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EAST TENNESSEE INSTITUTE.

THE TRUSTEES are happy to announce that
i this Institution, recognized 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 as 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 an education asis demanded by the
rapidly increasing culture and refinement Of the
South, and thus obviate the necessity Of sending
our daughters to distant and expensive schools
at the North.
The Fall Session of 1871 will 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 NJ. c. Butler, Princi-
pGl. auglO-?m.
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C0mmencement.I

Mrs. Cook will open her school, in the
basement story Of the Masonic building,
OF 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 abovS designated. The Music
department will be continued. Let all
who wish their girls educated send IL
Mrs. Cook. ~ ----a .n. W .----...
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Exactly So,

Our devil says that one Of the fashions
of this season isto read over all the adj
vertisenlsnts u the paper, and see il all
the stores are Keeping up With the season
and styles. II you miss any familiar name
from the list Of business men, Won can.
know that they are not keeping up with
the times, and are keeping out Of sight
on this account.
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Rosie Rattle

.73Ws ikeyso read,aad publish for pthers
to read, the ratings Of our rafting cor.
respondent. But we hope she will en-
'deavor To- rattle her RATHER more briefly
in the future. Of course we will pardon
Rosie for her lengthy intrusion upon our
columns, in our absence, for, as she says,
''oncs' steam DIP, then TIE Gmacbine2 runs
without any greasing." Elsewhere will
be found two articles for our rattler and
other patrons to read. -cugaI bre =
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Benton Male ands Female High

This excellent school under the super
intendanee Of Rev. M.H~GnRfora ass
sisted By Miss Charlotte L. Robertson
aud Mis- Matte L. CraSfsrd, s fast gain
ipg a fsputatiOp second to none IN the
State. utlHow humbeTs,S the Principal
informs US, about one hundred and TWEEN
ty.6ve students, with a prospect Of a large
addition next fall. Rare inducements arc
held out to all who desire a complete ed
u%catlon. See advertisement in anotfer
column,
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Notice.
Notice.
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rail

East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rail
Road Co. Treasurer's Office.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, !
July Goth, 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 W 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.
! An JAMES G. MITCHELL,
aug.3,4t Sec'y and Treasurer.
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Oak Grove Academy,

We are pleased to learn that the above
Institution is prospecting. There are
sixty.fye studentsin attendance, a goodly
number Of whom IRE young men, some
boarding with citizens, while others keep
"bachelor's hail." Professor Shanklin
has an able ASSISTANT, and is prep6red ID
give all classes due attention. For board,
tuition, dormitories, &c., address Prof.
Shankliu. >5Xs 70 siEieq lido al .ts5TsS
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Hung.

10 Cleveland, about a week or ten days
ago, a negro boy eighteen years old, stab
bed a young daughter or Mr. Mcdaris in
the throat wishs@pocket kuife.g For the
%offense lie was arrested and lodged in Jail.
On Saturday morning last, between the
hours of twelve and one o'clock, he was
taken from the Jail by a party of masked
men, and hung to the limb of a tree in
the outskirts of the town. .
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Change.

The firm of Price 4 Owen has changed
W. l. Price has bought out the interest
of j. +. Owen in the stock of goods pur-
chased by them from J. NJ. Grant 4 Sons.
Mr.. p. will always be found ready to wait
on bis customers, and will sell goods as
cheap for cash as any other firm in town.
See bls advertisement in another column.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
The New Schedule.

The following shows the time Of arri
val of trains at Sweetwater, under the nev
schedule:
MAIL TPAIN-PAsSENGERa
Going East, Arrives at 1896 A. NJ.
West, 1928 r. N.
FREIGHT TRAIN. n
Going East Arrives at 1888 A. H..
WcSt,U 60 1913 P. NJ,
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
Going East, Arrives at 1902 A NJ.
West, 2.24 A. NJ.
NIGHT FREIGHT TRAIN.
Going East, Arrives at l:57 A. L.
"-l225 A M.
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r. EegdssySeedsl

See advertisement of Hcugh 4 Church,
whoiaisay s keep nm haud-aqiUgeo lpt of
seeds Of all kind, at their store in Knox
vile. When ordering don't forget to send
for plenty o. turwp.s sesd~ tjast for
grcGDs," you know.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
Non-Rasident Notice.

