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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

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"Harptf says, there u man On The Ifappe
49, -. !. 49,. ~, WIN eAppsEe F<tch nj
teen acres n extent
-. efi1'c.s3@ g ne press On me eommuni.
~ oi ~nasea p<~ten are unjust and uncaiied
r. :.
tnc 1efk q the 1ircuik Court sssued from
January ~ - %1if -, 18Th e'xhtf-e'Eht
me- = <'<cn<<
=. $500 $1,000 Es>-H]F ~ @<t4t4A Irpte.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

sEa-Irt-7 .ss-as'. "A y44es LADY Wa rla
sv~r a1l -s--l.ss.y .g sr~t. p = the ears az the
Ven ,-l-s.ll! rz.4-all. q Friday even.
az g -as- seez- = snpeaFs that d1r-hter
q H. Leo v. Ws-rr. %: Treuton, Carol.
esEatF SID 70 81 deraa--5 from tl- esF~rts y
rrrr-t Flastr0s-, waBi~-ei down The t-acx Of
-l- S-st-rz MaryAni rallr1ad. All va run
~Ee- og t-- -astera 1auai traiE. ahou; r. NJ
ra9-t istaEce above OEinrs' Mills The
~f.'r~ "a q slsse.l over her len ARA abav@ the
s.1-.E. coos s-s.y e1tting g %. .eaying ter
r--.g r--a--4 aEd INITIATED stump. Eke
tra-1 Eas % -1re stopfei. ald lie blood vas
s-aH-I--i ~ aae aith- Pzs.cngers. The anfor-
tzaate 81. sas piaes-i % tie train ani taken
= 0SiGrs = Ills aEi thence carried - the resi-
d@1ee % Ar. J. l.. Harmzn. Dr.. Martin was
slrzfnazed. ua9 A--sse-. the Sogad. aud Miss
" i.zsr is iiss.y - recover. She &. sbsl. twer.
y F-a-s ogase, sa3 repressltsd a. az an4iabie
All ? at.- 81. gao bears her lalsflrtlne Wi;h
great he-91sm. Whe1 frs; seen "a thr track
th- Thssi- vas bi1Ez AL The break. put
.1Eu. hst th~ traiE hal - great "a impetus
. sep lt 10 time - rr-Erlt TIE accident
W -erl-iv -,i she above infsrmatioa fr1fa NJ
4 -rr4ll. o. Eh1s- hals- the gaf1rtgaats rirl
"a tak-s. The Westfu nsier papers say the
ylln- .a,iy j. daughter 3 NJ. George Zepp.
- Treuta1- Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

H,BIs l. TO GIVE NOTICE, Tia, the sub
Il scFiber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of baltimore county, letters Of admins
trstion on the estate Of
EDWARD WAGNER,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hay-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber,
On Or sgore tie eiA day u february, 1879:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit II said estate. Those indebted 4,
said estate are requested 90 make immediate
payment Given under my hand thi, :tth
WILLIAM 7. WAGNER,
Iuna 3ss--<r Adrninistrator.
SN>iIis Il 10lGfvx10rIl31E. 49, =
II seriberx hare ehlafned lrca - orph@r<
Court q Baltimore ossnsy. lstaers srslznen-
~ = - LIZ ri1sn + yscxsox.
late Il sid county. drceascd. All pers>nsknrs.
Tag claims against the sasd estate are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
Thereof, % the subscriber.
On or befere the 2stA day Fl Fs5r~sry. 1874
they may othersiAe By Law be excluded from
said estate are requested 20 make immediate
payment Given under our hands :A.s 2nih
day Of June, ls.l.
ANDREW JACKSON.
THoS. ". JACKSON
NOAH 2. JACKSON.
Juae 2g-ga Executor.
THls Is To GIVE NOTICE. Inai the sub
i scfiecr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters u admins
tsai.oR on the estate Of
JOHN q. NORRIS
late Of said county. deceased. llpersons hav-
ing claims agAins; the said estate arc hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. D. the subscriber
On Or b<fo-c hc :sh dGy of F,bruaru.lS5?
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. Those indebted e.
said estate are requested - make immediate
payment. Given under my hand ;hs :i.i
day Of June. 1871.
GEORGE NORRIS.
June -t.-it Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

