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The Cotton CrOp.

Cotton crop reports %purporting to
have come frLm the Department OF Ag-
]riculture during the past month, lave
not been genuine. There are reports
oi injuries by the boil worm and cater
pillar, mainly II Mississippi and Loui-
sltna, but there is no evidence that Il
general or serious loss from these III
scots is probable. Drawbacks, though
greater than those reported by the De-
paruncnt last year, are not sufficiently
serious to excite apprehension Of II
greatly :apreciated yield. They are re.
ported each year in such portions OF the
cotton area.
In the records lust year, there was
considerable complaint Of damages to
the cotton crop from the rust, worm
and u~nfnyornble weather. These itcts
do not point to the enlargement of the
expectation hitherto indulged in. If
they are reliable the most favorable sea-
sou could scarcely bring II crop exceed
iny three and onc-thirI millions Of btlcs.
Ii the growing SEASON. should be short
or unfayorable, three millions Of bales
would be II good result, and with II coul-
binatioa Of u~nf!yorable circumstances,
the product might be still further re-
duCcl.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05

A London exchange says: "The new
express train from plymouth to London
will probably be the fastest train in the
world in the part Of its journey which
lies over the Bristol and Exeter and
Great Western railways. Leaving Exeter
at 1910, it is time to reach Paddlngton
2:45, including II stoppage of five min
utes at Bristol and the inevitable and
vexNtious ten minutes at Swindon, the
journey Of one hundred and niusty-
four miles will occupy but four hours
and IL quarter. The Irish limited mail
hitherto considered the fastest train on
the Great Northern line is between Lon
don and Peterborough, scyenty-six
miles, which is done in one hour and
seven minutes; but the Great Western
accelerated express will run from Swim
don to London, seventy-seven miles, in
one hour and thirty-seven minutes. The
1l:45 train from Paddington will perform
the Journey to Plymouth in five minutes
more timethan the new up express.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05
Art ami Nature.

catered a due,l palace
\ palace stately AMI I'D;
It, vast ]saloons we're glowing
With marble, anlrleh with gull.
On the tables, in tender mosaic,
We're marvellous fruits and flowers;
On the walls werc PIissil's landscapes,
With their sunshine aud shaded bowers.
And in the vase before me
We're roses white aud rel;
stopped To welcome their fragrance,
But found them waxen and dead.
Then forth from the loty window,
| stepped into living green;
Where The stnnr-piRcs stool atuund me,
With loWery shrubs between.
And | sail, "Take the costly splcnlor-
Take the wouieriul ,riumr h, o. art
Butgivc me living nature,
Watch speaks to my soul and heart.
"ThcSc works Of art are noble,
Ia each AR Italian town;
But Gods nrc wherever the sun goes M,
Or the shade vi uisnt come down.
Let wise m:n on the anyils
~ study, fashion ont truth;
Eui Religion is sent 10 each humble soul,
Witui its worl TOR age and youth.
Grl comes in silent blessings,
Like dew anil rain from abuve,
In whatever place u pure heart longs
For GOODNESS and isht and love.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05

There, is a Judge out West who is so
cross, that the members of the bar dread
to make q motion or speak a word in
their causes, lest he should snap at them
rs though he would SNIP their heads
off. The lawyers call him "Old Snap
ping Turtle" " - "a
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05
DIR. O. S. PROHIBITS
a nody ne Pain XIII 1T.
NEVER FAILING!
IN EVERY FORM

MILLS GHIN IN EIEKI FOHW
CURES Pains in the Back, Chest, Hips or
" Limbs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs,
Colds, bronchial Affections, Kidney Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Collie, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Pleurisy, Asthma, Heart Burn,
Toothache, Jawache. Earaehe, Headache,
S%prains, Bruises, Cuts, Commissions, Sores, Lace
rated Wounds, Scalls, Burns, Chillblains, Frost
Bites, POisons OF all kinds, vegetable or animal.
BG1" Of all the Remedies ever discovered for the
relief of suffering humanity, this is the beet
Pain Eradicator known to Medical Science. The
cure is speedy and permanent in the most in
~veterate diseases. This is no humbug, but u
grand medical discovery. A Pain Killer con-
tainining no poison to infamc, p%araliae, or
drive the inflammation upon an internal organ.
Its efficiency is truly wonderful-Relief is in
Simultaneous. 1t is destined to Danish pains and
aches, wounds and bruises from the face of the
earth. Prepared by L. IL. BRADFIELD,
je22-ly Atlanta, Georgia.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05
THE STIEFF'S PIANOS

