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The New York herald., 1867-03-27

ST. LOUIS, March %, 1897.
The Rspu5coa's special correspondent at ST. Joseph
gives the following account Of tho For Phil Kssrny
massacre derived by tho commissioners sent inves,
gate the matter from the Sioux Indians The Sioux
drew our men out OF the fort and killed them
all Our men fought them like tigers, ana
would not have been. overcome easily
IL they had not kept close together The
combasants were so mixed up that the Indians killed
several Of their own party with thcr arrows me
bravery Of our bugler IL much spoken Of ne having
killed several Indians by beating them on the neaa WIN
his buge They say that thero were only nx.esn Sp.n
and four Cheycnncs killed the Geld, Dus Aes susy
cncamped ninety -four warriors died nom tncr womna,
and OF three hundred others wounosa nan Ss =, s.c
were expected 10 die Ono "bg' sioux cniei 49,
among the killed rhey mention AN %sn Ia. q .,rs awnrs
hovse who cus on an Indian head with nngIe sroko
~ his salrs NJ sav that when rcpforcmeu1 iet tho
fort for the battle ground they sns ,na,sns o h.nssn
Jndan, snsaged In the nght, aud the strengh OF tho
concen,rstcd tribes report d al two thousand egns
hundred lodges, which are now moving so~afos 'hs
yellow Stone and Missouri rivers
The New York herald., 1867-03-27

Details Of the hllbtmG Of GeOr90 Ao1fe by a
Nladmap-A Horrible spectacle Presented
mt the Inquest.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 20, 1867.
The particulars which have been developed upon
vesgaton into the murder, by raving maniac IN tho
ncighboring town OF Falmouth show Il have been
Of the horrible committed in this section oe
the country. The whole community 10 convused with
excitement and indignation and Notwithstanding tho
assassin lunatic from misfortunes sustained by the
Portland fire, there Is manifest feeling OF revenge
towards him on the part OF many while all talking
in bitter terms against those who permitted such dan
gcrous his liberty in the community.
The victim Of this terrible tragedy George Rolfe and
the lunatic murderer Is a young named Ebcnezer
williams He is . minor, and, previous TO the conGa-,
grafton, occasionally nsane; but his disease wass
greatly aggravated by his pecunary losses After tho
nre he went TO Falmouth and resided with bis uncle,
John williams until several weeks since, when though
worth some SIS 000 he declared that he must
mize and make up his losses By the ire Accordingly
he went 10 live alone IN oil building or shanty~
There he lived peacefully enough, though he always
kept firearms 70 protect himself from robbers ~ he
sad. Although he had once raised his gun al his uncle
On Sunday morning last the report Of q gun
from the vicinity OF the shansy WAS heard
but dare 20 for fear Of being fred upon. AZ
about dark Williams appeared at bis unce's housc with
the horrible statement that he had killed George Rofc,
young who had been stopping with him. he was
much pleased what he had DONE saying that he had
killed George and that as he talked afterwards he had
cut of his head and put II In dish, bat that the head
still talking The madman was NOS credited at nrss,
but finally parties proceeded 70 the Ola house, where
they Learned that the manacs statement was 100 true
The headless corpse Of Rolfe was laid ous upon .
buffalo robe the front room, arayed in full suit OK
new and clean clothes, which Williams had evil
IDENTIFY put upon II after cutting on tho
head a. there was blood upon the garmenis-
The head was round ia another In pail Of water,
tho ewes opcn and lips parted, and presenting terribly
rnasily spectacle. Williams had evidently been busy
with the body all dag washing u, dressing II, &C., as w
The axe with which the head was severed was also
found covered with blood and hair. On examination
ar The body bullet hole found In the loft breast just
over the heart.
The unfortunate victim between thirty.nve ana
forty wears Of age The insanity Of the murderer bered-
tsry his father having committed suicide while labor
ing under the same disease. He In under arrest
and confined IN the county jail. coroners inquest has
been held which developed the facts hore stat cd.
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SPECIAL coaMspoMpeMcs Or TIVE MaALa
The NIorrcII Gold Bni-Whai M Aims nc ana
What n Will Eject.

