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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Reconstruction OF the Levee-Apprehen-
sions OF Negro Instructions I'm North-
ern LOuisiana-Rcstricti0 ON tho
Transfer and Sale OF Real Estate Re-
moved, SC.
New ORLEANS, Oct 10, 1885,
Governor Wells has issued proclamation calling for
proposals reconstruct the evee at the expense Of the
State. H.0
petition has been received by Governor Wells
from the citizens Of Northern Louisiana asking him to
take steps prevent threatened negro instructions in
that section or two negro regiments raised by
Banks was disbanded yesterday and the other this
week. Is said that these regiments retain their orga-
nization, Notwithstanding their disbandment.
General Fullerton has Issued circular dong away
with vi restrictions the transfer Gale Of real estate
and advising the parties 70 first ascertain whether the
property Ia not under lien possession OF the Bureau
OF Abandoned and Connscated Property It's stated that
he intends In few days making large restoration Of
property.
Cotton unsettled Sales 600 bales mddlng, at 54c.
Sugar firm; prime Louisiana, ike. Frcish,s to New
York cotton) by steam, 2'<d sail, I'D Bank checks
on New York, per cent discount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21
Passage Of an Ordinance Preventing Future
Legislatures from Assuming or Paying
Any Debt Created for the Prosecu-
tion Of the Rebellion.
SPICY DEBATE IN THE CONVENTION,
A North Carolina Union Soldier Speaks
Out in Meeting.

RALEIGH, N. C., Oct 20, 1895.
The State Convention adjourned last night assemble
again on the fourth Monday Of May.
An ordinance passed preventing any future Legs
laure assuming paying any debt created directly
indirectly for the prosecution Of the rebellion This
triumph for Governor Holden and the loyal element
The copperheads and enemies Of the favored
the assumption OF the rebel State debt
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20, 1855.
The Raleigh papers Of yesterday publish telegram
from the President to Governor Holden declaring that
every dollar Of the debt created to aid the rebellion
should be repudiaed finally and forever and expressing
the hope that the people Of North Carolina will wash
their hands OF everything that partakcs in the slightest
degree Of the rebellion recently crushed by the strong
arm Of the government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21
The Trial OF Ethcridge Closed.

CAIRO, Oct 20 1865.
The trial OF Emerson Etheridge closed yesterday. The
accused submitted his without argument and Is
6dcnt Of acquttai except the unmporant charge
which he pleaded guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

O0s' - 1o0os
The steamship Clrcassian, Cuvendy, from Bremen for
New York. with six hundred and Atty passengers and
four hundred and fifty tous Of freight ashore at Rocky
Bay, Arichat, Cape Breton. The vessel lies
sandy beach. She had sprung aleak and the captain
was obliged 70 run her ashore to save her The
up TO her crate BARR
The passengers and cargo wore saved. The merican
Consul here has arranged through Messrs Cunard to
have the Delta, the passage from st. Johns to
Sydney, proceed Immediately 70 render assistance Al
the request Of the Consul, Admiral hope will also dos
patch Her MJestys ship Royaist early In the morning
for the same purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21
A stage Coach Attacked ny Robbers I'm
Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Oct 20 1855
The stage coach tho way to Lebanon, Tenn, on
Wednesday, attacked by highwaymen. Several
shots were fred. but damage done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21
THE RESCUE.

They immediately began 70 wave the white handker
chief 70 attract the attention OF vessel and tho cap
tain noticing ~ directed his course towards the
WRECK, bearing mp near a. the rough sea would per
nit Tho boats then lowered and soon reached the
wreck, and secured them from impending death. They
we're then transferred 70 the William T. Anderson from
fthe boat they offered their most sincere thanks 70
sher pressrvers-Csptsin Pierce, who did an In his
vow6 n Rnd6 thsn - cpwtpre9D ~ pppible OWNS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-21

The lost are a. follows: Captain Beresford Mr. r D.
stewart Mr. Christie Dcmerara; Mr.. Lionel Parks from
Barbados Mr. Rowlcy, from the Steady, and two boat
men. The saved Mr. " smith, Mr. Paris NJ. Skeete,
Barbados: Mr.. 0i1srd NJ. Prsssrya NJ. Scok hS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-20
Opinions Of the Press.

