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MIR. TweeG's Purchase of Croton Water.
1t is pretty well known that the city came
very near running out Of Croton this summer,
which would have been sad calamity indeed.
We are just informed by the statement of Mr..
Tracy, chief engineer of the department, how
we were saved from that misfortune. 1t
appears that the supply Of the Croton river
was failing, but it was discovered that certain
lakes of pure, transparent water in Putnam
county could be diverted to the use of the city
at q moderate cost If the appropriations in the
city treasury were sufficient to purchase the
water rights. But, as is usual in too many
cases, there was no money in the treasury for
that purpose. In this emergency the engineer
laid the matter before W. M. Tweed, the portly
president of the Board of Public Works. Some
thing must be done or the city would run dry.
So Mr.. Tweed, as the chief engineer alleges,
advanced the money himself to pay for the
water rights, with the intention of delivering
the deeds to the city whenever the proper
legislation could be procured for their pur-
chase Ii seems that the purchase was made
accordingly for twenty-five thousand dollars,
and from fifty to sixty million additional gall
Ions Of fresh water were thus poured into the
city daily, saving us at very critical time
| from drought.
There are said to be jobs at the bottom OF
everything in which politician is concerned.
1t is the common saying and the common
thought. 1t is not surprising, then, to find
people suspecting that Mr.. Tweed's purchase
will probably result in handsome thing for
himself But there certainly is no fact in evil
dence to justify such conclusion just now, and
shall know how unselfsh was the object of the
president of the Board of Public Works
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WHITE STOCKINGS. %; Mutuals, 1l-Equal
not quite up to the capture of Strasbourg or
the Italian occupation Of Rome. But where
are the Red Stockings?
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THE Report that the German steamship
Hermann was captured by the French gun
boats of our coast, or that she was being
chased by them, seems to be canard. Wall
street, hard up for speculation, is responsible
for the sensation story.
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efforts to make victory certain and peace
rious policy of Bisma rck, the pride of King
william or the slubbornness Of the German
hosts
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Coon FOR THE BooKMAKERs. AT the late
trade sales in this city the books brought an
average of fifteen per cent more than last
vpar
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The PRESIDENT left Boston yesterday, and
Is now In Hartford.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
..BowERY THEATRE, Bowsry.-TuE BURGLARS OF
NEW YORK DER FEEuscnUTz
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. Twen.yfourth 't.-MAS
OLYMPIC THEATRE. broadway Opera BoUyFE--
LITTLx FAUST.
BOOTHS THEATRE. Esd st.. between 9th and 9th avs
RIr VAN wISKLE.
LIMA EDwINs THEATRE, TO Broadway-BLAK Er'D
bUNNG-CAauLE
swALLAcKs THEATRE Broadway ana 18th street,
BHEnIDAS's COMEDY or THE RIVALS
NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway.-Tnx NEW DOMESTIC
DRAMA OF HEAsTs EASE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,, corner o, Eish'h avenue and
ed s.-OPERA BoUFrE-LE PETIT FAUST
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, Broadway, cor
Sosh stPerformanees every afternoon and evening.
NEW YORK sTADT THEATRE as Bowery.-orEnA
BUFTo-LA VIE PAkIsFNNE
MRS. F. B. coNwAY's PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
GUY MANNrRtNG.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-EpwIN FORREST
IN KING LEAR
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. Dol Bowery.-vA.
THEATRE coMIoUE 5i4 Broadway.-CcMIo VOCAL
ISM NEeRo Ac1s &c.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL SIS Broadway.-
NEGRO MNsTRELsY, FARoEs, BunLEsoUEs, &C.
KELLY 4 Icons MINSTRELS No sos Broadway
The BABIES THE PERfoD-TnE ONLY LEON.
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brookyn.-NEGno MIN
sTRELsY, BURLEsQUEs &C.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RINK, Third and sixy-third street.
LEEDS ART GALLERIES. en- and $40 Broadway
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.
DIR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 745 Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6lS Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART
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Prominent Departures.

