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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
From Paris.


The following are some Of thu
more important Of late dispatches
received:
LONDON, April /.
Dispatches from Paris state that
the city IL threatened with the hOr-
rOrs Of another famine. PrOvisiOna a
are scarce. and the supply at presen
Is exceedingly limited.
Communication between Paris ant
Versailles Is Interrupted. No letter.
or papers have passed the Commune
Office.
Inhabitants continue to leave Paris
and many streets look deserted.
The Verite says Rochcfort has re.
covered and il coming To Paris direct
The flag Of the Commune is to be
that of the Universal Republic. Ten
Committees have been appointed by
the Commune to take charge Of al.
fairs, o. follows: Executive, Military,
Subsistence, Financial, Justice, Pub.
lie Service, Foreign Affairs and
Education. It has been decided that
education shall be gratuitous, c0m-
pulsory. and entirely secular. The
Commune has decided to dispatch
representatives tO the various states
in Europe and especially IN Prussia,
a. soon q their future attitude h
known.
LONDON, March 81.
Paris grows sadder in appearance
daily. One hundred and sixty
thousand people have left the city
within the past ten days.
LONDON, March Si.--The evening
edition OF the Times c,ntains letter
describing the situation Of Paris a.
critical. The gravest apprehensi0n
10 19It IN al quarters. Measures Of
prescription are secretly enforced
everywhere, and the significant word
"guillOtine," thOugh spoken only In
whisper, 10 in everybody's mouth.
A proclamation from Communes
predicts Universal Republic. The
tnsurrectiOn at MarseilIes IL dying
out. Lyons 10 quiet.
LIE Venxeur threatens the forcible
election or the National Assembly
from Versailles. The Insurgents
ueem confident that the government
troops will not fight. s
A special dispatch to the Daily
News itom Versailles says that tle
stops oil horses and
cattle from entering Paris.
No courts are open n Paris, aN Of
the judges having fed fsom the CITY.
Thisty.Ave hundred NV epoes ~
main In abeyancs.
/ La Vsrite aays the Committee aSe
the seed eDsn aapt fr0n
America lfom reaching the kIness.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

DLACKeMITHS. Shop enc block sosth
I'D Of Tssaont Hssss, Knozvills. AN
wssk In their lins dose 70 order, % Iewss'
essns. anA sstisfaSeion gaseaatseA. Horse
HsAssiag sstassly With lhsss eva nsse ol
sea0e. All kisds Of Wsgea aad Casriagt
Nssk, iaoludiag fall nssufsetsrs ed
hspoi,s. dsse With nsstssss asA dlspsssA.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
Vaxfel, Hindman & Co,

NVARpDufnRS AND. J0vuB1o. ohsp
~ DsEt dsss usst sf Bsptiet 0Aurehs xne1.
vllls. Wln ssssssst Ter sll kisls q Caspsn-
tess' ed Jeissss' Wssk, issiudisg Dsiitlsg
0wesy 6esefipalsa. asd esasaatss sstisfes.
~ II ell esses. We naaslhsesre SD haep
- hAsA oaSsa Deeks, ssl "cellfefsis Dees.
~ wasAire 4asAiass. (l9e0.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

