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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-22
LATEST NEWS.

Chicago, June ia ~pickpOcket shot
a policeman and bystander. The pick
pocket was shot after the discharge Of
five barrels. The policeman will proba-
bly, recover, the others will die.
RALEIGH, June l9.-In the case of An
thony II. Swasey VS.. the North Carolina
Railroad, Judge Bond delivered the Opin-
ion under an ac5 of 1919 that creates a
lien upon the stock and dividends in ia
vor of the bondholdcrs. No subsequent
acts of the Legislature could impair this
lein. The court appoints s. +. Phillips
Receiver, in a bond of 100000.
MOBILE, June l9.-Senator Spenccr's
newly-appointed postmaster was arrested
to-day on a finding Of the Grand Jury for
perjury.
G~lNcINYATI, June l9.-At a meeting
Of the citizens to consider Yallandigham's
death, Dir. j. i. Waiter presided. W.
S. Grosbeck delivered a culogy. RcsO.
%lutions highly laudatory were adopted
A committee was appointed to complete
the funeral arrangements.
New York, June I9.-Two houses
were Frustrated at Union Hill, New Jer-
sey, BY a storm. Two ladies were serious
ly injured.
MOBILE, June l9.-Judge McKcnshty
President of the Republican Central
Council, telegraphed to Secretary Bout.
we'll to-day, that the resolution presented
to him, purporting to come from the Cen
trail Council, commencing Spence's ap.
pointment, is a forgery and never passed
the Council. The Republicans of Mobile
sustain Spence.
WASHINGTON, June l9.-General Clan.
ton was before the Kuklux COMMITTEES
five hours to-day. He fully %corroborate'
Governor Lindsay's evidence regarding
Alabama.
The Claims Commission appointed tho
following commissioners John Miner,Fay
ctteville; J. NJ. Faute, Plymouth James
Dixon, Newbern DR.. Pritchard, Char
lotte, in North Carolina and Jeremiah
&. Frazier, Nashville.
VERSAILLES, June D.-Thiers, reply
ing to the appeals Of the father aud moth
or of Gen. Rosset for mercy, says the law
must take its course.
The press continues the attack upon thu
Bunapurtists. The Figaro proposes Cham
cord. Tue Seicle urges the union Of thu
republicans against the Prussians, thei
real enemy.
LONDON, June l9.-Tbc Prussians hav,
evacuated Rouen. Eight thousand lef
ST. Denis.
The Popc's jubilee was celebrated
throughout Ireland.
Two ships have reached English port
with yellow fever aboard.
PARIS, June l9.-Twenty-6ve Of tn,
Commune officers have been arrested sine,
Friday. The most of them are foreign
ers.
Indications Of the renewal Of the insur
rection multiply
The workingmen openly insult the sol
diers,
Attempts at assassination and incendia
rlsm continue.
The International candidates will be re
turned.
MADRID, June 10 Munster More
has resigned.
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lAdyertisement.l
A CARD.
S~wEETwATER, Tenn,
lima 18TH 1871

June 10th, 1871.
Mr.. EDToR:-Some time since Mr..
James Montgomery reported that l had
collected q claim from the U. s. Govern
ment for commissary supplies in favor
of n. r. Montgomery amounting to
about three hundred dollars and failed
or refused to account for the same, when
in fact, l had never been employed to
prosecute such a claim by the said n. X.
Montgomery.
Of course the old gentleman Mont
gomery did not intend the report to in
jure me, but for fear it may be believed
if uncontradicted, 1 ask the privilege OF
a place in the columns of your paper, for
the insertion OF the enclosed letters,
which will fully explain the matter.
L do this after repeated efforts to get
Mr.. Montgomery to do me this simple
act of justice. And must say that | have
ever had none but the kindest feelings
for him and family, and believe that he
erred in information, and did not intend
to do me the injury that such u report
would do, if circulated and believed.
Very Respectfully,
THOS. q. BOYD.
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April TN, 1911.
General A. B. Eaton, CommissMry Gen
eral Subsistence, Washington, d. c.
GENERAL:-One n. r. Montgomery a
citizen of Monroe County, Tenn, has
reported that l have collected from your
Office, a considerable amount of money,
upon n claim for commissary supplies,
originating under the provisions of the
"Act Of Congress, approved July 4th,
1864"
l have no record or recollection OF
having presented such q claim to you
for payment.
1 shall be pleased to have from you q
statement showing:
LIST. The date of filing such claim, OIL
claims, if so filed.
2nd. The amount of said claims.
Bird. What disposition, ii any, has
been made Of the same, or:
4th. Ii 10 such claim has been filed
by me, a statement to that effect.
Please pardon me for thus ~trcspassing
upon your valuable time.
Very Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant,
THOS. q. BOYD.
Sweetwater, Tennessee,
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Tho Devil" Of a Printing Office.

