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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27
From Our Travelling correspondent.

CpEENvILLE. Tam, June "a, 1872.
DEAN CHARLEy: am on my way to
your place again. thought would give
Won n few '.do,s."
Is -President johnson will support
Greeley if the Baltimore Convention
dominates him. This will elect him for
the State at large TO Congress. It is doubt
full who will be the candidate in this dis.
trict. Netbcrlaud aud Kyle are most
prominent men.
This place is to have Il Fair this fail.
It will clnnict with the Eastern Division
Fair, which is all wrong! As the Eastern
Division Fair bids to be the biggest thing
If the sort that has ever boen held n
East Tenn, there should be nothing TO-
the way.
Premiums 70 merly offered. mour ted
to about one Thousand dollars, this year
they will amount t. five or six. The diff
ference is being made by having the
fright man in the right place" &. W.
Charlton deserves great credit for his un-
firing energy in getting up such a Prem
inm list. The people Of his district now
see the worth OF his talent and energy,
and at the Sparta Convention in August,
will nominate him for Congress. Although
there are several good men seeking the
same place. Were the vote of the people
taken he would get the nomination easy,
as | have been amongst them to . great
extent, [ speak knowingly. But he may
be wired out of it, as he is not used to
wire pulling. One good mark of his
strength is, that those opposed to him
hardly aver speak OF him as being very
strong. ii.
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East Tennessee Book House.

The stock of this house was never be-
fore so full and complete as at present,
and we are pleased to learn that the bust
ness character of thu cntcrprising firm is
fully appreciated by the public, whether
as wholesale or retail purchasers. We
commend them to every class, but cspe-
cially to those wanting School Books, Sta
t%ionary, Blank Books, and Wall Papers,
of which they have in~comparably the most
elegant and cheapest stock ever brought
to East Tennessee. feb 22-tf
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27
Encourage Printers.

Reader, did you ever reflect what a
vast deal Of work there is to be done in
gltting up a newspaper Every word in
it has been picked up a letter ut a time.
The hand that sets the types that fills this
column, had to travel a distance of nearly
twenty miles to accomplish the task. Then
the spaces between the words arc occu-
pied by little pieces of metal, which have
all to be placed there one at a time. Then
comes proving, correcting, and lifting the
types into an iron frame, until they make
q pslge-all requires Il large stock of time
and patience. Come and see the pro-
gress, aud when you are disposed to
rrrmble ut a paper, Just reflect how much
labor it has cost, aud encourage rather
th'n discourage the printer.
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A Revolution in Type,Sctting.

This is the age Of progress. A cores
pondent ofone of our exchanges, writing
from New York, gives the following de-
scription Of u new invention:
Just rs tie great Morse, forty years
ago, Was developing his system Of ie!c-
graphy in eecrct and alone; just as Fal-
ton created his steam engine i'll the soil
tudu Of an humble apartment, 50 have |
to day seen II man in New York who, for
thirty years, has giren his life to one
grand idea, and at last exhibits the hap
py consummation of his labors-to-wit:
the setting of type by machinery. Old,
wrinkled and bent with thought; unable
to speak q word Of English; poor in this
worlds possessions; tho inAabitant OF
an attic, and sharing his room with the
curious creature Of lis brain, there he
sits at this moment in front OF n row OF
piano keys, sending q type into its place
at each touch, and reproducing the col
umns Of u newspaper at the rate Of six
thousand GEMS an hottr, or III other
words dong more than the average work
Of four compositors. To describe the
machine in detail here is impossible.
! Suffice it to say that it occupies not more
space than an ordinary bureau, is opera
ted by a treadle, and is similar III con-
struction. Attached to it is IN apparatus
for "justifying," and accompanying the
whole is II machine for 'd~istributing.' y
: Each of these processes is performed
rapidly and correctly. The beauty Of
the invention is its utility and economy
the estimated cost not more than fouI
hundred dollars-a sum that will enable
well-to-do compositors to own the appa-
ratus, and thus save wear and tear Of
both body and mind. None have yet
been manufactured for sale, but the larg.
est publisher in New York has given hit
order for forty as soon asa company cal
be organized for their introduction. L
may be months or years before practica
use is made of the little revolutionary
entirely-but here it is, the successful
solution of a problem that hns worried
the minds Of men for u century.
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The Devastation around Meant les.
uritTr


