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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-02-05

OF all the dreary places, deliver us from
the dreary farmhouse, which SO many peo-
pie call "home." Bars for front gate;
chickens wallowing before the door; pig
pens elbowing the house in the rear; scrag-
gy trees never cared for, or no trees at all;
no Towering shrubs, no neatness, no trim
ness. And yet lawn, and trees, and q
neat walk, and a pleasant, and a plain
fence around, do not cost great deal.
They can be secured little by little, at odd
times and the expense hardly felt And
if the time comes when it is best to sell the
farm, fifty dollars so invested will often
bring back five hundred. For man is
wrong who will not insensiblygi a high
er price for such farm when he thinks of
the pleasant surroundings it offers his wife
and children.
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sale Of shorlhorn STOCK.

\ sale lately took place in Scotland Of
the greater portion OF the celebrated herd
of ShOrthorned cattle belonging to the
Earl of Dunmore. The animals brought
extraordinary prices. bright Eyes +"
sold 20 Mr.. Brassey for $500; another to
the same gentleman for $3.50; "Sidding-
ton 4" 10 Lord Bectiva for $3.50; another
to the sane, Si,Q60; Hqrchioness Of Ok
ford" 81, $50; "0xford Duchess" $500
another tor 81 500. The forty eight lieifeIs
sold fetched 10000. The lowest sum
brought for heller vas SCI.
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SOn-R esident Notice.

No. 2i77.
Thos d. 4. Draper vs.. JAo. Il. Draper Frances Bay
less, Ruth Miller Pleasant NJ Miller. Oliver N.
Miller, Madison smith, Myra Ellen smith, Lucy
L. Miller. Lewis G.. Miller. Mary Ann Miller, Jo-
seph Draper, Thomas D. A. Draper, jr.. Henry
Hitch, Lucinda Hitch, Lewis Turner, Martha Jane
Turner, John Hickman, Miey Hickman, John
Benney, Sarah 4. Benney. Mary Jane Witt, Fran
Ges Witt, James Grant, Lucy Ann Grant. Elkaney
stanley, Haywood l., Stanley, William W. Stanley,
Florence Stanley and Solomon Stanley,
IN THIS CASE, IT APPEARING FROM THE
1 bill, which is sworn TO- that the defendants John
Hickman and wife Miley Hickman, John Beaney and
wife sarah b. Benncy, Mary Jane Witt, Frances Witt,
James Grant and wife Lucy Ann Grant, Ekaney STAN
Icy Haywood /. Stanley, William ". Stanley. John
Nee Stanley, Florence Stanley and solomon Stanley
nOn're dents Of tho state Of Tennessee and the
Il six are minors without regular guardian II is
therefore ordered that publication he made Tor four
suggestive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle
notifying Faid defendants to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court Knoxville before the lst Monday Of
February next and make defense 70 said bill o- the
same will be taken for confessed
January 4th, 1877.
cory n the orate-. Test:
NJ. l.. PATTERSON, C. ~ NJ.
bW' By ". A. GALBRACTH, d. C. & NJ.
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Preparing the Land for Grass.

