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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN EAST TEN
NESSEE.
IN THE LIST DAY OF MAY, 1866, WE


SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN EAST TEN
EESSEE.
QN THE 1st DAY OF MAY, 1866, WE
" wiz sell on the premises
The st. Clair Manufa curing Property,
miles from whitesb1rs Depot on the East Tennessee and y
gnia Railroad and eight miles from Rogersvle This
tennessee To persons desiring to in the
Of Leather Shoes Saddles and other Leather Goods
portuny offered which elsewhere be found
There is large number of Yas all under three story
brick house containing the necessary shops for the various
house, large brick smoke-house blacksmith shop, two
story shop gardens attached for the use OF
the employees OF the establishment cribs, stables &C. Also,
A Dwelling House,
With the necessary outbuildings, and
a Store House.
There better location The property
consists of alage number of lots in said with
excellent adjoining meadow lands At the time and
On the I'd day Of May 1866 the house door in Rog
ersve win sell large number of improved and unim-
ceen business stand and of which situated
On the 4th day of May 1885, will sell at Mooresburg,
Hawkins county,
a Lot with Good Store House,
Thereon This lot situated in MOOresbur the slig
whole country At the same time and place we will also sell
tract of land situated in the vicinity containing about h
particular description this property can be had
on application to or Capt James SEWER at Rosersve
Terms.
The property viii be sold to the highest bidder, ons-ha
the sale money be paid in six months the remainder
twelve and the purchasers will be required give with
power rrevocabe attached confess Judgment and
nal security, addition which title
until the money Is paid.
Railroad Stock for Sale
We will also sell at private sale eighty shares Of stock,
the Rogerre and Jefferson Railroad Company svorsbl
terms Also, stock in the East Tenn. and Va Railroad
Rogersville Female Institute.
This valuable splendid Educational Establishment vii
also be offered for sale in short me we having Assignee
of the larger portion of the stock filed bill to sal
of the entire property We earnestly invite attention to hi
property.
Creditors of said Firms
Are notified to file their claims.
There many persons indebted said firms The Who'll
of said debts have been assigned for the purpose abov
indicated The creditors of said firms have fit to
them with all the tho law Affords and they have bee
compelled adopt those demands We AS
| sgness, have discretion; and,
All Persons Owing said Firms
notified will be compelled make collections.
I. NJ. FULKERo0N,
JAMES I. SHIELDS,
jan2i-tds Trustees, &c.
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Sale of Valuable Land and Mills at Wi
iamsnort. Hawkins county, Tenn.


No. AVA. Brown vs.Ei A.Cox and wife, and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Chancery Court Rogersyie Tennessee pronounced
at the November Term 1865 this case will, Tuesday,
day of May 1866 the premises sell to the highest
bidder valuable property usually knewn Williams
Mills WiamspOrt in Hawkins county now be-
longing to the firm of Brown Cox, and Others
1t contains 1856 of Land which is situated large
Merchant FIGURING MILL and other valuable improvements
wanting desirable location for Manufacturing and
healthy home this property many advantage
miles of the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail-
road running through the farm affords water and
comparatively unfaling, being fed by pure unfaillng
springs Mill driven by fall of thirty feet, in addi
ton which, there is about thirty feet fall The farm
rolling but productive with thrifty young Apple Orchard
River also desirable location for country store and
has a house for that purpose. 80
The property sold purpose partition. credit
twelve months will be given for the purchase money except
hand Bond and approved security required
of the purchaser lien retained the property until
the purchase money is paid.
marriott JAMES r. PACE, c. & NJ.
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30 !yE STgT|

B. T. BABBITT'S best Medicinal sALERATUs, % made
from Common Salt Bread made with this saeratus
tain when baked nothing but salt water and four
Nos Ga S. e6 g. IS, So 10 z, and a Washington New
York.
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County convention.

