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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-01
TAR cAMrA1es IN ccsSroru,rr.,

The Connecticut Republican State Com.
mittee have sent word here asking EVERY
Radical voter to come home and vote Ii,
Mondays election. Leaves of absence have,
therefore. been granted 10 all Connecticut
ofice.ho}ders here. The Democrats TODAY
received assurances Of the success Of their
State ticket and the election of three OF the
four congressman.
GOOD POINT.
In 3 speech in tho L. s. Senate on Thursday
Mr.. Stevenson. OF Kentucky, alluded to the
rco,,isition made upon the National author
ities by the Governor and Legislature of
Virginia for aid TO eject the Illegal occu-
pants of the Taylor farm, near Norfolk,
and the order Of the President withdraw
ing the troops after they We're sent. He
asked If the United States troops were only
70 be EMPLOYED to put down disorders when
committed by white men, and were to give
no assistance when violence and disorders
were committed by negroes.
STANTON.
In the United States Senate on Thursday
MIR. Davis, OF Kentucky. said that "a more
lawlcss dictator was never in power than
that same Secretary of War. IL justice had
been dealt out to him in his lifetime for his
crimes he would have been hung hundred
times for murder and put in the peniten-
iiary ten thousand times for his crimes"
fSsnSation,]
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Tue JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.

WAsHlSGToS. March 30.-While the de-
tailed proceedings of the joint high COM
mission are kept secret, there appears to be
no doubt that the fact has leaked out that
no conclusion has been reached on the in
'"rnational fishery question, while the pros
'pect OF settlement is regarded as quite
i'not" The position assumed by the Ca
haitian authorities on this question is looked
upon ny this Government as quite untena-
ne, and unless the United States consent
10 some liberal reciprocity, it is not i'm
Probable that The whole mission of the COM
in'>s!ou "ili fail. The fishery question is
lhci! 10 assume very soon q rather bellige-
!eh( aspect, for actual operations will COM
n1ence Ill the season which will open in u
month or two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-01

VOHN W. WYATT,
- GENERAL Stripping
AID COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. GOyERNOR STREET,
3ICuAoND, VA. PoST-OFFIcE Box IL.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND sSsa
;NdAN LINE OF MAIL sTEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
RATES OF PASSAGE. ''
PdYabys IN Gold. Payable In Currency:
First cabu.......---.S75 Steerage...---........Ss
To L0udou.....-..... so To London ........-... 3.
TO l'aris.... 80 To Paris. ;-...;.....S 81
she Continent, az moderate rates
For further information apply at the CoDpanyii
onices. JOHN g. DALE, Agent.
- u Broadway, New York; or TO
JOHN W. WATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOB NEW YORK. 4aaa
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP G&2E
COMPANY.
The side-wheel steamsnips WYAEOKE, iSAAC
BELL, sARAT.o 2,I.tS,, E1AGARA. Abe 81
Norfolk, Clty Point, and Richmond, every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS 3o'cloel
?, II. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide
These ships are entirely new. They nave elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodate
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed
Close connections made with steamers for Gil
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAK
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the ot1ces Of THU
FOR For further information apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
my2s " No. Governor street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-01
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION.
TIE EUKLCX DEBATE.

ne debate in the House to-day on the
b ukiux bib was remarkably vigorous on
the Democratic side. MIR. Beck, Of Ken
LUCKY, made an arraignment OF the Repub-
mean party which commanded the attention
~ every. member en- the floor, tor the solid
,Ie's and strong points which it presented.
u ne charged that this kuklux cry was raised
III congress 10 divert the country from the
u4e Issues Of the hour. such as reduction
81 taxation, the repeal Of the income tax,
&c; here are yet some thirty-fve speeches
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-18


