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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-02-25
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The common mouse consumes twenty
four times as much oxygen as the frog.
A new hygrometer consists of paper
dipped in cobalt solution containing COM
mon salt and gum arabic. In dry weather
it is blue, and in wet weather it is rose red
4 solution of pearl ash in water thrown
upon fire extingushes it instantly; the
proportion is four ounces, dissolved in hot
water, and then poared into bucket Of
common water.
It is now the practice Of some silk man
utacturers to weight their silks with a so
luton of lead acetate, by which means
poisonous properties are impaired to the
silks, as well as an increase in weight.
It has been estimated That the combus-
tiOu of the gasl ghts of London, during one
hour, produces sufficient water to supply
nj the wants ola large emigrant ship on a
EOyage from England to Australia.
Professor Simon Newcomb has been
awarded the gold medal of the Royal AS
Economical Society of England, and has
been elected q correspondent of the astro-
nOmical section of the French Academy of
sciences.
A new Bunsen gas burner has been re-
Gently invented, which gives a heat of
about $1,000 Fahrenheit. A furnace of
Chirty burners generates steam enough to
run an engine of one and a half horse pow
er.
The marbled paper, largely employed in
book binding, is made by touching the pa
per to the surface of a solution of gum ira
gacanth, upon which the colors have been
sprinkled and stirred into the fanciful
shapes to be produced on the paper.
Professor Luess has been investigating
the earthquakes of Southern Italy. He
specifies some points in Sicily and neigh
boring islands from which shocks spread
radialy in,various directions, -ftna not be-
ing one of these centres. In many eases,
however, the earthquakes seemed to take a
quite irregular course.
{. Schneider has found in barley straw
an average of IS per cent. of nitrogen in
rye straw an average Of l.lGj per cent
much smaller quantities than have usually
been supposed 10 exist in these plants The
cause of this he ascribes to the care taken
to remoge all parasites often found on grain
stalks.
Sydenham recommends the application
If alcohol to burns, especially for children,
where immediate relief is most desirable.
The alcohol should be applied for one or
two hours constantly, as the pain returns
when dry. In case of large burns care must
be taken lest the alcoholic vapors stupefy
che child.
Pierlot thus describes, in the Complies
RCnducs, a new form of ga vanic battery /:
In a suitable glass or earthenWare vessel
is placed about a pound of chloride of lead =,
into which is inserted plate of lead with
a yarnisbrd lead wire attached. In the
other part of the vessel is inserted an ANAL
gamated zinc plate about nine millimeters
thick, covered with n bag of parchment
paper. Every two or three mont hs water
Is added. The current is said to be strong
and constant,
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ChanCery Court at -eVierViIIe.

A. j. McCIc, administrator, &c., vs.. :. W, Handles
ct ale.
IL THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM TIE
i compaLnauts bill which is sworn to. that the dc
iendanrs. VIM. E. Hodges Lucy Black and husband,
Samuel Black, residents, IA II tho binary
process Of law cannot be served them II is here
fore order by the Clerk and Master that publ alton
be made for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Week y Chr nlcle, newspaper pub ished aJ Kn'X-
defendants 10 apnear mt tbe once Of The Clrrk and
Master in the court house ut Seyiervi on the first
Monday Of April next and make defense to said bill
the will be taken Tor confessed and set :Or hear
in parte
This the 9th day of February. A d 1874
ills 4w Attest; ID p.GA-S, c. NJ,
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In Uhancery Court at SeVIerViIIe.

