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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14

In Cumberland county there were but
fUe colored votes polled, and the Radical
majority is about the majority against Sc
cession in 1861. We mention this not that
we fail to appreciate the aid Of our noble
colored citizens, but that the public abroad
may see that we have whipped the Conser-
ystiyos on the schite vote and q knowledge
of the fact that we have beaten them
throughout the State on the phite vote by
at least 10000, is CALLING in the extreme to
the Conservative party.
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CABINET ORGANs-Mason s. Hamlin have
gained great reputation for the excellence and du-
rability of their workmanship, and they allow no
any defect, would be likely to injure the good re-
port Of them which now everywhere prevails
They take equal pains with their small and their
large organs. All of them are warranted, and are
perfectly reliable. The variety and beauty Of the
effects which can be produced with some Of the
large instruments are truly surprising, and be
properly understood and appreciated only by such
Intelligent persons have heard these organs fully
and efectually displayed. Journal.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. +. THoRNros, the great English Astoogist
ClaVOyant and PsychomericiaR, who asonshed thscsn
&c classes of the Old World has located herset Hudson
Y Madame Thornton such wonderful poWers
second sight, to enable her to impart knowledge OF the
greatest Importance 20 the single married of either
While in state of trance che deinsses the features Of
the to and by the aid Of instrument
Of intense power known the Psychomotrope
to produce fsko picture Of the future husband wife Of
the applicant together with date of marriage position In Ifs
leading traitS Of character &C. This humbug thoe
sands Of testimonials assert She viii send when desired
certified certificate written guarantee, taa the picture
what il purports to be. By enclosing ANAL lock 81 hair
and stating place of BIRTH age, disposition and e0mexon
and enclosing fifty and stamped envelope addressed to
YOURSELF win receive the picture and desired in formation
by return mail All unications sacfadly condentiA
Address in confidence MADAME L. 7. THORNTON, p. o.
RoN Hgdsou. n y
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TO CoNsUMPTIVFs.

The advertiser having been restored 70 health sw weeks
by very simple remedy, after having suffered for several
with lung affection, and that dread disease
C0nsumptonH anxious 10 make known to his fellow suffer
the means Of
To all who desire it, he viii sand copy Of the prescription
used free of charge with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they viii hnd for Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs CoLDs, and all
Throat and Lung Affections The only object Of the adyer
in sending the Prescription IS to benefit the Afflicted and
spread information which he conceyes to be invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy IL viii
them nothing, and pay prove blessing Parties wishing
the prescription FRfE mail viii please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
Wuiiaasbur0 Efre. courtv Nerw V,rk
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Rebel Violence In West tennessee.

The rebels in Madison, Gibson and some
other counties of Vest Tennessee, seem bent
on convincing the country that they are not
only unfit to vote, but unfit to live. capt
Cate, Of the State Guard, who has Just re-
turned to this city from n trip 70 jackson,
on public business, brings c9nnFmatlon Of
the previous reports received mere OF rebel
violence At Jackson, the rebels stood
around the polls and fiercely tore Republic
can tickets from the negroes who came MP
to vote, and thrust in Etheridge tickets for
them instead. The negroes dare not resist
for they were unarmed and the ruffians
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

7 WILL SELL ONE-THIRD INTEREST
In Brcf FIGURING min Water and Cllneh atrests
known a. seotfs An This mill Is Considered By al who
a. being among the best, II net the very bs in East
Tennessee
aad q " fa2k both web known IN tks ccmnnnty and II
Is neesss 70 say anything o. the advantages having them
apply early. ~
have also % or 100 acres Of good land 20 seu
A. Deaderck, 3. A H.
Aug "a. le6e-Zta 4 q urApFEICK
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BROwELOW & HAWs. Publishers.
M.vuard and EtheFidge.

Etberidge alleged that hewouid not meet
,ravDa,d in debate, because the latter was
-, ! gentleman. To those acquainted with
no wicked and profane habits and low and
,,,,Ioar associations of Etheridge, for the
nost eight or ten years, this pretense is alike
amusing and disgusting. Maynard was put
forth as the spokesman and representative
Of the the great Republican Union party,
and if the party were worthy of notice, 50
was it's accredited mouth-piece. So the
neople understand it, and so they have de-
cided.
The truth is, Etheridge had just two rea-
sons for not meeting Maynard in debate,
and he knew it and felt it after the expert
ment at GreeneriUe Next, Etheridge knew
his reckless and unequaled falsehoods would
be exposed by one of the best informed
politicians in the State-a man posted on
ali the points shrouded by Etheridge in all
the guilt and darkness Of deliberate siing
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Cumberland County.

