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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-05

The New York correspondent of the
Mobile 4dcertiser writes as follows of
the ballet;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-05

Immediately after the Concert Committee
will be appointed to sup0rintcnd the distrib
100000 checks (numbered from to 100000. du-
plicates of the original tickets. ale placed by o
Committee in a large Revolving Cylinder, and
100000 checks, marked with the prize. will be
placed in a similar wheel, and both wheels will
be turned until tho checks are thoroughly
mixed, after which two of the Committee will
be securely bindfoded. and will draw from
each Cylinder a check TO represent ticket and
prize awarded TO said No. -
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A correspondent of the. New York
Tribune has recently visited the, fortifi-
cations and batte.felds around Rich
mond. He says;
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AUCTION SALES.


N D ."C In.
i. JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in certain
ed saSae S b. 4 S 1Pey
ompanI to ne as mOitsssee in trust 70 secure the the
dated the ist day q November b. 1850 and recorded
sSgny sn Y St BsI on the % DAY Of 10y TS IND A. I ID
Ill do hereby sye notice tnst default having been
ior more 6an ninety da! in ne payment Of tue Int
anee OF he written request 70 me directed ot the
upon me In that respect by the sal expose to
M. GoMAs 4 ) o IS, Auctioneeis at The PHILIDEG-
me @ av on GS Of FIJI sas sdsRh @
terms ana conditions hereinafter stated the whole OF
The ss %noe Of that Section Or the Tyrone and Clear
field Bairoao from the point OF intersection with the
PeDnsyvaia la Raj road, at or near yrone station In
blair county. to the point of connection with the
known and designated as The intersection" being
about three miles and one quarter from the Pennsy-
strusled together with all and singular The rail
rea prope3, every description acquired by and be,
longing to said COMPANY adjacent TO or connected with
miles road and al the tolls incomes, issues and
a the lands used and occupied for rafgsys depots
SnS s@5 ns 9sweeR mas Ss % ON said SS
thereon or procured therefor
Al the lands, railways rails bridges culverts treste
works tool Louses coal houses, wharves fences rights
grounds WORKS masonry and other sSpeFstrustIre,
zeal estate OLldirgs, and mpro yements Of whatever
nature kind appertanuR or belonging 10 the above
mentioned property and to The said section OF the said
Tyrone and Clearfe Railroad and owned by said
Company in connection Herewith.
he said section OF the Tyrone and CeaTheld Railroad
na @ o. Peny saS
Railroad the point of Connection with the graded line
the said Tyrone and Cearheld Railroad known [and
as ~ he Intersection " Is about 3h miles In length.
TERMS OF SALE.
SOOOO of the purchase money 20 be paid in cash when
the preperty is struck off, and the balance within twenty
PAYMENT on account Of the said balance
of purchase money TO the extent of the
dividend thereof payable the bonds Sc
cured by the said mortgage and the matured coupons
of said bonds be in the said bonds coupons
and II the dividend is less than the actual due upon
the said bonds coupons the bolders retain
session of the said bonds and coupons receptlng
the said ustee for the said dividend and endorsing
payment the same the said bonds coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid, as aforesaid
the SAID Trustee will execute and deliver deed O
conveyance OF the premises to the purchaser or pur-
chGsers in pursuance of The conferred upon him
by the said mortgage
Any fur her information in respect 10 said sale, OF
premises be had upon app icatiOn to the under
signed Trustee at the office the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, No. 238 s. bird street philadelphia
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee
No. 23S s. THIRD Street
NJ. THOMAS d SONS. Aucloneers
Nos. lS9 ana 14l 5. FOURTH Street.
6 ii m3m Philadelphia.
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appearance, aud some shots OF rihed cannon
ably directed, sufiiced to exercise a certain IN
Huence on the progress OF the battle, and hinder
The flying enemy from resortlng to the territory
beyond the Tchirtchik, where their presence
would have been troublesome to Us. ...
THE GAINS AND LOSSES.
In this brilliant affair our loss was twelve
soldiers wounded (sic); the enemy left more
than one thousand dead on the field. Our
trophies consisted of six pieces of artillery
taken in the assault on the position, and tour
pieces abandoned by the enemy in mis- flight.
In continuing to advance our columns would
probably find other guns, lor the prisoners re-
port that in his fight the Emr only took away
two pieces. They even say that he was not slo "
10 abandon them on the road to 0ratepe, and
that he only brought back two thousand horse
men to DiOuZak.
Besides the baggage there were foutd in the
camps immense stores of powder anS all the
artillery tram without counting the CARTRIDGES
with which the roads we're strewn, which the
enemy followed in his fight, we found about
six hundred ind seventy pounds (24,l20 lbs.) o.
powder, two hundred and twenty thousand car
tTtdges as well as mass Of bullets, Shells and
other artillery ammunition.
After this victory Maor-General Romanovsky
advanced and occupied the fortress of Nau, and
by the capture of Khodcnt has separated Box
hara nom Khokan.
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AN ENCOUNTER WITH CATAMoUNT. - The
catamount that attacked Mr.. Teachout, the tele-
graph operator, at Tantalon, Tennessee, a few
days ago, made q brisk hght. 1t made its
appearance at the house OF Mr.. Barnes, and
leaped on the bed where an infant was lying,
which, however, it did not harm. 1t then
repaired to the yard, and made fearful havoc
among the poultry. There 1t was attacked by a
colored woman, with an axe. 1t turned upon
her, whereupon she beat hasCy retreat. 1t
then went to the telegraph office, where it inn
mediately attacked the operator, Mr.. Teachout,
springine at his throat and dragging him to the
floor. He succeeded IN graspinG IL by the throat,
but not until he was severely bitten, and his
clothes partly torn. The noise OF the struggle
attracted the attention OF Mr.. Strnger, who
was IN an adjoining room, by whose assistance
MIR. Teachout was rescued from the clutches of
the teroclOus beast. 1t then made off with q
broken leg, received in the encounter. IL was
then attacked by tive dogs, fighting them with
great fury, whipping them in a few moments,
then ran INTO a door yard, where it was killed
by stone thrown by a courageous young lady,
Miss Louisa Strlnger. The animal measured
five feet in length.
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AUCTION SALES.