~@=:saassres ii nh~opts4az9a,aka ID anna
rtissioA fof tie ~inproSensat Of The
Beach ghannel ID Charleston Harbsr.
fslssioa q lie ubprlcsku Meas
eaisosially remafks
eptsia ila.ow d reported ii our
WashiugtoP correspondence, estlnages
thstfhc sost II remossng she Wrecks
md chg jettg viii 30 about $4,000.
Tbia syn. . i mere hegsaslle ins compar.
tsos Nth NM andioubted and immedi-
ate fesalts which ii win produce, and
NJ regret to learn that Major Gilmore
sec0mmsnds m appropriation Of, only
$4,000: The difference between the
y ainsanss viii not mike or mar the
iorspass of ITO country, and We hope
thssSas iasgesss 30 will be given. sena.
tsrs Sawyer and Robertson now have al
opportunity of doing Charleston j prac.
sti % benefit end, and through Charles.
ton, they will help all South Carolina.
! Ualsss the masquerade billo occupy
tl'eir whole time the $40 900 appro.
Hsiatior will doubtless pass
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PACIFIC GUANG COMPANY,S
Capital $l,oOo,ooo)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

THs GUANo rs NOW so WELL KNOWN
in I'LL the Southern States for its re-
markable effects as an agency for increasing
the products of labor, MS not 20 require
special recommendation from us. It's use
for five years past has established its char
acter for reliable excellence. The large
fixed capital invested by the Companyin this
trade. affords the snrest guarantee of the
continued excellence of its Guano.
J.. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, s.. C.
inc. S. REESE CO., General agents.
Baltimore.
Dec. "a.
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COMPOUND ACID.

COMPOUND ACID,
PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.
NSHIS ARTICLE Is MANUFACTURED,
by the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY
at Charleston, s. c., under SuperiHteHasTce
of DIR. ST. JULIEN RAyENEB. When com
posted Nth nn eqnal weight Of Cotton Seed,
its results have been found fully equal to the
best standard fertilizers. Its economy must
commend ittothe notice of planters eener
ally.
For specific directions for composing and
for supplies, apply 20 j. N. R0BSIN,
Selling Agent, Charleston, s. G.
JNo: S. REBsE& Co, General agents,
Baltimore.
dec "A I'd
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PROPHETS pA1N K1LL II.

This is the celebrated meIirinc ihst rup
Ferry DAVIS, Pain k5iler out efthe p,sckei.
wherever u was soids Davis made Prophi,t
ehspge the name from Pair Killer to Pain
bals IT. For khsuinatism, Essrasgia or
pain oe any kind IL has noseqy hI For sftss
Brnises, Berns,. or old Ssrsgs 81 is
thing you can uaelas q droseersrfBr gt
Sites or stings or roisnnoes InkSts 3 -
perfect Antiapte. II is rood for f8io
Coughs, or Aowel Cob.ppintH n
indicates its nature fuliy. issfnlys. 49,
to pain. Manptaetared aa hr
SIEIE Co, Atlanta, Cd, asZ
all druggists.
DooIy coukTg. Ga, AM
Its certify tind j was conf
md rost OF the time 10 M 49,
ing the greatest agony
kfieiimatAmsfsraf48
ing every araiIabIs emedG
was cared with two boil =
Pfophiits Amodync Pain
ing fly cents 9uly. IL
instantly. / thcrefore rss
highest degree TO others a.
liar disease. fesn say
finest family medicines a
Yours truly, w.
Douiy EauSrY,
q. s PRprBfTT.
eighteen mouths, .rsed yeaf faff a.
| consider ~tnreaualcd .bs nasthinR Ssr 1rs4&
IN sne hendi breast, back or side; ind fts
colo nothing gives relief Asif sn tuaA ~
3oer Aaodgne Pain Kill. I'll * do.ssf ahueb.
gcod In tho eomEsnnity In other a HsIss -
my avn. istrs So, n. I. FeREdASp.
NrwFos F2orotr, Ga Bss.. fses
Pfophiti: Last summer r1y hasks sprkieS4
his knte severely, eausin;5 fhs S1sniS led "a
swell 10 absut twice II batnsa sixas ana
rendering him aimoss hsla Us; sokpraicae
tons Of yops Arodyne Pan klh1s thofehkh-
ii cured ii. l0EN 81 DAVIS,
CEE1TERISATE.
STATE or GEoRafS TcktoaxrS
Know NIL men by thase pf sRta9rss
this day, FOR value receS5B JoId arj -
ferred TO Bradfisid & ~ la 49, MA, &
and have furnished Is z,SltS sss %s1 rss
cipgs aed hAve aat1IaG 81 ta ~ ste4
field y Ees, 10 print nr;s tsa In
thing taey may sec rk& sesesSos 81
tNnd All 81 above naHk5 sa;o;as. I'M
10th day cEs5Aaf, 1907 III
lSigRes1 9sSPEOpHlT1
IN presesse ~ Tlq%.f 49,
prawsSNt publis 4; ss
sIsnpfaelsred ani fer az & 81: s3@sffga
3 co.. Hfeea street W
By AZ araesits.
Aeg
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The GseanviIle Gala, Aayocate ii 4
lateadase contains the following argument
] favor Of the justice of granting di.

