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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-09-01
A Noble Ranafaction.

Fl
The Trustees Of the Louisville Medical
College, louisville, KY, have created
one of the most liberal and noble bene-
factions ever conferred by a public insti-
tuition upon any people. The trustees of
this college have instituted Beneficiary
Scholarships for each Congressional
District in the Southern and surrounding
States. By this means very many poor
but deserving young men will be enabled
to obtain a thorough medical education.
Any young man wishing to take adyan-
tage of this Benefaction has only to write
to the Representative of the CongressiOn-
al District in which he resides, or to the
President of the Medical Society of his
State, or to DR.. E. s. Gaillard, Dean of
the Faculty of the Louisville Medical Col
lege, Louisville, Ky, when he will receive
full information of all that is necessary
for him to do to secure one of the Schol-
arships. With proper and welcome deli
eacy the names of those who have secured
the Beneficiary Scholarships will be known
only to the Dean of the Faculty. 1t is un-
necessary to commend those who have es.
tablished these noble Beneficiary Scholar
ships. Their act will bring them com.
mend ations wherever it is known.
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County Convention.


The call for a County Convention, to be
held at jacksonville next Monday, with q
synopsis of the business to be transacted,
will be found on the first page of this pa
per. We hope there will be a full attend
ance, and that the delegates will appreci-
ate practically the great Importance of
harmonious and wise action. Let the del
egates to the Senatorial, Congressional and
Gubernatorial Conventions be fully in-
structed as to the choice of the people in
regard to the different nominations. We
should like to see the Conservatives and
Democrats of Monroe county adopt a plat
form of principles a cOnsonant with our
feelings and views as that upon which the
Democracy of Ohio will make its fight in
October; with the very important addi-
tional plank suggested by General John
q. Brown, in his address to the people Of
Tennessee. But whatever action they
may take we are sure will be influenced
by the most patriotic motives. 1.a
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Superior Seed Wheat.

We have tried this season three new
varieties, at a cost of from $3.50 to $500
per bushel, and find that the amount
raised above the average of the Boughton
or Tappahannock, and the Common Red,
was amply sufficient from two bushels
sowing of each variety to pay all expenses,
and have from so to 60 bushels left.
George W. Lawrence, of Fork Creek, pur-
chased four bushels of seed wheat in
Pennsylvania, in September, 1869, and ex-
pected to have it ready to SOW by the lst
of October the same year, but it was de-
layed on the road three weeks, and he
did not SOW it until the last days Of Octo-
Der, 1869. He sowed two bushels of
German Amber, and two bushels Diehl's
White. The Amber Wheat ripened as
soon as the Boughton, and was cut same
day with the Boughton, goth of June,
1870. Diehl's White stood six days long
er, and was the last wheat that was cut on
the farm.
Boughton, on same land with the same
chance with new varieties, l2k bushels ;
German Amber, 25 bushels; DiehPs
White, 80 bushels per acre. There were
no manures or fertilizers used.
The German Amber is best adapted to
light or sandy soil. Diehl's White to the
very best soil that can be found. Both
should be sown the last week in Septem-
Der or the first in October, to insure a
good crop. Both are smooth varieties.
We have a few bushels of each kind of
wheat for sale at $500 per bushel, at
Sweetwater, Tenn, or 81 per peck, at
Sweetwater, or 4 lbs. for $l.00 sent by
mail, post paid to any portion of the Unit
ed States. s
q All orders accompanied with the
cash. Money sent by express or post-of
fee order.
Address George w. Lawrence, Sweet
water, Tenn. augll-5t.
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sweetwater Union Institute.

The time is close at hand when this
school is to open, and it is earnestly de-
sired that the pupils be in attendance on
the first day of the session. The way to
have a good school is for it to start we'll
and continue well all the time. Transient
students are not apt to learn much. Those
who place their children under the care of
Professor Crawford may rest assured that
neither he nor his Assistant, Miss Robert
son, will spare any pains in developing the
resources of their minds.
If the friends of the Institute wish ia
build it up and make it a first class school,
now is the time.
The school opens on Monday next, at
which time Professor Crawford proposes
to deliver a lecture, setting forth his pro.
gramme for the government of the school
The friends and patrons, together will
the pupils, are requested to be present
Let all who feel an interest in the cause OF
education attend. Lecture at 9 O'Clock
a. m, at the close of which the school viii
be organized.
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The Great Blood & Liver Remedy
Compound Fluid Extract of
Stil1jnQia.


