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New-York tribune., 1868-04-20
Drp 6 COOS.

At w. r. ROBERTS,,
IA No. 252 Bowey.
Can be found all the designs and novelties Of the season in
CLOAKS, sHAWLS
MANTILLIS.
Also m.sniscsnt assortment Of DRESS GOODS Of every de-
seriptoD.
Immense lots Just received from auction -..
WASH PoPLIys BEATRICE CLOTHS FRENCH PoPLiSs'
CHENES &c, &c,
Adapted for Travelling Suits
Also splendid lot Of BLACK SILKS from Auction, from 81 30 per
yard upward
Domestic goods Of all kinds at the lowest
MARKET PRICES
n. B-Call and examine for yourself at the ..,,ox,
~ ~ No 252 Bovery
RORERTS Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

TOR N0RWALK and DANBURY.-The
IL steamboat NELLIE WHITE leaves Pier No 81 Ea., Rive.
bu Railroad Returning South SOrwii days at
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20
g,gal Autitrs.

CUPREME COURT ROBERT CENTER
- A S ST SHf , SESER yRcS d M g6F & ~ & ShSr MARs
cESTER. ELIZABETH MARY CENTER. and GEORGE R. J.
@ sS ,ss o SfbT Of EbTS EsIot cR ai
81 81 s.S As sSPi Ps s cos; T: s S1's % NAB D.
qpdsrg9s the Referee appointed in ard By sad judgment vii ~
Boaway in the City seuYork TUESDAY the h day Of May
james ~ Xf Aaetones ali those certain lots pieces parcels
land situate h 3 & Of ns ana ana %s Ss.s S SS ana S
r aud which together bounded and described 99s
MN t ,u Hence notbwesterly along the norhery hue Of
@ t one si tSesySys fe, thence norsa.tery para.
parallel with sa street twenty hys feet thence parallel
parallel h aid street one hundred feet to TIE westerly FIN
1rense and thence along @ Ss' @ m and Singular
tie heru.n and appuennces ,hereuno belonging or
Wy DANIkL P. NGRAHAM; J. Referee
L.RoceuEs BARLOW, Plaintifs ATTORNEYS ah23 law6wa
CUPREME COURT.-yALENTINE MARSH,
- an Iuf,n r THEODORE W. MARSH his next friend against
HARRIET PETERS others defendutln Partition In pura
1s s. i sdD s ss%fS S The eGSt' m % S
1 Ress named in ''S 1ne1 % S ,1 W. ss ssSo 10 10
O'Clock the G1Spse Sas;TSS 40 m % ,ss U T
~ ,n parcel .; land .S,t. ling l9& ND being Ell IN %:
D. Nuih and bounded and e1ianns fo
, ana @ ,ns tss inShs heas seey aud parallel
b Esbih Gn feet thence .oather parallel
5 md e % TfS Feet i@d 10 As"". Ss%ss Saiis @ b0Ss
% h,g all % G ' .y @ "a. Pf'S 81 ss between 0s 'T R
y a swTS .ad bounded and Containing eS os
i1s .J corner P'R ss iss% ''s' q R1oS
and rueaug thence eAsier line parallel yA sngtO9'
twenty feet thence westerly on line parallel with The nf: deoss %
asasT 5 sss sS s...,I !, s., 3,
.. aa ~ I feet d'fg Sf T 'S SsaH%iM I p h D.d ss
TEs BKoKcK VAN ONDzs Plaintiffs Attorneys Apt lss6wS
CUPRENE COURT.-City and County Of New
- York : GARTHA 8 wITnERs against HENRIETTA A
Cem not seed To the above named defend
You are hereby nOoed and required 20 answer ts 70
County Of New he City Hall said City and serves copy Of
S W. ns "a S i C u Within twenty DAY. s.f t..
service this summons exclusive efe day such service ana
pani will take Judgment against for the sum Of
wentyour shousnd and sad IL 100 dollars With interest from
Ss s d Of one t ,1sSS .Ssn s s cost Of 3 s
Dated ss"YOri Feb IS, 1868 scuDDER csRTEa y I.us
III. complaint in .A. asssSS vas I i
CLERK % the City and County Of Sewi0rk a. The CITY Hall IN o
caRi sS iSs s's'' sCrDbER CARTER
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New.
- Yori-JAMEs WATSON ,s.n, PATRICK CUP ,os w,nhsd
6 4: 'aI%.SI R:Is !, a. .,,,
emitted coaft mad. and entered s entitled action ths
day April D 1863 the usder.Dsd sss appointed n .nd By
No. HI brssi~.y S,.Ys c,E MSspAY the s,s day April
s g S% s %S viS Ss Ss1. s s
situate lying the Tse1' second a2i wsrd Of the City
o. ON The OSsdy side Of street distant one hundred and
ny us westerly from the westerly
ne parallel With broadway
.SSs sSS e.: s; @ Aa s P. s IL. .ad p. .tss:
broadway bundled fee; co .Od Ave nese. M and thence
isa RiCHD c. BBAMISH, Referee.
JIxEs Hupsos Pl.Iutr, Attorney s Wall Ysw!Yori
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20
Gurt Marn,n's gutits.

