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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24
Stampede,

N btnihptht3
An incident occurred at the Methodist
Church in this place, on Sunday night
last, which, as it turned out was some
what ludierOus, AfeE. a.sG0psiderable
portion q the coygregsb had ssembled
and just before the hmsf oF services to
begin, one Of lhs ianrps-in the chandelier
showed signs-of playing a naughty trick.
The assembled brethren and sisters be-
came alarmed ana made a grand rush for
the holes left by the carpenters, Our
young friend Henry Cook was the only
unterriisd individual on hand, and be
with characteristic pluck approached the
lamp apd soon put it Ahors DO combat"
After which the crowd returned and
were as comfortable as they were before.
The only serious result of the fright was,
that an amateur typo lost his hat, and was
compelled on returning from church to
borrow bis fair companions handkerchief,
wberewith to shield his head from the
frOsts Of a November night. The moral
of the affair to him is; Always take a
handkerchief to church, and be sure and
not keep'it iPyOaf bat.
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Communications

On the first page will be found "Glean-
ings from the Gate City, contributed by
Patterson" which though not o fvery late
date, will be found spicy aud readable.
2RsI. W. Fl! Crawfota, on the same
page, returns his acknowledgements to his
friends in Sweetwater for the pleasant sur
prise given him a few nights ago.
In ~juxtapositiOn with the above will be
found a beautiful Allegory, translated
from the German of Krumacher by one of
our young c%ountymen, Who'll is now pursu.
ing his studies. al college,. Similar favOrs
are promised for the future.
In connection with this subject we will
state that short and well-written commu.
nications on subjects Of interest viii! al'
ways be acceptable from our friends.
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An Unfortunate Condition,

Mr.. JohnSW' Walker, thsOprinter who
had his leg broken on the i. T. Va. & Ga.
Railroad, about three weeks ago, is still
lying at the Sweetwater Hotel. His con-
ditiOu is peculiarly unfortunate, as he is
among strangers, without money, and not
likely to be able to get about for two or
three months. 1t is not yet certain that
'hel will not have to undergo amputation.
NJ has received proper surgical attention,
and been otherwise we'll cared for, but bis
easciisvoue~hichi ealls TfCf.shsi syaPstny
and ss.i.fsnoc of' all humane persons in
our midst. :
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. Monument To General Lee,

'yFHe LADIES' Zee Modnmeht Committee
are soliciting contributions for the cree.
ton at Richmond, Virginia, of monument
which is to stand as a LASTING memorial of
the love felt by the Southern people Ifdr
their great Chief. ,sGOllectiNn1 will betak-
en- up in nearly every Church in the
South next Sunday, 70 aid in carrying on
the noble work. .e0i1dmGD
Contributions should be- sent to Miss
S. N. Randolph, Secretary of the Ladies'
Lee Monument Committee, Box IS3a,
Richmond, Va. The .Committeo consists
of Mrs. W, II. Mcfarland, Mrs. James
Lyons, Mrs. G. W. Randolph, Mrs. Will
liam Brown and Miss Nicholas.
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Consolidation.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Virginia and Tennessee, the SouthSide,
the Norfolk and Petersburg, and the Yir.
ginia and the Kentucky Railroad Compa-
at L~ynchburg, on the 18th inst, these
roads were consolidated under the name
the "Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company The organization
Of the company was completed by the
unanimous election ofGen. VIM. Malone
as President, with a salary Of $25,000.
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Augusta Markets.

Cotton-lsl to ~; BacSn-Tennesse, Sides
II. Western, ICY. Tennessee Hams, 22@ to Is.
COrn--sl IL to 81 Is. Oats 60 to 80. Hay,
% 90 to % 10. Lard in Barrels, lie; Kegs and
Cans l712 to lsc. Butter-35 to 40c. Eggs, IS
to 40c. Feathers-5O to Coo. Wheat-Red 81 Is
toSl rs. Amber, si rs to 81 40. White FL IS
to u so. Choice Seed 81 on. ~Flour-Tcnnes-
see, 81 90 TO sS so. Corn Meal 81 10 to 81 Is.
Poultry--Chickens, IS to 4Oc; Turkeys 81 Is to
81 so. Onions, 81 90 per barrel. Potatoes-
"a Ooto 81 Is. Apples, 81 90 TO Is 90 per
horr,l MOI q. - n -|" "H. a f|'TH
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At Last AT Last !