This concentrated Vegetable Specific is a roA-
tive cure for S~crOfula, White Swelling, Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Uleerous Sores, Cancers,
Scald Head, Ring Worm, Pimples, Blotches, Sc,
and it is the only known cure for oil old mcrcu-
rial and syphilitic affections. 1t quickly re-
moves virus and poison from the system and re-
stores the patient to perfect health and purIty.7
In all complicated cases of Scrofula andSyph-
ills, and in cases where the syphilitic virus or
the parent causes development of Syphilis or
ScrOfula in the child, this is the only remedy
upon which u hope of recovery can be reasons
bly, founded. II relieves the disease and im-
parts perfect purity and health to the whole
system. 1t is warranted to give satisfaction.
Prepared only in the laboratory of
PEMBERT0N, TAYLOR 6 Co..
Atlanta; Gu:F
For sale by John ID. Park, ..Cinein-
cinnati, Ohio, Manufacturer of the following
celebrated Perfumes for the Toilet s1o er.
Bridal Boquet Cologne; TaylOr's Premium Dc
0rsay Cologne; Taylor's Premium German CO.
logne; Double Extract De 0rsay Cologne; Boquct
de Flori Ia; Diamond Extract; Bridal Bo, uet
Extract; Love Me Dear Extract; lhlang nlaus
Extract; Musk, Triple Extract; and last though
not least, the renowned extract of CHEGeENS
ROSE, the most delightful perfume known. Call
and secure a bottle. For sale by
R. #. SCRUGGS,
14jul3m Sweetwateri Tenn;
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Personal.


Our den was visited a day or two ago
By the most genial of all Esculapian art
lists, DR.. John Mckenzie, of Bell Town.
And by the way there are a good many
Mourooians who are willing to believe
that the Doctor would make us an excel
lent representative in the Legislature. As
a Swectwaterite we are satisfied that we
couldn't go as far from home for a candi-
date and do any better.
Mr.. George G.. Stillman, the efficient
depot agent at this place of the 4. t. V.
& G.. R. r., returned last week from a
twenty days visit to the State that the
Huh is in. Everything was revolving
smoothly, and he has our thanks for late
files of Northern papers.
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The Knoxville Wing.

This journal changed hands again last
week, Messrs. Joseph A. Mabry Il Co.
selling out to Messrs. Saunders, Clark &
Co. The new firm opened out with a
lively Salutatory, more than two columns
in length, and with a new name-the
Knoxville Wing and Register. The pol
itics of the paper will remain unchanged,
John 9. Browns banner still floats at it's
masthead, and Of course we wish it I'M
bounded success.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution from The Channcc-.
ID ry Court Of McMihn' county, to the Sheriff 6f
Monroe c6unty directed, l will ON MonsIay tKs'
18th day of September 1870, offer for sale Sthe'
highest bidder, for cash in haiu, at the Conrt-
house door in Madisonyille, all the right, tits,
claim and interest that W; W. GruBb has in ami
to Five Hundred Acres of Land, more Or less,
situated in the Sd civil district Of Moar6se .cIhrhip
ty, Tennessee, and bounded as follows: On tbG
R.W Hudson, j. J. Grub, and tue heirs ~
Marion Grubb; decd; and on the sUdth ny n:
W.. Hudson aud tile heirs of Philip Keller; Gg
ceased.
levied on as the property Of w. W: 6rpbh To-
satisfy Judgment in favor Of JIG. Carl6ck, Es-
%ecutor, vs.. Woodbury. W. Gfubb, Andrew j..
Crawford and Washington r. Grubb. -'@
augls-itpfS5 WE! HUDSON; D. s.
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Slate Roofing.

