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New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Dec 4-CAT19 duh. nearly nominal; receipts,
so head shipping 81 50asG 80 others steady shipnents
2.ioO aao.. -.---..
H)0sIAve guot and weak receipts 5000 head prics.
ioc lower; fairly the decline. common 50 75
- choice g bacon 81 50 5 90 packers 80 7O6b 80
gland grades s10S1 lO Philadelphia ~ 26~SI oO
rkpmSApOIIs, Dec 4.-HoGs-Liye dull 81 50 7JaS7 70
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
CVpREMR COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

y or EW.YORE.-CHARLEs W. BERTAtA, plaintiff
against SAMUEL H. Sweet dcenlali-sI Iiinois tct
mo ,oltTact ttOn not s"rl To the ucle
ann. Yoa hereby and required 10 answer the
complaint this action which VIII be hd III me uinrt oi
the Clerk u: the aud County 81 wNOrk al e Ood,
house ork city and 10 serve copy OF NotI
he crnuIaiu on the subscribers at their ohce 40 bi
Wall 81 CITY, within twenty DAYS aIier The service
Of Ills summons yO exclusive OF the day pi such service
aud If vo 'al n answer The Sd complaint within The ine
aforesaid plaintiff in this action viii take yulgicht
AGAINST the Of fOrytwO hundred dnd SlNiyEh
o dollars gold. with interest from the tenth DAY oi NY
hundred and ms live, besides lc
go.ts and this August 20
1873. BENEDiCli lAf ~ IL : 49,,
complaint tins action This day duy alec ~ the
ofr. of ne rfh OF and County Of New lOrk-Sep
tsmber 3 ISIS. BENEDICT. TAFT & BENEDICT
Plaintiffs AZ iOrueys, "a NaLst
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

The following were the sales at the Exchange
Saesroom to-day
.,orv Ohio stone 4oaS SS SS 6o9se Csn it lot on the.
i7hst, 1875 OF Lcxinstonaye, 2oIloO.5; Loo
''"''' BY Il. j. Hqyi,e,,
lOhst 29t II tAys A. 40. John znt9 . SIC 100
Adrian Muller & son Viii oie1 on Taetay Dee & At the
ford Franklin and Atantcyes and adjacent streets in Brook
lots nney located The sale announced AZ absolute
snd without limit.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
,davc. W cor of sith.st sosaIoo' ioasehod Walter
70 ,w Of 9ht a5llox rrcs
lar g29d Ward, Sarah Arnsien and husband to chas
s5shss ~ q ethsye 2559sg Emmcino wv
fSS S hrsOaPa Of Sa 70 Me@ 6Ssni irregular S'
terrain Church. 2l 900
Wardj and wife TO Frank Powelsa.. 1900
2Ico: Thomas Ca,sn ana wife TO jaime, Gallagher 10000
tTssaIaf iliih warJ Leopold Bsrinsof Noses
ST Dryioos ...........'...--- 925o
waId P.rS. Raftor 70 Michael EatleT % ,,,..a,; 500
John PECK and others to VIM Bsrmere 10000
snG VIE lsS 10 Ana St rss oio 1900
SsIICo Josepa Tcbin % Inomss i6 500
ohue and vile to Thomas ........... $4,000
Marfs and wife 10 chris,ania spearing 1000
Haynsn aud wife TO David Frank -. eoOC
usrs Charles i : Home, aud Baker 10000
and wife TO Edward Rsardon 10000
aisf Fro-rick baker Annie = Holmes $4,000
100 (94th ward); Barbara williamson and husband 49,.
iiitSst s. iiono OF 9dnvo eoiioo.ii VIM Sin.
sth a ave- va 4. Of SoS !. saIioo oeo Carr o.0
srS%ss, loo n Of esoerci. . 2SIioo Armour i'O'"
Anderson referee. 70 Erncs. oh and othees... $50
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.,,, ,nsa.a shave. ss.s.es.e: David A. Wa.

