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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24

THERE is mt present considerable activity
in the real estate market, especially Tor
city and suburban property. Several city
lots for dwellings aud business houses have
recently chspged9 hhhdS snd sSmo IN
portant sales have been made or tracts OF
land lying just outside the city limits.
Contracts apalready closedffor the erection
of large number of business houses,
some of which will he very handsome.
The spacious business block of Messrs'
Cowan, McChng d Co., ia srapilR APP
proaching completion, and presents n very
handsome appearance. It's built of brick
and iron, four stories lin height besides
basement, and so feet front by 100 in depth,
and will cost about $4,000. Their inn
mcnse business, amounting to. nearly
-, 00o,OOQannnal SAILS ,irequires moreroom
than their present location affords.
The work on the Custom House, for
which Congress has made AN appropria-
ton, is being pushed vigorously by those
having it in charge. 1t is to be built of
white marble, of which we have mex
haustible quantities ggpqT at hand, and it
is estimated that Il VIII cost near $500, 900.
The stone, or marble, used in its construc-
ton is pronounced by &c Supervising
Architect Col a. b. Mullet, to be equal
or superior to any in the United States for
building purposes. ....t,..x,.,
G. NJ. Branner, ESD, Isl erecting mar
bic front building, three stories high, be-
sides basement, which will be occupied as
q Wholesale drug store. It's cost viii he
about $751; 900.
Our leading wholesale drug house.
NIcsseTs. E. J. Sanford & Co., haze made
for the erection of a hand
some building for their business. 1t Will
be built of brick, with brown stone front,
30 feet front, by $50 in depth, four stories
high It's cost will lie about S2O.OOe,
We have immense quantities of brown
stone within easy access of Knoxville, and
hereafter it will doubtless he used extern
sively for building purposes. ......t -.
Hon. r. J. Mckinney ia erecting a brick
block of six store houses, which will add
much to the appearance Of that part of
Gay street where it is to be located.
A commodious building for the use OF
he wholesale dry goods house of Messrs.
McClung, Gillispie * Co., is also under
contract. s-sFFsy -
Many other. houses for dwellings and
business purposes viii be erected during
.he season, which is additional proof Of the
growth and prosperity of the city.
e.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24

WE have had the pleasure of meeting
quite large number of our correspondents
during the past two months, and they
have almost without exception, expressed
themselves rs highly pleased with Fast Ten
nessee. Some have purchased property
and settled permanently, and others have
returned home to make necessary arrange
ments for coming here.
We are satisfied that our advantages ina
the way Of climate, good lands, steady
markets for productions of ali kinds, facil-
tiles for obtaining raw material for different
manufacturing establishments and the
like, only need TO be known in order to
induce large number Of capitalists and
farmers to settle here.
In the West, cheap land is the only in
ducement, and il costs az much, or more,
to ship bushel Of grain to market, than
the cost OF raising. Here we are Just at
the door Of the great Southern markets.
where good prices can always be obtained
for grain, hay, bacon and live stock.
We do not wish to he understood as
claiming that fortunes can be made here
with comparatively nothing to commence
on or that people can make living without
work hut we do claim, aud are prepared
to show that farming, properly carried on,
is NJ profitable here as in any other section
Of the country, and that the investment
Of capital in n judiciOus manner will pay
handsome dividend.
Many gentlemen Of means seem TO think
that investments here are attended with
much risk, and that real estate is of un-
certain value and liable to depreciation
This In very erroneous impression. Real
estate in and about Knoxville has increased
one hundred per cent in the last five years,
and In some places the increase has been
much greater, and there il no question
but that the prospect for the future is ms
fine as 1t wa after the close Of the war
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24

PARTIES having property of any kind
for sale should not fail to avail themselves
of the facilities offered Ivy our agency for
finding purchasers. We are prepared to
sell farms, mountain, mineral and grazing
lands, and city and suburban property of
every description.
We have a large number OF correspon-
dents in all parts OF this country, and
many in England, Scotland, Wales and
other portions of Europe.
Our next LAND REGISTER will he pub
lished in July, and property left with us
for sale will be advertised free of charge
No expense is incurred unless sale is
effected, in which case our charges are
reasonable. Those wishing to sell living
at a distance from Knoxville, can write
us, and we will send them Descriptive
Blanks to fill out, and from which we can
gain full descriptions of the property
offered.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
Chronicle Supplement.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, May 9th, 1871
Tennessee Land Register.

