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New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
S,w.YoRK. Tbnrsday. apt. H. 10

NTWYoRK. TbhfeuhN' e" ~ 81
No public sales were made at ,ass Ss ,.ss
:.s .spsa :r aually s,,ea rsmsin .oOut the
ss furnished DIV. ,ass s.s ssss osses ss .arsaos has
AN. .. ,sss year. although II ''''' ' IN
sess ps,e iss sssnsrs Miller announce Sswona Hill
soa 80 10 and Si1s ssn rss - !h,Issdy hs
Long sSsS iIes Vi Brooklyn fertlss sad oocu
rsu,il Wv larse number 81 hns dwellings 'n''' soa
pied. . ,r.n.,rt,ens 10 real estssSs ~ III TRutber-
ATSSs %Ss '1e HSnsw s exchanged Daey 81 enc
sard Parf cottas-s for 'rse ss. SSss' With 10 los m Mr.
q IaTss s'a esS S x
Hsnew has recently porehsssda and on'
E6ird-eve., between One-hun
hundred and nth se.
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Sales br Anrtion

A. MHRvrN. AscnoneeT.
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
ID 4hs-saes Books WORKS Ar Fasev Good ks
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept 81 and a m-A aFe Coi
sopdHsa CAiAiosuss ready.
RY JOHN H. DRAPER g Co., AuctiOneers;;
ID THB DELAWARE, LACKAWAHNA and WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY WIN sef TUNs OF SCRANTON COAL At
Public "WEDNESDAY Sept = q 70 ocloef noon ss 70
HEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. Gate Leavitt,
" strebeeh Cor Clinton Hail. ASorp For the SALE &
AUCTION CoLLEcraH Of Boon, FAArnes aaa ~
hnds Of LtrRnARY PRoPsRrr
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Gitnatious Uaute1--1emales.

A HIGHLY refined and educated young lady
IA Situation G0vKRNRSs In respectable family 70
teach children year. GermaA EnglA Preueh ma
sc Of ans xori Aoyer Addfes NJ: z
4 YOUNG LADY Of good education and
IA would like travel abroad With fsny
COMPANION NURSE Address E p W. SAWYER, Brookyn
EIKST- RATE Female SERVANTS supplied by
PIERCE o., Bowling 0reenhorns and other ssiec-
lions fiom Americana Engnsh Germans, swedes, and Irish
LTRST-CLASS Catholic and Protestant SER
WANTS city and country constantly hand st ArA YORK
eTOf's, - Bleeetsr.Tt
NOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
" Norfolk between Rvinson and anton-st
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citn ueal esiats for ll,... sals.

PERFECT rcm q moHse lo: ,ss.,: s
s'sse,sss e. s se 1EosBssT KSEks 20 cs
Tor sALElon EfSsnths s sss :s 81 4. A.
+ and .s,sses B. 10 Price A'A'' Gs.sj
lss hoasT ass1 aSTeia EVARD, near Seventy second
@RAND DOULEt az ~. sf LOTS Also for saie ,eescs
is:s csrH.l Park r'a'''s A'''s' "''
:sly;.sss :sly .s..ss "a, Is srsvBssoS SON II Pi.e
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oretion Sales of Real estate.

