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The City of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. VIM L.
Gushing: same vs. same; same vs. same.
same VS. Mrs w T. Cushing


Gushing same vs. same, same vs. same,
same VS.. Mrs. w. L. Cushing.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish of Orleans. Nos 1855. t5s4 end 1855
and sixth District Court for he parish II Or
leans. No. s4-By virtue OF four wtits q hs9rl
faeias to mo directed nv the honorable the
Third aud Sixth District Courts for ths parish
Of Orleans. In the above entitled causes. for
city taxes pf 1874 1875, 1876 and 1877. will pro
cssd to soil ut public auction. ct the Merchants
and Auctionsers' Exchange. Royal street be-
tween Canal and Cnstomhouse streets. In the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY,
Aptii H.. 1879. ut Il o'clock M the following
described property. 10 wit ...z
CHETAIM PETITION or GROUND, Sit
uaied In the First District Of this city In square
number one hundred and thlrty.fonr bounded
by Constance, Magazine. julia and st. Joseph
sirsets, designated Ms lot number one. msasut
Ing twenty eight front on Constance street by
ons hundred and six lset In depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Tsrms-CHsb ON tbs srnt.
J. II. ALCEE gAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF tbs Parish Of Orleans.
J. NJ m
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Civil Sheriff Of tbs Parish Of Orleans.
mhla IL mi Ii 10
The city Of New orleans w.. ). Green;

The city 0f New orleans vs.. j. Green;
same VS.. same: same vs. Jos. Green same
VS.. same; same vs. Joe Green; same vs..
John Green.
rIHHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish Of Orleans, Nos 1880. 1854, 1851 and
an 523: and Fifth District Court for The parish OF
Orleans. Nos 1879 and 173-By virtue Of six writs
Of Heri faeias, to me directed by the Honorable
tbs Third and Fifth District Courts for the par
ish Of Orleans in the above entitled causes, for
city taxes OF 1874, 1915. 1876 and 1877, will pro-
coed to sell Mt public auction. ut the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Cusomhouss streets, In tbs
Second District Of this city. on SATURDAY.
April ~. 1879 ut IL O'Clock m, the following do.
seribed property, tn Wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the First District OF this city. In
square number three hundred and five. bounded
by franklin. Perdldo. Poydras and Basin
streets. designated rs lot number twenty seven
measuring thitty-tWo fest front on Franklin
street by one hundred and TIVE nty five feet In
< CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
united In tbs First District Of this city ia
square number five hundred and seventeen.
bounded by ferdido. johnson. Galvsz and Poy-
dras streets. designated as lot number seven
teen. measuring thirty~one feet front ou Per
dido street by one hundred and twenty fset In
depth.
Ssizsa In the above suits.
Tsrms-Cash on the spot
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREhUX.
Civil Sheriff Of ths Parish Of Orleans.
rnh19 25 np1 a Ii 10
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The city Of New Orleans W.. Mrs. v. A..
Nader: Same VS.. same; same VS.. same
same Va. same.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish Of Orleans, Nos. 3se47, $685. 49, 645 and
sss4-By virtue of four, wrts 81 feri facias,
e f, me directed by the honorable The Third
the above entitled causes. for city taxes Of
1879. 1874. 1875 and 1876. / will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctoneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal aud Cnstomhouse streets, In ths
Second Dtstrict Of this city. on SATURDAY,
April 49, 1879. ut IL o'clock M, tho following de-
scribed property, to. wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, SIT
uated in the First District Of this city Ia square
number one hundred and eighty. seven. bound
ed by Clio, Frytania. st. Charles and Erato
streets designated as lot number sixteen.
measuring twenty nine feet front on Clio
street by one hundred and twenty iest In depth
Beizad In the above suits.
Terms- Cash on the spot,
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREKUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
mh19 % Hp1 = Is 10
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a LARGE ORANGE GROVE, WHtUH LAST
YEAR YIELDED DROP olpVER
100000 ORANGES III
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Ths city Of sew Orleans ys. sale sailsl

