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Ahead of the World.

H. L. Fry is receiving daily his very
heavy and complete stock of everything
needed by the man of family, the single
man or any other man. The dry goods
and clothing part of his establishment is
presided over by Mr.. j. A. Fry, recently
ofSt. Louis. Auction sales every Satur-
day, where wonderful bargains can be Sc
cured.
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$4,000 Boys and Girls

Wanted, one or more in every city, viii
lage and n~eighborhood in the United
States, to work at leisure hours for good
pay in cash. Pleasant, permanent, hon
orable employment. Write at once to
John B. Alden & Co., Chicago, Ills. Please
mention where you see this.
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Election.

Our friend Mat, Carter ESQ., was elect
ed a Justice of the Peace for this civil
district on Tuesday last, by a large major
ity. His opponent was nowhere in the
race. We have confidence that Mr.. Car
ter will make a first rate officer.
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Loudon.

Loudon. \i'- n, =,
The town of Loudon SHOWS signs Of inn
provement, The erudite editor, of the
Star is running a considerable brick yard.
The result of his labors in the latter di-
rection will go toward building o large
store-house. Loudon can congratulate
itself on having so useful an editor.
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Postponed.

The Sunday School Prize Book was not
awarded at the time designated owing to
some misunderstanding about the COM
positions. The presentation will take
place next Sunday morning, at which time
the Prize Painting for the best recitation
of verses will also be awarded. 1t is
hoped by the Superintendent, thct all
will be prepared to contest for each one of
the prizes.
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Improving.

Only one drunken man was seen in
Loudon. on Monday last. The town was
unusually quiet and orderly. Weheard
several citizens expressing themselves as
pleased with the general betuvtor~ Of ev-
erybody. 5NNN%N N3 3}}c TGS
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-09-29

The Dollar Farmer is the name Of a
new Agricultural and Family Magazine,
published at Louisville and Shelbyville,
Ky. Each number is handsomely Illus
trated. Send 10 cents for a sample copy.
Address, Editer Of the Dollar Farmer,
S~helbyville, Ky.
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! BELL HOUSE,
Knoxville. Tennessee.

THIS OLD AND POPULAR HOTEL, situated
l. at the corner of Main and State streets, is
again thrown open to the public. In its appoint
ments, rooms and furniture, it is second to no
hotel in the State, and the proprietor fatters
himself that he can give general satisfaction to
all who may honor him with call.
jullitf RANDOLPH ROSS, Pro'r.
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Senatorial Convention.

A Convention to nominate a candidate
for the State Senate from this District
will convene at Athens on Saturday, 0c-
tOber 9Th. 1t is to be hoped Monroe
county will be fully and properly repre-
sented.
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Remember

That delegates to the Senatorial Con-
v%ention at Athens are to be appointed at
Madisonville on Monday next. Monroe
county has deep interest in this matter
and should be represented by our very
best men.
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Suspended.

Suspended.
The Raleigh Standard has been sus-
pended owing to ''business complications"
May they never be less.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-09-29
Found at Last !

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n all Diseases Of the Lungs.
Globe E'1OwerC Cough SYrup
A positive and speedy cure for Coughs. Coils
and Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Crour,
Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, Bleeding of ne
Lungs. The most wonderful remedy ever q:
covered for the cure OF Consumption. Its effect
are almost miraculous in all diseases Of tsg
Throat, Lungs and Chest. r.fts
THE GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP
is without a rival, it is perfectly peerless, is
certain cure and is pleasant to take. Over 5Jlu
cases have been cured in the last six months 81
this wonderful remedy. Read the testimony Of
those who have thoroughly tested its merits.
Prepared only by
~PEMBERTON, TAYLOR & co,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Mabry Turner &Co.

This enterprising firm advertises large
ly in our paper to-day. Their high stand
ing in the mercantile world has been Sc
cured by their liberal advertising and
strict attention to business.
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Circuit Court at Loudon.

Circuit Court was organized in the new
county of Loudon Monday last. After
filing the bonds of the county officers, and
other preliminary business, the jurics
we're impanelled as follows:
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]. G. Wyley, Foreman; Darius Hud-
gins, H. N, Dale, j. G. Pennington, E. S.
Adkins, A. NJ. Cook, David Rogers, W.
r. Best, II. N. Segal, Preston Whitlock,
r. G. Afford, J. L. Crowder and W. j:
Wells.
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Take Notice.

