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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-08-10

l have concluded to remain at Sweet
water for a while longer, and have fitted
up a new complete sky-light Gallery in
rear of the Post Office, where | am pre-
pared to take pictures at any and all
times, and in all kinds of weather.
| have a new and complete stock of ma
t%orial, so that I am prepared to execute,
in good style, Photographs, Gems &c.
If you are not satisfied with your pic
lures you are not required to take them
away from the gallery. Call soon, Os
this may be your last chance to sit for a
picture.
Particular attention paid to copying
and cleansing all kinds of old pictures.
| have a good supply of Frames and
fancy cases, that will put pictures in on
reasonable terms. A lot of stereoscope.
and stereoscopic views for sale cheap.
Instructions given in the Art, and outfits
furnished OH reasonable terms.
w. T. ROBERTSON,
july,27,tf. Photographer.
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Meeting OF Stockholders.

A meeting was held on the 2nd inst,
at the SweoIwa,er Institute, by the stock
holders of the Sweetwater Institute Conf
pany.
Daniel Heiskell, Esq, was elected
Chairman. d. B. Childress, Secretary.
A new board Of Trustees we're elected,
composed of |. I. Lenoir, Thos. Year
wood, N. P. Hight, DR.. F. Bogart, and
Jno. w. Goddard. After which there
were speeches by Col. |. T. LenOir, Rev.
Robt. SneeG, and Col. John Ramsey, all
Of which we're short, but very appropriate.
A resolution was offered by Col. |. I.
I.euOir, and adopted, that the Trustees of
the Sweetwater Union Institute Company
are hereby authorized to sell shares Of
stock of the said Company, at five dollars
per share, selling to 10 one person more
than five shares.
Resolved, that the means realized from
the sale Of stock of tie Company, DO used
FIRST to pay the Indebtedness Of the Com
pany and such stock as will not be donated
to it. Next, to repair the house aud fix
up the ROOMS so as to make them COM
Portable and suitable for school rooms.
Then, furnishing suitable books, globes,
and apparatus, for the use of the school.
And then, for i%nsuring property against
FIRE.
Resolved, that rs soon as seven hun.
dred dollars is secured, to be paid to the
Trustees of said Company, that they are
hereby authorized and instructed to ap.
point two Curators who together with the
three appointed by the Sweetwater Lodge
No. 202, y. a. NJ. shall proceed to or
ganize schools in the Institute and in the
lower rooms of the Lodge house under the
provision of a charter granted to said
Lodge on the 18th day of Feb, 1870, au-
thorizing the establishment of a school
and that they devote the said house to
school purposes for any length of time
deemed proper.
A resolution was then offered by Charles
Cannon, and adopted, that a committee
be appointed to see all old stockholders,
and get a statement from them Of what
they will do with their stock. And also,
to see the citizens of Sweetwater and
neighGorhood and ascertain who will take
stock N. p. Hight and Thos. YoarwoOd
appointed said committee.
Meeting adjournd until Wednesday the
18th inst. All persons feeling interested
in a irst-class school here, are respectfully
invited to attend at the next meeting.
DAN'L HEISKELL, Chm.
D. B. CHLDREsS, Sec'y.
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Peters0n'S Magazine

For September more than maintains its
reputation as the "best and cheapest" of
the Iady's Books, as we'll as the supreme
authority in matters Of fashion. The steel
engraving ''The Miller's Granddaughter
illustrating a ebarming story, is Il of The
pretticst We have ever seen. The double
sized cOlOred steel fashion plate is of rare
beauty, and gives the latest and most ele'
CANT Partisan styles, In this number is
begun a new copyright novclet, "The
Tragedy of a Quiet Life" which is uDu-
sually good even for this magazine; and
there are other original tales aud nOyelets,
by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Frank Lee Ben
edict, Daisy Ventnor, and other frst.class
story writer's. We do not see how any
lady can do without "Peterson," 1t is
the leading guide in fashion. The price
is but $500 a year: with great reduction
to clubs. Address, Charles j. Peterson,
800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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lSlCSi"A " INV AilOuAO'
North Carolina,