The City 0f sew orleans vs.. Salle 1eil64
Tabault; same vs. same: same VI. bstS
Bailey Tsbault.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THKpARI
! o. Orleans Nos. ss,1s4. % 1sy end l1,s7y-Ii
virtue OF thise writs Of flsri faeias, Do me az
rect4d by the honorable the Third ID bM
Court for the parish Of Orleans, In the Wys
entitled causes. for city taxes Of 1874 Ga
1878. will proceed to sell at public aneH0i.N
The Merchants and Auetionets' E1ehABas
Royal street, between Canal and Gustomh6dS
streets. in the Second District Of this elty. 81
SATURDAY, April 10, 1879, ut ia O'clock H. III
following described property. towit-
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sftuAd
In the Fourth District gf this city In sd1afsha
Der two hundred and sixty seven. bogndsdb
Baronns, Dryadss. Felicity and st. A4dfgx
streets designated MS part lots numbers thIlft
seven and thirty eight. measuring sixty4thfs
feet front on Baronne street BY one hundfM
and twenty feet In depth.
Seized In the abovs suits.
Terms Cash IN the SPOT. 81
J. II. ALCHE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
NH In pr AM n III 10 gs#Ass
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.


Hy the Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR AM INVEST
MENT.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-19

Cream .Cteese.-Three quarts of sweet
milk, two quarts of cream, and enough rem
net to set it. When it is set do not break
it. but drain it as gently as possible. Lay
a strong cloth iu hoop-any box with top
and bottom out, we'll cleaned, will answer.
Place the curd in the cloth over the top,
put some weight, not too heavy. on top to
press it. The weight should be even, GOV.
ering the whole top. Let it remain under
pressure one day, then take it from the
hoop and rub with salt. 1t will be ready
for the table in three or four days.
Mint Tinegar. Put into wide-mouthed
bottle fresh, nice, clean mint leaves, enough
TO fll it loosely; then gil up the bottle with
good vinegar, and after it has been stopped
close for two or three weeks, it is TO be
poured off clean into another bottle. and
kept we'll corke6 for use. Serve with lamb
when mint cannot be obtained.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-19
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK DEPART.
MENT.

REV. G. d. CLIFFORD, Superintendent.
Knitting, netting and crochet in thread, each$2
Such as best collar and chimisette.
Best under-sleeves, handkerchief, counter
pane, bonnet, set toilet mats, flower va
ses, flower brackets, childs hat or socks,
and many specimens of work under this
head not enumerated, each. h................. 2
Knitting, netting crochet in crewel or silk
best piano cover, table cover, ottoman
cover, shawl, scarf or head dress, coun-
terpane, cradle quilt, slippers, child's
shoes, ........................... z
Best set desserts mats, cushion, gloves, child's
hat or cap, spencer or sacque, each....... 2
In this section there may also be very many
articles not enumerated, for which a premium
may be awarded.
PATCH WORK IN COTTON, &c.
Best patched quit in cotton, silk or raised
work; woven homemade counterpane,
comfort or crib quilt-in silk each........
Any articles in raised worsted work; framed
tapestry &C.; embroidery In silk floss chain
stitch or braid straw or willow work rosin,
wax, she'll and bead work leather, gliding,
bronzing, etc., same premium as above.
All articles exhibited by girls under IA years,
will be placed separate In department known
AZ Misses Department, and somo premiums
given, ss for some articles offered by other ex.
hibitors, as enumerated In any department.
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FRUIT, GARDEN AND TREE DEPART
MENT.

W. T. THOMSON, Superintendent.
Col. D. JOHNSON, ST., Assistant.
Best late seedliag spp!s for all purposes......S2
and greatest variety garden vegetables
for table use raised by one individual. s
" collection Of home-saved garden seed..... 2
"specimen Of any fruits or grapes lot men
toned.........
"specimen seedlings Of any fruit........... z
{" collection evergreen trees................... 2
" green house plants 2
90 howcrs.................
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-09-19
"Go WORK UPON A FARM"
BY SIDNEY HERBERT.

