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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
ran ,RoN citrY rxAee ERsfEp.
a western editor describes things

Pitt$burg. Pa, in vein ofwhat Artem IS
Wid would erm "sarkasm." He Says,
'"Pittshurg people never have fresh air
except when out Of town. They live on
coal smoke md 40 ting ciuders We in
hailed seven tons Of smoke the Grst hour
we were there. The people breath smoke,
eat smoke, chew smoke and carry it loose
in their pockets 1t is now seventy two
years since Pittsburgh has been warmed
or reached by the suns rays. Once a
streak of sunshine, Cor several years con
densing, undertook to penetrate the cloud
ofsmoke over the city, got lost, became
sm"ked, aud fell like a standing edition
of the Black Crook 7
"'rhc ladies use smoke and coal dust
to protect their complexion. Little boys
aud girls stand on the corners with wet
broOms and sponges to wash people faces
for five cents Everybode is of color
III Pittsburgh At the post office window
the clc'k distinguishes people by certain
sigus, it being impossible 10 see their
faces from the layers of coal dust and
smoke We saw little boy crying on
the street because lie had lost his father
who was six teel ahead of him, in all the
blackuess
Every one wears mourning in Pitts
bngh A barber orce vent there to col
or hair and whiskTs he NOR busted in
week. Men kiss each others wives ia
Pittsburgh, uua OIe to tell which is their
own only by the taste. Women send
their children on er:ands. first writing o,,
their faces with thumb nail or wet stick
People feel their way by aoo,knobs, and
read by raised type.
"A man once stood in his room with
the window raised, changed his shit
nine times in four minutes and only 60,
a clean one on him when the window fell
by accident and kept the smoke out.
"Meet a man WITH a cold who has been
blowing his nose, aud that organ looks
like burnt stump on each side of which
wOodohuck has been burrowing.
"A man there accused his wife of pres.
cutting him with a niger baby: She
proved her innocence of TO loyal who's
been here by pTGDgiug the little innocent
into cistern with lantern tied to his
neck. The husband saw dimly, recogniz
ell Saxon outline, closped his wife to hi,
bosom, and held her there so long in
fearful cmbrance that the little cuss in
the cistern was drowned, the lamp wen
out. and boy was lost fJrever.
" Bcdclothes are unknown in Pitts
ourgh. Leave the window open, and
sheets Of smoke settle upon you like news.
papers from a machine press Some
years since some snow fell into the city
from The cloud of smoke the smoke was
not hurt, tut the snow looked sick
Men carry lanterns tc see to shake hands
When looking at watch to zee the hour
it is the fashion to light match. They
make black broadcloth by Ranging d
spiders web out till filled with smoke
and use hot coal dust for pepper. They
roll the smoke, sweetened, into sticks
sud sell 1t for lcorice "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
6 NERAL AGENT

y WIhHI u HVIENI :" " = y n
for the
riRAERs' MUTUAL lssuRANcE toaPAsY,
49, For Lamoille ron'Hy.
,,h,,! Az Taxes this opportunity of lnivming the
''"iiV that he u now AIT hnl2et X TO IL ure
Village dwellings
4 n''rom onehaifto 10 ne third isA- rates than
uIe! ren insure the same rirke in he vermont
or r'Ssl ss. All. Farm property insured npon as
y, y hvorabls terms AN lcIsoral prop
w 'hsaled OF Its full valve. AIi ORDERS lett
x,,, ~ lhe American House Iy depark,
y" 10 promptiy attended to.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

r.pg ei 80 a. fs.t VERMONT.
4 MA Randall would respectfully infcrm
1 ~ I, T@,a r,sna. and patron aad the palfic gen
4, tbar a he has leasedtor terIna'i Yea '9'jS
n,aSo '" house. and purchased the furniture
,,nIS N"" ia have no part OF the puilie aAtr
4 =, onarre. white hesolisi'sa a pot tiois0t that
'ne o" s'a which has heretofore driven by he
,y on"- porsg or 1cCount the price OF lale
Mn" ~. canlplent '"u that he will ,be able to please
In Sre Wiling to pay Ior whal they have
~ =, ,sr Vermont, october sd, 1867
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

