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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
Visited East Tennessee.

It will be remembered that week be-
fore last j. W. Woodward, editor of the
Dahlonega, Ca, Signal, paid Sweetwater
a flying visit. On his return home, in the
next issue of his paper, he says:
We paid a flying visit to East Tennes-
see, and passed over the Western & At
lantic Railroad for the first time since it
passed into the hands of the l%essees,
Joseph II. Brown & Co., and we are
pleased to note that the Road is in excel
lent condition, and the company are rap
idly repairing and bringing the road out
from the ruins of its late management. A
few hours ride over this road and the
East Tenn essee aud Ca. Railroad found
US at the beautiful little village oil Sweet
water, where we remained from 8 O'Clock.
Wednesday morning till 6 o'clock on the
following morning.
Sweetwater is surrounded by rich fields
of wheat, clover and grasses, and from a
prominent standpoint our eyes feastod on
these green fields SO far as we could see.
Hog and harmony prevails abundantly In
that section, and We actually seen some
of the finest cows we ever had the pleas
ure of looking at, standing in clover to
their knees, and the milk streaming from
their teits.
We found the conductors on the w. 4
A. r. r., and the L. T. &Ga. r. R., very
polite and accommodating, and the uc-
c~ommodations, time tables, etc. etc, very
aatiEfoctnrv
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
A Working Han.

The gentleman Of whom We are about
to speak is nota Z. W. Charlton, but he
is thenext man to him. Col. n. T.. Year
wood is know by the people OF this Sec
ton as one uf the best farmers and stock
~ruiser> in Sweetwater Valley, and friend
to all enterprises that has u tendency
to promote the interests of the people.
The Colonel is like the most of us, he
don't like newspaper puts We hope,
however, that he will pardon us for the
msuner in which we shall speak of him in
this article, US we believe he deserves
greater praise for his Jealous efforts in
promoting the cause of education and ag-
rioulture than he is generally given.
On Thursday last the Farmers Conven.
y%ention met at Knoxville. Col. Year.
wood was assigned Il position, and given
the subject, "IIow can we build up the
Eastern Division Fair" upon which to
address the Convention. We learn that
he done the subject justice, and struck
some heavy blows which were forcibly
felt by certain parties in the Convention.
The Colonel having received a pressing
invitation to be present and marshal the
closing excuses of the school at ChItata
Seminary, discharged his duties in the
Convention Thursday night, and repaired
to Chatata FRIDAY morning where he ar
rived in ample time to enter upon his du-
ties.
He has marshaled this school for the
last six years, and to show how highly
they appreciate his services, the students
of the Seminary presented to AIM a fine
bic .headed cane, with the inscription,
"Chatata Seminary, to Col. II. b. Year.
wOed." We have seen the cane, and Judge
from the style in which it is finished, and
lts general appearance, II cost about TWEEN
ty-fve or thirty dollars.
The Colonel is proud of the cane mot for
its intrinsic value, but for the high esteem
in which he is held by those who made the
donation.
The school during the last session num-
bered about two hundred students, which
is evidence that it is we'll conducted and
will, ere long head the list of iirst-claSs
schools in East Tennessee. Students get
board, including washing and lodging for
So per week, which is a great induce
ment for parents to send their children to
it. We would tell the citizens how the
board is 80 cheap if we thought it would
induce them to make an effort to build up
a school in Sweetwater, but feel it unnec-
essary, as it is a hard matter to get them
to see their interest.
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The Second District.

We notice that the Democratic party
of the Second Congressional District have
called a convention for the purpose Of
nominating a candidate for Congress
There are several prominent names before
the people, for the nomination. That Of
G. W. Carlton stands almost at the head
Of the list. Though not in that district,
we know of no man in it who we would
more willingly see hOnored with the posi-
ton than Mr.. Charlton. His friends 6erC
and elsewhere are more than anxious to
see Dim placed in the Halls of Congress,
He is working man and would make q
better Representative than any mar who
has ever Represented the district in the
United States Congress.
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TO the Friends of the Enterprise.