Th"N instruments are uequa!sd fo. beau,y, ssse 81
duraiiity.--N i!ERAlb. go -. s7
Tacy are without doubt superior 70 oil oihsrs aads Il,
this coantry.-N. Y. T, iBuxI ~ WIZ F'
Every Item constituting the Piano Forte can hs fouad
in these instruments. N. Y. TINES. E7'' -
Their splendid exterior and careful interior Anlxh ~
Observation-Disclosures TRIBUNE. J. y. .
Their tone and touch superorto snyth!ns W have
.een'--WAsHINGToN ISrELLloEScEx. -#~ . q -
We can recommend them to all oyr frends.-N. I. Ms
sCAL REvIEw. = tt.1 e Z -
The regn alton Of these Instruments 10 truly admirable.
-CiNcISN,rr GAZETTE. y ."1E"% wv
They combine with rich and powerful tone, the NJ
most strength and power-N. T. LEDsER. *
We advise all renders, wishing Piano Forte 10
Of these superb and popular
TON JOURNAL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-20
nen Oregon ph;a I';a';~


on not was the cool r'py
docs it resemble your writing:
Yes. sir. / think It don't" 3D.
YOU swear that it don't ros'mN
your "ri;,ngr "Wcll, | Il Ole
head" You take your so''"'
cath that this writing does noc Il
semblc yours in a single letter:
"Y.e.a. Sir" "Now. how 10 70:
know" "Iause ! cant write.
Tnz AMOUNT or HIS Bill 49,
The continental folks, a day o.
two since, hearing of the where
nborts of guest W 20 had decam'
e<, without going through the US
nal Formally OF paying his biz
sent him note: "Nr. -
Dear i, -.-Will YOU send tn
amount Of your bill, and oblis'.
etc, To which the delinque''
made answer: 1.-The amount
sso,62 -l.2 Yours, respectful
ly'I2. .s. s..f.. ......
\ French gentleman hav'"s
hken rescued from a ducklng IN :
river, and taken to a nslshoor'ns
tavern, was advised TO drink
glass of yer, warm brandy a"'
water.
.-..Sir, I shall thank you not t
make it a fortnight" said the Pr
lite Frenchman.
"A fortnight" said Bomlac'
Hadn't YOU better TAKE it dir
ly2's.
20 yes said monsieur, "d'rec;
" to be sure. but not q fortnlgh
not too weak.
James Monroe, the sixth T e~'
dent of the United States, dledl'
New York so poor that his +"
mains found a resting p'ar'
through the charity Of one of his
friends. They remain; IN c"m
etery. in School street, but II
monument marks the spot where
they repose.
Taste differs with regard to birds
= he intan, delights iw crows, bn'
hates the thrush; some 'unatlr~
are raven MAD; glutrons are to''
Of swallows; artiIlerists fancy
Parrots; misers cultivate the gold
cnsagles; gamblers. like pigeons
and gulls: thieves go III f>r rob
IN; and every good husband loves
his duck of a wife.
WHY SHE MARRIED a young
widow was asked WHY she wa
going to get married so soon at
ter the death Of her frs husband
"Oh, la," said she, Il do 1t ''
prevent fretting myself to deatf
on account Of dear Tom.'
Women don't keep secrets nov
.nv better than formerly. Thougl
so well hoped, they are as leak,
as ever.
What avails the insight int
sorrow when their sources It
7mainl OF what avail 30 cut OF
"a few streams from the ocea
when the clouds aud the blIlo"
still. exist.
Even a virtuous woman IS no
attractiveAif she makes herself
vinegar.cruet, a peppcrbox, or
mustard pot, .-' 49,. s::sss<sa,lssGzsss'
GsiiqIherBible is Gods gospel;
pure anu lovely woman is Cod
Eye-angel. -.
Lis q wonder that tho wome
don't take cold from standing :
continually under waterfalls.
Che true reader loves poets
and prose, fiction and history
seriousness and mirth, because h
is a thorough human being an
. contains portionsbof all the fscu
. tiesto which they appeal.
.lCoNrlscAT,oN SuspENpED.-l
-. Z
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-20

,rnr ACADEMY. STEAMBOAT, FIRE ALARM
2 AND CHURCH Bells, Win PARTICULARS 4
-, ~ ,cur. SIZES, PRICE OF BELLS, hA>"-
,>o,, &c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-20
Established in 1916,
TIT. HOR'TlCULTURIsT,"

