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The sun., 1870-10-22
Did Secretary Cox Resign On Account
Of the NcGarrahnn Claim.

A remarkable slrtcmcnt from one OF the
Washr gtcn correspondents of THE SCy np.
pear,d in our columns last Tuesday. Our
correspondent alleges that Gen Cox, SEC
tary Of the Interior, whose rcsignat on
Las just been Offered and accepted, was led
to tho measure locausc President GRANT
ovcrruled lis nctitn in regard TO the noted
MtGAHHAuAS land claim. According 10
our correspondent, the property in contest
between MCGAEIAIlAE and the New ldria
Quicksilver Company is worth about ak
Millions of dollars. 1t is in California. The
great value OF the estate is due to the quick.
silver mines upon IT, These mines are now
worked by the New ldria Company unlcr
what our correspondent calls mere SQUAT.
tcrs title. NCGAIRAuAN claims that hc IL
the lawful owner of tie property, and lis
claim las lccn held good ly the United
States District Court Of California. Tho
matter has been for some tine before Con.
errss. Tho House of Representatives, by n
very Gocis We majority, las declared iis,lf in
hvor Of NtGARrAirAS's right, and il is said
tLHt the Senate las only been prevented
fom q vote equally conclusive ly par,.a
mautary cAca"ay
Meanwhile 10th parties have cndcavorcd
to secure the favoral lc action Of Secretary
Cos. What MCGAREAnAS desires is that
the l.tcror Department Shall not prciud CT
Is claim ly d olson against Inn in nd
varcc o! the action Of Congress; willie the
New ldria Company is zcalously laborrg N
secure from that Department a patent for
ito properly, Under these circumstances
Gen. Cox Lad determined TO comply with the
visa OF tic New ljria Company, while
Prcs dent GRAsT was resolved that the mat
ter Should await the action Of Congress-
secretary Cox, having been directed by the
ITcs.tert nt< to issue n patent, WAS, accord
III" 10 our correspondent, engaged in framing
dec son under which he could have lcen
compelled ly mandamus from the proper
Court TO issue patent in spite of the Prcsi-
dents orders lut Gen. GRANT innlly inter.
v2rcd and pcrcmptorly d rccted Inn to have
nothing more 10 90 with the sui ject, and
thcrcup1n Secretary Cox resigned
SCch istAc ltNlVht ol our coTrctl ondeht !
and na it has nowhere received an author zcd
contradiction either from Gen. Cox or from
President GEAST, we contludc that it must
be fui SAINT ally true. 1t leaves the question
| ol Gcu CoN's rcsiFnhtion in n nIucl less la.
Nora' le att tudc for hmsclf and more favor.
able one for the Pr sidcnt than lad previously
been r,s,"i,L. We ara glad to have any
% cation 70 say ~ good word for Pres dent
| GEA&T; aud A0y.rg waited a sufficient time
for evidence tlat his act on toward Score Gry
Cox IN til caso las Lcen les worthy OF lis
elevated station than / Las usually locu
| reported, Wo arc glad TO lie ale TO believe
That he rs conducted lins. II in It's matter
with independence. GmU.ss, aud perfect
ro&'rd 20 t"c Irolridy Of Tie sui Ct.
The sun., 1870-10-22

The men # the Guerrero complain that
UcY have not received cent Of pay e.,
two months, aud The snip IL expected .oon to be-
old'rcd TO sea again Is tI5 fair treatment FIR
POOR JackY Tie hod-c0nier who was kept out
Of lis money Tor such length Of time would
have chance Of getting redress through the
Court but poor Jack must be satisfied with
Kicks Instend Of halfnencc
The sun., 1870-10-22

An Engiishmnn's Opinion Of Senator Morton,
LoNpoN, Oct 2l.-The IdH AIII Gdsets, re-
ierring to tho appointment NJ o. =. Morton as
Minister to the Court OF b. James's. says;
"A thoroughly incompetent person Is selected to
represent the United States In England. ana II In.
suucted first 10 bully aud next 10 threaten war.
lhis incompetent person hesitate., probably pro.
leIrnz a domestic skiImiSh with ths Democrats 10
NL With England."
The sun., 1870-10-22
On tho 17;h of April, 1sco. the Earl Ct

