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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-21

AsUr pK MAGNOLIA The prettiest thing, the
"sweetc~' thing aud the most Of il for the least
money. T. ovcrcomes the dor OF perspiration
softens aud adds drcacy to the skin is de
lightiul .sertape; nilays headache and inhamma-
ton, AMI IL necessary companion in the sick
ROOM IN the nursery and upon the toilet sdebosrd.
II can Le obtained everywhere at dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggist
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Lros's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GEeER,-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache Cholera Morbas, &c, where y warming, ge-
NAL stiln alant is required. Its careful prepare
ton aud entire purity makes il cheap and relia-
BILE article .or sninsry purposes. Sold every where,
ct so cts per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by ell
Druggists.
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Original N0TICE.-To Geo W Hsr.
~ de- and Thos H4rassty sss Ne schnstser, for,
merry Weudsl. wldow and dev sc Of Leonard Wspda
and Georse scknsdsr. her ha,bspd. Geo C. Anderson
| 70 Harry Fulton, Samuel Bostmsn. IL Mann, II
Deidtng. Trustee for Am Fuddick, Mxrgsr.t kuhsn
rick wm shirn. Cox Shelley. Theoptilss v. Gregg
/ III = Martin:
You and each Of hereby notified that there u
Gle in the Once the Clerk Of the District
Corrt Of Lee County, fo~a st ksokuk. petition Of Geo
y. ktourue, elnin ing ~ you, the said Geo. W Hsr
d-~ty ard Thcs Hsrje~ty the sum II Nine itantr ID
Seventy hse dolls fg7S) aud PRAYING against
all Of the forscio.us Of rtain uertxags given ts
secure thu payment of III said aud interest Goa
F~ying the 10 lowing describet pro eat, Lots Fur, 4
sen 4 eight. - and tsrv- in block twenty
tsl 10 NHeoarn~'s Addition = tie Cttyo kekuk, Le'
unty lows and also lrain for decree for the sal'
ri -. All morgNget premises for the payment Of th'
. lid debt.
Nos unle you Ap7eAyt III ret md defend before
of the second day q the Il the said bstrie
Court said Cuur to Be gym sud hold the
Apdar 70 September 1861 dsfa1t III be red
lud gDent and decree reude, - esrton rreyei IL
! aid petition pASKtN q NrCRtaY
e. a 5oc-Caa cet-dl Attys fsr Pif's.
/ IA vi -s4a
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Free 10 EVERYBODY.

a LARGE PIP. Circular, giving in.orms-
N q ne grvatest lap to the young Of
both sexe.
IL teach how the omey may become beautiful
the desps ~ peci ed ard the for saken ioved
Noyouax lady g.ntlsn.n ,houid fail e. send their
address snd rersise . cpy postpaid, by n turn mail
Address r. 0. Drawer 81,
TROY NY
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New York Dry Goods = arket.
By telegraph NEW yonK. May ~
Trade very dull; without particular change law
renee brown sheetit ~: Caiot O. Is Atlantic ca
inaian H ad rs. Ba,tietf'. ~ bl,aeh,d musns dovs
to 70 and ~ Putusm hl-sehed 70 Is by pieces 1s<
ny In PRINTS change. Printing doth, held Of
e%9x for best.
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Chtesge Live stock Market.
By telegraph oscse7 May 20
Receipt.-2 car Of calt~, csrs o. hogs
Cate-Choiee to prir 8 coa rs fair To good 20 80
a - Common 10 N ed nm IS coat 30
Hogs Choice to ri~e S. t0d 20 fair TO good sc 20
Qe IS; common 70 used'aB rs 5n16 IS
fh~ p-Good to rrime e SOFAS rs: common to fair
IS 3oa1 a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-21

FRESH from his labors among the Ken
lucky reconstructed came the Great
Unwashed," and s,rutted through our streets
yesterday with his usual "swsgger.h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-21

