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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-23
AN ALLEGED COURAGE" AT WASHINGTON

AN ALLEGED "OUrRAGE'' AT WASHINGTON
COLLEGE VA.-Some Radical papers have
been trying to create a prejudice against this
institution and General Lee, by circulating a
false statement of u difficulty which occurred
in Lexington last winter The New York
Tribune" publishes letter from Lynchburg
giving tho facts of the case. from which it ap-
pears that q man named Johnston, (probably
from the Nortb) provoked the displcasure of
some of tho students, by threatening to shoot
little boy who had applied an "opprobious
epithet' to him. They gave him a calsthu
plan serenadc. The writer says; "Gen. Leo
promptly investigated the affair, and the result
was that three students impllcated-bclns all
that could be indenti6cd-were summary ez-
PEELED. Johnston was himself unable to indon-
tify any one engaged in the matter. Gen: Lee
thus mado, not only a severe example Of this
case, but gave personal assurances that he
would punish summarlly every person conncc-
ted with his College found guilty Of any riot,
outrage, or abusive conduct.
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NJ EW BOOKS.

IN
Vulg.risms, and other Errors OF Speech, in.
Guiding a chapter on 1aale, and ono containing
examples of Bad Taste. vol, cloth. $Ig5
Dora, Novel, by Julia Cavnnsh, author Of
"Quecn NAB" "Nathaiie," &C illustrated;
cloth, 9vo S2
Gail Hamilton. | vol, lGmo. Sl.j0.
Smiles Huguenots; the Huguenots, thsir
Settlements aud Industries in England and Ira.
land, with an appendix relating to the Hague.
nots in America, by Samuel Smiles, author Of
"Luf Help" l vol, cloth. $l.75.
Haswells Enginsers' and Mechanics Pocke'
Book; now edition, rcvlaed and enlarged, mo.
rocco, tuck, gilt $500
Webster's Unabridged Pictorial Dictionary
1900 pictorisl illustrations 5000,
Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary |
vol. l040 pages, coo illustrations. Sheep, 81.
Just received and for sale by
ROBERT BELL, Bookseller,
apes Gl, King stra6t
r WISH TO SELL TWO FARMS in Fair.
1 fa1 county, Va. The place on which 70
side contains 100 or ITO acres Of improved land
situated on q turnpike road, four miles veit q
Alexandria, and seven from Washington city
D. G.. Has beautiful and extensive vicv o!
the former city, the Potomac river, 0. Z A. T.
r., An abundance Of timber, choice fruits Of
different kinds, and excellent water. Schools
ana CQuFCncs arc convenient IHt Improve
ment5 consist Of II large and comfortable Brick
Dwelling, and all the necessary out-bUlIdlnsL
The other Farm contains 100 acres OF hesTly
timbered land. about eight miles fr0ra hlcIsA.
dria, and the same distance from Washington
city, D. G. Address mo, at Alexandra.
ap 23-lw EDWIN c. FITZHUGH.
TN OUR NEW STOCK OF WHITE GOODS
l. WE HAVE
Jaconet Cambria, all prices.
Striped Nsinsooks, "
French Dimity for Skirts.
India Twill Cambria
Tucked Cambria &
Striped Muslins, figure and plain.
Striped Organdies.
India Null and Plain Nsin:ooks
Pulled Muslin for Waists
TarltonS, white and coiorsd.
Plaid and Striped CAmbrics, Bobinet, E!u.
sion, Plain and Figured Veil Nets, Lace Fsll!:,
Edgings, Inaertings, LAGOS, Embroide,iot, Veil
Beraaes, Tissues. Grenadines. Irish Linens'
Toweings, Diapers, Napkins, PilloV Case In
en-, with full assortment OF goods in our llne'
at tho very loEest prices. ,,,
ROBERT L. WOOD,
apo g.. cor. King and Fairfax streets
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81. e Gold.
New YORK, April 23.-Gold to-day l404.
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TREASURE FOUND W o learn that on Thurs
day of last week. Mr. w. L. Smith, while
walking on tho tract of land, recently purchas-
cd by Mr. A. J. Hartford, from Mr.. Neill Bar
nett, found at point where workmeu were en-
gagged in leveling the Notifications, acigar box,
which seemed to havo been long buried, which
on being opened, was found to contain one
hundred silver fifty cent pieces. This money
was no doubt buried by some u. s. soldiers,
during their occupation of this place. We are
Informed by Mr. Hartford, that in addition to
this, other money has been found there; and
he seems to be of the impression that somo
statement made to him, by man during the
war, that two hundred and fifty thousand doll
ars were buried in the fortifcations is about
to be realized. (!) While we congratulate
Messrs. Hartford & Smith upon the acquisition
of this treasure, we tender our heartfelt sym
pathies to our friend Mr.. Barnett who has
sold for mere song this Invaluable tract of
land. Clarke County Journal. .s. a"
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nj A IL REED.

