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ing otherwise illegibe and for the inspection of
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Inc Senate
EOr RcnrcscntatiVe.

We are authorized to announce c. HODGES,
of Hamblen county candidate to represent the
I'd Senatorial District in the next Legislature
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Sept. II, 1874.

The above award Of the Greene
vile Fair reminds rs that we have
heretofore neglected to call the at
tention Of our readers directly to the
marble factory Of our late tOwnsmen,
Nessrs. II. L. Thomas & Co, row of
Knoxville. Their yard is stocked
with the finest and rareist marbles,
and lie designs and execution Of all
work is under the superintendent
of Mr.. Charlie Smith, than whom
there is no more expert worker in
his line in the State. The best evil
dence Of the worth of the establish
ment is the amount of the work it
turns out, and the quality. This
can be satisfactorily seen by visiting
the mandatory when you go to
Knoxville.
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I am candidate to repr sent the count Is Of
Hamblen and Granger in the lower house Of the
next General Assembly, Election to be held Sd
of November next
J Il CROZIER, Jr.
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Personal.

Our young friend, Sam. T. Shields, so
popular as an exemplary citizen and a
musical artist of rare promise, leaves in
a few days for Alabama, which State is
to be his future home. Wherever he
may locate he viii carry with him the
cordial good wishes of host of friends
in this section. Sammy, We will miss
YOU"
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NeaC advertisements
GRIST MILL and a saw MILL,

belonging to it. About half the Farm is in cult
Tation. 1t is excellent stock farm, the land be-
ing naturally adapted to the grasses. If desirable,
the tract viii be divided. There is Il school-house
and Church the land, and healthier or more
desirable neIghborhnod in the State For further
particulars call upon, address,
r.. e. RICE,
Oct. 7, 1874-tf. Morristown, Tenn
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NetC advertisements.
IN CHANCERY AT RUTLEDGE. =

James T. Carmichael. ct al vs. John Livingston .
1T APPEARINGT OTHE COURT
IL in this cause, that the original process issued
against the defendant, John Livingston, has been
returned by the Sheriff, not to be found, and the
complainant moving the court Ordered, that per
sonal service with process be dispensed with, and
that publication be made by the Clerk and Master
as provided and require by the statutes in such
cases, notifying the defendant to appear on or be-
fore the Il st day Of the next term of this court
and make defense, the bill Will be taken
fessed. 1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four SUCCESS
i've weeks in the Morristown GAZETTE notifying -
said defendant to appear before the Chancery
Court at Rutledge, on or before the 81 Monday OF
October next then and there to make defense TO
said bill, the same viii be taken as tasa fessed
and set for hearing, ex parte.
c. C. SMITH, C.. NJ
BY ". G.. READ, d. g. NJ.
Rutledge, Tenn, Sept ., 1874. [274w s...
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Total Indebtedness. ....... ST., 070 A
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN MURPHEY,
r. A. LOWRY.
October list, 1874. -s-.s
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". e. WOOD.
The Source of Many Ills.

Sept. 30-1m.
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RrCnliuun.

We, the Committee appointed TO cx-
anime tombstoncs, monuments, &c, at
the Greene County Fair and Mechanical
Association, take pleasure in awarding
the first premium to the g CrddJe N0n1t-
qne1t' on exhibitions; manufactured by
T.. 2. Thomas & Co, Knoxville, Tenn
TSigned A. w. HOWARD,
WIN A. SLOWER,
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$40 to 3 in oe st1Ga1 no aRS sead
for particulars. Tumbridge Co., Bankers, 2
Wall St. N Y.
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WANTED Lady Agents in every city and Town
w in New England States. Exclusive territory
T. ed on commission salary. Address, ELLIS
MANUFACTURING CO., Waltham, Mass.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The Physiological Self-cure mailed under seal.
Price % cts. Address N. &. S. Institute, Mil
waukee, Wis. Oct. 7 n3l-4w
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One of our = many readers of an
other mans paper" enclosing four
pages of cap manuscript, written on
both sides, addressed to the voters
of Cooke county, writes this private
nnfn with IL
, 1874-02-18
aonoral Managers OF railroads In tle State, and
those passing through or Into the State:
-a-.H...-s.. 9EAIE OF 1IALIEO16,
1sA1LHoAD AND WAnEnougE CuMMiasroN,l !

