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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-12-14

Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.
No. 2473.
William NJ. Lowry VS.. John Haws
APPEARING FROM THE ATTACHMENT
bill filed in this cause that John Hzws whose prop
State OF TENNESSEE: 1t is ordered that the de-
1endant anove FAMED appear before the -Chancery
court at nhoxvlile. Tennessee on the I'd Monday in
January next, 1873, and make defense to the bill
fessed.
true copy. Attest:
III. j. PATTERSON,
Deer Is, Idtz. Clerk and Master.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


j. G.. j. Williams, Esq, read a petition from
Mrs. Elizabeth Steele, praying for justice in re-
gard to damage done her property by the cor
porate authorities.
Alderman Henderson read the receipts of the
Tax Collector for the month of November as
follows, viz: 50, 400 %.
Alderman Park read the report of the Chief
Marshal for the months of October and No
vember. In October the number of arrests were
SO; amount of fines assessed, S3ll. 90; fines
collected, S158, 60; fines unpaid, $l52.00. Dur
ing the month of November there were 26 per
sons arrested; fines assessed, $685. fines
collected, Sl33 fines unpaid, $1,000.
NEW BUSINESS.
On motion of Alderman Lewis fine assessed
against Mr. N s. Woodward, in regard to hitch
ing horses on Gay street, was RENTED.
Alderman Boyd called the attention of the
Board to the condition of the white mill spring,
from which many persons used water which
was oyerfowed whenever it rained.
Alderman Gilbert stated that the spring near
McClanahan's was in q bad condition and
moved that the street committee be instructed
to fix the same Carried.
On motion, committee was appointed to
confer with Mrs. Steele's attorney in regard to
the question presented in the petition read by
Mr.. Williams and report at the next meeting.
Messrs. Lewis and Park we're appointed as said
com mittee. .s.s,
Alderman Yardley called for the opinion of
the city attorney IN regard to the question OF
poll tax as a prerequisite to exercising the
privilege of voting; also for the petition pro-
posing change in the boundary line or the
sixth and eight wards. ---
The ordinance in regard to preserving order
at the depot grounds was read and passed its
second reading, r~r ss.r cs
An alleged overcharge of taxes on a piano
rented by Mrs. Crouch, they having been paid
by the owner of the instrument, was ordered to
be referred to the Recorder for settlement.
Alderman Henderson offered the following
ordinance to equalize the territory of certain
wards -zs rHsttss=4
Be it ordained by the Mayer and ALdernla,,
of the city of Knoxville, That the division line
between the Sixth and Eighth Wards of the
city be the center track of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company from
the centre of Gay street westward, in conformi-
ty with the Fifth and Seventh Wards. =.
SEC. 2. Belt further ordained, That this or.
dinance take effected from and after its passage.
Passed first reading. E.rsTs
Alderman Henderson called up the account
of Messrs. Thornburgh and Mcfarland for pro-
fessional services in beh alf of the corporation.
The bill was ordered paid, amounting to $500
in all.
On motion the Board then adjourned.
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Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn

Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.
No. 2475.
William Kirk ct ais. VS.. Leroy A. Kidd ct ais
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL FILED IN
i this cause that Michael Kenney, Jacob n Wink e
and wife Emma c. Wrinkle, The Admi istrator of w.
L. Prunde. deceased if there is one. residents
of the State OF Tennessee 1t ordered tnat the de-
fandants above named appear before the Chancery
Court at Knoxville Tennessee on the End Monday in
January next, 1873, and make defense the bill filed
In this cause, or the same will be taken for confessed
A true copy. Attest
N. L. PATTERSON.
December Is, 1872. Clerk and Master
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Krout. pickles :and Cranbarries
0urPreminmL isf.

Ladies' Cloaks and Cloakings, marked down to low
water mark ct J. A. RAYL'S.
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Humors Of The Epizootic.