AT HoxE-His Honor, Justice Samuel r
Miller, Of the U. s. Supreme Court, has re
turned from Washington, and is now at hi
home in this city.
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JusT received at the New York Storetwen'
~ pieces Of domestic ginghams at 10 cents
yard, worth 25 cents. Also another lot Of
cheap Is cent hose.
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JULES JARED'S
EMAIL De PARIS. !"
The New Beautifier Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
This secret beau, ing the skiu being known only
to Aessr- Jared Rsns they honor.bly stats that 1t
all other preparations II gives to the
harsh and fr-ckrd both texture and color Of
polished ivory. moving ali dsooioratops. whether
pearing fr~cs les tan, murphew moth biaekworm
spsck aud especially successful 10 smoothing the
marks left by tbs SHALL POI.
The agents Of 'Lgnsi de- Paris most confidently
submit 10 the puhe the earnest sndorsenents Of such
dist guishs d ladies -
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicia Vestval, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes. Miss Agnes Perry,
an many Others ~ho.e high standing In the profession
xivcs the stamp oftruhnlness ths.r Intelligent and
genuine approval
The aesntifnl Lucille Western says:
Il end that the Ems produces all the brifiiancy Of
rouge aud y ~hite; with the great and peculiar sdssn
tage total harmes-nesr II really adds to the
and beauty Of the skin-'
Tho Magnificent vestvali says
II have suffered 20 much from the various white To-
tons &c whrh my theatrical profession obiig-s
use, that consider IL perfect benefsction hnf
"a u. lin ose me
Miss Magsis Miscbsll says
II have tried the satin besutihsr bkmaif De RAris
and found that Instantly paxts natural bloom and
freshness TO the complexion"
.Jsrs6s nmsii de Pass' 10 nssd delicate beantnsr
Of the skin Tor Theatre Saloon Ball Room the most
refined and scrupucus lsdis< producing I'll the bssat
tying sgssss u rsaes and hyvhts vthon. their vulgar
dare or injury 10 the shin.
Sold BY all hrstclan Drusssts Pafumss and LAdiss
HAir-prsDWs-
.
asnA 1sssA strsst, sn4 Johnston, Holloway covden
L. fsabsaa, s17 Broadway; Dsaas Barnes Co., and
q Wsils o. Msv York. and Bngsns Jouin, Ill
Hlnnad11A Assss.
JAAD A.anR. es.srss.Assss ssa Inpsstss. =.
6ssl1nyes&<GAo
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All who value s beautiful head Of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness aud tn min
gray, will not fail TO Lyons celebrated KAT hal
ron. II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, trad
cates dnndruf, and causes the hair TO grow with
luxurisui beauty. 1t is sold every where.
Il. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
DruggiHs.
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CITY NEWS.

wAsrrD--A girl to do general Homework.
Apply at Mrs. Swauwicks, Blondesu, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-21

HARPER, Cooley, Lady's Friend, Peterson
Nine Demorest and Leslie's Ladies Maya
zines-all for June-csn be had at Lowry s
Shcnnd sfraat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-21

By Telegraph

stock merket.
By Telegraph Nav yosK. May DO
Governments s,eaAr. 5 20 reg 81 1851: do coupons
e2 l0' DO do 50 1885,: do do eS tsysas ( do
Jan md Juiy 1893 alol 10 40 reg Ss7x as Aug 30
rostzxsz June do 1855 s7S God sfLasz
ssLasz vris o2JS o.; Hutsnn loleiI BEAD
ing lass2aIo4: " s e3l<eL &c lis6k: T i-do il2sS
0lls; n ssiSai1;S " usSas.; pfd sessslz; Ft "
e8kNik
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-21

A LETTER passed through the postofice a
few days ago directed to JEFF Davis, Hor>
ace Greeley, or Andrew Johnson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-21