~--"----'' asouxsss. n. A.cassss.
ny JoHNS9MlIo lIo,Ss,, g ,MiiI,LLER. q,
b ,sAs 1ps4'0sksI EsT0TE ssSksss. S
Fa 25 EAnAusr, cor CxpAs ~. ksw.YssL
~ cesescr ssercs Lots Ccun ses ssd P,r.s esesh. s:n
J Lo'ns sesrtsted Ascbes ssles q farni.sN no
TIIGIlLY IMPORTANT SUBURBAN SALE.
ri RitasSsS sif'sta s afril' Il: ';Ts.'ri.'. {
w !,s So ,.. vi. t. De-. s.,: = ...s M
''' ESEdS ras SsrsSaa sxSsT .Ss ssss wr.r. o.-
Richmond B mip r,m w,'.e9h b. vkAest sseeSssc.
G bsrhan vile between the East River and Aesssak fent
The lots 70 10 sou s,nnss b sasAs ~ sssss q sss esav
Tern: s,sssy Ser.l Pre- slss I'D Mas = A.ssssss
osce., IS Ns..a.t or 200 Montsgaest R,setlyn.
NYACK, on the Hudson.--A. J. BLEECKER,
soS q ". ssSs ~ 4 Asser . :. e s'a',s ss. %
PROPERTIES u H. wv. Gse, hs fisdssa, nss,
Ey,et T. eonlsinf aDs e,i rssdssrs e;fs Sa.s ~, E
CHERIFF's AUCTION SALE.
- MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY FOB sALs
wEDsrs.iSS; <: ssrr.".
vAnDrnD1E4 EASDEssIsa IssSIsd sGzfs sG9ssa ISLAND.
WITHOUT RRsBRyK
Inc proper" "'' ''ifS SssRoS nc tS x johnson.
sUAAyR, ERAR RlCHHoSDAM.,
snd With, miles Of vsndsrbts Landing, states Isssd
consists o ground elegant mansion " ee hoo
By 50 e dsp h a. We nproysmsa o. sss: Sy n'usr
u ana vegetable tnevn wished o TIE g,tdes
.add vi evsrsrees trees full grown Of the ss European
Pnses Sssirss really elegant convenient and valuable bue.,
redenos viii which will Aks place At li
O'Clock
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A wwtESsTcHEsTER w FARM AT AUCTTON~4
s.s 90. s.ass = nd s.ss Ssssts 4 a sss svs s
.sss r. 80 ~ ~ o. We 9su % b csne se w b s0LD q
SSS ea Ne Ysntss, the I'd day September pert !.
VaS s'sA Th sbsss s.ls postpsss V 0ssoSsr "a !.
A AHESTCHESTERFA FARM AT AUCTION-1
pSs,, - es win rge Dweiuz tzItsbie for nyiv.
i 80 ss ua9 al y.as' es stsse tbs ,ssr Of
6aS % TIE pssnisss, the 2s dsT septslSsr n.r,
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D ~
RA,LTIM0RE AND OHIO K1TLR0ID COZ
koETaWEM 1ss,dT cir .ss,s = q :. ~ s9gnX1r = =
- - I 9. s;:ss $: -, = sc HT e. s.:
e ss's 6 . ''ia t;:: IN sss'' So & M ~
CENTRAL RAMR0Ap q NEwJEKsEY.-
- r:s.s. I'D E yssss sels S:.:yst a L1s1y. :.,-
Is ia i.stss:.s 80 s': i.S; f. ESs 3 49,:
- =; s = ::::: ..';! s::s = -: De- I. = . r IL
''''' ~ iHifsSSsSg9 SSsg Is;S.2ss1 5E. TS s WEST
cens~s.s A.y .. iH1:sLs.': nj s:::!s'I /: :.s..r
@ & s1ess'i .1''s:i;'i
...: s.a &. % : .... 4 ., e:
Gs.s s VII; Sa,: % S:. 1s..q Hd IA E' viii
1919 = n.-wy Ti.l, or sonerylh.
x:s.: H:.:s: IiiI Es:I: no s::s.s S:::s:
4! .' =: i &c:
;:.e:: S .ts pS. q. {; 4''.' nd o''''' 0''''''
s,Ss As.:".' ."s f9..:ss .:s n:ss ost
n:s; s:s':s:. .r::
{; ss: % f:.st 6: f',ssss ';s:' "a csis:ss
ipn-Por soroervira
s:Aop n.-tof PlalnaeM
T.! ss.5s s''ssss s'Is' zis - s,' - .:
s s S:SS y: - y isS <. s.i i, RI;
Ca: s: Ct ao.n. = ..s
Hr BALDWIN ae,er,l Pa..,su Agent
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ NORRIS zsH zSD EsaI1NsH EsssE NoiSrslon
sw SRoAD GAUs 6Ss W. WiS Ssg csss OF cas
Ne. Ycrs is.. q and fee e ShsSssrct %
500 n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN u. Beess.. gr,aA
nd : se.s.as "ii ~ 4 q: E.ssa wIisssns Ps
t.. s.. .Hs.ss; st ua ss4s s:: e:::
% ,s,s5 md a ,.. With ps y: d H. M ;
a.. nd o,.ss s"a gSs ":s tsis v:I.1
s:a n. LkHIon VALLEY ExpRkss stop. 1t Me- HsSst nen..
E.., D'.sl .a..e. .ss s...:. S.,s Fs.
r. bsS. 81 Ss .ss s s S.s:l c:s ~ Mi h: -.
20 !. BROAD GAUGE ExPsHss TRAIN, u. P...,s. .aa
:s:' :ss 2s'p .h i.ss. Dover ' H.
r. &.o aaSISs 1 sss.s1 sxsHfsf -; sss %
s fiiis's ed a. Ii. Ms ~
rMoRRisToWN 7:ls s:Io, n:a, 1900 =. s in. 4:is
fsr sSssiR .sa .s.,..dI.. station: :. 80 1r1, '' lola
70 Ss l;s oSisGR :sS sofra SsAsds f. s's
and % I:iO a:O, a:U 4sO 49, $50: s:00 s+o 81" s'i
!s . 9 e. So ;is isS .s .ls y: & S ' : III S 's "a
.:s I:.s S::l::; '';i s:is {: 81 '
's :e y % =; LAKE. x aS ss Az
io ,;ao .n Gao & 8: : s:''is =. = BUSES GcR;
s; s +. E; III ssss.s
II. Rsio.A Il Hasi.t.o., .sss. ~ s.ss .. Ess RELH
sSHSEos GAP 500 m ~ s sSaoca r aSaz..'
CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
Tissss @ E1ps. Tr.ia. is.1. cs:.ser... :iSs So
"a g.ss isg sssa gssss Ssss
eonnsens !. Hons. mssuecn, sleeping Coaches r.nase
Cesn1 .nd Cincinnati Sssps Cs.sSs, 'sssHp.{ % ne
sss sssssniss 6 Ss I 4 s
' Fsr Per. J.i,, Way, 500 and 4:nsSS m ,,a..
SssS.TsaI a ,V9 %, wa. ..a :: 80 n '' and ''"r-
For For P.ss1,oa f.asa1 sI and w.y u SIS: 10 ~ sH HS
' FoI a.cienael Hl:ds. spd.s Valley s' and u:t,
Hoo 500 $50 and teS n and "edsssaa ana '"
For Psmous Ny.t T,l.ns and Way. At sS tl:o So:iS
t5 ts:y l6:p and NID n; sse wsdnescAs and sa.a
days only R midnight special SsnaJ Trains q s'" n and re
leaving hoos hsfacu,. isays
2 depot minutes earlier than aeo's tuna LAa ooss ne" s
TieS.. for P,ass Apartment. s.a Ms:
tSamOe-s - GrssnscAI DetAss ,ud A,nns, H:hsnl
essta 5 =: t.. D g. D.s
Jsrey CIV And o,he Agents :; the principal A0 H..,..
'yGss 'sIcHsS H.siH.'sI and H'4l,s Ss WI w sina
'lsup'I III eeoI fssIAt
NEw-YoRK AND ,o,S NEw-HAvEN RAIL-
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Gountrp Real @state for 6ale.

