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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-09-07
A MS stertOus Tru0k-What II
Contained.

A few days ago a we'll dressed wo-
mao arrived at the Hudson River
railroad depot. iu New York. having
with her II large trunk, which after
purchasing a ticket for Chicago, she
had checked to that point.-'rhe wo-
man did not then take the train, and
shortly Afterwards peculiar smell eau.
sed some curious employee at the sta
ton 10 pry open tue trunk, when It
was fonnd to contain tho body of a
young woman about ls or 20 years Of
age. There was no article of clothing
on her, and nothing whereby she could
be identified. OF course the discov-
cry created . great excitement, and
every exertion was made by the po-
lice, who were at once notified to
trace cut the mystery. An important
clue was furnished by boy named
Alex. Parks, ofteuer called Paddy,
well known around the depot. A
woman who came to The depot with
the trunk. obtained Psddy's assist snce
10 bringing and buying her ticket
aud procuring a cheek for tie trunk.
Paddy observed that the truck bore
the nams Of Trip. The police iume
diately made inquiries and found that
thore was but one carmaa named
Trip 10 the city, but three named
Trapp, one Of whom has o truck such
as that described by tho boy This
man was arrested but denied beiny
at the depot that day. His conduct
and manner streugt hened the suspi-
ciou thatnot only hal the truck man
who drove the truck been secured, bu,
that he knew more of the mystery
than be dared to tell. He finally in,
formed the authorities that ho had OBJ
tanned the trunk from Q house 10 Sc.
cond avcuus, which was found TO be
occupied by DR.. Rozenwsig. The
police then arrested tho doctor, and
made search Of the premises, when
they discovered iudications which left
no doubt that the woman had los,
hsR life by au abortion which the doc
tor had attempted to perform. The
prisoner was held to await further 10.
vsstigation. The deceased has been
recognized asa Miss Bowlsby, Of Pat
tsrson. N. j., and whom tho report
reached that place, . young man
named Conklin, who IL supposed TO
have been her saduesr, coumitted sui.
eide. Tho sGair hss essssd great
sssiesmsnt In .hss city 90 beth the
parties are well Knows.
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THE Public Deb. Of the United
States shows . furthsr decrease 10
August Of s9,P32, 29S, making the to-
tsl decrease since March 4, 1869,
1851 ,461 ,699.
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OK account OF the large space oc.
cupied 10 our columns BY the List Of
premiums and Election Proclamstlop
We have not room for as much read
ing matter o. Ne would like to have.
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- EGIsTER's NoTIcE.-NotIe. !,

r EGIsTER's NoTIcE.-Notle, /,
~ hsrsby givsn 10 oil concerned, that sAs
counts IN the Sss,sssrs ofss' q M,ddissvs,ss ss 20
Snyder county, and that the said accounts win
BE- presented for confirmation and allowances Al
the Orphans' Court TO Be held ct Middiebufr Tor
the County Of snyder, on ths Fourth Monday
Of september psxt' beinE the nth dsS Of said
i. The account Of Isaac A. Lsnher and rmb,.
Thurston, Administrators Of the estate Of Abra.
ham Lenker, deceased.
the Executors OF Thomas Thursby deceased.
8. The account Of Henry =. 0oss and Isaac
goss Admini:trators oft estate Of Henry b.
1. The accom-. Of samuel scholi Admin,s,y..
tor Of the estate Of John 8. Remer deceased.
was Guardian Of Luther Merts minor child Of
Frederick Merts, by David N. Merts Amelia
Shaner h John shsher Executors Of the estate
Of Samuel Merts deceased.
9. The hrst and final account Of Jacob r, Mar.
TN Administrator Of the estate Of George Martin
I. The account Of william Meyer Executor or
the estate OF Susannah Morr deceased.
8. The account Of Alfred Spscht Administra-
tor Cum Testament? Annexo Of the estate Of
.. The account Of Elias Wolf Executors Of the
estate OF william =, Wolf deceased.
10. Tho hrst and final account Of Jonathan
Grimm Administrator Of the estate OF Noah
ii. The account Of Daniel Alter Admipis,rs,or
Of the estate OF Lewis Jackson deceased.
H. The account Of Jeremiah II. Hall, Executor
OF tbe estste OF John Kerstetter, Sr., deceased,
Is The hna1 account Of Hiram p. APP, Ad.
mini.trstor cum testamento annexo Of the estate
| s. n sCHUCK, Register.
| Middleburg, August 23, 1sTl.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Letters
IL iestamentary upon the estate OF Jacob
Frymoyer, late OF Perry township, Snyder
county, deceased, having been granted
TO the undersigned, oil persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are re-
qaested TO make payment without delay,
aud those having claims on the same will
present them TO JOSEPH GISH.
Executor.
Perry township, Aug. IA, 1871.
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NREEMONT HOTEL,
II FREEMONT, SNYDER co., PA.
ENOCH SMITH, Proprietor.