rai1ed Ydies Of <sssred Son'A,Ta Disisi,H Of Iora
W CLARE United Stats Marshal for the State
Il, o. va. d. h-r.tf give pubic tesie- that he
the nitsd sta-s Assisst ten Thousand eixzrs
jos IN Of siEar- aud iorfeitur- uadsr
set- 81 onkr~ss aii on ths i0'h dso My, 81, 10
Pill Marion 10, Iws, atsch sDd tsk4 into my
zion for .zie eu.tod thousand cisafs
nd aso give publsc notice that mt time assigned
Ter The Of .sid 10 the 18th hay June
1867 an hereby adm uish and all p-rsons
claiming any interest tn the said ten Thousand cigar
lees ing or having Thing s4y Why
the should not he c1Bdsmued sna soi to answer
the d-nsu Of ssid appellant they be ard appear
before the said Curt be held to and for IN.
Division istrtet Of fo~a the United States Court
10 in the city Of Ke kIk in aid District spec al
term. be holden the frst Tae.dsy In Jun. 1851
O'clock in the orepooa Of that ds, thee
to int rpose Claim for the nd make their ale
g,tisps IL that beha T. a. N CLARK. L 2 VI.
may ls-dlit II. FULros Deputy
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Dascum Al.
~ leu suui Der stebin.. J. pJekiin [ bion hair
ctory Giion Anderson. siioD . c., Chsries. blow
A CO srs H~rnas s~sy O. towa st.ie ins9rs ee
Company, In ainthicp ~, d. Press ssnspel Ritch-
sy, Ksnkin slisr, tsmusi Bonner, rreseriek Moore
Robert Getty. iIood tbtott Richard Tatey, q 4 J
Ha ni Eoissy, II. Smith
You and each Of hereby notified hat tn re Ia
Wise D ~ Co.. els ming aeaiprt zach e-rry
al Of Ferfs /. clear an qrieted title TO Lot a
and SIX In Block hundred and kline In the City OF
Ksnkuk, lee County Iowa
And uui-ss you appear thereto and defend on CT be
fore OF The second dsy OF the ember term iSss
ofsaid bistfcf Court to he .gun and holder
kuk on the ninth cs, Of september D. 1867 default
will be entered against and decree ndersd thereon
W. COLLINS.
apr24 AIRY for PRIZE
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ysw work. money Market.
~ Telegraph NV YonK. May 90
Money Steady at SOS per cent for call loans.
stering-ouiet and nrm; ez8Js.
Gid-withnut material change; opening ct $50 de-
clining to ss3k. closing at s7l
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ITCH IroH rrCH!
SCaATG I! SCRATCH! SCRATCH !

WHEATON, OINTMENT
VIII Care the Item IN - He1rs.
Aise eurss SALT RHguM, ufOnRs, CHFLHLAINe
pdaii n1urfI0Ns OF fHn eKIN. Rriss - eents
= ~ - .ssi::.s = s. .s,..: ~.
WI Be scrv.rted By RAIL- fss ef pssfass, 70 say ~
- thsunissh s1as-s- 1852 Tyr
ia Govt lava Oo1ee,
- - psekass sssatns ssd ysry ehstes, NJ seas y
sprs K1LLo0o, Dtk01 . Cd
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Cfactanh0 Merasts
By Telegraph CsxsIssarI, My %.
FL.ur-Un -hsugs5 and dull: sales Of winter family
a. sl4 todis: choice DO SIC rs.
wheat Unchanged.
Corn-DuIl; 20 IN bulk; 81 sacked.
Oa's-stesdy at ~.
Rye-sl 5sGIfo.
Barley-Uncbsnged snd quiet.
whisky Held at IS; no buyers at over "a
Provisions-rrmer feeling; i'm PROVED demand sals Of
pork s72 So for s-cota class brands best brands
held at s92 IS
Bulk Nea's-sdio.
Bseon9eod demand for clear side; prices %e higher
70, shoulders; II for .i,es. ifl< for cl~ar sides
L.rd-Firm ard quiet; les<
Foreign Markets.
tosroS May % rive.
67o-.X III C. Ts5 Eis AK
PkssKyosr, Msy 2o-Evs.
I . Bond. TX
LrvEsreoL, Nay 2o-Ese.
Cotton Closed dscline 81 ~; mi3diius uplands
liz; 0rleans ilsz
Rrea,istun.-Insetiv~ and downward tendency
MIXED western closei nominrl at previous eco
tations
Provisions-stessy and unch nzed.
Lospos, May 2o-Evs.
| MARI eta unchanged.
Asrvup, MAY 2o-Evs
Petro-nm aes Of stsndars white ai AZ francs 500
esntimes.
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Arrivals and departures Of keOkuk Pack
ANDY JOHNSON