Y, Z. Pate, et al. W. George He ndersOu. ct ais.
pla nants bill which sworn TO- that the defendants
Josiah Leath, josiah Z Leath NJ try Leah, Sa.nuel
Z. Leath aud Joun Pate, are an non esidents
that the ordinary process cannot be served on
them il is therefore ored by the Clerk and Master
that yublicato be made 10 four iv weeks
in the Knoxville Weakly ChrOnic G, newspaper
published in the city of Knoxville state of Tenn
notifying said resi- ent DEFENDANTS TO appear 10
the office of the Clerk and Ma ter at SeVierYil e.
the First Monday Ap ii next, and tse tense TO
said bill or the viii be ken tor esei and he
cause TO them set fr hearing Is ptrte. hls the
Attest D.P.GAss C&M.
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Origina, attachment,

STATE or TENNESSEE, CAMPBELL COUNTY-G. h. Nc
Earland VS. james V. Mcfarland.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
/ that the defendant james " Mcfarland. is justly
indebted to the plaintiff andis non resident Of n
State hat the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him, and an original 1t achmeut having
been LEVIED bis prop rty; it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in he Knoxville CHRONICLE
n newspape published in the city of Knoxville, for
successive weeks, commanding the laid James V.
Mcfarland to appear beiOr me sIme other acting
Justice of tho Peace at my Cii in Jacksboro Camp
bell county. on the 18th day OF Apr n x and ma @
defence TO td suit against him il will be proceed
T AID ms.
Justice Of the Peace for Campbell county,
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Non-Resident Notice.
No.2,jS2.


Bird Brown vs. VIM. g. Newman and Joseph L. King
IN THIS CASE THE COMPLAINANT, BIRD
Brown having filed his bill of complaint upon oath
IN the Chanoery Court at Knoxville, Tenn, against
w e., Newman and Joseph l.. King charging, among
other thinvs. that the said W. g Newman is Justly
indebted to him, and .esides out of this State and
having CD aned by the order and Fat Of the Honora
bic M l.; Hall. Judge, &c., an original attachment
against the estst Of the said W G. Newman returna-
Bile to the arch Term. 1874. of said Court and the
same having been levied as the property Of said W.
that the said w. c. Newman be required to APP
pear before sad ChanceIy Court the in
Knoxville on the ord Monday Of March next, and
make defense to said bill the same will be taken for
messed and the caus set for hearing parte; it
further rdered that this order be published for four
Consecutive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chroni-
cle," the Ia TO BIO at least week before sad 30
1874.
copy Of the ordcr-Test
iiiwlt By W. A GALBR1TTg. b. @. AZ N .
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&uERTFTF-.-s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS FROM TIVE
ID supreme Court Of Errors and appeals for the state
Of Tcnnas.c c, q. d direct the Sh, riE Of Knox
county, I Will. on MONDAY the ,th day Of March,
1871 in front of the court house in the city Of Knox
Vile sell for cash i'm huad 70 tho highest bidder enc
Farm lying in the -0th dtstuc- o. knoN county Ten
nessce and the of Bull Bun creek, adjoining
the lands Of Anderso Baker Jane Dr,per and 9th r.
containing ty estimation one hundred acres Levied
the properly OF The heirs Of Thomas Draper, de
ceased, to -isIy two judgments in the Supreme Court
Of tennessee. favor of John NJ. Stanley vs. Draper
& Stanley This Feb. 18Th ! =.
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gn ChancerN Courl at SeVi.rvIIle,
MARI Io,sden ct al vs.. John H. Caldwell ct al, ss1i

MING WUosIGn az aI VS.. J0hn II UaIIwoII eT aI, ~
Bill of review,
TNTHIS CAUSE TT APPEARING FROM COM
plaoant's bill. which is sworn 10, that the defend
ant, JOhn 5 McNut is non resident Of this state,
that he ordinary process of law be served on
hm; it il therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
that pubca be made for four successive weeks in
the Knoxville W. ekly Chronicle, a newspaper pub
lshed IN the cit OF kuoNVleSate Of Tennessee mott
lying said nOn-Ie dent defend ant appear tue office
of he Clerk and Master of the Chan cry urt Sc
vie vii G, on the lst Monday Of April next and make
defense to said bill, the will be taken for
tossed and the TO you set heari eX parte.
This the 18th day of January, A: ID. 1874.
Attest: d. p. GLASS;, C. M.
itV4f
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I'm Chamcery Court at Knoxville.
Tennessee.

