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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
CINCINNATI, CUMBERLAND GAP AND
CHARLESTON r. R. COMPANY.

Notice to Con trac tors.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
q will receive Sealed Proposals until the 2ith Of Jny next,
lor INC 1radnason Masonry and Brigng Of the first
es OF the above road,
S's ss IN the direction II Cumberland CAP.
1iAs HffSihratons ami be
IN Irlx - tle chef Engineer and amer the 1t
- ~ : nnn section Of work, heavy character
n ke thfeaEh interesting country. Enterprsng
are 'ts men solicited. ahouid and
portanf - - 80 Wcf,tr.I.k
Chief Engineer.
f""'fsA1n"hi iehni June = lsf7. janni2-Gf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
WHISPERS
BEAUTY !!

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and Silken Curls
produced BY THE USE OF PRoF.
Il nEBBEUX' FRIsER LA CHEYAUX. One application
warranted TO curl the straight and stubborn hair
either into wsvy rnglets hsayy massive eurs Has
been used BY the ashonsbes Of Paris and London with the
most gratifying results injury &C the hair Price
by nail sealed post paid 81 Descriptive Circulars nail
ed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS 4 co. Chemists No.
Ri,er Street Troy n r. Sole Agents for the United
States. 4f msyl-ly
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
ExPREssAGE.
SOUTHERN RxpREss CoMpANY.

Express MATTER, RECEIVED AND
- dispatched from the Office Of TIE Company IN Knoxvi,
Leaves daily fer che South and Wc via Chattanooga ~
2. 80 p. x.
Goods aud Packages up the hour Of 10 p NJ
Leave daily for Lynchburg and the East s.03 a. ~
Goods and packages received "a the hoartf 500 A. r.
jaE@Rf N. s. WOODWARD, AgeFs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
The New Fast Passenger Freight Steamer,
MARY BYRD

/ EAYES FOR CHATTANOOGA md
q = Intermediate points weekly
Freight apply board, % q henAei}
Bros, ana. ". ". Wilson q Co, Ascnat =.
f,affain ". X. lkNEGAfi, hASfefN
ian8if Captain 2. v. DEHNINGs clefk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
ATTACHMENT BILL, &c,

william Boark vs. James A. Hamilton and William Richard
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
the allegations Of the bill but James A. Hamilton is
resident Tennessee ordered that publication be made
for four weeks in BrownlOws Knoxville Wing,
notifying said defendant appear before the Chancery Court
Tazewell second Monday Of October next and de-
end the same the bill will be taken confessed and set
for hearing psrte as to him. - 40 ~
Auc7 tsG74w MA By J. n. TREECE, D. G. & n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
ICE CREAM SALOON.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE-
= GENTLY re-htsed his ICE-cREAM SALOON .u Mar
snare Invites his old friends and customers
% give him cali Every effort will made to please those
mo may favor hla with their natronarn f 'e7e
Families supplied with Icecream All ali ti,nss a,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
BILL FOR DIVORCE.


IN THIS CAUSE If A p 2 Il A RI N g
allegations theb which 20, that the
defendant Daniel Frar nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee 1t therefore ordered by that publication be
made for four successive weeks Brownlows Knoxville
Wing, notifying said FraT to appear before the Chsneery
Court Tazewe the Cd Monday Of October next then
cath def5nd the bill filed in this
against him, ortbe win be taken confessed md
set for hearing ex parte. JAMES r. EVANS, O. & NJ.
Aug s. 1861. pf5 ByJ N. TREECE, ID. G. q N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14

The following correspondence will explain itself
and win, no doubt, be read with much Interest by
our readers:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
W A. Walker and NJ A. Law Adm RS vs. the heirs at law
Of James Hunt dec d
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
1T APPEARING FROM THE PETITION

FLED ia this that George w Hunt nonresident Of
the state OF tennessee IL e therefore ordered that pubca-
ticn b. made for four successive weeks in Brownows Knox
Vile Wing, notifying said respondent 90 appear ct County
Court 70 be held at the house in Maryvie for the
county Of Bount the hrs Monday In September, 1867,
60 plead domur 70 said petition, the will
BE- taken for confessed and set for hearing peFte
him. r. c. TUCKER, Clerk.
InlN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
RILL ID EEL I'D.
BILL TO SELL LAND.

