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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-11-02

"YOu Know How It's Yourself"

Dear Nellie, Sunday night, you know,
| hadn't much to say,
And yet it was twelve o'clock or so
Before I went away
You saw that half the time | watched
The clock upon the shelf;
Oh, Nellie how wished you might
See how it was yourself.
| wanted so to tell you, ....
What I've waited long to say, .
But my heart and spirits faileu me,
My courage died away;
Now, Nellie, only listen
You roguish little elf;
Pm sure you'd pity me, at least,
If you knew how it was yourself.
Excuse me. Nellie, darling,
I've loved you loug aud we'll;
Then let me keep this little hand,
Nor all my hopes dispel-- ...
| love you more than all the world
Can give of power and pelf,
But words are weak when hearts woul'
speak uhu.. #.
"Iou know how 'tis yourself"
Her lips but family quivenng,
Her Shy glance upward thrown
| gently drew her to my side,
My beautiful my own!
We sat there all the evening
"Twelye p came from the mantle shelf
The rest you may imagine-for
"YOu know how It's yourselfp
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The RightS Of Wen.

Herewith we give list Of II few un-
questioned rights Of men, merely as Va
ration upon the rights of women,
which have been more fully discussed.
The list, it may be mentioned, is not eX-
haustive: To fight; to work at the pillow,
the sledge-hammer, the tbellows, the anvil
to cut down trees; to build houses: to
dig cannals, construct railroads, make
steam vessels, cast cannon, create cities,
climb to the top of the mast when the
seas roll and the wind blows; to furl a
sail that will save the lives of forty fe-
males passengers; to chuck coal into the
furnace; to feed the fire that heats the
water that makes the steam that urges
the ship that bears the husband that
loves the wife to the house that love
built in the city that men built; to stand
in the pitiless storm at night, and guard
the slumbers of town; Or, i'll the front
Of battle brave the assault that would
oyerwholm ballot and bonnet, and life
and liberty, Or, when the fierce flames
lick the chamber, to mount through It's
te}Tors to save u woman who has tainted
with u child clinging to he" bosom, and
not to get the incest parts of the turkey
or q chicken, or any thing else, if u wo-
man is by and wants them. .......
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NEAR Mar ITIi

NEAR MAH-rTpA, Ga, March 81, 1870
Messrs. Vim. Ruot n S0n.---Dcar Sirs Some
months ago bought bottle of Bradfeld's Fc-
male Regulator from you, and have used 1t in
my family with the utmost satisfaction, and
have recommended tito three other families, and
they have found it just what it is recommended.
The females who have used your REGU LArOR
are in perfect health, and are able to attend to
the;l household duties, and we cordially recon-
mend it to the public, Yours respectfully,
Rev. II. Il. JOHNSON,
We coul add Il thousand other certificates {;
hut we conSiderthe above amply sufficient proof
Of its virtue. All We ask is II trial.
For full particulars, history of diseases and
certificates Of its wonderful cures, the reader is
referred tn the wrapper around tho bottle.
Manufactured and sold by
lSISAl FIELD n CO.,
Price 81 80. ATLANTA, GA.
Sold by all Druggists.
iunclj, j,'7l.ly
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IT LEADS TO HAPPINESS
A Boon to the Whole Race
OF WOmum.
DIR. }. BRADFIELD'S
Female z c gul a%or !!