We are apt, very apt, to overlook the
fact that land intended for grass should
receive more thorough culture than any
other, because for years while ia grass,
it has not the advantage of the plough
and other implements to stir the soil,
but must rest and pack, and get more and
more in condition TO keep out the air,
and let in and pass off less readily the wa
ter. We should, therefore. thoroughly
prepare the soil. Plough as deep as NAV
be and sub-soil well; pulveriZe and enrich
the soil-enriching it will make it more
loose and mellow and keep it longer in
that condition, as well as increase the
yield. Such land will "catch y its seed.
and if plentifully applied, will he certain
under anything like favorable circum-
stances to form "a thick set. A little top
dressing, aided by the aftermath, which
should never be fed close, viii ensure good
crops-two cuttings year.
But let there he cold hard under-soil
and the seed put in the usual way-little
of it and on harsh reduced soil without
manure-what can be expected of it .
Just what we see: light crops. getting
lighter each year until it will hardly paw
for harvesting. Such land, when the
plough turns II down, will be found 70 be
hard. The sod amounts 10 but little.
whereas in properly treated land il will
yield from sixty 10 seventy loads of ma
nure per acre. A mellow seed bed, deeply
loOsened soil well enriched, plenty Of seed
sOwn as early as possible, are the points tC
be secured In putting down grass land
E,ir1L World
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SheriHg Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID the Supreme Court Of Errors and Appeals ut Knox
lille Tcc-.s-es will Saturday. the Sth day Of
February 1873 within legal hours in front of the court
house in tho city of Knoxville sell for cash in hand to
III highest bidder public cutlery. all the right title,
claim interest and demand that Levi McCloud has in
and to the following described tracts Of land, situated
and lying in the 9TH civil district of Knox county, Ten
nosscc to-wt:
lst A tract known az the Hunter farm, con-
tanning eighty acres moro or less, adjoining the
lands of Jackson Hunter, the Strader place anc
Thomas McCoud.
3D. A tract known as the Jefferson NcCloud
farm, containing sixty acres, more or less, ant
adjoining tho lands Of j. c. Mynatt Peytor
Elkins and others.
Sd. One tract known ms the Strader farm
containing eighty-fve acres, moro or less, ad
joining the Hunter farm, the lands Of W. G.
Bradley and others.
4th. A tract known as the James McCloud
farm, containing one hundred acres, more o.
less, adjoining the land of Levi McCloud, jr.,
and the other lands of Levi McCloud, ST.
9th. A tract known as the Home Place, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty acres, moro or
less, and surrounded by lots or tracts of land
laid off by said Levi AIcCloud to his children
9th, A tract known as tho Hawkins farm,
containing fifty acres more or less, adjoining
the lands of Joseph Mynatt, G.. w. Tindlo and
others.
18th. A tract known as tho Weber farm
containing sixty acres, more or less, adjoining
the lands of Lewis Ezcll, j. ID. York and
Others
Sth. a tract containing soventy-fye acre.
more or less, adjoining the lands of j, c.
Mynatt w. jackson and others.
9th. A certain tract or parcel of land, stu
ated in the 9th civil district of Knox county,
Tennessee, containing one hundred acres more
or less adjoining the lands of j. G. Bishop,
james Hunter and others, and known as the
John McCloud farm.
10TH Also, at the same time and place. and
on the same terms / will sell all the right title
and interest which Charles w. Harms has in and
to the following described tracts of land, stu
ated in the Sth civil district of said county,
to-wit:
1st. One tract containing one hundred anc
eight acres, more or less, adjoining the lands o.
L. Ellis, j. w. Stanley and others.
I'd. One other tract containing one hundred
acres alore or less, adjoining the lands of NJ.
Wood, i. a. Armstrong and others
Said lands of Levi McCloud and c. "
Harms will be sold to satisfy two judgments in
the Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals, al
Knoxville, Tennessee to- witt One in favor o.
Samuel Shields, Administrator of Mary Chilcs,
deceased, ct al, VS.. Levi McCloud and Charles
w Harms, Executors of Henry Chiles, de-
ceased one in favor of j. c. and b. X
Mynatt vs. Levi NcCloud. in his own right
ct al. Y. +. GOSSETT, Sheriff.
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AMOUNT OF Pork FROM A BUsHEL OF
CoRN.-Mr. Milton Briggs, of Kellogg,
Iowa, says, in the Homestead, that various
experiments have proved the fact that
coru fed to hogs has produced all the way
from two to twenty pounds gain bushel,
according to the different modes of prepar-
ing feed, and the age, breed or condition of
hogs fed. He is satisfied that over one
half of all the hogs fed in Iowa do not pro-
duce over five pounds gross weight for
each bushel of corn fed, which, counting
hogs at SO per hundred pounds, gives fif-
teen cents per bushel for corn.I
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HnObi aoleehp Chronicle aaleonesOap february s. 1873
Competitiye Labor Contest.