ENOCh SMITH, Proprie'or
This new hotel 10 now prepared tor tb:
accommodation Of guests and will sfcrd
hrst rate entertainment 10 persons visiting
Fremont. Every sdcrt will be made 70
promote the comfort Of travellers stopping
81 this house Choice liquors 81 the bar
end The Table supplied With the bess 'rs
nsrksl Affords. An ample stabls ~ GOV
sssti0s with TIE Aosss. April es'NH
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DR.. WHITTIER,
aoA Damn Rtroet. PIttabup0. pa.

kkouLAs sRADuA!h of nLpav. iun,.s 80 S sis ~
the treatment Of vonereai. 8eIuAi and Private Dis
eases than any other fhy sleian In PITTSBURGH.
Byphilis, oonorrhusa, 0leet, Structure. Orohitts,
all forms OF Hernis and Rupturej all Urinary
Diseases and eyphiiitic or Mercurtal Affections
sperma.orrhesa, Sexual Debility and rrnpo-
tsncy self abuse In yoath, sexual ereeses
- yssI et other ss.s .hiea produce some q
emissions, debility. blotches, disxinees. dmnoss
OF sight confusio of ldeas. evil forsbodings aver
sion 10 society, loss Of memory and sexual power.
rendering Marriage improper and Life miserable.
sfe permanently cured Sealed Pamphlet relating 10 ths
above, stamps Corresponds conhdentla
soasuitaoa fc lis ssfeviispt, that aPhJ'ielaa shs
treats thousands Of every year must acquire
siiG many Physieaus kpcvins this rccomnepd Patients
" nv care Medicines sent everywhere.
Odoo Houru, "a. NJ. toSP. n. Sundays, lbsr.
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$500 REWARD.

reward OF Eve Hundred Doll,rs viii he
morscases Of Costivensss. Uonsti tipatiou, Sick or
Nervous Headache, Liver Complaint, bilious
Disorders, yauudice, Rheumatisin, aout, Dys.
rumors, letters, Uleert, Sores, Pains IN the
l.oins. Side and Head and Female COM ints
than
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THE CURTAIN RAISED.

How 1t is dons, and who does il. The Ale
ma Book, 1872 pages, gorgeously illustrated
with cuts, positions. &c. Sent by mail, -
cursly sealed, for fifty cents. G.and Cir
culsr. free. Address PHlLANDER Earl
6Ss Broadway, NEW YORK.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Ruby Chapter. No. IOa.

The above is the name ola new Mesonic or
ganization Instituted OF Clinton on Friday night
by special dispensation granted DR.. Paxton.
The following officers were appointed under the
dispensstion to hold until the first meeting in
December:
]. W. Paxton, III. p John S. Ross, King !;
VIM. Wallace, Scribe; VIM. Lamar, Captain
of the Host; Charles Cross, Principal Sojourn-
err; D. A. Carpenter, Royal Arch Captain; j..
". Ault Grand Master Third Vail; g. r. Mar
graves, Grand Master Second Vail d. h.
Young, Grand Master First Vail.
We are glad to learn that the chapter has been
organized under very encouraging circumstan-
ese and bids fair to accomplish much good By
Laws were adopted for the government of the
Chapter, and the first Monday of each month
selected as the time of meeting E9T
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Local Miscellany.

The hot weather continues.
Gay street needs good sweeping out.
The up train was crowded yesterday,
Clinch street bridge over Second Creek is I'M
dergoing repairs.
We learn Of gentleman who came from the
upper portion of Blount county yesterday, that
the farmers are suffering for rain in that section
Corn was twisting up on account of the dry
weather.
The strongest adjective expressive of the tent
perature of the weather yesterday would fail to
convey how hot it really was.
Bergh ought to visit Nashville and weep.
One horse rs allowed to street car.
A party of gentlemen arc going to try the sa-
lubrious air in the neighborhood of Tates
Springs to-day. Mr.. Fisher, the artist, will be
one of the party, and intends making several
sketches. Mr.. Geo. Albers will play the MINI
rod.
On Saturday last, Y. Flenniken finished burn
ing kiln of 300. 900 brick at his yard in North
west Knoxville.
Circuit Court met in Clinton yesterday morn
ing.
.. The number of Masons in Tennessee is esti-
mated at IL, &c.,
Capt VALLEY mas again opened his Tobacco
Store TO the public.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
walnut Grove Academy.

