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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Josh Billings lectures tonight at the Baptist
Church, Willoughby-ave near Broadway, Brooklyn, Tor
the benefit Of Victory Lodge No. 352 l. o. g. T., new
organization in that locality.
The East Side Association elected the fol-
loving officers last night:
President vice-Pdnt Tborss Ruitcri Secretary,
j. T. Brush; Treasurer Charles T. Quackcnbush nes a. L. Shp
Miller T. c. Koer. Thomas Rutter Alexander shaw j. W.
ThOrp, Charles s Glover and Charles CmU.
Henry d. Lloyd delivered lecture before the
New-York Political sciehce Society, last evening, upon
Economic Problems of the Day." in which he de-
nOunced political corruption and urged young men 70
unite and seek through education and the dissemination
Of correct principles do away with the ignorance and
dishonesty which now characterize American poAtics
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
a,s a.. nd "a Gas oo balance SlbOGl 10

on hand 81 $50 a. The new City Treasurer reports
ceps $4,000; disbursements s3S 30; balance sbOl TO-
LoDL-The palnt-works, employing 500 operatives
win suspend work about July TO make repairs ana eN
tensions The concert and fair I'm aid OF the new Con-
grcgatOna Church yielded S1i0O.
HoBOKEN-Iamcs Simmons, convicted Of breaking into
the dwelling No Garden-st, last Sunday night has
been sentenced by Judge Randolph TO three years in
State Prison.
CARIsTADT-The German Presbyterian Church now
erecting will be frame building 81 by "a feet. About
5000 has been subscribed.
PAssAIC.--G. Bogert will commence suit against the
village payment for services Street super
intendent.
WEST ORASGE.-Dr. W. II Holmes has been appointed
town physician.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rooeson visited Gen Cadwaader
yesterday.
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.p,pn c,A,. srooPs-sTAHr II ~
he @ tste oT sny boats this class Al the Southwest
Appended is the official report regarding The Prizes

Appended is the official report regarding the prizes
To ne Members Of as Regatta Committee Of the Brooklyn Yaeh
club.
6enasa: SoHooyERs-Pie without time allowance to the Dann
less Club and Union prizes to the Madeleine which beats the
Columbia by seconds according to allowance. -
Fsr Ct SIOoPs-Pre without time allowance and the Union
prize beating Adde in the for the latter %
orng time allowance by minutes and % seconds Club Pie
TO the Adi which the by IA minutes and seconds
Class SIoorsPze without time allowance 10 the ~
William Union and Club prizes the Alert, when beA" Ao
Kaser Wlism IS seconds by allowances Of ,.u,o,u
Class SIooTs.-Pnle without time allowance arc I
prize taken Maud prize by y minutes and 20 ~ V
according allowances Of tine The Club prize ssau 70 81
T. Lee which beats the Susie by time allowance ~ ~ "
seconds. NJ NJ VAN DYKE, ALoSi21 SiLoan, Indyes
W. b. NICHOLS. JoHS H. LkWsi ('wse~
p. BUNKER,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

CUB. Ist a. 3D. 81. 5th. 6tb. 7th Oh. Oh. Totals
st9I,i.:...'' ;; ii i Ill
ump-Mr Gin Of the Burnside Club Time Of game hours 30
minutes Is mesi Ahenian times Runs
eamed-StaT, ~ Athenian. 3.
The Atlantic and Mutual match takes place
on Saturday.
A Brooklyn City Hall nine will play the
Brooklyn Fire Department nine on the Capltone Ground
tomorrow.
The Actives of Clinton, Iowa, defeated the
White Stockings yesterday at Chicago by score OF to
g. Only one earned In the game, ana tnat py
Wood OF the White Stockings, who made home run ON
a splendid hit To left field.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
YACHTING.

