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sehr Rove wsrren. aSpe Sable No, FOR New York.
sehr Mary Jane Allen Jonssport for New York. with
schr Mall Mead Greenwich for New York. with stone TO
ssar Circle holss Hu'ses Landing for New York. with
sSn New
s ssST SI DSSwnnE Mott, RS:yn for New Ysr.
Henry has New ssdo Si for Ne" YORK.
@ saio. sss %Es s@ Bedford
cf Ssn SSSs f0r Ne" York.
wss ssS5 ,11
schr TeI9s Chsmplin, Norwich for New York
HAVEN cI SS fS
asfrf Fa R EIfsfssS YORK.
ssa a S S.N N' oS with
ms Sssa and PASSENGER s,Ig
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Norwich. Hines New York for Salem.
Howard HoSos.n Tor siasIssow se'0''
s scsr Senator Nye Esahs,hport for Provaence
schr John Randolph, Robbins. ElisaSenpoH for New
Sem sssT TS. 1y%s. Ps H.. aoSSh: @
sshr yeTnlOn NcEe"on, johnson for New Haven
lsetgss Bay
sr T lsn pawu'k
scsr sGaz v Ross, Rop ,s,oS, for Lyna
EifzaDetnpOr providence.
sshr Channcey st John, Parsons Ezabehpor for Bridge
schr L Hulse Hall, Rondout for Providence
scnr Markle, Fisher New Brunswick for Bridgeport.
Schr Lady Emma, Carroll Elzabethport for Hartford
schr Eli Townsend Dickens, Elzabethport for Provi-
schr Thos Smith, Newman Elizabethport for New Bed
schr wor,hiegton hiladelphia for Newport
schr Eva Bell. Horner, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Loou Parks Hoboken for Salem
scbr Romeo, Matthews, Hoboken for Belfast.
Schr Telegraph, Nickerson, Port johnson for Bangor
Schr Ella: Sammis, New York for Greenwich
schr = Laughon LAughton, New York for Pembroke.
Schr susie Prescott Glass, New York for Lepreaux NIB
Schr Native, De Hart, Ellzabethport for Bristol
Schr Guiding Star (Br Merriam, New York for Windsor
schr Anna Maria (Br) Cole, New York for shulee Ms
Schr Capea tBr), Newcomb, New York for st John NB
schr Empress, Kennedy, New York for Boston,
sehr g Kmball, u, Hall, New York for Boston.
schr Ocean Ben, Colin, Philadelphia FOR Portsmouth.
Schr Chief, Beebe, New York for Greenport
schr Albatross. Davis, New York for Boston
Schr Commerce, Tyler, Rondout for Mystic.
Schr Hiram Tucker, Curtis Port johnson for Boston,
schr White Rock, Laferty Elizabethpor Bridegroom
Schr Goodwin, W aterbury, New York for Stamford
Sshr pnrnsn Prey osi New York for Stamford
sehr william Hspp xkp pSrsnd
Schr Mcfree, Wilson, Ezabethport for Norwaik
Schr Sarah Ann, Rogers, Por1 Johnston for Salem.
Schr oregon, Perry, Rondout for Bath.
Sloop Harvest, Corwin New York for Providence.
Steamer Galatea, ye, New York for Providence
wHITEsToNE, Ii, Aug 23-lI:5OPM
Inc prg Lavina from New York for Gibraltar, previously
reported lying at anchor, still remains
ost OF the eastward bound vessels which this
The New York sch ooship Mercury arrived her
ton oil Hart Island.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.
More Opposition for Ben Builer-Another Re.
publican Candidate for Governor.