WASHINGTON, March ~, 1907.
The HERALD editorial the subject Of Mr. Morrell's
Gold bill have reason to know, attracts considerable
attention here both ends Of the avenue But there s
evidently mistake 10 identifying the man. This gen.
tleman is not the late chairman OF the Committee Of
Ways and Means in the House tnow in the senate but
Mr.. Daniel j. Morren, OF Johpssown, Pa, business
man OF large means engaged in manufacturing railroad
iron and formerly merchant In Philadelphia He en-
poys thousand three hundred hands, and there
ought know something Of business operations
and the financial requirements therefor Mr. Morrell
does not agree entirely with the HERALD, but has
some very enlarged views on the subject OF
finance and revenue. II Is to be hoped, there.
fore, that his being a new member and his
coming from a mountain district OF the state
Of Pennsylvania will not prevent his opinions or his
recommendations from receiving that attention TO which
they emncnty entitled He desires their full dis
cussion anda complete investigation BY an impartial and
intelligent public, rs well as by the Committee Of Ways
and Means
Ihave reason to know that Rsndslls bill, as vel as
some other relating to finance revenue, &C. are
all receiving attention at the White House. Among
the many sound arguments used in favor OF not contract
ing the currency fot the year may be mentioned
that the volume OF currency not great relatively,
seems to be- Fer the has brought about very
great difference in the mode OF conducting trade and
commerce from that which existed prior 70 that time
The two four and six months notes. given before the
war in purchase Of goods, are now but little
used, comparatively. And the vacuum left by this
change must be filled by currency. The higher prices
also require much larger volume OF paper mone ey to
pay for the same amount Of property OF All kinds And
the habit Of boarding the government paper which the
people afraid TO indulge in with the ordinary hank
notes has also the Of retiring very cnnsidev
able amounts Of this paper. II may be rccoscted that
some Of The ola citizens OF Pennsylvania Of German
exractoa brought out large amounts Of the issues Of
the first United States bank after the failure Of Nicholas
Bddie's United States Baak Of PennsyIvsnia And the
habit then iuduged in Pennsylvania u now initiated,
in high degree, In many 0 the Western satcs where
many OF this class of citizens 10 be found II 10
thought, therefore, with reserve Of $500 600 I'm
the banks and Sub Treasury tcgethes the resumption
OF specie payments would be eafirely practicable,
II the seven.thrtes ana compound interest
notes. which three years from date had been
converted or paid Oh. II Is also thought that
she business interests OF the country n the North,
West and South will require At least e60o 900 900 in
currency and thai any attempt 70 reduce THE volume
very materially will not only bring disaster upon the
busness interests Of s country, but by the psAsyzing
prccessc cu byucss mcss inevitably reduce lsrS@y ses
The New York herald., 1867-03-27
fire AT ArwATea. IOWA.

CHICAGO March 20, 1907
p,adv A Co q elevator, at Atwater, Iowa, was des-
,,oved bv Gre ON Monday, and twenty thousan bnslta
OF gran were consumed. Loss siesVVV; insurso
The New York herald., 1867-03-27
THE MURDER At FALMeUTH, MAINE.