80 1 JuseiceSo granting di-
it e dificsa To- see how any man of
ordinary intelligence possessed Of asoul
oouldgetusoto women the right Of diyorce
tkottl g drunken, brutal wretch, whose
very presence isto her ike arrows of
= a ss1aA Tsessss har bounded, liberated and.
bleeding heart.
The main argument used by the ad.
yocates Of the bill was that empty and
OFF repeated tWaddle whom God hath
Joined together let no man put assunder.,
We mean no d~isrespect for the Bible but
Z simply contempt for the construction
asplaoed upon il. Men and women are
Joined together all rthe world, under
one form or another, sometimes. without
the consent Of the parties concerned
ahe Kings and lords of Earope aud Aeia
up to- very late date have claimed the
right to dispose of the hands of their
sons aud daughters j marriage, even
while they are children. Frederick the
Great of Prussia was forced into a ree
fiage of this kind with -tr7
uespiscd. What did God
Aaye tosdo witAthis2 The common PEG.
pie in China of all classeseontract for
the marriage Of their children, who Fre-
qnently never meet until the hour APP
pointed for the ceremonies to be per-
formed. Does Providence take any hand
in these unions 2 There are numerous
u~lieh-iaaaencs people to marry,
bat one ofwhich has an orisin with aod.
Loveis divine; but ambition, a~verice,
LUST and selishness are not.
Nature operates BY natural laws aud
not according toSthe whim or caprice of
any particular individual or nation. It
is natural for man and woman to live to-
gether when they love, and when their
habits aud dispositions are congenial; it
is unnatural when this is not the case.
Love may have existed at the time of
marriage, but habits and temper may
have destroyed that love, aud planted in
its steadtho seeds Of hate, loathing aud
contempt. When this is the case would
is not be better TO grant them a divorce
than to make them live on earth in a
perpetual hell, whose flames consume
both body and soul?
rErfeN. HeFas 90 fsFne a.HrEAM rreT
The above was extorted from the edi-
tor Of the 4dpocate in consequences Of
en- attempt that is being made by the
Alabana Legislature to repeal the Di-.
yQrce Laws Of that State. W. agree
with the 4dvoeate that divorce should
be granted to q woman who is tied to ga
drunken brutal wretch" or for wilful
neglect, or adultery but not for the one
thousand and one causes proposed by
some Of Legislators, we do not think
49, RI aA|E -H-
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FOR ASTHMA

II is o speci6crone dose often relieving the
distressing choking, and producing calm md
pleasant reposo.
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IL m o NJ d.