Slate Roofing.
We refer with much pleasure the atten-
tion of our readers to the advertise ment
of Mr.. William o. Thomas, Agent of the
Welsh Slate Mining Cempanyo of Bucking-
ham county, Virginia, Manufacturers of
Roofing Slate. Mr.. Thomas is highly en-
dorsed as a competent and trustworthy
gentleman, and he assures us of his abili-
ty to put on roofs in the very best manner
and at a moderate cost. We hope our
builders will give consideration to his
claims.
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Special Premiums.

l am authorized by Frank H. McClung,
of the firm of Cowan, MoClung Il Co., to
offer a premium of one hundred dollars for
the best six yards ofhomemade jeans, made
anywhere in East Tennessee; but it must
be distinctly understood that it must be
woven by the hands of the person contest
ing.
Also, by R. M. Doll, of the East Ten
nessee China House, a French China Tea
Sett, forthe best specimen ofcanned fruits,
made in East Tennessee.
Hope all the papers in East Tennessee
will copy the above.
G. W.CHARLToN, Sec., &c.
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Testimony of Superiority Over aR.a

Testimony OF superiority OUef dH"a
e CHAMBERS COUNTY, ALA.,l
"a 'a3 71a September z, 1869.
For several years I have been subject t0es
cough and lungs affection. Eight years ag6af
took o violent cold, which settled upon my
lungs. / used many cough remedies but founl
no relief, and my cough grew very violent and |
had a severe hemorrhage. was very low anil
nervous, and suffered with shortness of breath
could not sleep-had no appetite-and my ply
stefan pronounced my case to be one of hopeless
consumption. 7 had used Ayers Cherry Peeto-
raj, HALLS Lung Balsam, Liverwort and Tar,
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and many other patent
remedies, which had been highly recommended
to me, and had exhausted the skill Of two Of the
best physicians in the country, without any re-
lief, until | commenced the use Of the Globe
Flower Syrup, which acted like a charm in my
case, Before the second bottle had been taken
up my cough had left me-my sleep was sweet
and refreshing-my appetite good, and j rapidly
improved, until | am restored to health and nm
in better health than have been inmany Year..
l have recommended the Globe Flower Syrup 60
many of my afflicted friends and acquaintance
and in every case it has made q complete cure.
| regard the Globe Flower Syrupno only as tie
greatest lung remedy ever discovered, but NJ
the most pleasant and reliable whichthe afflirt-
ed can use. | am indebted to MessrS. Crawford
Y walker, druggists NJ west fOIhtJ VA lOF
calling my attention to this Globe Flower Syrur ,
and sincerely hope this voluntary recOmmendn-
ton will influence some afflicted to use it.
Ihaye the honor to subscribe myself
Yours &c., G.. W. MURRAY.
NoTE.-We are personally acquainted with q.
W. Murray, and know him to bea gentleman NJ
honor and high social standing In his county
and know the above as stated by him, in regard
to the Globe Flower Syrup, to be true.
CRAWFORD & WALKER,
,r Druggists, West Point, Gu.
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That Hotel Again.

InaL doCel AGAIN
There is not a citizen here who does
not agree that Sweetwater needs a new
hotel building. Every stranger who ar
rives here and has the misfortune to be
detained for a day or more, is uncomfOrt-
ably impressed with the same idea. The
land on which such a house could be loca-
ted, conveniently for the town and the
travelling public, is here, lying idle and
u%nproductive. The money with which to
operate in the premises can be controlled
by any one of q dozen men within sight of
Sweetwater. One of the most accomp-
lished ladies in the State, and as untiring
and acceptable as any hostess who ever
spread a napkin, is sadly cramped for room
in the conduct of her business. And what
an enviable reputation S~weetwater would
soon acquire among those "whO come and
co." and through them all over the land,
if we had a respectable looking hotel with
Mrs. Brewster as its presiding genius!
But somehow, or some other way, there
seems to be q lion in the path. If his
precise shape and position could be DEM
onstrated, we should vote for extracting
his teeth and claws, pulling out his name
and tail, and swapping his ham strings be-
fore night. .
In connection with this subject we will
mention a little circumstance, as 1t was
related to US this morning: A Selma, AL
ALBANIA, lady, with four children, now a.
White Cliff, is anxious to spend a month
or more in Sweetwater, but it has beer
found impossible to engage suitable &C
c~ommodatienG for her aud her little ones
So, she is deprived Of the pleasure Of th'
visit, and we lose the evident advantage
to be derived from the coming hither o
people of means and refinement. Tit
case cited is by no means an isolated one
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H. L. Fry has received a lot of new
goods. Go and look at them.
ID. II. Dromgoola & %.

The English Female Bitters advertised
by these gentlemen is not, as some may
suppose, a mere beverage. 1t is a first
class remedy, prepared with great skill
and care, and has been most successfully
used. Don't let any prejudice against
patent medicines, or the numberless kinds
of bitters with which the country is almost
literally flooded, prevent you from giving
this preparation a fair trial. ,,...f...g
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Death of President Galloway.