THE following song which copy fromhn old number
OF the SkNi;TRorlCAI monthly agricultural magazine
reply TO viii S Hays popular lyric Go and Learn a
Trade" The writer thought that song quite place
labor in poor demand and 50 Composed ~ha. he eonsid
cred more timely and appropriate song Frank How,
and aso cSssso sas SsSS
nsson in shfs ss, and
ings and on festive occasional
The song sing to you to-day,
Is not to learn trade;
For am sad the truth to say
That song aside is laid.
The mills are running on half time,
The shops give forth no noise,
And it is hard to find dime
Among the prentice boys.
CnoRUs-The song that shall sing to you,
Your troubled hearts will calm;
If you have nothing else to do
''Go work upon farm
The stores are filed with idle clerks,
Because the times are dull;
And he his duty plainly shirks,
When shops and mills are full,
Who seeks to learn q trade, or tend
The counter of o store,
In hopes the future yet will send
A fortune to his door.
CHoRus-Ah vain are all such hopes as these,
That surely end in harm;
Don't seek to sit meath shady trees
go work upon o farm"
Oh why should men in cities pine,.
Or idly stay in town.
Why loaf about and GROSSLY whine.
That "hings are upside down p
Can this bring bread to wife and child,
And make the future bright?
Can this turn the weather mild,
Or furnish heat and light?
CHoRrs-Such men should listen to my song,
And in 1t find q charm;
1t tells them how to get along
"Go work upon FARM"
Let no man starve for want Of bread
The product of the soil
For all can still be amply fed,
Who will but share the toll
The honest, manly toll that brings
The harvest season round,
When the glad farmer gaily sings,
Because of fruitful ground.
CHoRUs-This, then shall be the song we sing,
The whole world to alarm,
And loudly make the chorus ring
"Go work upon q farm"
Markham House, Atlanta, 1879.
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PATCH WORK IN COTTON, &C.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
G. B. HOGAN, Superintendent.

WIN. DILLARD, Assistant.
Best steam engine for agricultural pur-
poses at work on ground....-."..-Diplom
wagons one, two and four horse. "
carriage, combining convenience,
lightness and safety................"-
open and top buggy, eaci
display carriages, wagons, buggies,
etc., from one manufactory....
sample sideboard, bureau, chairs,
dining table, picture frames. win
dow sash and blinds, panel door or
any carpenters sample work..."..
FLOWS.
Best plows-one and two horses ........
" irons Of ell kin Is and descrip-
tion, each. Observation-Disclosures.
cultivator, subsoil and cotton scra-
PLsUGHIRG MATCH.
Best ploughing by any white farmer or plan.
srd I ~ :" /
Best ploughing BY any white boy under le
years old.
Same premiums as above for oolored plow
hands.
Southern farming implements, such as
homo made axes, hoes, broad axes,
club axes. corn shelter, grain crs-
die, threshing machine, gins, and
many things not enumerated...."-Diplo
TAILORING.
Best article Of homemade in this depart
meDt, each .............
FINE ART AND LITERARY DEPART.
MENT.
MAJ. J. B. sTREDMAN, Superintendent.
Best painting In oil Of Fair grounds. build
ing, etc., ........
sketch OF same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" b
ambrotyre Of Fair grounds, building, etc
historical painting In oil, connected with
the history Of the Up-Country-".......... 8
copy landscape painting in oil..........
portrait In oil .........................
water--colored. ..................
fancy sketch, fruit painting, game piece,
each."..."... b
collection architectural drawings ........
Of the above by one party. ....... 8
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FIELD CROP DERARTMENT,
JOHN R. MINTKR, Esq, Superintendent.
- c., G, SAnroR, -Assistent, 4

FIELD CR0P PDERARTMENT,
/! JOHN R. MINTKR, Esq, Superintendent.
3 c., C. SAAfoR, Assistent, y
For the dsapest GRIP from farm Of not less
than hve handA.............-...
\ " the hrgest yiel6 Of cotton on one acre. 8
Z" on Eve or more acres.... 10
:" .. a. OF corn on one acre..... 8
/ (" !" hve "...... 10
+ Same premium on upland aud bottoms.
fos:ths largest yield of wheat on one acre.. 6
bSsH 4, sn :. on i've or more
ucfSS III
Sans premium for osatss barley aud rye.
2 For thelargest yield on one acre-Field peas,
A-piddsrs, sweet potatoes or turnips, clo-
yer and hay, also best specimen bushel
corn, wheat, oats, barley. rye, peas, PIN
/ dars, tLrnips, irish potatoes,-Copy for
2months Of one Of our leading agri-
cultural papers.
For best bale of cotton..................... B
" six stalks improved cotton.......... 2
" " bale clover hay.....................-... 8
I" d" cultivated hay...................... s
" "natiye hay-..................".. 8
4" "specimen pumpkins-6-............ 2
To the exhibitor Of the largest and best vari-
ETY. Of field crops grown by himself..... 10
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PROGRAMME FOR THE THREE DA Us.
TUESDAY.