Vincent Myers Kelley Aduirs Valentine Fulps
deceased, Anna Fulps ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APP r A RI g
from allegations BILL jeremiah Hopper and
wife Abigail Hopper and the hers-at-law Of Catharins
Vance whose are to complsnants unknown and -
Williams nonresdens Of the State OF Tennessee 1t is
dered that publication be made for four succesTs weeks In
BroWnoWs Knoxville Wing, notifying said nonresident de-
PENDANTS appear the second Monday Of October next
before the Chancery Tazsw and defend this BILL
will be taken conssedand set for hearing
I varte'as TO tbem JAMES r. EVANS, G. AN.
/ Aug T. 1861 pf5 By J. \. TREEOE, D. @. 4 81.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
Tennessee.

: nder the above heading, from the Philadelphia
Hral Ie'sgroph Of the 27th ut We clip the fol low
loving. We win add the Telegraph has larger
.,iOu'a'0n Than two-thirds Of the rebel papers Of
this State. Itssys:
,A 'ne day Of election in Tennessee approaches
Increases, and we have almost daily
sSst;a OF not and bloodshcd The rebels are
making a desperate effort to recover their los;
ground IN that State. In their wsv stsn5s tbo ~
tolo GU veteran, eov Brownlow, who an precistes
The magnitude Of The contest and who is determined
that the laws shall be faithfully executed Tn, ~
will be reelected we have moi n do,,1' ma nc
the contest has been finally settled we shall bo y
no more trouble in Tennessee IL win - ,'o. y.
and prosperous IS Missour' is to-day undcr the "a
ministrAtion Of Gov. Fletcher, aeain~t NJ, ~
great conservative cutlery was made last wear - +
now raised against Brownlow. Ii is The loss o1 a.
Ltiooi poocr that enrases the disoyal elonsn, =
tennessee. To keep il they rendyto plume M.
state into all manner Of disorder Aher M 49,.
N''h Is over they will be quiet enough
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
CHANCERY CoURT-MARYvILLE.

A. W. Emmett W. r. Best Adm rs The heirs at law
o. George Best, deed
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T A 2 p II a Rim g
from the petition filed that Daniel Best nonresident
Of the State Tennessee IL is therefore ordered that publ
cation be mado for four successive weeks in Brownlcw Whg
notifying said respondent Daniel Best TO appear at county
70 be held for the comfy B0un the
IN Maryyle, the first Monday September, 1897 and
plead demur said petition, the will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing parte to him.
July 5lst, itt7, ir r. c. TUCKER, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY'S THROUGH LINE TO GALL
FORNIA.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail.
Through N t,esaty-t'oo day..
ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND

ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
" splendid Steamships win leave Pier No. a. North Rs.i
Tot Of Cansi street, AZ y O'clock noon The It, uh
and Zst Of every mouth, Except when thos dates az or
sunday sad then the preceding Saturday. br AsFA
WALL, connecting via Panama Railway ,1th gas o. ~
ComPanys Stsamshi2s from Panaaia f0T SAY FAAA1i71
toaching 81 ACAPULCO
Departures q The lst and zist :onuest a Fa5ss 80.
Steamers for B0DIH PACIFIC aud CESIEAL AAhALeAN
PORTS. Ihoso o. Isl touch AZ MANKANlLL3. o., 4. =
Departures % TIE liih each month comets - 80 ~,
stean hne roG Panama 70 AUSTRALIA eno hlu LLAsAo
steamer q June II, via connect with he COMPANY
e COLORADO, 10 leave san francisco July > ilf ~
via EotaEoua, where clcSe connection VII oe nl-ls
Cempanys Steamer COsS& RIOA Tor Nsg1sal tnd ,hihs-
APPEL 81, 1851, for YOKOHAMA and HONG KONG
discount Of OSE QUARTER from steaIner. rates 81
to second cabin aud srerags Passengers with ianil-
an allowance Of ONE QUARTER on through faiaa 20 ''
men and their families, and school teachers.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each aie nss
accompany baggage through and attend y a.
children without male protectors. Baggage refeit' -
dock tho day before sains from steamboatsi rhii''s
passengers Who prefer g. send down early. -
An experienced SuEEe0n on board. he,iicine AM
free. -, u. fh-
For passage Tickets further iniormaio1. appy a,
f.a,nanvss ticket Office the wharf FOOT ot NtaaA
Si t.1e.sa N'''''' >. r. BABY, Agent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false izzes your switches your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worsh a hg;
Come aged come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in ycur own luIuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
TOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
heads from whatever may have fallen out)
forcing growth Of hair upon the face il has equal
viii force the beard to grow the smoohest face In
nve 10 eight weeks or hair bald heads in from
three months. few ignorant practitioners asserted
that there nothing that will fol hasten the growth
tbs hair or beard Their assertions false thousands
living witnesses ro their experencel witness
But many VIII say how % distinguish the genuine
RON the spurous1 IL certainly dcult nine-tenths
the different Preparations advertised for the beard
entirely worthless and you may have already thrown
away large amounts in their purchase. Te such would
say, try the ksParator Cap Il will you nothing IN
less falomes up TO representations If your Drug
gt does not keep it, send dollar forward
postpaid together with receipt for the money which will
BE- returned you application providing entire satisfaction
Is not given. Address
W. l.. CLARK & CO. Chemists
mayl-ly No. West FAyette Street Syracrse Y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14

