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Portrait of Melville Fuller Melville Fuller Allen v. Pullman's Palace Car Company…

Your orator further shows that all its sleeping-cars aforesaid running through the state of Tennessee are attached to through express trains on the roads of the said railroad companies; that prior to their arrival in Tennessee seats and berths have always been sold by your orator to persons traveling from other states into Tennessee; that your orator has at all times contracts with passengers to give them the accommodations furnished by said cars while traveling upon said roads
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Portrait of Melville Fuller Melville Fuller Allen v. Pullman's Palace Car Company…

In No. 1,381, the bill alleged that the comptroller was threatening to issue his warrant for the collection of the taxes, and to levy it upon complainant's sleeping-cars, 'and your orator believes and fears that said defendant, unless restrained by this honorable court, will proceed to force the collection of said tax so illegally assessed and claimed, by distraining and seizing upon your orator's cars from your orator, and that the proceedings threatened for the collection of said taxes will lead to a multiplicity of suits, and will greatly harass your orator.
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