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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-13

LEVY BROTHERS
think 1t quite unnecessary, ~ their prescription
unfinished below will not fail TO cure every case
"LRyY ON THE BRAIN"
HERE GOES THE PRESCRIPTION: Get Full
Width sheeting At esc.,
Pillov-C Case Cotton, II yards wide. at Soc;
Blesched Cotton at l2i, lei, 70, and &c.;
Real French Merino at soc., worth $l.n;
English Merlno at 4oc.s worth 7sc;
Black Delsines at75c.,
All-Wsol FlannSs at IS and <oc.,
VERY fine ALI DOL Plannsls at $780,, worth 81
Heavy Red and Gray Twilled Flannel, at $50.
worth Soc;
Canton Flannel ats, 20. and 2Sc., worth Is
30, and 3sc., and no mistake
Calicoes at Is, l6i, and 2oc.;
Yard-wide English Calico at 7oc., worth acc.;
Heavy Ribbed White Cotton Hose at ESQ.,,
White Ribbed Lambs Wool Hose Ct so and 7Sc.
Plain Poplin at 25c., worth sse.
Striped and Plaid Poplin at ss, s7i, 20, and
6Oc., worth from SO to $780,;
Large Heavy Huckaback Towels At Is per
dozen, worth - oper dozen;
Ladies' Linen Collars at 7sc. per dozen,
Ladies' Embroidered Linen Collars at 81 per
dozen, worth 80;
Handsome Embroidered Linen Sets OF Collars
and CUFFS at 60c., worth $50;
Irish Linen at so and &c.,,
Cloth sacques, Basqes and Circulars, from Is
to S25.
Real Lace Collars ct 81, 8l.2S, and $50;
Embroidered Collars at soc., worth 81;
Embroidered Bands at less than New York
auction prices.
II the above prescription fails to cure, we will
hand you over to the above druggist.
We will open very large lot Of NEW GOODS
THIS MORNING. LEVY BROTHERS.
fels No. Is Main street.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT
Two HUNDRED, AG yn,. PART u on TIE
COUNTY. ToGETAIR WITH sr3GK AMP
CROPS, FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSILS,
snct,on. on the premises, on THURSDAY, Zebra
AIRY Iath, at II o'clock A. NJ, fair. II not, the
next fair day thereafter, the FARM located az
MaChesney. Ii contains about 200 acres, ITO
cleared, the balance in wood and timber, situated
on thu old stage road. one mile ana qusfter ~
| improvements are Tw0.sT0RY RA NJ
| DW BLING with seven rooms, closets, &c, and
ali necessary out buildings, all In good order.
After the sale Of land will be sold the STOCK OF
HORSES, MULES, cows, and HOGS, some very
ane; the crops Of CORN, FODDER, &c the
riety, and the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBs / WILLIAMS.
faio Auction.sr.
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By Harrison, Goddin q Apperson, Auctioneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BRICK TENEMENT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS As trustee in q certain desd OF trust
executed 10 the subscriber by James OSsil, bear.
ing date 18th December, lse2, duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court, / shall, at the request
| Of the holder Of one OF the negotiabie note. So
cured thereby, proceed to sell a. public suction,
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 10Th OF Feb.
ruary fs6T, at O'Clock p. NJ. III fair, IL not, III
6rst fair day thereafter, that valuable BhICR
TENEMENT located as above, now occupied BY
and which said tenement vas conveyed by sAid
O'Neil to said wall, subject 70 the trust desd
aforesaid, he assuming to pty the liens thereon
fronting u feet inches on the south side OF Broad
street. running back $50 4-H feet to an alley 10 feet
wide.
Terms Enough In cash 70 dsfrsy expenses OF
| SALE and to pay of any Of the notes secured by
the said trust deed which are still unpaid and As
10 any surplus which may remain on such terms As
the said 0'astl or his assigns may prescribe and
direct, or on failure TO give any such direction,
| than on such terms az the trustee .: the time OF
| sale may think at. The taxes and insurance Tor
| the ysar to be paid by the purchaser.
| fee w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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CoNGREss.--lt will be seen that the
United States Senate on yesterday passed
the Bankrupt bill, and 1t is now law.
This Is very important measure, and viii
attract general attention.
ELLIorT's Riot and Decentralization for
Louisiana passed the House by vote Of
ll3to 4s. &ss
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY EXCELLENT RESIDENCE
IN ADAMSS VALLEY, ON THE SOUTH
slDs or POPLAR BETWEEN FoUATREsTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION VIII be sold at auction, on The pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 18th February, 1857, At
half past Z O'clock p: NJ, that very excellent
cupied by Lucy COPELAND at t25 per month. The lot
has front OF SO by loe feet The residence Is
nearly new and has seven rooms, and 10 rsmarks-
bly, we'll built.
TsRxs One. third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by = trust deed The taxes and insurance
for this year TO be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, G0DDIN r. APPERsOS,
fs 10 Auctioneers.
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BY z. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