Fsrtr Rtr-sstB AestbEsr.-An unknown
~hlse a4An WtE ran over and killed By the
e4rf abs1. 80cidc< On Wednesday ni-ht Of
last wse<. GEAR N01at Washington. on the
northern c@atra! railuay. BY the Cincinnati
~xp-sss going north. The engineer saw some
thIrg .Ting a-r1ss The fraex ahead II him. but
b~tsre =. cgaid revere the eng ne aud stog, the
train q Passs5 over the object, which proved u
- = maa- The train vas stopped. and UPON
the afhesrs gang back they found that the BODY
81 th- man as crushed and mangied IA such
= ksrrible manner net % be Recognizable.
frazulsrts 81 he bosly being sfrewn along the
trzck- Ths remains were gathered up and
taken = Baltimore. aud, on Thursday an in
q1est was hsid. the Jury rendering
veE,liet HAT he man cane u his death from
having beer accidentally run over By the
Ctaeinnati express train. and that the en-.
Plsyers b. exempted from all blame ia the
Eaaftsr- Nothing was found upon the body
I~ssing - the identity q the aHiortanate indi-
vidual- 4 large Number Of unimportant pa
psrs, principally rseomnls nda,ipBs fo- positions
4s- addressed % NJ Riynsy, superintendent
- he Western Maryland railroad. wers found
uPonshian. but how he got them did not appear.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

~ L w
COUNTY GROCERY STORE
GROCERIES
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES ,
ALFRED UAMS.
Late - Jams Hatchins.)
HAVING NEWLY FITTED Ur
store No. I25 n. High street.
. door .os,h Of GayJ
E-s, leave e. inform al h. county friend.
and the public generally ,hA, he will seeP Al.
ways "a hand a fresh aud complete assor,.
mcat Of
@ r. o G Z r. I Z =.
FORT. MADEIRA. SHERRY AND cLARET
w I N Z 8.
FOUST. THOMPSON. Vi. GLApEs
AND JACKSON
w II 7 s k I Z s.
rATArs"o OTHER CHOICE BRANDS or
FL Q U r.
Labrador. susquchanna and Eastern Mackrel
Nos. !, > aud IIerrings Bbls. aud Bbls.
BNCoN-IIams. Shoulders, Sides. Lard. Ac.
SALT-Fine. q. Aluu. Dairy.
PICKLES.
FRUITS,
Aud everything apPcriaining to a FIRST
Glass Grocery and Provision Store. which,
having been bought at the lowest prices. land
the light expense he is undcr.) will enable him
to sell both WHOLESALE aud RETAIL, a.
low IS any one in the city.
Thankful Tor the many favors he has receiv.
81 from his county friends in the past. hopes
by strict attention To business. To merit a con.
iinnatee in the future. aud most respectfully
sclici,s all 10 give him a call.
ALFRED hJAMS,
No. 125 ~. High Street,
I DOOR SOUTH or CAR.
SEPT. u. lsie.-iy. BALTIMORE.
GEORGE s. CLOGG,
No. , south Calvert street,
BALTIMORE.
ALWAYS on HAND A LARGE AssORT.
MENT OF
ladies'. t:entiemen's. Boys q Childrens
- H Q e .,
OF THE BEST CITY MAKE.
rc-A large assortment of BASE BALI
SHOES AND SPIKES.
Also. successor 10 II. PECK,
iss W. Pratt 81. 0pps.iis nslihy nsuss,
Manufacturer Of
Boots q Shoes Of Every Description
a. NJ. DAVIS,
With George s. Clogg. formerly with PAGE,
Richmond, Va.
April I. Issi.-iy.
GEE DR. DUCKS DENTAL PRICE LIs1
- on FIRST PAGE. tFsb. lily.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15
WILLIAM p. HOPES Us. FELIX VAN
wv. REUTH EFT AL, IN Ae Circuit Court