RApPAHANNocK COUNTY, April u
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-09-18

if H Rio Coffee. gtx
GAg BAGS FAIR RIO CoFPERgl For
Ne1 sale low to dealers. iyrJ; a 3. as,ii
b June IA .ssi iyRs& CD. HOPE.
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LIN MON AMI sln1nllaIallrA -.


:,
EoIlgaIHIA. 8 ! O. Sept ptemherI a7sll4
Sales 6f i35 bales COZ ton 10 mid
/, pts6gI 81 Igi "a! yos.
tom active and ady6heed IIS(A2c. !:
sa5sa ceipts atS Iso ~ MfpdliHga Fs 5
autgEFS.9 s SEPT 2s Cotton ton
market advancing ); sales LOG bales;
receipts 127 mid dlings 221s (023.
SAVANNAH, Septeinber 81 il Cotton
lin good demand; toward the close OF
the day, holders withdrew their stock
from the market; Gales 112 balesE
mid dlings "a; receipts 954;; exports,
coastwise, 920. ri'' ~ ''i'' : : 'is
New ORLEANS, September IL
Cotton tending upward-middlings
2355se sales 1000 bales; receipts
2,843. Gold 43A. Flour inactive
spperfine .7.121s. Corn 1.O591. 10.
Oats 62@63. Mess pork 81. 90. b.
con shoulders IA; clear 1815. Lard
tierce 90; keg %. @
BALTIMORE. September 17.-Cot-
ton firm, at 241a. Flour dull and
unchanged-Howard street superfne
8.50@9.00; city mills e.75(99. 90.
Wheat firm-prime and choice 2.47.
Oats firm, at 65@70. Rye firm, at
25@40. Provisions easier.
CINCINNATI, September 17.-FIour
in fair demand. Corn. dull-ear &C.:
shelled 9S. Whiskey scarce. Lard
1879. Shoulders 121S; clear sides
16.
New YORK, September 17-Noon.
Sterling 8. Money easy, at 3@5.
Gold ~. Flour 5C91Oc. lower, on
common. Wheat 2@3c. lower, on
spring. Corn a shade lower. Mess
pork 28.90@29. Lard steam 20.
Cotton firmer, at 26@261&. Freights
firm and tending upward.
p. M.-There has been a fair
business in cotton the market clos
ing quiet; sales l, 800. bales, at 26M.
Flour irregular--supe perfne 6. SO(97. 40;
Southern drooping-common to fair
extra 8. 1903 35. Winter wheat nm
changed; spring 2(94c. lower. Corn
lc. lower, at 19920. Oats lower and
more active. Mess pork dull and
heavy, at 8.85@29.2O. Southern
bonds closed weaker. Gold 4416. ~.
LONDON, September 17-3 P. M.
Consols 941S. Bonds 727S. ~ y.
L1vERPooI, September 16-3 z. M,
Cotton advancing-uplands 10fSd.:;
Orleans 103Sd. =
LIvERPoo1, September 17-Even-
lng.-Cotton advancing.
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news. Itemr.ss.

!.AlUaUsT&, Maine, September IL
Three hundred and forty-six towns
give the Republicans q majority Of
2h000.HlT remaining townships of
the State-114 in number-wil pro-
badly increase this vote 1, 1,O00-mak-
ing the Republican majority 90, 900.
InBAIFIGoRE, September -I7.-Con-
federate Colonel 81. M Buckley, for
merly of Virginia, committed suicide
BY taking morphine; after losing
$1,000 at t'faro." Il
8 SAVANNAH, September ,17.-John
y, Hayes, editor of the Republican,
died yesterday.
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Cahia5 Il nssY,,,, .n0 J, ~, -,