THIRTY MULES AT AUCTION
i On SATURDAY the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock,
we'll sell at the horse lot, ou Gouncil Chamber
HILL THIRTY FIRsT-CLAss MULES. -
earnestly recomme nded to those In want Of good
Tssns Ninety days credit for approved en-.
donei negotiable city paper. -
fe II Il. CDDh, Aucuoneer.
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- STATIONERY
AT REDUCED PRICES.
We have varied and complete stock OF
STATIONERY
On hand, which We are for the present Offering
GREAT REDUCTION FROM RETAIL PRICES.
PAPERS,
INKS. &c
n1 WHITE HOWARD. lsil Main street.
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DIED,

In Wheeling, on Saturday evening the "a In
slant. of gastric fever, Mrs NANNIE w. E0FF,
daughter Of Colonel Thomas II. Williamson, Of
Lexington, Va, and wife Of Mr.. William G. Eof.
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EOR SALE.-We are authorized to
T sell privately the very commodious and
pleasant RESIDENCE and SEVEN ACRES 1::;;;
OF LAND, now occupied BY James b.
terfeld county, Va, about half mile OF Aayoa
bridge.
The house contains seven rooms and passages
besides basement with all necessary out houses
The garden Is considered one OF the most pro.
ductive in the vicinity OF Richmond. The yard Is
we'll sh AIDED water excellent.
PILKISToN, PULLIAM Co.,
ia l2-ts Auctioneers, No. Is Pearl street
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson. Auctionesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

large AND DESIRABLY-LOCA
IL TED BRICK DWELLING ON CauRCH III, L,
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER 0s CLAY AND
AUCTION Will bs sold at auclion on the premil
sss. on FRIDAY the 10Th OF February, sc7, a. hall:
past 4 o'clock P. NJ: the large and well -srranssd
IL has ample accommodations for large family
Tn LOT \. front Of about 50 feet, ard depth OF
iao fact which will be so divided as TO sell on 4
vacant lol to the sou'h OF the dwelling.
TgRAs Qne- fourth cash balance At three, SIX
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by . trust deed. The taxes and In
surancs for 1897 TO be paid by the purchaser;
HARRISON, G0DDlN, APPsRsON,
fo,, Auctioneers.
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SHIPPING.

nor BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
sTEAMBoAT coMPAN Y.-The <Fe
steamer ELLIE KNIGHT, CHARLES SG96HA&8
TRAyERs will leave here at
o. o'clock p. NJ. THURSDAY.
Freight received up to o'clock.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state'rooms'
and passenger acc ommodations.
Passage dncluding msals), -.
state-rooms, u.
f0r ife'sn' OF passage Appibf B. L W. CuRRIE,
once At Charles T. Workman 4 Co.'s, Fifteenth
street. 10 i'1'
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE RESI- DENCE
FOR A SMALL FAMILY, ON THE
EAST LINE OF SIXTH NORTH OF LEIGH 1:n1
gTREET POR SALE-We are authorized to.GA
sell the BRICK TENEMENT located Is above, now
In the occupancy Of Mr.. A. Pearl. II contains
seven rooms, besides brick kitchen. stable, etc.
Do Appiaa HARRISON, aoDDIN & APPERsoN.
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rIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE
wcoD .EP ID TI sHp En. Ld Spst N H SoI
HGfs sp 1v &. F.sia. :; ;ss
fog innsaiatsly amer the sale Of Mr. y W.
Greens land, sdvsrtissd 70 DO SOLD ~ nsssas.
r ..:sa t 81 sSsss ~
WOOD and TINDkiED LAND, owned By xeesn
Il. EUli. ana located near the Deep knn sasiSs 1i
''' !. !. Ehks1i.'S sssls A; ,::'':s::;.,
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Bankers. brokers. and ks.i Estate Agents.

