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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

11nb 70 tits &e6t! X Gins Der 9es
binsniie fir Die gea4tett Ma6titeQuns
elmer Station beltebt oariltA bah lie ouf
ibre eigeneS pra d BAT nnD fremz
ben, ober ft6 aIs Srembe atflptelen6en
W1eni9en gar nt6t ben @efeHsn tbut,
tbre 0tamen auf bic tbnen iphnSdenss
pertbe Beiie ausauipre6en. = Otr 8ers
liner, pelder Die S6Ga6t BET LIE Mans
etnfa9 ais bic S6la6t vbet "sAbs
MAINS" beSei6net, merit Dab .y6l
farm, tpie bel er our6 ieim ipra9li9,s
WtiBDeritdnDuiB 6a3u beitrG8t, oas
0euti6tbum 3m elmer Wfa6t in Der @elt
gu MAIDEN. 0snn 'etne Wa6t in Der
.Melt lit cine Nation, tpern lic y @roBes
Ietitet unb p inn . eip II 5 tetn,
6aB tie @rOBes %letltet, auf Die anoern,
ais auf menioer be0eutenoc uno be19>
%tenstpertbe } inunterbLtdt
gu Dem lebteren aeb0rt, bob fte fi9
feline WIbe giebt, beren @usipra9eres
gelu fenlem 3u lernen, IOnbern nit beis
terlter uubefongenbeit bic fremoen 80r=
ter it9 mad tDren Nusipra6eregeIn
fur tbren Wnno 5ure3tlegt. so
MAIDEN es Sran3oien @ngIGnoer,
Nmeritaner &c. nit ben Seutl6en; Die
Sran3oIen nen1en bic 9GuptItuOt 6es
benti6en Het6eS 8erIeng, Die Gn9s
IdlDer uno &meritaner GOrrIinn; feis
ner etebt ftG ben 9eutf6en gu
2iebe Die Wtibc, beren Nameu
auf beutf6e Wetie aus;uipre6en.
90 tpcrben es iebt, tpeln anoers Da5 CUTE
BeiipieI Des 6errn b. Sordenbed Na9>
abmung ftnbet. bic 0euti6en aud nit
ibneM MAIDEN. 9aS beiBt: le wer0en
= ssrabe 10, tuie Bet Nmeritaner Hotf6s
fuB itatt Nau6fuB iast - bic fremben
ytanen o ausipreden, tpte lie ais
e aus9elpro6en peroen mir
ben unb eS ben Grd9ern folder ~frelnOen
Nanen iberIaiien, fi0 barber au drgern,
= CANA ebenio ipte Sran5oien ODER @nes
lGnoer btSber oeutl6e @tamen auf fran.
3oiti6e ODER en9lii9e Neile ous8eiproz
den uuo es ben GrGgern bieier Narnen
.freiseitelt baben, it9 oariiber gu Grgern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

ltnb ouer @elt oertiinbist: Wfetne gartet
lit cine Spibbubsnpartet uno Die &efor@
ller, mel6e ben Sie9 meincr gartet abs
3%upenoen iu6ter, baben &e6t gebabt.
Miloer lit uidt etipa bel Der r1ellelten
@aDl getpGbLt iporhen; CT befleioete letlt
Nmt idon wGbreno beS lesten Wabl7
%fampfes. 0amals mar CT tretlt6 ntbt 10
offenber3ig tpie ieBt. @lS pdbren0 bes
MaDltampfes oer Nertreter zines Oppoz
ittionsblattes bon ibm @iniibt i'll feline
Bidder uerlanste, UNI aus ibnen 81 5ei>
gen, ipie corrupt inter BiIber's repnbliz
fanii6en 8orgGngern nit ben 9taats>
geloern getuirtbl6oftet porbea Jet, oa
D%ertpeigerte Wilber Oic@iuii6t, uum feline
Yarteifreunoe nt6t nor ben Sopf gu ftoz
ben." Die Bewes9rilnoe, aus benen CT
ieBt benno6 nit Der Wabrbeit 1erauS5
riidt, tpouen mir ni6t naber unteriu6en.
Sebenfaus lit oas, mas ct la8t, untpIoer7
legli1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