ROB ROY,
Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock ?. u.
and Departs Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing, at o'clock.
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Arrives on Wednesday and Saturday, at p m i,
and Departs on Thursday ana Monday, at a. IN.
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Lucy BEhThAm
Arrives Thursday and Sunday, at 6 P m
and Departs on Friday and Tuesday, at a. m.
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UvHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on cor
n ner Tth md Bank streets. embracing nearly ts.
iots brick cottage dwelling stable. woed and wssa
house and other outhuding- garden aud large variety
fruit ant ornamental choioe varieties grapes ber-
Tiss, &C, in bearing. tso large oisterns &C, a.
Thts property IN COED repair, AID Offer the Whole
for sale . low price for cash half cash and bal
ances favorable terms Title perfect The pheleis
for sale at LESS than the house be built for
Enqnire OF b TES-EYCR
OF the proprietor CHAs. P BiR6R
srfSdu
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u. g. Taxes.

CoILrcToR's ovrrcz, o. 8. INrrRxn RrvrsuE,
FfEsT DlsfsfcT, Iowa,
Keokuk NAV Ath 1877
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
NOTICE.
Land sales in Rlount County. Tennessee

Land Sales in Blount County, Tennessee.
W, A. Walker Admir-, &C. the heirs at law of William
ToOle deceased.
W. A. Walker Execr &C, the heirs and creditors Of
William Wallace, deceased.
Thomas Foute and George Snider the heirs and cred
tors Of D. d. Foute deceased.
Henry Admir- &C. vs. the heirs creditors of Cap
tain James Porter, deceased
g. Giespy, Admir- the heirs creditors DR.. W.
Porter, deceased.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY MOTH
4 FLED that the fourth Monday, September 1867
the court house in Maryye Bount county, Tennessee,
will begin and continue from day to day. TO sell TO the high
bidder, credit Of y months Except per cent, which
required 10 be paid In hand all the lands belonging to thu
several estates mentioned above, comprising large
farming lands Of the best quality in East Tennessee also
large which is Of second quality, and vast amount
Of mountain lands valuable for grazing purposes and sup
posed 10 be rich in mineral resources
There lands Of all grades and qualities ordered TO be sold
by deees Of the Chancery Court sufficient to make farms
for 25) 20 800 families.
The purchaser will receive good titles, together with psts
old grants and old title There is such vast amount
each piece Purchasers referred 1.-THE records
and the title papers in the hands Of W A. Walker
James Henry c. Gilospy, George Snder W, D. McGruey
Esq, s. =. Rowan, Esq. or @. T. Gates, Esq.
communication addressed TO either Of the above named
gentlemen VIZ receive prompt attention.
Persons wishing to settle Ia body colony separate
~, should not allow this opportunity to pass.
w. O. PICkENS,
Aug = 1867 Clerk and Master.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
OFFICE DAILY FREE Press,
Knoxville, July %, 1867.


OIL. John b. Broignlo,o Editor RnorUtte Wig:
Dear. Sir:-The friends Of Mr.. Etheridge and
Col John Williams have it in contemplation to give
them a reception on the night preceding the cleo
lion. upon their return from Kingston. A torch
ligbt procession and speeches are expected. It is
understood that the friends of Gov. BrownlOw and
Mr.. MAYNARD the latter Of whom is expected TO ar
rive at the same time and by the same train, con-
template making a similar demonstration.
In view of recent occurrences, It Is manifest that
two such demonstrations will greatly endanger the
pubc peace and in all probability, lead to riotand
bloodshed. There can be no doubt that there are
Miscellaneous malicious and reckless persons, in
sympathy with either party, who, having no social
interests 10 protect preserve, themselves, would
delight in producing collision that would imperil
the very safety Of city ITSELF 1t will be impos-
sible for the managers OF eithec party 70 guard
against the awless conduct Of such characters, and
in the present excited state Of this community, a
blow or shot from either side would he rs a lire
brand thrown into q magazine of powder.
With view, therefore, to the peace OF the COM
munty the safety of the lives and property Of our
citizens have taken the liberty 10 address you and
20 suv,-est that both demonstrations be dispensed
with: ] presume your position will enable yoe to
control this matter so far rs the Radical party is
concerned will undertake TO say, in behalf of the
Conservatives. that the proposition j have made
will be carried out in good faith. Surely either
psrty esn forego the temporary qualification of a
partisan display, 20 ensure the safety of the city
against probable violence and boodshed Please
let me hear from you at the earliest convenient mo-
mcnt. Very truly yours,
JNo M. FLEMING,
Editor Free Press.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
OFFICE KNOXVILLE Vino,
Knoxville, July %, 1867.