TT WILL bring on the ucnses relieve all pain
l. at the monthly Period :" cure Rhcuma-
tisn and Neuralgia of Back and Uterus; Len
corrhWa or "Whites," and partial Prolapsus
Utcri check excessive flow, and correct all ir-
rcgulnrities peculiar to ladies'.
II will remove all irritation of Kidneys anl
Bladder relieve CostiveneSs purify the Blood :;
give tone aud strength to the whole system /;
clear the skin, imparting II rosy hue to the
check and Cheeriulncss to the mimi.
Il is rs sure cure in all the above diseases
as Quiniuc is in CEills and Fever.
Ladies can cure themselves Of all the above
diseases without revealing their complaints to
any one, which is always mortifying to their
pride and molcsty
1t is recommended by the best physicians and
the clergy.
LAGRANGE, Ga, March %, 1870.
Bradfcl X Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Dear Sirs II
take pleasure in stating that have used for the
last tweuty years the medicine you are now put
ting up, known as DR.. j, Bradtfeld's Female
Regulator, and consider it the hest combination
ever gotten together for the diseases for which
it is recommended. | have been familiar with
the prescription both MS practitioner Of mcdi'
cine and in domestic practice, and can honestly
say that | consider it II boon to suffering ic-
males aud can but hope that every lady in our
hand, who may he suffering in any way peculiar
{" rurir SEX, may he able to procure bottle, that
rheil iieruys may not only he relieved, but
that they may iG restored to health and strength.
With II" Ail lest regards, very respectful
ly, y. Il. FERRELL, NJ. b.
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Underwood and Maddox, two of the
young men imprisoned at Raleigh, N. G.
on fresh charges, after they had sued ont
warrants against the United States Mar.
shal and his Deputy, for arresting and
imprisoning them wrongfully in the first
instance, Wore released from jail on Sat
urday, the 7th inst, and on Monday they
went before the Grand Jury Of the coun-
ty, laid their ease before that body, and
n true bill WAS at once found against the
A[arshals for imprisoning them contrary
to law. The Grand jury is composed OF
u majority of negroes and white Radicals
II is understood that the case will not be
tried before next spring.
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w eeGl
FAMILY FAVORITE SEWING
MACHINE.

SOME OF ITS POINTS OF SUPERIORITY.
TT Is the lightest and fnstest-rnnning of any
i frst-claSs shuttle Machine.
1t has more room to admit Of work unler the
arm.
1t is cleaned and oiled with much less trouble
every part being in plain sight,
1t is less liable to get ont Of order--thcrc be-
ing no acting springs used in its construction.
1t has the most simple and effective feed de-
vice.
1t is decidedly the simplest and most durable
Machine in the market.
1t is easier learned to operate than any other
Machine.
ESy" BE SUREeG! to examine IT before
buying any other Machine.
STACY II ANGEL, Gen'l Ag'ts.,
lO2 Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
Bogart & Mayes have this celebrated Machine
for sale. Call and let us show you how it works
and we are sure you will buy 10 other.
ie6 '7l-tf BOGART & MAYES.
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"a" Subscribe for the ENrERrnIsE.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-11-02

IUVIVIVIV IINNITID
OHiy OHc CLGHgc EtiToH CLGHOUocg
amt 81. LouiS.
This is the short and quick route West and
Northwest, heinz from
rs TO 100 MILES SHORTER
an hyth any other route. Ana equal, ifnot bet
ter than any Liue to Texas, ARKANSAS and the
Mississippi
Emigrants by this route win not he put in Box
Cars which have no fires, seats or comforts Of
any kind hut will have excellent Passenger
cars, thoroughly heated and well ventilated
Remember tins and give us trial and see if We
do not do as We urOpose
p,t,s, ,,F 1l,,,; ;g.,.,,, u, o,,, 30. g. 1l,,,,.
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auruon 5qIes-~faiure uaps.
By W. Y. LHITCH & B. s. BRUNs,
AneffonaArr

CtAROLINE LARENDON ET Az, PLAIN
" TIFFS, ys. AdalIne w. Emanuel, Defendant
BY virtue OF an order OF Ito me. directed,
Issuing out Of the Court o. Common; Pleas for the
Wits win sell / at Public Auction, on THuas5AY, W the
10th day OF March, 1s7l 81 the Old Postomce, east
end of Broad street. In the City of Charleston,
!. Ali that LOT OF LAND, on the north side OF
Bull! street. near the corner OF Smith street; mea.
inches 80 feet inchesj 8nd the same on tho
north line, and IN depth one hundred feet qos
1eetl De the same more or less. Bounding n0rth
scrioed below, west on Lands now or late OF
StemmermaD, and south on Boil street.
2. Also. al that other LOT OF LAND, adjoining
the above describea Lot to the east; measufingiI In
'front.' en- Bull street thirty feet eight inches 80
feet inches) and the same on the north line, and
In depth on the cast and west lines .one hundred
feet Zoo feet,l be the same more or less. Bound
ing north on Lands now or lare OF Seyie, east on
lands now or late OF Seyle, west on the Lot above
described, and south on Bull street.
8. Also, the. .Unexpired Lease OF al that LOT OF
GLEBE LAND, known by the No. q, In the plan OF
two and half story Wooden Tenements thereon,
known as Nos. rs and ~, Wentworth street, q few
doors west OF 81. Philip street bald lot measuring
In front on wentworth street sixty feet, by one
now under lease from the vestry ana wardens OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of st. Michael's,
dated 25th March, 1894. for tho term OF thirty oRe
years, expiring 25tn MARCH, lbeo, suDlect 70 y
rental OF $ST 97I100 per annum, payable annually,
on the 25th Of March In each and'every year, with
the right of,renewels from timerto time forever
and the usual conditions Of Giebe Leases. This
property has never been without tenant, and
now rents for $736 per annum.
Terms-One.third in cash; the balance In bonds
OF the purchasers bearing seven per cent interest,
payable annually In one and TWO years, secured
by mortgages OF the premises; buildings to be In
sured and policies assigned. Purchasers to pay
auclloneers' charges for all papers and stamps.
Y. J. TOBIAS,
feb23 mh716 Special Referee.
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Hotel Arrivals-Februnry 2a.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


