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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
VOLUME 34. NO. 8.
Our Railroaf system.

We OF the Yankee land are apt 10 believe
that &C are ahead Of The world In everyth;ns
aud especially in building and operating
railroads. Bot the following extract from
a letter Of Mr.. Moses Beach. -bo Is no-
IN EaroPe. -ill disAbuse that eroneou. y;.~
OF ourselves and Others. IL vii disclose .
ne- idea to many railroad men in this eoun-
try:
L confess that my Yankee pride give,
way IN the comparison. We have stood
still comparatively these twenty year, m
railroad afAirs. and hence. from being first
are nov in the second rsnk. The EngIi.h-
man sticks to his compartment cars. bot
adds 10 the number OF compartments IN
each car until. OF the newest roads. the
length Of the car fully equals the American.
Then has system Of rigid attachment Of cars
produces steadiness of motion much 20
be preferred TO our jerking rsttle-traps.
Bat perhaps the most striking change Is IN
the mode of taking water. What think YOU
Of running = train Of dOzen car. two hun
dred miles or more IN Eve bours. and with
out stop of any kind? The thing is done
here, A sufhciency Of coal for fuel is easily
provided. Of course. and only neoessitaiing
The carriage Of a few pounds extra weight.
The water Is taken up once m some twenty
miles. without the slightest delay. BY the
nple-contrivaBce. cute enough 20 have
originated IN a Yankee brain. II IL did not:
A trough. half a mile long. one foot vide.
and four inches deep. made Of east iron. !.
placed between the rails. and 6lIed With
wafer. As the train passes over this trough
one end Of pipe reaching forward from
the tender Is lowered into the water. The
motion Of The train forces the water up The
pipe INTO the ieoder. and the thing Is done,
Ny description may not convey the idea 70
a nOn-mechanieal mind, bat those Who have
oAiled out leAky boats -ith q scoop viii m
dsrstAnd this method Of seooping water for
the locomotive. With Us the sane plan
would answer for taking Up snail anthra-
cite coal. 50 tba, we might run trains across
the eoniinsni without a stop. if IL were de-
sirable.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
WAL. Deo-. tia, .. queer -sy Of do.

Wal. neO-. that = queer -sy Of do
IN bssiness. Il seems TO me-
whis he -as speaking be thrust n,
hands deep INTO hs pockets. 6rss on on.
side. then on the other. Then be 6elt i,
bis coat pockets. and finally proceeded 70
hi' vet pockets. turning each wrong side
out IN rs succession. and ngttering TO him
self.
Wall. neo~. that 5 a queer vay Of do
IN business IL I We lost that ere biH the ola
man gin me-.
lie vas about 10 give Bp in despair. -hen
sudden.y he betkOught himself that h- had
PAT Il IN the ~asch pocket Of bis vest. He
~as delighted q, finding it again. and he
thrust II insO ny hand -iih The AIR Of . man
eonferring fortune upon another.
l received It thankfsny. thinking thi,
~as the last act in this ludicrou, dr,n.
AAd that the opportunity vas nov come for
Us 10 BE- alone. and enjoy its memory. b.,
not So Ny guest showed no inclination
TO leave lie stood before M. With An En-
ger look on bis eosntenanee. Which IL "a,
impossible FOR me 10 interpret grewem-
oarrassed under IL. and tnrned awav. hop
ing that he would initiate nv example. and
thus end the Interview; bot this formed no
part Of his intention Takinga Guick step
toward me. be asked. sharply.
" Amt there no change s-eomia?-
" Yes said I. only TOO glad 20 know
the cause Of the delay. snd that IL could be
80 easily obviaied How much change
DO you want2~
Wall, about a dollar. reckon. I
should nj think you ought 10 Al more than
dollar for little JOB Ike that. thar did
NJ take you more n two minute. 20 do.
Won't dollar 10 ye, IL Il ~ost. je.t .sv
50 and n give you more. for I ain, 40.
m TO be mean about thing Of tia. sor,.
specially When I We got ssch a gal As Sal
into the bargain.
looked a. the bill which he had given
me ]; vas two dollars. gave him 4
dollar from my purse a. quickiy as po-,,-
Die. and be departed. evidently in The bes,
OF humor. I threw the bin into nv wise,
lsp. when The door closed. saying. a. audi
bly, as ! eoald. amid my eonvulsion. Of
laughter.
Here sour first Perqaisite. Our sala-
~ !, one thousand and one odd dollars thi,
year. certain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