On saturday 7sth inst, Convention of thepeo
ple Of Knox county win be held in the court house
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to THE
GREAT CONVENTION of East Tennessee L
be held in this city on the Sd Of May, for the pur
pose Of inaugurating 8 movement for the forma
ton Of new State
Since the above was written we have been su
thorized to state that delegates TO the Convention
win be passed over the East Tennessee and Geor.
gis and the East Tennessee and Virginia railroads
at ho!f5are. Persons coming here as delegates who
pay full fare viii be furnished at this place with free
tickets in returning home
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
VALUABLE MILLS AND WATER POW
Err FOR SALE

TINE Louisville Flour Mills MILL and 20 of land,
with comfortable dwelling house the bank of the
HolstoD River fifteen miles below Knoxville in the town OF
Louisville is now offered further particulars
apply Isep2Otfl KENNEDY 4 BRos
TOR SALE.-85, 900 ACRES OF UNIM-
PROVED LANDS in different parts of East Tennessee,
containing mineral wealth Well adapted to stock
grazing with splendid sites farms, and water power
Also of well suited to settle colonies OF
Emgrants Particulars respecting srery kind Of land in East
Tennessee, ,c be promptly and ranons Srs by addressing or
o1Iln1 on COCKRILL SEYMOUR,
Real Estate Brokers,
deceOtf Knoxville, Tenn.
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Yours in the .,
Character.

Lat Gen. c. S. l., ,io.o IL {.
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A Dwelling House,
With the necessary outbuildings, and
A Store House
a Lot with a Good Store House.

Thereon. This lo situated in Mooreburg the egi
BILE establishment for the retail mercantile business the
whole country. At the time place sell
tract of land situated in the vicinity containing about fifty
Acres.
particular description of this property be had
application to Capt. James SEWER Rogersve.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

Rnar. II. DesN. secretary.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

The property viii be sold to the highest bidder onehaf OF
the sale be paid months the remainder in
twelye and the purchasers will required give with
revocable attached confess Judgment and
until Thar -
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Railroad Stock for Sale.

We will also sell private sale, eighty shares Of stock
he Rogersre and Jefferson Railroad Company favcsbl
erms Also, stock in the East Tenn. and Va. Railroad @
n...---.:ll. I'LL.
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FOR SALEM KNOX COUNTY

Strawberry Plains, fine plantation of SEQ Acres.
The rich very productive Can be divided into
small farms sold in good comfortable residence, all
buildings including fine barn. good orchards that pro-
large quantities of fruit good power good timber
besides valuable improvements of different kinds Will be
sold at low figures dec2Otf COCKRILL & SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
Creditors of said Firms

This valuable and splendid Educational Establishment
also be offered for sale in short time, having Assg
Of the larger portion of the stock filed bill procure
of the entire property We earnestly invite attention to
nro
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

TOR SALE.-THE ELEGANT RESI-
a DENCE Hill Street, known the Mcpherson House
beautiful situations and finest houses in the
city large and commodiOus the grounds ample
and well adapted for Ornamentation.
feb7tf COCKRILL s SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

NOR SALE-195 ACRES, Four MILES
from Knoxville. Rolling land, with rich soil. A
good Grist Mill young Vineyard 90 Acres under good
fence Price $500.
mar2Stf COCKRILL q SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

TOR SALE.-IMPROVED LANDS IN
all of Tennessee prices AMI location TO suit
all kinds of purchasers. Address or call
dec20tf C0CKRILL & SEYMOUR.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
EY'S THROUGH LINE TO GALL
ECELLA
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DIED.,