WE have decided TO defer the publica-
ton of the second number of our LAND
REGISTER for 1871, until about the first of
July next, ut which time it will be sent to
all our regular subscribers. The delay
will give us an opportunity TO prepare n
much better edition than we could have
done during the busy spring season, and
we shall spare no pains to make our next
number wellworth two ordinary ones.
Single copies OF our new LAND REG
IsTER will be sent to any address on re-
ceipt Of twenty-five cents, and those wish
ing to invest, or settle in East Tennessee
will find II to their advantage to send for
it.
Our LAND REGISTER for January will,
i'm the mean time, be found very interest
ing to those wishing to inform themselves
fully regarding the resources, climate and
manufacturing advantages of our section.
The facts and figures contained therein
will not be published in our next issue,
as we will have Information of another
character to communicate. 1t is therefore
important that all Interested should have
both publications. Price of January num-
Der, fifteen cents.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24

eral fine thoroughbred colts, also fine
work stock, with fine stock of cattle and
hogs, together with wagons, cite. A splcn-
did cotton gin, a new st. Clair wheat
thrasher and fan, a corn, and cob mill,
sugar boiler and many other convcnicnccs
100 numerous TO mention, including q
blacksmith shop thoroughly furnished, all
of which. VIII be sold with the place, on
reasonable terms. The place enjoys unin-
terrupted health and is susceptible of being
made very beautiful. The river affords
quentitiesof fine fish, and is a swift, clear
and beautiful stream. The topography of
the place admits of its being divided into
three settlements, fronting on,the railroad
and river, giving to each good portion of
cleared and bottom land and also wood
land, and on each good wells Of water al
ready exist-the place having originally
belonged to different interests, and settle
ments being on each. The Rome Road
contracts for all wood and cross ties fur
nished, on advantageous terms, and will
furnish cars for shipment of wood to
Rome, or produce to be conveyed in either
direction. z - q. %. b." '.0'. p r. TT.
No. POI. PRICE, 81, 800.
Farm 200 acres, in Anderson county, ~
miles from Heiskell's Station, about IS
acres in cultivation, double log house, barn
two springs, etc, This is said to be fine
location Tor country store. 81 900 cash, bal
anee twelve months I 81 ?
25 ACRES. No. 2O3. PRICE, $500.
Cheap farm in Anderson county, ii
miles from railroad station, and 10 miles
from Knoxville, two log cabins aud stable,
about is acres in cultivation, balance tim
Der.
a q = 50
800 ACRES , no. 2O4. PRtcE,!$s,2oO.
This farm is situated in jefferson county,
q miles from Strawberry Plains, and
about is miles from Knoxville by rail, 90
acres in cultivation, balance timber, large
log house, weatherboarded, and out-build-
ings, small orchard, very fine spring and
a branch running through the entire place.
The soil is susceptible of fine cultivation.
Terms, two-thirds cash, balance on time
with interest. 1t will be seen that we ask
but $40 per acre for this farm.
CHRAF SMALL No. 2lO. PRIcE, 5000
FAEM-1O0 ACRES. PER ACRE
This farm of 100 acres is situated >
miles from Loudon, IoudOn county, Tenn.
There is. about 40 acres I'm cultivation,
log house and barn, some apple and peach
trees, and good well. A cheap home.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
IRON PROPERTY.