NJ o I L C E.
/, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee IN a certain
IndeniuIs OF Mortgages Of the property herenaer de-
S @ G e IN s To- e
payment OF the principal an interest Of bonds of said
Ry @ S hs day Of ThGa aGd 4
tie See Tor he ecSI9Ps s & deeds IN and @ for the SSSn
book A. pages sos 5-S7 and s. and in the cfiee for re-
fSsRE Ss & ana qF 5 5ho S6s
page 40 do hereby give notice that default having
the interest due snd demanded on the said bonds w
Rodels Of more S than $50 O6S in amount Of The said
bonds and by virtue Of the power conferred in
and sell 10 the highest and best bidder BY n: THoMts
CRSSGE 10 the civ Of IhiSt telphia on Thursdsy the
9th day Of September, D. 1855 upon the terms and
The Whole Of that section of said Tyrone and Clear
field Railroad from the point of Intersection with the
Tyrone and Lock Haven Railroad near Tyrone, Blair
PeSnyvan as toe same is now constructed tOssIhei
with al ana sneu The IG TSTHyS W. so rails bridges
eyeTy description acquired by and belonging to said
to be dafved and to- arise from the same anG al the
Ssa and $ Gc@sa 16se S5 With M S SsPS or S
ing thereon or prossSNr5edG N5 GENh%iIIY. !RsTei8ri
All the lands, railways rails, BRIDGES cuyerts, trestle
works, tool houses coahouses whaTyes tences rights
grounds, works, masonry, and other supersructure,
nature or kind appertSnng Or belonging TO the above.
mentioned property and 10 the said section Of SAID
pany In connection therewl D. S,--,-,
IRe saio section of the Tyrone and Cleared Railroad
extending from the intersection Of the yTone aud Cesr-
aed Railroad with the IaTSsa orneG oSonS9g Sn9 to
TO the Bald Eage Valley Railroad Company, h about
''"s'A TERMS OF SALE.
SlOOOO of the purchase money 10 De palu IN csn When
me property struck OF, and the balance "ithh ~ days
PAYMENT on account of the said balance ofpurchase
money, to the of the dividend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said mortgage and the ma
ued coupons ofthe said bonds be MADE IN the SAID
bonds OF cOupons and II the dividend Is less than the
actual sum Que upon the said bonds OF coupons, the
holders may retain possession OF the sad DOnus ana
coupons recepting to the said Trustee for said
dividend and endorsing payment of the same on
Upon the purchase money being paid as Aforesaid the
Trustee viii execute and deliver deed convey ance
the premises TO the purchaser purchasers in pur
suance OF the power conferred upon him by the said
| mortgage.
Any further information in respect to said sale,
Stoned Trustee at the office Of the PSnnsY yana Rail
road Company, NO. 235 y. Third r hi ade Dhia
| JOHN EDGAR THOMSON Trustee,
| - No. 238 g. THIRD Street
l n, THOMAS q SONS AuefioneeTs
6M mf4u Nos lSs ana ltl 3. F0URTH Street
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CAMBRIDGE UNrvERsITY.-The number Of ma
triculations in the academical year at Cam bridge
University, England, has been five hundred and
forty. THIS is the largest number on record. In
1864 and 1854, the numbers were five hundred
and thirty ana five hundred and nineteen respec-
lively. A sudden increase took place in 1868, the
number IN 1923 having been four hundred and
forty eight, which was about the average OF the
last twenty years. The largest number of admis-
sions until the last two years was four hun dred
and eighty.seven in ls45 (the time of the trac'a
rian controversies at 0Xtord). and the lowest
was three hundred and Pighty-twO in 1853
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N o C E.
executed by the Tyrone and Cearned Railroad Company
the principal and interest of bonds OF SAID Company to
The amount OF $4,000 which mortgage is dated the lst
l0T TscoTdng deeds sl9 in and for the e9unty Blair
T. etc. d 6o once O
Deeds etc in and for the county OF Centre on the 26
400 ETC. do hereby give notice that deIaut having been
made or more than ninety Jays IN the ayment Of the
in @ Of he sD IS to me directed ire
bonds, and b, virtue of the power erred upon me
tha respect by the sad mortgaee expose to pub ic
IHGMA2 q s0As, AuctiOneers, at the PHTIADEL,
b S d,I IN Of ing S o. as on
lhe terms and conditions hereinafter stated the whole
field Railroad from Iyrone station Blair county Penn
vania, as the is constructed, together with
sDE s n he epees % G5s s
real property OF every description acquired by and
and al the fights ass and D Sca cOrpoGse
franchises OF said road and company and all the tolls
aTss ths the lands and ias 2
points with all buildings standing thereon procured
thereon. , .
An the lands rniiwaa 3 raj g. bridges cuverts tres
rights OF way workshops, machinery stations depots
depot grounos works masonry and other superstruo-
whatever nature kind appertaining or belonging to
the aforementioned property and to the said ion
Of the said ~ rome and Clearfe Railroad and owned
by said Ompany In ion there with, and all the
rights liberties privileges and corporate franchises of
said road andCompany.
The said section OF the said Tyrone and cleaTfed
Railroad extending from said IyroGe Station Blair
unity to ana through the boough of PnllIpsburg in
Centre county Is about 23b mi eS In length.
TERMS OF SALE.
10000 of the chase monty to be paid in cash when
the property lie struck OIL and the balance within twenty
days thereafter.
Payment on account of the said balance of purchase
money the the dividend thereof payable
the bonds by the said rtgage and the matured
coupons of the said bonds; may be made in the said
bonds or coupons; ana II the dividend Is less
than the actual sum due upon the said bonds
and COUPONS. the no defs NAV retain possession
OF he said bonds and coupons on receiDting to the
said rustee the said dividend, and endorsing paw
ment of the same on the said bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid aforesaid, the
Trustee win execute deliver deed of conveyance
the premises the purchaser purchasers In pursu
Ence of the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to the said sale
premises may be had application to the unders gped
Trustee Of his Office No AZ South THIRD Street. In the
~ r. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
No, ~ south Third street
NJ. THON AS d SONS, NuctioneePs
llmsm Kss. lS9 and la South FOURTH Street.
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sTEEs' SALE.