ISpIl,. Clrrcrou1cucc ,\rrH ~ o, tie Lon.
don NeNs.l
My eyes ara So burned with the cindCrs
that | can hardly keep them open. |
have visited tie country beyond the vii
lorc Of GIoriauo, The ,ty was q, black
Is ink, the Wind strong, aud the showers
Of scoriu aud cind,rs increased more aud
more as | proceeded. The ground under
my feet seemed to shake at every instant,
aud detonation7 we're ms iucC'ylnt as ever,
On my way | met several persons Of dis.
t]iuction, Nearolitan Deputies and Srnr.
tors, who had gone ont on the same cr-
rand rs myself, The duwn.rour hal how
ever, induced them to desist, and they
were returning in great haste 10 Naples,
Vast estates are completely ruined. IN
some places the lava presents the aspect
Of an enormous lake of burning coal. TIE
heat is in,uilerab'e, and the smell horrible.
| have observed that in several spot the
hot lava has set fro to old trees. The
nhibitaut' seem quito bewiIIoi, and in.
capable of tlEjnga resolution. | hear
that the emigration amounts 10 something
like $4,000 inhabitants. Many Of them
who hui escaped in tim0 are now return.
iug with their things aud seem doubtful
what to do. Mattresses and oxen aud
blankets are all huddlal up togother.
Meanwhile soldiers, one whole regiment,
me an duty, aud many peasants with guns
on their shoulders keep guard in order
that the thieves may not augment the
general ruin. \ large number Of those
gentry have been caught aad put into
prison, but notwithstanding the severe
measures adopted small bands Of robbers
seem to have appeared in many Dlaoe,,
| can hardly believe tina. the sill / 'roI ID
upon ia that Of La Bella Nlpoli. Wher,
are the Hn' orange groves, Tith their
"wccs perfume, and the rich vineyard,
and Tie gay poa5m's clad in bright ]colorS,
and dancing under the brilliant
blue sky, close t. the sjlyery sea dottet
over with Transparent white sails} All
nr, 800,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27

DURING THE FEVER cPiderniC Of last
month, the stock Of Ayers Aguc Cure
in the Old North State became exhausted
and before a supply could be received
from Lowell, the suffering from chill,
aud fever became fearful. \ few parties
we're 50 Fortunate as to have IL on hand,
and IN Irodcll Comfy, the druggists cked
out their slender stocks by selling doses
"A spoonful each-for a dollar. Many
paid ten dollars for a bottle, when tie
regular price is hut one, and thought
themselves favored at that, - valuable
are the curative properties Of this prepa-
ration, which not only cvpels the poison
from the system, but leaves the patient
nth unimpaircd health and yigor.-Ra-
leigh N. c. Standard.
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.ONMUSICATED.

'lIC --N' 1917
Mr. WOODWARD, En- &c:
Why is 1t that there still exists some
indifference among our good citizens
touching the outfit and repairing OF the
Sweetwater Union institute. Tie en-
5~arrassments which surrounded it have
alt been adjusted and removed, and
taoro can he nothing in the way nUN
except taking holt OF the building ond
repair it.
[ would suggest the erection and
building Of u number OF dormitorics in
which young men who are unable to
board themselves can keep bachelors
hall" We are all pooraud have to look
to MI the advantages that we can to get
an education. There is another idea
that should be kept in mind in this ron
nection. The men Of public spirit, am
bitiOn, distinction aud knowledge, are
those who have by energy made their
way from the humblest beginnings in
life.
There is nothing that gives rcputa-
ton and credit to u town or city like
good schools and colleges. Everybody
is to be benefited by them. The young
children who are growing up will soon
take our places in life, and if unfttcn to
perform the duties Of common life what
will be their doom in the end Parents
should reflect before further going and
resolve from this good moment to build
up n literary institution in Sweetwater
second to none in the State. We have
all the advantages and resources that
any other section Of tho country have.
Then why delay further this enterprise.
Let us put the matter through. Every
body should take holt Of the wheel and
push it along. HENo.
In reply to the above we would simply
say that we understand arrangements
are now on foot to repair the building,
and also to turn the same over to such
teachers as can be induced to come here
and establish II school. As soon as we
receive more information on the subject,
we will make itpublic.--ED. ENTERPRISE
Confederate General Geo. Z. Pickett
Of Richmond Va, wears 4 white hat and
l,r,,l., F,t. ,n,I-,.
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10 the Temperance Orders % The
S0nthern States.