This estimable christian gentleman and
valued citizen breathed his last at half
past two o'clock Monday morning, at
White Cliff Springs in this county. His
many friends had been for some time pre-
pared for the sad event, although they
hoped to the last that kind and skillful
attention might prolong his life for sew
eral years.
Colonel Galloway was born in Knox
county on the 10Th day of January, 1912.
About the year 1921 he removed with his
father, Joseph Galloway, to this county
In 1888, having been appointed one of the
surveyors of the Ocoee District, he remov-
cd to Cleveland. Shortly after this he
married a daughter of Hon. Luke Lea
then Entry Tukcr for the Ocoee District
On the 9Th of February, 1852, he was
elected President of the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad, but resigned il
September, 1853. On the 25th of July,
1865, he was reelected to the same posi-
tion, and on the 9th of November, 1868
he was elected President of the East Ten
nessee and Virginia Road. On the 29tl
of November, 1869, the East TENNESSEE
and Georgia and East Tennessee and Vir
ginia Railroad Companies having beer
consolidated, he was elected the frs
President of the consolidated companies
and was holding this position at the time
of his death.
Colonel Galloway was an active ant
consistent member of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, and in all the rela
tions of life set a bright example to thos
who would win respect and love. W
know of no ether man in East Tennessee
whose loss would be SO generally and sin
eerely deplored.
His remains were taken to Cleyelan,
GU Tuesday and buried with Masonic hon
ors. The number in attendance at tn
funeral was very large, comprising delego
tions from along the line of the East Ter
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad.
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Local and other Matters.

For Sale.
| have for sale a new Buggy and a new
Two Horse Wagon. For particulars APP
ply at my Store, first floor ENTERPRISES
Building. JOHN w. GODDARD.
Aug. 25-4t,
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Many items have. been left out of this
issue on account of room. Enlargement
of the paper is necessary. If the friends
of the ENTERPRISE will assist us, we will
issue a 80 column paper in four weeks.
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Found at Last f?i

A Cure for Consumption AMI
n all Diseases Of the Lungs.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup
A positive and speedy cure FOR Coughs, cOlns
and ~-InAuenra, Bronchitis, AsthmsF Group
WhOOping Cough, Hoarseness, Bleeding 81 re
Lungs. The most wonderful remedy ever DIS
covered for the cure Of Consumption. It's eifert'
are almost miraculous in all diseases Of us
Throat; Lungs and Chest.
THE GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP
Is without a rival, it is perfectly PEERLESS !. s
certain cure and is pleasant to take: Over .5OOJ
cases have been cured in the last six months l'f
this wonderful remedy. Read the testimony 81
those who have thoroughly tested its merits.
Prepared only by
Atlanta, Ga.
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For the State Senate,

In this issue will be found the announce
ments of N. P. Hight, Esq, and General
John G. Vaughn, as candidates for the
State Senate. Should either one of these
gentlemen receive the nomination, he will
doubtless speak for himself at the proper
time.
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Cards, Letter Heads, Bill-Heads, POST
crs, and all kinds Of Job Work neatly ex-
at the LoUDoN STAR 0rfcE.
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Campbell County.

Campbell County. b.
We publish in another place a call from
Campbell county on General Joseph A..
Mabry, to become a candidate for Con-
gress in this District. 1t is taken from
the Knoxville Wing and Register.
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University of Nashville.

We call attention to advertisement of
this Institution. The crowded state of
our columns prevents any further refer
ence this week.
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Hiwassee College,
Rev. #. NJ GRACE, late of
EFT. Univ'y., PreS't.
THIS INSTITUTION will open it's Twentieth
i Annual Session on MONDAY, AUGUST
lhTH lS1n. -L

RATES OF TUITION
Classical Course -. 800. 90
English Course Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Primary Course ...... ."......!.!"... 1000
Board in College, withrooms and fuel fur
nished, per week. 2. so
acquainted with the history of this College to
need information. The President only asks
that they will extend the same patronage which
they have done heretofore, and the merits of
the location will continue to recommend the
College to distant communities. He refers to
General Vaughn at Sweetwater, Alvin Boyd ut
jacksonville, and DR.. Stradley at the College
Also to the preachers of the Athens District, Nj.
E. Church, South.
2Sjul-tf
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Call at Mat Carter's and examine hi,
splendid lot of new Stoves.
Furniture.

