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New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
ROWING
RACES AT HARLEM.

RACES AT HARLEM.
Yesterday, one single, and two double scull-
races took place the Harlem River. The first race
double sculrace open TO all coners four entries was
won Ivy Messrs Wallace and Francis. The second race,
and the interesting and exciting OF the day, was
double scul race mile and quarter to High Bridge
aud return This for Oarsen under 20 years Of
age, aud was won by two New-lOrk amateur boating
lads-Edward Blake, and Richard Deely Their pulling
steady long sweep of about 80 or 35 10 the minute
The next and last single scurace, open 10 All
comcrs There four entries and the race was Won
by Mr.. Shehan.
This afternoon, the single scull-Tace for the
champion bel, of the Aaanta Club will be pulled on the
river by the Eysian Fields Thus far there are foul
eutrcs-Dr Wtners W c. Mainland. George Roahr, and
Robert Church.
The gig-racc, between the Mutuals of Albany
and the Ataauds OF York comes of September 10.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
An IMPROVED METHOD IN MANUFACTURING
GAS

GAS
Attention has lately been called to the adj
mirable method Of manufacturing practically perma-
nent non condensibe. Illuminating gas, patented by Mr.
Aonzo Rand. aud the public will be glad TO learn that
effective measures have been taken to introduce II gener
ally in this city and vicinity II may be by refer
ring TO our advertising columns, that company com
posed OF several OF our most influential citizens, has been
organized carry operations under the Rand patents
The economy and safety of the method referred to have
been proved not only by experiments conducted on a
large scale but by its practical operation in numerous
establishments The comparative cheapneSs and great
simplicity of the mode in which the is produced the
power aud brancy OF Its light the mpossbiity of ac
cdeu together with other advantages, will probably Sc
cure to the NewIork Pneumatic Gas Company easy and
cnmnefc
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

REGGS Mrs PAMELA Paterson, n. J.
CADY EDWARD RODM IN, No. 322 East Forty hrstfs
CHILDS BENJAMIN No. 335 Cberry-st
CRAWFORD MARY JANE No. 2W Fast Forty sirthst
DEL VALLE ISAAC. No 264 East FOurth-st
FREESE DIRDRICH No. ali East Tweuty-dith st.
JOSLYN AMELIA l.. NJ. No. 20 West Thirty sixth 81
JIIDSON HENRY C BROOKLYN
MOZER DOROTIlEA MARIE, Factoryylle, 3
NRABLE, ISABEL A., BROOKLYN. 49,, -
ORIRY KITTY ELIZABETH 1hirtytourth-sL cor EsnthNe
PORTER Lillian. Orange Junction n j.
SMITH Mr. MARK. No. 523 Fast Fileenthst
TICKER ADELAIDE No. 80 West Iourteeuth-st
VALENTINE MARGARET Brooklyn
YOUNG ANNIE j.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENTS
T. T.. C.-Rcad the daily newspapers of 1863
and you will discover precisely the amount OF service
Gov Seymour performed during the time Of the riots.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
MARRIED.
ELEEEXEEZ

CHASE-DUNNiNGou Weiueay August 1863 by the Most kst
nft
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Whitc-st Importing House ia retailing wen, Furnishings
BoU'Vtr 30 Frs ner-r i'it "i
~ ~, eit THs will sell hrt Ne yl"rs Ml' SA
,rry popular make q ~ d@ien ''nd "or %, -, - -
1 rs ,porth Splendid SLrs u Sll muslin Drawers ''c
~ Ian n,.Ver, 4 Extra English hulioss 80 80 djsen
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
ryEOrvlyN AppOINTMENTS-

The President has appointed George W. Colby
- 81 .r al Rcsrnr ~ tie ~ District of Alabama vice Nr
Arr-v, ,t tue drs appointment Of that Ali since The
aItI .r.u..u of ttI-l
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Read Mr. McEvoy's statement of his cure
from rupture as communicated duc SUeeia. N0.sei A pa2e
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
SuIiiitaI nOtitts.