In the County Court Of Monroe County:
]. W. MrLLIGAx y WIFE,
WV. eHASpLER X WIFE, ct al.
DEfITI0N to Sell Land for Partition Com
i plainants charge in their petition, which is
sworn to, that defendants, Vim. Chandler and
wife, Emeline Chandler, are non-reSidents Of
the State of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Sweetwater Enterprise, q newspa-
per published at Sweetwater, Tennessee, noti-
flying said nonresident defendants to appear at
the County Court for Monroe county, to be held
at Madisonville on the first Monday of October
next, and make defense to said petition, or the
same will be taken for confessed, and heard ex
parte as to them. AT. HICKS,
aug 244wpfs5 yRW yreEs7g Clerk.
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Fine Chewing Tobacco,

W. L. Price presented US with a piece
of very 6ne chewing tobacco, for which
we return our thanks.
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S~Weetwater Institute.

The board of Trustees have made ar
rangements by which this School will be
opened on an enlarged basis about the
18th of September.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-08-24

Jno. IL. Reynolds, Cleveland Tenn,
uses the best seasoned timber in his wag-
ons, and warrants them in every instance.
Aug. l0,4t.
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Sensible.

Many Of the merchants Of New York,
and also Of Chicago, are abandoning the
drummer" system, aud resorting to a
more thorough. system Of advertising.
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Millinery and Dressmaking.

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

Persons going West can get bargains
by buying wagons from JhO. II. Reynolds,
Cleveland, Tenn. Aug.l0,4t.
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Wanted.

Fat Cattle, for which I viii pay from 2
to 3 cents, according to quality.
aIg21tf WM. CLEVELAND.
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Look to your Interest PatrOnize
Home Manufactures.

On Saturday, September I'd, 1871, 1
will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
at Sweetwater, on sixty days time, a lot
of elegantly finished Wagons, made of the
best material. Purchaser giving note
with approved security.
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BOLIVAR
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,

MALE AMI FEMALE {,
JACKSONVILLE, TENN.
N,HE EXERCISES Of this institution will begin
l. It's next session the First Monday in Sep
TENDER, under Prof. X. H. Ramsey, who has
had charge OF the Female School for the past five
years. Latin, Greek, the Sciences, Higher
Mathematics, Bellies Letters and . thorough
English Primary course will lie taught. Entire
satisfaction is assured to all patrons, from the
success of Prof. Ramsey aud his popularity rs
an Instructor and Disciplinarian. Board can
be obtained at the usual prioes. -r4..
RATES OF TUITION;
Primary, 5 Months, $1,000.
Intermediate, 5 Months, Sl2.50.
Advanced, 5 Mouths, $500.
Dr.. JOSEPH UProN,
Prest. Board Trustees.
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New Arithmetic Every Satisfactory.
"How long will you be gone to the
Springs, Frank ~
"Oh, about three or four shirts time p
"But how long do you wear a shirt, and
how often do you turn i'll"
"Oh, that's altogether owing to the kind
of company | 6nd when get there"
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WARRANTED FOR SIX YEARS,
59bsr4 GRE4F OFFRRF Boo z

HORACE WATERS, 4sl Broadway, n. Y.
Ill viii dispose Of Ono Hundred PAhoe, Me-
lodeOns and Organs Of six hrst-elass makers, at
extremely low fpriessr foR Caahs during this
month, or will take from 81 to s2j monthly I'M
til paid Chickering'S Pianos are included in
the above offer. Illustrated Catalogue a@iled-
WareroOms, No. 4sI Broadway, New York.
HORACE WATERS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-27

