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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20

Three Northern men named Gutfin,
the one Il probate judge, the other a
member of the Legislature ,lnd the third
mayor of the city of 4Abbeville, South
Carolina, arc under arrest Mt Columbia
on a charge of robbing the Abbeville
county safe of $15,OOO. In the mean
time, the county, having no funds, no
source of revenue and no officers, stands
badly in need of rccOnStruction.-.S.
LoujS Times.
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VI. J. lewis. Proprietor.

This hnu.,,, j. under th" efficient manage
,urli of NIr. VIM. Lewis, who has twenty
IiN,, wears continuous "Nrcrivn"" in tho
}tt~ittr~-. N'"|4-rtgIlatcl. HratlN kept, and
suuIlir.l with uxcrllrut beds and taltlr-f.trc.
tir Lewis House. located near the wharf
IId passed ..'in" and coming Ivy he ShrcNc-
port Stn-r.~. i confidently recommended {"
ihr lrINrliu" Iuhlir ~ 4 nrud"l hotel.
th.lrIr.r /. $50. n2:lN
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REVOLl'TION!

The Military Features Of the Ku-Klux
Bill, its Power and Design. Civil and
Martial Law---Congrcss sets aside tho
Constitution and makes Dictator of
the President.
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\ DOC STOKS-.--bnc of our State cX-
changes reports seeing a dog stealing
another dogs bone. AS tho other
dog was black, he is sure the thief was
a carpct-baggcr.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


NifACfftTA FEMALE ACADEMY,
\ BOARDING 4 y u DAY SCIIODL,
FOR YOU {; LAD les,
MON ROE, LA.
Mrs. Il. w. BENTON, Principal, and In
structrcsS OF the Primary Department.
TIIoS. q. BENTON, ESQ, Instructor of the
Academic Department..
Professor J. J. HAZEL. Instructor of Music
and German.
Mrs. NJ. =. LACEY, Mntr0n.
TERMS: PAYABLE MONTHLY
Primary Classes $500 per mo.
Middle - .................. 4.0, :"
MulSi,( with use nfinSt rumcnt) 800
Board, including was Shing,
lights, Nr.............,-............. 2VtN
April 10, 1871. :o-tf
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Until the rebuilding of tho College Edi-
flee, lat tcly dCSt roycd by fire, near AloXan-
hrfa, tho Institution il temporarily located
ut Baton Rouge, in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location very healthy, and ac-
ample for largo number OF
Cadets. Number this session, 40.
May 2S, 1870 p;A-ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20

ITnI;NEN Nr Law, MONROE, La,
n viii practice. in the parishes of buachl-
~. Nnr"hnu-" and l,ichlanl, and will give
,t,uutpt attention to- all business entrusted
l., him piiicu. in ',o"ch,ht I"i'yinIh office.
March -, 1871. 2I-t
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| OF lISlANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
NHMc changed j,om L". .Shttc .Scn,iH,ry.)
BATON ROUGE. LA*
rnr $prp ,Np SUPPORTED rl THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.
NINTH SESSION,
Now III progress, will close in june, 1870
Tho next session will begin first Monday in
September ncXt, and will continue ten
months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of II full corps of able Inst tructors i'll
all branches of Literature and Science, ttstt-
ally taught in the best Colleges and Uni
VcrSiticS.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces ~ Preparatory and Academic De-
partmcnt, including Il Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, a Special School OF
civil Engineering and Commercial school.
LIBRARY. T.APPARATJTSA AND CABINETS
We'll selected and valuable, The Geo1oE-
ical and Nlincralogical Cabinets etc. the
largest and most complete in The Sonth, en-
bracing the extensive collections of the late
of the Typographical, Geological and isotaIl-
zeal Survey of Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under tiftcon years o
, age, who know Arithmetic, Grarurftar and
geography.
OF every kind, for ten months, $3.50; s2Ot
payable in advance. balance February list
or by accepted Draft, ut per ct, for ninct y
days. Payments may he made through the
Canal or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received Mt any time during hs
session and charged from date of ont rance
DISCIPLINE.
Military. with daily drill. A battorv of fonl
guns will afford facilities for instruct ion il
Artillery. Uniform of C:,dct-grav Cloth, tC
ht. had at the institution at n cost of 81:
per suit.
For further information, address
-. +. BOYD. Snpcri,,tc"dcnt.
Baton Rouge, La.
bf1irc OF til" University, in New Orleans nj
rI,ri..l Z. 4 y, Z. 20 M
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hi tt'lIITt HOUSE.
" cor. h"~inrI and Tlird SIS, Monroe. La
J =. Hun sickcr. Proprietor.