Eleventh Assembly District Union Republican Associ.
monthly meeting Of this Association VIII e ue
TIS nbura1 EvENISG Aug g. at O'Clock, at the Eye'es'
''''A' WM. r. STEWART, Presleat
JosKPH r. FIRTH, l lSe,rst,res
GEO VI YAK MORT, s ''''
Fourteenth Assembly District Grant aud Cofax Boys
In Blue Club.Thee will be meeting OF the above n' @ 70 -
Thirl.aye THIS EVENING Capt A. H. MJLLlGAN, fte'leht
HRsST (. CASrhELl' Secretaries
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Republican Assoc
meeting Of this Association bs
held THURSDAY EVENING sAug 49, at u o'clock, Lincoln Hall
Jons Co ILER secretary Z. HARRISON REED, President
A Business Meeting of Eighteenh Assembly District
Grant and COfaX Club will be held oa THURSDAY EVENING,
Aug lJ a No. s0l FOurh-aye. 3 ; URM1, President
GEo r. COACHNOS. Secretary.
The Campaign Opened.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN ENyELOPRSt
nique ignScant, rand
C..able C comprehensive.
10 be hy mail postage prepaid on receipt Of 81
C.bs all BE- supplied at half price. . - . -.
Envelope Manufacturer. No 53I Peaf.-st, NeE-lork
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Yen or eneen hundred head cattle changed hands to-day the best
t.stgI1lle D b Holders have su.tanrd hssr losses be-
eiss rc for wl ch there tu De good foundation.
- Ind, we're bead Of hich ou 81 hayr died aud most
re Gon bos heated Ia tue Nearly 1000 head
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

Pos-Onre Nosre.-rne Mans Or kar',e t.@ ',tirnet
fum Ttk DAY. ThuRHDAli Al AllHDn COS
az niiioi a-i 4''f w ~ '@'s
and r. ll:O and e n II clocS q. no. .,
posted at the Oace al lie Sta~os on II >DAl
FV JAMES kELLl. r. ". .
IC you have the Dyspepsia. Beadns he, DiXziueSs.
CoSiyeurs Piles. OpprsS aicr eating oo1r hA2 or a1 rs
ton or Hhonness II DO tank AFTER sr NAkEsoNS
PERISTALrIC LOZBN ikS, u Forfeit tls Of he box Soa
Al No fremont Ten Boston; arl 10 Oil TONS MeieAl
Warehouse No 1SJRave ani evrYwEerr he bi ~ s,a.'
The CelebrO' ed Crocae.i Enamcied lcntser--ioi's.
IN all eoors iOg Vo.u sae ocs.
STONE. BLISS. fAl AL.hNi
No. o; Clauhrrs.st and No> - anl 81 l.2'--.-.-
Away 'sih Bad snl.lls.-phohNlX %
best aui 20 arul,rIr Meets al the cAe ,-c,n
toe Ner golnu Boar, Of leaiL F.rsi pstn.'M A"''' "
ln'utaP, 1901 Acecr No q Dew
W II. Hair Dye JDc-Eak brown tl.i'ue'', 2 ~
dur ME be,utf ie I'M rsr gusuhr equals 'oaF A '''0 "V'
- Broadway secnnd nsar. sold b. a" d'us.A~
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

The Irish Republic. -
A OF IRISH AMERICAN. AND UNIVERSAL LlBhkIl
THE ONLY IRISH REPUBLICAN PAPER ~ AMEklCA
FIRSTRATE TALENT IL ENBRi DhPAkIAENE
us Weekly Paper Of 10 pagesjust the thing for tie campaign
Supplied TO upward at IS cents per copy Tor 'Ae pres
ADDE'S the Editors P o. Box No G23 Nev-Nork City.
Ne heartily concur recommending The sh EepuJr as an eh
Republican party We believe its cfc4iuoo
es,ed vii % great c,,i to the
THOMAS H. TtLLUCK. S-c Union Req. Congresson1i COM
WM. f. CHANDLER. See. Republican National Committee.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
THE HOME OF GRTSWOLD."
ITO TIN RnITnn nR TIE TRInrNt 1

