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New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
POLICE COURTs.

In the Court Of General Sessions, before Judge
Mo No. 35 Huison sentenced to FIVE years
inp lard .Mchs Cunnngham stealing watch
coag from No ll9 WsshDgon, STATE Prison I've years
AT the TOmbs Police Court, YESTERDAY. Justice
committed John Burns cripple fo having struck Wm Bani
"a % and seriously wounded him, during
SO Frederick Vedeckbug clerk for Charles
Auryet s fuont committed for having forged the Of
certain t o. goods Of which be obtained 80
Samuel Rspp OF No. 81 hOuosesve- Brooklyn Louis W.
Pffr o. 70 g. Eas: Onehundrt committed
for Pcprang 80 onng 70 his employer John NJ Jones OF No
l Ceisst Mary McSa committed Tor steanr wales contain
ing IS ron Psnek Daf JemAn while viii htr N low Water
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judge
poEng Timothy Sullivan, for stealing property worth $50
to the House Of Reuge George VIII
stealing Of pSnO0ns from Nathan Bosn, Pen
months Frederick MCue stealing vine from vessel
Dec o. 1870 hned $50 for three months to the
John Cobett ssau and battery
stealing bedclothes
John Jackson, stealing bekn robe
Thdaye. and SItythrs, months Char es
smi,h, stealing wearing apparel four months
AT the Essex Market Police Court, Joseph OlIn-
iofN Twenty-ffht comm TIED yeelsJ o
charge rohnz Of gold watch anl portrait ue
Poue-os $40. John Mcclure OF No - eu a9
charge of teang from Si NJ Dnggss store No ZS
fuder OF No ~ ChTysest
lc6 ~ stasg frn "Gentemeus Paro-' in The Grand
Crtrsl Hotel belonging to William d. Seoyil
No Brooklyn Samuel Nenon PLEADED guilty
attempting oyros' from The clothing store
Mche editor Of Ia Ldnere charged Win bens
Of Hse Bund commenced but no
developed sld Aer Tie testimony Of Nj bHs TIE
adjourned.
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CIVIL NOTES.

The death Of the Hon. David R. Floyd Jones
was officially announced yesterday by J. Henry Nco in
The General Term OF the Superior Court Judges Mcneil
TprSs ana Spenccr presiding The Court, In which Mr..
Jones long held an mportau position Clerk then ad
iourned out Of respect t. his memory.
In Part H. of the Superior Court, before
Judge Freedman Henrietta Macarthur sued Peter Cassidy
for $4,000 on account Of injuries which she alleges he IN
I'm tbe tenement hOISe No 3ll East Thirty eiehthst
during quarrel about stove. The jury found Tor the
Mai If i tx
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Nc steamship MSils
P4SSENGEPS ARPTVFD.

FROM SAN FRANCISCOIn steamship Heury Chabcey jan loK
b. Lane DR. g. W Fuller Lee Johns hrs Lso
renee and chill M. MARKS Miss Samish, Mis- Nellie MeGcn Nm
Bncksn Shaukand and wife F. ro John Welch j. A. w
and Jsmes Bcm Mrs MARY Peters Miss MARY Bogue David sousc
wife and infant A. H. HgIlbu J. D. Ruecs and wife NJ sp.ero
r. Potter Jacob F. Leee and wife From AspinwalM Famsso
and child M H. McCod Nelson Butler Jas Aea Capt Levi "
Valentine Hin r J. Comer j. Yar1um j. r. and J. A
Game Capt PIKE and wife l. r. j. Capt Jlo. Haw
r Panago Brooks c. Malcolm D. Sawsgo Dr. A. Leck
de Panther DR. Watson Capt Lexis r. MetEer, H. Otto g. Rich
9rdson Mr. Lormul wife and child, hs MOrrell, MoreI
Bnona wife and children Sherwood T. Kelly Parker H. HI
Nel j. Goey r. l. Onco Whpple j. WI
bar, p Fem A Vlers Neupuser 4 asecs J. K Dillon
h Kin the
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAyLs

GRANGE ~ RArEs PosTSGs England Brnd.
I'M ihna J1fan
~ "-n's ~r hai China and Jspan a cents Austria
ha. p cents; newspapers 10 esch i eun,,
per eanoes Recraon each letter.
WEDNESDAY JAN H.
Mails Rurone Queenstown and Liverpool por Eeamh p
Wisconsin from Pier r. close at the PostOoe at $50
No Supplementary Mail
THURSDAY JAN u
steamship
Cahna Cunard Dock Jersey City, cose At the Pos,0Hce at
No Supplementary Mail}
Mails Nassau and the West Indies per steamship Mis-
sour from Pier No n r. close Steamship sails At
FRIDAY, JAN l3
No steamsip NsiIa
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Gteamboais ano Railroads..

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Coz
FREIGHT forwarded BY CAMDEN and
ANNOY RALRoAD Per North River and INLAND PRoPEL
IFR LINZ pier Sorh River daily RATES LOW With qusk
a..h Passenger tAts the New Jersey .nd G. aud roae IRON
s - pvlss. WIsf of ttnp 10 Wsshr-.
~. n A. .sJ r,tarn III. ONLY LINE ssorJns
tl. .nsot,.su II,KBft GOOD UNTIL uSED
~"V''' g. ". pkkiEl. u.uxx.i AzssA
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..o,,,inr her action against the estate was usa us
}SoTe Judge Van Brun in the Supreme Court Elm
pe,ariav on the issue as 20 whether che kau ISr 5
yessSSd I'll ciains nv che han given AhS
vs.. - - - - "a -, o,,tes with the
fn6vledCe of their contents aud without any utsVt VI
sud and gave Judgment for the executors ae00rUns
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
Citn Real Geiate for Sale.

Ciin Real geiais for Sale.
A FOUR-STORY, high-stOOp, brown-stone
n MODERN HOUSE l0I60 lot 100 lee hAt, near 5th ave-
Pree ven low Aso printed lst d dgtlrgs and sofrI
V. K STEVENSON son, II Pine 81
A MODERN four-stOry, high.stoop, complete
N brorn.sone DWELLING for sale low Possession %'os ntai
'u ''' -'''-''' ~ V X STEVENSON son, II Pne,t
RARGAIN.-Two small brick HOUSES, in
N good order paying er byetneni ior SALE OF kA
OHA''h ''i A' VI N'-1"' G. IEsPISAssF Is Pine s.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
OYG island RAILROAD.

| 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD;
On and after MONDAY OCT a 1870 Trains viii leave Janessp
follows
s:10a- NJ Gresnport and Sag Hsrbor.
lt:1g : N Ncrthpor WAY Train.
Hsrh0T anG Rverhead Express runs hI"th ~ 1fsh
OIL SAturiay ushts
4:OO p Sorthpor Express ~.
Hempstead WAY Train runs 70 lshp on ratuTna hsrh
D Sorthport Wsy Train.
Glen Cove Les yay Hksvie Huntington and S9rhpor esVe
iis.,S. D. /, =, @. M a m .rI6 p m d. BARrON supt.
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COTTTT SIDE RAILROAD Of LONG ISLAND

EAIJ AND WINTER ARRANGEhlEtNi,' -
commencing MONDAY October IT, 1870 ron Re0's's 'N '''1
hrnes
As Mai for PAchogue
= !. y" "A fsTrt.. iSS P.c. .. spo and Fire
Place. - - nj.
5.10 D m, BAbyle. 80. .s aodstion-
6.10 p M. aefrlgk Accom- isodaioB a . 49, . NJ.
The a ~ and 80 aud -" y ~ ~ ''tt''' a. a''
re =. And sod $50 p NJ crAus connect Al valley
s"'A- W {. ". DOUGLAS, sspsnBssasat
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD


perots IN New YORK Baray and foot Of Chropae,s
WTER ARRANGEMENTS .GTmeneng hoSPsl & Sov ~ r. Roo O
ton Branch Chester Branch az Waterloo WITH as,r X X
9T % Mar Can ae' sars ersHto Great Bend
eo;e and o.EsgG ia5 a. Pg Rosa 90 the A
II;o H. VALLEY EXPRESS stop. SsTaIa M0rss
rhPu WITH Rel Del r. 5 B Msos claa 4 sh nd
SCRANTON EXPRESS Dores With Chester
R. Waterloo r. and 9 Washington with D. L. and
for X,;sr GF TGS T'SS;SqII SA a1 BOo
AD For MoaRisTowS at D isO nOG 1890 $40 $40 'a0
For suaMIT and intermediate 7 and 1910 n
% 70. oRASGs and sorrH ORANGE SD 10 $40 io:lo ..s
For NEWARK s. 7o 500 $40 gao 1910 10 :3e .;e loo loo
80 s0 $40 $50 6:io, 1900 s;vo and l;is p L.
ssso. rIooNptLD anil MosTCLAIR, $50 and
| ERIE RAlLW Af.-rRAINs Leave Depots
T. foot Sa4as.E,s, r aEd 0' Sl 5 % !: iGsTs: M SO:
p n daily Leave 20 IT. At S:4s a. r. E:+I a N ,ha , :.
aSSo1ps0y aoa Ss + e % a ~ H ;brash Baas 6oaneg Ho,
and Gallon Sleeping accompany II tran from sas
e4anT. to $ BS @ @ & 10 n aas tais S Buo and
An r E%,g!9n ., TT. Tran q, s1Xs' ws, da 4 spm
Por adeOvl and way 800 t23d-st 3;ls , NJ and Sun
dAE. e. o0y qIs SS sBg d Ws4 '. s, s 80 % M a Aml
For Ssv5orgh way $3.50 and s:oO 5t't o''
For oii spdn and way and ai, 's' and ''4' p n
I5ifP For P.:tfsoa and R.7 5 Depot sss 9.' and =.
345 Sis and 6:+3 From Cham0eSu DepOs,
1000 m u nj i as, T. s. 5:l5 aid 5:S P n
Hse from 2ytsL Depot, at s:+S NJ an
2:4s 5:i5 and .s From ChAHbersst Depot scS
a and |. ( t5:l5 s, and t6:45 ?.
Sack Tamans and WAY ron Sis Depoi az !:
m as f3:l5 ais 5:l5 and '65 and Saturdays tlss
m From Chambers 81 DEPOT at M 1880 $3.50 ll5 f4U
s IS and to: D. aad saturdays only III 90 midnight
Tickets and for apartments Drawing Room anc seene
obtained and Orders for the checking and transfer O. Bag
Offices "A 5s and s5 BoAdsay Vs
CGSmberss 80 Greenvebs l25t and THrisye hsrer,
Putons Brooklyn Depo Of CI nrs and foot OF I'd
ssSl No. hanse and Lons D0es Depot Jersey c and
O Agents the prucps h0telS -.
L. d. RuCKEE, Dee ,, WM X BAhA,
(;epI Sur't lnO Genl Psssr
spsly tFor Hackeusack only.
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proaosaIs.
~~'~~~~>' - o-.xpus 4 fouRr-Horsn Hxv.YosK CIT'.
fosI-oN'So o,S,cK 0y srlERsrESDEsr Dee. Is, ls5o
xxyporCUT AND EAST-IRON WORK