Sel6It Die fritifloieiten Nnbeter 8is5
mQrGs, beren IS manGe III Der oeltti9>
ameritaltii1eu 45reiie gtebt, inuten oenn
bod ipoDI itubig tperben iber Das DeMte
porlieqenDe &elegramm aus Berlin.
Qaut 6ielem bat Der &an5ler nit ieiHem
&udtritt aeorobt fir ben Sau oaB Der
Neidstag oarauf beltebe, fur letne Wfttz
alte0er, ipGbreno er III Si5ul1g lit, vunz
DsrleBli6feit" SIT foroern. lllo, iDie
iibli6, fii9t it6 glei9 all Die 9roDun9
Die Wtittbeilulg, oaB Der Jtei6stag-
ma 6geben neroe.
Dies lit bonn bod ein itarfer Sabaf
uno es bari ii9 gtiemanO barber ipun>
perl,, tDenlt III Ed1oerll, no elll gleiD
berrii6es Nuftrcten eines Derfaliungs=
mGbiaen StaatSobrrDduptes nt6t ilbli6
lit, bic berb11en urb ablpre6enbiten Sez
merfrnoeM Darilber gema6t tDer0en.
8eranloBt lit her ieue StrduB 3tpiz
1deu Sal3ler uno Net6sta9 0urO Die
Dor einigcn 3agcn senleIoete Serbaftung
oes Gnplan5 Atalulfe. Wtalulte i11
9tebactellr per u@ermania" MD banebcu
Wtitoliso Des 9teibstags. Sn Der Ser
mania" 6atte @tluas geltanoen, ipas Die
Staat9antpaltl0aft fir etllen TerltoB
ge9ell oaS YreBgeleB btslt 1lto ~ipcspe9en
lie Antlage erbob. 0aranf bin iparO
Wlniulfe nerDaftet unter 8rober Ser
Iebung ocr Beitimnlung oer 9teidSper.
.faliulg: baB Elm Wtitslieo oes Gei6sz
Tags ntNt oDne Osiicu @enc6miguns perz
baftet iperben bari, vauBer i'll Orinz
genoen TGIIen" uuO baB ipeu1
lcbtereS geldiebt benz 9teidstage
o orttee Mn3eise banon ge=
madt meroell mltB. Ocnn ~eriteits lit Gin
BreBp:rsebeu (oas 81 pernncioen beutSuz
tne IL ISreui,cn nrnEe Gfl111it erfnrn9rtA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

