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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28

-Sn Snoien linb~mebr als tau<
lenoMeilen @6ienenwege in8etrieb; man
bat 9roBe @oloitreden 9eli6tet, umSbee,
&off.e, Teberrinoe unb ollerlei anoere
niitli9e PFan5en ansubouen. Ibtr oiele
Gulturabeiten baben in elmer 9eaie9ung
eber no9tbeili9e Sol9en '9eba6t. Sic ST.
ger uno 2eoparoen >puroen oaour9 aus
ibren G6lupfpinfeln pertrieben ; lie fan=
ben bort tein Wilo mebr. Sbnen blieb
ni9ts anberes ubrig, ols Ing offene 2ano
3u geben, in bic Bii19e uub auf bic Tel-
Der bel Den 96rf fern, po lie nun, bonn
6unger getrieben> Mdnner> Srauen uno
Ginoer nieoerrillen. Q8enn lie einmal
Meniden per5ebrt baben> iino lie ayf
oas 5leil6 Oerielben i'm b06iten @raoe
erpi9t> es munoet ibnen. Sn Dem ncue ten
inoilden 8laubud)e >uel6es Die Sort
l1ritte aui iammenlteute, bic int 2anoe se-
ma9t tporoen Tnb, lit Der amtli6e;Na6s
weis su finse1, oab cine ein5i9e Sie9erin
l1rIade Der Gntp0lferun9 pon 13 D0r-
fern unb oer 8erDoun9 zines Tld9enrau"
mes bon 256 Quobratmeilen lit; 6iele
9anse@e9euo liegt oer erpilbenSbiere tuegen
unbebout. Sn, Sabre 1869 bat cine an-
oere Sie9erin ni6t ueniger ols l27Men'
l6en 9efreilen, uno piele Wo6en lang
,po9te li@ Niemano oui oie5troBe, 'ueldc
our6 0as BON ibr bcberrl6tc @ebiete
gebt. Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Si9tr bat
m.br ols 100 Yer?onen get0otet. Sn
1nterbcnsalen lino i'm 2oufe Der leetuer=
ilofenen feds SATIRE 13,40l ARenldcn
Don luiloen Sbieren 9eireiien rporocn.
Mu6 Die @6langen boben quite 3cit.
6riiber bielten lie li6 porsiigIib in Den
nit bobem @ras uno nit Olden9eln be-
po6lenen @treden ouf ltitoem biele ur>
bar gcnlo9t >puroen, sn0en lie lid in bic
Ndbe Der menl@liden ySobnunacn unn
in oiele 1elbit 5uriif. 9lob 0r. Toprcr's
8ere6nun9en unoMn9oben linh inSnoien
i'm 2aufe MIR eincs SobrcS mt5r ols 20><
900 Spoesfdlle in Tolge oes @Alon2cr=
bilies pqrgefommcu,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28