A bridge in Minnesota pays large
dividends to the stockholders. 1t increa
ses its ,cvenues 10 this way. 1t is ten
dollars 6ne 70 cross the bridge at pace
f.stcr than walk. The company does
not warn travellcrsof this important fact
bat keeps persons employed at each end
Of the bridge to observe and entrap np-
wary strangers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

~ 'b"a shtNs'
ChMay q wJs IN modern prlAnce, 4
bu' y boy aud grelt lover, of p aclital
jpkts He was an active, wiry liule
chep, aud htd peculiar habit. when
ny,hing tickied him aud the time and
circumstances would permit. of turning a
'haudswing 1t seemed that this was
the only mode by which he could entirely
vent his buoyaDt spirits. And we have
often he rd him say that if he b ppencd
to lie in some place where he could rot
jdIuigs in this peculiar whim, and heard
anything amuSsng. he could ha dly coh-
troll himself. His eccenuicity was known
all over the ueigh6orhooj, and many "a
good joke has bceu told to hil for the
sole pnrpose of {" seeing him perform"
lhere WIS 70 lc school exhibition 10
the n'ighbolh hood aud among the wany
! pieces to be performed was one in which
a young lldy was to be murdered ty her
lover The young ladies, not liking tie
part assigned to the victim. all had de
c.ncd performing it : and IS Charlie look
Ell rather cifcminate, it was suggested
sthat he should iepresent the lady who
10 be murdered pthis proposition he
readily pcquiesccd. and all knew that lie
could enact the pirt to re' fce'ioo
The night for the performance came,
and oil was going on swimmiagly.
Charlie VS. arrayed in white, with all
the %fxius hoops. waterfall, etc aud
really m de quite ladylkc appearance.
The lover was upon his knees pleading
for the love OF tie beautiful "R Sc Iau-
ssom, 'and j1st as Rose answered him WI b
"no, villain. never. > the rejected "Nll.ain"
Isp,ang to his feet, drew knife, aod amid
the applause of some and shrleks OF 9th
thers. plunged il iu,o the we'll filled bIud
der of p"ke-erry juice that had been
skillfully adjusted over the fair r 'se's
bosom With Shrek, excIuimipg, "vil
lain, YOU have mur lercd nc u she threw
up her han Is and sank gracefully upon
the h,or. The murderer. with a glance at
| l. :o 81. t,,noI aud God
ihe curtain was now to be drawn, but
something had gone wrong. and the cur
tain d,awer tugged iu vain to draw 1t.
Charlie, thinking the curtain drawn, and,
as a matter of course almost bursting
with laughter. spIang to his feet as be
shouted Never say die T. and at the same
time. lefore takiaga second look, made
rapid han spring turning heels over
head and Topped Oh his feet before the
whole audience
0 feminine modesty, excuse me f! The
hoops and skirts not being intended for
such usage. did not come down as they
should, but settled over his head and
shoulders like an umbrella turned wrong
side ont in a storm. Charlie, hearing
the renewed shouting, clawed mnd'y at
the skirts. until he could see how matters
stood and glazing out upon the audlep'e
second in bewildersd amer, shouted,
os he spring to he dressing room, why
In tbunder didn't you draw that cur
tain ?" while the house shook to the very
foundation with the applause of the
audience. i hnn aedf emh ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

< AN American student at heidelberg
rather astonisbcd the German youth the'e
BY accepting a challcnge aud choosing
pistols Their ridiculous swordGghts were
too small play for him. He shot his
antagonist dead, and since then Ameri-
cans arc allowed to study in peace
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
Attorney

