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CLOSING Hours of Congress.

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took a seat at the Clerks desk.
Than si,ssvnod =, soora rovo, heeor
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Representatives. Ain over the floor an,
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TN THE CHANCEY COURT Al
l ROGERSNiLLE. TENN,
James |. Newland,
Wiley 5 Miller. and others.

Wiley 5 Miller, and others.
From the allegations of the bill in this
cailse which Is sworn t0,it appears thai
the Defendant Henry Horn Is hor-rr'-
hlrnt ot the State of Tennessee, 50 that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him. 1t is,theretorc ordered bI
me that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the "UERALD AND
TRIBUNE"a newspaper published IN the
town OF Jonesboro', Tenn. notifying Sai"
nonresident Defendant To appear before
the Chaucery Court AT it0yersvillc.
Hawkins County .Teul;on the fist Mon
day in May ncXt.and plead ,aiswer.or de
mur,to said bill or the same will be taken
tor c Messed and set for hearing eX-partc
as to him. This Feb'v. 2Nd 1870.
j. NJ. GRAY. Z. Il NJ.
arrs & Watlerson for Complt.
ps5.
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"Your son died rather suddenly, yes
terday, Of throat disc se,"is what an
Idaho sheriff wrote toa fond mother in
Indiana the other day.
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As the poettruly says, 81; isn't all OF
life, to i've" y, no, Any wretch WAC
has to scratch around sixteen hours a day
to feed a family of seventeen str'ng 'Ai''
drsu. knows It isn't.
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IS In an F-street car yesterday a boy
made a sudden grab among the straw,
caught something, aud as he slaughtered
up he inquired Who's lost 6tiy cent
piece:'' Seven men held out their hauGs
to HIM, and four more wanted % out fe t
afraid. There was a painful pause. aud
then the boy uncla>ped his hand and x,
h:blted a pants button. Seven men sud-
denly sark tack medirstirgly, and :he
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-03-18
Slst day of March, 1875,
.HANCEKY SALE OF LAND
Isaac Broyles.
VS..
II " Si,sr g..

D.. D.. Oiiti Cfs
Pursuant to n decree ~ tue Chancery
Court at ,Ionesboro' Washington Comfy
Tennessee. at its November Term 1873,
in the above caus , |. will offer tor sale
TO the highest bidder { the Court House
in the town of Jonesboru' or the
9th day Of February 1875,
the two small tracts az laGd mentioned
and described in the pleadings and AT
,ached in this cause. lyin. IA Washing
ton County. Tennessee. civil d strict No.
l. near the Aouth OF Jockey Greek, con-
tanning 30 acres ~ or less. IL being
the same laul conveyed by John ;. Moore
to said d. B. Shcrtry. Said land will he
sold "n : credit OF one H,id two years,
mnd in bar of the Equity OF redempt GA.
The purchaser will be required TO give
Notes aud sp. roved security for the
purchase money payable in two equal
ihetaimcnts b%rJring interest lrom date,
January 2iSt 1915.
B. F. sNINGLE, C.S VI.
Jaul7wtpls5.
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llorSc;juckeys ought Away 10 wear old
plug hats.
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A TTACIIMENT NOTICE.
NJ. p. Yoakley, Alm'r., of john Yvakley,
deceased.
VS.. q.
Il. Is. Yoakley.

n. d.. loakley.
1t appearin! from affidavit inthis cause
that The defendant L B.Yok key Is justl.
indebted 10 the plaintiff and he having re.
moved irom this tate, an original attacl- :
ment having teen levied on his pr ,pert> ,
1t is hereby ordered at publication be
made III the HERALD and -EIBUNE II
newspaper published IN the own OF Jour>-
boro', tor tnur successive weeks. notifyins
said + b. Yoakiey to appear before pe
at my office in the lith civil District OF
Washington County Tenn, gu the 18th ol
July lS75 aud make re eise to Saio suit,
or it will be proceeded with Exparte, THIS
tie 10Th OF Jauuar, 1873
p. MARTIN. }. p.
Tor Washington County, Tenn.
fehlS. S7jw4a S..
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IN TIE CHAM ERY COURT AT
l. kOGERSVlLLE, TEAM.