We have received our new stock com
plete, and are prepared to sell assHsalp as
the cheapest. "a DOh'tfait to give u a,call.
; Persons indebted. O,the firm can, pay
Us in shelled. eorn,b Wheat Or POfk,R at
what they are worth on the day they are
delivered.
!QEF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ias which
we will enumerate articles and prices, will
appear in the next issue Of the Enterprise.
Nov. "a, 1870. HIiGinfr & ScRUces.
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A Valuable Monthly.

In a recent notice of Peters Musical
Monthly, for November, We accidentally
omitted to give its place Of publication.
500 Broadway, New York is the place.
Lovers of good music cannot we'll afford
TODD without this valuable, work. hVnly
costs tbtee dOilar,Sa year, willie escSh um
Der cOntsiqsqt least three fgiiars worth
Of beautiful new music. Send for it.
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Monroe County,

HOhlOO NOunIls
Our friend, ROseph E. Houston, Esq.
Sheriff Ofthis county, favored US several
days ago with the following official vote Of
Monroe county in the recent election
For GOvernor-BfOw, lO56; Wisener,
5S4. Browns ~majOrityI 49,. h.'aa
For CongrGsspan BLIZZARD, llls; May
nard, $50. Billiards. majority, $40. ar
For senatqr1Yaughn, 947; Lowry,
655. Vaughn'smhjOrity 292. 'ra
For Representative Chambers, 1915
Martin, 623; Gardeners 5. Chambers ma,
jority over both, $40; over Martin, $685.
Sheriff Houston WriteSiI I-a,,a a..
"You viii see that We lacked about 400
votes Of polling our strength, and the fall
ing of was from the Conservative party;
aSyou can see that Maynard only lacked
two votes Of getting Stokes vote in the
last Governors election, and Wisener re-
ceiyed thirteen votes, more than Stokes
did, The Radicals voted their full
strength" ~" ''" '"' "','
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A very serious accident occurred in
Knoxville, last Thursday, to Mr.. W. H.
Parker, foreman of Atkins Planning Mill.
He was working under the race, when
one of the props by which it was upheld
gave way, and the impepse weight of wa,
ter and the wooden structure kliirgg upon
him, he was crushed to the earth. He is
reported as beingiRI r. critical condition.
Mr.. Parker was a fine mechanic, a good
citizen, and in all respects an estimable
man.
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The Test.

The Test. 10 TJuT. NO
We are judged usually by our success,
BY the esteem in which we rqre held by
persons ID position; but the real TEST Of
character is the feeling of those before
whom We play, no part What does the
nurse in the nursery think of US, or the
porter in the storal If a mans children
cOnfde in iinH11iGaAavhOp RG emplo5s at
hOms and in his business feel that he 10
full Of thought and'symPath!yi for them as
brethren--if those around him perceive
the charm of his urbanity, and, as they
draw nearer and know him better, honor
and !9v4hiR msrs and mOye-fT msy BE-
very sure that be has the noblest human
qualities-that he Isl true man, in the
truest sense. of thesterm.a2 lilo
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A COnsumptiye Cured.

"A COnSu1mptiVe Cured.
nR. II. JAMES, a retired physician, discover
~ ell while in the East Indies n cure for Con
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and General De-
bility, when his only child, a daughter, was
given up to die. His child was cured, and il
alive and we'll. He will send the recipe for ma
king and successfully using this remedy, free,
On,receipt of two stamps to pay expenses. There
is not a single symptom OF Consumption that il
does not ut once take hold OF aud dissipate.
Night, Sweats, peeyishness, irritation OF the
n%ervos, failure Of memory, difficult expectorn-
ton, sharp pains in the lungs, sore throat, chill
~ sehsRtiOns. nausea ut the stomach, inaeilUn Of
the bowels, aud wasting away OF the muscles.
ESy- The writer will please state the maine Of|
the paper they saw this advertisement in.
Address CRADDOCK s CO.,
1862 Race Street, Philadelphia, PA.
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The ScruggS' Block.