Details OF the KillinG Of George Rslfe by n
yladmaB-A Horrible spectacle Presented
mt the Inquest.
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Mr. 0RnwoLD, (rcp) OF N. Y, asked leave TO offer
resolution directing that than four millions Of
dollars shall be Withdrawn from circulation in any
month.
Mr.. BRooxaLL objected.
SHIP CANAL AROUND rW FALLS ONO
Mr. EcGtEsroS introduced joint resolution providing
for the necessary surveys for shp canal the
falls OF tho Ohio river. Passed
THE DECORATION ov THE CAPITOL.
Mr.. ScHEscK trep) Of Ohio introduced q Joint reso
luton authorizing the employment OF Brevet Brigadcr
General Seth Eastman in the decoration Of the Capitol
Passed
rHE BOUNTY QUESTION
Mr. CovoDE, trep) OF Pa, offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Public Expenditures 10 inquire
whether any legislation the prompt
payment of bonntics to soldiers under the Law looking to
the Of the clerical force in the Second Auditors
ONCE. Adopted.
xAIt ooraita ~ TINS PACIFIC STATES AND rsaRroarvs
Mr. MALLORY introduced q joint resolution authorizing
the Postmaster rencra mail contractors In
the Pacific States and Territories payment Of their con.
tracts at San Francisco Referred othe Post once Com
mittee
PORTION OF LONG IsLASp " BOSTON HARsor
ihe Senate bill W authorize the entry ana occupation
Of portion Of Long Island In Boston harbor, for mill
tary purposes was taken up and after explanation BY
Mr.. HooFxR, trcp.l OF Mas, was passed
f MARINE HosrfTAL At EvAvvnIE
Mr. NrBrAcK tdem) Of Ind, introduced joint resolu.
ton in reference 10 the sale Of the Marine Hospital At
Evansville, Ind. Passed.
Mr. " pmresy dem OF Wis., from the Judiciary Com
mi,tee rep,rtcd ioln resolution declaring the mean
ur OF me second Of the act Of the I'd Of March,
1851 rcal ~ property lost in the military service.
iassct - -
tr LAw+w,c. Il, p.) Ohio, from the judiciary Com
msee rep TED joint reso ution dir citing the Secre
ay OF the Interior 70 withhold the issuing OF patents
are ting tho title Of the Rancho Paneche grants in Call
spprrIovAI wArc1wxs Ar rnx cAprro,.
~. Wcopsn,DeR from tho Iudsciary commI ues re.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
Gov. Orr's Indictment Ofthe Democratic
Party,

In his recent speech before the Board of
Trade, Of Charleston, Gov Orr, Of South
Carolina, presented forcible indictment
against the fossil party of the country. He
said he had entertained, for many years, the
hope of seeing the Democratic party rein
stated in power, "but, said he, "the dream
has passed. And he added that he had
accounts to settle with that party before he
could consent TO affiliate with it-a state
ment Of which hO rendered as follows:
Many Of you we'll remember that when
the war first commenced, great hopes and
expectations were held out by our friends
IN the North and West, that there would be
no war, and that if IL commenced it would
DO north of Mason and Dixon's line, and
not in the South. You know, sir, turning
TO Gen. Sickles,) that faith was pledged, and
/ will now state that if that faith had been
properly carried out, there is no probability
that any State but South Carolina would
have seeded from the Federal Union
Another count which ] have to bring
against the Democratic party, is that when
the Philadefphia Convention met, 10 aciop-
ted platform broad enough to embrace
W. NNANNa NaNlNC NOEbE anu OOuIl
yet, no sooner had it adjourned than an at
tempt was made to give it Democratic
character, and make it appear that every
man who attended that convention was an
accession TO the Democratic party.
Again, during the pendaney of the Con-
stltntional Amendment, every Northern
newspaper and almost every Democrat in
the country, urged upon the South to reject
Its provisions. IL was rejected. A few
weeks only elapsed, and yet we find that on
the passage Of this SHERMAN Bill, our
Democratic friends, acting in conjunction
with old THAD. STEAENs, were instrumental
70 incorporating on that bin its most oaious
features 1t went back TO the Senate. was
nual.y adopted, and every one of she Dem
a. :. newspapers all over the North, so
n -, - !, am informed, have come out and
e. So !. INC Southern people to accept the bill
il q tina Gu GU therefore,, that in my judgment
new alliance no" iraenus ana
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aprI7
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
INSOLVENT NOTICES.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ES-
a IAIs Of William Sccanpber, deceased, having
been suggested 70 the County Court Of Jefferson co.,
", Tenn, BY Isaac MeoampbeIl and A. A. sharp Admits
traitors o. said essaee The order that pabcaon h.
made ~ broNnows Wing for four wseks nofif
ing All persons who have claims against said eato 10 sic
them With the clerk Of said County Court or bsfore bs
barred. 49,
witness james Nicholson, CLERK Of said County Court
tchoe IN bRndridse the lIst Monday Of April 1851
JAMES n. NICHOLSON, Clerk
-, 49,. BY A. }. SHANNON, T. L.
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CIRCUIT COURT-KNOXVILLE.
BILL FOR DIVORCE.

