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Stallion for Sale
Notice to CreditOrs.

Notice to Creditors.
TNHlS is to give notice, that the snbscri-
l. bors, of Cecil county, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters Of Administration on the personal
estate of George P. Stewart, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims
Against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the Goth day
of January, 1906; they may otherwise, by
law. be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
the Subscribers. Given under our hands,
this llth day Of January, 1866.
SARAH b. STEWART,
JAMES d. HEADLY,
Administrators of Geo. p. Stewart, decd.
TcAt-CuALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
Feb II, 1S65-6w
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Eofal AGairs.

CoURT.-The February term Of the
Circuit Court for Cecil county will commence
on Monday next. The following are the ju:
rors summoned for the term:
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ivory Handle Dining and Tea Knives
Spoons for sale by E. W STABLES. -
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NO. 4.

NJ. Il
A FARM of 40 Acres prime quality of
Land; 100 acres in cultivation, balance
thriving young Timber; two Mills, one stone,
the other frame; five Tenant Houses, Barn,
Sfabing and other outbuildings. The mills
are well calculated for either merchant work
or country custom, being situated on Mill
Greek, two miles only from navigablc water
at Princpi" Furnace, also a station Of tle
p, W. b. Railroad al the same place
Two public roads lead to and by the mills,
making it one of the best locations in tho
county. There is a head and TAIL of water Of
about hfiy-ene feet. The land is well
adapted to grain growing or will make good
grazing farm. There Is an abundance Of
Fruit on the property Situated two and
ahaf miles from Perryvlle, Cecil county,
Md. Price, ST. 900.
A Tract Of about o. Acres of Land, one
mile west OF the town of Elkton part under
good fencing, and in good state of cultiva-
ton This PROPERTY is beautifully located
for building purposes, commanding n fine
view of the Elk River and surrounding coun-
try for great distance 1t will be sold in
whole or in part, to suit purchasers, on very
reasonable terms
A FARM of 2IO acres; so acres cleared
and in cultivation. balance Woodland. Good
Frame Dwelling Honse. new Barn, Wagon
House and Granary, with all necessary out
buildings; fencing in good order. This
Farm is about 6 miles northwest of Elkton,
and 3 miles from North East. Will be sold
cheap.
WI have other Farms, ranging from 100
to 300 acres; with Houses, and Lots in the
town OF ElktOD, for sale. All of which will
be shown by DANIEL BRATTON,
Real Estate Agent,
Feb 4, 1865. Elkton, Md.
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CENTRAL Hon ScHooL.-We tool
of Cecil 2GO

OENIhAL mum EChOOL.-Ne CUOk
occasion, few days since, to call upon our
friend, the teacher and principal of the High
School of Cecil county, situated at this place,
and were much pleased with the cordially
and warmth of our reception.
On entering the room, the principal intro
duced us to the school, when each pupil
very respectfully and gently arose in token of
our welcome, which assured us there were
moral and intellectual principles and refine
ment simultaneously developing.
Our visit very favorably impressed us with
the school, which we certainly wish much
success in large and liberal patronage.
The books for the regular scholastic course,
as we are informed, have arrived, and will
be introduced into the hands of the pupils,
ut the opening of the next querter, (3d)
Thursday, February 18th.
An effort Certainly very commendable
one) is being put forth in the school, by, and
with the consent and assistance of the Board,
to purchase and appropriate apparatus for
illustrating the principles of philosophy,
chemistry, and mathematics, that students
may acquire practical and useful, as well
as a theoretical knowledge of the applica-
ton of these principles. To this end com.
mittees will be appointed to solicit contribu.
tons; and our friends and neighbors inter-
ested in the cause of education-and more
particularly that of our own chldren-wll,
we think, cheerfully meet these committees
with liberal assistance.
The next quarter will commence on the
10th, without any intervening vacation.
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A A. MEXICAN GUANO of choice
"A. quality, and PllOsPHATEs, fer sale
by 300 - JOHN PARTRIDGE,
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n. BE. J. BUCKLEY will sell HOUSE.
HOLD AND ElTCHEN FURNITURE, at
the same time and place.
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l.. W. Thomas,
Jesse X. CoulIon,
ohio Nowland,
q. I. Cnrrier,
.k,sliau jackson,
Il. Is. Goodyear.
W. q. Is. Knight,
VIM. NJ. Reed,
Moses X Person,
John Markee.
Vim. Lindsay,
James Houck,
Geo. W. Wells,
Joseph Lort.
Vim. Kcnnard,
John A. Ruttcr.
Sutton Scarborough,
VIM. 4. Warburton,
William Bricklct,
Ellis q. Chan,,lee,
Levi Hall,
VIM. Cameron,
q. W. Oldham,
Barclay Reynolds,
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Joseph IT. Lincoln,
$. NJ. G. Nesbitt,
X. NJ. Brown,
I. G. Bond,
Vim. p. CoulsOn,
Eli Cosgrove.
John Reyburn,
David Scott,
J. W. Shippers,
Lamuel ID. Mofiitt,
Samuel Burns, Jr.,
James johnson.
Hugh +. Scarborough,
James W. Morgan,
Randolph Bye,
+. 4. Fanzant,
Isaac \. Pyle.
Henry Reynolds. Jr.,
Charles Riley,
Vim. X. Citing,
Perry Is. Pennington.
Vim. X. freeman,
Vim. II. Emerson,
John b Wilson.
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NEW Mackcrel, Herring and Goldfish .
IN largo lot just received and for sale by
feb y, 1864 WV. McCLELLAND.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED at 4.
~ Drcnnen's old stand Dried Peaches.
Dried Apples, Beans, and Potatoes. High
est market price paid by ,..
Feb II, 1865 DE. BURTON,
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Cash, Papers and Prisoners.