SIR: The World has an article this morning,
giving the result Of local election in the town Of Graf
ton Rensselaer, County. " Y. which Is rather amusing
years used TO call that town the State OF Graf
ton. The point Of the article IS that Mr. Grswods own
home had zone against him. Be. write this merely 10
say that MI GnswOd resided In the town Of Graf
ton; he resided when boy in the town Of Nassau but
has resided for over 80 years IN Troy.
Netr- York, Aug u, 1853.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

ALBANY. Aug. ll.-Slncc last nlght report,
between twenty and thicy Illinois cattle, out OF three or
Four thousand head have died the last Albany Yards.
OF the Texas woodtck disease. The work OF the insect
seems 10 Dee confined thus far 20 Illinois stock and droveS
from that state very generally stunned ana lew or
none Of them are bought without guaranty from their
oUuer. of their perfect health
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GERMAN REPUB
IICANS.

The Republicans OF Perth Amboy have or
gauizcd a Grant and CofaX Club, with the following
named officers: President j. L. Martin; First Vice Pres
dent John Adair; Second NcePresdent G. l.. Parker;
Secretary, =. Harmed; Corresponding secretary, l. H.
Wetherwax; Treasurer j. Auins. Tho Republicans OF
Perth AmbOy, though somewhat in the minority, have
determined 10 turn leaf this year, and show
hn1d frnuf fnrC Gran nd Union.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
= rrtr rROrnfFs IN MISSOURI.

4 cattl, war is threatened on the borders ol
..our law lu Missouri authorizes inspectors oi cat
from Tcas or the Indian country To turn back on the
road whence They come all diseased aud uusOund cattle,
OF by virtue of writ issued by the sheriff have them
ei ou the spot Under the operation o this law many
Thousands 81 cattle have accumulated on the borders OF
Missouri and the droyers are threatening % force their
way through the state aud the people Ot the borders
threaten, u the attempt Is made 70 shoot doWu u cat
., ,r.t or mo- writ The danger ~ 70 serious collision
h compelled the Governor % warn the dto'ers ana the
f,.f. fU q. .'et ltW
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
A NEW ABOU BEN ADEN.

uOratO Seymour, (may ms troubles cease,)
AwOke one night, from dreams OF fear not peace ;
And saw within the shadow Of his room,
All deep aud dark with murky gloom,
An angel, writing, IN a book OF brass,
OF things that we're TO come 10 pass.
So, 10 the angel In his room he said
"What writest thou Z" the angel raised his head,
And with marvellous look Of prophecy
Said THE names OF Presidents 10 be"
"And is mine one 7" asked Seymour. Nay not so"
The angel said: Then Seymour gan 10 blow,
And rudely said: 81 pray thee. then
Write me as one who'll never run again"
The angel wrote and vanished. The next night
He came with an all-daZZliug lgiN,
And showed the name the peoples voice had best,
And 10! GRANTS name led all the rest
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

MailOh CpunJy, IeXas, Is DONG acIVcIy can
vassed by the Democrats in their peculiarly effective
manner One letter from jefferson says:
"The mob Of Ku.Kluxers go the rounds every night.
The morning question now Is, What did the Ku-kluXers
last nightP They visited shop last evening aud kcd
negro and beat another almost 10 death The charge
against The negroes that they would not abandon
the Loyal League and join the Democratic Club. The
negroes are badly frightened, not knowing which Of them
Klu1 composed chiefly Of boys about town II is IN
derstOOd who they are"
Another letter Of subsequent date says:
- The killing goes brayey on." Last night two white
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08


this animal, such ~ LUNG
WATER, HEAvEs, COUGHS,
DIsTEhPER, FEvBRs,
FOUNDERS, LOSS or AP-
PETITE AND VITAL EN-
ERGY, &c. Its use improves
the wind, increases ths appe-
tite-gives 3 smooth and
glossy skiD,-and transforms
the miserable skeleton into
Aane looking and spirited
horse.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
Improved and Unfmproved Lots IN the
Town of st. Clair, Hawkins County.
TANNERY