VXTILLIAM r. HOPES VS.. FELIX VAN
w REUTH EFT AL, IN Ae CireIt Court
for baltimore County, IN equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Balti.
more County, this 27th day Of June, 1871, that
the sale made and reported by c. W. Ridgely,
r. q. keene and Vim. p. Hopes, Trustees, for
the sale Of the real estate mentioned in these
proceedings, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown ON or
before the 26h day Of July, 1871, provided a
copy 81 this order be inserted in some ne wspa-
per printed in Baltimore county, once in each
Of three successive weeks before the goth day
Of July, 1871.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be
$40, 10000.
EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
July i.-3t.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court q Bal!iinor. county. lstisra tsAtAinsntA-
JAMES WRIGHT.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate are here
by warned % exhibit the same, with the vouch.
crs thereof 10 the subscribe.
On or Lcf0Te he Ist day eC March, ls72;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate arc requested TAI make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 9Th day
Of June, 1871.
THOMAS Wright.
July lite Executor
H'liis Is TO GIVE NOTCH. That the sub.
Il scribefs have obtained from the Orphaus'
Court Of Baltimore county, letters tcstainents-
~ on the estate Of
JACOB uHSEg,
tate OF SAID county. deceased. All persons
he .fa
hereby wsrssd 20 exhibit the sains, with the
vouchers thereof o. the subscribers.
On or Syor, Ms ~ day II Marci lss2
they may other~is. by law b. excluded from
all beEcht Of said estate Thos. indebted Ia
SAID estate are requested - make immediate
payment Given under our hands this 2sth
day Of June. 1871.
JACOB UHLER
JOHN II. CHLER,
DANIEL IHLEE,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

RSFAm NaRkEr.-Ths following were the
prices IN the Baltimore markets on Wednesday
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15
EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
July st

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, lettars tsAtAInantA-
~ ON the estate Of
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

T. THE TEacHrEs o. EtLrtuosr C.rvft -
We are requested by Dr. Kcplcr 20 inform the
teacher q the county. and "thera desiring 10
qualify themselves - teach. that Mis- Alien a
graduate II the State Normal school. will give
Instrueiisn IN methods II teaching. aud any
branches u siudy desired, a. the Normal School
building, 70 north Paca ttreeL commencing
Monday. July Isth, and continuing six weeks
Terms ~ for the course. Those Wishing 90
avail themselves 81 this opportunity Tor i'm
Pavement. will please 5c present On the day
above NAMED.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

Register Of Wills for Baltimore county.
July LIST.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

Cor WHAT HE ASKED Mr.. Pepper
was riding by the door Of Mr.. Hash meat
when the latter, who wa- converting with
one or two Of his neigh6ors. called to
him, saying:
"Ho! Mr.. Pepper, don't be in such
haste; stop and tell US lie."
Haven't time" responded Pepper.
"Bot,il and Corks had q quarrel this
morning about their wives. and Bo,til
was killed and | guess Corke will die
he's shot through the breast, and | am
going after Dr.. Probe" Aud 10 gal.
loped of. '.s..a... .-....r.,..,.,..i',
BLESS my heart! How awful! Let
US go down, friends, and pick up the par.
ticulars," said Hsshmeat. .'. -
And 80 they did, only to And Bottil
and Corks living, sound in body, serene
in spirit, and with not 40 idea Of quar-.
rel, As they rode bomeward, Hashmeat
rcAcctivelv said:
"Sold, BY George! We asked for q
lie and got il, and . ak mile ride to boot
'Tsint:safs to poke fun at Pepper"
An old ludy gave this ss her idea Of
q great man: "one who 10 keerful Of
his clothes, don't drink spirits. kin read
tho Bible without spelling the words,
and eat cold dinner on wash day with
out grumbling." e5afa
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21
Valuable Town Property for
Sale-DwelliDg House and
Lot and 9 Vacant Lois.