N1LaoAD AND WAREHOUSE CoMMiaaroN,S
Bins Wo deatro IS cali your Attention 10 tho ro.
tTs ~ q H. seosoHs ao and 0f e set e The Leesa
Isosoylaa TRANSPORTATION, and pevory Il ara by
1laso9d 0orporations," and defining tho duties
q .i er J. c9sEoralons With respect tlloreo approyed
npll ~ 1871. Complaints arc holng inHtlo 10 llLa
Gnrd' y perfons pss reAng In various pars Of tho
woGhine G '1 ara ,a a 80 ar as proydng ncale. for
y thc aovofal railroad companies Of tic aatc sri il
tsoEeny rendered Wholly imperative IN securing 70 o
II Il q osas s ses psa:s e s 10 ss
session Of tho Legislature il is nado tho iuty of o
Wenovee ss 81 % to;r or
pertaining to Tho relation Of railroads and warehouses
Of Persons long business tlerew have bcon or aro
neng Tonte 4, ~ Wow Of tho fact that far as Ills
instituted for Violations of ibs aw, ao hsvo thought
4 proper 70 call your attention to thc provisions Of o
@ ears se'aG oonance S wh o sx 10
On behalf Of tho Beard, an, very respectfully youra
! ..... JoHN II. PEARSON, Chairman.
SUIT UNDER the ILLINOIS RAILROAD Law AaA1NsT
! THE ALTON ST. 1ou1a ROAD
! sptc.at Dispatch to The Chicago Tft6une.
bPR1adf1ELD, Ii, Feb. T.-judgo, Dcckwith
attorney for tho Chicago Il Alton Railroad Com.
road 1 sssnss pehhost eho 4sSaa y y
called up in tho Circuit Court, now in aossion, ho
will mako motion to- continue, on tho ground
snat thoro aro Important witnossoa who cannot
~ optatlou at I1la term Of tho Court. Tho
Testimony thoy desire to got is tho Same
Railroad ut Freoport, montion Of Which
las been mado In these lispatchos, IN
addition, tho Ohief-Eugiueor Ia now engaged In
tnakiug an estimate OF the cost Of The road bo-
tween this point and WilliamsyIllc, on which
part Of tho road tho oxtorton is clargol to have
bcon made. Tho Genoral Tickot and Frolght
Agents are engaged in making m estimate Of
the amount Of business which 7s dono OIL the
sau7o Part OF tho road. These facts they desire
to prodhce NJ evidence, and then take tijo opit-
Ion Of exporta as TO tho roasonablenoaa Of their
rates. All theso things considered, tho case
will undoubtedly 40 oYor. -:
, 1874-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

Special Dispatoh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
rENITENTIAnY INVESTIGATION.
srnrNaF1ELp, ILL.,, Fob. 17.-The HouHo res
olulfon for special Commission to Investigate
the hfrai1a Of tho penitentiary, which has boon
alnnlDerng 30 easily, was takon up In tho Senate,
and tho old discussion repeated by Palmer,
steele, and Voris. The discussion was upon 4
motion to refor to tho Committee on State In
atitui1ons, which prepared tho wbitewashing ro-
port on tho doath OF tho convict Williams.
matchmaking partizanshp, and porsonals lntor-
o8ts Woro charged as tho 1notlvos for tho motion
to rotor to this Committee.
stoolo satd that 1t was patent tint this Com
mittoe wore unfriondly to tho resolution, and,
even IL ho was also unfrlendly thoroto, ho would
opposo tho reference Ms unfair. It was q mis-
taken policy to refer to All unfriently committee.
lilo resolution waB roforred to tho Judiciary.
whore 1t will DO buriod.
B1NE DIE ADJOURNMENT.
porrill introduced q joint resolution for Hinc
dio adjournment On Maroh II. Tho Senate re--
fused to suspend tho rules, ,-yoaR, 20 nays 1B,
-two-thirds boing necessary. This Lcgieaturo
has no intention Of ceasing to do 1niachief.
LEGALITY or CERTAIN RAILHoAD-A1D noNDs
:. Ihe ; Senate ordered Conference, Committee,
blu concerning tho Secretary Of State, the point
OF di1eronce being concerning making tho Jour-
mails Of the General Assembly, herotoforo and
hereafter. prima facie evidence in courts. The
legality Of certain railroad bonds dopeuda on
the insertion Of the word Heretofore" -
-, DIGGING A CANAL.
Tho memorial of tho Houao to Congress to dig
canal to tho Mississippi River was unanimously
passed by thu Senate. y =.
vas issued to-day to tic hefSfa Wb,nr oorr,aro oo,t
and a9d w Wheel Company, Of Chicago. Capital,
, 1874-02-18
COOK COUNTY AFFAIRS,
speciat Dispatch to The Chtcago Tribune.