AAA0oDan~0~.1
and salt are - much common, every.
day necessities Of every person, and
as much the natural products Of the
earth, as wood and water are. Upon
what grounds should these be taxed,
then, and not the 0thers? Manifestiy
only upon the ground Of expediency
-and on that point experience and
circumstances may we'll cause opin-
ions to differ, unless, indeed, the
general view should be that these
things ought not to be taxed If tax
ing them could be avoided.
The objection 1t once urged here
Is, that no tariff Is levied on our
home products Of coal and salt, but
only on foreign articles. To which
we answer that the effect on the
psspasse lasssiS - ieailv thA. .aane
a II the duty were levied on the
home products, since the manufac-
turers Of all articles invariably take
advantage Of any rise in the selling
price of competing articles. II Con-
gress, by raising or lowering the
tariff on foreign coal, raises or lowers
thereby the selling price of that
article in our markets, the price Of
home coal is Immediately raised or
lowered likewise. In case of a re.
duction Of the tariff, then, the Gov
ernment loses some revenue, and the
people get cheaper coal; while In
case Of rise in the tariff the Govern
ment may or may not gain in reve-
nue., the people certainly have to pay
more for their coal, and the home
monopolists reap the advantage OF
higher prices.
Tea and coffee are not like wood
and water and coal and salt. They
are not common products of our
country, and they are not absolute
necessities of life. The ground on
which ten and coffee, sugar, matches
and sundry other articles would be
exempted from tariff is, that they
have come into such universal use,
by rich and poor alike, as to be al
most the same as necessities Of life to
all. Hence, when the burden Of tax
Is lifted from these articles, the poor
will feel at once measurably relieved.
Under the "mOdern theory" Of taxa.
ton, then, when the time comes for
reducing taxes, and when there b No
other way to reduce them whereby
the poor may he more directly re-
lieved, why should not the tariff be
removed from tea, coffee, sugar,
matches, &c?
The general idea we want to get at
Is, that this "principle" must be con-
sidered Mt the same time with the
"principle" stated In the paragraph
quoted from the Weekly. The two
do not conflict, any more than the
two opposite sides OF shield conflict.
They stand together, and they should
be considered together. So long ~
Governments exist, taxes must be
levied; and until our last great Was
is paid for, taxes must be high. In
considering how the burden Of taxat
tion shall be adjusted, the one greah
"principle" that Over-rides all other
"principles" and pet theories what
ever is, 1.-THE welfare Of the people
Is the supreme law" 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

nnICKLAYERs 4 PLASTER ERS. Kaox-
IL vita, Iowa; are prepared to do al Work
h thAlr Iias, Plain or Ornamental, and fuin.
u 9stssisi whso desired. Satisfacesos
gsasestssd In all casss. VIII endssvof TO
ieer Piaater Of P aris and " hits Lime always
a. IA l,SM
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
Marion County Bank,

DNOXvILLE, IOWA. Paid up Capital
N $50, 900. Gold, Silver, ,0evernmsnt sad
otAes eeearitiss bought ssd sold. lntsress
allowed on time deposits. Special Attention
given to Collsctions. Opss from A. u. to
SP. N. except Sundays.
STOCKHOLDERS:
IN c.thes.s lAskin wyi9h4,
\. Z. Bethany, kOosrs Croeset
"a Heifrst. Jas y. 0sabis,
(Dobin Marsh, 81. 1eOtoeses
JE. Neal. O.P. Wright,
D.u. woodruff Dsn.
o. P. WRroar, OasA'r. LAaKIH WnsoHT, Prss'f
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
3. A. Wilder,

HOMEOPATHIC Pby sicisn Ind Surgeon.
Isl Ofissin Carruthsrs building, southwest
eesssr Public Squars-up stasrs-KnoxvtI's
Having had Is years. experience In the psae.
tiss Of Homo opathy, I think I am prepared "a
Give perfect satisfaction to ell Who fsv-r me-
With their patronage. l,Iu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
state bounty wanted.

The following is the form of q pc
tition now In circulation in this State
and of which . copy has been handed
to US:
PETITION.
To the Honorable Body Of tho Le0ts.
latsre Of tie State Of LOsca, IN Sesst0n
at Des M0isseS:
We, the undersigned citizens OF the
several Counties OF the State Of Iowa,
respectfully beg leave to Introduce
and make known 70 the honorable
body Of the Legislature assembled ai
Des MOines, our wishes and deslrez
to partially compensate the late vol.
unteer soldiers OF this State, who, an
the lot Of duty befell all citizens alike
To defend and maintain the social re-
latiOn Of the American nation, vol
UNFAIRLY enlisted In our defense, there
by enabling the majority Of our sitl-
xens 70 remain at home In the nurs
KUGnCB dl faPPiness and the accumu.
latiOn Of wealth; liquidating our com.
mon obligation toward the General
Government, and insured the unin.
terrupted prosperity and honor Of
our young and beloved State. For
their prompt response to the call OF
our beloved country, patriotism, and
gallant conduct which added the
brightest page to the history Of our
State, they have our heartfelt thanks,
and that OF the nation. But, -
through the pros0ngatiOn of that war
they have been retained from the
pursuance Of their occupations Tor 3
maximum Of three years, which kAs
to them an incalculable l0ss; ana -
the resnalning portion Of our citjsens
blessed with . plentiful hand Of
wealth, while the former entered 20
ciety again hare-handed; and O. their
pAtTiOtism, noble conduct and eal.
lantnAs IN actj0u ore the pride ~
this 6tste and the hoaOe 0f a)) her
ciusens, and - I'll other 6tatoa did
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
q. =. Oonwell,