GlaS.escti 4 sIaf "a,
,rp.y. at law aud Soli itnr- in hauc" J
Cambridge Boro Vt.
"A BLAISDkLl" WIN W. "h'oN,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
Mistttla II II
rltL JENKINS WEBBING rRorBLN,

s.,ts.,e1s'L ! ~
Fill JENKINS WEBBING TRorBLfS.
G. 81 " Jeukius WIS a modest man ard
! hn2h he bad mingled with the world
!sr1gHtes sh9Ugg-mttches, b~r rooms
,and pauy OF ahes ct cetera places where
p'I nay eee 5 pa!'y be faund-~yet he
was w9iest very, Whenever placed il the
comraug Of lsdies He ttembled when
pretty gifi would speak TO hlm, aud feH
like cuiprt at the stand wheu he was
called upon to see Miss 50 and so home
Bill could nevcf explain or ac--Gut for
his singular timidi'y. He would sing
tgoIic, ard was wild as a rove, among
men but the sigat Of re,ticcAt would
Up"Ive him instantly.
q tpc} hun Ii2gons yauhg widow,
tad set her cap for liI, sud she vas
huuud 90 shave bin or die Dill, to tel
tbettnth. loved Lucy aud was as miscra
bic cut If her company as he was bash
fnl IN it-teit as to opoppng The question,
hat was impossible l.1cv knitted pur-
aes. hcnnei h4alker hi,f- ked shirt
nosous aud g4vo tbem to Jenkins s
we'll - stveta gold rings but BIZ would
hoi propose Iecy decla,cd 20 him re.
peaica.y III t She Io,cd hlm nd $ mis-
epaIle when he IS absent ON her and
her happiness depended upon her be-
irg his wiie--hut Billy was dumb. At
st gency was d,tcrmiued that he shouli
hear thunder. and then. alter some pre-
hminary soft talk on her part, she very
aifectioua,cly said:
Billy. my dear wien are YOU going
to ask Iue to marry you; for | @aut to
g4t my press ready p
Bin faiotel on The spot, aud hartshorn
and water we're applied for half an boor
'''''e Nv "'' 'NS'''.'
i" nav mas oee" '"e ''"''e'' ''u'S
90. nothing much !; you tainted when
you we're aoou' 10 ASK mo 10 ID 'rry you
o"' 'o'" you yeS-aho w. H'" h"pPy
we VIII ne "'eh We are oi''i'eu WIZ
'oVe you 80 'eariy; "na as you S''" "e&l
+. al I Ln
"esn ~ why am "''n"e 'ne wedding
s'''''0 'e "o"' '''''J' NV" w
l''e you ..
= am ,w''''"s' M''T Lucy vs. ''
''* 'e"S'DS coe'a *''''''"'N' "hi'e IL"
cy ''lh"s' A'Sse'i NY .'"'V n'S """S .
g"''ous ''c'"!
'f'e We V0E"' " s''P' wv justice "
gu io'F''lVe io'F'''ile ''qqi'eS 'H'' VIC snooiu p :
o'ea 'o'he n"''e i,
I"e mex ueso'S ! az eon'c' "''p
jenkins was '''mo'os az 'ne pp'oac' o'
eNe"''E---sonlc'"'''g Se'"ea 20 n"''"" "P
ms "'''a' a"o 70 10 'FHlfp' wON' nc e0ui
mn"i'a'e Ills deep u''''esS ' r.a.
Il on are not a'ta'u, ee'sS'"'y 70 so "P
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

The cotton crop of Alabama this year
is estimated to be worth 500 100000
Nearly every bale Of it was raised by ne.
gro labor, while 1.-THE men who had been
concerned in rebellion were talking abont
"extirpatiog' the Union 'scAllawags" and
driving the lazy Hacks from the lis.
The ku Klu1 are committing such vii
Iainous outrages in Obion county, Tenn,
that loyal men cannot live there aud are
fleeing to the North for safety. Union
meu do not dale to sleep in their houses,
as the clan choose the dakncss of night
to perpetrate their diabolical deeds aa
Capt Stevens Rogers died suddenly at
his residence in New Loudon, Thursday
morning. His age was ~ years. Hc
took the first steamboat over the Atlantic
ocean that ever crossed it. for which he
received magnificent gold snuff box from
the Emperor Of Russia,
A New York jeweer has received an
order for thousand dollar engagement
ring. .f 10
Within a period of about five years,
Fall River has invested in manufacturing
establishments within its limits nearly s
million dollars. lt ,H
AT recent Democratic procession in
Maine, soldier. who during the late wal
enlisted, received large bounty and de-
serted. bore transparency which read as
follows: ave vote as we fought"
Saratoga has produced match between
a bachelor of sixty-fve and a maid o.
eighteen.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