IN TIE CHAM ERY COURT AT
L kOGERSVlLLE, Tenn.
j G.. Mills, Admir-. of Hiram Mills, deed
vs..
The Widow, Heirs. and Creditors of said
deceased.
FROM the allegations of C0mplaintants
bill in thls cause which is w0r to, II
appears that the. Defendants. Thomas
,antwell and wife, Mary Cantwcll. are
nOn-reSiIents Of the State of Tennessee,
50 that the ordinary process of la AN
not be served on them. II i>.thereiore.
ordered by NE that publication be made
apr four successive weeks IN the ,.ilER
AID AND TRIBUNE II newspaper pub
ii,ird in the Gown of OnrsbOrU.' Tenn.
notifying said NONRESIDENT Defendants
10 appear before the Chaucery COult OF
liaw Nils County at Hoge r%syillc. lennon
or before the list Monday i'll May next,
10 make eicnse to said bill or the saline
will he taken Tor confessed ana sci r"'
hearing rNpalte as TO them. This / eb'y
!ud 1875.
j.. NJ. GRAY. G & NJ.
Chas, L. vance. Solicitor, for Comp n
ant. frblw4pfs5.
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Boys who play marbles learn to knuck'
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4 enc i said TO be but one divorce in
En-. aad for every ten Ia America. Com.
u%aratively tcw Euglish people marry for
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Al Park Row, N, Y.
GHANCERY SALE CT
AND LOT.
Chambers. Stevens 4 c..

VS..
Geo. F. Squibb, eft. al.
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court al JonesburO', Washington COun-
ty, Tennessee. at its November Term
1874, in the above cause. / will offer
tor sale to the hiyhte bidder at the
Court House door, in town of Jones'
bore. on the
3lst day of March, 1875.
the three story Brick House aud Lot re-
ferrd To in this canse, known asthe odd
Melvin & DOsser" property. AID q
occupied by Thomas Deer. Giles jack
son and others, adjoining the house aud
lot on which the said Geo. r. SquIbb,
now lives, and East of the Court House
in Jonesboro'. 1t beiug the same pro-
perry conveyed by said Geo. f. Squihb
to ". W. Boycll in trust &c secure a
debt, due hom him 10 Newton Hacker.
Said property will be sold or cash In
hand. January 2lst, 1873.
u. +. SWINGLE, c. & NJ.
Marlw4pis5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-21
LA PASTORAL DEL SIR. OBISpo.
(Continuacion.J

Otros hay por 6ltimo, que padecen una
enfermedad mortal y contagiosa; porque
no solo niegan los dogmas de la Fe, sino
que los combaten encarnizadamente y es-
parcen propagan sus errOres contra ei
Catolicismo Con incansabte perseverance,.
Contra sus errores aconseja Ell >Ap6stol q
los pastores> que sigilen, que trabajen en-
todas las cosas, que hGgan la obra del
evangelista, que llenen su ministerio. Por
-tanto, aqul es donde Ell siervo fel pru-
dente debera mostrar toda su sOlicitud
pastoral, en- la oportunidad de sus conse-
los. en- la Grmeza de su doctrina y en- la
defensa de la palabra de Dios. Amonestara
con suavidad para devolver a la Fe los
mismos que, enfermos de espfritu, destro-
zan ell seno de la iglcsia, en- cuyas aguas
faeron regenerados. Procurara inspirarles
conianza convenciendoles de que su mi
sion es una vida de abnegacion y de sa-
crifcio, y que por 10 niismo no pueden
moverle nj ell interes, nj la passion, nj mo-
two alguno humane, sino 1nica y exclu-
sivamente la salvacion de las almas con-
6adas 4 su cuidado. Les expondra los
amargos frutos de sus doctrinas para de
ducir de ellos que 81 arbol que los produ-
ce 30 puede ser bueno, porqac, segun Ia
palabra de Jesuc1isto, eel arbol bueno no
puede dar malos frutos, nj ell malo produ
cirlos bueno." Les demostrara que es un
hecho incontestable que las religiones
fundadas en- la razon Individual que pro
clanan soberana, revisten todas las for
mas aun las mas aLsurdas, como acrcdita
su triste historic con la infnidad de Sec
tas nacidas de aquel principh; que la
viitud y la moral que no Sc fundan en- Ia
aa'Qridsd De pi0s ] 6 - diyips ipsticia,
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D f F u N CION