THE UNIVERSITY cnANuEILonaI11p.
f. spR1Nar1ELD, ILL.,, Feb. 17.--prosidont Doolit-
tie las prepared tho following atldress, which
has bcen hid before tho Education Committoes
OF both HouRoa:
Trustees Of the University OF Chicago, cama hero on
Saturday last to RlBwcr any inquiries III relation to
chance!iors of univotses Teae iatitMtions ne,t,op
nsk nor expect pocunary atd from the stato, aud must
rely on voluntary dna1wments. II already endowed.
ments would 10 necessary. All tat would then 10 ru-
Quircd woul! bo President. But in tho nnture Of
thtugs ;Rteaidont, however gifted hs nay 10,
l!schar9o his whole duty aa tho chief executive
officer IN instruction aud dsclp|lnc IT, at tho aano
iutiss anu cares Of endowment and finance. 1t re-
work and DEVELOPMENT q lho educational interests u
can deyoto Lis wholo owers to outside work, to on.
downiont and dnRnce, Until tho endowment ID made
sure .sEs financial sg0nt Is not enough t shonii
Of, tho board Of Trusteos upon tho subject-a ohanS
cellos Of tho Exche1Mor,7a Solicitor dcnersl,-in
University Of Chicago, Asyo fully considered this
upSa 4. A. mon acting for tho p,.e!e ssoi. ana
Rat DH i i oS]sstea that tho TFusiess, + r.
sys ys n to nnpIesaim ap linn e to s s ods q es
cellor. That is truc They must 10 supposed to have
the Of judging e their 4uty III !lng the Of
know tic situalion aid, knowing IT. insure tic Com
n,lttoes that In thu present postioa of aaire they
have regosed to Do It ~ the best waoat, and most
lated aoms difference Of yiows AMONG tho ftienss OF
theunayorsIty Is truo. Ihst u natural, nld what js
Away. to b. e1Reeted na IT. among tho noasd et
leet I! mistake. Besitlcs tho appointment will A.
ways bo within tue power Of the toasd to ekapga;
, 1874-02-18
Tho Porch OF tho Tonlp1o.


In tho heart Of London, whore oyery inch Of
ground IL worth fabulous sum, thoro has for
centuries existed large plot Of ground which,
owing to red tapo and old tradition, has been OF
capital will romemher the tagged courtyard ia
front Of ut. Paul's Cathedral, guarded from tho
street, aud sopasated from tho basilica by
heavy iron-railing. In tic middle of tliis iaao-
eosHiblo space stands Woathor-stained statue of
Queen Anne, under whoso rogn Sir Christopher
Wron rebuilt tho cathedral; other occupant OF
ornament thoro la none
But at Inst this forbidden ground has boon
made public. The cathedral authorities, on pny-
ment Of goodly sum by the corporation OF tic
city, have thrown open this waste place. The
hoayy old rhilings have beon torn down and sold
at THO ratio of &a0 toni. Tho low stone r,arap6t
In place Of tho gates there IL an open pathway
Into tho new plaza. A toBselatod pavement has
aso been laid down, 30 that now tie approach to
st. Paula Ia worthy Of Tie noble structure itself
, 1874-02-18
MICHIGAN PUBLISHERS.