Since 1857 The Yicksburg Repablesn has h.a
nine editors or these, Eve were shot stabbed "a
death. ono drowned himself, ono was severely
wounded, ono died of yellow fever, and ono va
sent 10 prison for libel. This shows the eHiFein
risks ~ editorial lfe in the South.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
CONFECTIONERY

large supply Of coNFEcT1oNFRIFs Fn7-rTs N,-zs
CAhES 4c, constantly on hand. - ~ 20
r.siae sbsr he old place. Market square, West side
P. KERN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
-@AAa'AoE IN HIon LIFE.-The Salt Lake cor
10 poheeni Of tho lluilefin u,-i,.s

'''''sh1 OF tho BullrtH writes.
was lately 1nit o9ng oldest son Of President Young
house, eldest daughter Of r 81 n s s Clara Sten
Of the DAILY Ietgreph Mr.. YOUNG aa 'Suse eaite'
some young bride are spending ase I'm DIS nare.
WITH iuehus 20 shS s'aslem'nt This mafes ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14

BOOK AND Jon PRINTING of every descrip-
ton done at the Vino afiec, on short notice
and reasonable terms.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
Legal Advertisements.
nuANnERY coyRT-TAzEwELL.
LAND SALE.
- III We George W. Rose ct ais.

LAND SAlE
p,a,.on and wife. VS.. George W Rose ct ais.
nv VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE MADE BY
II a. saucery Court a Tazewc at the April term 1851
~ to the highest bidder at tho court house door IN
eI an The second Mouday Of September next, tract
bincuc &c heirs-st-laN Of Reuben Rose dec d,
q as the Farm lying IN the 9th civil district o.
sborne county, Tennessee the north side CT Nallens
5e The same will be sold credit Of and twoy
lent one hundred and fifty dollars to be paid down. the
remainder purchase money half Of which on ere
all OF one year. aud the other half credit OF two years
notes with good security wiz be required and all on interest,"
from sale and lien will he retained on the laho nnt
the purchase money is paid =. -. &c - =,
Aug :, 1857 -lw Pfc By \. TREEoE' D. O. q NJ
BILL To SILL LAND
S. C. Brown Admir- Of Daniel Kelley deceased vs. Peter VAN
derventeT ct ais.
IN THIS CAUSE IT A p ? E ARM &
from the allegations Of the BILL which is sworn to, iSs in
this cause the defendants Peter Ysndervnter, Margaret
snodgrass snodgrass, Elizabeth Shodgass, and So
rah nodgrass and Jane Kelley Sarah Kelhg John Kelley
Nancy Kelley, Rachael Kelly and Harriet Kelley
State Of Tennessee shown in tue bill It is
ordered by publication be made for four
weeks Brownlows Whig notifying sud defendants
appear before Chaneery Court Tazewe
Monday Of October next and defend said BILL the
will be taken confessed and foT hearing psrte.
JAMES r. EVANS, G. N.
Aug 7, ls67 pG BY J. y. TREECE, D. q. NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

NEW YORK, June GA Washington
special says Gen. Grant has replied tt
Sheridan's last letter, but refuses to give
1t publicity till the return Of the presi
dent.
Secretary Stanton declines granting
Gen. Sicklesi request to be relieved from
command ia the CaroIinas.
1t is understood that a circular en-
b0dying the last opinion of the attorney
general viii be issued IN q few days fOI
the information and instruction Of mill
tary commanders.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-The state con-
stituuiOnal convention adopted a resolu-
ton yesterday, appointing committee
OF tWenty-fouT to receive the president
on his return to Washington. His arri-
val at Annapolis will be the occasion for
an enthusiastic reception.
RICHMOND, June 26.-The following IS
q report Of the registration in this city
COlOred, 2093; whites, 1880. In the
county it stands: Colored, 3SS; white,
a5.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-In the court
Of claims yesterday, the court rendered
Judgment in favor Of claimants in four
teen cotton cases, amounting to 100000,
and reserved decision in twelve similar
cases.
BOsToN, June 26.-The president
leaves Boston to-day, going direct to
Hartford, where he will remain till to-
morrow morning, when he viii visit New
Haven. A large number Of citizens paid
their respects to him during last evening
at the hotel.
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-0ns death by
cholera occurred here last night. Z
BERIIN, June 95.-The constitution of
the North German confederation having
been adopted by the Prussian diet, it was
received to-day for the royal signature Of
King William. It goes into effect on the
first of July.
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HEBREW AyB xAsOyIO CAEN
MASONIODIREOTORY.