nUUI(
ynorrcuT AND EAST-IRON WORK
w ~ psop0sALS vii be received ofos q IA 81
w sbALIp o Isna.ry H. le.l for furnishing t.lve
pernsencs9t in rsee css wort srhhi
nttng n1 ad sheAues dew II
plans hs trcughton beans, rrfeIs tr
ifos ~ she columns sFasn 10 fuhsd,
oat Ouru afrr
d. progrsss of the wod demsRde BY he saprss
The contractors will Be permitted the use i the
IA putting work in place withdh chang oui w w
The ef smployed ~ldfins toem, sLS VA "
the Department when required
sctodne be furnished BY thd oontrsetot 49, ,.so.. esss
PrUyeszk vii be made By the pfos or by ssth' 10" 49,
beams provided for Je sebedus lsd,. Aat ks
The sork will not be subdvdeJ smoRs @Hs'-' ~
considered the ssFregste -, ..,, ,,tu al, tssl
Payments sll he laden mortkly tiedanns Nh ~ '
son.s;2l Of tht contract ii ho.d IN IN. sum Of t.sut,-
An bids be accompanied N .er,ut and perform
Eve housnd dosrs hat bs n, crrty certified by 10
-et awarded em ~ \ Csir OF Dset AtoTssy oi ne e'r"
wl.s resides - ,h tsbt,o r,.s any or sn bis htt.
The peparunsn. nr M. Ioj,umru Apd say "a hi
deemed for NE -, 20 fcbt.ne Ia otoe snd does o.,
made o. ns Pns. i,,w,st, Of .trs seosn
ever be Psf'''
CONSIDERED sts X ,.nnf.e,ure of snegsS
vbo n" 80 - hs r.ary for ss'sAt ~ -
iron work and no hA'' N"s NN
..,t-rs. or rolled "a Es .sA sssrcssss -
| Proposals vil be lHioned
CALVIN r. RULbIkD. ssssnsi'sS''e
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun 5.24 sun Moon nses.... o.
Sandy Hook. 1854 Cows II 80 Hell Gate Ii
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL

=
CoaYEYCISG JUNE 20, 1910.
Passenger Station Ne.YOsk corner Of TN.nyvth'l 'nd
fO'fn1sS TRAINS sIf1sSf LEAVE = SEWYoRK
For New Haven and bridgeport = CEI ll; m ;' 'hIh
For Milford sirsiior Fsrici Southport and wssPOr ll''o
Far gofs.i. cs . 1850 N lsls CEI) tEI '''' q"
GEI.l $50 go and 9 gErl p z. ,,o ..qo.,ds. s.onm
Foi Stamford T. 81 i39 l2i3 cErI ai' 'Erh
'i fr ' and. md atstsaie 1.T 'as iii0 n
s1,5, na G ram % Ve. Twenty SewYOri sOr
Boston via both S''seseos sesosaEcTfSG s9f rTS CTR TsiSS
POr Boston, via springfield "a a n . ard q p m
For For H. hs;sa a aad fsPif spalsss n his 40 Hartford
fo1 Newport l2s p M B, connecting with
For Connse;c1t ksoad, n, n:l' to Montreal
For F Il sro S5a FoSidenc and Flsht Railroad IasP
For shore Railway NorSeb and Providence l2'l'
For SeTsTeu sSd Northampton Railroad to North
Tor Ioasa.onic R,rOsi a and D pm ow...,,r,
fS' i 6aaSay 1 All SorT,i s.iio.d lsls ;nd5;0P
sPg car aiiaS6a @ .1 e, i. and also - ,t Sun
% n ss train % l. % Line Oz HH nSTr es1 eat
NEW-YORK CENTRAL And HUDSON
d h OSscsS Spes bssns room EIps.: Chicago No
HS1 S i n.y. w Sdss sSa 'SS. Es
ap n Montreal Express. Drsviug-roem attached
Pst Pacific Express With sleepnsea' through to Water
''si Sg':e S s:cseS sGd F.tss esns1die EE D. .
both L. and ID e.
roi for 81 Louis Toledo; Louisville lndans5ohs (It
train viii leave at ?. N. on sundaysl
III o. n Nigh, Express, Seeplng-oars attached
Ia M and m, Poaghkeepsie tr,ins
a. 4l5 and $40 p m, PeekskI trans
30 and %. N Sing Sing trains
$40 T3o $50 1918 Il u, l1O AS $40 e;lo And
II 30 D. u, Yonkers trains
Q A n Sunday train for Poughkeepsis.
~' ''' c. II KESDRICK Genl Passenger Agent
Eew.Yori, Dec. S, 1870
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ CORTLAyDTsT-For WRsT PHILADELPHIA At sS and "
% n G .nS m ' For bGLrs5Ss Il Psf .ns Ts
THB WEST Baltimore $50 1880 and :s N fo si lr
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, $50 a. s2O' 2 m snseL
Pssee ear arr attached TO the daily and through
70 Lypchburg change For the WEST va Peun MAJ
uAl-g3O m - and 81 IN. Silver Palace carr arr sscleo
% the $50 N through from New York Pisoursn
without change Silver Palace ears arr atsSo 20
Z. n dsy through Pittsburgh eincnnAi bou'ue
ST. Louis Silver Palace cars are
70 the 1900 ,hrough Columbus and
change foot Of Cortands and depot Jersey 'H
Daily. fsstnrsAys &c spI .,,s,A.n,
January 9, ls7l p W JACKSON oeae's eope,ss. .sS..-
NEWARK AND NEW-Y0Rk RAlLkOAD.-
~ DEPOT IN NETWORK, foot 81 Liberty s hern hse.
atsr November 81 1870 psssngef trans rSn uS
IEAVE NEW.YORK FOR BERGBN-AvE AND NbW az
GOO 6:1 T:l5 7ss ais s15 $3.50 1919 M u ny
100 500 $50 sio. $500, $50 $780, $50 7'V '' wv
III LEAVE NEW YoRK PoR WEST BERGEsA 500 $50 'ii'
| 49, 49, RECKRR, suPerrtsndent -.
n p BALDWIN, Gen Passenger Agent
| 1,oIrrU SIDE RAII ROAD of LONG ISLAND'
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Real estate 10 gxrhanoe.