Special Dfspatch to Ths Chicago Tribune,
LANSING, Mich, Fob. 17.-Tlo Michigan State
Publishers Association was called. to order in
this place to-day by tho President, r. s. War
four now aombers woro admitted, all publishers
Of country newspapers. Tic following resolu-
tion was offored by Mr.. LOWS, OF Saginaw, re-
lating to tho present postage law on country
newspapers:
Resolred, That the Michigan Press Association re-
lterato tho language and sentiments Of tho preamble
and resolutions adopted at It's session In Jlne, 1875
and that tho Beorolhry bo nstructed to send official
copies to membora Of Congress-
; After discussion by tho Representatives of
country md city Journals, the resolution was
unanimously adopted. a resolution was ofrorcd
the. practice Of soma rub1lshors Of increasing
their circulation by gift enterprisos, which did
not meot with favor. :
, 1874-02-18
and s1nlf personal question, temporary Ia ,ts
nature, stand In tho way Of law whic1 all must feel


nature, stand In tho way Of law which all must ioc
| to 10 wlae and tnat7
worthy sa o. 'f o 'aa oher eseat
slonH Of Tint oily. For TINT purpose, tie Board o.
to o rasR Of n s on
cntlownen!s ~ lands md monoy bofore July H. 1870
aud to tle building " Of nl tla departments known
brg IL a.H,re tl.o Committees tint tia prcaent nossrc
us G sKR I ssrsy of Gonso % ha H
10 be To ll ts 70 drawn ~ to e!yo every other uni
Ts SSy ssss S e iss s n9e4,y oso 9es
The e e 81 Stes a1 s askn 6e
said TO that ho et soc reluctance 10 vote Tor it.
because the university laa changed n na,no from Tho
go" 1hts H. M cntire ,d!stako. When Afr. Douglas
executed deed Of tho ten acrea Of ground TO br.
es o a1r taH n tho IL
P1a,at s amo Wa wa9 to nr"n'nen % candidate for
aud Insisted Should 10 named after tSe grost cisy
whore II Yae to BE- located, and Where It now atans
% % IL psas oaa ia esr.Sr LA !Sgs
IT, wish Il recelvod Ia present name 10 was elected
ass e to Gvelsy % y c spse nsw in IL
inntltIion viii havo An opportunity to stryc not 10
nnll down, hut 10 build Up; not to weatcn, but 10
for its great future Respectfully youre. " "~'N
NORWOOD pAnK.
Waito reported tho CommittooB substitute for
WilliamBoM's bill for tho aopsrat{on of Norwood
lin rocon1mnnt1otionn trhn h;ii roo raad 1r't
tirna and nr3csoI n aocnn1 rn,;r,r ,o'u D19'
nm ~, =, GAS WORKS Fon CITIES.
Iho Dill allowing clttos to establish and nain-
tain gas works TaB pOHtponod on WAito'B mnkinn
70 give Cook County sonatora time to inquire
TW1at Wnas tneif COMMITMENTS think 9bont It.. Dow.
waite, aud Reynolds arc in doubt. Considering
nc ol't nas noo before sonaton for year, 1t Is
ABOUT limo Senators know what 1t moRnt.
IL, auPEntoR counTs.
anu hGs neoh signod by tho Governor, finally de-
tee2 nuga w. pg8laon and prerogation Of tho SUI
Rello5 oourt W OF thle county II was first oBtnb-
!isnoo 1n1o as cty conrt SIMPLY The constitution
81 !oiu recognized It US q court OF concurrent
, 1874-02-18

tl1ose btl!a before them, and had reported thom
back with recommendation that they do not
pass.
as 1t wa8 quito evident tint TIM Uommittoes on
Revenue In both Houses lad boon carofuly so-
iocted with reforcnce to their feeling In favor Of
tho obnoxtoua law Of 1872 and thoy would not
prepare any bill.
Carpontor's resolution was voted down, and a
motion to amond by atriling out Sec. AZ was lost
by large ma 1ority.
MOTION no AnJOu1,N
until the morning ut 10 O'Clock was carried. II
Is evidently tho intention of tlo 1IoHo to ,lndor-
thlo thia heavy tas11 OF revising tho Revenue
law. Tho ball is fairly oponod. Whom aud
where 1t will end 1t Ia impossible to predict.
, 1874-02-18