W.H II. KENFlELD,
Norrcy NJ tawand Solicitor i'll hancery; als'
tnerai Insurance Ngent, hyde iark. W
[yrc lite, Accident, Life and accident com
! bed and Tive stock Insurance effected IN th'
I lest, largest and most reliable Insurance com
hics in the United States. ZI'h
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

Philadelphia ladies have rife club,
snd arc said to be good marks-Mys,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

4 Lightniugthreshed out load Of whea'
for an Indiaus fsruier, piled It up nicely
and burned the chaff.
A joker recently spread the floor Of
Washington ball room with tofpedoes'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

Opposite Mansfield Hotel,)
pealer In choice American aud French con
S'h nary nuts faisins. figs, lemons, 0ianges.
~ J. coure aud sugar. Fruits OF all ginds--'reSh
"u Ginned, Ale1 books and Stationery 3iyi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
MEMS IN GENERAL

.al q
In the ninth Hcrmher 1886 Mr..
YIN G Cl7ik, then 2i years of age. took
to stage driving at ST. aAlbaps, and has
been in the constant employ Of some onc
of the stage lines running out from st.
Adams ever since. qgoa,a zM u
/ The people, says writer in the last
Atlaatic, often make blunders in their
choice of ,nen for office they are apt to
mistake presence Of speech for presence Of
mind # f1uq sai pFf.ftt9
Four weeks have elapsed since the great
food at Baltimore. The premises that
were datnased iavc been restored to al
most as good condition as they were in
before the inundation. F."
A few days age, as Edward Whit 4ker,
of Z Eston, N. Y, was dressing, he motto
ed something on the window sill which
appeared like cotton velvet button, He
pckel it up. and, while examining it. It
exploded with a load report, splitting bis
thumb open, -shattcring the window and
breaking lamp that stood near it into
atoms
One steamer carried down the Hudson
on Monday, for expectation to Europe,
5000 boxes of cheesc-300 tons-tho
l'rgest cargo Of this description ever
known. ...... ...~...
An English civil engineer proposes that
when rain ciouds hover over any district
,equiring rain, good vollcy shall be
fired from heavy guns, which, he says.
will have the effect of shaking the rain
out of the atmosph are
The acquisition of Sonora and Chihu.
hun by the United States will give us a
railroad route from Brunswick bay, on
the coast of Georgi', to Guaymas, on the
Gulf of California, 800 miles shorter than
any other, and over snow!ess region and
through north lvxas.
The Chinese Embassy will remain in
Boston until the lst Of September, when
they will leave for New York, from which
city they will sail for Europe IN the steam
er OF the ninth.
The Giant and Colfax clubs Of Bellows
Falls and Brattleboro, The former being
the challenger, will have a trial of thtir
relative efficiency in camp iguiug, to be
tested by the greatest proportion of Re
publican votes brought out on Sept. LIST,
to the number of voters in the respective
towns
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

l lucy hun Ii2gons yauhg widow,
tad set her cap for lliiIs sud she vas
houud 20 "haye bin or die" Dill to tel
tbettnth. loved Lucy aud was as miscra
bic cut If her company as he was bash
ful IN it-tut as to poppog he question,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

A. DWtN IL
DepUty Sheriff and Licensed Auctioneer,
IN Hyde Park, VI.
All 'alls promptly attended to. 40
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
CHANCERY COURT-KNOXVILLE.
Mary sleClupg We. Maria ?. MeCluns ct al
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE

made in this at the April Term 1865 said
sell Tho door Of the house, Goth day
Jane, 1863 Of land county By
heirs OF Pleasant NJ McClnnR, deceased.
It contains 900 acres about La Of 10 cleared the 9TH
half finely timbered 100 meadow hne
springs Turkey Creek through furnishing good
pOwer three dwellings, upon it. II IL miles
Knoxville two below tho village Of Campbes station
mile rora the Ass Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
aud Concord dppot ola stage road
from Knoxville TO Kingston.
Il will Divided several racts and offered sspa
raey aerward together aud the sale adopted which
brings the hghst price, But $4,000 is the minimum price
which by drcree, it be sold.
Of the purchase money Tor more Che purchaser
wishs be paid down. for the residue will
ken and three years, brariDg interest payable
srmauuuay with approved security, and lien retained
ill psid may 29-4t D. A. DEADERICK g. & ".
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
OlIppIngs.

