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A California Colony 10 icing formed -
Buzz .lo, n. T.. 20 settle . tract 81 7.oO serrs In
California Those wi,hing 70 knos ell about
n and California Colon %. caB learn BY In
closing siI cents Tn stamps. To California
Colony, IL W. swan Stree, Buffalo. ~. T.. os
TO Wendell EAston, % Montgomery Street.
aan FrAlctsco. California.
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Mr. Edison continues to hold the At

Mr. Edison confines to hold the At
tention Of the leading scientific men OF
Europe. His loud-speaking telephone
has excited great interest At q recent
meeting OF the Fellows of the Royal So
ciesy, communication Was established
between the Royal Institution and Bur
lingtOn House, with Prof. Tyndail 81
enc end Of the wire and Professor Hux
ley at the other. The voice is said to
have been audible over the whole of q
large room.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

The new educational bill in the Bel
gian Chambers provides that for the ia
lure, religious instruction shall be i'm
parted in the schools of that country by
the ministers of the different denomina-
tons in person. A room is to be set
apart for them in each school, and there
they viii be free to come daily and
teach religion a. long as they please,
either before or after class hours; but
they viii no longer be suffered to inter-
Sere with the lay teachers work, and
they viii cease to have any control over
the schools - inspectors. An addition
n clause of the bill provides for the es-
tablishment of three new Normal
Schools (there are already two) and en-
acts that all teachers DESTROYS of being
appointed to State or communal schools
must graduate at these establishments,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

I'm 1856 the translation of the bible
into the Russian language was begun.
1t was finished in 1877, and last year
the first edition of $4,000 copies was
exhausted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Hsnosa LVs IL the title Of . mes Pamphlet
Of ~ parea II contains the BIOGRAPHY ~ al
the PresId-uts of The Unite; esstesl from NssA-
bsoto. 70 Hays with sbeir portraits tl9 IN all
engraved expressly for this uosk also II Pr.
traits Of Canadisn notsbflittea- Ssnossi L(s
VII be sent 20 eay sddr,>a, By nal. On rses4ps
of &c stamp. n. K STEVENS. Boston, Ma
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

THE pcdcs,riaa fcses has svsa e.
tended To the most secluded ~precincss
Of the family circle We hear u Svvr-
a young ladies ce highly ruspsctAhas
parents In this city Who arS trsaaiag 10
valk. and nearly ali OF then ars uadse
two years Of A4e--<ltasy Esp@sss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

Cords with . clasp attached for
catching up the demi-train Of . dress.
that II may be short enough for wait-
ing, are now shown In colors 20 match
costumes: price, o.. Black cords are
= 80.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

The pspiloa bow II tie pretty
head-dress for he house Il il made Il
full pulled loops q India muslis with
Breton l.oe mixed with Il, and 10 more
compact in shape than the long-loOPed
Alsacian bows. A smaller butterfly
bow = shown - crxvSs bow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

WHY Wa . mother of oos % he Old
Peruvian rulers like . piscs of ruebsrp
She VA IN Observation-Disclosures TSus-
scrsps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-06-12

NorvIrBsTAxpfyo the many comp~tiiors
In the Geld. the Gilbert etArches nanufsef-
ured II Buffalo, n. Y, are preeminsnuy The
best In the world These starchss have stood
the test for yesrs and are conceded 70 Be ts
puresf In the market
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Farm TOPICS.

