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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-15

1t is announced that Pullman has
ordered his conductors to admit negroes
into his sleeping coaches OF the same
terms as the whites. If this be 50, he
viii probably have TO take his cars Oft
of all the Southern railroads, for want
of patronage.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-15

The ar:i-Cathnlic I'LL, i hi b PISSED
the frussisn Pailianiei.t PROPOSE Ia
every priest u the h mn tG,h,li
ChucIi ali oaih IT allegiance to th
civil power; ii lie accepts, il is al We
ana good. Ii h. refuses to take t.,
9th his SIiIy ct, Of tic ST. tt treas
~ stops. Thee State ,ilowaHces Il
tie Gaze Of a bishop smaaut t. i've o.
xix ,h0,isaLd doilals a yeiTs aid To
total burlea on tie treasury is 500, co..
ihale-S, or 4se than s590, 000- It II
thought that his policy sill end il
dropping the SUBSIDIES 10 both the
GaiboEe lid the Persistent LaIehes.
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s,.nscnIPFsoN 49,.
ADyERrssiNe RATES.

Double -colulun > lrerti5e aents, ~ per cent al
vance on the above rites.
Tripie-cogmn advertise ntents, - Per cent al
vance N the above rate. T. -
Advertisements 10 occupy special position ~
per eenf advance m the above rates.
- Local Notiees." lin the same type hs local
rea6iur natter,) -5'Per cent advance on the
above rates.
.1bifusrirs. Tributes Of Respeet texcept such ~
come III -iaiiy from charitable societie.i. aud
remarks on marriages. one-hali OF reg uiar
sToeaI Notice " rates Simple announcc-
ments e marriages and death ilserted rrntis.
All transient adveriisenents must be paid for In
advance. Yearly advertisements. quarterly
ia advance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-15

Slater, of the Winchester Home
Journal, makes a poetic, eloquent APP
peal to his delinquents 10 come and
pay up. We hope he nay get all the
money he needs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-15

Gov. Porter is going to appoint an
oil inspector for each county in the
State, thus giving people cut of the
towns chance to have their oil IL
spected. Right.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-15

BY invitation Of General Penny.
packer, Federal Commander at NASH
vile, Governor Porter, an ex-Confeds
crate officer, reviewed the troops at
Ash Barracks Sunday afternoon,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-15

Col. Willo Haywood has againgone
into the chair editorial by purchasing
the interest OF Mr. Weedin in the
Brownsville Democrat.
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N CHANCERY At HUMBOLDT
SALE OF VALUABLE
City Property.

Zack q, jackson vs.. s. II. Wheeler.
IN 0BEniENCE rp AN INTERL0CUT0-
L Ri Decree rendered ut the January SPerial
Term Of the han, cry Court at liulnB"lit. 1875.
in the above cause. will offer for sals TO the
highest bidder, in the town Of Milan on tho
24h day Of APrd, 1919, For Cssh,
the following described lot Of Ind, situated in
the town of Milan, and bounded ~ follows, to
wit: beginning at stake 9utiRg the Mem
rhiS and Louisville Railroad. opposite the
southern Express office, alta stake on the north
east corner of tho lot taid of to :. II. Wheeler
aS II homestead, rnnMing thence parallel with
said railroad twenty-tOuI and a hall feet to
stake on tho corner Of the " kcGlc livery stable
lot, thoHc,- northwest one hundred and sixty
five feet to stake On the corner of said home
Stcau, thence southwest twenty four and Il half
feet to sta ke. thence souh beast one hundred and
sixty FIVE feet on the northeast lire ue said home
stead. to the beginning. containing fourteen
and three-quarter poteS, more or less. Saic IN
the usual hour.
!. J. WILLIAMS. c. i VI.
S. T. RANKIN. Solicitor. mar25-4t
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OLE NTEf,saLO ElIE,.
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No. 654 broadway. New YorS
The Nashville Banner.

LIVERY intelliz eat fsmiIy should be SUI
Il Lplicd with their county newspaper, aud
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home and foreign, of " e-tcrH Assoc lated Pres.
OF With it i IL stock hnt.cr aoi member. Its
editorials are nj with the advanced Dem, crutic
sentiment Of the STATE AID the ai0n, Its
Legislative and Congressional reports are full
and accurate. The great political campaign OF
1876, State aud National. will le inaururatcd
this year. We are on the trc> hold OF momeu-
touS politir;l events. Take the Banner and
keep pa. ted. fememher that the paper i sent
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THURSDAY. APRIL Is, 1875.