ANIMAL UNION REGATTA OF THE BROoKLfN
CLUB-PRIZEs WON BY THE sCHOoNERS
pAUNTLESS AND MADELEINE, AND SLoOPS
oracle, ADDIE, KAISER WILLIAM l'' ALEhI'
MAUD, AND WIN. t. LEE.
The Brooklyn Yacht Clubs Fourteenth An
nua and Fourth Union Regatta held yesterday, was, in
some respects the greatest yachting event that ever
occurred in these waters the immense number of en-
tries and the uniform strength Of the breeze serving
both TO please the eye and 70 nerve the hearts OF the
yaohtsmen. The entries were more numerous than III
any regatta before sailed in American waters anu
comprised yachts Of every known class, incluohg ~
schooners, frstclass 10 second and II thId-clasS
o.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
BASE BALL.
FcKFoRD VS.. KEKIONGA.


The contest between these Clubs yesterday
disappointed he friends of the Fort Wayne men, for their
play was far below that of their game with the Mutuas
The Ecords on the other hand supported their pitcher
well HoldswOrth bearing off the palm in the neld, ana
Hicks at the bat The Kekiongas found Martins pitch
ing troublesome and only secured single unearned run
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE TURF.


RosTON. June 27.-The June meeting at
Mystic Park Medford began to-day. The attendance
was good. There were three trOts.
First RGce-Purse 81 600 for horses that have never
beaten three minutes 5000 70 first 500 TO second 500 to
third horse.
Georre p Carpenters g. IN. Young Heaherbloom....'l
C.rk Spadngs Easton ...:..............E
l. Norcros b. Ella EiwOOd.
L. X. COukus D. m. Bridget
Tme-2:33. 2:3l 232.
Second Race Purse $780, for horses that have never
beaten 226 900 first $3.50 TO second, $3.50 TO third
Carnenteis s. IN. NOuesuch. ..................
John Murphy's b.. J. J. Bradley. .............2
r. J Nodines s IL Belle Strickland. .............. ) )
Tme-2:27I, 227 2:26.
Third Rdce-Purse 81 horses that have never
beaten 24O 5000 first, $500 to second 500 to third
Bud1 DOhe's hr. IN Juno, .....''.s''''''''''''''
J. J. Bowers e. Joe HOoker....................
Ben MershOps bLk. &. Prince ...........'''.''.
Ilme-232 23o. 2JR
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
CRICKET.

The Philadelphia club arrived in town last
night and to-day. noon, Will begin play with the St
George eleven, on the HObOken Cricket Ground
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

o,-,I tne young hing of Bavaria has spent 100000
Munich and has in the center OF It snaIl , stora "a
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER..

NEw-yoRE. Hour. Ther nar. Hind Hour rher Fsr Uinh
Jme Ill 100 a.of :. W. June III 90 z1Dt y. r.
y a. 3l0J < r.. W. 7O' Ua0 = J..
sl' 5000 s.Es IL l0' 1853 ssB.
REMARKs-JuDe a Is0-Thermometer at IA. m Y
3 y. M, $50; ii p. m, 74o
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

Jury ,or tne verdict saying that he had already los an,
seconH 1p "omd DC almost uncomfortable 10 lose iSs
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CHOICE BONDS.
" ILLINOIS REGISTERED 10 PER CENTS.
MISSOURI COUNTY 10 PER CHETS,
MISSOURI SCHOOL 10 PER CENTS,
KANSAS SCHOOL 10 PER CENTS


AND OTHER sAPE AND RELIABLE INVESTMENTS,
payable in this CITY,
FOR SALE tBRLOW PAR BY
RURGLARS ARRESTED by MANNING,s
kb PATENT WINDOW LOCK- For sale only al NEWMAN d.
CAPR0NS, l.l72 Broadway, n. Y
GTEAM ENGINES, Boilers, and Machinery Pt
bJow prices TODD RAFFERTY, 10 Barcayst "ora' PateronN
GUNDAY-SCHO0LB BOOKS.
- BROUGHT0S wYMAS - Bhe House.
MATCHES (all kinds), Jewelry, Silver and
w sold ard repaired Albert Gae le way "a foe
TUlEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES, Fish, and Pro-
visions cheap cash THOS. r. AGHEW 200 CreeoHiehs
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
IAnnonncrrn ents.
eBURNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the hos,

