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Shea et Al, Was hill hlch TO esEhlish ilfIt. 1he
coort ~lnw dttn'r,cd the hill. nnl sn arpehl ras
tskcn. Shea wh. the n~nrr NJ eertSin prop.
etty. which he cnnveJehtn Ei'enarath 70 recnrn
@ .ola Sy vrtnc of ,he % tenst: deed. and came by
rcsne tnnFfyarcea to cnmn1afnant", Their de-
fenre vas TINT Ei.cnlrath conveyed 'hr land 70 one
&. +. ttoyer through wun, It passed TO eunITln,u-
ants, for his tshea'tl lntcreAt. nnli thr Supreme
Couft hrlh that ench claim "as proved, and that
Shea WAS entitled 10 The IanL.
THE nIyER.fDH CASES. = -
Judge Williams was occupied the greater pItt Of
Saturday N settling the deerees In the ao.catlcd
il siIowcl. hu. ihs issdser elstms wers d!ssilowen
.nS r BE- e,s n r tas
GET, .ss tho prcsesrcd ctaln1r to the amount Of
t75. 600 will consume tho grsates part oi tho
DIVORCES.
william Hoffman nled btll Saturday sgn'n't HE
wife sophts, asking fos ds'ores on as.ou"t Vi
her deseftlon.
Joe, and cast!es S.'sfd, r rs'ine1.: a. haywood,
Saturday. Thcir debit, al unsecured, foot po
=, VI: g: Assets nominal Tae1 were sd1ud'e"-
-, l[. ara so.1 D. te.s sastio'.Srs s'od Hnde.
yoantas ssf ia net e9 s ass. ali I'm ssH fa
HPass * ~. Vii. III ss'a,s and saiy
cnec 10 Register sIiboard They were aulsequent-
" s.ljadisaled banktup! BY , The JndEa. sE ,r n
inrs Of tacif petitions will bc given Tomorrow.
auPknioR coCRT IN nRtEv.
IT, 1 IF 81 s wsans &
etcd sfseet. from the Chicago, Alton i vt. Louis
Railroad 10 Archer avtnhe.
Seth {: Hapcoot!, laying .!amases At So. COO.
CharleF u. and FANNY r. llapgond negan suls
H.! n '5sss. c againss Sylvester $. Mann, claiming
The Downef / ncmts nrewing Company brought
, 1877-07-02
THE ST. JOHN FIRF.
An ActrcNa' Experiences.
.SkB Yvrk Tribune,

