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Circuit Court.

Next Monday being the second Monday in
January, viii be the regular time for Circuit
Court at Jacksonville.
The civil trial docket, although it has been
rapidly diminishing for severalterms past, still
contains a very respectable number of cases.
But few cases have come in since the last term
The criminal business will be heavy. Two or
three cases for murder, and two or more for
demonstrating, win be ready for trial, besides q
number Of cases for Larceny, Disturbing public
worship, Profanity, Drunkenness &c.; so that
the legal gentlemen, who prefer the criminal
practice, win have ample opportunities for dis
playing their skill and elegance in that line.
His Honor, Chancellor Temple, appointed o
special term Of the Chancery Court to be held at
the same time, and place, for the purpose Of dis
posing Of some casesin which he is incompetent,
on account Of having been former counsel, &c.
On account of bad weather, criminal and
chancery business, it is not probable that o very
great proportion ofthe civil causes will be tried
al this term. Ii.
Water MIL Corn Meal, from Browder's Mill,
49, 8@-sf Nyrrvr0T q o., DApcT EV
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06
Election Returns.

The official returns Of the election in
this county, for delegate to the Convention,
have been received and stand as follows
For Convention, 440.
Against Convention, 81.
Jas. A. Coffin, delegate 443.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06
Returned.

Returned
Our young friend, DR.. N. I. Mays, has
returned from a visit to Atlanta, and would
be pleased to have a call from all who de-
sire to have their teeth cleaned, filed or
extracted. Office, over Bogart & Gains.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06

To lose the fifteenth amendment is to
lose the power Of the Radicals to assume
from Washington full control Of the cleo
ton machinery throughout the country
under the plea of enforcing that amend
mant.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06

The Sweetwater (Tenn.,) Enterprise has
entered our columns and prizes out six
jokes, for which he doesn't give us credit.
Take all you want, neighbor, but put our
name to 'em, for we want the reward Of
honest industry.
[Ralsigk ~, co. Standard.
Come neighbor you must be in error!
We have never yet copied IN original
'Joken from the STANDARD" If you
swami the reward of honsstindustry,"y you
will have to change the tone of your pa
per.
We copied an article some time ago,
from the "Standard," in regard to Cuban
affairs, and not knowing it to be original,
we credited it to an exchange. If the
Stokes" referred to we're original with the
eStamdGrd," you must look to some 9TH
err source for the "reward of honest indus
try" Perhaps some of your Radical
brothers can give you the proper reward.
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06

A number OF new advertisements and local
notices are unavoidably left out this week. They
will appear in our next.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06
Choice Family Flour, for sale by
NICHOLS & PARSLEY.
The Weather


During the past week has been decided
ly winterish, the climate resembling that
Of the Rocky Mountains more than that of
this latitude. Snow fell all Saturday night
and the greater part Of the day Sunday I;
had the ground been dry it would have
equalled one of your down-easters, and
we could have We'd with any Of our northern
brethren in sleighing with the girl of our
choice amid the merry jingling Of the
bells, but the most of it was absorbed by
the ground, Notwithstanding We had about
eight inches Sunday evening. Owing to
the condition of the ground it was render
ed unfit for sleighing, and we had to con-
tent ourselves with the sight of itand look
Jag at the boys engaged in throwing balls.
It snowed at intervals up to Tuesday, when
the ~refulgent rays of the sun shone forth
with destroying effect, causing a great
sIosh, which it is to be hoped will be fol
lowed by something better.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06

Near Fort Valley, at the residence ofthe brides
parents, on December l4th, by the Rev. s. H.. ].
Sistrunk, Mr.. JACOB G. SLAPPy and Miss STELLA,
daughter ofMaj. Sterling Neil, ofHouston county
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06

Browder's new Turbine Mill is ahead of al
other mills. You can exchange your corn fol
their meal, by calling on
NICHOLS & PARSLEY.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06

Water Mil Corn Meal, from Browder's Mill,
for sale by NICHOLS q PAkSLEf,
jan6tf
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-06
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TUESDAY. Jan. LIP. N.