u pbhNEIIb LOOKING EXTRACTS are tho boet
lHE POPULAR FAyORITE-The cnr,rno.
se Gentnen' Hats just introduced By famous ENos b h
the publc taste to Dot and Attracting eyerybiy % Bic 49,
No 2ll Broadway eoFsr Of Ful,onst This A. il should
KNOX and so think all
HABTUAL OR TEMPORARY CosrEyEEEss MAY
oT AND, wTH IT easAr soUsc, ~ ,yp,ou.
EAsE PERMANENTLY REMOVED JuDciocr Dr. JArsp.
sAS,rrvE PILLS. SOLD EyEETwHSRE
THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous irritations
and the discomfort
system should take SARApARurA
the blood Purge ont the lurking dstsmp that
health and the stuuonal vigor Ei Fetorn.
AT SAUNDERs',p No. AstOr House. can b
foand large variety Of Pen Pocket Scissor and Sporting
Ra1ors Scsors Cutlery and Toilet Articles A.o g. s1
TABLET RAZOR STRoP" Wholesale and retail
Go TO b. s. SoUIREs for Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds SyerSae; be sells direct from e roa safe haas
therefore you save at No. lOi Fulionst, up-stan-
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS new and beau
tu designs reliable Watches. choice JeweT anf SiyerEars
SoUmEs 81 Fulton-st. New-iork Diamonds speciality.
"BoOK TAsTERp You can freely examine
3O0O CRoCLANG LBRAKY l5 Seventeenth
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL, not the cheapest, but
the safest and best Oh ever made
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
STAR VS.. ATHENIAN.

The amateur Athenans of this city visited
the Capitone Grounds yesterday and received lesson
from the stars in game ending with score Of IA to H.
Rogers pitched the last four innings instead of Cum
- r1o axraa foil
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

cubs lt. 3D. 81 4h 5th tlh 'll' ON Sh io'siS
Pow FoI, wayHe...... '.... ] 3 . 9 Q ID
Umpire M Mills Of the Mutual Club Time Of game hour o. min
utes Frs by errorFo Wayne times Eekord times uns
earne-Port Wayne Ekio Total fielding eIors-tori wayne
IA Eckord. 10 =, , ----, ..o LII, .,o
To-day the Kekongas play their second game with the
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT rings, pew and beau
designs reliable Watches. choice Jswe ard s7erFas,
SoUREs. ~ Futon-s-. Newiork Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

Go TO B. S. SoUIREs for Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds Siyerware b, sells direct from the iroa sale
therefore you save at No, lOi Futon@., upstair-
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

"BOOK TAsTERw You can freely examine
10000 CRcCLTNG LIBRARY s Seventeenth
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

PRATT's ASTRAL OIL, not the cheapest, but
the safest and best Oh ever made
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
HABrTUAL OR TEMPORARY Cosr,vpvrs.
THOSE WHO SUFFER from merry

AT SAUNDERs',r No AstOr House. can b
fond large variety Of Pen Pocket Scissor and Sporting Knys
Scors Cutlery aud Toilet Articles Alo, OH q. sl
DEKs TABLET RAZOR STRoP," wholesale and retail
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-02
THE HONlCiDE is, ClIlTI4NoOGA, !
Kyldencc as Ioltllc khootlng.