KILLING THE PEACH BORER.-An
Ohio farmer sends the following TO An
exchange: One pint Of crude carbolic
acid, costing Is cents, is sufficient for
20 gallons of soft soap, with as much
hot water To thin it; then stir in the pint
of carbolic acid and let it stand e
night or longer to combine. Now add
IL gallons rain water and stir well; then
apply to the base of the tree With . short
broom or old paint brush, taking pains
to wet the inside of all c~revices. This
will prevent both peach and apple Dor
ers. 1t should be applied in the latter
end of June in this climate, when the
moth and beetles usually appear.
KEROSENE IN THE POULrRY.YARD.-
Kerosene oil judiciously applied is .
valuable article in the poultry-house.
Perches washed with it occasionally will
remain free from vermin; it is also ef-
fective in the cleaning of nest boxes. 1t
appears. however, that there Is . wrong
as we'll as . right way of employing this
pungent substance. According TO the
Poultry World kerosene should be ap-
piled beneath the nests and upon the
wood work only. 1t Is too strorg and
penetrating to be placed where it will
come in direct contact with the eggs
that are being set on or to touch the
bodies Of the fowls. Therefore, where
it is carelessly or too profusely scatter
ed, so that the hen sits upon it Of her
eggs are touched with the liquid, it does
more harm than good, often permeating
the shells and destroying the embryo
chicks. According to the authority 10
ferred to, if the eggs are smeared with
kerosene oil at any period, either when
first laid or when being set, their vitali-
ty is As surely destroyed - it would be
if the shells were punctured or crushed.
TRANSPLANTING SKHDLINGS.-ThOu-
sands of good seedlings are lost every
year through the most reckless careless
ness in transplanting. Not one person
in five hundred knows how 20 put out
living plants - il should Be done. In
the first place the plants should be taken
up correctly. Let the soil where they
are growing Be thoroughly saturated
with water several hours before the
plants are to be taken up. Then, instead
Of laying hold Of them roughly. and
pulling up . large handful and thus leave
most of the roots in the ground, thrust
. trowel or spade beneath them and
loosen up . dozen or more By this
means each plant can be taken up with
. large portion Of the 6brous root still
sdhering to the main root with . little
ball Of fine soil. When the roots have
no ball of earth adhering 70 them they
viii not take . vital hold Of the soil I'M
I'll after the lapse Of from one TO four o.
more days. But - soon - The small
rootlets begin to spread through the soil,
leaves viii be produced - fass Is they
can b sustained.
When there are many plants 70 be 81
out it 10 q good plan to take a old milk,
pan. into which nut abOuf tWo ouarts q
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IL making bread not only should you seiscs
the best aour. bat the bess yeast NAfiosAI
YIAsr 10 acknowledged By al 20 Be- the bys&
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whatever name or designation h given
20 cause Of Fever and Asue. or other lnt~s-
mlttept disease, Il IL alssys maia1a- Eismi-
n the immediate result. The safest, saresi.
most efectuai aud. NJ the sams time. per
fectly harmless preparation for producing
this happy effect, 10 CiIYYoRD's FEsKiycoE
II represents In their utmos; purity and free
from all irritating properties, tbs remedial
principles OF the Eas, India C1nchons bsrk.
A. grown on the Neiigherry hills. IL 10 The
most powerful aniidots 10 malaria known.
and vet ~ harmless .. water.
J. c. RICHARDSON. Prop'r.
FOR sale by all DrugTisfs. 81 Louis.
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NEW METHOD OF
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Not Col ingsr~or's "srtstnesAry % TIE
s.r," bot real s-s~-. gho.,s Shoss. tAst sew
occe hcaltsy men AID ~onoa, tut are nOs
simply the "Ebosts of vasi ihsy o0os ssrv
As se meet them. Ard is9zirx The cease 81
ali this ctange. tsey r~.~At the e3a. Old
story, "a cold "neriexi~d ooaA6" &c.
tAut," "cv-rsosk.- e< "~sysp~E<is." "liVsf
complaint" and e~nnsupsuSn.' sta aaasc
oess "a physicians AMI r~essciies In ossriax
bis Golden Medical Discovery and f5esssai
Pufg.tfve Pellets for the cure of The aboFs
Affections Dr. Pierce Doc BOT r~.ccnsneaa
them - surv cure" ~ a. sta2.. fos II lie
lungs be bali vested ss.y, oE there ts . can
ceroas eonplicatson. no Ihy.lss.n 90 nell
cine can eurcL The Discovery la hosesef. an
u~neouAled ~pectorsl and blooi garsrs. IL
speedily cures The most aggravated ooagh. os
coli. ard In IL early CT middle stages con
sumptioa- BY correcting al Tr~gelsrf.ies -
the stomach and livsS. % readily rufes
blo'ches pimpiea. scrofaloas RlnsrA
"bunches." oe ,umora Hundrcds ts.uiy
that 70 has restored their heath. After sminens
physici ms hsd failed FOR constipation, ass
tie Pe,lshL Asa local femedy for eAisrrh.
use DIR. SAge's CstNrh Remedy.
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they lost one-third of their number, in
arrived at the very gate of the fort.
In conclusion, we do not hesitate to
say, over our own signatures, that the
surrender was uncaiied for by the cir
cumstances, and against our wishes
and ought not to have been made:
Samuel w. Pickens. Major, Third
Tenn. Cavalry; Lafayette Coil, Cap
tain Company /, I bird Tenn. Cavalry;
James A. Gnddard. Captain Company
f.. Third Tenn. Cavalry; William V.
Cummins. First Lieut.. COMPANY H,
Third Tenn. Cavalry; John T. Homer,
First Lieut.. Company E., Third Tenn.
Jerry J. Wade, First Lieut.. Company
B., Third Tenn. Cavalry; Andrew B.
McTeer, First Lieut.. and r @ M,
Tbird Tenn. Cavalry; A. G. Der
rick. First Lieut.. Company + Third
Tenn. Cavairy' Clinton l.. Norvell,
Second Lieut.. Company F., Third
Tenn. Cavalry; Zsno Harland, Captain
100 United STATES Colored Infantry,
Ben. Beeson, First Lieut.. 100 u. 3.
Colored Infantry;J. w. SidweIl, First
Lieut., LOG y. b. Colored Infantry,
Ben. b. Wood, Second Lieut.. l66 u. ..
Colored Infantryi e. II. Chase. Cap
tain 40 y s. Colored Infantry; N. w.
Campbell. Captain ITO u. 3. Coiored
Infantry; z. G. Wilson, Captain ITO U.
8. Colored Infantry; Rich. Atkins,
First Lieut.. Ito II, 8, Coiored Iufsn-
try. Robert w. MCMILLAN, First Lieut..
ITO U. q. Colored Infantry; II. M.
Sprague, First Lieut.. 10 u. s. Colored
inquiry; e. E Biem, FIRST Lieut. ITO
II s, Golored Iufsatryl Charles w,
Lum, Second Lieut.. ITO y 8. Ooiored
Infantry; J. A. Mills, Second Lieut..
ITO u. &. Coiored Infantry; G. FL.
Likely, Second Lieut.. ITO q. 3. Color,
ed Infantry, William A. Duck worth,
second LIEUT.. 40 u 8. Colored Infan-
try; w. King. Chaplain ITO U. 8. Cui-
ored Iufantrs; A. w. Forbes, Captain
10 u. &. C,lored Infantry; A. w.
Carson, First Lieut.. Ill u. s. Cllored
Infantry; w. Herrel, First Lieut.. Ill
u. s. CoIored Infantry; ]. II. Lurm,
First Lieut. III p. 8 golored Infsnz
tryi @. q Ropple on. SECOND Lieut.. Ill
u. =. Coiored Infantry
After the surrender there was q dis
play OF heroism on the part of lady
that deserses special mention. Mrs.
Ella Barr, the wife of Lieutenant
Henry Barr, of Company "Cn in the
Third, was on visit to her husband ct
the time OF this surrender. She boldly
babe defiance to the rebels, aud took
all the jewe'ry, watches, money or
other valuables tor the boys of the
Third that they could place la her Gus.
tody and saved them. Long will she
be remem bered with deep aud lasting
gratitude by the survivors Of the Third
who were surrendered at Athens.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