I I00 ACRES of COAL in Western Penn
tslOO as fss sALE-This body Of excellent cokns Coal
ess a feet tca ssered for sale It situated the line
NE frsnuA Central RAkssd 20 miles of Pfttsbsh hes
o s.nt aaa - taksn eu a point within 100 rods Of the
san M rcd The Coal dnl.i quality % the eelsblses Con
uneguad fer eokng Asps Of the Coal land
S.s eaos dp he sn scteal saveys b BY calling
scesgsed oeesbrrg Penn the Peunsyivsna Rsroad
CT @ e." Ptubargh from whom price ke. be learned The
Nol ne.t Be sod sv-Sept. lS7L BENNETT COPE.
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HOMES FOR ALL.

P With rs completed with and ferry
enp increase he vApe Oh every the line Of
oeau ofHJ Por Information Houses Jos, Psrms &c
% hs hoe. apply 10 A. d. HOPE, lls hbertyst
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Gituations Wante0--Males.

A POSITION wanted and needed by a
IA Young mercantile business Office where strict In
tgrty edcaton appreciated Of the city
References given Address W, 100 Ven Sixteenth 81
nRAFTSMAN.-A man thoroughly cOmpe-
- tent v9nh Ike male engasensn fos bs Winter Address
J. l. T., Bo. lao Thbans o@ee -. -.
EARM-HANDS-8 Bowling ng-green.-PIERCE
constantly 6wsdes 0eruans Scotch
and EnsiiAh Also, Mechanics. Coaehmen oasdsnen. kA
CCOTCHMAN AND WIFE-ENGL1SHMAN
- and WIPB-6 snd housemads jun arrived want
sITUATIOEa Inquire At Agency. PIBRCR Co. Be.asgIesa
TTO PRINTERS.-A young man (Americanl
PEED PRESS otherwise hs active and
well recommended Address Boz l2S, Tribune Omce
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NAU FiNk ET
OCEAN 8ieGp,sN.