Not Votiug-1rooks and 1fcdratl1 abaent, 16.
THE PRINCIPAL OBJECTIONS To THE nIIL
on tho part Of those who voted against it are the
sections allowing criminals to testify in their
own behalf, declaring option trading in grain
and atooas to DO gambling, and suIlocting all
III stocks grain, oto., to all tic provisions Of tic
law concerning gambling. Less serious objec-
tion is made to the sections restricting the nor
soual liberty Of persons desiring 10 enter mines
OF manufactures. concerning tho observance Of
the Sabbath, aud concerning The salo Of liquor,
:. The fact that tue bill had hard time pnssing
the Senate docs not recommend it strongly to
tho House, where It will be discussed Mt groat
length, and porhnps amended In mauy important
particulars. 1t will probably une UP three weeks
, 1874-02-18
A VILLANOUs HOAX,

1ikeu a1atters 10 tho Now York
Tn,o rs,os1o, Of seeo,s by the western %
Toraao 1U.;1..1 An1 ~"
.on's ao.es,o, ms, Mnpa"h q Western Rail-
mnc,,no noy ~ asr,..s y.snonfy safes ana n
wceiano a,., N Efaces.
potratol on tho Stock Exchange to-day-the
fpo eeen n enH s'ofy 9f tho Alto.
the nnsoa of oT tho nnnr to ono of
nrosog II. whoolocl. yico.proa;aont !" 4s1,,o1,
H.. Ato'es -, " noe'o'n, 'co-i iFoe1oens'- WMch
hn n' rssS paG tn to ho named and
,oma. .e"0 'no ean4o ~ 'no Doa'o' ~ wea as 1ol
lo"s; 49,. -.....
na... IT, vate,.tk NEw Yosx, Es9 T.
As roqaired BY tho rules Of tho New York stock.Er-
aer %ataro as drGtoHh and .otinR
ne o. tnS u@GmTany @ hase decided t. the
oo oo Ta nroceas ~ t9 soIn a aSditta 20 3oo
tbgetler With tle prococds Of tic sao Of -;
Tue stock atoy in the puanesgion Of tho Company, viii
na.rn n Fl r. q Res o5
e1e ,e Thn ,ortoqs o linz to csfoa snd
the establishment of the now lines may deay for
Eess confident hopo that BY thus tnkng possession
of tho whole 1eld and cectuay thwarting the e1tab-
aocL viii Ia n n W"1 nu sn st vatue o! te
S can n1 e pad oat Il no .af aorf nr
S7'SD'N'' !. WILLIAM fessiasiat. f2eaiaasi
niaoy iany ,,an n@n suo reaahg or thla letter been
10 o " e,,,t1,n, @ ~ o gagus ~ tne 19aid
W nanuea ahother letter. to the Vice
foilo%s "n'0h was reaa by tint as
ToLEpo, WAuABH Il WxsrrnK nA1,v,r,
new Yong. Tah' II. 1911 !,
IN accordance with the rules Of tllo Nav York Stock
Exchange you aro hereby notified that Ut the ernfra
tlon Of thirty days this Company viii Issue iO1 oOo
sarea s4aitional capital stoek increasing tho common
The proceeds Of such additional shares will DO nscd
1oe no purchase Of rong-sock and engines, mud for
@ ~ Inc present for constructing
track qor H. u, eto 81 s @ double
improved tcrinni fscities and fot othor
purposes Of tho Company. Yery respectfuliv s1as
The reading Of these letters causcd gYoat OK
citomont on the Exchange and Immediately
thoro was general stampede to aell the stocks.
especially WoHtern Union aud Wabash. Amid
the general confusion somo members of tho
Board had tho good sense to examine tho letters
and, boing fniui1iar with tho 'eiri,afnroa ~
Mesars. 0rton l. Cox, pronounced tlo Same for
gorioa. r
=! Tho officers of the Exchange Immediately sent
letters to the officers OF tue Western Union Iol-
ogfaph and Wabash Railway. Tho Wabash lot
tor was returned with tho following note ut Tho
foot: - "-
,"Tho above is not genuine. Mr.. Cor IN In To1cdo.
Toro las been no meeting, ueithor Is this r, CoIa
signature :.
'[s'gned} . P.W. BnIaos.
/ -; Transfer Clerk.
And NJ Orion sent tho following reply ou bo!
hail OF lis Company. ...:.::.:,
=, >, <,. NEW YonK Feb. ~, 1874.
, 1874-02-18
THE REVENUE LAW,
Suftia{ li&untch Ia Tha Chfcnan Irfhtins