BOSTON, August l3, 1871.
Between sixty and seventy gentlemen, represent
ing different parts Of Massachusetts, held meeting
in this city to-day for the purpose OF presenting
Harvey Jewell as the republican candidate for Gov
ernor. Mr.. n. Ii. Coolidge presided. Remarks IA
vorng the object OF the meeting were made by
Messrs. Coolidge, F. ". Bird, D. L. Harris OF Spring
field; c. G. DAVIS, Of Plymouth; John E. Sanford, Of
Taunton, and others.
The meeting chose the following general com.
mittee to take measures TO bring Mr.. Jewells name
before the Republican Convent1On:-Henry L. Pierce,
OF Boston: Adm Thayer, Worcester: Estes Howe,
Cambridge; William Rowland Lynn: Job NJ. Leonard,
Somerset; Charles G. Davis, Plymouth; Jerome Wells,
Chicopee; jeremiah some, Providence: George J.
Horner, Brooklyn; Daniel $. Richardson, Lowell;
II. J. Barker Adams; William J. Arnold, Northamp-
ton,
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS,
Split in the Party-IntermeddIina of the
Secretary Of the Senate-Pist0Is and Bowie
Knives. but No BIOOdshed.

SAN FRANCISCO, August o. 1871.
The division OF the republicans on local ofrces
and the legislative ticket, caused as alleged by the
meddling OF George G. Gorham Secretary of the
United States Senate, appears to be incurable.
mass meeting OF dissatisfied republicans last even
ing repudiated the legislative and municipal nomi.
nations and appointed a committee to nominate
new ticket
After the meeting an array occurred between
FRANK Pixey and A. J. Bryant who participated III
the meeting and Billy Carr and w. W. Stow, friends
OF Gorham. in which pistols and knives were drawn
bur no one injured.
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in the Roads. out.
B.sniPs in the harbor cal the pilot by of three
mated beforehand their intention to sail. '
m Of f Jans nighttime established at Port Said from the
Piotase compulsory for measuring more than
Dues IoT might pS ct aer sunset and belore
francs Tor steamers when they do not pass through
When the ships go through the canal the dues are
reduced to 10 francs for sailing vessels and 70
s. Copslgnees are liable for piloiaee dues
o. shrs entering the harbor without pilot will be liable
By order Of ne w EHEsaa Of S Esy,ga,Gp ,.
unhs ed, States Photographic Once, Washington. DE- Aug
BENGAL neutrality-suspicious. IN SAVAGE ISLAND
ou LIGHT
The India Office has given following aitea-
Ton has been made IN the light Savage Island
The Fixed white light is changed to fixed and flashing
Is above Se ese Of ti the se s'' minute Its elevation
The illuminating apparatus doprc by lenses of the
EsGLAND-EAsT ooAsT-rILEy BAY-ALrEnArIoN IN
,sy VIII reference Soss April
the buoy OF the extremity of Fley Brig reef Fey bay
alteration made sna Sact aV se D s%s' w 1ns
ss ana gq3e has been placed in the position recently
WESTERN COAST OF smrswIe HoLsrr1S-srAr1oN OF
station he a smf ~ s1p int Mann or TGr
and lon e from Greenwich The ihe sh,
pilot boat EsE E. In straight line between the buoy
ana be piot boat red-painted buoy with balls
placed 10 three nthoms OF water Lat "a 10 30 NJ Ion 81 10
hdss sSaa + Ri:
deph OF water on the bar fathom being about
Two ms less tnan shown by soundngs at the red buoy
ISLAND OF sYLT.-hkLIeHTlNG OF THE WESTERN LIGHT
A., -, noUtE AT TIE ELBOw.
Aso' nat the western Lighthouse at the elbow OF the
Island OF syt In restored and relichted.
The tower the exactly the
same height as the one which de- foyed
tinued. WV -
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
W. r. sHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton, DC, August 8, 1871.
ship Southern Rights from Boston for Savannah, Aug 81
lat ~, lon 6S tby pilot boat David MITCHELL No 81
Sup Mystic Belle, Durham, from Boston fof Bombay,
June 30, lat 8 N, Ion S W
ship Lady buacrin fBr,, Finn, from Liverpool for
Charleston, Aug !, on Bridgewater.
ship Tranquebar, WaterhouSe Gbm Newport, ~ Tor new
YORK, Aug 4, lat 81, Ion 6
ship John Mann CBrj Mann, from Liverpool or Boston,
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FIRE AT WOLF ISLAND, CANADA WEST.