\ peaceful contest is on the eve of talk
ing place between a section of English
workmen and section of French work.
men, the result of which will be looked for
by artisans with some degree of interest.
The boot and shoe makers of London have
challenged the boot and shoe makers of
Paris as to which can turn out the best
quality of work in the shortest possible
time. The challenge is for el00; and the
decision will rest with a committee COM
posed of Englishmen and Frenchmen for
that purpose. The challenge was given by
the leading workmen of the boot makers
of England through 81. CrisDiH, their or.
gan, and was accepted by the 1foHitcur dc
to CordoRneie the mouthpiece of the French
Workmcn.
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Chancery sale Of Valuable Property,

No ply
IN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
L at the July Special Term. in tho case of Akin AZ
Bruce the East Tenn Agricultural Association
will sci at the court house door In Knoxville on Sat
urday the LIST OF February, 1878 at IL o'clock M
the real estate mentioned and described in tho plead
ings in this eau lying in the I'd civil district OF Knox
county and being the land bought by the defendant
the heirs OF Sylvanus Cobb and part Of the Soci-
ETY. land east of the city of Knoxville, together with
tH ostory frame house and other improvements on the
same, and being what is commonly known as the Fair
Grounds" said sale will be made subject to any lien
which the heirs of Sylyanus Cobb may have upon said
premises for any unpaid purchase money due them
from defendant.
TERMS.
Said sale will be made g. Il and Is months t;ro
except the sum of one hundred dollars which will be
required IL hand and in bar of the equity of redenp-
ton. 81. l.. AlTERSON. C. AZ M
Januaryt. lST3-wlt
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Chancery sale of Valuable Property
LOOKOUT,
manufacturers and Tobacco Men!

Savings Bank of Augusta Vs. Doll a Cullen ct al: W.
W. Leitwich VS.. X. NJ. Doll ct al; q. NJ. Brauner
e al, Executors, VS. Z. NJ. Doll ct al and Coffin,
Martin X Co. VS. X. NJ. Doll Ell al.
IN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
in the above named causes. at the January Special
Term 1915 of the Chancery Court at Knoxville will
sell in front OF the court house door il Knoxville, on
Tuesday. the 25th Day of February, 1879
at II o'clock A. NJ at pub ic auction to the highest
bidder, and in bar of the equity of redemption the
house and lot and fixtures attached in the above
raj causes, and described the Knoxville Tobacco
Mandatory" lying in the Cd civil district Of Knox
county.
TERMS. a
per cent. Of the purchase money will be required
~ hand 20 pay costs. and the remainder on six and
twelve months credit. Notes with good security bear
ing interest from date at 10 PEI cent PEI anDum will
be required for the unpaid purchase money and lien
retained on the property until the purchase money is
paid This January 18th, 1873.
M l.. PATTERSON, {. Nm.
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ma Chancery Court at cambridge.
Original and Attachment Bill.

5. ID. Williams VI. Wa. T. Caldwell ct al.
II APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
the bill which i sworn to, that the residence Of the
defendants, q. Il. Caldwell and M. f. Caldwell is
known, that Nm. r. Caldwell il Cii ren az Texas, O.
B. Caldwell citizen 81 Kentucsy. kutus a. Caldwell
citizen Of Florida and - Caldwell am - Cald
WE'LL minor rhidreh OF Isaac n. Caldwell, deceased
who citizens Of the State OF Missi ippi II s or
dered by the Clerk and Master that publication be
made for toIr successive weeks IN the Knoxville
Weekly Chronicle. tifying said defendants appear
before thu CHANGER Court at Dandridge the first
Monde o. March next, then aud there 60 mako de
tense 20 gatd BILL the same will be taken for confess
ed ana the cause set down for bearinE purtc n
thein Jun'y 18th. 1879.
A Cop- ~ me order. Attest
ic2A D. Il. n. BLACK NAM
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
House and Lot in Knoxville.

IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
at the September term, 1872 of the Chancery Court
at Knoxville, in the case OF N. L. Woody vs. b. 4.
Badgett ct al will SELL in front Of the court house
door in Knoxville,
OnSatnrdayt the LIST Day Of February neat, 1878,
at II O'Clock A. NJ. at public auction to the highesi
bidder the house and lot mentioned and described in
the pieadings, being lot No AZ, in the Grove Addition
to Knoxville, fronting so feet or thereabOuts the
west side of High street and running back to Seco
Creek, distance of l20 feet Whereabouts. Said lot
No. A. with ali the thereon will be Id
TERMS
Said sale will be made on credit of six months and
in bar of all right of redemption Note, with good
eurty will be required Of the purchaser, and lier
retained the property until the purchase money is
fully paid. January TO- 1873.
NJ. L. PATTERSON. c. M
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Mn Chancery Court at Daudrtd~e.
Il. A. hcFaylanl, Adninistrator, SO, vs.. M. II. Re.

Il. A. Mcfarland, Adnnstrator, SO, vs.. M. II. Rr-y
ley OF al,
1T APPEALING PROM TIE ALLEGATIONS OP
tue eross-bill fled 10 this causo 81 Robert Evan
ana riie which swosn to- that Tho dsfeDdaut Creed
E. Bewley AMI wife. - BrWey Walter Bevley ana
b. BeTloy are non resident. Of the Stato Of Teu-
netsee; 1t i ordered By tho Clerk and Master thai
publication DO n ado for four successive weeks In the
knoxville Weekly Chronicle. Modifying said defcod-
ants 70 appeal before the Chancegy Court al Dcad.
ridge ana make deIcu to said oross bi or tho saT
viii Do takea for confessed us to them and he cSDS
set down tos h.ariI-3 A. L AerA ex parte.
Jan'y II. 1875.
csPY q tho oriec. Attest,
DR. X. BLACK BsRH, O Sk.
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NOTICE.
70 ANDERSON cOCNTY BO DHOLDlR as.

1T ha ing been sug sesed 10 the County Court Of An
L derson county that d large Amount Of blsak bonda
we're takeA from the once OF the County Court Cerk
v ether snyo said blank bonds have beOn signed
It 10 ordered by the Court az pubea 10 be ade Ia
Messenger. notifying al ondholde.s - Gle too rum
Der and amour the sane with the County Court
Clerk. az his office ia Clinton, on or before the frt
NOnd Of July nexti aad interest will DC pad on
any bonds unss The holders Of the saIne comply with
this order.
Witness. K, r. Dew. CIerk OF Ca Court at olica la
CLIFTON tho 6Tt Monday Of January, AID, 'Ts,
r. G. DIV,
zsv.f CLERK CVuRty O0Vrt
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En Chancery Court a, Dandridge.
J. I. Lonas ct al. ysE. a. Williams etn,.

>. I, Lonas ct al. ys 4. A. Williams etll
Original and Iniupetion BIZ.
II APpEARINg FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OP
the bill. which IS sworn 20, u The fendauts, X.
A. ulauls and Tbs East Tennessee Zlo Company.
are non residents Of tho State OF Tenno II s or
derei by the Clerk ami Master that publication be
made io- four successive weeks in tho Kn9xElle
Woek9 Chconclo requiring said de eudIata " appear
before the Chanscry Go irt ~ Dandridge the first
Moo az o. March NeGt and mako do'er6 20 said bill
or the e%l DO taken for Oonfe cod nnt the cease
set down fer hearing eZ pa<to,
JAb'y II, lSZs
4 ocpY of the order. Attest:
y. R y. pLACKBVRE. @. IN.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
Ghancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn

No. 24s2.
Henderson Capp, in his own right and az next friend
of the minor children of william HARRISON, de.
ceased Whose number and names arc unknown
William Iarnell and wife. Harriet Yarnell and
Nancy Groves VS.. III, l.. W. Mynatt, John H. My
ga matt, Joseph Mynatt and Hampton Harrison.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM THE
bill, which is sworn to- that the defendant Hampton
HARRISON, resides in the State of Kansas and is
resident of the State of Tennessee 1t is ordered that
publication be made four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Weekly Chronicle notifying said defendant
to ap ear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville on
or before the lst Monday of February and make
defense to said bill.
This January Sd. 1873.
cory of the order Test:
iswi By W. a GALBRAITU d. C. AZ NJ
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The DEsTEUCTIoN or TIMBEa'-About
1900 acres are cleared each week day in
this country. Of the annual crop, S75 600
600 worth goes 10 fuel, and twice ~ much
TO teu0ing. The locomotives In this couu-
year, or 600 acree . var.
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On the 22d Day Of May, 1913,


to the highest bidder at public oucry on the premi
ses, q largo and valuable tract land, known tho
Hodge Farm. containing. by estimation, five hundred
This farm situated in the 9th civil district OF
Sewer county Tennessee. ~ miles southwest of Trun
dies Cross Roads and l213 miles southeast of Knox
WILLIE; There are upon this farm four comfortable
dwelling houses anu three large double barns. and an
abundance OF. good 81 rings. There abou ut three
hundred and fifty acres in cultivation, and good
chards.
Also tract of timbered land. containing by estima-
tion two hundred and ten acres, situated ono mile
from the above described tract, and known the
Hodge Still House Farm.
The said 500 tract will BIO divided and sold in
three or four tracts and suitable portions OF said TIM
bered tract assigned TO each tract thus making three
three or four farms with house and barn on each.
Persons desiring to purchare obtain full iniorma
ton by addressing US at Trundle's Cross Roads,
Said lands W IL De sold credit of twelve months
Notes with approved security must BIO ven for the
purchase money. aud a lien will be retuine on the
land until tho me is fully paid.
PA OF the division OF the aboyehands can be seen
at the residence of s, W. Handles who liv,s on said
premises. at any time after LIST January, 1873.
This 18th day Of November 1872.
s. W. HANDLES.
JAS. n. HODGES,
Administratgrs, with the will annexed, of Edmund
Hodges, deceased. nOy2Owdm
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
No. o.4O1.

No. 2.40l.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
L by the Chancery Court at Knoxville at the January
special term, 1873 in the Of ". D. l.. Scott, ad
mnstrator OF NJ. L. Scott, deceased vs.. John Il. IL,
5, Oft ct al, will SELL in front of the court house
door IN Knoxville, on
Tuesday, the 25th Day OF February next,
at IL o'clock AM at public auction, to the highest
bidder, OF of the tract OF land Of which NJ. L. Scott
died seized and possessed ~ ng in the 10Th civil dis
trct of Knox county thirty two Of that portion
which lies nearest TO Campbell Station adjoining the
lands Of - Hatcher and Mrs, Ledsinger.
TERMS.
Ten per cent Of the purchase money will be required
in hand. and credit OF andg months allowed on the
balance taking notes for to same. and the sale vii
lie made in bar Of the right Of redemption
January 20, 1873. -
i5Odlw3 NJ L. PATTERSON, c. a NJ.
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Original Attachment.

STATE OF TENNESSEE. Campbell County,
David Hart, Executor, vs.. Squire Hunter ST.
TNTHGS CASE IT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
that the defendant Squire Hunter. sr is justly in
debted 10 the plaintiff, and Is non resident OF tn
state, ubseords that the mary proc, IS Of law
cannot be served him, and an original Attachment
having been levied on mis- property 1t is therefore or
deTed that publication be made H. the Weekly Chtoni
Gle, a newspaper published in Knoxville, Tennessee
for four successive weeks ing the said Squire
Hunter sT to appear before me- at y Zee in tho 4th
civil district OF said county, the l5th day of Febru
ary 1913. and make defense said suit against him or
it will be proceeded With ex psrte.
This'Jan. 9, lS-s-v4 Justiee OF the Peaoe.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