AMENDMENTS PROPOSED. - ::
1SspnMar1ELD, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE whole nftor-
noon aoBsion Of tho House was taken up to-day
in discussing two bills amondatory Of the Con-
eral novonuo law. THO bill introduced, by
Mr. strootor proposes to amend by allowing
deduction from the gross amount Of
credits OF tho amount OF bona f1do
debts for a consideration received; and
80 much Of any liability assumed for others shall
be deducted III listing personal property ia the
person making out tho statement bolieyoa ho
will 10 compelled to pay. Also, a deduction
shall 10 allowed for the amount Of any purchase
money duo on any article Of personal property,
tho;party making tho list to verify the same by
oath. -
: TIE oAKwoop B11I,
which WAS also under consideration, proposes to
allow deduetions for indebtedness incurred In
second, third fourth, mud flfths items OF the
general law, which comprise horaoH, cattle,
mules, and asses, sheep, aud hogs.
third items inclusive, nay bo deducted indobted-
noss incurred in tho purchase Of any Of said
items-wlich comprises machinery, safes, BILL
lard, d,tnblos, carriages, and wagons. watches,
gans, roynities, annatios, patont-riglts, steam
boats, md all kind Of voase craft; merchandise,
material md manufactured articles, tools and
implements OF every kind, gold and silver plato,
diamonds, aud iewelrY. ~ =
From tho twcnty fourth to tho thirty
sixth items may be deducted any other indebted
ness, except indebtedness incurred in tho pur-
chaso of renl eBtate or indebtedness served, by
.vided that this shall in no way apply to any
bank company or corporation exercising bank
ing powora or privilege. It was on this,
:being all amendment to tho twenty-seyenth
section Of the gouoral law, that tho debate took
plaeo. strootor oponod with . stirring and aen-
aiblo speech, faroring tho principle Of allowing
the deduction Of honest debts from tho ynlua-
tionH Of personal property.
dor1on said tho whole people, in every part OF
the State, wore .
obAMoRiNa FOR RELIEF
from tho opprosBions imposed OH thom by this
law. ii. Tbs proposal for roliaf camo from the
other ato OF tho house, and it was tho duty Of
tin thn general g; assembly to give to the consdora
psy wond ross te rcsponsbisq 1ha n
this NATTER and tlioy might : rest
Loitzo argued that, tho opurposos Of taxation
bolng. to support tho Government, which pro-
tectea oil property alillo, nll tangible property
should bo assessed for the expenses Of GoYorn-
hot
9 DoLAN WANTED TO KsIow
whether this Legislature was sent hero to mako
la'ss for tho wealthy, and shield tho bonlholder
the producer, who created the wealth ot tho
State, should tako upon his oYorburiloned Bhoul-
dors tho whole weight Of taxation.
Shaw, t1lsy admitting the difficulty which sur.
the greatest inv olyed in any system Of taxation,
entercd into an elaborate dofenao Of what he ad-
mittel was "double assessment" claiming that
taxed. =.
Bishop, OF Henry,
sTnESuous1Y oPposEp THE DEDUCTION THEORY:
lie claimed that this 8ystem would relieve all
tho railroad rolsing-stock IN tho State from ns-