The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-10-27
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Bale, the musical composer, died last week
in London, aged 81 Years.
Mrs. Fletcher is to lecture this winter on Are
You for Sale Her audiences may iud that they
have been sold. l... $3.50 aFt "i'a''
1t now costs each man, woman and ehildrin
the United States $1,000 each year to support
the government. What a luxury Radicalism Is.
Rt. Rev. CT. Quintard, Bishop of this Dio-
cese, preached at st. Paulls Church, Chattanoor
ga, Tuesday night. He was to have lcctured
last night and tonight for the benefit ofthe same
CARTch. 8aiyE4 O. Ssa o@
The Shelbyyille papers state that some of the
Elders Of the Presbyterian Church in that place
objected to the Rev. j. II. Bryson delivering an
address in c"OmmemmOratiOn of the life and SER
vices of General Lee in their church building.
The zinc works at Messy Creek, Jefferson
county, viii soon be in full operation.
The Shelbyyille American Rescue SAYS: ave
understand that Wisener, the-Rcbcl Radical
candidate ior Governors WHO reached home last
week, is in high spirit, and talks to his political
friends most hopefully. He is laboring under
the impression that since the Union and Amer
lean and John c.. Brown have proven that he
was a rebel and secessionist, he will get the De-
mOcratic vote. The old man is Visionary
Aosta's acceptance as candidate for the Span
ish throne is officially announced.
The Pope has formally announced the suspeu.
sion of the Ebumenical Council.
The Pail Mall Gazette referring to the appoint
ment of Morton says that athoroughly i]ncOmpe-
tent person is selected to represent the United
States in England, and is instructed first to bull
ly and next to threaten war. This incompe-
tent person hesitatcs, probably preferring a do
nestle skirmish with Democrats to war with
England.
The National Democratic Congressional Com
mittee, ina circular just issued, tender their
congratulations to the Democratic and ConsorYa-
tive voters OF the States in the States Of Penn
s~ylvania, Indiana and Ohio, for their recent
successes, and appeal to the Democratic and
Conservative voters of the States in which cleo
tiOns are about to be held to make further and
more determined elOrts-in behalf of their party
The State Sunday School Convention will be
held in the city OF Nashville, commencing on
the 2d Of November next, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Delegates are invited and expected from all the
Sunday Schools of all denominations in the State.
Such an assembly fthc Sunday School workers
of the State will be an interesting occasion, and
must and will result in great good.
Inc cincinnati commercial says the Phila-
delphia Press threatens the country with Judge
Kelley as the chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Means. This would make the defeat
OF General Schenck more generally deplored
than anything that could happen. 1t would be
.At Of the fry ing pan into the fire, sure enough.
Where is Maynard
Leroy Pope died recently in Greenville, Miss.
in the 10th year of his age. He was a LAWYER,
a maii of the highest literary culture, a chris
tian, and a gentleman in the largest sense ofthe
term. lie was once editor of the Huntsville Adj
yocate. Peace to the Ashes of one who was in
offensive, pure and almost without a fault. .s.
The Muse of History will have her hands full
this year-France, Prussia and Italy. What a
record it will be and what n contrast does this
fall present to the last, when society was. con-
vulsed by Mrs. Stoves nasty Byron story.
Some one suggests that as q new issue of
postage stamps is ordered, the head of Hon. II.
r. Butler be engraved upon them. But who
would lick them TO make them stick ?
The Philadelphia age says the Democratic
majority in Pennsylvania IN the Congressional
ticket will be over eight thousand. When il. is
considered that the negro vote was cast solid for
the Radical candidates, the Importance of this
victory will be doubly enhanced. = tgH .sJa'
Memphis now boasts of two military compa-
MES, thoroughly and handsomely equipped re-
presenting many of the best voting soldiers, sur
vivors Of the war, who served in the Confederate
armies.