Colonel Pomeroy and G. f. Tucker, for Providence;
DR.. Sanborp for California and Or. Fay Tor Boston,
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
ed st-OpERA BoUFrE-LE PETIT FAUST.
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WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, Broadway, cor
per SUlh sPerformances every afternoon and evening.
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WALLACK's THEATRE Broadway ana 18th street,
SHEnIDAN's COMEDY or TIE RIVALS
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NIBLos GARDEN. Broadway-TuE NEW DOMESTIC
DRAMA HEAYT's EASE
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NEW YORK sTADT THEATRE as Bowery.--orER
BUFTo-LA VIE PARIsIENNE.
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LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE, 7so Broadway.-BLAK Er'D
SUZING-CAMIILE.
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B0wERY THEATRE, Bowsry.-TuE BURGLARS OF
NEW YORK DER FEEIscnUTz.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-orEnA BouyFE-
LITTLI FAUST
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&roposals.
NoRTmEns PAcIflcRAILRoAp.

L
Sealed proDosas will b. received nj the Office NJ the
Northern Pncthc Railroad Company 10 Boa lwAy,
corner OF Cedar A., New York until Wednesday tho
st DAY OF June, 1870 nj O'Clock moon, fJr the grading
masonry hIdyng, and balla ting OF that portion Of tie
Northern Pacnc Railroad IN tn state OF Minncsol,,
extending from the Dali OF the - Louis RIVER to tie
Red rlvert the western boundary OF Mihnesot "a DIS
lance Of about 20 me-) TIC udlng everything requi
site 10 complete the roAdhrd tor - gle tr OK and
necessary side trac read to receive tr raj super,
structure froposas may be for the woIk In detail VI
oy the mile.
The said Company will Rso receive Props ais at tho
same TIM md place for the timber cosStlcs and fOi
the IRON rails spikes and Itures for the AL above
The iron rails to be delivered on the dock al Dniuth
Minnesoia, or at the crossing Of tho Mississippi riyor
and the ties to be received according blank 70
which. will be ready lor disIlL uton on Wednesday,
May Z, $50. at the Office Of the Company a. above
where plans Of tho stfneuI and maps and probes
OF the road. with null can then be
and the time allowed for completion OF the contracts
made known,
The COMPANY reserve the right TO reject any or al
BIDS Dot deemed TO be tor tue interest OF the Company
PrinIel circulars containing full nformatio J., viii
be furnished on application, by mall otherwise. TO
EDWIN =. JOHNSON Chief Eng neer o. TO thc Presl
d. Mt OF the Company, at the otnee, 100 Broadway
above. j. GREGORY SMITH,
President Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
New York. Aprll ID. 1870.
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WANTED-hE ool German erl "a 40 III, general
w hGuHrworx of a Fuql rriva'c German iAmly
plain Coo. ing. washing aad Ironing Call AZ 3S West
18th NJ Nv
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9irnnrixL
- fimnrinL .
A SAFE INVESTMENT.
ffRsT MORTGAGE BONDS OF THg CHICAGO,
CfsCiNNATi AND IoUisyILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
INTEREST sEvTN PER CENT.

Company Tor s{3coe COVERING is entire properly.
and are at the rate Of NS,No per mile O the whole
oSo - ~ sold They arc per cont Coupon Bonds
Que IN ise interest payable lst January and July in
Now York. 1he road IL IN operation. II u "a miles long,
extending from In Porto on the Lake shore and Mchi'
Southern to Peru where connects with the Toledo,
Wabash and Western and the Peru md Indianapolis
roads runs through OF the nne.i sections OF In
diana, ard makes connecting link In the best through
limo rom Chicago 60 Indianapolis. ana thence to Gin
We eonadentiy ocr these bonds Is desirable soourl.
Y 70 inyss,or, As TIE NET 5AAHSIMgs OK TiiE
CESS or THR INTEREST ON lis pONDED DEBT,
AND ARE CONsTANTLY 1NCREAsINQ Besides, II
designed extend the road 10 Lake Michigan Mt New
Buffalo OF Michigan City, the coming season,wdich will
''0 s''A'' 'n'''''' C ccSIDwEiL 20,
IA. UNDERwoUD 4 SON,
EIc NIL
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RTIPICIAL TERTH-Beautiful sets only o.
"A and SIS with gums teeth extracted without tho lens
pain with gold and plAtinA nllings and upwATds
warranted Tor fife. Or. LU fHkR dentist. so West 1871
st., between 5th and 9Th avs.
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Z tqal Nutlt,s.

