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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-27
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
OF 2i.-
SOUTH CAROLINA

Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.
INTEREST ALLO WE'D A T. TIE RATE rF
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANN UX.
ON CERILFICA ZES Of DEPOSIT.
AND SIX PER CENT COM. ~ M
POUNDED EVERY SIX ;,t
MONTHS ONACCO UNITS.
OFFtCERS. q
VIM. Martin, President.
yoSn yoSn s. s. Fhoma: FFhs1mss: < vioa-prcaidenta.
A. G. Breni1er, Cashier. @
: John @, B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Dtrectors
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. @. Eaa.
keu, =. W. MoMaster, John P. Thomas. Il. a.
Heinitsh. John B. Palmer, Thomas E. drees:
Columbia. -l @. AND = ee'
]. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. 7. Scott, Newberry.
W. g. Mayes, New wberry.
y. d. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr.. Charlestsh,
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Wifnve= Or
Pnans and others may here deposit their eay.
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
Wishing to draw interest on their funds unti
they require them for business or other pnr.
poaes;. Parents desiring to set apart smaI
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Ainore Whose deposits oan only be with.
drawn by themselves, or, in case OF death. Iyy
Lheir legal representatives, wishing to laT
aside funds for future use. are here affordeA
m opportunity Of depositinR their pleane
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
ihe same time, be subject to Kithdrawalwhen
neeoeo. Aug 16
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-27
@p eC1@I Not1Cesl
'' TO TIE PUBLIC sI::'' r:'.:

AS the sale Ct tickets in tie, Go-Operative
Building Association has been go rapid, thus
reducing the expenses nf tho .raflo Very M a.
terially. thp General Agent has concluded to
refree the number of tickets to 2,Oo0. as
thts scheme was not designed as a specula-
tion, but merely to change tho Investment 10
moro extensive improvements IN the city,,it
is hoped that the adyantagein tho reduction
Ok the dumber Of ticketa may be readily seen
anai appreciated. q! About ono-ffth OF the
npmbefof tickets have been already disposed
ot. ..;.. DIR. E. ". WHEELER,
General Agent, Key Box eS, Columbia, s. q.
june IS ... ~ s;..:. .ll
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-27
For Rent.

WE offer the following desirable pro-
Finn perty tor rent: r splendid family RESI-
s4l4l 4lDENOE, with forty-tw acres OF land at
tached, known as the .sWAlker Place." Several
in full bearing. The lands are comprised
OF highlands and meadow. with o bold free
spring not distant from the house. The front,
Boundary. ono OF our most public streets.
q. O'NEAtE & SON, .
June3 Cotton Town.
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Personal.

Hon. j. c. Vaughn, Speaker Of the Sem
ate, was on Il visit To his family and friends
Saturday aud Sunday last. lie left Mon
day evening for Nashville.
Capt. Hugh Frazier, formerly an at
tache of this Office, now of the Jackson
vile, Ala, Republican, is on a visit to
his relatives aud friends in this vicinity.
Our young friend Mr.. Ben. Castell was
in town on Monday. Ben. is studying
law and will at no far distant day rank
with honor among the profession.
The genial appearance aud graceful
form of Capt. Charlie lyde, is illumining
our streets. Charles has Il gay %">iugle-
footer," and rides through the country
with a SWIM" lie asks railroads and
steamboats, no odds, is his own conductor
aud takes ON no passengers. Colt, Charles /!
You know how It's yourself.
DIR. Mays, the tooth man, has returned
from a visit to London. Ii you have an
aching tooth Noble will pull it if you ask
him to. lie is a good Dentist and dues
work at moderate prices.
Col. j. w. Goddard has gone to Knox
vile to buy goods for Corporal Dobbius
to sell to the pcople in town for cash and
to tn" people in the country for cash and
produce. Dpb5ins knows how it works
tor he has tried 1t.
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~CIIANCERY SALE.