ORs s.S IS III 1 e s.s aaa ssAa s4szasa1F ooxrr
sSssEH. ssSs.S.s .ss.'ss 20 s;Is S:ss a. ':ssn
sO sss.c. ....s :. a.: :: la n,,,:, r.: e ,,
r.,s P.sss. Bs "a q. .s:s s.ss "a rsss..s r.s
sexs1.s 81. 81 ssEss dsSiIos IIsi II ur~.
HAVANA, PRoGREsO and VERA CRUZ,
s! - ss s,:: $500 Hzs !. az ss :: s:1.. In
TT q sS1ioS l0,,! :ssTSsD4T SN
4 xLExANpRB L SONS % BrO.tv.r
IT s. NAIL TO HAVANA.
:::: f.lS aS6ssDlT aa i1s4s:% .sIs.i e. ..
sSsss S.sS:s & S:;s +; 4 :::
For isss Or pss.sss .Svy " W. DilocI Pi.:a.as
HE ATLANTIC u mt Nall STEAMSHIR AsISI I,. CON- Sk
:;'' 4 s;ssf If;
ANcHQSHS LaNIESTEAHERs 1SIS5oS IT, GLAs
sy.Ey A Fl; z sii' $E$srsgA5 $5is ,,,.
3. 3. %
6 s.
81 sss:as. Sa dsiss from ;'ss. s:s ! sao-na.' '
RALTIC LLOYD
m zs sEs g ss % :::s& q & and CO.
Tie sra-o.ss = iron !esnssir - '>
% ~ :: s :1 Co.. Fl Sis
s az, ss. as.... ,. tn. ,.
S SEsSr NJ n @
FOR LIVERPOOL,
CIA oUEENsTowD
CARRYING THR q. g. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM coMPASr
will dispatch their fris full iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 40, n. &, EVERY WEDNESDAY,
u foIlows:
NEVADA Capt PoRsYrn. September q, ct 800
WYOMING Capt wHIs.aAr ....... Octobe, as:0Im
MINNESOTA Capt 7. W. PRBsnAH October II, at 300
IDAHO Capt PRIcs. October il. GG0Ln
MANHATTAN. Capt J. B. PRICE,. October 20
COLORADO. Capt 7. p FnssxAS.. October Is. st'npA
WISCONSIN, Capt November l. Al $500 N
Cabin psssase eso gold
seer,g. passage tOEce No 70 Brosdvay) e3o
WILLIAMS aUroN No. 9, w.nh
TNMAN LINE.-For QUEENSTOWN and
CITY 81 n: % ?SI
eITf Tf SE SE baEalch bRo6kLla g.
s CRY ss or .esssas an. from
"'''' '-'' RATES OF PASSAGE:
FIRST fta1sIs GOLD q. ifssi: S....,"'
4: lss:::: !: s:a:::: :,
% Tsisa g, Ss bought here nsas,. s persons wishing
tSas s's bas z; S:.s; s qs
NORTH GERMAN SoulaHf hk9YD STEAMSHIP
voH shHsES 6is Sp snE%Fs M <: o. THUR.
DAY ~ haa Bremen Pier foot Thrd't' H0S0i'a'
Ssssss. e sSes aiess VsD sss2.s
(PAYABLs In Gold EQUIVALENT In cuRRxHcr1
Pre- es.s; s.s;
Ys i;ssSi passage: :pp; 70 oEIRiCHS Co..
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
I'D Vas
IN r. % s:s ,.! & 81. ,ss sss '''' for Tie Continent will M
vi VILE ps f1ais ss1"os SessSe
fEEERTE1; P:.: s4TFBAY SSSsI ss9ss.,
Fidf OF e FssSzSs szSsr S Ss SSiy S1SRs Rsss's' -'
' SASGasioE Ticksfs # sf'Rf Rh6tcfD RiTEs
:P Il : e 9o sss the csgs1
::
SSA$ SS$4sRs 1zEssesH .EEssss,s
nm, THE SIX f5sSEsT 5sSEsG IN THE W0RKP kpc,1c
ooEAS1HGii ATLANTIC. ARCTIC BALTIC. 'A'riS 1ShrArro
Dsfs si.sns q 81 a.Iss; q. s.y i.He"as ~
Prom rom the Whit. star peet r.!es, PER-, jerry City,
f''ns1 sAfEff sPSED SI D. and G6aFoaT
os sss M ss. & ss.ea .S Ts".' se1
p1 sst 6;
p:::si:" & 2. An'e. Paris Hamburg
SIcaroa tickets srsuisd At lowest raiea
ea l''n'o1 Ip'ss sf,sss x c1Sss %as
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Ocean STEAMERS.