A telegram from London says that
Boynt9n has determined to repeat his
swim across the channel.
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Chancery Sale
IF a Valuable House and Lot,

y VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE MADE AND
u ertcrrd at the FEBRUARY Special Term
IS, :, of the 0haucery Court OF GiosOn County.
4 1reHtcn. Tennossec, In the case CT Mary j !.
NTH ". UscA- smith ct ais. l will, on
FPlDAY. lie fSTH PAY OF APRIL, 49,.
IL the town Of MiIaf Gibson County. Tenncs
see in front ct Dr. "a -, l.. Jonian's Drus
Store, within LEGAL no irs. sell at public to-.
to the hi-nest bidde- the toliowin ing described
hpnse AMI lot. situa-si in Gibson county, Ten
uessee H. ci' Il district No IL. in the tow o.:
Milan. 4 jaiail 2 the lets OF Sha-kIefoid Ci.n.-
ert. and Others ii beii g the same house ana 4
conveyed ~ ee1 q. trust from ". 4. smith q"
John =. l. 9sinsgTi on 81 December. 1871, which
deea Is regi-tsed In the bezisiers Office o.
Gio>OD .a!ty IN trust Deed and Mortgage
Book n. /. pages ~ and 81.
terms Of sale-One-third Of the purchase
mcaey Iuc a. TX pl"jtbs from the day OF sale
anu the Uaisace aGc - ieH months frem lay Of
lalc, without any right or equity vi TcdslDp tion
Purs hassrs notes with good security will DC
eqniT,i and lien retained on the property 10
secure TIE payment n the purchase MONEY.
SES-st i, ,, NAMES, c. ss.
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Tho <safe 8oa ii Of X sacasGan Ready
80 Receive Propositions Tor "a. To-
cation.
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. WATCHES.

AVING moved my shop TO the Drrg
I store af Colcy 4 Dickinson. | am now
ready 10 rerair Watches. locks, Jew elry. Spec
tJcl'., Sewing Machines. Guns. etc.. at the
very low est pric;E. ". I. YOUNGER.
iali-Sm
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

DY 1sIDORE J. sWARZKOPF. AUCTIoNEER "a
ID avenue y, sells AZ O'Clock, avenue b. large
stock Wall Paper. Ohciohs. Shades. Fixtures Cords,
Tasscls, Brushes Oils showcases stationary Fixtures
PSsiyIelI 10 lotA Dealears iayilad
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
| UcTIoN OF HoUSEHQLP FYFNITURE,

~ Panoforte. &c.
THIS DAY Tuesday) at 1OS o'clock contents Of % rooms
at 81 East Twentieth street. BroadWayviz elegant
plsd Peror Suits in satin, brocae coteaine rep hair
cloth, made order sz months ag2j roseyqod7 ~ octave
Panofote, Rtageres Centre and Side Tables PudesaS
Bronzes Oil Paintings Curtains pier and other Mirrors vel
vet and Brussels Carpet, Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges
solid walnut and nlad Chamber Sets complete Besteas
Bureaus Dressing Cases Wahstands spring aud hair Mat
treses Bedding W9rdrooes 6c lsbrary Tables BOOKCASES
Secretnires Desks Dining Chairs Extension Tables Buet
Table Linen, Glass China sveLyars, &c Parties In search
oi good VOL made FURNITURE viii Ind II 70 their advant
TO attend HENRY ZINN, Auctoneer
A TTEETION-DEALERs AND HOUsEKEEPFRs
~ respectfully notified that the Carpets and House
hold Furniture be sold by snotion tomorrow are on view
this day at warerooms II. NJ. LEWIS & CO. iO3 los
aud lO7 West Thirty third street. near Sixth
A UCTION.--F. ABRAHAMs, AUCTIONEER ALARGE
IL and attractive sale of Household Furniture will be
sold at auction without reserve, commencing day at
1OM o'clock, 10 West Twenty ysixh street near Sixth
The household consists OF elegant fine seven
octave Piano Brussels and ingram Carpets Paor
walnut Bedroom suits, marble top Tables. Bedding
thousands Of articles too numerous 70 MENTION will
In lots 10 suit purchasers.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
DY AUCTIoN-sALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
II 90 pay storage,