The Convention Of the Sons OF Tenn
poranco that assembled in this city on
the 22nd Of last November, adjourned
to meet III the city Of Chattanooga, July
}, 1872, for tho purpose Of organizing Il
National Division of the United States
Of America, on the basis Of white mem
bcrShip. The Convention, composed Of
the different Temperance orders OF the
South, that met a. tho same time and
place, aud that effected an organization
called the Council OF Temperance Of the
Southern States adjourned to meet
here in the city Of Chattanooga, July l.,
1872. Arrangements have been made
with the different roads to transport
delegate at hall fare, and the hotels OF
this city have reduced their fare 10 uear-
~ Eali rates; the livery stables will
nuke Il liberal reduction 10 their charg-
es it order to enable the delegates to
visittAo world-renowned Lookout Noun
tain, upon whose rock-crowncd brow Il
lover Of tho sublime and the beautiful
may stand and weary his vision il iGas-
tingupon u completeness Of beauty, sub
Unity and grandeur, unequallod and
unrivallod in the celebrated art galleries
Of nature in the Old Wcrld. Delegates
to the Convention Of the Sons of Tenn
perancc, will stop at the Read House
and meet in session at 10 o'clock a m
July Z, in tie Hall of Excelsior Division
over Watkins store. Delegates from
all Other temperance orders will make
their own selections Of hotels, and meet
in divisions at 10 o'clock Il m July 4, at
the same Hall.
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We understand there will be a meeting
of the Monroe County Agricultural So
ciety, at TIE Court House in Madisonville
ON Monday next, at l2 o'clock NJ. Con.
.titution and By Laws will bo submitted
20 the Society. Let all interested attend
promptly. The success Of this Society is
Of vast Importance to the people of Mon
roe.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27

THE BAR ROOM REMEDY for weakness
of the stomach is . dose of Rum Bitters.
They are surcharged with Easel Oil, a
deadly element, which is rendered more
active by the pungcut astringents with
which it is combined, II your stomach
is weak, or your liver or bowels disorder
ell, tone, strengthen and regulate them
with Vinegar Bitters, a pure Vegetable
Stomache, Corrective aud Apcrient, free
from alcohol, and capable of infusing new
vitality into your exhausted and disor-
dcrcd system. june 6-it
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June 70 f
Monroe County.

We hnl R call yesterday frnm our present
Sheriff, Mr.. J. Il. Houston He has recently
heon over the larger portion Of Monroe county,
and reports that the W.ett crop throughout the
county, though not so large as in former years,
but the quality was never better.
lie says the corn crop, is splendid in oil por
tions OF tho County, aud the Dat crop, far better
than was expected.
As to politics, lie says everybody Is for tree
ley anu Brown, aud are opposed TO the Conyen-
ton, which meets at Baltimore the 9th of July,
Nominating n straight Democratic Ticket.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27

A man in Albany, New York, ha- IN
stitntcd damages at ten thousand dollars
against u dealer in drugs, for sailing
laudanum to his wife in clanlcstine
manner. The bereavod husband asserts
that "previous to the woman's becoming
addicted to the use of the drug she was a
healthy, intelligent and happy woman, a
loving wife, d0tins parent, and industrlo Us
hclpmatc." The husband claims that,
through tho influence Of the drug, his
wife ''lost her health, she became deprcs.
sed in spirits, and death followed, causing
dissolution in bis home and sorrow in his
heart" She Ought to have been worth
more than ten thousand.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27

At this season Of the year We cnn not
be too careful in looking after our health.
We hear daily of sume one among US be-
ing taken with dysentery, collie, cholera
morbus, &C., &C., brought about by the
season of the year, and a disregard of the
laws o health and remedies to be used.
A bottle Of Lyttle's Elixir, which may be
had from any druggist or store, should DC
kept constantly at hand, for, if used in
time, sickness may be avoided.
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SCI NJ MARY,
CHITATA, TENN.
W. L. CATE, Principal.

T'IIE Sixth Annual Session Of this Institution
l. will commence Thursday, August %, 49,.
Owing to aid received from the Peabody Fund,
the following low rates Ut Tuition per session oil
Five Months are presented
lifst ........... % 40
second LlasE, -........... - 80
lhlrd CIas6,.
Instrumental! Music. > 90
Contingent zee at Entrance, .....,..... 81 90
Board can bu hal with the Principal, or with
families in the community, at s! per week.,
washing and lights extra.
Students, by using Dormitories. can board
themselves at an expense OF about $3.50 ner
month.
The course Of study includes the Natural
Sciences, Mathematics and Languages. ln.
s]truction given in Vocal Music tree.
This School is located 10 Bradley county, enc
mile East from Clatata DEPOT. Situation clc.
waited snd dry. Water good. For other par.
~ticulars address the Principal, or Col. II. J..
i%carwool, Swcetwatcr, Team.
=. B.CirE, rrcs't.
W. L. C1te, Sec'v. Jun.o in
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27