j. NJ. Cook, Q. F. Chatham, South Carolina;
W. 3. Lawrence and wife, Columbia; +. P. Hunter,
William Gormau, Chicago; A. Ii. Beris, Columbia;
R. G. Lamar, South Carolina; joan 8. Reese,
Baltimore; Alexander Mckenzie, Florence; !. W.
Dyches, Leesburg, Fla; J. n. Danforth and wife,
New York; ]. b. Bronson, Mars BluG; John X.
Davenport and wife, Brooklyn; John Still and
wife, New Jersey; A j. Peters and wife, NJ. Van
Nessin, @. I. Haalhaway, Boston; J. o. Wilson,
New York; w. Il. Lippincott, wife and child
Philadelphia; E. M. L'Ensle, Florida; d. o. D.
sprIggs City; George D. Gnchrist, South Caro-
lima.
PAVILION HOTEL.
]. E. wilkinson, BrookIyn; G. ]. Myers, Eon
West, Marion. S. c.; B. Baruch, Marion U. Hi b.
Tyler. orangeburg, s. O.; J. q. Haws, Tennessee;
r. Covers, Yemassce s. c.; p. Muilarky' SaVan-
nah; Daniel A. Hurwood, Waterboro, s. G.
MILLS HOUSE.
Henry Deary, Nd; Francis Clarke, Harry Les.
lie, Chas. E. Donahue, F. Brown and vile ana
daughter, New York; A. ]. Ransom and wife, Bal
timore; J. Gorham, Savannah, Ca; G. w. Lax,
N c.; Abram Thomas, Jersey City; 7. ]. Brown,
us. a. Miles, Co.,: James Thomas, New York.
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The ACADEMY OF Music Hamlet mas given
al the Academy last evening to fair house, and
with lolerable success. Mr.. Buchanan is hardly
DUAL, however, 10 the eXacting requirements Of
he itle.r.le, and his Hamlet, though bearing evil
deptrmasks Of care and study, isdetectiye in er-
lis.iSsf sfofoe aud symmetry. His Qwn advice to
the pias ets might, ina niagated form, ss applied
10 his some hat overwrought treatment OF Shakes
neares subtle ideal. The scenes with The Queen
ANA at Opheha's grays-pcrhaps the test scenes
OF he play-were hardly adequate to the coca:
sions; aud in severa OF the soloquies MI.
Ruchanan's voice, whicr seens to be affected
by passing hoarseness, falled to convey
the iull expression Of The famous words. Where
the greatest have but partly succeeded, hyper
criticism would, however, be UNJUST and Mr. Blu.
chanan may fairly claim for his !mpersonation a
thoughtful ami, in some respects, OIL original con-
cepttuu. The impor ant part Of the King was en-
trusted to Mr. Brent. Whose murky and meio-
dramatic rendering can hardly be accorded very
high praise Mr.. Kendalls Polonious was unfor.
tuuately unintelgblc; but he turned up as the
Crave Digger in the fifth act with considerable
effect. Taken for all in all, the support was mo-
deralely good.
Tonight Macbeth.is announced, and on Satur-
day matinee for ladies' and children will be
given, on which occasion the favorlte play OF
'The aarble Heart" Will be presented.
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By JOHN s. RYAN.