We1igifens fGngt bie1er Flan ni0t,
tpie Oer Tartpeu'l6e init elmer Ser
mebrung, 1onoern NIT elmer Nermilts
berun9 beS Se9ierungspopiersslOes at,
unb stpar auf Die etn5ige ebrlt9e Weiie,
b. +. @riebung Der entpertbeten, unDcrs
3insli1en S6uloi9eine L@reenbaGs]
Our6 Der5insltbe. IS tuilroen iona@
pon pornberein ge9en 66 Wiaipnem
Dollars @recnbads etn9eso9cn tpers
ben. 8i5 biele @insieDung polenoct
ipGre, plrbe Die Qufbebung Der iebt ben
gtationalbanfen auferlegten Bei6rGn>
tuna ibres 3ettelumlaufs etntreten, 10
baB o nicl BON ienen 66 Oduipnen,
tpie fir ben 8erfebr Elm 10
SeourfniB pdre, our1 ge0edtc
Sanfupten erlebt tperDen %fDnntem. 0aS
glei6e 8erfabren tpirbe alsoaun fort>
ge1ebt tDeroen, lamcntli6 aud Our6
@iuatebung Der Gebt in @rsenbads
einlDslt6en) ais S6eibemiinse bienen>
ben 8apierfeben, tpelte - Da instpiz
16en porauslt9tli6 bas @olbagio auf s
bis 9 Bro3ent (penn ni6t tiefer) geiuns
fen lein Dllr0e onrb SllberminSe 5l
erieben DGren.-Wtit ieoem 9uuoert Ufil>
IiOnen @recnbaGS, oas aus Dem Serfebr
geSogen uno Serit0rt, b. b. INN ipeI6eS
Die II nDer5tnslt6e 3 mangSan IT.
Ie b e oer 8er. Staten Derlnil1pert iper>
ben ipiirpe, miroe baS @oloagio tpaDrz
ibeinlid I'M Die 0dIfte ieiner ieBi9eu
Sobe iinfen, 10 bab iGon nit Grreinuug
clnes @eiammtbeltanbe5 bon 200 Wttuios
1en oaS Jtegierun9spapiergelo benz Sob
9eIoe glet6mertbtg iei1 lplroe.
GbatiGGli6 lit Die y Dertbiss
felt bes Yapier> ulto @ologeloes be-
reits bic 81 o | b lib t g tpeum AUDI
nod nt6t geraoe baS, mas MAJ specie
payments" nennt. 0enn bterunter ner>
lteDt man. wentsftens bieraulauoe, baB
bic 3tegierun9sfalieu auf NerIanoen iez
ben AueenbIiG ct1en BapierooIar nit
eillem @olbboIar einIoieu iouen. Nuein
Die Gorlteuung, baB I'LL lol6em 3peG
Die Hegterung cine lllgcbeuer grpBe
Grube y ID I'M Sorratb Dalten miiile,
lit cine Dur6au5 trri9e. Dem 1pbalo
erit Die Tbatlade, ooB bas 8apier>
gelo benz Sob 9lei6pertbt9 lit,
gum augemeinem 8%epuBtisin setomz
men iein miro lperoen u
nod Iebr @enige Sob fir ibr 8apierz
eelD %DerIaugen. Sur 8efrieoigung oie>
fer 9eringen 9lnforoeruneem miro elm iebr
mGBiger WoLoborratD 9enIgen; - tp6bz
rsnO uusefcbrt, 10 Iatse @olO nod elm
9lgio bate, fein @OloDorratb, tuelder
g%eringer oils Die gauge 9apiergelomalie
mdre, gut ginl0iuns 8enilsen ipiirbe.
Mare init ether 8ermiloerung Der 400
Mtuionen 9te9ierunsspapierselo arf 200
Wtiuionem oas @oloa9io Dem We8e
serQumt, 10 f0nute alsbann in aler
WtuBe ltnb 8eqnelnli6feit an Die Gins
fiibrung bon specie payments segansen
tpsrben, obne baB babeitrgsuO cine beftise
@ri6itterung bes acknowledgements
gu befiir6ten tpare. Benn Der ernitz
ii6e Is ille basu oa lit, f0nnte nod Dor
9lblauf bes ieBigen Sabr3ebnts Oieies
Siel errei6t iein. 9lber wenn man ft6
treili1 nit alien 9(rten bon QuadiaIbes
reien bebelfen iuiu, tpeiL mar ft9 Dor
ieoer etnl1ueioenOen, griinoli6en Sur
fIrGtet, 10 fam fi6 Der Baluta> Samuler
nod Sa6rlebnte lang btli9leppen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
Go G{cMefMti