5000 ACRES. No, 2O5. PRleE, $40, 900
This property isstuated in Washington
county, II miles from railroad station. The
principal advantage consists of SUPERIOR
facilities for making charcoal iron. Iron
ore is abundant and timber sufficient for
all purposes. There is n large amount of
white pine, which is very valuable in this
section, much Of the land is good, for far
ming purposes, and in all respects the tract
would suit q colony desiring to engage In
farming and manufacturing 7~.r,0 - "
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
GRTlST MILL.
No. 173. PR

No. 173. PRICE, $4,000.
One of the finest Touring mills in East
tennessee, with IA acres of land, situated
on the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia Railroad, in the heart of the wheat
growing region, two cottage residences,
stables, etc. This property is offered at
less than cost. Capacity of mill is 100
barrels of flour q day, and the water power
Is abundant all the season. Ftrther1nfor-
nation furnished on application.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
S1W MIL!
!. b PRIcE, S4, 800.

.l.-- nv. \ N NO, IL, b PRICE, 81 800,
SAW mill and 50-horse power engine,
shingle and lathe machines, corn mill, etc. Z
situated on. the Clinch river and Knox
vile and Kentscky Railroad, at Clinton.
Fine location for saw mill, logs plenty nj
falr prices; Time will be given, if desired,
on one-haf the purchase money. rrl '.re'l
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
VALLEY FARMS.

232 ACRES. No. 1G0. PRICE, 81, 900
This farm is- situated Gin 7Aieigs county
twomiles from Steamboat landing, on Hia-
wassee river, 100 acres in cultivation,
mostly level land, balance covered with
fine growth of timber of various kinds,
two dwellings on the place, one frame and
the other hewed logs, small orchard, two
springs aud creek. frhis place can be di-
vided to advantage into two farms. Terms
cash.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24

$50 ACRES No, l64. PRICE,

$50 ACRES. No, l64. PRICE, $500
Farm in Meigs county, on Hiawasse
river, half a mile from steamboat landing
l25 acres in cultivation, 80 of which Is
frst-class, and - second-class river bottom,
balance upland hut good soil, timber fine,
and of various kinds, hewed log dwelling,
barn and other out-building. This place
is located in aEood neighborhodd and con-
venient TO churches and schools. Terms
cash.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
COPPER MINE.

Eua1t" No. 176. H"Ji,iE EJIaH
Large tract of. copper lands, in Floyd
county, Virginia, ores have been fully
tested, and found to be very rich. Price,
terms, ETC., furnished on application. Map
can be seen at our Office, -4Er
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
IRON PROPERTY.
Not So.

Very fine tract of land containing all in-
eNhaustible quantity of iron ore, blast fur
mace, steam engine, dwellings, olIt-build-
ings, saw and gfist mill, Blacksmith shop,
etc, well situated, Price, terms, etc, fur
nlshcd on application. .-L-E trnrIilh
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24

EMIGRATION from the Northern States
to East Tennessee has been greatly re-
tarded this season by a wide spread i'm
preston that our section is in an unsettled
and unhealthy political and social condi-
ton. This is a great mistake and does us
great injustice. There are no Kuklux or
CARNATIONS or secret societies of such a
nature in East Tennessee. All classes and
colors enjoy as perfect security in person and
property as is found in any State in the
Union. All who como can rest assured that
if they conduct themselves as law-abiding
citizens, they will find hearty welcome,
ample protection, and as much freedom in
the exercise oftheir social, domestic and POI
litical privileges as they now enjoy at
home.
If those doubling the truth of these
statements would make us visit they
will at once become convinced that all we
say is verified by actual facts.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
CITY, SUBURBAN AND VII
LACE PROPERTY.
No. 1853.