o. :
TN THIS CAUSE 1T A P P EA Rim G
the allegations the BILL that the defendant is
of the State of Tennessee 1t is therefore order
the Clerk that publication be male for four successive
weeks in Brownlow's Whig notifying said defendant to
the next term of the Circuit Court of Knox county
be held for county of Knox at the court house in
Knoxville on second Monday of June next, then and
there plead demur the suit and demand Of
the plaintiff, Will be taken confessed by him,
and proceeded with parte.
Witness Will R. McBah, Clerk of ssd court office in
Knoxville this Sd day Of April 1857.
April TO- 1867 itpf5 WILL. R. McBATH, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TIA

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN Thai
my Office will be from the 18th 10 the Goth ofAPri,
hearing determining all appeals relative to erTo
excessive Valuations assessment or enumeraons by
Assistant Assessors, returned annual list for 1861
No appeals be allowed party after the annual
been the Collector. All appeals must
be made in writing specify the particular canse matter
thing respecting which decision is requested and also
lie based
Office First National Bank, Gay Street. Knoxville,
Tenn. d. A. CARPENTER,
api33 Assessor.
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ATTACHMENT

-. VILLAS, william l. Ward vs Jonashsa 4 Patterson.
n THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FRov
Of Nc aslendani Is uoii-rcsssnt Of ths stat,
- that the ordinary process III lev ..sr, -
the ~, @ heilee Of qualifications l. therefore sent a.
ter.-- 'tis mig for the said dsun iant Jonetbsr n
pss ~ appear before Daniel Douesvrty Iust5 -, AZ
lat asv - county Ienneasee, his hons- ~ ~
~hsn Where aid
iaila 10 '- - ''Hie@>Hi ~ said defendant
April ia, lsaf. a n.,-rrr ,,s--,,,.
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april april II, 1857 pg D. A DEADERIoK. Q. a n
Jesse B. Derisu1 W. Sarah Derisu1, ct al
m ACCORDANCE WITH A Deere



IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
this case made the January Term 1867 of said
the Of the housein Knoxville, Thurs
day the 10th day Of May next, the farm in the 18th Civil
District Of Knox county sold by complainant respondent
the north side Of Hoston River adjoining the
Mrs Caroline Duncan, Alexander Scott Newton
Maxwell and Others containing GEO less
credit months without the equity
redemption taking bonds without interest," and good
rity, and retaining lien till the purchase nancy paid.
April IL, 1867 4tpf5 d. A. DEADERICk, G. NJ.
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CHANCERY COURT-SEVIERYILLE.

Riley II. Andes vs.. I. D A. Chambersi &C al
TT APPEARING FROM COMPLAIN
Il ANTS BILL which IS to- that Carrie Rutherford and
Rutherford his wife, nonresidents Of this State
therefore publication be made for four
cessve in Brownows Wing, notifying said nonresi-
defendants appear the October term OF the
Chancery be held the Court House in Sevierve
the second Monday Of October next and the bill
complaint of Riley r. Andies fled against them and others
said Court the will be taken confessed to
them and set for hearing e parte.
April 8 1861 4tpf5 NJ P. THOMAS GAM.
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THE GREAT CAUSE
OF
HUMAN Mrz-x.w,