Meni 9cnleben bic bon elmer fur9tba,
ra9balti9en Wirtuns lino Die ale Ta'
fern serrsiBen nit Ginem Mole Die oer
Menf@en an Die Sc leql9aft fnGpfen
es sibt einen @dmer5, ben tein @enu{
iibertdubt> oen feline Sreuoe oer @elt er'
itidt, Der itets lebenoig bleibt uno ia
Nnblide elmer l1msebun9, Die pie0ei9
uria6e ODER 8eranlaliung gu bieien
@6ner5e it, sur furdtb ersmeif f1unl
fiibren fam es sibt @eelen Die Dor
Natur" aus meitber, 5artfiiblenoer toniti'
tuirt lino ols anoere> uno Die in Der &c.
leuI6oft sni9t ,uobl leben f6rnen, obn'
5u berleben uno 5u9lei9 perlebt 5u Der'
ben. IS 1ino oas franfe @emiitber
SoQ es oer &eligion periibelt tperoen,
lie su beilen NIT ben Witteln> Die ibr Der,
lieben lino, uno lie boour9 fit Die &C.
leQl@aft pieoer brdu6bas 5u MAIDEN,
obne oaB iie oeBue9en in duBeren 0er'
bano init ibr teten? Die1e Wtittel aber
lino. Breaung oes GisenrpiIlens aus
2iebe gu @ott, Oronuns uno &e9elmd'
Bi9teit i'm Dien tie @ottes Werfe Der
2iebe. Mue arantbeit oer @eele tammt
ia bod in oer @e9el BON Dem umitanoe
ber, baB lie NIT aller ibrer notiirliden
Rroft ibeen @iu.n r.aliiirt fesen min,
BAY lie in ibrem innerS 2eben nur einem
uniteten 8erlonsen elmer unse5ii9elten
Pbontalie E, elmer blinoen 2eioenl6aft
no6ja9te obne l6Dne Oronun9 uno 9ar'
monte; oorum muB nun oas Gnt9e9en=
selebte lie beilen; ibren @tol5 Der nn6e'
oingte @e6oriom lire 9obsier Die Ir'
mutb ibre @cnuB Blu9t Die gntboltiom+
felt, lire 1noronuns Die iren9e &e9el'
mdbigfeit, ibr 9dnsen amber &reatur
ous unermiolide @ebet lire @elbitlu@t
Der 9ienit oer 2iebe, gu oer lie ourb ale
Die friibern 9eilmittel befdbi9t >uiro, tire
l1n6ei itdnoi9teit uno Gbaratterl9wdae
Die fur6tbore 9eilisteit zines fir 'ale
3eit obgele9tcn @eliboes. uno >uer
mdre i'm @tanoe, Before 9eilmittel, ols
Die 9eli9ion lie bietet, su 1penoen ? Sls
Welt tonn tuobl Wunoen 16lagen> aber
lie nidt Deilen. l1nb >uenn man nun
ssl0fer bloB BON Die lem @tanopuntte aus
betra@tet oer per nieori9te 1T mus
tonn mon gegen ibre@riiten5 ein'penoen
3onu ocnn Der Stoat ale 1eine &lnoe1
uerior9en ? l1no ,uenn nidt, fann er Der
l1ebeln, Die aus einem l6mantenoen &C.
6ensberufe fe folsen, @inbalt tbun? &anr
er jene 2eioen beg @emiitbes iti[en oi
nur @Ott allein befannt lino in tbrer gam
gen @r0Be unb BET Seele Die lie ertra'
gen mub? unb tuenn ct oas ni6t tann
warum mibg6nnt er Ser &eligion oieje=
ni9en ouf5unebmen, fir Die er fein l9u'
beno 9ab bot ? Darum benedict er bic
@e6eu9ten nm lire grleibterung oie
Granten Inn lire 9ciluna bic lie in ben
itillen 9l1plen ses fl0terli6en sSrieoens,
wel6e oieair6e ibnen aufl6liebt, fnoen !
(Tortiebung folst.)
% ien, %. Mdr;. Sic Grtlarun9 oes
Mbgeor6neten Minotborlt (W}eppen) bel
Ner Sphntte iiher nag brtuRi{d1e ..9Derr=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28
9as Orocrlsleben uno nnIere j3cit.

