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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

better il possible this year, and we
claim many sdvantages-commodiou
building, moral neigborhood, &c.
Teachers should look to their advan.
tages h engaging summer schools,
that they do not conflict with the
Normal.
A lively school exhibition was held
At district No. Q, Iowa tp. It was
free, full, and held we'll into the hours
of night.
The election in the Independent
District Of Springdale passed of in =
lively manner, resulting In the election
Of N. J. Maris and James Frame u
Directors. The reports Of the Score.
tary and Treasurer showed showed
that about $500 principal was paid
on the school house debt beside inte-
rest. ALVEY little talk about some
split and missing boards from stables
coal house, &C., resulted in eliminating
the base ball club, one the directors
the ianitor, and several other individ
.uals. A resolution was passed thai
more care he taken Of the property il
the future.
| Soiourner Truth will lecture on tn,
subject Of the Freedmen, at 7 O'Clock
r. n, 18th inst, at Springdale schoo
house. Admission free.
| Teegarden ! Wren have purchases
. patent to cure hog cholera.
NONPURLIco.
March Is, 1872.
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FROM SPRlNGDALE.

The exercises Of our school closed
very pleasantly. The examinations
were praiseworthy, especially that in
English literature, and we believe
that it would be well for little more
attention to be paid to this study Of
our own language. The paper show.
ed . combination Of wit, humor and
sense, and was well read by G.
Edwards and Eta Hirst. Music was
rendered by Matte James and others.
Lycurgus Sultzer delivered . very
appropriate valedictory, followed by
remarks from patrons and teachers.
A vacation for two weeks, and the
spring term opens to continue three
months under charge Of the regular
teachers Of the three departments.
The Association for establishing .
Normal School for teachers at
Springdale held meeting last week,
and took active measures for hiring
instructors and lecturers for the term
commencing early in August, and
continuing one month. We expect
ono lecture every afternoon and
frequently in the evenings. Prof. e.
u. Cook 10 Superintendent. We
cannot now announce the lecturers.
but will promise them - soon q
ascertained by the Association. The
Normal was pronounced good by all,
LAST year, and We intend TO make Il
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21
Proceedings Of the Cedar County
Republican Convention held
at Upton, lows, March
10th, 1879.

Convention met ut the Court House
At o'clock +. NJ. pursuant to notice,
and was called to order by the Chair.
man Of the Central Committee, Mr.. E.
H. Pound, upon whoss nomination A.
3. Cornwall, Of springdaIe, was cho.
zen Chairman Of the Convention.
Upon motion Of + NJ. Brink, C. l..
Longley was elected Secretary.
A motion prevailed that > Commit.
tee Of three be appointed to select del.
egales to the State Convention, where.
upon the Chair made said COMMITTEES
consist Of Mes.rs. E. u. Brink aud
.. L. Smith. Of Center, aud David
Morrison, Of Springdale.
After deliberstion, the COMMITTEES
reported the following names Is dele
gates for Cedar County In the Stats
Convention at Des Moines on the 9TH
inst:
VIM. p. Wolf. VIM. H. TuthiII, s.
Yates, VIM. Elliott, WIN. H. Morrow,
A y. Cornwall, 9. l.. Longley. r. E.
Campbell. N. Mclaughlin, 8. l..
smith.
Upon motion. the report OF the Com
mittee was adopted.
Hon. VIM. II. Tuthili. In . shor,
speech. requested An u preasion for I'll.
guidance ofthe delegation. and expreas
ing himself - In favor Of Gen. Grant
coucsrnlng whom he said no on,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

"A gOod Joke Is told on MI Elinira
grocer. One ~ tho - a..
place was having y donation party the
other evening, when Mr.. am
bilious To appear liberal, marked n
four dollar castor up to twelve dollars
aud took II In ~ his donation, gettin 4.
much credit for his libsraiity. The
next day the minister called 1T the
store with his twelve dollar castor,
stating that rs they could not afford
no expensive IN article. he would be
pleased to exchange II for i:s
marked value In other needed goods,
and the minister was sO0n vending
his way home ward. loaded down with
. dozen dollars worth Of selected
groceries.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

The compulsory educational bill
which has passed the Iowa Senate pro
sides that every parent or guardian
snail send every child in their fami
lies between the ages of eight and
fourteen years, TO school for not less
thar sixteen weeks each ear, under a
penalty OF twenty dollars for each
violation, and provides for the appoint
ment OF trusnt officer whose duty il
shall be to look up delinquents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21
From LINN TOWNSHIP.
Report Of Proceedings Of Citisons
Of above Township and Capnty
g the Stock Act.