M a d li % Il e. M 0s
These instruments have been before the
fuhiic Ton neariey Thirty years, and upon
their excellence alone attained ar rhpprckas-
Ell pre- e'%'iiielee, which pronounces them un
cqualed.
Thcir TONE combines great power, sweet.
ness and fine singing quality, rs vel! as great
purity of information and Sweetness througll-
out the entire scale.
Their TOUCH is plant and elastic, and
entirely free from the stiffness found in so
many Pianos
IN WORKMANSHIP they arc unequalled
using none but the very bost SEASONED NATE
RIAL, the large capital employed in our bust
ness enabling us TO keep continually an i'm
menso stock of lumber. sc, on hand.
All our SQUARE PIANos have our New I'M
proved Orsrstrung Scale and AGR&PFE TnEBLE,
We would call special attention 10. our
late improvements in GRAND PIANOS AND
SQUARE GRANDS, PATENTED Abuusy IL
1866, which bring the Piano nearer perfec-
ton than has yet been attained.
livery Piano fully warranted+for Five Years.
We have made arrangements fer the Self
WuoLEsALE AGEScY for the most celebrated
PARLoR ORGANS AND NJ LoDEoNS,
which we offer, Wholesale and Retail, at
Lowest Factory Prices. (
WIN. kNABE & co.
Baltimore, Na.
sept 10 ON
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EOR

No mother should eyer be without a bottle OF
the EXPECT0RANT in the house. We have
numerous certificates of its having relieved,
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when:
death appeared almost inevitable.
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W|TA|TIt--F| r. 4Nt|# 4IFNA N.|H
ET4is weS kneFr tsx
Doctors and IS - -
/ 8jas. fhaf #o1Sea sre
subject 20 ~ q s}8 fSos
tdiEeasos pecRi < I'd
their eAx--saela 81 a..5z2z <&1$
Spsesaion Of 4hc Msnses.
Whites, Painful Mbnsk.s a ~
Iy .Periodse Rhsumas
itiGm Of the Beck and 4
Womb, Irreaalar Hfenz
ssraration. c.aoyfi,ass
! ofsExcessiye arlow.s ands rrahsssua rsfa,; a.
or Failing 0f 155aK ff3sses n ee,se&
have seldom bnen treated s,,scssss,f,v. Tbr
profession his eoag;st 4; Bgc13Iv ~ sc,rs
remedy. That woulaS gnka5e5 ! r ~ u srsa1
these diseases with steccEs
at last that remedv lhaE hesn kcoxerod
hyone Of .be most 81 lfnl phya;eissss ia the
State Of Georgia That lrsmedys s. BRAD
ipnYeiy vegetable and Sc nit s:a n isnts
Ga,s by BRADriaLps g 20. II WIN pu,if2a
the blood and stranrtbtn M sssf.rs @tni;s.sS
irriustion of tic kidpeys, snd IS Z 5effscls
| speeldc for all TIM aTaxs !; 1890. = -.
tain 4 cure IS oaiaina i a. chiIIs and FER
eas..Tss + - = psssory Of aiaaasss= sslfins=
$3.50 " WoAueIlui cures The rea9er K
~ = tns EfHpper aFoun4 tae bottle
= 800 800 "a 800 TN e give saslsifssioa
LAGSAsaF Gar hafch 90 Is7aSss
take pieasurs fnsfatinS ,Bssf $3.50
THE last twenty wears ths msd,rfnS 90 ~
putting up.s Known ~ an 8 ~nss4nAsA ~
|frMAIg RrautAYop asnd @.xs;s., n Az I sssj
combination ever notten fsr tic dSs,rss kfcsa
wkich it is Recommended Z bnye Eesntf-<
milar with the pfcscrittion bofh sa me-
~titioner Of inedicine, aads IN dor,ssf;a
49, lEA-
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The Peoples Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO
RED COFFEE PnT

