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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-25
TnreShing Machines
NDHSE POHEEi

We 'n'iyF O. ,ll :le A~ttcRIiOn @, Farmers 10
.I u,puigciur- NJ Separsturs; Ne have greatly
improved these machines in the last tNu YEAR,
aUi they are ma Suprvirrtn ani hotter adapt
rI rptac wants Of the Virginia Farmer than
any machine brought from the North, while
orr bower rri,,s anil the saviH. al lrrisht, make
Jhcm cheaper. We make anil sent with our
mIralucs the ''ry ar lIu'' Horse iuWer, aul
furnish Narujue5 m,rn,r,i ON wheels, complete
"iIa llU..r power, ht,ts Sc. tor sim.
We nnl .ur wheat tlire.hrl Turing the past
Summer ~ , "tnulwcll Thrrslcr ahi Ci,aucr"
gnuri boy i. ". Alley. The machine lid cy-
,ulirnt uurA, thrC-hing every particle ~ wheat
from the s'raN, uul cleaned o. uur satisfaction.
W. can recommend the machine 60 suy one
wishing 70 gpl ThrrsIer AMI Clcauer.
John e.. Juncs, Srr'l. CnWrIl, Dr.. Nm. e..
No,rtrc !. l. Carria g0n, Wan. SheW ersnu,
AIrV. H.. ll1llalry,
We alsn make a guai Two Horse Ttrrsher,
that We ruL sell complete 'Jr Slin. j. ".
rlIbNELL co., lJll cary st.. NirhmUnd,
"
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The Western Recorder.

We have received a copy of the above
named paper, published at Louisville, Ky
1t is a Baptist organ, and contains valua'
ble information aud reading for Baptists
and others.
A. S. Torrell, Son.in-law of Rev.
Robt, Sneed, is one of the editors.
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Che Democratic Executive Committees
of Monroe and Loudon counties are re-
quetcd to meet at Swcetwater, on Sntur-
day, August 10th, 1872, for the purpose
of taking action in regard to the candi-
date to represent the " counties in the
ncxt General Assembly Of the State. a
full attendance of the members Of each
Spmplttee il necessary. Il
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THE ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1872.

&. VI. HrTrFNGIILNCu., - Park Row, NY.
snd GItlFFlN 3 HuFFNN, Bultimorc. Nd,
Are be sole agents TOR the Swcctwltcr Enter
prise Athosr citirs, aud are authn,itrlt To- contrucl
Tor inserting advertisement Tor w. NJ our lowest
cash rates. Advertisers are requested to leuyc
their favor, with either Of the alayv HOUSES.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-25

On Saturday evening last a difficulty
occurred here between Bill Chrutch field,
a coIorod brick layer, we'll known in East
Tennessee, aud Charley Brauham, an en-
ployeo on 'he &. T., V. & &. i. H., in
which Chrutchfe!d WAS struck IN the
forehead, by Rranhum just above the righ,
eye, with a piece Of Bar,tp, crushing in
the skull. lhyS#isns were called in and
did all that was necessary to be done,
Whiskcy was the cause of the trouble.
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White Cliff.

We learn that all the young ladies of
MudisouviIlc leave for White Clif Springs
next week. OF course the young men
will follow.
A good number Of visitors from the
South are now at the hotel, aud many
more on their way.
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On the Grand Rounds.

G. W. Charlton goes forth to-day on his
''graud rounds throughout Easr Teuncs.
see, for q c purpose Of establishing agen.
cics for the sale Of season tickets to the
Fair. BE is satisfied in his own mind
that 5000 tickets can he sold by a bold
effort. Nashville has always disposed Of
10000. Why ear not $4,000 be sold in
East Tennessee! We have no doubt but
Mr.. Charlton will be warmly received
and heartily responded to by East Ten
nesseeans everywhere Il hroaicie 23d.
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Monroe County Fair.

We are pleased to learn from Col. II. Is.
Y~sarweod, President NJ. {. A. s., that the
contract for building has been let, aud the
l~ocation secured for the Fair. 1t is fixed
fact, that We are to have a fair this fall.
1t will be held m Or. Upton's farm near
Madisonville. We will say more on this
subj eet next week.
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!