whereas, THE GREAT WESTERN PETRO-
, did, on he Twenty third day of January, A. d..
Eighteen hundred and sxty-slx, the under
signed Trustee the lands and premises hereinafter de-
scTbed TO secure the payment OF certain promissory
note made bv said COmpany, ana bearing even date
with said trust Geed tor the of ten thousand three
hundred dollars, payable TO CHARLES W. FORD, or
INTEREST," and to the paym ent to said Ford
OF all other moneys which he might time to time
advance 10 said ompany at its request with interest
yided that, in case the said Company should make
deiaut in The payment OF the moneys secured by said
note or in the payment OF any other moneys therea
said Trustee might proceed to sell the property In said
deed decrbed part thereof at pub ic vendue
the highest bidder at the east front of the Court House
In ~ Louis, for cash, hfst giving sixty days public
notice OF the time. terms, and place OF said sac, by
advertisement In some newspaper printed St. Louis
and in Philadelphia
of the moneys secured by said deed, notice Is there
heeby given that the subscriber such Trustee
will on the hth day OF September, A. d. eighteen hum
dred and sixty-slx, between the hours OF IL and
O'Clock y. N at the east 'front.' OF the Court House In
st Ous Mo- sell at public vendue tor cash to the high
est bidder, the lands IN said deed mentioned, and
of land situate in tie township OF Harmony courty OF
Venango and State OF Pennsy vania, bounded and de-
scri6ed as follows to Ti;EBssnSng at post at the
thence extending south and threeouTths degrees
west hundred ana seventy and rods to
post at the southeast corner Of the Herkimer Company
foItyoDe and seventenhs rods TO post the southeast
of the piecei thence north one and threeOurhs
tennis IS to post the northeast corner OF the tract
then north eghty-eigh and One-fOu tn degrees, Wes
thirty nine end eightenths rods to the place of begin
ming containing tolty-tour acres o. land
DA''' UNIV - '''' HAMILTON SPENCER,
$40 ilOt Trustee
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC.