flu' .,lrrNo uamo.I Hotel, 50 long and i:,-
,.,rIiiN known throughout the country has
l."'n r"ii'i"I Hmi newly furnished. anl is
GpNv completes III every department. The
l'rpTrir,rr pledges himself tN spare no ct-
fort To- Iu.ik, all rrntnrlahl' who may favor
hiur ith their iuf rru;to". April n. ~. iy
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.



A. 4. Hill.
4 TrnlsNEN .>'r LAW MONROE, La,
n viii practice in the parishes of Ouachi-
~. M"r"hnu-" and iichl;,nl, and will give
t" him. piicc. in ',""ch,'n I'J'1'rtph Office.
March -. ISL 27-tf
e.. II. Nnl.;is">, W. W. FARMER.
.sorri~nn a. Farmer.
4 rrnHNEfS Ar Lazy, Monroe, La,
y viii rr,rt',' i" ,hr I"nrts Of ,.;',,, the Pa
Franklin and caldwell. III the Supreme
',,lil. and IN lh" Inii"d States Courts.
" i'll a!,', attend to all business inirustcd to
'n",n in Inc Stat" and Federal Land Offices:
NJ, ,;i
SsuI,H> Il Cobb.
4 T"rrI;NEN~ At LAW, Monroe, La,
~ practice III the Courts OF ci;uchlta,
M"mh"u~'', iii''hI;'ni and Madison parishes,
,Inl IN til" ~npy"nl" court ofihc state. N3-:S2
K. llrrlAI;n-u>. JAS. u. M'ESEHY.
Richardson ~ NcEncry,
TTnENl:l'S ar Law. Monroe, La,
y practice III all tft" Parishes of Nor, h
!."ui~i:,u;,. IN in" Suprrin" Court nt Monroe,
ia" Federal courts and IN tn" Land ',ilir"
nlo:,i
7 .LI>II, :! lI:It.rr. FHANKIIN '!ARHET'T.
s.a-rI.tt IA Garrett.
r"rpHNENS At Law. corner Wood
n and 81. John streets, Opposite Record
l'r'~ ntfir"t, MTtrtr. La. jan l. iSIi. ~
l.,,x N'E>nI;r. :. u. M'E>EHr.
- a -. -. NcE;mcry.
l"rDENENS \r LAW. Munrnc In.,
u practice" in tn" Parish and District
,'"nri- of ru,"hit:,, M"reh"u~". franklin.
I;i.hlnnh. caldwell and taltiinula Parishes.
III the cuprrul" Court AT Mnnroc. and Uni
ted States ''rurt~. Particular III trnti ion paid
-, hu-ittt'~N lit the Land ttti"e Department
If the General tiuy"rnnrnt. nl7t
H. SIacIx
1 TrpRNEN .Ar LAW ;uni Commits
~ ~iutfri' tor TtNa~. thire Wood stree. .
Monroe. La Prompt attic. ION given 10 col
James a. StrOthrr.
A l"rpRNE> .AT LAW, General tnllrc-
n tor and Real I:Stat" Agent, Monroe.
LII. bilicc with judy" X. W. Richardson.
i:tu.IS-nI.-1N
Frank Moore.
IbNRISI SURVEYOR for puachita and
1 General l.and Agent for \orth l.ouiSi-
una. wilt attcnd to amy business i'll this or
.liininin" PARISHES. Parties wishing to sell
rr purchase real estate i'll thiS section Will
lind il IT, their interest to address him. lie
has ipr S.l,r several fine bodies nf land in
tuncttttH, Ri"hltHH. Mtr"itnHSt, Franklin
and t'aINNIcll Parishes. Persons wishing to
ell will send numbers description :tS to i'm
prrN"mrnt~ :,ud terms Having formed
connect ions in both Washington and New
Orleans, lr j. prepared 10 represent ill tlGaItS
III cont "~tHl land eases, obtain patents, Nr.
office room of Richardson x M"lncry :
Law office. For particulars address him,
"Ir,' of richardson \ Mcl.n"rN, Monroe, La.
\untI~t =, 1870.
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EEMALE INSTITUTE,
MONROE. la.
Rev. Charles F. Evans, Principal,