Established in 1876,
TIT H0RTlCULTURIsT,"
$50 J)URNtE or RNRAL ART
2 va-A I'D RURAL sThNTE,-
h/ Twentieth Annual Volume, 1885 + 4.
Publishes Monthly y. | We D. mrs ara FIT,
|sut~ Tor Annum, Twenty ive cnts per
hGnber and Cteyo'ed TO -- a.
Crane cul,urc Fruits, -.4. -.,r
Rural Architecture, Landscnps Adorn.nsn.,
-stnv & And Eurai Pursuits,
Fnrmiag ~, an ;.ai yo:umc 800 roy al >nc
tavoapage> Handsomely frustrated
The 'uthor of Ny Farr, Of EaEewood.
- Flowers for Parlor Garden.
:. American Fruit Growers Guide,
3 Ten Acres Enough,
't -" The Grape Cuturst,
4 4" The REV DR. LREssY,
and 1t. ers Of the best practi cal talent, boil,
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new, practicaIa srtriral work on the design and
CONSTRUCTION d all c'arses Of horticultural buildings In
Guiding no. Beds Pr"pagatng uses, hot ana cod Ora
peries Orchard hou'es Commensurate &c. With the
the Of an extensive professional practice ~ mo-
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Books Agriculture. horticulture, Architecture
Landscape Gardening and Rural Art for sAlc Or mailed
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-10-20

Diseases ] the 1NCr.
OR ASyDERA:GEMENr or THE
Digestive Organs.
THEY CURE
Diar,hea, Dyspepsia >crofula Jaund'ee,
Ri.iiousness Liuer'Comp'int.
The well known Or. Morr says OF these ps:-"I have
Used the formula from which your Ills Made in
Il years. they have the finest effect on
the Liver and Digestive Organs of any medicine in the
world and are The perfect Purgative which has
yet hcen made anybody. They safe and pleasant
10 take but powerful to The penetrating proper
ties stimulate the vital activities Of the body remove the
distractions its organs purify the blood, and exel dis
ease The= purge out the fnul humOrs which breed and
grow dsernper s,r,ya,c sluggish or asordered organs
natural actions, and nIart healthy tone with
strength the whole system Not only do they cure IN"
every day comp ANTS OF everybody hut also formidable
nd dangerous dseases and being purely vegetable are
free rom any risk or harm" .
They create pure blood AMI remove all impurities from
the system, hence are positive cure for
Fevers Headache, Piles, Mercurial
diseases and 1e ed sry Fumocs
DosE-For Adults one Pill IN the morning; for children
under 3 years hslfa Pill!
Price TN DrRer per Ror Trade sapph'.
rsen' ~ Nr,t post paid. to any pat Of the
| Tn,tsI c!ates or CnuaIns on receipt Of pr'ce.
Nome Genuine uithor. thu fac simae sigma
ure # Y. Mot 7nliott. ~ D
| y SSH V MOTT TA!B0rF e. Co.,
No. 50 rnlton t Me- Eork
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
ATTAcdMENT.

AssnV HtAtef ~ Hlas ~. Aalsass
Tn RUS CASE. rIiK PLAINTIFF, on ApfIDA-
W.T. alleges that the defendant Is Indebted q him II
he sum of tNsAty SIS asafs snd svsentyseaht eents
and thai be has feSryed hsmsch y that the prdsnaSJ
prSscss az Law caanes Be ssya g hia. and "a attach
aent haYiag beea issued ard fsnfBed eslpFe eSs
aa the real estate 81 defendant Il Il ordered thai pah
iralsn be made for f9sF successive vesks in Bfesnisp
WAsg Teqaing said defendant 70 apFsa before me a.
cs 10 Jsekseero On The "a Monday u FssFaasy 1886
and make his aefcnss b plaintiffs SALT or the vii
b proceeded with en- PaEts
ili.9a pfSss ]. A. WAISMAN, J, p. s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
AwwAtssfksrfeW.