The barn and stable OF the summer residence OF
Mrs. James u. Haokett, at Wolf Island, Canada
West, were consumed by fire, together with horses
and carriages, &c, on Friday morning 18th instant
The cinders are said TO have been blown by strong
south wind from the chimney OF steamer passing
down the II. Lawrence, upon the roof OF The barn,
which stood upon bluf very near the shore.
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FIReT CLAee CABIN BOATS.

Time OF other boats not taken.
THIS makes the sarah winner OF the pennant for
cabin boats, and the Frank lowDed by Frank Bates
the winner OF the prize for open boats.
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Schooner j. w. Lockwood Puts ia Whining
ton, Leaky.
m n

The schooner J. W. LOCKWOOD from Jacksonville,
Fla, TO Richmond, Va, with cargo OF lumber,
sprung leak and put in here for repairs She
mas iost her lnalnmast, anchor aud chaI ana matt
OF her deck load. She VIII have to discharge hart
II not all her cargo for repairs f'''
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SAILED.

me following vessels anchored at the Southwest Spit
outward oound-Ships Therese for Lverpoo Cyclone for
angler parks Rainbow for SteMn Galore, for Palermo
sloey for Dantzc; John Brghtman for Gibraltar
Leighton, Tor kongsberg Pedro, for Falmouth, ia.
Wind at sunset S, light
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Annual Regatta of the Union Yacht Club Of
Long Island.

This race took place yesterday from stakeboat
of the Grub House, near Gravesend, the can buoy
III the Swash channel at the tail or the Wash bank
of Fort Hamiron, turning 1t from west to east
thence TO stakeboa, turning 1t from south to north
three tlInes-distance about twenty-Ope miles. The
prizes were champion pennant for each class.
The judges were:-Captain Van Cleef, c. Y. Cozine
and Harry Smedley.
The entries Were:-
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Yachting Note.

The yacht Maggie =, B.Y.C Mr.. Sturtevant,
sailed fer Bridgeport Oh Tuesday FOR New London,
10 take part in the regatta of the Brooklyn Yacht
| 4 Iuh
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SHIPPING NEW
Almanac for New York This Day.

Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 8 Is Moon sets. e. eve - 90
Sun sets. ....... 6 As High water morn I6
OCEAN STEAMERS,
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
Saus
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Understood pi-
lot is going of to
you.
The pilot cannot
come out.
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Lights fixed on
top of the fore
mast, followed
either by rock
cts, blue lights
or gun firing.
A rocket
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.Signifoation Of Signal
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Ship asks for q pilot
TO enter the harbor.
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Harbor Office TO shipIA rocket.
In the Roads.
Harbor Ofllce 10 ship A blue light.
In the Roads
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Ship in the Roads TO
the Hsrbor Office.

By Whom Me Signal
is Nude Nature OF .Sionny. Sig,
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lifUts o.l52
lily LI1IIAI
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TIE tUEZ CANAL
Tho Suez Canal Company, having recently consented
admit ships into the habor Of Port between snse
SUNRISE have published the conditions upon which such
trance may be effected The following copy Of
conditions
Conventional signals between ships in the roads and Il
Harbor ONCE to obtain entrance at nighttime -
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Passed Through He'll Gate.
ROfrNn sOfrru

Steamship Dirigo, johnson, Portland for New York, with
mdsc ana passengers 20 y Ames
Bark Union, Reynolds 0ace Bay CB, for New York. with
coal to International Coal and Railway Covessel to
Swain Son.
BRIG Lily Lawrence Glace Bay, CB, for New York, with
coal 10 International Coal and Railway Co--vessel to
swain A Son.
Brig Bismarck, McCully Sydney. CB for New York, with
coal TO International Coal aud Railway Co.
Brig Lophema, Condor, Sydney, CB for New YORK. with
Swain Son.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24
Legal lAdvertIsements.
Chancerx Court az Dandriare.