NO E,Gu6.
Loner Strouse a Co. and others VS.. Simon Bissinget
and wife, ct al.
IT APPEARING FROM THE Bull WHICH is
1 sworn I that the attendants, Meyer. Feldman
Co.. Jew burgur a IloUkstradter, and Kahn a Co..
firms. the members of which reside and do business in
the city of Philadelphia, state of Pennsylvania but
whose ind, idual names unknown, are nou.Tesi-
dents OF the State OF renne ee, it Is ordered that the
defendants above named appear before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville Eer nCssee, on the Sd Monday in
March next 1874 and make defense 20 the bill fl,d in
This cause, or tho sume will be taken TO- confessed.
II Is turthered old red III this notice be published in
the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle Tor four consecutive
wee s. This 4th da, Of February 1874.
true copy. Attest
VI. l., PATTERSON. c. d NJ
u4Tit By. W A. GALBRAIIH, D G. d 81.
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Shcrin"a SnIcs.

DY VIRTUE OF VENDIrIONI EXPONAS
ID issue from the Supreme Court of Errors and APP
peals at Knoxville, Tennessee, and 20 me,irected,
will on SATURDAY, the 7th day Of March, 1874, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock N, and o'clock, N,
in front of the court house in the city of Knoxville
sci for cash in hand to the high So bidder. at puolc
outcrc certain tract parcel of band lying and situ
atedsin the lth civil dstrc OF Knox county, Tonnes
see, containing w ny acres more or less, adjoining
VIM l. Dincan, trter Bowman and Newton Cash
ion Levied on rs the property OF Samuel Duncan'3
heirs, satisfy judi ment in favor Of Isabella ~
Cushiun. Hl2dlw3t V r G0SSETT, Sheriff.
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y COurC az
EeRlElGSSee.
ClissnCeTy
Knoxville,


Crawford W. Hall vs. John W. May.
| Y APPEARING FROM THE BILL WHICH Is
L sworn to, that the defendant, John W. Mays, is
of the State of Tennessee it Is ordered
that the defendant above named appear before the
Chancery Court at Knoxville. Tennessee, on the Sd
Monday in March next. 1874 and make defense to the
bill filed in this cause the will be taken for
cone sed 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle for four
consecutive weeks. Ibis the fth day OF February 1874
true COPY. Attest:
NJ. i. PATTERSON. c. ). NJ
ii4wit by W A. tiALRRaITH d G yu
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Ia the Chancery court at cambridge
Tennessee,

B. NJ Brlnner ct al. executor, &C., vs.. ]. r. Brown
etal
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE COURp
l n t the defendant, Brown, is a non resident
it is ordered ~ he Court nat publication be tor
four succ ssve weeks IN the RnoXv lie Weekly Chron-
icle, not yus Sid dete dants TO appear before the
Ch4ncey Court at Dandri ige before the second
Monday OF July xt, and mako defense 10 complain
ants bill or the will be taken for confessed nd
the cause SCI for h. airing parto TO him
4 true copy OF tn order tai en- IRON the record.
Attest: ID. II, N. BLACKBURN, O. q M.
Feb IL, 1874 vat
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In ChancerY Court at SeYierviIIe

Adam Creswell. Admir- Of Harvey Ranbo decd, We.
J. III Walter and others.
IN THIS CAUS TT APPEARING FROM COM
Lplainan bill which is sworn totha The defend nts
Merida pruke md husband, Gle rye Druke, Margaret
Card and husband Card ara Elias RambO are
non residents of the State Of Tonne &C. that the
ordinary process of law cannot DO served them; il
e therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
that publication be made for four succ ssiye
weeks 10 the I'm Nville Weekly Chronicle
newspaper published in the city of Knoxville State
of Tennessee, notifying said nonresident defendants
and chdrcq and heirs law of any of the above
named R, parties who may be dead whose names and
Gerry Court at aCour to be held ct the Courthouse in
Seyieryue on the Second Monday of April next, and
make defense to sal bill or tho same will be taken
for contessed and the rs to you set for hearing
eN parte, This &Nth day ol January, A. D., 1874,
Auest ID. i. GASS. G. & NJ.
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II any one imagiues. that because the
Grange IL not % political organization. in Il
particular sense, il has no political siguifi
canoe or chat because 10 il confined 10 the
hush an6man twill have no voting streug IA
outside of itself, they viii ere long be uud -
aevrd by VIVA. is called the logic of events.
FrwnI f"c'0urhs
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cattle, Hogs aud Sheen Err sale.