Furniture.
A short visit to Messrs. Mundy& Kay
lor's Furniture Factory, the other day,
convinced us that there is no need for our
people to send abroad for anything in their
line. These gentlemen make good work
and dispose of it at very reasonable prices.
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New Goods at Goddard K Cos. All
kinds of produce taken at market rates.
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Remove the Trash.

We refer with mingled pride and shame
to the fact that the only decently clean
spot in our main business avenue is in front
of the ENTERPRISE office. ..r.,i..
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A Public Benefit.

A Public Benefit.
A subscription list will be carried around
within a week for the purpose of securing
the necessary funds to pay for building a
public we'll on the Avenue. We will try
to find out the name of every stingy indi-
vidual, interested, who fails to ante.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-09-01

Goods will be sold at greatly reduced
prices, b y A. W. Boyd, for twenty days,
to make room for his fall and winter stock.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-09-01

Wheat and produce of all kinds bought
at Boyd & Vaughn's for cash, or taken in
exchange for goods.
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For Stale Senate.

We are authorized and requested to announce
N. p. HIGHT as a candidate for the State Sem
ate, from this the It'll Senatorial District, subject
to the decision of a Conservative Democratic
Convention, should one be held.
We are authorized to announce General JOHN
C. VAUGHN as a candidate for the State Senate,
subject to the decision of Democratic and Con-
s%eryative Convention, should one be held.
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Y. r.. +. SCRUGGS, Sweetwater
and by Druggists and Dealers Generally.
e. J.. SANFORD.& CO., Knoxville,
Wholesale Agents. iuns9-ly.
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UNIVERSITY of
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT with Prepar-
" atOry School opens m
81 Il SEPTEMBER IL, 1870.
Courses-Glassical, Scientific and Select. Tu-
ition, Boarding, Furnished Rooms &C., $3.50 to
$l75 per term. For circulars address
Z. KIRBY SMITH, Chancellor of Univ'y.,
or B.R. JOHNSON, Principal of College.
sepl-lm*
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We are authorized to announce Colonel JOHN
WILLIAMS as n candidate for Congress, subject
to the action of the Democratic party of this
Disfrict-
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announcements
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Colonel A..
BLIZZARD, of McMinn County, as a cadidate
for Congress, subject to the decision of a District
Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-01
10y J. u. CANNON 4 CO, AuctIonesrs,
II Baltimore, Md,
Per COOPER LATNiER.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEE SALE.
Al, By virtue OF a deed Of trust, bearing date on
E;:; the 1th day OF May, ls7, and duly recorded in
-ALlber y, No. 4. foliOs 5l9, ct seq, one Of the
land Record books Of Prince George county, in the
State Of Maryland, and by the written direction Of
the holder OF the promissOry note secured thereby
will sell, on MONDAY the 18th dAy Of July 1870 at
O'Clock M, on the premises, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, MI that portion Of The fOo5ctng
described lanf situate and lyHg Prince GeOrge
county. Mary and containing about eight acres more
less, that IL to say: All those certain pieces
parcel Of ground situate aud lying partly in Wash
nRton county, in the District OF Coumbis, and par
y ~ Prince George county in the state OF Mary land
and known and described as Lots numbered twelve,
(i2) and thirteen, tl3, in ohm b. ibbey subdy-
sion OF his farm called Granny" fronting on the
Old Bladensburg and Washington county ROAD about
mile distant from Ba1ensburg, and impr ~ ed by
aone-story Frame Cottage House and other build
ings, with young and bearing orchard Of choice
fruits
Terms Of sale: ne-third cash. (of which SO must
lie paid at time of sale,) the deferred payments to
be made in six and twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust to
the satisfaction Of the Trustee. If the terms of sale
not complied with within five days after the day
of safe the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property, after one weeks notice, at the risk and
cost Of the first purchaser. All conyeyancing, in
GLIDING revenue stamps, al purchaser cost.
JOHN T. c. CLARK. Trustee.
!elSlaw&ds COOPER LATIMER, Auct'rs.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY the let day of August, $50, at same hour
V2,aulN JOHN I. @. CLARK, Trustee.