Sam n Fain, G A Fain, J Swami, A J Mounteastle.
B NJ Brsnner Henry Harris, J. Nat Lyle, John Lock
hart Joel Johnson, B Liskie. 3 F,anklin,T IlSrris
Woodside, L + Watkins. William Harris, b r
Blackburn, Ed Hall and M Nicholson.
WHEREAS, THE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES
w have this day filed In the Chancery Court at
cambridge, petition for charter Of Incorporation,
under the act Of the General Assembly entitled An
act to authorize the ChRncery Courts Of this State
grant Letters Of Incorporation passed January 2th,
1871 .ad corporation to be known as the cambridge
and Messy Creek Railroad
The objects of corporation prayed for the
strucon. equipment and operating of railroad usu
ally called narrow guage road" from Dandridge,
point on the north bank ofthe French Broad rivera
stream astuay nayigable-to point at near the
townof Messy Creek. the line Of the East Tonnes
see Virginia and Georgia Railroad, railroad now ex
ting and in actual operation having for two Of its
termini Bristol and Chattanooga. ..
This IT, therefore TO notify all persons 70 appear be-
fore the Chanccry Court at Cambridge on the Sd Mon
day OF June next and show why letters Of incor
porstion should not ISSUE this petition will be pro-
ceeded with ex parte. #....-.. ....... ....-. - =.
II ordered By the Clerk and Master that this notice
be published for thirty days in the Knoxville Daily
Chronicle ...- ..f-1 ..' r.
A copy Of the order. -
NAV 16 tsTI.dQol - " 49, ~ - ~
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In Chancery at KnoxviIIe.
NO. 2o73I.


State Of Te1meSsee-06iee CLERK and Muster,
Caneery Court, NasArWe, May17, 1871.
JOHN L, MOSES, j. L. LLOYD, j. w.
CRUZE, Albert Haws, John Cruze, r. r.
Hayes, L. IL. Smith, Henry Davis, s. II. Smith,
w. w. Woodruff, n. d. Ristine, John Mccoy,
Thos. L. Moses, and Leese Moses, for themselves
and associates and successors, having filed their
petition in this court praying for incorporation
under the name Of The First Baptist Church,
of Knoxville, Tennessee, stating their purposes
and objects, and to be invested with the usual
corporate powers and privileges4 1t is, therefore,
under the provisions of an act of the Legislature
of the State of Tennessee, entitled IAN act to
authorize the Chancery Courts in this State to
grant letters of Incorporation, ordered that all
persons having any interest in, or objection to
said intended corporation, appear and show
cause, If any they have, or can, at the next term
Of said court, TO be held on the third Monday of
September, 1871, why letters of incorporation
should not issue as prayed for, or the matters of
said petition will be heard e1 Parte, and copy
the Knoxville Chronicle. A copy-Attest: 4
NJ. L. PATTERSON, G. 81 NJ.
By L. TILLNAN, JR., ID. @. 81 NJ.
Nav II lS7l-w4t ...
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In Chancerx at KnoxYiIIe.

Clerk & Masters Office, Kiiorrjlte Tenn, May
18Th, lS61.-No. 2220
HARRIET MCCAMPBELL VS.. JOHN Nc
CAMPBELL. In this case it appears to the
Clerk and Master from the return of the Sher-
in upon subpoena to answer, that the defendant,
John McCampbell, can not be found and that
he has gone beyond the limits of this State 1t
is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville ChToN-
icle IA newspaper published in Knoxville
Tenn, )requirng the said defendants to enter his
appearance herein on or before the next regular
Term of said Court, TO be held at the Court
House in Knoxville, on the Sd Monday of Sep
TENDER, 1871, and make defense to said bill or
the same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing &C parte A true copy--Attest:
NJ. L. PATTERSON. @. an.
BY l.. TnLMAN, JR., ID. C. & NJ.
mnY l1-Mlt
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FALL OF THE STATUE OF NAPOLEON.
Great Excitement IN the Plaee yendome.