By harNon, Ooddln q Apperuon, EuctiensSEss
Bankers, Brokers, and Rssi Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 400 4.lo
!, AGsEs q TTdhLLggASLk TIMgEEEssSS L MES
RUN ROAD AND THE fHREg:: CHOPPED ROAD.
A. trustees In certain deed Of trust mae ..
w. Green aud Julia A., his wife, dAtsd iIn ssp.
tsmbsr, less, duly recorded In hsnneo coany
Court, we shall, In execution thereof, a. the re-
quest OF the bene6cisries In the said used. pro.
coed 10 sell st public auction on the premises. on
THURSDAY the i4th February. 1877, II " oeioek
ri N fair Al not, the nrst day thereafter, tnN
valuable Tract or LAND located - above. con-
taining tse ale ACRES, according 10 recent sur
yey fhs said land In heavily covered VIII sups.
ricr wood and timber, and BY reason thereon 10 re-
saYdsd OF peculiar value. !,
sTEsns: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses OF
ALE md 10 pay OF and discharge al OF the notss
referred to In said deed which have msIufeei
Amounting to u, eA3.siSi on credit -
mill the Lat July. 1897 and ~ 70 any soIp'as
Ihich nav arise from said sale on sucn teIn, -
he said Green may prsseribs and direct os On NE
fsilars TO give any drsetiors, then on such terms
g the uaiI trustee may announce o. the "As0'
AZ tia ssid land sdjsips the land Of NJ. John
w. Iilsy. persons attending the sale wili please
,asl thS 6usfsss e. the residence o. SAID Ai'sy,
M aceompAny them and the ancttoneer 70 tns
spot On the premises selected for the sale 70 eoms
ID. .Az.s e. ,A,. year e ;. Rs,a by the par-
'1 s.a S JOIN j. ixoUad. Trustees
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BY Harrison, Goddln q Apperson, Auctoheohb
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate AGENTS.
ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
~ AND VALUABLE LOTS IN THE CITY, At
THE CORNER OF BROAD AND CAPITOL AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. On
MONDAY the 18th February, 1857, at half past :
O. clock p M we will offer FOR sale at auction tho
very attractive and centrally locstsd LOT de-
seribsd above, late the site Of the Winder build.
ing. It fronts ATTY four feet on Broad and CaPlto,
streets respectively, and about ono hundred and
forty feet on Tenth street, and Is immediately OPP
posfts the Capitol Square and Washington A9nr.
ment II possesses unrivalled advantages for 3
Church Institute, or Concert Hall, and Is well
adapted to business houses on Broad street ana
dwellings for profef sional gentlemen, or Offices on
Capitol street But the property 10 too vel! known
to require minuer description. 1t Is sufhcien TO
say that no other properly 70 can soon come into
market OF equal advantage with this.
IL will be divided as to suit purchasers, and
plat may be seen at orr ONCE.
THRns: One-,hird cash balance at three, six,
and nine months, for negotiable notes, intertst
added secured by trust deed. The taxes for 1897
y 70 p~'H SRRisdN. GODDIN 4 APPERsoy.
| fsll-M. tn, IN, SSM Auetioneen.
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HA G o o ID I'D E A.

.srngeist in this city having noticed the great
increase ofths
NEW MALADY,
{, thinking OF putting up remedy 70 cure the
complaint; but
LEVY BROTHERS
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RICHMOND EXTENSION.
Senate bill IS to extend and define the
boundaries Of Richmond coming up, the
question being on the adoption Of the
amendment proposed by Mr.. WHITE to
submit the question to the voters of Rich
mond and HenricO, the amendment was re-
jected.
Mr.. WHITE then moved to amend the Sd
section by absolving the people Of Hen
rico from any portion of the present debt
of the city by striking out the words "five
wears from the passage of this act"
MIR. WHITE was surprised that the House,
by demanding the pending question, had
strangled debate on so important topic
the proposition which affected the vital
interests Of more than 10000 people. He
thought his constituents should never,
under any circumstances, be forced to be.
come liable at any time for the debts OF
the CITY of Richmond, which they had no
part in contracting. That debt was now
between 81, O0O, 900 and % 100000.
II Virginia countensnced such an enor-
nifty let her never again demonstrate
against the enormities Of Stevens and
sumner. The advocates Of annexation
spoke Of the benefits Of the scheme. He
feared the Greeks even when bearing
g'its. These ardent wooers desired not the
daughter, but the dowry.
They proposed at the end of five years
70 make his people responsible for a large
portion of the debt Of Richmond. It was
mere stay law. The debt would be
greater five years hence than now, the in.
terest would accumulate, and bis people
with Q separate delegation and . distinct
constitutional representation, would be
lcslled on to pay debts they bad no hand IN
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bImaIayar VuIlures.