CuANCE.-Dave MCGEE, at the
Capitol Saloon, has on foot a lottery
scheme which offers greater induce
ments than any of the lotteries we
have vet seen advertised. There are
seven prizes and only thirty chances.
The prizes consist of a fine clock, ms
a number of boxes, brackets II
picture frames and other ornamental
work from the State Prison. The prls-
oners make these things during their
leisure hours, and have them rallied
off in the city to get money to invest
i'm such little Injuries as tobacco, etc,
which are not furnished them by the
State. The rattle will come Off Satur-
day night.
James J.. Mandlebaum keeps con-
stantlv on hand the finest imported
Havana and domestic cigars. tobacco
in all its various modes of preparation,
confectioneries, fruits, nuts, etc.
CIGARS AT WHoLEsALE.-T. Beer x
Bro. Empire City, have just received
a choice lot Of imported cigars, which
they will dispose of to dealers at most
reasonable rates.
Go to y. J.. SAVERS for your gen
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at Sal
Francisco prices.
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TR II f Rs
r. r HASTINGS & CO., Bankers.
With whom all moneys will be deposited *-h by
wrum all disbursements Will be FADE.
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cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the
machine is subject to. Give tone
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Won will save more than half III your
doctors bills. DR.. Henley's celebrated
MI itters are recommended by all phy-
sicians to dyspeptics and for all COM
plants of the liver and digestive organs
See advertisement in another column.
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TIE CoNCEhTI.3I7GIFTs WILL

be distributed among the Ticketholders-
.nIo,ntinr TO $4,000 in GOLD COIN, as
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Arrivals.
NJ l.. II. pYER's STAGE From RENO.
Law. Nkswsn CsBrowu
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c INTELLIGENCE.
Nlsil and Express.

ARRIvFs.-From the C.P. Railroad and
Washoe at = a IA.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, silver CltS
and Dayton at 10 "A. m.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at D p. IN.
D~EpARTs.-For Washoe and c. T. Rail-
road at i p. m. .a
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 4 p. IN. NJ
Z "A. III.
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G. f. T .
POSITIVELY the LAST CHANCE.
As the drawing Of the above list will come of at q
Grand Gift Concert, to take place at tie
M~ARYSVILLE THEATER,
Monday, May LIST, 1871.

I,HE ENTERPRISE WILL BE CONDOClEp
in precisely similh manner to thar OF .he
late Gift Concert of the Mere tntile Library Asso-
citation in San Francisco. and a committee OF prom
ineut citizens duly appointed to superintend Inc
distribution of Gifts
The names of the Managers is sufficient gu'ran-
tee to the public that the drawing AID di,tripu-
ton will be ftirly done.
We have every assurance, ~ the innrinerahie
orders and Inquiries from the East. and all the
Pacific States and Territories, that our tickets can
readily be disposed Of in forty days time.
Several similar Gift Entertainments nave al
ready been carrie through in this State, anu we
respectfully appeal, in behalf OF the worthy Asso-
ciafions proposed to he benefited, to a generous
and discriminating public to grant us the rights
and patron rge already extended to others.
F5-A discount of 1919 per cent. VIII De ihaue
| to all purchasers of FItIY Tickets or more.
Person. not convenient TO an Express can secnre
tickets for currency, through the Po-tofice: say
encIos. a $40 bill. for which thy Will receive oy
return mail registered letter. three tickets, or IN
this proportion
Address orders,
j. b. CONDOR.
Secretary and Busine's Manager'
an16 I'd Marysville, Cal.
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NoTICE!
NorIOE.

vIyIIEREAs. NY .WIFE. CATHERINE
w -HtCHEY, has left my bed and hoard with
aut auv lust cause or psoyvcati4a, itnrbad all per
sons fpuan batbSrips srt rpsttnE her oR4ak account
JAMES D. RICllEY.
Empire City, New, April q. 1871. ap2s w
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10000 Tickets Will be Soil Mt $3.50
Coin, Each.