Great Excitement Ina the Place yendOme-
PARIS, May l7,-By two o'clock yester-
day afternoon the Place Vendome was
thronged with an excited populace. Three
bands furnished music while the workmen
were chopping at the base of the column.
Engineer Abode arrived in short time,
followed by ROchefort. The people cheer
ed Rochefort. Very soon the arrangements
were all completed, the bugles sounded,
and the cables were stretched, but the coll
umn stood firm. A windlass had given
way. Abode wanted two hours to repair
the accident, which would make it seven
o'clock before the column would fall. This
ELECTED a general cry of disapprobation
and Abode was accused of completely with
the Versaillists, and was threatened with
the guillotine. At half-past five the cables
We're again stretched the, huge column
swayed to and fro, and then swept mag
nifieently down, bursting into fragments
as it struck the earth. The crowd cried
"NiYe la Commune!P aud the bands play
ed the "MNrseillaise.n The statue of the
Emperor was separated first from the coll
umn, the head of which was broken off by
the fall, and the Nationals spat upon it and
struck it with their rifles. Orators made
all kinds of eXtravagant speeches, after
which the crowd dispersed. The soldiers
moved off, waving red flags. The excite
ment was tremendous and continues 50. n
VERSAILLES, May l6.-Tradesmen from
Paris say that many thousands of the men
of order are anxious for a fearful revenge
on the Reds upon the entry of the Ver-
saillists. They complain that they were
made TO fight against the Nersaillists
against their will. ..|
a correspondent is informed that the
Communists torture prisoners to death,
and that the troops swear vengeance. ..
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I'm Chancery nc IxnoxyiIIe.
Clerk and Masters Office, RnorriRe. Ten
Mop II 1871 No 2176.

t7erk aud Master's O6ice, RnorriAe. Tennessee.
- Aov II. 1s7l.-No 2Z76.
John Petyt ?. II. Cardwel ct al.
TNT1IIS CASE IT APPEARS TO THE CLERK 4
Master from the Complainants Bill, (which Is sworn
tothat the defendants Fred Faxon Co. merchants of
Philadelphia and Mrs Mary A. Petyt ents
OF the State OF Tennessee 1t therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive weeks in
the knoNyillc Chronicte "a newspaper published In
Knoxville. Tenn. requiring said defendants to enter
their appearance herein and make defense to said
be held at the Court House. in Knoxville on the Sd
Monday of September 1871. or the said Bill will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing pae as to
NJ. l.. PATTERSON. CAM
Nav II lS71.-wlt
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In Chancery at Knoxville. Tennessee.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

No. 20S7-J. J. Craig and others vs.. Catharine
Rudder and others-Original Billiard +. NJ.
Smith and others vs.. j. J. Craig and others,
Clerk and Masters Office Kn0reille, Tam,
Nay 18th, 1871.
ITAPPEARING FROMTHE CROSS BILL
in the above case (which is sworn to- that Camp
bell Wallace and Susan Wallace, his wife, are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee: 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
oursuccessiye weeks the Knoxville Chronicle,
(anewspaper publishedin Knoxville Tennessee,
requiring said Wallace and wife 10 enter their
appearance herein and make defense TO said
cross bill on or before the next regular Term of
this Court TO be held at the Court House ia
Knoxville, on the 3rd Monday in September
next or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing er-parte as to them.
IA true copy from X. D.-Attest
NJ. L. PATTERSON, C. &. NJ,
ByL TILLMAN, Jr,, D. {, q III.
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Horace Walpole once said: Had
children, my utmost endeavors would be
to breed them musicians. Considering i
have no ear, nor yet thought of music, the
preference seems odd and yet il is en-
braced on frequent reflection. In short, as
my aim would be TO make them happy, /
think it the most profitable method. 1t is
a resource which will last their lives, UNI
less they grow deaf it depends on them
selves, not on Others always amuses and
soothes, if not consoles and of all fashion,
able pleasures it is the cheapest"
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In the Uhancery Court as pandridge.
MAY RULES. 1S71.--o. BILL.


