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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
CONNECTIONS
Philadelphia, Wilmington G. Baltimore
Rail Road.


CoMMkNClAG NOVEMBER q, 1870.
IL, Trains will lave Defot Of Broad stree, a.
WAf-MAlL TRAIN st ESQ a. m. (suudsys excettsS
lr baliinore ST, ppng at all Rsguisr Stations. Com
nee.s at Wilmington with Delaware Hail koad Line;
At SisS Eiih smyrna RAJ Oh Rail Road and Marys
aud Delaware hail koad at harrington with Junction
aud Rail Road, At Delmar with Eastern She re
ssii h,Ad at saiisbury with Mieomico and Poconoke
EXPkkss lRsIN at II As A. III fsupdsys sxeentss
ior Baltimore AM MashiHgton, stopping wi ington
rs,tfse and avIe-de Grace Connecis at Wilmington
with train for New Castle
EAPkEss TRAIN at 90 p. m. Sundays exeepted)
iol ovore lpd Wsshine ton, stopping Chester, Thur
iSNi Llh"9od Slaymopt Wilmington Newport, stanton
neHarki klkton, North-East Chatlsstown Pefryville
avre ds'6race, Aberdeen. rsrryman's Edgewood Mag.
huila, ~ se's aud stemmsr's Hun.
~ MUTT EXPRESS at II 30 p. m tdaily) for Bslu
more ara Washington, stopping at Chester, Linwood,
Slsymont' Wilmington, Newark, Llkton, Northeast
ieIfyNllei hsvrede-Grace, Perry and Magnolia.
PASSENGERS for Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS
a'oIpns al all stations between Philadelphia and vii.
Leave Phadel ha at II 90, a. NJ $50, 100 and 200
p. a. ne 5gO L. iraiu connects with Delaware Rail.
ioSu Tor harrington aud intermediate stations.
Leave Wilmington at IS and s. 10 ~ 80, AGO. aud
10 DAILY p M Ihe $40 train will not stop 10
tween chester and Philadelphia.
NJ VIII connect at Limokn Junction with the 100
, a. m sSS ~ M Irloa for Philadelphia BAi
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave wilmington at 10 80, ~ 20 N, AZ aud 10 20
From BALTIMORE TO IHILADELpHIA
Leave Baltimore IS a. m Way Nail 10 a. L. exc
D. IN. Express.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at ~ % and IL a. u. and IS D. H.
Leave Nhmiugton Al l. o., % aAd IL " a. m IL IA
and Il D. ' w
sUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves ealilors at IS p, IN, stopping al Magnous
tefry MANS Aberdeen, hAvre-de-Graee, Perfvville'
Ihariesto~ns Nort--Easts ElktOn, Newark, Stanton
Newport wilmington, ClayAont, Linwooi and Chester
t-roush eksis to all ints West south and south.
ives. may be procured at ticket ounce SIS Chestnut
street ugder influential Hotel, whore also state Rooms
aud bvths IN Sleeping Care secured during ne
day PERSONS purchasing tickets this office can nave
baggage eAecAed al thi resdsnee by Uuion Trans
'sf COMPANY H. T. kkNNkY, supt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

We often hear the remark made by the
housewife, il they were only rid OF the nultanc
other Row tile whole trouble lies in not having
the right kind Of range. Ihe Chilson Range
IL iust the thing YOU want. 1t will cook, roast,
bake or boil II will heat your huth water; IL
will heat YOUR chambers and your dining room,
MI with one fire, ana consume no more coal
than an ordinary cook stove,
'"' For sale ut Il. MORRIsoNs
4U3 Shipley street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
Official Appointments.
STATE OF DELAWARE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
LAST Of the Justices Of the Peace and Noares Pubic
appointed by the Executive Authority OF the state 81
Delaware, rom December 9th, 1870, to November Sun
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
Mec alled

Some persons are so negligent. We called
un friend the other day, who showed MS most beau-
tf and striking pieurc-n NJ ornament for any parlor,
il yet he had II over year without ever taxing the
trouble to have It framed. There II lay rolled Up In
drawer like old rubbish, while it might as well have
Been shedding its genial influence on the household. f.
MeMunnge, Odd Fellows Hall, frames pictures To order
In every conceivable Shape AS well rs furnishes pictures
Of every kind and there Is no reason why such
ucnts should be neglected,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY sun.