The vote of this gallant little mountain
county is a crushing rebuke to the Rebel
Conservatives ohnson- bushwhacking- grey
back party, and its vote is but a fair sample
of the whole Of East Tennessee. Cumber-
land has the smallest population of any
county in East Tennessee.
The vote was rs follows
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Letter on Rrsklne.
minority.

This interesting letter, preceded by an
appeal from John Caldwell, viii be found
in our paper. The colored man has no bet
ter friend than Mr. Caldwell. lie IS the
only one of patriotic band living who,
forty years ago, united in the purchase OF
the father of this man Erskine, whom thew
educated in Maryville for the Presbyterian
ministry, and sent him as missionary to
Liberia.
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one Of the C0nsennenees

The following extract is from letter written NV
gentleman in Philadelphia.
DEAR GovKREoR ~ congratulate vo, on ,o,,
brilliant victory and also congratulate your STATE
- ono Of the consequences will be tbs smmedi,ss
W. suction Of capital and skin into your State
IL sDs All been waiting for your troubles to aes
ton. e" Aesse'i ~ your late cleo
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[ Wild SELL TO THE HIGHEST nm

DER for cash. at the house door IN Knoxvills -
urday, the 14th day Of September, 1867 certain bar
lot situated Water street, in the city Of KnoTv
lot number IA in Kennedy's addition Knoxville Nm
sell at the time and place houss and lot su,ti
the north side Of Cumberland street bounded tia v
alley, and known Lsekeys old livery stable Tbs
houses and lots will be sold the property Of John d.
matter, By virtue Of an order OF sale issued from the C
Court Of Knox county in favor of N. l.. Hail. Adm 4.
Aug IA 1857 II. ID. BEARDEN So.
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wonderful but Trna.

MADAME REMINGTON the world-renownsd Astologiss
and Somnambustic Cairyoyent, while In claryoy state
deneato the very features Of the person you marry
and by the aid Of instrument of intense power
the Psychomotrope TO produce perfect and life
like picture Of the future husband Wfs Of the applicant
with date Of marrag occupation, leading traits Of eharae-
ter, &C. This no iE1poson testimonials without
Der assert By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition
color Of and hair and enclosing fifty cents and ped
envelope addressed to yourself you win receive hs picture by
return mail, together with desired information.
SO Address in confdenoe, MADAME GERTRUDE REM
INGToN, P. o. Fox 2y7 West Troy, n. Y. mayl-ly
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sHERIFFs SALES.
WIFI, SELL, To THE uIc

II WILL SELL TO THE HIGHP-
a bidder for cash, at the court house door in Knov
Saturday the 18th day Of September 1867 ali the rb
claim and demand that James NJ. Galloway has In 40
certain tract Of land situated in the 1ath CiTi D.
Knox county, lying Beaver creek and being narf I
7. J. Dickey farm, containing one hundred acres
less. SAID property viii be sold tosatsy orders I'D
issusd from the Circuit Court OF Knox county A.
Of Hugh Doslng and one in favor OF b. ". Cross ao
Aug IA. 1861 NJ d. BEARDrV e. 49,
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.. BEARDEN. sbsrir
I Mill SELL no THE HIGHEST nm

DER for cash. the house door in Knoxville q, -
urdsy the 18th day Of September, 1867 all the right IN
interest, claim and demand that Moses Russell has n sd
house and lot situated in EEst Knoxville adjoining ths ~
srty ofJoseph A. Mabry, John Meek and Others viii n,
sell at the time and place oil the right TITLE claim
demand that the said Moses Russell has tract Of lana
uAtsd in the 10th Civil District county adoinn
lands Of Rebecca Allen and Others Said property will b
to satisfy order Of sale issued from the Circuit Co
Knox county in favor Of William P Crppn for the use sI
A. A. Harberson 3 Co.
Aug "a 1861 ~ D. BTARDEy sb.-r
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cHANCERY COURT-KNoxvTLLE