Gates open at Q o'clock, A. M. From 10 till
IL, an exhibition in the arena Of all the cattle,
under the direction Of the Superinte ndent.-
From IL till 2, display Of all the horses, begin
ming with those led by the halter 1st, stations
and jacks End, brood mares and colts Srd ,
single and matched harness horses, as directed
saddle horses 4th, by the Superintendent.
WEDNESDAY.
Gates open at 8 o'clock, A. M. Same order
as above, but Committees will make decisions and
tie the ribbons, closing with the contest between
saddle horses.
THURSDAY.
Gates open at 8 o'clock, A. M. From 10 till
IL, contest between single and double harness
horses: County-raised frst. and then opened
to the world. From IL till 2, awarding of
premiums. There will then be an auction sale
Of live stock, any other articles exhibitors
may wish to offer.
Each morning Of the three days, from till
10 o'clock, will be devoted by the respective
committees to plowing matches, and tests Of
all kinds Of machinery. The several superih-
dents and committees viii be published between
this and the Fair
, 1879-04-26
SENATE OFFICERS.
AN orEN1No PoR THE coarEus.


WAsnlsaTos, D, G., April 25.-:rho soso'u-
,lo', agreed upon by tlse sonase Detnoeratlc
caucus sumo thus ago, comforting nuou tl!t dec-
rctury usul derscaus. ALARMS tho absolute poner
Of appointment al!I removal ot subordinate en-
p,uyts, wAs finally passed to-day, haslnE been
under discussion during Tho morning hour for
,l,c past four days. The Republicans lna.o
many efforts to 1t least save ahoxe officials who
had served In tile Union uriy, but without ayatl.
TITS Democrats not uuly voted down an a'ncud-
n,ens proposrd by 8cnatoE Rdmunds prol,blt-
luz uls removal ps atiy euployo ot a1o senate
who serYod in n'e; army OF tho United States
durln. ts Rebellion except for cauao au bs stated
in writing tn thu President Of tho Sonatc, a,nl
spprovsll by him. but they also Eslccted an
amendment offered bY Senator Carpenter to
forbid tl!s al!!ng Of any vacancy caused by tho
removal Or resignation Of untou soldiers by The
employment Vi III cx-coafelerate. AZ nearly all
lna appointments that lru to b. nlade cuus!st OF
ex-Coufrdstates, and tho prescribed aro mostly
uatoh soldiers, the adoption Of Mr. caspenssr'a
amendment would haye to1red Southern ee1a.
, 1879-04-26

Dr. r,;,,s All, o1-An Imnortan. oopi,..
,noa ~. hs',1 H. ,f.ornoon hcIvrsI, T. Stoek.
I'm .sf.xo- ~ W~.r,,n,,e Kan. and P.e,'dtas
~ ~ ,ha i,nmirrart Rc1icf f,ommIttec q, tla:
VI .,,,a. ~ tw.,,tasn s,,,r,rh, istv cuJecto, 0!
wsnr,,otto an,1 st.to senotnr ". ]. Buea.,
", e' $3.50. '.ss s .,,a 49,. hand, md tht
Nav % Ia.onn 1,,,r.ov prc.flcut. and o1hl
NV. ooespm A9ou, .. tI.,. pa,.ss romr,ftt,s o.
MHccIo VI t''' o. noots a.s".. ..,',d. an u,
tho otller at which Mayor etochtoa 'aaas ,,.,,.
ptapatlun Of the object IT thu Kansas ae'sks
ttnn,a visit. which. be- said, MIS- to learn Fe''
T.. ha,,,. 5ano ~ I'M ,o,mtrrnnts In It
ue1l's uone ioF .nu ''i'"'s M .'.oh.h,Nai
Louis, tlrir condition, tsa p'ooaea.; Nv, .
for tho continuation "of thu assIs
tn state what hi knows about tho people W.
f.vo ,r,,,, ~ E.n.os md In nrr,ye At sons "
aeFsta''a3nE ~ 70 tnG "'epos!.'o" =. .,..,ton b.
grants. lio strong'y'ufgea eoro'n,a''' s,,'a M,
tween Kansas and Wisconsin, aaa'hS ~, -
While ali pasties' weru agreed 1na
tha csrsc of Tim rxoaus wss "
.,,'.N ~" o..,.s, <,,,,n n oet m h tt
inaoat5 u 'ne oootntlu =. wv ~ ,somlttela ID
.,a ~, .n ,s arrival ot 70 e1tea.
Nv ea.e'n "'.S ~, ,,.. ur.1ty a,ocsdt
elFe paupeF eteneut na1u.s "a.a .s,nn,tbyr rtl
desire to gct rld Of IT, which even ',hp prs,,,e.
the u,oyslDrul Ut 1areu could not o'eles'.s
~ ,,.>..a ',at ,v,an,,,t,c nm, ts t1umu1isse'f'
1Ao a'6su u''t "!a"s'o..s a MI. ,pducemesE
surrounding territory oLasttt .t1'o 49,, n tts
10 the immigrants WHO shon'a W ss"' .hst
distributing ccut1e At Topeka. ha,"' "saa "
the Central Immigration Board could cou.s, ~.
, 1879-04-26
MERE TALK.
THE TAFgT RECENTLY DEALT OUT nY THE