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Letters from
North Carolina, received by the Execu-
tive Committee here, indicate a positive
defeat of the Constitutional Convention
party and the triumph Of the Republic
cans. Wake County, in which is The
city of Raleigh, gives a Republican gain
of two hundred, Halifax County q hun,
bred, Mecklenburg County two hun,
bred and seventy-five, and Hanover five
hundred and fourteen.
dispatches also say that the Conser-
vativeNadmit their defeat. Ex-Governor
Holden who is here, has received many
kilograms, and says he is confident the
Constitution is defeated by about ten
thousand majority
WILMINGTON, August 5.-The indica.
lions seem more favorable to-day for the
defeat of the Convention by q very
small majority. The Republicans claim
the State by from five thousand to fiji
teen thousand majority, while the Con
servatives still think the issue doubtful
with chances in their favor.
Returns have been received from only
about one-third of the counties, and the,
are not official.
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Music C!asS. RiceYille, Tenn.


| would respectfully inform the public
that my Sd Session in Vocal and Instru-
mental Music will M on Monday
the 2lst of August.
The music room is situated near the
Academy, and has new Z octave Piano
in it, from tho celebrated factory of Homes
Bros, New York, where pupils will re.
ceiye their lessons and practice.
Should it be necessary, additional Plan.
os will be added to the school from the
same factory. Having had over eleven
years experience in teaching this beautiful
science and accomplishment as we'll as i'm.
portant branch of education, | am conf.
dent [ will not fail to give satisfaction to
my future as we'll as present patrons.
/ have offered $40 worth of the most
popular music, neatly bound, to the most
diligent and studious pupil at the end Of
the term, as an inducement for them to
labor hard, practice carefully, and be ODE.
dent to my instructions.
Terms OF TUIrIoN:-Instruction or
Piano or Organ, $25; use Of Instrument.
s.. One half of tuition must be paid in
advance, with the fee for instrument.
Soliciting continued patronage, [ re-
main, yours,
Respectfully,
HINSON G.. CLUTSAM,
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"Ihe Victoria League"


We have received the following from
New York, which will explain itself. If
we advocate the Womau's Rights move
mcut, and Mrs. Woodruff for President
Of the United States, we will be doing
more than we anticipate. We will give
"Rosy Rattle" the privilege of space in
our columns if she desires to write upon
the subject. AS for ourselves, we de-
cline. Rosy can come if she wants to-
and we think she does. Here is what
the "VictOria League" says:
New York, Aug. |, II.
To TIE EDIToR;--We have the honor to
announce the Victoria League, an associ.
alton now organized, equipped, and in
working order, having its headquarters in
New York, and its co operative agencies
IN Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chi
cago, St. Louis, and San Francisco.
Its mission is to unite the progressive
portion of the American People into u
new political organization, or body of vo-
tiers, called the Equal Rights Party, con-
sisting of Both Sexes, and founded on the
Constitutional right of suffrage which the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments
vest in women as well as men.
1t demands from Congress, at its next
session, a Declaratory Act, setting forth,
definitely, this Interpretation of these
amendments, together with immediate leg
~iSlation to insure the free exercise, by
women, as by other citizens, of the cleo
tive franchise in the several States.
1t dominates, and will support, and ex-
poets to elect, as the next President Of
the Uuited States, by the combined suf-
frage of men and women, in 1872, Mrs.
Victoria G. Woodruff, of New York.
Accompanying this note, by tie same
mail, you will receive copies of a cores
pondence between the Victoria League
and its Presidential Candidate, to which
your attention is directed, the more espe-
cially from the fact that, in Mrs. Wood
hull's letter accepting the nomination,
she has given u full statement, at the re-
quest Of the League, Of the argument by
which she deduces, from tie new Amend
ments, the right of her sex to the elective
franchise.
In the earnest hope that you will lend
your editorial good will to the Equal
Rights Party and its Candidate, we sub
scribe ourselves,
Respectfully yours,
The VICTORIA LEAGUE.
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Notice.