NOIICE TO hON-hBbiDENis.
james ~ Murphy and wife Richard Luttre and ohe'
TlHE DEFENDANTS, JANE LEX,
Il MILAN CARTER, EDWARD CARTER The heirs Of
William Hutre. deceased, and residences unkn0u
George, James Eliza, Sarah, Caroline snd 5ndy Roberts
their place Of residence also unknown the heirs 81 Jsms
Luttre, deed, via Lawson, O. p and 81. p Luttre ai
made parties defendant To the bill he u the aBd
ali n0nredents OF Tennessee IL 10 therefore ordered that
publication BE- made for four successive weeks IN Br0Wn0
Wig notifying said defendants appear before the Chan
Gerry Court Knoxville the let Monday Of October
then and there to make defense 10 the bill,
Be taken for confessed them and hearing pars
copy Of the order D. A. DEADERfCK, O. ".
Aug IA, 1907 4W-pf5
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The siep1AnI oSnsonging 10 Forepaaghs menace
accomplished the esiire distance 2Ao miles in ne
ayL-EEehaaet.
Frettv good time; bat John Browns soul trav.
sel IKE streak froin Carter 70 Shelby last Thur
dsy, between the hours Of A. NJ. and p NJ, and
wa, not the least faiigued-PrSss gHd 7sfses
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay and all the ccts Of youthful ndsereton
will sake suffering humanity, send free 70 all who
need It, the recipe and directions for making the smps rene
dy by which Sufferers wishing profit By the
advertisers experience do by addfesesg in perce
confidence. JOHN y. OGDbhy
nav sly AZ Cedar Street. New York.
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[ WILL SELL no THB HIGHEsT BID.

LER for cAsh at the court house door Knoxville FAT
urday the 18th dEy Of September, 1861 al the right title,
claim aud demand that Noses Russs has in and 10 certain
tract or parcel Of land situated In the 18th Civil District
Knox coanty adjoining the lands Of Rebeccs Allen and OH
ers and containing less Said property vii
be sold 10 satisfy order Of issued the Circuit
Court o. Knox county in favor ofJ K Vance, Tor the ne q
G. W. McCsrfy.
Aug H. 1857 4w NJ d. BEARDEH, sheriff
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/ Will SELL TO THE HIGHEST I'm

DER for cash. at the court house door in Knoxville On a.
urday the 18th day OF September, 1867 all the rgbt 49,
claim and demand that james A. Hill has in aud 10 80
tract land situated in the sh civil district Of KnoS %
adjoining the lands ofThOma4 II. COfmRn, james Flks
Others containing los acres less Said proper
be sold satisfy order Of sale issued from he C
Court Of Knox county in the of C. Parker Vs. T
els and W. T. Hill.
An NJ p BTARDrN
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RoBERTsPoRT, March 9th, 1867.

RoBERTsPoRT, March 9Th, 1867.
MY DEAR SIR am happy to inform you that
the $50 people landed here are contented and hap
py in their new homes. The lands are already sur
veyed, plotted and allotted to them and many have
planted patches Of corn, potatoes and garden vege
tables, which are growing finely. Each married
man receives twenty-five acres, and single persons
ten acres. The new settlement is laid out on the
river Marie, which runs n. n f. from Cape
Mount, about sixteen or eighteen miles from its
mouth The lands are-very fertile, and afford plen-
ty of good timber foF building purposes; such as
rosewood oak, redwood, &C., &c, sc. Water is
plentiful and of the best quality. In short the new
settlement which we named, before We left Ameri-
cs, ScHIEFFELIN, after our excellent minister to
your Government Henry NJ. Sehiefelin, Esq,
whose disinterested labors and numerous acts OF
kindness for the upbuilding of Liberia, and its fu
ture prosperity and progress are known to but few,
is in of the best districts of Liberia First It lie
in the centre of the rice country. Second, pam-oil
camwood, ivory rice cotton and country cloths are
brought constantly to market through this region.
Third, fish of the finest quality plentiful IN the
rivers and creeks Fourth the roads leading to the
interior, and the Gslinss and Mamma countries, lie
in this district 1t affords every facility for cheap
living, while the soil seems to say, "COme and till
me and / will reward your industry s thousand
fold" Nature has made it healthy and inviting
spot for the enterprsing and industrious husband
man. An English trading house ia established here
and is doing large business. Let our Intelligent
people come to Cape Mount, as they cannot do bet
ter anywhere. feel it duty owe to them to do
all to encourage them to come to their father
land, and am willing to spend the remainder Of my
life in such labor of love. Ny friends IN Tennes-
see write to me to return again next fall, but can
not promise them. Had the means would will
lingy devote or two years in the United States
in giving information and directing my people TO
Liberia. I think could be as useful to my race
in tina. as in any other way. Yours truly,
Fl. w. ERsKINE.
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MD. BEARDEN, Sheriff
JWIIL SELL TO THE HIGHEsT rim

