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VOL. 33.-NO. "a
An ACT extending the provisions Of al laws
relative % Revenue Collections and 10 Col

An AIT extending the provisions Of al laws
relative 70 Revenue collections and 70 CO..
leetors Of Railroad Taxes.
section he q enacted Ly he General L.
relating 70 and prescribing tie duties OF ReYe-
nue. COLLECTORS and cOnferring upOn them
any power and authority in the dlSrharae Of
their duties SHAH in all respects spply 70 the
collection OF Railroad Taxes in any codnty in
the state.
section 2.-Be e f,cyther enacted. Thst said
Collector Of Hailrozd Taxes. shall report IN
accordance with section 6lz Of the Code 70
any term 0f the Circuit Court or bis county
preceding the day Of saie-that VIII allow Tine
for ads ertisiug according % law.
Section J.-be q JtTtscT eltdrted, That in
counties where there Is more than one Circuit
Court. the report provided for in section 5l2 o.
the Code, shall be made TO the EITst Circuit
Court OF said county.
section 4-Be IL JlsTfhe1- enaefed. That at the
safe Of lands Tor nOn-paymeni 81 taxes, II 10
person viii bid the amount Of faxes. Gusts and
cslargeE. the said Collector shall bid on the
lands N the name Of the County Trustee, foF
the use OF the several railroads Tor which the
taxes were levied ia y llch case the ices shat
be paid % the officers out Of any fonds belong
Ing 70 said railroads.
Section j.-Be 70 further enacted, That this
act take eject fsom and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring II.
Passed February p, 1913.
VS.. MCGAUGHEY,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
a. 7. LACEY,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved February =. 1913.
JOHN G.. BROWN, Governor.
l certify that The foregoing j. q true copy OF
Of Tennessee, the original OF which IS now On
CHAs. n. GIBBS,
milf Secretary Of state.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United States Tor
the District OF West renneSsce.-In the llat-
ter of Lindauer & Pollock, bankrupts.-In
bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF the abOVe-named bank
rupts:
TAKE notice that third and final meeting
l. of the creditors OF said bankruptS win be
held at the office of 7. J. Latham, Register,
in the city OF Memphis, in said District, on
Thursday, the 2oIh Day of March. 1873,
al II o'clock am for the purpose famed In
OF March 2, 1867, and TO give you further notice
that Will file my nnaI accounts as assignee
Of the estate OF said bankrupts, in said Court,
and that shall apply to said Court for the
settlement Of my said accounts and for dis
charge from all liability as assignee OF said
estate, in accordance with the provisions of
the 2Sth section OF. the act Of Congress, enti-
tied An act to establish a uniform system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United States"
Approved March 2, 1867.
W. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis, Tenn, March 5, 1873 mh7
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On Friday last the lady who perform;
in the Great Eastern circus, at Mont.
gomeTy, Alabama, in entering the tigel
den during the evening performances
was, in the twinkling of an eye, sprung
upon by the infuriated animal, who
planted his paws on her head. And il
was with the greatest difficulty that she
could be extricated from her most peril.
Gus situation. The beast did not at
tempt to bite the lady, but eontented
himself with keeping his paws on her
head and clawing her. Her face and
head were most painfully lacerated. Not
having the least idea that there would be
any trouble IN the cage, no extra pre-
cautions were taken to guard against it,
and it was some fifteen or twenty min
utes before the lady could be gotten out
OF the cage. Though terribly lacerated,
Mr. Haight says the lady received no
serious injuries, is getting ON very well,
and will be all rightin little while.
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Company 4. of ST, Louie

NEW YORK, March 5.-Company a,
of the st. Louis National Guards, will
visit this city on its homeward trip from
Washington. The Seventh regiment
will entertain them during their stay.
The reports from Washington distin-
guished them as a well-dressed, drilled
and Differed company.
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Administration Notice.