Real estate 10 gxrbanoe.
4 TO Exchange for TENEMENT PROP
-. ERTY or private dwelling Of equal valuable FARM IN
CO.. " j. 81 choice land good budine stocked
ID Mich depot must be disposed Of this
valuation s5oo No Ageats Address T., Boz III Tribune
nd BOI 20 Jersey CITY p o.
A SMALL COUNTRY PLACE on Passaic
River depot city will be EXCHANGED for
YARN of or more II. A. rutland CO., Bee kmAnst
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11

AUCTION SALE OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER. -
v.Ies, No Is 2sov AZ attic an lot 2I6. 600
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fflarble ano Slate alartels.
profsssior.aI Noilrss.

V,HOMAS WILSON,
hi Foar and s.hsh,t,
T. WASHINGTON D. G..
Fros.cutes claims sgsnst the Yn'ea s.s 49,.
Court Of CLAIMS and Supreme CSGr' f'i 'n' 49,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
Eonses an6 forms muntso.

EIRST-CLAS Furnished HOUSE wantec
y IN the neghbortoi Of Fith or Madison sye- and be
atv-,hird thirty Address Immediately b.
Boz H. Tribune OGce.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11

GABLE FURS $50 "a set, worth 500; Mink,
kOErmne Aska sh $40 also cheap - IA
Bonnet, and Hais hf pne BFgss MLneIy e41 Bros
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11

~ DEPOT IN NETWORK, foot ef Lberiy g. ser'n hsst
On and amer November 81 1870 passenger trans vii ,u m
LEAVE NEW.YORK FOR BERGBN-AVE AND Nbw Aih-a' cN
so e'an ..is ia e,l5 s:s $50 lo:s3 II .
200 500 80 800 s: 500 $50 500. $50, 7'o 7' s"'
80 1873 Ep vop rRsr RERGEs-At GOO $50 s:ls.
a. Has a M s:S 4;S $50 f:sO, 500 lsts RP
49, w. - X RICKRR, snperintsndent -.
p BALDWIN Gen. Passenger Ageht-
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LORD & TAYLOR

that they always prepared f.h a h
Troueaus Infants Ouas aDd Moaning eA
In their Ladies and Ctiehs Furnishing Department may osf
Of every description Of Uudersannent Madesp Ds
Which ihey believe to be aaequaled 10 the squairy.
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Aid for France.