G. W. Patterson, Admir-. &c, VS.. Susan
Patterson, ct. al.
Pursuant to a decree of the Cllanccry
Court at Athens, Tenn, rcadercd at May
Term, 1871, in this cause, | will expose to
sale, by public cutlery, to the highest bid
der at the court house Sdoor in Madison-
willie, Tenn, ON the
9th Day of November, Next,
the tract Of land mentioned and described
in said decree, to-wi': A tract of land
lying i'll Monroe county. Tenn, confirming
at ~ acres, adjoining the lands of Il. W.
Lee, Is. w. Staten, l]Iouston Rogers and
others, being land formerly belonging to
the estate of George Patterson, deceased,
and purchased by John Stephens under
decree Of the Chancery Court at Madison
Vile, Tenn ,and now to he sold to pay the
purchase money.
Terms of Sale:
Six months credit. without the right Of
redemption. Note with good ,%ecurity re-
CURED and a lien retained for the purchase
meuey. j. NJ. HENDERSON, G&M
s. p. HALE, D. C. & NJ.
Oct5-4t-pf$9
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CHANCERY SALE.

Richard Ten Bro5ck ". Andrew l.. Roger.
Pursuant to n decree rendered in this cause
by the Chaucery Court at Athens, Team, at DAY
Term 1871, | will expose To sale by public cutlery,
to the highest bidder, ~ the Court house door IN
jacksonville, Tenn, on the
9th Day of November, 1871,
all the right, title aud interest of \. l.. Rogers
in the several tracts or parcels oil land described
IN the pleadings in this cause, to-wii:
Being lst, the undivided one fourth part be-
longing to A. il. Rogers, of the land purchased
by Hugh .hD. McElrath, A.. l.. Bugers aud g..
W. Morgan, in Monroe county, Tenn, of james
Harrison, Clinton MllSups aud the hcirs Of Mi
chaeI Millsnps, on Tennessee River, supposed
to contain GOb acres.
Also, the undivided one fourth part belong
Ing to i. l., Eogcrs, ot 500 acres purchased by
q. W. MoIganot l.. Everett, in Blouut county.
Tenn, known n the Everett land, lying on Ten
neSSee Hv.r, immediately opposite the first
named tract.
Also, one undivided forNth part Of the right to
niue and dig Tor minerals in the tract Of alou,
200 acres purchased by said Rogers 4 Morgan,
Everett X Harrison Tor Forr.
Terms of Sale:
Said lands will he sold on a credit Of twelve
months and without the right OF Redemption.
Mites with good security required aud u lieu re-
talned on the land for the purchase money.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, az. VI.
5. L. HALE, D.. e. NJ.
OctJ-it-pfSg.
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Killed..