En- la tarde del dia de aver tuvimos
el pesar de acompaf1ar a su Ultima
morada ell cadaver del que fue nues-
|tro querido amigo D. Domingo Sobe-
5ano y Rivas, yfctima de una penosa
|enfermedad que, en- pocos dias, di6
nm su existencia, y ante la cual, Sc
|estrellaron todos los recursos de la
|clencia puestos en- practica con esme
|rada solicitud.
Su muerte ha causado profunda
|pena en- ell corazon de cuantos tuvimos
Ia dicha de contarnos en- ell ndmero
De sus amigos. Fue virtuoso padre de
familia, honrado ciudadano excelen
te amigo. y habia alcanzado una re
putacion cue 500 gozan los que al
transltar por los abrojos de la vida, NO
ilevan otro norte que ell cumplimien-
to de sus deberes.
Las distintas personas que constan,
temente lie rodearon, mientras perma
necl6 en- ell lecho del dolor, y ell nu-
meroso seqnito que acompaf6 4 su en-
nerro, revelaron en- alto grado "a esti
macion que SO le profesaba.
,su alma habrd alcanzado, sin duda
eserao premio que el Todopoderos'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-21

fuerzos para atraerlas al buen camino,
corrige y amonesta con paternal dulzura,
y no descansa hasta conseguir la enmien-
da de sus feligreses. Este deber de Carl
dad es ell que Sc We obligado llenar CON
mas frecuencia para reformar las costum-
bres, conservar la paz en- ell seno de las
familias y ell sentimiento religioso en- to-
dos los corazones. Por este pedimos con
tanto encarecimiento la activa coopera-
cion de nuestros principales auxiliares en-
la cura de almas, de los venerables par
rocos demas sacerdotes del clero par
roquial, que tanto pueden hacer por el
bien de las almas y tranquilidad de los
pueblos.
(C0ntinuGrdJ.
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] sin embargo, son mas frecuentes de

sin embargo, son mas trecuentes dc
b que Sc sqpone:
Los que por obligation 8 por a6-
eiou Sc dedican q la estadfstica han
ealculado que la poblacion actual de
Klobo asciende, con corta diferencia,
mil millones de individuos que ha-
blan 1904 lenguas conocidas y que
brofesan algo mas de I,100 religiones
De ese enorme ndmero de seres hu
manos fallecen $50 millones anual-
mente, 8 sea 81 900 cada dia, $3.50
Dor hora, 60 por minute y l por Sc
kundo, computandose en- 33 aflos y
medic la duracioa de la vida.
Y va que de estadfstica mortuoria
be trata, afiadiremos que la cuarta par
i. de los niflos mueren antes de cum
plir los 8 amos, y Ia mitad antes de
Il israr 4 los II De 100 criaturas hui
Anaaas solo 6 viven hasta los 60 amos,
N en- 800 pueden contarse un octoge-
Ealo y us centenario.
Sc ha Observable que la duraoion de
la vida es generalmente mucho mas
arga entire los habitantes del Norte
hue entire los del Mediodia IngIater
la. hacienda case omiso de GuiIermo
Parr, que vivi6 mas de $50 amos, y
Me Enrique Jeckins, cuyo epitatio
comprueba que alcanz6 la edad de
169 amos, ha visto morir, en- el trans
curso del siglo pr6ximo pasado, 49
personas de m 8 de 130 amos de edad.
En- Frapcia es menos larga la du-
racion de la existencia humana; sin
Embargo, Sc han registrado algunos
casos notables de longevidad. Ell aba
te Desroclies ialleci6 en- 1912, siendo
cura parroco de Lisieux, 4 los 1923
a1os. Habia habitado 81 amos en- la
nisma parroquia, en- donde Sc venera
todavia su memoria. A los 81 amos
palv6 de un incendio 8 una mujer y
dOs ninos, y a los 102 Sc arroj6 al aqua
para socorrer & un barquero En-
Chateaubriand, fallecio q los III amos
pn medico llamado Francisco LIE
Beaupin. Haba tenido 80 hijos de las
dos mujeres con quienes Sc case.
Cuando va tenia LOG otonos, su dli-
ma mujer di6 a luz eos hijos mellizos
hue falecieron eli mismo dia, 102
a1os despues.
Veanse, para concluir, algunos
ejemp!os mas recientes. En- 1869, ell
Diario da San PauLe, en- el Brasil,
Rnunci6 la defuncion de Custodio Jo-
be Morlera, de edad de 135 amos; Sc
habia alimentado exclusivamente de
gueso, vino y azdcar, y pudo trabajar
hasta los 1877. El mismo ano, anunci6
el Times de L6ndres ell fallecimiento,
en Ninos, de la madre del baron de
Rio-Verde, la Sra. Jesora Doria-
Sabina-Marfa de Lesmos, que ,ta-
pa 115 amos y dej6 tras ST 800 des-
cientes repartidos entire cinco gene
faciones.
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reserva 4 los buenos en- su diyino al
cazar.
Slrva este de satisfaction 4 su des
consolada familia a la cual deseamo,
cristiana resignation.
Taries amigos.
Rio piedras, MARIO 16 de 1875.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-21
HemOs recibido la siguiente carta:
''Manati 10 de mario de 1876.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris, Director
del BoLETIN MERCANT1L.
Puerto Rico.

