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NOTICE Is hereby given to the heirs of Ii
y man Bettis, deceased, and all parties cor
csrned, that we, as surviving executors OF said
estate, have this day nled our account a. such
with John Loague. Clerk Of the County Court
OF shelby eoupty, where parties concerned can
come forward and examine same.
SAMUEL MOSBY
ANDERSON c. RETTIs.
Surviving ExecutOrs
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Non- Resfelellt Notice.

CAN'T a waadsu Sol for ComDlsiaaEs.
uo5-Iaufw
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ICouRsR o. sTUDY.

Con stitutionaI law Gen. Al BERT PIX
Real Property & Pleading g. Ion. r K II EArH
Personal Property & Pleading A VI. LEWIs
Equity & Comm ere al Law Hon. +. 7. sCEUGGS
Grim. Law 3 Admiralty =. Gen. j. r CHALMEI-s
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Ninth Prize

Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size lO2xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot,
Valuad at $500.
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oc26tds
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SeUenth Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with q
perpetual fan OF 81 feet OF water, situated IN
Winston county, Alabama, with 80 acres 9f
Vain ad AT gl0 0Tn
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a AND A.. SCOTTISH RIIE,
2li Front S5rcst.
grEvEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th Ne. /.
s51s4ad C.srnuluuf fca tions ID Wednesday night
~ ssch month. Henry P. WoOdard, sd, G..
NJ. Charles II. Carroll, 18th. Sec &,
Meets 4th Wednesday OF each month. 6eoEge
Neilersh, sd, G.. NJ. A. +. Frankland, 50
Z, ,asTpfrrA Council OF Princes OF jerusalem, 10th
40. l. Benj Z. Pullen, SD, Tarsh.'.; -
-, Sec. 80, =
C71arles W Adams, ed, NJ. W.. n. 4. Iom'
nnson, S2i, Sec. .,.,.
PHTIIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of k-n' 3Jtn'
No. 1. Henry p. WOOdard, a2d.i comm.
william Y. CirOde ed, Rec o.
C.oEsTsroEY OF " EST TESNEssEE, sd. JonL
Ainslie. 3d., Comm. in Chleii DOaBe =
Trader, sd. Reg.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.

= rL Ll j lA4 szasszszHasaaaa
drew's Day, 8Jth Novsm her IN eacl
Jal3 mhl II
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust made to me b.
ID Fannie T. Hunt and John A. Hunt on ths
1t day or August I5e5, and recorded Ia the
Rezisfsr's once OF shelby counsy, IN sock NO.
s., pages z3i and ZS2, % secure certain Indebted
ness therein named, viii,
On Saturday, November IS, 1857,
Between the hours OF 10 aud n O'Clock an. in
mont o. the Law Court rooms, In ths city %
Aemphia- sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
ne tolloE1ng lad lying in shelby county,
Iennessee. BEGINNING AZ a stake n The north
east corner cf Dr. ". A Booths L55 acre Tract
With elm. maple and red oak pointers: thence
souto with Dr. beoth's nns Is chains i25<-l00 of
e chain % a stake Esence east 10 T5-H0 chains
n q stake In the ssst line OF said Whites said
tract thsuce norrh Is l13< 100 chains with the
nla elEh road . a stake 80 lLnzs east OF black
gum F, thence west ls 75-lQo chains % The De-
ginuiug-eontalnlng 35 acres sl-l00 OF an acre.
Equity 81 REDEEM ption waived. Title be-
usysd 70 bs good, but cor rsya1es onfy a. tsus-
tee T. 2. VANCE, Trustee.
OH I'D
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
6Oxl00, in the city Of Chicago, III, only three
uusr ers Of a mile from the heart OF the city,
and within one ocE Of the street railroad in
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued at
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OUR LIST PRIZES,
The First and Capital Prise.