We regret to learn cCthe sudden death
of one VI our old Georgia friends MIR.
Henry W ]Ootten, for many years II citizen
Of DAhloncga. TIP to ME time OF his
death lie had been Il resident Of the city
of Atlanta, where he had moved about IL
year and Il half ago. Ten minutes before
the sad occurunce took place, he was talk
iug with his family, and rejoicing uyer the
prospect Of Il visit to his former home with
his son who was then attending the Fair
aud visiting his father aud friends, when
he started to the Fair Grounds, Il short
dis ance fum lis residence, and in
crossing the rail road, the train be-
Ing hear hun, his foot caught under the
rail, which caused him to fail, the engine
running over him and crushing his head,
arm and shoulder in Il most horrible man
nor. This sad death occurred Oh Wednes-
day Of last week.
Mr.. Wootten was about 10 years Of age,
and having known him since our childhood,
it is with feelings Of deepest regret that
we announce his sudden death. At an
early day he united with the Baptist
Church ut D4hlonega, Ga, and lived true
and devoted christian up to his death.
lie leaves Il large family and many
friends to mourn his death. For the fam
lily, who are all members Of the church,
We have the deepest sympathy, yet they
''mourn not as those who have no hope =
the spirit of the loving husband and Iatn-
er has "crossed over the river and rests
under the shade of trees. Then weep
NOT, loved ones, though you may never
see his smiling face on earth, you have
the blessed hope Of meeting him around
the throne Of God in Heaven, there to
dwell with him forever and ever.
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Grocery Line,
ON TIAGR.
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of an Execution issued from the
ID Chancery Court M Athens, Tenn, and to
me directed, | will Offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, on the premises, on the
23d day of November, 1871, all the right, title
and interest that Daniel Jones has in and to the
tract of land herein described, to-wit:
\ tract of land containing four hundred and
ffty.two acres, more or less, lying on the wa-
ters Of Pond Greek, in the 18th civil district OF
Monroe county Tenn, adjoining the lands OF
W. p. Wilson, Martin Bilderback's heirs, Hem
ry Scott and Y. l.. Upton, levied on as the pro-
pcrty Of the said Daniel Jones, his interest in
the same being an undivided one-tifth interest
conveyed to him by c. u. Clark.
- Sold to satisfy a Judgment and costs of the
suit, rendered Mt May term of said Court 1871,
in favor OF Y. G. Douglass and +. NJ. Cleveland
vs., the said Jones, J.E. HOUSTON, Sheriff.
By j. NJ, DRIwDER, b, s.
oct2Gtll.
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AAaAANAbAAAAA's
\ sweet potato, measuring four feet
three inches, can be seen at j. ii. Patrons
store.
The Enterprise will soon enter its fifth
year.
Revs. Janeway and McReynolds are
carrying on an interesting meeting at
County Line.
The Steam Mill at this place has been
leased to Il company for the purpose o!
grinding Barytes.
No Superintendent at the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Cooks school is we'll patronized.
The evening Sunday School at the NJ.
l.. Church is Furnishing.
We have had rain plenty this week.
Rev. J. II. Keith has been sent back
to this circuit, ,
Church dedication at Fork Creek Sun
day.
County Court at jacksonville next
Monday,
Mr.. Nick Vance is now located at Barns
vile, Ga.
Without a friend, the world is a will
dcrness.
If every one would mend one, all would
be mended.
Great minds are easy in prosperity, and
quiet in adversely.
Begin life with but little show; you
may increase it afterwards.
Tell not your secrets to your servant,
for he will then be your master.
Religion is the best armor that a man
can have but it is the worst cloak.
Experience without learning does more
good than learning without experience.
lie is not only idle who does nothing,
but he is idle who might be better em-
ploycG.
Sincerity is the sonl of virtue. When
she flies away, the whole body decays.
Glory is we'll enough for a rich man,
but it is Of very. little consequence to .
poor man with a large family.
What You keep by, you may change
and mend, but words once spoken, you
can never recall.
Have nothing to do with a man in a
passion, for men are not like iron, to be
wrought upon when hot.
The world would be more happy if per-
sons gave up more time to an intercourse
Of friendship.
Everything here i, as we estimate it,,
and the changes in cur hearts make the
changes that we feel.
lie that has no friend and no enemy, is
one of tho vulgar, and without talents,
power, or energy.
If you have been tempted to evil, fly
from it, it is not falling in the water, but
lying in it, that browns.
The three things most difficult are to
keep Il secret, to forget an injury, and to
make good use Of leisure.
Every man has his weak side; and it is
very often the case that this weak side is
the best part Of the man.
An humble man is like Il good tree
the mole full Of fruit the branches are,
the lower they bend themselves.
The ear and eyes are the minds re-
]cciycrs: but the tongue is only busted in
expanding the treasure received.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-26

}. W. Goddard returned Yesterday from
market. lie purchased a splendid aSsort-
ment Of new goods, and invites the peo-
pie to call and examine them. See ad-
yertisrment on first page.
Hugh l.. FIy has gone into b]snines5 at
his old stand. He has Il good assortment
of Family Groceries, Nc. See advertise.
mcmt.
J. VI. Browler Deputy Sheriff, adver-
tiscs land sale in this issue.
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NJ. L. CHURCH, SOUTH.
List of Appointments for this Year.