pssi Bastks,ss - ass fssk. ~ sFska q 9afsla,si
fi.s9 Hissss So h,sst - sd iians fsfisssss
ff4aE nkseNnk$Tk, WI F1Ak, ea. HENRY
4 aInsoN. Nssbalsa Fatisf - hea Haassg fzllefsdns
kasiaa eel fsa he llst y thls s.ste ~ Aass
usl y srfsr asan kse - ehsfssa Is Ihe s1Assf Il
h eFetta iktt pskinAfich - nee 81 f6ef successive
soe1t ffeFHset.s Whse Heflfyhs said asfes6ast1 y
shs aexa March efm these y y hed 81 ne ceaf Hatse
e Gintaa On ne 81 Aenaas 81 Naseh 1885, shan ard
there d plead aRsaxr e enaf - The sn ana emRsd
Of he seHiff d sbs sAMe vii Be- saksa a. earfsssek
lti.fw pfs5 q. uAKSfiALIt rlefk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
ATTACHMENT,

81 Ssaa Je1a n. Tasss SD iSasssei GlerNiey.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
a asys ~ asiaaasu saety jnashtea - h sad fsGs
ksg aoRratdeats q ~ stats fs the oFdnasy
- sW eanEot be sefa he and ait4esnt hARiag
kega istaeA ard sFlna elf esss4x
HoaassFs HeTees 9astee - Ne feaee iar Ht eesBty
q ordered ~ SD yastes that nstiee es scsssd aPan sad
etsadaat IaeE @ Feos A.ee4 6Aarney ~ Pzbeatiea
for aT Eesks ia BroNnav 81 - appear eeffs hni ~ III.
uec % said eenatyoa The e dag Aay, iss then and
sAs cause yky lssnssl sheud be rendered
sEhass as wi be taksn esnfssssa sna E
ganii.is rs M.nsTKxR ar.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
as.-s seMases =. Hsa,e sss.ss ..s.f a,iers.

gNtiaE DEFENDANTS, HENRY aIHsoN, Stcii0-
III las PATTERSON, Ranses rsssesssn. AsshIeaia
KEITH W, MekaNfy, VIA. Peak, ST.. hna 1aeas seiheF
having ae so The limits II ihts tae o. having % Sc
eses themselves thas fAs nsafy RfeeSss 81 ah ear.
apt 10 served aeen them, ~ CHARGED II The sasys IL
AfrreA that pehssasa Be made tof fopf saeceesiss
aseks IN HsswnIeHs " BIG, aulyinx ssa deiehaanss b
aprchr kesre The efeat csaft Il Anderson county ~
Tho aszt Msfch term theresa 70 be bold a. The ceatt Hose
81 eiiBtoa on shs 81 aeHdas ef March, lsas, thea and
there 10 reaa ansner ~ demef to ths sat aRa aeaAea
of TIE plaintiff o. the sks u be taken seaisssea.
uI .sw pfas E c. MARSHALL. CLERK,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
AsSse.s Reeza;a. Aslsfs, -. RteAerai q Hsissa.
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT

says the dssaaaat indebted s hin ~ prensseTy
s over ns AMI be len Etaie sad Eeps acefh
who're orsaf5 pfoeess 81 as ekt be served EPen h
having ahslned aiaehnest sA has bees Ietd vre the
estate Of ne desadaHt FetaFnase before Monieeey
heesF JaSee 81 the Pesee Tor kioant eohBiy tire ish
sy Msg fS arsered thai hstse - served spon him
soeezGsss ueekE n Brevhlass Nhir
70 appear said Hcerf k eeea saa eosatJ ne
tias afsresad ana there mEke defense % faasis
eat or ts sane esnfesssa hearing
Psrts. iii-aS PD n asfEER.J.P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
-. n ue,e....a. Joaa 8. Toule.
~ PLAINTIFF. on AFFIDAVIT

- a, arsnGant 4 ;astiy indebted 70 h ~ presofy
49, s ss Sad thai be - that - tesss
eh So been levied nroa DE estate 81 asienaant hnd
nsas ret9Fnebls ssfare ksnigHsx sssss ., Ne
sTse tAi aetcs served Hpa him ~ ~ iss
1000 a igeuaoe.s Whg, 10 sPPssf eeteFs sid
ss ~ - ees a ss tine Aforesaid. Aad make dstsnae g
ssipss sa Or De yin be ssksn . eoaesssa aud se
ios 1917. 1870 ~ n Fe. " ncTEER, Up.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
ATTACHMrNT.