4tgal Notltts
OEEICEpHf F rHiiErMEssSSEivtEbE;1r t0 or rSMs
York April i6 is0 In pursuance Of an order Of tho
supreme Court the Receivers Will. ac the II, day Of
Way NEXT and from time to time sell and 1rPo.c Of al
pub auction and Of npro nted time, all notes. judg
menis, aud other Indebtedness 10 above Cont any -
And judgments, with the names OF the drawers aud
Jucg ment debtors, md the amounts owing en- same.
CYkUs CURiiss i'eeeivor-'
an order OF the surrogate q
the county OF New YORK. notice hereby to all
Eorsons laying CLAIMS Against Jonn pettgrew lae q
The city OF New ORR conracOr) dccca ed to peAcnt
the same with vouchers thereof to the suh,croers
their once Centrc It, IN the city OF New lo-k,
bc.ore the 10Th dry Of Alav, 1871
Dated New ork, the Let day II November, 1902.
ROBERT PErTlGRkN.
JOHN W, PIT rlGIEM,i Executors
RICHARD G. DOwSlNG,\
INPunsuANCE Of an order OF the surrogate q
II the county oil Now York, notice II HEREBY all
persons hAylng GAINS agniaSt Charles East late Ot
the city OF New York deceased, to Ire,oat the same.
with vouchers thereof to tho nj the Office
Of Charles A. Easton III Peal ST. the city OF Neg
York before the 10th day {. May neat.
DEBORAH EASION, Exccutrtx.
CHARLES A. EASIUS. Executor.
Dated New York. Nov. l. isGs.
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&ttanhsNn Hna AniruaoH

Stimban uns Amirusn
E%1Sto ~ u; q ti.ao5 @.Ays E Ssgs
ssE "a St cs. siS%
wv ~ - Bnasc' DunkITs. ec9 sss'"SS.
Cncnnsll ,and all pointS 4 80
SsTS; %s5.i f'ss t 'Ss Sss
THIS tram composed Of tn.
an and ~ m wSr d. 4 i Sl'O y, them. new
peculiar to this line. Sleeone
coaches are attached at iIor.
VA w,th quiet change TO Cleveland
ss A. N. ioOoA.M EsI;eSs Wa. for Buffalo. Dun.
s sos an o point, Ws.! and
,MSo,SiOmsfy Gun qri. Pho
o, s s.sas Sansf % ihR; aSsic from
i poin.. xs s.i and H South 's sIc: ss
ing Coache, tqn lhfolgL with
Jog, GisvoiSua d." and md T Cinois
ron onsn, sc, q, Depot; np A. 81. Sis az and d ~
mr. b m JgTis ard igsseioP NJ from Chambers q,
for 100 aaSasi .9y qId way from ch.mbor,.,
sOy psESs ~ qas y E IEG s kP'PG rom
ioy SI BssPS. s .i' n lS% no'r'
- and I'll u. NJ. ron sd IT. Depot wv - ~
fo' Intsrson ara WIy-6o A. Nj, @i5 A. MINI.
c l;S III; NJ T. ~, s;is Z N, end s.ii r 81. IRON
a., .l.3 =. 4, s'loP. NJ sis r. NJ, aad SIS i. NJ
iOy Baci sasdei dad Way A. M,RM.tP Of,
p NJ NJ, and Gas l.. NJ, FROM hambcrs 81 b..
y N and e,S I; ~. nom go e. Depot.
f0r ftetDiOH' aud Mo- scn-g A, NJ. | 1. NJ, t'sDP NJ
t.l5P M.,5P, NJ, t6a6 r. 81. ana saturdays only
~ lmldni2htl. from ChamDer! 1t. DcpOtt SIS A. II,
1913 NJ 1915 T.. NJ. tl5P. NJ. ASP NJ, tCljP
:, NJ, and salurdays only. M midnight
During the pessIic sea- on ne Enc Halfway Company
points OF interest,
Tickets for passage and for Apartment IN Drawing
hoom and sleeping Coaches can be obtained and or
for tho checking and transfer Of Baggae may b,
LEFT at the Companys offices al 10 and 5i BrOadway
corner 9Th 1t and sd ay.. Haremj SJs Fulton ST.,
BoOkynj Depots loot OF Chambers st. vi foot o. 2iI
St New YORK and Long Dolk Depot Jeriey City All
OF the Agents at tins principal hotc,s.
.Daiiy. I For Picrmont only.
WM. Il. BARR, uenefal z. asenget Agent
l.. ID. RUoKER. General surorintcrd ,ut.
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Vlanttb..-4imalts.