Sin @usi0uB bes %iosenanntsn vgfa>
tionalen SanoelsratbesS (einer freien
8ereinisulg BON Otdunerl1, iueL6e it9
bic tpirtDi6aitli9e gnttpidelun9 Des 2anz
bes gum StllDtum maden) but beim
Snn9reile eiuen 9lan sur MieberDeritelz
lung oer g olomG6run g eineerei9t,
oeiieu @runb5i9e folgenoe itno:
/. Der Bulo ma3t cine su II grpz
gent Der5inslt6e, III 80 Sabren 3a6lbare
Nnleibe pou 200 Wtiuionen Dollars. =
Gin 0rtttel bes @rtrags oieicr Nn=
lei1e tpirb III 0reenbaGs entgeeenae>
nommen uub oiele (663 Uaiaioner) iuer>
ben oOrt 5erftort.
2. Gin 5tpeiteS 9rttteL bes Mltleibe=
Grtrags tpieo sur GinIoiune bon @reenz
bad5 DertDenoet.
4. 0as 1ebte Drtttel 3tn NnfouF bon
SLIDER uno 5ur NuSpragung bon Silz
ber9elo.
4. Der 8unb foitt etre tpeitere Al 4
Yro5ent persinslt9e, I'M Sabre 1917 i1
9olO 5ablbare Nlletbe bon 200 WttIioz
llen sur @inl0iuns Der iibrigen ausjtez
benoe1 9reenbads a%ufnebmen.
5. Die naW Den 8elttmrnrIioen sub l
uno 4 aus9s8ebenen AZ uoD 4sproaentiz
CEN S6nlODcri6rcibulgen f0nnell BON
ben Jtattonalbalten oil STEELE Der lest
bon ibnen bein 8un6esi6abmetIter bbiilz
terlegten Sblt9ationen ais Oedltng fit
tbern BantnotenumIauf btuterlegt tuerz
6elt.
6. Se6s Otonate na@ Innabme bes
bprltegeloen @eiebes b0ren auc lest be-
1tebenoen geieBlt0eu 8el6rGnfu19en Der
Wtenge oes bon Salfen (gr9en Oedula)
ausSugebenben 9apiergel0eS auf.
7. unter feinen umitGuDen oiirfen att
ltatt Der eingeao9enen ulo 5erltDrten
9ree1bads 1tere arS9egeben tperoen.
Dies Die @ruuDSlge zines Ylanes.
hoel9er Dor allen bis6er I'M gonarelIe
0or9e1hlageneu ul1b naruentli6 Dot benz
Saripeu11en ben 8or3ug bat, oab ct bic
. e b erung Der 8aluta
lttbt nit tbrer g ripd a.
I%onoern nit ibrer 8croi1tuu0 onfous
gen tulu. 8ieuei1t, BAH fth
BET itren9crer nno geuauer arf ale Gin
5elbetten ein9ebenoen Brufu19 aud an
oielem Ylane un5uf0mmli6telten finoen
lallen; aber auf ben eriten Slid ma6t
CT cntl0tcoen ben Ginbrud zines ebrz
ii d g Ill I II 9erlu6es, auf Dem
gerabeiten uno tir3eiten Mege aus bent
~oiiftern Su,npfoidt0t elmer enttpertbeten
YapierlDdbrung auf Die belle @bene Der
Volotp1DrHng au 9elG19en+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

SIM oelti6en Jtei9stae fist ELM Meann
aus GllaB, Der lcinsn 0(amen @mcrbsr
i6rcibt, balnit bic Tran3olen i'm @erbcr
auslpre6en ioueu. Scr Goriiber oes
GeiO5tagS aber 1tin1rnt ben 6crrn beiu.
Wort, = Doer nielmeDr beim Bu6ltaben
unb ruft ibm einfa6 ais r1err g ii t.
B ct" altf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
EortfAritt tta@ ri1Gwdrts.

Sci elmer eetptiien Sprinspro3eiiion
AMI 9beine miiicn Die 8aafabrer, na6s
benz lie BRET S6rttte DorwGrts ses
fprunaem finb, 3tpet S9ritte surnd
S sSrs"q Immsr 5as t i5I fds'I mon, I% papel anf
flnf SprGn9e einen ~norpGrts. - N6er
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

Ku-KLUx ARREsTED.-Four men,
Hard Hampton, George Meyers,
aud the two PurdOms. have been
arrested and held as the alleged
murderers of ;. y. Baur, at Gruth,
Grundy County, on the Both OF
November. The circum7tantial
evidence leaves no doubt of their
guilt. One of the masks worn by
one Of parties has ben found, which
vas made OF two pieces OF peculiar
AID very fine goods. The Banner
editorialiy says: "When this dis
covery was made, and which wa
rot until Saturday night, srraBge-
mcnts Wcrs At once made for 4
search, with determination to find
the goods with which the mask was
made. On Sunday morning the
searching party found q part of the
/ goods at Hampton'%, and the other
at Myers. The jury is sill invesu-
eating he case, hut the proof alrea
dy is said Ia be overwhelming.
/ The prisoners are held under !
strong guard, aud the citizens are
determined to have Justice done
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12
wAn pPPARr1rENT.