East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rail
Road Co. Treasurer's Office.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn,
July 29lh, 1871.
To the Stockholders of the East Tennes-
see, Virginia Il Georgia Rail Road Co.:
The regular Annual Convention of the
Stockholders of this Company, will be held
in the city of Knoxville, at the Office Of
the Company on Wednesday the 9th Of
September, 1871, at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
Stockholders desiring to attend, will be
carried free, on this road, to and from
the Convention.
JAMES G. MITCHELL,
aug-3,4t Sec'y and Treasurer.
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Commencement

Mrs. Cook will open her school,SQ the
basement story of the Masonic building,
on Monday the 28th day of this MONTH
The exercises of the school will be con-
Quoted as heretofore. 1t is important
that parents should send their children
on the day above designated. The Music
department will be continued. Let all
who wishtheir girls educated send to Mrs.
Cook,
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Ho! for White Cliff.

A squad of our best looking young men
Ieft for White Cliff Springs last Monday
morning, their intentions we did not learn,
but gueSStssee the gals We hope the
gray ponies WI be cared for. Go it be-hoys
while you are yOSRgpfoF you don't get the
opportunity often toNFusticate at such a
place as White Cliff.
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Kentucky and North Carolina.

The Democrats have carried the State
of Kentucky by about thirty thousand.
All the Democratic candidates for the Leg
~islature we're elected. Hon. Thos. Spar
row of Columbus, KY, is dead.
The Radicals defeated the Convention
in North Carolina, by a majority of from
1000 to 10000,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-08-10

Messrs. n. p. Boyer g. Co., of Parkes-
burg, Pa, have imported three new vari-
cites of Seed Wheat, of which they offer
to send samples free to all who will send
stamp to pay postage. This firm distrib-
ured over 100000 sample packages of new
seeds last spriug, nearly all of which gave
universal satisfaction.
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Machine Gil,

Remember that | have a Machine Oil
for $I.25 per gallon far better than Lard
Oil-won't gum, but cleans off all dirt,
&c. Try it. Also, l have a few French
Calf Skins-very niee-for $3.50 each,
lining skins, &C., and a splendid article
of Hemlock Leather. Come around to
the Post Office aud examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. | will sell
you goods as cheap as any other house in
town., H. L. FRY.
Sweetwater. July Eff
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An Amusing Scene.

Last Monday at jacksonville, Mr..
Ben. Reagan was seen leaving town, dri-
wing a beast of the mule species, to a one
horse wagon. He had u fan in his hand,
aud seemed to be inst as happy, as if he
was driving 4 dne pair OF horses, attached
to u fine carriage.
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4 GREJY OBJECT


Only $500 for $il. 60 in Value !!
Until the first of November next, the beauti-
full and artistic ChrOmo
ISN'T SHE PRETTY ?"
Size l3xl7, after Lille NJ. Spencer, retail price
81 800, will be sent by mail, securely done up,
post free, rs a premium to every yearly subscri-
Der to "Dcmorest's Illustrated Magazine and
Mirror of Fashions" acknowledged the most
practical, useful, original Magazine.
"Isn't She Pretty" is IL beautiful Chrome, n
splendid farlor Picture, and u valuable work of
art it is highly finished, mounted and varnish-
ed, and worth more than double the cost of sub
scription, and together with DemOrest's Month
ly, affords an opportunity for the investment of
Three Dollars such rs may never occur again.
Do not fail to subscribe for " DemOrest's Maga-
zine" and you will never be willing to DO With
out it. 1t will not only teach you how to dress,
how to cook, how to make over yOar childrcn's
clothes, but it will make you better, wiser, hap
pier. Women everywhere find it exactly what
they want. In fact, it is the most complete La
dies Magazine now published. Husbands, Fa-
Tiers, Brothers and Lovers, subscribe for it and
present it Will the beautiful chrome, "lsn't
She Pretty" 1t will make eyes sparkle with
delight and satisfaction, and prove n monthly
reminder Of your good taste and kind feeling.
Address W. JENNINGS DEM0REST,
S2S Broadway, N. Y.
Specimen Copies of the Latest Nos. of the
Magazine Sent free on receipt of rs GEMS.
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From the DigginS.

Our friend Gen. Vaughn, returned frow
Coker Creek gold mines on last Monday
The Gen. has q good number of hands at
the mines, is in good spirits, and has on
exhibition, at A. W. Boyd's store, some Of
us fine specimens of Gold, Silver and
Lead as we ever saw.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-08-10

SATURDAY, the 18th inst, will be the
centennial anniversary Of the birth Of
Walter Scott. The event will be pretty
generally celebrated in literary circles
throughout the country.
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On last Saturday morning, at about 0
O'Clock, II citizens Were aroused by the
alarm of iiv; All being promptly on
the spot, it was discovered that the
chimney OF the Rowan House was burn
ing oat, consequently, no damage was
done. -
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millinery and DresSmaking.