The attention of strangers visiting this
town is greatly attracted by the large and
handsome brick building, now in the
course of construction for DR.. II. F.
Scruggs. The only objection we have
heard to it is that it would look more in
-plSde in hbh3als0 OF CidcinnatinwlicH Is
just no objection at all. In a few years it
tRdlf onlphe Ohaj among haAy Oflthd SAME
porF
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-11-24

Never be worried by triaes. If a spi-
der breaks his web twenty times, OtWehtyI
times will he mend it. again, Make qup
your mind to do o thing aud you will do
it. Fear not if troubles come upon you;
ekeep up your spirits tbpushthe dayabeHa
dark one. ,,, urar
"Troubles never last forever,
The darkest day GiilPSGss Away. "ollH
If the suaqhs going davn look, ct the
stars; il the earth be dark, keep your eyes
on heaven With Godef promises any one
can % chsasTtfnlIn .79J,o 70 yioi1sY Ct.
"Ncver despair when the fog's in the air,
A sunshiny morning win come without Warming
poe Mind what YOU rpp after. ,Ne{sf be
content with q bubble that will burst, or
a irework that will end in shok0 and
darkness. Get that which you can keep
and which is ysrtb keeping+ . II
"somethlng sterling that will stay,
p Whengold and silver fly away ."''
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John w, Goddard & Go,

Return their thanks to their friends for
the patronage besto~od upon thetrddring
the tine they haSsrbeesn in the Dryn Goods
and Grocery business, and solicit les idon-
tinuance. They are now aEseiSisgoi their
Fall and Winter Stock of Ready-Made
Clothing, Prints, and a general assortment
Of Goods suited to the wants of the PEG.
PIE Those TRto are indebted 20 Us Us "a" Gan.
settle the same with Corn, Wheat, Oats,
and other produce, at cash market prices.
Our advertisement will appear next week.
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Fine TurnipS.

Rev. Robert Snead brought to our Of
Zee 'last'3#Soe i d couple df1tAe largest tuui-'
nipS we'have seen this season. q An ex.
pertinent tried y;itRR' them proved that
their quality was most excellent. ,d,Bhsy
were a sample off, large crop raised by
Mr.. Snead. After this example set by
the President of the East Tennessee Ag.
ricditutal Association, We ssxsppeactt % idd71eI
a perfect inundation Of turnips and other
good things! But VEN try I'D stand K.
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A Man Killed.

A man bba1mSsa SiayTtop, ~ hh & RogSsSFEt
Clayton, formerly of this county, was kill.
ed by apaFts,ofpspOn HiwasKesin in Polk
county, on Friday last. Clayton had shot
and wounded, Duff the former Shqriff of
Polk county, some time ago. Duf's
friends are supposed to have killed him.
We learn that seven shots out, Of twelve or
fourteA tJbklSGe1 = m y y II y
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Returned.

NSSSAA Ahcue
Captain W. L. Clark and his bride re.
turned safely on Sunday from their we'd
ding trip to Nashville, having been alb.
sent one..wesk. i Perhaps, after awhile, the
people OF Sweetwater will realize the fact
that the Captain has actually abandoned
the realms of bacherlorhood, notwith.
standing the entirely p~ppreRared state of
their minds 10 absorb such a conclusion.
They never intend, however, for any. one
else to play such a trick on them, never;
Of which due notice is now given to any
parties who may be contemplating an i'm
itatiOn of the GPStaHip'sfsYEs.stSE T.
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The Beautiful Snow. Z

East Tennessee papers have all chrOni-
cled the first arrival Of snow in their re-
spectiye localities. Ours came last We'd
nesduyi net enough to brag about, but of
very good quality, 1t is to be doubted
whether any finer snow has fallen this
season
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HOMES, HEALTH, HAPPINESS.

How To RI OBTAINED FuR FIVE DoLLARSl Plan
TATI'Ns, FARMS, VILLA SITES AND Town Ions
ut The Great Premium Land Sale, Aiken, ). 81
The Saratoga of the South" Az hours from
New York. The most delightful climate in It'd
world. Free from the rigors OF Northern vim
ters, exempt from Throat Diseases. yineyard4
and orchards in full bearing. For d~escripti 4
pamphlet, address with stamp,
j., G., DERBY, Augusta, Ga.
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Henry Russell.

The LOudOn Star, always before re-
mdrkable for its neat. typography, cane to
hand last week very poorly printed. We
also, noticed the absence Of III. y. Rus
self Publisher" FROM the head Of its col
pnpA Henry understands bis, business
andrhe has always keeps his Z part Of the
Star brightly shining, wehope he has
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S~hoemakers. Wanted.

w. B. Nick sldih' & Cog at Athens,
Tenn, want three, or. four good sober
Boot and Shoe Makers, immediately.
None need apply except good Jworkmen,
and they viii. receive good wages; , ,'a
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Winter.

