better on under
the care Of tie War Department WAS finally
adopted hy n largo maiorty-ii TO .. Tho sec-
ton of the House bin forbidding the use of rex
ular soldiers ms "a posse coulfa'ls. except in
cases where such uee may be- eXpr Is HUthor-
lied by act Of Congress. was cmas 'ula'"d by
striking out tho expressly" an also hy strik-
ing out the concluding clause which made such
use u misdcmeanor, punishable Icy nne and
| Imprisonment. In the course Of the dis us- .on.
Mr. CoSKLING expressed his approval ~ tho
principle Of the section, AMI his rradin - Co.
vote Tor il as an independent measure.