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300; Sollcc2rs feel o1 printers fec 5Oi clerks fec
James Wilams one tract of land Of 500 acres, more
loss lying in the 18th civil district adjoining the
lands of Almarne Iuckaby and others the taxes due
and unpaid Tor the years 1869 and 1870 arc SlOO col
lectors fec 90; printers fec 5o clerks fee 90.
John Adkins heirs one tract of land Of $50 acres
more or les, wing in the 18th district adjoining the
lands Gf Sa,fh lueksby and others t;zes due and
or's fee %; printers fee so; clerks fee So To-
dc s N S Of h anh nn Of C o
WIN. Siler and others, valued at =; taxes due for
fHs 70 yS ecrE eo So T total lee printers lee
Joseph Faulkner one tract of land Of leo acres, in
i;llSz@ goiieSStors, ice 1ooj: printers fee: 30;
Jackson Campbell one troct of land of 1000 acres.
lying in hf 9Th district ndGiIin soh the LANDS of VIM
SFs Ss i4S ySp5 fee So 'TS'st W. PRINT
shepard, joseph Bolton and Others, valued ats, 80 ;
f qSS iG Ge iS S clerk s Co. a W.
IlOyse siler tract Of $50 acres Of land. more or
John Bottom, VIM. Carroll and others, valued ats {;
tex due for the year 1871 Is collectors fee l. 90;
Riley Tow 800 acres Of land more or less 10 the 9th
district, adjoining the lands of James Cooper D. >.
ISL collectors fee i printers fee 50; clerks
fee Ell 1 So Total s.. 20 ..... =, ,,, :. 81. o,,,
a
district adjoining the lands of james Cooper and 9TH
| ers. valued at tax for the year ISL Is col
lectOrs fee 90; printers fee 50; clerks fee so.
| Total so.
II is therefore considered by the court that judg
be- and il hereby entered ngninst the aforesaid
tracts land in the name Of the.Sateiof Tennessee
| for the sum annexed to each, being the amount of
taxes costs and charges due severay thereon fer the
years aforesaid And II is ordered by the court that
the said several tracts of land. much thereof
shall he sufficient of each of them TO satisfy the taxes.
costs and charges annexed to them severaly be sold
| as law directs.
Thereupen. you, the said Twins Baker, former tax
collector of Campbell county Tennessee, hereby
commanded to expose to public sale the aforesaid
tracts Of land, much of each of them will be Of
value sufficient satisfy the taxes, and charges
the law directs and make due return of this wit,
according to law,
Witness, William Allen. Clerk Of our said court at
Office in JacksbOre', third Monday OF july 1873.
| WIN. ALLEN, Clerk.
Issued July 2Sth 1873.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, CAMPBELL COUNTY.
In pursuance of the foregoing order of snle. l will
expose public sale at the court house in Jacksboro
Tenn the first Monday in January, 1874 the tracts
of land described in said order of SALE or so much
each of them will be of value sufficient to satisfy
taxes and charges thereto annexed, unless said
amounts are previously paid. - -
EWINS BAKER.
Former Tax Collector.
Jacksboro, Tenn. Nov. Cd, 1873.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
Non-Resident Notice.

No. LIZA.
Margaret j. h Amanda Lowe vs.. W. G.. Swan and
Others
WHEREAS, AT THE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1873.
w of the Chancery Court at Knoxville Tennessee,
in this cause, the death of w. g. Thompson was rug
gested and admitted and that he left him surviving
his hers-at-law, two minor childrent, John Henry
Thompson and Sarah NJ Thompson, who have for their
guardian their mother Ellen J.ThOmPsOn, all of whom
reside in the State of Texas.
It is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks. in the Knoxville Chronicle,
recurring said minor heirs and their guardian to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville Tennes-
Sec on or before the first Monday of January 1874,
and show cause if any they have, why this suit should
not be revived against them. Deeember Sth, 1873,
A copy--rest; NJ. l., PATTERSON, c. X M.
XiilOdlw3t By W. A. GALRRAITH. b. c. &. NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
serii,ner.s Artist in Knoxville.

UeSad the pleasure of call at our
sapetunI last night from I. Wells Champ
Tev sneeial artist of Scrtbncr's HoRth(y,
one Of the leading journals of Gns to a"y
i,,strate Mr.. Edward Kings articles on
t - tSe Great south" They are just return,
an estensEs ms son m For iP t hey
,Tara both very much faugued' IN
fact Mr.. King, feeling quite unweil, pass ,,,,
Cd through to Lynchburg, where he WIN
wait the arrival of Mr., Champney, VINO;
Snding much beauty in the scenery o. o,
East Tennessee, stopped over In the clty 10
toLe few sketches for that widely circu-
lated monthly. He has taken several view t,:
from the peak south Of the river the the H Cns
"ersity building, the bridge and the Gus Jns
torn House, and has also gathered the polhl'
for an elaborate article on the city o
Knoxville, its location, population, com
mercial and mineral interests, to appea
in future number of this interestinl
Monthly. He called on It. NJ. SchieleI
nnr talented Knoxville artist, yesterua:
vcning, who at once volunteered to SNOW
70; n around. -
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TAN SALE.
STATE OF TBNNEsSEE-CAMPBELL COUNTY
Circuit Court. July Term, 1873.