,s,,, =. : s''lsa En1etQps Price STA ee,,ts
A Let LECTURE 1Is S.., on THE NATURE.
spermeorrhUa. induced ~ Self eakhess,
Mat sSo'snsy As,sS. pss ad ipas s =,
49, PHYSICAL ineapaclty &c-bv nm "so ntsi Men
r.. a. - author 81 he " Green Book {" A. " hh-
cleo, lia isnoNned author In tAls adr.irshi.
fom his own experience thst - g
Iasdcipe Abuss rAy be Uacctualy rsr,osi
inttrunasuts ,oa. dangerous surg Operation. f
AZ oass certain 80 =. eordias pointing aut uode ~ sn
VI What his conds BY which every sufrer M NJ
49, and Fadcaile ~ may himself cles NV ar
Dg 80 20 fhousANps ~ LECTURE WILL PRONE A
en- rsssipt ~ - . ssy address is % s DIS
etpts, btal sealed sarciupe,
Fuhhahsra CH1l tasfe 3 csuts Al.sv.-. -
OesiT-iy ~ Bsvsry. N.s &c. q kLISE CO. The
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pfc RICHARD PEMBERroN, Clerk.

Joel NJ Hambey Joel Trple John Tripet Lewis Trip.
let, Daniel Griffith, VIM. GrifHth and John Grifith.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
sued attachment against respass
Wet arm rsturnabe the Circuit Scott county
Il is therefore ordered that publication be made
oessive weeks in Brownows Whig notifying said defendants
appear before the Judge said house
In Huntsville the I'd Monday August then and
there to defend said suit.
April mfr f1.-A
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-24
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE

Circuit Court county to
the highest bidder for cash. the house door in Knox
vile, Saturday, the first day Of june 1867 all the right
e claim and interest that Samuel l. 4ery has IN and
rtan tract Of land situated in the 18th Civil District
Knox eounty adjoining the lands Of R. NJ Tery, Alfred
Sharp and Others containing $50
property will be sold to satisfy judgment IN the Circuit
Court Of Knox county, in favor Of NJ. l.. Rogers.
Apil II, 1867. NJ. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff. r.
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CHANCERY COURT-DANDRIDGE.
FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF TH

FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
Bill which appears to the satisfaction o the
Clerk and Master that defendant, A A Blackberry
Tennessee, that the ordinary
process cannot be served upon him. II therefore or
dered by thu Clerk Master Ais April Rules 1861, That
publication made BTowniows Mhg for four successive
weeks notifying defendant appear before the Sha
oelor at hacefy Court to held in the court house IN
Dandridge FIRST Monday after the fourth MONDAY OF
April 1861 then there plead answer demuf or otn
erwse ks defense to said BILL the viii be taken LOT
confessed and down Tor hearings as 10 him e1
April s, ISL ISL 4tpi5 wM GALBBAITH. c. 4 N.
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APraI7I,
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Attachment.

Ely FOX rs. HLTall DOIlau.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
i from the AFFIDAVIT plaintiff that the defendant, HI
ram Boman fed from the limits Of the state OF 1ennes
30 abscond or conceas himself that ordinary
cess of be served apon him It therefore order
by that publication be made for four successive Vee1
in BrownIow whig notifying defendant appear be-
fore my oice District No l. Jefferson county on
the 2h May 1867 then and there plead answer or de.
muir suit and demand Of the plaintiff the same WIZ
be taken as confessed and proceeded with parte.
April 3, 1867. 4tpf5 JAMES II. NEWMAN j. Z.
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gHANOFRY OoURT-KNOXYILLE.