On tho 17;h Of April 1sfo. the Earl Ct
CLArrNpoN, then secretary for Foreign AlIra Of
the British Government, sent the following tclc
gram 10 the British Minister at Madil:
Can immed,to attention OF the Sn,r'sh GOV.
eminent to an order issued by e Cap IN C"u.r1l
OF Cuba, on the eth March, declaring that IL
epturcd In anisn waters Or IN oprn seas horder.
ing on tie nlan', with carcoes Of men arms, and
ttihuto 10 promote or encourage the nsurtcctun in
Cuh1. WuatCver NAV be tie place Ct departure or
Their destination, and after examination ut their pa.
pets ard REGISTERS, shnlI he cun-iie-c1 ds 6fciO
and treated - uirat"s aecorlrg TO the ordinances
o. The navv ; and persons found on board such ves-
seis shall hc Immediately shot. Yon will -, that
II Will lc = clnrng violation II the law " natious n
such vessels are captUred on the li.u aHd their
crews treatcl ns tiraieS. sad Iou viii protest
ngainst tie enforcement of tie t'ctcu a,airst
II itish vessels c"p'urcd IN the hrh seas ant yut
v VI saw thai Her Malcsh's g Veipnrut Wil rr.oid
VIII TIE deepest concern tUe eu nr,cncrt ~ tue
decree aust the crew OF nv Piiusu vt--,i cul
tuicj Wttlin Spanish va'Vrs. wicf thc CrcN les
had 10 Warning Ot IL. pton al atom
Here sa case in point. Thr,e out # five
British subjects captured in lie British schooner
Margaret anil Jessie on the north coast Il Cuba,
have been Slot by tie Spaniatds at Cabarlcu.
What aims to be sccn is whc her England will
allow tl,is "glsunG violation of the law of ma.
tons to pass unpunislCj, or whether It will
cx'c' such rcparaton as nav cost Spain the
island of Cuba. Both from Nassau aud Jamaica
1t would be easy for the Cuhans to supply item.
selves with arms il England chose TO declare
them lelhgercn,s.
The sun., 1870-10-22
sArc,sTIc COMMENTARY


To-'aN is tie arnivo sary Of the death NJ Nelson,
&C. years ago, r'd Ne son chase. nine after him, IA
60 years of 40. III. Uc,r'iur to Mr. Cnase) 70
your dtA'h do' In tAi, case Great augfetl
"a" Count n-dE CtmnliHri ~ eAhauguur and \
r"'e.r was t.'n. hftcr rtccs M. CoStrt was
called md te,tG'd rat he pnil Mr. Cl1sc t2tlW
TOR phr ion II q prnHeriI, add ccruhr,ir nom
the COmpirOlc. nlicS wts giYcn IN evidence,
shovin. that ire civ pail Mr. Chase S2tiUO Tor
Nt- taSeu tur tho III Il, 81 toe ParS lng dofend.
ants conns'l. upOn being cl'lcl unOn bY ttl other
-idr rr"duccA tic insruuerts elaine 10 have boen
frsudUlently obtained. anl a-D tho lnd,mon roc.
ord iu tho suit hy Nj Cldap t1s a-iir the will %
Nne. Jlmel re cunt then attcnp,e " show
that llc jumcl tate at t.ll tine was
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Vntinishcd business.