Ali the recommendations OF the
Secretary Of War / regard as judi
cious, and / specially commend to
your attention ths following: ''COn-
solidatiou of Government arsenals,
mileage to officers travelling under or
deFs, the exemption of money receiv-
ed from the sale of subsistence stores
from being converted into the Treas
ury, the use Of appropriations for the
purpose of subsistence stores, with
out waiting for the beginning of the
fiscal year for which the apprOprla-
tions is made, for additional appro-
priations, for the collection of torpe-
do material, for increased apprOpri-
atoms for the manufacture Of arms,
for relieving the various States from
indebtedness for arms charged to them
during the rebellion, for dropping Of
ficers from the rolls of the army with
out trial for the Oflense OF drawing
pay more than once for the same pc
rod, for the encouragement Of the
plan to pay soldiers by checks, ana
Tor the establishment OF q Professor
ship of Rhetoric aud English LiteTa-
tare at West Point.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12
A Valuable Sre,lIeaI TreatI.e


Hoztetrer's Unsted States Almanac for 1870.
for distribution, gratis. throughout the United
States, and ali civilized countries or the Vest
ern Hemisphere, VIII be Published about tie
arst Of January. in the English. German,
French, Norwcsian- Welsh, Swedish, Holland
bohemian and Spanish languages, and ali
who wish 70 understand the true philosophy
Of health . ould read and pondei the valuable
suggestions % contains. In addition 70 an
admirable medical treatise on the causes, pre-
vcntion and cure OF great variety OF diseases.
IL embraces 3 large amount u information in
te-esting 20 she merchant. the mechanic. shc
miner, the farmer. the planter. and pr0fes-
siona man; and the calculations have been
made for such meridians and latifudes IS are
most suitable for a correct and comprehen-
siye SatIorai Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary santa
p Effects OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitfers, ihs
staple tonic and Alternative 81 more than hall
the Christian world, are fully SCI forth in is
pages, which are also interspersed with picio-
rial Illustrations. valuable receipts for IA,
household and farm, humorous anecdotes
a I'd otEer instructive and amusing reading
matter, originfl and selected. Among IN,
Annals to appear with The opening Of IN
year. this will be one OF the most useful, aas
may be hal FOR the asking. The prop-iet0rs
Messrs. Hostctter & Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa
on receipt ef a tao cent stamp, viii forward
copy BY mail o any person who cannot pro
cure one In his neighb0-h0od The Bitter
are sold In every city, iowa and village, an,
are extensively used throughout the en;ir
/ civilized world
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

We remember TO have had our falth
greatly shaken, and our mind 10 me-
dergo a painful change, by reading .
book some years since, which attemp-
ted to prove that VIM. Tell was a
myth, And now comes Mr.. Aaron
Goodrich with bulky octave volume
20 announce to the world that Chris
tophcr Columbus was a mere adven-
turer, hypocrite, Perverter Of truth,
and 4 regular pirate, who never did
discover America at all, and who, IN
stead of being held in grateful remem-
brance, should receive the seorn Of
all good mon. Next, we presume
some scribbler will undertake to prove
the non existence of Geo. Washing.
ton, and treat the traditional hatcbei
story with scorn, or endeavor to prove
TO US in a handsome biography thai
Benjamin Z. Butler was n good and
great man, who neye. prosecuted wo
NEIL or stole spoons.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12
a cAnp 10 rHE PrRLIc
= short Postponement of the FIfth
gift Concert.


As manager of the gift concert
gwen in aid OF the Public Library
Of Kentucky my position creates an
important trust in behalf of the
Public Library and the tickethold-
ers of the fifth gift concert. The
Public Library of Kentucky and
the ticket-holders are jointly interes-
ted in the amount OF the drawing.
The larger the fund to be distribn-
ted in gifts the greater will be the
gift awarded to each lucky ticket
holder and the more the amount
realized by the Library. To have
full drawing is so manifestly to
the interest Of those interested
that, rather than having a fractional
drawing on the 29th inst, 1 deem it
due to the trust confided to me by
the ticket-holders and the Public
Library of kentucky, that short
postpOnement be made TO enable me
to dispose of the unsold tickets and
have 4 fall drawing. Though
the very large amount nov in bank
would enable US to distribute hand
some gifts, yet we should feel disap-
pointed in this our last concert,
should we be compelled to make q
fractional drawing. h owever large.
We have received 50 very large
n number OF letters from all parts
Of the country from thnse most large
". interested, urging a postpone
ment if all the tickets DC not sold by
the 30th, that we feel strengthened
in our sense of duty - the ticket
holders and the Public Library, to
make the postponemeut. Under the /
circumstances, we have determined, |
in tho interest of all parties, to post /
pone the concert ami drawing TO 4
Saturday, February %, 1875, at /.
which time the draw = viii posi- {
lively TAKE place, ant as a guaran-
tee Of good faith toward ticket-hold- /
ers, VIC pledge ourselv to refund TO 1
any ticket-holder his money, upon I
of his ticket, should 1
the drawing fail TO come off at the !
day now fixed. Tho past, we feel 1
assured, will be SUITE ant guarantee
10 ell interested thu they will be /
fairly and honestly dealt With. The
money paid for. ticker is sacredly
against ali contingencies
until after the paym; II of the gifts,
after which the expel ses are to be
and the P blic Library
5 to be paid its profit.
THOS. E. BRA MLETTE,
Gov %, 1874. sAgt. and Man.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12
trustees sale.