sssCNQI IfTt4Tft1YaNtSs 49, 40 q 2, s{Lrl
sPkRfs, Sept Der i Esio Jan nei ifo
advices, bring the Information IA that
Brszil.h has apblog gized for her d ten
tion of the United States war weasel
nj III Is sass sS., - = -
LoNDeN, Septembe len Ia. The press
OF this city, yarious1y CO ent Oh tiis
recent speech Of NAPOLEON, dc Cha
lonsa The fol lowing words 4Yars
m8deiuae of by the Emperor on thst
oecasion: tsI will say nothing fnofe,i
aspnblio prints are sure to draw pro-
pheciesdef war, however mod deraee
my wordsennay be-" ~ ia{g 3 & -9h
The Times has a long article Oh
American affairs this morning The
writer believes the American, Minis
ter Mr.. Johnson) has q carte blanche
from his Government to- settle the
Alabama claims difficulty. and says
the, case itself presents little trouble.
The only difficulty is the reluctance
ofthe American Government,t to set
tletthe difficulty growing out of war
resentments, No American states
men can believe that the Alabama es-
capped with 5theRconcurrence Of Great
Britain. There might bela question
or inadequate laws, making England
answerable; but this could be easily
settled. The real grievance of the
United States was the indifference of
England in the civil war, and her
willing hess TO see the Union dissolv-
ed, OF this, Americans suwere con-
scious attthe time, and they remem-
Der ut Skeenly now. They think we
Should have. had an active sympathy
Wlthi the; North, and that the Con-,
fedefaoy based upon, human slavery,
should have been at once condemned.
They think th epu blican party was
the friend Of England, and that it
was wrong .Itol have doubted the auo-
cess of the Federal arms After all,
the anger of Americans was due to q
CONSCIOUSNESS of Eng1and's want Of
sympathy in their peril. Seward had
refused ai handsome offer ofssettle-
nent. which should be credited to
England; but he now cuts the past
adrift, as the thing is as good as set
tied. = Legal points will not stand in
the way, and the only thing to ascer-
tain is the resp onsibility of England,
and TO fix the proper indemnity. 4.
,,aaLoNDoN, September 17.-Many
women have applied to register.
Under the new, Law, a case was made
foeiathecscourt,s which decided ad-
yersaly, to the, women's claim, be-
canse Parli6ment refused to strike
out the word "man," from the law,
and Insert rperson."
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i A9alrs in Xyashington.

,W.As,HErNGToN, W.A 81 September 17.-An
unofficial statement Of BroWnIow's
proclamation regarding the militia of
Tennessee has been published. It is
merely preliminary, and urges the
formation and enrolment of compa-
nies, SO as to respond promptly to
his call. He desires to draw the
bulk of the militia. from East Ten
nessee. Thus, it is suggested, having
sectional as well as partizan militia.
.. The doubt Of quorum on Monday
increases. bill.
= Internal revenue receipts to-day
$214,Q00 40. l..-s I'D df ~
Custom receipts from '7th to 18th
instant, inclusive, amounts to $3,-
$4,000. tia as54g
The use of whiskey stamps com
.mences on the Cd Of November. The
tax on tobacco, snuff and cigars com
mences on the 23d.
Under the'new order, fabrics made
exclusively from taxed cotton, will be
entitled to q drawback on export;
fabrics partly made from taxed cot
ton, will not be entitled to this pri-
yilege. ;. l:yr.i = .,.,...-- -
Schenck thinks there will be a
quorum present in time for. the Sep
tember session of Congress.
,Whe revenue collector, at Green
vile; : Tennessee, reports that he is
Snfiable to prevent the illicit distilla-
ton Of fruit without military aid.
Seizures are sometimes prevented by
lfOfGe.t He calls for tfnrkv nof,ntaa
Ss q General H1asifhes H1sih has been ordered
to the duty Of Chief Commissary for
the Depaftment oG the South. t1i9a
81 Commodore Greene has BEEN Or
dered TO the command Of the Pehsa-
cols Navy Yard. itif ~ 3.l@P - =
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House and Lot for Sale or Rent.

f. THE large BRICK HOUSE, on tie
III corner of Marion and Laurel streets.
the residence Of Jesse DeBruhl'
Possession given the first of October. For
address JOHN 8. WILEY,
Sept f13* Spartauburg @. H, s. g.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-09-18
Aromatic Life Bitterg.