- oDt hudson street. Abingdon square,
j. CAMPBELL Autioneer, Jr, sells this day commenc-
ing az clock 70 pay West Side Storage Ware
rooms o55 Hudson street. general Of desirable
houenoid furniture Goods Be-, viz. superior French
plate Mirors black walnut, marble top Bedroom and Cot
age suis and Parlor suits; Brussels and Carpets
Bedstead bureaus Washsands Wardrobes Extension and
other labie; walnut, rep easy dining and Chairs
lounges sofas book Cases hair and other Mattrcsses
Feather Beos, Fillows Bedding. Engravngs Paintings
Refrigeration, stoves, Ranges Cr0ckery Glassware 6c
Without reserve Buyers specially invited BY order
X TAGGAHT.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

ETH AVENUE NEAR THIRTIETH sTREET-SECoND
- Floor entire and Psrlor and Bedroom third floor
handsomely furnished by aprvate family with strictly
hrst class Board references exchanged. Address, with
and requirements, NJ B., box 2465 New York Post
Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28
COUNTRY BOARD.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION SALE-AUCTION NOTICE.
~ Large and positive Furniture Sale
THIS DAY (Tuesday), at lO1s O'Clock,
NJ 0voe az hroNOu Cfo ope ma


A UCTIoN sALE-AUCTIoN NOTICE.
"A Large and positive Furniture Sale
THIS DAY (fuesday), at lO1s o'clock,
100 wS a. NE s0 S5GTH 1es sone Bsap R
over 400 lots by catalogue viz Elegant Brad
bury Windsor Pianoorte ~ octave; Parlor Suits, IA
Turkish Ghers @ PGg Lounges yeysi s5Sa and Ro BGs
eases secretaires &c. inaid and gilt black walnut Bed
steads Dressing Cases Bureaus, Washstands werdrobe
and hairefoh Suits Dining Furniture, Buffet Extension
kitchen Furniture variety Of household
at5s' ey country Sfzd fFz ispRfd
A. '9MSsSS oId sGd 3 IN ATHaISSEEA .tlss
THIS nENEhtyT PAT A1 ~ .gfF o'SEooK, SE
Tables, sheyings, Carpets Chairs, Desks Safe Heater
''''A ~ '''i' BY order Of JOHN PLATr, Assignee
TOMORROW. AT ioH O'CLOCK,
BANKRUPT SALE OF FINE
72z52 Chairs L0angss Sitting and Standing Desks q ali
ANUS 'p''' By order ofJoifS IT, FLAfr, Assignee
large sale Of Household Furniture
made by Herter Bros.
A LBERT H. NIcoLAY, AUcTIoNEER
The undersigned give notice that they are fully prepared
S % az 9 G n % ss 'Saa
OF owners and upon tsf RTst i1yHTa5e NIcohS
No 43 Pine street New York.
A UCTToN sALE.-BY J. KRAEMER, AUCTIONEER,
THIS Tuesday) MORNING, September %, II O'Clock
$50 lots handsome and useful Household Furniture
commission sale velvet Brussels Carpets magnificent
~ Pianoforte, elegant Grand Duchess and
haircloth Curtains Mirrors Tables Eageres Lounges
Turkish Chairs Vases Clocks Bedstcad Bureaus Dressing
Cases Washstands, spring and hair Mattresses BOsters
Pillows sdeboard Extension Table, Glass China Silver
Ware Cutlery, &c Responsible to pack and deliver
goods for purchasers. city or country.
A RI SALE.
ReDne be sold at auction this day and
at lO1 o'clock at % Park opposite Post Office
A UCTION SALE THIS DAY.
A THIS Tuosday) MORNING, at 1oH o'clock
elegant Household Furniture, Panofortes Bronzes &C.
At 20 AZ WEST SIXTEENTH STREET,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
Psrlor Furniture consisting Of handsome style Parlor Suits
In cOelaine and reps; Turkish Lounges Easy Chairs
inlaid centre and console Tables Cabinets Etagere,
magnificent rosewood case Steinway Piano.
Also Decker 4 Bros. ~ upright Piano. Bronze
Figures Paintings by eminent artists Plate Mirrors Clocks
Curtains Library Furniture Turkish Suits Bookcases Lii
bray Tables Desks fine Chamber Furniture inaid Bed
seads Dressing Cases Washstands single Bedstead Blu
reaus spring Mattresses plush haircoth Suits
Dining Chairs leather two Extension Tables Sdebonrd
Silver Ware Crockery, Hall Stand, Kitchen Furniture %
n B.Esale positive. Take Sixth avenue cars Goods
packed and shipped or can remain until October s.
ROBERT z. CAsHIN, Auctioneer
A UcTIoN OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
II Pianoforte &c.
THIS DAY uesday at IO9 o'clock contents OF % rooms
at II East Twentieth street Broadwayvz elegant
ipsld peor Suits satin brocate coeAne rep and hair
al
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