AAh 0OAAAa AZ " EEhLX SIN.
Five copies, one year separately addressed
Four Dollars
Ten copies one year. senarntelv addressed fand
an extra copy to the getter ~ 0tcinbi. ''1'
Eight Dollars.
twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
se1o an extra copy - the getter up OF ciubl
Fifteen Dollars.
Eity copies ono year, to one address land the
seHi-Neekly one yea to getter up ofclubl
Thirty-three Dollars.
Fifty copies, one year. 7epatateiv addressed C,nd
ne semi weekly one year 10 getter IN OF clnf1
Thtrfyshve Dollars.
tine hnndTed conies one year. to one address
md the Daily for one year to the getter m az
ftny Dollars.
sne hundred copies, one year. senarateIv ad
.'re'sei land the Daily Tor one year 10 Inc getier
''uu'' sixty Dollars.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY Sun.
% copies. one year, separately adlies.ed
Eight Dollars.
asn cotleAi one wear. separately addressed lama
extra copy TO getter up Of tlnh),
sixteen Dollars.
SEND YOUR MONEY
" i,ost Office orders, clacss. or ,liaft. on rsvw
aorAi Wherever convenient irunt. tnrn regis,er
-"s ''te'7 eohtalning money. Address
l. " ENGLAND. pubIbc-
sun Office New YORK Cry
Jed N
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

Connelly Whiskey always on hand, by the
,,aIiou or IN bottles; the best article ever intro
51eed here. Brandy equally fine. at IL. Il, Bring
3l7 Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

The FiU SEASON has begun, and the citizens
uf miugtUn arc beginning 10 look for warmer cloth
ing We would advise all those who contemplate i'lr-
chasing neat Violating, wrll-made suit OF shion
able olotans, Ia call ON friend John Muhlhausfn,
the most Fashionable mercha ant tailor in Ills city, nj No
Alb King street Ills prices ARE reasonable
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

Dela,0ars cav "ToWai Bo..ds, National
Bank Of wnmusto & BrSndwine stock, Wilmington y
Reading X K. second Mortgage Bonds and sunbuy a
Lewiston First Mortgage Bonds for sale hy john Me
Lear a. Son, No Coz Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
Demorest's Young America.
MECHANICS HALL.
Nos. 223 and 225 King Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
J. sTOCKLE, Proprietor.

This is tue largest and Gnest German Hotel in the Stat,
The table ia furnished with The best the market Aaorde
The bar is supplied with tue best Liquors and Lagsi
Beer Lunch from 10 to every day, suudayscxcep
ed. Transieit S1Wdsrs ecommndatel At all urs'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

DELAWARE RAIL ROAD LINE.


On and after MON
eAcepiedJ Passenger
NOLTIlWAEp.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WITHIN Monday. December il III
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

IWDOrtlNL 70 T0LUtFd U o 20 I1V'EVV0' =
to secretary of tic Treasury will shortly commence
tbr relnuiiou " the called 52rs. holders OF issues
shoid embrace the present opportunity TO replace the
same wit security of undouuted and daily increasing
Rnds of The Northern Pacific R.R. whirh are offered
t,, sie nj par and accrued interest in currency ana
ara secured hv First Mortgage upon the entie fo1u
and It's roupiueni snd also upon 5000 uO acres OF e
finest Agricultural and Mineral Land In the World
ioin Mcionr * Son, Bankers CO. Market street, are
he agents for Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

rar WAY TO GRow RicH,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

OVER HALL, mann
- NO. Sis MARKET STREET,
HALFWAY BrTwRES FlFrH ASD SIXTH SITS
PHILADELPHIA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12

CITY NOTICES.