We need money. Can't run the En-
rERPRIsE without money. We are labor
ing hard to make a good paper, to build
up our toWn-to induce trade, capital aud
enterprise to come hereto build up all
the institutions that are set on foot for
the good of the country. We have been
among you three years. Have made lots
Of money and spent it all right here in
your midst. We are no better off to-day
ahan when we arrived here three years
ago. Ofcourse we have spent money to
no advantage either to %ourself or the citi
zens, but the mo& of what has passed
through our hands has been literally ex-
pended to keep up all charitable institu-
lions, schools, churches, &C., and the peo-
pie have got all we have made. There
is \ large amount Of money due us, at
this time. This money we must have, and
rs we have ne surplus capital with which
TO run the paper, those who are indebted
to the office are requested to settle up be-
tween now and the list of July, or we will
have to tErn the paper into hands who
have more capital than we can command.
W. are in earnex about this matter. Our
connection as editor and publisher of this
paper nilI cease the first week in July,
unless the people come to our aid. When
our connection with the paper does cease,
we are not certain that its publication
will be continued in SWeetwater. We
deem it unnecessary to say anything far
her on this subject. We are determined
on the course above stated.
G.. Il. W%onnwIRD.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

It seem, tina, the Liberal Republicans
Of Tennessee, DO not intend 70 support the
Electoral Ticket put forth by the late
Democratic Convention Of the State.
They net in the Capitol at Nashville, on
the Goth inst, aud appointed Hon. 7. \.
Il. Nelsou,aud Hon. Emmerson Etberidse,
electors for the State at Large. We fear
that if the National Democratic Conven-
ton endorses the Cincinnati Ticket, this
movement on the part of the Liberals Of
Tennessee, will divide the Democratic
party-or in other words the Greeley par.
ty, aud the State will not give the Gin
%cinnati ticket US large u marjority as it
would get if the Liberals would support
the Ticket Of tho Democratic Convention.
lu our opinion it Is a movement, on tho
part Of the Liberals, to disOrganize and
disbaud the Democratic party of Tennes-
see,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
Poor Men and Negroes.

Certain prominent cititizens, who went
against incorporation, we learn, said they
did not propose to be governed by the
poor men and negroes of the community.
Let US remember this, poor men! As
for ourself we don't like to be classed with
negroes, but would much rather be class
ed with a respectable negro, than with
those who would presume to place a white
man, on account of his poverty, on a foot
ing with the lowest grade of the human
family.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
Chancery Sale.
D. W. baltimore ct. al. VS.. Geo. Gurlcy
and others.

D. W. baltimore ct. al. VS.. Geo. Gurlcy
and others.
Pursuant to 4 decree rendered in this
cause by the Chancery Court at Madison .
vile, Tenn, at March term, 1872, | will
expose to sale by public cutlery to the
highest bidder at the courthouse door in
Madiscnvillo on the 3Oth day of Ray
inst, the lands mentioned in said decree,
to wit: a tract of land containing about
$40 acres, lying in the nth civil district
of Blount county, Tennessee, adjoining
the lands Of Samuel Ghormley's heirs, H
$ Bright aud others, being the same lands
of which G A Gurlcy died seized, and the
same upon which A 5 Saundersnow lives.
TERMs--Said lands will ba sold on a
credit Of six months, and in bar of the
right of redemption Note with good
security required and a lien retained on
the land until tue purchase money is fully
paid. S P HALE, C & NJ.
may 9~-4t-pfSj 900 .r
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Agricultural Implements,

We take pleasure in referring Our rea'
ders to the advertisement of the large Ag-
ricultural house of Hiram Holt Knoxville,
to be found in another column. Their
stock of Implements are very large
and of the most improved styles, and
their prices as low as any other house
in East Tennessee. The Excelsior,
Clipper and Buckeye Reapors and Now
ers are unsurpassed by any machine.
Call on them when you visit Knoxville
and they will take pleasure in showing
YOU their stock.
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Where 10 Emmigrate.