ngALER II Ssovas, Tiswsss, Shelf and
~ Heavy hardware, Respsrs, Movers and
Agrisultursl Implements generally. Agsat
Tor n. ". WsSssa's Patsst Atmospheric Port
sbis Soda Foussaia. Old Stand, sast side
Squase, Kae1ville. l,3tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
tllereantile, Che draots Sc.
Books and Stationery.

4 LBERT M. BROBST, Dealer In School
Books, Writing Papers. Blank Books,
Hibiss, 10. Music Bnoks. Musicai Instrs.
,nsuss. Msais for Sunday Schools, Singing
Nshsuis, 10. Organs, violius, Accordsoss.
10. fictsrss and France. Wal and Wisdow
Pspsr. Pspsr Coil9rs. AL At PsblishsrS and
Manufacturer Prices. Esst side Of PGhlic
1suare, Kuoxvtiie. At u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
Contractor and Builder.

r Y.ROLLRk would rsspsctfaIly An
% nesass thst be IL Aow prep arsd TO
contract, at the lowest rstss, for any kind
.of 0sillisx Or Bridges. and guarantee salts.
fsstion. Bstinssss asd Plars farnisAsd
ftss. shop ssuth sf A. K. 4 D. Depot
erosads, Kaexvilis, lows. Ass H.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
oporxy 4 Barker,

DUDLloH ms OF IOWA VOTER, Book
i 80 Jsh Printers, are prepared 20 szs.
nee pssnpuy snd n hess agles sll kin1s 81
Jse Wesk. iaslsAing Posters, Letter Hss1s,
DOl nsads, Cards, Lsbsls, Davslspss. Blake,
panohDote. xto. Orders aso oo3ieltAA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
s.P.BRyAH. ND. VA nORnisoNsA
Dxs. BRYAN 4 Morrison,

DHYsICTANS and Surgeons, tender their
l Professional services to the citisens OF
Knoxville and vicinity. @Spscial sttss-
zion given to diseases Of the Eye sod Ear.
Operative and Mechanical Dsntistry done
u sAs best style, and at prices to suit Ne
times. once 1t the Gibson House. (oS)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
VOL. Il


- OVU41ys
N0TARY PUBLIC. kssi Esoats, clsJn,
IN Ibsusascs sad General Agsat. 0@c~
10 vosRa O0es, Rockville Iswo. Busiasss
iatsusssA y Ais ssss wiu b promptly and
so1ielaosafity attended, 20. Ot
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
q. i. Collins,

fTORNEY AT LAW. Once north side
"A Public Square, Knoxville. win also
slesad to Collections, and Baying and Selling
kaod. SISU
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

W. E. Wright, 4. D., ~
n uYsICIAN and sU re RON, Ksezvisls.
Oacc st Residence, on Main Street, east
ofPublic Square. I'D
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

The following are some OF the
more important of late dispatches
re(a.i vts(l:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
Parsons r Bsrkey,

o. P. wafoar, 0ssA'r. LAaxIs WsloHT. Pre-
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

rs. wINsLow. J.w. vILooS.
Wiuslow q Wilson,
4 TfORNEYs AT LAW snd N0TARTH6
IA PUBLIC, Newton, Jaspsr Coasty, Iowa.
viii attend the Courts Of Marion County. 4Ou
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10

DUA OF, DIIet0., ieln.
Nov. Is, Is79-tf 1898 10
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10