There was Il somewhat singular %coinci.
dcuce in the Heath of four venerable poo-
pie of Henry county, last week, who re.
sided in the salno neigh horhooA and who
departed this life with a few days Of each
other. They we're Rev S.las Miutor,
aged, SIS; Jabea GraycIy, 0G; Joseph
GravcIy, 81; and Mrs. Nancy Thomas, 81.
They all lived on Leathcrwood, NC two
of them moro than three miles apart.
There still survives four worthy and
venerable members Of the Grayely flmi-
", to which the two named above belong
ed, three brothers and one sister, at ages
varying from SO to % years.-DaariHc
(Ia.y Register.
That is a yery valuable suggestion By
4 gentleman who has recently returned
from South America, that tac la,so be
used by policemen as 4 means Of captur-
ing runaway criminals. For example, .
patrolman comes upon i moloIactor, who,
Immediately upon recognizing the officer,
puts to his heels. II tho policeman un-
dertakcs to run after him, the average
betting man would give two to one OF the
criminal. The oily other a~'terhl'iye is
to draw his revolver aud fire, in which
case he Is vastly more apt 10 hit ; "a n.
uoccnt hTstaudar thn the setrcaCint 81.
fender. But let him be armed with a
l~asso, and he has only to project it at any
distance within a hundred years, at the
runaway, and instantly it embraces his
jugular, and makes him an easy prey. At
least, tina: is what he could do if he had
only been born in South America and
trained upon its broad pampas frorN in
fancy to maturity. BIt it may be a.
pretended that in The absence al hi, ear
Iy education, our poIicemea might aJout
as safely be trusted with a bJomcraug.-
Chicago Tribune.
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Bacon, shoulders, y to II G Sides,
DC. Hams, III to l2g. Lard lOi to lUi.
Corn, white, 81 90; yellow, 95; market
heavily stocked. Peas, 81 IS. Oats, ~.
Wheat, 81 10 so 50 %. Hay, 81 90. Flour
superior, 81 10 70 IS 90; family, 50 20 to
50 25i double extra, $40 to $lO 90.
Respectfully, &c,
10 MA1nIwsoN.
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Personal.

Sam. p. Twins, the veteran editor of the
Athens Post paid us a visit last Friday.
Prof. S. ?. Neil, and Prot. p. II. George,
Of Athens, was here last Friday looking
after the Union Institute, with a view of
coming here for the purpose of establish
ing a male and female school,
Mr.. $. d. Mitchell, representing the
firm of W. G.. Banscmcr & Co., wholesale
grocers, of Baltimore, was also in the
city, looking after the interests of his
house.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-27

The members Of Sweetwater Lodge, |. q. Of
G.. L., ere requested to meet at their Hall next
Tuesday night, for the transaction Of important
business. Let every member be present.
DELEGATES are TO be appointed to attend the
Temperance meeting which takes place i'll Chat
tanoosa on Thursday tneIt) the 4th day OF July.
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II. A. Nr:wErRn,


~" ~Np l"'phlAi'"' ~ ~ w.
The paper is mailed regularly to all
Of our Subscribers, This is a par. Of tie
business Of this Office that we pay par
%ticular attention to. 1t is not our fault
that subscribers fail to receive their pa
pcrs Up. ENrEnPrIsE.
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The Eeat her.

Sunday and Monday last we were Wis
tied with cop;ous showers Of rain. The
corn crbp is locking fine and Viii yield
a~bundantiy.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
The undersigned wants Old Copper,
Brass, and all kinds of Scrap Iron, for
which they will pay fair prices IN goods.
WALKER & HUMPHREYS.
mayl6-4t.
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The Dedication

OF The Masonic Temple a: Knoxville
on Monday last, was largely attended 10y
tho Masonic Fraternity Of Eas: Tonnes.
rfc
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County Court

Will be in session aoxt Monday, We
sha!l Be ~ jacksonville, and hope that
our delinquent patrons will pay up
what they are due the Office.
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New Advertisements.

Nonresident Motive from 9. ?. Hale, Hlybe
found in this issue.
A long list cr new advertisements from Geo.
?. R7wsn 4 Co., New York, il publi,bed in thi.
paper.
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Leaf Toharcn.

Send and get your SUPPLY Of Leaf To,
bacco, before the lst Of July, Il. 7.
Johnson, at jacksonville, has it.
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OrgaN Cor Snir.

ANo.f Loring / Bike Organ, for
,als st a bargain, ilas been in use about
one month. Apply At this Office. +
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Political items.