1867.
LOuGE5.
ErrvRors. SO. It's Meets lst Monday IN
Tvery- uronfll At Oud-i5ell lows Hall cor Court
ana Main L. G. Trader, VI. M-i b. T. Tom
ILuEnn- Sec.
Esorrr1f kf1-HrEru. No us. Meets "a Friday Of
aqcb rllutn-HaIl. cor. Madison and second.
Il n ReIlars W. ST.; Benz. x Puuen, Sec.
TErr.a SCOTT No. ls2 Meets 81 Friday o. each
E -D7rTf,, -Eg,l.I. cor Madison ana second. John
Ainslie. N- ", II. II. W 1o1 Eirl, sec
u.,r-r-qs No 19q Meets 3D. Erilay of each
mouth-D -Dd3-TeICws Hail p, FL. stanley
Nm W. TT. Butts. Sec
Wrr.wr1SvrSG. No. '4l tU ID N Gets atn trluaY
0f each mouth-3H Front street John j.
W1rghan. S3E ". 81 3, X. -UIien, I'D, Sec.
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LATE PROV ,yAsnINGrnN.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-It is found
by drafts in the treasury that the appro-
priatiOn of $500, 900 for expenses incurred
IN the enforcement Of the reconstruction
act is not sufficient, and that an addi-
FOnal appropriation must be made hy the
coming session Of congress. There Is
considerable discussion going on in polit-
ieal circles as to the intention and effect
Of the order to southern coInmanders,
issued on Saturday. Persona who claim
70 be well informed say, that it is to be
followed by others strictly defining the
powers of the military commanders, on
the presidents return from Boston, and
that in the meantime investigation have
begun in the case of persons removed by
Gems. Pope and Sheridan.
The revenue receipts under the income
tax returns are reaching now 81 900, 600
per day.
Gen. Sheridan's telegram to Gen.
Grant, declining to extend the time for
registration in Louisiana, in compliance
with conditional instructions from the
president, on the grounds that the regis
tration has been complete, and that he
did not feel like keeping Hp expensive
boards to suit new issues coming 10 at
the eleventh hour, was received at army
ACuu udi tGAn bu-udf1 Guu HAS ueL Yet
been answered. The evening admins
tTatiGn organ calls upon the president to
return at once to his office, to relieve
and arrest Sheridan for characterization.
During the presidents absence a pro-
test has been received by the govern
ment from the friends of Santa Anna,
against the act of Commodore Amy, Of
the Taeony mot Leroy of the Tulia-
homa, as everywhere published), in in
teTfering with Santa Anna, on board the
Virginia. The British minister has re-
ceived similar protest againgI the
course Gf the British naval officer who
Joined tue Mexican officer in arresting
Santa Anna The protest says that the
latter went to Mexico as citizen and IN
no official capacity.
The Surratt trial developed nothing
new on its twelfth day. Lloyd, the
laxern Keeper st Surrattsville, gave evil
dence relative to Surratt's carrying ERE
arms to his place to be concealed, three
weeks prior TO the assassination, and 20
Mrs. Surrett's telling him on the Gay OF
the assassination, TO have tGeTa ready to
be oalle, fos inst night. he seemed to
be g reluctant OF stupid witness, and
nothing was elicited after repeated
efforts, that he had not stated in the con-
spiracy trial. The crowd was as large
to-day as ever. Among those within the
'lsI .,..s Gen. Grant, who is summoned
as a witness.
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T.lLcfoo,e lCnZo