List of Appointments for this Year.
Tho following list of appointments for
preaching, has been made by the Confer
cnce of the NJ. Il. Church, South, which
adjourned on Monday, at Monistown:
KNOXVILLE Dlsr-J NJ McTeer, p L.
Church street, Il Il lloss.
Broad street, b y Davis.
Knoxville circuit, Il Il Gray.
Maryyille CIV X Green.
Jacksboro OK Miller.
Clinton to be sup. by r A
llutsell.
Scviervillc circuit, A + Woodward.
cambridge y. Salyer.
Mayuardyille" r Handy.
ATHENS DIsr-C Long, p Il.
Athens station, r Ii Parker.
Athens circuit, W W Pyatt.
Sweetwater circuit, } ii Keith.
jacksonville circuit, J j. McGhee.
Philadelphia circuit, S B Bates.
Decatur circuit, i i II Carlock.
Riceyille circuit, j 7 Smith.
Tellico Mission, j. II. Barnett.
Cane Creek Academy, j Il Bruner.
CHATTANOOGA DIsr-Chas L Carroll, p Il.
Chattanooga station, James Atkins.
circuit, II } Only.
Cleveland station, W W Bays.
%cireuit, Geo d French.
Trenton j Il Boyle.
Chatata WI Mountcostle.
Charleston and Calhoun stations, j II
Parrot.
The next session of the Conference will
be held at Chattanooga.
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Terms of Sale:
CHANCERY SALE.

NJ. F. Johnson, Admir-. of John +. Payne,
Deceased, VS.. Isham eagle, ct. al.
Pursuant to a decree rendered in this
cause by the Chancery Court at Athens,
Tenn, at May term. 1871, | will expose
to sale, by public ontcry, to the highest
bidder, at the court house door in Madi-
s%onvillc, Tenn, on the
9th Day Of November Next,
the tract of land mentioned aud described
in said decree, to-wit: A tract of land
containing 81 acres more or less, lying in
the-.-civil district. Monroe county,
Tenn, heing the same land sold in tie
year 1861 by said John f. Payne to the
said Isham Cagle'and adjoining lands at
that time owned by G. ?. Carmichael, b..
2. Reagan, Robt. SneaG 4 others.
Terms of Sale:
Said land will be sold on a credit ofsix
and twelve months and in bar of the right
of redemption. Notes bearing interest
from date, with good security required
and a lien retained on the land for the
purchase money.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, G. g. ".
oct5.it-pf$S. S. 7. HALE, D. c. & NJ.
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East TenneSSeG Book House.

Now that the grand rush for school
books has somewhat abated, MeSsrS. vii.
jams, Sturges Il Co., of the Fast TenucS-
gee Book House, Knoxville, offer as new
attractions in the way of Pictures, Chro-
mos, Musical Instruments, &c, with a
special emphasison Wall Papers, of which
they claim the largest, most varied and
elegant stock of latest styles ever offered
for sale in East Tennessee, and all at thc
,aost reasonable prices, Send size and
light of your rooms, with quality Of pa
per, and they guarantee satisfaction. t
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Mrs. Mallory has ON hand u select stock
of Hats aud Bouuct4 of the latest style,
which she will sal as low as they can he
houIht anywhere. She invites the ladies
10 call and examine. She is also prepared
t. remodel OLD Hats and BounctS. Ladies'
who wish their dresses made in the latest
StyIe-with the Margaret PoIouaise Over
skirt, would do we'll to favor her with Il
call.
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Religious Services.

Services will commence at the Baptist
Church in this place, Saturday night, and
continue over Sunday and probably dur
ing the week. Revs. ". \. Montgomery,
j. b. Lee aud other ministers will be in
attendance.
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MATT. ATKINSON,
a II L a w,
Asheville, n. c..