According to a previous announcement a
meeting of the friends of education was held
here on the 1st of July.
7. W. Kearns, ESQ, was elected chairman of
the meeting, and B. N. Zachary, Secretary.
The Chairman then stated that the object of
the meeting was 10 take into consideration the
extension of the buildings. H--
Rev. E. 8. Heron, recently from England
being called upon, made quite an interesting
speech, setting forth the importance and neces-
sity of practical education.
1t was unanimously carried to build COM
modious two-story building in addition to those
already built, in order to meet the pressing de-
mands of the Institution.
The Chairman appointed a committee to pro-
cure means necessary to effect the above, con-
sisting of the following gentlemen: DR.. \. J.
Rutherford. II. r. Clapp, ]. H. Roberts, w.
c. Gibbs, J. q. Shipe, A. NJ Clapp, J. L..
Ledgerwood and B. NJ. Zachary.
After which the meeting adjourned, all feel
ing deep interest in the cause of education.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL. il
MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY BY t
WILLIAM HI. WILSON. u
Produce and Commission Merchant,
. 1IcGbee RIonL Tnoor;Ve Tom, ...--t

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, July TO- 1871.
Our market is almost entirely dead-without supply
or demand. Corn is easier. with downward tenden-
cy. Wheat will be lower. tn but little demand for
some months. Bacon is still declining, -.s
.- ..-. ....s DRAIN.
WHEAT-prime white, 81 so; red. 10 per bushel.
CoRN-sacked in depot 7T1z@S5 cents. -- .'-o
0ATs-in demand SOC. sacked in depot. f-..sr
RYE-nominal at 20 cents. -. Be-. ...-....s-
HAY-nothing doing. go %.
PRODUCE. ..-f-t .isyt sl-s
FLOUR-local demand; 500. S7.5OaSOO. 7.rafrgg
BACoN-Lower and no prospect for advance Hog
round. 81 ac. ..- '-'' 81
LARD-1n cans 12c. "ftftl Etit2
DRIED FRUITS-nOthing doing, +. - r..rt..'.
FEATHERs-Prime &C.,; prime mixed 50G55c. ~
BUTTER-prime DC. inferior. 1aal4@15c.
EGGs-easy at PIC. i''-.l 81 tlEt# E5.t
IRISH POTAToES-new 75c. Ffurrs-....sf .
CLOVER SEED-s9.00 per bushel. ...... $3.50. .
BEEF CATTLE-314@5c. gross. as to quality and con-
dition. .'.. l.--... ! li-# .
HoGs-Butchers pay 6@61lc.. gross. for city use.
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PQpx0na1.

Capt. S. Walker. agent in charge of the
Fraedmen's Bureau, in this city, left for MS
home IN Pittsburg, Pa, .on the eastern tram
this morning at 2:l7. The unadjusted business
of the Bureau will be settled By Capt. James
Ware at Cleveland, Tennessee
Capt Walkers departure will be regretted
by host of warm friends For FIVE years he
has been assigned to duty in Knoxville, coming
here in the summer of 1866, and noTwlthstand-
ing the prejudice that existed against the Freed
mems Bureau throughout the South, the deli
cate duties of his position were performed in a
manner highly satisfactory to the Government
and without offence to any.
We trust that Capt Walker will long retain
pleasant recollections of his sojourn in Knox
vile and that his after lifemay be az prosperous
as his former career has been glorious.
Capt. George Edgar Grisham, of the Jones
boro' Union Flag, is in town, looking as if he
would live always. .-.- 1-..r-
j. C. Stanton, the great railroad man, passed
up the road on Sunday. -azz- -
Dr.. Wheeler, of Jonesboro', is in town. de
aeesn' lock particle elated over his prospective
honor as one of Col. Grishanl's cabinet
Rev. j. Albert Hyden, Presiding Elder of the
Chattanooga district Methodist Episcopal
Church is in town.
Among those who have come to town to at
tend the Federal Court we notice c. T. P.
Davis, ]. L. Crippen and Maj. Robinson of
Monroe county, Capt. John P. Walker and
Mr.. Pyatt, of Rhea, and Capt John HUXLEY, of
Campbell.
Senator VIM. Greene, of Hawkins, Col. j. +.
Owens, of Monroe, Major NJ. Stephens, of Nor
gan, and Cap L. NJ. Jarvis, of Hancock coun-
ties, members of the Legislature, are in the
city, attending the Federal Court.
Major w. T. Thompson. editor of the Savan-
nah, Ga, Ne,cs, was at the Atkin House yes
terday en- route to Montvale. As the author of
"Major Jones Courtshp," and many other hu-
morous papers, as we'll as substantial works he
has acquired reputation ofdeserved note, and
we welcome him to East Tennessee, with the
wish that his stay may be pleasant.
Hon. Conally F. Trigg, arrived in this city
yesterday to preside at the sessions of the Unit
ed States Court. .....
J. C. Stanton passed up Saturday, bound for
New York, it is said.
Gov. Senter passed up Sunday on private
business.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Baptist Cenvntion.