WE. THE LEGATEES OF ANDREW KEITH
w deceased. will sell to the highest bidder at pub
lie outcry Saturday the I'D Gay Of February 1873
the farm known the Keith Farm situated in the Sth
civil district of Knox county, miles from Knoxville
in Kinds Valley, on the Cobb's Ferry road q mile
from Powcls Station, adjoining the lands of l.. l.
Weaver, G. w. Minton, A. Is. Tabor, and others.
tanning about 225 It will be sold in three ractg
There good water, two dwell houses and good
orchard. The sale will take place the premises.
Said lands will be SOLD for 2 per cent. of the amount
in hand, and the remainder on one and two years
time Note and good security must he given. with f.
per cent interest from date, with lien retained
the land until the same is fully paid.
This January -, 1913. -
A. L. KEITH,
REBECCA WADE.
A. j. KEITH,
IN. WEAVER,
J. w. KEITH.
SARAH 4. ALLEI,
JAMES II, KEITH,
WM. KEITH.
ELIZABETH HODGE
i22w4 u. l.. KEITH.
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Legal Advertisements.
NJ All EgH n ~ q ND 18
"a ~ a. IN ND m NJ n "A Ma I'n.
FOR @;AI,E

4 n ~ " ~ NJ M IA - 4 N hN lfA
FOR SALE.
Situated in Carter County, Tennessee,
Two miles east of Elizabethton on the north ban, Of
WatauGa River.
FEHE FARM CONTAINS ABOUT THREE HUN
\ DRIED ACRES of as good land as can be found
in Carter county, about hund cd and forty of
which is in cultivation, the balan covered With as
FINE TIMBER
can be found in the State All OF the cleared land
and great portion of tho tmbered land is loN el,
though entirely above high water mark and cannot be
oYorfowcd the river The soil CT the timbero land
a. fertile the best river bottom. clear Of rock aud
Gould all but very few acres be cultivated with ease,
There is an eXcele- spring the back of the farm,
and anoh running through it, so to furnish wa
ter for stock every fcd Said farm is situated in
the veal and most beautiful portion the county
The lands adjoining and surrou ndng range in value
from $1,000 to 5000 per There said farm
Two Dwelling HOuscs, Kitchens, &c.
and barn. All of which is Tor sale and no mistake
and on reasonable terms.
For further particulars, inquire Of
J. l. Il. BOYD
EIizabeihton, Carter County, East Tennessee.
dJlwtf
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MI A. IF B L Y H A L L.
FOR SALE.
FOUR MILES FROM ROGERSVILIiE
Hawkins County, East Tennessee,

The place consists of about
Three Hundred and Fifty Acrcs OF Land,
most Of il cleared, about seventy aero bottom lind
THE BUILDIl, GS
ARE AS FINE A ANY IN EAST TENNESSEE
The Farm is well watered and in good state Of cu-
tivatiOn.
Price, Ten Thousand Dollars.
Enough must DO paid TO make the security good
The balance may be paid in yearly payments to sui'
the parties The land is on the Holston River.
Address b. +, KETCHUM
oett ROgersve, Hawkins County Tennessee
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GREAT LAND SALE.

IN OBEDIENCE TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE
L last VIII and testament of Edmond Hodges, do
ceased w will sell.
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This unriylled Medicine is warranted nor to contain
single particle of Mercury, any injurious minera
substance, but is
Smyrna times., 1873-07-30
MARYLAND g. Delaware II. II.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY May 26th 1873, trains will

All Freights be least Thirty
Minutes before starting OF Trains otherwise they will lay
twenty-fUur hours.
Freight trains will have Passenger attached and will be
subject 10 delays incident to Freight business.
May 18th. 1878. j. L. CALDWELL. Superintendent.