Contain all the Itest improvements to be found
in II frst-clnss Piano, with additional improve
mentS of his own invention, not to be found in
other instruments. The tone, touch and finish
of his instruments cannot be excelled by any
manufactured.
A large assortment of second hand Pianos al
ways on hand, from SIS 10 $500. E,y q
Parlor and Church Organs, some 20 differeBt
styles on hand, from $50 and upwards.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, containing the
names of over 900 Southerners (j6O Of which
are yirginians,) who have bought the Sticff Pr
ano since the close of tue war. apply
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05
Determined to Put Down Lawless

The latest advices from Athens, Ala
bama, indicate that the citizens of that
locality are determined to put down the
lawlessness that has so long reigned
among them. Several parties implica-
ted in the barbarous treatment of Mr..
l.. l.. Weir, have been arrested and
lodged in jail, and 50 strong is the pub
lie sentiment against them, that they
have been unable to give bail. Squads
of mounted citizens daily and nightly
scour the country in search of the horse
thievesland other desperad6es who are
yet supposed to remain in the country.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05

These machines took heT TWO FIRST PREMIUMS over the RUSSELL Eu,W World and Buckeye al hegmni Rm
.My and Mr. John Smhhn rknoN1Ihm the 23ihyH June, BL
Also, the FIRST PREMIUM OVER THE SAME MACHINES the Eastern Division Fmr held L Knoxville
Green County Frh reid in the same mh.
Over Seventy Of these Machines were sold mta malad in every em entire satisfaction w r6r with bride
East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05

A gentleman expressed toa lady his
admiration of her toilet. She said she
supposed he had been impressed By her
angel %slaeyes, . He answered with efu-
sion, "No; bnt I'll like to be-"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05
R. r.. II.

R. IL. II.
Radway's Ready Relief
Cures the worst pains
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
Not One Hour after reading this advertise
ment need any one suffer with pain.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is a cure for eve
ry pain.
1t was the first aud is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excruciating pains,
allays infamnations, and cures cOngestions,
whether OF the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or 9TH
er glands or organs, by one application.
In from ONE to TWENTY minutes,
no matter how violent or excrueiatins the pain
the Rheumatic, Bed-ridden, lnfrm, Crippled,
Nervous, Neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease
may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Will afford instant ease.
Inflammation OF the kidneys,
Inflammation of the Bladder.
Inflammation Of the Bowels.
Congestion of the Lungs.
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing.
Palpitation of the Heart.
Mysteries, Group, DiTtheria.
Catarrh, Influenza.
Headache, TOothaehe.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Cold Chills, Ague Chills.
The application OF the Ready Relief to the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty exists
will afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half a tuRbler of water will
in n few moments cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrhea,
Dysentcry, Collie, wind in the bowels, AMI all
internal pains.
Travellers should always carry a bottle of
Railways Ready Relief with them. a TOW
drops in water will prevent sickness or pains
from change Of water. IL is better than French
Rranay or Bltters us Il stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUR.
Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There
is not n remedial agent in this world that will
cnre Fever and Ague, and all other MaLariOus,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid. Yellow, and other fe-
ycrs, faded by Railways pills. so quick rs
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle.
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A suggestion.

Tits suggested by some one, that mar
ried people should study each others
weak points, as skaters look out for the
weak parts. in the ice, in order to keep
of Of them. " H
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-05
Claims for PrOperty-Last Chance.