Col. NJ. c. GaIoway's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, Memphis,
one block only nom the center Of the city, and
in the vicinity OF all the Fedora, state and
County oficeS Lot S758 feet front by s516 deep
Valuad at S2l OO0
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LODGEs-
AEszEovA, No. lss. Meets lst Monday IN
sverv month, az Odd-FellOW AL, Ger. Cour
and Main. d. B, Forster. "a Front street
" NJ. John Besmish, SeC'y.
ss,rrrEF AfEarHIS. No. lis. Meets % Friday O
ssrh uonth-Hall. cor Madison and Second
j. y. Sellars ". NJ; Benz. K. Pullen, sec
TrT1a gCoTT. No. 2So- Meets lst Friday OF each
Tnouth-HsIl cor. Madison and Second. join
Ainglie. W NJ: Il. p. woodward, Sec.
FavTTTJS No. 2o9. Meets Sd Friday OF eacE
mouth-Odd- Fellows Hall P. NJ Stanley
EyT-,rT,y,T,yG- No. s4l (U. d. Meets 4th Friday
- egch mouth-2ls Front street John ]
Worshsru, SD, ". N; b. X. FuIleu, sd Sec.
ROYAL aECH.
PEra Chapter. No {. Meets p Monday o. eaTt
Tlonth-iOdd-Fello Hall Johu Lent, H. +
81 r; B. IS. Levy, Sec y.
r. AND s. Il.
EUREKA Council. No. 8. Meets "a Monday o
each mont -Odd-FellOWs' hall. JOhn Lent
III. ~: n J. Wiggiu, Rec.
TEEFLARs-
isyREyE Cc-amsndery No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day of each month. John Zent, Com; n. }
Wiggiu, Rec.
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Notice.


STATE OF Tennessee, County OF shelly
rr,AKF NOTICE, that At the December term
- ne Probate Court OF shelby county, 70
= ,stf a. M Courtroom IN Memphis on lhe
49, NordsV IN Deem Der, 1857, 1 viii apply for
Tsffers ~ Administration on tbs estate OF BIS
M.E. Watson, deceased; ,, D., -,rvpuo,y
uo2 laWfy
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Capt. Jno. D. Dsggett, said to be the
oldest affiliated FreemasOn in Missouri,
furnishes the following abstract Of the
history of Missouri Masonry, in a paper
read before the Historical Society Of st.
Louis:
The first warrant Of Constitution was
granted in 1S07-S, by the Grand Lodge
of PENNSYLVANIA, TO Louisiana Lodge,
No. 100, to be holden in st. Genevieve.
Otho Strader was the first Master, and
DR.. Aaron Elliott and Joseph HerUick
were its first Wardens. In lS09-lO,
charter was granted by the Grand Lodge
Of Pennsylvania, to certain brethren in
the town Of st. Louis, to open 81. Louis
Lodge, No. Ill. This Lodge finally
ceased to exist, and the next Lodge in
that town was chartered by the Grand
Lodge of Tennessee. Subsequently,
other Lodges were chartered in different
towns in the territory.
In February, 1921, in pusuRnce Of an
invitation sent outby Missouri Lodge, No.
II, of st. Louis, Conversational Of Masons
met in that city In April, 1921, for the
purpose of organizing the Grand Lodge
Of Missouri. Edward Bates acted as
Master. A Constitution was adopted ;
and on April oath, 1921, the Grand
! Lodge proceeded to the election Of the
| following officers Bros Thomas f. Rid
dick, NJ. w. G. NJ; James Kennerly, S.
| @. W. William Bates, J. G. w; Arehi-
bald Gamble, G.. Treas; William Rem
shaw, g. Sec.
The Grand Lodge, being thus organ
lied, adjourned to Friday, 4th Of May
next, at which time ID met In st, Louis
and its officers were duly installed.
From 1921 TO 1861, the Grand Lodge o.
Missouri has had twenty-five Crane
Masters, among whom we flRd the names
of Hamilton r. Gamble, Edward Bate
and A. B. Chambers. The Lodges in
Missouri number PAS, with membership
Of about IL, 500.
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Tickets S5 each. May be had OF, or ordered
through. any OF the Com pany's agents, at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenu., or OF Col
lanes Strain, HernandO, Hiss
Stock holders. Directors and Onicers OF the
Company are prohisited nom purchasing OF
holding tickets in anY Of he drawings The
Company Is simply the media for the purehsss
and sale OF real estate between property hold-
srs and the general publte- te1o I'm
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AROMATIC
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE,.

THE Law Department Of the Memphis Col
/ lsge will oDen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional sv.....-.-Geu. ALBEIT PIKE
Real Property & Pleading --..-. Hon. r. K n EATH
Personal Property & PIeadinE.- A. NJ LEWIS
Equity & Comm ere al Law Hon II. j. -CECGGS
Grim. Law q Admiralty .-Gen. j. r CHALAElL
COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
walkers American Law, Eenrs Commenta-
rieg BIshOp on Criminal Law .Caruther's His
tory o; a Law suit, stephens Pleatings
SECOND SESSION Os JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Greenleaf on Evi4sncs.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam Equity
Pleading, Redneld on Wills, HilLard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
washburn on Real P Oparty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel q Ames on Corpora
tiOus, StOry's Conflict o. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnkiin's o. : Treatise
RecitatiOns and examinations each day AZ 4
o'clock. Moot Court once each week. and Ap-
psllats Court once each monthf presided over
by the Professors all together.
students permitted 20 ent er any Ciass out no
Diploma given except TO those going through
whole course.
Terms s25 per Session, payable In advance.
Entrance Fee, IS per Session
All Students Of / aw can attend free OF charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on EIUcutiOn and explanation uf latin and
French techntcalities by the President
Arrungsmeuts VIII be made to board and
lodge Students At 50 per month ApllicatiODs
shOuld be m mace early. selO
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Cottage Residence, rooms; lot l2oxl7o feet
on Borland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line
Valued at 5000.
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"THUy SPEAKS THE MASTER OF THE
~