TINTED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
~ AUSTRALIA MAIL eTEAAsHiP LINE es.nss e ths
Line will b dspabsd oa WEDNkSDAI
sept is s essh WEDNESDAY ss,s,s. sA .ss I.'.s. I
Port Chsnss eonneesg st Asekasa asA at Pon Caen vita
nibs for sydney heourHe and the osh principal Asrahn
ports For freight passage, apply n W. bEbb % hAehshSe
pace
FOR LEWES, DEL.-Thc splendid sea going
steamer EASTERN QUBRS will leave pisi o. n r. ever MON
pAf ~ THURSDAY. HlAh
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ARLINGTON.

s mes, ,t.,ety. and VALUABLE PR0PBRTY oondstns Of q
q high Land, senspans extensive ven oys the noH po
fs bounded Tie eaH Dundee Lab. on The west by Ehe Rail
Beheo vtl ulnusS wsk determined sell part Of
s property HUNDRED LOTS the following ms
bond and mortgage for the
balance he paid iOlevs: s tine Of purchase and So per
paid Free eIcaol tickets all parties wishing
s1ase tins lovely sps spp5esaea Il CARPENTER Acn
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RALTIC LLOYD.
ID Por sTETTN direct sssehng a CHRIsTIANsAHD and CO.
PBNHAGKF 10 land pasenfers and nadia
TIE 6r4-olass iron stcaInsAp
HUHBOLDf Capt P. BARANDoN,
vp sl SATURDAY Sept .. at from Pier 3 North
River To Be followed By seimsAip FRANKLIN, Capt DRsYKR
csa. css.s. s.n lm s.esr.s.. seu. 80
Prcigh PETERSBURG and ~ the Bal
ac received through hills Of sns ned For freight
apply to wBNDT RAMMELSBBR9 Agents. Ohee " Broadway
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CON- NRNCIN0 MAY a. 1911

NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ - ROAD.
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osismses,s SRailloaS9.

FNR NSeRWALK and DANBURY-The steam
AFTERNOON ~ s,U "a asgSsvrsHT = 3 sSscI Hss 3
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

IIFWpORT AND WEXFORD RAILROAD
kWfOnsAt AtxnGolT ConPANL-ThosgA trains eaaneeting
"a. np e,s IsS-sva Depot ag tsss'ps ssadaysl 81
= n aIi Il: - - a.. ,.,s.-.,,
Dr,vins Rsoa Can vA ns us .rs.,a po,. J.m~ -
P.ne.san t sds ssss IN ~ S.sx ~
Hsspss n - tAAA ass' THEODORE WARREN Asss.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

CECTTONAL BUILDINGS.-Col. DER
R1Ms Jersey COTTAGES the best sectional balans ssisni
-, And the Deroa building asa yoes
Wori Pater.oI Jersey Can 10 stss ..
=. Wsys,icv near Newah n j. this week. good oppoftssW
49, vSkRl 4, - thsis eeAstnactea. ....
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