STATE NEwYoRk, l
PoRTwARpsys oyylcE, No. % wilhan-st
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
seO. q tse As, passed April u 1881 entitled Az as, 70
Interested In having charge Of the subees mstterof es nag
that following unde eaAnn
BY the Port Wardens that erAnnno
be completed within DAYS succeeding this notice 90 oosr ss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS In SUI
LIVAN COUNTY.
Ku.Klaz Rebel Robbers a WORK!

We have it from men OF integrity just
from Sullivan county, that rebel outlaws
are carrying on ahigh-handed game in our
neighboring county of Sullivan. Loyal
men Of that county are becoming alarmed
at the turn things have taken since the or
ganization of those lawless Ku-Klux bands
It was but night or two since that party
of these desperadoes went to the residence
of Mr. George W. Allison, the Postmaster
at Union Depot in that county, at night
and robbed his house Of many valuable ar
ticles, eighty dollars in money, all his post
age stamps, stamped envelopes, &c.
How long win such work as this be per-
mitted to continue? Copperheads chuckle
over il, and make light of such acts-but
the time has come when these rebel out
RACES in Sullivan county should be stopped
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
A Tribute 70 Henri Rergh.

Epes Sargent Of Boston, though unscquaintea
with Mr.. Henry Bergh, has written him the follow
ing complimentary letter;
HENRY BERGH, Eso--Dear Sir. / am glad 10
SEQ By your published letter that you do net mean
70 abandon your eHcrts in The cause Of Prevention
Of Cruelty 10 Animals. ! lave sympathized With
all your efforts, ard you Eaay be sure there are
many from whom you may never hear who honor
you for what yoa have said and done IN behalf Of
thoae creatures u God which cannot do OF speak
Tor themselves The notion Of Des Cartes, that an
inAls are mere machines, has done much doubt
las 10 reconcile philosophers and theologians to
she hearteas tyranny Of man over dumb animals
bos ~hen we recolleci that some Of the psofound-
q. .nihheIsi both Of the past and present. have
'ls1 ~ escape from the conviction that there is a
spiritual principle Significant Of eontinuous life n
me brute, We may more forcbly recognize the in
justice 81 those views Of the nature az tho br,ta
NAich lead tlany persons % aequiescs in tha nres
cni system Of outrage neglect and cruelty Whe.har
there be 3 spiritual principle or not. our sutv /.
equally clear. Indeed. ii the poor b-uto hsve
nathing in the future in store Tor him. the r,ors
reason there would Be TO a generous mind that rs
brtl mortal lot should not Be embittered BY harrh
treatment The extent Of cruelty practced in
taking cattle % market and 70 saughter-housos can
hardly be calculated. Who cannot see in the ner-
yous shudderng and instructive herror Of the beast
brought 70 The slaughter the manifestation Of a
consciousness almost human IN its development p
] haps, DEAF Sir, you viii never tire in your good
work. but 20 on with the assurance that you have
she appreciation Of good men and angels, and Of
COG himself In youg noble task. The thoughiess
ay ser, and the Interested may assil, but you will
{, ,hs ssaeer, ieE truth must always win. sooner
KRIS sAssns4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