A. PRIVATE LIBRARY At AUCTION
This uesdayJ evening at ~ o'clock OF the Library
Of the late Rev NJ JtOn, comprising assortment OF
Theological and Miscellaneous Books: scarce Books on
Freemasonry. Clinton Hall saesr oons
Tho Messrs. LEAYITT, AuctioneerA
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
Il The mails tor Europe for the week ending Saturday
Octoper = 1919. will this Office as follows On
Tuesday At IL ~, on Wednesday IL NJ. Thursday At
ii 10 A. NJ and On Saturday AZ and u 30 A. NJ
+ J., LAluSAS SRG
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

TO WEST TWENTY-sIXTH sTREET.-MR. LACHEN.
III MEYER Of she Grand Hotel having this house
accommodate families with elegantly fur
nished Rooms connecting desired Board attend
equal any hrst class hotel Apply and after Oco-
harf I
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

d II TO $40 FOR DOUBLE ROOMS. WITH FIRST
~ Board closet hot and cold water; boarding
house; pleasant neighborhood 259 West Twenty-hft
street between Seventh aud r ghth
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

A = EAST TWENTY SECOND STREET NEAR BROAD
-tO wAy-Elecantly furnished Rooms, with FIRST class
table for families and gentlemen house newly furnished
with modern improvements; references
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

= vANDAM STREET. NEAR MACDOUGAL-HAND-
- soney furnished large aud small Rooms suitable for
gentleman and wife single persons, with without
Board moderate.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

I : WEST ELEVENTH STREET NEAR BROADWAY
lC This handsome and commodious house 9 now pre-
pared 20 accommodate families and single gentlemen with
elegant Rooms en- suits or singly. with Board
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

On EAST TWENTIETH STREET. TWO DOORS PROM
~ BroadwayNicey furnished third story front Room
for gentleman and wife, with FIRST class Board references
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

IN ST MARKS PLACE eighth STREET.. HAND
" somely furnished Second Floor with private bath
closet and private table; also other Rooms
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

I TIL STREET 2I7 WEST.-AN ELEGANT SECOND
Ii Floor occupied the past four years by party with
private table also large hpndsome front Room and hall
Rooms. with Board; references.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

TIC EAST TwENTYTHIRD sTREET.-A HAND
1lO somely furnished Parlor Floor and two Rooms on
second floor with Board; reference.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

10TH STREET, III WEsT.-oNE OR TWO ROOMS
1O with small family, gentleman wife gentle
man; convenient to five reference Inquire of NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

Ia WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET-TwO HAND
Ii somely furnished Rooms the first floor:
three the second sngy suite; also single
Rooms with Board
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

4 7 WEST THIRTY-FIFTH srRRET-sUPERIOR LO-
r cation newly and handsomely furnished front Rooms
suite separately; hall Rooms Cor single gentlemen
with Board house first class in all ts appointments refer
ences
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

ETH AVENUE NO. 2O6 OPPOSITE MADISON
~ Elegant Rooms, handsomely furnished; second
fronting Broadway third story fronting Fifth
with without private table, references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

Mr. LACHENMEYER, FORMERLY OF THE GRAND
NJ Hotel having taken house No 10 West Twenty
street accom- modate families
furnished Rooms with Board combining all independ-
of hotel with the quiet and Of ones home
Apply aud after October l.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

- Private family, occupying their house, offer elegant
Rooms suite sngy with without Board desira
BILE parties.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

JUILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER,
w Office 3 Chambers street.
BY virtue Of Chattel Mortgage will sen
on this day NJ 1O15 o'clock.
the Fixtures OF the Liquor Store 80 Cherry street laroe
number " stand Casks and Headers with Taps Wbiskev
Barrels, Ale Pumps, Counters, Glassware &c
WILLIAM ABBOlT, Jr, Attorney for Mortgagee.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTfONEER. OFFICE NO
W Chambers street, will sell Wednesday, az lOH
o'clock, at walters Auction Rooms, n East Broadway a
o Of hote Carpets in good condition. consisting Of Brussels
carpets, threcpy aud ngrans Of Paror
and bedroom Furniture, Bcdaing, Lounges Chickering
Iiano &c. Also a ~ o'clock splendid uOrse grocery
Wagon, express Wagon. narneEL 4c.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