n. L. Rsi4, Ads'F y s a. RssSey, -. Lees. 4. Hss,
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARS TO NE
iren ssaFlslHanfS I'm, vheh 10. lial Leas &
Haft Abacedf thai pfuses SaDst - served % and
h eststa Aasedg II = tervsfe ordered thai peeiesoa be
sAs fpf fsnF successive n Hressloss WHIT requiring
sid defsnaa - arpesF btfs n the tesn ~ Athcat
TIE s1h dsT May. sa and sake asfsase 10 Tie eeBfaaantu
sai t v b taasn es seassed and SET far hear
Issii-Is 20 JOHN assAueHKY,sr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
agn1,a 8 wnR = "a. p. .aIssoae,

1N THIS CASE TTss.s PLAINTIFF, oS AFFfpA-
A W.T. alleges thss The isisaaan h justly Indebted to
aaa that be has rspsassa hsef - HAT the ordinAsy
process u sN Re served npen h apd attach
hayeg been issasa and resnFaea tetars me- levied
the zeal Of degtnaast Il er4ercd that pabl
eatisn BE- made fer fear successive weeks 10 BrownieN
Whg, sqaing ssd desadsnt ta appear besese al ~
oss ia 1aeksboFO ias 81 Mendsy Of February .iees
EnA make his defense TO plaintiffs sait the viii
b proceeded with ex paFte.
j1I-4S Pfsas J. A. NAIsMAS, J, r..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
CHAEcERY COURT - KNOXVILLE
SALES.

ss3ss4 ,. 1ekfases ". +. c. Hsssss.
VN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE MADE IN
this 81 The stobsr srus, 1874. H sell - ihs
Cou1x Hause &oer IN KaoxFs Tkarsdsy, tbs ID day
u March 1884, hoase and lot beisngiaE e. SAID AHe
the Snsth II Main street. bstvesH Hsalcy and
High siFeass uas SeesrAea By ". 2. SRih, eredii
u l. moufhs whaas The eqaity Of redemptcn takiug
eas3 bearing Interest sih approved security, Cor tbs
tuFchAse mercy. aEd FEtaining hsn til paid.
j2I-tu PISS n A. DRApERfcK, c. a NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
fes,isrsst Bed Sc. Rslliaz Z. Rattoa.
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT

says assssaans suaebted hi ~ FfetlsaEz aoss
that he q asarest4et - Tie state
ordinary process DC served bin,
hsTinE obtained an asehens Which kas sen isyed aron s
ssl Haftea, ssaae fetaFnAhs before Moet
roneFy McTser Jestee Peaes fss hsaat esuny II n
esfsd sstise pea aid sefndan ~ Pabca
sn fof u BesssieS'E Nhis
AeFesr ees u saa eganty the tA esg
Of Apr iss ADD there - make asfsnss q Paia ssut
e tsme sA ecatsse aaA tef sy HEARING
p1Fts. nl-s@ Po y. McTttk,J.P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
Saa7 r. co~aH 81 Ma. Hssdrfsk cad Desssl Ieadriek.
I'VE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT,

says she dsfFaanss lnAsssea - hsa ~ rrorisosy
sAa Hhss Ahsens themselves thai the
onaFy pfex<sa " bc served sFen fs, hasns
eh4aneA sga st<<kneas, whh Ase been tsvia a. tht
psats ass Fetannhks hefsFe AseEosfy Mrfeefk Jnsce
u lie Reaes nF Heaa ceRntY II sfdersa sA3t eelee ee
resved ts ~ eAtep Tar traI successive seeta p
Whe nyeaF eofs saa Me7ceF 81 his nse In
ssia ee4ay s ttA car 81 May, Is heH Ans fher= y
saks deasr insa snsts The 81 s tasea ~
fcsasa sbd 81 faF hearing eS parts.
lahiI-5S 20 n AefkAhs ., =.
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ATTACHMENT.

. n WR..i,r -. Hsnsa1 W. SEass ,pds's II HiItia~
2zaa, des'd
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says s debtsd y h1a ana hAe feeyea hef'
-, - III - sts,s o thsl shs ordnaFy PreesE Fl sr s&h.
st BE- PsB hsI having osalns az eFEha
gt e dsfsnaAat aade FEtaThAete beisfe "
49, assi3se Of tie Peace BHoE county, ard the saas
b,s lees ssa her properly II Is oTdsFed ~ SEA sae'
- go - sStdsht EeaF b. ors hta - bic ecs u EaaE
az 80 ~. slh asy 81 March, 1858, VII hs pFoeseasd viii
- yt. Il i farther that tbH notoe et puhshsd "a
h' 49, rsss - - WH. =. sEAy,yF.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01
ATTACHMENT.
". '. Nah %. JoGs sllsrs.