T W. BURGE is now largely engaged in tax
l.. ing up claims, under the recent law of
Congress, for property of loyal citizens taken or
furnished for the use Of the United States Gov
eminent during the late war. All claims hereto
fore presented have to be made up entirely
anew or they will never be paid. Mr.. Burge
has an office open at all times both in Madison
vile and Athens, Tenn. Those having claims
are desired to give him a call at one Of his Of
fees. The proper names Of witnesses, but no
witnesses will be necessary OH first making up
the claims with him. Letters directed to him at
either place will receive immediate attention
jy6-?m
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length. What must it be to be caught in O
live pair of piucers like that
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un ruido estridente, siniestro: ACADIA
ban los franceses de descubrir sus
ametralladoras. Ell efecto producido
fue rapido: en- menos de diez minu-
tos, los regimientos prusianos huge
ron desorganizados J casi aniquila-
dos. ESQ refere el periodico LIE Soi,',
que responde de SUI exatitud.
Por otra parte, son tristlsimos tam
bien los pormenores sobre los dltimos
combates de los franceses en- las mar
genes del Loira. La mayor parte del
cuerpo de zuavos ponti6cios qued6
deshecha. V6ase 10 que escribi6 un
individuo de dicho cuerpo: Unica-
mente, dice, entr6 en- accion el pri-
mer battalion y no volvieron mas que
$50 soldados; los demas quedaron
en- ell campo del honor. De II oficia-
les solo tres regresaron sanos y salvo,
Y de seis sargentos primeros no que
do mas que uno. Entire los muertos
Y heridos Sc hace especial mencion
lie Mr.. de Moncont comandante, he
rido; de Mr.. de Feron, captain primer
ayudante, muerto; del teniente de
Bois Chevalier, muerto, y del tenien
te GARNER, desaparecido,
En- ell momanto de Ia derrota de la
tropa de Inca y de los movies, ell &c
neral de Sonis Sc precipit6 hacia los
zuavos y dijo q Mr.. Charrete: "Coro-
mel, estamos perdidos 81 no reanima-
mos inmedintamente el espfritude las
tropas iQuereis cargar con migo"
-"Muchachos, viva Francia!" res
pondi6 Charrette. Y los zuavos Sc a.
rrojaron sobre ell enemigo, y atrave-
sando un espacio de 400 metros bajo
una lluvfa de granadas, atacaron 4
los prusianos 4 la bayoneta; Ia car
nicerfa fue terrible, y rechasaron al
enemigo. Sin embargo, los zua7os,
estaban solos. Los prusianos Sc refu-
grliaron detras de sus ametrallado-
ras y Charrette cay6 del caballo; en-
torno del 6l yacian 14de sus oficiales,
y los zuavos que sobre vivian que
rian escudarle con sus cuerpos.-a Re
tiraos, hijos mios, les dijo, q vuestros
puestos.l lVive Francia! Vuestro coro-
mel esta perdido: Dejadle ="
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Dispo3iciones del Gobierno.
La Gaceta oficialpdblica las siguien
tes circulares:
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LAISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
SEGRETARIA.
Circular n1mero 8.

CuCuldI IlQul6TO y.
Habi6ndome participate el Exmo.
e Limo. Sr. Obispo esta Diocesis su
resolution de emprender la vista pas
toral de todas las parroquias que la
constituyen, saliendo de esta Capt.
tai ell dia 8 del corriente mes; Y Pc
netrado este Gobierno de la extrema
importanoia de ese deber, que con
tanto cello cumple siempre nuestro
Reverendo y venerable Diocesano,
he creido conveniente dirigir esta cir
cular 4 todas las autorfdades locales,
del territorio fin de que, coadyu-
vando en- cuanto de elias dependa al
mejor exito de la vista de S. E. l.,
le presten cuantos auxiliospueda ne
cesitar.
Conocido el empeno con que las
Autoridades locales secundan las Or
denes de este Gobierno, encaminadas
todas a la mayor felicidad y properi
dad de esta Provincial, escuso recor-
darles que la base mas solida de esa
felicidad es ell conocimiento perfecto
de los principles de nuestra Sacrosan
ia Religion, y al exacto cumplimiento
desus mandatosq que ese conocimiento
y esa practica habitual son los dnicos
medios de que ell hombre, en- todas
las esferas de su actividad, llegue a
tener conciencia de sus deberes Y de
sus derechos, para observar en- bien
comun los primeros y que le sean res
petados los segundos; y por dltimo,
que cuanto mayor es la libertad del
ciudadano, mayor es peligro a que lie
puede conducir una mala interpreta-
cion de esa libertad 81 los principles
religiosos y su mas cabal observancia
no constituyen la esecia del hombre
tanto en- su vida privada como en- su
v'dapublica, pues esta, como en- otra
OCCASION he dicho; es ell refejo de a.
quella
Puerto-Rico 1o de Febrero de
1871.-BALDRICH.
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ANUNCIOS EIVERsOS.
A LOS SRES. PROFESORES
Y PADRES DE FAMILIAS.