7H EAST NINTH STREET BETWEEN UNIVERSITY
~ place and Fifth avenue-Second. third and fourth
story Rooms furnished with Board moderate per-
manent nartles: dining parlor floor
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

f)OD STREET. 300 WEsT.-ELEGASTLY FURNISHED
ZO Paror Floor three deep also others or
sngy house newly furnished throughout hrst class table
References exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

90 WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET-A SECOND
20 Floor handsomely furnished with private table or
FIRST class Board would let party OF single gentlemen
Without board. references.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

E)OD STREET, 40. 1888 WEST. VERY DESIRABLE
ZsD Rooms with excellent Board at reasonable prices
convenient Elevated Railway stages and street cars ref
given and required.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

front Rooms Sl4 Sl6 $50 and S25 for persons
with Board single Rooms s. and So also table board $4
hnuse heated by steam.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

eth AVENUE NEAR TWENTY EIGHTH sTREET-
- Strictly private family occupying their house, viii
rent Second Floor with good Board Address with
aud particulars, COMFORT box lo7 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-28

OQD STREET. 4l2 WEST.-A NICELY FURNISHED
ZD front Room. with Board hot cold water. conve-
Elevated Railroad and stages references ex
changed. terms moderate.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-20

kofalecnimi podvodniky st. Louise
Jest mnohGm ohledu zajimav6 - "a
hanbujici.
Pfedne ukazuje, iak pornseni jsou anne
ri6ti 1fadnici, V tomto pfipad6 spolkovi,
aG statni, okresni a obecni jim mncho ne
zadaii. Kofalecni ring St. Louise byl
patrne dilem ufadniki spolkovych, kolek
tord, iejich pfiruci a iednateld washing
tonsk6ho berniho departamentd, ktefi ma
ice bditi mad poctivosti jinych, sami vt6
lena nepoctivost byli. Ale nejen, &c vi
nopaly kotalecniky pflsnemu plneni
zakonG nepfidrzovala; oni je naopak ma
vad6li povzbuzovali, ably Sc mimi k
hrubemu porusovani zakon6 tech, respek
tive okradani spolkove pokladny spikli.
Strazcove vykonavatel6 zakond byli tu
svGdcov6 k iich ruseni A "a to byli re
zemsk6 pokladny bohat6 placeni.
Dale ukazuje nam pfeliceni to, jak snad
no lie jinak poctive idi, ktefi zajiste jine
podvody hloubi duse zatracuji pod
vodniky povrhuji, svesti k skutkdm teze
trestni povahy pouzivati jich CO slepych
nastrolG prohnanych cd kosti zkaze-
nych taskafd. Jisto jest, ze vinopalove
kofaleGnici nevyziskali podvodnJm jed
nanim svym tax znacn6 sunny, ale ze lvl
podil shrabli vyssi Gfadnici spolkoyi, ktefi
podvod6 tech byli strdjcove, iine vyso-
ce postaven6 osoby, jez hanebny svindl
ten pranic nestal.
A ieste dale postavilo sc ma jisto, ze Gle
move kofaleGniho ringu nell velmi ddver-
ne spoieni styky 8 vynikajicimi osob-
nostmi, politiky a dfadniky We Washing
tone, ielikoz byl pravidelne svedomite
zpravovani kazd6m sebe mensim nebez
peel a vzdycky drive v6deli, kdy pfibude
do St. Louisu spolkovy iednatel, ably pro
hhdku podezfelych lihovard vykonaI
IIlavni clenovG ringu byli pozadaycicl
ssych tax neomaleni, ze jim op6tovan6 Ii
hovarnici vyhov6ti nemohli anebo tax u
ciniti ze vsech sill Sc zp6covali, ano jed
nom pfipad6 vyslovil Sc jeden mich, u
piide-li to tax dale, budo nucen zavoc
svij zavfiti. 4s
Kone6ne Sc dovidame, odkud bralo Sc
Missouri tolik pen6z k dceldm voieb-
nim; nebot zjisteno jest, ze znatna sum'
pen6z, nez spolkova pokladna okradcn'
byla, vynalozena byla ma volebni agitaci
Tedy dill kofisti podvodnikd taskafd W
nakladan pravidelne ma poruseni vefeJne
ho min6ni volicdl
Pfeliceni to objevi narodu cel6 bahn'
politicke nemravnosti, jaka "a teto zelnt
spravy tax 1zasne Sc zmohla tax ne
stoudn6 a beztrestn6 provozovana byla.