ON Saturday, the end Of January, 1870, !
~ viii sell 10 the highest bidder, IN front
OF the Court House door, between the hours
OF II am, and , p. IN in the city OF Jack
son, for cash, The fOllOwidg property TO-
wit: Two town lots, lying and being ia the
city OF Jackson, Tenn, and bounded As fol-
lows: One lot beginning at the intersection
OF church street, with the alley running
East from the public square; runRing west
with the south boundary OF said alley IS
feet 10 "A stake; thence south - feet To "a
stake: thence east % feet 10 Church street:
thence north . teet 10 the beginning.
The second lot beginning AZ a stake on an
alley p feet west OF the southeast corner o.
the Market House. and runs thence west
with said alley 53 feet 10 stake. the corner
OF a lot sold ". o. BigelOw by John Read:
runs thence north q feet to a stake on VII
sons lot; thence east IS feet 10 q sake;
thence south - Get 10 the beginning
The above described lots were conveyed to
me as Trustee by deed from Z. W. Andrews,
70 secure the payment OF certain indebted
ness therein speGified. This sale made 10
carry out the provision OF said deed IN trust,
which is recorded IN the Registers ONCE OF
Madison county, on the 18th day OF March,
1913. in Book No. 3, page rs Right OF re-
deuiDtfon waived and title believed 10 be
GOOD. but sell ana convey as Trustee only.
no5-3w W H DRORS, Trustee.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

men. lie then took the next train,
and would have suffered the same
fate At the hands OF the other con-
ductOr had he not again paid his
fare.
am also informed that an ex-
Governor travelling on one of these
trains with a through ticket, re-
quested the privilege of stopping
OF, which he was refused. He then
demonstrated against 4 rule 30 un-
just and unlawful.
y No. l Sups rintenIent Glanced
TO be aboard aud overheard the con-
FersatiOn, stepped up TO the Gov
ernor sud informed him that he
could travel on this road free Of
charge, and stop or when aud W ere
he pleased.
Kisses go by favors, and favors
by kisses.
make these statements that the
travelling public may known that
they are liable at any time, when
travelling on this road, not only 10
be insulted, but defrauded, and
would recommend them, in order
to avoid these annOyances, to seek
some other route. II.
JACKSON, Tenn, Nov. -, 1874.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12
A RETURN TO srRcE PATIENTS.

The first grand requisite to a re-
turn to prosperity is: the legal ten
der clause to the law authorizing the
issue of currency by the National
Government should be repealed, to
take effect as to all contracts entered
into after day fixed in the repeating
act; not to apply, however, to the pay
ment of salaries by the Government,
or other expenses now provided by
law to paid in currency. In the inter
val pending between the repeal and
the final resumption, provision should
be made by which the Secretary of the
Treasury can obtain gold as it may
become necessary. from time to time,
from the date when specie resumption
commenced. To this might and
should be added = revenue sufficient
Y in excess OF expenses to insure an
accumulation Of gold in the Treasury
to sustain redemption. -
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12
aremphI. q Louisville Railroad
MEssRs. EDrroRs