s2d.s. l4l.sn OF eth.ave 2s,3ro39; DAVID A. WI q,
hanson and vito 10 Eiizs iiossc. 81
S31 ~ n a 225 n o of Madison ave, 2oxlOO1 Amanoa
Usight and husband N Cbas y Donnell; ., non
I35thst 3OC n of Wilisa ave, 2OrloO US "afnG
Dsnte1 Nc KeDzIe and wife TO Prank Brown
water st. 25xO4 5x Irregular Richard Lewis 70 jas
6Sd.t a s75 n " Of 5thaye, 25kl004 JDo Don 90
nelly ami wife TO fsainb-dCe Clarke-----...-- %
LEAsEs
Nos II and 73 Duane ST. years; Jno Snook 70 'u
el9nge q 20 yve., 18th al years and ii months
Jas Moore 10 Mary DOnDeiI1n a.
No 2s2 7ti.aye years Annie Blorham - fenA Do"-
fofa1Ya j. Y SAVAGE. Deputy Regist
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
RALTlM0RE AND OHIO IN. RA!hRIoAD. 4!

ID THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
If9vs New York Dr-brosses and COrand-st ferries
80 a. m. Daily. except Sundays Washington INnchDulg
tie Southwest, Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago, the
West and Northwest, indianapolis, Louisville, New
Orleans.
2j5 p. m Daily. except SUNDAYS Washington GAINESVILLE
and Newark nna. Louisville luG annapolis, and 81
Louis. ,
S5J p. NJ. Daily Washington; Richmond and the sonth
ynclb1Tg and the -oafhWe through sleoperS Bllti
uiurr Nrw wOtlcanS Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Louisville
indianapolis st. LOUIS, Chicago. the West and North
For through Tickets and general information call at Com
pany Offices .3l and 3lj G0adHay, aud az Ticket Onces loot
81 Desbr1sscs and CDrlndt. St.. - -... . -
ASK Fol: TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO I. X
Pullman cars Jersey city 10 Washington and Sheprfd
Pullman Baltimore 10 Chicago Cincinnati. 81 0uls,Nc
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
- OWNING ami operating the only route 10 CoOpersOwn
sharon Cave BastOn, saratoga, Lake George, and
places Citmplain Aight trans AMI from
New York connect at Albany ani Troy with moTmug trains
dly and midday Trans win evening trains
Tor al the above named places =. MAYO, Gel Pass
A. Y. Oily PII VI. A-s't pre5t
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
CTpRFNF COTRT-CITY and COUNTY of
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nlc
and Saugatuck Railroads Fare II. Steamer BRl DC y
PORT Caharine slip al ii 80 and bridgeport At
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
'"I JUN! M IRnsM TII TI-IILE PlantiT. Attorney.
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTl
ruRYER. KIRKLAND { MccLUisE Pialnif's sAtiOrneys.
N law7WAI
~ Y. SUPREME COURT.-FREDERICK

Z !. SUPKENE VUU KI.-F KtJLT.IV N n
~. RuBIT~CnER PlaiHG. against RI IChAhD JAtOi,
AIGrsTINE " DABI ANEiE "a BAAB&' TIAN1FF:3 NEtF3
t,RDN KRIGHT. and MINNIE SOLOMON, cNecuiIs gi
NATHAN SOLOMON. deceased, l.. r. EAION ana l7lDlfs
FNK DefrnlaLtS-SuuBOus For relief. tom not srtEr)
Ili to b. had City aud County 0l NcwNork 10 We
Deaau.s Al owe named lOu hereby Summoned nd le
Grirs 10 answer complaint in this action which M ue
fci Ia the II the Clek ~ the CITY and Codny O New
York Al The County ~ Hid city ana 10 serve
copg of your answer said complaint on The sbscrp.r
n his 6ffre Ncs and 235 Hr0adSay NeWl ORR Clty
within twenty days after the service oi ms sos on yn
Of ana II Ia 10
me sad coalainf within thr auresa!t the antn IN
Is ac VIII apply Court for the relief demanded III
he ,nmulailt.-Da,ed New York. July /, 1919.
OTTO iURWIIZ, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The romant in this action duly filed with the Clerk ~
the tfy and ounty tie "a day OF October
1875. OTTO HORNilN fldlhth . At'orueJ'
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Y Y. SUPREME COURT.
We TIMOTHY ID. PORTER plaintln.