Al dark lssi night the train from Chattalosssa 81
syed having o. board the kSsS:x Of State
Raok said 70 amount Ss50 600 IN coin BESIDE Stats
srd .hs rspars OF rebel AdJulsnt Generals oace oi
Tsansssss The latter we're ohtsiasd by means Of
information gwen by Begrocs. L Is sIPecied that
AZ zrzzaiAaion Of their contents win threw con
..dsrable light cn the proceedings Of Harris and
bh clique who engineered Tennesses into The hAnds
a thsir hrothe7 traitors The asssis, archives and
nsps-s vors 10 remain 81 the depot daring the
aitht Ia care OF 8 guard under CAptaia Craven, oi
.hs q Iowa mounted infantry, znd % Be taken te
tss CapiGol and given up 20 the othcials conmis'
sIons5 70 receive them St o'clock this morning
There weraAlso on the traia Howell Cobb the
,shsI ss.rsssry Nsiiorv. aud Senator Hill Of Gsor.
rls. The rebel officials Of Tennessee, Ray, Dunlap
"a Basla we're also hzopght prisonsrs the whole
bsing il charge Of Captain GilPin, ID Iowa es7Al'
~ The State priscnsrs we're 20 r0Hsin in military
.ustoiy last Eight--RashgiNs Union
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Knoxville, Tennessee, June ?, 1895.
Brute Kirby Smith.