Policeman Tally, OF the Chattanooga
force Killed, man employed at the Roanc
Rolling Mill while under Ills charge and
while taking him to the lookup on last
Saturday night. The affair has caused
considerable feeling in that city. We give
the statement of one of the witnesses be-
fore the Coroner:
A. j. Gregg testiied:-l was standing on
Market street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, and between Colburg's and Pea
Dody's stores, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
about l02 or IL O'Clock, on the right of the
22d of July, 1871. | first noticed two men
on the opposite side of the street, in front
of the Presbyterian Church. They first
attracted my attention by loud talking.
They seemed TO have their hands on each
others shoulders, and were standing in
front of each ether. | then saw one of
them, policeman, push the other back
with his hand and strike him three or four
times with stick or club in one hand,
and then once with the stick in both hands.
The double-handed lick knocked the man
down. The policeman's club fell from his
hand on striking the double-handed blow,
and rolled some distance. Before the man
could get up the policeman had recovered
his stick and jumped oh top of him, and
repeated his blows three or fonr times.
The man was lying on his stomach. The
policeman then got up and stepped off
then began to get up, and was in a stOop-
ing position, nearly in front of the police
man. The policeman then fired his pistol
at him when the man Strengthened him
self, turned around, and started as if to
rush. The policeman then stepped up to
the man, placed his pistol very near his
side, and fired again. The man, when fired
on the second time, left the sidewalk
and turned as if to cross the street, but fell
over the tongue ola wagon which wasstand-
ingnoar. The policeman then said, 'ifyou
don't stop will shoot you again." The
policeman, at that time was within a few
feet of the man, with his pistol drawn, in
his hand. | was present when the jury
examined the body and know that it is
the body of the same man who was spok en-
of in the preceding portion of my evidence
as having been1struck and shot at by the
policeman. ] heard Holmes say, ''dont
hit me-" or "why doyou hit me,n or words
to that effect. After the first shot, heard
Holmes call for some one, and also after
the second shot, but could not hear the
name he called. | do not think Holmes
was under the influence of liquor; he did
not talk like II drunk man. / don't think
policeman Tally was drunk, at least he
appeared sober after the shooting was over.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-02
Legal Advertisements.
Chancery Court al cambridge.

| T Peck and Others vs. John Rhoton ct ALTO Al
bertC RhotOn.
THE ACCENT ORR Erred IN TIE AB0VI
cause by the laid Court at ito June Specal Ie, m
ter at Da bridge Tuesday tho 18th day Of Septe ~
Der next when and where al parties in interest ear
appear with their testimony, the cause will be Sc
for hearing exparto. ~
Done ut office, in pardrdqa on the LIST Monday o
! July. 1871. X n BLACkBURN, 4 NJ.
July H. IS7l-wtt . .. .-..
"a prosperity OF the country, more especially !
1t will be gratuitously distributed to n large
u of correspondents now on the books of the Y
m from their extensive advertising at home Il
I'd abroad, and no doubt many persons will be
duced 10 locate amongst US from its repre- ,
nations.
a few advertisements Of business houses will !
taken Mt reasonable rates, and will be a fine
portunity for business men TO make them )
Ives known to those newcomers who will To-
te amongt us and who will add greatly to the /
de of Knoxville
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Chancery ,Court M NnoNyiIIe,

.9lltn0Jd yNo a3d)1jDD 81 ,
Thomas W. lunes. j. Howard Smith. c. NJ NcGbce.
George Smith and a. J. Kicks citizens of Knox
TCnurse
For thsmseres and the persons to be hereafter Aso-
GATED with and successors 20 them, have filed in the
ChAncciy Court at Knoxville Ietition asking for
charter OF incorporation under he act Of the General
ass mbly, entitled An act 10 authorize the Chanccry
ourtS OF this state To grant letters Of Incorporation
passed January 26ih, 1871, said corpora ion TO be
knoxvil O." "
The objects of the corporation prayed for are ITO
establish and MAINTAIN Widows and Orphans Home
in or near Knoxville"
This is therefore 10 notify " all persons TO appcar
pClurG ihe Chanccy Court at Knoxville at Court to
be holden on the SId Monday in September next nj
the court house in Knoxville and show cause If eny
exist why letters Of incorporation shall not ssue az
prayed for y in said petition And should no one OBJ.
ject; the petition will be proceeded with OK parte
days in the Knoxville Chronicle. ''
"A true copy. Attest:
NJ, l.. PATTERSON,
July lyh, 1911 writ Clerk and Master
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-02
Financial.
THnIM HON
JOHN RtATLBr,u ',,,A b. Z. pMLE, y
President. Cashier.
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
/. -'' '' B a N K .' r..
Knoxville, Tennessee.
NATURALIZATION 1850.