A WORK fURNIsHKD 2 psI Tor n n S;ns
r. OYsIL, 10 Wooster ct
OPERATORs and inter, on nne msns CATER.
floor.
NPEHATOH- wanted on wilcox 0bbss ma
~ chimes. Applyto MILLS GIBB ~ orsnos W
NPERATOWs on Howes machine on nne shoos;
Osleo psster. ies Lewis st. top hoor.
XNANTRu-A good drossmAker none other need
w apply one accustomed TO trimming preferred.
Apply at 200 wcet 2Nh o.
NNANTRD-Best operators. nne shirts. ti0 thin.
w mer on bosoms and cuffs 81 M.
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VNHE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
q now completed the on,Ire distance from owego to
Auburn A popular and prosperous Agricultural and
manufacturing district Is thus encienty provided for
The local business OF the southern Central will DO very
large both 10 freight and passenger tradc. The rich
agricultural country through which Il runs viii AFFORD
aconstantly Increasing business The great manufac
turing establishments at Auburn. whose water power
h the best In the state and tho eutcrprising towns
along the ine will always secure TO this road agood
income.
vERhflLyE & CO. the Financial Agents OF the road
offer tho remaining unsold portion OF the Bon is with
the greatest confidence believing them to be as good
security any that has ever been placed on thus mar
ket Tho BONDS bear Seven per cent have thirty
to run and they convertible into stock at the option
OF the holder
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II fooi Of ia y. scd fo;t Of Chambers g. =. i opSs
VIZ;
"a =, Ics, T5S% =.
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SIln BOUNTY TO- soldiers enlisted for three
% lOO year. between May 1861, aud Juy - 1851
md honoranly cibohMgel J.P HUNT. 2!7 Broad way
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4, [ooMMUNIcATED.l s
sWeetWater Institute.


Nh. EDIroR: We wish to make a few
suggestions in reference to the Swoetwater
Institute. The present session, conducted
by Prof. VIM. II. Crawford, will soon
close, and we are extremely solicitous to
have him remain with us in the position
he now occupies, if at all consistent with
his feelings and interest. Whatever mag
be his determination, it affords us great
pleasure to give this expression of our
high appreciation of his labors and servi-
ces as a teacher of high grade as we'll as
minister and citizen, by which we have
been instructed and edited, all of
which we viii lose, should he with
draw from US. We are pleased to
learn that he has consented to remain up
on the simple condition that the citizens
open their houses for boarding pupils, that
may desire to enter school, and at reason
able rates. This is what every commu-
nifty must do that desire a good school in
their midst; and we urge this matter upon
the serious consideration of every family
in the town.
The advantages of a good school of
high grade, are too patent and we'll known
TO require an argument. This we cannot
have unless pupils can get boarding. Let
the community understand that there is
no difficulty in this matter, and our school,
with Prof. G. at the helm, is a success.
And now is the time, (f we ever intcnd)
to 60 forward ana lend all our energies
to build up an institution of learning at
this point. Diseouraging as have been
our efforts in the past, to give prominence
to this Institution, we trust q better day
is dawningS The locality, the productions
as we'll as the healthfulness of Sweetwater
Valley, the increased industry of its in
habitOnts, together with its moral sur
~roundings, gives the assurance of the near
approach Of general prosperity, and, as a
consequence, will open up q wider field for
the diffusion of knowledge, the growth of
our town and the extention of our COM
merce su%peradded to advantages already
in our possession by means of rail road
facilities crossing the whole continent, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. What more
could the God of Nature do for the de.
velopment of the human mind than he
has not done for us? MANY CITIZENS.
Sweetwater, May 25th, 1870.
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lettings.