Smoked HRIibut, Cod Fish and MackereI
At John Hudiburg's.
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Preserves, JeIIies and Jams,
.s at JOHN L. HUDIBURG' 5.
Fine Lunch.
Oman ON sabbath.

Wild Ducks, Roast Pork, Beef, &c, at the St
Nicholas from 10 to II clock, a. m.
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Bill Heads in Every Style
CHRONICLE STEAM JOB OFFICE
Wanted.

rTHO HIRE, A FIRST CLASS GUN AND LOCK
Il SMITH.:tO whom liberal wages will be paid. Call
on or address :. p, ANGEL.
oet22d2twtf Knoxville. Tenn.
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Fine Display.

Buy blankets, carpets, sheetings, shifting;
cantons and other fannels,at S. B, BoYD's.
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1ii14d1t

Examine those Overcoats at NestaPs before
buying elsewhere.
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Hominy, Grits and white Beans
Valuable Small Family Residence
Anafiou.

NEIu0bIe SHlaII lamIIy hesAUeHCV HI
Auction.
At the request of the owner, j. Scott Payne,
we will sell this Saturday. evening, on the
premises, at $50 o'clock, his desirable family
residence situated in north Knoxville and ad-
Joining the residences Of DR.. Crozier, DR.. Car
son and J. L. Moses This is valuable property
and is nearly new and will positively be sold
Possession given at once. Terms liberal and
made known at sale.
MCCALLUM Il Co.,
1ii14d1t Auctioneers.
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Total, I,1S7,937

On motion of Alderman Lewis the bill was
ordered paid at the contract price, So per thou
sand cubic feet, which aggregates the sum of
$3.50 81.
Mayor Van Glider made some remarks on
finances. 1t behooved the tax payers to be
prompt with their taxes in order to meet the OBJ
legations incurred by the corporation. The
year was drawing to close and there was yet a
large number Of citizens who owed taxes and
had not paid single dollar. If delin Iuents
would pay what they owed, the city could pay
all its liabilities, except the bonded debt. The
tax collector had called but had been put off,
and if those in arrears were put to costs it would
be their own fault and not that of the corpora
ton
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Cheap Store.

New stock Tissue Scarf, at RAYL's.
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The GentIe Bovine at work.

Pruncs, Curranis, CitrOns and Raisins
At John Hudiburg's
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Ladies Fine Gold Watches at Hope & Mill.
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The Mayor read the bill in full of the Knox
vile Gas Light Company for the past fifteen
tbc fo110Nvs.
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Boarding.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. IA, 1872.

CHRONICLE oFFICE-1s MARKET PLACE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Tue VITAL DRAIN.-It Is necessary TO the
health OF the body that Its exhausted and TO
fused particles should be carried of by the ex.
cretOTy organs, aud II Is equally necessary that
the waste matter thus expelled should be re-
placed by new elements derived from digested
and Rsslmilated food. II II evident therefore,
that good digestion and perfect Assimilation ave
essential 10 bodily vlgori and II Is because Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters powerfully assist these
processes that II Ia regarded by the Intelligent
Glasses, whose opinions are founded on obssrva-
ton, As tho only absolute specific for dyspepsia
and It's attendAnt ills at present known. When the
system, either from oohHtit ptional causes, over
work, excess, anxiety, or actual disease Is In an
HnnatuTAlly relaxed condition, something more
than It's exhausted particles passes through the
pores. Vitality leaks through these VentAgpA
Elements which should remain In the blood and
enrich II are evolved, and that Huid becomes
then WAtsry and incapable Of removing the
solids Of the body as last as they decay. The
consequences arc emaolatlOn, debility, nervous.
moss, loss Of spirits, and general, or perhaps =
rapid decline OF all powers Of life. II Il In eases
llho this that the restorative properties Of Hos.
letters Bltters arc most oOn6ptogOnA The ATst
two or three doses sometimes produce a change
In the feelings and aspect Of the invalid that IL
perfectly astonishing, and by perseveTing use
Of this supsrlAtive vegetable tonic and Altera.
tive the vital drain q sure 70 be arrested, the
strength reinltAted, the flesh restored, the Don.
gtltutiOn rein forced, aud the brain relieved Of
the cloud that Obsoured II MWkF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