against
EMILY EVANS individually and admnistatriI of the
goods chatels and credits whereof ISABELLA r. PAIIEN
died possessed, NEWTON EVANS; her husband MAX, MAX,
HOFFMAN,, the said HENRY HOFFMAN,, and ANDREW
Summons for relief
(COm scrvcd)
To defendants Yom are hereby and required
complaint in tins action, which viii be led IN
the Office OF the CLERK Of the CITY and County OF AZ
the County said city, and 10 copy OF
the said complaint the Subscribed ~ ms OF
nee Q Murray ST. Ncw.lork CITY, WITHIN twenty days
OF exclusive OF the DAY
within aforesaid the plaintiff in this acton n apply
10 the Count for tbs relief demanded In the comph-Daed
Nov. -, 1879. - -, =, 49,. ..
H. CROSwFIL TTTTLE, Plaintiffs Attorney
Take the complaint I'm this action was duly hle
Office Of the Clerk OF the city and County of New OK
~ York the 24h day OF NOEenDtr 1872
said County being tlie place OF triaL . ,,.,.- ,..
If. CROsWELL TUTTLE. PlainiiTs Attorney
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-C0UNTY
~ OF NEW.NORk.-EAHNES +. AIMS against VIII
LIAM +. AIMS and otherin pursuance oi An otf oi me
Twenty October ls1J, the undersigned referee
partition. will sell public ancton 10 the highest ddri ~
the Exchange Salesoon No III blgaa"ay s - & oa2
by iuh y Camp auctiOneer the Fifteenth day of Decen
Der 1879 twelve O'Clock the folio wing descfsh prem
All that certain parcel 81 land WIN lr Dh
erected situate lying and beug 0 te hoht
Of New York. bounded aud
as follows Beginning at point on u north
ery Of Fourth street distant one hundred leet arm SIX
a and Fourth street aud running thence horthhad
rae with second avenue through the center OF par wal
parallel with Fourth street fix inchesi th.hce
parallel with second twenty -four f"t lhehce
wesiwary parallel with Fourth street twenty I'VE ieet
thence sOuhwaIdy parallel with second avenue anu
party wall ninctyX feet two and hdl ncIs
10 e street thence eastH arly
along n0rhery side Of Fourth street Wcnl Ohi et a
six inches 10 place OF beg unngDaied Oc0br ~ 1919
AMHERST WIGHT, IT,, Referee.
TURNER. KIRKLAND & MCCLURE Plaintiff Attorneys
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our duh and unchsnged only local
/ quic; ard unchanged. wheat irmer

An. E.i, hsa,r No. 3 While Wabash, 2l. No " lite
Nj iieau y - Amber NJ chgan u ~ Deoenbei 81 G4
Die fla4y, ~ II March, 81 - No 40, "tc 10 i.'d
Winter 81 - NO3 Red IL 0l; Rejected, Doc t0lh IintI
HI sighef High mixed. 1"c DrceinD, gse. NeN siOS'
az January m The 4I lri Low Mixed, yIc Ne"
a. = No NLtr 36c No GIaIe 800; New, jisc. Dam
ns, f9c ias quct steady. CiO ereed steady with a
n4crae demand - IL gS1 - Dressed hogs steady "ith
lrtafs demand al - Receipts last - hOGTElOOoO
bu. Wheat, 81 600 bush C0rE 2 bIs,. Oas shipments
last - hours5,OO bush heat $4,000 BUSH CON- lZOOO
DGsl oats
W.fAS.r1S y. C., Dec. 4.-Spiits Tuipcnline firm AT
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Saturday, Dee. 4. 1878.
The following were the sales at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day
By SfSsie & Garter.
story Ohio stone front house with lot on thcs OF
i7thst l2J It Of Lexington ave, 201lOO0i ...
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

TO te above d0frndants Y0n and each of yOu aTe
hereby summoned and required TO answer the complaint IN
tb action hic this day nled IN HE otceo me
CITY and County Of NcUlOrk al Inc 'ty ffa IN
te New Or aud to serve copy of yol aser
complaint on TIE Subscribers az r olcr
said OF NeNl Wlthlh
twenty days after service Oi this simmons on y1 eAcn
slve f The av 81 such service and fail 10 ans" er the
,aG conpla within the lime aforesaid ire pdhllH III s
viii apply TO the CONT iof the icl,I n'h"n'e 1" ''
complaint Dated New York October l2, lstJ -,,,,,,
WM & \. W. LOWERRE,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
flnantidl.