Will open with full and competent corps
of teachers, in the new brick Methodist
Church in Monroe, on
-'E1n'uy, Jn,a,to,Y 16th, 1871.
The latest and most improved methods of
INSTRUCTION will be pursued, and thorough
and impartial discipline enforced.
a limited number of boys, under ten years
of age will be received, and taught in a sep
crate apartment.
AS no personal application will he made,
the Principal takes this met hod OF soliciting
the patronage of his friends in this and nd-
joining communities.
Rates of Tuition, Jo, term Of Is Weeks:
PRIMARY OlaSS........ y M,
Il w,
Academic. Observation-Disclosures. 10 CO.;
ID
lncNicntal 1ce....... oo;
One-half i'll advance, balance at the end of
the term.
For further Information apply to
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-20
Frank Moore.
HOTELS.

ENIS HORSE.
Dp. ";ihpI, fHo,.h ami E'"''ti.' .I""1.mu.
fIfJNKCE, LI.
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FtTI5Iy
&. +. EVANS,
Parsonage, Monroe, La.
" B.-rhc classes of boys, originally in
tended to no taught under the same roof,
will bc taught i'll the Male Academy until
further notice. Boys of all ages will be re-
ccivcd and thorough and systematic in.struc-
ton impaired. dec24 20 nl4-tf
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HIGH SCHOOL,
TRENTON, LA.
Rev. J. Lane Borden, Principal.


The Er",ct$cs Of has School sril Commence on
Mc 1nnrl ,1uy Of october ncrt.
Tho Board of Directors take this method
of informing the Public that a new and COM
niOdiouS School House is now being erected,
and will he ready for tho opening OF the
School.
They have secured the services OF Rev. j.
Lane Borden as Principal, who has wcll-
earned reputation for proficiency ENERGY and
enterprise as Il teacher. The Principal has
engaged Miss Mary Clishy, late of the Pres
hyterian Synodical Institute, ,'ralladega, Ala,
who will take charge of tho Female Depart
mcnt. Possessing Il thorough education,
having had many years experience n
Teacher in the best schools of the country,
and bringing testimonials of the highest
character, Silc is certainly we'll qualified for
the position.
The Scholastic Year consists of three terms,
of thirteen weeks each. Pupils charged from
time of entry to end of term. No deductions
made except in eases Of protracted sickness.
"nc-hilf ut the end of the term.
RATES OF TUITION:
For term of thirteen weeks: Primary
class, 80; Intermediate class, Sl2; Academic
class, Sl5 Music, SIS: Incidental foe, 80 cts
Board can he secured in privat" families
ut Sl5 per month.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
y. +. FlOurnoy, President, +. Il. Blocker,
Secretary, b. ID. sheppard, John Dragn, T..
NJ" ;uirc, .}cthr" Moore, s. q. Inrchc.
Trcnt"n. La. Sept. "a. 1870. nl-tf
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.s,r,.i~DIs a. Farmer.