P,sssursr Station NevYort o Twenty sevenht anl
Fourth.aya Entrsnce Twsoty -seveathsA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oyer-doctored. Without any disrespect to
the members of the medical profession, a pro-
fession honored by all thinking men, tits only
Just to say that they are too thick on the
ground. The consequence is that the COM
munity Is doetOred over much. When nature
needs orly the gentlest stimulant and altera-
tive, which has become famous throughout
the country as a reliable medicine. under the
name of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, she is
not unfrequently dosed with a dozen prescrip-
lions, all experimental. from the pharmaco-
puia. This is an evil, and proves that the
praetice of medicine is far from being at all
times a healing art. At this period of the
year. when the fall of the leaf indicates that
decay has seized upon the vegetable kingdom,
many harassing diseases are prevalent. Chief
among these may be mentioned intermittent
fever and bilious remittent. The exhalations
rising from decomposing vegetation. and the
heavy dews and fogs, are very apt TO generate
these complaints. The wisest policy is TO pro-
tect the system by a course Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters at the commencement OF the
fall. Much suffering may thereby be avoided.
But if the disease has already begun, its peri
odical yisitatiOns may readily be checked and
broken up By this active. yet harmless. vege-
table tonie9 But be on your guard against
the charlatans who are attempting to palm
OF. under various names, unwholesome com
pounds. which they pretend to compare favor
ably with the great national elixir. which has
long since swept more formidable opposition
from the field. Bear in mind that every bot
tie Of genuine Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
authenticated by a splendidly engraved label,
and a fac smile Of the sign manual Of the
firm. Put up in bottles only. and cannot be
obtained in bulk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-19

lands have been reclaimed and brought
under a state Of cultivation, he was like
Alexander Selkirk, monarch Of all he
surveyed" When the tax was levied for
The construction of levee around the
Island he paid his superintendent on two
hundred acres which he had purchased
of the State, but requested that his home
should not be enclosed, desiring the
benefit of the rivers overflow. Mr..
Russell has engaged extensively IN pee
raising, and annually ships large guam
titles OF honey to San Francisco, which
he finds profitable business. Man ma
turally seeks society, and an individual
who, for this number of years, could ex,
clude himself from the world and find
amusement in communing with his own
thoughts and nature, apparently per-
fectly contented, must, indeed, be pecu-
liarly constituted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-19
KILLED FOR A SQUIRREL.

The UammOntree Tragedy in Lou
stt don.
From the Knoxville Press. 15th.l
We learned, yesterday from citizens
of Loudon county, now in the city, the
following particulars and rumors con-
corning the shooting of John M. Ham
montree. two miles from Morganton, a
few DAYS since, by James Smith, as al
legged. Smith resides eight miles from
Morganton on the Tellico river, and is
engaged in distilling. He was in Nor
canton on the day of the shooting. TOR
the purpose Of disposng of some OF his
LIQUORS. During the day Smith and
Hammontree, both men being consider
ABLY intoxicated, went out together about
two miles through the field. Smith, no
ticinp n squirrel, asked ifhe should shoot
atit Hammontree replied he could do as
he pleased. Smith fired and missed. lie
then fred again and the squirrel was
again missed, but Hammontree was shot.
The men both declare the shooting was
entirely accidental, and supposed to have
been caused by the intoxlcation OF Smith
The ball passed through the left lung,
entering at the right nipple. Harmon,
tree was conveyed to his residence and
died, after intense suffering for thirty
eight hours
ii was generally believed in the com
munity where the tragedy occurred,
that the two men had been engaged in a
drunken quarrel, and had agreed to set
tie their difficulty with the pistols which
each carried. Persona who were in the
vicinity Of the shooting, report that four
shots were fred in rapid succession, and
on arriving at the scene and examining
the pistols of both men, they found that
two shots had been fired from both
Smiths pistol and Hammontree s
weapon. Smith was arrested upon the
charge of shooting Hammontree, but re-
leased upon the dying statement OF Ham
montree, which corroborated the SPUR
rel story as told by Smith.
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Trustees Sale.

ONwBDNEsDAY, THE 9orH DAY OF SEP
trnst made 10 me By Andrew J. Donelson, 70
secure the notes therein specified, and
Amounting 10 81, e51 ~. besides interest,
which said deed Is duly recorded in the Pro.
nate Clerk's Office Of Bolivar county, State vf
Wississiupi. February Is, 1867, in deed book
1T IL, pages 357, 338. 339 and $40, will
sell for cash, upon the premises, south bali
Of section Z, township 3, Of range o on
stokes' bavou. aections "a and Is, and all
fbst mart 81 section % lying east Of the Hush
puekenaw. in township .. Of range 3, west,
n Roiivar county. State Of Mississippi 30
head Of mules. 100 head Of cattle, 2oo head Of
ssr-,niire i,nnienents. household and kitchen
furniture. the stock Of corn. fodder and pro-
visions. and the growing crops Of cotton. corn
and fodder upon the said premises. convey
il2-17 u. II. MARIIN. Trnstee;
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144-37
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Attachment Notice.
Charles Jones)
IonE I.unnh