Here is an eccentric item from an ex-
change:l rPrinting Offices are not com
plete unless they hayea devil aud as
we claim this office to be complete in all
its departments, the above individual
can be seen daily at his post i'll this of
flee. 'Dcyils' are sometimes promoted
to the highest position in the gift OF
eompositors--especially when the editor
is out-md' then they generally use the
quill to impress upon the minds of,mcic
chants tho advantages Of judicious adj
vertising. Frequently they (the devils
imagine themselves poets, and address
the peopleIil rhyme. Being out ofcopy,
and the editor being there too, i, C., ont;
ogs devil took the editorial pen not
TIE scissors, and gave us the following
puetical gem: ~. =
'Wisheth thou to Advertise
In this sheet Of little size?
IGN cents silne il tho sup. to my
For space in which to Jay your say
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wan Inn " hi'Ni
QuARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. G., June nth, 1871.
To Thomas G. Boyd, Esq, Sweetwatcr,
Tennessee.
SrR:-Your letter of April 7th, 1871,
inquiring the condition of claim in favor
Of N. r. Montgomery, Monroe County,
Tenn, has been received.
III reply you are respectfully inform
ed that the case cannot be found upon
the records of this Office.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
By rder ofthe Quartermaster General
NJ. A. AURINGTON,
Quartermastcr U. S. A.
Claim No. 1858, Q. NJ. G. o., II.
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Respectfully returned to tho writer,
with the information that the records of
this office do not show the receipt, ex-
animation or payment of any claim in
foyor OF n. r. Montgomery.
A. B. EATON.
Commissary General of Subsistence.
o. c. q. S. Washington, d. e., April
18th, 1871.
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NEW THIS WEEK
ORIGINAL Attachment.
State of Tennessee-NIonroe County. Gulf
Cannon VS. Oliver Hagsdale.