1t has been determined to hold an
Agricultural and Mechanical Fair at
this place. 1t is not to bea Virgiiiia
Fair; not Tennessee Fair, but q
Grand Border Fair to whichall South
west Virginia and East Tennessee are
invited, The doors are open and the
field wide enough to admit every one.
Our situation is such that witlIproper
energy We may make a nanlmoth in
stitution of it. Our railroad facilities
and means of communication are
such as TO dwarf any similar enterprise
not possessing these advantages equar
with ourselves,
The movement cast of US is wor-
thy and noble effort. but as we win
draw from a field having more than
twice the area and agricultural wealth,
t will be seen that we must far sur
pass them. In fact they can not
have Fair at "a point between this
and Lynchburg or Knoxville that will
ever be more than a county Fair. In
view of this fact and that the Border !
Fair is to be pushed to success regard !
less of what they may do, would it
not be better for those gentlemen to
unite with us? We honestly thiak
so. Sullivan will turn over the fund
belonging to her old County Fair; the
Corporation of Goodson and Bristol
will probably each take So, 600 stock;
50 that before we have called upon
the farmers and citizers for subscrip-
tioLs we can start with from s., 600 Z
to $4,000. We can secure from
s., 900 to $4,000 more from private
individuals, and if the gentlemen
east of US will contribute their mite
we may start with $4,000 stock. Is
not such result greatly to be desired
and will not its benefits be of tenfo d
the advantage to be derived from
small county organization? On then
with this the grandest movement yet
instituted among our farmers and me
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re TIE BORDER FAER.
Meeting ut TIE Virginia. EssgSe.


- According to appointment a large
and intelligent assenlblage collected at
the Virginia House on the afternoon
of Saturday last. Both Virginians and
Ttnnesseans were there TO see and to
s9eak and to work. DIR. L. Hoffman
was made Chairman and Juo. Slack
and 1. G. Fowler were made Secrcta-
rics. After much discussion it was
unanimously resolved that Border
Fair be organized and that Jno. II.
Winston. X. T. Legard, A. Fulkerson,
Dr.-J. Bunting and DIR. W.T.. Delaney,
of Va, and Col. Geo. w. Mcclellan
L. +. johnson, r. B. Rhea, Jno. w
Cox and Gen. Jno. r. Delaney, of
Tenn, be appointed to draft. q plan
thereof, and report to this meeting at
a ljourned session to be held at tie
NickeIs House on the first SatuI day ia
April. The following persons were
appointed to procure subscriptions of
Stock in shares of SO each and report
on the Isl Saturday in April: 81.
w w James, L b Dunn, Frank
Preston, Wm X Rhea, Jacob Kaylor,
) G Owen, DIR Il Hoffman, John p
BuekneI, DIR ) J McChesney, John W
Davis, Jno NJ Hamilton. j T Hawley,
Jno Oyler, Walter Johnson, J = Pres
ton, + ID Massengill, JsP SiIapp. ID o
King, d + Bailey, q King, y Gregg,
X p Rhea, Rev J * Haucher, Thomas
Fain, J II Murphy, Samuel Pearce,
w V Deaderick, Rev J II King, NJ III
Morell, and G r Netherland- 90
The citizens of the various counties
in 5. w. Va. and L. Tenn, were cor
daily invited to participate in the
movement. -
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Gold In New York, Ill.
A NcMsnaDer Free.

To every new subscriber who sends
as 81. 90 in advance, and to every old
Subscriber who renews his subscrip-
tioa by sending us $500 in advance.
we will send the Peoples Journal,
free for one year. 1t is monthly il
Iustrated journal of sixteen pages and
Of itself worth the money.
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Apply tC

Oldest Budding ia the Country =
Rev. J. X. Hancher informs us that
he recently visited the house of Mr..
ass Nm. Greenway, near Broylcsvillc, in
Washington comfy, Tenn. The
building is about $50 years old, hav-
ing been erected by the Grandfather
of the present occupant about the
- year I74I. 1t was first used as fort
against the indians, is built of logs,
with good stone chimneys, and is in
good condition. The builder was a
soldier Of the revolution. Our ill
formant states that the walls of the
fire-places are as sound, apparently,
rs when first erected.
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3 .l EIeor q Sllc:s.1rp.l
81 TzPCETlXT FR3Y0SIT!0y.
= BACK CREEK, March 6, II.