To persons desire engage Ia farmtE the manufac
tur f Their Goods and the Mercantile business tim
propcrty h the most inviting East Tennessee There
nr.sn one u The lots very lArge
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

arstion is invaluable. II in
sresses the quantity and I'm
proves tbs qualify Of The
milk. Il has beer proven By
actual experiment TO increase
the quantity Of milk and
cream twenty per cent. and
makes the butter firm and
sweet. In fatteninE cattle,
il gives them an appetite,
loosens % cir hide, and makes
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID

DER Tor cash at the court house door in Knoxville Sat
uray, the 18th day of 1865, all the right title,
claim demand that r. Huaker has In and certain
triot Of land situated in the 10th Civil District Of Knox
county adjoining the lands Of A. c. T. Caen, Esq and JO
nah Bnles the cambridge road leading from Knoxville 70
cambridge, whoreon the defendant lives, containing
hundred acres less Said property will be sold to
satay order Of sale Issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox
county in favor Of George Chanberry G. n Hunaker
~. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
dec li-8t JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

But LET US seek field Of interest Here on our
right hand are the private grounds Of him who
ruleth in Zion Brigham Young. Twenty acres be
owns IN the heart OF the city, where are pleasant
walks and Coral beauties, surrounded by wall Of
stone Within this enclosure are those princey
mansions, where live his thirty wives and number
less progeny. Each Of these houses carries q name
that disorder and confusion may not arise in The
camp Of Israel They are the Bee Hive House, the
Lion House and White House on the Hill. This
mighty wall is designed 10 shut out the world, TO
exolade inqusitive sight but shall venture to do
scribe the scene within. II is the hour Of sunset,
gliding TIC mountains with rsFtarous light. We
approach the massive iron gates and unlike Moores
dsconsolate Peri, are permitted 20 enter the do
meetic paradise. Strolling leSsurey along the
grassy walks attention is attracted TO the sim
glsr movements of elderly woman, her hair
streakod with sivery threads, yet with step firm
and elastic This evenings air is inviting, and she
seems 20 enjoy lie freshness In her hand Is an
open book, foam Il be Griffith Gaunt, or jealousy
which closes with nervous witch Of her hands, as
her fading eye Irekindles with a look that would
seem 10 say, "tOh, how / despise you This wo-
man, forty years ago, became Brigham loungs
arst wife. But who can be the victim OF that ma
lignant scOrning7 What poor mortal il being
crushed between her clenched teeth Can IL be /,
only locker on-a harmless and unohending Gen.
tilof No. But we have discovered the study Of
har hate-the bohun upAa that has been planted in
her side Ycnder is cluster Of trees-they are
aspen and maple-and under their thin, yellow
tiEged tops is a briehteyed woman oftwenty sum
mers who now leans upon an old mans arm. by
what power we know not, but as il drawn BY
magic hand, our steps arc directed thitherward.--
The new mistress of the heart and situation flashes
winson1e looks and breathes poetic words he, old
man that he is and slave Of sensuaism, treads the
floor Of his own paradise, and smiles approving
chances. This ssman is Brigham Young and tsis
woman bis very last and much the prettiest wife.
No wonder that old creature looked the diss-
greoable Perhaps there are others pceping from
behind dAmssk curtains who are also mourning the
loss of their place in that old mans Affections
Correspondence Buffalo Express
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
oHANoERY oouRT- HUNTSVILLE.

CnANCERY SALE OF Valuable LAND.
JOSEPH HATFIELD and WIFE VS.. HENRY GIBSON, ct al.
IN OBEDIENCE TO a DECREE PRO
NouNCED at the December 1867, Of the chancery
huntsville in the above wi proceed sell
the biggest bidder public auction Saturday
day Of February 1861 The premises all the lands Of James
Gibson deceased lying New river Scott county TenHes
see, 30 pay debts, ami for distribution
Said real viii be sold twelve months time with
and approved security and lien retained the
purchase money. L. c. MOSS c. AM.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
sHERIFF'S SALE.

TWILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID
DER cash. the court house door in Knoxville,
MONDAY the 9th day Of January 1865 certain house and
the city Of Knoxville fronting Spring and
Poplar streets adjoining VIM Swans heirs and the cid Plum
les lot containing half acre. less. Said house
ad levied tho property Joseph,
ara win be sold safety execution issued from the Cir
cut Court Davidson county Tennessee favor OF James
Al Lamont. N. D. BEABDEN, Sheriff.
dec AIT By JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
OHANOERY CoURT-.-CL1NToN,

, n i Z 2 4 . . Z . A 4 y , 4 I y.
j. S. Ross and c. A. Queencr Admrs. OF the estate OF
CIR andersen Queene deceased the heirs of said deceased
Is ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
L. the pronounced November
tenn 1867 WILL the first day Of February, lsss upon
premises sell the highest bidder the tact of land
itioned e pleadingH together with the reyersonary
in the dover Of the widow situated in the 9Th OWL
disLct of Anderson county, containing coo more or
large part Of said tract being productive farming
anle, well timbered waered. THIS tract adein the
which Greek Depot situated the Knox
Vile and Kentucky Rail Road which passes through II and
within less than mile Of the ceebT.tsd Coal Mine,
Coal creek which the shipments Of coal exceed fifty
per day Said tract will first be sold in lots and again
whole aud the sale bringing the largest will be
adopted.
credit Of six twelve and eighteen months viii be given
except the Of FIVE hundred dollars which will be paid
hands.
Interest bearing day Of sale with approved
eurity will be required Of the purchaser retained
until the purchase money i fully paid.
W. II. WHITSeN, Q. & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
TRESPASS ON THE CASE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KNOX
COrNTY- TENNESSEE

William G.. Broaniow, Vs. Robert b. Reynolds William
Sneed and John II. Cfosier
IN THIS CASE, Ir APPEARING from
the Affidavit az The plaintiff THAI defendants Robert
u Reynolds William H. Sneed aud John II. Crozier, each
from and reside OF the Tennessee
each real property ia the county Of Knox. And
having prayed that original attachment issue
estates which attachment having been issued by the Cor
said Circuit Ccurt and levied said real estates II
derd that publication be made for four successive weeks
Browniows Knoxville Wing newspaper published in
cy Knoxve Tennessee requiring said defendants
appear the el the Circuit Court 70 be held for
the county ofnex tho Ctnrtho in Knoxville
Monday Of February 1905 then and there ped
answer demr 20 the sut sud dcmaud Of the PLAINTIFF
tle VII be taken cent? aud proceeded with F
70 fhes.
Given fnder my hand 80 Office ln knoxville this ast day
OF December, 1857 WILL Il. McBATH Clerk.
Jan l-kss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
Legal Advertisements.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT

ON THE CASE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KNOX COUNTY,
TENNESSEE
Robert and j. A. Pickens Administrators &e vs. viii
liam II. Sneed, Robert B. Reynolds and John II. Gro
zer.
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING
n from the affidavit of Robert Pickens, one Of the
plaintiffs, that William II. sneed, Robert B. Reynolds
and John H. Crozier, each have removed from and re-
side out of the State Of Tennessee but each owns real
property in the county of Knox and having prayed that
original attachment Issue against said estates which
attachment having been issued by the Clerk Of said Cir
cult Court and levied said estates It is ordered that
publication be made in Brownlow's Knoxville AVhig q
newspaper published in the city Of Knoxville Tennessee,
requiring said defendants to appear at the next term Of
she Circuit Court be held for the county of Knox
the court house in Knoxville, the second Moiday in
February $685. then and there to plead answer or de-
mar TO the suit and demand of the plaintiffs. or the
will be taken confessed and set fer heating
parte as to than.
Given under my hand at Office in Knoxville, this Slst
day Of December, 1867
jan i-4t WILL r. MoBATH, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
T WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID

lsr cash at the house door in Knoxville,
Saturday the 18th day Of January 1865 all the right title
claim and demand that John H. Sawyef has IN and 70
Of land lying the 18th civil district Of Knox
equity adjoining the lands Of Claiborne sawyer Nicholas
sawyers and others Said property win be sold TO satisfy
order Of sale issued from the Circuit court Of Knox county,
in favor Of james b. Clapp ys. John II. sawyerg
NJ d BEARDEN Sheriff.
Dec sS-4t JOHN GIBBS Dep. Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
TEXAS LANDS,