As Coon A. 10 IT WIRE ~ EsOP The
NAntoeket Islander says the following sto-
~ vas lately told by a reformed inebriate,
As an apology for much Of the folly Of
drankards
A mouse ranging Abou; brewery hap
Pening 70 fall into vat Of beer. vas IN I'M
ninent danger Of drowning. and appealed
20 a cat 10 help him out. The cat replied.
-" IL Is foolish request. for a. soon a. 1
get you oct shall eat you The mouse
PiieOosly replied that ia -ould be far better
than to be drowned in beer. The cat Iifs-
ed him out. bat The fsme Of the beer eau.-
ed puss 10 sueeze. and the mouse took ref
uge IN hole. The cat called upon the
mouse 10 come out Did you not promise
that should eat youY- Al replied
the mouse. g I did but I .sas n IiquOr at
tis finae-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

HARD on THE NE~ YoEK LAWYERS.
A PAris correspondent writes a. follows
Lamirande, who robbed the bank Of Poic-
tess, IN France. and escaped 10 New York.
has been trids AZ POI esiers and Condemned
to ten years Of dangeon-A more infamous
condemnation than that 70 hard labor. On
the trial many interesting incidents occur
red Here is one Of them. lie said TIA,
be bad large sun Of money when be vas
arrested AZ Ne- York. and that The Ia--
yers Who we're engaged 10 defend him took
H. and we're 70 have 50. 900 francs for their
services. and then were 70 hand the balance
back q" Did they do nS'' said the Judge.
" No. they Only gave me back Of the whole
sum 20.OOO franes.- What did they do
With the bslADoe9- They kept IL. prob
ably And they we're la-yers?- YES
" Oh" saded the Judge. they we're New
York la~yen7-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

A Coon SToHT. The Troy whig ten.
the foho-ing good story 10 connection Nth
. recent Gre IN tbat city
Daring the progress of the IRE. tbe con-
dsci Of q 5rieki.yer on the roof. -ho bsd
been engaged IN hsightsning q chimney on
ihe adjacent buiiding. before The Gre broke
oui. attracted much attention. Dsregsrd.
ing the smoke. the h4uies. and tl.e excited
sPscis'ors beneath bin a. ccnpletsly a. 4
BIS hie depended on 30 doing. he Iaborsd
away assiduousiy a. his task. uotuithsfand-
ing ihe great inconvcnienos hs must have
experienced from The heat. some of he ire
men vbo ssoended 20 ne root. seeing ~
ter-bucket near wbers the aolid workman
stood. took it for some needed purpose.
-hen he latter erred ost eEpostulatiaxiy.
Say. don't uss all that water I vant 20
miS ny mortar vith e. No heed vas
pad 10 the remonstrasos. sad the nan
sent on 18th his job a. oalnly a. ever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

90 Val. ! rcckon ! bas Yoa did 10
ihi,k "a bc fool enoueb o. come here
sithout one. did yeS And I ans 80 uite
ashamed of Be-. o. yoa need nc be whisper
iu' about ii thar -ay.~
The names vere not -ritten very dis-
tlnctiy on TIE certificate. and. % assure ny
sell. ! sssei him -hs, hey -ere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

What ar does ne young mouse sing 70
sbs oil nouss. ~bsn biting bis -sy through
The scenery 81 the opsra7 Hear ne
znar. nc"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

PUScruArfoN. Any editor ofA literary
paper or magazine. Nth a single wears .x-
Perlrnce. is a comPeient ~itness 10 prove
that not more than -four out Of every forty
~ho scribble Tor bread or notorietv have
any more correct ideas Of punctuation than
a Patagouian has of Paradise One pro-
found thinker. leaving oct the 4, drives on
over ihree pages Of fool.csp without SIN
gle DOT or punctuation. Another perpe-
'raies one line periods. bringing us 20
." dosn brakes a. the erd Of every linz
a. suedeuiy As Il ~ lad checked 70 against
a dead wall At thirty miles an hour speed.
Number three keeps up a continsous string
Of exclamation Points-eternaily screaming
q; something that requires no screaming AZ
whatever. A good many affect the dasling
style Of punctuation. slipping ia one ~.
tWo. three. and bali l'ne da.bes indiserimi-
na'ely. d1fiiHg paragraphs into sPasmOdic
nonsense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

ssh hat frl~nfs sers aisaTs 49,
Aai sui 80 aissvs nars.
7 80 ~ GO scIs nof - fs-.
I sish fte hai srre feses
slsa iasf psrspas s'rr utgaf
u heet faeHr piuus frartanE.
80 49, prscfisiaE SO ~
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
FUHLisHED EVERY FEIDAr NoRNINo NJ
w NJ. A. PIDGIN 4 Co.
rEoFuEros.
IOH> pE ~ ny
JoHS PERRY. Edttor.

