davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-10

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ainsritoriidEr Are TSo4 VI t%;trirt. 1T er at9a
hieinss steblins 50t ,rants seeQ rohncr ees Sehin
pcs BON qtr". @crifo uno fiflMbem Saltfcrnfds
no Gle 4fanle T0dft mo acoeiht. Sic sprtI9ea
Ger,te retomiuereiren 0aIelbe belt1nei9 ais ett
'5timnidrt unS Siuretit IN alien &rants
Kitten, ntlbe Glide Miittel srhCfjtrn, einer etr
eioenthinscr Serielben, ica6reno elmer 9unsrsiie
frcd5 Merifo ,no Salifcrnil eer einiysn Sabren
frbiclt ron sintnt fparttsn Slater rnter scat Giea
tft Ser @eridTicsenbeit Sos 9rioinols& ejtpt Der
5u6errittN,e4 Tie @ieenthimre ee1eItNlt oHefrt1
rs Dem aI1c neineit Qubtifum in Ter SeTrttn1t eat
kin ancrfonnttr ssSertD an ecr sdie Scs fillen
Oceans, butd, GtbrMid1 az ssr attanti0dea Siffe
~aef,iOcrt mtrSe, IA fe ibey,ciat lno. odB Sieits
ptilmtttc! ais elm 9Schlthdter bee Mcnfbbcit eu,i
tritt &ttre unfehtbonn @iaen'brftsn trlreifea
I'D G,,.a ,.Grascl. Goat, trcniid)ef &helrN0tt5inls,
tneipisnte 93aIsrfnbt, S%tathlcni. Solid. ObltrtleS
Semen eet eitaie, ees Nieren un0 trindte Srgarei
eeoen Gpspepfjl uno afocneirs Sdrdpe uno in
Gaaen. mo Gle cetsnstrltte III Ginfcn rsariHeus
1T fein GSbrarsh mo Srfcla peleleen rab~N%a
mirafutre tno mJtertraTsn.
Sic @teritaner battcn sS Fir ein ~cbiclutSs srrs
tlr-S'lmittst sra Gturbutit.
e5cbrapd,s. Insutiimns.
~. Elm Sturstie sinen . etti,t ret in sn,.a
&Seindltis eclt 9,EterraNer Srtimal res Seas. nor
Atr MaNlNit. AIS Gin @timntant, non etncna
sniben biz 10 ciucm eapun SScln9iGf: NIL NIT en-
Esnil G8altr 70 ct dis asthia.-
Grlminirs cen Gieatt aiF Gem Ghp'en foroe0t
;a mo i~iberjtuse Sip, assa eaNslOs rcrtsr MIDI
sebrad>en-
neae 3'rti5 nlrO etn OF. S..grs3Isstg. fit tb
sftrrn 5 .afa,sn uno Siikn ss5aAIs @cnn liseNs
An5gdaeared)t wssi,n.
, 1875-12-10
England.

2onbon. 8. 9es. Nlan la8t. BAT
@}as Miiler. Der profc1lor Der reralel-
Aeneea Spra6forlbung in SgIoro, lei=
ne SteQe nieoersele9t bat uno SIT Nn=
fans oes nddlteu Sobres Gu9lano per=
lalien miro.
Sn Dem Yer9msrfe esr5 wait6- Moin=
GollierD lit man nod INNER bel4of=
tist. Die 2ei9en DIR 8erun9liidlen gu ll
den.
Ser ginlturS zines Stolen Fat bic
Nrbeit bebeuteno erl1wert.
, 1875-12-10
gcI6idt woroer. I'M Die Sos Nn9etos"
81 iM6en. ibre 3uriidfunft loiro mitun
ru6e erportet.
aus her il welt,

