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TAX SALES.
SEWER COUNTY.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Tax Fist for 1872, 1873 & 1874,

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Tax Fist for 1872, 1879 & 1874.
by VIRTUE OF THE POWER AND Az
ID THOhlIE vested in me lax Collector a
SEWER county. ! will on the irst Monday land
succeeding days If necessarily OF January ls76--it
being the Bird day Of jan uary-otier Tor 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 remaia unpaid. together with costs.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Madison Howard, zoo acres Of land adjoining
LANDS to W. Williams and others. Taxes Tor the
years 1872 and 1913 al 81. Collectors fee so cts
Catherine Howard, So acres OF land adjoining
lanOs 10 Breeder aud Williams and OF ers. Tax
for the ears lS7 aud 1874, 1873. Collector fee
90 cents, Printers fee 90, Clerks fee o., Total
slh75.
Lewis Breedens administrators. IS acres ad-
joining lands 10 VIM Hurst ana others. Tax for
the year 1873 30 cents. Collectors fee SO cents,
Printers fee 20, Clerks fee / 90. Total 60 40.
Rachel wilson. guardian Of MoMaha nj
heirs. 500 acres Tax iOr the year sI4, 81. Col
lectors fee 90 cents Printers fee 90, Clerks lee
90, Total e. IS.
SEC Nd pIsI Riot.
J p Cardwell Is acres Of land adjoining ]
Chamber ain and others Taxes for the years Sl2
and 1874 100. Collectors foe 30 G mis-, Printers
fee 90, Clerk fee 90. Total a IS
William A CardWell. sSi acres oflahd adjoining
land 10 h Whal,y and others. Tax for the year,
1871 Is and "a. 81. C,liector's fee q " cents.
Printers fee l 90 Clerks lee 90 Total slO7
Jane Clriwel 100 acres Of land, TaAvsfor the
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TAX SALES.
Knox COunty-Sta,e of Tennessee.

By virtue of tho power and authority
Knox county, / will, on Monday, the Sd
ing described tracts of land. the same hav>
county, for the years mentioned, which
taxes are due and remain unpaid, together
with penalties and costs:
l12 acres in the 10Th district in Knox
county, joining Joseph A. Houser, A. l..
White and others, listed for 1867, 1868 and
1869 to Jane Webb, valued for 1857 at $500,
tax $5.12, valued for 1868 at 500, tax $4.22,
valued for 1869 at $500 taxes $40 levy so
cents each. clerks and printers fee Sl.OO
each, total $2l.24,
acres in the nth district of Knox coun-
ty, Joining James Plumlee James Kennedy
aad the French Broad river, listed to f.
Rembeck for 1868 and 1869, valued for 1868
at $500, taxes So 80, valued for 1869 at $500,
taxes So 80, levy 60 cents EACH clerks and
printers fee each Sl00, total Sl2.l9.
24S acres in the 18th district of knoN
county, joining Alexander Leek, AleXan-
der MerIimon, Samuel Kennedy and 9TH
ers, listed for 1866 to NJ. Peter, valued at
81 600, taxes $50 20, levy 90 cents, clerk
and printers fee Sl,0O each, total S3I. 70.
2lO acres in the 18th district Of Knox
county, joining Alexander Leek, AleXan-
der MerrmOn, Samuel Kennedy and 9TH
ers, listed for 1863 to } ohm 5. Maurey, val
ued at $4,000, taxes s4l0O, paid by NJ. w.
HufIaker S7.9S, balance due S3G.02, levy so
cents, clerks and printer fee Sl.OO each,
HENRY HANES,
xiil5-w3t Back Tax Collector.
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TAX SALE .
UNION COUNTY.