Lot and 9 Vacant Lots.
THE undersigned will sell on easy terms one
l. and half story frame dwelling and I lot
near the business part of the town and 2vacant
lots south Of Cake 4 Rogers lanyard. Viii be
sold separately or together.
will also sell good work horse, 4 years OLD,
and spring wagon.
aovstf AARTIN sEDLACEK Troy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

eclipse Churn and Hand Corn Shelter
" Fl CURTIN, Psteu.ee, Carlyle. III.
Send Gof Circxlsse.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

Aftor one Of John Randolph's peculiar
speeches, which no interlarded with
copious quotations in Latin and Greek,
kremer arose, aud in q strain Of we'll
acted indignation. poured forth a torrent
Of Pennsylvania Ge: man upon the head
Of the amazed and startled Randolph.
His violent gesticulations, his loud and
boisterious tones, his defiant monuer,
were not more annoying to the ,mperious
Soutberner than the fact that he could
not understand word thut was spoken.
And when honest George took his seat,
coverd with perspiratiou, Randolph rose
and begged the honorable gentleman from
Pennsylvania TO enlightcn the House and
the country by TRANSMITTING what he had
just uttered. Kremer retorted AZ f)llows :
II nave only to say in reply TO my friend
from Virginia that when he translates
the dead languages, which he is con.
stantly using for tho benefit of us country
men bcrs, into something like English, |
will be equally liberal in trsnslating my
living Pennsylvania Dutch into some
thing that the House can understand" i"
The laugh was completely against Ran.
dolph.-Forney's Recollections.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

whats the matter, Uncle jerry"
said MIR. Jones, as old Jeremy R. va.
passing BY, growing most furiou.ly.
"Mattsr." said the old man, stopping
short; why Two been Juggling water Ill
the morning for Dr.. Ca wife to .vs.h
with, and what dye s'p,ss l got for il ?"
"Why, suppose about ten csnts," sns.
wersd Jones. "Tsn cents? She told
me the doctor would pull . tooth for me
some tiue."
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21
b. w. WHEELER.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
NEW HOPE, MO.

WILL attend to any professional business In
w the Conrts Of Lincoln, Warren, Pike and
Montgomery counties.
sep7'7lp36yl
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

General Grant has just touched the
highest point Of oil his greatness. A
paper collar has been named after him
Nsw Orlssns Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21
tOrishal.)

u a torishsl)
Ring outi 70 merry Christmas bells,
In teses Of unpsnt e'sdnsssi
Peal forth the wondrous love to man,
The God-Son's life Of sadnessi
Teach us the anthem sung that morn
Among the stars Of Heaven, .r
Foretelling to q shepherd band,
The wo Id Savior 3 given.
Implant within our natures deep
Tho theme rcsounding then
From Hsav'n to earth and earth to Neav n
" Peace on earth good wiN to menF'
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21
YEQMe Ov ADvER rIsl Nc.
A Missouri Bear Story.

The billy country Of Cole and Ossge
counties Of this state has at one Tins
been . favo,ite resort for game, and par
ticularly for bears. A few days sgo VIM.
Hamilton, residing near the Missouri Pa.
ciic railroad, went iuto the timber about
q milo of to shoot squirrels. Not return.
ing in the evening, bis family be, ams
alarmed, as it was known bears had ro.
Gently been seen in the neighborhood.
Nothing being heard Of him all night,
several neighbors the next morning went
in search Of him. About three o'clock
in the evening they found him up q lean
ing tree, thirty feet from the ground, fast,
and unable to extricate himself. After
some trouble he was taken down, and it
was seen that on foot and ankIe we're
badly torn and pleading.
He said that about three O'Clock the
previous day he came across . large blsck
bear, and shot at but missed him. The
bear made for him with all his might.
Tie ran, and, finding the bear esiuing on
him, threw away his ride, and partly
climbed and partly ran up a leaning syo
amore tree. with the bear following right
at his heels. The top of tlis tree had
been broken off and was hollow. lie
thrust one Of his legs into the hole to
keep himself from falling, but soon found
that his leg was fast. He tried to extric.
ate himself, but could not. The bear IN
the meantime had torn his boot IF and
was gnawing and eating the flesh from
the foot and ankle. Mr.. Hamilton took
his pocket knife ont and cut at Bruins
eyes but with one sweep of his paw the
bear struck the knife from his hand, with
a part Of two of his ingers.
Hamilton C uld now zee no help, and
gave up to die, expecting to be eaten up
alive by the bear. But soon a happy
thought struck him. That morning he
had put some salt in his pocket to salt
some cattle he had running in the timber.
lie took u small handful and sprinkled it
in the bears eyes. 1t he'd the desire ef.
feet. I he bear shook his head, erowled
and went down. lie soon returned, how
ever little moro salt drove him away
the second time, and to Mr. Hsmilton's
incxpr sishle delight he trotted off into
the forest.
That night Mr.. Hamiltou's sufferings
we're bey"pd expression, with one leg fast
in the hole in the top Of the tree, the
other hanging out, torn and bleeling, and
he not knowing what minute the bear
would return and finish bis work lie
a.cribes the preservation of bis life to
the salt he had IN his pocket, and advises
everybody, before they 60 hunting ia
Usage county. to fill at least one pocket
!, with salt PIat,sburg Register.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