Owing to press of business, and the delay OF
committees in reporting, some important items
were not noticed in our premium list. The
following are noted; Mrs. l.. Eifer, an aged
lady, had on exhibition the following beautiful
articles which were universally admired; ] en-
low case, needle work cushioned chairs.
Akin & Cohman and IIoxsie n DePue, both
had fine display and assortment Of stoves,
tinwarc &c Messrs. \. & c. also exhibited
/, beautiful specimen of eornlce
C. W. CHARLToS, Scc'Y.
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"BlOumt County 0utrageS."
MARYvuLE, Tenn. Oct. 10th

MARrvILLE, TENN, Oct. 10th, 1870
EDITOR CHRONICLE: The Press and Herald
in noticing the reorganization of our County
Court under the Democratic rule, with con
siderable gusto takes up the 'Blount county
outrages,' whichit says have been committed
under the very eyes of the law. When and
where committed? VIII the Press and Herald
answer and tell us single instance whore the
offenders have not been dealt with? 1t cannot
do it inside of this county, unless it be for out
rageous SANDERS by the Democracy of the
county, such as the Bays preacher whipping
last spring The Democratic court repudiated
the school tax assessed by the Republican court,
and went back on itself in eecting a new Chair
man, rice, the Chairman which had been elect
ed last July under their own Constitution, and
on motion of the present incumbent We have
been informed that certain lawyer, who
claims to be some pkinS' on legal matters,
was in court and held that these proceedings
were legal
Our county has suffered much from the Sian,
-dcrs of the Press and Heratd, Repubttcan and
their friends VIII they please come to time
and name the outrages?
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The Baptist General Association.
DANpRIDoE, Tenn, Oct 10, 1870.

DANDRLDGE, Tenn, oct. III, lSfu
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The third session of
he General Association of the Baptist of East
tennessee met at this place on Saturday last at
| ~ NJ. The Introductory sermon was preach
I'd by Rev. |. b. Kimbrough from John Xxx, q.
The speaker especially urged the earnest prose-
nutiOn Of the home and foreign mission work.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Z The Association was called to order for BUSH
ness at 1870 j. VI. by the President Elder w.
IA. Montgomery, and letters from the various
Churches and DISCREET Associations were re-
,eived and read. The election of officers for the
For President, Elder w. ~ Montgomery, of
Leadvale Vice Presidents. Elders Rob Sneed
Joseph Manning and l. b. Kmbrough Re-
,ording Secretary Rev. Jesse Baker Messy
Creek; Corresponding Secretary, Rev. S. j.
Norton, Messy Creek, and Treasurer, John /.
Moses, Knoxville
( Dr. T. c. Tcasdale preached at Il p. NJ, to u
Iarge and attentive audience. He always has
attentive listeners.
On yesterday Sunday at % o clock A. NJ a
sunday school mass meeting met, TO which the
schools of the town were invited Elder n. b.
Goforth and DR., Teasdale addressed the chill
dren and friends Of the Sunday schools.
At the close of his remarks, DR.. Teasdale
called for pledges from the District Associations
for the purpose of publishing some manuscripts
now in his hands, for the use of the Sunday
School children.
/ Rev. $. j. Norton pledged $50 co on behalf
% wv NY +hssocEt'loll, W Pupliah phc
volume. The Sweetwater Association under
took another, at cost of $50 90. The Asso-
Citations in general, undertook the publication
Of third at a cost of 800 90.
Rev. j. r. Graves, Of Memphis, editor of
I The Baptist, preached the morning sermon to
an immense throng of people. He spoke two
hours and fifty minutes. His theme was Jesus
Christ our High Priest
The Rev. Mr.. Shackolford, editor of the
Christian Herald, atTuscumbia, Ala, preached
an the evening
DR.. Sumner, Secretary of the Southern Board
of Missions preached this morning, at II
o'clock
The Association is largely attended by rep
rcsentativcs of churches from various parts OF
East Tennessee. The utmost harmony pre-
walls. X.
This communication, we are sorry to say
has been delayed because of press Of matter
, EDS. CHRONICLE.]
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Blooming Young Girls,

Middc-aged matIons those at the critical period, aud
the aged grandmother all cured BY the of
English Female Bitters. now prescribed and used by
physicians all over the country.
II you are troubled with Falling of the Womb. at
tended with sense Of weight and bearing down pain
in the buck and side and other attendant evils English
Female Bitters will give entire relief, .
Those at the turn of life" mothers after conhne-
ment and all Others male femalel who GONZALES
cents from any proracted or facilitating complaint
who gain strength slowly and whose digestion i slow
and imperfect will find these Biters the very thing
their system demands. 1t gives powerful appetite.
aids and assists digestion the liver strengthens
mentally and physically, and fills the whole system
with crimson blood coursing through its channels.
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Wlsener and Brown ut Blountville.
BLouNrv1LLr. 49,. o.. 1O