No. 1863.
Thirty beautifully located lots near the
Clinton Pike These lots have Just been
laid out, and are, now offered for sale for
the first time. Favorable terms can be
secured by those wishing to build.
LyJl No. 167. PRICE, 500.
Vacant lot on Asylum street, 5Oxl5O.
.--stoNo. 16s, Pa, PRICE, 81 900.
Small house and lot, well located, in
East Knoxville, near 1ngles' mill.
No. 1859. PRICE, $500.
Very desirable situation for a residence,
lot 60X145, on Cumberland Street, near the
Episcopal Church.
I Exceedingly desirable lot for a residence
on Asylum street, near Market Square.
No. l75. PRICE, $1,000.
Lot $50 feet square, corner Cumberland
and Locust streets, very desirable location
for residence, one of the best i'm the CITY,
No. la. PRICE, $4,000.
One story frame dwelling and p acres
OF land, one mile from the court house, in
Greenevile, Tenn, land under good fence,
house.new fine young orchard, etc.
No. 49, PRICE 81 200.
Very neat and comfortable cottage and
fine lot, situated about one mile from the
court house in Knoxville, on the Clinton
Turnpike. -FTF - -fsi
...r...... No. lS3. PRICE, $1,000.
Frame house, two stories with seven
rooms, with about an acre and a fourth of
land. Time will he given on a part of the
purchase money.
.. '..,.fU..I No. 1877. r..| rrE
Lot 75xl5O feet, situated on the corner of
Gay and Jackson streets, fine location for
house. Price, terms, etc, fur
nishcd on application.
No. 1871. PRICE, $500.
Tract OF land on turnpike, about one
mile from the city, containing about one
acre, good location for dwelling.
800 yal us No. 1872. =. Price, 81 500. |
Two houses and lots on Howard street. J
One house has five rooms and two porches, !
and is 1925 feet. Other house is 16X32, |
and contains three rooms and porch. There |
Is also a blacksmith shop on same prop |
erty. Lots front III feet ON Howard street |
and are 10 feet deep.
40 fh.rlNO, l93., ,.f.t,f..f.
-Four houses and lots in Moses addition,
three for sale at 500 each, one for $3.50. |
Lots are all 5Ox15O.
L-sT.-g No. 1877, PRICE, $1,000.
Two lots one acre each, and two houses
In Leesburg, Washington county, said to
be good location for country store.
DWELLING AND No. l9S. PRICE, $500.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
House ISx26 and blacksmith shop 2Dx5O,
n good order, at Heiskell's Station. Shop
mas good custom.
49,, No. 100. PRICE, $500.
House AXIS, three rooms and kitchen
md lot 25xl25, situated on corner Patio
md High streets, East Knoxville.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
MUNSON 4 BAILEY'S ADDITIONAL LIST
Of Property pfefh@t in January Number f Tennessee Land Register
PRICE, $1,000.

Planning No. 200. PRICE. 80 700.
MILL.
Two story frame shop, 22xi3, on lot
2l4Xlo, and engine shed. The property IL
situated in Sweetwhter," on tllehEast Zen
nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad, ma
chinery consists Of one Woodbury. engine.
Ia horse power, one scroll saw and circular
saw, one hatcher and plaher, one niorti-
cling machine, turning lathe, etcsj Offered
only for short time. y1nl fs'd siiaN
M .f.rs.r. &c. lij ------,tu.t 81 ID 1IshJ ,fH
DWELLING. No. ZOE. i,1 PRICE, ~ 900.
Story and a-half frame dwelling with ell,
containing five rooms and cellar, good
clstern and smoke house. Lot contains
one-halt an acre, some fine fruit on the
place. Said TO be an excellent Dlace for n
physician, the owner having been the only
one in the vicinity. -HSNH i"l i"T
g..r.I I. la',.' -La.si HaT .unonJ
DWELLING.' ID 2 No. 206. 3 PRICE, $500.
Very desirable two story frame house,
seven rooms and cellar with good sized lot,
in Whites Addition TO Knoxville Terms.
$1,000 cash, $500 in one, 81 900 in two years
t..|f ..t. No 2OS . ".aI0 HTE -f'ii
ErsF PRICE, 800 PER ACRE.
This. tract of so acres of land is situated Q
miles from Knoxville, and in an eligible To-
cation for subdivisions into tracts OF from
one 10 ,ftteen acres, and offers Q. fine OPP
portunlty for persons wanting suburban
homes, or for dairy or garden purposes.
Here would be a fine place for persons who
live in town TO have gardens and fruit
aiiording place for evening drives and
recreation. This property is in an excel
lent neighbofhood, and the price asked is
very low. 1t will be sold as a whole or i'm
small tracts as desired. ..-.., ,J7
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
COAL IND IRON PROPERTy