AMERIcANS! France is exhausted by
this terrible war. Many of her people
are starving and utterly destitute. Let
us not forget her early recognition of
American Independence and the prompt
and generous aid she then rendered to our
struggling Republic, and let us now share
with her from our abundance in this hour
of her need.
"Hear the Cry that Comes Across the
Soaw Rallying song and chorus. Words
and music by Geo. L. Root. Published
by Root Il Cady, Chicago.
This is right. 1t is no time to c%riticise
later acts. France needs our help and
should have it for h%umanity's sake, even il
she had not "IIeld out the friendly hand
when our days were dark" So we say
our Chicago friends have done q proper
and timely thing in issuing this song. II
is stirring and we'll calculated to ayUuse
sympathy for the war-strickon peasantry:
whose mute appeal is so touching.
Let every singer in the land sing it, and
there will be no lack of "food to eat' OF
"grain to plant"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-16
10 Nnr MnrchnntS.

Spring is now with us. We anticipate
for our merchants an increase of trade. If
you wish to increase and build up your
custom, and attract the attention of buyers
to the advantages Of Sweotwatcr, as the
place to got good bargains, make it known
by inserting an advertisement in the En-
terprise. The man who advertises his
goods is sure to increase his custom, be.
sides he shows to the outside world that
he is interested, not only in his own sue
cess, but also in the success of his local
paper. Don't say that you have nothing
to advertise /; you had just as we'll say that
you are not in business. Then if you have
anything to sell, let the people know it
through your local paper.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-16
The Irish World,

We have received a copy of a new pa
per of the above name, published in Bos-
ton. 1t is a large eight-paged journal,
and contains As columns of reading mat
ter. AS an organ of thought, it has al
ready acquired even a European reputa-
ton and is recognized by the press of
America, of Ireland, and England as stand
ing first of its kind in the United States.
As Vehicle of News, it is, as its name
purports, o condensed weekly history of
the world-that is, of the Irish world
land where over the earth are Irishmen not
to be found 2? The chief Editor is the
Hon. W. Il. Robinson, late Member of
Congress,-who has 50 distinguished him
self for his persistent opposition to the ar
rogant pretensions of England, at all times
and in all places. The Irish World is a
marvel of chcapness-only $3.50 per year.
Three persons, by clubbing together, can
have the paper sent to one address for Sc
for one year. The Editors invite persons
to send on for Specimen Copies, FREE
The St. Patrick's day number will have a
splendid illustration of the Grand Process
sion, five miles long, marching through
New York. A thrilling story is to be
commenced about hat time. Address
"Thc Irish World" 90 School St., Boston.
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Cooley, for ADril.

Cooley is continually astonishing his
patrons with new features of attraction,
making the Lady's Book all that could be
desired by the mostfastidiOus. The April
number, which is now before us, is a per-
feet beauty of typography, This number
contains beautiful sngrayings, as follows
"Toby is waiting, a steel plates Colored
Fashion Plate, of six figures; a plate Of
Riding-habits; an April Fool engraving
an Extension Sheet of thirty-eight Cngrav'
ings, and a great variety of fancy work
designs in the work department. In the
Literary department. there is a great
amount of reading that is exceedingly di'
ycrsifed and interesting.
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Personal.

Col. j. w. Love, former publisher of
the Fort Valley, Ga, W eekly Times, has
become a citizen of Sweetwater.
Capt. T, j. Moore, of Philadelphia, with
his family, arrived a few days ago, and
are now residents of our town.
Our young friend N. I. Mayes return
ed last Saturday, after a weeks s%ojourn
in Loudon, practicing dentistry, He
"spares no pains" in extracting teeth.
Judge L. G. Houk, Gen. Jos. A. Mabry
and Col. Caldwell, we're passengers on the
Eastern train Tuesday morning.
Col. Bryant, of Athens, was in town
Yesterday.
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Yhe AtlNnta IntelligCncer.

We are now daily receiving the Atlanta
I%ntelligcncer, one of the l~ivoliest and best
dailics in Georgia-our favorito among
them all. Judge Whitaker has retired
from, and DR.. Bard has taken charge of
the paper. We hope the Intelligencor,
under its new management, will sustain
the good name it has always borne, and
that it may continue to sustain, uphold
and carry to victory the great cause Of
Conservatism in Georgia, Judge Whita-
ker has our best wishes for success in
Whatever new vocation he may enter.
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A Good One.