4 ITpi;EENS ar LAW, Monroe, La,
~ viii rrnctt"r in the Courts of the Pa
ii~nr~ Of ou:rhil3. Mrr"h0uSr. Richland,
Franklin and caldwell. in tho supreme
''putI, and IN the l'nii"h SihtrS Courts.
win also attend to all business intruStcd to
in"uI in Inc Stat" and Federal Land Offices.
.iii 3
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SsuI,ssS IL Cobb.

T'rrl;NiINS At LAW, Monroe, la,
y pi.t,.t ice. III the Courts Of buarhta.
Mnrrhuu~,'. iti,.h land and Madison parishes,
.llI ii4 thu >>llpyrill" court Of the Stale NI-2
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bf1icc of tn" University, in New Orleans n1
SMnrhrick & 90: $. $. CaMr Strcct:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-25

THERE Is at present considerable activity
IN the read estate market, especially for
city and suburban property. Several city
lots for dwellings and business houses have
recently changed hands, and some inn
portant sales have been made of tracts Of
land lying just outside the city limits.
Contracts are already closed for the erection
of large number of business houses,
some of which viii be very handsome. :
The spacious business block of Messrs.
Cowan, MeClung & Co., is rapidly APP
preaching completion, and presents very
handsome appearance. 1t Is built of brick
and iron, four stories in height, besides
basement, and so feet front by $50 in depth,
and will cost about $4,000. Their inn
mense business, amounting to nearly
| s., COG, 900 annual sales, requires more room
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
haustibIe quantities near at hand, and il
is estimated that it will cost near $300, 600.
The stone, or marble, used i'm its construc-
ton is pronounced by the Supervising
Architect, Gel. A. B. Mullet, to be equal
or superior to any in Che United States for
building purposes.
c.. nj. BraDner, Esq, is erecting mar
BILE front building, three stories high, be-
sides basement, which will he occupied as
a wholesale drug store by Messrs. Cham
berlain & Albers. Its cost viii be about
S15, 900.
Our leading wholesale drug house,
Messers. E. J. Sanford & Co., have made
arrangements for the erection of q hand
some building for their business, It viii
be built of brick, with brown stone front,
so feet front, by 100 in depth, four stories
high. Its cost viii be about SIG, 900.
We have immense quantities Of brown
stone within easy access of Knoxville, and
hereafter it will doubtless be used extern
sively for building purposes.
Hon. r. ]. Mckinney is erecting a brick
block of six store houses, which viii add
much to. the appearance of that part of
Gay street where it is TO be located.
A commodious building for the use of
the wholesale dry goods house of Messrs.
Mcclung, Giliispie & Co, is also under
contract. s;ss 'ss
Many other: houses for dwellings and
business purposes will be erected during
.a--------xsre r,,<.rrry- or ARE cFry. - = =
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ernl fine thoroughbred colts, also fine
work stock. with fine stock of cattle and
hogs, together with wagons, etc. A splen-
did cotton gil, q new st. Clair wheat
thrzsher and fan, q corn and cob mil,
sugar boiler and many other eonyeniences
blacksmith sllc1s thoroughly furnished, all
of which will 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
quantities of fine fish, and is swift, clear
and beautiful stream. The topography ol
the place admits Of its being divided into
three settlements, fronting on the railroad
and river, giving to each good portion Q!
cleared and bottom land and also wood
land, and on each good wellsfof water al
ready exist-the place having originally
belonged to different interests, and settle
meilfs being ON each. The Rome Road
contracts for all wood and cross ties fur
nished, on advantageous terms, and viii
| fi1a1ish cars fer shipment Lofs wood to
Rome, or produce to be conveyed in either
direction.
No. 20l. PRICE, 81 500.
Farm, 200 acres, In. Andersen eeunty, Al
acres in cultivation, double log house, barn
two springs, iefc. This is said to be fine
location for country store s., 900 cash, bal
anee twelve months.
25 ACRES. No. 2Os. PRrcE, $500.
Cheap farm in Anderson county, II
miles from railroad station, and 10 miles
from Knoxville, two log cabins and stable,
about Is acres in cultivation, balance tim
ber. Fl II
go ACRES. No. 204 PRICE, S3, 200.
This farm is situated in Jefferson county.
u miles from Strawberry Plains, and
about Is miles from Knoxville by rail, 80
acres in cultivation, balance timber, large
log house, weasberboarded, and out-bufldl
ings, small orchard, very fine spring and
. branch running through heentire 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. s.
y = - p IL W - a -
CHEAP SMALL No. 210. PRICE, $500
FARATloQ ACRES f1ea PEP ACRE.
This farm Of 100 laeres Is situated 2
miles from Loudon, Loudon county, Tenn.
There is about 40 acres in cultivation,
log house and barn, some apple am speaeh
trees, and q good well. A cheap home.
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pLAnINa No. 200. pRIcR, s2,7o