A SUPERLATIvE TONIC and InviiFor-
fA atirg Cordial, composed, ,tfh part of
American Centaury and Life Everlasting,
with other valuable vegetable products.
II will be. found an excellent STOMACH
BITTERS, an appetizer. and an anti
dyspeptio remedy. II is invaluable as
Appetite, Nervousness, Torpid Liver.
Sluggish Circulation. A generous stimu,
liant, .quickening the action Of the organs
OF life, and irnparting new powers to the
whole body. .n i-!>,fli+astttisr g6i+Y-
Directions. "A table spoon full to vino
glass may be taken, as often as occasion
or without, Dyspeptics may take it just
before meals. -tt.si!r
For sale by. FISHER & HEINITSH,
August IA s.-.- ,-s ~ q IN Drupnists
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WoodenWara and Broonlg.,, I,

~. sllWVVUVIlWH5U Hllu 15GUpnBI
E5JUDSs Pointed, and Brass Bound Buck
~ ets, Churns, Well Buckets, Cothes-
Boards, Meaa1Fes, 1gtoar Pails, Sugar
1O155, Lemon Equeezers. i&1owiH, Trays,
Kegs Mats. Baskets, Matches, &c, just
received and for sale low, by
V Sept Is J. ST. r. AGNEW.
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THE QUEENS DELIGHT.

THE QUEENS DELIGHT,
THE best and most popular Medicine in
The Queens is the great Blood Purifier.
The Queens Delight is safe Alternative.
The Qneen's Delight is o certain cure for
Diseases of the Blood.
The Queens Delight is the best Liver In
vigorator.
The Qusen's Delight is the medicine for
The Queens Delight is given for Head
aches.
Tho Queens Delight is for Nervous Affec-
tions.
The Queens Delight will cu-e all Skin
Diseases. ..r
The Queens Delight will remove Blorches,
and Pimples.
The Queens Delight will cure Chills and
Fever. p
The Queens Delight will cure Cancer and
1ndolent Tumors.
The Queens Delight will cure Erysipelas
and Carbuncles
The Queens Delight will cure Asthma.
The Queens Delight will cure Bronchitis.
The Queens Delight will cure all Female
Complaints.
The Queens Delight will restore the lost
Energies of Man.
The Queens Delight will restore the Feeble
to Health.
The Queens Delight for Young ard Pale
faced Creatures.
The Queens Deliget has secured the favor
OF the People. i,
The Queens Delight is now the great Fa-
mily Medicine.
The Queens Delight has been tried, and
gives universal satisfaction.
The Queens Delight should be in every
Family.
The Queens Delight is the cheapest as
yvaII q ha 1aof Ma6io;,a
The life of the flesh is pure blood. Upon
this theory alone the inventor of the
Queens Delight establishes the great hy-
gienic law, 1CHhout pure blood no flesh is
free from disease. The Pale and Shrunken
Forms, Yellow Faces, Weak Stomachs,
Diseased Livers, Crippled Rheumatics,
Nervous Hypoochondriacs, Dyspeptic Vic
country, is owing entirely to the humors
of the blood. Very many other diseases
may be traced to bad blood, Scrofula or
Kings Evil, Erysipelas, Exauthema or
Eleyure, Rash or Eruption on females,
Blotches, letter, Goitre or Swelled Neck,
Syphilis and Syphilitic Sores, strumous
Ulcers, &c: These cannot be cured with
ont purifying the blood. Now as to the
remedy, There is no other blood purifier
that will accomplish such positive and ex-
traordinary cures as Heinitsh's OueAn'e
Delight. You may take barrel OF extract
Barsaparilla, and still you will not be
cured; and, as proof of it, look around
and you will observethe country, Through
out 1ts length and breadth, is flooded with
compound Sarsaparilias, extracts and
syrups, claiming to be blood purifiers, and
yet we see to-day more evidence of i'm
purity OF the blood than eter. Why is
thia Simply because these extracts and
Sarsaparilla9 are worthless fnetlfcines
ash Tor Hetnitsh's Queen's Delight. Tfdh
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DR.. D. l.. BoOZER

HAVING obtained from the different
~. IN patentees Of the profession, office
TISTRY, is prepared to do all kinds of
DENTAL WORK with neatneas, durability
and despatch, at the very lowest rates.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Office oa
Main street, Columbia. s. O., three doors
North OF Agnew's. z |Vuleanized Rubber
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A1GARD-