4 convention viii be held at the MARS HILL
Church, Knox Co., July 18th, for the purpose
of considering the propriety of organizing a
new Association in that portionof the territory
now embraced in the Tennessee Association w.
ing west of line running from Beaver Dam
Church on the North to Tuckaleechy Cove on
the South The reason for this movement is the
large number of churches in the Tennessee AS
sociation, which has become burdensome en- ac-
count of its SIZE and the distance to be travelled
in.attending its meetings. All the Churches in
the territory indicated are invited to represen
themselves in the Convention, that their views
in reference to the measure may be sscertained.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Federal Court.

The Federal Court met yesterday afternoon,
Judge Trigg presiding.
John P Jack was appointed crier of the court.
Parties defendant were given until the second
Monday in September in which to plead.
In the case of the United States VS.. Bert Nc
kee, the defendant was discharged
In the case of the United States VS.. A. P.
Swarner, the defendant was discharged from
confinement under the insolvent debtors oath.
In the case of the United States VS.. Clinton,
Selfridge the defendant was discharged from
confinement under the insolvent debtors oath.
Thomas l.. Williams was appointed United
States Commissioner. 1850.
On account of the extremely hot weather, and
the illness of Judge Emmons, the court adjourn
ed until the second Monday in September.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Personal.

Judge Trigg. of the Federal Court, arrived in
town yesterday.
w. S. Odell, the popular agent for Wheeler
L Wilson's Sewing Machine, left on the one
oclock train yesterday afternoon for Upper
East Tennessee.
Our talented young townsman, Eben Alex
ander, arrived home yesterday from Yale Col
lege. During the past collegiate year he has
been the recipient of special honors, mention of
which has been heretofore made in this paper.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11

1t lent every writer who can be sweetly nnu-
steal and elegantly poetical when describing
commonplace things. They have got writer
in Boston who is up to tho highest mark. Here
is the way in which he says the mud is drying
up ''The balmy zephyrs and the moist atmos-
phere of the past two diurnal periods have gent
ly dissipated the crystalized liquid formations
which have of late rendered locomotion hazard
Gus in our thoroughfares." ---
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Marriage Licenses.

The Clerk of the County Court granted mar
riage licenses to the following persons last week.
Henderson Gadis and Arminda J: Stair.
George NJ. White and Mary X. Martin.
g. S. Wolff and Rachel Hall.
Edward Smith and Maria Jackson.
Jerry Harris and Marley Manuel.
H. T. Clark and Sarah Wilkins.
George w. Lovely and CathariHe Hammonds.
Jordan Cardwell and Mary McGhee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11

nOARn.-A few gentlemen can be accommotated
h WITH hoard. or board and lodgins. 6,tuauen
I. WI Pcorns ~ -CHAS. A. Rich.
pt ;MIx T'dlt Morrow st.. West KRexvlle.
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DIR. NE. Cobleirh.

This eminent::divine, who is President Of the
East Tennessee Wesleyan University, preached
at the NJ. E. Church in this city on Sabbath
morning and evening. His sermon of Sabbath
evening was a mastery effort and so acknowl-
edged by all who heard it. While DR.. Cob
leigh speaks as highly educated gentleman,
he, at the same time shows that he feels what
hesays.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Knoxville Turn verein.