En- la Esperanza Puerto RI 1uefia Cal
de la Ourz, Sc ha recibido un surtilo de
libros declarados de texto y mandados adj,
tar en- las escuelas p1blicas de la Isla, Ct
ob]eto de uniformar la enseHaza en- las N
mas, segun la circular Ultima del Gob;err
Superior Civil.
Relacion pamero 10 de que hay surti
-Repertorios de manuscritos Tpor R.
Gonzalezl Economic y labores (pcr Vail
Religion J moral {por i'em) Tlatados =,
flslca [ por idem] Dibujo lioeal Dor @. {
Rodas, geometria elemental [por Vane7H
toria natural por Nata y Gayoso, Hlgiel
[por Valle] Historic sagrada [por Con
laz] Aritmetica decimal 1 por Tejada1 e
to de gramatica por Ia Accidental Sis
ma metrico por Pleguezuelo7 geograf
[por la Educacion] Historic de Espai
[por Gonza!ez] Iudustria y comercio (p
Valle) Reglas de cortesia (por Rosa 6
neD y demas surtido fuera de texto, COL
Ruedss, Fubulas de Samaniego, Cartilla
Relacion n1mero %; Menages.
-Rosas nauticas, Cualros d. honor ID. {
distribution de tieApo, Oolecciones de m
xmas morales en- carteles (por Rabio) l
oarteles de |etura (por Mon og) Cuadr,
para las co1Juga"iones de 10 verbos, L
ouatro tabla de aritmetica, Colecoiones {
laminas de Ills oria ssgrada (oor Gonzalt
Ilem de his orla natural LIE n de E, pal
Giobos terri s:res, Ilem celos g, Esfera
milar ldem copernica granies ma2es n
raj de flspa1a y Portugal con las canarias
Bsleares Tornado y bsrnizsdcs, Collection
lie I mapas d Dufour que ccntiene las
parties del mundo Espana Portugal y
mapa mundi, Colecicones de fguras ge,
metrlcss de MADEIRA 8 s6lidas ) Is plan,
Iicm de idem en- As pleas, Collection
completes de pesas y metricas, Hule pa
pizarra, Creta 6 yeso para idem, toleccie
nes de muestras y escritl "a por Villegas
Cuadritos de MADEIRA con cristal para
nluestras. Oolecciones imperial de ND
'ras de 10 hojas que comprenden desde
primera regla cursiva, Oaballetes de ma,
ra, Cartapasios de Castillo para caract'
res Espafol 6 Ingles, Cajas de plum
[ [Euguren] para idem Porta plumas de
dera fuertes con chafanes para poner
dedos, Tinteros con sus tapas para los Gu
pos de carpinter1as, Oolecciones caligra
cas- [por R. Mocoto], Impresos para res
I'll os, hojas de melito estado para ell
vimiento de la eFcuela, Orusifjos con cr
negra y barnizada de n6mero 2, BY 5. [
seles de MADEIRA con moldura dorado,
tampas de Jesus cruci6cado puestas
cuadro y sin el. cts.
En- ell mismo establecimiento sc realiZ
varios libros y son: Milton ell Paraiso
dido; consta de "a laminas grabada en- a.
ro por grandes artistas. Espana artistica
monumental grande obra con prec
sas vistas litografadas a dos tiutas y d
cricion de los sitios y monumentos mas
tables de Espaia. D. Quijote de la NJ;
cha ediccion de graz lojo. Afio cristial
en- l5 tomos con ma gni6ca impression.
vocionarios con tapa marfl, b1falo, taft
te y chaeris. Atlas geosrafca. Oracu
de ell destino. Gramaticas Francesas Ole
dorf con su claVe [por Behot1. Gran s.
lido de novelas historic: precios sum
mente m0dicOs- Nolla e
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INGLATERRA
YLA GUERRA FRANCO PRUSIANA.