HAVING been appointed administrative OF
IL the estate OF Ed. A. Beecher, deceased, at
the present term OF the Probate Court of Shell
bT County, this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to file the same with
me or my attorneys, within the time allowed
by law, or the same will be barred; and all in
cebfed to said decedent Will please come for
ward and settle at once, or suit will b. tnsti-
tuted against them. MAEY A BEECHER.
Luke W. Finlay and Edward L. BelcheY, At
torneys. fe25 tn
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4N ACT to be entitled an act TO repeal 50
much Of an act entitled an act TO hX the
time for holding the Ch2ncery Courts in the
Sixth Chancery Division
Section BE e enacted 5U fhe General Is
e. 7sbllf OF the Slute Of Tennessee. Thai so much
OF an act entitled an act 70 TX the time for
holding the Chancery Courts, passed June 81.
1870. De and is hereby repealed, 80 far as II re-
lates To She sixth Chancery Division, and that
the said Court shall be held at the following
times and places, tO-sylt: At arlington, Tor
Houston county, on the fOGrth Monday OF
February and August; Gt Ashland, for the
county OF Cheatham, on the third Monday Of
January aud second Monday Of August 81
Dover. for stewart county on the third Mon
day OF February and fourth Monday Of Octo-
Der. AZ HartSvfile, for TroGsdaie county on
the first Mondays OF February and August; e.
Springiieia, for Robertson county, on the
fourth M0nday of March and third Monday Of
SepreInbers at Les32non, for Wilson county
on the third Mondays OF april and October
et Ciarksvilie- Tor Montgomery county, on the
fcltrtH Monday of April and first Monday OF
Nes- -eln Der: ut Gailatin, f0r sumner eOu1ty, on
the aEst Monday of June and third Monday %
December.
Sectios a-Be Il further enacted, That all
process which is now, or may hereafter be
made, returnable 20 any other time than that
n xcd by this act, shall be transferred to the
tin ne fixed BY this set, and shall have as full
fore = and effect as Though no change Of time
ecti0Tl s-Be Il further eisaefe5 That this set
take effNet srDm and after its passage, the pap
lie welfare requiring It.
Passed FsbrusEy =, ls53. .....-.--
W. :. MCGAUGHEYi
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
\. 7. LACEY.
speaker OF the senate.
Approved February =. le73-
J0HN c. BROWN, Governor.
7 certify tIlaf the foregoing is a true COPY Of
an net of the General assembly OF the state
of Tennessee. the original of which IS now on
ME ~ my CHAs. y. GIBBS,
nh4 Secretary OF state.
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NASHVILLE.
Proceedings Of the Legislature YesieT
day-Funding Bill Passed by the
Senate.

Railroad Discrimination Bill Defeated
by Vote d of 32 to 29-0dd Fell
lows Hall.
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A preceptor of one of the city schools
in Indianapolis was correcting q boy the
other day, when the latter drew a knife
and attempted 20 stab the teacher. The
boy Is hereditaTily afflicted, no doubt,
with emotional insanity"
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AA$D - sAr-S - -
AcEnery Seizing the StrOnghOlds
.-Peaceable Possession of the
Seventh Precinct.
Bloody Work at the Third Pre-
cinet--A Load OF Grape De-
moralizes the Militia.
One Man Killed and Several
WOunded---MOre Grape and q
General Weakening of the
Assailants.
jackson Square in Possession Of
Government TrOOps---KellOgg
Jubilant---McEnery De-
mOraliZed.