Hih'Oi' t., .ar, .gr .-.iJpaW .'t.r1y Hr,
The severe frosts of therlast week or
two haye done their.w6rk etfectually, and
scarcely anything remains to remind the
eye Of the scenes of summer. Last week
was almost uniformly cold and dry-for
even the little effort at SNOW was a dry af-
fair at bssE Weather ppphets predictaa
very cold winter, and judging from the
start that has been made in that direc-
ton, they may, for once in their lives,
have guessed rightly.
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Pimples and brown spots on the face,
ErpptionssrB lotohe sIS crofuioqs Diseases,
au&alt sores arising from impure blood
are cured by DIR. PiorOe's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. As, an Anti
Bilious or Liver Medicine, and for habit.
ual constipation of the. bowels. it works
wonderful cures. Sold by druggists.
Pamphlet on the above diseases sent free.
Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Every ReaaingEG1Aa

Family il il N MonF6sfnd Adjoining, eoun,
ties shppld take ~. ESSAgRfFsE.ait, is
the largest county paperin East Tennessee,
and is'Atod With htsrtsti6g matter for
all. Tie paper will be- sent :tolaoy ud.
dress for q6 one ysF% receipt Of TIVE dol
lars, ,,ao, - ;, r..r ,~,,m7aaI i.,sy -i,I,dr
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-AloM
Another Trick,

A gentleman in Knoxville recently re-
ceiVed ,a1cireularfr from Al~swndling con-
Germ in st., Joseph, No, enclosing a ten
cent fractional currency shinplaster, pur.
porting to Be counterfeit. The scamp Of.
fersd to sell Sl9O wOrth'of them for $40.
OF course the specimen sent was genuine,
and ii the Knoxville man had invested, he
would never have heard from the St. Jo-
seph Spectator.
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer.
len AZ q missionary, discovered u safe md sim
pie remedy iOr the cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary AMI Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train Of Disorders
brought on by baneiul and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured by this nobl.
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, ! will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in II SEAL
ed.envelope, to any one who needs it, Free VI
Charge. Address JOSEPH T. lNMAN, Station
b, Bible House. New York City.
A MYSTERY SOLvED.-Fifeen Min ute,
N Private Conversation with Married L.ndie.
by one Of their humber. sent tree for tw,
stamps. Address Mrs. II. METZGER, Hanover,
Pa. y
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The New Year, with all its pmlitterinr

The New Year, with all its glittering
visions Of hope that mantle in gems Of
beauty the rosyI cheeks Of health, fails to
gladden. the heart of yOnder pale, sickly
and delicate female Dark aud gloomy
forebodings appear to settle upon her brow,
Her heart palpitates; her eyes are dim,
herintellect dull, her cheeks faded, and
her whole system writing with pain and
misery. 'H!l'l ''i'''| IN ri' "''
The use Of English Female Bittersw will
relieve her. of all these troubles, and send
q tAgltSjNynaHd gloNeEheaEthtbyougA.
out hST frSrhe restoring 4IeF IN health and
beauty rs thsoWarn embraces IF family
and 2f}l'g9dY 4MADHNlV
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tits An Easy Way

For men to make money By ~canvassing
for the E~SrERPRIsE, We give you Eve
dollars for every ten cash subscribers at
two dollars a year.
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The Enterprise.

The Enterprise.
We do not wish to indulge in any gas
cOnade in reference to the Improvement in
the ENTERPRISE. ;"
The paper speaks for itself.
a. Neither do we wish any one to take it
unless he believes that his money will bo
we'll invested.
We shall do our best to make il wor-
thy of the patronage of every readingfam-
lily in the county,, 90
. GhiA le sS&JnS Who win ty 10 &C..
along without it, and We shall do our
"lsvsl best" to get along without their
'upUOrtytA And itis our Onsste4nvictiOn
that both parties can mako the trip.
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& o FOR SALE,

WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
l. the 18th day OF January, 1871, one house
aud lot In S%weetwater, now occupied by James
NJ. Grant as a family residence, fronting the Rail
Road, $40 feet. II is a desirable location for
a boarding. or Business House.
TERMS: One third cash, the remainder In nav.
ments Of one and two Years at siI per cent. In.
tcress. WI. PRICE.
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Musical.

The Sweetv4tet Society Of Amateur
Musicians c~Ontemplateu giving before long
q series OF choice Festivals for the benefit
of the world at large. They Handel Mo-
Fart handsomely and Beet, Hoven badly,
and will no doubt create a'ssnsatiOn. 7''''
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The Senatorial Election.