IlUuUllul.
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
N. bought and sold the old established STOCK anu
BOND HOUSE OF ALBERT H. NICOLAY Co.,
No. AZ Pine-st. ". Y.
GAS STOCKS. - n
VI NEW.YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
of Gas Securities dealt
nby GEO. IL PhhNiIoS xy
HOLDERS of the First Mortgage Bonds OF
the Atlantic and Pacific and Pacific Railroads are
notified that will be received AT PAR IN exchange
Tor the lands (at minimum yauaOn belong gng to these
Companies cation at the Office OF the Atlantic anu ia
~ nv oricr A. l.. DEANE.
Land Commissioner A. and L. r. r. CO.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Real Cslale 90 exchange.

JIO EXCHANGE for farm or country resi-
dence two trte story brick HOUSES In RroOAlyn, 20
minutes from Fulton Ferry hne of two rontes.
rutland q WHITING 5 lseckmsn-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

DHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
i the NEW-JEESEY SOJIuIRN RAILROAD
Fare from YORK TO Philadelphia only 81 %.
Commencing Der. /. 1875.
Leave New YORK tom Pier D. y. r.. foot Of Rectorst
For Philadelphia Vineland, and Toms River 10 q m.
For PhilalrlDia TuCkerton. ard Toms RIVER y. IA.
WM. :. SNEDEN, General Manager
PROVIDENCE AND STONlNGTON ). ). Co.
l. Between NEW-lORk and BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND NARRAGAN
SEr and leave Pier 33 North Rlyer foot or
Jay St, daily except Sundays), at 43O p. M
brough tickets to principal New England points AZ H. X
Depos aud ticket Offices State secured Offices Of
Westcott Express Company, and ~ $40 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE dircct
steamships ELECTRA and GALArEA leave Pier u, ~ H.
foot Of R0busonst daily Except Sunday 81 at p m
Direct communication TO Worcester and points beyond
Freights via ither line taken at lowest rates.
f.. w FUKIys. g.. r. Agt. -. = BABCOCk, President
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Gitp properin 90 frt.


ERENCH FLATS-Very desirbly located
and possessing every Apply At No "a Isl
ODD st.. "a the Jsllor or Janltr'ss.
TNO LET.-FIkNT FLOOR and BASEMENT
IN the highly desirable bGdmR No As Howard a. near
Bruaway terms reasonable good tenant Apply % H. C
PEDDER, 500 Canal-st
FlO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox50,
in nns building facing city Han Park tho reons %Sa
adapted for rs class billiard having high ceiling nne
sit and easy access. Apply TO j. n. wfchofF Co. Il
Park
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
II. p BALDWIN, Gencral Passenger Agent
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

NORTH RIVER AND NEW YORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE, Pier -. n. R.-Steamer ApELPHI
daily at sis p m, landing at Inst fcr onSer'
rarrytown Roe klaud Lake, Hayestraw Ionpkns
Cove and Peekskil Tho ALEXIS at 800 ?. m; landing
at 2ith-st EngewOol, YOn&ers hastings. laryJwn,
Nyacs sing sing, and ayersaw. For particulars inquire
OF r. IA ~. Agent, Pier 81 no Sunday boat
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
y NEW.YOHE, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW-fORk.-
SUPREME COURT OF 7
- NETWORK, CITY AND COUNl
HEI,MAN kOKMANS,
Plaintiff


ISIDOR FALk, INIDDR PERL ana
ROSAIIE his wife, MORRIS l..
HAIH.JACOB COHEN, and VIII
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
Couuirn ,.eaI gsiate for Sale.

HOME and BUSINESS for S6,OOO:-Flne
4 house; modern Improvements ~ sctes oesnuiGi
place handy city near depot, &c BOOhHOUI bEoS,
inrrlrnrs % IDertY- ST.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