The dramatic corps of Knoxville Turn Verein
are making great exertions to produce the sem
sation operetta, written by Julius Ochs, Esq.
1t is entirely an original production, nterspers
ed with some ofthe choicests gems of popular
operas. We bespeak it grand success. We
will notice it at a more full length in another is
sue.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
NOTICE
OF THE ID uDfj8HirrG
ACT OF INCORPORATION
Board of Trade of the City o
I 70 braak Knoxville on

siding in Knoxville, Tennessee. have united
adopted Constitution and By Laws and elected Off
by the ne and style of The Board of Trade of the
City Of Knoxville, and give this notice. pursuance
of the 10th section Of the act of the th January 1871
entitled An act to authorize the Chancery Courts i'm
this State to grant letters of incorpaton to the end
that they may become incorpora ed by the name and
said act Ei1el3-----F Il -,
p. Dickinson, JfEI I Henry Anti.
@. NJ. MeGhee, = E. j. Sanford - oi8
John Baxter, w. w. Woodruff %
Jno: S: Vau Glider @ Spencer Munson,rqs
+. III. MeClung, isif. Il. p Bailey, ID
CD. McClung, arm I'm, David Richards,
j, ID. Cowan, f5 5. B. Boyd, ifiN of
j. W. Gaut, 1i- - And others zero
= July 8-d3t- llJts isgd yfi.,,..,.. - 49,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Federal Court Notice.

United States witnesses and parties to causes
in United States courts will notice that the
Federal Court has adjourned until the second
Monday of September next, at which time they
W i'll be required to be present
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Nos. 192.

Two dwellings and two lots east of First Creek. near
the residence of q. NJ Branher, Esq. One house pa,
five rooms and two pOrchcs The other house has three
rooms and pOrches. Will be sold separately ifdesircd
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11

War DEP'T. OFFICE CHIP sIoSAL OFrlcER'
Washington, d. c.. July Q. GsSo. ,. NJ lSl.
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GreeneyfiIe Items.

Circuit Court, after a session of three weeks,
closed on Saturday evening. Judge Gillenwa-
tiers presided and dispatched the business with
as much celebrity as was consistent with the in
terest of suitors. A large number of legal gen.
tlemen were in attendance, manifesting the in
terest common to lawyers for their dear clients.
The docket there is very large, and we were
informed has never been gone entirely through
with at any one term of the court since the war
until this one. The criminal docket is compar-
atiyely light Amcng the important eases on
the docket, is the replevin case of Spears VS..
Rush, involving the title to horse. We learn
that the costs already accumulated, besides law
yers fees, viii reach near one thousand dollars.
This class of suits are often prolonged in this
way, and are frequently very vexatious. n
Heel One Cent and q Half per Pound.
For sale at corner Gay and Church streets,
at all hours, by vi241m B. w. REEpER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Died.

On Thursday, July 9th, 1871, at the residence
of her father, Anderson Bowers, in Sewer
county, Miss Laura Bowers aged twenty-five
wears -..-.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
During the Process Of TeethIns, Ever,

During the Process OF TeefhIng, Every
mother should give her child MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t relieves the
child from pain, softens the gums, cures wind
collie, and sure to regulate the bowels. Gives
rest to the mother, and relief and health to the
child. Perfectly safe in all ceses, as millions of
mothers can testify. e-oon-s3 ro-E
Be sure and call for 1887 a.. a'.rzgGE r
MRS. OW'SSOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac-simile of CURTIS & PER-
KINs'' on the outside wrapper. All others are
base limitations. s.sr yii4-d1w-w1t
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Eaue.tieu at Ricevslle.

As an eviden nee of how the cause of education
is appreciated at Riceville, we will state that
the sum of 5000 has been subscribed for coll
lege in that place. This is q large sum and the
citizens of that progressive village should feel
proud of the interest and zeal manifested.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
Pure and cheap Ice

. take pleasure in announcing to the public
that will deliver ice in any part of the city,
twice day, morning and evening. Tickets for
sale at my stand, Lamar or Atkin House.
Price of ice, two cents per pound. Good solid
ice, clean and we'll preserved. ~ 7s
iy-9tf JOHN SCHRRF.
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City and Suburban PROF. Property ei- l.

- 90 ;. -T-.-..I . ----.T-I -.---. - -
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Go 10

John L. Hudiburgs to-day and get your
cheap Sugar Coffee, Tea, Rice, new Flour, Ba-
con, Lard, Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, Ba-
vassed Hams Breakfast Bacon, Vinegar, Syrup
Meal, Strained Honey, Lemons at % cents per
dozen, &c, and have them delivered to any
part of the CITY free of drayage.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
No DO

Farm of about 1917 acres Us in cultivation, situated
in Knox county four miles from station on East Ton
nessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad twelve mi
from Knoxville, % acres meadow, excellent wen and
three good springs on the place and two small ere, Ks
OF never-failing water run through it. Two story
frame house of six rooms and porch; tenant house,
log barn. crib, &C. Good apple orchard, peaches and
grapes The location is fine; convenient to church and
school, Masonic Hall, store, post office, dc.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11

y choice lot of all kinds of II esh crackers for
family use, received to-day, at John l.. Hudi-
burg's, west side Market Square.