The gold market was dull and without any
marked speculative movcment The opening sales were
made at la2I followed by decline to 1922 selling after
ward at 1921, 1911! and closing 2llTl2lE The steamer
silesa took out $4,000 in specie to-day The supply OF
cash gold was abundant, and weak holders were mueh
Inconvenience in carrying over their balances AS hgh
as 3Siths Of one per cent was paid for one day The
harp advance OF the past week has caused heavy sales
by purchasers low prices, and gold is now held in
weak hands
Atnoon when the clearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank should have been made, the entire street was
thrown into confusion by the action OF prominent
house connected with the Gold Exchange. the firm haV
Ing refused abide by the regulations OF the Bank in
regard TO deliveries and demanded certified check for
tho balance of their account for the day The
amount was about 100000. BY the rules OF
the Bank. all dealers are required to leave
their statements at noon, aud II their
accounts are correct balance is paid either in gold or
currency o'clock The action Of the house checked
the business Of the bank and the managers Immediately
returned TO the different dealers and re-
fused to make any cearngs forcing the brokers to make
their clearngs ex-Clearng House The Gold Exchange
Bank 1t is well known, suffered severely by the sepem-
Der panic, and Its capital was seriously impaired since
its reorganization has confined It's operations 20 clear
ing the transactions OF the Gold Room. The movement
to-day au Indication that the large dealers unwil
ling to trust their balances with the and that 1t
is generally desired that brokers shall the receipt
and delivery OF gold without the interference Of any
Clearing. House.
Government bonds strong and active. The de
mand for foreign account large, and the investment
demand for domestic account shows a steady increase
No large amounts Of bonds could be purchased at quota
tons At the close Of business prices were fraction
lower but the market strong and active at quota
tons. The Government today received proposals for
the purchase OF bonds account Of the Sinking Fund
to an amount equal the proceeds Of its sale yesterday
Of $4,000 gold The total amount OF bonds offered was
s3625 at prices ranging from lt42 to 1854 The fol-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
HlTg.mN

State bonds active and higher the general list
North Carolina, new, per cents were exception, and
declined to 2id2i; Tennessee per cents firm, ex
Coupons sold at 53i asa New 6per cents i9i di9s Vr
gnia per cents, 5O9jl Georgia per cents. 30 Mis-
souri, per cents, Sas7i Louisiana Leyee per cents,
GO Connecticut per cents 9s. G9) South Carolina per
cents were in active demand, under good inquiry from
Insurance Companies old per cents rs bid New
per cents were II bid and offered 49, and were spar
ingly offered at the advance. Railway bonds were In
good demand by investors, and sparlngy offered
Central Pacific per cents sold at 9lia91i; Western
Pacific per cents were In demand at 9O and accrued
interest in currency Union Pacific per cents dull
at Sliaslt Miscellaneous and Express shares were dull
Pacific Mail weak, aud declined under pressure OF
speculative sales to iO,, closing at lieEt.
Railway shares less active, but the market has
firm tone, and there continued demand TO purchase
by spectators. The transactions in New.York Central
and Hudson. Michigan Southern, North Western, and
st. Paul shares continue the feature OF the market and
large blocks changed hands both the Board and
Long Room. Reading dull and weak Illinois Cen
trail sold at 1885, Cleveland and Pittsburgh. s7es7i New
Jersey Central 95 d96: Fort Wayne Guaranteed
Chicago and Alton Common and Preferred, advanced
on small purchases 20 LAG: Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western sold at lO6tdl07 Boston,
Hartford aud Erie, 9ld9s; Morris and Essex,
So, Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central rallied lsl
dlsg After the Board the market unsettled by the
refusal OF Gold Exchange Bank TO make the clear
OF the day but at the Second Board prices
hrmer; NewYork Central and Hudson sold at 81, a9I;
NowYork Central and Harlem Certifcates,is7I Read
ing, ois; NVrthWestern Common 79i: Michigan south
ern, SOL Hannibal and 81. Joseph, lll Ate the call
the market became dull and steady; the transactions
were moderate amount and the market closed Arm at
quotations.
The 10 o'clock quotations at the Government Board
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE THRTY-YEAR BONDS Of the
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offer un-
usual asractons to investors. to holders of Gov
ernnent Bonds who may desire to convert the pres
ent premium into interest-bearing capital There is
a notable advantage in exchanging Fiye-Twentes
into these Securities. The amount is limited TO
g. 735OOO while the cash value Of the property ex-
ceeds .l0,OOo,Oo0. The road is completed. and in
operation, and receives Government subsidy as part
of the National Pacific Railroad. 1t forms the Metro
politan line of the Pacific coast and the main
into San Francisco. having the Overland and princi
pal Pacific lines feeders. The earnings are already
sufficient 10 meet three times the annual interest
liabilities, after payment of expenses. Only frac
ton of the Loan remains unsod. Rate, ~, and ac-
crued interest from January L. Orders will be filed
as received FISK * HArCH. Bankers Nassau-st.
GEORGE OPDYKE * Co., Bankers. No. IS Nassau
st. offer for sale the following desirable securities
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds Of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroads First Mortgage
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
LADY BYRON.
BIER INTEREST IN THE UNFORTUNATE
10 ne Editors Of The Boston Daily Adeert,ser:

10 ne Bditors Of The Boston Ddttu AdeeFtSef: =,
Lady Byron" Just offered TO the public Mrs stowe says
Particularly 70 noted in Lady Byron was ser peculiar interest
CSmsise vas one addressed to society ladies who b undertaken
ss 10 Ss t1euio1 s her seah It's publication greatly
assist TIE world understanding The peeuhaTte Of m winters char
In the present storm Of vtuperaton those who loved
Lady Byron seek above all things 20 preserve her image
ns they have always known IT, It is the image OF wo
OF immaculate purity and The widest charity or
perfect self respect iOned 10 tender consideration for
others; OF executive and enthusiastic philanthropy
united to perfect sefpossesson and clear strong Dfa
than the paper 10 which l suppose Mrs Stowe
70 a0de SEND yoS Mrs SSPy as M We'll 10y as yse
IN the form Of private printed circular inSloSeu IN
Lady Patroness 10 the effort in question: but her IN
etnctive deucacy always deferred her from public or
urged that any words OF hers would have great weight
on account OF her wcknown character, she wrote the
circular cannot he sure Of It's date, but nave
had it about fourteen years In the present strife OF
that no one woman IN the last half century has done
more than herself toward the educaton elevation on ana
ArrEAL.
,e Se5 condition Of love to God spi Tat the forgiveness.
o.ant pp via our M sns oy5 @' All e s . o & of a
Toward whom le7 exercise sueh affection IS the Gospel
h rui repudate them would ignore
e ae in her own form how ioycy might hey not QCer that
tbqie No. wond be rejected as AZ insult Irsed as an hgoe'
Ne deu then the meaas the very POSSIBILITY Of being freed from S
CO.. h % ~ them so CS,sn sce baa thi.i Gould We
that they might be vcoast Dare not
Hcr possible for them tenderness and
eonou 10 allow them 20 love see the witness OF
koher kindness than tbey have kno~ui
and through that blessed
psthv, God 10 the goddess
As,iuus missionaries better organization Indispensable
but preb all without charity Gratitude the Of heart
o heart
itself into Col and Tie grand
oredenpton dae human lies in the words, Who JIf
lOrsf
strong that faiths 20 forth learn
than teach have felt bond between
yOu and these degraded ones. recognize IL
While huWhy thankful for happier lot sy privileges the
of forfeited ths burdens
sh all be brought l ~h0 gave Hms for tie just
fer t.e unjust
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And the following for State bopds:

Money call .mOTe acIlVc, uHu IOIHs WvIV II0V
made than per cent in currency, until p O'CLOCK
when balances were offered at per cent on Government
bonds Commercial paper was dull. and the offerings Of
strictly prime paper did not supply the demand; in
feror grades were offered at l2als per cent
Sterling Exchange dull and steady at quotations
London, days, Osia1O8l; London sight, lc9i ioos
London (prme commercially co days, lOs4 el083; Pans.
long, 5IsB 45l7i Paris short 6l5S a5l5; Antwerp 6l5
65l7! Swiss, 51sl95.17I; Hamburg. $50 Amsterdam,
aOi; Frankfort 4O!; Bremen. 75i Berlin, 7l3
The transactions OF the subTreasury to-day were as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