PLANINa No. 900. PRrcR. 50 zoo
Null. '''O
Two stayv fyanoa sho,. e1xss
27Ix75 and s4ej1,e s1,sd z l,1 49, ~, I'll ioe
situated i, s, the eFIs - Is
nessees yirrinia ana s.l-
-
- her ,,,,..',s =. v.l - engine
sa,v. one, .s, ~ anu Mar
eng maehine' f,srnias, ,at 49, cue MORT.
only for shert time ne ''''1'es ETC. s0ffeFes'
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PARTIES having property Of any kind

PARTIEs having property OF any kline
Cor sale saess3l ,,4
sell farms, mountain, mineral and grazing
lands, and city and suburban property Of
every description 49,, -
We have q large number of correspon-
dents in all parts OF this country, and
many IN England, Scotland, Wales and
other portions Of Europe. y
Our next LAND REGISTER will be pub
lished In July, and property left with us
for sale wiz be advertised free of charge.
No expense IL incurred unless sale is
effected, siiI which case our charges are
reasonable. Those wishing to sell living
at a distance from Knoxville, can write
US, and we win send them Descriptive
Blanks to fill out, and from which we can
gain full descriptions Of the property
offered. = s[s3 ssf'l 3 EIs.
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aEAId,EF FARMS,

232 ACRES. No. 160. PRICE, 81 ,00(
This farm is situated in Meigs county
1 twomiles from steamboat landing, on Hia-
wassee river, $50 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 legs, small orchard, two
vided to advantage into two farms. Terms
cash. s 8 - 81 - S - q s'
$50 ACRES. "a No. 164. PRICE, S., 500.
Farm in Meigs county, ON Hiawasse
river, half mile from steamboat landing,
lbs acres in cultivation, 90 of which is
first-class, and % secoEli-class river bottom.
balance upland but good soil, timber fine,
and of various kinds, hewed log dwelling,
barn and other out-building. This place
Is located in good neighborhood and con-
venient to churches and schools. Terms
cash.
CHEAT FARM. No. 1e5. PRIcE, 81 500.
I60 acres, IS in cultivation, situated IN
Meigs county, log house, barn and other
out-buildings. This place is offered at a
balgalh, the price being less than SO per
acre.
$50 ACRES. No. TO. PRICE, 5000.
Cheap farm in Roane county, nailes
from Philadelphia, station Of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad,
about 50 acres In cultivation, ordinary iog
buildings, land fresh, tin,bef fine and
available.
s -------s - -
1s7 ACRES No. III PR1cE, So ,o0f
This farm is situated in Knox county.
on Beaver creek, miles from PoWe1fsf
Station and IL miles from Knoxrillc, 4
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l00 ACRES ~ IN o. Iolsk1&s f14Cfsy y, W.
This farm Is situated on Beaver Greek,
10 miles from Knoxville, and miles from
Powe1l,s Station, fine new frame ling,
hood, new frame barn, 50x70, and all nec-
essary out-buildings, soil very fine and
land nearly level. This place Is near No.
III, and like il is in a good neighborhood
and In one Of the best farming districts in
the county. Terms, two-thirds cash, bali
an ce one year.
100 ACRES. No. 1s2. PRICE s., 800.
Very desirable farm, situated miles
from Knoxville on q good turnpike, %
acres IN cultivation, one story fran1e dwell
ling and out-bui1d ings, ANAL orchard.
The soil is susceptible Of The highest state
of cultivation, and Knoxville affords q
fine market for all products. Terms, cash.
s31 ACRES. No. 1s4. prizes, s, 800.
This farm is situated in Granger county,
8 miles from the thriving railroad town OF
Morristown, and miles from Holston
