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Che amuxriIlt aEhig.
Knoxville, Tenn, December Is. 1867.
Cen. George H. Thomas.

General Thomas stands the largest ana
most prominent Of the characters IN .lo
sceues Of Nast's Car eatuama IN wnlcn
he figures. he also stands nearly as i'lIso
In The esteem of those who love their couil-
Try and have steadily observed his ieoO 10
The true marks Of greatness aPpe@ .hi r.
letter Of November 18th, lgst pu .,,a,,d
rendering 70 General Hood Of M
bronze copy Of the gold mcISi oos,s,
20 him by the Legislature =. c,,.l
The medal was IN large senes !:
1r;hutefo himself Wherein u uiii"at Aii' .
, ,,S5O have h improved the opportunity, TO
80 - iot,ers with is without number
Gu S1el LIZ rbornas avoids mention Of himself
0.o,,tI = ,,ossible. he speaks OF the med
al ln'' '-u.. = been struck in commemora-
= - - "a ne great victory gained over the
l.gi' s,,ces by the Union forces under
49, '01l.,,mand at Nashville, on the 10th and
If,b If December, 1864 and Of Governor
pro,gnlow as speaking, on the presentation,
4 n the most complimentary manner OF the
;nportant service rendered TO the country,
Is well as the gallantry displayed by the
command Oh the day Of the battle Of Nash
vile and the succeeding days of the pursuit
Of the defeated enemy
And the letter has not word TO show
that Gen. Thomas thought more Of himself
or ascribed more Of the credit Of the affair
10 himselfthan to his subordinates Its spirit
IS that he considered them as partners in
the glory and in the medals. That is the
modesty of true merit. No one but man
Of real greatness could abnegate himself in
such style.-isF5etIyn IN y Times,
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ereases the quantity and i'm
proves the quality Of ise
milk. It has been proven By
actual experiments increase
the quantity Of mix and
cream twenty per cent. and
makes The butter firm and
sweet. 10 fattening cattle,
IT gives them an appetite,
iooeens q cir hide, and makes
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-18
70 yTZ'S
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

THIS preparation, long and
favorabiy known, viii thor
sughly reinvigOrate broken
down and Iow-spirited horses,
BY strengthening and cleans
ing the stomach and intes-
tines.
Il is a sure preventative
Of all diseases modest to
EVER, GLAEDERs, YELLOW
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Valuable Real Estate
MOST VALIIARL EInTS

being the Southeast corner Of the Public Square, Near to
Court house. and we'll known the King Corner ard
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-18
OHANOERY ooURT-DANpRIDaE.
oHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

UHANUEHI SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
D. d Brannor Executor of the Estate John Roper
ceased, VS.. John r. Brsnner ct al.
/ N OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRO
N0UNCED at the November Term, 1867 OF the Chaucery
Court, DaIdrdge the above cause will proceed
sell to the highest bidder at public auction Monday the
18th day of December next at the court house door in Dan
bridge in lots to suit purchasers all the real estate remain
ing unsold belonging to the estate of Colonel John Ro
deceased consisting Of from GOO to 700 Of land
ing cambridge, Tennessee, the Knoxville and Mary
vile roads, and house and lot in the Cambridge
purchased at former sale by f. c. Plumlee and
tied for Said real estate will be sold years
credit with interest from day Of sale Notes with approved
security will be required and lien retained the pur
chase money.
Nov Is, 1867 pf5 W. GALBRAITH, c. & NJ.
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Luzaney sfanlsy Richard B Stanley
~ Z i. DEEIN nANT RICHARD
Asa Ambrisger W. Louisa Browder ct al.
TrrI7 nuuENJDA MTG CEOpGT PPOW
CHANcERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