!Surctat I7'spaich 10 Tas Tribune.
WAsnISa7os, D. C., April 25.-Gcn. Garfield,
spcnltnE Of tile acttono OF tllu Democrats In tic
apparently ccrtn!n event Of VETO Of tic Appsn.
priatiotl bills, says: 'tThe Democrats will III
the cnl try tn aFoId tho appearance Of baek-
dowalby throwing the wllolc qNestfon over to
the regular session next Winter, ullu passing
Joint resolution continuing for six months pro-
rata tho appropriations ,IlaAlo for tho preaent
fiscal ycar, which would carry tho
Government nlong until December 81st.
We prepared In ullynnca for their Escape IN that
direction, however, buforo tho Inst scssio, cx-
pir,al, drew and MIR. Foster offered Il resolu-
t!on OF that precise purpott, and wc offered 1t
to thu Democrats rs a means Of avoiding tho
extra session.
THEY CONTEMPORARY HElEcTED IT.
Now II they introduces 1t ~ n loopllole through
wltub 10 crawl out Ut tho fix they arc IT, wo
shall say, "Vosy we'll, VIC agent that; It is our
resolution whcl, you rrEusni to pass last wlnier.
We are glad to SEQ tint you l.ayc conlc around
10 our proposition at lust, after putting tic
country.to ull the worry and expense Of tho
extyu sessiou.n
"Incn yoh do not think the session will drag
along till midsummer"
i'No; IL locked tlat way nwlille ago, but tho
Democrats are getting very sick Of 1t. I had an
intI,nauon ycatcrtlay
PROM DEMOCRATIC SOURCE
that they expect to adjourn III about two
weeks" -,
"our contest oyer tls Army bl,l," continued
ton. t'ari,eld, after SONIC further talk, doos
not seem to ho fully understood BY ao,c Of tho
Republican pupcrs. Wo are not making light
to retain the lar Vi l60 which authorizes the uso
| nf fFi, fn kAnn thtt tbN milk.
, 1879-04-26
.CADINET-ME EET1NG.
4 fupLlu, LANDS.

mSnH IN h
u,.pea 49,, or 'rha ..,.,o, =.
.H1sHtNaToHt ~ w.. apr. so'-i no sese'onol
The Cabinet today was tull ono aha Hntto
pFotshcted, considerable important business Dc
,,i.rca ccntsn, ntstca Invasion of the Indian
a''eese ~ eoassa'piaIeu nsaooa a.,e. " W. t"s.t
Territory uhdcf tae eulec o1 sestcmont !of'aou
n leading topic. It appears that claim mas
lands to Lilo Government, euc., l4usls have be.
co'no 'nc p.opests W .''u o"'ea ssa ~ .st.tn
pnoisc ianus, Ano, ll"e tAc'l't a'o opu' ~ "e.to
r,ent urdcr tho Homestead and Ffe-ctnptloh
nets. md that n company Of companies have
ai.aat,v ho,u to-,n.,, ~ I'm ,urno.o of scttle.
"lscaoS pce" aos'aso ios -, u"u ,p..e ...". y.
mont upon portions OF tho lansls IN 9oosuon'
a.'ls5sns IT.. VIZ" y. s sns ~. ~" ,,. man "''''
W e 11es'esn, mn a''a us aus,7,'s ,rrT,rs
T,.c o,lecnt,on that ,,ndcr tic recent sct OF
c.n. ~ ".' ,,'a ..a,s.omsn,. II, rs,..iun to ,bc
Eals lefty system were reduced not only Is 10
depth anu w,at os eso rs 10 a. laa. " ,hs s
es. usteaa st. a q e enrth H Of
n.tnnr" s ~ ~ ahonts M t,o instead Of twelve miles,
was eon.!derea, sud The ATTORNEY; qsne5.l m : ea.e =
Ills opinion that tic IA" required tho Depth to
be maintained for the longer distance. ,
btli wero also considered.
'"' "''o 40, ,,ons..,na rrrrnsr.
Secretary shesmsn as!s sscd % attsntion to the OK
traordinary demands upon the Treasury at the
prcsent tina growing out Of the process OF re,
Urged l ti,at M thcrs lie delay IN driving Upon lie
Treasury at The breacnt time, IL thought tllat
i.v H.. M ~ 4na..t tha Treasurv wo,ifl hn in
q . condition 70 make disbursements on ac-
count q raygts ana naeoo1s. 1s,r .,, ,,. a,.
posed Of. ..-......
| INSTRUCTIONS.
, 1879-04-26