MB FnrE 3rjbNHE.
Mss Loufsc Pomcroy, In letter from st.
John, received III this city. gives some interest,"
Ing details of her personal experiences during
the recrnt conhagratiop. Sue sayA:
Ooly thiee Of four people VINO wesc guests 1t tho
Victoria llutel saved kEeIf personal property. 1
was among tns fortunate. number u saving my
pus trunks brought down 10 the office, desplte tho
opposislon Of sho CLERK. Who nrKcd that there wa
ho!el. Moteover, house 4 few s.eps oa was
s gS5s ,bs tss u xnd tue 1e o.
ps.t oi y.les i stsekman was instantly atiy
~ * . or ~
The Theatre, who carried tho luggsge tc, farm.
a9ase ou: on The n,srsh road, Two mile. away.
e thu Ametlesn wharf, however, and burned be:
s IL &c s
Or nothing Wa ta1ed A. the Aeadcaly Of Mnslo.
NY bssket rss paeke1 oil really foNths nights per.
eaea was carried along lhe stfeet thas conId send
for ny basket and Soon b ready 1t night to 10 On
e. PC I'd Ell nt lss's " 20
before thsy haye another theatsa In Il. John. It
was dincalt TO decide which war to 20. Tho rcd
lives oi thoss Who did not beat ~ instant fetfeat.
w.sed shtoaEh o. KEs s;,se H. PnePsl
destruction 81 tho entire stsect 10 tho waters
brink. Tho furious flames were roscllng through
Tho lhsldes Of tao baii4ing5; 1t wna aerca aa-
aAn}L and though , sal magnificent sight
When littlo more than half WY to the square tho
falling Of wall appeared imminent and liable 10
cut cd Ill egrrss at tho corner. II was ncCcaahEy
10 for life, with tho hsat poufing threats upon
pne II sysrJ step.'' very. quert feeling creeps
over ono Al such psr!lous moment. It IL bad
enough to dis 1t all and have buautful certainty,
bnt to bo burned to death-oh. mol Auy human
boaug would make good limo undef such circum.
stances. Arriving ,ssfsly II k!Hg's Square, 4
atvuud iiks les. splrlts, eager 70 vltnssA
cur,er. all newly furnished. was going. but, II
anxious for COMPANY in It's misery rnastd the aIs.
hEnnl Acsosh the street to tho bell. tower, which
xrnspeA H. with IAe AssjstaDco " thu wind, md
tcgah 10 cfsckIe md f4mu ~ luatlly ~ tho rtrt.
fFuni tAa the farniturd iu tho aauutu 7.auzht tre
an4 hurltd up. T.
Dld TRINITY Church, tho pet Of tho city for III.
axe and AAaotlat!0ns, burned It 10 tho afternoon
II Wa " ya4r7 Old. Ths special prtdo Of .tu city,
lbs uid cvlt -arms. which was brought from NeE
York Of lsosson by tho ltuyAllstA who founded 81.
john wAA Oh this church, and was sayed by =
pas11oue ateh.an and given Into thu chnrso Of 4
woman for aaio keeping. There WAS great con-
their dhttcss. The venerable clock, which hal
been ~ fAithlui ~ dial for msny Year,. rtotp"1
1t t~o minutes pAst 3, and WAS soon reduced ~
Aahss with the rsst Ut t4i4 anciont landmark.
, 1877-07-02
THE FOURTH.

BARNoH br TIlH REV. c. Il. svEHHaT.
Al Plymouth Congregations! Church. 90 Michigan
aycnue, between Twsnty.ufth aud Twonty. SIKH
ssreeta, tbs 1tsv. C. u. Everest preached . very
eloquent sermon last evening on "Qur NAtional
Anniversary" liz took hls tsxt from First Kings,
eighth chapter, tfiy.seventh verse: "Tho Lord
cur God b With ~ ~ liz was With oar fathers; let
Him not leave US nor forsako u.s." Tho great
temple, saId tbs speaker, WAS completed In
it, gorgeous beauty. finished with costly
materiais, tho richest woods, the aneat
metAsa. etc., and there III ths
"7he Lord orr God be With a. ~ lie was With
ont fathers; Jet Him not leave u AoE forsaka u.s.,
llere We sssnd In the midst Of serenity, u peace
ssf. Essi = 'hsls,o;s -. sdopt a" sse.s wo.s a
\. our owui The htncs. Of these wotls Ia our ca.e
III Ds.t y q. oe y sssn ~ eo%p.r,us our !,sorr With
clu.eiy resemble each other than any other two
aud God has given them reralauency which
aa,: nd r. Il
dis4ta,,lat. When tho Isrselltes wets oppleascd
and dowutroddsn by the Egyptiaus. man roae up
them oat os opprssson aHd bonaass. Wien. aRs. d.
s @ sa Ss q II
It, nation .nto "a hrn.sI union tos
under whose reign marvellous prosperity exiatsd,
So In aut Ssss ~nsn God wanted 10 make th,4
county fEe IN hane ~ well ~ In splt1t lie raised
UP man from This State, who re'sncd 10 wisely
and well until At last liberty aad peace was pro.
claimed In sll The etAtes Ii would 10 but natural
~ rsephe'y good aad pEosperoa. times. Tie na.
tlonal AnnsseEsary lnsutres ons with such thoughts
u Will bs better. however. To CONSIDER the
causes that brought aboHl uns present prosperity.
This Gostrumrht Ma founded by 4 body VI men
whose hief anl primary thought. h4d lifted them
'tiudwuId. Tasy did not Nutk for ambtliea and
sea,'as.s., ~. 4 ~ cause q Gea: Tesy wsts
men Who Knew low u pEay ~ we'll ~ 70 a1vf, and
.Lssst.Ts sss da .ha4 ssll Tat. as.loa
tt'sa on thl. se,s In the Aayuowsr. There wsre
TT @ lol souls .ho came IN that <ship.
tus .hs wondetiul stt. ,hat God
4lys esesyxh<ts. Men were sppoin.sd to oties
only Sow there was great dsugvr Of drifting
froaa lh4t path. Tte question unv asked when !
st!s:" not ~ DO at,ed'", A!4il4bill,y t.. tts
word now and aoi quality, - In those former dav.
Mlsp vonsn went ous .hogping .as, would ..k
Tasy would t*ks sample, houlc aud
This example should bt unlisted in lns selection Ut
lnea tos pablic oh!ces. How little u known .bout
the coloss vi public uleu, wulhst they xEu ttsl
aad how many need washing. Undoubtedly ma.
, 1877-07-02
LIUEIsTY.