Take Notice.
Daniel Heiskell, esq, advertises to-day
that he can furnish the very best home
made shoes, and frst-rate leather. He
will also pay literally for hides. Please
take notice.
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Withdrawn.

In a card of two lines, in the Nashville
Banner, Colonel A. s. COlyar, withdraws
his appointments to canvass the State. He
needn't to have been so short about it.
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Delayed Too Long.

Ameeting of Confederate Soldiers and
their friends, Especially from East Ten
nessee and Western North Carolina) is
called at Knoxville as soon as the ap
preaching election is ever. The principal
object will be to consult together for the
interests Of the famiiies of deceased SOL
diers of the Confederate army, and to de-
wise means forthe establishment of home
school for the destitute orphans of such
soldiers. Every one who feels interested
will be expected to attend. Distinguish
ed speakers will be invited, including
Generals Cheatham, Bate, Quarles, Brown
and Johnston, Hon. Jefferson Davis and
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For Stale Senate.

We are authorized and requested to announce
n. P. HIGHT as q candidate for the State Sem
ate, from this the 18th Senatorial District, subject
to the decision of a Conservative Democratic
Convention, should one be held.
We are authorized to announce General JOHN
G.. VAUGHN as a candidate for the State Senate,
subject to the decision of q Democratic and Con-
sentative Convention, should one be held.
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Speaking at Benton,

We were present at the speaking at
Benton on Monday between Messrs, Biz
Yard and Maynard, candidates for Com
gress, AS we arrived home only a few
hours before our usual hour of going to
press We cannot give the discussion an ex-
tended notice. Mr.. Maynard led off in a
speech of an hour, in which be tried to
apologize for the misdeeds of the Radical
party for the last ten years. His efforts N
this behalf must have fell far below the
expectations of his friends and admirers
We have heard him on many former Occa-
siOns, but his effort on Monday was the
poorest effort we ever heard him make.
Col. Blizzard, in his speech, came up to
the full expectations of his many friends
in fact, he far exceeded ours. The
manner in which he handled the Radical
party, the bond, the tariff and internal
revenue questions, showed that he was
thoroughly posted upon these national is
sues, ana that he meant business in this
canvass. Maynard has a man worthy of
his steel, and if he does not stir his stumps
he will be vanquished every time he meets
Blizzard in discussion. The people Of
Polk are delighted with their Congress.
iOnal standard bearer-the mountains, the
hills and the valleys, are ablaze for him
look for a good report, Blizzard put
the ball in motion on Monday, and we
predict for him a majority of four hun
dred in November in that county.--Cleve.
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j. b. Synnott, formerly connected with
the Memphis Ledger, died in hat city
last Thursday.
Judge j. NJ. Shanks, of Helena, has
been nominated as the Democratic candi-
date for Congress for the First Arkansas
District.
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II ENTERPRISE.
announcements
For ConprsSs.

I'VE are authorized to announce Colonel A..
BLIZZARD, of McMinn County, as a cadidate
for Congress, subject to the decision of a District
Convention.
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BOYD &EVAUGHN, Agents, sweetwater, Tennessee,
Ayers S~arsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

Inc reputation this eX.
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JOIIINGS ABOUT TO WN.
Mnslc Al Lhe Battery ,Ihs evening.