House called to order by A. NJ.
Gayitz. John Johnston chosen Chair.
man and A. NJ. Craighead Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of
the meeting as follows:
We, the farmers Of this community
regard the act BASED by the General
Assembly during the last session, viz.
1870, as detrimental to our best inter.
csts, and meet for the purpose Of tax.
ing measures las q community league
or club) to allow our stock to run as
heretofore, except such Is may be
named in resolutions adopted At this
meeting.
A. N. Gavitx and others spoke at
length on the subject, after which the
following resolutions were unanimous
" adopted:
WHEREAS, considering that the Gen.
raj Assembly did in 1876, pass an
act entitled IAN Act to restrain
Stock from running at large" and
the same was imposed upon us at
our last general election therefore
be it
Resoiced, That while the law may
be to the people Of some parts of our
State beneficial and to their interests,
we deem it i,,ea7,cdient and detrimen-
tai to the interests Of the citizens Of
Linn township.
Rcsoiued, We deem it to be to our
best interests to allow our stock to
run at large as hereinbefore ment oned.
excepting procreating male stock and
such others as may be deemed unruly,
and we will use our influence to re.
strain the same.
And be it further Resolced, That
we keep our outside fences to q lawful
height, believing the same to be to
our best interect, also preventive to
litigation and neighborhood conten-
ton.
Further Resolred, That we each Of
US do restrain our stock during the
might Act"
ResolUed, That the Secretary be
authorized to furnish . copy Of the
minutes Of this meeting to each of the
papers published at Upton, for
publication.
March 10, 1872.
JOHN JOHNSTON, Chm.
A. NJ. CRAIGHEAD, Sec.
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The Senate on the 18th inst. passed
oy 81 to 10 the bill to permanently To-
cate the Reform School. It appropri.
s'es sSo,ooO, makes the trustees Of
scnooi the commissioners to make
'ocat'on, aud requires thst the amount
u 'aho snail no: be less than $40 acres
"hlcn shall be obtained without ex
pense to the State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

Captain WIN. Christy. Of Clarke
county, is prominently in the field ~
. candidate for the Republican nomi.
nation to the Office Of State Treasurer.
Eulisting early in the war against re
bellion, Capt. Z. served more than four
years in the 18th Iowa Infantry and
9Th Iowa Cavalry, rising by merit
from the ranks to the position which
his title indicates. The following
FROM the Osceola Sentinel 10 the state
ment Of one who knows him well,
aud is endorsed generally by his
comrades Of The army. some of whom
are among our own citizens:
In presenting the na,ne of CAP
TAIN CHRIsrY 10 the Republicans OIL
Iowa, MS u candidate for State Treas
uier, we do so in iuii condolences that
he Is eininently and thoroughly quail
fled To dis barge all the duties oi that
office. A native If Ohio. he has been
. resident of Iowa for the past eight
cen years. In politics he Is radically
Republican,.
As soldier, no better, Drawer, or
truer man ever went into the tield
As an accountant aud business man he
j. not excelled. As citizen he Is uni.
versaliy honored and respected by eli
who know him."
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March l6, 1872.
FROM RED OAK.

Mr.. Editor your issue Of the
10Th Of March, . correspondent from
this corner Of creation who signs him.
self"A. M."-American Mule--states
that q party of charivariers recently
went home ashamed Of themselves.
do not see how he could have known
this bad it been true, but since it il
altogether untrue am sure he spoke
without knowledge. We had nothing
to be ashamed OF and think that "A
NJ" had better mind his own business
RED OAK BOYs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21
Probate Notice.

Estate Of John Hawkins, Deceased:
The state Of Iowa, ss:
1NO the heirs at 'ew Of John Hawkins late
i Of said county, deceased, and all Others
concerned:
You arc hereby notified, that the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court ~ Cedar County, Iowa, did
ON the 18th day ~ March, ls72. open and pQb.
Holy rad, an instrnment Of writing purpdrt.
Hawkins, late Of said county. deceased; and
you are further notified that the nrst day Of
the next term Of said Court ommencins on
1879. hes been srt ~ the day for the ANAL
hearing and proof Of said Will. ~ which time
ali persOns Interested may appear aud shO "
e e Lsole.e. w. r,,,- c..s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