SERMON NJ TuH REV. !. N. BARRETT.
Yesterday morning Tho l'ev, 4. N. Barrett,
psstor Of tho Westuinstet PrCsby tosiau Church.
eornas Of Jackson and Peoria otseets, preached q
sermon on "L,bcny," taking bis tsxt from tho
Ata& Ep!atla OF pctst, second chspter, sixteenth
verse; A. free, and not ustng your liborty Tor
closk ot uAltelonsness, but ~ tho servants Of
0od." The sermon. he said. hs had Intended 10
preach tha Sabbath following the Fonsth, bat, 1t
bstng Conmuniou' Day, hs thought it was appto.
priatu that bo should preach before the ualioa'a
lolst anniversary. "upoa liberty, sad what eoa-
stitutcd liberty"
The speaker aald that they should know what
they wcrs talking about when thsr mentioned Lib
cry, which waa made tho cloak for 10 many apusss.
l!a defined what Ltbsrty meant In thu trun SENSE Ut
tho wota by free people was meant self gov.
the human body N a1a,npls OF l'bertY. In order
to retain leailh y WA 1sqaa,ts 70 obey certain
obey social laws: society WIS not voluntary con-.
pasi aau nut tbs re.ul: u certain agreements
soeisty Sas Thug ordained oi uca sst Nh was i
creature 14tanalns r., 10 tas centre of law aud 70:
nxa IT, VI wt r. oy o sess and
Iauagh tArfe wa1 no a1.o,uss li'Hsly for man, It
Wns found thal lAcse law. put down the animal in
anI tpi,ea ths, moIsl. ana enligh,saea s1e!ety.
Ann hAt gained uots than ts had lust By these -.
:,,r,ns .as ossses sa r'.ss,'n' .s.,a rhs mau who
ik IL VA. ~ In ,u.. ~ isit.. W: ny. 'sss ssst
made man a. l,ks unto .Is .,od Liberty only ,grsw
siemsnts II Eept down liz held that ~ s,if.ss.. gs.
s1sAint sided mank!ac, II self-fe.tra.nt and suy.
tlnment wss ptastissa. our municipal government
must " tho more e1s'!y run. Men who would nut
restrain themselves nuat be rest1ained BY law.
This testEalnt was necessary for tho bsoaest iber.
20 keep n'cn ttuu hst4ins swine Or growing ia,,
bastaEfsm: The aulu,al nasale VI u,eu should bo
Fsssss.nss ~ fotes A. men gsex nors tnl.Il.xept
, 1877-07-02
ANCIENT MOWERS,
F"@FFF "S " "fF"
Sfse{dl CQrtSpqndk4sA oJ JAA 1Hfbt