M. I-,,r-rv, f...-. s.rs .r,E
.r ,og 4rn 81,
Alabama.
Grant o'' "''SoH t'"' "''" ""''
d" iH'H FrfS< Especially Grant. -hoas-
c.U, lrsyf,y-,LaynrL
I.E-Goy. Rodmm NJ. Price Of New
JcYs,v. . harlshcH dsmccrt,. is ont in a
L,,.. ,.
~ go
Voorhees, WIS tne oulv democrat from
Tu,l.,u. g.. -, o., IT,,
l'n- "tl'c r'l,ro1u gran o. h.tesn uII'-
lion, or tAcrcaauut.
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0CIL AND OTHER MATTERS.
ANNOUNCEMENT

Parties desiring tn announce themselves
az candidates for office through 'hiS pm.
per will tr required to pay cash in ID.
vance for the ,amc. ANNOUNCEMENTS for
Congress, Sic: Stnto offices, $40; caudj-
date, for State Senator, s.; county eau
ddl;es, s..
To THE VOTERS or MONROE COUNTY,.
We are authorized to announce l.. \.
McSpaddrn rs a candidate for Trustee of
Monroe county. Election in August next,
We are authorized to Announce Marx
NJ. Hicks, ns a candidate for Tax Collcc-
;or of Monro county. Election in Au-
gust next.
We are authorized to IL. g..
Harris. ~ o candidate for re election to
tia oiGcs Of Tax Collector Of Monroe
county. Election in August next.
We aye authorized to announce James
Sarugss as an Independent candidate for
Tax Collector Of Monroe county, Flee
ton FIRST Thursday iu August,
TO THE PEOPLE OF ~TENNE}sLE.
In response :, the expression cfa popu-
lar dA.ir-, sufficiently general ami intn-
eutial to control my action in The matter,
I hereby announce myself n candidate for
the nnico of Judge of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation Of Hon.
y. A. L. Nelson. Election ir~' Thursday
il August, next. j. B. COOKE.
81 f1I lurN -
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Wheat.

Wheat.
The undersigned will pa the highest
market, cash, price for Wheat. We pro.
yoss TO hay all we can get. Farmers,
don't fail to give us a chance.
J. W. GoDDAn0 < &c.
;uue 90 e
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The C0mirs Man.

The poetic machine OF o 'r;eu1 SAYS
the Lamcu7yIlo s. c. N,c'd, brought
into Use hy tie enthusiasm excited ay
the nomination Of Horace Greeley, and
the fact Tat tire numbcro letters in his
name answers 20 the thirteen original
States, at the first turn g'uund ont the
following acrostic.
New iIampshirs-liai thou tGerer Of the out,
stretched hand
Massachusetts, ..-Only thy broad platform can
we not now stand ,
Connecticut .....-Resolycd once more Ia l0yo
and peace 70 iGnl
Rhode Is'ani...-And bind up the POUNDS Of
our broken lanl.
New Yogh ...,..--tasting aside the stri'c3 o..
later years.
New Jersey. -E,chcwIns doubts, d]is;r.sts,
and narrowing lelIs.
Pcnnsy ~lyania. ..-Glory and honor, and a pres
porous fate.
DclGwarc...... Returned, will occupy the
plA'c Of late.
Maryland. ELECT the champion a. the
cut-strcttNei hand
Virginia. ....-Elect him "presilent Of all
the land,n
Y. Carolina lie: the Civilian, Farmer, Pa
trint, Sage,
S. Caro,inc.....-End the remainder Of his good
old age
Ce si....... Vein furnishing cur his
'crlc page.
Ir'iy..y REP.
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Singing.

Singing.
The members Of tho Union Sabbath School
will see, to night in the Baptist Church for the
rurve,e of prac,ici9s SUNDAY School hyuas.
Let all tend.
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Tho annual commencement Of the
University Of Virginia will take place on
the 20tL Of June.
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TIE ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1872.

IS. VI, rETtESCIlL& CO., - Paris Eow, NY.
rul GRIFFIN 8 HuFyAN, Baltimore, Nh..
Are the sole agents lar the Swcetwotev EUtcI-
prise in those cities, 1nd are authorized To- an'rncl
for inserting advertisements for ~ NJ our lowest
a.sA raiCs. Advertisers are requested 10 leave
their favOrs with either OF the above hOusr7.
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FNr AttOrnNY NNnNrNI.

We are authorized and requested 20
announce the narlc of W. l. Welck"r. as
y candidate for tho Office Of At,ornoyGou'
sral in the 81 Judicial District. Election
1T Thursdav in August.
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Confederate General Geo. Z. Pickett
OF Richmond Va, wear 4 white hat and
hurraAs for Grcclrv.