Wan Dat lid beutsutage 10 5iemli1 ans
se's0bnt, u6er M(les 5u rdIonniren, iene
59eu Dor Dem @roben uno @br,uirbi0en
elmer a1es 5erlcbenoen Tripolitat gum
Opfer 5,1 brin9en, uno III biibil9er I'm
9e5oeenbeit Nuftldrnns uno 9enffreibeit
su 1eben. 9ie fribefen 3eiten boben in
$6oten geipro6en; IN ler 3eitalter bat
bic breite Strabe oer Pbralen betretcn
uno siebt es Dor, an Die @roBtboten Der
0or5eit ben Mabltab leincr eieenen tlei<
men Weisheit an3ulegen. Man lebt en=
gig un6 allein fir oas Berenii9en; man
bleibt in onem uno jeoem bel oer Nub ben<
lcite lteben uno erbliat nir9enos eine
Sbce, 10 tpie man iioer 6er 9fotur feinen
@9opfcr, un6 iber Der @ei9i9te feline
Bor1ebung mebr erblidt; mon amiilir
ji1, penn man 1tunbenlan9e faoe Wike
ausframen uno iber Din9e l6,pdben
fann, bon benen man ni6ts peritebt, uno
man piiroe li9 ungebeuer 9elan9,ueilt
finoen, tpenn man MIR iiber ben buuoert.
1ten 9beil oeHen, mas nun oft in ben
Sag bineiulpri6t Territlid na6oenten
miBte. Ga lit sinmal 10 Mlooe iiber
sieles uno jewea unter io9enannten &C.
biIbeten 10 ooer 10 5u 1pre9en; ob oiele
berrl9eno setporoene Mnlt9t auf Wabr'
belt ooer Srrtbum berubt tper fr09t
barna9? Wiuf ou fir einen osnfenocn
Ropf gelten, 10 rnuBt ou eben ioripreden,
pie bic onoern ,penn 0u ou4 10 penig
ais m0eli9 babel oentit.
Gi.}er oberfd9li9en Ridtuns beg
2ebens lit natiirlih 9llles 5utuioer tnas
ouf cine tie fere grfailung bes- 2ebens
unb Der @eldibte Be5u9 bat. Man
itrdubt lid por ALIEN @roBortisen; man
Iiebt uberall mittelolterlide 5initerniB.
9ieler innere Men1@ nit leinem @ebnen
uno @insen no6 9bbefem uho Be6erem
miro init @etuolt gum @9tpeiaen 9ebradt
uno nit Dem bre;ten Mantel v@orurtbeil"
bas gan5e @cbiet Der @eli9ion Der Be.
aebuneen oes Menl9e 5u @ott iiber,
6edt. Man tbut ]i1 piel oorauf 5u @ute,
nit benz 0i9ter 1i9 riibmen 5u, t0unen,
vaus &eligion feline 9teli9ion 5u baben,"
uns etaubt in oielem iei9ten TirniBan
Hri& @unbsr ~os beg 5ieflinnisen gu
}a9en. ~
gGie f0nnte es uns oemna9 Bunber
nebtnen, tpenn man audi iiber fl0lterlibes
2eben uno Wirfen bic abentbeuerli9iten
@oritellungen bot! @eb0rt bod oieier
@cgenitano elmer @pbdre oes 2ebens an,
Die Sen groben @9wdbern beg Sa9es
Elm unbefonntes 9onb it,; man faBt Die
@eligion ols et>pas 9an5 @euberli6es auf
benft ii9 ba9e9en Die Semitic oes 2ebens
in Der polliten Wirtli6feit mie tie ben
gans.n .Meni6en erfaien une ben gan5en
Men] ]dsn beleli9en Damn itelt man fd
einen Menl9en Dor, oeiien 9er5 poQ0er,
loneen lit nod bieien Geniillen, uno Der
nun 5mii6en bier Mauern binein9ebonnt,
nit reli9i0len Muben,perttn 9elatti9t toer'
ben ion. Man 5aubert nun oqe Seelen'
quolen,. Die man li@ nur trlinnen tam,
in ben eneen &oum elmer Rloiter5elle sll'
iammen binein, uno i@miidt bic 9anSe
Dariteluug nit Der 2ebre, boB ~unper>
tanoenes .&emurmeL 14worser @od uno
59leier, &o1entrans uno @iirtel Die &C.
fible beg 9erSens ni6t ert0oten mas
mir natiirlid) re6t 9erne 9louben uno
ldon aufri9tig 9e9faubt ba6en, e6e uns
bie neue Q8eisbeit men1 4enf freunoli&
be5len per1ihert fat. Ga fat man Den
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28

bin flar, un6 10 bat mon oenn bas 9e<
treuelte 8iIo zines fatbolii6en &loiters.
unb nun it bic Srage cine gang natiir.
li9e: Mel6en Wertb fann cine Stride
baben, ,pel6e 1olGe ssSni ititute best unb
pHegt? @os niiten 0enn eigentlid Die
Rl0der? @ino lie ni6t @ibe Der Be.
quemli@teit> oes iiiben Nidtstbuns, Der
Bisotterie unb Der troiieiten l1nlitte ? Sot
mon ibren 8etppbnern ni9t Ql[les porent.
balten mas oos @liid oes notiirli9en
Menl den ausma6cn farm?
Ser @e9enI Itano peroient in Ser Shat
ndbere Belpr.6ung bo pielleid)i iiber
teinen @egenitano tb0rihtere Bprurtbeile
berrl6en, als geraoe ii6er oielen,. uno ba
mir il, elmer 3eit leben, Die piellci9t nur
aaour9 gebelert loeroeH tann bob lie
lib oem @eijte, BET oem fatbolilden Or
oensleben. 81 @ruuoe liest, frei,uilli8 err
i@lieBt.
Die Stride sebietet 0as Oroenslebcn
ni9t; ober lie nimmt cs in ibren S9ub
uno in ibre gang .beionbere pFcse. Sc
1T ia @a9e oes Gbriitentbums, ben Wsn=
l9en, 10 tpie es i'm finoet, in leinen 8e=
reid ouiSunebnen uno ale feline 9(nlo=
gen, Tdbi9tciten uno Rrd fte, ale &iG=
tunsen ieines @eiites uno @emitbs ;u
sereoeln uno ;u beilisen.. 9as Gbriiten.
tbum bat bic Sbrone ser Sir1ten &C.
beiligt 10 gut >uie Die 9iitten Der Bettler,
es bat Dem @tanoe Der &rie9er ,pie Dem
@tanoe Der frieoli6en Yirger ieint@eibe
oerlieben; Die Runit uno Die Wiii.ni6aft,
aaeGpbdren BEG 9elelli4oft;ide tuie oes
Yripotl.bens baben leinen uoblthdtigen
Gin i1uB erfabren. 9lun 1T aber niAt
ie6er Menl9 6o5u 9eeignet; auf DEM luei<
ten Marftplabe Der Welt f9 su balten;
es sibt in je6em Menl6en eine 'ge,uii1e
&i6tun9 oes&emiitbs na6Wsel6lolien=
belt; bel Dem einen tritt lie itdrter ber=
Dor ols bel Dem onbern; Der cine betdmpft
lie, ser onocre m6dtc lie befricoisen. @s
1T biele 9lidtun9 an uno fir lid feline
perfebrte, oenn. Die Gelellldaft lit ni6t
eos b6dite Gut, uno oos 2eben in Der
@el leul9aft nidt Der bD6ite iroil6e 3ued
oes Meni6en. 9oB bieIe &ihtun9 ober,
Die, TOO lie iibermdBi9 itart beruOrtritt, in
oer &e9el aus elmer getpiien trant6often
Wffettion entipringt, ni6tln i6rer 9ur@=
| fiibrung auf Nb,pe9e 9eratDe uno Elm
uebel ,peroe, nimmt Die &eligion 1ol9e
Men16en, Die aug mas INNER fit elmer
ur1aGe nimmer in Ser @elelll6 It ibren
b0bern 3petf erreiben t6nnen uno bel
ibr Ginoeruns fir lire uebel lu6en, in
ibr sebeilistes Bereib auf uno brin9t lie
our9 lire I9rfenoen @noocnmittel in
nabere Yerbinoung nit @ott, oanit lie
auf bie1e Weile 9ebeilt uno gebeiligt
le9enrei9 auf Die @eIeqi6aft 5uriidluir=
fen t0nnen, bon seren 2aitern uno Sbor'
beiten lie li4 setrennt baben. Gs sibt
unoludlide, Die in oer Welt gon; perlal<
len balteben obne tbeilnebmenoen Treuno
obne eiA. mitfiblenae @eele; wenn iie in
bic Welt binausbliden ieben iie nur
@el.n> bic ibr l1n9lid berbeigefubrt bo<
ben ober bic IS nd6ren; ipenn lle Der
Welsibren @9msra tla9en moQen, erbal=
ten Iie nur @ebn uno @eldAter, ooer elm
glei9giiltises; ~sDas sebt oss uns an"
iur Mntport. Scr S6mera lu6t gerne
Die Ginl lomteit ouf uno es uumenl6=
li9 einen un9lidlid)eu perp1idDten 5u
,poQen in Nlittc elmer 98elt 6u leben
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29
TAX SALES.
Knox COunly-State of Tennessee.

By virtue of the power and authority
vested in me as Back Tax Collector of
Knox county, will, on Monday, the Sd
of January, 1876, offer for sale the follow
ing described tracts of land, at the Court
ing been assessed fer taxes for the State and
county, for the years mentioned, which
taxes are due and remain unpaid, together
with penalties and costs:
ll2 acres in the 18th district in Knox
county, joining Joseph A. Houser, A. l..
White and others, listed for 1867, 1868 and
1869 to Jane Webb, valued for 1867 at $400
tax 1912, valued for 1868 at $500, tax 81. %,
valued for 1869 at $500 taxes $4.40, levy 90
cents each. clerks and printers fee $l.00
each, total $2l.24.
acres in the 18th district of Knox coun-
ty, Joining James Plumlee, James Kennedy
Gad the French Broad river, listed to +.
Rombeck for 1868 and 1869, valued for 1868
at $500, taxes $3.50, valued for 1869 at $500,
taxes $3.50, levy so cents each, clerks and
printers fee each 81. 90, total $l2.l9.
248 acres in the 18th district of KnoA
county, joining Alexander Leek, Alexan-
der Merrimon, Samuel Kennedy and 9TH
ers, listed for 1866 to M. Peter, valued at
$4,000 taxes 20, levy so cents, clerks
$40 acres in the 18th district of Knox
county, joining Alexander Leek, Alexan-
der Merrimon, Samuel Kennedy and 9TH
ers, listed for 1869 TO John S. Maurey, val
ued at $4,000, taxes $4400, paid by NJ. w.
Huffaker S7.98, balance due $50 or levy 90
cents, clerks and printers fee $l.0O each,
HENRY HANES,
xiil5-w3t Back Tax Collector
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29
TAX SALES.
UNION COUNTY

STATE OF TENNESSEE. UNION COUNTY.
JAMES NJ. WILSON. COLLECTOR OF THE
u Public Taxes for Union county. by virtue Of a
Of Tennessee, leyies upon the GLOWING tracts or
parcels Of Land and Town Lots, for the Taxes
assessed against said tracts or parcels of land and
town lots for the year 1874 and which taxes, TO.
gether with the costs and charges, still remain
due and unpaid. and there beng ne personal
goods or ehattels Of the owners thereof in said
Union county out of which TO make said taxes
and charges, the same is LEVIED on and advertL ed
for sale and will be sold at the door of the Court
House in Maynardville, on the first Monday of
January, 1876, and following days If necessary.
Said tracts OF parcels Of land levied on and 70 be
sold as aforesaid, are owned and situated as fol-
lows, to-wit:
John M sawyers. two town lots. situate in the
town Of Maynardville. Taxes due thereon for
the year 1874, Sl.77 3 10. Penalty cts. Intsrest
10 cts: Collectors fee so ots. Printers fee q.
Clerks fee 81. Total "a 43.
SaWyers Diekerson one lot in the town of
Maynardville on Main street adjoining Hud-
dleston and others; taxes for l4 u ls penalty 90
cts interest O6 costs h0 total 81 ~
Sawyers, guardian, TWO lots in town Of
MaynaTdville situate on Main street and adjoin-
inR last named lot and others, taxes IA interest
Acts penalty 2icts costs 81 total 8 $50
Edward W est two lots in town Of Maynardyile
adjoining j w BTanson, Huddleston and
costs so total 03
John Cox's heirs one tract Of lard lying in 2nd
district adjoining M Buekner aud Others; taxes
for Y % interest slets penalty Gets costs 50
John NJ sawyers one tract Of land situate in srd
district adjoining lands OF Hammack Hundly and
others containing 20 acres more or lefs taxes for
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29

II Y and 70 to W A 0del tax Il rs costs 2 so
total "a %
$50 acres in the eleventh district Of Knox coun-
" joining David Nelson and others listed for 20
II " and 70 to Henry A Bean tax ~ 20 costs so
total 50 20
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
100 acres in the twelfth district of Knox county
Joining Seymour, L p Bailey and Others listed for
" and Y to Collins heirs tax of " "A 90 tax OF
1S SO co. II per cent penalty 20 levy Doc clerk 8
and printers fee each 90 total l23 so
900 acres Of land including the paper mill prop
erty In the twelfth civil district Joining Flanders
and others listed To g NJ Hazen for 20 N ~ and
'I3 933 IS costs . 80 total 935 IS
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
60 acres in the fifteenth district joining Payne
and White and others listed to ID Is Nelson for II
" and 70 tax IA o. costs so total Ii 55
80 acres in the fifteenth district joining VIM Ba
ker and others listed to Rebecca Sherels for 20 II
Y and '73 tax % costs 90 total 10
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
80 acres in the nineteenth district joining Fox
Tillery and hers listed TO Hetty Galloway for "a
II ~ and '73 taxes 20 costs so total 1925
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
loo acres in the twentieth district of Knox eoun.
~ joining Hill. Bakerand others listed to Thomas
Draper deceased Manson administrator tax
~ % costs $50 total so 76
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29

II Y and 70 to W A oden tax Il rs costs so
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29
TAX SALES.
SEWER COUNTY.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Tax List for 1872, 1873 3 1874.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER AND AU-
I'D TH0kIrY vested in me a. Tax Collector Of
SEWER county, ! will on the first Monday land
succeeding days If necessary of January lS76-it
being the 3rd day Of January-Oter for sale the
following described tracts Of land. town lots and
parts OF town lots. for the years mentioned in
each case, the same having been assessed for
taxes for the years named, which taxes are due
and remaiq unpaid. together with costs.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Madison Howard, zoo acres Of land adjoining
lands TO W. Williams and others. Taxes for the
years 1872 and 1873 81 81 Collectors fee so cts.
Printers fee 81 co. Clerks fee 81 co. Total sl4 vi
Catherine Howard, SO acres Of land adjoining
lanes 70 Breeder and Williams and OF ers. Tax
for the ears 1873 and 1874, 1873 Collectors fee
50 cents, Printers fee 90. Clerks fee o. Total
Slh7S.
Lewis Breeden's administrators. IS acres ad-
joining lands to VIM Hurst and others. Tax for
the year 1873 90 cents, Collectors fee 80 cents,
Printer's fee 90. Clerks fee 90. Total sS 40.
Rachel Wilson. guardian Of a McMaha n g
heirs 800 acres. Tax for the year 1874, 49s. Col
leetors fee so cents, Printers fee 90, Clerks fee
/ Oo. Total s6 81.
SECOND DISTRICT.
J P. CardWell. IS acres of land adjoining ]
Chamberlain and others. Taxes for the years S72
ard 1874, 2O5 Collectors fee So nts, Printer 5
foe 90. Clerks fee l 90. Total "a h5
William Cardwell, $50 acres ofland adjoining
land 10 Whaley and others Tax for the years
1872, T3 and "a I 81. Collectors fee fifty cents,
Printers fee / 90, Clerks fee 90 Total sl0l7
Jane Cardwell, 25oO acres OF land. Taxes for the
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29

500 acres in the eleventh district Of Knox coun-
~, joining Thomas Walker w Kennedy, Mrs
Lea and Others listed for 20 II ~ and 73 to II d
Odell tax 1874 40 costs 2 60 total 1876 80
400 acres in the eleventh district of Knox coun-
~ joining N Seaton II Hood and otners listed for
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29
TAX SALES.
Knox COunty---State of Tennessee

DY VIRTUE OF TIRE POWER AND AU-
ID THORITl vested in me- as late Tax Collector
of Knox county, will on the fret Monday land
succeeding days If necessary of January lS16-it
being the 3rd day of January-ofer for sale the
following described tracts of land. town lots and
parts of town lots. for the years mentioned in
each case, the same having been assessed for
taxes for the years named, which taxes are due
and remain unpaid together with penalties and
JOHN NJ. HARRIS,
Late Tax Collector.
vrpcr
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-12-29

724 acres in the tenth district joining Robert
Smith SeatOn and others listed 10 q w Mabry for
~, " and ~ tar $40 90 costs 2 80 total 672 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02
wTLSoN'S
II. IS. Collection
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
MAIN ST. CAPE oIRApEAU, MO.

,rgsPromm attention given 10 collectios 81
claims and acrounts To the purchase anu sAie vi
Mineral Lands Farms, Rcsilenee-, &c,
VssWe have made arrangements WIN IN altol-
ury in each county in the United states, insur-
ing prompt attention 10 al business SEM throush
H., Also publisher, Of wilson's History anu
Illinois, and L ;, Legal Directory. Price -.
G9-t-lG-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02
Tow.Boat For Sale

.r>IIE subscriber offers for sale the steam
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Win ;, ~ as sir now lies 1T Cairo, Ills.
Her length Is AZ feet, he, breadth "a feet, her
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sianch, 80, worthy, aud in good condition for
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:. $, TAYLOR.
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