Spsesa! co't'po"dense e5 1h Tribune.
LAnslau, Mich, juno 30.-At recent meet
lug Of tho Eaton Coupty Piouce1 Society, an
inte,a.,Ine a,nr x.s ,e.i Nv Alcyanaer f1,.r.
IN, ~ .,r. :, -, X 1.ss ~s.ss',",, ..'I
sol4, ~ LensM&. ~ s@Sa' hafu fausaeAeu
the Encyclopedia, and searched diligently tho
one hundred yeals OF Amercan proetess, and It
/. NV randil npinion TINT Ersstus Jnre,so1l. n
T,~a N',..h n.,,a. 49, 49, .ha Iar...ss
Ae"n - 'o..A 4sa"so l+s, wa wv ia'on'oF
u uae asss tnowiog'Maehlhe eSef uard IN
AmcrfcA-Anl may VIC not add the Morldi And
tAla salpe Erastus InQeFsoll wa also the first
whi,. man ,,.t ,I.iucI A resi,1an.a r., 1,.,,.
=. "'o n"a toSs .Aa'"ts" ..e1'o >. net'a7
Eatoh Countys ~ Was the ntse W CUT ~ way
westward from Howell, dtstanco OF forty
1ni!es, through len2e and unb1okeu forest, to
n.,tn. md r,~. .l,bn,uh "a dnn,+ .yn.,t ,Itn
~. r,ts. y. ~ 10 ~ s.T !. A1s
Aua I.nA " "o' Aos ~ to" a''
yet pcrlapA No may tell something va
remember about early NOV owtug-Mschlnes,-fof
thsss were two OF thom In our family, and they
had very ltttlo family-resemhlauce. No, wss
very Ample' me ens'hg-"neci oeve', paAfe,
, 1877-07-02

Tho Kcv. Jnhn Abbot French pastor Of the
Fousth Presbyterian Church, corner Of Nush and
Snpc1or streets, preached yesterday morning to q
largo congregation. Ills text waa:
.D ha' 4 ~ :sea H. &C. .ssH :h' earnest Of the
We should fall, ho said, to renlfze the ful mean.
ing Of the Apostle, and God speaking through him,
unleas we looked for moment It tho old custom
In tho transfer Of real estate. In Panrs day,
when mau conveyed field 10 another,
they took certain portion OF Its produce
lltilo grass or a stEaw-snd divided It
into two parts. Ono part was sealed up and buried
In the deld to remain there. The other was gwen
to tho purchaser 10 carry with him - evidence that
he WAS the owner Of the whols aold. Tho moment
. man became Christian hia inheritance was
scaled in Heaven; his nnmo wAs written In the
Look Of Life: tho Kingdom was prepared for him.
names written there. They were revealed to no
man on earth. nor Vas tho tlne when the soul
.hona r. taks potsc.ston' 1 Hat thoaga, Tut "
tho regensate soul the earnest Of that Inheritance
M Nan h had a. M ,t!tle part on'y lo be.r around v,.h
possession there, and through which he mlvht
TO eons1et The earnest Of tho spirit y out heaft4
possible 10 every one Of US, however humble 10
might be. TWAS not An extraordinary manfosta.
s liz 81 5 sss as
years Of Paul and tho grand Words OF our Inrtl and
sa,ios, !tt It w. tho earnest q the spirit that
SSsfh Y T:sosAs 4: MY s$ Ss
ten thi. earnest OF the spirit in thst part Of our
nature where ws could a!ways read IT,
!, j. %, ny e1: soona IT. n.saas d. ri Il. nss4s
and decided, aud intended and TInsd.~the sfbjter,
tho king and ruler Of al. tho rest. God always
written on !he emotional nature. The tsne Chris
tian might have doubt about his emotiona! feeling.
nipsi point. bui ask him II ha ,oyed tae Lord his
God, II hs had givun himsoif 70 do lie will Of
chrlst, ,and he would not have the leaat hesitation
ing: ~ desire TO DO thy will, Q God i That
ds1iro WIS !ho beginning OF the JOY that opened
Wo woro ab'S through thls earnest OF tho spt,,
70 knaw what acavent Ia. 1oA had made q stlo1.
latloa. giving ns pos4caston In Heaven and this
sax !" 9af apd tic sansss w part of
Heaven was rot CITY was Gods face; uot place
Where wa tolded our atn1g, sui dreamed; Il was
senvers os God. Ths rvIeemed should bs Ill serv-
aats, and eefva Him. Its who did Gods will On
earth had toFetaete p that eternal service which
would 10 tho sublime bllss OF tho everlasting tg.
tute. ....
The esrnest Of tho spls,s, In tho words OF tho
nlb'n, wa soHathing preasus. rhs e1pcHoace u
pEesoht, wAa " nothlnx II was not cnpuKh 10
hate tsspset 70, Eslis!on.-so " IL general way
soa & w S'sa hs4e
and practically snaca1ot 10 Do IT,
between whom was gulf dsep - sternity,-thoso
,*hom tho sAsnest o. tho spFtt was leatug upward.
sS see:s who :, 81 st
Friendly a..ocistion 6at shsr lands vsts pssins, =
and they must syOn separate. AZ the Chfisti4ns
Ts.s xakns WY hsy soala "a E9
you not tap4s up AR1 Walk With uATH
, 1877-07-02
APPOINTMENT,