,-oI,,,,o b,- D., Andr.n T.rifb
49, t,r.j -
'''''''. -, ~, c,Ilo,.;,,.. h, ,.,a,d ~
~.
.,'e gl''ltV7' anu o.'ioi o'i''' - 20
'i'e0iay an J, mountains .,
ANU a'i Vuo Bi|l''0'u - ny ~
~ as IL is mos al y, syn ~ w
naturalist 10 pehoiU Ine Nul'uies ''"" 'gl''
ciogs oros soaring over inc N',Nl r''N 'iios
ana around inc 'ol'S OF ''o mighty 'nou"-
''lns. Ley nli5 oHosG Su'""lc' 'N'u'''S'
WIN may clG2r olue sSy "lnios' e"',["o'er-
sue OF lGc lAiio''fl9 as ana JUST ~ ''0 sun
casts bis ia'' 'ays on inc ShoW-'l'o bi9uh-
tains--" hen the quet is only broken 10y
tae cry OF the eagle me bieai OF = So1G or
he shlli pipe OF the olack partridge 'heh
the Nuiiurcs, kites, and lackdaWs may be
seen wheeling IN vast crctcs. some ar GID
ing along apparently without Hn ctlor,
others appear suspended motionIcss in the
vast canopy oi heaven while, carcering IN
hia majesty the lammerseyer gathers up
a great wlngs and swoops downwards
aEhap 10 lisc again and loIn th1 medley
ae haas gust left of, stretching forth has pm
ioosJ their i8dca eNtent he sails along
tho mountain brow TO The projecting chfl
an "e SD h etrie stands sate-i"r there,
"h' o3'e ;ol man
nea' 'i 't"-t l"sV '"'''"' u
20oIef a'ch mo "i,'issH sur
rapa,'ous u'1Gs W"gie ' ~.
,'Ss =" ~ '''.7'
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GeneraI Granf,s PolItlcs.

From an editorial in the New York Times Of
yesterday we take The foil wing
70 is possible TO make great 'ea too much Of
Cen. Grauts non-partsanshiP. IL % possible to
-.i.frferrrrt the pircltu- saas- ai-''.ts
public declarations upon The party lues or politi~
laI divisions of the hour Ko imagine " VIII DC
und To be none the less tLe fact that he enterians
ar decided opinions upon every public question be
fore the country, erd upon iho policy iiat should
te pursued concerning sl matters under the err
cumsi0noes that exist We fancy that those who 80
on Che suppostion Chat be wcuid suffer himself to
be controlled or oaioled By Che Democratic party Of
recent times viii have no ,ecas0n 10 so very far
before they ind out their mistake And we fancy
thst tboso who have been lod 10 entertain The lo
.ion Chat be has attachment TO Republican prin-
opea as q forth iuth0ritHlve5 by - iasi VA
aoual Convention BOD IS sdhered 60 - President
Lac1ln, sill ne eeed o. iEs thrusIfHekt ftar
b. iu.a Tia fi5coFet isfr cFrs7
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Gro fachakc.
Six Packages.
Ianls. na--L-....