river, 60 acres Of land in cultivation, conn
Portable hewed log house and log stable
The timber is very fine and of various
kinds, said to be a fine location for saw
mill, plenty of timber can be purchased
at cheap rates, I'M same vicinity, and lun-
Der sent to Knoxville by river. Terms,
81 900 cash and liberal arrangements made
for balance of purchase money. This
place is offered very low, being but about
SO PER acre. ss..s s.,.ssss =
1874 ACRES. No. 185. PRICE, S. 800
This is desirable farm, situated In
Granger county, and on the Holston
river, miles from MorristOwn, 100 acres
in cultivation, 40. acres of which is first,
and 40 acres second-class river bottom, bal
ance good upland, old two story frame
dwelling and barn, good selection Of fruit.
This is a very productive farm, and Is
said to be very cheap at the price. Terms,
one-third cash, balance one and two years
with interest. - - $
2as ACRES. No. lss. PRICE, 5000.
Valuable river farm, situated in Grain
ger county, and on the Holston river,
about miles from Morristown, 165 acres
in cultivation, 40 acres of which Is an
island in the Holston river and is the best
of river bottom land, Ii acres Of bottom
besides, balance upland, one story frame
dwelling, double log barn and other out
buildings. This is one of the most produc-
tive farms in the section. Products of the
place can be shipped to Knoxville by fiat
boats at a very small cost. The neighbor-
hood is a good one, churches and schools
near. Terms, one-half cash, balance on
time with interest. ns 9ei - .ssish
sss--- 2utses Fassii .ss'-
s No. 1873. q sPR1cB. So. 600.
Farm of 40 acres. 1o, in cu,tivation. At
Rbeatoxvn Greene countv and near The
East Tan1,essae s yirg;nis, and.- Gas. srse
sTUf re barn. etc. Tannerv Wits s III
necessary finishing shops. well snnnliad
with finest spring water. boot. sboe and
property. and we invite the .{te,st ;.so ne
those desiring to carry on q farm r,s,,,4r.-
store, tannery. etc. to con, un,,r,ieata ,.,stI
u.s. 49, .. s !" wa
8 - q ---rs ~ ~ frrxxs Z. g
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MISCELLANEOUS
icon PR0PERTK.,

sifxEia SUI y No. IS. ssftt aglf sA-1 sFg1z
g Very fine tract Of land containing an In
exhaustibie quantity Of iron ore, blast fur
mace, steam engines dwellings, out-Duild-
ings, saw and grist mill, blacksmith shs,n
etc., well situated. Prics, terms, etc. fsr-
nished on application. q !, sss,s..,sse s's'I'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-25
sir MIL. -. -

tfs4 We. 1Iz. PRICE, - 800.
Saw mill and 59-horse power engine.
shingle and lathe machines, corn mill. ctc.
situated on the sClineh river and Knox
Vile and Kentucky Railroad, at Clinton.
Fine location for saw mill, logs plenty. at
fair prices. Time will be given, il desired,
on one-haf the purehase money. -s1i.i n
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-25
obrolr4Ie Supplement.


WE have decided to defer the publica-
tionaof the second number q our LAND
REa1srER for 1871, until about the first Of
July next, stxhich time il win be sent to
all our regular subscribers. The delay
will give us an opportunity to prepare q
much better edition than we could have
done during the busy spring season, and
we shall spare no pains to make our next
number well worth two ordinary ones.
Single copies of our new LAND REe-
IsrER will be sent to any address on re-
ceipt of twenty-five cents, and those wish
ing to invest, or settle in East Tennessee,
win find It 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.