Special Co7rrspoMd<nes u Tia 7sthxn4,
LANSING, Mich, June 8a-Tha Governor has
appointed John J. urAfsoD, Of lonla Warden Of
the uew Aouss Of Correction, II lonia, which
will be completed, and couvcts rucetvsl, before
the Ist OF August. Mr.. Grafton was Assi.tant
Bupssfntenaeat Of tha Detroit, Lanslng s.
Northern Railroad.
, 1877-07-02

This last clause s the ono which found ~ IL
tlo favoF amongst tho uvsInsn.Amcrtcan cilt-
With the Grand Duchyssot l,asirn.
There u no expectation that Prince B!smsfrk
Will entirely Tc!iaqulsh the principle ea,ntalued
10 that clause. bceausoIt tscalculated to pEuvet
thiscountry to escape theF military dnty, remain
hero iye years, md ttlcu return to tlrrtuany to
rcsile there for tho Erat VI theiF lives, claiming
70 Ia American citizens, without fulfilling thetr
tth vi the part Ut our Government to prntect
such fraudulent, mock c!tlzcna in their ull
home, which thry appear to prefer TO tha!r
AL1tted country,
structed Article ~. ot tho trraly In tllu must
liberal manner, and never Applied II to tua4s ftts
haturaltzed German AlNcrhans; and Il ts not to
be apprehendel that tho taerman 1oFernu,rnt
Gle ". Rs would give tho totsa:A natutslizc1
German.AmeHcan legal security against ye1a-
tions, and at the same tinie fully sceurc the OBJ
lert OF the urrmnn uotsrumrut.
1t Is Obvious th4t Article ". IL soleiy aimed
Ut kuGh pesEuuS y llu CnlEsalo without the cnh.
sent Of the German 0uyufnncut tu cyade mill"
taty service, aud who return to GcF1nany 1T an
ase - wh':h they would Yst he liable 10 mEi-
This admitted, tue treaty. should be sineuhed
so q to dl.cEitnAls bcLwetu Germans who be-
como uaturaltk In the UniteA States alter
having elntKratad with tho coAstnt Of their
ho1us Government, and such who expatrIatel
themselves Without having previously obtained
sucL rInseut,' aud without having diseAargei
their political e6lixstious,--a&, Tor INSTANCE,
military acryte to the country Of their birth.
Il person emKratcs with tbs consent VI hIa
Goveru1nsut,-. T., II the social contract u lis~
solved BY mutual eunseut,-the FORMER Govern
ment has MT thu least cialn upon suah PER
son; aud, 4 he returns to his u1igina! country
clothed With the United ststcs ciskepAhlp, it
1ue4 nuk require my treaty stipulation th1t h0
shall Gc considered And treated ~ I atlzEn Of
tLc United btAtcs.
Arslsln ". VI the treaty should, therefore, b
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-18