The officers Of the Governors Mounted Guard
aud the Washington Hrenaiildra have made
arrangements for the Imperial German uTeua.
der Rand To visit our city and give concert 10
one OF our public marks. II probable that the
concert will take blaes next Wednesday Al u
meeting held last nlUht In the armory Of tho
Governors Mounted Guards, between the ON.
pronAdlera, report Was received and accepted
Of the COMMITTEES, which had been sent TO Balu
more 10 see " arrangements could be made with
the Imperial German 0TenadleT Band for q
grand concert In one Of the parks. The report
being favorable, immediate preparations will
be made, and there Ii probability that the con-
cert will oOme of next Wednesday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

more than ornaments. San Francisco re,
celyed last year from Los Angeles orchards
|, 7S3, 900 oranges. This year the receipts
were 1000, 600 up TO the 10th Of June and
the supply pretty we'll exhausted. Bees des
these there were 5000, 900 received from
the Gull Of California. The total receipts
for the year 10 date were about {, OOO, 900, and
the average price t4O per thousand. or four
cents per orange. That gives $3.50, 900 for
the crop marketed In San Francisco, and
Sl6O, 900 ls for the Los Angeles share Of II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
THE COURTS.
Civil.

SPECIAL TERM - Judge hHmphrsys.-This
court made the following orders yesterday:
Dlvlnney vs. The Steam.tuE Katie Wise, Or.
der OyeTrullnB exceptions and Tatlfying second
report Of auditor.
Riley W.. aOodAll. judgment by default.
MAttingIy vs.. Alexander. Judgment con.
Tossed.
AlimOny.
Long vs.. Long. Decree setting aside decd Of
trust
sykes 4 Morrison vs. Plant. Judgment by
default.
LOuck ct al. vs.. simmons OF al. DOeroS Of
perpetual Injunction.
Courtney vs.. Courtney. Order Of reference to
J. J. Johnston.
Barton vs.. Green. Order diminishing bill for
want Of prosecution.
Browns Ward. Order dISeharEins rule and
dlsmisslng bill.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Quite large crowd assembled yesterday on
the Olympic grounds 10 witness the closing
game Of series between the OTelghtOns Uu'
niOT ohamps) and the Chesapeakes. The game
consisted OF ten Innings, ADD resulted In u score
Of II to . In favor Of the champs, and was equal
10 Interest 10 any game played In this city this
season. The eNOsllant b Gliding Of both clubs
and the heavy batting OF the CreghtOns were
particularly noticeable Olapp, Of the latter club
distinguishing himself both 10 the field aud at
tho bat, making tho only home ruu The OTOlgh.
tons bid tair To carry Of the junior champion.
ship pennant this season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Mr.. Randall Reeves, q private Waterman on
q street yesterday saw something he supposed
70 have been pillow fail from the Window Of
Mr.. William Perkins residence on the above
street but, on approaching, discovered that 1t
was a child OF Mr.. ParkeF's about eighteen
months old, which had fallen from the third
story window OF the rea denee. The family were
aroused, and were terribly shocked At the sad
affair. II appears that the little one had been
sleeping with lts parents In a bed next 10 the
open window, and, getting restless, had tumbled
OF oraWled over Us father and mother without
nWaking them, and then rolled out OF the open
window, falling on the hard ground below. DIR,
j. II. BUSHNELL was al once notified, and Is In
attendance on the little sufferer. The only sX-
tsrnAl mark Of injury IL bTulse over one eye,
but a. the child Is vomiting blood and appears
10 10 In great pain II IL feared It has sustain ned
Internal Injuries which will cause its death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Yesterday, while Bailif Reyels, OF the Police
Court, vas proceeding TO the Jail with three lads
named Edward kean, (White,) Thomas Hill
and Robert Williams, (oOlOrsd,) charged with
ulltApping, the latter succeeded In making his
escape from the OfiiceT. They were all hand
cuffed together, and safely reached the gate Of
the lAil, when the last named, an incOrTigible
young thief, who has been before the court sew
Sral tlmea boi0re, and relies sed on account Of his
youth, DelnR but 10 or II years OF age, slipped
Inc hhndeun which bound him, aud when his
Two comrades passed through the gate he
stnrtSd on a lively run up Fourth street, and
yyas out OF sight before the keen bAllih was
aware that the young bird had iOEn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