State Of Tennessee-MonrOe County. Guilford
Cannon VS. Oliver Ragsdale.
IN THIS CAUSE 1t appearing that the defend
i ant, Oliver Ragsdale, is justly indebted to
the plaintiff, and 10 n nonresident of the State
of Tennessee $50 that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him, and an original at
tachment having been levied ON his property, it
is therefore ordered that publication be made In
the Sweetwater Enterprise, a newspaper pub
liShed in the town of Sweetwatcr, Tennessee, for
four successive weeks, commanding the sail
Oliver Ragsdale to appear before me, or some
other acting Justice Of the Peace, at my office, in
the town of MadisonYille, 10th civil district of
aid county, o.. the 18th day of November, 1871,
snd make defense to said suit against him, or it
will be proceeded with OK parte.
may2j-it-pf$5 J.C. MONTGOMERY, J.P. :
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b
ThestOve is used ss any woman would use it 20
perform the same work. The following are some
Of the results of late trials
WoOsteY, o., AlEg. 20, 1870.
One stick hard maple rs Ibs.), start
ing with cold stone, and starting nre as
above, oven heated In nine minutes,
IOf IOaves, or / &c pounds, Of bread,
us pounds less than One-half barrel OF
Aourl baked and One-half barrel of wa
ter heated to ! so degrees.
Mansfield, o., ,AWg. 10, 1870.
With 22 l-2 pounds soft coal, oven
heated in twelve minutes.
One barrel -four baked into 2AS;
lOaves. or 2S4 3-4 pounds, of bread
sixty-eight pounds of beef roasted; one
bushel potatoes boiled3 one barrel wa
ter boiled: one barrel water heated to
40 degrees, so
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HENRY T. HELMBOLDs IMPROVED
ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as PAGE WASH; and viii
be found the only SPECIFIC remedy in every species
Of CUrAELOUs AFFEcEfOs. It speedily eradicsies
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the Cutaneous Membrane, Ct o., dikpels Redness
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Patches, Dryuess 1.-THE Scalp or Skin, Frust Bites
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used; restores the skin to q state Of purity and
softness, and insures continued healthy action 10
the tissues Of its vessels, on which depends the
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much sought and admired. But however valuable
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cipal claim to unbOunded patronage, by possess
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serTstive and RetresheT Of the Complexion. Il "a
excellent lotion for diseases Of Syphilific Ma
ture, and as an injection for diseases Of the Uripa
y Organs, arising rom habits Of dissipation used
in connection with the Extracts Buehu, ssyssDs-
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recommended cannot be surpassed.
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rOUGHI COUGHI COUGI
a MAN OF A THoUsANp

A COnSumptlve Cured.
Where death was hourly expected from UoS-
accident led to a discovery whereby DIR. ID jane
tured his only ehila. He now gives this reclp,
freeon reeeiDt OF two stamps 70 pay expenses
street, Philsdelphla, Pa, giving name Of paper.
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NOTICE,

noBERT NJ DAVIDSON, supposed to reside
II in the county of Cumberland and State OF
Pehnsvlvania, is hereby notified that Lizzie NJ
Davidson did, on the I'd day Of March, A. D. 1871.
1iIe her petition in the office Of the Clerk Of tn
(7onrt OF Common Pleas within and for the county
5t Sanduslry and State of Ohio, charging the said
Robert NJ Davidson with habitual drunkenn, IS
for more than three years last past gr"ss neglect
ofdutv. and extr-m- cruelty toward petitioner,
and asking that she may be divorced from the said
Robert M' Davidson, and for allmony; which Pc
tition will stand for hearing at the next term Of
dated this 18th day of March, A. y. 1871.
LIZZIE II. DAVIDSON,
l2-l7 BY Lemmon French, her Attys.
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theif being sugsr-e1stsd. PRICE FIFTY CENTS
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The Shasta courier., 1871-01-14
THE "sAGE..

The profound Sage of the Brush, wbo
would rather lie on six months credit than
tell the truth for cash down, processes tc
have been interviewing former resident
of Shasta in order to crafty his curiosity
as to our humble self We give the fol
lowing specimen ofthe interrogations pro-
pounded by the Sage, and the answers Of
the alleged 'former resident
"Are you acquainted with W. L. Carter
editor of the Shasta oURIER ?"
eyes; he used to publish dirty seces-
sion sheet, about as big as your, two hands,
in Copper City"
The informant further stated that we
were heavy on abuse, and hard case gen.
orally, all of which is calculated to make
us feefvery miserable indeed However,
everybody 10 this county, who knows how
to read, is aware that the paper which we
published at Copper City never contained
. line of political matter except in advoca-
cy of the Union party, and in the campaign
Of 1864 it supported ehe ticket headed BY
"Lincoln and johnson" As several men
have heretofore left this county to defraud
their creditors, or to escape indictment for
stealing, and taken up their residence in
Lassen in order to be close to the Nevada
line in case of pursuit, we presume the
Sage got the above information, (if at all, J
fiom one of those fugitives, as they would
naturally fall in with, and become his most
intimate associates, on the principle that
lsbirds of a feather flock together"
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-14
SHASTA COU RI f r.
saTTRpAY MORNING. JAN. IA. 1871.
CHAMPION BELT.