DY. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID. No. 269. in the case of the State VS. c. A.
W eiser and wife. issued by e. w Adkins, Clerk of
the Circuit Court OF Knox Iounts in the city of
Knoxville, Knox County. Tennessee. and TO me
directed. will on Monday, the 5th day of Octo"
Der. 1879, within legal hours in front OF the Court
House door in the city of Knoxville, Knox c, I'M
~, Tennessee; offer for SAFE to the highest bid
der for cash, one house and lot belongiIg to
Caroline Weiser. the vie of c. Weiser, he
having no property in his own name. Sail house
and lot is situated near First creek. in East
Knoxville, Tenn. The lot fronts 90 fset on Ken
west, and on the south I6o feet, more or less, by
). +. Adkins land, and on the east By Samuel Il:
Adkins line. and on the North by another lot
belonging to Caroline Weiser. The lot levied
on las not occupied by the defendant at time of
levy. Levied on as the property of c. Weiser.
This August 18th, 1879. ....
ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
Aup26d3t1awHw1t
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sHERIEF,s SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE NO.
ID 256 IN the case Cf s. +. Atkin for the use of
Ia. d. Sullivan, VS.. William Martin, issued By
e. W. .Adkine, Clerk OF the Circuit Court at
knoxvilie, Knox County, Tenne see. AID to
me directed, will. on Monday. the 9th day of
Oct ber 1879 within legal hourf, in front of the
Court House door in the city of Knoxville, cffer
fer sale to the highest bidder, for cash. one house
pessse, in what is known as East Knoxville.
situated on the cornor of Mabry and Patton
streets. and bounded on the North by Mabry
front of so feet, more or less on Mabry treet
and $50 feet, more or less. on alton street.
levied on as the property OF w. P. Msriu to
satisfy this FL. Fa. This levy made subject to
lsvies heretofore made on the same lot, one in
favor of NJ. E. Woody and one in favor Of james
Havely. This August 18th, 1879.
All 26d3tiawawlt ALtX. REEDER. Sheriff.
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SHERIFE's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
ID sale No. 15t; in the case IF John W. Stew
art Us. William Howell. issued by e. w, Atkins,
county, Tenn, ana to me directed, vii, On
MONDAY, the 9th day Of October. 1879, OFF, for
sale in front of the Coust House door, in the
CITY Of Knoxville, Knox county Tenn, within
legal hours, to the highest bidder for cash, all
the rig At, title, claim or interest the defendant.
William Howell, has In and TO q certain house
and lot situated and lying in East Knoxville
Knox county, Tennessee, bounded on the north
by Barbary Lacy's lot. on the east by another lot
OF VIM. How ellis, on the south by the FIRST Bap-
fist Church and on the west by Patton street.
fronting about Is feet on Patton street, and run
ing back bout tAI feet levied on as the property
OF WIN. Howell. This ug. 18th, 1879.
ALEX. REkDEk. Sheriff.
Aug26d3tlaw&w1t -
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Special Notice.
GONE FOREVER !