WHOLESALE MARKEr-AT uHANnTwlSF Mills
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
$55O,OOO IN GREENBACKs

Will be dsbuted to holders of tickets in gifts Of from
100000 the highest to $780, the lowest, being 72 gifts
In ALL
The Concert Ia for the beEedt Of the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
ruRoaAalYa YOUR cLoTH q.
BENNETT & co,
OVER HALL,

in Philadelphia.
BENNETT ~ 70,
OVER HALL, ,
Nh srS MARKET STREET,
W. - -, - g,vTu Srs |
HALFnWAf BtrWhEN T,r M, ~
--.---,------ -
HjgLiy ipaDOrtaRt Dlsc0cerg .--Dr Simms, |
of cy bas discovered plant the essential hneture
,n 6riv N he iiscnyerer will positively cause the
where 1t has fallen on |
aud become thin In great many cases w1eo assi
has caused the loss OF tue nun ~ % Lsidneas il Inns
wonderfully last IN SEVERN "a s,,ass AZ tbe Doctor |
restored ''e har ~ az IAN ,r years under tile name of
Botanic Hair rouic, he wiz co9unu XII iisrerv
1t ls not hair colorer As IS sel crazy e'eu V t
but by IT'S action eu ,ne sei i,I tbe renewed growth
natural color SEEMS 70 Io 5 ~ slcfantlv psrhimed
II cures a5etsS u bsir drcssi5 4 fa trial will com
vince any o9g Of IL, TEG os s 9rets wm%gou bel
'''''' Of ---------
D.,es n, EnUlnnd Ireland Scotland, |
D'"l'S ~ a,''i sv.itzrriand - We issue |
Bills Of ENnge on wy {" ' ,,ss p'' Toen Money md
D ~" ''t Coilcions made throughout the United
ninH C''s. NJ rrr.,,e ,yitt niick return by John |
s,aes, 's g ' its,i.crs No 602 Market street.
N'Le' " '''' 'l''.-. = - -, -
, - Uot5.rs n q 90 Ronds-As
importaRt 20 H ryss,',,. ,I .,ory commence
the redemption Of the called oS' 1 t6 rsace the
shou e',ui vi, f unidentified and daily increasing
i, ig,s Investment il found in the First Mortgage
afNp H.K.
bohlS q" ie No,.Y', .eJ interest in currency and
i s,o ~. ~ v' Frtt Mnrteage upon the entire road
and Ms rouiptnc sud also upon 5000, 10 acres OF the
o1 Sn' MeSar & Son. Bankers, co. Market street. are
he agents for Delaware.
---,1,,,--- -, - National
Bank q wilmington & Biandwine stock, wimington'S
ReadnR H. r. serond Mortgage bonus n'a 9I tI NJ
Lewiston First Mortgage Bonds lor SAFE w J"h HV'
Lear Son, No. Coz Market street.
''V"t' r., ~. 49,, 2 o,'ssi 80, , no, Is,,,
m 4 ,yr n,g o'G, u a. o,pa,nent for INV narior,
ull anu st,lNius lv'ul'H ~ :, X ,' tid
trouble to have it framed There i lay rolled u in
drawer liSe old rubbish, VINE u ~ as NH
MaN"M"ss oa Lggw5 a' s, s rnishes "ie,res
~ ,. i M tbers il M, rcnsnu wLy such orna.
,,ents should he neglected.
Di....,.. ct,t, Ja,.,Js 1Vitu,iruton CIV poe
Do't"uie '''",e DV''Ts T., '', IS 80
sehgenr kanwN lhhusi Nhnlls'uh ,N'$ h",t :"
bonds, bought by John Melee" SOM bankers NO :
hhtket street.
en-, o, ., - , a., ..,t.o..,
Of imingg arc begnni9g to Look for wamSr cloth
s We m,', , 6t,;n, ,,ii,,n,ie s1tt al fashion.
sii.s,'3 - t'', III f,tsnd iln MuilLnmstn
,L t 'iiie merchant tailor in Il Il sity nt NJ
~. most l,7l,A', 9i me- , ',s,, ,ii ' "
so NUS ''''''' ''' 49,
. A. 40 -, c,, loo i,st ra
BtrHfc, NO. Gus udFtt pUttti uuS just II
caivel "a large and well selected stock OF boots and zoe
for FAN and Winter wear, made o the hest material and
in superior style Of Workmanship, which VIII compare
invoraLly with ans customer made shoe hls prices
are lower than the lowest Ca and examine ms Stock
and satisfy yourselves
.
.p,l interest aloNei COUPONS and dividends collected
Iv tI,n MrIrar 4 SON bankers, No . Market street
We often hear the remark made by tho
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-29
TESTIMONIALS

