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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

A SAD PIcTUEE-A widow or children suddenly
left without protection or provder, dependent upon
the eterts Of friends who are themselves needy, or
upon the charity of strangers for the bare necess-
ties Of life, houseess and penniless The Knicker-
booker Life Insurance Company affords facilities
for providing against such calamity will be seen
BY advertisement elsewhere or as can be more fully
explained TO any who viii call on the Agent Of The
Company, DR.. R. W. Cummings, at bis oaice No.
IA, Gay street Aue7n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11
Cbancerv Sale of Really.

Jesse d. Derisux, Administrator Sarah Grim ct al.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a DECREE
made this at the July Term 1871 Of said Court
will sell the court house In Knoxville Wednesday, the
"a day Of October 1867 house and lot OF land Of about two
thirds Of purchased BY Jacob Grn nov DECEASED
Peter DerieuK deceased situate in Knox ceuaty AZ
Grove Cave Spring adjoining the Church Dt the
east, Benjamin Roberts the NORTH and the lands Of p
Dsrieux, deceased credit Of months, without the
right redemption taking bond bearing interest with good
security, and retaining lien until the purchase money
Sept 4, ls67-4t D. A. DEADERICK, c. M
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P. GoErz, Chairman.

EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAILRoLD.-
At the annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
road, held at this place Wednesday Of last week.
the old Board Of officers we're reelected. Thus it
seems there is objection to the manner in which
the affairs Of the company have been managed
We have heard Of none. All agree that President
Galloway as we'll as all the ocerr Of the road are
faithful and competent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

KNOXVILLE AND KINGSTON TURNPIKE.-A
meeting Of the Commissioners of this road was held
here on last Saturday, and permanent orgAniza-
ton effected by electing Hon. o. p Temple, Presi-
dent and R. H. Armstrong, Secretary. A sufficient
amount Of stock has been subscribed to secure the
State aid proposed by the last Legislature, and we
learn that portion of the road will be placed under
contract at an early day
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

JOHN NANCE, who murdered McBss Of Granger
county, brought here the hrst Of this week and
confined in jail 10 await his trial before the present
term Of the Supreme Court.
Two other prisoners, from Hamilton county, we're
brought in Monday morning and confined IN Jail
who are likewise awaiting trial for murder before
The Supreme Court.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

FRANK PARIsH.-This well known colored citi-
zeni who recently died in Nashville, had secured
competency TO bis family by Life Insurance Policy
in the Knickerbocker Company. Any eOlored citi-
zens desiring 10 initiate his example, viii do well
70 call on DR.. r. W. Cummings, IS Gay street,
Knoxville
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

THERE viii be meeting in behalf of erecting a
German Lutheran School and Church, in the Sun
day School room Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
next Saturday week, the 2ist Of September, at 2
O'Clock, p NJ, to which all those fsvOring the pro-
Jet are cordially invited.
By order OF the board
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

Wanted--Agents.

HI 49, 49, and 49, Az. New York. ReoPsns Sept.
18th For information catalogues apply personally By
letter at the College H. N. Pierce l. Z. D. President
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

kind was entered On Sunday night and he was rob
bed of about one hundred dollars. This is the sec
ond time Mr.. Wedekind has been robbed within
few months past. BE resides on Asylum street, a
locality which has been peculiarly unfortunate in
this respect Of late. Go in robbersi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

MASON s. HAMLIE have, through their great i'm
provements succeeded in manufacturing the most
perfect Cabinet Organs in the world. The result
has only been attained by intense study, long ex-
perience, persevering experiments and large pecu-
mary expenditures but the successful result is a
remunerative reward for ell their patient efforts.
as they offer instruments that cannot be rival
led ia exoellence.-Bostoa Posi-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

BErTEK THAN CosMETIcs.-Many attempts have
been made at manufacturing Soap which should
possess such healing and medicinal qualities as
would utterly do away with cosmetics or washes
which at best afford but temporary relief COIgates
Aromatic Vegetable Soap is made Of The oils of
such medicinal plants as make it especially mid
and healing in its properties and hence particularly
applicable 10 the use Of ladies and children.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

HAMPDEN SIDNEY AcADEMT.-The fall and
winter session Of this institution commenced on the
Sd inst. with fasterirg prospects of continued sue
cess The attendance is large and if room sufficient
to accommodate the school can be secured It will DO
much larger
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

SUPREME CoUEr.-The supreme Court for this
division of the State convened here on yesterday,
Judges shackelfOrd, Hawkins and Mlligsn all
present. The number Of cases on docket are said
to be enormously large
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