A farmer who wished to invest the accu-
mutation of his industry in the United
States securities, went to q brokers' Office
to obtain Treasury notes. Tho clerk in
quired, "What denomination will you
have them, STRIP Having never heard
that word used excepting to distinguish
religious sects, the farmer, after a little
deliboration, replied, "Well, you may give
me part in Old School Presbyterian, to
please the old lady, but give ne the heft
ont in Free Will Baptist"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-16
Mnniing of the Rihln Society.

Mr.. EDIroR:-At the meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Sweetwater
Bible Society, held on the evening of the
7th inst, Mr.. \. II. Price made u report
Of his months work.
This report must convince every one Of
the Importance of the york, of trying to
supply this county with the work of God,
Nearly ono-fOurth of the families visited
were entirely destitute of any part even Of
the Bible. In view of this single fact,
does it not become every one who loves the
cause OF Christ, to aid in this good work
In order to carry forward the work, Mr..
Price was instructed to organize commit
tees in the different neighborhoods to CO.
operate with us in this work. Brethren.
will you not help usl
W. W. MoRRIsoN, See. of
Sweetwater b. s.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-16
Tribute of ReSpect.

At a called meeting of Tellico Lodge
No. 80 of L. q A. NJ, at the Masonic
Hall in jacksonville, Tenn, on Saturday,
the 18th day of March, 1871, occasioned
by the sudden death of our worthy bro
Their Joseph Peeler, the following proceed
ings were had, to-wit
On motion, the w. NJ. appointed bro
theirs G.. w. Hicks, W.. l.. McSpadden and
Il. Il. Griffith, a committee to draft suita-
bic preamble and resolutions of respect to
the memory of our deceased brother.
Said committee reported the following,
which we're adopted, viz;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand
Master of the Universe to call from labor
to rest, our beloved and worthy brother
Joseph Peeler, and
Whereas, In his death our mystic circle
has been broken, and tho fraternity has
lost one of its most esteemed members,
the church one of her most Jealous and
useful ministers, and the community one
of her best citizens. Therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow with
humble submission 10 this dispensation Of
Divine Providence, We yet feel a deep
sorrow for the loss of so worthy and good
a man and Mason.
That we tender to his bercaved family
our heartfelt sympathy in their irreparablc
loss, but share with them the hope that
our loss is his eternal gain.
That as a mark of respect to the mem
ory of our departed brother, this Lodge
will attend the funeral in a body, and
inter his remains with Masonic ceremonies
and wear the usual badge of mourning fol
thirty days.
That a copy of the foregoing be presen'
ted to the family of the deceased, and alsC
that a copy hereof be sent to the Sweet
water Enterprise and Banner of Peace
with a request to publish the same.
G. w. Hicks,
VII cSPADDEN, Com.
i. Il. GRIFFITH,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-16
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
Thursday and Friday, the 25th and
2Gth of May.

Thursday and Friday, the 25th and
2Gth Of May.
The Board of Directors of the Eastern
Division Fair have determined to hold, at
the Fair Grounds, an Industrial Exhibi-
ton on Thursday and Friday, the 25th
and 2Gth of May.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
This will embrace everything in the
mechanical line, such as wagons, plows,
harrows, threshing machines, nails, cast
iron, saddles, brides, indeed every con-
ceivablc article in the mechanical depart
ment.
HORTICULTURAL.
The Horticultural Department will CON-
prise all the products oftho garden.
FLORAL.
This is ar exceedingly interesting De-
partment. In this the ladies may, and |
hope they will figure largely. 1t will take
in every species of flowers.
STOCK.
OF course it is not expected hat there
will be any great display of stock, though
the way is open for the exhibition of fine
horses and mares of every description.
STOCK SALE.
The aim Of the Society is to establish
a regular stock sale upon the Fair
Grounds. Hence, all persons having hor.
scs, mules, hogs, sheep, &C., can bring
them to tic exhibition for sale.
CONCLUSION.
Let all lovers of agriculture, horticul-
ture, flowers and stock take this great
cause to heart, give it their hearty CO.
operation and be in attendance on Thurs.
day and Friday the 25th and Goth Of May
G. w. CHARLToN, Sec. Z. d. Fair.