SALE OF REsL PROPERTY.
H. L. W Mynatt Administrator, Rebecca Roberts and
others.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a DECREE
made in this at the October Term 1867 win sell at
the house Knoxville, Friday, the 18th day Of
1867 tracts Of land belonging TO the estate
Of Henry G. Roberts deceased Viz.
l. The "Home Farm, Of about 25 acres in Knox county
50 in the Sd Civil District adjoining the lands Of
DzTid Yearout aud Others
g. so the 9Th District adjoining Wm GIbbs Mich
olas Clapp and others.
Three undivided interests shaes in tract OF about
100 acres the 9TH District known the Leser Farm
joining Tn. W. kearnes and others.
g. Also about in Union comfy Joining the lands Of
Richard Mynatt. Hugh Hubs and others
9, Also balfinterest in the Tan Yard Farm, Of about
500 acres in Union county.
The HHome Farm and the "Tan Yard Farm" will proba-
bly, be sold each in three separate tracts TO be specified
the day Of sale.
Three hundred dollars will be required down. and fer the
balance notes. without interest," and 10 months will be
required with good security and Hen retained for payment
of purchase money.
agreed that the whole Of partnership
may be sold by the Clerk and Master.
nov 49, 1s67.-4t Pr D. A. DEADERIOK, c. N.
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A REPRESENTATIVE Flnnker.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
thus describes. our present Minister to Belgium,
Hon. Henry s Sanford
The diplomatic corps Of the United States gov
eminent is q comfortable hospital for broken-dOwn
political hacks. This Henry S. Sanford, so out
rageosly pulled, does not get up 60 the dignity Of
u political hack. He has just sense enough 30 get
in out Of The rain, and that is all. When Secretary
Of Legation az Paris he IS remembered by Ameri
cans as so excessively arstocratic that he could be
saon only between the hours of u N. and =. NJ,
and then the doors of the Legation were closed so
suddenly that the coat tails Of our compatrots were
csees1 sss they went out, and when he wrote his
noblsE--== be would ring for servant TO sand ii.
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ATTACHMENT
Il i HUI I1N 7.
W. W. HolIIilgsworth vs.. james NJ Marcum.

W. W. hoiiiilssWorth IS. James N. Marcum.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
Il DAYIT fled in this the defendant James NJ Mar
cnm las removed himself Of the State or eonceals him
self 50 that the ordinary Of cannot be served nm
on him. and having obtained attachment against the s
tte OF the defendant before Eli Coin, of the Peace
been levied upon his interest descended 10 him
from the estate OF his father, Peter Marcum deceased
therefore ordered BIZ said Justice that the defendant appes
before him at his Office in the 18th Civil district Of Claiborne
county Tennessee On the th day of January 1868 and
show h has, that final Judgment should not be
given against him, the will be proceeded with ex
further ordered that this notice shall be publish
ed in Brownow's Wing for four successive weeks.
decll-4tf ELI COIN, j. p
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FINANCIAL.
--------.---- a-'-|..- - 49, -
CONDITION
REsouRcEs.

STATE OF TESS EssEE I, Il. H. MeCuns, Cashier n
County % Knox the First National Bank sf
Knoxville, Tenn, DO soiemniy
that The above statement
T. true u tho best Of my knowl-
and belief
sisusdi r. n. MccLUNe,
Cashier.
Der, 1867.
lsignsdl J. G. S. MCDANIEL, Sotsry Public.
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CHANCERY Observation-Disclosures

UEUEMBtk Ht LES, Ie0I.-ORlGINAL AND INJUNC-
TON BILL.
samuel A. Han and Hugh CALDWELL Executors Of Isaec Bay
less deceased vs. Jefferson Baylcss, William Bayless and
others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT A PPEARIN G
TO the Clerk and Master from the bill fled in this cause
that the defendant, Jefferson Bayss the
state OF Tennessee that the ordinary process cannot
be served him 1t is therefore ordered publication be
made for four successive weeks in Brownows ~hg notifying
said resident defendant Jefferson Bayess 10 appea AZ
next term Of the Chancey Court for Union county to be
held at the court house in MaynaFye the first Monday
of May, 1865, 70 plead, demur 10
bill or The same viii be taken confessed sci for hear
inE paFtc % him A copy efthcorder
dec ll-it@ JAMES W. BRANSON. {. NJ
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IN RANKRIrpTCv