- z II TTtk SPEARS 4 n r. N ~ In VI eAAs
FEAST
GO forth into the highways, beneath the hedges
And gather to my feast to-day the hungry, poor
Behold Ii he 'I gates unfolded, the table spread
with care;
Go forth my servants, and bring in the guests
1 lung for there.
In vain the doors stand open. How shall they
These ,sbo have never known the joys or de-
csncies OF home,
These. SO unelean, whose mien and garb their
How can thew think the paIsce hall is decked
for such as they?
Go forth, and tell them OF the love they scarce
The love wSfch for the homeless ones hath
many mansions planned,
The love through which the starving ones the
bread OF my life may win,
And precious wine: go fOrth-persuade, compel
them to come In.
Haste for with desperate jest and song, 50
many have passed by
And some, in utter mseiry, have lain them
And some. a few, with wistful eyesgazs through
the open door, -
Envylug those wuO wear the badge Whlcn once
in youth they wore.
Haste! for the hours are dying, and soon the
Return Iy ye not alone to seek for shelter and
Come not alone, ye favored ones, while scat
tered DER the plain,
Your Fathers children faint and fall, calling
for hep in vain.
Thus speaks the Master OF the feast. o fellow
servants, hear
Can they be nothing unto Us who are to Hin
50 dear2
For them, cen as for Us, He died; Ger them Hi
heart still yearns;
Ifye be cold TO them, tniak not Hislove within
You burns.
| Christ's spirit ever seeks to bless, and none o
Unless that spirit in us dwell; ahl think hCv
Ienderiy
He sheltered you from talnt OF SIN, or CANT
with joy 70 meet
/ Your feeble steps, when home Rt length you
turned your erring feet.
Ye cannot pay the debt Of love that unto Hin
We owe;
| He nsedeth nought that ye can give, but would
! you thank Him? Go
| Where ais poor lost ones grope in sin, and BIZ
! their darkness fee
! Before His light. Shall he not say, - lie uld ]
| unto me2"
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xlOl feet very available for residence and
desirably located. Valued at 500.
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.eR.ND CHAPTER OF NEW YORK

From Companion Christopher G. Fox,
Grand Secretary, we have the proceed
ings Of this Grand Chapter. Charters
were granted for ten new Chapters. We
notice the fact of different names being
inserted in the charters from that pro
posed ; that q good rule is observed not
TO allow two Chapters 70 have the same
name. We wish it was in force in this
Jurisdiction with our Blue Lodges. From
the report Of the Committee on Juris-
prudence We take the following:
a TIE questioB, presented to the Grand
Council ard decided afiirmstively by
them, as to the admission Of q regular
eralted COMPANION as q visitor in a
Chapter, without regard 10 race or color,
is fully approved by US. A Companion
regularly exalted in a duly constituted
Chapter, cannot be excluded on account
of race or color merely, but any member
of a Chapter may object to the admission
Of q visitor, without assigning sny
reason, and the objection would be valid. "
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Thursday, ths sist day Of OfssTsnber, 1881,

on the premises, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
an. and D N, ssil 81 public Guetion, 70 ne
highest bidder, Tor cash, tha sutirs property %
be found covered By said trust deed, being the
fixtures and furniture II storehOuss y o. a. on
the North side OF jefferson street. and on tns
East side or Centar allss. IN he city q Mem
phls, Tenn, and al stock IN said storehouse, II
any. with All the acpurfenances tnereto BE-
LOGGING, and Eili, a. tas sane tine, rent said
storehOnse No. "a 1srersou street giF the
pul chaser Of the property sold 1he refusal OK
preferred right OF the premises, a. fair rent,
10 be fully secured.
D. A SHEPHERD, Trustes.
MaEnnhLs. October allh. ls6I. oetI laa.H
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TIL +
B0ARDMAN, GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.