Prentice says sen GEzat viii be ss thoroughly
tanned ID November as be would ever have been
II be had fallen into one Of bis own vsis" Not 50,
bat the Democratic party viii be bemmed in ~
e.ussly a. Prentice would be were be 70 fall into
his own Jug
Mechanics bsvs grown 10 be wonderfolly like
clocks--they are striking every hour. We have
read Of numbers Of strikes within the past few days,
bat ihss don't generally succeed in knocking up
their wages.
Says The Nashville Gazette = Toe Chsse move
asst n ST. Louis IL pronounced {, humbug, as J,
undoubtedly be every where Il would not saver
Of Democracy were Il asi a Lelnhuc.
The Richmond Dispatch d,sTairs Of bsrmonizing
the Two wings Of the Dvmueratir party. That parry
was never known 10 harmonize. Almost ever,
cost IN The crowd msy be tsrmsd 'boliing cloth
Chase il leaning toward the Democracy, and The
Democracy = leaning toward inevitable destruc
ton. Poor salmon, you'n be caught with ickle
bsit
Il m sslo by Swiss paper that Mr.. Davis will
take up be resdsnca IN Switzerland a soon As hs
trial is over. csn this country spare Mr.. Davis
Gen. Grant Left Washington on Monday for ives,
Point where be 81 probably deliver ths Diplomas
% The graduating class.
A sixty year old man bas married a .;v,.., y.sr
cid female child a. Salem, Indiana. Two fools that
svsnt single bed, Two hearts, and neitbe- -,
AAA@s mi
so sessca Of The year, st Al the college oor,srs.
nents are coming On.
Butlsrs badness need b . subject Of eoror,sn,
10 longer, Tor De hiss gotten Wooliey lately.
Cbass and Dix. Chase ard Hancock. Chsss ana
Shields, are warioully whispered In the LETT ear y
lbs Democracy.
Il is authoritativ,iy announced hy sour own cor
respondent that 'tlreoley has experienced chang,
of hat
An exchange says /" The Democratic party L ths
enly one with history Judas Iscariot Gso hss
history.
Bsingbrekc ssyi, Always 10 think ihe worst
have ever found "a Re ihs marx a. = mean rpirf
snd q base soul
lt y good for man 10 BE- sometimes alone espe.
cialy # be has hss sweetheari With hin.
lad rFaVled into a sugar boesbea6, and Bis Err,
exclAmstior wss, 'Oh, for a thousand tongaap
To al who are thiraiing fos fortune we say. aHoe
ye thai thirst
What wi the Democrats dof asks an Al.
change Lei l. rain" We presume
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
rne erealest CarIosIly ii lhe word.

The wonderful child with four legs, four feet,
tWenfv.one toes and one body VIII DO exhibited IN
Nashville This child is said to be tbs greatest iy-
wing wonder OF the world, being enc child, vgor-
oas healthy, and symmetrcal down 10 the hips
thcnce down. Il Is two distinct, we'll developed chill
iren with every organ, lgament bonn snt muscle
that belongs 20 two persons
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
Charles Goodwin We. W. H. Lyon and others.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECRE1

made in this the pr Term, 1865 of said Court
will sell 81 the door OF the house in Knoxville,
Tuesday, the 50tn day Of June, 1855 the vhicb
Thomas Lyon, deceased had, which lie undivided halt
that valuable farm in the lth and l2!h Districts of Knox
county known the Lyons Mill Farm" situated the
Hoston river, sbOut i've miles telow Knoxville; on a
credit Of six month"; without the equity Of redemption,
caring bond not bearing interest with good
riy and retaining lien till the pur:hase money paid
may 2f-it D. A. DEADERICK, Z. & n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
SHERIFF,S RALE.
DY vIRTnE OF AN EXECUTION IS