Mrs. Mallory is still prepared to cut
aud make Ladies' and Misses dresses,
make, trim, aud remodle, hats aud bonuets,
in the latest fashionable styles.
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Arm Broken,

We learn that a little daughter of Mr..
Jefferson Eakeu, living in the l4th civil
district of this county, fell from a mule
ON Thursday last, and broke her arm so
badly that amputation was necessary.
DR.. John Mckenzie, of Ball Play, per.
formed the operation.
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The American Stock journal,

Offers larger Premiums and a greater va
riety, tLnn almost any other journal.
Send for u specimen copy, illustrated show
bill, and premium list. Address n. p.
Boyer & Co., Publishers, Parkcsburg, Pa.
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Board aud Washing can be obtained in
good families at two dollars per week.
Students wishing to board themselves
can have cabins free of charge.
For further information, address DR.. Il.
Collins, Secretary of the Board, or Prof.
Jas. II. Shanklin, Principal, at Pin Hook
Landing, Meigs County, Tennessee.
Aug. 8, 2t.
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Our young friend, A. W. Boyd, re.
turned yesterday morning from a two
weeks trip To Washington and everywhere
else. Winnie looks, well, as he always
does, and reports.as having had a delight
full trip, which We do not doubt in the
least.
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Respectfully,
HINSON G. CLUTSAM,

What a glorious world this world would
be,if all its inhabitants could say with Shak-
spear: "Sir | am a true laborer; | earn
what l wear; l owe no man hate; envy no
mans happiness; glad of other mems good;
content with my farm.
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New Advertisements.

We call special attention to the adver-
tisements Of Bolivar Male and Female
Institute, aud also that of East Tennessee
Institute, in another column Of this paper.
The advertisement Of the Riceyille In
]stitutc will also be found in this paper.
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T%ESTINONIALS :


The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very beat. We are enabled to speak Of these in
s]trunents with confidence srOm personal knoUl-
edge.-N. X. Evangelist.
We can speak Of the merits of the Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge as being Of the
very best quality.-Chrfstiau inteliigencer.
Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the
very best assortment of Pianos, Melodeons and
Organs to be fodnd in the United States.-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 uad Melodeons. lie has Just is
sued a catalogue Of his new instruments, giving
n new scale Of prices, which show a marked r9-
duction from former rates, and the Pianos have
recently been awarded the first premiem at sew
eral Fairs. Many people of the present day who
are attracted, ii not confused, with the flaming
advertisements Of rival piano houses, probably
overlook n modest manufacturer like Mr.. Wa
tiers hut we happen to know that his instru-
ments earned him q good reputation long before
Expeditions md honors " connected Herewith
were ever thought Of. Indeed, we have one Of
Mr.. Waters Piano Fortes in our residence
(wherc il has stood for yearo) Of which any
manufacturer in the world might we'll be proud.
We have always been delighted with it as a
sweet-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 OH said plano, and all pronounce it a SUI
perior and FIRsT-CL.Ass instrument. Strong r
endorsement we could not giye.-Home Journal.
Horace Waters, 4SI Broadway, is famed for
the excellence of his Pianos and Organs.-Eve-
ming Post.
The Waters Piano ranks with the best manu-
featured in America.-The Independent, n. Y.
may25-tf
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS
Fruit.

At present our market has no scarcity
of fruit, such as watermelous, peaches &c.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-08-10

A country editor who carries conceal.
ed weapons is sear;hing for the writer on
"Health," who sent the editors wife a cir
cular recommending that carpets should
be taken up and beaten every month at
least.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
SWeetwater, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1871,

s. NJ. PErTENGILL6CO ~ Park Row, n. "
and GRIFFIN & HOFFMAN, Baltimore, MIDI
Are the sole agents for tho Sweetwater EnteI-
PFise in those cities ,Ahdare Authorized to e~ontracl
for inserting advertisements Tor IN at our lowest
cash rates. Advertisers are requested to leave
their favOrs with either Of the above houses.
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Jno. II. Reynolds, Cleveland Tenn,
uses the best seasoned timber in his wag.
ons, and warrants them in every instance.
Aug. lott.
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In Session.