The most preposterious idea
we have heard lately Is i'd.
vanced by the Cedar Post when
It says that the class Of immigrants
reached by the efforts and induce
ments Of Bosrds Of Immigration aud
like organizations C'coaxing," the
Post Extensively calls III are the Vi
cious, the ignorant, the paupers-in
short. the very class we do not want.
Now every one who knows any thinx
about the matter knows that the
agents Of such organizations as above
alluded 10 make it their special bust
ness to reach out beyond the grea,
cities into the rural districts and man
u.aceuriDg towns and ons.s whssoves
Inducements they may command u
the mechanics and the industrious
middle classes. But the Post msn
most completely stultifies himself
when, after stating rs quoted above,
be goes GU to say that these efforts 70
induce immigration are always made
In the interests Of land Spectators,
rich men and corporations who have
land TO sell, and who according to his
showing. are endeavoring to induce
pQupers to come across seas and buy
their land. Pretty good speculation
that would be-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

A despatch to the Davenport Gazette
concerning the fire at Iowa City says,
this morning the Clinton House. the
leading hotel in this city, caught fire
aud burned to the ground. All the
rooms were occupied, aud several Of
the occupants narrowly escaped. Blu,
little furniture was save'i. Ole Bulp.
concert troupe was in the house. and
Mr.. Bull ran into the street In his
night clothes with his fiddle under hi.
arm. The loss Is about S35 900. In
surance $4,000.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

One Of the re.iistrictiIg plans makes
this Congressional District colDpri-e
Muscatine, Scott, Cedar, Clinton,
Jackson and Jones counties. Musca
tine, ride the Journal, doeen't Liz.
this, but would prefer to take Cedar
and 60 Into partnership with Wash
ington, Johnson, Keokuk and Iowa.
Either arrangements MAKES group OF
good counties, but the former seenii
the more natural and proper to us.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

Inc STATE Senate on Friday voted
uo"n tue JOINT resolution amending
sus sons.''u.'oh 30 as to enable the
oensfa' Assembly to abolish or change
.ae present system of grand juries-
thus lostponing for the present the
discussion Of that suffice,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

The good fruits Of the New Hamshire
victory on the 18th inst, are these:
- -. u1.~,,e.ss-~.
State ticket the election Of three
Republican members Of Congress 10
take the seats now occupied by three
Democrats and the election of =
Republican Legislature, which will
elect Republican United States
Senator.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

BoYNToN's LI0HTNIN0 AAws.-Extract
from the Judges Report In Department Y.
Group s. 1t the Fortieth Exhibition II the
American Institute. held In the City Of New
York, Oct. 1871:
No. I. l0s-"Lightning Saws" + n Boy ton
No. 10 BeekmRn street. N. Y.-The Lightning
Saws are certainly an improvement In that
useful arti ,Ie. Former, y the greatest angle
In these saws Il In W, which gives IL . cut
ting edge instead OF scraping edge. and
must necessarily cut faster than any other
slider them VI the highest degree Of merit
" r. Tribune
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

IN the Cedar Poses recent u,.a;.n,.
neo attempt at whitewashiug It.
naturally indignant readers OF foreign
olfth, II drst tries to make til am be
"evs that It did uot say what II did
say, and then says it over again
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