CRY CoUEdL-At the nesting Of the City
Council on Monday evening, Mayer Bearden being
absent, Alderman Tarwatcr was called to the chair.
The census committee prescntsd their report,
the principal points Of which we published last
week
The special committee on gas lights made their
report Recommending that eight new lamp posts BE-
placed in different portions Of town.
The special committee appointed TO sell certain
town lots reported that they had effected such sale
for the sum Of $4,000, one-half cash, remainder in
six months.
The Fire Company was authorized and instructed
TO procure two sections Of hose for the new FIRE
Engine.
The question Of whose duty il is ~ keep The Gre
engine clean and in proper order, and what would
be reasonable compensation therefor, was referred
TO a committee with Instructions 10 report at the
next meeting
The street committee was instructed TO have the
abutment on Asylum street, Leading TO SCOTS ad-
dition, completed.
A proposition from sundry oolored citizens pro-
posing the Organization Of a fire company, was in
troduced, but action by the Council deferred until
such company be organized.
Several accounts we're presented aud ordered 70
be paid.
The Chief Marshal presented his monthly report
showing FOR The month Of April le7, arrests $525
ane assessed $24s fines collected and s27s yet due
s5ewing an excess Of zines over the expense Of po-
lice of SOS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
Relations OF Denmark and Prussia.
The nj ediatlOn OF q Third Power Dis
tasf eful 90 the PFusSian Government.
Berlin april ~ Corrospondant Of

Berlin april ~ Correspondent Of London Times
As yet tho Danish Cabinet have made no direct
appeal TO the Powers ia lis controversy with this
Government All they have done is TO supply the
leading court with copies of a despatch sent TO
their representative At Berlin about three weeks
apo. declining the Pruasian proposals In reply 20
an inquiry from this Government they have also
denied that General Raasbod, the Minister Of War,
had any political object in going to Paris, as was
asribed 70 him by the Danish press.
From what learn about the opinions prevalent
in the upper spheres there is not much likelihood OF
this Government accepting the mediation OF any
third Power, we're it 10 be offered. The people
are perhaps more temperaiely disposed than their
rulers but were France 70 interfere IN behalf OF
Denmark, they would be certainly hardened BY the
new antagonist into an obsiihaey when tne mstter
al issue ii itself has been unable to produce The
var cry latterly raised in the Paris seml-onclai
press has already had It's influence in exciting the
public mind not 50 much against France, WHO nss
TOO often indulged in the ike 70 be much regarded,
against Denmark, who justly or uDjustly, is sus-
pected Of being the moving cause this time.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

REAL EsTArE TRANsFERs.-The following ART
che real estate transfers registered in the Office Of
the County Court Clerk FOR she week ending Nav
nth, 1865
j. Osborne 70 IL. W. HuaakeT, tract Of land in
Knox county for $50.
W. Huaaker 10 }. Osborne lrsee Of land in
Knox ooauty for Sss.
A. L. King 70 B. B. johnson, loi in Knoxville for
$3.50.
j. A. Deaderick, C. & A., 70 W. B. Smith, trac,
Of land in Knox county for Sll, o0e.
NJ w. Huhaker 10 w. N. Bur kharb tract g
land in Knox county foF $780,
u. A. Deaderiek, c. s NJ 10 S. l.. Gibson, trae
Of land in Knox county for 1000.
p. NJ Williams 70 T. J Sanford, lot in KnoNvill,
for $50.
d. A. Deaderick, Q. S NJ 10 Jane. Kennedy, ID
in Knoxville Tor S3o4
william Brown to Mile Brown, &c. in KnoA
vile for $3.50.
OTIS Little to Jordan Shaver, tract Of land b
Kno1 county FOR $3.50.
w. w. Wallace and wife and II. J. Cox 70 Hug
Bowling, tract Of land ia Knox county Cor 1915.
Bishop & Karns to ". d. Murray, lot At Powell
Station, IN Knox county. for $l2B
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