We answer, 90 to Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Co. offer 100000 Acres of land to actu-
al settlers, at low prices on long credit,
besides furnishing free transportation over
their road to.purchasers; this road extends
from st. Louis, through Missouri to Vini-
ia, IndiRn Territory, is being pushed rap
idly to its destination, the Pacific Coast
will be one of the trunk lines of the coun-
try never blOckaded by snOw-the lands
along the road are in a rich fertile coun-
try, as productive as any in ths State
the climate combines all the advantages
of northern and southern ATTITUDES; good
climate, soil, health, water, timber, graz
ing, fruits and flowers, invite you to go to
this region. For further information adj
dress A. Tuck, Land Com'r, 523 Walnut
st., St. Louis, Mo-, or j. F. Thompson,
Chattanooga; Tenn. aprlS-tldee3l
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

JOS A. PECK, Propr,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
ChanCerY Sale.
Thos. G.. Boyd, Admir-. &c. VS.. b. G.
Pettitt and wife ct al.

Thos. G. Boyd, Admir-. &c. VS.. B. G.
Pettitt and wife ct al.
Pursuant to a decree pronounced in this
cause by the chancery court at Madison.
vile, Tenn, at March term, 1872. | will
expose to sale by public outcry to the
highest bidder, at the Depot in the town
of SwcetWater, Tenn, on the 3lst day Of
May, inst, at | o'clock, p NJ, for cash in
hand and in bar of the equity of r%edemp-
ton, II certain house and lot, in said town
of Sweetwater, Tenn. known as the
''Brett" property-being the saml prop
erty now occupied by Mrs. Hunter. Said
property is ordered to he sold to pay a
balance Of the purchase money due there
GU from Thos. &. Boyd, and will be sold
as stated unless said balance of purchase
money and costs arc fully paid before day
Of sale. SPH,Lr, CN ".
may q tt-rfSj
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PnCIALNoYyCr~