GRADE JERSEY CA-rLE or Ez-Et M.rErvG QU,L,T.rr.
Fifteen cows with calf % imported jersey bull, 80
20 ,U) ,wanty " heies, 30 o. lp; bul calv
$1,000 Pure tfr mir" p-s rom Imported tock,
q ~ NAEtE,
Concord, lean
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In the ChRIcerY Court RC cambridge. JEFF
f"rsOu county, Tennessee.

William Galbraith, Administrator sarah Dick and
othe s.
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF SAID COURT
h IN hi cause, a. the January Term, 1874 tae Mas
ter h, rtby gy,s nnce al OF the creditors Of OF the
ate II Nm Dick, decd that they wust 10 heir
caius proper' authenticated, before the 2Gd Monday
Of July next, OF thty will he for, or barred
b. r. " BLACKBURN, c & NJ,
Feb 2. 1874 LlI.iR
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DY VIRTUE OF Two EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID from the Supreme court Of Errors and Appeals, at
court No 3l99N32 0. jos phi A Cooper. in error Va
Doll 4 Cullen. and hers | WILL on SATURDAY. the
9TH day March 1874 between the hours Uf 10 o'clock
a 80 and 4 o'clock NJ in front Of the curt house
in e city OF knoxville sa for cash in hand 10 the
hig CHEST bidder at public Out2Ty certain or par
eel fla situated an1 lying IN tho l2th:cyil district
O. Knox cou IT, Tennessee ad dining tie lands W,
Y Helms and iGeOrg Kennedy tho firm belonging
10 the heir Of WIN. 3, Smith, deceased, and others.
con aiming one hundred and siSt i've acres M 20 or
lUss with the appui h Cr CunU attached, beln
the same farm he "a JoseIh A. Cooper purchases Of
We Brownlow he 10 day Of SePtember,H lS55.
H. We'd on the properly sepn Copper, 10 SAT
isiy the judgments tho above II toned causes
V. Z. GOoSETT, Sheriff.
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Cllaucery
Court al EamOxVfIle.
'EcpnCSRCG.


q. D SWnrt VS.. T. Sprarue ami Spencer Munson
1T APPEARING FROM IuE uflL WHICH Is
sworn TO that the dcenI1nl j. +. Spwgue is nun-
resident of the state Of Tennessee, 1T is ordered that
the defendant above named appear before the Chan
GER! Court at huoNyI c Tennessee, ON the oniay
in March next 1874, and make dee So TO the bin fled
m tn use or the same win be taken for confessed
To T. further ordered that this notice be publ he'd in
the Knoxville weekly Chronicle for tour consecutive
weeks. This the arh day OF February, 1874.
A true cory. AttesG
". J.. pATTERSON c. & NJ.
iiwit b. W A. 44LPE,rTg. n q 4 A
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ChanCeTy Sale of "a Valuable
Farm,

No. 25hl.
DURHAM TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED BY
j the On merry outt at Knoxville, in the case of
Geo. w. Mahry for the use of o. y. 1emple,ys. W w
and A; W. Mooried, at the September Tern. 1873
viii sell in iron of the Court house door in Knoxville
On oATU kDAE, the 18th day of March. 1874 at ii
o'clock NJ, the tract Of land mentioned and de-
scrihed in the eldngs lying in the civil district Of
Knox county adjoining the lands of Mynatt. Smith.
SeatOn and others.
TERMS:
said land will be sold on u credit of six and twelve
months aud IN bar Of the eh of redemption; taking
from the purchaser notes wit security bearing inter-
est 'um date and retail Ing lien the land.
ifwit NJ. i PATTERSON, G, * M.
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Cnancery Sale of "a Lot In Knox
VILE,