AN EPlTAPH.-A farmer named Kea
Gle hired . fellow who had the knack OF
writing poetry to write his epitah. He
was to give the poet dinner aud supper
for the job. After the 6rst meal be sat
down and began thus:
"There was man who died OF late,
For whom the angels did impatient walt
With outstretched arms and wings of love,
To watt him to the realms above"
keasle was much pleased with this.
and begged the writer to go on. bu, he
declined until be had supper. That fur.
nished, be put on bis coat aud wound up
the verse in 10 these words:
"But while they disputed for the prise,
Still lowering around the lower skies,
In slipped the devil, like wsassl.
And down to hell be kicked old Ksssls."
After which be took to his hsels. and
old Kessie after hin With q horse whip.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

Sul little voice. "And 80 10 baby brother
But they're up 10 Heaven, mamma says,
and are better of than ve, for they're
never cold, and sick, and hungry. Mamma
coush dreadfully. aud I beard the doctor
say she wouldu't live long, and ash her
II she hadn't any friends. And oh T! how
she cried that night. aud moaned to her
self, and kept repeating my name over and
over. Hannah | Hannah 7 But I don't
think she meant me. for she said Sister
Hannah once, aud went down on her
kLees and asked God to iergive her some
awful wrong she had done"
Faiths eyes we're wet, and Miss Ware
shook with sobs.
bot oh ! Miss Faith" said the child,
eagerly, "mayu's see what is in the bas
ket now?' ..... ..... ...
"Yes, dear" answered thegirl. Open
i, yourself"
Twas pitiful to see what light came
into the large eyes, and how the wan
cheeks flushed. and the thin little hand
s.s..Llsd, 80 che took out the treasures,
Que by one.
"Mamma mamma T. ste cried, "come
and look" and at the words Miss Ware
turned and stood face to face with pale
hollow.eyed woman, the wreck Of hel
sister Miriam.
"Oh, Miriam Miriam! |" she moaned
and held out her arms with pitiul cry
But the other shrank back, white and
horror stricken.
ut is l, your sister Hannah. Have
you no word Of welcome ?"
Then a spasm passed over the woman I
faco, her knees tot,ered, and she fell Al
the feet of her wronged sister. For
give forgive T. she erie /, "for Richard
sake and :he child's, if not for mine."
Miss Ware lifted her up with words o
love and comfort and then turned to ,h'
little cripple, and asked her how st'
would like to live in bright sum!
house with pictures on the walls an
flowers in the windows.
The child's eyes sparklcd. and so di'
Faiths, and the poor, heart. broker
mother was overcome with emotion.
Out from that wrctched tenement wen
four instead Of two that morning. ant
when little later 10 the day there foaie'
into Miss Wares room the strains of 'ha
Christmas anthem, "Peace on earth, good
will to men," the sisters sat with claspe'
hands and listened, aud at their fec
knelt the little cripple and wondered
childishly, "if tho angels knew all abou
what had happened, and we're singing 70
;or 90, 80 ua.rac 50 Tou;, To1;as
Mazaz ne
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

Oliver logan viii Be married on Christ,
mas day, sccording TO tho New York
Globe.
Shs'S better b. married according "a
Scripture-if che tsows whst's good 70.
het.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21

TROY, MISSOURI
GALLERY SOUTH OF BALLINGER'S
DRUG STORE.
Photograph Albums and Picture Frames
For Sale at Lowest Prices.
Mg- Call and look at my pictures.
sop7n26 ...
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-21
A Beautiful Incident.