z<szNx5sa PHILADELPHIA SU RGE0NS'
z, co. BANDAGk INSTITUTE, No; y.
49, kINTH Street above Market-P. O.
EVE HETI' ante; thirty years, practical experience:
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and variety OF
others supporters, Plastic stockings, Shoaoer Braces.
Crutches. Suspensorles etc Ladies apartmens CON
Quoted by Lady SBS
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q L A ID N E w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.

q l. A d n Z w S g..
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In ali cases for the SPEEDY and PaRACA
MINT CUkE OF all diseases arising from eXcesses
1OU1HFUL INDISl RE Il0S.
Emissions, Gepita Physical and Nervous Debility Im
No CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY
They used without de ectiOn, and tan to
ehect Cure, If used according to instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; alsO Large Boxes containing -Four Small
Price Three Dollars.
From four to six boxes are generally required to
ordinary OF Seminal Weakness though benefit Is
derived from using a single box
In CHRONIC Cases, and particularly when I'm mp0tenoe
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended the Eficacous Rejuvenating,
ana InviPOratlng Remedy In the word.
A Package Price Five Dollars, will last month, and
Is genera y sufficient
In ex treme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars sufficient for month can be used
TO good advantage.
will restore them TO their norma condition.
A Pamphlet D 100 pages, on The ER iORS OF YOUTH.
desg Lecture and eau ion to Young Men, sent
tree, Ten Gents required TO pay postage
If you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Of your Druggist, take no other, but send the moneT
direct TO
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No SO BROADWAY. New Yonk.
And you will receive them by return of man post PAD,
street ems
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Monday, All other Trains daily except sunday.
Running through from PHILADELPHIA to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change OF cars
Sunday Accommodation Trains for Paoi and interme-
dute stations leave Pbilade phia at 800 A M 90
p M, returning leave Pao at 50 A. ii and 4'5O 2. M
n TICKET OFFICE
Is located at No 69l Chesnut where Tickets to
all important points be procured and Iull informa
ton given by JOHN @ ALLEN. Ticket Agent
Also at 1hiry-hrst and Market streets, applica-
tion to THOMAS IL PARKE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emigrant Train runs daily except Sunday. For
full particulars fare and ions apply to
FRANCIS FUNK,
No. 1877 DOCK Street
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage except Tor Wearing Apparel and
hniis their responsibility TO One Hundred Dollars in
value, All Baggage exceeding that amount in value
win be at the risk of the owner taken by special
contract 10
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TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
al tns stdS1s on % IN %GAPES H1d and
TbS S6hDEso Can esp AmBoY RAAIHLEQAD AHIEAD AMP
for New ark win leave %AISuT Street Whaf al at
O'Clock 7 N: daly Sundays exceptedl.
Returning the above lines will leave New York at l2
Freight for Tienon Princeton Kingston, New Bruins
road aso - on the BE dere Delaware and Pempa S
e Se aG ao RSaS SS
and fOrw arded up 10 p, M
burg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad and at ManuG-
kachnnk with all points Oh the Delaware Lackawanna
and other u oints In Western New York
the New Jersey Central Railroad and at Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
bers, shippers, and eOnsP nees, must in every
be sent with each load OF goods, OF no receipt will be
y "B.-Increased facilities have been made for the
the route. hen slOck furnished In quantities OF two
Iee 3eSr bs ye Us YnrG @ ne an Fer No
North River as the shippers may designate the time
For terms OF other in mini9mstion, apply t, ,,o,,
oOS WAbIER FREY sE AN Freight ase1b5
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD -:
00ns viii run between washington and IL L. nehbgrg
road trains to and from Richmond as tOIlOws;-
Lave washington Mall day Sunday excspted) at 6
A. arrive LynchbgTg d aSsS 2Iys r h t w.sn,,a
Leave LynchbuTg at A. NJ ana alI''s az "ash'ns-
"" ~ y ~ - M EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leave Washington daily dneiaanlang sunuAy) at SO
Leave Lynch6urg at 80 r NJ and arrive at Washing
ton a. 6l0A. NJ ,oao corDoc.,ors =. T,-,.,n..o
for ali points south and Southwest and at Washington
oE sS espine ears attached to the night trains
tls road is al ractve not Ony IOI its com or able
oIstions but the fact that 1t passes the
Historic iocS ties Of Farfax Bull Run Manassas Brls
GSTr,do4yle places of mpershable interest In the
popular tickets TO all points south ard Southwest
- Ie Rad IN Boston, New YORK Phllad eiPhia and
.tgore and at the ,ases OF the road IN Washin gt0n
| = sAleXanorW r6ss,sIen ~, ny IatnndaSn 5nh
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MEDICAL.
VoX POP ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT. Hv