WHOLESALE AGENCY.
THE SUBSCRIBER. late a member Of this
L well known dr1, nas established whole
sale Agency,
TSS Broadway, New York City,
Opposite A. 7. SteWart's Dry Goods Palace, cor
uer Tenth street,
Where he VIII be pleased to recsiye the order
Or his friends and public, and especially %
hear from those who have 50 literally be-
slowed their patronage Oa the hrm heretofore
He viii supply these superior instruments %
the trade Wholesale and Retail, Al the very
Lowest Prices made with the Insulated Iron
Rim and Frame least in one solln platel They
excel all others ia durability superiority OF
tone. and elegance Of eLferna- appearance
All these Pianos have Overstruug Scales, Civ.
inRin connection with the patent IRON rim and
frame, Ful, Round, Powerful and SEeat Mel
low Tones. The Cases are elegant IN appear
anee aud easily and safely handled
So Warranted 70 prove satisfactory, or ths
money returned.
Address al orders to
siberia OFT,
ss5 dAwI0p 7s3 Broadway, New York
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NEW YORK CARDS.
KAVANAGH 4 DECKER's
BILLIARD TABLES
OAT-GUT CUSHION.

T,HE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
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Iished without EN- I shell take it ez per.
smell affront, for witch / shel hold the board
personally responsible The Southern yootn
mast be properly instructed-my orphans
must hcy proper notions instilled INTO en-
and these examples is nessary to that ena.
LET this board remember, that, when this
book is publisht, eff these examples is not
in them. they hev me to settle with
And Joseph departed. We are in a
ouandary. We dare not publish the book
without his examples, for he allnz keeps his
word and Is a ugly cuss to deal with, and
NV coarse putin EN- in coodent be thought
nv. We finally decided that Joseph must
be got out NV the way ez soon ez possible,
and therefore votid that Bascom give him
unlimited credit at his bar for week,
chargin the same upon the account Nv the
Institoot. l know that free run at his
barrels would finish me or any one nv the
Board in that time. Happy Bigler He
hez at least one satisfactory week afore him
Il Good almost wish the Board would try
it on me. 1t would be short but glorious
career.
PETROLEUM v NAsBY, p. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster, and likewise Pro-
lessor Nv Biblikle Politics in the South
ern Mnsikle & Military Institoot)
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"Those examples" sed Joseph, Il con
der nessary for this hook, and IF il Is pub.
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sued attachment against the defendants for respass
Wet arn eturnabe TO the Creut Court Of Scott county
It therefore ordered that publication be made for four
oesve weeks in Brownows Whig notifying said defendants
before the Judge of said the court house
huntsville the I'd Monday in August next then and there
70 defend said suit.
| 1867 pf5 RICHARD PEMBERTON, Clerk.
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ORIGINAL AND AnfNDID BILL


FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
Bill which appears to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk ard Master that dsendant, A. A. Blackburn, s
Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process be served upon him It's therefore
dered by the Clerk and Master April Rnle 1867, that
bcation he Brownows Wing for four successive
weeks notifying said defendant appear before the Chan
ceor AT hancery Court held in the court house in
Danddge on the first Monday after the fourth Monday OF
April 1857 then and there plead deur, or 9TH
defense said bill the ar1e will be taken for
confessed set down for hearing a. to him ex
parte a copy Of the order.
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The Legislature Of Pennsylvania has
passed, and the Governor has signed, bill
protecting colored pseple in their right to
ride in public conveYances on equal terms
with whites. The main object of the law
was to put an end to the infamous barbar-
ism and persecution so long tolerated in
Philadelphia, which excluded coloIed peo-
pie from riding in the city horse cars. The
Copperhead roughs and blood-tubs were in
the constant habit of eiecting them, ire
spective Of age, sex or condition, and if per-
mitted to ride at all, it was only on the plat
form, where, whether sick or well, they
were exposed to storm, rain or cold. The
Republicans Of the City Council made sew
eral feeble efforts to correct this cruel and
malignant abuse, but the spirit Of caste and
rowdyism was stronger than the resolve to
enforce the right. At last the decent hu-
name people Of Philadelphia petitioned the
Legislature to enact a law putting an end
to "blood-tub" and Copperhead intolerance,
which was done. And now that law is
passed on the subject, there will be no trou-
bic in enforcing it.
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THE resolution to aid the suffering PEG
pie Of the South passed Congress in this
form:
RESOLVED, DC, That the Secretary of War
be and hereby is empowered and directed to
issue supplies of food sufficient to prevent
starvation and extreme want to any and all
classes of destitute or helpless persons in
those Southern and Southwestern States
where failure of the crops and other causes
have occasioned widespread restitution.
That the issue be made through the Freed
mems Bureau, under such regulations as
the Secretary OF War may prescribe. And
to that end the Secretary of War is hereby
authorized and directed, through the Com
missioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, to APP
ply so much as he may deem necessary for
the purposes aforesaid Of the unexpended
moneys heretofore appropriated to supply
freedmen and refugees with provisions or
rations Provided, that the expenditures
shall not extend beyond the present appro-
pristions already made for the Freedmen's
Bureau
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CIRCUIT coURT-KNoxVILLF.
BILL FOR DIVORCE.
Lucinda G H@rrer Va Iohn p parc.r