Rev. Dr.. Adams, In his volume of
Thanksgiving Memories" furnishes the
following touching history Of one Of the
most exquisite simple quartettes in our
language:
"Iu the Cathedral of Limerick there
hangs o chime of bells which was cast in
Italy by an enthusiast in his trade, who
fixed his home near the monastery where
they were first hung, that he might daily
enjoy their sweet and solemn music. 10
some political revolution the bells were
taken to some distant land, and their
maker himself became refugee and ex
lie. His wanderings brought him after
many years to ireland. On calm and
beautiful evening, as the vessel which
bore him foated on the placid bosom Of
the Shannon, suddenly the evening
chimes pealed from the cathedral towers.
His practiced ears caught the sweet
sound, aud no knew that his lost treas
ures we're found. His ear homo, his
old friends, his beloved native land, all
tho best associations Of his life were in
those sounds. He laid himself down in
tho boat, crossed his arms upon his breast
and listened to the music. The boat
reached the wharf, but still he lay there
silent and mot,onless They spoke to
him, but he did not answer. They went
to him, but his spirit had fed. The tide
Of memories that came vibrating through
bis heart at that vel! known chino bad
snapped its strings !" .. ....
1t was this incident that suggested to
Moore bis song Of
THE EVENING BELLS:
Those evening bellsi Those evening bsilsi
How many tale their music tells, .r.u
OF youth and home and that sweet time
When last heard their soothing chime.
Those joyous hours have passed away,
| And many a heart that then was gay,
Within the tomb now dsrkly dwells,
And hears no more those evening bells
And thu st shall bs when am gone;
That tuneful peal shall still ring on,
| Aud other baids shall walk thc,o dells
And sing thy praise sweet evening bells
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04
Minister schenck An EneIana.

The reported arrival of Minister Schenck ct
Liverpool. and his reception by the Beard OF
Trade Of that city, together with the goodwill
manifested, leave no doubt but that the Treaty
of Washington is received in England with
the same favor as in America. The Treaty of
Knoxville" concluded between "ths old re-
liable Tea Hong" corner of Prince street and
Market Place, and the houseksepers of Knox
vile, referred to heretofore in the CnRoSfcLE,
is just as satisfactory and will give quite as
great results to its patrons. The fact is. the
Hong has been crowded every morning with
customers, and the rate at which goods are
sold is wonderful The best of groceries, sold
at the lowest prices, and delivered free of
charge to any part of the city. Remember the
"Old Reliable Tea Hong" corner of Prince
street ard Market Place.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04

Twenty five hundred vouchers have been pre-
pared and sent out TO pensioners by the Knox
vile agency for the payment commencing June
9th. Over one hundred pensioners viii be paid
daily. Those appearing in person viii be paid
first The vouchers forwarded by mail viii
be taken up and paid in the regular order in
which they are received. About SS00oo will be
disbursed during the month of June.
The payments 70, pensioners during the past
three months were as fellows: ! iSit{lt
March, ISL, $50 pens rs, amt to S91, 1875
April. ISL 19l -. ~ :. @,562oI
o3J0Iai 5pNA 23IsEisf's 3 i Z
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-04
Antf-Tobaeeo Mesting.

Arrangements have been made for convsn-
ton to be held in Knoxville on Thursday, July
18th, for the purpose of organizing Grand
Anti-Tobacco Society" The meeting will be
held in the old Methodist Church, commencing
at P. N. Addresses will be delivered by sew
eral gentlemen of ability. All who favor the
object are invited to be present. It'll designed
to have no money feature connected with the
society. @
All papers in East Tennessee are requested TO
give this notice two insertions.