DY virtue OF deed Of trust, exec-teS % lne
Id on the first day o. sap,.aFy A ID {, 1856, hs
q " Hasi ana J4itia A. Il. Hhlt, his wife, and
dufy registered inithe registers Office ofShelby
county. Tennessee, = record book No 81, part
3D. pages 643 andG4i, 10 which reference Is
hereby made. For the purpose Of paying the
debt therein Securea, ! viii, on Thursday, {Le
2Sth day of June. 1867, on ths premises near
the city of MemHhis, In the COUNT OF Shelby,
and state OF TeIfnessee, expose TO public sal ale,
and prbceed to Sc T 10 the highest bidder tor
CASH the following described parcel Of ground,
to-Wit: Situate. lying and being lu the County
OF sh -Iby State of Tennessee, near the city 0f
Memphis, being one-nalf Of lat No. ATTY Two,
a. % WpioEshuy Williams subdivision. and
bounded as follows beginning at a stake ON
the west side of Walnut street, the corner of lot
No. fifty-one ,5l) ruuning south with the line
of said street three chains and slN1y-ftVe 1859
links, to stake the corner Of lot No tfly-fiye,
t5il thence west with the line OF said lot Notify
five (55 ten chains and ninety-seven (l0g7) links
10 a stake, thence north thres chains and sixty.
dve lS G5l links TO a stake, thence east ten
chains and ninety seven ll0g7l links to the be-
cunning, containing four acres. The pad
hereby intended to he conveyed IS tie ndrth
half OF SAID iug No disy-IYfO, - tue same hav-
ina be5n Willed tothe said julia 4. r. Hart, by
bsf mother Elizabeth ". Tanner. on the 9Th
day OF March, 1851. The equity OF redemption
in and TO this property is expressly waiytd in
said deed OF trust, and the title IS believed to
he good. but sell ard convey only a. trustee.
sale to be made betWeeu tn6 nouFs or one and
four O'clock ia the aifeTnoon.
faTffs h. q. HARRINGTON. Trustee.
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pally fin advanced per aur nm
4 ,,ey4s-dealeHs, per copy "a
1ayssliy rsr aanun lin adv anoe T, ,,olSs
- Sosuhsal5ptlon enterA on our iAi''Ai
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nEoRaIA ITEmS.

THE mayor and COUNCIL Of Macon
gave the Savannah Offieials-en route to
invite Satrap Pope to saVannah-a dln'
@James Anderson, a youth Of fifteen,
and a son of DIR. William Anderson,
formerly of Cass county, while fishing
near Columbus last Saturday, was bitten
by moccasin, from the effects OF whit \
hs died.
The NetV Era says: An interesting
girl. AGED about eleven years. came
nearly 10 her desth in Savannah last
Thursday. from injuries received from
being hooked by wild COW.
-Duriuk the thunder storm on Mon
dav last, the Griffin Star learns that a
voung son of Jno Gossett, Esq, Of Spald-
ing county, was killed by lightning. Two
others were also slightly Injured.
-Heeistrstiah books have been re-
ceived. and the work is expected TO
commence in Macon Immediately.
Registration will begin IN SAVANNAH
next Monday.
Mr.. S. s.. Dunlap has sent the Macon
TeleOraph q. cotton bloom taken frem bis
feId about q mile and half from
Macon. This is the first heard OF 10 mat
vicinity.
Hon. Hiram Warner, appolnts1 70
be chief Justice Of the Georgia supreme
court, vice Judge Humpkin, deceased,
entered upon his duties on WEDNESDAY
last.
The Southern Ws1fehHlafs, published
at Athens, says AS we anticipated would
be the case, the wheat crop has turned
out to be the best one harvested for the
past ssn gears, The other crops in this
section are looking weil-exeept cotton
which is not very promising.
"A friend Of the Columbus .Eaqistre''
writes from Stewart county on the 7th /;
crops Ia this county are looking tnelYs
especially corn. The WAeat crop . e&-
eellent, and, as We were blessed With g
beautiful spell Of weather, 1t is al
housed d-drY and soand. Mr.. Samuel
Reall, pfthIs COUNTY, bnWed fourteen and
gathered two hundfed and aiNty bl1sslsls
OF wheat. at a-
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MENPNIS APPEAL
PUBLISHED nAEL't s WEEKLY
PRTCr OF sUBscRIPTIoN.

JOHN S. C. HOGAN 8 co:
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SATURDAY.. the 18th Day Ofoaeaqg67,

al the door OF the CLERKS ofiice, In the town OF
Marion, Crittenden county, Arkansas, sall 70
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing described real estate sislate in ritt6n-
dsn county, Arkansas, aud known as that part
of the Spanish Grant originally owned by the
f3randee' estate conveyed bv William o. D.
sDain to George W. Underhil aud Isaac Bur-
gett: The south part Of the southwest quarter
of section twenty-four t2il conveyed in same
deed: the east half Of section thirty'stx 1850
and the southeast quarter OF section thirty
Ave t85l, all in township seven 10 DoFth p4 the
base lire OF range eight sl CAST Of he 5th prin-
oipaI meridian.
peffeetly good, but 1 snail convey only as
Trustee.
PART ar bhis land comprises one Of the finest
plantations on the Military Road, with Gin
bonse. Cabins, ete., being the plantation known
10 the' Brown Place, near Marion. Ark.
rnvsi tbs B. c. BROWN, Trustee.
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revenue receipts under the income
tax returns are'Teaehingnow one million
dnliara r,ar dav g = ~