PRADLEY. On the 7th inst, at IL o clock a. m.
SALLIE M. wife of An"n II Bradley.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her brother in Law, 4. II. Phillips, 216 b street
near corner Of Sd street, on Friday, 9th inst at
O'Clock; The relatives and friends of the family
are Invited to attend.
at O'Clock. MARGARET CATHERINE. the be
loved wife of ID. D. Hyam, ESQ. land daughter OF
the late Francis Mast } of this city.
Her funeral will take place on Friday morning
At q. O'Clock, from the residence Of her brother s
Mast. 461 9Th street solemn requiem mass will
he celebrated IT ST. Patrck's Church ct 10 O'Clock
Her friends and those of the family are t.
attend without further notice.
HARNESS. On the Sth instant, at his resi-.
denoe, Ne. Z street, between sth and 9th, Mr.
SAMUEL HARNESS, in the 6b year Of his age
The friends of the family respectfully invif ID
toattend The funeral on Saturday. the 10th instant
at IL O'Clock a m.
D0NNELLY. This morn ing February the 9Th
at is minutes after IL O'Clock JOHN DOSNELLY
aged IS years at his late residence 4O4 I4th street
above l. street.
his friends and those of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeI al, morrow Fri
day, the 9Th, at 81 o'clsck.
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Affairs in Georgetown.

fLOCR AND GRAIN MAEKET.-Yesterday
tle sSleS Of -four were unimpOrtant, the de-
ihaho Un.mpToVed, and prices about as fol-
tONs Tor supers, S-.JHaSS -; extras, fair 70
goo, - s5aSlO1j; family, SPAS Is. Grain-NO
mntai offered. COTn-But little arriving
rice % 70 50 cents for yellow; 50 TO % fOI
MhI'Ss The prospect OF early resumption OF
CabsI navigation, with the decline in other
inaTkr' = may have uad the effect TO diminish
me priCe OF corn. Itis said that there is 4 con-
slutIabie quantity OF corn at the country de-
EOtS aNaliing The reOpening Of the canal, and
amir gton dealers have been receiving sup
Pnes from ne farms east o. Washington.
fORk:-Seyeral loads OF excellent pork were
trcelNed yesterday. The merchants were buy
'As ~ Sl3aSl3jH and selling at SlsaSli.50.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GRovER's-- MoZart's grand opera aDon
Giovanni" will be given this evening with q
strong cast, in lieu OF SRA Diavolo," as pre-
viously announced, In consequence of the de-
sire OF the management to render tia latte
more effective, for which purpose two more re-
heaTsals are considered necessary. Hermanns,
Johannsen, ROttert DZiuba, Weinlich and
Steinecke all appear to- night
mkTZEEOTT HALL was crowded to it's utmost
capacity ut the opening last night, notwith-
standing the inclemency OF the weather, and
the en- b UsiaS m o.: the audience at the new and
astonishing feats Of Heller was unbounded
Besides his celebrated "Sphynx," he introduces
during his stay here oher novelties such as his
second sight mysteries, scarlet spirit, goblin
drum, and other 'sghostly'' effects, with the
uzUal HSIGHgs of Emusic ana humor.
ODD PILLOWS HALL-Do not forget the
grand concert for the benefit of the Ursuline
Nuns of Columbia, s. c., at Odd Fellows Hall
tonight. The affair Is under the direction of
Prof. Geo. W. Walter, aud the prograInm
contains some fine selections. The Campbell
Minstrels will appear. Lovers OF the dan ce
are informed that after the concert the flo )r
will be cleared and excellent cotillon music
furnIe he'd tor an ImprOmptu daner.
CANTERBURY.-"Ons Mile from Washington
or the Advantages VI q Street Railroad" .Hs-
meralda," the clog cancers, boquet OF beautt
and new Etg gro acts.
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NOTICE-In consequence of the great facilities
~ given BY the Washington, Alexandria and
Georsetown Railroad Company In connection with
the re opening Of portion OF the Alexandria
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad to Thornton De.
pct, Fairfax county, have been enabled to make
an arrangement to furnish Thomas Calf, ESQ
with Oak and Pine Wood OF sup erior quality for
fuel whereby he will be able to supply the public
generally with this necessary article of domestic
consumption at greatly reduced rates For mar
ticulsrs see Mr.. Galt's advertisement below
JOSEPH THORNTON
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MARRIED.,