HoIsrox RIVER BRIDeE-It is a matter of sur
prise 10 US that the people residing South Of the
HOlston river in Knox Blount and Sewer counties,
90 not see and feel the necessity Of building bridge
over the river here The loss Of tnao and The great
inconvenience TO which they submit under the pres
out system IL appears to US, would open their eyea
10 the Importance Of such an improvement, and Sc
cure prompt and decided action in that behalf In
addition to tbe great public convenience Of such
bridge, which is hoalculable the fact Of il being
there would enhance the value OF property belong
ing those interested than the actual cost Of
the bridge This every business man knows and
will readily admit Why then delay such an i'm
provement longer, when it is so much needed, and
while it viii actually cost nothing to bu lid h2 In
addition 10 tae enhancement Of property by the
erection Of such bridge we know Of no stock
company where the dividends would prove
more remunerstve 10 stockholders than in CON.
pany which might be formed Cor this purpose. W.
urge upon The people to think Of ths be convinces
Of the truth Of our propositions ana act accord
ingly
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

A QUESTION FOR TEE ScHooLMAsTEE--lf a
rAilroad were constructed the equator or on our
parallel Of latitude, entirely around the world, and
trains could make the circuit in "A hours, man
might start from Knoxville at y o'clock on Mon
dsy, and make the entire trip under MONDAY
sun, the inhabitants along the route would all be
eating dinner. If he we're to inquire at each sta
ton the day and hour, they would ell answer az
o'clock and on reaching Knoxville the people
would call it Tuesday, IL o'clock" When would
they begin calling it Tuesday, Il o'clock y We
win publish any satisfactory answer received.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

EscArE or PRIsoNERs.-Four prisoners escaped iEom
The jail at this place, Friday Of last week. They had
by procured 6le, something Of the kind,
vhoreWith the iron bars, Of which the cell doors are
made we're cut vixen they passed out into the ball ana
ascreted themselves When the jailor entered in Tho
morning with breakfast for tho prisoners, these four men
ushod the door, scaled the high fence surrounding the
an aud made their escape before the alarm could be
given. One Of them (the negro who was committed a
short time since on a charge Of having committed a
pe was arrested about twelve miles west Of Knoxville
On Monday moraing, by coiOred men, brought IN
aud re-eommitted 10 jail the same day.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

the amount for which Il then sol6 Parties who
we're 60 Fortunate TO have money ct that tins TO
invest ia this way, have found II skcesangsy prof.
table. And the price Of property continues to adj
vance steadily and surely Notwithstanding the
unsettled condition Of political affairs, the people
sesm 70 have confidence in the ultimate satisfactory
settlement Of our difficulties, and invest their money
sccordsEgly.
We haze no doubt but that the high estimate
pscad upon the value Of real eststs has in SEINE IN
stances and We might say not few, materially in-
jured our progress and prosperity. Men who have
real estate for rent in and around Knoxville are
exorbitans "a their rates aad thus have prevented
mechanics from settling ard establishing themselves
among a who would otherwise have done so. Nor
u this evil confined alone to Knc xvillc. Men in
the country, who own large farms. who previous 10
the war had slaves to cultivate them, are now un-
able 10 secure labor sufficient TO proper cultiva-
tons and yet they hold on 10 Them refusing 70 yell
70 men who would cultivate them unless they can
secure ezosbitsnt prices therefor. Many excellent
farmers have been thus dsterFed from emigrating
70 East Tennessee who expected to do So Though
they may Be- well pleased with our country, they
cannot be expected TO settle here when they can
procure Western lands at 5 far less price.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