'''et Noea' u o teo STATES of the Eastern District
OF Tennessee.
In the matter Of George r. Hodrick, Bank rnrt
Eastern District Of Tennessee, S. s.
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE: THAT.
en- tie 25th day OF November, A. D. 1867 w5rrant IN
bankruptcy issued out Of the Court Of the Unit
ted States for tie Eastern District Of Tennessee against the
estc 81 George r. Hedrick Of DaRrdge county Of
Jefferson IN said District who has ten adudgod Bankrupt
on bis own petiion that the 90 any and
livery Of any property belonging 20 such bankrupt to him
or Tor SIS use and tie transfer Of property are
iorbiddeh ~ law That meeting Of the said
Bankrupt 70 prove asiT debts and choose more as
signees u his estate, VIII be held Court Of BankrRpcg
70 be holden al the Office Of the Register Bankruptcy in
Dandrde, tennessee, before joel A. Dewey ESQ REGISTER
IN bankruptcy for said District the 81 day January
A. D. 1867, al 10 o'clock, =. n.
s. MCDANIEL
Dec alt Messenger d :. Marshal for said Distrtet
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COUNTY, COURT KNOX COUNTY.
Eich fedigo Adnlinistrator &C. vs. the Heirs Eff Samuel
Chiidfes-, deceased

/ n FUhO UANCE OF IN UkDEH OF
tie County Court, made in this case December
term 1867 viii sell Saturday, the 4th day
next at the court house door in Knoxville of land
the 18th Civil District of Knox county, containing acres
less adjoining the lands Of E. Neubert Frederick
Reed and others. The sale will be and twelve
credit except the o. hundred dollars which viii be
required the day of sale Notes OF equal
akeh Tor the remainder with approved security lien
retained the land until the purchase money fully paid
Gee i-4tf VIM. RULE, Clerk.
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GUANO.

M L AXE AGENTS FOR THE SALE
" q PHgNIA eUANo, imported direct from McKeans
Island South Pacific Ocean. Also TEN TANo
prepared b. Wilcox Gibbs & Co.. Augusta Ga
We propose furnish these euanbs 10 the Farmers 81 s
tennessee WI" confidence that they the best cheap
est Fertilizers yet dscpycsed. Tho Phoenix i ptt m ~ 49,
res Of s y Pc AID gsof i rfce AZ Safseaf 81 ~
ton u 1850 s, 81 Is Freight aiepo viz Be sfdes "a
npniata eaioo e STA Sc 1ef tsa freight be
The proper quantity 10 le used IS fe s.r
corn ard 80 $50 lhs for wheat.
II desired also furnish tiss PERUVIAN CHAM
Mr. Philip Shstteriy, % bis county has used To pi,
Suano with great sgs7ss AMI refer our farmers - bs-
for Particular
oct 1s-tf SOS L. KINg & SON
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-18
| WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID

DER for cash. house door in Knoxville Sat
urday the 18th day of January, 1868, all the right, title
claim thst jackson Gadds has and certain
tract the 10th civil District OF Knox
ty Beaver Greek, containing hundrd or
less adjoining the lands of William kncaf5 and Others lev
the property jackson Gadd Said property will
satisfy sale issued om the Circuit
Coart Of Knox county Prineas Harden jack
son Gedds. n D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
dec lit JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-18
l MILL SRrL TO THE HIGHESr ian.