II I Y Nv 2 y Ut 4IlAllN =
ID SUED the Chsneery Conrt Of KEOE eonaty, and
directed 70 me as Sheriff said county will sell 90 The
highest bidder Tor cash. house door IN Roox
VILE Saturday. the 1th Gay Of July, 1888 a ths rEht
title claim demand !. NJ Anderson has in and 70
house aud lot the north side OF Cumberland
street. in city Of Knoxville adjoining ths property 81
VIM Kennedy Elizabeth and others said pro
psrty be sold satisfy Judgment that D. A. Doade
rick Clerk Master for the Martha Aecsan and
Others obraned against r. n Andsrson in the Chanoery
Conrt ~ Rnoxyis on The 18th day Of April, 1883.
iune lo-st NJ y. BEARDEH, Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
COUNTY C0URT-KEOx COUNTY.
CHAECERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.
C0alby Daltnn Administrator, &C.. Isaac Hpshire
othsTs.
THE INSOI VENCY OF THE FSTAT TIE

Of Wiley Hipshire having been suggested ard a bill
hed In the Chancery Court Rutedg by the Ad@instr
against She heirs at law and creditors praying that
said be administered in said Court insovent
estate IL is ordered by the Clerk and Master that pubca
tcn be made for four successive weeks in BrewDows WhR
notifying tho creditors Of said forward and
present their claims auiy authenticated, end have them
made parties lho bill the day Of
September next, they will be forever barred. copy Of
the order. juneIO-4t PTS Test. G. c. SMITH, C. 4 NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
CHANCERY COURT an RUTLEDeE

John Rhes, %, Administrator. &C. Joseph williams
others
THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
Of Joseph PritchsTd having been suggested bill
filed the Chsnoery Court Rutdge BY the AdmDistra
the heTsataw and creditors praying that said
be administered in said Court insolvent
IL ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication
be mads for four successive wesksin Brownows Wing,
yiug all tbs creditors Of said appear before the
Clerk Master bic Office IA Ruedge, before the
0th day Of September and psssnt their claims duly
authn eatd and have themselves made parties the BILL
they viii be forever barred. copy OF the order.
June Sat Test: G. q. SMITH, C. II.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
HAECERY COURT -MAYNARDvILLE.
OaANGG6A OOO6A = n a IMAM AAAH'
SALE Oh LAND.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE

PURSUANT III a OEChEE VI HE
4 Chaneey Court MaynaFdvills. pronounced a. tha
May Term 1865 the OF Hardin Skaggs, Adinisraor
MODES skaggs, deceased John LPpeTson and VIE aI
the door Of the court honse tn 1aynardEe expose
public cutlery the hghess and best bidder and
Of the equity Of redemption all the right title claim
and interest tha said John L. Eppsrson and bis wife Harriet
Epperson have IN and srtan parcel OF land y
ng Civil District Of Union county, land part Of
formerly lay District Of Knox countyl adjoining
the lands Willis Pratt and others, satisfy tudgne
said Hardin Skaggs, Administrator, &C. obtained
against the said J. L. Bppsrson and his wits Harriet Eppsr
son. in said Court Said land will be sold credit Of SIX
months purchaser giving bearing interest from
date and approved security for the payment Of the purchase
money June safe JAMES W. BRANs0N, @. 3 ~.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24
nY VIRTuE ola M ORpER Oh sALE

issued from the Circuit Court Of Jefferson county VII
ps 70 public SALE highest bidder for cash In ha1a
court door cambridge, the 6th day o. july
1865 ali the right tte claim and demand that B. T. roe s
in aud to house and 18th Civil Dstric Of Jshsr
county, adjoining the ands Of a. Bishop and ohers
said contain acres less. said properly vii
be sold to satisfy Judgment that R. T. Robertson recovered
against f. Yoe P f. YOe in tho Oire1it Court Of JET
j O.. BAILEY. Sheriff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-24

prsI SHALL HAVE no POLICY OF
Ny OWN TO ENFORCE AGAINST
THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE. Gee.
Grant