The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best. We are enabled to speak of these in
struments with confidence sron personal knOwl-
edge.--E. X. Evangelist. gEL .N5.
We Gun speak of tho merits of the Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge as being of the
very best quality. Christian Intelligcuccr.
Our friends will find at MIR. Waters store the
very best assortment of Pianos, Melodeons and
Organs to be found in the United Statcs.-Gra-
HAMS Magazine.
MUSICAL DcINGs.-Since Mr.. Waters gave up
publishing sheet music he has devoted all his
capital and attention to the manufacture and
sale of Pianos aad Melodeous. lie has just is
sued q catalogue of his new Instruments, giving
n new scale of prices, which show u marked ra-
duction from former rates, and the Pianos have
recently been awarded the drst premiem ut sew
cral Fairs. Many people Of The present day vic
are attracted, If not confused, with the flaming
ad advertisements of rival piano houses, probably
overlook a modest manufacturer lii MIR. Wa
tiers but we happen to know that his instru-
ments earned him a good reputation long before
Expeditions and "honors connected therevih
we're ever thought of. Indeed, we have one OF
Mr.. Waters Piano Fortcs in our residence
(where 1t has stood for years. Of which any
manufacturer in the world might well be proud.
We have always been delighted with it as n
swcet-toned and powerful instrument, and there
is no doubt Of its durability more than this,
some Of the best amateur players In the city, AS
well as several celebrated pianists, have per-
formed on said piano. and all pronounce It a su-
perior and FIRsT-cLAss instrument. Strong +
endorsement we could not give Home Journal.
Horace Waters, 4sI Broadway, is famed for
the excellence of Lis fiauos and 0rgans.-Evc.
ming Post.
The Waters Piano ranks with tho hest manu-.
featured in .Amtiicl. The independent, y. Y.
ma. - Il
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A ACCIDENT.
Death Of Miss Lon King by a Coal
Oil Explosion.
From tho Chattanooga Times, June 2I.l

From tho Chattanooga Times, June 2i.l
Amolancholy accident occurred Thurs
day night mt the house of Miss Lou
King, on Cherry near 4th street, result
ing in the death Of that most ostimablc
lady.
1t appears that about . o'clock, Miss
King was sitting ut il small table in her
parlor, dressed in an evening gown, and
about preparing to ertire. She arose
from her seat for that purpose, and in
doing SO she noticed hat her gown be-
came entaugled, in some way with the
leg Of the table. In her efforts to olsen
gagoher garment, sheupset u lamp which
was standing on the table, The top, or
burner, was thrown off by the violent
conclusion, thus setting free the oil,
which at once set fire to tho thin gar
ment Of Miss King, burning her all over
the body i'll q most shocking ann
The screams of the sufferer at once at
tracted a large number of neighbors to
her assistance, and Drs. Simms and Nor
ris we're summoned. Everything within
the power of skill was done to save her
life, but the shock was too terrible for
hopes ofrecovery to be entertained. She
never for a moment rallied, and death
closed the terrible scene at 5 o'clock yes
to-day morning. ..
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Latest News,