DER for cash. the house door in Knoxville Sat
urdsy, thu 18th day Of January, 1885, all the right title,
claim and demand that David Skaggs has in and to house
and lot situated city Knoxville, fronting so
Cnch and running back hundred and twenty feet
bounded the by the colored Presbyterian church,
the by lot Claiborne Frankin Seid pro-
perry be sold satisfy order of sale issued from the
Circuit Court Of Knox county favor of j. johnson Da
vid Sknggs. NJ. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
decf1-zt JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-18

A COMMENCEMENT writes from "Old Windsor"
20 Pssblc 0pia;o, giving tho following illustration
Of custom referred 10 IN Scripture; Il is usual
sor the Sheppard Of large fOck II sheep on the
farms near old Windsor, Berks, 10 so before his
hock, and the sheep 70 follow him. The shepherd
walks before his Cock, clasping in his right hand
long staff and turning round occasionally 10 hold
converse with has charge which knows his voice,
and tke rear os tho flock is carefay watched BY the
shephsrd's dog, and 50 thsy march on quietly, like
Commanding ofieer attended by his adjutsnt.'
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Will, SET-T, no THE HTGHEST RID.

DER for cash. at the house door In Knoxville, Sat
urday tie 18th day OF january, $685. all the right title
claim and demand that BARLEY Dudley has in and to
tain lot Of land lying in the 18th Civil district Of
county adjoining the lands Of Pryor and Mary Hove
Said property viii sod satisfy order Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court OF Knox county favor Of H. H. and
z. Love Barty Dudley.
NJ. D. BEARDEN Sheriff.
dec Hit JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

TWILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID
DER for cash, the court house door, in Knoxville on
Saturday lsh day of January 1885, all the right title
claim and demand that H. and L. Lutz ave in certain tract
Of land in rh. 18th Civil District OF Knox county on the
Beaver Ridge adjoining lands Of Thomas White Thomas
Yarne and others containing fifty less Said
property will be sold 70 satisfy order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Court county favor Of joseph Greer
II. and L. Lutz
n D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
n.r sheriff
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! Will SELL TO THE HIGREST BID.

DER for cash. at the court house door in Knoxville on
nrday 18th day Of January l5Cs al the right title,
claim aud dema nd that Vel Warrck has In tract Of land
living in the 9th Civil District of county, adjoining the
lands Newton Hauard Manuel Warrick and Others con
taInng fly acres more Said property viii be sold
to retsy an order OF sale issued BY Circuit Court of Knox
county In favor Of Ioln n Graham and John Powell VIII
80 N. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
5ect1-4t JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
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CHANCERY COURr-MAYRYvILLE.

1T APPEARS FROM THE ALLEGA-
TI0NS of the bill that Henry Miller of the
State abconds and eonceas himself that ordinary
OF law cannot be served upon him. 1t therefore
dsred that publication be made for four weeks in
the Knoxville Wing notifying said nonresident appear
at the next Term the Chancey Court be held
house in MaryFe the second Monday December next
to plead dcmur compliments BILL same
will be taken confessed aud cot for hearing parte as to
him.
W C. PICKENSs c. & NJ.
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/ WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID

DER cash. the court door in Knoxville Sat
urday the 18th Of January, 1865 all he right title,
claim and demand that W. and r. Hill have IN and to
piece parcel land in the ID Civil Drios of Knox
IT, adjoining the land Margaret Bell ane Others Said
property viii be sold to satisfy order Of sale issued from
the Crcut Court of county in favor of D. W. Nelson
vs W and r. Hill.
NJ d. BEsRDEN, Sheriff.
declI-lt JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-18

eLERoYxaS was once sent for in the middle Of
we nght BY one of The ladies Of his congregation,
=, ell, my good woman, ssid he, so yea are very
u', and require She consolation Of religsan2 What
-. s 90 for youg' e No replied The ole lady, Il
- - eaiy nervous and can't sleep" How can
- - VA asksd the parson. "Oh sir you Al
60, p y, ne 10 sleep SO nicely when 70 90 church.
80 'TrS-eat II you would only preach little FOR
'os' me person made tracks
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n. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
John GIBBS. Deputy Sheriff.
Will SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID.