MENERY MOVING.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-The sew
enth precinct station was quietly taken
possession of last plight by McEnery's
militia. No resistance was offered by
the Metropolitans on duty there,
and no effort has been made
to-day to displace the militia.
1t is understood further aggressive
moves will be made by the militia to-
night. For twenty squares tonight
only one policeman was found on duty.
They have been called from their posts
and concentrated about the stations,
Mechanics institute, etc.
BLOODY WORK BEGUN.
Between nine and ten o'clock tonight
the McEnery militia attacked the third
precinct pOlice-station, an there COM
menced the attack by firing into the
building. The firing was returned by
the police.
Soon after General Badger and the
chief of the metropolitan police moved
down Chartres street, from Canal, with
about two hundred men and one piece
of artillery.
Quite large crowd had by this time
collected about Jackson square and on
buC otlSCbo ACduibS lhClClOs w hCh bSehA
the crowd, General Badger ordered them
to disperse.
A LOAD OF GRAPE.
The militia refused to give way when
the police fired a blank cartridge, and
soon after another shot was fired, this
time the gun was loaded with grape. By
this
ONE MAN WAS KILLED
and several wounded. Another charge
of grape was fired out Spain street.
Some ten or twelve are reported woun-
ded, but only one man reported killed as
far as known.
Only one policeman was wounded
during the entire fight. At one time the
firing was quite brisk, resembling some
what a picket skirmish. For the powder
expended and the fuss made, the dam
age was remarkably light.
The grape of the Metropolitans was
more than the militia bargained for,
and they are reported TO have weaken
ed readily. Many of them are reported
to have
SKEDADDLED
in great disorder. The United States
troops about eleven O'Clock reached the
scene of conflict and the remaining mill
tia retired, leaving them in possession.
THE EFFECT.
Kellogg is jubilant. MeEnery is quite
the reverse. Troops now occupy Jack
son square, and other points in the city,
and will no doubt prevent further dis
order.
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y. =. MCLIAL IN EIr
Speaker CT the House OF Representatives.
A. T-LACEY,
AZ ACT for the benefit OF Revenue couee-

tors.
section BE e en0cted 5V the GererdI A -
aepibilf Qf the STATE Qf Tennessee, That Revenue
Collectors. whose terms Of Office have ex
pired and whose SUCCESSORS have been elected.
and who have not collected the taxes due for
the tiEie during which they held said once,
shall, WEenever they shall have paid into the
Treasury the amount charged against them
on account Of state and County Revenue,
have the same privileges and subject 10 the
same laws in the collection or said uncOllected
taxes, that are applicable 20 other Revenue
Collectors
Section 2.-Bc e. further enacted, That this act
take eject from and after its passage, the pub
lie welfare requiring IL.
Passed February a. is7s
w. :. .NICGATGHEY.
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BLUFF CITY HILL PROPERTY
On Poplar Street.

ON SATURDAY. the I5th day Of March
" 1873, at O'Clock PIN, on the premises,
l will sell ct public -ueJion, TO the hizhs 81
bidder, the BLUFF CITY, OR CHEEK MILL
PROPERTY, on the south side Of Poplar
stseet, Iust east OF the market house, subdi-
vided into four lots. Also, all the machinery
in said mill consisting OF one 40-horse power
engine and boiler, nearly new; one pair plat
form Fairbank scales, and all the apparatus
and machinery 10 flt up a complete Touring
mill. SALE PEREMPTORT. Machinery viii
be sold separate or in connection with the mill
building, as desired.
TERMS or SALE-Oue-hah cash balance in
g. u, Is ana p months, at 8 per cent. interest.
The title is perfect.
D. E. MYERS,
27g1z Main street, upstairs.
j. p. TREZEy ANT & Co., AuctiOneers. mh5
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\ Frenchwoman recently died OF
neglect in the streets of Florence, who
was supposed to be of low origin, but
who proved the daughter Of noble in
high position under the BourbOns. Upon
the announcement of her death the au-
thorities took possession Of her effects,
and on forcing open the drawer of a
large box in her sleeplng-rOom found it
full Of sacks Of gold pieces; every box
and drawer contained quantities OF
gold, government bonds and BANK
stocks, and in her shoes, whose sOles were
of extraordinary size and thickness,
layers Of newly-cOined gold pieces were
Jund.
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AN ACT TO change the time OF holding the
Criminal Court in Williamson county.
Section BE e enacted 5g The General Is
seTbIy Of The STATE 0f TslJHesSss, That hereafter
the Criminal Court shall hold its sessions on
the lirst Mondays Of February June and Oc-
toher, instead OF the second Mondays OF said
months, as now provided BY Law.
Section e.-Bc ft further enacted, That 50 much
of s. cti0n 70 OF an act passed December IA,
Es7i. entitled, a. An sct 70 establish Criminal
Court in the counties Of williamson, Maury,
Marshall and Giles, as may be in conflict
with the first section Of this act, be and the
same IS hereby repealed.
Section BE e further enacted, That this act
take effect from and after its passage, the pub
lie welfare requiring it.
PASSED E1nbruarr- IL IS-f-
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~TCsl-leF OI ne House o. E.epTesentat1Te-.
4. T. LACEY,
her rsT t.
Approved Fe5rasEy! 2, 80.