NEW-YORk, NEWHANEN AND HART
~ FORD II. R-NEW-YOBk AND NEW HAVEN DL-
VISION.-Wiutcr Arrangements commencing Nov 20 1879.
Passenger station IN NeBlOrk, Grand Central Depot Gu
Forty secOndSt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-15

heroes who fought and conquered before
her gates has fancifully been assigned
the invention Of chess, which is mimic
war. There is one problem extant,
whose authorship is not generally known,
the arrangements Of which is Intended
TO represent the siege of Troy and the
story Of the wooden horse. white
King at K R 3, r at X Kt A, Kt at O 3,
Kt at K 5. Black-K at X R4, Kt at X
K SO The honor of having invented
the game has fallen upon the shoulders
OF Diomed, of Ulysses, with countless
etc, following, aud SO in the far-off here.
after, when three thousand years of the
future shall have rolled back into the
past, when tradition,
Like the worn ivy on the crumbling wall,
shall hang about the dim and half-forgot-
ten truth, some giant war Of the present
time shall darkly fill the memories OF
men even as the war of Troy fills our
memories now, so then perchance some
hoary-headed sage, poring over some
musty and useless book, shall assign
may be TO Bismarck, may be 10 Won
Moltke-the glorious honor of having
invented the noble and war-like game Of
croquet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-15

paris was startled out of its apathy a
few days ago by report that a man had
been shot in the very midst of the Paris
Bourse. The correspondent of the I.op-
don Times says: ut anpaaya that
shortly after 2 o'clock, When business
was ct its height, one M. Legrand. an
engineer, was seen standing upon the
steps OF the Bourse. Grasping a thick
stick, he shortly after went up to M de
Gas, a well known banker, and after
some recriminations had passed between
them, M, Legrand struck the other
severe blows over the back and head
M. de Gas at once drew a revolver from
his pocket, and, while his assailaut aed
bred three consecutive times without
effect, NJ. de Gas, however, started IN
pursuit, and catching gp to the fugitive,
again fired, wognlinG N. Legrand on the
left cheek with two balls, which entered
Just under the eye and passed out close
by the temple. M. de Gas was at once
arrested by the police, and the wounded
man was carried to a chemists shop in
the Rue Feydesu, where his wonnds
were pronounced not dangerous. 1t is
said that the cRuse Of this strange affair
paTtskes more Of domestic than of a
financial nature. For several months
past M. de Gas and Legrand have been
at daggers drawn, and a duel was To
have been fought between them. Of the
three shots which were fred without
reaching M. Legrspd, one broke the
window Of Pivsr's shop. just opposite
the hourse, anotheris said to have lodged
IN the leg of an old commissionnaire,
and the third struck the chest of bank
messenger, who was coming cut Of the
Rue Vivienne, but luekilyats passage
was stopped by Q thick portfolio. AS
ma7 20 Imagined, the greatest excite
ment prevailed in the Place de la
Bourse for something after the affair
and the widest stories were circulated
respecting the two leading characters in
THIS lmEgataptU drama. NJ. de Gas is
Ssid to have acquired the habit Of carry.
ing firearms in bis pocket in America.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-15
-ESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER Is. I875.

stunted in competition with other plants.
Finally his opinion is that, while Ger.
tain maladies do take hold more easily
OF the offspring OF first cousin marriages
the evil has been vastly overrated.
While MIR. Darwin has written an arti.
Gle, Mr. Huth. undeterred by the diff
culties which have beset marriage with
even the deceased wife's sister, has writ
ten book, Marriage Of Near Kin Con
sldered with Respect to the Laws OF
Nations; the Results Of Experience, the
Teachings of Biology" with a view
directly to legislation. In this gentle
mans opinion existing prohibitions are
but relics Of aSceticism. The first part
OF the work is historical. He quotes
Jeremy Taylor, who says the earlier the
times the more liberty there was OF mar
rlage with kin, and passes in review
Egypt, where man might marry his
sister; Persia, where it was honorable
to marry bis mother, and the Isle of
Wight. where man is permitted to
marry his niece. OF the general theory
that the marriages of blood relatives
are injurious, it is his opinion that evils
have been hastily accounted for in that
way because they could not be satisfac.
torily explained otherwise. Mr.. Huth
follows Mr. Darwin's experiments
among plants and the lower animals,
but arrives at different conclusions. The
benefit OF crosses he regards rather as
removing inherited diseases-it is mega.
tive, not positive. In his view there are
no grounds for believing consanguineous
marriages injurious while the tendency
OF restriction on general grounds is hurt
tul, and he insists that it is not advisa-
BILE to extend the prohibition against
marriage beyond the third collateral
degree and to permit all marriages of
affinity except in the direct ascending
and descending lines.
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AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE.
In the Ruins Of the PiHe civ az
Cncuta, I'm the Republic Of Colon