DoE'T BE FooLIsH."-You can make Six Dol
lars from Fifty Cents. Call and examine an inven-
tiOn urgently needed by everybody Or sample
cent free by mail for &c., that retails easily for Sc
by X L. Wolcott ITO Chatham Square, New York
apr24s6r
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DY VIRTUE or q & n or vrrnI

~ TTOsI ExPoSAs issued from TIE once Of - CO., =
the District Court o. DE United States or Esstsrs pa
trct y Iennesses, AZ Knoxville the l1th day y
% drsotsds viii eposs public sAls ir cas "a
70 tAs highest biddsr 81 he court honss door In
sorssaid, on shs oth day 81 Ceiohsr 1907 trait f
situated on south slds e Hosfon river, D0tson ~
Havkins eounty, I-nneasss, joning The lands - srs
1ord and ohsrs. co1tainiEg 80 acres, ars q l.a ~
foss seized - ths Ffepsrty Of JOHN L ak s6 al ~
rgst and tte thereto ier ths term y az M waIeb
b. dscrss 81 said Court, prog>dncs At Nay rra s-
D. E@0ANSEI, G.. q Nsrs5sf A..
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DY vIRTUE OF Il & w WRIT or veNnI

- TONI ExPoNAS Issued from the Clark Of she pi-f,
Court 81 the United States for the Eastern Tnu
At Knoxville On the 18th day Of Juy 1867 b. ~ direct
I'd, win 70 pablo sale for cash IA band he hr
est bidder AZ the coEft house door IN Knoxvi n
the 9th SAY of October 1867 tract Of land 40 civil
District 81 hnon County Tennessee containing aes
OF less. joining he lands Of VIM. H. Brannes ss al
ohsrs, formerly ownsd - John shsds bsrsfors ss5
a. the prsperty o. u r. PExha aRd All right anf tia
therso for The term Of his natars life which sd sa vas
condsEned forfeited to the United states ~ d.- -
sold ceuri, pronounced a Msy Term, 1877.
p. MCDANIEL. q. 3
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pY VIRTUE OF a a v Vi ny

~ P0fAs ssned from tina oce 81 tss Clerk 81 The Bi..s
Court Of the United States Es=tsru rlcf ~
ses at knezss % the 9th dsy Of jay 1857 me direct
ed vi expose totpuee sale for cssh in hand sha hr
eat bidder, At the =ourt house door IN city of
tho 5.h day Of October 1897 tract land in ts i'm 81
y District Of Blunt cou1ty Tennessee ionn the e a.
Robert Kidd and james French herstoiors seized a. a. me-
psrty Of william Payne and al he right and
for tbs term Of ne natural life, which said land con-
dsnsd srfsitd 10 the United States b. deero of al
Court. pronounc-d AZ May Term, 1851
D. hcDAsNgL Z. s. Marshal. AZ.
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Departure or MaxImIIIan's Body GHard
for Eur0De.

About hundred aad forty rueubers Of Maximilisn
body gsaTd sailed fer London to-day or tho William
Penn. These men formed part Of the Foreign Legien
that did &c much execution among the Mexican Euerrilas
They arrived Il this port Thursday from Vera Cruz
on the French men-of-Ear Phlegethon and Bouret
They were accompanied BY fifty sixty members Of the
foreign diplomatic legations 70 Mexico.-Neo YorE Poet
81 saeuvdoy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

- PoNAs ssued from The odcs Il Clerk u te Ditr
Court o. the United states for the Eastern Dlafrt ~
see, 81 Kzoxsilie. IL zof dag Of July 1877 b M @
ed vii sTpose 90 public sale for cash IN hand 10 M hx
ct bidder, ~ the court house door Ia Knorrie -
the 9Th day Of 0ciossr ia7 ot and ant tvs store
houses, stuatsd In The t0wh 81 Daadridxs Jefese eo
Tssnsssss Joining the property Of r. Watkins ad etrs
hsfstcors seized a. the property Of Prior T. Gammon ard
ali his right ana title hesst0 for she bis natural
which said property condemned f1raied 10 th RAJ
ted shcs b decree " sad Coar pronounced az Msy Term
1867. B. McDANtE ~. I 81 Msr.hsi 4. -
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WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST

bidder for cash. at the court house Knoxville
Saturday. day October 1857 all the right, title,
and demand that Barton c. Hackney has in undIvi
certain Of land lying Tie l1th Civil
District Of Knox county, adjoining lbs lands q Sonathsn
". Spergon 0shsTs. said interest," VII b
SOLD TO satisfy issued the Circuit 81
saId oonnty, in favor Of r. ". Armstrong.
NJ. D. BEARDEN, sheriff
Sept Ats BY his Deputy, JOHN GIBBS.
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?. MCDANIEL. .. $. Marshal. -.
DY YIhTuE OF IN n ALIAS WHIT or