WILL SELL To The HIGHEST BID.
DER for cash. at the court house door in Knoxville on Sal,
urday, the 18th day Of September 1867 81 the right ts
claim and demand that p. T. Gentry has in and 10 certain
Of land situated in the 9Th Civil District Knor county,
adoiCing the lands OF NJ Rhodes White and others con-
tanning Said property will be sold satisfy
order Of sale ssued from the Circuit Court Of county
In favor OF John W Legg and against p r. Gentry on
Judgment rendered the 18th day Of April 1850 A.
Armstrong, ESQ.,
AuR IA. 1867 NJ ID. BEARDEN sheriff
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sTOCKHOLpRRs, CONvENTION.

TIE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
me stoekhodsrs Of the Tennessee and Georgia r.
oeo vii be held AZ the oce Of the COMPANY
Aug IA, iS67-tdm THOs H. cKT,f5wAY p- b..
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[ WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST RID.

DER for cash, at the court house door In KnoTve Sat
urdaJ, the 18th day Of September 1867 the undivided
srest that Georges Parker has in lots
ted on the Of Main and State streets in the city
Knoxville, adjoining each othr and adjoining the property
Of l. j. Coker Said property viii be sold satisfy order
Of sas ssue from the CcEt Court Of Kn0x cognty In "a
vor o. Charles BIancs
Aug "a 1857 Al ID prAUUFN ets-if
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y MI. BEARDEN. Sheriff.


DER for cash, at the court house door in Kno1ul
urday, the l4h day Of September 1867 all the undivided
terest Of Loid J. Bell and Hannah Bail in cs-ain
land situated in the nth Civil District OF Knox ounty
joisiBg the lands Of Wm. McCommons William Bell Isaac
Alexander, and others il being their interest IN tract
tanning go less. Said property will be sold
satisfy ajudgment in favor Of Andrew Thompson and sgani
B0d j. and Hannah Bell.
Avg Il, 1897 ND. BEARDES, Sheriff.
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correspondence Between the Plresi-
dent and Secretary Stanton.

WASHINGTON August The following is cor
rect text of the correspondence recently passed be-
tween the President and Secretary Of War;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, August s,
ls67.-SFs: Public considerations of S high char
acter constrain me to say that your resignation as
Secretary of War will be accepted.
Very respectfully,
ANDREW JoH.SsoS.
To Hon. Ed1Oin II. issa'stOn, Secretary Of WIr-
To which the Secretary replied as follows:
WAR DEPARTMENT, August 5, lS67.--Srs: Your
note Of this date has been received stating that pub
lie considerations of high character constrain you
to say that my resignation Secretary of War will
be accepted.
In reply, have the honor TO say, that public
considerations of high character which alone have
induced me to continue at the head Of this depart
ment and constrains me not to resign the Office Of
Secretary Of War before the next meeting Of Con-
gress.
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~ the seditionists carry ont their crazy scheme,
they are greater ASSES than supposed them 10 be
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J5T. H- C1r1er
nHE DEFENDANT, WIN. 5. GALLOWAY.
- Of this STATE. stated IN The cross
-, 49, ,bis esse therefore ordered that pubai0n
b. ss FOR four successive weeks n Brownlovs Whig sot
80 al dsspdants appear before fe chancery Court
gnasvffls the LIST Monday 81 October ns1t AMI
,sTs 10 aks defense 70 the b the zane viii for
confessed 70 hin aHd st for hearing part copy Of
ths order. d. A. DEADERICK, c. IT.
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TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY {?


Serious Reflections for Young Men, in Es-
Of the Howard Association the Errors
Abuses and Diseases induced By ignorance
in the first age Sent in sealed envelopes
Of charge. Address, Dr. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, PHILADELPHIA Pa. may22-3m
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M.D.BEARDEN, shsHr
WIFI, SETT, TO THE HTGHT

W ILL OAAl1l1 L " AAAI LllNfL4GC1 Dill
DER for cash, at the court house door in Knoxville on a.
urday. the 18Th day Of September 1907, s the right ~
and interest that John w. Allen has in and certain %
and lot situated in the % Civil District Of Knox county
Joining the properly Of James N Davis and Others on M
Ruedgs road. Said property will be sold satisfy an or
Of sale issued from the Crcut Court Of Knox couny Ia M
Of William Tarwater and against John W. Allen j. L. P.
and James NJ. Davis.
AuR a 1867 NJ d. BFARDEN sbs-fH
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I WILL SELL, TO THE HIGHEST BID.