TE EHH>-o-- peu-r sat Fihs Cs-s. 80
yea 90 sf'snss T-c neiisr. if p.yunsst !. DO
lave.
r. " Psttsariu 4 Go 10 St.,. ~ R...
- sat tf2 Na.sr -. Nss Yea ed = x
No.. taaIt - te-taa. ars suihoriasi arenfs
Joh PRINTING III ~v~rv t--crictioa .s.tl,
sNrraIrt.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
The Bodies OF the Assassination Con-
Spirat0FS.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-0n Tuesday,
in accordance with orders received at the
Washington Arsenal by Gen. Ramsey,
Commandant Of the post, from Gen. Grant,
Secretary of War, the bodies Of the assas-
slnation conspirators, and also the body of
Henry Wirz, the Andersonyille iailor, were
removed from their graves and reinforced
IN another portion Of the grounds. This
removal was rendered necessary in conse-
luehCe OF the projected improvement Of tae
arsenal grounds, the contractor for the re-
nOF-l Ol the old Penitentiary building be-
ing SPOUT LOU. 70 commence work The body
% . wilkes Booth was buried in what was
KNOWN Is the ware-room Of the Peniten
uary building. 1t was inclosed in an am
munition box. After the grave was f;IIad
up with dirt the brick fioor;nc. rros -, -
placed. was to
The burial having been scoor,,,l;st,, ~,
the windows were boarded mn on5 II -
made secure, Secretary Stanton toi-;,. ~,
key with him, and il was kent ~ a.. W ~
Department until few weeks 49, II -
II was returned to the Arsenal oe$oo.. 90, 80
the receipt Of the order for the rcn,o,.ol -, %
The bodies, including Booths, on Tnas5aS.
iaborers were at once set to work NJ,
bodies were taken from the graves befo.o
mSh1oned and carried 10 No ! warehopse
Mns9e trench was dug a foot from liz
, ,,Gi'n "aA In this trench the bodies were
, -, go. Sna, as secrecy had been enioined
pas ~" slsons were aware that the re,
~. 80 ~; .'t peen made. II would seem
rom ron '. ~ s..al TIC Government does not
intend 70 give up the bodies - - 49, Ivy
The bodies Of Booth. Paxnc f ny IoiasiV 6.
zerodt, Nirz and Mrs Surra,t ,,.l..N 0lu' AT
in a common grave. p'''ce''
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
ATTACHMENT.


A. . IHOl bII - y. = = -. -,
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFl-
DAYIT filed in this case the defendant W. T. Williams,
has removed himself or so conceas himself the ordinary
roess CT law be served upon him. aud having 90
taRed attachment against the estate OF me
Peace county Tennessee, and tbs same
levied upon his property 1t IS therefore "
utic that the de ndant appear before him, at his office IN
the 7h District in Of Nav Market and county Of
JefrEon Tennessee on the first Monday of April 1865 and
show cause if any has why final Judgment should not DC
given against him. the will be prooeeaea Win e1
1t ordered that this notice De p4bseu
four successive weeks in Brownlewis Wing.
o.. sIt rfse JONATHAN LhRRANoks il
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
CHANOERY .CoURT-DANDRIDGE.
W = ORIGINAL y AND INJUNCTIoN BILL.

william N. sAwyers William O. Jarnagin ct al
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM
The Allegations the b which s sworn to, that the de-
fepdants William c. Jarnagn, A. A. Blackburn and john u
Thomas Don-resdente Of the state OF tennessee SO
thew cannot be served with the ordinary process Of law: is
the Clerk and Master that pubieson De naoe
four weeks N Brownows Knoxville wing req-
ring said defendants 10 appear before the Chancellor 81
Ohancery Court to be held fer the county Of Jefferson 81
the court in Dandridge the hrst MONDAY aisr
the fourth Monday of October next then and there TO pe
demur or otherwise make defense TO SAID Dill OF
came viii be confessed and the cause set ao"H oI
hearing them sx parte. copy Of the orosr- =,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
FATE OF TENNESSEE,
ATTACHMENTS