&C / d arb 8 q oner 1T om !. go.
pember, lpie Die 81. s. o. mcloet. in
98ien angcfommel. unb bcute finoet III
leiner @egenport i'm Opernbauie Die
erite Gniembles8rohe bon ~3unnbdmle r"
Itott. Man nil oicles QSert uno Den
y%2pbcnsrin~ ohne jeoe Giir5uug gebcn
uno. uie Der te0nllNe M!usOrud l0utct,
ole Stride oufmaben. 9Scnn WuJncr
auf leinem Wiuen bebarlt, 10 bilrIt,
aS%unnbdulcr". Den mon I'M II ubr be-
0innen wla, bis nod IL 1Dr oolern.
Wogner bat 0iesmal i'll DG'rano 9olel"
Auartitr genommen; er ut NIT leluel
Satin uno 4 &;noern onyefommen unt
bot in erlien Stod Oes 9otels ltsbel.
3lmmer gcmlctbet.
Gin &nobentbcatcr egjiirt jcbt in eli
her GnlbuerflQencn Yuoe III Gsutrcltrcct
9iewsYorf. Glltrlttspreis 3 Gents, re
%leruirle S,be 5 Gents. 8si ausuertaui=
tenn 9aule lino $49 III Der &oH,. ua=
fplten 9lbt es nidt nit Nusnubme Del
Sdtuhtung unO Die be telt mn aus .
Sol9ll1ttrll.
Sic neue YolIe n9ufsbeln," . e an.
WoltcrsOort[ 3btater III Berlin einiJe
g8p1cn lang @Iud hdttt, lou EN- 0ton-
lirum BON lnlinn uno MlutrnDelten lein.
Ser 9anoiun9 fuy5er Slnn 1T, oaB ELI
Mlann Wamens 9udebeln, glei1 Dem
unDludsraben otllelben Namcns. ltets
upn Yet perIoI9t MIRO rlo lNon Sl Der
oweiIeh antanyt. ais 5ur retbttn Bet lel=
neSugenofrrunoln tnergtlb elnNNreltsl,
Jpn lelnem Yc0 entrelBt, Ibm etnc Stel=
lie uetlAuiit uno i'm uohl 6Itd iDegbel=
rntbet. Sic GDlung mare ulsl ELI AWel
penn 9err 9udebelu lelnen liamen ae
ri9tli1 ii. Sdulse Doer MuQer DQlt,
umdnoern MlollHa.
Strafoi9's italienil&e 0per
nit Sri. Sletl,n ne uno Dem Senortrcn
Gumpaninl ais .Stars~ Wlro Intanys
Sanuar in Der 2lcaoemD Of MiulIc lii
ytem Yort lbr grlOenen maGsn-
8 Sumptp 9ulnptp : GOmifer s..
8. Spy lit oem Gtl1ld Deg SuNu 1cllis
bolo aubeimssfaael. .. y. CT 1T ptrrllf.
9elporocn.
, 1875-12-10
epauien.

Mew 9ort, s. 9e5cmber. 81
ne 4ariler Gepsi9e wiu wilien. oob
Die 8cnaportilten nit Den 3epnbll=
fonern eomplptiren. I'm bel Der Nb-
Thinning iiber Die ScuutOriots- 6rogs
Der &esierun9 cine &ieoerlase gu bersl=
ten.
, 1875-12-10
Gsuefs trIf9r. pf eldfn.
6 eutiGlano.

aonbon. 8. DeS. Sin 5pesial-
bepelde BON Berlin msioet, oob @rof
BON arnim li3 sepcisert bat, Der 81
tation Splse 81 ~lciltcn, lid Dor Geri0t
gum Yro5elIe wesen Sobperratbs su ltel
len.
, 1875-12-10
III S|;EE(gEsy!!Af61
81 HP .NElz2SoassFgr SANHA
y ~ ~

DR.. 6. IS. S'oofc, 100 seringtou Gpc.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, Stem Dorf, als ntab.
bdtgiger ArSt, bebouoeIt ale s(rten 6 f t. n.
if9cr &runfbeiten NIB cntpfdn9t
8riefe aus allelt GDcileu Der ciuiliiirten
8elt.
0ur6 bic ori9inel(e 8eiie in Der aus+
ftbnng i~eiter meoi;inifden 9raris
be9allbelt Ell 5ablreiGe Gatienten III 6 urop
Wef SnOten. CANADA rub in iebetu
Staate Der Gereilligteu Gtaateit.
Briedidc Gouiultatiunen meutaeltltdj.
@ebetW iteralien nod i6dblide gFansen
sebraltdt. 8eina6e 10000 8atienten tours
ben IN ben lebtet 20 Sa5relt bebarbelt.
Sober Saa ruirb e%in;elt for9fdlti9 r%cgifrirt,
oh brtefliG ober peri0nlifL pbpon Dem Doctor
ieibif ooer ieineu 9itlf3dr5ten. 9ettere iinb
ale piienlGaftli9 9ebilOete Iiebi3iner.
AGe Yatteufem, ,uerdje entfernt ruo6men,
erbalten cine eusflbrlide 6rageliife franco
per Roit poer I'M Saule. Gin pouf6ubiqes
fpifentotii4es giutragen in ben 8iiferrt,
berbiloert 6ebler ODER Srrtblrner. 0ie
Shd)er sperben MIR bon ben angeifenten
aer;teA ge6ffuet.
Be9en 5ra9eliie ober on6ertueitige Gon.
fnltatiorcn a%breiTire maa tpie fotst:
DIR. e. b. FOOTE.
9or 1888, g2etp gprI.
, 1875-12-10
SIrfet.