To THE CIVIL AND SUB-DIsTRICT CLERKS AND
BOARDS OF DIREoToRs.-The attention Of Civil
and sub-district Clerks and Boards of Directors is
called to Section 7th of the School Law, viz
ENUMERATION OF SCHOLASTIC PoPULATEsS
SIC. 2. Be Il further enacted That it shall be the
duty of the Directors in each sub-district TO take
or cause to be taken, annually between the first and
third Mondays Of May, an enumeration of all the
white and colored youths between the ages of six
and twenty years, resident within such sub-district
designating between male ard female, and return a
certified copy thereof 10 the Clerk Of the Board of
Education Of the civil district and in the Dr.
rect0rs in any subdistrict shall fail to take and re-
turn the enumeration aforesaid, it shall be the duty
of the Clerk Of the Board of Education for the
civil district to employ competent person 10 take
the same, and allow reasonable Compensation for
his services; and shall proceed TO recover the
arsolTnt paid for such services in civil action
before any court having jurisdiction in the Of
the State of Tennessee, against said Directors, III
their individual capacity; and ia such suits said
Clerk shall be q competent witness, and the money
SO collected shall be applied to the proper use Of
compaon schools in the district The Clerk of the
Board of Education of the civil district shall make
abstract of the enumeration returned to him,
designating the number of youth in each sub-dis-
trict and transmit such abstract duly certified, to
tho County Superintendent on or before the FIRST
day Of September.
A failure to comply with its requirements will
deprive your districts Of their appcrtiOnment Of the
School fund
In addition to the report Of the scholastic popu-
lation, you are expected to report to what extent
schools can be opened before August.
NJ. O. WILCOX,
May CIT Superintendent, ETC.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

70 RAmRoAD ooxrRAorcRs.-We call The attention Of
Railroad contractors to the notice Of Colonel c. A. Nee
Chief Engineer Of the Ekst Tennessee and Western Norh
Carolina Raroad, TO be found in our advertising col
INNS lie proposes receive bids for the masonry and
graduation Of the road for fourteen miles, froEi John
en-, Depot 10 Doe River Cove.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

BiASKs FOR CLAIn colugssroSERs-By reference to
be notice Of Colonel wasr State Claim Commissioner
it viii be that blanks upon which claims for prop
sry lost BY loyal men during the war for ell tho coun
dies east Of The Cumberland mountain are 70 be fur
asbod from Ibis oaee supply Of all kinds Of blanks
sd in The prosecution Of such claims viii be kept con
.t,rfy en- hanG
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

TAX HoHcE.--We caI attention to The TAX notice Of
Mr. John L. Hudiburg, Tax Collector Funds to be
raised BY the first ot July to discharge the Indebtedness
u the eorpOratou incurred by the purchase Of the
steam ere engine and all win At the necessity OF
promptly paying taxes Besides this the season for pub
lie Improvement is at hand, and money expended for
that purpose win amount to almost double what it
sll n tbs winter season.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

Lris srIuSss.--We call the special attention Of al
50 quest Of health pleasure this popular resort
notice Of when appears in another column. Mr. J. c..
Flanders, he lossee possesses in eminent degree
The capacity Of rendering his guests comfortable, and
making all their surroundings pleasant and agreeable.
Leas Springs the best Of mineral water, the scenery
surrounding them s beautiful and picturesque, they
easy Of aocesS and win consequently be visited by
lnrre numhnr nf nersnns during che summer.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

vrtLASous.-some seouudrcl, or scouodreIs, vent %
tic premises Of Glen Mcmillan quiet inoaeHsise col
cred man, residing in the 5ih Civil District Of Knox
county, Wednesday night Of last week, and killed
god horse. Suspicion rests party residing in shs
sgh5orhood and is to b hoped proof may be made
and the villain receive such puuishnent b deserves
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