European neighbor Pera, but which
| would not attempt to describe.
The war is dragging its length
this way; day after day troops con
tinue to arrive. The Bashi Ba-
zouks and Zirbecks in their rags,
and with innumerable knives aud
old pistols stuck in the voluminous
folds of muslin tightly wound
around their waists, come from
Asia Minor. The regular troops
that have been up and whipped the
brave Montenegrins, are coming
here from the Macedonian coast by
steamers, and hurried by rail to the
defense of the Balkans.
There is a small army of report
ers here. The Geneva Gross Asso-
citation is doing noble work here
for the sick and wounded.
/ attended an opera the other
evening, given by an Armenian
troupe. 1t was La Bell Helene.
| had previously heard 1t in French
and Italian, but never in the Turk
ish language before. The Arme-
mans, like the Greeks, speak the
Turkish language as well as theiI
own.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-18

Tho TriR's OF charley Ross Father.
Philadelphia Buileiin.l
The men who brought here, from
Springfield, Ohio, the boy whom they
supposed to be Charley Ross, have taken
him back again with the conviction that
he really is the lost Charley. despite the
denial Of the fact by Mr.. Boss and bis
family. We have no doubt that hun.
dfsds of other persona will hold the same
opinion. This is part Of the heavy
burden of sorrow that has to be borne
6y these afflicted people Not only mast
tfey bear thg 8ngEish and desolation
CONSEQUENT ppop their bsreavemept, but
they must submit 10 be MADE the VICTIMS
Of Spspioion, eelgmpy aRd disappointed
avarice. Every membeT of Mr. Ross
family who saw this latest child declare
that be is not Charley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross, Walter, and others. who in the
very worst event e0nld have no motive
for .disggisinS the truth, all agree 10 re.
pddiat}ng HIM, And YET rge VI tksas
eager strangers, who We're ID basts fo
obtain a large reward, obtained eredenca
from a thodghtloss people, Who relpsed
to bslieye those who alone gan know the
truth
Some OF the newspapers, commenting
upon this occurrence, remark upon Mr..
Boss apparent indifference to the arri.
yql of the boy from springfield. Iudls
ference E9r three Years tbe unhappy
man has suffered all the possibt te yaria-
tions Of suspense. OF ardent hone, Of
h'Gh expectation which has ended in
bitter disappointment. He has had his
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-18

A monk of the Beuedictine Mon
astery at Raygern, between Brunn
and Vienna, is a self-tanght me-
chanician and artist. He has re-
Gently completed mechanical
curiosity in the shape of a self
moving terrestrial globe, which the
Academy describes in detail. A
combination of wheels gives it a
motion similar to that of the earth,
and when once set going it will re-
volve for three weeks. At the
north pole of the axis are dial
plates on which the days and
months are indicated, and over
these is a smaller globe, by means
of which the motion of the earth
around the sun is exhibited. The
large globe sets the smaller one in
motion by the agency of twelve
wheels. The construction of the me
chanism took more than ten years
Of patient application, and was
only completed after numerous ex-
periments. AS regards geographi-
Gal details, the map on the globe is
carefully drawn and shows all the
latest discoveries. The steamer
routes, railway and telegraph lines,
the nights Of mountains and the
depths Of the oceans are all dis
tintcly shown.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-18

interest excited literally in hundreds of
such cases as this. BE has travelled
thousandsbf miles, and spent thousands
of dellars uselessly in pursuing the false
clues offered by such persons as those of
Springfield. BE had the most positive
evidence before this boy came that he
was not his boy; ard when Mr.. Bschtel
persisted in bringing him here. Mr.. Ross
could do nothing but sit still and submit
to fresh annoyance, fresh publicity, fresh
intrusion upon his privacy, by q gaping,
curious crowd. What he deserves is net
more harsh criticism, but larger degree
Of sympathy from his fellow citizens
The road he has travelled since the catas-
tropbe has been longer aud more rugged
than most persons suspect II is hide
Gus outrage for any one to cas-. another
stumbling block in his way.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-18
Monday, OctOber l, 1s77.