Music At the Battery this evening.
John Lyner, police doorman IN Manhattanyilla.
died Yesterday morning,
The body Of an unknown man was found at Pior
Q, North RIVER yesterday.
The Fourth and Madison avenues line Of cars win
run 10 EightY'siIth street irom this day forth.
The bark Alexander, from sngu pore. and tho
bgs Mozart and lcOna. from Rio JaneIrO arrived last
night,
Ilul h CoOgan, sged r. was 'ound dead In his room
In the rear VI Johu koChe's liquor sOe, s,5 Second
avenue.
TIE gnue of Lacrosse to be played on Saturday on
tho Union grounds WIliiamsburgli for the benefit Of
the lato Ar PiccOtts family bids iar TO be very
citing.
Samuel II Kirk. a letter carrier on the south side
OF Canal t"et s accused ON merchants OF the neiGh
bOrhood inabl read lie spreads letters before
them, ana tells them to pick out such as belong 70
them,
The Commissioners Of Docks yesterday rejected
the peltlon OF the Washington Ice Company To waive
payment ui I0nt Of llcr So, North RIVER. Bulkhcnds
wcr' orlcrd I" bo hunt at PicrS and nj the foot VI
rrpaTod.
The Mike Norton Association onjOyed their an.
nuAl picnic yesterday IN Excelsior Park. Some hncen
hundred persons part clpated Among the politicians
were ia hnnoraDle senator himself, with hb brother,
Aldermen Hughes, Barker Murray. and Mitchell Judge
Cox, and the Hon Mr, Kelly
The Aldermen yesterday adopted the resolutions
OF the Assistants IN relation to the death OF he late
gushing Company 10 lay plpeh throu nc slroeh Sai
referred Ihey tried tu cscind the pr mission tiYen 70
the Post once contractors ~ place FENCES Ia Ihe f1k
hni tAllAd-
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NEW JERSEF.

Hobokcn has a now Odl Fellows Lodge.
Ths New Jersey State Far opens in Wayerley on
Sept, 20.
% foot snake was captured in the Saddle River
DroOk day OF so ago.
Hiram Lodge. +. and A. M enjoyed their annual
picnic ~ Dudlcy's Grove yesterday,
Extensive fires are sweeping away the Pine forests
and ewumi covered with Young pues In Ocean county.
A large locomotive, destined for Peru, was yeser.
day iIpcd Ia boxes from the Rogers Works 40 Pater
son,
George Baker and Michael Welsh conf hdence ope-
rltnis, were arrested IN Ier'ey 'tty. having been
CausLI N The EG. v, ON .I.I...s Lot.s s,I..tr.
Mrs. Mary McCue was fatally burned on Tuesday
by the ignition OF kerosene, which she was pouring
upon stove lte IN her residence IN Jersey CITY.
One McGnnis, a distiller in Hoboken, has been
held In $500 bail on charge OF attempting to defGud
the lievenue oy dsrGurng the gSugeI's stamps.
A gny party from New York was enutertained on
"Wednesday at the Passaic Falls by the goo doOking"
Van Voorhs. proprietor OF the Cottage the Cld"
A son OF Mr.. j, Schweint OF Newark suffered am-
put,tion OF an arm yesterday. A cancerous tumoT
llnb.
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THE YoNKERs BoULBVABDs.

The Secret Of Dusenberry, Hickey DC Co.'S
Ludicreus Bid-Hesponsibie Contractors
Of Greater Importance than Responsible
Ssretios-what 10 Contemplated.
II has become generally known in Yonkers
that hsssrs Dusenbery. Hickey q Co.'S remark
ably low bid OF s1s5,oOO less than the engineer,
Col. Davidsons estimate for the construction OF the
westchoster boulsvards was brought about By
little piece Of sharp practice on the part Of Mr..
Hickey. II has recently leaked out, It Is said, that
Supervisor Msstertoo, Of East Chester accidentally
saw the proposals Of Messrs. Moore q Deckert, at
the residence Of Mr.. Edward De witt. one Of the
Boulevard Commissioners. Meeting Hickey, Mr..
Mnsterton. they say, very improperly informed him
Of tho amount OF the bid which he had seen. Hickey
thsreupon publicly boasted all over the county that
hs had seen Messrs. Moore q Deckerts bid, and
would underbld them. lie did so but the Boulevard
Commissioners refused 10 award him the contract,
not decmins him at all capable Of approaching the
magnitude OF the work 10 be performed. Mr..
Hlckey's surcties were GOOD beyond all question {;
but. as one OF the Commissioners said to a SUN
reporter, II have never known an instance when
contractor failed TO comply with the strict letter OF
his contract, of a cent ever being recovered from
his sure,ies."
I'VE wanted" said he, responsible principals,
and tina. was the main reason why the award OF the
contract was made TO Messrs. Moore & Deckert"
He continued 1.-THE bouleyards tnd avenues from
Ionkors to the Harlem Railroad will he constructed
in spite OF all oppositon and that you may depend
UPON"
Supervisors Flagg and Master,on under the ad.
vice OF their counsel, have refused to issue the
requisite bonds.
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The Fat Mems Association went on its fourth
annual clam bake at GregorY's Point, near Norwalk
Conn. yesterday Neither President Fisk nor Vice
Pres Lincoln attended, and the palm for obesity
and the Presidency for 1870 was carried on by VIM.
wmtock, who kckei the beam At 23s ias. The fol
lowinu are Trustworthy figures Fat men present
before eating. 30 tons clanis eaten 10 tons fluid
drank, 10 tons; al men after eating, 80 tons Among
the more noticeable American Lsmberts who dstin.
guishel themselves were W. II. Crossman, 2il
pounds: A. W. Craft, $50 Pete Weeks, 235 Pho
Lee 3S9 Andy simOns 10 W. II. CrOsamnn, ell
T. j. Cos, 80 and b. w. Naples, 2iS. At O'Clock
a drenching rain terminated the festivities.
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CURIOsIfIEs or CRIME.