NNB are prepared TO purchase, at
Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. R.
r. Stock.
We transact General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets by Inman, Anchor and National
Lines OF Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities Of Europe for sale.
T.. p. BAILEY, CASHIER.
Julv15-dI
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-02
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED
ID by deed Of trust executed the 5th day Of Ju "
ls6;, By James W Hope in favor Of Mrs S A KIM Il
and others will offer for sale at public cutlery. the
Court House in Knoxville. ON Saturday, the 10Th day
Of August next all the right title interest claim and
of land situated in the 2h civil district Of Knox county
adjoining the lands Of w HofaT and others. con
tanning sixty five acres or less
TERMS or SALE
Ten per cent Of the purchase money will be required
on the day Of sale and for the remainder notes ~
'dual amount will be TAX with approved security
payable In three and tx months. bearing interet from
date. lien will also be retained until the pu chase
money is full paid. July I'D, 1871
juy25 dltwSl WIN RU' L, Trustee.
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Chancery Court at Rutledge.

James 7. Shields We. W. 7. Seahorne and Others.
IN THIS CAUSE THE DEFENDANTS, NJ. Z.
Cooke, Margaret. Mary, Sterhen and Pauline
Cockc widow and heirs at law of VIM NJ Cooke de
ceased arc non residents of the State of Tennessee ms
appears nom the return, of the sciro facias Ii
successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle notifying
sad driend"nis to appear at the Chnncery Court al
Rutledge on the 3rd Monday of October 1871 and
make their defense to said cre acia and show cause
II any they can, Why said suit should not be rev we'd
Cooke. deceased.
c, {. SMITH. c. AM.
July r. lSIl-wit BY ]. W YOE ID. G. 4 NJ
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Chancery Court at Knoxville


Knoxville Iron ca. vs. Joseph and John II PracltIey
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL FILED IN
this cause that the defendants John II Brackley nd
joseph Brack ey. the latter having removed himself
ON he State, residents of ia State Of en-
nessee and whereas. attachments have been issued
and levied urnn the property Of the deiendans IL Is
ordered that the defendants above named appear be-
fore the Chhncery Court at Knoxville. Tennessee, on
the third Monday in September next 1871. and make
defense TO th hill filed in this cause ol the ssm will
be taken for confessed, July ~ 1871. -
A tr e copy-Attest: NIL PATTEPS son.
iuyse -diiwtu C.eTk 81 EsstsS.
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Chancery Court at Rutledge.

.F Robert Richie We. Samuel Gill and Others
IT APPEARING TO HE COURT IN THIS
Il cause, from the return of the Sheriff of Knox
county, sndorred on the summons to him issued for
Thomas Murphy, that the said Murphy is not TO be
fund and is resident of the State OF Tennessee
II is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle not-
yng the said Thomas Murphy to appear at rules to be
held at the court house in RutledFe the first Mon
day Of October next and make defense or the cause
will be proceeded in ex parte to him.
true coOy of the oder Test:
g. g. SMITH, {. AM
July l., lSTlwA By j. W. NOE, ID. C. * NJ.
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Chanccry sale OF Lot i'm Knoxville.