A UCTION SALE OF THE WELL BUILT
IN BRICK STORE second building east OF East
Bay street. south side. on the street leading to
Accommodation wharf.
I will sell at public auction on TUESDAY, the
Tth OF March proXimo. at IL O'Clock A. n, ,atthe
north OF the Old Postoff1ce,i 'ts
The following valuable REAL ESTATE, viz:
All that LOT OF LAND, situate, lying Ind being
on the south side Of the street leading 70 Accom-
modation wharf, tand adjoining the store recently
occupied by Messrs. J. F. Dawson.l measuring
40 feet front on the north BY AZ feettn depth on
the south line, with an alley feet q inches In
width running from north to south. and the Build
ing thereon, consisting OF well built two'BtoH
Brick Warehouse, fronting on the street. covering
the surface Of Lot be the same more or less With
all tile rights, members and feredltaments inct-
dent thereto, or any manner appertaining TO the
same. 's.t.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for convey.
ance and stamps The titles are indisputable, ana
possession given immediately.
street. leb22
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. ].

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. 40 r,
cases of A. FINE LoSGcl OH, only loc,
formerly 12Ec - - ~ -
4. 4.csses Of "a Fine Lnnscloth, onl SHc, fosmer
. ly 1oc
formerly 15-to25c
cases 10 a Fine Sllettlng, only s116c, formerly
cases 1914 Brown 'shceilng only S1lc former
ly soc
cases is in. Pliiow.case sheetipg, only II 7Be
formerly 20c.
500 dozen. Al-Linen, HucE Towels, 81 per dozen
worth 81 rs
500 dozen, All. Linen, Damask Towels, ST 25 and
S. worth 81 30 and S. so
leo pieces o. inch Diaper, 81 80, worth 81 go.
A large and well selected STOCK OF TABLE DAM.
ASKS Crashes. Napkins aud Doylies, at cores
poRdihgly low prices.
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A DANGEROUS CHARACrIR.-John schar-
long was arrested early yesterday morning
assaulsing and stabbing ooy-Charles Williams
with knife the day before, in Hogan's stables,
Spring street. The prisoner was Intoxicated at
the time, and the stab is so serious that 1t is un
certain whether the boy will recover. Schariong
is, It seems, dangerous character, as there are
10 other warrants out against him-one for
assault and battery, and the other for assault
with intent to kill. Being unable to give the
necessary bail, he was committed to jail to await
his examination, which comes OF to-day.
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William Mckay will sell at II o'clock, at his
store, horses. sashes,'&c.
John G. Mliuo7 & Co. vii! sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, ladies hats, clothing. &C.
Jeaords & 'Co. viii sell at O'CLOCK: as Their
stores, butter aI'i apples.
A. c. McGiiEray will sell Of Il O'CLOCK Ut 'ne
OIL oostofflce, zeal estate
J. e. Bowers viii sell At Il O'Clock, at the old
.Pos.oftice, reai estate.
J. +. Mataewes vil sci! at Il O'Clock, at the old
Po..o!nce, real estate.
T. Humphreys vii. sell at IL O'Clock, at the old
Posio!fice, real estate.
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HuRLEY's DoISGs IN REAL EsrArE.-The Co
luubia Union, OF yesterday, says: "Fhe world
moves, and so does Mr.. Timothy Hurley. iester-
day ne visited his four acre lot, known as the
Preston lot, near the Charleston depot, where iu
process oerect!on, are thirty cottage houses,
containhg gaoutdTfooasbeloS alatweabo oyaiafes
foundatl5as- ft. sixtean-of sae: tsaemsnts in'
Hurlsyvrte arc already lad, and 81 teen more
commenced. MIR. Hurley and General Dennis
have purchased the 'Kinsler' lot OH Arsenal hill
and propose to erect like number OF lenemens
housas thereon.n
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feh2a.mh7.16
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctioneers.

DWELLING AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
~ Will he sold on THURSDAY, second day OF
March, at IL O'Clock, in front or the Old Post
Office, z.
That deslrably located DWELLING, at Mount
Pleasant belonging TO E4tste OF 4lkell,l having
fine view Of the habor and city, containing six
rooms and all necessary outbnildings. Lot
measures 175 feet on west or harbor 'front.' by l25
feet on north line, more or less.
Terms-0ue-half cash; balance lin one year,
with bond and mortage OF the premises; building
to BIZ INSURED and policy assigned. Purchaser 70
pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
fph m
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

GALE POSTPONED BE SOLD
- THIS DAY, o3d Pcoruary, at the Old Post
ONCE Broad street, at II O'Clock,
All that TRACT OF LAND on Pom Pom Neck,
Coleton County, known as Pine Island, the prop.
erty OF DR.. F. y. Glover, cont aiming 1000 acres OF
Land. Bounded on the north by Cattle Island
and the Hope Plantation OF E. Barnwell Esq on
the east By the Lands Of the late Colonel Ashe,
Mrs Wayne and the Village; on the south by the
Pom Pom Neck Road and Lands OF the Estate OF 7.
Raven Mathewes; and on the west by the Ashepoo
River and Ell0tt's Out Creek.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay ]. F. Mathewes
for papers and stamps. feb23
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By l. S. X. BENNETT.