An oyer.issue of tho stock OF the Northwestern
virginia Railroad Company TO the amount OF t5O0 wv
has been discovered,
In Louisville, on Wednesday night. james W
Breen entered the oflce OF W. A. SAndk aud attempted
10 shoot him. Sandig fred three shots, one taking
eject IN the heart.
day one white man wac killed and several were wound
ed. Three OF -four coored men were killed and niIce
or twenty wounded
AdOph Lubn, Frenclman, OF Boboken avenue,
Jersey Ciiy was arrested last night on charge OF as
saultng his wife Hc attacked her IA his house with
large Jackknife with which he attempted TO stab her
In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday, Henry
Hettrck was convicted of prr-onalag All ofhcor, and
obtaining money and drinks from two saloon keeper
on Second avenue. -Four months ia tfs PenIonttary.
The steamboat Florence, on her upward trip on
Tuesday morning. when of Thirty, fourth street. hrst
csme "a colisi N WITH Ihe steamer Ihos Is liglsr ard
Immediately Hfterward with tie st. AmbOat Plcasan,
Valley Such the violence Of the shocks, that the
passengers IN many cases were tTown 70 the deck and
ut tlmu there was really danger OF the Florence
being capszed These collisions were evidently noI
accidental, but designed. so says passenger.
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BhOOh LIN.

The Navy Yard has 225l workmeh-
President Grant and Secretary Robeson will ar.
NV 10 ash ngton this mOrniag,
Gen, H. {, SchencS has Leeu renon'inated for Con
Etess from the rhtd Disuct OF OHIO,
Senator A. 4, Morgan I(wite), OF Mississippi
was married. on WeinescaY TO hlss Carrie ulghgate
colOred.
Mary Brown wns held by Justice Lynch yesterday
on the charge of kidnapping q child OF Charles Nc.
lauLGim II Jamaica,
Ellen Thompson, who had been arrested for drunk.
enness, attempted suicide ny hanging herself In I'll
OF the Fourth avenue police station.
The Workingmeas League of the Sixth Senate.
rial District last night through Mr. Nelson W Young,
gave MT John II. Hennessey handsome gold watch
an cham.
TIE depostors In the Central Bank are very In.
dgnaht at the appointment Of she secretary Of that
sututiun a. receiver Au they say ho must have been
aware OF tile unsc una conllton OF the Dalk.
The Board Of Education, having made nm appoint
ment Of cadet at West Pout which proved unsaiisao.
tory to other canddales nave referred the subj ct
back 10 the Hon John q. Schumacher 70 make the scec-
ton himself.
Mrs. Adela McKeons. OF California al present Wis.
iting Mrs Waller, who daughter OF senator Eye, uf
Nevada. aud living on Lexington avenue, Is an lndo-
pendent candidate for Congiess from her district In
bar own STATE.
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.

The Belgian Chambers to meet on the 9Th Inst.
Cotton closed In Liverpool yesterday with up
lands at I'D and Orleans at SID,
Acotton commission dealer OF Liverpool, said "a
bilitios.
Consuls closed yesterday at Ss. fo5 money. 8sX
for account tWetwentics, G1s, S}ti G's " SIS 6lHi
Ten -lortics. tx
In the House OF Lords yesterday the hill remov>
ing political liabilities OF clergymen and the Educa-
ton bill were passed..
Finance amt the Baron d'AnethAn takes charge tho
Department OF Public Works dd interim.
Don Fernando has accepted prefer OF the crown
II sUain Manifestations were recently made against
the Duke dc sA.danha IN Lisbon ana al Oporto.
Newfoundland asked the Imperial Government to
allow the troops TO remain In the colony proteo-
ton Aealnst probable Fenisn nttacS, and was told
must rely uron Itself
An enthusiastic meeting was held early this week
IN hhdfid, ut which the Society for the abolition Of
snyerV revived aud rcorgAniZed. Senor CaslleAF
Secretary,
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THE STORM YESTERDIY.
Railway Tracks Torn Up-Trains Thrown
frcm the Trnck-Heavy Thundcr and
Terrific Lightning-widerpren Disn pter.