New York must breathe easier now
that the Erie ring has followed the
TAmmany to its downfall. On the
l2.h sust. organized ana elxilfulIy
exerted pressure eliminated In giving
the stolen railroad wholly into the
hands Of new Directory with Gen.
Dix III lis head, Jay Gould subsiding
from the Presidency to dictatorship
which he has since resigned, thus
severing all connection with the great
corporation whose affairs he aud Fisk
have SO fearfulIy and wonderfully
managed and mismanaxed.
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prUW1nont oct c0Ot0 % CeOsuIe0s onO
whose whole career must b. considered
judicious. therefore offered the follow.
Ing resolution:
Hoo0lvcd, That " coedially appsovs
nj To acts ard adminiserstion Of 0eu.
Grant a President Of The United 6tnees
In carefully protecting the honor Of
our aati0n . against Other naei0ns:
aud In the reduction Of the nataoea'
debt.
Mr.. Jno. Safley moved to amend ~
adding and 10 the faithful collection
OF the revenue
NJ. Brink moved to amend amend
ment BY adding " ard that We are 10
favor Of his reconstruction"
Amendments, aud resolution -
amended, wers passed.
A report from acommittee appointed
to report on the matter Of The prac
disability Of continuing delegate con
ventions Ia this county, or Otherwise"
being callsi for. the Chairman Of this
COMMITTEES, Hon. r. Cover, stated BY
way OF preface that he had been not
we'll for some weeks. and that IN addi
tlon hs was moro nervous than usual
on sccount Of having been without .
pipe for two weeks after 70 years steady
smoking; therefore 1t his request the
report was read BY the Secretary. -
follows:
/ f2-.t,>c..n VAN, Com r,ttee have
co.,ssd......s .,,,, a.is..ss.i n.,iisic.l c.,,,.
w..,,i..u sv.ssm ...S shink n. d.msris.
NOR. .s,nsnsc,.n,,. ,hsn ia merits fDr
,hs vossi ~ tbs Govern ,nsmt. And neo.
nis A. !, i. ~ smvsmtion' ana in
..S.e..inn ~ ,h.. nfYicers and their
sx lectants, for their especial gain. r.
vor. aud bounty, III the admi nistration
Of the government, aud opposed TO the
peoples 0riginai contract Tor their gov
crumeut. viz: Their equal rights aud
Justice 70 ali men AMI bS their consent,
and they contribute 10 their perversiO1l
Lot fll6ne rights icum. fhs peopls. aud n
tne omce! COMMUNICATING the govern
men! LOT tneir own auo Inen0s gain,
PS0ples Ourneil, tnrOugn extrAvASant
taxstlon. ana Also 70 the ueinoraH1a'
lon OF TUG government snd people,
snd especially OF the 0mcefs them.
selves, wnnm We would nave unceiush
AMI nae C@sar,s vile, without blame
~ suspicion. Iheir accusefs are ioud
Snd very many, snd can overload SOME
" sucus VIZ" enn"e, ~ s"o wv %
Nuu&Iene, Vow 1O5A Ivy OuscsSo'
osc. Los -, Tug PeoPse. uI.o'cO ous !.
seIscs I!uu sucu cousension., s"o
IeiOIn sne oiIc0Is ~ TUG aunihsstIs
.iou VI our government, w .nc uuitcu
sunnort az our orivinrI contract at
equal rights and justice to iii men,
aud the consent o. the people to the
government % u 's being administer
ns,, ~.
..d ss.es =, az aM.s s.d..,: ....,..
fIr emervenci.nl on the honestv eiivi.
bility aud merit. And VIC do II In our
primary meetings and constituencies.
snu .on =. ~. 'cu.s ~ uu.9u. -. sSual
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

Liberal Republication il at .
o'scouht 10 Iisinois. One wagon 10
sgrted uI"" - sufficient to carry to
the polls 10 November all the lib.
erslo.v
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Each shareholder Will receive by mail o.
delivered at the General Office, either OF the
following beautiful steel engrnvings: Y
Grant. Evan2e inc. NJ NJ Brick Pomtroy. or
Gen II + Lee. on receipt of three dollars, III
addition 10 a share in the distribution.
pirectors.-Jud smith. late sherii OF che
t.lmira y y, George Bennett, Esq. Horse.
C'osiMIssioNrRs or DISTRIBUTION
Hon ) = lark. Elmifa, \ !, MAJ W y hath-
EPt,sir,IhY-Bank of Cbemung. Elmira
IeEFEIeENC Es.
Hon Lucsus Robinson, late Comptroller of tbt
s.a.s q p Ne@ h nan hoarman smith NJ c. sa
Aaieht. George Q dianlon. present Sneriii u On.
ms CO. b ol stsV E . 30 s Nassau aust
y. y, Attorney at Law. Q. W. Palmer ESQ, VIII
menl r. Chambers ST.. n. ", Jas. Flynn, I Warre
st.. Attorney Al Law, Horsei,eads, John Rsynold
n. Y. Z. Rachman Attorney a, Law Hofs"heads
Lew Southport O. IL Filch lIorseheads, smit
4 Hal, Bunker; Emiia Ed \. Young Gen pas
johnson. Artist baltimore, Nd, Jason Woolevel
Van Eten cnemung Co y u. u 5 Loan en On
A. r. Gaia.iau. Justice OF the Peace
pEscIlPTIoN OF REAL EsT pal,,n.a PA Pa
three years ago situated one block rom The Pos
Office, Elmra, n u. fronting on Market stree
Hotel, attached seventy five feet front MarkeE
street running north two hundred feet, forming a.
l.. running west hundred and fifty feet, tronttn
on Ra dwtn street. being four hundred and fity ee'
with Public Hall above, two hundred fee long. an
an Office III the center with burglar and fire proc
vault Market bu II and Tilted up n the most cor
yenfe.t and improved style.
PATrINsoN HOTEL Situated on the corner
Baldwin and Market streets about seventy i've fee
front Baldwin and one hundred an sixty feet OF
Market strtets. Suitable barns attached.
Farm Isl uat ed Two and half miles from Tn
citt ~ tinlia on the Plank Road. containing on
one hundred acres; good lafm puiidings, ofchars
Il . nh in fine STATE OF cultivation.
hEstnENCE.-In tiith ward, on Pennsslvan
avenue about SO feet front and 100 feet deep. Mn
residence with modern improvements.
REsIDENIE.-In Fourth Ward, situated o.
BALDWIN street 20 ieet front 100 feet deep. One eioc
from Post Office.
TEN ACRES LASD.-Adjoining Corporatio,
aliaut one mile from Post 0tlcs with house an
! t.rn snllahle for Vegetable or budng putposes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