Dractices in all the Courts in Western N. c.,
l. and makes collections in any part of the
State.
ny" Refers to Hon. D. Key, Chattanooga,
J. Is. Iioyl, Cleveland, 4. N. Vanlykc, Athens,
J. Z. Vaughn, S~wectwater, Tenn. Gets st
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-26
Last Notice.

take this opportunity of notifying the
people of Sweetwatcr aud vicinity, that |
will close my Photograph Gallery in few
days, ThoSo wanting pictures must call
early. Copying done ON short notice,
neat and cheap. j. BU,nyoyG.
Swcctwutcr, Oct. &c, 1911.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-26

Goddard Il Co., want dried fruit, apples
aud peaches. Also, butter, eggs, and all
kinds Of produce, for which they will pay
the highest market price. Bring them in
at once. sepStf
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MeSsrS. Griffin & Hoffman,
LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.


The following shows the time of Orri
val Of trains at Sweetwater, under the ney
schedule:
MAIL TPAIN-PASSENGER.
Going East, Arrives at 1886 A.. NJ.
West, 1928 =. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Going Fast, Arrives at 1888 A. NJ.
West, 1913 ?. NJ.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
Going East, Arrives at l2:O2 A. NJ.
" West, " 2.2i A.. NJ.
NIGHT FREIGHT TRAIN.
Going East, Arrives at l,57 A.. NJ.
" l22j A l..
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CIIANCERY SALE.

c. &. Taylor, Admir- &c., VS.. Mahala
Blankenship, ct. al.
Pursuant to $ Gccre e rendered in this caus
by the Chanccry Court Mt Athens, Tenn, ut May
term, 1871, ! will expose to sale, by public out
cry, to the highest bidder ut the count house
door in MadisOnyillc, on the
9th Day of November, Next,
the lands OF which Fields Blankenship died sci1.
Ell, to-wit: \ tract of land containing 1870 acres
luOrc Or less, lying in the 18th civil district OF
Monroe county, Tenn, adioining the lands Of
Peter johnson. Il. 2. C]rowdcr, oliver Rugsdale,
ThOs, CrUwder'S heirs and others.
Terms of Sale:
Said lands will be sold sui jcct to the Widows
dover, On II credit Of twelve month, except SO
to he paid in hand, and without the right Of re-
dcmption. Note with approved security rcquir-
ed and o lien retained tor the unpaid purchase
money. Minimum price, S5OO.
j. NJ. Henderson, C.& NJ.
s.. 7. HALE, D.C. X NJ.
octj-it-pfS7.
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Church Dedication.

Rev.--Templeton will commence SER
vices at the Cumberland Church, on Fork
Creek, Tomorrow (Friday) night. On
Sunday the Dedication of the new church
will take place.
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~CIIANCERY SALE.

+. II. Gregory vs.. Edward Hudgius, ct. al.
Pursuant TOT decree rendered in this cause
b. the C%cunccry Court ut Athens, Tenn, ut Nay
Term, 1871, | will expose to sale by public out
cry, to the highest bidder, at the court house
door is Madisonyille, Tenn, Oh the
9th Day Of November, Next,
the aforementioned and described insuid decree,
Or 50 much thereof ~ may he necessary to sntifly
the decree and Interest aud cost OF this cause, to-
wit:
a tract of land containing--acres, more or
less, lying in the llth civil district OF Monroe
county, Tenn, known rs the ''lludgings Nll
Place." adjoining the lands of j.. t.. S~uudlcy,
j. A.Gilbrcath, D. A. Mackenzie, l.. +. Clark
and others.
Terms of Sal:
Said land Willie sold in bar Of the right of re-
dcmption on a credit OtUue and two wears in
equal miscellaneous, except ten per cent. Of the
purchase money which will lie required in hand.
Notes with good security required, aud II lien re-
tanned Tor the unpaid purchase money.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, C.& NJ.
ST.. HALE, D.C.& NJ.
Octj-it.pf3S.
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(,nilnY.