STATE OF ENNESSEE-OAMPBELL COUNTY
William Derkns Riley Derlins and John W. Faulkner
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
says the defendants indebted to him, and John W.
Faulkner is nonresident of the State and Riley DeEkins
has fraGSulenty is about audulenty dispose Of his
property, and having obtained original attachment
against them returnabe before Justice the
Campbell county and having been levied their proper
ty It IL ordered that publication be made for four
Sive weeks in Brownlows Knoxville Wing, requiring said
defendants to before the 5th day Of November
next, at my Office in Campbell county, and make their
s. p. DOUGLAS,
sept 25-4te Justice Of the Peace,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
0IRGIIT OOURT.-OAMPBELL COUNTY,.


VIM siler VS.. W. Y. C. Humes and J. L. Carson
THE DEFENDANT, JOSEPH L. CAR
SON, being nonresident of the county and State II Is
ordered that publication be made for four successive weeks
seph L. Carson appear at the next term Of the cu
Court the county of Campbell at the court
house in Jacksboro the Sd Monday Of December next
then and there to Defense the will be taken
sent 25-4s pf5 r. J. ROGERS, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
TNsOTVENT NOTIE,

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
of Thomas Arp deceased, having been properly suggest
cd ali creditors said estate notified to he their CLAIMS
in prescribed by law with the
CLERK of the County Of Monroe county on or before
the LIST day Of January, A. D. 1855 or they viii be barred
ALFRED ARP, Administrator
If, Of Arp, deceased.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16

TIE Boston Transcript gives US this IN
teregting item
October begins with the coolest morning
Of the season.
Travellers from the North reported that
they rode for two hours through q snow
storm yesterday forenoon.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
PROCLAMATION

NM LILLIAN " DIV w ANhO w wv
NOR of the State Of Tennessee. To the sheri
counties of Hancock Hawkins Greene Washington Carter
Johnson and Sullivan, in said stategreeting You are
hereby commanded TO and hold election all
places of holding elections in respective Counties
Saturday. the 18th day of October next after having given
the notes required by for the election Of Judge Of the
First Judicial Circuit in said State Gil the vacancy
stoned by the resignation Of Hon. e. r. Butler and due
turn thereof made to me, according to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereuno set my hand and
caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed the
H. ST. Department in Nashville the 5h day of September
| 1867.
By the Governor.
W. G. BRoWNLOW.
Al. FLETCHER, Secretary of State
Sept II, ls67-6t
GreeneYille Era Flag copy till election
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16

PROCLAMATION.
WILLIAM G.. BROWNLOW, COVER
w NOR Of the State Of Tennessee To the sherifs
counties Of De kaib Jackson Macon Smith and Putnam
said sategreetng You hereby commanded open
hold election at all the places Of holding elections in your
respective counties Saturday. the 18th day October
after having the notice required law the election
Of Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit in said State MI the
vacancy oceasoned by the resignation Of Hon. Andrew Nc
Can and due return thereof made me- according
In testimony whereof have hereuntc my hand and
caused the great seal Of the State be affixed The
T. Department in Nashville, the 5th day Of September
1867.
By the Governor.
W. G. BROWNLOW.
A. J. FLTcHER, Secretary Ct State.
Sept II, 1s67-6t
McMinnvile Enterprise copy till election.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND

ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
~ splendid Steamships viii leave Pier No. A. North River
foot Of Canal street, at II o'clock non the ist Ilh
and zlst Of every MONTH Except when those fan on
Sunday, and then the preceding Sat aFday for ASPIN
WALL. connecting via Panama Railway with Of the
Companys Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
touching at ACAPULCO.
Departures Of the connect at Panama with
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERICAN
PORTS. Those Of LIST touch az MANzANIILO.
Departures Of the lln each moHh vita
steam line from Panama TO AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND
For Japan and Chna-Steamer Of November connects
closets with Steamer GREkr REPUBLIC Francisoo
December A. at lokohoms, with Steamer NEW YOEK, for
Hong Kong and Costa Rica for Nagasaki and Shanghai
discount Of ONE QUARTER from steamers rates allowed
to eeecnd cabin and Storage Passengers families
allowance Of ONE QUARTER through rates 10 clergy
and their families and school teachers.
Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed adult Baggage
masters accompany baggage through and attend ladies
children without male protectors Baggage
dock the day before sailing om steamboats, railroads
passengers who prefer - send down early.
An experienced board Medicine attendance
free.
For passage Tickets further Information spulv the
Companys ticket ofhce the Wharf. FOOT OF CANAL
STREET, NORTH RIVER NEW YORK.
isne-2n 4. r. BABY Agent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