A. "aarg.r.I Fc.,r u.. .r:-
I'D 'Sr -uF1vbr-S., ru,. ''- .f..-. -,
% iH' r'7l To" wH9u.' .Httfr... poe r ..irr
's.N. 90 I~er.re. tie ,r,gr. "a; .vr.s.'. .l
mot ae!.-ht,ul uIir:e .0g DO. ,s..a ;uai 20 .rI.
wa. over Dipped into.
"CnuuUEyr lIvsS SAVED ron NIrrY
CrNrS livery east of Group .au b. rur.
ed when FIST taken. - DR.. Tobias yrne-
tlau i1num,H', Nlrrsr.ri 'us - ,ogr,.
aud never % br;ric ugma.i. g. rl,u
cure, Dauhpa, py>-ujyll. Cui,. Sore
'hrnzt, cuts, Luur, amt .Airua, pnur,.
Sold %! the Dru!gi,r,. Depot, 10 iasS
Place. Now York
ylNgS herself world no, have l,eu beautiful
il her complexion hal been bad. % icutr g.
skiE tecp, It is necessary In sCrurc Gud retain
that part OF 10; and ladies', iHslcni pi .~psur'iug 30
paints aud powders, should remember tina, "a
lmpArc, hlotcEy or salluw kin 8, fhc prot OF
feeble digestion, torpid liver, ur ,ijis,tt lluut.
for ala which uv Naikor's California ViHra..
Bitter, Is asa.c, sure, and rArotpii rr.ue IS.
ByENErTs zoe AISE.-Nu nii,. moi, nrr tom.
nitS o. UrohuUr vrsucs-lOrc,.u 90 iour.la-
can compare with EpcOliur ~ . ti,ir Dry-lur.
!, anchor, ,Nc hair firmly "a .hS s-t,r --,,cs /.
new lite anil lus'ro-fnd rruusis Do ,ir rrur MIN.
glory OF both scNcs, old ant Young
PRArT'S ASTRAL On VT the CIrau-
est, buJ Safest aud hest iI,luUua'u. pI
for family use ever made. ijtr- iu tur
ordinary kerosene lamp. Does u"r ,ua,
fire, and explode irthe lamp i, up.rr .ui
broken. send for circular, Oh House ,f
Charles Pratt established l77u, So.
BEAUTIFUL NHIrt, SOFT, snuoru auI ..c.
skin ia produced b. using e W Laird. ''hlyru
OF youth II remove. tan, lrcyAlcS, .uu.urat,
and all other disrolorntions from the skin, le.y-
ing the complexion brilliant aud beautiful. Sold
at all druggists. This prepar tiou IL entirely
ire' from any material detrimental To health.
JusT THE REMEDY NEEDE1.-ruanks to Mrs.
Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, We have for years
been relieved from slCcplc,s nights Ut ruiuiul
watching with poor, suffering, trcthing children.
For DYsPErHA, Indigestion, depression q;
spirits and general debility in their yariou.
forms; also Il preventive against fever aud nrur.
and other intermittent isver-. The Ferro. Phos-
phorated Elixir Of Cnlisuya, made nv CaEwpll.
Hazard * Co., New York, aud'sold 10y alI Drug
glsts, is the best tonic, aukOs a tonic Tor patients
recovering from fever or dther sickness, It ha5
no equal.
RlSLEr's GlNuly@ noLpEN HELL Colp.sr
WATER according to the original formula 6. Tire.
yost, Paris, 20 long aud lnyorahly known Il, In.
customers OF Hnviland, llargsl Hul Ei-ley. and
their branches, for its fine parmuucn, frIyruncr
is now made by II. W. EisIey and thc trade yup.
piled by hi, successors, MIrrln * Ri.lcg, Whole
sale Druggists, New York.
InrEsrUN's Ivory Pearl ToyTu PrwAtr.-
] The hest 1T.irlr known t,r rIr,u.fr.r anil 200,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
no Chestnut Street, St.


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 the e~nterprising firm is
fully appreciated by the public, whether
as wholesale or retail purchasers. We
commend them to every class, but espe-
cially to those wanting School Books, Sta
t%ionary, Blank Books, and Wall Papers,
of which they have incomparably the most
elegant and cheapest stock ever brought
to East Tennessee. feb 22-tf
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DYoN's BEND, KNOX Co., TENN,

Bogart & Mayes have q fresh supply
of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Dye Stuff,
fresh from New York, They also have
a nice lot of Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Albums and Stationary, and they pro-
pose to sell them all, as that's what they
job them for. Go and SEE them. If
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
MN AdEer.iGamenlS.
White Cliff Springs
Monroe county, tennessee.

THESE SPRINGS are situate. on rhI'hnUce
Maintains. &C Miles from jacksonville, and
zane distance from Athens, Tennessee.
rlsv are located al an elevation OF about ZOO
feet above Couasauga Valley, in a dry, pure
and very iuyigorating atHosPhcre -HiOrding m
extensive and beautiful view uithe surrounding
country.
There aIe three Springs ia close proximity
two ofwhich are Tonic, DiUreiic aud Alternative.
and have proved very encacious in relieving
diseases ofthe Liver, Kidney ami stomach. aud
have acted as a sovereign remedy in llorusis
and Dismenorrhea. The other Spring possesses
properties that have proved very bcnci.iui in
Scrofulous Affections Of the Skin and Chronic
Diseases OF tAe Rye.
The Hotel will be ready tor the reception of
guests by the 10th June. Hacks will run daily
betwcen Athens and the SprlnSs-Pare 81 so
each WAY. Those wishing u stop oil at Sweet
water, will alsofnl conveyance via Madisouvillc.
RATES OF BOARD;
Board and Lodging per day, 81 10
week s 90
" month, 80 90
JOS A. PECK, Propr.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

