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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

.>.t' lNnIiESrlnN Very many persons are
c,n.innt sufferers from indigestion, and c"I'Sc-
qucnt debility; particularly th"s" Of *eden1"rs
habits and delicate females. Spcrr otahu''. ~
Wine Bittcrs" are an ull sufficient antId"tc 10
their ailings and debility. Give them Il JudIcE''
trial Sold by Druggists. mar h-c"l"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

YESTERDAY. The weather yesterday was
delightful, and rs consequence the churches
were all attended by large congregations Many
persons inc here from Washinato the
grave yards and other suburban localities had
many visitors during the evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

TOR SA lie Gil f 4 P.
10000 RED CEDAR RAILS
1000 POSTS. lest ionS
Delivered on the Potomac Mt Monroe CreeN'
Wcstmurclulfd county. VA.
&. J. HAINES,
Ethan p o., Wcsmoreland CO.: H.
Wcstmoreland co. Va feb 24-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

BALL.-The first annual ball Of the Hebrew
ladies Of this city will BE- given at Harmonic
Hall tomorrow night 1t is expected to be
one of the most agreeable affairs the season.
The arrangements have been completed and Il
large number Of tickets have already been dis
posed Of The proceeds are to be appropriated
to the erection of building for religious and
educational purpOses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

PERIODICALS, &C.-N have received Lit
tells LivingAge for last week, which has 4 con-
tnuation of the best German novel of the day,
Seed Time and Harvest-Wood' Household
Magazine The Young Pilot-Catalogue and
description of the Mechanics aud Agricultural
Fair of Louisiana, to be held in New Orleans
on the Sth Of April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.

600 bushels prime nad choice Ohio
Glover.
100 bushels prime Timothy.
400 bushels kent'y. Orchard Grass.
so bushels Kentucky Blue Grass.
100 bushels Red Top or Herds Grass.
so bushels Sapling Glover.
100 barrels Early Rose and other
choice varieties OfSeed Potatoes.
nj" LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS eth
cr in papers or bulk. r AVA
AG'RtCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY Of every descripti4n moor,
GARDEN and HORTICULTURAL TOOLS
of NIL kinds.
BJSEY'S EXCELSIOR GUANO.
+. FRANK GOES SUPER PHOSPHATE.
BONE DUST, GROUND PLASTER, &c,
II '">' HERBERT BRYANT,
No. 81 King street,
fcb2-2m Alexandria, Va.
DECEIVED AND FOR S l. F.
FRENCHs, No. % KING ST. =
A new and charming book. by the author of
y..,nrdav' Tn-duy and Forever-The Tw"
Hrohrrs nnd ether Poems, 10y Edward Henry
Bickcrstith, NJ A.; vol, l2mu; 50.
Memoirs of PatmnS, or some of the great words
and visions of the Apocalypse, by J. r. McDuif'
Noses, the Man of God, course of lectures by
the late James Hamilton, ID. f. LSi Sl;N
Opportunities, sequel ~ W nat 9hn S -, ~.
BY the author Of Wide Wide World; : 81
Woven of Many Threads | VOL, Svo:; 81
Another lot to-. today of the great book Of the
,on-Nark Twan's Innocents Abroad ~ 80
Cbeckmate, by }. 5. LeFanu; -.
DAILY DAILY receiving Tic" D G. f. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

AMAZoNs "A large crowd collected at the
intersection of King aud Washington streets ON
Saturday evening lust to witness L combat be-
tween two cuored females who had selected that
locality as the site upon which to settle their
difficulties, and who dealt each other many Sc
we're blows until they We're separated by the
nnlicr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

MAYORS OFFICE Elizabeth Walker, col
ored, mailing from Maryland, for disorderly
conduct, was fined and discharged.
James Mitchell, colored, for All assault upon
his wife, was bailed for his appearance at L
future examination
NIGHT REpoRT-N clear and cloudy at
intervals. There were no disturbances in any
section OF the city Two prisoners. but no
dodgers, were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