WARRINGTON, ID. q, Ju5 ~, ls5a
EDITOR or REPuBLICAh: II has come 10
my knowledge that a certain individual Is oiFcu.
lAting the report that am In favor Of the nOml.
nation and election VI J. W, LeBarnes As the
Republican candidate for the Legislature. In
reply 10 these ISLANDERS l would respectfully beg
leave to say that the charge II false In every
particular; that am now, always have been,
and expect " remain a Republican, and 10 vote
for and support the regular nominations 10 be
made by the club which has hOnOrod me with
the office OF president. J, A. JEHIFEH,
PTes't Tenth District Republican Club.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

The bOtanlsts are trying TO Rcollmate In
Europe the COTidri0 hym UOiid or Ink plant
OF New Grenada, The Juice which II affords,
and which Is called chdRohf IL a little red,
but In q few hours changes 10 a deep black,
and may be used without any preparation.
This fluid cOrrOdes pens much less than Ordl-
nary Ink, and reslsis the action Of chemical
agents and Of time much better In the time
OF the Spanish dominion all their public docu-
ments must have been written with this Ink.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
CITY ITEMS.
SEKRsUCKRR, BAMBo AND WHITE FLANNEL
SUITS, for The soAshoFe, at
W. DRMoTr h Co.'s,
1891 Pa. avenue corner Fifteenth st.


UsRIUL RAOTs WORTH KNOWING.
THURsroN'B Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrlhce In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy,
Price 2b and 80 cents.
JOUvEH's InOdOrOus Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 10 anything known. Price 10 cents.
THoHPsOH's POmAds Optimo ID exquisite. II
softons, beautlnos, and strengthens tho hair.
Price rs and 80 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Sergeant Acton, with Otfloers Elelin, Oliver
and ROderick, last night arrested In Murder
bay the cOlOTed man Bill Burke, who escaped
from the Eighth police precinct station on
Wednesday. BurkS u one Of ths party arrested
himself as a pound mAsteL, He was locked up
in the Central guard. house for a hearing before
Judge Smell to-day,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

UTT ls now said that the leyee system OF the
lower Mississippi ls failure-that the en-
bRnkments tend only TO raise the bottom OF
the river, and that the Government might 20
on building them eteTnally 10 q constantly
rising river until the highest natural bluffs
became low lands.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Eliza s. Beach represented In bill In Equity
20 Justice Humphreys to-day that she was the
lawful aud good wife OF X q. beaeh, plastsTeT,
having married him In 1900, (her maiden name
boinF ORA WfOrd,) but that he had treated hei
erusilyi had neglected 10 contribute 10 her sup.
I,oTl and had committed adultery with one
Tennlo Stevens, for which reasons she asked for
= divorce A divorce was granted anu 4lO
month allmOny allowed Mrs Beach.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Two hundred vests lohoIee) at $50, we sold
these vests from - to tb ~ pair OF pants, % 10
4, former pTlos % 10 u; 80 boys linen suits al
tlbOi Job lot Of J. NJ. Dayles' shirts, ~; lawn
ties, a5 cents peT dOEeni 90 pair white pants al
W. 80 white vests at u IS. The above men.
toned goods are odds and ends OF stock ao
oumulating during the season. We shall sell
them at almost any price 10 get rid OF them,
They are Iust as good as goods costing double
the money. Our object In selling IL to prevent
an formulation OF old stock.
A, BAEs a 90,
No. $40 Seventh atnest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