We had a good rain Monday night
Yesterday was cloudy with q slight sprin-
kle. Vegetables are now in market,
Wheat is looking fine and bids fair to
yield abundantly.
Pulaski Montgomery has his Black
smith Shop now in successful operation,
and is prepared to do good work. Give
him a call. ,vy ,.r g
The population of SyeetWater is now
near four hundred, and is increasing al
mosedaily.f nailillel Aa $685. w
Mr.. VIM. Catfee, one of the train hands.
wholmet with an accident last week, in
whichiheohad his foot mashed by the cal
wheel, and causing the amputation of.One
of his toes, is doing we'll and will, we
hear, soon be. able to resume his duties on
the road. ~
Hight & Scruggs, have extended their
store room, out on a line with Patton's
new building, which adds greatly to the
appearance of town.
Graves & Renftoe have a Soda Fount.
The piece o pOetry, handed usfor pub
LEGATION in this issue, by a young 'gent''
of Sweetwatcr, headed, ais It Anybody's
Business,p will appearin o%arynext.
"a .L FHA FNE
Starrat is receiving new supplies Of
new Goods at the Peoples Store.p Fresh
Cove Oysters, Good Crackers, &C., always
on hand and for sale.
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The s. s. Picnic.


On Saturday last w had the pleasure
of attending one of the most agreeable
and sociable pic-nics that we ever before
witnessed, made up of the members and
friends of the Union Sabbath School at
this place.
The children assembled at the church
at about 8 o'clock, where a hymn was
sung and a short address made by Rev.
W. II. Crawford, who loves to mingle
with and c%ontribute'to the happiness of
the young, and the bright eyed little ones
showed from their actions that they high
ly appreciated thespeccb, and, doubtless,
they will never forget the impressions
made upon their minds on the occasion.
At the conclusion of the speech, a pro-
c~ession was formed, with the Banter in
front, and moved to the grove in front of
Mr.. Biggs', when the children schattered,
and all seemed determined to make it a
successful affair. Tie time few by on feet
wing as the children, young ladies and
young gentlemen, engaged in the varied
pastimes that make up a good picnic.
Near II O'Clock Col. II. B. Yearwood
was requested to announce dinner, and
invite all present to partake Of the viands
spread, which was done in pic-dic style,
and to sum up all in one word, this, the
eating department, was superb, and it
could not be otherwise when it is consider.
ed hat the ladies (the fairest works Of
creation) had taken the matter in hand
We congratulate one and all upon the
splendid management of the whole affail
and wish that we could have the pleasure
of attending many more of the same kline
Of pic-nic's.
At a late hour in the evening the crowd
dispersed, and we are pleased to state tia
all present during the day expressed them
selves as being we'll pleased and having
enjoyed the occasion beyond their mos
sanguine expectation.
Died.
On Wednesday morning, goth inst, il
this place at 10 o'clock, FRANK AFToN
youngest son of M. & MARY Il. CARTER
Aged, 81 months and ID days.
The remains of the deceased will be in
tered in the Sweetwater Cemetery thi
evening at 4 O'Clock,
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FANCY DRINK,

cn.D Ut,, 1900 -,
MADE OF foor rum "Ihskey, fTooi Splflts, ana
heiqse lhquofs, uootoreu' spiGed ana sWGetehea
TO please tne taste, cSleu "Ionlcsi ",Appetl-
1ers, hestoEers, &C., tIuV leaulhe upper on
10 drunkenness anu rum ou5 are a Gq9 meoIr
cine, maze from the N9I'e ho9'S ana Hei9s 81
california;, lree from an AlcohoIG othu.an's'
Ihey are t5lo0S FtAl9lleN
ahu rlnc1pdde'
a perfect henoyatof ana lnylsolrator OF the oys-
TEN. carrying on oil poisonous matter ana re-
storing the oiood 10 a healthy condition.; No
person can take these bl'ters according 10 olfec-
uCas, ana ss mi1i ba long nyo unT slr ~ i,o,,.,,o ooso
provided the bones are not DESTROYED by miner.
al p%oisOns or other means, and the vital organs
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To County Officers.