HORNER-THOHAS. At the home of the
briGe s mother, in Georgetown, Feb. 9th, by Rev.
A; i. ANDERSON, Mr.. J. ". HORNER Of Rock.
vile, Md, to Miss MAGGIE b. THOMAS. No
cards NJ
DEET-M0XLEY. On the 9Th of February by
Rev Father Japersop; 7: G; DENT, of Charles
county, 10 Miss MARY L. M0XLEY, of George
town, ID. c. baltimore Sun and Port Tobacco
Times please COPY
SOTHORON-CANTER. On the 5tb instant, by
Rev. q. W. Hoskins, at All Faith Church, st
Mary,s county, Md, Or. J. T. SOTHORON. OF
Washington. ID. c., to Miss Il. T: CANTER of the
aboye-named county. No cards.
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UORNs, BUNIGNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains,
Callosities, Vascular Excres cences, &c, sue
cessfully treated without pain. by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 92i Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between ~ and 9th streets. Of
flee hours from g. m. to y. m, and 6to9 d.
IN. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for cons ultation
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RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPox.-To the COM
munity at large the advertiser. being ROW fully
prepared, offers certain and speedy cure Of
this most loathesome of all diseases, and will
give his personal attention in all cases where
required. Numerous testimonials of lis sue
cess are in his possession, and are accessible to
all inquirers. Call or address No. I'D ith st.,
between G. and III, Washington. 2w
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TIE AQUEDUCT-The Georgetown Aqueduct
OF the Alexandra Canal, was taken possession
of by the military authorities at an early
period Of the rebellion, for the purpose Of rem
dering access easy 70 the defences in the front.
Efforts are now being made by the Canal Com
pany 10 gain possession of the work, with what
success is shown by a statement Of the Alex
andria Gazette which says We learn that
irTefragable arguments have been adduced to
the authorities in Washington for the imme-
diate and thorough repair of the Aqueduct of
Alexandra Canal, but, as yet, without the
prospect Of speedy success. The ground on
which the refusal 10 srehabilItate' this, TO our
city, important work, is that though the
located in one Of the former Confederate
States
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DESPERATE AND WHOLESALE ATTEMPT
To BREAK JAL.-ORe Of the Guards Attacked
fruStTutsd By a Dog-Night before last a des-
perate attempt was made by some of the colored
prisoners confined in the county Jail 10 escape.
ana II is believed that nearly every colored
prisoner, and perhaps some of the whites,
were concerned in it. 1t is well known that
the walls OF the cells and OF the building
easy TO penetrate, and II appears that some time
after the hours at which the prisoners were
locked up on Wednesday, John Butler, a
colOred burglar, who was arrested a few weeks
since by Detectives Bigley and Kelly, charged
with six different offences, and who was con-
fined In one of the cells in the third story, cut
through the wall of the cell and got access to
i i corridor. Here Butler, the ringleader, was
Joined by several aecomplices. They waited
untl one OF the guard, Mr.. Robert Waters, ap-
preached on his rounds through the building,
when as soon as he had passed the door of the
corrldor, he was garroted by Butler and some
OF the others, and at the same time his KEYS
taken from him and his pockets Titled of about
s0 IN money. The gang then unlocked the re-
naming five cells on that floor, releasing the
inmates, thereby increasing their number to
shout thirty-fiye. This formidable party then
proceeded TO the next story below, but fortu-
nately none of the keys would fit the locks of
the cell on that floor. The keys for that floor
Mr.. Waters had when attacked. slipped down
the legs of his trOwsers into his boots Fooled
IN their efforts TO open these doors, the priso-
neTs commenced a search on the stairs and in
he upper story.
While this was going on, Mr.. Waters dog
who usually accompanies the guards on their
rounds, finding that his master and himself
were OutnumberPd, set mp bark, and thus no.
tined the other guards, who were in the lower
story, and they, with the military guard on
duty, fastened up into the building, and after
some trouble succeeded in securing the despe-
radOes- Fortunately, the prisoners did not get
possession of the leeys of the other portions Of
the building, as, doubtless, they would have
made a concerted attempt TO pass out of the
buildings thing quite impossible without
come bloOdshed. This is the most desperate
attempt which has yet been made to escape
from this prison, although scarcely a day
passes without an attemp; TO cut through the
wall, which will be the case as long as such q
rickety old building is used for the confinement
Of such desperate characters as are now within
Its walls. We hope that Congress will at the
present session make some provision for a new
and substantial jail and thus relieve the fears
OF the community that the aw-breakers there
confined will some day succeed IN escaping in
a body.
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COLDS AND CoUGHS.-Sudden changes OF cli-
mate are sources of pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies act speedily when taken in the
early stage of disease, take at once sBrolpn's
BrOnchiGI TrOches," let the Cold, Cough, or Irri-
tation Of the Throat be ever so slight, as by this
precaution a more serious attack may be
wardpd Of 90
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NEW STYLES, DESIGNS AND MoTToEs.-The
most complete assortment of valentines ever
offered, wholesale and retail, very cheap. at
ShillingtOn's bookstore, corner ~ street and
Pennsylvania avenue
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CITY EN- q.