I'd T. =
$500 BACK CREEK, March 6, II.
EditOrsrof the Bristol News:
As the county of Sullivan ,abounds
with water power for manufacturing
purposes, and as we have iron Gre in
and adjoining our county, sufficient to
make aiI0ar edge,tools=-andas we have
the very best land to raise sheep, (if it
were not for dogs; and az l trust a
Railroad from Bristol to Cumberland
Gap is a certain. fact that our Rail-
roads will bring to our cdtfnty cotton
and stone coal in abundance Would
it not be well fer cur COUNTY TO take
some steps to induce capitalists to come
among Us and Improve the water pow
er that is now. lying idle? What
would you flinnk ~ tife county at an
early day, taking aCvOte TO release ali
taring companies fromipayfng
county tax fer-eight, or ten years ~
IF you think the above worth notice,
will you bring il Before your numerous
readers in such a way as TO call out
some writers. that can do n subject OF 80
much importance justice? Manufactu :
ing ESTABLISHMENTS We stdfat and must
hare before the Wealth OF old Sullivan
can be developed "''A 4ls''A2 SIS 81
Yours Respectfully, 80
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of a ri Ia issued from the Circ1it
Court Of sullivan county, Tim. at it's November
term 1870 To me directed for the sum Of 3l473,
in,i-nerii ard COS: IN favor Of /. B. 4 G. w. vii
iards and against Ira 6 Copass will sell at the
curt House door in the town Of BlountVille,
Tenn on the 9Th day Of March, 1871, all the right
it'll. claim aud interest that Ira G COpass hHs in
and 10 trart Of lsi,d situated in Sullivan county
Tenn district No. Il, containing loo acres
less adjoining the lands Of Nm. Perry, lillian
Pickers and others, until dett and cost fully
paid. This l7th day Of February, ISL. y
WILLIAN ". KIsa,
+ March 3, ISL, 4t--prs g.. Deputy Sh-rif.
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NnTICE.

BY virtue Of a ri ia Issued from the Circuit
Courrsd Sul,ivaI 9eonuty, Tenn. at it's November
terlA 1870, to directed for the OF slU2. a.
Judgment and costs IN favor OF Samuel Bachinan,
and against Thomas NJ. Brandon and Wm. u. Chill
dress security, will sell at the Court HGuse dosr
in thu town of Biountviile, Tenn, the 27th day
Of March, Is II, all The right, title claim and in
tersgt that Inn g. thildfess has in. and 10 tract
Of land situated in Sullivan county, Tenn. district
No. H. containing loo acres more or ess a. joining
the lands Of David and Dulana willards until debt
and costs are fully paid. This 18th day Of Febru-
ary. 1871. WV. n. KISG,
March 2. ISL 4.-prs IS. Deputy sheriff.
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NOTICE.

BY virtue Of Fl IA issued from the Circuit
Court OF sullivan county, at its November I. rn.-
1879, 10 me directed for the sum Of $50 o. judg-
meut for cost in favor OF John &C Tary and against
Thomas II Cupass, will sell al the Court House
door in the town Of Blountville, Tenn on the
9th dav Of March. ~ all the right. title, claim
and interest that Thomas H. Copass has in and to
tract Of land situated in Sullivan county. Tenn.
district No. II. ijcinirg the lands OF I'm. Copass.
Toiv. Cox and others, containing loo acres or
less until debt and cost fully paid. his 18th
day Of February, ISL WV. II. kiSo,
March 2, 1871, 4t-prs S.. Deputy Sheriff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10

We print the advertisement of the
American Watch Go. in another col
umn. In addition TO the large assert
ment of watches made by this Com
pany. they desire to call attention TO
the Watch of railway engineers. con-
ductors and eNpressmen. Also their
Boys Watch, which is now first placed
on the market, and 20 which they de-
sire to call the attention of Young
14merica
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NOTICE.