DER for cash. at the court house de5r Knoxville Sat
uay, the 18th day Of January 1853 all the right, title and
lifetime interest that Nail has in certain tract OF land
in the 18th Civil District Of Knox county containing
hundred and thirty bounded by the lands Of T.
Nail PhciE Nail, Elizabeth Hunter and Jas B. Nail
the property Of S. G. Nail, TO satisfy two udg
that L. B. Nail obtained before James Huaker, Esq
the 26th day Of January, 1867.
n. D. BEADES, Sheriff.
decIl-4t JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-18

CoLEapcE WAS doscantng, IN a.. -.
OaaFies Lania apon thefepalsive sprsss.,s :.
oyster. hi7aFancs 81 an
4, ~ I, tnt bsnasome Colcricge sdd Lamb .sb.,
~. we aavsffaee Of you IN one thing
r,o nag = teas queried Coeridge W 10 81. .,.,-,.
Nszlset eEaeas1less tslker 's
~, Na"~t when 20 shus ~ snoalh. was a.,
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ATTACHMENT.
CIRCUIT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, KNoX
COUNTY, TENNESSEE,

VS.. Thomas Moses and Thompson.
IN THIS CAUSE THE DEFENDANTS
having been attached by their property ordered
that publication be made for four Brown
lows Knoxville Wing requiring said defendants oaplear
at next term Of this Court and plead, demr to the
rir si demand OF the plaintiff the wiIlbe ken
as confessed and proceeded with ex rarte
Witness VIII H. McBArH, Clerk Of sad Court, office in
KnoNse, this the 10Th day Of December. 1857
dec it-4t WILL r. McBATH, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-12-18

Gov. baowNIow has done no,bin. Gar LON.
-. .se ~. ,,s . much delight al righi-thinking
- - -. - - and scnSSsso treatment Of Ishar1
r. 49, shal person returned from exile
rS - ,,,. sne rebel Ex-Governor met
Ieep r e.eb 7, which unfortunately has not
are gla = -,e rebel nersrs,,s 49, an We
an example q the revival Of = E
Gearing sessiment between the s''s io
zens q common countrys-N. y 80 ''''-
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n GOLD DOLLAR SOAP