Charles JOnes(
VS..
Joe e. Lynch.J
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAY
Il ing been sued out by the plaintiff, Charles
Jones, against the defendant, Joe u. Lynch,
under Section 1856 of the Code of Tennessee,
and tho same having been duly returned into
this court, LEVIED upon, the personal property
Of the defendant, and affidavit having been
made by the plaintiff that the defendant is
Justly indebted to him in the sum of fifty
dollars, due by account; that said account is
Just and true and unpaid; it is therefore
ordered by the court, that the said defendant,
Joe e. Lynch be and appear before me. at my
office in the city of Memphis, Shelby county.
Tennessee, on Thursday, October II, 1871, at 10
o'clock am, and defend said attachment
suit, or the same will be proceeded with ex
parte. This notice will be published in the
Public Ledger, newspaper published in the
city of Memphis, once week for four con-
secutive weeks.
Witness my hand at office. Memphis. Tenn.
JAMES HALL,
Justice of the Peace for Shelby county.
j. d. Woodward, attorney. 6-l2-lS-A /
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On Monday, October 2, 1871,

the following described real estate. together
with the improvements thereon. to-wit; A
certain lot in the city Of Memphis. Shelby
county, Tennessee. and known and designated
on the plan of said city as lot No. 256, in
block on north side Of Court Square, said lot
fronting on North Court street thirty-seven
feet ten and one-half inches. moro or less.
and running back seventy four feet three
inches. For more particular description
reference is made TO a deed Of record in the
rommercial Bank Of Kentucky to Ann
Stevens, recorded in book 3d., page 80. The
above property is levied on as the property of
Mrs. Ann Stevens 10 satisfy said, execution.
Sale between ten o'clock 4; M id ana four Pm
BY d. Il. Moor, Deputy Sheriff. 1.a
Kortrecht x Graft. Attorneys for plaintiff.
Q-o7
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mo. 1886. R. d.
In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.
W. A. sislsr ct all

W. A. sigler ct al
F. NJ. Cash ct all
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT
| filed in this cause that the defendants, JOS
A. Andrews and wife. Lucassin Andrews, are
non-residents of the State Of Tennessee; 1t is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
that they make their appearance herein.
Court of Shelby county, in the city of Menu
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in October, 1871, and plead, an
swer OF demur to complainants' original and
amended bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing oxparte. and thata copy of this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Ledger. This August
80. 1871, NJ. d. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By G. BRLcHER, Deputy Clerk and Master.
A copy Attest:
complainant. N lOl-4-lu 10
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me. Al, RI
In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee.
Andrew Renkert,

Andrew Renkert,
VS.
Thomas B. Mynatt. ct al
1T APPEARING FROM THE SHERIFF'S
| return in the above cause that defendants,
Catherine W LittIefeid and @ W Turner, are
not TO be found in Shelby county; II is there
fore ordered that they make their appearance
herein at the courthouse in the city Of Mem
mis-. Tennessee, on or before the first Monday
in October, 1871, and plead, answer or demur
to complainants' bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing ex parte. and that n copy Of this or
der be published once a week, for four success
siye weeks, in the Memphis Public Ledger.
EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Randolph, Hammond & Jordan, Solicitors
for Complainant. l0o-z-o-l4
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limited Ancient Osdsr OF Druids,

TENNESSEE GROVE. No. ], U. A. Q. D.
meets at the Druid Hall, No. 81 South Court
street, ON the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings in
each month. j.. s. Heiligers,. N. A.; j.
tary; John L. III hberg Treasurer.
MEMPHIS GROVE, No. 2-meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, every Thursday evening.
VIM. NJ. Loeb. N. A.; III. Oertel. v. A. J.
=. Shide, Secretary; Barney Gray, Treasurer:
CIEANTEE GRovE. No. 3-meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, on the LIST and ID Mon
day evenings In each month. A. y, Davis,
N. "A; George W. Baxter, ". A.; M. Bren,
Secretary; Martin Cohen. Treasurer.
CONcoRDIA S. A. CHAPTER, No. l-meets at
tbe Druid Hall, on the ID and 4th Tuesday
evenings in each month. J. Beehler. Z. S. A. (;
A. Hitzfeld. Secretary.