BLoUNTvILLE, Tenn, Oct. 10
EDITORS CHRONICLE: To-day Wisener and
rown met at this place, and discussed the po-
teal issued of the day. Every man seems salts
ed with the result, and pround of their stan
ard bearer, and no one seems to find fault with
ther as to the manner Of dealing with the
|oints at issue. While we, as Republicans, feel
Irawn to Col. Wisener by his pleasant manners
nd noble defense of Republicanism, we have
ne highest respect for General Brown. lie in
iulges in nothing either in language or in mien
nat is in the slightest offensive to his oppo-
tents. HI appears 50 different to the common
erd Of Democratic politicians that all Repub
cans are ready to exclaim, how can he act
nth them, or how can he associate with the
cry men who have fought him and isfriends
ON time immemorial."
But he has been schooled in the rebel cause,
md mixed with Democrats so long he can say,
am Democrati without his voice falterng,
IA a blush mantling his cheek. He unblush-
hgly rciterates the stale charge Of corruption,
Fhch thOyeroviIoG eAuA oulu ~ hnor tnohoNin,
ampingldjolnlng farms near the town of
some o1arket In Jefferson county that il
lllght nohonth of December, 1868, force of
uliiIn . ;Oldiers, under the command of Ge
DOR fSuoy aughn, encamped, for two or three
,llinr bldld cut timber upon the land of defer
npatienc, error and that, in January, or Febr
ility, and64 brigade of rebel soldiers, unde
1ey, ,perhmmand Of General Longstreet, ais
put III, ,nped, for about three weeks, an,
NJ tbe wo"mber off said land that the place o
ennessec nplnent was convenient one ana
5elings ofen used, at different times, by troop
lvored tnging to the Federal and rebel arm
heir, refiIat the land, consisting of about ten q
Colonel ,s very valuable on occonnt of tho Il;
f inspirn ovv;nG ,non IL. thot of tI,;y tho !
essed, AM" lug l ppou ~ tnoU u Iii'e' VIC
peaking Z n'lu uGS'royeu ABOUT tWo' anu Cne
carer We acres, leaving two acres standing
i1ination ttther appears that, on the second
ore in then above mentioned, the rebels took
I st old maht acres of standing corn, six or
ared d OF oI5gs, about two thousand pounds of
~" Woi ngpIIe about twenty dozen bundles of
Nisoncr, and q8sEiyed .thG8dt theirIlg III fne
( light sort of company now BUCK
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Death is at the Door.

In all these complaints thesystcm evidently shows
want of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill in his work on
Diseases of Females, says: Bearing in mind that the
known property of to correct this condition. theory
suggests the most to be relied on the best of which
is the Citrate Citrate of Iron enters largely into the
composition Of English Female Btters, combined with
powerful vegetable TONES of rare qualities.
Among the mountains of Tennessee and the piney
woods of Mississippi is found certain hard and hinty
root which has been in secret use by some old mid
wives for many years. possessing magic powers in regu
lang and restoring all females suffering with any af
lection of the womb. This root have obtained gave
il fair test in practice, and it is of the
principle ingredients In these Bitters, Other powerful
uterine and general toncs also enter into its compost
ton We also add Leptandra Black root. sufficient
to act upon the liver and keep the bowels open.
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Sickness, Pain and Death

Begtimacly result penalties for violations OF natural
laws from which mono can escape. sf
The ldc cheek the pale and wan features. the dull
eve, the clouded intellect the deep heaying sigh tho
feeble and emaciatod frame the detected brow the tot
terng gait oil indicate previous asgresson Of Law.
knowing That procrasnaton is the thief Of time an
intelligent beings apply for some remedyas soon cir
eumstaneeg permit; while those who do not act upon be
principle that delays DANGEROUS generally nger
lose more tine and pay more moHep.
Thousands Of mothers aud daughters, in all stations
and conditions OF iic hrc suffering lingering and d.
ing from the effects Of some dreaded and dreadful
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Common Grogshop Bitters