". Y. kaFk jobs Sslivs
TT APPEARING FROM THE Aft
pAvrT Ia tia cause The dsfsadsns, Sesn sellers =
,t 81 tie etSts gf TeasesSse Serretss Or aestns
f tst uraaaEy process Of law ssnhet - served noa
- 4 i uraeFed psaeAen Re MAZE To- 9ar successive
49, ksatyf;ss WhiR nsfyiaE asis d@sendsat % appear
60 ne AZ ny eas KBgHviie on NE ufd sAiafday p
Js rs aad there - Aks BIS cssnte nr me sane N
be gressss .sss s1S V- cBARLEs N0RRow.JP.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-01

Tn OBEDIENCE TO DECREE MADE At THE
lctabSx Tern, 1854. Il said Court, viii sell the
Coar Hosss oss IN KaoKville Thgrtday, the Sd DRY
VI Masrk. lsss, tee heaye and ~ belonging % tbs
ssBzeas tae SoFth side u Chureh street. IN Knsx.
VILE a3ieinias thN property Of Js@ss r. Cseks, being
new soespfed By Gea (. p. Garter, credit ar Eik
ugatbs Nltheet the right u redemption, taking bend
esrisg interest With approved security fer the purchase
fBoasy. and TrtaiaihE lien al paid.
j2i4w rfsS D. A. DBADERICK, c. = N.
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VN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE RENDERED. IN
"a fbe ease Il the October term. 1855, Of said Court
I'll eer Ger sEie az the Colr Hesss door In Knoxville
"a Thefsaay tue "a DAY Of Msh, 1885, the interest Of
ne rsg.sgaoat. RsabsE Clark being one hAE IN The
spess knoEn the lyil HgasS on he eorIeT u Main
..trerts n Knoxville, and tbs la' .A'-'-
Egy,sn - So " --sgsaihs oe Ss~f -,
- .sazaa lot; also, the half tuteTeti 81 said
Clark 10 che store house Gay street IN What eAHea
- Dsaaer5ck Block sed By h. A. Deaderiek and wifi
a. ssia Aays ard Clark The sale viii be made on u
uaaths tie siiht the equity Of Resumption, taAini
bond bSsrIhg interest," With ap rpvod security Tor IN
sssrchsse money. and setsnlnK lien til psid.
iaI a. pfss D. A. DRADERICK, G. 4 n.
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~ A. Hslss. ASssrSf s e. IPssdsr ~ Alfred oal~sil.
IN THIS CASE II APPEARS TO NE
BEN eoaFatssai's kta, vhieh . ssura %, thai Alfred
Cadaph that Sawed
hs SBs attached Asrstafe ordered tza Fah
easiea b HsAe os teu Successive sssks Hseubos Wig
nstinG asd defendant appear b<lsfs b he Of
Athens fhs esh dag Nag, iSss aeas
eanpasaaaa eai. ire si - takea eeHfsEze
and set fer Aeafias paFts
Iaaffds rs JOHN NxakEaffFF. J. p,
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ATTACHMENT.

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av. tks sessndan indebted 10 her, asd - ahseeaas
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5.i.at.. ls.ssIi, ssd Ps~sR & RsGLss %, r. Bisss
tx OBEDIENCE TO DECREE MADE IN these
es-es 81 tbs Oessbs- isFsa 1854, Of 1aid Court Sn
- = tire CosFs nssss 6ooT In knoxyihs an Thursday.
~ q 8ss ef Safch 1884, thai pa Of the tot nos s9id
Felsr 1871 1854 ffssting Gay street opposite ne
se lately scsuisd By John II. orsIier, and FanniEg
49, 70 Psaee street. II viii be sold 10 Por9ns 20 sui
,reha.sf % credit II and ~ montha, without Toe
Sgry q rssmplou takiag bonds bearag interest VIA
ga seearity and retaining lien I'LL paid
ia ~ Ffs5 d. 4. DEADEhiSht y ~
81 easb paywsst % eossr costs 10 each case win
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