T,o. NJ Fleming, Esq, Editor Daily Free Press
Dear Sir Your favor Of this date proposing
that no speaking procession be had here by either
party on the evening before the election, is before
me / have no authority 60 speak for the Republi-
can Union party SO FAR as te withdraw an appoint
ment it has made
NV information is that the Union Leagues of this
city-numbering near one thousand voters-upon
learning that the opposing party had resolved upon
such demonstration in favor of Messrs. Etheridge
and Williams, resolved that simier donors were due
TO Messrs Brownlow and Maynard, and made their
arrangements accordingly ] was not present at
either League but viii be tomorrow night and will
lay your letter before that patriotic organization
composed of men WHO desire 10 promote peace and
order. / shall advise the members Of the League
TO abandon the purpose TO have any reception at the
depot or 10 march through she streets in light
procession.
Ia consideration Of the statements contained in
your letter, believe the Leagues viii forego their
intended demonstrations
1t depends entirely on Mr.. Maynard as 20 wheth-
he speaks on Wednesday evening.
The appointment is one Of his regular list pub
ished some time since, and be alone has authority
20 withdraw IT,
Very respectfully,
JOHN BBowNLow,
Editor WRig
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
CIRcUIT CoURF-MAYNARnvII1E

~ q, PETITION TO SKILL LAND
'"h iI racket Aemuistgstor Of ne estat~ ~ ro5 -
-. -, uo'asea Vs. Thomas LopgWith and othcre
l. AffhARS FROM THE PETITION
RS ,.lse thAt Reuben Longvith, William Iaur~i,h
ey i1, ssh, James lsagvh, Josiah I,ongwith Nan
arc ~ t-ons VITA aud Eiisaieth Longwlsh
e ordered that hsafion De IN nr,un,a~s w.
ncst - WEEKS notifying nirsn 81 ar1aa+ al ~
Vulas IA ~ t eonrt 10 BE- heid the cssnfv ~
a.. ettft honse ip MaynardvIhs 81, tbe A.,
fiF@ a. thr tnarth Monday 81 -. ~ NON,
- 80 Coz .4. ~ tnr g. said suit. sasae N m
Zen Ira-rnnf s- .fie ee g. tifls, Judgment "a
! - - wv =. n. eARpEN. nsrh
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
CHANcERY CoURT-sEvIFRvILLE
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
W. r. Hensley, W. Mary Ann Hensley.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
from the Shera that the residence Of defend
amt Mary Ana Hensey unknown, il therefore ordered
shat publication De made for four successive weeks in Brown
love- Knoxville Wing, notifying said unknown resident
dcndant appear the next of the Chsnoery Court
20 be held az the hUnse Seiervia the
Monday Of October next the bin complainant
Of Mm r. Hensley filed against her in said court or the
will be taken confessed aud hearing ex parte
July 81, 1867. at-pfS NJ T. THOMAS. c & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
BOUNTY BOUNTY