Dy i. 81 u. DENNEIIs
E,YECUTORs OF THOMAS BENNETT
-E vs.. Jane NJ. Bennett, ct ala Spendld Resi-
dence-Under Decree Of the Court OF Common
Pleas.-In Equity.
viii be offered for sale on WEDNESDAY, the
ssh March ensuing, at public outcry: at the Old
Pos.6ffice, corner OF Broad and East Bay streets,
In Charleston, at II O'Clock,
One OF rlle most attractive RESIDE DENOES at the
South, built by the late Governor Bennett for his
own use, Immediately adjacent to the Ashley
River, and In full view thereof
This very fine Dwelling is three stories high,
with extensive piizzas, all facing the south. Both
basement and attic are fitted for occupation.
The parors are elegantly finished, both In the
second and third stories, and the number or up
right rooms In the Residence are twelve, most OF
the same being large and airy, with high ceilings,
besides dressing.rooms and attic. Gas piping
runs through the entire establishment. On tho
premises are complete and extensive outbuild-
ings with three large cisterns aud conservatory.
The fruit and dover gardens are quite extensive
and contain many choice plants.
The Lot measures three hundred and forty.eight
(3IS feet. BY one hundred and ninety.fou tls4
feet be the same more or lcss; Is high and DRY
one, having been always exempt from preVannG
fere.s, and Is located In the northwestern portion
OF the city (the fashionable porion,l on Lucas,
Eear Calhoun streets, having to the east an open
square running from Lucas 70 Gadsden streets.
This splendid establishment oner5 tne largest
inducements either to Northern purchaser de-
string all elegant residence at the South, tn the
winter, or to q Southern purchaser who would de-
sire an open and convenient residence for tina
whole year..
Conditions OF sale-one.flth cash; balance In
four equal annual instalments, with interest from
date payable annually, at per cent, secured by
bond with mortgage OF the property. with policy
Of insurance on the buildings assigned. Pgrcha-
ser to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
y u q. !. sEMMfsGisR, sENMsEsGi Executors.
jan6-s,e,lz z25-febl,7 10, Il, 20 2s 2s-mh14,e7,S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-23

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF THE ET1wAN
GUANos.-By the announcement Of Messrs. W. G.
Bee & Co., in another column, it will be seen that
q very important reduction has been made in tie
price OF the Etiwan gulnos, OF which they are
the agents. Those whe have not yet purchased
their manure should not overlook the cheapness
OF the Etwau.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-23

The STAR SPANGLED BANSER.-Thc auniVer-
sary ofthe birthday Of the Father of his Country
was duly honored yesterday, BY the ho!sting Of
the ensign of this great and glorious Republic on
the various public buildings Of the city. The con-
sular offices also displayed the colors of their re-
spective natIonalties, and gave great assistance
In sustaining the nagglng interest Of the PEOPLE.
On the Guardhou-e the hosting was for time
suspended, there being no halyards through the
top of the statI An enthusiastic individual how.
ever, poon appeared on the roof, and clamberiug
up he lofty pole with The line in bis reeth adjust.
edit at the top. The flag was then tied on, and
ere long ioated trumphantly ores this strong
hold. The day was prorilfous one for the dis
play Of bunting.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-23

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER!
In Velvet and Leather bindings, Is cents; o.u
price 90 cents. In Velvet :Ind Leather bindings,
SIS cents: old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 IS. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 40; old price 81 so.
BASEL sr. BAZAAR, AND No. 1sl king ST.
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How COLONEL CASH RECEIVED AN INTRUDER.
The Marion Star reports that Colonel E. B. G.
Casn was calle to his door one night last week
by some unknown parties, and asa5on as he ap-
peared on his threshold, the robbers ordered MIN
to give up his money. The colonel, brave to
fault, responded with his repeater and quietly re-
turned to his chamber, Without excitement or
further inquiry. He was sosn after Informed that
the account OF one of the party lad been Cas'led-
he Wa rouud dead near the colones door,