Pc Is acid ~ ali phoissale sni Ittai Iaal.rs m s,
% d0siam shroHshout &c united states ana by
~ kNER Co., Sole ProDriff,,r-
fAi-'# iah fremont Street, Bosioa, Mass
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4 This preparation, Ions aud
fayorably known, Wiz thor
oGghIy rcinvigcrate broken.
down sndlow-spiriied horsest
by strengthening and cleans
ing the stomach and iotcs-
tines.
70 IS a sure preventative
Of an diseases inoideht 70
EVER, CHAMBERS, YELLOW
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CIR Aao1rille Whi9.
Knoxville. Tenn, December rs, 1867.
Tbo Fgecls Of capital Punishment.

lhero are. yer hHtet jess shuieets tieii ~ .l
f. more diversity 8. opinion ihsn lbe edfi - w.
,,,,risb,,ent Of desih u rcDi. siu. crime 81 it.f
V,o HAYS had public eN gi u 10 ills eo.i' ,
tended sometimes wth tfoa. ii teH 40
Derienoo Of cur exeeuuouer- 30 fHsla- li.;
have been similar events a,. 'lts III mrs
c,l significance that asyc pros IN ,,-.,
al Great Britain sharp ,frif" rFeF -.
-.... ~ ..f5,,- .r arriving ..s stir ''AtIfiie
f. =. ~ lao AM tr.-, taes nite ~
isef.'s minds Go thinking a1ott -.
,aniIal puuishmeut as O. .'ii.- '
Ir ,,,1 MARI y, never bed aI. doilpL alh'iii ,be -
~ q. go. la ,sa preventive Of f|fe siime q.
lf ~. 49, .ilao. sa3 cnshrne1 81 Che Memo
49, ~ ~. ,,f a. harois.., aaj wc have had frequent
Instance of re. dH ci.si3irs tie oriminal WITH Tho
vosture Of "a martyr, and tne crop WHICH bFesks
ti., mock. or iu clumsy hards, sometimes subjects
-tenring stone 10 eternal salvation 0r have
saa, or beard or read Of shocking orgies around the
allows which reduce the sulemuty Of death % the
ie.i.v of spe.acular cnteriainmcnt bat these
lhing arc iHseparablg itni public display o. which
me lower elements % s ety attracted aad il s.
these clements and rarely aaY others that are III
.ays found n the ncigbbahoed whore fellow bc-
NIX is 90 be publicly sLgaueiel Denoraiilad pub-
q. sediment escwes the hpp-rtups 10 iile vicinity
of She place oi executions. ii ciin-s ihc trees u
ihly happen o. be sioat hex admission NJ The
doors Of tho ia; 30 cries bravo T. The lsl worcs
Oh Lle AAiiiilitl it tAt1 tt iiifi tiita O..
turns way in di5appoiuimcnt IL tho peer creature
docs moi de game.
Now, tle point b lFua o DC aaseo Wth Toe
halter around his neck Whe iecls BIKE here
when tho blak cap dreNu over his face AMI thl
light OF le Is .hut out .ram 5lnl forever The po
ltieal victim whose tfallsgressi % in his iudg-
meui "a pirtae aud who feels that hisorY wili 81
record d and 20 Justice % Bis memory aey greet
hi l8si CLEAN oi sunshine Niih @ smilei bit ih'
man who die upon the scafiold conscious q! gTea
crime has uo sach Consolation, and 90 him deatf
ike this most he invested with na6sbla terror, dis
gu.se ii as De may.
AssgmiHg THAT capital pan auicnt isnei cfig de
arablo but necessary, thefc s yet much 20 be saiC
about the mode Of infielng it, Ia 10 iuslant'
should lho execution Of criminal be made pub
lic exhibition. In every oase there should be
sailiUl eAoeutoneT enplotfd instead OF Gums.
sheriff whose very neryousness often makes thl
deslh penalty a butchery md the scene one O
horror and disgust-N r Hcrold
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NiE HAVE FOR SALE Two coon
~ lALER wATfngHFFIs ....s,t3. * - -, -
So .ii ff'c. slmt - =
snEfARn, BENsILAw K ArefN.
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CHANCERY COuRT..MAYNARnrII1r