Tiss resi- character af this creature may b gath
cred from he following or5ers issued BY HE SOM
nszd In EAst Tennessee;
HNArsa rs DKPARFMENT k4sT TENN,,(
oRce Provost Marshal, April q, 1854 {
r, tks Djsa gc,faf PesDl1 Of Eest Tsnsessee:
TIE undersigned, in executing martial lsw in his
Dsrsrtmsnl HssuTes those Interested, who have nea
"a tas sneuy's lanss, and who are sctaAlly 10 the
a~uv, that he viii welcome their return % their
kouies and families; they are oHered amnesty and
prosassSa Il they come 20 lay down their arTas aud
se ss loyal citizens, within thirty days gvo1 theHi
bv Major General Z. Kirby Smith 10 doso. At toe
saa q thai time those filling 70 return Il their
hanaes ana accept tie amnesty thas offered and pro
ids for Aad prosset their wives and children IN ksst
Tennessee VIII have them sent 70 their care IN Ken
acky OF beyond the Confederate States ines 81 their
owa expense Al that leaves shs- this dAie, With q
krowlesge Of the above facts their families viii be
sont Immediately afer them The women and chill
dss1 uzs bs taken care q By husbands and fathers,
sithsF in East Tennessee or in the Lincoln Govern
msnt- W, " CHCRcHwELLs
Colonel and Provost Marshal
We nov present special instance or the opers-
lozs Of this aholi1al order. which sgnaliy illus
traAss i.s more thar savage inhumanity.
HEApS Es DEFARTNESI EAsT TEES-, /
Once Provost Marshal April q, 1852. I
Ms Naysszrd KvoariIis:
AApAx: By order OF Major General Z. Kirby
smith / am directed respectfully - require that
yourself and family psss beyond the Confederate
States lines IL IS Aburs from this dste
Passports vii Be granted yoa a. this ofhce
Very respectfully,
Nm. CHURcHwELL
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
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LEaTT.-Leaity 70 prominent traitors Il unPar-
aoaabls hsTshness 70 the mass 0f people Who were
inveiRlad into the damaable Southern rebellion II
= ss 4 tbs shepherd should put the eaptared wolf
back into he fold 70 destroy his sheep. Harris,
Hsnry, Barrow sad their eohfsderates sinned viii
fully and iHlelige1tly and they have conscience
% prevent ihsIn from committing any ether crime
which nay promise them success Therefore ls. the
Government beware Of showing lsAity 70 the rebel
Leaders We believe with Andrew Johnson, that
aErsasoa sst Be made odious and traitors punished
and impoverished The punishment Of the rebel
leaders win be approved by the rebelliogs masses
themselves, who have been misied and rRinod by
those leaders They Eill not become indignant st
he disgfaes and death Of the impostsrs who s,agh
70 destroy thsiT peace and happiness; on the con-
t.sry, they win ezult At the just retribution--
Strike down the tall poppies Lst the leaders Of
The rebellion terribly eEpatiaie their atrocieus Of
fsnss either By e1ile dungeon or scaiioid The
masses We viii freely heartily, cheerfay cordially,
f asy desire 10 Be forgiven AID dePort thenaselYes
90 as 70 merit pardon. No one mistake has done 20
zrsyioas injury - the National cause tee punish
nsa. Of petty rebels, aR1 the comparative imnani-
- u rebels whose social position Mss thought 70
make their persons too sacred 70 be imprisoned II
fs.gn's cell -Kcs}ssiye Press and Tgses.
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Ir has been i1dicially proved and is not deuisd
but o. the contrary i Is admitted, thai the Libby
prison, when Col Dalghrsn was advancing upon
Richzaond, Nas mined, ready % Be blown up with
Al !s tssassds of Federal prisoners in the event Of
sc FS1srbl IoFeos getting into the city Lieutenant
Bartlett who Esa II LIBBY ia SepteHlbsf, 1858, and
and u DecsnJer lsst, tsstiGez that be knew the
dreadful fa;s from bis oSn personal obssrystion.-
Thus deed Wss conssDplslsd aud prepared for, IN
equalled in horror BY any other that blacksns in
history And Of c0arse The high rebel fgptioparjes
81 kiehmond knew al about the internal powder
plot.
Nov viii any oas say thGl these high rebel fIps,.
aonaflea. who favored the instantaneous nass.rvs
Il Thousands Of helpless and innocent prsoasfs Ia
lsss Federal fsr0s should get into the rebel capital
sEd who gave cogBtsnaace 10 plot for having all
Ice great cities Of tie URitsd Ststes burned down
y secret Agsnts, and VINO according 70 every "a
aOaal presumption, favored and promoted the hell
baIH schsuas cf DR.. Baekburn, e sow the seeds oi
yellow fever and smallpox broadcast throughout
tAs Federal StAtss-sil any one, We ask, cay that
sisaA iGiscaonaries Whit too good % have gct
gp conspiracy foT lie assassination 81 President
LineoiH, his Cabinet and his Geaerhls2 viii 1t be
coaisnaSd that TIE authors and promoters Of the
greater crimes are incapable gf The less
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No ?92J
United States Of America District of East
FanuaasAa