NHE LA G1f lNO ADDA1AONAI
nouniy Soldiers who served their term Of enlistment
and to the Widows Of Soldiers who died IN the army II no
widow Children the parents has passed and we are
prepared to adjust all such claims and having te haD
and the claim heretofore prosecuted by US % wl
be mott convenient for the claimant 90 obtain ms dues ~
calling Our Office il at the old place. IN the basement
81 the court Immediately, the sooner
yOn your claims the viii get the money
anrss-tf BUTLER 4 SMITH,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
CHANcERY coURT-TAzEWFLI

james DeBnsk Administrator de bonis nou Benjamin r
Billiard, deceased vs.. John FORESTER aud others.
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS Of the bin IN case which Is sworn 20 tina.
paihants ntstatcs estate Is nsovent that TIE bill
r ea @ rfofata distribution fu mss Of the estate
the cros thereof Il therefore ordered by ne
tat ruioation o inaie ia Brownow's Whig nofyinc All
he creditors OF tc estate that they are onioned fru,
g ~ Law for the coilccton Of the debts AGAINST The
a - come forward aud exhibit their demands 4, the
sa master - farewell and be made defendants 10 saia
INC t.H1e prescribed BY law they will forever
thefeaiter hSrfed from she same. e'
,.,.s,, JAMES R. EVANS C. An
10y - i0pi 4t1ih Ey j n. TREECF n q N
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
CHANCERY CoURT-MARYVILL
George snde and Thomas Foust Admrs &C., vs. Jane W.
Foust
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Chancery for the county of Bloun made at the
1867 will sell to the highest bidder at the court
house door in Maryyle Monday the "a day of sepem
Der the equity Of redemption in the following tracts
land upon which Daniel D. Fout in his lifetime executed
First one tract known as the James tract containing
hundred acres situated IN Cades Bount county
also back land known as the James tract 100 acres In Cade
cove also other tract known the Hyatt farm,
tanning 100 in Cades also tract known as the
Green Hill tract containing 10 also other tract
containing 100 acres known as the - tract situated
Oades also other tract of land known the
VIM NJ Borex farm in Cades cove also three other tracts
the Thomas Davis farm the Deyer farm,
the other the Rose and Carver tract situated in Cade
cove, BOunt county, also other tract in Cades cove
known the Upton tract.
viii also sell on that day and subsequent days. follow
ing described tracts land Of the equity of redemp
debts the estate OF d. d. Fout, deceased
First Daniel II. Emmett tract, containing 100
situated the Hiwassee district Bl0unt county tract
known the David Lyon tract, containing 80 the
lands known the Cades forge land in Cades
containing about 1900 tract known the John
Davis place containing so in Cades one tract
known the VIM Davis place. containing $50 acres in Cades
containing 200 tract in Cades known the
Suit place. containing so tract in Cades cove
known the Shields place. containing $50 in Cades
cove tract known the Jacob Thompson place. lO7
Of this land covered with deed Of trust the balance
about $40 acres IN Cade ooVe one other tract Known as
the OBk place, containing 60 situated in Csdes
tract known the Thomas Cayer place. contain
ing G7 tract known the Burchfed place,
tanning leo and the interest OF d. d. Fout IN tract
upper mill place containing 20 acres one tract known as the
Abraham Greek forgeace This tract contains the water
power bank roads, &C. and cleared land the forge
Site where Abraham Greeks forge formerly Stood and con-
and twenty tracts granted by
mountain tracts and contain about 10000 acres The above
described lands will be sold credit Of twelve months to
the debts against the estate Of D. D. Fout deceased The
purchaser giving bond and approved security and lien
tanned the land the purchase money Five cent
Of the purchase to be paid on the day Of sale
Aug 7, 1861. By +. GODDARD, d. c. n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-14
chancery salo of Valuable Land.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Cbancery at Eizabethton Tennessee, at it's March
term 1867 Of John & Miller, Administrator Of
the estate A. Taylor deceased and others against
n G. Taylor and Others will sell, specvl commissioner
1h of September next at the late residence Of
Hon. N. g. Taylor EzabethtoD, Carter county,
Tennessee large amount Of valgabe real eat containing
thousand acres
Said lands consist several fine FARMS all situate
Watauga rver with good farm houses houses
&C They good of cultivation all Of the finest
quality located of the finest valleys in East Ten
essee and offer every indictment to persons seeking home
sold credit Of six and twelve months, with
date except small amount to pay
with good security will he required and lien retained
until the purchase money is fully paid.
N. NJ. TAYLOR
Aug 7, IsG7-4w PFC Special Commissioner.