~ GOLD DOLLAR SOAP
~ ~ An extra fne soap for Lcanlru ard Fa.sil.
Made - ac best materials, with special regard 10 wash
ing ass tahe linen and AZ kinds Of ae clothing and IS
PNi9 i&nnes without shfisking them Il e FREE f1
aesrasHs and We commene q ii prudent housskees
i economical thaa pcorei. aaality which NJ H.
bought ii les prfce Pas I'd ID bsts 81 s. ~ ara is -
each.
Dit1o litt Ell i rs go eaft Price 3ee,f, mn ~
PAINT CLEANING soEP sn ffi s+r,,,
akaier hafc beEs garsalst exca3.a thus a. 49,
tcrions eecfs af ss== ssr6Hg zs,ps anon ine lt st
4 pot,sg aF.aless ul sts Pslnt elanud itf -
prefsEaiien, viii dfs,r than hat an
emery Apfisnfsa ass II Fosesses al The tains
cleaning qualities OF silver ep aud j. nfeh cieatr
In bars p each 2d ceess eaelf5
1.eyzzn 81 sAafeRo 4 DO soatlsrn AssAss
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=
in RoSersville. The improvements sufficient for
practical business purposes and as site for the erection Of
One valuable ot on Blount street known as the GRAN
FORD Lon adjoining the property Of John HassoB.
One lot adjoining the Female Institute property the
Last lots Of the Female Institute avenue
joining property Of Rev James Park and others. The
proved lot situate adjoining the Female Institute
The last six parcels. lots, all being
the Depot Of the Bogersve and Jefferson Railroad,
which oomrics, aud IN operation @ Roserssiiie
large number q
Improved and Unimproved Lots IN the
Town of st. Clair, Hawkins County.
To persons desire TO engage farming. manusae-
iuTs 81 Leather Gosis ana the Mercantile businsss. this
property the raoss iayug Ess Tennessee There is
urcn one Of the lots very ierse
IAN N ERY.
with al the necessary appurtenauoes and shops Of every
kind necessary 70 the prosecution Of extensive Leather
business. Amoag the improvements are a very good
sToRE-HOysE SMITH SHOP AND a BRICK DWELLING
The workshops ars Of Of substantial and con
enient construction Many Of the lots improved
re miles Ct the Wbiteburg Depot on he last Tcanssse
and Virgins Railroad and well worth the ssamtio Of
eey An tbs Easang sud Leather Manufacturing md Mer
sac viii an tie ST. Clair property ia sush lets anil Parcels
ss viii best suit tke views Of purchasers.
ts, eeuliy Place and one a. he sIisek Place
ois aud descriptions u the property viii be shown Peg
lss., cAPI. JANIS sEyIER, az Begerss5lls orJAMTs
z. SHIELDS, al Bean station.
NoT9eE 10 eREpIToRs
Hha account oIGeFa 60 the r. n Felkeison aad
laes r. shiefssvs DIX Alexander and others,
eer3 Court at hoetrsvig will be- taken ofce
Clerk and Master ~ aad Court AZ Bugprssie February
h 1858 and soowng days, and 81 pcrscrs val
"a en- peg eiess ageinsi SEWER simpson, simpson ns
htff. fnpzoE Brothers. Dna c.. John A. Simpson Co.
scsn and slmpsoa Co, sTFon BrotheEs, Reynolds
Cos James X sinpsen Co., simpson Co.. gaines SEWER
son a. simpson ane william sim sen whose claims come
,h t provisions q ihe sssiguuon IS them
Ncfeaihff, ltlh, q n q tulkersan ana James n
ssias are hereby mortified and estsslssh IS proof
saa dsaandfi on or before DAY taking said
eefnent otherwise they viii b. allowed
NOTICE % DEBTORS
Ani 40 pftaons eAe inltbt,.3 Is estf .ar.. "a.
sfnsi''t AZ reiiAea hsf ienger nauis,,a en- ,
tHff Creditors allI D. longer eN'N"'
- Ft1.k EEsoN rs,,.t.s.-.-t
! +AAEe = SHIELDS + tor,,rl s1,',.,.
70 W --e -A.5zf- @re Him
49, 1tLL OWNERS and MIILWRTGHTs
w Lave FOR SALE TWO CsoO1
ft5urps sti rs Y AfEh y uKrts sss,sh,. - -, !,
'AhrAan. HrNsnAw ArKrx.
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,.aa T.,s,s@l. slen'ent y the estate OF Abra.
,eeeI5 7i,es MAS, WAS aaae al Springfield. last
',,sned Slio ~ . ..5 ~ sise debts. thore IL.
the widow aud heifs. 49, 's s.'l among
Mrs LincolH. and tho same .,s e.,s' e9,5a %
con. The amount ssss Mrs. I.,,,. g e.teh
about 900 heretofore drawn. IS sai,s. ,e.s
her order.
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NJ. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
decll4t JOHN GIBBS, Deputy sheriff.
-


DER cash. the coutt house door in Knoxville Sat
urday the 18th day January. 1865, all the right ti:ie
claim demand that Richard Pryor has in and certain
tract the ID Civil District county
adjoining the lands Of VIM. K Ault, O. w. Hall, u. vii
ams heirs Others containing hundred acres
property will be sold satisfy
issued from the Circuit Court Knox counT in Jo
seph fatry vs.. Richard Pryor.
NJ D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
dcclI-4t JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
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cHANcERY coURT-rAzEwE1L.

Nancy r. Hurst john Brown and John Brown
Nancy X. Hurst ct al.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
that the defendants Nancy X, Hurst Wm. A. Black
burn Donresidents of the of
in the and bill 1t is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in Brownows Wing,
ng said defendant appear before the ChaneeEy Court
81 Tazewe the I'd Monday Of April next then and there
to defend said and bill the win be
ken confessed them hearing
parte. a copy Of the order.
nov I3-4t pf5 JAMES r. EVANS, c. NJ.