M HEKEAs an information was hlsd In the District
w Court of lbs UBltsd States for tbs Eastern District
d IsGAssses a Knoxville, on the 2stb day u april,
isos by q W Hail. Rss. Attorney Of The United States
lea against oha Tract sf Lan IN the eth ss sssss Of
kBos county, joSiRg thS aads of Jshn D. c6hnse and
siasTs SEIZED the property af john staaeciphsr,
snd against au peFaoRs aHfally niaFgsnlBx K their
Interests thsEeR, alleging thai ssia tract u Issa had
tsen hsTstefors sei4sa by keEs9as Agsa IS forfeited 20
As United States fof In said Information set forth
aud aFagred 70 be true AID praying cor the usual proesss
unIsr lbs ssai Of ssa Court b me directed hsssby
give publie BSdes ell pssssEs eOaesFHsd IN ntsFsst
Il said tract Of land .e appear before saa cert 81 tbs
Court Hoass 80 Ea9xYle aforesaid, the zTh asy Of
KsyeHber, 1885, al 10 ooissk A.. r., shea kRa thers
30 iHtUr,oss their eans aud faaks fheIr aIAFstsops
g. NsDAkakI.
H A Hdsstai Hfa II TeRn.
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No. 2sll
United States Of America - District Of East
TannesseR


ITuBREAs, An information hlsd In ths District
w Court q the United States for the Eastern District
of Tennessee, Knoxville, The 34Ih day Of April,
1885, By c. ". Han, Eel, Attorney Of ths Uatsd States
or SAID District behalf Of the United States of Amer
ca against Two Lots Of Land Of which lies in the
I7h eiy district Of Jefferson county, the East Ten
nsssse and ViFgihs Railroad and Mn street, joinisg
Henry CSan ho other lot lies IN The II h civil district
Of jefferson cOHnty Main street u MsrristoSp, on
the Z. 7. Va Il. R. joining Robert Owens, seized
the property Of Robert Eos, and agsns all persons law
ad as of lAnd had been heretofore seized by Revenue
Agents 81 forfeited 10 tbs Upitsd States for IN said
iulslnaon faFth aud AVeTTsd to be trRs and praying
fsF the usual process and monon Now therefore, sur
saaBt to ths onton under the seal Of said Court 70
directed hereby give pabie hsties TO a persons
ssFnsd ia nsfes ia saia lots sf land 70 spPesr be-
fore asid Court a the c9ar House in Knoxville afeFe.
said on The 27th day Of November, 1885, 81 10 o'clock
A. ~ then and there iatsrp0ss their elaiHs and make
their allegations, Is. MCDANIEL,
t. s. HarsAaL Diet e. TeHA.
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United States Of America - District of East
Tenuossee

WHEREAS, An information was Rled ia toe District
w Court Of the United States for the EAseTn District
Of Tennessee Knoxville she 2lth day Of April,
1885, by C. W. Hail. Esy, Attorney Of the United States
Tor said District behalf Of the UDited States Of Amer
lea against 0aU Lot Of LaHd IN Jefferson county the
Main OF MsEist0Ba Joining The lands Of james
B. Mooy, seized The property Of Carter Evans, and
agaHs s persons lawfully Intervening for their interests
sbsrsn alleging tat said tract of land had been here
otoTs sess by RsEssae yent feFesa 20 The United
States fJF causes Ia said Information set forth and aver
Fed 70 be s and praying for ths ussa process and
nitou Noe, fkspsfofs, parsHan 60 the nontion, under
the sesl Of sail Court dTsossd hereby give pub
tic notice 30 al persons concerned 10 interest In said tract
u land 10 aPPsar before said Court at tbs Court Hoass
Knoxville aforesaid, the z7h day sf HoRsrbsf
At 10 oeiock, ~, then aud there 70 intsrpose their
claims and make their allegations.
3. MCDANIEL,
L. = Narskal D,ss A. Team
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mo. 2sa.1
United States Of America District Of East
TenneSsee