En- presencia del movimiento agi-
tador que Sc ha notado varias veces
en- Inglaterra, como para obligar al
gobierno britanico 4 adoptar una ac-
titud distinta de la que ha venido y
sigue observando con motive de la
guerra franco-prusiana, el Times de
L6ndres, contestando las especies
que corrian de que 81 mepcionado
gobierno pensaba intervenir en- ell
conficto, ha negado POGO ha de I'm
m6do terminante que tai fuese su in
tencion, obedeciendo, sin duda, mas
que a noticias ofciales, asus propias
simpatfas y q la opinion general del
pueblo ingles. La polftica de la Gran
Breta1a respecto de la guerra en- 81
continente, dice el Times, esta hoy
tan, ,irrevocablemente acordada Y es
tan determinada, que es casi i1npo-
sible que ninguno de los beligeran-
les nj ninguna potencia neutsel pue-
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Ell vapor filibustero Hornet.

|. Uu peri6dico de Holguin publica
10 siguiente:
Cuando la junta cubana aguarda
impaciente la contestacion de la cor
respondencia que g. sus cofrades de
la manigua ha dirigido en- un buque
de veloz carrera, los bravos artilleros
del battalion a pie Sc encargan de
ayudar a verifcar ell desembarco del
cargamento de armas y municiones
que con la correspondence remitian
en- ell sitio denominado Punfa Bravo.
No parece sino que el vapor "Hor-
net" traia ese cargamento a la con-
signacion de nuestro celoso Conan
dante General Bfigadier Ferrer,
quien tambien Sc hizo cargo, como
de 'todos es sabido, de la anterior es-
pedicion desembarcada en- IA enema
da de la Herradrna.
' Hace va dias que el vapor "Hor-
net,' hacienda alarde de su ligereza,
las costas de la Isla, tratan-
do de burlar la vigilancia de los cru
eeros espanoles para entregar a la
faNdstica cdu,arG-el repuesto de- ar.
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z viso al p6blico

En- la casa de D. Tomas Tolosa hi
dc Mayaguez ha IL. gado un compile
to y elegante snrtido en- muebles q
caoba, nogal v otras madetas fna
maqulnas de coSer cen pleas mu
titles y desconocidas hasta hoy, NJ
qulnas para rizar ropa, lamparas d
pared y colgantes, quinques de sobr
mesa aradOs de 5odas classes mum
meros, veloc1pedos para ninos calet
tas Juguetes para i'd, cristalerfa /
: tfos muchos articulos que no Sc pu
cen enume ar.
al propio tempo tiene lgusto d
ofrecer al p1blito su ouevo estabI
clml nto en- naderas de iodas clases
Semi la de Hor taliza
E. que uscriba acabs de recibis
por e B G. Italiano Manu- 5lPeats u5
surtIdo colupleto y vende prec;
modicn frente al cafe la MalIorq uins
Felipe Rodrigo !,
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NOTICIAS DIVERSAS.

EPIsoDIos DE LA GUERRA-Los
peri6dicos tranceses de fecha re-
ciente publican interesantes y con-
movedores pormenores acerca de las
terribles Y encarnizadas batallas que
han ensangrentado las orillas del Mar
ne. De ellos entresacamos ell siguien-
tie episodio de la jornada del 80 del
pasado, referido por ell Soir, y que 81
no es novelesco, merece ciertamente
lamar la atencion. Ell enemige Sc
.crela SECURE del triunfo; pero a ESQ
de la una, la division de Exea entr6
en- Inca y Sc empeno un combate
sobrehumano.
Los alemanes luchaban con obsti-
nacion, avanzando sin cesar bajo el
fuego de una espantosa artillerla. Re-
petidas veces hubo atrocesy combates
q la bayoneta, y hasta las cinco, el
enemigo sc mantuvo frme. Por dlti->
mo, diezmado, extenuado, de cansan
clio, abrumado por los franceses y su
artillerfa, tnvo que batirse en- retira-
da Todavia, sin embargo, intent6 un
supreme esfuerzo, reuniendo una ma
sa formidable de caballerfa' en- la
cual aparecian mezclados coraceros
hulanos y batidores, todos los regi-
mlentos, en- fin, Aquella masa Sc Ian
rs sobre Ia derecha, que Sc encontra-e
en- Champigny. Sigui6se un momen-
to de angustia indescriptible. Sflos
prusianos conseguian cortar la dere-
cha, la batalla podia perderse.
La abrumadora mole de hirro ade-
lantaba terrible, anade ell Solr; los
escuadrones. sumamente compactos,
descendian al pasolas escarpadaspen-
dientes de lameseta de Brie- sur-Mar
ne, que cubre a Villiers. AL llegar q
unos 800 metros, una especie de es-
recorrio las fllas fran
cesas. FL enemigo tomaba aliento pa
"a dar Ia cargG De improYlso resono t