JOHN c. BROWN. Governor.
7 certify that the foregoing l. true copy Of
an act OF the General Assembly Of the STATE
OF Tennessee, passed February II, $50, the
original OF which Is now on file in nay once.
CHAS. Y. GIBBS,
mhf Secretary Of state.
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The, New Hampshire campaign is
very dull. Here they are within a fort
night Of the election, and, except that
the Republican organ at Concord has.an
occasional paragraph of a column upon
the impressive character Of the crisis,
one would hardly know an election was
pending. The Democratic papers are
very quiet
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a - . be - an g. o - ths

AN ACT TO be entitled an act 10 protect the
state from suits and judgments.
" hereas, By act OF 1856, chapter 35, section
a. the General Assembly OF the state OF Ten
uessee repealed section 2oQ1 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, giving a right OF suit against the
state and hereas- the validity of that repeal
has been questioned; therefore
Section lie e enacted by the General A.
SeHbty Of the StUte Of Tennessee, That the said
3ith section OF the act of lsS5, chapter 90, be
held valid and in force from the Gate OF It,
passage, and that the said section ~ OF the
Code was by said act euectually repealed
Section 2.-Be L further enacted, That no
Court II the state OF Tennessee has nor shall
hereaf Ter have, any power jurisdiction OF Ru-
JhOrItv TO entertain any suit sgalust the state,
or against any officer Of The state, act
ing BY authority OF the state, with a view
to reach the state. its Treasury, funds or
property, and all such suits now pending o.
hereafter brought, shall be dismissed a. to the
state or such officers on notion plea, or de-
murrer of the law officer OF the state, or cOun-
~eI EN- ployed for the state
section S.-Be it f,rTthsr eItgctsd, That the
public welfare requiring it, this act shall take
effect from its passage.
Passed February y, ls13.
". :. MCGAUGHEY,
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". :. MCGAUGHEY,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
\. 7. LACEY.

APPROVED February -. ls72
JOHN c. BROWN Governor.
I certify that the foregoing is a true copy OF
an act OF the General Assembly OF the State
Of Tennessee, passed February "a, ls73, the
orig nal of which il now on file in my Office.
CHAS. y. GIBBS,
uh4 Secretary OF state.
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HARTFORD, CONN, March 5.-The
Republican convention in the first con-
gressional district to-day re-nominated
General J. r. Hawley for congress by
aceIamation. Resolutions warmly en-
dorsing his action in congress and con-
demniDg legislators, of all parties, con-
cerned in the credit mobiler corruption
and the unwarrantable increase of sala-
ries, were unanimously passed.
The Democrats of the first congress
sional district to-day nominated S. P.
Kendall for congress. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing corruption in con-
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CHAS. y. GIBBS.
Secretary OF sal
1lh4