MESsRs. EDITORS
Il does not, in my estimation, re-
guire the skill OF a fiFst-class rail-
road man 10 discern thai some OF
the employers -tlti=-TOItt arc IN
competent, impOiite, and insulting,
and to such an extent that ii Presl-
dent New combs successor Is cOgui-
zant of.the facts and does not re-
move them, he is acting TO the de-
,riment of the stockholders. Many
men who now paIronize the road,
do so only through necessity; and
will cease to do so, so soon as the
Paducah road is completed Then
this road will leel the weight OF her
erfortiOn. 1t is surprising that the
officer having charge OF trains on
this road will Oblige his conductors
TO force such tyranicai rule as
the following, viz:
mo stop-Over checks viii be is
sued to passengers by conductors of
this line" Now If he is so ignorant
that he does not know that the
courts of the various States have
decided time aud again, that pas
sengers having through tickets,
have the right 10 stop oil when they
please, and as long as they please,
he surely is not the right man in the
right place.
1 know a gentleman, who a year
or two since was travelling on this
road, having through Ticket, ask
ed permission TO stop OF, which was
refused, and the conductor, in 4 We
nv rude manner, took his ticket
from him, thereby forcing him to
nav the second time, from the point
where he stepped off,
The same gentleman recently had
a through ticket from Louisville to
Memphis. The two first conduc-
tors ION the Louisville end of the
road1 recognized his right, and
granted him The privilege OF
Stopping oil a such places as he re-
ouested. The next two ION the
Memphis end) refused him the priv
ilege. The first one informed him
that he must give Up his through
ticket or pay again, which he reius-
ed 10 do; the conductor then forci-
blv elected him from the train in
the presence of ladies and gentla-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12
COUNTY COURT-DECEHBsR TERM


Tsis forum met on Mnnd y 81. Hiram
Johnson, Chairman, pr sidiHg, AMI a L.
Red and r ChaDPeli, Esqrs., Associate.
Toe following l. brief synopsis o; the
NEST important bu'lue,s transacted:
ADMINISTRATIONS GRASTED.--Amciia
Taylor, administrators Of Joseph Taylor,
dev'd
]. o Bay, ad,ninisirato 81 Johu s. Ray,
deed.
Robert F. Cole, administrator Of Alexan-
de- T. Cele, &c d.
A W. Campbell, siie. adh'f { John w.
& tmpbeli. DECREASED.
o. Whit ntOn administrator Of solomon
r. reasu admInl trator of Lafayette
! jackson. dtc'N
il Lyon, administrator OF Nm T. Ly-
Cd. rec'd.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED u. Frank
Jan's guardian OF J, L iont>.
q H"@lett "a trdian Il minor heirs ol
Avery Hunt. derea~rd.
y. ). " nv. IA .r.i,a, OF the minor heirs
OF j. l.. AerI~etiieT, decd.
w. L. ESlrs guardian o. the minor heirs
Of Elisha Baily, d.c-a~t-'t.
WILLS PROVEN Thomas &ctiiil, Wi
proven; J. j. uhh-nn dnG jesse Groom
=x,- utor~. guaiine
Patar worreii, Viii proveH; S.sney WOr-
rel and john A. ~ s2p, exc itHr and eN-
That aoLF scALP.-u. *. Williams
presented wolf scalp IN 0urt Gnu made
oath TO having SlGin a N0h; UhereupOa
the Chairman was instructed 10 Issue him
warrant for six dollars,
CONSTABLE QUALIFIED.-H. +. Bird
song, Constable sie,-t FOR tue 10Th district
came Into court, was qualigcd and executed
his bonds, in pehsity OF $5.501.oO, with j.
J. BirdsoHg ala ". II. Mckee bis sureties.
Commissioners were appointed 10 sci
apart ears support 10 Mrs r. aiine Cole
out OF estate o. her deceased busbznd, Alex
T.. Cole.
DoWER--Couitnis-io were appointed
10 allOt dover 10 Ars. Rebeers A. Cathey.
widow of Il 4. CitBry. deceased, aud 10
Mrs. Nancy Blair, wi1.s uf fa0inss Biat'
deceased.
J r. Sykes. administrator OF samuel ;.
Sykes, WA granted tWelse months further
time in whica 10 fidaiiy -eitie said estate.
In the cause Of Albert &. Mcclellan ct Al.
VS.. G.. w. vadien Ond wife It ~, Idgmeht
was rendered against Cbas- ID. eLetn, Dr.,
Chas. ID Mclean, ST., and RObt. l. Chester
on note executed for purchase money OF
slaves sold under decree ia Ltls cause
Court adjlurued Oh Wednesday, until
next Monday morning.