Mary Denton Va. X. =. Martin.
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
Il the bill, which is sworn 10, that the defendant
Margaret Dryden is q president of the State OF
Tennessee that the ordinary of law
be served on her is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master at his May Rules, 1871, that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Weekly Chronicle notifying said defendant TO appear
at Chancery Court to be held for the county of
son. at the court house in cambridge on the Sd Mon
day Of June next then and there to plead answer de-
muir or otherwise make defense to said bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed and the cause set
down for hearing as TO her parte
A copy of the order. Test:
D. R. n. BLACKBURN. c. An.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court Of Knox county, Tennes-
see, and TO the Sheriff directed, will sell for cash in
hand. ia front of the court house in knoxville, Sat-
urday the 9th of May 1871 all the right title, claim,
interest and demand that Anna McCrurry has in and
10 GER ain tract parcel of land lying and situated
in the sixteenth civil district of Knox county Tennes
see being part of the Cliff estate Lot No 10,
tanning fifty acres; levied on 10 satisfy judgment in
favor of II. l.. Cliff ct ais. NJ. W. UUFFAkER,
May 5, II. Deputy Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court Of Knox county, Tennes-
see and the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court house in Knoxville. on Sat
interest and demand that Joseph Gift has in and to
certain tract parcel land lying and situated in
being part Of the Cliff estate, Lot No 8, containing
fifty acres; levied to satisfy Judgment in favor of
II. l.. Cliff ct ais. NJ w. HUFFAKER.
May 8, II. Deputy Sheriff.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennes-
see and to the Sheriff directed, will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court house in Knoxville, Sat-
urday the 9th of May, ISL, all the right. title, claim
interest and demand that the heirs of Mary Walker
haye in and to certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and situated in the sixteenth civil district of Knox
county, Tennessee being part of the Cliff estate, Lot
No II, containing fifty acres; levied on to satisfy
Judgment in favor of II. L. Cliff ct ais.
Mays, II. NJ. w, HUFFAKER, Dep. sheriff.
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ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Sec and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand in front Of the court house in Knoxville on Sat
urday, the 9th of May IS all the right, title claim.
interest and demand that John and Marion White have
in and to acertan tract parcel Of land lying and sit
uated in the sixteenth civil district of Knox county,
Tennessee being part Of the Gift estate Lot No. II,
containing fifty acres levied on to satisfy Judgment
in favor of III. J.. Cliff ct lis.
May S. II. NJ. W. HUFFAKER, Dep. Sheriff.
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pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D from the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennos-
sce and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand in front of the court house in Knoxville on Sat
interest and demand that Sarah Sormer has in and to
certain tract parcel Of land lying and situated in
the sixteenth civil district of Knox county Tennessee
being part of the Cliff estate, Lot No. H. containing
forty acres levied to satisfy Judgment in favor of
II. L. Cliff ct ais. NJ. W. HUFFAKER,
May 3, II. Deputy. Sheriff.
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pY. VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court Of Knox county Tennes
see and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in
hand in front Of the court house in KNOXVILLE on Sat
urday the 9th Of May, 1871 all the right title. claim.
interest and demand that Irena Jordan has in and TO
certain tract parcel of land lying and situated in
the sixteenth civil district of Knox county Tennessee.
being part of the Cliff estate, Lot No. 49, containing
forty acres; levied to satisfy judgment in favor Of
ii. l.. Gift ct ais. NJ, W. HUFFAkER,
May ), n. Deputy Sheriff.