No. 1851.
Pursuant to a decree pronounced by the Chancery
Court AZ Knoxville, Tenn, at the September Term,
lS73 in @ case of o. j. Temple ys Pleasant Cannon
will sell ia iron; Of the Court house door, in Knox
Vile on Sh1U I'D AA She 9TH day ofMaroh 1874 Mt IL
O'Clock A. M, 20 the highest bidder the lot or parcel
Of land mentioned ia the pleadings. known as Lot No.
JOS. on Willow Street. in Temples addition" to East
Knoxville,
TERMS:
Said sale will be de credit Of six months and
in bar OF the Note with good Sc
CURT will be required of the purchaser and lien ro
tanned on the lot as further security.
h4wlt. Nj. H. PATTERSON, C. & NJ.
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DY VIRTUE OP In EXECuTION Issued FROM

DY VIRTUE OF IN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID tn Sup enc Court Of Errors and Appells, ut
SATURDAY the 9TH Jay of March. 1874, between tue
hours of 10 o'clock and O'Clock NJ, sell for cash
10 hand TO the highest bider. al public cutlery. in
front the court house in the city of KNOXVILLE GER
tain lot or parcel of aud belonging to II L, W. My
x OK county Tennessee 10 what y known as Nc,
Goees Addition 10 Knoxville, being lot No. q L 4
fronting 49, ieet the east side Of Akin street and
nnIng bacS IL feet to an alley, together wlth all tho
appurtenances tnereuntp attached, TO satisfy u'g
meut in the Suprem Court Of rrOrs and Appeals AZ
Knox vile in favor Of Clswell Lewis vs.; u. " My
matt and others. V. T, GOSSEFT, sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
mo direct / wlll, on SATURDAY. tho I'm cay Of
March, $ 4 between the hours OF D o'clock n aul
o'clock NJ in front # court house IN he c.ty Of
Knox Vile sci for cal in h. the highest oder
pa G nu or, two certain acts OF parcels Of land
81 ulted aad yi n the l7th clTu III trict ~ Knox
county, enn ssee contl ninE tWb hundred and Lhten
acae more or le 2, one tract belueathe itOF, Arm
lands If Moe Armsuun Jehn Lutlreh aud Others;
one tract knogu AS the j, In Newman tr e., upper
half Of {. o ndF IRE uac I'd OF ms frm,riy
ths Aar n ATmstr, ng tract AID tho VI istGn river
Levi q on as tho nrop rU / r. + Armstrong - salts
ytw,Ju guent- he Cha cer Cur, of c ~
Is. one in Ia or f " 5 Ionuso Ts. Lemgsl StO ,
y others, the 0,horin f-Tcr CfH. " - "a and W,
- Jo1uson. EE, HOSaEPE
nl9sdltH.. Sbaul,
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Having bought for Cash, from Messrs COwan,
McClung & Co., their entire Stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries and Woodenware, we intend in
future to keep a much larger Stock of Goods in
the Grocery line than ever before For cash and
to prompt paying customers, we will sell Goods
in our line for as small profits the same quail
ty has been sold at heretofore. Our Stock Of
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMEYrs-sncos PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
F.ss-Fdn;,S EssnEs; sSHm esH%u
BoAR6ERs wASTED-TwHLTrn pAcE-forrth and
BoAfb anh Hsp "nn5sDoiNc wANrED-rwrlrru PAGE
BusrSEss sisis 'o'PPipRyN 'Go'PPPi%pRryNIrIEs-Y,srn PAGE
S NRAL
CLEsSs sa.sD %ND sALEsMEN-rwrLrru pAou-second col
HsD ssm
~ ond and an ivh n,Ird column.
SSAsaMSE fasfEs1n FAas"F%S fSiH Column
S;oo!uSSThY sSAEhmTsrls1n r.cr-rlnh f COLUMN.
BWSS aSTsS TS s S$SS%o AND vs
es% and
p.ssss ses%n sSnn
FIsANCIAL-NisTn PAGE
E2ssihD E9R KoSHs tSb TO
FXHsd s9f
HELP wANrED-FEMALEs-rwKLr PAcE-rrss
HELP WsSTED M - MALES TWELFTH PAen-Thra
HORSES c1RRIAGEs, ac.-F,nsr PAcr-second third
HoTELs-TwElrrm PAsf:-rifth column
HOUSES. ROOMS &C, WANTED-sEcosD PAcE-Third
81 r.sss.h esamn Column
LOST AND FOCND-FRsr PAGE First column.
MACllINERY--TwR.yra PAGE--Sixth column.
&IIi$aRY SSD kas M SSu pAcx-sx.n
MISC cEIE%SEous ciESIiIE%SS;Eous ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE
MIsCEtIANEOtSs NtjtSss PAcn--1lird column
NGSlGAHSxccSn P4sIT,,!n sO}anT. a,
PERSONAL--FIRsT PAGE--First column.
PEANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C-SMcoNp PAGs-Fourth
column
PRUPDaA i.S--NIrTH PAGE--Sixth coluuin
PROFESSIONAL. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGk-First counu.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RESr-SEcoHp PAGn-Frs. column.
REAL ESTATE no LXCIiANGE-sEcoNp PACE Pirst
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAcp-First column
KEWAHDs-i1Rsr PAGE-fir-t column
SALES Ar AUCTION-NisTn PAGE-E1fth and sixth
columns
SITUATIONS WANTED Observation-Disclosures PAce
and TWELFTH PAcE-Ftrst column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sec-
ond column.
SPECIAL NOTlCLs-FlRsr PAGE-First and second col.
spoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS. &c.-F,nsr pAcr-sccond
column.
THE TRADEs-TwELr1n PAcE-Thrd and fourth col.
THE TQnF-Flnsr rAcr--sccond column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PCRPO5ES-SECoND PAGE
Second column.
TRAvELLFRs' GUIDE--FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNlSuED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS, 10 LET
SHcoHD PACr.Third column.
WANTED 70 PURCHASE-- NINTH PAGE--Sixtb column
WESICHESrLR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FiRsT fAGE-Slxth COL
unn.
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE,
n BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
OF FIVE VALUABLE AND FAST 1RO1TERS AND