- Vsnditohi Exponas issued from the ofths District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern District
At Knoxville, the 10Th day Of July 70 me direct
ed viii expo0a % public aala for Ia tr h9
est bidder, At the house. door the city OF
the 9Th day OF October 1857 land Situated i
Claiborne county Tennessee, Gap Greek onns apd
Of Andrew Woodaon snd Others herssoore 81 t pro
perry Of william Turner, aud all his right s thereto
for che term Of bis natural life which OF land Vs.
eonenned forfsitsd % the United b. dsrs Of
said Court pronounced e November Term, 1855.
Aug II, 1857 b. Mcdaniel, d. 81 Marshal A.
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DY VIRTUE OF ~ IN WRIT OF vENnI

~ TONI EXPOSAs issued from the The CLERK Of
the District Court Of ne United States for Eastern Dis
trct Of Tennessee, Knoxville the Of Julv
1851 70 dirccted will EXPOSE % public Tor cash In
hand 70 TIE highest bidder ibe door Ina Fno
vile Aforesaid, tas 5th day Of October 1877 one h0se md
"a 81 less, situated Nsaaas
vile Nsnros seaHfy, feans=see. Joining me lsds
1sk ard others heretooIe seized he property sam
Of his natural life which house aud lot was
forfeited 20 the United States by decree 81 aad f
pronounced at May Term, 1867
B. MCDANIEL o. s. Marshal A.
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CHANoERY CoURT-TAzEWELL.

r s. Mevsrys Aan Of Floyd Hurst deceased y.
Elisabeth Hurst and others.
BILL TO SELL LAM
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS Of the bill ssd this case which Is sworn TO-
that tbs respondents, Ezabsth Hnrst Cemsntne Hurst
Sterling h1rst ana Chsrty L. Hurst nonesidsus Of
ne STATE Of Tennessee IL therefore orsre that puboa
ten ee ads for four Brnwnows Knox
vile Hhgi notifying said aupear here IN,
SnAneery Court AZ farewell the Monday OF to-
est ns1t - answer plead said bill or the came viii b.
taken as osnfssssa, and set for hearing ex parte.
JAMES II. EVANS. q. & n
aug 81 Aoot-tt pIo BY j. n. TRErCr l. 4 A
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FOR SALE.
sHERIFF's sALEs.

T WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST
Il bidder cash, the houss door In Knoxville
Saturday, the 9th day Of October 1867 all the right title
and demand that b. W. Ford has in and certain
Of land situated in the 1Sth Civil district Of Khox
IT, adjoining the lands Of Martin Carcre heirs containing
less. Said property will be sold TO satisfy
decree rendered in the Chaneey Court Of Knox eOuay
the 18th day Of January 1862 sgnst B. W. Ford. Byron
ssnt 4 ls67.if NJ ID BEARDEN Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

Kn0uIIIs. Tsnn.. aaplsmbsr D. Ies7.

Fen s1z-A small Fire PROF Safe, in good
order Apply Al this ozzea.
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RY VIRTUE OF a lWlRIT OLE HENnL

~ TOM ExPoNAs issued frssn ONCE Of he Clerk ~
he District Court Of The United States tbo Easter D
ct 81 Tsnnsssee, AZ Knoxville 29h ay Of u tT
20 ne directed VII expose 70 public sale for cash b hand
70 the highest bidder, 81 the court house CITY f
knezrile, the 9th day October 1857 one atta MIL
osis nov lying a. Loadon, Roene conaty, Tennessee here
a. the property Of H. Bcgart, and al right
and title thsrso, which said property was CONDEMNED a.
tsd % the Unlied States By decree Court s. Msy
Term, 1850.
B McDANHEL n 3 a.r.,..I -
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pY vIgp0E OF 4 n WRIT OF vEUn1