Moot COuRT--The Moot Court reasseulbled
at the Office of Brent aud Wattles on Saturday
venins, Francis l.. Smith Jr. in the Chair and
Il. a. Mushbl;k, Secretary The Committee
appointed at the previous meeting to prepare
rules for the business the Court, through Mr.
A. W. Chiffon presented it's report, which after
some amendments was adopted The election
of Judge being the next business, MIR. +. l..
Smith Jr having called Mr. Neale to the chair
presented the name of e.. ". Wattles, esd. for
that position in an cxccelng ~ neat speech, in
which he referred to the peculiar fitness of Mr.
Wattles for the position Oh account Of his expe
rience and knowledge Of the Court. No other
nomination being made Mr., Wattlcs received
the unanimous vote of the Court. On being
informed of his election Mr.. w. returned
thanks for the honor conferred and gave at
length what he considered the object of j moot
pointed out the advantages the members Of the
profession would derive from it anu urged full
aud thorough preparation Of each case. In ac
cordance with the rules he appointed q. A.
Mushback Clerk and S. c. Neale Treasurer.
Messrs Chiffon, Smith and Neale were APP
pointed Committee to select 4 case for
discussion, and Messrs Smith and Ncale
Committee to select il place OF meeting. The
Court then adjourned until next Saturday even
ing at 7.3O, at the office Of Brent and Wattes
There was full attendance Of members Of the
bar and much interest WAS manifested in the
proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

IEG HuRr-A little son of Mr.. John Cra'
ven feel out of wagon in the first ward yes
terday and had his leg badly hurt in conse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

MRS. c. l.. SIMPSON,
1N No. l25 King street,
Give doors east of the Washington X X depot
Dealer in all kinds Of
FANCY AND PLAIN M1LLlN ERG,
of every description. Always on hand Dress
Trimmings of every variety.
Dress Making and Cutting done in the latest
styles, and a perfect fit guaranteed
Also, Fashionable Patterns received tri-month-
w. Particular attention will be paid TO country
orders, their work done promptly and sent to any
part of tho country COD.
Please remember the No, l25 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06

VOLUNTEER MILITARY COMpANY.-The
young gentlemen who for the last few days have
been engaged in obtaining names of members
ola Volunteer Military Company to be organ
lied here have succeeded beyond their expec
tatons. More than sixty names have already
been secured, and u meeting will soon be held
for the purpose Of etfecting permanent organ
iZatiop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06
CHERIFFs NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS


feb Is .------
ruFRJEF,G NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
ShHNlr I y N'i ~ ~ 'A1>' ~ '''''o'
On and after February ISL 1871, my office W, Will
b" on Washington street, adJplnllg tnG uruE
store of DIR. Plerpnlnt. would respectfully ask
persons who have not p"ld thcr State ana coun-
ty taxes for 1870 to call and settle. The contln-
uance of the public schools depends upon Inc
payment OF taxes promptly; ana hlil Go"iPeileu
to settle with the Auditor The unpaid taxes for
1861 with interest, must be settled
jansl sheriff! =l!ezandrin co.: :, Va
IN STOKE AND Fo ~ SALE f. me M1f fqii""ng
W. l. }. Hottie
p S. Cook.
Jos. Maphis
Hoover y Son
E stoun,, "I'
EID',
R E'%n
And ~ LARGE s,,,rly or Extra and low grades
'"' '' PbICE WILLIS & CO..
rh,1-lw 42 King street
-, u - - oo,,,,on,
FLOtR-We have on hand v ana arc e" MiT
EXTRA and SUPERFINE FLOUR, which
wo offer for sale at market prices.
Constantly on hand supply of the wrll-kn"wn
ord f,vnritc brand,
ANU '" 1isAAC WEiNGER'S FAMILY"
equal to amy Flour that Is inaae' to"hleh WE CHI
the attention , OF the ee,tradGe;nnpppTpN xrn
Jan HUE, " hDDltlsn ~. - ~.
Ior1Cp No,ioo :. horehy oivon 70 all whom
~ it may concern, That application wlli DC
made t." the orange, AlcS"marm ahE maasato
Railroad Company lol Inc ro''c"" :" h.na.
No. 4l5 dated June 4th, 1852, for live shares of
i laiJ -S'''" W. '''' '''' " s, A, Hunter.
"'''' Ex'v of James Hunter, decd.
F,;rG,x comfy. feb G-luw2m
~. '"N ,""''.' -"
[ Nh1 r'hl THY HTl pEST '''
SCyr1Nc u,r1iINES i: ~ THE WORLD
THE NcIEAN G. UO0PER ELASTIC
NE NJ c Mg1EAN SpW1N VIZ n AZ;
ID. BENDHElM, Agent.
Sold on easy terms at No l0O King street.
lrb I4--colin
.,,,, - CnDD1,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.

SETTLING UP OLD ACCOUNTS short tim
ago there was published in the Gazette an &C
count of all action that had been commenced b.
John Hall, Of Fairfax county, against Johl
Truax for the larceny Of a gun taken from tn
plaintiff during the war The particulars Of tn
case in few words are as follows: During
the war John Truax, l. Denight, Lewis Gil
lingham and Others residents of the neighbor
hood of Accotink, and belonging to military
organization known as Home Guards, went tt
the house of John Hall, in Fairfax county, anc
Truax took therefrom doubled barreled sho
gun, which he kept, notwithstanding the de-
mands Of the owner, until about month ago
when understanding that Hall had procured
warrant for his arrest on the charge of stealing
he carried the gun to Washington and turned
it over to the officer in charge of the ordnance
department, taking his receipt for the same,
and upon the asseveration that he had that
receipt in his possession, the warrant Was dis
missed by Justice Mason, before whom he was
brought, bat civil suit, was instituted for the
recovery ofthe gun Truax then went back to
the ordnance department to reclaim the gun,
but was informed that it could not be delivered
to him except upon IN order issued by the Sec
rotary OF War upon authority granted by Il
special act Of Congress Affairs having reach
ed this state, the Home Guards, to stop fur
Their proceedings aud accommodating costs, sub
scribed the amount at which the gun was val
ued, ana last-week paid Mr.. Hall and took his
r..,aint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-06
EXCITEMENT. excitement was Great

ExCrTEMENT-Some excitement was created
yesterday evening in the Southeastern section
ton Of the city by colored man named James
Mitchell, who having knocked his wife down
with brick back, and as he thought killed
her, ran from his house near Jameson 4 Col
Inns foundry, to the lower ship yard and jump
ed overheard. The tide was low, however and
the cold bath being more suggestive of the de-
lights of actual than of ideal flames, he scramb-
led ont as soon as he could, and surrendered
himself to the police who were on his track
The woman was not hurt us badly as it was at
first supposed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
'fGEsrnAL NArUREE-No. 5sl

An Act amendatory of, an act entitled IAN
act to further provide for giving effect to the
various. grants of public lands to the State of,
4 Nsysda,m approved June eighth, eighteen
Be II enacted 5y the Senate aud House O. Rep
resentatipes Of the, United States OF 4ncr;ca IN
Congress assembled, That section four of an act
entitled "Afl act to further provide for giving
effect to The various grants of public lands to the
State of Nevada be. and the same is hereby,
further enacted that the lands granted to the
State of California for the establishment of an
agricultural college by the act of July second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and act amen
dat0ry thereto, may be selected by said State
from any lands within said State subject to-
presumption, settlement, entry, sale, or Local
ton, under any laws of the United States Such
selection may be made in any legal subdivis-'
ions of forty, eighty, or one hundred and swen-s
ty0 acres, respectively: u Preuidsd.s That this
privilege shall not extend to lands upon which.
there may be rightful claims under the pre-
lands: And prorided further, That iflands be
selected as aforesaid, the minimum price OF
which is two dollars and fifty cents per acre,
they shall be taken for acre in part satisfac-
ton Of the grant, and the State OF California
dollar and twenty Eve cents per acre. for each
acre So selected. When the same shall be patent
ed to the Stsfe by the United States: ProUided
farther Ihatwhere lands, sought 10 pc selected
for the agricultural colleges are unsurveyed. the
proper authorities Of the State shall file state
n1cnt TO that effect with the register Of the
United States land Office describing the land
ytownship and range, and shall make appll;
cation to the. United States surveyor general
for survey of the, same, the expenses of the
survey for field work to be paid by the State,
provided there be no appropriation by Congress
for that purpose. The United States surveyor
general, as Soon as practicable, shall have the
ssid lands surveyed and the township plats re-
turned TO the United States land Office. and
lands so surveyed and returned shall, for thirty
days after the fling of the, plats in the. United
States land Office, be held exclusively for loca-
ton for the agricultural college, and within
said thftyrdsys The proper authorities .of the
States land Office for the lands sought to be To-
caSed by sections and parts of sections ProUid-
ed, That any rights, under the pre-emption or
homestead laws. acquired prior to the fling of
the required statement with the United States
register, shah not BE impaired or affected by
this act i4ad provided further, That such Sc
Iections shall be made in every other respect
subject to the conditions, restrictions, and limit
Ations contained in the &C hereby modified.
Approved, March 9, 1871.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
iva Iss1E I March a1sa.T0Ud II
GENERAL, NAruRE-No. 57.l

AN ACT in relation to fraudulent trademarks
upon foreign watches. +" - = A.
sReit enacted BIZ the. Senate and House Of Re-
Presenfatives of the United States Of "a mericg
tn Congress, assembled, That from and after
the first day sef APRIL eighteen hundred and
seventy-one no watches, watch eases, watch
movements, or parts of watch movements, of
foreign manufacture, which shall copy or SIM
ulate the name or Trademarks of any domestic
manufactures, shall be admitted to entry at the
lcustom-hou of the United States unless such
domestic manufacturer is the importer of the
same.
SECs q. Thatnl domestic 4 manufacturers of
watches,S who have adopted trademarks, may
cause to be recorded in the treasury of the
United States, in book to be kept for that pur-
pose, and under such; rules and regulations as
may be, prescribed b, the Secretary sof, the
Treasury, their names, residences, and descrip-
tons Of trad and furnish to the Secrec-
tary fac!similes Of such Trademark and it shall
be the duty of the Secretaryto transmit one or
more copies of the same to each collector or 9TH
er proper officer of the customs of the United
States. 70 be used by such, officers in the eKecu-
ton of the first section Of this act. ~ ybsas 3a
Approved, March 8, 1871, ~ g,.sa,..,s9 ~.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
'roved, March 8. 1S71.lt
GENERAL NATURE-No. COL


AN ACT to extend the time for the, reyersien
to the United States of the lands granted by
Congress to the State of Michigan to aid In
the construction of a railroad from Pere Mar
quette to Flint, in Said State, and for other
purposes VI X = te b931 Tod
Be 1T enacted By the Senate and House of Rep
rcscntatiucs of the United States of America in
Congress dsseDsbied,s That the time specified in
the fourth section of the act of Congress APP
proved June third, eighteen hundred and fifty
six, entitled An act making grant of alter
nate sections of the public lands to the State of
Michigan to aid in the construction of certain
railroads in said State, and for other purposes"
for the reversion to the United States of the
lands granted by said act to aid in the construc-
ton of railroad from Pere Marquette to Flint,
and for the comp elton of said road, be- and the
same is hereby, further extended for the period
of FIVE years from and after The passage Of this
act lGiY aIdaia YzgIt s'dfi7g~ 4 Wa y
SEC. & That the State of Michigan may au-
thorize the sale of sixty sections of the land
granted to aid the construction of said railroad
from Pere Marquette to Flint whenever and
as often as the governor of said State shall GER
tify that ten additional miles of said railroad is
completed and in running order as first class
railroad: Provided, That said lands authorized
to be sold as aforesaid shall include only lands
situated opposite to and coterminous with the
completed sections; Apd, prouided, That in case
said railroad shall not be fully completed from
Flint to Lake Michigan within the time as ex-
tended by this act, all the lands included in said
grant to which the right to sell shall not then
have attached shall revert to the United States
Approved, March g. 1871. "'i""''AH "i''
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

TaaaqEfS hY4thS A .THpfSttTTff It0podiH0R
AN ACT to. provide for the, redemption, q, cop
0per md other token eoinslJA9 ,GJVtlllf
Be it enacted By, the, Senate and House OF
Representatives. of the United States Of America
of the TressusyEis Hereby autberizedY and re-
quired to redeem IN lawful money, under such
rules and regulations as he may from time to
time prescribe, all copper, bronze copper
nickel, and base-metals coinage QfIJeyery kind
heretofore authorized by law, when presented
whenever under this authority these coins are
presented for redemption in such quantity as
to show the amount outstanding to be redund-
ant the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized
to discontinaeoE dihdinishf the srnanufacture
and issue of such coinage until otherwise order
g ea & ssea5 MGarss 5a1sa.T zoos 3Ml !
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
IGEarnAL NAruRxaNn Sal.

AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act to
reduce the expenses of the survey and sale of
the public lands in the United States, y q an
proved May thirty, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two. 'Sp'"" o"s
{ BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF. Re-
personalities OF the United StdtesIof Anie7fca
In Congress assembled, . That the act entitled
"An act to reduce the expenses of the survey
and sale of public lands in the United States,
approved May thirty eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, be, and the same is hereby, amended
by adding thereto the. following section, to be
numbered as section eleven, viz: 49,, T,,a .rf;,
''SEe. IL. Arad be 1t further enacted That in
all cases where settlers shall make DEPOSITS I'M
accordance with this act, to the credit of the
United States, for public surveys, such amounts
50 deposited shall go in part payment; for their
lands situated in the townships the surveying
of which is paid for OUT of said deposits and
effect shall be given to this act by regulations to
be prescribed by the Commissioner of the Gen.
eral Land Ofice.roJ 1iHpe9 edj 10 l13f) 9fT
AnprCvo1 March
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
Farms.

No. 5e6.-s25OO $50 acres; 100 in cultivation; good
water sHd nSSer s. ia ~ ssessnt K STOCK
yiiis AZ miles from rairosd station. 80 -
No. ao-A "a acre homestead, log house and stables
Is acres In cultivation good fruit trees. spring and
branch through Chg land near Turnpike road schools
No. sel-Excell.nt farm, over 200 acres brick res
dsEse large bern and lsyel, RfOdactive limestone
No. 524--A choice farm Of 200 acres near Concord.
The best upland seL good timber and water and de-
No HsA river farm $50 acres, strong SOIL 90 ores
In cultivation timber very heavy and valuable.
No. A5-Farm of $50 acres, miles from Concord, ld
acres in cultivation. good water and timber. Price.
No. 46o-A farm of 100 acres miles from Knoxville,
on very pleasant road.s The well known point known
as Lyons View" ison this farm and furnishes very
land. some acres river bottom land. 4 sa afl8T..
No. 6l2: 100 acres valley land and choice upland.
800 in cultivation. and most Of the remainder 1t
tOef sns graf. @ S %ss rom
No well sssnssd for division Nds mi n s;v two
improved; buildings and fences excellent: loo fruit
trees two handsome houses Of rooms each lie acres
No. 5ss-Farm Of 100 acres of strong SOIL Abundant
supply Of good yater and timber. -
100 Farms in Cumberland county. Plateau land.
g Il. 600 Acres IN Horgan county. So lrd iliH ggdI
dsf1 yf 8fe For Sale ID sfi viqtgs
Lors OF FROM Il TO IS ACRES, rich level land, "
MILES FROM KSoxyIBLE.
MIL. and Timber ,Properties
No. 5s1.-650 acres ly-timbered land near
French Broad River with one Of the best
in the State; mill now on the property. Mach Of the
land valuable for farming; several good BUILDINGS Of
Ne. 642-Cotton Factory complete. with Saw and
Grst Ms dwellings for operators. 100 acres of land;
excellent power. Close TO the East Tennessee Viz
ginia and 6eorgia Railroad. Price. $4,000. nfIl
No. Col. 94500-Very valuable farm and mills eight
walton. 200 acres in heavy timber. frame dwelling
rooms large barns power equal 10 15horse DOW
and neverfailins one-third cash; balance on easy
No. 's7s-Farn Of IN acres in BIOsnt county v.ry
GOOD soil and location, with valuable water powsr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

The steam min property. large and convenient build
Ing powerful engine, admirable location on Railroad
and Turnpike road. Building and machinery in goot
erder. Large lot 8'sD' t'.ii'-'A .t'- 1l.f ,'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed 1t Tie fhird session Il the Forty .irst
s ,Soo, ald s5n Congress dfs s5la 43


Bio yfPURLIsHED NIX 4 UTHoRITY.la 5df
s. I'D S,sGi' IGEsEEx1. ISL c .",. H
AM AUT,to.' renew certain grants Of land to
the State Of Afabama.
ssBe 1T ehacteb By the Senate and House of Rep
,sescntdtiees Of tie U55sed Stdtks of 4Antertca,
III E6'tg rsss assemble That tth grant of lands
made 20 The, State of "a labama BY the act Of
dSsa ssas sss sa 1 snn
public lands, in alternate sections, to the State
of Alabama, to aid in construction of GER
tain railroads dn said State.Y 10 assist in the
building of railroad from the city of Mont
goniery, Alabafia,, to some point on the Ala
bapia and Tenn essee State line, in the direction
for the use and benefit of the South and North
Alabama Railroad Company. subject to all the
conditions and restrictions contained in the act
referred to, and subject to the further limitation
that if the said railroad is not completed within
three years from the. passage of this act, no
further sale shaip Be madegfor the benefit of said
road, and the lands unsold shall revert to the
United States Provided, That the lands granted
by the act hereby revived, except mineral lands,
shah sold to aetualsettlers only, in quantities
not greater than one quarter section to any one
purchaser, sand for aaprieesnot exceeding two
doIIsrs and fifty cents per acre. ~ I sBlPas
SEC. q That the right, power, and authority
aforesaid railroad to take from the public land,
adjacent to the lines of said railroad, EARTH
stone and other materials for the construction
thereof; and the right of way is hereby granted
to the extentrof one. hundred feet in width on
each side of said railroad where it may pass
es IL a. RD ss sass s d asssss
Herewith, not exceeding forty acres at any one
Approved, Marchs,, is71:ao"a Iih
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
For Sale
CHARLES wARING,

Viva GA6AASokt 1AeASAssAeA k40 surveyor
Knoxville, Tennessee. 3aHab
SURyEYs ACCURATELY MADE OF PARx
~ and mountain lands n9 w 40 --r 3
< Maps executed in the best style - -
Coal and Mineral Lands caref6itv snyv.,sa -,
map furnished showing topography and location az
mineral veins. coal seams, &c, N 80 - v
CITY lots staked out. go ttt 70
Leysling TO- ASCERTAIN Wa CT power. Caicuiat;.n. NJ
Earthworks, Plan for Bridges and BUILDINGS nads.
OpyrcE adjoining ~
CHARLES SCI AOURS safos
REAL EszArE OYYfcE
Mo- % Gay street.