ExcELsIoR.--The above is the name Of one Of
the best Cook Stoves ever brought 20 this city.
From the large amount sold daily by VIM. Cof-
man & Co, and the universal satisfaction they
give we are Of the opinion they have no equal
They burn wood or coal. Each stove is furnished
with ono Of Mangles Patent Gas Consumers. Ev-
Org stove warranted to perform not only we'll but
very well aPl 59-n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
7 pI1RsUANCE OF A REVIVED

sale made IN this at the April Ierms 1855
al said Court viii again offer for sale az the door Of the
court house ROCKVILLE Tuesday the 9Th day Of june
Is6s the oaehrd interest Of John T. Tooo In the farm OF
AIS acres IN Knox couBty Eoistou river known Tooes
Rsnd The sale viii be on aAd IL months time, without
~ euifv of redemption. Beads required without
interest," With good security, ana Hen retained rnt the
PgTsS~ssss s aS efs -'1' D. A. DEADERIeK G NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

PErER KERs.-we take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton Of The citizens Of Knoxville the Ice Cream Saloon
opened BY this gentleman Market Square. At great
expense he has just fitted mp and opened the most cred
table saloon opened in the city He deserves credit
for tho Skill and enterprise displayed and is worthy
Of the liberal patronage Of the public which has been be-
slowed upon him. HIS well capeted and 9TH
eWise extensively furnished, Of which is arranged
especially for the ladies, 10 whom Mr. Kern pays the
greatest attention We advise every to give him
Iii
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

LUKBER MlLis.-We learn thai a new steam cav MIL
ri to pat IN operation in a short time, souh Of the
river Ia this couniy. We also hear Of another 70 Be
tartoa near tho line Of The Rockville and Charleston
road, in Blount county.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
SALES eF REAL ESTATE.
George Brown "a. James Z. Carter.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECRI

made in this cause at ths April Term 1855 Of said Court,
will sell as the door the house IL knoxv4c, on
Tuesday the eth Of june 1sS tract Of land OF 100 acres
less belonging 70 the defendant situate ~ me Asi
Civil district OF Union county adjoining the lands Of j. "
DeNody others credit 81 SIX months Win interest
and without the right Of redemption Notes VIII good
cnrty Win be required and lien retained ioF pe ment Of
tho purchase money
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

JUsT RECEIVED A large lot CT the best Cooking
Stoves ever shipped to This market The Excelsior,
Mutual Friend, Summit, Planters Cook, and Cali
fOrnia, I've OF tho best varieties, burning wood
or coal Warranted IN every particular. For sale
by CHAs. W. De PUE,
Gay street, Knoxville
myl9H doors below the new Wing building.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13

ATTENTION, FIREEEE There viii 90 meeting Of
fountain Fire Company, No. l. AZ their hall. Thurs
asy night next As there is very important business 70
transact il is earnestly desired that every member win
be present
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
sHERIFF'S SALE.
WI r. SELL AT THE EOHRT HOTTSE

door in Knoxville Saiu day juno 5tb lsS, for cash
in hand all right title, claim and demand that G. W.
has and certain tract Of land in the 18th Civil
District said county, adjoining the lands OF John WORKS
Andrew Keith and others containing 81 Said land is
levied on satisfy executions issued from the Circuit
Court said Court The State G. W. Min
ton State g. W Mnten and others This the 9Th
Of May, 1865 N. D. BEARDEN, sberin.
may Cat By JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-13
CHANCERY CoURT-KNoXVILLE.
j. A. Bryson, Administrator vs.. P. G. MoMulen ct al

THE DEFENDANTS, SUSAN McMUL-
i LEN sT Robert Me3Iulien ST., John A. McMullen,
Eiyra O. Gleason VIM. McMEen Robert J. mcMullen, IT,,
Susan Mculen jr D. ElFire Davis, John W Davis aud
Robert McGhee being nOE-resdent stated in the bill
and Mculen stated in the return Of the Sheriff
county It ordered that publication be made for
our spcoesye weeks in Knoxvlle Whg notifying said
defendants appear before the Chancey Court at Knox
willie on the third Monday Of July then and there to
make defence BILL the will be taken for con-
tossed as to then and set for hearing parte.
nav cat pf5 D. A DEADERIOK, q. a.