STATE OF TENNESSEE, UNION COUNTY.
TANES NJ, WILSON. COLLECTOR OF THE
~ Pu5li' Taxes Tor Union county. by yirtue Of a
81 ecal Act OF the last Ses,i n If the legislature
of Gcnnes- zee, levIes upon the GLOWING tracts OF
parcels of Land and Town Lots. 4 T the Taxes
sed agaust said ira Is or parCe's OF land and
town lots tIr the Ye- la7i and which taxes. 10.
get er with the costs and charges, sill remain
DDS or cha tells of the owners thereo IN said
Union county out OF which to make sait taxes
ami char ges. the same is Lev ed on and adYert' ed
sale and will be sold at the DO n OF the Court
House in Naynardyille, on the first Monday OF
January, 1876 and fUllOSing Gays II cts'aIy
Said tracts parcels Of land levi d on and TO DO
sold AS aforesaid, are ownel situated as fol
lows, tO-Wit;
John Nj Sswyers. two town lots, situate in the
town Of MayLardyille. Taxes due thereon for
the year 1874, Al n 10. Penalty cts. Int res
10 Cts Collectors fe 80 Ots. Printers fee a..
Clerks fee g.. Total 81 40.
SaWyers AZ DickersOn ole lot In the town of
Mayn rdyille on Main street adjoining l. Hud-
dlestUn aud hers. taxes for "a u IS. penalty 60
cts interest O6 costs u Total VI ~
M sasyers, qua dian, TWO LOIS in town Of
MaynaIdVille situate on Main street aud adJoin-
Ing last named lot and other, taxes Ia interest
Acts penalty 2 cts costs o. total 30
Edward West two lots in town Of Maynardyi lie
adjoining j w Brans n, Hud-laiton and
others; taxes for ~ 40 Interest Sets penalty 6cts
costs o total 403
John Cox beirs one tract e lar lying In 2nd
district adj lining y N Buebner and others; taxes
TOR e 65 interest slcs penalty 62rts COSTS 80
total 1858
) bn NJ Sawyers ore trac, # and situate n 3rd
district adjoining ands OF llammack Hundly and
others coutuniug % acres more or less; t11es for
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n p and 70 to W A odon tax Il 10 costs so

II Y and 70 to A Odell tax II 10 costs 80
total n -
80 acres in The eleventh district of Knox coun-
" joining David Nelson and Others listed for 20
II : 2 ard 70 to Henry Bean tax Il ~ costs 30
total so 20
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
100 acres in the twelfth district of Knox county
joining seymour, Il p Bailey and Others listed for
~ and 70 to Collins heirs tax of II a 90 tax of
II 90 90. II per cent penalty 30 lew 800 clerks
and printers fee each 90 total l23 so
900 acres Of land including the pane mill prop
erty in the twelfth civil district joining Flanders
and Others listed to q NJ Iazen for 20 - ~ and
IS gj3 Is costs 50 total g3j 6S
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
60 acres in the fifteenth district joining Payne
and White and others listed T. j 3 Nelson for II
Y and 'l3 tax II % costs 80 total IL 50
80 acres in the fifteenth district joining WIN b.
ker and others listed to Rebscc Sherels % n
" and 70 tax . costs so total 4 70
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
80 acres in the nineteenth district joining Fox
Tlllery and hers listed to Hettv Galloway for 20
II - and 70 taxes 70 costs . 80 total 1926
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
100 acres in the twentieth district OF Knox coun-
" joining Hill, Bakerand others listed TO Thomas
Draper dere ised Manson administrator tax
A. 26 co Is $50 total 80 n
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TAX SALES.
Knox COunly---State eff Tennessee

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER AND AU-
ID ruORITl vested in me. as late Tax Collector
Of Knox county, will on the first Monday laud
succeeding days if necessary of January lsl6--lt
being the 3rd day OF Jauuary-ofler tor sale the
following described tracts of land. town lots and
parts Of town lots for the years mentioned in
each case. tho same having been assessed 'or
taxes for the years named. which taxes are due
and remain unpaid together with penalties anu
JOHN NJ. HARRIS.
Late Tax Collector.
1T
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nrFJrJA WEEK to Agents. Old and Young Male
AIIand Female. IN Their locality. le ms and
OH UTFIr FREE. Address p. o, WICK
EFY& CO, Augusta Maine. txloW5m
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300 aores in the eleventh district Of Knox coun.
ty, joining Thomas Walker w Ken edy. Mr.
Lea and Others lis ed for y n ~ AMI 70 10 IA ID
Udell tax 39i ~ ST. O. total 1875 ~
400 acres IN the eve tn d str OF Of Knox coun-
~ joining seuton. N "A, Cd and otners listed for
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ELEYENTn plsTRIor.