81 The nhdersigned, having s1id his entire
interest in the Hotel known as tho .sIIoK-
sRRSON9 HOUSE, in Colurabiay 500,
awonfd take great pleasure ia fecbhinae
ing his friehds to continue tileit patronage
.tothan now Proprietors. s5agi 10 a.i,yYfrA
ataMr. RIGHp has had chsfgS Of the
Hotel for me, Tor a. year past, and viii
seontipps itoshave thoientirs management
aof the Hotels under the new arrangement.
siliI feel assured that the Hoase win main
tain ita former Feputet ton al q Arst-ul laSs
Hotel. ~ ~ rdi, n. s. Y
5t1olgsIBrA, 5. G., sfs5;ieiptemDer i, 1SuS. 4
September 16 sl e. = 2of rs ,ggks,5
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-27
Five Kinds Of COnseIenees.

There arc i've kinds Of conseisnoes On
foot IN the world
First. IN ignorant conscience which res
ther sees nor says anything neither be
holds the sins in q soul nor reproves them
Secondly the fattering conscience whose
speech is worse than silence itself, which,
though seeing sin soothes men in the com
hitting thereof
Thirdly. the scared conscieuccs, which
has neither sight speech. nor sense IN men
that arc past feeling
Fourthly, a wounded conscience, freight
ID with penitcnco for sin.
The last aud best is a quiet aud Gear
conscience, paeifed in Christ Jesus. OF
these. the fourth Is iacomparably better
than the three former, 30 that wise man
would not take a world 20 change with
them. Yea, wounded conscience Il rath
er painful than sinful an afflictioB, ID, Of
fence and is IN the ready way. st the next
remove, to be turned into quiet con
science. Thomas Fuller.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-27
General Items.

The drawing-room GERS on the Hudson hlVer
Road eOst 81 5000 each. The body OF eaeh caI is
feet lone The projections Of the platform Aou
shout 10 feet more 30 the length Eaeh car - -
taius eight small apartments or drawing roolnS' oa,
pable Of accommodating four persons eAcnl anu
tour large rooms suitable for an entire fAhlg'-
one Of the large rooms - set SpaT1 ia7 tho
use of 81 the occupants Of <he car ana j. h'' u
with elegantly upholstered revolving chairs bach
room except The last contains, beside the seaI7
table mirror hat racks, and other cow enleh.
The body of the is finished IN black WALNUT S1u
cedar The roof is elevated and most arts'leHi'y
iroscoed along the sides reversible exhsusIers' 50
,rrangea ag 10 exclude sl cinders, keep the at 70
Inc car pUre and equal Cold and hot AR conduct
,lrs with registers opening into each ROOM pas
through the car The heaviest plate glass wan aoWs,
three feet square sapply each room with and Afford
/, hl view OF the dssolving landscape rs The car
PUSHES along upon Its course Wilton carpets cover
tne a,or and heavy, costly curtains 10 the windows
ford protection 50 those who desire exclusion lroh
the public eye. The cars are set on siA-"hee'
trucks
The Princess Louise. the latt Of Queen Victoria
daunhters who remains single, except The ltIie
Princess Beatrice who only eleven years old Is
renorted TO be betrothol - Frederic, Prince hoyS
ofpenmark sud brother OF AleXsndrins, vale o'
She Prince " Wales. The prospective orlaes CON
Is about twenty eve, having been born on tae 90
of June. 1913 The lady Is ave years be JUNO,
having completed her twentieth year on tae ie'o "
March last.
The following Grand Cyciops notice appear "a
the Inka Mis- Gazette AFTER this date no me'n
Der Of this KlaR viii b. allowed 70 leave the pe"
iressod IN garb, without permission
Tbs total daily receipts Of The various ferry car
aud omnibus companies IL New York sud ts 'uo-
urbs il more than $500
The New York Herald, OF Thursday, Is 9a' io'
Chisi Justice Chase for The Presidency IL mas
we boievo Al tune smother, iavore' eu'
clairas ct ali the probable OF possible canaiuA'os
Two mule thioyes were recently shot uesr Wese
Point Mss. ono killed dead and the other had
tbirty-tro shot % peTforute his hide
General Schodeld has appointed Francis DE
Cordy mayor Of Norfolk Va, vice the lasi appoin'
tee, whc could no, take The tcst oath
parry of rebels vent from Washington, oa
Thursday, " Nanazsas dunetioa. g. 0rco MONT
meut 90 the Conisi'r tte dead
"a President Jane. Euvhsuan Sc nn. yer. u
a. Lancaster. ha complaint b. -sid L, be pieure
pneumonia BE not expected 10 recover
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-27