No. T7l South THIRD Street
Price, $500 per Bottle; $500 for halfadozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure IN ebeoruuS
Coug hs, colds, consumption. whOoplng-couRh spofed
teyer fver comp amt pains in the breast bronohtg
Inflammation and restriction OF air vesse In the ungs
ETC. = be remedy should be in every family -
Charles 9. wilson Fomey's Press ONCE.
Char es II. GrafieD, Sunday HercErv Onlce.
yames Nolen hQafer office r.-.
william II. COrbt, Associated Press.
William II. Carpenter Fire Alarm and POtica Z
graph, Filth and besnut streets
a Randolph Front and Ombard streets.
James W. Perrine No, ll29 Charles street.
II. A. Davis No s2S Gaskil street
John 0odside No 1881 franklin street.
Robert Thompson. NO. lGOe " alter street,
X. 4. Marcn, NO 626 FaDkIln street.
Geblof No 13l s. second street.
John seymour No pl3 T. Front street.
4. ". Howard, No Dock street
H. C. II artett No. 327 8. second street
l.. Rates No. 6d5 Arch street
Atert Martin; No, az s. Second street
i Nj "Cgi sTt6y. : 10 y 10 q Tetn's alley
George wi son NO 236 Race street.
" F BROOKS ko.6g NoTth second street
NJ. d. Hassett, No. ll9 Canal street
s. seymour Rose Bus,leton.
Char ts Rogers, No. 92l South street.
T. l. g We Ing on, second fSs n end Quarry street"
William Barns, No 6lb South Front street..
&. :. SANFORD Opera Manager
John Magnns. rear of No 1874 North Second street.
Mrs. :. r. Choate, Newark Del
| Br. William b. Wrqhi.-
SIR i've take pleasure in recommending your IrAR
quantities. q excellent and eflC acious remedy
the complaints set forth In your printed DILL aroa
submitted 10 the public AZ gratifying act TO suffering
ton TO al afflicted with diseases which II Is designed ts
| cure Yours, etc, -
n N iNfh
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For sale also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY r. CowDEN s,
DYOTT & co 'S,
A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave urther to say thu
ne rs prepared TO h orders 0Ld forward tho Syrup
any part OF The country. Persons desiring other nOr
ma Ion by mBil will ncose postage stamp answer
will be returned soon as the exigencies Of busnes
will admit Address
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT.
$40 No I'll s. THIRD Street Phi adelphia Pc
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THE WAR IN ASIA.

Account Of the Great Battle Of grdi ar
Fright BotweeH Iho Russians and
BOkhRrians.