IUHEREAS, An intoEmation sss sls3 IN the District
" CeaF ef tie United States f1E the Eastern District
OF TsBnessoc 81 kna1yilla, the z4Ih day IL April
1885, BY G. W. HaH Esg. Attorney Of the Cuisd Sstss
for sAd District bshsf Of the Usite9 States Of Anef
toa sgsinsi ons TFScl af Lsad Ia he 18th sFu dsi
q SsGtrsoB eoaufy, on whieA tasTs tRa BRICK soase
ssd sSstainBg eve ssFss % sss The lands
of HsaEy cosHts, J. MssAs, c. II. WsFtS aud others
also Nil Tract and Mil, 10 the LIST siEii dstTiet Of
Grangsf county joining the Lands Of CaGTies Smith saa
David Noes saa othsEs containing 9ee acres sise bali
Hoaze and L., IA MeTIslaER Main aud
Cumberland Gap and ChArissssa Railroad ssEsi the
property Of Thomas w. T0Tsy, snd against al psrs0
asay ihtsrvszIag for hsf stsTssis tbsESiRs alleging
that said property bad bevn hsrefore sstsd BY heFSnue
Agents forfeited the United States FOR 10 saa
insrma0n forth and AYVTTsd 20 be Fun and pTsyinK
fgr the asaal proesSs aAd moptob Ncs lhsFafore pur
susnt 20 the onitioB, under The sea- Of said Court
drscted hereby EiTs Pube aetice to all PerE0Bs
esEBsd ia Bis in said pFoPsrty 70 appear before aid
cesr the Court HoBse IN Knoxville Aforesaid, the
9Th day u SoYsnber 1885, ST 10 oelcok then sud
there ontsrposs their elFims and make their Aegatouf
B. MCDANIEL,
G. e Marshal, Diet. e. TsHa.
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Unisei stases Of Amefiea District o. East
ekSneNeee.

NHTUEgnAs An ssfotnasisu sas hlsi O. The District
w Court az TIE Hilsd States fF the Kassp District
of Teunesses 1t Knp1yills the 24th day Of April,
1885 hy C. w. Hail. Esg, Attorney Of the United sxtss
fer sia District behalf Of tie United States ef Amer
iea against ens Tract og Land IN che 81 civil district u
MsiEs cosnty, joining TIC lands sf EeaA oato, James
Lisrd anA James caay rezs3 The property If Wm.
" LlaFA saa sgaiasi all PsrseRs lawfully intervening
gor their interests therein alleging thai said ras u laz3
bad been hsrvsoare seized by RsVeRus Agents - forfeit
Cd ths United States E ia said sarmaon sat
forth and avErea 70 Be Ras and nrsgssg far The usual
prccss ssd mention Nov, heFeiere, pursuant 10 the
SaItos, unor tAs ssal Of said Court 70 ns directed
hereby give puhHs notice TO au persons e0aserned in
iasTest il said Tract Of LAID esppees hsfogs said Court
81 the Court Hsaze N KasxVie tbe 9Th day Of No
sebeg lSs5, ct 10 eelSek NJ then and there g isss-
rose their elaine and mnke thels allsEAtioBs.
B. MeDANNEL,
CR Nays4aI Diet r. Teas.
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United States Of America - District Of kasl
TfnneaseA

NYYHkREAs. Al tnfefsnAtoa wAs hisa IN tss nissfs,
w Csasi et 1he tinted tatss for The ksstsfn pists'
u fennsssse at KsuxvIls, The atta sas 81 AlFtt
isbs By c. W. Haii, ESQ, Attorney Of TIE VHse ststes
lea aRaIass One Tract Of LAnd 10 Aslgt euraty einns
ae lands aF Jehn T6E JoseFh MeKertls asd k.eeft Ar
len seitsA as tAs pFspey es W. Mekents ass sEains'
s psrsoat lawfully nisryseshg fer thsr interval.
seitsa BY keTenas Agents ~ isffsissd 70 the hleo
States Ter eaases N said iafeF@sen set taFts sae
red 70 be tue and praying for The usaa process ana G
nstiva Nes therefore pnysaaht V tee MshnaI -
,As ei AZ ala Ssri d ne directed hereby give pae
lie notice 70 al pesssns concerned p hsesest ie sa5
81 iapa 70 aepesr beoFe sad Court al hs ceari hoase
IN RuoEvIlie Aforesaid The ffth dsy OF Ne{eaesI
1895, 81 10 o'elcek. a. ~ ihes sna 'As's
tkslr claims aud make their allegations.
B. MsDANNkls
a. y afarsias. DSs,. r. TesEs
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u LiIE-bosG FgLLo8s1gIf.---Iba gEiieens aud
usa u GeRsHsl kiiPsirieks cavalry command held
3 l8esting and passed resolutions N the evening
ihht they e1peeted 70 b ordered 10 march with her-
,HAn's army 70 hieans1d aud thence home. They
boBd u fellowship tie same 10 last daring their
hses They adopted resolutions binding themselves
70 extend The hand II fellowship, and render every
assistance 10 thsiE power ia any and every land %
any member Of the league. badge was adopted
- nEscahg TIE battle Gag under which they fought
Nunz ~
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SHRRIFF'S SALE,