There seems to be an impression with
some that We elect a Governor, Congress-
men and State Legislature on the first
Thursday in August. This is Il mistake.
These elections are held in November the
same day of the Presidential election.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

Swee.water creek has become so fifty
that it is thought by some to be the cause Of
so much chills and fever in the valley, and
it has been suggested, that, for the benefit
of the community, a subscription be rails.
ed to clean it out from Mr.. Charles Ow-
ems to Mr.. Browder's mill. 1t will take
about five hundred dollars to accomplish
the work. Will those who voted against
incorporation contribute to the object ?
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

MEssRS. f. j. SANFORD & Co.; | ha We
suffered a long time with u pain in my
back, caused by ovor-lifting. After using
many kinds of medicines without receiving
any benefit, | was induced to try "Dr.
Harris Great Relief" and strange rs it
may seem, by rubbing my back with it
once or twice, | was perfectly cured. Ny
used a portion Of the same bottle for a
severe headache which has troubled her
for seven years, and is now entirely well
| shall hereafter always keep it in my
house as a family medicine.
RUFUS p. JoANsoM.
DYoN's BEND, KNOX Co., TENN,
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Tho Good Tenplars.

Seven mora candidates were initiated
last Tuesday night. The Lodge adopted
the resolutions, passed by the Knoxville
Division, No. 3, Of the Sons of Temper
ancs, which will be found in this paper.
There will be a large crowd in Sweet
water, on Tomorrow. The Lodge will
assemble at the Presbyterian Church to.
morrow morning, at 9 o'clock, where the
necessary preparations will be made for
the procession, and also for the reception
Of the Athens Lodge. The Union, Meth
Odist and Presbyterian Sunday Schools
will assemble at the Methodist Church,
at 81 o'clock, where they will be furnish
ed with proper badges, and at the sound
of the Presbyterian Church bell, the Sab
bath Schools will march in procession
down the main street, and join the Good
Templars at Mr.. Starrats, and move to the
picnic grounds.
The committee have decided that it will
be the best plan, to have tables erected,
and it is urged that all those who have
been specially invited receive attention.
We will also state that it is expected
that all the citizens of Swsetwater, and
those who visit US from the country
around, come with their baskets
filed with ample supplies of provisions.
All are invited to assist in the good cause.
The main point, however, is to come with
plenty of good things to eat, and let
US have q regular old-fashioned, good
social time generally. A wagon will
be sent round town to collect up the
baskets, aud it would be a good plan for
each family to label their baskets, in or.
dor that there may Oe no trouble in get.
ting at them when they arrive on the pic
mic grounds. The following named per-
sons have been appointed as a committee
to preserve order, during the day, and see
that all the Sabbath School children and
visitors receive attention: Mrs Corray,
Miss Carrie Reagan, Miss Laura Jones,
Miss Lizzie Woodward, Miss Jennie
Mayes, Miss Addie GODDARD, Miss Jennie
Hutchinson, Miss Julia Stowe, and Miss
Amelir Spillman, J W Robertson,
W d Stowe, Mat Carter, J w God
dard, VIM heller, II II Carter, W L
Fuller, Thos Weathcrford, + Fl Gaines,
" YearwOod, A " Boyd, Thos Hutch.
ison.
1t will be the duty of the male menu
bers OF the committee to attend to the
male portion of the visitors, and preserve
order during the day. Tue ladies will
see to the Sabbath School children, and
attend to the lady visitors.
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THIS

H. J.. FRY & CO.,
Sweetwater, Tenn.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
Send for 1t.

The May number of The american
Journal Of Education comes to us with
numerous illustrations and sixteen col
umns of matter extra. A glance at its
table of contents will convince all that in
the ability and variety Of its articles it is
the leading educational journal of this
country if not of the world.
It's "Young Folks Department" is both
brilliant and instructive. Send for it.
Address, ]. B. MERwIN,
Editor and & Publisher,
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Voted Down.