Empty bitter bottles of various styles be found
around almost every dwelling and cabin throughout
the land Their taste is pleasant and are advertised TO
cure almost every disease, while the manufacturers
kaor they possess medicinal properties whatever.
They are 30 many DISCUSSES for exceedingly
beverages which do not cannot possibly any
one.
Beware of these pleasant bitters in quart bottles;
they contain sting for your yitas and he wh" buys
them carries toper's" grog into his house. One man
who knows nothing about medicine his big bottles
of common stuff will chills and fever, rheumatism
and consumption; another whose bottle i very fancy.
cures all impurities Of the blood makes old men young.
casts devils restores sight to the blind and numer
Gus other miracles; while yet another who presumes
every man drunkard proposes to cure collie, ingFow
ing nails. yellow fever heart disease and loycsick
maidens! We know they make no such cures; we
kdow the people ut large are deceived and swndled,
and ms we desire to ycntilae these common humbugs
make the following challenge to one and all
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Call For n Convention.

DANDRIDGE, Tenn, Oct. 10th, 1870.
10 the Republicans Of jefferson county;
You are hereby requested to meet in Conyen-
ton at the Court House in cambridge on Sat
urday, the 22d inst for the purpose of nominat-
ing a Republican candidate to represent us in
the next General Assembly of the Safe Of Ten
nessee Also, for the purpose Of taking into
consideration, other matters, that would tend to
promote the interest of the party.
Neryirespectiully
Your obcdient servant,
j. Nat. LYLE,
NJ c. Exec Committee.
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Female Complaint,

That claim; its victims Throughout the length and
breadth Of oar land
Many females suffer in some way ut each monthly re-
Rod; some girls are in peril ut the commemorate mt
of mensruaton, while older dread its decline at
the turn ofliic Sometimes the menstrual flow IL toe
much too little or may be attended with aim may
be Irregular entirely checked changed in appear
anec attended with other distressing sympFUms Leu
corrhwa or the Whites, frequently drains the Sys-
cause rapid prostFaton. hra .-.. Hta--.. H. 81.
Falling OF the womb is an exceedingly common com
plant, giving much trouble aud distress which under
ordinary treatment, is difficult TO cure.
Mysteries Green Sickness lrrabiity of the Womb,
and other serious and fatal complaints follow the female
sex throughout life. Lives there medical gentleman
who has relieve the fair Of tho above trou
bcs? Not many. Is there combination Of RENE
dial agents that will come to her rescue? We answer
Yes. p
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
English Female Bitters,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female Reg
ulatoF known, will cure all those npaints above.
mentioned in an incredibly short time. The Bters ut
arouses strengthens and restores the womb to its
natural condition, removing distractions, relieving
pain and regulating tho monthly period Wonder
standsn pale feeble and anguid girl just bursting in
70 womanhood; She il the pride of all but bark She
silently steals pickle, eats chalk slate penc
appetite for food: she turns with duh eye and seeks
solitude her eye no longer sparlles her merry laugh
is no longer beard ringing through the an; she nopes
about with boodlcss lips and gums, with headache,
paipitaion, constipation, swimming of the head, cold
feet and hands melancholy; she has coated tongue,
offensive breath and ahost Of other evilstoo numerous
to mention. g ....l g.. .a. ...gs ..... .
When neglected all these symptoms become aggraya-
ted thereis sick stomach. heartmrn ~ dark line set
ties under e eyes the legs and ankles are syoeE the
hair loses it gloss and fills off there Is brittlencss and
splitting of h tnger-na w0llen abdomen. extreme
nervousness iretiuness, pains and aches. dry cough,
historical fits rapid pr0straton, epilepsy and dcatht
If YOU, or lT Of your friends, thus afflicted, send
at Tor Bottle Of English Female Bitters and be
cured. lts effects are magical in such complaints
SuTclvno mother will postpone and delay this duty
until .......-
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One Hundred Dollars