|r NO III, PRICE, $50, 600. A
1000 acres of coal and iron lands in
Campbell county, 50 miles by rail from ,,
Knoxville. This property is situated i'm. I'D
medlately on the Knoxville and Kentucky
Railroad, and abounds ia iron ore and stgneu-
coal. Coal is now being successfully mined
ut one point, and there is room enough for
i0ur additional openings, SO situated Tint
cars on the railroad, from q side track not
more than one to two hundred yards in
length, from this point transportation is ,
certain and cheap to Knoxville, and thence
to all points south. This property fs'1
offered, we think, at very low figures
The coal trade is just being developed i'm
this section, and is rapidly growing into
trade of the first importance.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
COUNTRY RES No. $50. PRICE, $40, 900
IDENCE AND EARM. ~

bk5" Letters requiring answers should
enclose stamp. ,aJEh tdLJBI
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
CHEAP EAssr No. isS. tlPRIcE, 81 500.

CHEAP EABsE No. l65. q PRICE, 81 500.
100 acres, IS in cultivation, situated in
Meigs county, log house, barn and other
out-buildings. This place is offered at q
bargain, the price beingisles than $40 per
acre.
26O AcFEg. \ b'No.if7o. 4'pRs1 e. s 81 ooo
Cheap farm in Roane county, 0 miles
from Philadelphia, a station Of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad,
about 30 acres in cultivation, ordinary log
buildings, land fress!h,, timber fine and
available.
1871 ACRES. DO No, III PRICE, 81, 900
This farm is situated in Knox county,
on Beaver creek, 6 miles from PowelPs
Station and II miles from Knoxville.
about 30 acres in cultivation, 80 or 40 acres
fine timber, fine new log house and barn ;
also, tenament houses and barn and small
orchard. This place is in one of the best
farming districts In the county, convenient
to churches, schools and postofiice. Sew
eral northern families have recently pur-
chased farms in the neighborhOod.
"a Cheap farm of 1850 acres, 80 i'm eultiva-
ton, situated In Roane county, s miles
from Kingston, and one mile from steam
boat landing, small dwelling, orchard etc.,
churches and schools near. Terms, $500
cash, balance one and two years in equal
installments.
COUNTRY RES No. $50. PRICE, $40, 600
IDENCE AND FARM. -N
Very fine country residence and farm Of
about 100 acres, situated on good turnpike
road, miles from Knoxville, large brick
house. eight rooms brick servants house
four rooms brick smoke house and office,
large barn, carriage house, ice house, corn
crib, etc, about 30 acres of land i'm a good
state OF cultivation, balance covered with
fine growth Of timber, and very conve-
nient to market.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
CHEAP LANDS.

Go ACRES. ~, No. 209. PRIOE, $1,000 y
This tract Of cheap land lies in " ryan
county, about miles from Watbi's, The
land is pretty level and has beepeaflahy
ing purposes. Time will be gen on part {.
of purchase price, -. --- 81 .,t ID
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3i9iF (Ne, l9d.} fsISA $500.

Farm OF two hundred acres, so in cult
Walton, good log house, kitchen, stable,
etc, miles from lockwood; also ON the
place, coal bank, good water power for
mill purposes, etc. n. ,-a,, ,a Louie, na
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Thirty beautifully located lots near the
Clinton Pike These lots have Just been
laid out, and are, now offered for sale for
the first time. Favorable terms can he
secured by those wishing to build.