-aEfH
1ass o. .esbyteriian Church, RusseA 81.
sIsamE happy to ANNOUNCE to the CITI.
,ZENS of 0~rangeburg, that | am now PRE-
PARED to SUPPLY Families and Customers
with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found ina FIRST CLASS
BAKERY,
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
care tessnit the most fastidous tastes.
The PATRONAGE of my friends and fell
low-oitizens is respectfully, solicited.
THOS- W.aALDERG0TTI.
Mrs. ALBERGeTTI returns thanks for
the Patronage heretofore bestnHed. and
Tic the same.
( She viii keep constantly on hand an as
soriment OF FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
dec 10 BIN
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Me-, 49, II
GBsrs.cfT, rs q, Sept %, Ise8.I Ears
tsei br. Prophitfs Liver Medicine as
= Soiic Ani fes:nd il to be pagerfnl sua
e5icaefaus; ~ issexSeiient FOR funoiiondl
iris,.sepiert ofthe Liyctsor eskstipatiua az
the beFek; u g.ses snrsrs5ains ias
mscessssy " q regular essirsc OF sneiIie n
sNklSARDiE 4. NJ 3
ssaisgryon So.
atsnfoS GprSTst Texas. Aug |. isG9-nrs
ef,S, fRcrii1r-iJeor S,f:s / ssritc stat this
inform yea tilt baye hs9F5reaigsa 1
g eai Win iRdgssten led aiter ,itinr,
soac butte OF your Ii5eF MeSsrSns-f ISL
great relief. EeIearfe;g reeyunneaas Il y Z
"a good Fanily .Medieine, and kecl corfdert
That IL is good 2 raaything 9or whish il
elnthas lobe an antiloie.
Very EfespectfuilJ, DICKL0GKETE.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

1t is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and hsrrassing cough
which attends that disease.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-18

This is the celebrated melirine thai rusl
Perry Davis, PAIN KiiYer out offhe ussket.
IL Q soids Davis made Prophi,t
the name from PaiIfKilier to Pain
l5tl il. For Rheumatism, NfEraspia or
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i afe siHs pruclS
ssns Msii6ias,
&liseh
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70 Equalizes Tie Nervous LaRaeace
producing quiet and composure
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-30
Peters Musical Monthly,

For April, is to hand, and puts US 10
mind of the honest old farmer who once
attended a show. He listened with de-
light to the performance until about hall
through, wien, suddenly Jumping up, he
made his way to the ~door-keeper and han
ded the astonished functiOnary a bright
half dollar, which was politely refused,
ON the plea that he had already paid for
his Odmittance, when the old man r%ejOin-
ed "LoOk a'here, mister, Pve had more'n
fifty cents worth of fun already, and I'm
too honest to take more'n I've paid for, so
if you don't take that 'ere half dollar Pm
going out, cause you can't make a thief
of me noways,"
On the old mans principle, people who
buy Peters Musical Monthly should re-
new their subscriptions every month, as
the publisher gives in each issue nearly
S. worth of good music, and charges but
thirty cents a number, or So a year for ii,
Peters is a public benefaCtor, and his
praises should be sung all over the coun-
try. Send him thirty cents for the April
number, or 81 for the last four numbers,
and you will get just $50 worth of the
latest and best music. Address, J. L.
Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-30
The little CORPORAL,

For April, is received, and is as bright
and attractive as ever. Among the arti-
Giles worthy of special mention is allow
Statues are MadeP by Frances 4. Will
lard "Girls Of the Far NORTH" BY Susan
Coolidge; "Birds and their Ways" by
Parizide L. Hathaway and stories by Lu-
ella Chase Bell, Mrs, E. E. Prentice, and
other we'll known writer's, In the line Of
Poetry, there are "April Showers" by tho
Editor, Emily Huntington Miller; "Get-
ting Up Stairs" by Helen L. Bostwick (;
"How the Poem is Born" by Joel Ben
ton. The April number begins q new
quarter, and the publisher announces that
subscriptions may begin with this number,
though back numbers can always be sup
piled. Terms $3.50 a year. Sample
number, with Premium List, free. Ad-
dress the Publisher, John L. Miller, Chi
cago, Ill.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-30
YOur Local PAPER.