A GREAT ASR II 4esahgrs rHNGIS AuSTI5!s, usAT4I5!
rcsosR9w p q TykSbAy AT Ms6Ss ~ 9SIeqy, IS
bErWEsH IL SfSeHN wAvskhEY w % aSP 5lH eSTos FHA6Es.
a SR aAH e T. SHyy y9tk H9SEH
Fast bay Mare Minnie Taylor, sired by Billy Denton,
Sn% s soc ssfs By Me- 4s
l5A hands high and hve years od has never been
bcodIke; has splendid set OF limbs ana feet with
long 3wns in name ana TAIL is weii broken TO all har
she E' s fi us
Fast and stylish sorrel Gciaing, las nanos high. 6
years old; was sired by Young MoIrel and is half
by present owner, and showed on day of purchase 27
e M s n ipis a sn ao oee eack N OF
gale end hne road or track horse can be found
Hanasome ana 'H faa bay dea,nS. Iss high Years
od sired by Rysdyck's Hambletonan; DANA Star mare
py M Sss ns bk e t aaa I All aes
points and one OF the finest horses endurance ever
Middleton i ofaE' ia1k in s % driven en- pS ' Martin IN
Bell; he has and a,niable dspos,t,ou fears moth
60 10 track and show s4 lie is warranted SOUND and
a beautiful and fast blood bay. Geld,ng, l5h hands
hi:n years old was sired by General Knox: dam by
horse can alwaysgo to track ana show from 2o to IS
in harness and pcasanter and aser roadster cannot
driver: makes no mistakes when speeding but
Is pure ana evesaited s honest & ana sure % when in
poses has no superior either on track or road he is
warranted sound, hiud and true, without vice, trick
Also bsautiin fast gray Eo Mare ls1 hands high
in 2S) sure anybody can drive her. she is warranted
wasoa @ason Pony
?sets Of double Harness, sets Of single Harness.
Thomas r. Rng M Esd and viii be sold to HisRest bid.
der without hm NW rSStrSHon ,N 2f reseryation