skaggs and AnstrAnd Administrators Of Martin Carter
deceased, vs.. Martha Carter and others.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
made in this cause at April Term s57 Of said court
sell door Of the court house IN Knoxville on Thurs
Martin Carter deceased Of about lsl acres sit
18th Civil District of Knox county bounded on
north by VIM. Majors land by Roseberry Creek
James NJ Carter aud vest by Levi McCiond, on
place. shares Of Stock the East Tennessee and Virgin
"a Railroad Company, leach Of s25) six months time
Bonds bearing interest," viii Be required, with approved
security and lien retained for the payment Of the purchase
money. =.
Jesse B. Derisux We. Sarah Derisu1, ct al.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
msde in this cause at the April Term, 1867 Of said curt
viii sell one ne premises Thursday the 10th day OF May,
1867 certain property OF The heiTs OF Peter
Derisux. deceased, - follow
l. one Of land in the 10th Civil District Of Knox
county OF adj dining the lands OF A. O. Cal
len Joseph Cline aud Others subject 10 the wild
ows DOVER which covers about 200 acres OF &C..
One other of about so In the District,
adjoining tbs lands Of James D. Mcmillan Isaac Nay and
James Walker.
One house and lot on the north side Of the cambridge
road, occupied by Benjamin Davis.
A. One house and lot between the Armstrong Ferry road
and the Boyd and Ramsey ferry road occupied By Robert
Y. Davis
One store house. dwelling and lot north of Boyd and
Ramsey Ferry road and adjoining said Sarah Devereu1s
g. Also the half interest for 20 years from the lst Of March
1865 Mill John Vances lahd tbs waters Of Lyons
Creek
The will made eighteen months time,
taking bonds bearing interest," with good security, and
tanning lien till the purchase money ia paid
April II, 1867 4tpf7 D. A. DEADERIoK, ca NJ.
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INsoLYRET NOTICE.

LIE lNSolN ENCN OF THE ESTATE
~ Lease haun decreased having been suggested 10 49,
Soun3 Court OF Jefferson county, r. Haun Admujsfrafsr
'Is tee ',ifi order That publication BE- made
Low soasniise weeks IN hrovnloy whlg notifying the
eoift ~ sad estate 70 hle their
inc county coert, before rst Monday ~ Spnt
well authenticated, they VIII tharea f~r harrd
lisr James NJ Nicholson Clerk rourt f7~.
~ A'ahatl1Cr this 20 daT 81 April, lsC-. -
"Flr'N IAAls NJ. NIcHnI anN rI.rr
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SHERIFF SALES.
6dEh1EE SALES.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE

ID issued from Circuit Court Knox county will
soil the highest bidder for cash. ct the house door
Knoxville Saturday the LIST cay VI June, 1867, all the
right title claim and demand that has
and certain tract Of land situated IN the 10th Civil
James Kennedy and Others containing 100
sad property viii be sold to satisfy Judgment that Aexan
Leak recovered against VIM Pumes and James Pumlee
in the Circuit Court Of Knox county for cost.
AprilI7, 1867. NJ. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
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John Fry VS.. Hiram Boman

IN THIS CAUSE IT A PP b A h n u
from affidavit Of the plaintiff that the aeienGant Hran
has fed from the state OF tennessee SO tna ts
dnarv process Of law be served upon him it is there
fore ordered publication be made for four success
sve weeks BrownIows Whig notifying this defendant 70
appear me, my Office District No. ], Jefferson
county the 4h Saturday Of May 1857 then and there 70
his defense the BILL the will proceeded with
parte
April g. 1857 4tp6 JAMES H. NEWMAN, J. P.
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INS0LVENT NOTICE.

W y, TIE UNDEkSIGNED HAY-
iN@ suggested tie Insolvency q tho estate Of Frank
IN Nunmnss deceased late Of Bount county, Tenn an
noalns claims against said estate hereby notiEed
Als t sane duly authenticated with the Clerk 81 the
essy Vgart Of Bloant county before the day of
Veeopei 1886 81 the same stN pc forever barred
ANDREW PERRY.
SAMUEL MckENRY
aIlll ,. AlmInlsfrafnr.
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BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER oE SALE

issued Knox county will sell to
the highest bidder for cash. at the court house door
ve Saturday the first day of June 1857 all
title claim and demand that Robert Hixon and to
certain of land situated in the 9th Civil District of
Knox county, being his undivided interest in the
the VIM HixOD tract adjoining the lands Of Henry
N B. Brice and Others Said property will be
satisfy judgms in the Crcuit Court Of Knox county
favor of VIM. X. Mctlloud
April IL, 1867. NJ. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.