Terrific Lightning-wide-pre Disaster.
At Poughkecpsie. the storm was very severe
At spuyten DuYvil creek, the rails OF the Hudson
River Rsilrosd torn up. One Yonkers train
was thrown from the track, and others were de.
layei At Riyerdalc and other points, the track was
badly damaged
Al Carmel, Putnam county, the rain fell in tor =
rents for several hour., and the lightning was
sually vivid and frequent. the roll OF tre thunder
was for two hours almost incessenL
Al about . O'Clock Mr.. Jacob Tompkins's barn,
on the outskirts of the town, was strnck oy light
ming. the huid passing down through the building
killing anc horse and setting the nay on hge. In
about thEr the building was burned TO the
sroanL Loss, abvuI 81, 500; no Insurance
Patrick Morris was instantly iNfied yesterday
afternoon by the lehtniry opposite pit r,tideace In
18TH susct near the poulevsrls. A large tree In
Elm Park was also struck at the same time, causing
great CONSERVATION smong the picnic people.
The storm in New Jersey was unusually severe.
In Jerse! City several fac trees torn up by the
roots Al Bergen the Telegraph Loles were blown
down and the wires islinc over the Comnunpaw
avenue bridge prevented tbs passage of cars and
other vehicles for son,e time.
In Paterson the air was very dark, the streets
were 10 llel
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Latest from the seat OF War.

CARLsEUnE, Aug. 4.-The Prussian victory at
WCsssenburg.was decisive. The troops engaged were
regiments OF the Fifth and Eleventh Prussian Army
corps, aud tho Second Army Corps. OF Bavaria, led
BY the Crown prince In person. The French force
consisted Of Gen. Dous,'s Division Of Marshal Mac
Mahon's corps.
weissenburg and Goshlll, In the rear OF that
town, were carried by storm at tho point OF
the bayonet, after obstinate resistance. The
General who co ommanded the French in the
absence OF Gen. Douay, was killed. with two officers
OF his stan. The French encsnpment, Que lpieee Of
artillery, 800 wounded prisoners, including many
Turcos, fell into the hands OF the Prussians. =
Oh the German side Gen. Kirehbach was wound.
ed. The Grenadier Guards and Fiiteth Regiment
suffered severely.
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PERSONAL INrELLIGEy EyOs.

Judge Benedict presided al the Alumni dinner Of
Vermont University.
On Archbishop Purcell's return from Rome he ID
TO be formally received In Cincinnati
Charles Y. Norton, ex.President OF the Common
wealth Bank died In Phladelp Plata yesterday.
MIR. lie Moyne Burleigh OF the brooklyn Eagle was
married yesterday TO miss Kato D. Judd In Laconia,
N. II.
The Fourth Reformed Presbyterian Church OF this
city has invited the Rev James Kennedy. OF Newtown.
mayaddy Ireland. to be their pastor. lie has ao-
cepted.
The Democrats OF the Tenth Illinois District have
nominated Judge T.. T. Rice for Congress- The Ilepub-
lcsns OF the Eighth District have nom mated Col Jona
Merriam,
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A Church FIutter In Eliza beth.

Much indignation is expressed in Elizabeth at
the recent unchrstian conduct OF the Rev, M,
Milne, formerly Presbyterian minister, and now
principal OF the most fashionable academy in the
city. few days ago. the pastor being out OF town.
this gentleman requested to ofciits at the fu-
neral OF child that Ind died suddenly. He ut once
hastened 10 console the bereaved parents and when
they returned from tho grave presented bill OF
ti0 for services rendered" Feeling is so strong
against him that yesterday lie sought the gentleml
from whom he received the foe" and offered to
dignantly dec lined.