So say the ladies of their beauty. when the
mirror allows them their orce jetoY golden ring
lets stfeaksd with gray but never was there q
FALSE CONCLUSION,
Though the hair be ~ white rs Times own fore.
lock or, worse still. as red as fiery meteor
NJ z- - PREATOl
1t Is invested in Q moment with the most mag
nifcent black or brown By the agency of
CR IsTADORO,S HAIR DYE.
perfectly wholesome and pursly veeetable
preearation. Manufactured By J. CRTSTA-
DOkO, No. IS William St, n. z. Sold by all
Druggists Applied By all Hair Dreesers.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sALENO.
ID 264 in the case OF. Tim Shea and John Dona-
i've ys. VIM. =. Martin. issued BY h. w. sins.
Clerk of the Circuit Court at X knoxville, Knox
county Tennessee land to me ERECTED, / will,
on Monday, the 9th day of October. 1879, within
legal hours in front of the Court House door IN
the city Of Knoxville, offer for sale to the hiRh
est bidder for cash. one house and tot in the 1,t
district OF Knox county. in what is kno wn as
East Knoxville, situated en- the corner of Mabry
and Patton streets. b unded on the North By
Msbry street. aud on the east by Patton street,
and having front of 81 feet. more or less, on
Mabry street and $50 feet. more or lees, On Pat
ION street, LEVIED on as the property of W. p.
Martin, This. August Is, 1879.
aug26i3tlaw-wlt ALbX RhEDER, Sheriff.
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c. IN CON per day at home. Samples
VO W VZO worth IS free, address,
eTrsSnN Co., Portland, Maine.
Wholesale Grain and Freaaee Markei
CHRoHIcLz 0Yylcx,