For November, is at hand. Now is the
time to make up clubs. The following
embellishments are contained in this num-
her: a ine steel plate. Celored fash
sou plate of six figures. Colored plate
Of Winter Hoods. y Dad Days Sport.
Flowers aud flower basket, twenty-four
rngravings. An eXt.a sheet of Fashions
aud Lingerie, i'ty.tour engravings. A
plate of Walking Dresses. Suburban
Residence, with plan. Besides a variety
OF useful designs in the,.Work Department.
The literary matter is interesting and in.
srrnctive. Send for Cooley. Only $500
Il wear,
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Five rrilcs s; 90 : cREENBAcKs -!
Ten Prizes 800
Whole Number of Cash Gifts, 900.
| Horse \ Buggy, with Silyer-muunted Harness,
worth 5000.
| Fine toned Rosewood Piano, worth $500.
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth $IOO each.
Five Heavy Cnscl Gold Hunting Watches and
Heavy Cold Chains, worth $500 each
Five Gold American Hunting Watches, worth
1925 each.
Ten Ladies Cold Hunting Watches, worth 500
each.
500 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches lin
ally worth from $50 Ia $500 each.
Ladies' Gold L]continc Chains, Gents gold vest
chaius, Silyer-platcd C. stors, Solid silver and
double plated table and teaspoons, ivory handle
dinner knives, silver plated dinner forks, silver
vest Chains, photograph Albums, l%alies' gold
brcastpins and earrings. Gents gold brcastpins,
shirt studs * sleeve buttons, finger rings, gold
pens, (silvcr cXtcnsionl etc.
Whole number Gifts, 5000. Tickets limited to
60 ,ODd.
AGENTS WANTED To SELL TICKETS, to whom
Liberal Premiums will he paid.
SINGLE Tickets 81; Six Tickets 50: Twelve
Tickets so; Twenty-Five Tickets $40.
Circulars containing Il full list of urizcs, n dcs-
criVtion OF the manner of drawing, and other
information in reference to the Distribution will
he sent to any one ordering them. All letters
must he addressed to L.. b.. SINE, Box Sc.
OFFICE, lOl W. 9th St., Cincinnati, 0.
scp5-tn2D
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l}arytcs.

NPhh' tN's
This substance from which door-knobs
aud other ornaments are made, exists IL
large quantities in the neighborhood Of
Col. fuckers about Eve miles from this
place. Mr.. i. j. Farrary, is now making
preparations to work the vein, having
leased property, and employed about
80 hands, who will 90 TO work at once.
Mr.. Farrary is agent for II. Brandt 4
g., OF NV York. and has leased the
etoan Mill at tn 8 lace with which to grind
the Blrytes. It. is one of the compounds
OF Barium, and is very valuable. 1t is
s"ft, and has the appearance, at Il glance,
OLA beautiful flint rock, but is easily
ground as fue as flour, which, when done is
as white as any marble. The company
is composed of men of capital, and being
represented here by Mr.. Farrary, an en-,
ergetlq and perseveriqg gentleman, we see
M reason why they may not be hand
somely rewarded, as Rasytes not only TX
lists in the section above mentioned, but
in other portions of our county. We vel
come this aud all Other companies with
capital who come here to develop the
vastly rich mineral fields of our county.
We have in Monroe county alone, miner.
ais of almost every description, and all
that wa need is capital to develop them.
EGyH Subscribe for the ENTERpRIsE.
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The Weather.
The weather for the last two or three
days has been very fue.
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Terms of Sale:
NONRESIDENT Notice.

In the County Court Of Monroe County
j. II. JAMES * WIFE,
vs..
MINuR HEIRS EIIz. NEWTON, deed.
DETlTlON to sell land Tor partition Com
l. plainants charge in their petition, which is
sworn to, that defendants, the Minor Heirs Of
Elizabeth Newton, decd, and the Minor Heirs
ot Enielinc summit, deed, are nou-rcsilents of
the State of Tennessee, whose given names are
unknown. 1t is therefore ordered that publicn-
ton he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Sweetwater Enterprise, II newspaper published
at Swcctwatcr, Tennessee, notifying said nom
resident defendants to appear at the County
Court for Monroe county, Tennessee, to he held
at MadisOnville, on the first Monday of Noycm-
Der next, and make defense to said petition, or
the same will he taken Tor confessed, and heard
cx partc rs to them.
Oct > 4t-ptS5 a. HICKS, Clerk.