cert at tho grounds south Of the Executive
Mansion this evening" Grand Quick March, ~
kolii Serenlde, My Own My Guiding Star,
ocean, uungli ullOp, Hurry, Hurry" Frehdei
PuTltan's Daughter, lialfsi SohOttisch, by Sorry
Intr and Waltz, TanEledeT, HunglJ EXile's
Lament, Albert; National Airs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Social club, No, l. composed Of some Of our
best cOOTed citizens, intend giving a grand eN.
eurHiOn 10 0lymOnt, on Monday next, At which
II IL expected an enjoyable time will DO had.
The committee Of arrangements are spATing no
pains to make this excursion as successful
is they have been heretofore. Ample police
aETaBRpmpnB have been made to preserve the
peace,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

n, Ar. ..,,,, W AHnH0folt u, o., July II, ls7a.
n " me petition o. Jo4EFH X. kILHoURH, Of New
nIAia Oonneoueut, and hDwAHD n. KILBoUHA, Of
ESs bFanlutokl New Jersey PTAyipH Tor the sItsn.
q,on ~ patent granted 70 them % The iaih dAy Of
ohineai - AN''eAa me
e 4 that tho testimony 10 The oass be oloasd
9n Ane hlh w Ot September nsHt, that the ums for
hunh IA, meu aand the kHaminer'd report hS limited
" ths Ilh ~ u koplsmbeT ne1t, and that said pSli
u9a 20 heAlG ~ The nth day OF BsptombaT noIt
HWRssson aA i9pPSSsS We ss l,!s3. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

The bronze statue for the Lincoln monu-
ment ut Springfield, H., Is now receiving the
last touches. The statue IL eleven feet high
and weighs 4 900 pounds. The cost OF stone
work will be SlS8, $50, and that OF the bronze
go, 600, making the total cost OF tue monu-
ment f9O6, $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Yesterday morning an explosion occurred In
the grocery store OF Mr.. Arends, on Eighth
near q street southeast, and upon investigation
II was discovered that the show window, 70.
gether with the store bins were shattered to
pieces. The cause OF the explosion Is supposed
to have been from an escape Of gas Luckily
no one was injured.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

We shall make a reduction Of 10 per cent on tho
tbs pTicos Of All ordered work 10 our tailoring
JsnhTtmout, In order 10 run OF the stock and
.s,l.i, onT vgoTkmeD, A. SAKs 90,
TailOT6 and ClOthlsFs,
No. $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
IINITED srAFE PATENT ogEIoE.

~ MAHHhOToh, u, 81, July a. Isfa,
Qn M potllon Of uHAHLFa y, 3. WARpWELL, Of
lihs Illeae, New hAmpShlre, praying Tor the oTtsn,
aAtghi ls5l Tor an Improvement 10 OlroulaT having
~ ~ q, hs apsllea91 hsyRF hsse authorised ~
ordered that the testimony In ne ease ho closed
eh the l0ih dag Of September naIt that tho time Tor
nhg AfEnmepta and the h1AmtnaTn report DO limited
" w IN dgy o. bslt,msT ns5t and that sald pSt'
you De heard on tho aAlh dhy Of hoptomhoT n8nI
APP Rafson may Oppoaa this ertonaiHn,
Hl'ThsW N, %, LK0uErT, OohmiSslORsF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
UEITRD STATES PATENT oFFiQE,