RY virtue Of ri IA issued from the Circuit
Court of sullivan county. ut is November I'm,
1870 directed for the Of Sl35. So with In
ter st from 18th Of Cctob r. 1855 Judgment and
costs in favor Of n. Shipey and James Art erburn,
KRIS Of James Art rburn, deceased. and against
Ira G. Corass ! will sell at the court House door
in the Town of Blourtyille, Tenn the 9Th day Of
March, ISL, Ill the right, title claim and interest
that FRA e Cop has IN and to tract of land sit
p.ted in sullivan county. Tenn, district No Il,
al DINING the lands of VIM. Pickens, VIM. Perry
acd Oth,rs, containing loo acres more less IN
d ht and costs are fully paid. This 18th day Of
February. 1871. WV II. KING. z
March 3. 1871. 4f-rrS $5, Deputy Sh-riG.
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of ri "a issued from the Circuit
Court Of sullivan unity, at is November term
1870, to dir, ct-d the sum ni SIS. - lad &
IIcnt, and costs ia favor of John A Wars aud
against Ira g Copass, will sell at the Court House
door in the town of Bountviils. Tenn, the 9th
day of March, 1871 all tho ri IT. title, claim ard
interest that Ira q. CopasS has in, ant to tract Of
land situated ina sullivan county, Ienn., dis rct
No H. cOutairirS leo acres more less, join
ug the lands Of IVrn Pirkeus, VIM. Perry aud
others, until debt and costs are fully paid. This
18th day of Feb. 1871, WV. II. KISG
March 3. ISL, 4t-pis IS. Deputy sheriff.
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The above was written by. one Of our
best citizens, and not only 60 we en-
4orse his proposition with reference to
Sullivan county, but We think the
move should eXteEd to the State. Let
1t be kl own that every man erecting a
cotton, wJo'en or rolling mill wi h n
the State will enjoy exemption from
Taxation for tcnsyed'rs, and we will see
quite an impetus given to this most
important branch of industry.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10

Land So,eS at Bt0ttatedle, MIR.
y. j. Phillips, Cem'r,- sold on Mon
day last the Cannon Farm, eight
miles below Blountville, for $500,
on 6, II, and Is months time. No.
of acres 325. Also the Preston
Hobbs farm near Papervile, contain
ing 30 acres for $40. Mrs. Hobbs
forbade the sale and it was bid in ty
tho plaintiff in the suit.
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Ia unsurpassed

Mechaaics AsSoeiotion.-A At meet
ing Of the Association on Tuesday
evening there was little done other
than the appointment Of committees
TO farther perfect the organization
1t is in fair way for success and may
become a power in the community.
1t has . higher and nobler work before
it than tie mere regulation of prices.
and we wis.,: to see it press forward
to success. All the mechanics of the
place are invited to cooperate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10

AcqHtei.-Ro. Thaycr WAS, on
Saturday evening last, acquitted o.
the charge of having murdered Frank
Ehoopc. The jury. having served
six days and having been bored by
about half score Of lawyers speech
e., quickly acrcad.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10

samuelP Catlett ! IN CbaHe1y st 5loaI'uilis
ETE vs. yauce q oh on, Sols for
Eliza Hood Fl Al Ff8 80 eemPits -
1T appears from the Allegation ia the liii IN
this ease that the Dsfs''dalts eksnde'r W. Lynn
S,rnueI Lynn lie ph Gamble James Carr GalnLle .
Clinton Armstrong and wife { Martha ms,Tolg. 4
Nm IyHn are nO,,-resFa4 rs Of the State of Ten
ne see Il is therefore ord ed,-Ly The Master,
in the Bristol News newspaPer Published IN
Sullivan County, Tenn, notifying said Def pdanis
10 apRear on ihe Third Monday in Hay next before
the ChsncaTy canTf At RlORRtyills, and make de-
f,uce 4. The Bil 81 said SsinHe p. G1tlett or the
cause IS to ,hsxs will lie set FOR hearing .xpart-
y !. PHfITfPs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-03-10

4 Continental. ley. j. X. Han
cher has in his possession a one dol
, lar Continental note. 1t is quite
hard looking caac and bellies its looks
but little.