WAsH1yGroS, June 24.--There is a Sc
we're clash between the Secretary of the
Interior and the Commissioners OF Inter
ual Revenue. Tho latter dislikes the
formers revision Of his decisions and adj
verse action on his contracts.
Thirty-fvc plate printers are discharg.
ed from the Printing Bureau because Of
q dull market for tie bonds.
The Secretary Of war has gone for five
days. Alderman is expected tonight.
Bowen's pardon will be considered
next week.
CINCINNATI, June GAN order from
the Collector forbidding the distillation
Of saloon wustings, under tho roctifer's
license, if washers have any swill beer
about them, has suddenly stopped con-
siderable business here. There are sus-
PIGEONS that under cover of using only
what has been previously distilled and
tax paid thereon, beer aud other articles
used, and product not being taxed as
spirits, the Government has been losing
the tax. These small distillers have all
stopped, because OF this new regulation.
VERSAILLES, June 24.-General Pale
mand has raised the blockade Of Fort
National in Algeria, after spirited hight,
loosing eight killed and thirty wounded.
Bourbaki has recovered from his
wounds. He commands Lyons. Gam
beta declines the Assembly candidature.
Gambetta says the present Assembly is
illegal
PARIS, June 2A-.The Orleans Princes
will not return to their estate at Chan
tilly until the prussians have evacuated
the department Of the Disc.
PARIS, June 24.--The people are con-
SANITY applying to the government for
relief. It is estimated two hundred
Thousand subjects Of charity arc in tho
city. Labor is scarce. There is uneasi-
ness relative to the payment of over duo
rents. Returning prisoners all say tho
German people are friendly, but the au-
thorities treated them harshly.
BERLIN, June 23.-An imperative de-
mand is made for the immediate pay
ment Of the FIRST installment Of the in
demnity which it was agreed should be
PAID in 80 days after the roestablish-
inent Of the Versailles. authority.
Serious complications have arisen be-
tween Germany and England. The
subject is unknown but severe dispatch
es aro passing between Bismarck and
Granville.
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Alabama and Chattanooga Rail Road,

As will 10 seen from the following
special dispatch TO tho Chattanooga
Times, dated Montgomery, Ala, June
2Gth, judge Wood has decided that the
road cannot be forced into Bankruptcy,
and orders it restored to Stanton. The
dispatch says:
Judge Wood delivered an ablo opin-
ion to-day by which the decree ofJudge
Busteed was reversed, and tho custody
Of the Alabama and Chattanooga Rail
road was rcmandcd to Stanton.
The temporary custodians are ordered
to surrender their trust and retro from
the field.
The grounds Of the decision were:
First, No proper service.
Second, No act OF bankruptcy alleged
or proven.
Third, The Company is compelled to
act under its charter, and the charter Of
the Company did not authorize the ma
king Of commercial paper.
There was great rejoicing in Chatta,
nooga, on Monday over the above news
The Times says: .
The news OF the decision of Judge
Wood in Montgomery, yesterday, that
the A. & G. r. r. had notbeen and could
not be forced into bankruptcy, and or
dering possession to be given to Mr..
Stanton for the company spread like
wildfro through the city, causing the
greatest rejoicing. Some Of the employ
ICES OF tho road got an old anvil TO the
top of the stone fort and gave vent To
their JOY by burning all The powacrthey
could get hold of. Mr.. Stanton himself
showed his joy by hanging outthe Amer
lean flag at his private residence,
Of course the first men to say II told
you so" yesterday were those who had
before insisted that tho road could never
get out of the scrape.
This Gecision removes in agreatmeas-
ure, the depression which had weighed
upon all III spirits. 1t restores conf
dencc in tho road, in Mr.. Stanton, and
in ourselves. 1t insures the speedy run
ming OF trains, and tho revival OF bust
ness relations with the rich country so
lately opened to our merchants, The
attachments upon the rolling stock will
be NO impeachment, for the trustees, un-
der the mortgages, can repleyy at once,
and, of course, viii do SO.
1t will DO easy for the Company to
raise money now to pay off the employ
eos, and a portion Of the floating debt;
and we may look soon for the return, if
not of tho flush times Of the old days, at
least of o reasonable amount Of prosper
ity and comparative case Of money.
J. G. Stanton has again demonstrated
that he is hard to beat. He is a man OF
indomitable will, great ambition, and
these qualities added to an untiring en-
ergy have enabled him to succeed in
the face Of difficulties which would have
cowed most men.
Tho people Of Chattanooga do we'll to
rejoice at this happy consumration.
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1aE fulsOme resolution of the Office
holders al tho Ohio Radical State Con
vcution in favor of Grants Administra-
ton, ~puovokes the Cincinnati CONNER
cial TO sly; "Eyidently there was m
oversight or two yesterday at Columbus.
Thore was no resolution of sympathy
with Billy McGarrahan and Baez, and
Babcock and tho Covington Postmaster
werO utterly neglected. There was also
II palpable omission TO approve the re-
noval Of the scat ofgoycrnmcnt TO Long
Branch"
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An important question soon to como
before tho Secretary Of the Interior will
necessitate a decision whether, ! n the
estimation Of the laws granting lands
aud bonds to railroad companies, a mar
row-gnase road with light rolling stock
il q "hrst-cllss," such as those laws re-
quirc to be built. The Secretary will
probably refer the matter 10 q special
commission composed Of some OF the
leading railroad men Of the country.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-29