the real estate mentioned in said decree, stu
ate in the northwestern part of Shelby county,
and described as follows:
Beginning at a stake IL links east of an
ash "W;" thence north 26 poles to a stake (;
thence north 75o east l7.9 poles to a stake I;
thence north 5ho west 1874 poles 81 links to a
stake; whence east 81 north IL poles 10 links
is gum marked "P NJ" thence west So
soutn 50 poles 2015 links to stake; thence
north 52o west S31s poles to stake on the
north boundary line: thence with said line
west 57' south l3015 poles to a eta ke; whence
IS links is an ash marked "R W." thence
south IL - east. SS115 poles to a stake; whence
west ~ links is q white walnut marked "P !"
thence east Ao north 97H poles TO a stake;
whence west S0o north is an ash IL A !"
thence south 3So east l64A poles to stake +;
whence south S9o east IS links ia a sycamore
"L;" thence east IL o. west 79A poles TO the
beginning-co 130.72 acres, and being
the. same tract Of land conveyed by +. NJ.
Cash TO j. U. Thweatt on LIST day Of January,
1866, By deed Of that date registered in the
kegieter's Off, Of Shelby county, Record
Book No. 81. part !, pages l5S and l4.
Terms of sale-cash. Equity of redemption
barred.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
kOrtrecht IL Craft SnlieitOra l-N
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Love in a Graveyard.

Saratoga letter.
Right near the grave of Chancellor
Walworth sat two of the loveliest lovers
in Saratoga - young, sentimental and
gushing. They have been engaged the
last two weeks. Passing behind the
monument with Mr.. Palmerston, the
venerable old sexton, heard the follow
ing conversation from these melting
lovers, almost too full for utterance. l
give it literally:
Angel petr'
b. What, Charley?
" What awful poetry on the grave.
stones, loveyl
What, sweetie2'
" ] said what dreadful verses on the
grave.stones, darlingP
"Oh, did you-my own2"
Yes, duckey, listenl-
Here lies the wife Of Robert REGULAR;
dc walked the wsys Of God perpendicular"
'0b, myl"
Then came a long pause. He was
holding her hand in one OF his, while the
other whipped his pantaloous leg with a
cane. Then the pause was interrupted
by:
"Oh, swestie"
What, Cbarley2'
Such queer grave-stonesl
Such queer what, darling2'
u said what strange poetry on the
graye-stones
oh. You did, pet2"
Yes, angel, look at that one;
40 years a maiden
year a wife;
2 months o mother,
And that took her life."
"0h, Charley
That is Just what these loving lovers
said.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-18
ll673.l
NONRESIDENT Notice,

In the ChAnoery Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee City Of MemRhis VS., VIM. NJ.
TfABREARiNe FROM THE SHERIFF's
\ return In this cause that the defendants, II.
W. Tucker and ChasH Harrison, are not to be
found in his county; it is therefore ordered
that they mako their appearance herein, at
the court house IN the ely Of Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the Hrst Monday in October, 1871,
and plead, answer or demur to compliments s
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing ex parte; and
that copy Of this order no published once q
week, for four successive weeks, in the Public
Ledger.
This Gath day Of August, 1877,
A copY-Attest:
EpMUNDA COLE, O. and NJ.
By Il, ,. McHENRy. b. @. and M.
5 walker and J W Hampton. Solicitors
for complainant, i575liH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-18
mo. 27O4.l
N0n.Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court of Shelby county, Ten
Eessee Geo. Gillian We. Aglaee Marguerite
P. d. Lsgu,ry etal.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that the defendants, Aglaee
Marguerite P. D. Lagutry and Frances ;. P.
D'Arusmont, are non-residents of the State
they make their appearance herein. al
the Courthouse in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee. on or before the hrst Mon
day in November, 1877. and plead. answer
or demur ta complainant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing ex parte; and that a COPY of
this order be published once week fer four
successive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 5th day Of September, 1877.
copy-Attost:
EDMUND A. COLE, G. and NJ.
By X. j. BLACK, D. @. and M
I. B. Edgington, Sol, for Complainant
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