This Ticket will admit the bearer to Concert.
-Tbe craving will lake place and the Gifts
,w,rJ.d in a precisely similar nanner AS AT me
c. ucert given in san Francisco, IN aid OF Tue
Mercantile Library, and under the JOINT super,
vision Of a Committee Of well known ci'izens Oh
sacramento, AM the officers cf SAD Ass'ei'''
ss-Persons at a distance can obtain lichuts y!
sa,Ti,g ,hecks ON any of the Sacramento Banks,
ar Gin by Wells, Fargo l. Co. Ten per cent.
commission will be allowed to persons sending 'l
Fifty or more Tickets. Commissions pau !"
Tickets.
s1-Au orders shonld be addressed to
CADWALADER, DAVIS & GU,
Business Managers,
p. O, Lock Box DDS, Sacramento, Cai
General Agency-A Fourth S rect, between j
and X.
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Departures.
Arrivals At the Hotel.

sr. cUARLEB-GEoRGE TUFLT, PRoPRiEIoh.
w !. R.r,ov Vasboe CB Plummer / VT, Va
C S Raymond. ~ smith WI .
A Il McCabe, Dayton Do Ankison' -.
II A Addison 1 vi, Iowa W Corigan,
Ii Nye, Virginia DL BlisS'
oRxsBY HoUsE-GEoRGE D. FRYER, PRoPRiA1oH'
c.o prourxteip Sp W Henderson,, Monitor
C L Cutler, Virginia NJ Lewis,
,,- uorsr-coKBErr BROTHERS, PRoPRIEToRs.
C 8 Conklin. Virginia " AcAnafiin' Moun'"i"s
W " Bowker, BUSH, u.
y Peredul, California iiushs' carson '"neS
W Dewey, Oakland EAri"yase'
J X Oben, San Fran Derry. Spo"hef
+ NcEae, Clear Creek
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-14
The Ardennes Dnu.

The dog of the Ardennes accompanies the
HOOK when 1t leaves the penfold in spring, only
to return when the winters snow drives the
sheep home again for shelter. Each shepherd
possesses one or two of these dogs, according
TO the size OF his flock, to act as sentineIs
Their office is not to run about and bark and
keep the sheep in order, but to protect them
from outside foes. When the herdsman has
gathered his flock in some rich valley these
white, shaggy monsters crouch on the ground,
apparently half asleep; but now and then the
great sagacious eyes will open, and, passing
over the whole of their Charge remain for a
while fixed ON the distant horizon, as though
they followed a train of thought which led them
away from earth-so sadly do they gaze into
the infinite.
But let the mountain breeze bear to his ever
moving nostril the scent of the hated wolf, OF
his quick ear detect an unknown noise; then is
the time to see one of these dogs in his glory.
His eyes become black with ierceness; his hair
stands erect; his upper lip becomes wrinkled
showing range of white, formidable teeth,
while low grOwl alone escapes from his throat
When his keen faculties have detected the
whereabouts of his foe, he rushes forward with
bound that oYerleaps all obstacles, and a
bark that echoes from all the surrounding
hills.
Every dog of the like breed that may be near,
takes up the note and rushes cleaning through
the brushwood to join in the attack. Tender as
the childhood he protects, woe to him who dare
lift hand on one of the little ones with whom
he has been brought up. 1t is not he who buys
him who is his master; it is he who fed him
when pup, who petted and shared his pittance
with hm-he it is who has lis love, and who
reclprocateS his faithful affection. Ogerland
Monthly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-14

The New York Commercial Advertiser saws /:
New York shipmaster, who is now superin
tending the construction of several new steamers
on the Clyde. has written letter to Il friend in
this city, which finds its way into print through
the columns Of the Nautical Gazette. The
writer speaks encouragingly of the prospects
for American ship Owners-not that the build
ing OF American ships is to be made easier
through the acts of an American congress, but
because the English shpbuilders are beginning
to lose money through over competition. 1t is
represented that the rivalry, stimulated by an
increased demand, is so great that many of the
owners of yards on the Clyde are going to the
wall, and none but the strongest will be able
to hold out at the present rates. The price of
iron is slowly but steadily advancing; an III
terior quality is now in common use, which is
often so brittle "that it is absolutely dangerous
to throw it off truck, for fear of breaking it,"
the price of labor is moving upward, and the
work is badly done; there is a continual con-
hict between workmen and employers: and the
underwriters discover that bad workmanship
and inferior iron are making the risks upon sea
going ships more and more perilous. The ship
master who makes these important revelations
contends that with American mechanics and
American material eve can take the English
Lloyds rules and reduce them by 20 per cent.
and build ship stronger, more durable, and
consequently more seaworthy," than can now
be built in any part of the United Kingdom.