I WILL SELL AT THE CouRr HorsE
a0oF in Kasxvs toe ifb say - Jass 1885, F essA
eas frae. Of Lad bsteBgsE 10 5sss ssBss sk dis
tset e Knox cnunty Containing s sajohiag ands
Of s vdsu HoSe Gavin Mage: and stssrs ase o1s oths1
eshpsiBg As heBeR, "a ths ieih Knek
eoahty ed niRS The lands Of PeytaR Carter ja0ss oE and
eshsr cot tain5s slt sesss ieas Beh SAID
levied % sa;iy az czseaiion IN favor of Va Pssy issasd
H1syiiI- J6HS GINS, D. Sheriff
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NOTICE

A IL PERSONS having claims .gsinst The estate of
IA Iesse X, Blackburn, dee'd of MnMian eounly
Tsnn, by account hereby notified 70 present
them 10 early possible that their validity msy
be examined and arrGngSmens made tor their payment
Al persons indebted the estate are also nOthed .
come f'rvsrd at once, ARd make pas usnt.
mAyiIfa r. g, BLACKBURN, Adu'r.
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ATTACHMENT.

Perry Cate W Johu anI Edward DougtAsz,
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
sAys dsfeadaRts Asbssa him aha ahsSeaa
The ordinary process o lAs Dc served The
ubtensd original akshprHt ths estAs, ads
tuFsabe bsgore J. a. Caldwell. Jastl1s The f5f
ssEeF soaBty aud The kAFag hse ssied tbs pre-
psrtys ordered by said Jasss Chat hs dssBaaaia apss
bsssFs hfa ueaee IN seFieT eoguy hs s0th Ass
ossebsf lsa The villa oOnssss5
for hesSisE Il farther eT4sfsd thst aotss Ne
Published Tor haf Faesstsiys Nesks 10 Brespiess Wig
mfsi-ts pc q. CALDWELL p.
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NE. sss,)
United States of America - District Of Eaat
TRHneRaae.

"HEKEAS, 40 information Sled Ia the District
w Court of che DATED States Cor the Eastern DistFst
ef Tennessee, az knoxEillo the a4th day Of APg1,
tsSS by c. W Hail Esq Attegasy af the United States
Tor said District tsha VI the United States Of amer
ss ssHlust 0He Tract sf Land 10 the I'd civil district ol
Knox eosssy, containing II acres joining The lands Of
Brsuner saa ". II, BFsnne1s heirs. Aua formerly
H. Pa1ham, and against al persons lawfully iutsryshiHE
Tor their Interest therein, alleging hat said tract II iasa
had bSsa heretofore ssted forfeited b the Unsa
STATES fer In said Information set forth and aFsTVd
70 10 true, sd Prsyg er the usual PEocoss and non
uOa New shSTefore pursuant 20 the mouioB under the
sal VI said Court directed, hereby give pGhic
notice 70 ell persons concerned IL interest n said o
lana % appear before said Court the Court HUsss 10
KueN wills Aforesaid On the zTth day u November 1895.
10 o'clock, ~, then and there intssposs thsr
claims and msks tJeif allesatioaE
B. MCDANIEL,
L. 4 HarsAa{ EEFl y Tsas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY WHITE or A DIED or rRCsr, e1seatsd by D. l.
ID PasnsF fer bs esRsA uf W. sanford, WI tell 81 h
CeaFt sass deoF Ia Knoxville hs ga dag Jane s
cash in hAad, Whsss Ihs s4ahy rsdsttos, tbs let
which =. Palmer formerly lived he vest side Of Broad
street. the city Of Eno1vle Said 1t moHsg 100 fss
hFesa s,ssst, ruHalhg back 200 fsss % ptis slCy
nagsius n }. SANFORD. Trustee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-07
nRsIRARLR rARM ZOE SALE.

TUE FARM KEaHN AS THE PANUTEH FARM
N Ae llth eiyil district e knox county, Pna adieiuins
hesFsl i%rms Fer particulars, spply 10 BARGER LEE,
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