osae "estr" @.s''e.r" ~ 11t'
:, Whs s Aq2 nTIS iii " 81 ta apr, re,nc
Mr. Padfinrt a5.,rcs.ch lin senatcon t,,c sul.
.'1s e..s..,,:,o,1i ~ ,,d,tt,; .ho ox,e, l,,
lccl y. n's u'ne'"'n'e"' W 'io'1 s''e eAist"'
inw which forb!ds auy part Of the nTtnr from
being used ns posse comitatNs 60 that troops
may bc so used Tor such pilrpose III Ncbrasta,
Colorado, Oregon, 9ru other States aml Terri
torica, anl tp tic Iut1,au country GENERALLY.
so,tlcr. in thc nor,hwcstc,n scrt,on Of ,lu
,., H.. ,.s.,'. ~, ,ta,,,a,,, rr,,on,,,, IT,.
country naa tnc 'lg,t to osn'au' n.otecs'o.,, w.
would DO checked In their movements nlitl Ill
iurca tn their pcrson md estate, II sueb sun.
.',rt b,, hn.,, f,r,is,mf wl.h;,, t,,r'l,st r,:nr
tata aa s'd uSs hova 'c,, qc,rn 'ro,h. n ,nrn
tese woa!a mave nte ,e"cr =, fo
~ nnu ~, ~. ~ ,,nnn I'm
t} p'c9sIu " H. s um,a,n "foA A'
't'o'' W s's s'easte'
.. Au. EATON
moved lint the amendment Of Mr.. Paddock be
lald OH the tallc, ailu ule mntifll Wills agreed 10
by rasty y0tc,--ycas, 10; nnya, ~.
The sixth SECTION OF thu bill was read ns fol-
lows; "No military or nnyal officer nr other
person engaged In tile civil, military, ur naval
service Of Tit. United States shall order, bring,
keep, or hayo under llis authority Or contsol any
troops or armed men at Il 1'lAec wheFo my gen
era! ur special c]ccton is held tu my ssate nm
less # ba necessary to rcpcl the armed enct1ltes
vi tle United states: j'royidAl, TINT nothing
contained in this ucetiuII us now amended sInlt
bp hctl or deemed tu ahrIuEe Ur Atfcct
The duties Ut powcr Of tllu President
pi tho Un!tc,l sates under Bet. 5,a77,
-Itegiscd Rtntuscs, cuactcd under md to enable
the United States 10 comply with Sec. i, Art. T.,
Of Constitution Of the United States on nppica-
tor S' IL saiu a,ie soetio. " ~ 'o'e
AMENDMENT rnopo,Ep.
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Nevisrl Eturntra Mr., EImnuflI1 mil ira.
yso Ii, thu bill. recogulxgd the validity OF pro-
ytlng BY Inv for the }trceence OF armed power
Of thu Un,tcd States 10 reprcss yiotcnre ut tho
polls, whether ut Federal or State elertlnns.
Ills amendment only carried out tho Law ri
'l1DB, whict, proy,lc,for the usu Of milltary
1urce tn suppress furcltlo ind vnlcnt opposition
L, tic laws Of the United Suites, applytug to