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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-20

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3 lSHERIFR,Sg SALE.

I'm MONDAY, THE End DAY OF FEBU-
~ airy, 1880, at the court h. use door in Knox
vile, Tennessee by virtue Of an execution IN my
hands; issued from the Circuit Court OF Knox
county, Tennessee In the case Of the Whesier d
Wilson Manufacturing Company against r., N.
cutlery, to the highet bidder, for cash in hand, all
tho ght title Claim, interest and demand that
the defendant, r M. Ben EFT. has Ia aud TO- the
following described piece OF real estate. situated
and wing ia the 18th civil district Of x nox c0n
tys Tcnnessee and bounded rs follows; Begin
ming on stake in Saffi Isline, thence north ~
east 60 20 o. to STAKE, p' a0A tree pointers nenf
an old bouse tn enos north z2s4 west 80 poles to
tw black paks in Roberis' line thence south
531x wet 1Y p.as TO q stake in 6eld; thence
south 81 east BIZ poles to a sassafras; thence
north 76M east l54 poles toa cluster Of sour
woodsg thence north 81 east 26 poles to the be
ginning. Containing D acres moro or less. Said
sale win be made to satisfy Judgment In the
ahove case. This January 18th 1850.
janl2dItw3t @. B. GOSS RTT, d. Sheriff.
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aHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE.
ID No. 1888. 10 the case Of r.. g. Fox VS.. M. q.
Hackworth ct al. issued By the Clerk OF the Cir"
cult Court at knoxyille Knox county, Tenn.
and to me directed, win on Monday, the I'd fay
81 February, 1850, within legal hours In front Of
the court house door in the city Of Knoxville.
offer for sale to- the highest bidder for cash, Ii
the right, title, interest and demand that J. A.
and b. W. Hackney. IN and to cerain tract Of
laud, situated in the 18th district of Knox cnuns
ty, on Beaver Creek. containing s42 acres, m ore
OF lees, and bound cd as folows .Qn.tbe north by
Georges Gsllsher. west BY Robert B adley and
Robert Cudgingto9, and levied on as the proper
y Of ]. A. and u W. Hsckney,thi the fth day
ALEX REEDER. Sheriff.
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o SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE oFLAN AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issue by j. +. J. lewis. Clerk q the County
John Wallace ct al, vs.. has. W. Larrick
ct 81, will expose for '.ale 10 the high
est bidder for cash in, hand, in. front Of
the court house door In the city Of Knoxville
Knox county, Tenp q ON Monday. the Fad day Of
February, 1890. within legal hour, all tn eright
tide. interest and demand whsch John Wall zee
fna Ele ann Es0Y sus Ea9 Chs W.
certain lot or parcel of land with improvements
thereonl lying 10 the 10th civil district Of knox
county. Tennessee. and bounded as. follows |;
On the south by the land Of 0rieesn W. Nelson,
decor sed; on the east by Moses McNutt, land or
lot, and said Nelson, land; on the north by the
Kingston road; and en- the west by the Concord
road: con tanning by estimation, two acres. be the
same more or les to satisfy all costs In the above
mentioned case. This jan. 10. 1880. ;.-g-s-.
W. II, STERLING, D. Sheriff.
ian1ld1w8t, ~ rs.~-
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Accident a, M..be,m.
MosHEIM, EAST Tenn. Ian.

MosHEIM, EAST TENN, Jan. 16.
Mr.. EDITOR: On the morning of
the 18Th inst. while The fireman Of
the steam mill here, was endeavoring
to put on large belt about the engines
he was thrown into the machinery
and seriously, II not fatally, Injured.
He was apparently lifeless for about
ten minutes. His recovery Ia some-
what doubtful. IL Will be remem.
bered that about four years ago man
was similarly caught and literally torn
TO pieces at this same mill.
GRAPHIC.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON
.r. VENTION. On -4-...

A NATIONAL CoEvKETroN Of the Re-
publican party will meet at Chicago, on
Wednesday, the I'd day of June next, at
II clock noon, for the nomination Of can
didates to be supported for President and
Vice President at the next election. Re-
publicans, and ell who will cooperate with
them 10 supporting the nominees of the
party, are invited to choose two delegates
from each Congressional district, four at
large from each State, two from each Ter
ritory, and two from the District Of CO.
lumbis, to represent them in the Conven-
ton: t. 4s4
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SHARIFF,S NALE.

ny, VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE,
Cobb ct al. Issued By the Clerk of the Circuit
Court at Knoxville, Knox county, Tenn. and to
me directei.I will on Monday, the "a day of
February. 1850 within legal hours, In front Of the
court house door in the city ct KIN xvi 10, offer
for sale, TO the highest bidder for cash, al the
right, title. interest and demand that J. A. and
land. situaied In the 18th civil district Of Knox
county. Tenn on Beaver Greek containing 342
acres. more or ie'e, and bounded on the north By
Tnos. 1sllaher, south by Thos fa-neli east By
Robt Oudgingtou, and lsyied on ~ the property
Of ]. A. and W. Hackney This the 7th day
OF January. 1880. pa.
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ST. NICHOLAS, 81
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EXPRESS COMPANIES INTERESTED
A very important feature enters into
the new arrangement. Every body
wants to know what lie to become of
the Southern Express Company and
whether the Union Express Company
will take precedence. Thirtysfive
hundred miles is an immense territory
to lose. 1t is reported that the Adams
Express Company, which is largely
interested In the Southern Express
Company, has been buying Louisville
" Nashville g. Great Southern stock
ever since the two concerns quar-
relied.
CAPITAL STOCK, RUMoRs, ETC.
Before the Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis Railway changed hands,
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City 9Irsftarp.
KNIGHTs OF mOxoR.