State of Tennessce-Monroe County. Guilford
Cannon VS. Oliver Ragsdale.
Tn THIS CAUSE it appearing that the defend
i ant, Oliver Ragsdalc, is justly indebted to
the plaintiff, and IL q nonresident Of the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served on him, and an original at
tachment having been levied OH his property, it
Is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Sweetwater Enterprise, n ne wspaper pull
lished in the town Of Swectwater, Tennessee, for
four successive weeks, commanding the said
Oliver Ragsdale to appear before me, or some
othcr acting Justice Of the Peace, at my o flee, in
the town Of Madisonville, 10th civil dis triet o
aid county, on the 18th day of November 1871
sni make defense to said suit against him, or
will be proceeded with OK parte.
ma. 2j.lt-.t;5 J.c. MONTGOMERY, J. L. .
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BossrPl is reported 20 have despair
elOfthe cause of human freedom in
Europe, and TO talk Of returning to this
country 10 die, because It is the only
country where liberty has been from first
to last preserved in its perfection.
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ChancerY Sale.

7 q. w. KssO "a 81 Eowun, etals.
DURsUANT to a decree rendered in this cause
L BY the Chanetry Court at Athens, Tenn,
at May Tetm, 1871, ! will expose 10 sale % the
premises, 10 the highest bidder, on tile 3gth day
OF Jly, next, at | o'clock "a NJ, The house end
lot mentioned and described in ssid decree, to
wit The house and lot in the town Of Swee,wa-
ter, Tenn, known as the /" Brett property -
the yellow house. Terms Said property will
be sold on a credit of twelve months, and in bar
Of the equitj of redemption nq;e, with good Sc
eurity, required, and a lien held on the proper
ty until the purchase money is fully paid.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, Z. s NJ,
ie~99-ftpfs5 By =. r. HALE, d. Y. M.
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ANOTHER Fepian demonstration is
feared in ireland, and the government
10 making arrests Of suspected persons.
Aponnd Of justice is worth q ton Of
punishment in relation to ireland, and
the British authorities should have
learned this fact hom centuries Of expo
riencc.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-29

The Tcrro Haute Ind Gazette, a
Radical organ, speaks a piece Of its mind
in regard to Grant rs follows:
"Wo have been a Republican as long
~ there has boen q Republican party,
and va will not vote for his nomination,
moi for him il nominated"
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A SEVERE hail storm in Nouces county,
Texas, recently, stampeded q drove Of
cattle, which trampled upon each other
and THEN Rerders, killing or disabling n
considerable number Of the animals, and
badly injuring several Of the men.
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Which will be distributed by chance among the
ticket holders, by the Mutual Aid Association Of
Omaha.
REFERENCEs-M. r. Brock, U. 8. Marshal's
office, Omaha Edgar Zabriskie, late Union Pa
citic Railroad Office, Omaha J. Turner, Deputy
U. s. Marshal, Omaha j.. Doyle, Post Office,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Good responsible agents wanted. Liberal
commission allowed. For full particulars ad-
LYF0RD & CO., Business Managers,
Apr20-2m. Omaha, Nebraska.