IN PURSUANCE TO AN INTRODUCTORY DE
L cree pronounced by the Chanccry Court at Knox.
vile, at its recent May special term, 1871 in the case
OF H. D.. Lee and wife ct nj, VS.. John Damron ct nj
1 vii; ON SATURDAY, THE 2ND DAY. OF SEP
II MBER MKT, t1SIl,) sell on the premises, TO the
highest bidder lot belonging TO the heirs Of John
fpamTon' deceased lying in the city. Of Knoxville
lot owned by Charles McGhee on the east and one nv
NJ ssrs. Armstrong on the west.
TERMS:
credit OF twelve months will be givcnto purchaser
Note with good security will be required and a lien
retained on the property. ' .'..'
NJ M. L. PATTERSON. @. M,
July lqth lS7l-wAt ~ -
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MESSRS.
Eha nhorfoin q. AEho.o
Original AfrnCImeuf

STATE OF TENNESSEE-J JEFFERSON COUNTY
g. W. Jone. VS.. Elijah Logan
TT APPEARING FROM AN AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendant, Elijah Logan, SO
ahsconds eonceals himself that process connot be
served on him 1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville
Chronicle, newspaper published in thetcwn of Knox
Vile notifying sa defendant to appear before NJ NJ
Corbet Justice Of the Peace for Jefferson county on
the third Monday of August next at the court house
in Dandri.ge, answer then and there to n suit
brought against him on the 26th day of May. 1871 by
attachment the law directs the will be taken
for confessed, and set for trial ex parte rs to him
NJ NJ. CORBETT, j. y.
July 18th, 1SIi-w4t For Jefferson county
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ChanCery Court at Jamestown
Y Nh

Lewis luf and wife VS. tho Widow snd Heirs Of John
Huff, deceased, and
Cyrenia A. Huff VS.. Lewis Huff and Others.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE SAT-
i ist0cticn of the CLERK and Master from affdRYits
filed in the eanse. that Lodema Huff. one of the de-
fndants has removed herself from the State OF Ten
nessee before process served her and tn the
defendants. Florence HUFF and Br6nson Huff are
either nOn-reSd nts or in parts unknown 1t is there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master at his July rules
ISL, that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle, newspaper pub
lished in Knox county. notifying said defendants TO
appear before the ChaneeTy COur Of FentreHs county
Tennessee TO be hold at the court house in James
town. the first Thursday aft the third Monday in
December, 1871, to make defense to sal hill or the
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte ms to them
July l.. is7i-wit j. o. BOWDEN, c. & M.
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1872 Acres of Land for Sale.

BetMeen and Miles North of Knoxville,
On the Turnpike Road.
40 ACRES IN CULTIVATION. q Cd
j ~ Dwelling, Barn d Out Buildings tor far
mer. Good orchards. meadow land and plenty Of
good timber Several good springs, and ~ acTCs Of
good tillabe land clear This tract will be sold d.
rORether, or in small tracts 20 suit PURCHASERS.
For information. call on Judge NJ. Hall, of ki-Z-
juIyi2-witf A. J. COPELAND.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-02
Chanccry sale Of House and Lot.


IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE CHAN.
i Gerry Court at Knoxville. the Nh day of June,
lbl. in the case of c. Bumgartnrr VS. My Toole,
,toloredl q a., / will, on ATTRDAY, THE 2YD
house door in Knoxville offer forsale for cas- in hand
TO the highest idder the house and lot whch may be
described IS follows; Beginning on a stake Moral.
ys inc. opposite the northwest corner of n lot owned
by William Heiske yino north OF Church street. run
ming thepce southwest fifty feet to stake thence
southeast fifty feet to stake thence northeast fifty
feet to Heiskels limo; thence northwest fifty feet to
the beginning and being situate between Church and
Cneh streets,
TERMS:
Cash paid down. Sale free from the equity Of re-
demption. -, NJ. l.. PATTERSON, @, & NJ.
july 10Th. 1871 wit.
10y HvsiHu breeding, ana IN n short time will
DO noie TO supply the demand for those voIe, Nc
'nlmals in this section '"'"0i0
n we also saw some fine wool from the Sortl.
yp WI sheep lately purchased by Msssrs. HIongb
\ Shureh; which is upwards of six inches long
I. hd verJ fine. II is just as cheap to, raise dnsS,
oo ocN as inc scrub, to say nothing q the i'm
lehse advantage in prices to be obtai1ed from
nelr sale, and we hope the day is not fn distant
,u nii. our nountnin sides will be covered with
POOL and mutton 'o''i