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
from the allegations in the bill, defendant i,
Denresdent Of the State Of Tennessee II therefore order
ed BY the Clerk that publication be made for four epcs,
weeks in brownows Wing, notifying said defendant TO ap
pear az the nsxt term Of 4hs Circuit Of Knox county
70 be held for the county Of Knox the house
Knoxville, on the second Monday Of June next then and
there to plead answer dur 20 the suit demand 81
the plaintiff or the v BE taken confessed BIZ hin
and preceded with parfe
Witness Will r. McBash Clerk Of sad court At onee IN
Knoxville, this Sd day Of April, 1857.
April 10 1851. 4tP6 WILL R. McBATH, Clerk
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ATTACHMENT

William I. Ward ". Jonathan R. Patterson. -s
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING From
andav thai the defendant resident Of lhe State
OF Tennessee that ordinary process cannot
servsd upon him Notice Of PUBLICATION therefore
the Knoxville Wing for the said dfendan Jonathan r. Pat
tsrson % appear before Daniel Doughery Justice Of the
Peace for Anderson county Tennessee house On TIE
18th day Of Nay 1867, where said for hsarnE
When Judgment vii be taken confessed II said dsfendani
fails TO appear %lar A-ts '.a
APrillo, 1851. ~ DANIEL DoUGHERIS, J.P.g
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OHAECERY CoURT-MARYVILLE.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF TIT

ShsnSsEy uear for Tie eoustg Of BloaBt at the
Term iese VII seli 70 the hehest bidder the
oert heuse aoer m AsFyvle, 1osday The oh Of Nav
sssient portion Of tract Of iaud, known the
hcny = sae tract "a The 10th District Bloupt conn
" isan sontas9ing 7so handFed and seveSty scrcs
aoinanE the lands 81 = l. Cox Michael Harvey and other
"a satisfy judgment eight hundred 80 s.s 5e1i~
sna oent' and Of this ia favor OF James
Nsinge trustee OF the Hoison Conference Of the Meth
t south, snd against the Henry q safell
- -le se made on credit Of six months and in bar
- me egny Of redemption The purchaser ryins bond ~
p2ssa security aad lien Retained % TIE land for ths
49, - " 9. FICkENS, c. q NJ.
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ATTACHMENT.
Henry Roberts vs.. John ". Legg.

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO
court defendant, John W. Legg, is nonres
dent of the State Of Tennessee abscods concsa
himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
him Thereupon motion Of plaintiff BY his attorney
IL ordered by the court that publication be made for
successive weeks Brownlow Whig notifying said defend
appear the Of the Oireat Conrt,
court to be held for the county Of Knox at the court house
Knoxville Monday Of June next then and
there plead demur the suit and demand
the plaintiff, the will be taken confessed, and
proceeded with pazfe. rre-
Witness, Will e. McBath Clerk Of said court at office IN
Knoxville, this 10Th Ct March, 1867.
rel o7 1857 8tnf5H WILL r. McBATH. Clerk
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI

-NO11CE 10 hG1GED1 O1f Elm Thai
my Office will open from the 18th the ofAprl
for hearing and determining all appeals relative to
Valuations
Assistant Assessors returned annual list for 1867.
No appeals be allowed to party after the annual
list has been transmitted the Collector. All appeals
be made in writing must specify the particular cause
thing respecting which decision is requested and also
state the ground principle Of upon which She appeal
is based.
Office First National Bank Cay Street, Knoxville
Tenn. D. A. CARPENTER,
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CHANCFRY COURT-SEVTERviTLLF-.

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TT APPEARING FROM COMPLAIN
Il ANTS BILL which to- that Carrie Rutherford and
Mpesa Rutherford his wife, nonresdents Of this
1t therefore ordered that publication be made for
cessrve weeks in Brownlows Wing, notifying said
dent defendants to appear at the October Of the
Chacey Court 20 be held at the COURT House SeYerFe
on the second Monday Of October next and the bill
of Of Riley H. Andes filed against them others
in said Court the will be taken confessed as to
them snd set for hearing parte
April 8 1867. 4tpf5 NJ. P THOMAS CAN