We have now on hand a supply of the
following Blanks, used by County Officers,
at one dollar per quire:
Summons and Bonds; Administrators
Bonds and Letters; Orders of Sale; In
stanter- Subpoena; Common Subpoena;
Justices Warrants; Appearance Bonds
for Sheriffs; JUSTICES Executions; Tax
Receipts; Witness Tickets; Merchants Lii
cense; Guardian Bonds; Road Orders; Mar
rage License and Delivery Bonds.
The cash must accompany all orders.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale, issued from the
ID Chaucery Court in Monroe county, December
Term, 1869, Iwill exposeto public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, at the Court
House door, in the town of Nsdisonyille, Tenn,
on the first Monday in June, 1870, all the right,
title and interest that A. 4. Cass has in and IN
to one hundred and seventy acres Of land lying
in the 9Th Civil District, adjoining the lands OF
Samuel Lesley, Thomas Baker and others, levied
on to satisfy a III Fa, issued against a. "A. & j.
N. Cass, in favor Of VIM. H. & John 3. Cook,
administrators of II. G. Cook, vs.. j. j.. White
and Vim. Hunt, to satisfy debt and cost Of suit.
: rs .HWKlN s.
Nays. 4tpfS4. Dept. Sheriff
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Tennessee State Directory.

Kings Tennessee State Directory.
We had a call last Monday from Mr.. e.
D. King, who is engaged at Nashville, in
the publication ola State Directory, which
will contain a new and complete Map of
Tennessee, each county, a distinct colorand
all Railroad lines now completed, clearly
laid out.
A complete Shippers guide with a De-
scriptive list of all the cities, towns and
villages in the State and full and complete
shipping directions to all points. The To-
cations and populations of all the cities
and towns of Tennessee, full and accurate
Alphabetical list, of the names of all per-
sons doing business in each place. Also a
new United States post office Directory,
containing the names and locality of every
Post Office in the United States and Ter
%ritories.
This work will be printed on large
Bold Type, and the business in which
each is engaged will be fully and conspic-
uously set forth. 1t will be issued about
the LIST of September. The subscription
price is only five dollars, and no business
man should fail to get a copy. The Map
it will contain will be worth to many per-
sons, the subscription price, to say nothing
of the large amount of other valuable in
formation.
Subscription received at this Office. No
money to be paid for subscription or ad.
Yertising until the work is delivered.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26
The Farmers Club,

Remember that Saturday next is the
regular monthly meeting of the Monroe
County Farmers Club. All should turn
out on that day. Those who desire to be-
come members are requested to come for
ward and enroll their names.
The Committee appointed to draft by
laws, &C., are requested to meet at this
Office at 3 o'clock, Friday evening.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26

The Stieff Piano is highly recommend
ed, and is, undoubtedly the best in use.
There are three of thess instruments now
in use in S%weetgater by our fellow citi-
zens, j. w. Goddord, J. W. Lotspeich
and Gen. j. G. Vaughn. Mr.. Goddard
is the Agent, and if you want good Pr
ano-Forte, you will do we'll to give HIM
an order. A Site # advertisement may be
found in another column.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-05-26

o. D. Charles.
ri We were pleased to meet in our office
last week, cur youngfriend 0. D. Charles,
formerly of Athens, Tenn, but now con-
nected with P. P. Pease, Wholesale Grocer
and Produce Dealer, Whitehall Street,
Atlanta Ga. Oliyar is young man of
considerable business qualification, and
we wish him abundant success in any
business he may embark.