~ WARRINGTON, D. o., June o. Is72
On the petltion Of FRAHufa STEHBiEh, Of HinsdsiS,
Nov Hampshire, praying for the aItonsSn Of pNtont
gTAntod IN him 90 the ID day Of November, IaSs
tor al improvement In Safety Apparatus ior htsGm
Its ordered that the testimony In the be closed
On the lst day Of October nsIt that me tI,sa
Tor hnnE arguments and the RIAininsF'a report be
limited 70 the lllh day o. OetobsT nett, and mai
said petition hp hoard on the l0th dAy Of UetobsT
hHLpsEsOB mar 9pRosS thls Ilsnslon.
pohiu NJ. ID. LkN0 KIT, OommlantonaF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

fDeteotiVe MeElfreSh yesterday recovered At
PlscataWAy, Nd, valuable horse and cart he
longing TO John Collins OF this city, which had
been stolen last Wednesday from the stable near
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
LINITKD SFAIRs PATENT oFFIoE,

n a., .,.,W AAHuidToH, p. o., June %, Is7a
~ the petition OF JAMHa r. BhowH q Gam.
bridgeport, hA4s.t praying for I hs sItsntion of a
Ratsnl granted % him on The @tn dAJ Of HoVembsT
lssd, Tor an Improvement In Pipe TonEa;
ordered that thu In the CASE Ia eloaed
en tho 18Th day OF October nsIt that thu umS ioT
nlnE Afgumenn and the kEAminar'a report bo limited
70 the bth day OF noypmhsr merit and that said p0tl
ton be heard on the l9th dAy Of November noIt.
iyskS N w q 1I efni 90;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
iSF2 II D Il5E J HIS R III


Joseph v, RTaWn, Hen. No asIa EouItv D,oL., H.
limln b. Whitney, Ot
On motion Of the plAlntih,by Mr. Edwards, his sosi.
, y2 US ordered that the dofendAnt, BoniamIa Be
" % haloIe the nrst TulsdAy OoouninE forty dsys
With a. In case Of de fAnli
n the Uegrt DO; RUMPHREYg, Justice, 40.
true o9pJ, Test; X. j. Mics, CLARK, 40
BY j, JAY UANP, Assistant OlsTk, iJI9 F8W
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

UMTED STATS RRdmRRn'a OFyIoTl
THIap STORY, UNION BANK B,nLnTRu,
flHHrTH MA uHARLEa srHFTT,
BALTIMORE, MD, July n, Is7a
Proposals. Invited for mAiinE on snpol In AauIa
Greek IRON the draw In the Railroad RFdEO 10 NO
tho "NHHnWGn above. W.
PTnJOs L., to bO sealed, In duplicate IndoEsod on
0ntsiie an foTma furnished froal this once aaeam
pAniPd ~ cOpy Of this AdTeTtisahhOnL viii be n.
oalVod nnull npnn Of AuRuat II. is7l and viii be
opsn0d 10 i've minutes thereafter In presence Of
blddoH a. my NlAh TO be present
Tho material IL easily removed, Thoro IL no rock
The channel IL not 10 eIoeSd about four feet Ia depih
A. mean low water Tho locality IL ahrlIoTsd
Tue amount Of money available for making thu
channel IL about OIL, so, ~
The right To reject any bid 10 rossTy,d,
Forms Of proposals, Ations and any deaIred
Information, eau DO had application Al LnIs ONCE
-, WIN. Y, URAlHHILL,
MAJ nN v
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

In pursuance to . published call the friends OF
Greeley and Brown In the Nineteenth district
met last evening at the residence OF p. \. Dant,
on Fifth street, between l. and NJ streets north
east. q. W. Murray was chosen temporary
chairman, and W. W. Brooks secretary.
Mr.. Brooks offered the following; which was
adOpted
RsSOiVed, That the meeting DO known IS the
Greeley aud Brown wOfklngmen's club Of the
Nlneteenth district.
Tho meeting then proceeded to elect Perma-
mont Othosrs, and the following we're chosen:
Presidenti u. W. Murray; secretary, W. W.
brooks.
After speeches by the president and others,
the meeting adjourned subject TO the cali OF the
president.