Il0Sf issaed froa the ohce ~ fs lIsrk az
~ e Issnssss :, hnozyis, Ga m 18th day ~ Jusy isT
- ne atfe1 VII expose 10 pubilc r cest ~ baS
= ths sghct bidder ~ the court house door In - CIV al
kaexvis % the ~ sg Of October 1857 enc ho5s nd o
situated % Ocoss sreel, IN ths o. Csrssnd Brady
eeunty fsrssssss assstoofs rslzsd a. ts pgosrsy *
Hughes punn, aa4 AZ thsr tight ana iits thereto f hs
.efA o. tn.f NATURAL Fest which bald property
esssd - fered 70 o. United States 81 sscrss 81 AID
Court, prsEounced 81 NAY Term IseI.
?. hcDAENEL, Z. .. asrsEsI, a..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-09-11

A LANCE nunbsr Of pensioners we're paid of by
the Pension Agent Mr.. Caldwell Al this point last
week.
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RY vIRTUR OF TWo FL - -

RY VIRTUE OF TWO FL FA.s IS
- SUED tEen tbe once Of the Clerk Of the District
Cezst o. the United Hates or the Eastern District Of
IeEnsssee 81 knoxvlle the sch day Of duly, 1887
70 ne dirsetsd win expose 20 paee sale On the sh
day Of October 1897 the highest bidder for cash IN
band, 1t the court house door IN the city 81 Knoxsle
81 The right title, elHm and interest that Gcores Naxe
and Reuben g. CLARK havs Or had in and 10 tAe f6ows
described property much thereof a. nav be $780,
ary % satisfy certain judgments Il. costa r yor ~ a.
Jnitsa Ss1tss, mentioned IN 2atd r. Fs's a. Wit
I've lots Of land IN Rockville Aforesaid eonnty a.
Knox and State Of Tennessee One 81 said lots iecisd
ing the hotel known a. he @Bcs House. i situatsi Al
the corner 81 Main and State streets. The other e
eouHdsa y State stress the East and The lot Of T.
Aikin on sas vest and alloy tbs north Said pro-
perry Was hsrssefore seized b the United States Rsssaus
AgsA. ior eenhseaton, aa the property Of " A ard 4
L. Spencer, bat afterwards restored b decree ot
saia Cosrt, to the insrvsnors 10 Tho and hen r.
talnsa on said property sesass he costs adadgsd
watch said property levied On b ne On ne seh eg
81 July, 1887 % satsly tive Judgments or costs 10 said
const on the sls day Of Nay, 1857, IN fayor cf the
United States and against The said 6eorxe Mayo and
Reuben q. Clark.
B. MCDANIEL, D. s. Marshal
for the Essern District of Tennessee.
kHg. p. is65..twpf5
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PuLAskI, GmEs Co., August Is, 1851.

PULAHkIs GILES Co., august Isb 1901
Cen. n. a. Ihon,as, Private Secretary Washington.
aEEnRAI Owing to the deplorable condition Of af-
fars IN 1 county and to hreAtsnings Of the rebels
ccnpled to request that you viii, if it is in yeur
powell have eompany Of State Guards here for the
protection Of the loyal citizens Of this county.
On last Saturday svsning Deputy Sheriff Peden, (son
Of this high Sherf) attended by Capt Randolph, late
Of the rebel army vent into the store Of Malone and
Houston, loyal merchants Of this place. and commenced
abusing Mr. Malone for id Radical, and that all the
damned Radicals were Taseals and thieves that no Rad
ical Sheriff should ride this county, as they
would be popped from every bush and that the rebels
would ride knee deep in blood.
But the NEST alarming circumstance is that there is
organized in this county several companies whose object
70 murder the Union men, the handful Of
State Gnards that are stationed here Withdrawn.
One Of the Companies met here last Saturday night with
the aYowed object Of attacking the Union League and
we have no doubt If left kere unprotected, that
Union will either have to leave or run the rick Of
being killed.
we would be gratihed IL the authorities conclude to
help us, to have Capt. Rickman's company Of State
Guards here the detachment Of that company station
ed here under Lieutenant Monkns has conducted them
selves all the time perfect gentlemen, and to their
presence must be attributed peace and safety SO far
This last letter was written BY one Of the promi-
nsnt Republicans Of Giles county, and its truth attested
BY The names Of sixteen wsll-knOwn Union men.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvIcE.-Read DR.. Whit
-efs Advertisement in another column.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
M1SGELLANECUS.
EAST TENN. LAND AGENCY.
MUNSoN g. SEYMOUR,
Real Estate Brokers,
KNOXVILLE, TENN,

A TTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
( n and exchange Of Real Estate.
We Offering nearly two hundred tracts land in
the most desirable sections Of East including
hundred improved iarms town lots Knox VILE and other
towns valuable water powers, improved and unimproYsd
timber and grazing lands iron and al lands leases
All persons wishing either TO sell buy will find TO
their interest TO confer with US -
Titles examined and certified abstracts furnished
ONCE, corner Of Main and Gay Streets Knoxville
NO. IFS.
Town lots close to the railroad depots steamboat landing
and post oce also some large dssabs lots IN
Clinton counts Of AHderson countyPrices low
long. Credit will be given to persons wshing build
MUNScN SEYMOUR.
NO. l35.
2s4 acressons 90 acres Of able land house. orchard
&C. three miles from Coal Greek railroad sos
valuable coal banks Price only 800 The land moi In emil
tyaton is very heavily tin5sred
MUNsON SEYMOUR.
NO. l66.
5000 Ct good land on the Cumberland plateau in
Cumberland county. Price $1,000 And
NO. l46
300 acres In Morgan county, miles frcm Montgomery
the Nashville turnpike Price One Dollar per There
fair water power good cca and timber considerable
good farming land in the tract
WANTED, FARMS
To rent and also ready receive applications from
those wanting farms.
Aug Il, 1ss7-tf MUNsoE SEYMOUR.
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LYNNvILLE, GILES COUNTY, TESEy |
August 22d, 1867.
General Cooper

HeHerot t6opefs
DEAR Sir Last evening received letter from Cap
tain George =. Judd, Superintendent B. r. F. and A.
L., at Pulaski, informing that there is very
threats made against us, and that they expect to be- at
tackled on next Saturday night. believe it to be my
duty and seek tho earliest opportunity to let you hear Of
il and hope you will not think troublesome. hope
General Cooper win not call the militia from this county,
for We cannot live without them.
Captain Judd is coward but brave lion, and
know there is danger, for you have idea how hard
they tEes 70 get mp riot last Saturday, and the
leader one Of the Deputy Sherifs, too-thcy COM
meneed me, but paid no attention. Hope you will
give special orders to the troops at Pulaski by Saturday
night All is quiet at this place. will send this By
special friend and rot wait for the mail.
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New Advertisements.

w ANTEU.-$4U A DAY TO AGENTS.
w LIoyds Great Doabis Map ofEurOpe and Aun.c. can,
biaed noun ted and yarEished with rbboa bnapr nhed
to-day, shows ten million Of citss towns viferr,
railway stations, Tsvers mountains lakes &C. cost soo 200
yat sells at -, worth $50 Each mag square feat sccpv
ing the space q but the WALL With laced roerr
and rsSeEsr1 6y which each map thrown 'front.' w
ey heaas IN the azd vants copy Printed Instructions how
- canvass WE'LL furnished agents. Ladies do a. we'll
Send money for sample the mar frst n rel
sold taken back deand Wholesale agents With c.
fcE Western States California Texas Orleans Carads
South Amezc Wes Indies and New England States could
get $40 copy for this map. ]. 7. LLOYD,
q, Cortlandt street. N T
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stssE. Arn.lrsss. Aa1r. a.. 1. N.r.h. Garter and
IN ACCORDANCE S's'' WITH A DECREE

Of said Court made in this July Term ls67
resale ef the land part Of belonging 10 the heirs or
Martin Garter, esc'd viii sell a the court house
Vile, Friday, September eth
land lying IN the lsth Civil District county bnd
I'd noTth By VIM. Majors land b Rosebarrv crsek
seath - James n Carter, aud By Levi McCoud on
credit Of and II months taking bonds bearing Interest with
gosd security and len retained til paid
Aug 81, 1e67-6w % d. A. DEADERTCK. { M
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IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE Rem

in this case At the July Term Of said Court
VII sell At the court house in Knoxville friday, sep
tsoer 18th 1851 tbs tract Of land mentioned decree
- The estate 81 Aaroa Harbsen wing
Sh cisl District 81 Knox county adjoining Da
via Foust Ind others, containing about acres
months tiEe, except the sanot Sl0o required
70 b paid % the day Of sale Beads taken bearing
interest with approved security lien retained m paid
AUG q, ls67-fw rfs D. A. DEADFRIcK 81 4 81
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BOARpINe HOUSE 10 LET

THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, IN KNOX
VILE, which is well adapted for Private Boarding
House Hotel win be leased fair for year
longer. from the 18th of September. Apply Thomas W.
Hunes OF David A. Deaderick. sept4-2t