72I acres in the tenth district joining Robert
Smith staton and others list to q w MRbry for
n, ~ aud Is tau go 90 costs 81 total 6l2 %
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JOlINSON'S POLICY.
Hc IL interviewed on the Sub
ject.

The Nashville Banner has the fol-
lowing: Immediately after the result
of the senatorial election was an-
nounced and Mr.. Johnson had been
made acquainted withthe fact, in his
room, No. 5, at the Maxwell house, Il
reporter Of the Banner visited him.
Mr.. Johnson, as might have been ex-
pected was more or less agitated,
though he appeared as calm as 1t was
possible under the circumstances, In
response to interrogatories propounded,
Mr.. Johnson announced that his poll
cy should be to advocate perfect unfit
cation of all the patriotic elements of
all parties to the aggressions made upon
the fundamental law of the land.
He should place himself upon
the great constitutional principles emu
merated and interpreted 10y the great
national democracy; that he should 60
to the senate with no feeling of per-
sonal hostility to any one, but with a
warmer affection for and a more inten-
sified devotion to the great landmarks
that had been the guide of his country
through every ordeal through which it
had heretofore passed, and that he
verify believed the same spirit OF con-
cord and harmony which Tennessee
had manifested in the struggle would
be exhibited in All equal if not hiehe
degree in all the states of the union.
~ have" said he, "but few years to
live, and God being my helper, the bal
ance OF my life shall be devoted to the
veal and prosperity of the country
which have loved from infancy more
than life,n
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The Texas and Pacific.
Ishreyeport Times, Feb. 81


WE have read with pleasure the let
Ter of Colonel 1homas'A. Scott TO the
New York Tribune, in reply TO very
unfair attack of u correspondent OF
that paper upon the Texas and Paciiic
railway bill. The opposition to ne
bill is inspired chiefly by Jay Gould,
the owner of the Union Pacific, andC.
p. Huntington, a large stakeholder IN
the Central Pacific. These men con-
troll immense means, and there is 10
doubt they have bought up the inllu
ence of "A number of newspapers 10
fight the Texas and Pacific, which is
their great rival. The Texas and Pa
citic bill is without doubt the falrest
railroad bill ever brought before con-
gress. and is in the interest Of an en-
terprise that promises to oenehta por,.
ton of the union which the poiicy OF
the federal government has Empower
ished and desoated.
The passage of the Texas ana faci'ic
bill would he all act of conspicuous JUS,
tice to the south, while 1t wos'Id Oe o'
immense benefit to the whole country
The south has been crushed ana deVaS
tated to crafty the malevolenee OF
ambition of Grant; is this great enter.
prise, which promises her a measure OF
recuperation, now to be stricken dowh
in the interest of two railroad mag,
mates? Let the press OF the soutil a',u :
west watch the course of members OF
congress on this bill that it may he
known who are bought up by the
Gould Huntington combination, anu
who are acting in the fullest eStens.
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VIVA, The southern Pres. M, OF the
Tribune.

We consldor the Tribune u very valuable
paper lAAlnVllle IN, % Citizen,
INC Now YORK Tribune, IN its faithful aud
hVhfnllhk nNpnsnfr of outrage klandorH on
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Try. While dealing with NIL the iopca COM
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AZ publishes sulpntiup u0ws, rapnris, dlseus,
alu,'h hhN hiaruNrllts W q degree Oi lullnoss
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u gives every week ten % moro noluns of
W. mont rAWWlN Prepared Agricultural
WNllNi Nn ~ the year much Innfu la tile
hRgNsi An the entire oonlt utA of amy
other agricultural publlOall ion, aud The wllole
nllulhN department OF which an eminent
AGRICULTURAL pdilnr said "lt hRk done mOfa
u m mns w snnh mfinfis Wan any other inhu'
" hAs nubhsheda series VI scientific ana
lllnint} uAliAA which have mt a wider halO
anu more emphatic popular approval than
any SIMILAR publication Of the Kind