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20 fecha IL de MARIO de 1875, el suelto
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Aianati. Lo que v ha dicho es la yerdad,
D deco que mi declaration sirva de guia
I las haciendas de esta isla que tantas vc-
ces han sufrido danos incalculables y per-
aidas de tempo, desechando calderas y
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el Sr. Roudisr en- mi hacienda 'La Ca
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BoNocio Lles,sa.' y
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Una leccion de ortOgqfsa.-Despues de
la primera representation del Orestes de
Voltaire, la mariscala de Luxemburgo
envi6 al autor una critica de doce paginas
sobre la obra. Ell poeta lie devolvi6 incon>
tinenti la crltica poniendo al pie: 'Ma-
DANA, Horestes Sc escribe Orestes, sin h. CD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13
THE LOUISIANA PROBLEM.
Will the Wheeler Compromise
Succeed Tomorrow?
UNEASINESS IN NEW ORLEANS
Macontents of Both Parties Opposing
the Adjustment

NEW ORLEANS, April 10. 1875.
General Sheridan has been anxiousy consulted
by leading politicians here, OF both sides ana all
factions. about the compromise in the LeRisa-
ture. Irreconcilabes on both sides have tried to
make head against the adjustment, but the mod
crate men so far control
PIScHBAcK AND WEST AS EVIL SPIRITS.
Among the conservatives there is no difficulty.
those opposing adjustment having been overruled.
Among the republicans Pincnback and Senator
West have tried to make trouble and are still
using their influence among members as they ar
General Sheridan but 1t is reported that he told
them plainly that the Wheeler plan mad the sup
Port OF the republicans In Congress and of all good
men in the North, and that II It was not accepted
and carried out In good faith on Wednesday he
would pack up his trunk and leave the state.
This suggestion, 1t is said, brought even Pinch
back to halt.
THE soREHEAD OPPOSITION.
II is known that Hahn is opposed to the adj ust-
ment, and he, as Speaker OF the House, may at.
also that Marshal Packard is opposed to it. some
republican members OF the House also oppose it,
in the hope OF having sundry jobs allowed as the
price of their support. Governor Kellogg strongly
iavors the measure and has the support OF the
men OF oo.n parties.
DISGUST AMONG THE CONSERVATIVES.
The impracticable men on the conservative side
are disguised, aud some talk OF uniting with
West and Plnchback hereafter
Leonard, OF Shreveport is here and strongly
favors the compromise. He says he is for q peace
able settlement.
HOPE FOR THE COMPROMISE.
II is believed, this evening" that the adjustment
win De completed without delay on Wednesday,
but some uneasiness was felt to-day because OF a
reported remark OF Wheeler concerning the status
OF ave members admitted by the Hahn Leeisla-
ture The Legislature will sit only ten days. ana
pass no political bills. Several financial reform
measures have been prepared ana VIII probably
pass.