FeR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR EAST TENNEs-
SEE PROPERTY
rEHF UNDERSIGNED WOULD Elk
Il CHANGE good terms, desirable lands situated
In high and healthy portion Of the State Of Texas in
grazing and and cotton country, thicky settled
b5 citizens owning small FARMS and located Immediately
t stage road leading from Austin to San Antonio. The
laad will be exchanged for desirable place rail
rord Communication in upper East Tennessee, at low prices
ana suitable be effected for improved
place. reasonable cash payment in addition would be made
address-Lock Box 30, Nashville, Tennessee
dec 15-5tpd S.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
| WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID

DER for cash, the house door in Knoxville Sat
urday, The 18th day Of January, 1865 al the right he
claim aud demand that Uel Warriek has tract Of land
lying ia the 9Th Civil District Of Knox county adjoining the
lands Of Newton Hansard Manuel Harrek and otners
tanning fifty less Said property Will be sold
10 satisfy order Of sale Issued by tie Circuit Court Of Knox
county in favor Of John n Graham and John Powell VIII
| lis Warriok and Mel. Warriok.
M d. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
I ToFTN CTppc T1orrtg cLorfO
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
T VIVA sETL, To THE uIGHEsT BID.

der for cash. the Court house door IN Knoxville on
Saturday the day January 1865 all the right title,
and demand that Jefferson Gria has IN and TO certain
Of land containing ninety acres less in the
civil district Of Knox county adjoining the land Of Eli
ah ruDn and others Said property will be sold to satisfy an
Of sale issued from the Circuit court Of Knox county
in favor Of Dempsey johnson, ys. Jefferson Griffin
NJ. y. BEAEDEN, Sheriff,
dec 1s-4t JOHN GIBBS Dep. Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
r Will SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID

Il der for cash at Knoxville,
Saturday the 18th day IF January, 1865 all the right title
claim sad demand that Jefferson Griffin has In AID 70
Of lard lying the 18th civil district Of Knox
county, adjoining the lands Of Henry Haynes l. w Reed
othere containing seventy FIVE acres less said
property viii be sold satisfy three ordeg Of yale issued
from the Circuit court Of Knox county two in favor Of Isaac
Hines Jefferson Griffin and in favor Of J. C. Grim,
vs. jefferson Grim.
NJ. D. BEARDES. Sheriff
JILOS GIBBS, Z, s.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
The Presidency.

r~,ua X FANEUIb HALL, BOSTON
GRANT ,n nEss'l BY THE HON. A. II. RIcE-4HE
RESOLUTIONS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08

WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID
DER for cash. the court house door, IN Knoxville,
Saturday, the 18th day Of January 1885, al the right title
claim and demand that and L. Lutz IN certain tract
q land In the 18th Civil District Of Knox county the
Beaver Ridge adjoining the lands Of Thomas White Thomas
farne and oherB containing fifty less Said
property will be sold 70 satisfy order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Court Of county Joseph O. Greer
vs. II. and L. Lutz.
NJ. D. BEARDEN Sheriff.
dec LII JOHN GIBBS. DenutY Sheriff
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-08
ATTACHMENT
ATTACHMENp.

W. W. tleFlnEtNoitA IS James ~. Aa7cNu.
1T APPEARING FROM THE Aft
DANIT dlad n this shs dasanaan James a. Mar
cum removed himself Of the STATE, enceais hn-
shat The ordinary Frosese 81 a ssau9t - sry NJ
hai and having otfaued attachment the
tate The defendant bere III eeh, Justice 81 she Peace
for eanGy clabernf Innnessee, having
been levied epan interest real dcsseIdsd
the estate q s fAfh Peter Marcum DECEASED II 10
therefore ordE hy said antce thai tbs defendant appear
before him oe the lelh CiF district q cistborne
cunty Tennessee The ish day q January Iss, and
show cause II ans has that hani EagHea should net be
eiTan asssast hlfa the viii y preceded witt
parte. Il further ordered that fhs nutce sa b pahsh
"a n Browniews Whig iof fonr saceessiye ssess
asril-ste Eli COIN, y P.