AS an evidence Of success in business
the advertising columns of the city and
country paper, Is conclusive. A town or
city that has not public spirit and self-in-
terest enough TO support, build up and en-
courage a live, we'll conducted paper may
we'll be called a "dead toWn,"-one whose
citizens are dead TO their individual inter-
est, dead to the interest Of the commune
ty, dead to the Importance Of encouraging
Immigrants and dead to everything that
has a tendency to promote the business
and growth of a town or city.
Take, for instance our own town Sweet
water) and compare its present standing
with that of two years ago. Then its
population was, from the best information
we car gather, between two and three hun
dred, and now ii will reach near six hun
dred. Thus the population of the town
has been doubly increased. There has
been erected two buildings for every one
then standing, which is sufficient evidence
that Sweetwater is an important and de-
sirable location for business men, and for
those seeking health. A more healthy
location cannot be found in East Tennes-
see, and above all, a community of more
quiet and %law.abiding, sober, industrious
aud prOfessed christian people cannot be
found in the State. These, and the infu-
ence of the local paper combined, have
been the caus of the increase Of popula-
ton. But We contend that to take away
the influence of the paper, the Importance
and advantages of Sweetwater would
scarcely be known out side Of the county.
This is an undeniable fact, consequently
we urge upon our business men to be lib
eral in the support of their local paper.
Circulating as it does, throughout this
and largely in the adjoining counties, af-
fOrds a good medium through which to
make your business kRown, and by insert
ing an advertisement in its columns, you
are sure to increase your trade.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-30
A Recipe for Happiness.

1t is simply when you rise in the morn
ing to form the resolution to make the
day a happy one to a fellOw-Creature. 1t
is easily done; a let-of garment to the
nan who needs it; a kind word to the
sorrOwful; an encouraging expression to
the striving-trifes in themselves as light
as air-will do it, at least for twenty-four
hours and if you are young, depend upon
it that it will tell when you are old rest
assured it will send you gently and hap
PLY down the stream of time to eternity.
Look at the result. You send one person
only o%ne-happily through the day, that
is three hundred and sixty-6ve in the
course ola year; and suppose you live
forty years only after you m this
course, you have made fourteen thousand
six hundred human beings happy at least
for a time. Now, worthy reader, is not
this simple? We do not often indulge in
a moral dose but this is so small a pill
that no one needs currant jelly to disguise
its flavor, and requires to be taken but
once a day, that we feel warranted in pre-
scribing it. II is most excellent for di-
g%estion, and a promoter of pleasant slum-
Der.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-30
Random Shots.

The dearest spot on earth-the store
where they DO not advertise,
Some girls are like old muskets. They
use a good deal Of powder, but won't 60
off.
New goods are continually being ro-.
ceived by our merchants.
What is q town without a live local pa
peri
Wanted, all our delinquent patrons to
pay up promptly.
People will talk of things they know
nothing about.
Let the world wag as it will, the people
of Sweetwater will keep up with the times.
We hope our citizens will organize a
hook and ladder company.
The prospect for an abundant fruit crop
in this section is very aattering.
Wheat is looking fine, and there lisa fair
prospect of an abundant yield.
Niggers are scarce in this town. But
dogs are plentiful.
How about the dog tax in this county.
Quorum Court meets next Monday.
The regular meeting for business of the
Sweetwater Temperance Society will be
held Monday night next, at the usual
hour.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of the Knoxville Chronicle in this
paper.
j. w. Howard offers a reward of $20.0 90
for a lost pocket book. See advertise
ment.
Chancery Court is still In session at
S.P. Hale, Deputy Clerk & Master, was
in town last week.
A new ''upon-block" has been put up in
front Of Patton's.
A new hitohing rack is needed in front
of the Enterprise block.
A great many improvements could be
made on our streets.
Mr.. j. W. Clark is making a new fence,
and will have a firm brick pavement in
front Of his residence.
We are pleased to note the success so
far, under the management of c. NJ. Fish,
er, the Loudon Star. We hope it is one
oi Lou permanent institutions.
/ g Wedding Reception at Rev. Robt.
yesterday, will receive attention
next week.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-30
Protection Against Fire,

The people of Sweetwater have had
warnings enough, and it may be that the
next fire that takes place will destroy the
town. Every property owner is interested,
and some measure should be taken for
protection against fire.
We would suggest that the citizens hold
a meeting and talk the matter over, and
try to come to some conclusion in regard
to this important measure. A hook and
ladder company can be organized at a small
expense, by which our town may be saved
from destruction.