INrLUENCE or TIKI HIVE UFoN SUCCESSFUL
BEE.KEErINe-l A hive Of zoe cubic inches, and
no boxes viii give no surplus honey IN good shape
for market.
2 A hive with boxes upon the top Of the cspacl-
IN of 90 pounds may give from nothing TO 40 pounds.
3 A hive with boxes of the capacity Of 70 pounds
pon the TOP and sides will give twice thrice as
much surplus as the second class named
g. hive with boxes upon the top and sides Q!
tho capacity of 20 pounds will give twice re muco
surplus a. the third class named.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-27
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
THF
Corporation of the City Of Knoxville, Ten
nesSee.

I WILL ATTEND. FOR THE PUR-
POSE coetng the Taxes Of the Corporation for thc
city OF Knoxville Tor he year lss A. my store south side
Tho attention 81 the Ta1payers o. he Corporation
70 amend ts Lave this State, passed March
18th 1855 and adopted BY the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
OF the city Of Knoxville April 18th, 1865;
src L. De- r.rtc ssac,sa That n order she
prept collection derived from taxes real
tS and psrsonaes that all such taxes shall be, and they
are hereby duo ami aya6e en- tie rs day Of July
Of oass and syOgs year for which said taxes assessed
sd bJrs th5 following day Of Novenbor Of each and
every year : penalty Of two per cent On amount Of tax
Is heby imposed, which shall be collected BY the tax col
lscsor IN addition g. tos sgary assessed taxe not Paia
az mar nt shall bs and The hereby imposed, aud
i,t5 n, fg,res,5 If nof paid before the hrst day
OF h following Of January penalty Of ten per cent
iisd a. asorai8 II bot aid before Rae property adser
The hereby H. iu0sd which penalty snai att1Ih az
So IS B ---ss ...sts rA.' .hal, IN cas-. b.
lawful i0r TAX letas 90 se rSeipi ~ tA'ss - Any u,
srseyd in segu uuls's aid Penay Il P.it win ts
te1s tossthe viii sash csts and fet as ma! have ST.
5a'-,s aesrsSl On ~. and soTn 'i@sssns5 .soPs
made W he tax cosors county the hrst days 81
hovenr beceuhci ard January Of every Year add te
Is the .asne shat b. r', ardeI Comptroller o. thc
SIS d. B. yas4sa- .i riD IN case .,,y property G..
ssd ~ TIE collector t the nou syeut OF axss ts
i' 40 =, an as i IHd Fs; sI; 's q Ar, ~
ref cent whoihT such property purchased BY ndl-
viuas the Cy "T t th. atste ioT s .eReht public
instructu shall at ul tins, bc redeemed by owner
,15 cxt arson mtut % The any Pur cent ssnaity
iorshar With t ttfs, costs 49, sac previous penalty at
tsohing the li-e th "a SO PropoTty And
also, thc Interest 90 tlr Asi aSNA i9E the time
slapsng sltrI sslr
an - -f ,t.-.fill that t'lr toil-c.sT cannot sayr
"a, -, f- ~ pr.altf-- the uegiect refusal t.
. Vss According q.
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e. MAKE improvements aud pay old dobis.
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ma, ts-H city Tax Collector
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-27
ATTACHMENT.

William Robinson Samuel Blackwell
rNHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFF1DAN IL,
avs the defendant is Justly indebted TO him in the sum
at three dollars and eight cents debt and cost Of
s and 50 that the ordinary proceEs oil law cannot
he served upon him having obtained original attachment
against he the defendant made reurnabe before
O r p Davis Justice Of the Peace for Monroe county, anu
e same having levied his property ~ Is ordered by
sk Justice defendant appear before him. At his Of
ey of September next or will be proceeded with accord
ioSly M Is further ordered that this notice be published for
"1 - iSI c. T. p. DAVIS, J. P.