IN All 10 Qg entitled an act 70 regulate the
granting Of fniunctiOns TO stay the sale OF
real estate pledged for the payment Of loaned
section I.-Re ft esiccted On the General A.
senlblY of tle Sttte Of TcTgHeSsee, That no Judge
or Chancellor shall grant an injunction %
STAY the sale Of real estate conveyed by deeSl
of trust or mortgage with power or sale, eN-
ecuted 10 secure the payment OF loaned
money, unless complainant gives Ten-y days
notice 70 the trustee or mort -agee- of the time
when, place where, and Of the Judge or Chan
ceIl0r before whom said application for In
junction is 10 be made, and no Judge or Chan
cellOr shall act upon the said spp1cation IN
less the same Is accompanied By proof, eYi-
dencs by return OF a sheriff or constable, or
attorney. that said notice has been served on
the said trustee OF mortgage, or he Is not 20
be found IN the county OF MS usual place OF
residence. or is q nonresident: provided, that
in order that the complainant may nave time
TO give the required notice, the sale or The
property 50 conveyed, shall be advertised az
least thirty DAYS. and the sale shall be post
pOued until the Judge or Chancellor acts upon
the application for Injunction and makes his
orders IN the matter.
section 2.-Be ft fitrtbe4 enuctsd That the
party applying for relief in the cases afore-
said. shall distinctly state how, where and 70
whom the debt, or any part OF the debt secured
as aforesaid. has been paid or any clrcum-
stances OF fraud which Vitiate the contract,
snd after the reading Of the bill in the hear
ing Of the trustee or mortgage II ne chOse
TO appear before the Judge or Chancellor, the
said trustee or mortgages may nave the risnt
10 aaifo-eI p..-eediugs not more than ten
=
sy.Cr before the same Judge or Chancellor,
and then said Judge or Chancellor shall. upon
said bill and answer, hear said cause at cham
berS as upon motion 70 dissolve the inlunc-
tiOn. his decision being authenticated BY a
written decree, which decree, together with
BILL answer and exhibits. shall be enclosed In
4 sealed envelope TO the Clerk Of the Court n
which the bill is rled; said decree 70 eOnSu-
tute a part Of the record in the cauSe in con-
fOrmity TO the terms Of which said Clerk may
take bonds from either party, or execute any
other order as adjudgBd in said decree.
Section S.-Bs e further enacted, That this act
take effect from and after its passage, the pub
lie welfare requiring It
Passed February Is, l975-
W. :. MCGAUGHEY,
speaker Of the House OF Representative
A. 7. LACEY.
Speaker OF the Senate,
Approved February p, lsl3-
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing is a true copy OF
an set of the General Assembly OF the state
OF Tennessee, The original Of which Is nov on
file in my Office.
CHAS. y. GIBBS,
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sKEDADDLED

in great disorder. The United States
troops about eleven O'Clock reached the
scene of conflict and the remaining mill
tia retired, leaving them in possession.
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JOHN c. BROWN, Governor.
I certify that the foregoing i a true copy or
an act Of the General A ssemblv Of the state
of tennessee, the original Of which i now on
r. rr-r -4ffFfn
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"AHGEAA6IAClAaHs

OTTAWA, ONT, March 5.-The do
minion parliament assembled to-day,
and unanimously elected James Cock
burn speaker of the government. The
general will deliver speech from the
throne tomorrow.
LIsTowEL, ONT, March "a fire
this morning on the corner Of Wallace
and Main streets destroyed block of
stores. Loss forty thousand dollars.
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THE EFFECT

Kellogg is jubilant. McEnery is quite
the reverse. Troops now occupy Jack
son square, and other points in the city
and viii no doubt prevent further dis
order
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Approved February = isss s:7H'' 0- LIE 'snA'F'

Speaker Of the House of Representative
a. T. LACEY,
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The bank OF England Freuds.

New YORK, March 5.-In answer to
cable inquiry made last evening, Jay
Cook & Co., have received a dispatch
from Jay Cook, McC 'Illoch & Co., Lon
don, stating that they have sustained no
loss, or liability to loss, through the for
geries referred to in the press kilograms
this morning. So far as understood the
bank of England appears to be the only
loser by the forgeries, the precise nature
and extent Of which has not yet been
made known by the bank. The above
firm also received a dispatch from Lon
don cautioning them in dealing in for
eign exchange to beware of forged bills
in circulation.
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Two Cars Smashed Several Person.
Weuuded.

BOSTON, March 5.-The annual meet
ing of the Union Pacific railroad is in
session here to-day, President Clarke in
the chair. A caucus of the present
board of directors and stockholders was
held before the meeting, and was some
time in agreeing on candidates for the
new board, the Ames interest opposing
any further concession to the New York
or Clarke party than had already been
made. On the stockholders assembling
for business the president read the fol-
lowing:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

,n Aecount of vFhom it nsn5 Coneern
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JOHN C. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing is a true copy OF
an gct of the General Assembly OF the state
OF Tennessee, the original of which Is nov on
CHAS. y. GIBBS,
nh4 Secretary Of state.