Far 3, the Republican State Con-
Wi ton ha. been reduced ON The G. r.
]. 4 T. and &. 4 N. w. roads 10 one
nIth Of Regular rates for rstuin tickets.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

ChNTKAL COunIILEI
pes Moines, Iowa, Feb. ., lsxJ
c.ste Convention OF the Republican
osrtv Of Iowa will be held NJ
Mes Noines, Wednesday, March q, ~,
- the purpose Of selecting twenty-five del.
s~sfee 10 the National Union Republican
sHnvention. to be held II Philadelphia on
fhs6sh Il June, l572.
rue ratio Of representation will be one
delexs e from each county In the state. and,
AIRED votes or fraction Of over one hundred
cast for G. &. Carpenter for Governor at the
general election IN ISL.
This gives edar county 10 delegates. Scott
il. Wuscatine 9, Clinton Is. Linn Is. Jones :,
arrangements are being made with the
different Railroads In the state Tor reduced
made ct an early day. On behalf OF the
Communities.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-21

and examine their stock
Of Ladies' and Cents
Underwear, FurS,ShaWls,
Cloaks and Cloaking,
Dress Goods, and Knit
Goods Of all varieties,
which they are closing
out at greatly
reduced prices, in order
to make room
for their Spring Stock. !.
We quote prices as fol-
lows:
Black, Drab and Brown
Beaver at $3.50 per
yard.
Good Undershirts, rs c.,
sold elsewhere at $l.OO.
Astrachan Beaver loaks,
$3.50.
All Eurs 20 per cent.
less than former price.
All Millinery Goods at
| first cost.
Customers vii! do we'll
to examine these goods
before buying.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the applicnt,o,
OF NJ l.. simmons. Of ~ nwoOd Cedar conn
OFT ecirenit Court, asking thu 4 hermit be
granted I'm to sell Intoxicating liquors for
n eficinaI. mechanical sacrsme tai apdci
Cedar comfy. Iowa nd that said applica,
ton has been set1or final hearing on Mon.
day, April 9Th. ls72. at one o'clock NJ, NJ
the Court IIouse In Upton. when and where
all persons interested can make objection
thereto if they see proper. awl2
March %, 1879. NJ. L. SIMMONS.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
CIIANCERY SALE
Valuable City Property,

In Sneed King & Co.'s Addition to Knoxville.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
by the Chancery Court ut the September Term 1872
in the case of John d. Backford, now T. Z. Champ-
on Guardian Vs. Elizabeth Webb ct al will SELL in
front of the court house door in Knoxville on
Saturday, the Th Day OF December nert,
bidder lots Nos l24 l2S ISL and 1852 in Sneed King
Co.'s Addition to Knoxville. sufciency thereof
raise the sum required Lot No. l2i lies south of
Park street fronting so feet said street. and between
Crozer and Morgan streets No. l2s lies south of Park
street, fronting 50 feet said street and being third
lot east of CroZer street and lots Nos l6l and 162 lie
north of Park street. fronting ~ and so feet said
street, and being the 9Th and 9th lots East of Crozer
street
TERMS.-Said lots will be sold for one half cash in
hand and the remainder in six months. Notes bearing
interest from date, with good security will be required
of the purchaser Nj. l. PATTERSON. C. M.
noyl3W4
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04
Chancery Sale of a Valuable Farm

IN KNOX COUNTY, EAST TENNESSEE
No. 2424.
IN obedience to q decree pronounced at the Septem-
Der Term, 1872 of the Chancery Court at Knoxville
Tennessee. in the of John Baxter vs. Wilbur s..
Wight will sell in front of the court house door in
Knoxville, on
Saturday, the 7th Day of December neat,
at IL O'Clock, 4. N.
at public auction the highest bidder the tract of
land mentioned and described in tho peadngs lying
IN hnoh e9nnty tennessee on tne Jaekso9ro Iprn
six miles: from tho city of Knoxville adjoining the
lands of John Weand, ]. f. Callahan and others and
containing 204 acres. Said sale wilt be made in
bar of the equity ofredemption.
TERMS.
Said sale will be made on a credit of g. II, g. 3S and
so months and notes will be required of the purchaser
with good security, without interest and lien retain
ed on the land as further security.
Nov, II. lS72-dlw4 NJ. L. PATTERSON, C. AN.