On Monday last an election was held
for the Incorporation or "no incorPOra-
ton" of the town of Sweetwater. The
vote stood:
For incorporation" A
Against Incorporation" 10
Soon after the vote was counted two
men got into 4 difficulty. One of them
was struck twice with stones and fellod to
the ground. 1t created but little excite
ment. No one seeming to care how much
the law was violated or the peace and
quiet of our town disturbed.
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100 r rs

more or leSs, lying on Citico Creek in Monroe
county, Tenn, together with the following de-
scrlhcd tracts lying around and odjIcent thereto,
to wit: The S. l.. Or, Sec. IL; \. T.. ar, Sec.
10; \. +. and \. W. qrs., Sec. %, in Township
3, Range 4, L. VI. and the s. W. Or, Sec. !; y.
h. and s. L. qrs., Sec. Is, in Township 3, Range
5, T.. NJ.
IERMs-Ten per cent. of the purchased price
to be paid in hand the balance payable in four
annual in6tallments, the interest on the whole
and one fourth ofthe debt to be paid each year.
Note with good security required and Il lien
held on the land until the purchase money il
fully paid. S.P. HALE, c. & ii.
aprll-It-pfe7
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W. l.. Welcker, esq, of Louder, is
announced in this paper as Il candidate
for Attorney General of this circuit.
Election in August. Vote for him. He
is worthy of your support.
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Sapolio at Bogart 4 Mayes.
DR.. Harris Great Relief.

The Sovereign Remedy for all kinds Of
Pain. Everybody takes it. Everybody
praises it.
Wanted.
The undersigned wants Old Copper
Brass. and all kinds of Scrap Iron, fol-
which they will pay fair prices in goods.
WALKER 4 HUMPHREYS.
mavlB-it,
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New Stock.

J. L. Rhea, Coffin Block Knoxville,
Tenn, has just received a New Stock Of
Dress Goods, White and Linen goods
Gloves, Hosiery, Silks, and in fact all
kinds of Dry Goods, Carpets, &C., &c.
Call and examine goods and prices.
apr 25-4t
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

Bacon, firm, trim sides and hams wan
ted. Corn, active at the advance.
Wheat, none in market. Oats, in regu-
lar demand for feed. Hay, scarce and
wanted. Flour. high grades advancing.
Butter, very scarce, and in good request,
Eggs, declined, with good stocks.
Very Rcspt..
t'oN, JAcYsoN 4 90.
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TRY DR. CROOKS WISEGFTAR
O GOING WEST

ARE YOU GOING WESL
+ "a, tlke our advice, and rurchns" vow iyoh-
!. ct over the "old rclinbln" Missouri Parittl
Railroad, which ig, positively. the rnly Line
: at run, three Daily rN, res |m.n, isom
81. Louis TO Kansas C,ty, aud 'ic West, agd is.
positively, the only Inc which runs pullman's
palace r~lcrpcrs, AMI fine lay Cnrhe. C,.jerial.
ly io" movers cqriwc e, with NiIl-".a rnir'r
platform uuI the pltru' steam h"nhr. from st.
Louii 10 koasasrity. IL. SCOT. Parsons.
Lawrence ~Ioayunwor'h, A]tciiyon. Il. Joseph,
N;lrostn City, Council bluff aai Omaha, wiIh.
ou; change for information in regard to lime
Table, rates &C., 10 any point in Missouri, Kan
saa, Nchra-iN,C ]o!or-o, lexaror California, call
upon or ntdrg.s J. F. VHpMrsoy, \gent MssOu-
ri Pacific K. r.. Chattanooga, Tom, or Atlanta,
Gu.,or T.. 4. FuRn, General Passenger Agent,
81 Louis, No. Notrpublc to answer questions
Fch2?-tillecpl