STATE OF BNNESSEE-CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Circuit Court. July Term. 1873.
NA1HEREAS. GEORGE NJ. TAYLOR. COLLECT
w OR ofthe Public Taxes for the county of Camp
bell has reported to Court the following tracts Of land
having been assessed for taxes for the year 1872
that the taxes thereon are due and remain unpadand
that the respective owners have no goods and chaels
within his county on which he can disran for said
One tract Of land listed for taxes in the year 1872 to
d Richardson, lying in the I'd district of Campbell
county. containing 300 acres adjoining the lands Of
III Richardson, VIM Davis and Others, valued OF 5000;
taxes 90 collectors fee printers fee 5O clerks
fee so. Total e..
county, containing IS acres adjoining the lands Of
james Morton. John Phillips and others. and listed
Phillips deceased valued at 800 taxes s0 collect
ors fee o. printers fee 90; clerks fee SO. To-
One tract of land containing 800 acres in the Sd dis
trct of Campbell county adjoining the lands fWhee
is72 to il Wiey Valued at $500; taxes g. collect
ors fee OO printers fee so; clerks fee so, Total
One other tract of land lyingn the tth district. list
cd for taxes in the year 1872 to said Wiley con-
e4bE and dSe4 aed h at s %
eollectors fee CO., printers fee So clerks fee co.
One tract of land lying in the l4th distrct contain
ing 80 acres; adjoining the lands Of + kennady. l.
Vim Allen sr, valued at $50 OQi taxes 60; collectors
fee 90 printers fee 5O clerks fee co. Total 10.
joining the lands Of Wiley McETen and others Valued
! 80 clerks fee co. Total Is.
1t is therefore considered by the court that Judgment
be and il hereby entered against the aforesaid tracts
of land in the Of the State Of Tennessee for the
sum annexed TO each, being the amount of taxes cost
and damages due seyeray th4reon for the year 1872
AMI it is ordered by the court that the said several
tracts of land much thereof shall be sufficient
OF each of them to satisfy the taxes. cost and charges
annexed to them severally be sold the law directs.
Ihereupon. you. the said NJ Taylor, Tax Collector
| for the county of Campbell, Tennessee, hereby
commanded to expose the Aforesaid acts of land, or
SO much each of them will be of value sufficient
TO satisfy the taxes, costs and charges aforesaid to
public sale the law directs and make due return OF
| this writ according to law.
Witness, VIM Allen. Clerk of our said court, at Office
| in Jacksboro', the third Monday in July, 1873.
| WILLIAM ALLEN, Clerk.
| Issued July 2Sth, 1873.
| STATE OF TENNESSEE. CAMPBELL COUNTY.
| In pursuance of the foregoing order of sale, / will
expose public sale at the court house in Jacksbero
Tennessee, on the first Monday of January, 1874. the
tracts Of land described in the above order of sale.
much of each Of thoIu will be of value sufficient
y the taxes costs and charges thereto annexed
| unless said amounts are previously paid.
| Il. NJ TAYLOR,
Tax Collector.
Jacksbo-o', Tenn, Nor. 81, 1873;
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Tax sale.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, CAMPBELL COUNTY
c-pcr1r corRr. III.T TERN, 1ST3.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, CAMPBELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT. JuLT TERM, 1873.
JNHEREAs, EwINS BAKER, FORMER COL,
and 1871 for the County Of Ca npbel has reported to
court the following tracts of land as having been as
thot the taxes thereon due and remain unpaid,
and that the respective owners of tho same have no
goods aud ohates within h' county on which he can
GfesnSs heirs one st e land Of lSo SsTfa
lands Of James Wilson, james R Brown and others,
i87i amounting in AZ e s So 6redi. On the fame
ors fee ST. 90 printers fee 81 So Total SO So due
s bsn s n t9St n h
lands Of John Philips deceased, William Lett and
others valued at soO and the tax due and unpaid 3T
che E = fee e3I 30. Total $50
Richardson one tract of land of 400 acreF, moro
or less being in civil district No. 2, adjoining the
lands Of John Ii Rchar lson Anon Gross and others,
valued at s0C the tax due an unpaid for me years
nm pgnters fee 80 clerks fee 50. Total 20 S.
Simeon Whites heirs. one tract or lot Of l9nd o.
SE aG HnS R 6e lands Of DECD and
others, valued at 300 and the due and unpaid taxes
pgR Sus ef fee rs So Clerks fee l. Total s.
| ii Boardman,. one tract Of lSnd Of 200 acres
lands Of " m Siler VIM Carroll and others. valued q
slOOO the taxes due and unpaid iS5 the year ~
amounts e x co. COllsst r. Zee " printers fe'
Thomas McGee one tract Of land Of so acres. more
lands Of Ric6ardson KSnnGdsy and others. vslaed a
500; the taxes due and unpaid for the year ls ar
Samuel C. Young's heirs, tract or lot Of lapd 0
1000 acres lying in civil district No "a, adjoining tn
| lands OF Willy McEwen and others, valued at $500
and the unpaid taxes for the year 1863 amount to 75
collectors fee 10 printers fee 50; clerks fec "
| Henry il Wiley. one tract. or lot Of land lying il
civil district No. H. adjoining the lands of Samuel
YoupR's heirs. containing 10 QUO acres more or less
valued at the taxes due and unpaid for the yea
1871 amounts to COCO; collectors fee 100; printer
fec 50; clerk 3 fee so. Total u 90.
Henry Wiley, one tract, or lot Of land lying In cVi
district No g. adjoining the lands Of ID Wheeler an
Others Containing 800 acres, more or less. valued q
S4OO; the due and unpaid taxes for the year lSI
amounts to 4 80; collectors fee ] %; printers fe
So; clerks fee so. I. tai $50.
Elizabeth David one tract Of land in civil distIic
No H. containing s3 acres more or less. ad(oinin
the lands Of Henry Adkins, WIN Morrow and the cas-
Tennessee Iron Coal Company. valued at $1,000. an
the taxes due and unpaid for the year amounts {