In the Ruins Of tho Fine CI,v n,
Cncuta, I'm the Republic of Colon
From the Bogota Tradicionista,l
The day after this terrible scene noo
pie locked in on all sides. armed with
implements for digging and mules n
carry the plunder away. Merchants who
attempted to find and recover their safes
had to proceed revolver in hand The
plllage OF the ruins went on for five
days, during which time those bandits
sent away some City mule.loads Of the
goods OF the unfortunates that lay buried
uDder the ruins Of what had been the
line city OF Cucuta, in the Republic Of
Colombia. The streets and lanes arnono
the ruins were covered with all kinds NJ
goods and merchandise. In one nlaca
boxes OF wine had been opened the cor.
tents drank, and the bottles scattered
around; IN other places chandeliers
'sllk trimmings, turs and furniture. In
another were TO be seen tins of sardines
salmon, oysters, etc., all in confusion
and all r,ore or less covered with mind
In the midst OF all this there were some
OF the people Of this unfortunate oitv
setting Oft Chinese crackers, drinking
wine, surrounded by dead bodies, and
shouting out, Nov the rich are moor
and the poor rich" All this was hc.
companied with the clamors of the l;v.
ing the groans of the wounded, and The
cries Of those buried alive, who begged
to be helped out from under the ruins Of
their fallen houses. Some pious old wo,
man would come into view with her Ian
tull OF stolen articles, murmuring
" What terrible misfortune" and then
hastened home to count the beads of her
rosary and take an inventory of the val
uables iu her possession. The whole
scene smelt Of the internal regious and
seemed foretaste Of the day Of iudg,
ment. And so passed several days.
those who could, left, and those who
could not, did the best that was possible
under the circumstances. The very aid
sent to the unfortunate the robbers man
aged to share, and little of it fell 10 tbe
lot OF the really deserving. The Chief
OF the National force stationed there
abandoned his post. The Colombian
Guard, as it was called, mutinied, and
after robbing what it could dissolved and
deserted. Even the Alcade took to
Digit aud left the robbers mastera of the
lives and goods of their unfortunate fel.
low citizens. In fne Cucuta Is now
only q name for horrible heap of ruins,
l. a.. i
der them. l- ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-15
RAILROAD THE TABLES.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD,
Arrives. Leavoo.
l.r. r.r. / AZ. r.r.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssRB RR
Arrives. Leaves.

Ticket I' once. asT Main street. corner Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-15
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST %,
" 1875. trains will run as follows:
Arrive. Leave
N. o. Mail, daily ........... ESQ pm. 900 p. m
Express train daily (Sun-
days excepted) IS. .......... $3.50 am. 4:40 pm
Freight and Accommoda-
ton Sundays excepted) 4:30 p m. 4:30 a. IN
Trains on this road make close connection
at Grenada with New Orleans, st. Louis and
Chicago railroad for Canton, jackson, Vicks-
burg. Meridian. New Orleans and Mobile. and
for all points North and South at Memphis
withlconnecting lines for all points North and
East, and with the Memphis and Little Rock
and the West.
Tickets on sale at 2S7 Main street and at the
Depot. NJ. BURKE, Sup't.
JAMES SPEEn. Ticket Agent. 1914
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Popular Rrror Correc,aa.

EoPutNN ErEOF corrected,
1t is an absurd but very common error to
suppose that disordered condition of the
liver can be remedied by simple cathartic.
Such is. however. far from being the case
Cathartics do not touch the liver at all. II il
emily when (as in the case Of Hostetter /
stomach Dittersl the laxative principle Il
combined with tonic and stimulatiye ele.
Tectly acted upon. The Bitters, although suf.
hciently laxative to relieve the bowels mod
erateiy. do not owe their anti-bilious effects
to purgation, merely, but to their power Of
IonIs:ing tne liver from, its inaction and i'm
pelling 1t to secrete and distribute the bile in
sufficient quantities for the purpose Of diees.
tion and evacuation. Its effect upon the
stomach and bowels is such as to ensure the
regular discharge Of the functions named and
prevent abstraction or YitialiOn of the hillary
huid-in other words, to secure entire NJ,
operation with the liver. w