blC&MBEE RULES, ISOi.-0EIGINAL AND INJUNc.
TION BILL.
samuel A. hs and Hugh Caldwell, Eneeutor ii I.acc Ba
less deceased - jefferson Baycss. William Bsyess and
others.
\ THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARIN q
90 the CLERK ada Msstcg irem s,e bl aed ia tbs rap
thar tle ete''iant ltf4stl Baylrs uenresiertof fle
State Of ielnessc ti fr ordinary process law cannot
te sfsta os him IL r thffie ordered tutlisatiou s.
made f four saccs,iye weeks ia Brow nos Wig notify ~
SAID n4a-Ttsieuf defendant ch Bsylrs D. sprear ~
fcN term OF tlv chaurtTy court Union county ~ -
held Al the court house in Nayuar,r hrst Monday
ei May isfs to plead. ielprr co1eulauants
i o The same VIII p taken confessed snf isr hear
iarfe fn him 4 copy Of the order.
dee ID y MIS- IS. II n
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'aTaiion is invaluable. Il IN
ereases the quantity and i'm
proves the quality Of the
milk. 1t has been proven by
actual experiment TO increase
the quantity Of milk and
cream twenty per cent. and
makes the butter arm and
sweet. Ia fattening cattle,
u gives them a. appetite,
Ioosens their hise, and makes
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OHANcERY CONGRATULATIONS,

SALE0F VALUABLE REAL i : I 4 7 =.
j. 5. Ross and A. Qurruer AImrs, Of the estate Of
Granderson Queener deceased the heirs of said deceased
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ DECREE
of Court the above al the November
term ss7 will the Grst day of February, StS upon
premises, sell 0 the highest bidder tGe tract of land
the peadings, together with the reYerslonary
interest the widow situated in the 9Th civil
district Of Anderson county containing 800 acres more or
large part Of ssd tract being productive farming
lands, well timbcred and watercd This tract adons the
which the Coal Greek Depot situated ON the Knox
Kentucky Rail Road which passes through it and
within less than mile of the celebrated Coal Mine on
Coal creek from which the shipments Of coal exceed nifty
tons per day will be sold in lots and again
ssrc bringing Tie large Sim VIII DC
adopted.
credit six, twelve and eighteen months will begiven
except tie five hundred dollars which will be paid
in hands.
bearing from day OF sale with approved
cury will be required of the purchaser aud lien retained
until the purchase money is fully paid.
". H. WHITSON. &. S NJ.
Is
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! viii. sErI. no THE HIGHEST BID

der cash. at the Court house door IN knoxY on
rav the 18th day of January, 1863 all the right, title
claim and demand that John p Besaw has in and to Ger
tain tract OF tracts lands lying in the 6th civil dstre q
Knox county being the one-third OF tract 81 iahq 10
merly owned by Jes Bledsaw deceased adjoining e
Of A. E. Meek Thomas Crawford and others sara op
tv vi be sold to satisfy order Of sale issued from the
rcuit court Of Knox county in favor Of William b. iran
cisco & Co. John ?. Bledsaw' 5000, 60
No. ls-lt JOHN GIBBS, Dep. Sheriff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-25
SHERIFF;s SALE.
7 WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID

/ WILL SELL TO The HIGHESI Dill
DER cash, the court house door in Knoxville on
MONDAY the January, 1865 certain house aho
lot situated in thu city Knoxville fronting Spring and
Poplar Streets adjoining VIM Swans heirs and the ola
lee lot containing half acre. OF less Sald mouse
and lot has the property OF saac Joseph
and will satisfy execution Issued from the OR
emit Court of Davidson county Tennessee in favor OF Jamet
A. Lamont NJ u BEa hDbN, Shelia
dec At By JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sherlu-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-25
r Will SETLTO THE HIGHEST BID

der cash. at the Court house door IN on
saturday the 18th day Of January 1865 al the right title
and demand Jefferson Griffin has in and to certain
tract of land containing ninety or Less IN the
18TH civil district county adjoining the land OF Eli
ah Dunn Said property will be sold TO satisfy
order of sale issued Circuit court OF Knox county
in favor of Dempsey johnson, Jefferson Grimm
~ 49, - NJ D. BEARDEN, Sheriff,
d.. 1sAt JOHN GIBBS, Dep. Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-25
! Will, SELLTo THE HIGHEST BID

der for cash at Court house door in knoHyle, on
Saturday 18th day Of January, lS5s all inc llgn'
claim and demand that A Dawson has IN aud 70 mouse
and lot on the side Of Broad street near the
IN the town of Knoxville property will be sold to satisfy
an der Of sale issued from Circuit court Of Knox eoun
/ ~ in favor Of C. W. Park VS.. A. Dawson.
- - NJ D. BEARDEN, Sheriff
mo- Is r. JOHN GIBBS Dep Sheriff.