WHOlesaIe OFAA0 AMN FE0Nue0 MAFAoa
CHRONICLE 0Yyacx,
KNOXVILLE. THIS. Sept. 2, 1879.
A slight advance in Wheat in Eastern
markets imparts more life to the trade, but
no change of quotations. Wetherefore quote
the market nominal. Bacon is offered
freely, and prices declining. Oats aad
corA eoaing in freely, and readily taken at
quotations. 2
The demand for dried blackberries
active at quotations. There will be good
demand for ell dried fruits. but it is too
early to name prices.
Field 9 EDS, Timothy 81 4oa250 per
hushel: Herd grass, 80 to 85cI Blue grass,
80, Orchard grass, $l,t0. Clover. $500
a. BAooNZBuying, hog round, -, sides,
Lard, new, buying at 6ss7c; selling at II
to 60. ss
WHEAT-NominAl; buying at 80 to IS
for white and am Der; red. Is TO 80
CoaN-New, loose. g47a50; sacked 2Sc;
to 53c. -. II,
SoksHUM-In better demand: 25 to Bic
Oars New crop; Buying, loose, 223a %
selling, 35 to $50.
PoTAToEs-Loose. scarce, 40a5Oc.
la AoO66t tOaUUC p0E 1VU IDS.
DRIED ERUIT-Apples firm, to 24c.
per pound: Peaches; halves, 23a3. Black
berries. 51as3:.
FLoUk-Norainal: country extra, buy
ing, So 00a2, 70, selling. $2.25s2.50 family
buying $3.50; selling, 81 75A3.0J per
sack. re
FkATEERs-Prime. 40a4Ic: ni1ed. 8Oc.
Burrsa--Active, medium, 10a15c good
to prime, 15al8c. =,su7
EaGs-Buylng dull, 5a64c.
ward tendency.
hAes-CasiOn, 1al4c. t
BIZ xswAx-2c pea aound. -.
GIEsEEe-Spring, S0a85.
5ENEKA SHAKE az.
WILLOW Roof g.. .ss.zs q. z5.s.4s.
PINE RooT-Iso.
MAY APPLE RooT-2c.
HIpEs-Dry 10al1c.; green, &c.
TALLcW-65c.
FLAX SERD-Per bushel, 10a76c.
BRAss-8c.; Copper. 10c.
WooL-Per pound. 2Oa3O. s
APPLES Green. 75s$l. 90 per bashel.
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Ros AD ALI
THE GREAT SOUTHERN

i remedy for the cure of Scro-
fula. Scrofulous Taint, Rheuma-
tism, White Swelling, Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
tbs, Nervous Debility, Malary
and all diseases arising from an
impure condition of the Blood.
Tbs merits Of this valuable prepar-
alton are so well known that q pass
ing notice is but necess AIRY to remind
the readers Of this jou' mai of the me-
cessity Ct always having a bottle of
his medicine among their stock of
family necessities.
Certificates can be presented from
many leading Physicians. Ministers,
q heads of families throughout the
south, endorsing il the hig hest terms
Tie Fluid Extract Of Rcsadalis.
DR.. d. Wlis0n Carr, OF BaIti
more, says she has used it in cases Of
Scrofula and other diseases with
much Satisfaction"
bf- n. q. Puxh. of Baltimore,
with diseased Blood, sayi, z it lie SUI
perior to any preparation he has ever
used.
New. Dabney Bsll, of the Bal
timsre NJ. e. Conferences South, says
he has been so much benefited By its
use that he chrerfully recommends it
to ali his fire ids and acquaintance.
Craven IL Co., Druggis,f, at Cor
louisville, Va, say it never b as failed
to give satisfaction.
sans d. Mcfsdden, Murfrees-
boro. Tennessee, says i, curod him of
hheuma ism when all else filled.
Rooan ais is not q secret quack
preparation, its Ingredients re pub
lished on every package. Show 1t to
go1r Physician and he will tell you
tt 10 com posed of the strongest alter
stives that exist, and is an ex oellent
Blood Purif~ Did our space admit
We cou d give you testimonies from
every state in the South and from
persons known to every man, woman
and child either personally or By
repui alton,
kosadslis Ia cold By all Drug SITS.
JOHN z. HENRY, CURRAN & co.,
8 College Place,
NEW York,
Geo. W. Albers Wholesale Agent.
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SHERZFF'S SALE.

VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE NO.
- 25i in the case of N. Klioe Co , vs.. Dennis
aollihan, issued by e. W. Adkins, Clerk of The
Circuit Court st knoxville, Knox county,
viii on Monday the 5th day az 'V Of octo-
Der, 1879, within legal hours in front of the
Court House door in tho city. of Knoxville,
highest bidder for cash. all the right title and in
terest that Dennis Holihau has in certain
house and lot lying in the city of Knoxville. on
Croker street.. bon ndei as follows: fronting on
Crtzier street on the west eide. on TIE south by
an alley and the FINLEY property. and on the
west BY the willow Coker. and on the north by
Gus. Smith, levied on to satisfy this execution.
This Aug. 18th, 1879.
Aue2Sd3t1awAw1t
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SHBRIFF'S SALE.

DIX VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
ID sale No. 265 in the case of James Halvey
vs.. y. Martin and VIM. P. Martin. issued by Il.
ADKINS Clerk of the Circui3 Court at Knox
vile. Knox county Tenn, and Co me directed.
VAL on the 9th day of ucto or. 1879, within legal
hours in front of thsCourt House door in the
c,ty of knoxville, offer for sac to the highest
bidder, TOR cash, one house and lot Ia the rs3
district OF hnox counts in hast Knoxville sltu-
ated on the corner of M bry and Patton streets,
the sast BIZ Patton street; from ing % feet, more
or iess, on Mabry street and 15U Oh Patton street
levied on as the property of W N. P. Martin. TINS
Aug. Is, 1919. -
as ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
Aug2od3t1aH&H1t - - :.
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Sherif's Sale

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
TboM Mo: I IN IN the csc Of " Yardles vs.
f,b = .n LIZ. issued 6y e. w. Adams. Clerk
Tennessee; nd to me directed. viii on Mn1,
day, the 9th day OF October. 1917. within LEGAL
city of Knoxville. offer for sale to the bishass
bidder, for cash, one vacant lot of land in The
Lat civil district of Knox county, Tennessee
East 0nch street. running back 10 feet, more
or less, on Patterson ssreer, being the eastern
part of lot No. l.. North Range, in Nelson;
Msbry and swans addition to Knoxviile.in East
knoxvi lie levied on as the property of thomas
Lil ison. This August 18th, 1879.
aug26dSdawaw1t ALI X. REEDER, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
Es. VIM. Martin, Issued by e. W. Adkins.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court at Knox
vile, Knox county. Tennessee. and to me
directed will on Monday. the SIN day of 0cto-
court House door in the city OF Knoxville,
tennessee. der far sale to the highest bidder
county, in East Knoxville. situated on the corner
OF Mabry end Patton streets, bounded on the
south by Mshry street and on the east by Patton
Msbry street and 150 feet, more or less on Patton
street. levied on as the property of w. p. Martin
to satisfy this ri. Fa. This Aug. 18th, 1879.
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NASHVILLE, .'.a d. !
CHATTANOOGA SO !
and ST. LOUIS
R A [ L r. OAD.

For speed, safety and comfort you will
ma TINS line to be unrivalled. For TIE
celebrated Springs and Summer Resorts
found Trip Tickets can be purchased at
all principal offices. Emigrants wishing
TO go West either to locate or as pros.
peetors, will fnd it to their advantage to
go by this route. Round trip emigrant
uckets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umous without change. Sleeping coaches
road and quick time,
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Sherifs Sale.

ID 25S In the case If W. W. W oodruff 4 Co., w.
". p. Martin. issued by e. W. Adkins, Clerk of
the Circuit Court at Knoxville, knox county,
viii on Mondsy the Ist jay Of
October. 1879, within legal hours, in front of the
Court House door in the city of Knoxville,
Knox county, Tennessee, otfsr for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, one house and lot in the
First district OF Knox county, in what is known
as East Knoxville, situated on corner of Mabry
and ration sire sts, BOUNDED on the north by Ma
bry street, and fronting so teet more or less. on
said street, and bounded ON the east by Patton
street, and fronting teet more or less, on said
street: levied on a. he property Of w. P. Marin.
This Aug. 18th. 1879. e-J--
= ALEX. REEDER, Sheriff.
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