Second Edios Nov Re,dIi
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
EEw BOOK on TIKI PEAR.
Az Illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByR. 7. QUINN.
practical Hoicutusi for suess gsvu Of Penn
Bist Ths sObjs napJ sss thoroughly treated srd. the
following heads:
VARIETIES;
ASPECT:
PREP1RATros OF THE soIL
DISTANCE APART
BKLECrIF0 TRKEs
DwARFs AND STANDARDS
TIhB or PLAHfIHGi
bioS!Sa TaEEs FROM rHE SuRsEarRow AND rAoKDo,
yAEIE1lRs TO PLANT;
nINIRIEG AND MULCHiso;
GATHERING FRUIT,
NLRKRT1N0 PEARS,
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE;
PROPA0ATIOE--BUDDfN0 AND 0RAfTIN0;
PRACTICAL spo0keTI0NB
ORCHARD RECORD
This Worn win b sani sonBlis prsss ashss for s Pear
frewsF, whether isr pIesssrs pfsst
On, vsians hssdsssly beusa 10 soh Prss eL By
rsssipt Of sHss rHx TkisuEL Essrsrh
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q. g. s70s. Coup.. so. ..llti1ll5
d. s. lO-4Os, Registered. lllt9ll9
q. n lQ-t0s. Coup ..... llli1
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

per cent Gold Bonds OF the Montgomery and
Eufaua Railroad. Endorsed by the State Of Alabama,
First Mortgage per cent Bonds Of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad 2 per cent Land Grant Bonds
of the Union Pacific Railroad and some primo 10 per
cent currency bonds.
The attention Of investors is invited 10 theso well.
secured Bonds. Full information in regard g. tbem
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
fering them for sale.
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF Missouri SIX rDR CENr
GOLD BoNDs, FREE OF GOVERNMENT Tax, Couros
OR REGIsrERED.- undersigned offer for ,ale al
moderate figure $4,000 of the above bonds. The
road is completed is morgagcd for less than onehai
IFS cost and is earning than double the nierei
on the loan.
Government and other securities exchanged ~ fan
rates. CLARK, DODGE & CO., No. 81 Nalst
ATLANTA CITY BOEDs.
We offer for Sale the Seven Per Cent Bond' ~ tie
Citv of Atlanta, Ga. at 30.
Interest Coupons payable January and Jnly, in
NeN York. .
V9ite of real estate owned by tie city,. l'ft0
Dft of the city, July l. sG9........;:....... '.25O
Real estate and other property subject TO
taxation ~
Income of the city at present rate Oi taxa .
tlOn...............-.- o, - '.'N
LANCASTER, BEowN Co..
No. - NaHai.st.
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THE MARKETS.
lc,r.,ul, reported for TEE rnIBrEs.I

IC.refuny reported for TIE TRBvNRl o., ,.-
ASfIESPois meet With steady and ar q, u,"A e t
i.lt snail, bo.eers are srh 81 = ' .
Ar. Inactive aud nominal Of 80 G04S33
BUILDING MAIERIALS-IEsIe "a ANe seAs' A'- f' a' y
follows
Pale Com. H.. g 81 ga od 90 eaule ol''''' '''.'..N,
n R. H. = " Oi0 ~ 1lEel ,l't'''''''.-
Crotol Frouls Y ". IS Wdl5 W 10ah Y OA'',,.
Philadelphia Fronts. ~ 0Gb W q, AH@ a. N
lire Brick No. A. onpon;; Y o1'''''''. ,
". r., de........ - hld19 w Lump " -. - ~
No. 2Splt Soap. ~ JJ4t' " LAs-s h'1t.'- - %
fhAa4-N D.. Il
Roseuda.e & bbL.... ~ J9a 'a N'ya seoa w. .-'
Igac. EAst GCtr.t, f.H. a. .
ppFSvAY eor,,nues doll a. 5dJ9c leiog h.,'ra "a
Southern. -..-z.,- ..... . p
and tie market heavy bldiIc Tor Ed 40 4-'- ''
BTOHns sellag al - " - ief e'hr1'
COTTON-TAe decllae 10 god, larger IefFs- ~ 'L-
vor,o. foteigp ,lvcs have bad depressing etec, s
md values are oa the market eong dgi ia ~
py here ample but rather poorly assoTiedi sses o 4 @
s evening. and 10 argel Of Eteh - Nefs 'l-.
all fr coosumpton and specu0ui fJt future Gf 10
a.. J,rnsrv de 40 Pebnsry. 100 Do IS J.! -0t.
2sic; 80 March 25. 30 Co., 2ic 10 April IS! ' t'
lg0 Nav 26e 2jJ June, 26c 10 March, 10 Apu la 90
h. New OTeaus January. private terms a. Oh t q 'F