nELlEF LODGE, No. l63 K. Of H.-Moets
IL on the first and Third Friday uigh,s OF each
month at Teutonia Hail corner Church anu Gay
Streets.
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III Y q AHI4H14'UE II II OK U'7'7D ~
THE TROUBLE. r.. -..-
Special TO the Cincinnati Commercial:

NASHVILLE, January 15.-Colonel
Cole, OF the Nashville and Chattas
nooga road, arrived to-day from at.
tending the sale at Macon. 1t Is stated
that day or two ago Colonel Cole ad-
dressed note to President Btandiford,
saying In substance that the mo-
nent the frat shovelful of earth was
thrown on the projected Georgia
Western road, he would begin the ex>
tension OF the Owensboro' and Nash
vile road, from Owensboro' to Louis
vile. The above statement Is based on
conversation with ex Governor Joe.
Brown, OF Georgia. From Ovens
boro' to Louisville is only Dinety-two
miles, and IL is claimed the proposed
roads would have the cool will OF the
people OF Louisville. I- .J
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The GREATEST LIVING AU-
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Frances Power CObbe, The Duke
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Macdonald. Mrs. Oliphant, Jean
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Hardy, Matthew Arnold, Henry
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Browning, and many others are represented
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LitteIl's Living Aqe..

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOMS TO LET.

INE SUITE Oh SINGLE: PERMANENT On
III Transient: With or without board. Five
minutes walk from
OCCIDENTAL SQUARE. FRONT STREET.
j2adR Mrs. &. 0riscoO.
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est female heads. A portrait Of .
mot her and child is lovely in express
sion and character.
In the charcoal AID pastel rooms are
studies of Fortune, Science and Hope
for tbs capissl at Albany, which are
full of life, vignr aad expression. A
small drawing Of donkeys. THE Fagot
Gatherer, original sketch Of The Sick
Donkey" and view through an open
window, are all foe. The Last
Sketch" o sea view, has a peculiar in.
terest as the last work by Mr. Hunt. 1t
was done three days before his death.
Although II was finished in FIVE min.
utes. i, cost him +, painful effort. He
was suffering SO much from nervous
prostratiou. 1t waa drawn at Apple.
dore. Sept 5. 1879. In the same room
is q marble bust of Psyche, and .
bracelet and pin cut ont Of canoes. al
Of which ere very fine.
One very interesting little work of
his is patch quilt. which he did
between the ages Of three and fsur;
little delicate stitches which would
have done credit to an accomplished
seamstress
This exhibition shows that Hunt was
very progressive in his art. Speaking
himself of his own works q short time
before his death. lie said: ut seems to
ne that l have gained. The pictures !
then painted I could easily reproduce,
hut the pictures Of today we're then a
impossibili;y
BY earnest study and bard work he
had increased his ability, his strength
aud his courage to express and carry
out with perfect freedom his thought,
unhampersd BY techniqus that in early
life would have caused him to stand in
doubt and perplexity before the diff
calties that a simple genre picture sug-
gcsts, yet near the close of his life he
could paint with perfect case and free
dom upon the als at Albany. When
studying with TEACHERS their influence
could be traced 10 h!s works; but when
he returned to America. he worked With
enthusiasm upon portraits. noble land
scapes, aud some genre painting also.
aud taught with 80 much love and
earnestness for his art, that his native
genius, gathering aud fusing into each
other, all his instructions and expert
eDces impressed upon his work the
stamp of an original master.
ssgf vp IA. y.
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CITY IREAsuReR's NOTICE.

rI>HE TREASURER OF TIE CT rYoT sEATTLE
will pay, on presentation. nll ontstsndine
warrants drawn on this City and barring accepe.
snce prior to the dates following: City Furd.
Jsnus : lss. 1878; Road Fund, December lat. 1879:
0es Tuni, July lat. 6s9.
No iutarest Will BE- allowed on such warrants
after 30 days from the date hereof.
- JOHN n. BLANCHARD.
City Treasurer.
ofiee Of City Treasurer. Seattle. ". r.: March
18th, 1850. mhiA-ozn
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ekykctaisk rfvefs. six miles shove enohoEish
Cisy II nered for sals In whole of In part, q .
bsr4xie. The lsnd i alder ard maple boetum.
Persoas looking for farms vtll % vcif % oxnmiDe
this property. Tftie perfect. Inquire of
d. 8. SMITH, 6esstlr. ~. ..
March. .iss-s A0rslz hna sm71dn
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

urshasss and Salcs, are entered
In ths daily record, aud from that
nto . purchase aud sale book ex~
csps the osSh transactions, which 70
into the cash book.