DER for cash. at the court house door in Knoxville on Sat
urday, the 18th day OF September 1851 all the right, title
interest," claim and demand that Abner Dckey has in and 90
certain tract Of land situated in the 9th Civil District Of
knoK coanty adjoining the lands OF William hncaid, \
Cobb and others, and containing 20 o. less Said
property viii be sold &c satisfy order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Coar Of Knox county Of Claiborne Jack
son and against Benjamin Ellis and Abnor wilkins
Aux "a. 1867 " ID BFAQDFN sheriff
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A. S. Hudiburg Vs. George W Yost and John Derer.
mHE DEFENDANT GEO w YOST

being nop-resident or .tbs State shown IN The biz
IL therefore ordered that publication b. made i0r ur
cessiFs Weehs In bro0nows Wig notifying said defsndan
% appear before the Chancsry Court knoErs the To
Monday o. October next then and there make dsnss
the bill the will BE- taken FOR confessed bin and
set for hearing parte- copy Of the order
Aug II, 1851 fW-pf5 d. A. DEADERiCk, &. ~
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DER for cash at the court house door In Knoxville
srday the 18th day Of September, 1857 all the right title
claim and demand shat james galloway has IN and 70
tain tract Of land situated in the 9th Civil District Of
county, adjoining the lands of William Bradley
and containing 20 less Said property will
sold 70 satisfy order Of sale issued from the Circuit Court
Of Knox county Judgment that W. A. 0dell
against James Wood and James Galloway.
Aug H. 1857 M. d. BEARDEN sheriff
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Jsha n. kirby 81 al ss. Luther T. Wilsos and 'th'Ea
THE DEFENDANTS. JONATHAN 2.

\ NeeAANAS and JOHN AoCAMMAS being son-tss..
snts q Tennessee charged In the bills 10 Is ordered t
RabAto1 Be mads for four Successive weeks In Bros
wing notifying said defendans % appear before ne Cn
cery Ceart ~ Knoxville, the lss Monday Of Octe9e
then and there 20 make defense the bill, the sane
Do taken FOR confessed 70 them and for hearing N
parts. copy Of the order.
Aag IA, lse7-iwp1 d. A, DEADERiCh, G. q ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARYYILLE COLLEGE.
TEACHER WANTED.

TItHE BOARD OF IRUSREES OF KIT
a TENHOUsE ACADEMY, a. Kin Kston, Roans county,
Tennessee dssTous engage competent teacher 70 take
char Of tbs abovsnaned Instituton gentleman Ee
quated, and VITA the proper e1eTgy, viii
hrst class school, the isant Of such bssg
generally felt IN the neghboEhood Tor further pareuss
apply % c. BRAUsE, sse'y
Aug a. is5T-zm Kisgston, Tenn.
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MARRIEN.

On the LIST Instant at Rugby, the residence Of the bride,
fatber A j Brown Esc By Rev R. X. hsads. DR.. sAs.
Mess OF sumner county tennessee to Miss BETriE OyEE
ToV BRowx Of Aibemarie county, Virginia.
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A Tennessee Rebels Prayer to the
President

More, hereafter, Unnecessary,
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RonIand LIZ . ID. v. -. o.cansor q d.
mHE DEFENDANT IAnEs O'CoNN0F

THb DEFENDANT, JAMES UCONNVbi
II = therefore ordered that publication be made for four 90
csssiYe weeks IN Brounows Wig notifying ssd dsndal
. before the Chancery Court a. Knoxville on h
Monday Of October ne3t then and there 70 sase %
the bill, or the sans will Be taken for eo1t-ss.
Aux 1f Is67-4Wpf5 D. A D1+iN - 90
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I WIFI, SELL, TO THF UTGUFST nm.

DERfOr cash at the court house door in Knoxville Sat
urday the 18th day Of September 1861 all the right title snd
interest that T. Sizemore has in and house and lot siu
ated in the I'd Civil District % Knox county adjoining n,
lands Of John F0ust and others. Said property viii be s
to satisfy order Of sale issued from the Circuit Court
Knox county in favor Of NJ r. Jsrolds and against jerry
Humphries and E. SizsIIore.
Aug IA, 1867 NJ. d. BEARDEN, Sheriff