9pnSDn, s. Sesemhcr. Sic
n&reuS3eitun94 beridtet, oab Die Sir
tsi Den 3slOrmplan Mnoralip's gebialst
bat.
, 1875-12-10

g II e.Sbu e Ou hmeiteru Se3 81.
Solepb su Sanuital. Iilllomi. creignc~
te ltD en- 1tadnitta9 oes 26, Jtouen-
ber eiu trourlqerN, Gtne Der odlp>
,!ern wuroe rpdb,eno DIS unterrlbts
abaerufeu unO llB Det oiie mter ou
Anflidt Gin 8 plcrSetuldvrl9cn u DE-
deus. Maaaie GlIae, ot oeu Gcfebl bait
te. oue wab, e,o Der Abm, leuhelt . | 2tt
r,lin porfalcnoen 1umten 5u nleloen
&aum y Il Die &ebrcrm fott. 10 Sog ELL
S.u9e, amens Sob &cu9, eth %l %,
aus Der Guldlc uuo woitc es uler Den
&opt oe5 uiGoden5 dbIhuBn. mm oal~
lelbe gu crltbedsn. Stau lellcn trui CT
oas .vidodler abcr III pen Sept uno bradl
tie lbm cine lSotll1,e @naoe hcl. Sn 81,
S1ule muB aud} Ct. c munoclbare Nla-
;lplln 1err1d)en.
, 1875-12-10

GteR 0'elstlAatt vat 1urs:tg ibr neu,a,
ele9 rites heauemfs Gchaues, ede eer 9.ltau
ND Ste Ctr, tsSoeer.
, 1875-12-10
q. 4. CRAWFORD.

@rmnfclacnthHnl- Nscnt uGb @fti mir,
Np HOS PAM StraBe. CSpepi, 8 SoN
5auier. @.nnSH iife nuo 9anSeretcn NJ
berfarFc a, Sn hermietbca, peer su Dettau.
linen. Ssgtsre b llepsn aus Dem bitten Wfers
unb Mineral eaRD, welGeS Nirg MIA bat.
auh barren tic etniee rec lbGnltsn 2Sshuhau
Ter III bee StAb il perfaulen reer A. Yellnie
tben.
eonhere Pm mrrfiam :
wtro Iu roS Yermt,.
tben nno Giufo trcn ser
W tetb en- oermenoet.
Ill 0 Hnlt
, 1875-12-10
Sa5rrs GinfummeN ilhcr 81, 5000 600.

W-G. Darlington, 9rdf., S G. CHARTS. giecprdf.
groI. G.'s. @h.ii9r. Il tsar.
, 1875-12-10
Wreiie Der Waaeieen:

,SrSeers auseiss meresn btpisfr bert8net.
Ndt ctu meniser Be, IN slIben einen Soaart.
Mue s~lu,etasn Gnb int ssraus Sa sat!en.
DIE 1cttmnl NTH In yl4 monp aao I'm
sslenb BON beM 3rGsern tar Is Gents per
gGrht auseftraeen.
, 1875-12-10
Die Tnbkur

II b%ettntutt. bas game btsbert9e Seilperfabren una
inltoben. Ole Sur miro pur3 bas iogendnnte
Sobbao nnS enr9 @tnnebu,en non S~nhSuloer
Lemtrtt & ie 2ob5doer aciBen an, no bic 8~ranfbett
tbren Sip bat, mie tttf ie lte9t, unit St 9ietDer
3ett 5et9en ie bic Reconstruct eeS MteniAen On.
E~ouIcnoe ino in ben leeten sruct Sabreu in Der
SooesAnItalt, "a Stanton Str Ron sort, gebetlt
morben. Inter Sen Getsilten ~bclinben l5 ptele
ger;te unb Ipotbefcr. STE 2oh6d6er unteribeiecn
i9 non anbcren SGoern ouourd, odB Ie brett auf
bic ~Nrantbeit etnipirten, II b ben franfen Stoli entz
~ierneu, tn pel6er 9ornl er and sum @orlaein
fomms Sie fno Elm 9erbretn un9ss ODER @uSi6eiz
buu9ssRroceB Der SronlbettsItoie. Sober Sronfe
mfrs, bel Der 4nirenbaaS 81. ler Cur i~osuio9en iein
eisener Ar,t. &ciln Scnono burd bteie S6oer 9es
tenb mad ber bt59etigsn Setlmetbooe bic Mit:et
s,p5bnli9 seidbrtiAer IinS ais BITE franfbeit Iel5it.
mp t9 eltsTs 6 aansts peer ts4nn0a'ct rranfa
S6eiei3 Sie soo1dber oae erantbettcn, innerrit5
uno ~anBerIith, @fnrtren, 10 iino bod Die Nirfnn9en
BET iolsenosn Sranfbetten, beionoers peun ie ii9
nod IN oentem 5 nltanee 6eiinben, gang auBeroroents
lid: Iieber, ielbit Werpenz nnb &ppbuSiteber,
wsroe' lebr i6sen, 9eip6bnItd nit 1-3 8doern,
furtc. Natsa uuS @Mneent6pinoiud,t ptr5.
Defenders lei ilnoet qeuten u, i'm erien Stadium.
ss'r5bntif lsiGt fartrt. @aNerindlt, Gsbens
ebenio Nu9ens uno Sbrsnfranfbeitsm, Io,Sie aue
tDpbiIitiSd,e &rantbeiten in ieoem @raoe. Sci
a; 61~'u Sronfbeiten, @rateoiraneen, o..
Sdlirnrer- Scrnpbeln &C; IT oe g9irfun9 etne
plnelt9e :. VG bare. Sur etr Soo lit birretfeno,
nm Seben pom e: @trsuna gu iberseusen. @tas
aetfreb2 taa io9enannte S3arn= ODER
Sncferrnnr (etr. sect unbeilbore Sruntbeit)
murben scbeiik @u I sterer Nronfbcit ee9en 25
@ro3ent bes Haferitoffes nit ieSem Babe 6ar3 ben
Urn ob.
Sie BAT nnb Gtnnabmez Sulucr perben mad
teoem Ylab TIN 2aube ps-s1uot. Der Nreis bei
SaSespulpers 1T 50, Der bes Ginne6me : 9ulpers
81. Mon Iale f9 cine Stoi6Gre lber bic ao5tus
b. avslii3sr eSer heatl4er Spra4e f6iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
d Gtautnn Ctr. (Box 1921
2ew 9ork
, 1875-12-10

User 1000 tpiftige 8elehrungen iiber ben
fneiliflid)en S6rper fenterr lernen mill, bon
bene1 ct friber feline s(buung gebabt, ser
lete uOffene SolfSiprafe uno &C.
funber Meni@en=Serf fonb," eiu
"erniinitigeS Sud fir uerffd1oige eeute uno
ettt 9uteS gr9 fir Seocrttoul1. g(n8 tett-
lelbtn f0nltct lclrpicle Saden gelernt lueroen,
tueId3e bic nte;iten 2eute it] 9enireu bonn
Sat8arSte SIT e~riragen. Snbolt8.8er,
3etAnib oeS @crfes franco fer NoIt at
lsoe bellebi9e aorelic. Dian melloe iiG Y
2Inrrap sill Yerfags-@aWocnm'
129 Galt %. st, Stem Vort.
, 1875-12-10

Seine @eie0ihaft bi tct ar6Berc Gor-
t9eile Deuen all, wcldc ibr geben perii-
alS oieie.
, 1875-12-10
$f,7 0 O, 0 D q

tpnr BEN II Set leBten s 5 bre' al @it.meu
unb Wail En- 0un plelsr @.lellA fl auaee,atlt.
, 1875-12-10

Der Gsfsla sie'er &cmpaarie II in ter SIC.
f&i9te rer 9eteusYr Hhsrung5 81 leaf6aften
nod ME rngensfen. NE fplo eDbe &,le ibre,
@~rfolsss or ,ablt.
, 1875-12-10
SIR GerFdcraussplan 1T gsssnieii;a.
2S, 600 @utisca amsae:
gsbest.

3n oieFer Gorpa9nie finO oicfe ser &c.
hteliaen : catiher pcglidert.
seros g. GSnarna, @ensrl!=2 gent.
ito ccrmann &applc, teutiGer atgfrt.
, 1875-12-10

DisFs'bs bat 0eueral Wscutsn IN 25 gtaa.
zen sss &snSea nne it rs s~iusislt: iicll6
9cn1pa99ies melte i'm ct ate Wep 90 t,
Sbip uas 4ennIp uaria autcrlfit lit, gellie
llr gstenae eriiGerungen auaSu9sten. uete,
, 1875-12-10
Wirainia @taat6~Wd5erle
iaale teraasssssbsn sOn
9obn y. E II.
SO. 8! 3pniite stra8e.
lid III 0 II D, y a.

srh,eriptisrs Nreife.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
CARDINAL 1PCLOsKEY.


There is not a member Of the CathO-
lie Church in America who Will not re-
ioice over the intelligence that His HO-
illness Plus TX. has determined to raise
to the Cardinilate on the 18th of the
present month, at a Prof. OnsistOry
which is K. be held at Rome on that
day, the Most Rev. Archbishop
McCloskeJ, of this city. For upwards
Of two yers and more rumor has con-
nected the name of this prelate-who
is as eminent for his piety as for his
learning-with a cardinalship; but
somehow the rumOTs were never con-
frmed. His fame had long preceded
him before his advent IN Rome on the
occasion Of the great Vatican Councils
and it is believed that the impression
he made while there upon the Pope
and his ministers was such as to
give rise from that time since to
the periodical rumors that he was des-
tined to he promoted to a higher rank
In the order of the princes of the
Church. 1t is certain that the Pope
On more than one occasion has not hes
itated to make known to clergymen and
others from the United States the
great love and esteem in which he held
our good Archbishop, and his determ-
nation to accord him the great honor
Americans have deemed his position
and influence in the Catholic Church
of America justly entities him to, shows
that the Holy Father has at last over.
come all opposition to disappointment
which opposition, it is said, came only
from the Archbishop himself, who, IL
his humility, preferred that, if the hon
or was To be conferred upon an Ameri-
can prellte, II should be conferred upoI
some one other than himself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
wAeNER,s ooNQuFsr on wACm-

It seems that Waehtel, the great
tenor, has gone over to Wagner. Thus
the musical void is gradually wearing
around Wagnei'-wards, and the great
composer, though now In his old age,
NAV live to see the critics that delight
in deriving bis productions as the wild
incoherencies Of a brilliant but mis-
guided genius smulating one another
in their endeaIors to extol him to the
seventh heaven. A correspondent tells
of Wagner's conquest of Wachtel:.
"Last night occurred an event IN the
theatrical world which viii ever be re-
membered in the history of the stage.
A great advance has been made. Theo-
dore Wachtsl made his first
appearance in 'LOhrengrin.' Crit
les, theatrical managers and patrons
Of art arrived here from all parts to
witness the performance, and Richard
Wagner himself came over from Bay
reuth. In art circles a feyerish excite
ment prevailed, and a day before the
opera was produced, Notwithstanding
the increased prices Of admission, the
ticket Office was beleaguered by an
eager crowd. As no reserved seats
we're to be had In the gallery or the
parterre, the crowd took up its position
/ IN the entrance In long rows, two
abreast, early in the afternoon, and this
in spite of the steady rain. Every
ticket for the next performance, which
will take place tomorrow, is already
taken. Tie interior Of the
theater presented a festive ap-
pearance, and Wachtel's entree
was awaited with rare expec-
tation. When finally he came forth,
he was hailed with an oUtburst of en-
thusiasm. His success of .LOhrengrin
was complete, and even greater than
he himself and his friends had hoped.
Wachtel's at yesterday entered Z new
era. 1t was a general rehearsal of the
musical drama for Bayreuth, and ulti-
mately for america, which country the
artist intenils to visit again. and the
result was an actual triumph. After
the perform ance Richard Wagner met
Wachtel on the stage, and cordially
greeted and congratulated himf The
preliminariss for the artists engage
ment for the plays at Bayreuth may be
considered as having thus BEEN gotten
|
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
CIVIL RIGHTS, INNS AND REsTAU.
RANTS

Z
RANTS.
A rule of construction universally
recognized throughout the civil zed
world, is that penal laws must be con-
strued strictly. Nothing can be taken
for granted, or by way Of inference; un-
less the offence be clearly specified, the
penalty cannot be imposed. Under
this universal rule it IS absurd to sup
pose that the Civil Rights act can be
applied to barber shops, saloons or res
taurants. The NelD York World dis.
poses of the inn question as follows:
"What is an inn, and who is an inn
keeper ? a restaurant, a refectory, a
drinking saloon, and even a boarding.
house is not an inn. That is clear
enough. The common law and the
statute law Of England and
of every State in our own
Union defines the meaning of the
word, and Congress must be taken to
have adopted 1t. In New York our
courts have made its definition well
known by repeated decisions on the
liability Of inn keepers to their guests.
In this State anybody can keep an inn,
tavern or hote! for man or beast with
out special license or permission, unless
to sell wines or spirits as a part of the
business, and the laws of this State
prescribe the rights and duties of the
keeper and his guests. The laws of
New York respecting inn keepers do
not at present, and probably never viii,
discriminate between white and black
people, and, therefore, under the Civil
Rights statute the keeper cannot deny
a black man enjoyment therein on
account Of his color. Delmonico, in
this city, keeps unrivalled restaurants
but not an inn!"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
THE x. KIN PHILADELPHIA

About ten days ago the population Of
several wards in Philadelphia were
puzzled, mystifed and more than half
scared by finding nearly all the houses
marked with chalk or charcoal IN a
rather peculiar manner. Some of the
marks were plain crosses, others circles,
others squares, while collins and
skulls were not unfrequent. The
large area thus marked forbade
the notion Of its being Il mere
freak or joke, and what earthly pur-
pose could be subserved by it passed
comprehension. The affair suggested
the Forty Thieves Of the Arabian
Nights with Ku-Klux horrors super
added. Women and children particu-
larry were half crazed by mortal dread
Of some unknown but impending dan
ger. Dutiful husbands and fathers
fastened to their alarmed homes be-
fore nightfal, to the serious loss Of
saloons and billiard rooms. Detectives
and police went to work on the mys-
terry, and watched for days without OBJ
tanning a clew. The sensation threat
ened to assume Charlie Ross dimen-
sions, when the Little gamins who sell
weekly story papers like the NeIg York
Ledger explained that they had marked
the houses to tell who were their Gus
toners, and what papers they preferred
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
~ GnTI.n.s YAnPIRE.

INTO March l, 1875, the Govern
ment has paid nearly S9,00O,0OO inter
est on the guaranteed bonds OF the
Union Pacific road, under the suPPosl
ton that the road was not earning
enough to meet this obligation-a sup
position perhaps strengthened by the
compromise offered by that road,
and still pending before the Washing
ton authorities, to pay from ore-thlrd
to cne-half Of its interest for a certain
number Of years, and then be released
fcom all liability for the principal.
This poor-mouthedness Of Jay
GouIi's monopoly ought TO be pat to
shame and impaled by public indigna-
tion from one end of the land to the
other. in view Of the annual rep Jrt sub
mitted by the directors to the stock
holders at Boston, last Wednesday,
and which paradss a net profit OF
s6.OOOOOO during the past year, de-
spite heavy expenditures for new
track. The exact figures are as tol-
lows:
The gross earnings for the past year
were SlO.569 $50; the expenses, IN
Guiding taxes. S4,652, 3l4; surplus earn
mes. $500, sos, the operating ex-
penses being Il per cent Of the gross
earnings. The surplus earnings for
the year are equal to Z per cent or the
entire stock and bonds f the company.
The passenger earnings amounted TO
81. go SIS, and the freight earnings to
s., 664,73l.
seven per cent earnings on its zen
tire stock and bonds" look as though
the road might pay s per cent on its
government bonds this year at any
rat, But no such luck for Uncle
sam. After earning enough in one
vs,r TO nav two-thlrds Of the interest it
has deflulted in ten years, this mo-
nopoly proposes to 80 on defaulting
upon its government bonds, while 1t
Dorlefs the cash. This is the same
road. be it remembered, that has been
zignalized for all history by
fba Credit Mobilier investigation,
proving a clear, clean steal of $4,000
600 from the government at the start
| All these things might be looked into,
with material benefit 70 the United
States Treasury and some relief to a
tax.ridden people, if the United States
had an Attorney General who knew
his business or attended TO It, instead
Of playing political st0ol-pigeon on
every possible occasion.
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FFs ChnRFcerv SEF Wash ellie.

GTATt OE TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master ChauceTy Court, Nashville,
March the 18th, lS5.-The Ohio Falls Grocery
Company, Complainant, vs.. Peter Jennings ct
ais. Defendants.
II appearing from the return Of the Sheriff on
the sulT trna % answer Issued in this cause, that
the defendant, Peter Jennings, Is non-resl-
dsntof the State OF Tennessee, so that the Ordi-
nary prcc cess OfIaw cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that said defendant enter
his appearance herein on or before the third
Monday of the next term of said Court, to be
held on the first Monday in April next, (lS75)
and plead, answer or demur to compartments
hin OF the same will be taken for confessed as to
him AMI set for hearing eX parte; and that a
cow of this order be published for four con-
secHtive weeks in the Nashville Union and
American.
A copy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
Wilkin & Chamberlin, Solicitors for Complain
ant mhl4 oaw4t
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T,l (HnlacPrM at .IfHShNiIie.

C,TA7rF OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
y ami Master Chancery Court, Nashville,
March the 18th, lsT5.-FTederick Il. Bareda,
C0mplainant, VS.. The Tennessee Coal and Rail-
road CO. ct ais, Defendants.
M aDnearing from affidavit filed in this cause
tIlat ths defendant, j. Is. johnson or Johnston
and IT. NJ. Burnes are n0n-residents Of the State
Of Tennessee 30 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served on them: II Is therefore or
Js-aii nat said defendants enter their appear
ance n rein on or before the third Monday Of the
next term Of said Court, to be held on the first
Monday in April next, (is75.l aud plead, answer
or den ur 10 cOmplalnants bill, or the same VIII
Ge f.I-cn for confessed as TO them and set for
hearing ex paIte, and that copy OF this order
IL D1ilished for four consecutive weeks in the
NathviIle Union and American.
A ccpy-Attest: -, ,.-,,.,,
Clerk and Master.
John & F. T. Reid, Solicitors for Comp ain
ant mh14 OaW4t
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We must take 1t all back. His name
Is not Percy Bysse Shelley, but Pinck-
ney Bolton Steward Pinchback. He
was never a slave, lor his mother be-
fore him. and therefore was never lost
on a hand OF three skies nor Won by
two pair Of deuces. His father, plain
John Pinchback, had fifteen children
by his dusky mother, Mrs. Steward, Of
whom Pinckney and Napoleon Bona
parte we're educated at a Cincinnati
high school, where a sister Of theirs
still lives. Such Is the true version,
as given 10y a correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial
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IL booking over the Senate commit
tees. as recently revised, that on Priv
iIapes and Elections, which has been a
purely political engine for years gone,
is slightly bettered by the substitution
Of Mcmillan and Angus Cameron for
Anthony and Matt. Carpenter. The
Committeeon Commerceremalns almost
exclusively Eastern in its complexion,
with Conkling, who has persistently
opposed all the steamboat and river IN
terests Of the West, aschairman. Sen
ator Howe takes Carpenters place on
the Judiciary Committee, a change OF
20 note. The hard money element has
been rather strengthened on the
F nance Committee, the two additional
Numbers to increase its number to
n-ne. being SO classed, while FREEING
b7vsen is considered stronger than his
predecessor Scott, and Logan merely
supplants another inhationist.
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DrIYing SaleS AT Auction.

OWING TO THE GREAT PRESSURE and
" general stringency in the money market, we
will sell at auction, every day and evening du-
ring the present week, commencing Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Our stock Is large and
well assorted with every variety Of merehan-
disc, with daily arrivals, which mus. he sold re-
gardless Of price, giving fine opportunities for
bargains to those who can pay cash.
WINSTEAD, SHIELDS 3 co.
y. B.--Private sales at all hours during the
day and evening. w, ). x %.
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