Last Saturday afternoon the Brass b nc
assembled in front of Armory Hall, played
a tune, attracted crowd, and all hands
were invited up into the Hal-to witness
5mssxtfaordiuzry proceeding Fhe curl.
Gus crowd was called to order by IL J
shurtleff ESQ, who introddcedJ. W. Brack-
EFT ESQ, and the latter gentleman. fixed
his rae IL on i, our 'astopished friend W. A.
Scott, and Grated as follows, amid the ap-
plause Of the audience:
Mn. Scorr:-In behalf of this respect
able delegation, that you see before you,
eminating from the checker organization Of
the City of Shasta, of which your known
and tried friend, the Honorable Wills, i
Chairman, whose Club Rooms are at the
Labor Exchange of which you are propri-
ctor and one Of its most distinguished, re-
spected, and honored members, to express
to you in some degree,the feelings of exul-
tatien and admiration felt toward you by
the club for the ever unremittiDg zeal
consumate skill and extraordinary checker
astuteness which you haveever manifested
as worthy member thereof, and more
particularly in your late contest with the
Scottish Champion, Mr.. Macarthur, who
has been victorious contestant in Scot
land, on. the Atlantic Slope, the Great
Central Plain, and only vanquished by
you, the hero of hundred battles, the
champion of Northern California
have the pleasure of. presenting to you this
belt and testimonial, presented to you by
your Club, as slight tribute of respect,
an ensign for your noble and hard-earned
victories. Take it, you are now as you
are entitled to be, the champion of this
Club, and upon you rests the responsible
tiles Of maintaining, preserving, and per-
petuating its reputation and honor agains
al who may seek to wrest it from you.
Let me conjure you BY the honor which
you have SO nobly and proudly won il
the victories of hundred battles-by tn,
reputation and honor of the club of whicl
you are member and now its most con
spicuous pillar-by these most sacred re
membranes that make you known ant
respected, and those solemn ties that bin,
you to and make you dear to this club, t
never, never, no never, alloy it to be wrestc'
from you.
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-14

Look here. reader. we do not wish to tel
you that Consumption can be cured when
the lungs are half consumed nor that Dr.
Wonderful. or any nther fellow. has discover
ed remedy that will make men live forever
and leave death, to play for want of work
No. yod have heard enough of that. and we
do pot wonder that YOU have BY this time
become disgusted with it, But when we
tell you thar Dr.. Sage's Cafarrh Remsdy
will positively cure the worst cases of cataf
rh. we only assert that which thousands can
testify to. Try il and veu wiiIbe convinced
Sent by mail for sixty cents. Address R
v Pierce. NJ. D.. 133 Seneca street, Buffalo
n. T. Sold BY druggists.
The Shasta courier., 1871-01-14
Presentation. and Remarks by p. C. p
S f James Z. Pelham.

Brother Samuel Isaacks. District Dep
uty Grand Patriarch I. o. O. f.
The pleasing duty has been assigned
me by our fellow Pasriarchs of this En-
campment,. Of expressing our sentiments of
: esteem for you as a Patriarch, and our
high appreciation Of the prudence, zeal,
and integrity, which you have manifested
in the discharge of your official duties as
ID. D. Grand Patriarch for the term lust
closed. 4
With admirable zeal and laudabIe per-
severance, you have devoted yourself to the
maintenance and diffusion of the cardinal
Principles of our Order, namely, Friend
ship, Love, and Truth, under circumstances
thatimpressisely reminds US that the motto
of our Order, Faith, Hope, and Charity, is
indelibly engraved onyour heart. z
In testimony of our faith in the practice,
BY you, Of these virtues. and Others Of a
Kindred nature pertaining to our beloved
Order, a. manifested in the discharge of
your ofhchl duties, as wen as In your de-
pertinent . Patriarch, We present you with
this Pin.
Receive it as token of our good will and
esteem, and may it ever serve to remind you