That one tablespoonful of ENGLISH FEMALE BIT
TIERS contains M much medicinal properties ms one
bottle OF any of the pleasantly tasted, common adVer-
tised bittcrs of the day! The medical profession to
decide the question. BE it understood that the English
Female Btters is not beverage but is a powerful
Iron and Vegetable Tonic combined curing long stand
ing chronic female complaints in every direction
Put up in large bottles ut Sl5O per bottle or sN bot
ties for $500 and sold by druggists and merchants eve
Nwhere. 80 .
Memphis, Tenn.
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DromgOOIe G. Co.'s BuChu.

The best aud cheapest combination for all affections
of the Kidneys and Bladder ever offered to the public
II is prepared by regular physicians and used by the
profession.
Price 81 or six bottles for S. Sold by druggists and
J. P. DROMGO0LE & CO
aug2-ly. Memphis. Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

ira and Refuse Lie uors, t,.ct ore,,, speed
and eweetened TO please me ti!sto' "a ''u ONES
- Anpettzers, - Z" RasturafS," =, IT, I loh tlo
timber on to drunkenness aud rain, butarc Rtrue
Medicine, made nom tho Native Rn"ts anu
Herbs OF California, free from Gn ALCOHOLIC
Stimulants. They are Tho G REAT ELOOD
PTTIJiRIFTER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPLAE, n perfect keaoya;nr ana lnvg"fator
Of the ey seem, carrying oil all poisonous matter,
and restoriug the blood to healthy condition.
No person can take these Btiers, according to
directions, and remain long unwell.
AlOO will be given for an lncurable case, pro-
ylding tho bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point OF repair.
For Infiammatory and Chronic Rheu-
matism, and Gout; Dyspepsia, or lndl-
Restion, Bilious, Remittent: and Inter
Militant Fevers, Diseases of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, thee BIT
tiers have been most sMcresstu,' ,Such DIS
eases are caused by Initiated Blood wln.h
IS generally pro lurcd by arrangement OF inc
Digestive Organs. o,, o,, s+iror,oto
the tornid liver and bow - VII u render them
'T',,"t'l.,ll,l efficacy in .... '.r the blood OF
nilunprriHoa, ana unPff'a i.o'' lite ana Vigor
totAeMHo,e system.
Dyspepsia OF indigestion, Headache,
Painin the shoulders, Coughs, IlsntIes,ss Of tiio
ga Dizlurss, Sour Stomach Bad Taste IN
IA, Mouth L. nous AttarEs, Ialg.iaiion OF the
i[at, Cup,nls DscGii"9cs Of Urine, ram IN
IN, regions o. tho Liaucys, and HUNDRED other
t,,iuiul eylnrtofas when are the otsprlDgs OF
u .u,reit are cured by these liiers. =,
l,o4ise the Initiated Blood Whenever you ma
Impurities bursting through the eklnin fim-
/, IS. Eruptions or Sores; cleanse 1t when u ID
t. j, and youricehngs viii tell you wheh' heeh
ta.c blood pure and The health OF the system VIII
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
the system OF 50 many thousands, are enectuaHy
DESTROYED and removed. ,
For fun directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four languageh-
English, German, French, and Spanish ~ W
J. WALKER. 80 d "a Commerce street, M T.
PROPRIETOR. II. II. MCDONALD co,
Druggists and General Agents.
San Francisco, California, and 80 apde Con'
merce Street, n. Y. ..,oD,,, ,,r,>
rs SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS.
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WE ALSO HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL LARGE
w tracts Of Mountain Lands, suitable for farming
and grazing purposes.
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HOUSE AND 1IoT PLEASANTLY LOCATED ON
II Broad street House has. six rooms and.many
conycnicnces Price $500.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

CHBAP HOUSE AND lot IN DEADERICK'S
y Addition. Only $3.50. Nice location. . .
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NEW UNFINISHED HOUSE ON STATE STREET
~ in good location. Win cost only a small amount
to finish it, and is offered cheap Price sl1OO