. II III ~ = = = - !.
IL 3st day of August 1885, by Isaac
Gamman for the benefit of William White, to said
White debt due said bsrgainer there being still
due and unpaid said debt the Of Ss0S6) viii,
saturdays the 18th day Of October next at the court hoas
door in Knoxville offer for sale the premises in said deed de-
scrbed. Its boundaries follows:
certain house and lot situated in the end of Knox
ve beginning the intersection of Cnch and High streets
south running thence south with the side Of
High street. hundred and fifty feet to the north west
what is known Manda lot thence and para
lei with Cnch seventy-ve feet stake, thence
north hundred and fifty stake Cinch street.
thence west seventy-fye feet to the beginning.
TENS Of sale cash in hand.
Sept 14-5t L. 3. TROWBRIDGE.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
Legal Advertisements
CHANCERY CoURT-MAYEARDvILLE
OCTOBER RULES, 1Se7.-PETITIoN FOR DIVORCE
Is-amiah wvrick VS. Mary Ann Wyrick.

TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO
~ T,s-t and Master that the defendant, Mary Ann Wy
norresiden Of the State Of Tennessee SO that the
aiarV process law cannot be served upon her II Is
ordered that publication be made foS four success
siva weeks Ia Brownows Wing, notifying said nonreslqen
defendant Mary Wyrick appear a the nst tern q
house In Maynaadville the first Monday Of November
next then and there Plead demur to complain
ants hill or viii be taken for confessed and set of
ct a4t nf5 JAMES W. BRANsOE, c. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
CHANCERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.
Elizabeth Lacock vs. william Lacock-
I'M TTITQ NkCE THE DEFENDANT

william Iacoc being nonresident Of the State Of Ten
a. CHARGED in the 1t is ordered that publication
~ sSe Tor four successive weeks in Brownow's Whg
fng said defendant appear before the Chancery Court
~ R1edge on the Wednesday after the third Monday
october and there make his defense to satd
bin or the same for confessed and set for hear
ing ex psrts copy Of the order. =. ..-e a /. = "a
sept 25-4t pf5 O. g. SMITH 2. d.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF COL,
a GEORGE T. GILLJsPIE, deceased known as Glover
Fieds containing 6 acresabout 600 cleared
and under good fence the remainder in wood This place
lies within half mile of the Rusellve depot the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, has number OF nne
springs and creek running through beautiful meadow
fine any in East Tennessee within ten steps OF
the kitchen door.
The improvements consist of comfortable twostoy frame
dwelling of six rooms and necessary outbudings The
yard large densely shaded and beautifully blue grass
The land dark musto similar to that of the New Mar
ket Sweetwater Yaies and lies we'll Immediate pos
session given.
For price terms, apply the undersigned at Knox
vile.
sept 25-4t HU L. McCLUNG.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
OCEAN STEAMERS.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY'S THROUGH LINE TO GALL
FORNIA.
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail
Through in t'0enty-t,vo days.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16

IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO
i the Clerk and that Of the defendants John
Kelley is nonresident Of the State Of Tennse that
the ordinary process cannot be served him 1t ia
ordered that publication be made for four ruces
weeks in Brownow's Wing, notifying the defendant
Of county Court to be held for said county oil
Unon the court house in Msynardve On the nrst Mon
dav Of November next then and plead,
demur to complsnants BILL the will be taken for
confessed and down for hearing parte as 70 him.
copy of the order. - - :,
sept 25-4t pf5 JAMES w. bRANSON, U q m.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
DOCTOR WHITTIER,


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sician-
Much Of his practice has been Of private nature.
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Consultations and for Tho accommodation 81
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EVERYBODY
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-16
CHANCERY COURT --MAYNARDVILLE
ORIGINAL BILL.

James j. Sellers Administrator of VIM. s. Hurst deceased
vs. Catharine Kelley and husband John Kelley, VIM. r.
Hurst Sarah j. Hurst, Martha A. Hurst John NJ Hurst
and Cordela Hurst.