County Court was in session on Mon.
day. Considerable business was trans
acted, but as We have no correspondent
there, we cannot give u full report.
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Oak Grove Academy,

The exercises,o OF the above Institution
will open Monday, July 81, 1871.
Students can, at this Institution, at
comparatively no expense, prepare them
selves to enter the Senior Glasses Of the
best Colleges, where they can acquit them
selves with as much honor as those that
have spent Fifteen Hundred to Two Thou.
sand Dollars iu the acquisition of an cdu-
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Wagons Wagons! Wagons!

Persons going West can get bargains
by buying wagons from Jno. II. Reynolds,
Cleveland, Tenn, RI Aug.lO,4t.
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To destroy burdocks and other trouble
some plants, the Rural New Yorker says,
cut close to the ground with a sharp hoe and
apply a few drops of kerosene. The
plants SO treated will never "put in an
appearance again.
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WHITE CLIFF

SPRINGS.
TNliESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED on
l. Chilhowce Mountain, l6 miles from Madi-
%5Ouville, and same distance from Athens, Tenn.
They are located at an elevation OF about 1900
feet above COnosauga Valley, in a dry, pure and
very inyigorating atnosphcre-afFor1ing IN cx-
tensive and beautiful view Of the surrounding
country,
There arc three Springs in close proximity,
two of which are Tonic, Diurctic and Alternative,
and have proved very eficacious in relieving
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys and Stomach, and
have acted rs u sovereign remedy in ChlprOsis
and Dysmenorrhea the other Spring possessing
properties that have proved very beneficial in
ScrotulOuS affections OF the skin and chronic dis
eases Of the eye.
The Hotel will be ready for the reception of
guests by the 10th Of June
Hacks will run daily between Athens and the
Springs. Fare 81 80 each way,
Those wisoing to stop off at Swectwater will
also lind conveyance via Madisonyille.
RATES.:
Board and Lodging per Day...-..$ 200
Week.. 500
Month. $50. 5000
JOS. A. PECK, Proprietor.
innel-t
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Speaker of the Senate.

We have letters before US from promi-
nent Democrats, in Middle and West Ten.
nessee, to Gen. j. C. Vaughn, asking him
to accept the position of Speaker of the
Senate. Whether the General will ac-
copt or not, we cannot tell. In our opin-
ion East Tennessee is entitled to the po-
%sition, and Gen. Vaughn being the only
Democratic Senator from this portion of
the State, we think that the Democratic
Senators will surely honor the General
with the pc ition.
The Sweetwateritcs, except the editor of
the "Enterprise" and his "devil," have all
gone to White Cliff in search of heath
Athens Post. .
You are behind the, news Mr.. Post. The
editor has been gone to White Cliff more
than a week, but left the "devil" be-
hind to run the machine. We are
expecting him back in a few days, weigh.
ing something less than a ton. that is, if he
isiweighed without any Of bis editorials
in his pocket"
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.H)GJI30 Rain
Plenty in the valley this week. Corn
looks well.
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EAST TENNESSEE INSTITUTE

GAOI III.
TNHE TRUSTEES are happy to announce that
l. this Institution, re-erganizcd in September
last under the present Board of Instruction, has
had the most gratifying success. More than
enc hundred pupils were in attendance the last
session. The Principal has long been known in
this region as unsurpassed in experience, enter
prise and skill Ms an educator, and his associate
teachers are all eminently capable, earnest and
thorough.
The Trustees and Faculty intend to afford
young ledies in this Institute facilities for a thor
ough, complete and harmonious development Of
their physical, intellectual, mOoal and social ma
ture; such al education as is demanded by the
rapidly increasing culture aud refinement of the
South, and thus obyiate the necessity of sending
our daughters to distant and expensive schools
at the North.
The Fall Session of 1871 will ommen on
Wednesday, September 9th, and continue TWEEN
ty weeks.
For further particulars, address James II.
COwan, President of the Board Of Trustees; Hugh
l.. McClung, Secretary, or VI. q. Butler, Princi-
pal. nuglO-2m.