In this Senatorial District General j..
c. Vaughn received, q majority Of sS7
votes over his competitor, Lowry. TO
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Removed.

Mr., A. W. J. Land has removed his
Tailor Shop to his house opposite the
S~weetwater Academy. Call on him If
you want good work done.
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Philip lyon; n paralytic mliser of Gin
'pinnat, assnttl ftqs a, barber to- shave him,
the other day, Offering to-; pay ten cents
for the job. brTHeli Barber, .h1keyeAr, de-
clinsd to, beard the Lyon iip Ills den for
any such sun,.s,d o;sr .'f-a! sr't,n rbrs 4.ffsa.
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MARRIED,

In this place on the 18th instant, at the resi-
dence of the bride, by Rev.R. NJ. Hickey, Cap
tain W. l.. CLARK AndsMfs MARY L. SHELDON.
In LOaudOn county, October 1lth, ut the resi-
dence of the brides father, by Rev. james
Blair, Dr.. s. T.. BLAIR and Miss Louisa Us
BORNR, all of Loudon county. it.. !,..rI
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Our Local Advertisers.

The readers of this paper are referred to
its advertising columns to find out who of
our merchants feel interested In their WI
as well as the success Of their local paper.
Those who advertise literally are sure to
give you good bargains. Patronize them.
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Unless you wish a premature death,
you will let all the poisonous hair prep
aratiOns alone. NATURE's HAIR REsToR-
ALIVE is perfectly harmless, as any drug
giSt will tell you. See advertisement.
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Take Warming,

A"nO ""hHh"6eD 5oHf T8FD
And'secgre your warming material by
getting coal while you can:a We heard a
gentleman gently. hint the other day that
he thought of retiring from the coal bust
ness. 1.-The .%shonIdy o,there. urs several
about here who will g, into, the cold bus
inesa A.. .~'s.) rs
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The Legislature.

This body viii convene in Nashville on
the first Monday in December, May ii
blow out as speedily'a as possible. Ha,'. ".'
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Acknowledgement

Once in avery great while something
turns up to make glad the stomach of the
printer. And nine times in ten it hap.
pens to be very soon after some ~lrstrate
fellow has had the good fortuna to secure
his own happiness for life, by getting jpst
the incest kind of a wife. If it were a..
for this marrying business, the printers
bill Of fare would seldom include anything
more recherche than mush and milk, OIL
dried apple pics; even these luxuries are
not often a~ttainable except in extraordina'
rily flush times.
In the completeness of his happiness,
u Efriend Capt. Lon. Clark semitic thi.
Office on Tuesday a large waiter literally
IYaded with rich viands, and with it tho
following note, which weHpublish Just to
let all his friends know how happy he
feels: o. -, go % uioL .,rn5,
SwEErwArtR, Nov. %, 1870.
MEssRs, WooDwARR,AS AND FsHER Ac-
cept the compliments of WI L. Clark and
Lady. o." emf 1905 7,iu7ii1e r'Irl.
ri And you old sticks 60 and DO likewise.
You say it has improved ny looks, and l
think it would make a vast improvement
in both of you. Respectfully,
a'ITUT II IWyt. CLARK.
We do not think we could wish the
Captain and his fairbridsrahy greater de.
grce,o of happiness than they will bselmOst
sure 10 kviov.L ~ IL 4 - J.
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The People

Regardless Of politics, will all want the
ENTERPRISE when they see this number.
Because it is large, newsy, spicy, and moth
ing iu its columns to offend any one.
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To be Hung.

Andy Williams the negrowhomurder.
.IuNEJt1
ed AdSlph Dsutssb,p of Chattanooga, some
two years ago. Will De hung in Hamilton
county on the 10Th Of next montbns. ,g. aos
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Bee advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis.
pensary, headed Book for the Million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-ip, another col
umn. 1t should be read by all. ly
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James G. Starrat,
At
TIE PEOPLES STORE

$ now receiving more goods and will keen
Il regularly Tor sale goR. Coffee, nice Sugar.
best Indigo and Madder, Alum, Coppcras, Blue
Stone, Pepper. Spice and Soda; also, Sardinr,
and Oysters of choice brands, Crackers, Oh.u
Cream Cheese, Candies, Raisins &c. Also,
HATS, shoes and Q%necnswnre.
lie wants Butter, Eggs, Onions, Dried Fruit.
Rags, T,llow snd other produce, giving s~atislar.
tion in exchange.
October 9th, 1870. Am