SUPPEE AT FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN,
T"-NIGRT. - Open also tomorrow from 70
clock TO IL p. m, for the benefit of the dies.
titute PEOPLE OF the South. A brass band will
be in attendance.
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DAEGERoUs SPORT.-Hesterday, as num-
Der Of boys were throwing stones at each other
on ID street, near 9TH, Mrs. John Sweeny was
srGCk in the forehead with ore of the missiles,
ana Was very badly injured One Of the boys
was arrested and held tor a hearing.
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HELD FOR CCUET.-Carter Gibson, the col
ored hackman ares sled on the 18th ult on the
charge OF assault and battery, by driving his
horses against Mrs. Anthony Hyde, OF George
town. whereby she was so injured as to con-
fine her 10 her bed for nearly two weeks, had
hearing before Justice Walter yesterday af-
ternoon, and was held 70 bail for his appear
ance at court.
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JEwELRr.-Go to Prigg's Dollar Jeweiry
Gold Plated Chains, Bracelets, Locketts, Sill
yer Plated Casters, Gobletts, Cups, Tea Table
Spoons and Forks, at No. 438 Pa ave, ID door
st
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions,
\ Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases.
Try il; only 25 cents. Sold by druggists. com
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TIE PUBLIC is invited to call and see "The
Ocenna Valley" and mount Adams" two fine
Oil paintings by Berstadt
HUDSON TAYLOR. 334 Penna. ave-,
10 kseller and S.ationer.
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L. :. SUPREME COURT, Feb. samuel II
Falrall, Esq, OF Iowa, was admitted an attor-
ney and counsellor OF this court.
No. Ai. The Bank for Savings in the city OF
New York, plaintiffs error, VS.. Haunsell b
Field The argument of tins cause was COM
menced by Mr.. Allen for the plaintiffs, and
by Mr.. Ashton and Mr.. Attorney General Speed
for the defendant, and by Mr.. Strong for the
plaintiffs
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Austioneer,.

By authority of the Orphans Court ratified by
the Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia,
will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY next.
February 10th, st 4 O'Clock. ON the premises one
lot of of original Lot IL, Square GO, fronting 20
feet with the privilege 20 the purchaser of taking
Is feet on lst street. commencing a poin twenty
fcet from the southwestern OF said Let and
running back depth of 100 feet TO an alley
Terms: 0ne-half cash, SIS on day of ssle . bal
snce In and Il months with interest be secured
on the property.
Revenue stamps and conysysncing At purchasers
cost.
MARY " ROpBIRD, Guardian.
fe 7-st GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts