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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30
4 GREAT CHAHCE For AGENTS.

Do you want an agency, IpoIi or trdreling, with q
chance to make 50 20 $50 per day selling our
new strand WHIT W Clothes Lme.2 Theg 'tf
f1rerer sample free 50 there is no risk Address
N our, Hudson Rirer Wire Work., l30 Maiden
Lane. cor Water St, n Y, or le Dearborn ST.,
Chtcavn
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30
A SAD SIGHT.

Among the 20 persons who were ex-
ecuted one morning, at the corner of the
Rue Royals two were women. 1 saw
myself four men taken possession of at
: O'Clock close to the Magazines du
Louvre. They were kicked and cuffed
until they reached the Paluta Royal
gate, and there against the burning house
they had their hands tied, and were
forced to kneel A woman rushed from
the crowd with a scream, and. cliprino
to one of them announced herself his sis.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-30
AT A BARRICADF,

A gentleman told me that he witnessed
from an upper window the storming of
the barricade on the Boulevard Males
herbes, and that he saw with his own
eyes the insurgents lifting the butts of
their muskets in token of surrender
which caused the inesmen to advance
across the barricade No sooner did tbey
approach within few PAGES than the
muskets were suddenly reversed, and
plunging fire laid some so of them with
ing IN heap. This morning while
walking on the Rues Patita Champa. |
saw soldier fall, struck by bullet from
an unseen hand. An officer that was
passing, told me that many men had
lost their lives in this manner. and that
the delinquents were instantly shot. He
also told me that at the Belignolles bar
rlcade, woman went up to the officer in !
command to ask question, and before
he had completed his answer she had
drawn a revolver and shot him through
the head. The soldiers were so infuri- /
ated that they forgot her sex and riddled
her with bayonet thrusts.
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rATTEN1So YOUNG Pres. ID. ID. Met
cali, o. Auburn, Dekalb County. Ind.
wrote to the Farmers Club Il have
nice lot OF pigs, twenty-five in number.
hanging from two TO three months old
and wishing to get them in market this
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RUPTUR T.

Relieved aud cur 10y DIR sherman Patent Appliance
aud Compound Office o9' broadway, :. v Send Toe,
for book with PHOTOGRAPHIC kenees of before aud
after with Henry Ward Beeche' case, letters and
portrait Beware of travelling inn o-ter who pretend a.
have been assistants OF DR. SHERMAN
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY HBY ns{ .r.i-p -e
FIt WILLIAM HI. WILSON,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
McGhee Block, Enorriue, Tenn.

HI KNoxy1tIFs Tenn. May 18th, ISL, }i
We have no material change to note in our market
to-day Every line of produce is dull in the absence
Southern orders There is positively no demand for
bacon. except for home consumption. We advise
holders put their produce in market and realize the
best prices. further decline is probable ~! 8,
GRAIN.
WHHIT-In moderate demand at $1.35 for prime
white; amber s1.3O; red, LIS per bushcl.
CoRS-sacked in depot 5000 cents. $50 . .
olrs-5oc. sslcked in depot. tr., - - = 81
RYB,-no demand. - " - 49,
fsiia - .s..7,ag PRoDUcE.- s2srf sd fe gstf9
FLouR-Extra So: Family $3.50. g s9@27e h3s -
BAcoN-Lower, From wagons 9a10c; boxed, ready for
shipment e@1c. 49, % itetHs q 1.''1 y
LassLin cans 121zz in irkins &c. s,I '2a 1,tsg'2
DRIED FEUIrs-Peaches nearly exhausted Prices
FEATHERs-Prime Co.,; prime mixed 5oG55c. !
Burrsn-Deinand active: 1S@20c. ~ 80 ~ ~ =
Eeas-In good demand for Shipment at Iec. - I
IRIsH PoTkroEs-WeIl assorted shipping varieties
1881 00c. p biishel, from wagons. s.-sll
- CLOVER SEEI-S900 per bushel vi 4-E -. IT
BEEF CATTLE-314@5c. gross, as to quality and con-
dition. IibdEHJiE a. G5IrkiEJ8UA
Hoes Butchers pay 6@61zc. gross. for city use. n
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.I7gBrielkmasons' Meetins.

The, brickmasons met last night, at the Me-
chSfI@i AssoeiRtion Room. for sths purpose Of
completing their arrangements for the Mechan-
les ProcessloRoe Saturday, the 27th of the
present month. :, .-s,tri.q s,-T.. ..,9 .,,.,,o
On motion j.. j. Henderson was made Chair
mans and s. -R. camden was appointed Secre-
srs,T<u % refr-Eif1ae aBsrt .rttHs-rI- rt.s--r -
tary,s.y xssa Essi4 Ase flatl ts-l s..-asrx. r 4
1t was moved and carried that committee Of
three. be appointed to select suitable Gag for
the occasion. Whereupon, III. E. Woody,
Wesley Weatherford and E. II. Flenniken wers
appointed by The Chair. ,~.l =
1t was decided by the meeting that trowel,
plumb, s9FGaSe And)le selib be painted on the flag,
to designate this branch Of mechanism. & Y Z
On motion, NJ. E. Woody was elected Assist
ant Marshal. :, saea -ss,l ~ ~ h.sg ,'ieE -
On motor, William RAIDER was made Gag
bearer. t-i3esas7i ssaii'
The minutes %ereread and approved, after
which the meeting adjourned. or
.siss II sJsJaHENDERsoS, Pres't.
s. r. CAMDEN, Sec'y.a ii-qs
Ia, -
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sin They como.

Messrs G., Stephenson and ]. Stringers, ar
rivsai 4Sity 4 fswqsys since with letters
to the proprietors of the CHRONICLE from the
American Exchange Agency, London, They
rrivedht Boston from England pn the 9Th, and
came direct to Knoxville. They come recon-
mehasa' aGiffFifst Class Bailders," zone ss q
brickmason and one as a. carpenter Mr.. Ste
phenson has already secured situation. They
haye)bseh teadhsg our East Tennessee Article.
and the facts compiled in the Land Registers Of
our ReaK Estate AGENTS, and believing the
country would suit them, came directly here
They.report having seen and read in England
theaWFtkEr CRoTIcLE, and that many per
sons are deeply interestedin our section. We
hope thsyymay be sbnt the fererunners of many
other, good citizens -b'7A '' go, -, =
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Z. The place to Get Your CIothiug.

If.you want nice, perfectly fitting suit, made
of the very best material, by those who thor
,eughfy understand their bushes call upon
Messrs 1Guquel and Pillet, Merchant Tailors
on the West Side of Market Place, opposite
City Hail. By strict attention to business, and do
ing we'll everything they do they hopete merit a
continuation of the patronage which has been
80 literally bestowed upon them. Give them a
call and learn for yourselves that theirs is
number one establishments. .l,ci -.s =. VISIT
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QfqSllNhe Tl9NsTF CssgA Syrup : ouN
tCsNHVVECU :. E1ts-&Sa

The scholarsyzof,the Sabbath School. of the
MethdaatS pissopAi Church intend giving d
picnic excursion 10 Cove Greek, on the Knox;
villeand Kentucky Railroad, twehty-six miles
from town. The train viii leave the depot at
eight A. NJ, and leave the grounds at four p H.,
returniagTto this city between i've and six
o'clock All these going, except the scholars,
parents and invited guests, will be charged fifty
cents for the rsHnd trip The, grounds are the
same used by the machinists for a similar occa-
siorfaast md Is beautiftfi location. --'
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Kpo,x,y,ille Retail Market.
ik lBy telegraph,
New York Market.

b5sSnI aiifqa-,s, STOCKS asifsss,s aat 10 ..se
NEW YORK, MAY. 15.--Money easy at 3a5c.g Ex-
change 10al03sc-o Gold inactive, $lllssalllM Gov
ernment securities closed steady 62s 1885, Southern
securities dull but strong. with little change. The
present quotations follows: Tennessee bonds
20; new 20. virginias 6s,1 new 40 Louisianas 6Sz;
n6w Sc; leyees "; Sc 81 rAlabamas 102 5s a. Geor-
Eias, $50; Is sS. North Carolinas 1914 e. South
Carolinas, 20 new COZ. .ea1s1igss y E3gei9ar0 ia
bas siufst .fssl3 PRODUCE. a sia9 ,s3gd .Es i
INV YoRk. May Cotton easier. Sales coo bales
s6:6Oa7.lO; good to choice N.15a9 Whisky quiet;
eI<c Wheat cent better. closing dull; winter red
declining, 5sasls1c. Pork quiet at $l7a1725. Beet
steady, plain mess 10al5c Lard dull: kettle. llc-
steady. r llFs fs'h
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CITY NOTICES..
The Place for Family Supplies.

= Bearden's store, on Market Place is an es-
Established institution. Parties will find there
everything needed for the harder, honest prices,
good weights and gentlemen to attend to Gus
toners. ii''5h5i'iii' ~ 41iissj'A
Families DESTROYS of obtaining any articles
that are scarce, can leave their. orders, which
will be carefully attended to without commits
sion. 1All goods purchased and.Ieft, win be sent
home promptly and free Of charge v14tf
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Subscribe for the CHKossrcIr. siii rzaaa 81
IT = II
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1r'cannot hurt you. 1t is purely vegetable.
Try Simmons Liver Regulator, if you wish to
be we'll. It acts like charm without debilita
ting the system, and without any of the. evil
effects Of Mercury. Simmons Liver Regulator
is the safe remedy. v10-d6t
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! Pute and cheap Ice.

l take pleasure in announcing to the, public
that I Will deliver, ice in any part of the city,
twice day, morning and evening. Tickets for
sale at nay stand, Lamar or Atkin House.
Price of ice, two cents per pound. Good solid
ice, clean and well preserved. r d ot'is
iv-9tfs sy71 .ros.'g ~ JOHN eScHERF
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OuriJOb Omee.

1t may not be generally known that we have
one ofthe very best Job Offices in East Tepnes-
nee. We are prepared to do all kinds Of book
and Job work on short notice, in the best of
style and on reasonable terms r. Cd sso;ai 1Is
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IdYery.

John Lowe & Co., having purchased a stock
Of entirely new buggies and harness, all of the
latest styles. are DESTROYS of adding livery to-
their. other stable business as candidates for
patronage They can assure, the public that
they will furnish at all times good and well
trained horses.E.H 80 10 march 23-d2m.
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I<eeal Miscellany.

The decoration Of Confederate graves takes
place tomorrow. sts ~ .@Es $50
1t was Iredell Rutherford and not Julius"
who was struck with a slung shot last Friday
About 5000 feet of gas pipe will be required
TO light up Cowan, Msoluns &..Co.T new build
ing. 40 - ~ r., oo,.o y aoc.io mr. % a.,
Through eastern connections were made BY
the railroads yesterday in Virgnia.and The de-
layed mail brought on. 7s''st'Sn .sf'iHF
Messrs. Collins and AcOresry, Of Sullivan
county, arrived at the landing yesterday with .
fatboat containing about Q, 600 feet Of Lumber,
900 cedar posts, and smsll.lot Of four Other
boats were expected 10 STRIVE. during the night
or to-day 70 cIYGg grr2 2GIECE,
A rustic gent who wasn't posted IN ''xsys
that are DARK, smadea sosseof himself and af-
fronted woman yesterday ct the same lime
She rebuksd hin with o stick Of stove wood,
when he accepted her apology and retired with
rather more hasts than dignity. and q eonsider-
able abrasion in his shoulder blade
Less than three hundred dollars in money has
been paid into the State treasury during the
present month.
The ice cold soda water FROM Barry and Me-
Daniels soda fountain is perfectly delicious this
sort of weather. 80 KS
The Confederate graves were decorated in
Nashville last Sunday. .--,5s.
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- :. No, lga. PRIcr. 5000.

splendid farm of seven hundred and fifty acres and
country residence, lying on the Et0wah River and
R6me Railroad, in Barlow county, GeOrria. Three
hundred acres open land under good fence; about
hundred and fifty river bottom. These lands part
ly set IN clover timothy and herd grass ell Of which
grew finely on the place. The soil also well adapted
to oil kinds of grain. Large double two-sory bsuse.
and all necessary oubui dings. The location
spects,E1s sI77r -aier.t lsE r-lH-- -.rsf- .'
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tonight, given in aid Of the Presbyterian
Church of that place. Those Who attend may
rest assured of spendiug an evening most pleas
antlyahd preftsblys ~ uEE O}Ffhof f1i
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pine tAnpIes.

A barrel of choice fresh ana ripe Pine APP
pies just received and for sale cheap at Peter
Kern's, Cohfeetioner,. Market Place west side
Call and buy before they are all sold. ,
WIG 2t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-16

On Sunday morning, about eleven o'clock,
smoke was seen issuing from the window Of
Mr.. Havely's paintshop, corner Of Gay and Cum
berland streets, and the smell Of burning oil
was very perceptbls. Mr. Robert Yestel and
Policeman s. O. Smith, Ahsf spest aiffenlsy
forced open the door, and discovered = barrel
of paint smoking freely and aalnoet ready to
burst into fame. They picked up the barrel
and threw it in the street. axerting 3 threatened
eonfagration, which, had it occurred at night
might have resulted as diSastrously rs that of
March, 1862 T'l8 ~7Kfjlc ea.s5 attts soll0
+ Mr.. HaSely says there was positively no Are
in the room, and that being 50, the presump-
ton is that it was case Of spontaneous comr-
bustion, caused by turpentine and oil dropping
into the. barrel. 80 s,,s.,stae VOC ttts
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The Sabbath School Of the German Lutheran
Church and the day school combined win 60
on picnic to-day at the Armstrong Place.
Those going can scarcely fail having pleasant
time q3HuI1EdlIkA HAa
Globe Flower Syrup cures -whooping cough,
sore Hsost bf0hcblti and asthma ado
Just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for con-
umption, asthma and Group. z''r
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BufIdiur ste, for sale.

offer for sale few building sites, from five
to fifteen acres, on the Rutledg pike, and front
ing the Fair Grounds. raiSicTps foI a7s =
march31-dtf JOS A. MARRY.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL.

FINDING MY; BUSINESS ENGAGEMENTS
4 make 1T necessary TO travel considerably away
from the city wish to notify all my friends that let
ters on professional business addressed to me- Box 49,
knoxyiiie, viii receive prompt attention. =. -;
aprls-alm ''s DR. J. c. FOSTER.
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lEBAptist Festival,

The festival in aid of the Baptist Church, Civ
en- by the lady members of that denomination,
took place last night at the Franklin, House.
The weather was pleasant, the gentlemen liberal
and All Vent of pleasantly The festival will
be continued tonight
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Ice Cream.

The best ice cream, can be found at the vel
known establishment of Peter Kern, on Marke
Place. He is prepared to furnish supplies t
families, picnics and parties generally, on shor
notice and on reasonable terms. ~ haa sa.
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THE EXCHANGE AND DE-
Wv POST BANK:f EFTT asT Y
East Tenn, Va. and Ga. Railroad Stock,
East Tenn1 and Ga. Railroad Bonds, 6
Bank Of tennessee Notes, New and Old Issue,
And LasssI WARRANTS, ) ~ TaSH G1fir
For which the Highest Market Price win be paid. Il
mayli-dtf rFif I. s"a7 si.i EP BAILEY Cashier.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-16

Pemberton's compound extract Of Stillingia
cures all diseases arising from impure blood.
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No. 1SS.
PRIcr. 5000.

Farm of 40 acres. 100 in cultivation, at Rheatown
Greene county, and near the Z. t. Va. and Ga. Rail-
road Dwelling of 9 rooms, good stere-house, barn,
etc. Tannery, with all necessary finishing shops, well
supplied with finest spring water, boot shoe and sad
dlers shops. This is very desirable property, and
mite the attention of those desiring to carry
fam, country store, TannerysIetc., to eonnuRcats
ft-Sx :srilavt.fss q. nel :-e-7e o.
ssS;. tr1i.a-4p -A-ssx--. -iri -ry.
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call andSe.

The stove Fashion, y unequalledf for economy
'hSasssII e iisp'5S' I 'tJ pfP'
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Pemherton's compound extract of Stillingia
cures all old mercurial and venerial diseases
without fail-try it. rlst --i 8.ir- - rs,E -a
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No. I7s.
r. PRICE, sI4o

Very neat and comfortable Cottage and fine Lot, sit
aied about one mile from the court house in Knox
lie, on the Clinton Turnpike
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kerFSSs pine apples are riipeh and sweet as
We know from taste the best proof we can ask
See his notice. szTa ~ .sefl nis0lmo-7S alHk
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BY letter from Lake Village, Arkansas, the
news OF the death Of Judge Hayes was received
On oaoesth last by his relatives in this city,
Judge Henry Hayes, sonof the late DR.. H. n
hayes, was native Of Nashville Tennessee, IN
wnicn city he grew up to manhood.
After the complexion Of his education ne
studied law, and soon amer entering upon the
du.ies al tnas PROFESSION removed 70 0ou'nern
ILLINOIS, where ne remained until ABOUT 1905
Wnen ne removed 20 LAKE sniage Onisot
county, Ark, at wnicn place ne rssldeo almost
continuously unti inc gay OF ms death. The
people OF Ohicot recognizing IN him lawyer
OF marked sDilisy, piacoo NM oy their votes,
on inc oencn as 9adge OF tho Court OF Probate
ana cna'rmsh 81 tns County Court To this
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No.17.
PRIsz, t1,50

One story Frame Dwelling and rs acres of Land sns
de from the COURT house in GreeneEille Tenn Land
lnfer good fence, house new, fine young orchard &e
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PRICE,. $3.50.
.llIrr--1 ,r.., No. zO1.

p. Farm OF two hundred acres in Anderson county. ~
mnes from Heiskelrs Station. Ab0ut75 acres in cul
tytion double log house, barn. two springs &C. This
is cheap place, and can easily be made good
Said to be fine location for country store One thor
sand dollars cash-balancc twelve months.
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No. 14.
PRICE,. $500.

shoap ana ddsitabls5 farm of about two hundred
acres in half of which is in eultys-
Plains station on Z. tn Va and Ga Railroad Good
story frame house. log barn. young orchard Of Sc
lecf fruit &C. Jefferson county is one of the best in
East Tennessee and this farm Of the most desire
bic Of any on list considering location and price
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No. 13
PkIcs. $3.50

Frame House, stories with ! rooms, with about an
acre and "A feurth of land. Time will be given
part ef,the purchase money. .Iu7iT o. =
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No. 1&l.
PRIcs, $50

Fam Of. two hundred aeres-6ty in cultivation.
God log house. kitchen. stable, 6c. miles from
Redwood, Also on the place, coal bank good wa.
tel power for mill purposes, &c.
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Buildiur LOIS Fer Sale

~ bHlHuiHB LOts F0r SHE. ~
: offer a few Building Lots, in the city, for
sale ha.-,s.s,x9 JOS. A. MABRY.
- rnar23-tf f.t ,.,t fs-fr
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ETHE BATTLE HOUSE.

ItHAyE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
as the Stacey House. end VIII heneefOrth conduct
II in the most approved STYLE. a.,
q Theparonage Of the public generally, and Of my Ola
friends particularly who have stood By % truly II
the past, is respectfully solicited pronise them
House. JOEL A. BATTLE.
:. twill be seen from the above that have lessed ~
Stacey House General Battle. In retiring from tn
position which have occupied for several year
this city, desire to tender my thanks and kind Slsns
to old friends and to earnestly eEtreat eonflnnanga
of their patronaee to my suceessor rs enc VINO ~
make their say with him comfortable in every
janl7-dtf-w 2a4 Z-l--..- S.-8 o1AS1-.-
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First of the Season

lee ColdSoda Water with any favoring syrup
desired, can be obtained at A. NJ SPIRo &
Bios - 7seas ~etI .s1a iar'.a zs 4 iv-7tf
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lsuekMheat EIouI

Forty sacks of Buckwheat Flour Just received
and for sale by aae...i; 49,.
hoy1S-n.n ~, GEO. M. WHITE 81 Son.
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Refreshments


Furnished for Balls, Parties and Pic-nics, Al
short'notice' By - A, NJ sP1Ro & BRo.iv7tf
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FOR RENT.

4 ~-f-rAP-t'sA tflsl-tA -i-r- $50 -
Fine frame dwelling Church street, three hundred
and hfty dollars per ennum-sss go -F -
Also good Brick house. stable sndservants' house,
with VS. twenty eight of land, well fenced and
partly divided small lots for stock. There two
csteTns and an excellent we'll This ane place Tor
market gardens or dairier. er'g1 sza4i
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BOT so feet square, corner Cumberland and Locust
f the best in the city. r91i, -.'
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SheriH,s sale

ipYsvIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennessee and
to me directed. will sell for cash in hand in front Of
the court house in Knoxville Saturday, the Sd day
of june, 1871. all the right title claim interest and
demand that Fl. p Gaut has in and to house and lot
county. Tennessee fronting about hundred feet
Crozer street. and about seventy feet Depot street
levied to satisfy execution in my hands fromthe
Circuit Court of Knox county in favor of Levi McCoud
VS.. Sterling Booker and Howell Gauit
May u, 1S7l-d1tw3t VT. GOSSETT, Sheriff
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FARMS.
g0.s No. 1se.

& - - No. los. Z - $1,000.
Farm and rid &c lands go acres Is in cultivation
ii Asted in Morgan county, seven miles from Rock
" ODD. Ordinary log house This place is wsll adapt
I'd for fruit. sndafords fine range fer stock.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-16
ny VIRTUE OF AN ExECJTIoN ISSUED From

DY VIRTUE0F AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of Knox county. Tennessee and
to directed, will sell for cash in hand in front of
the court house in Knoxville. Saturday the 3rd day
demand that John A. NJ. Thornton has in and TO
certain tract parcel ofand lying and situated in the
18th civil district OF Knox county, Tennessee being the
northern part of the farm that j. A. NJ Thornton now
resides upon, containing sixty acres more or less;
levied the property of j. A NJ Thornton TO sat
isy Judgment in the Circuit Court of Knox county
Tennessee In favor Of William O. Bay VS.. John A. NJ
Thornton. VT. G0SSETT, Sheriff. q