We read Of the wiso men Of old labor
ing through the DAYS aud months Of life
iuro old and gay.hradcl age, in vain at
tcmpts to discover the wonderful Elixir
Of Life, by whose magic powers life might
be sustained forever; hut with all their
pains, the great Elixir, Or. NJ. Lytle's
Elixir, for the cure Of Diarrbtea, Dyscu.
terry, Collie, and all arrangement, of the
towels has only Of late been discovered,
though mosc wonderful in its eEcats,
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Delinquent Takes,

Notice is hereby given to all persons
whose lends in Monroe county have been
s"ld for Taxes. They will a costs
by calling at Stakely corner Mad
iso %nyille. See new law.
NJ. +. JoHNsoN,
Revenue Com. Of unpaid Taxes.
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We learn that on Saturday afternoon,
last, a colored man was accidentally killed
at Philadelphia. He was employed in
Cozart & Adkins Aouring mill, and while
n, work was caught i'll the machinery and
crushed to dOath.
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RItR\lLAN.S

5 New Turbine is in General "
< use throughout the T.. :, \ sjy ln"h ~
is used hy the Government in the Pa sy'
~ tent Office. Washington. b.r. s.im- H"T
= rli,ity Of construction aud the lower it =
4 transmits Renders it the hest water n
x wheel ever iuycntcl. Pamphlet tree. 81
y y. +. lE>l|'M NJ, luh. r.. md7-ts
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Card from N. G. Wright.

MApsoNvmLE, TE>S., July 2i,h,'7a:
Editor Esuisrprise
find in circulation a ticket hearing
upon itS face my name as q candidate Tor
Tax Collector Of Monroe county. Permit
M. through your columns to say that 'ny
such thing is wholly without mv authority.
Yours truly, VI. e.. WRIGHr.
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Meeting Of thc Grand Dnisiun.

Meeting of the Grand DWiSiun,
The Quarterly Session OF the Grand
Division Vast Tennessee Sens Of Temper.
auce, will he held at Philadelphia to-day
Thursday. 4 large representation is de-.
sired and delegates end others entitled to
seats will confer With the Grand Scribe,
II as many a' twenty representatives 90,
half fare rates can be obtained on the
railrcal, The amount required is a%trife,
and al should attend who possibly can,
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Arrc.ra. GA.. JnIy gOLh Is7s.

ArUUNTA, Ca, july yum I6I-.
Bacon, shoulders, Sc; clear sides. lUlr.
Hams. II, to l4c: cruya,,eu hams, 49, To
! lc. Lard, lU,. Uurar, in good dcmmtl;
Red, Slt7. n 81 -; vhrc, SLIGO 10
Sl.G1l. Crn, in fair d'maudI; wbit', 81
tn %: yellow. ~ to S2c. Oats, Zoe.
Hay, 81 ~ {, 81 o.. fiunr, no Lemaud
tor old; new. $50 t, $1,000.
Very respectfully,
!. o. M~AruEwsnN.
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Salt-Sl0 per BuShel.

An exchange says, when our Tennessee
forefatbcrS were settling the State, they
had To bring their salt from Richmond
Va. aud Augusta, Ca. Il was brought
nm ..pock mules" and sold to settlers at
$40 rcr hu,hcl. What would Il farmer
think now, if asked to pay. $40 per bushel
for salt
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NOTICES.

FlAy,EI>, ENIEA,t, .i,. ,...... :. .ur-
lance IN cookery aud nj all article, OF hi. dc-
s,1ptiun The highly concentrated STANDARD IA
tracts, PREPARED by Joseph Rurnrit Il e., Hn>-
ton, nrr FIunouuc,7l 10y lending uisiuicr,-pIo.
trssor Blot among tie HUmheI.-ihr lurcst aud
best.
IIruAN NEFCES,-Evcry day and hour We
meet with broken down Il rcimrr, Vt humanity
wrrrNS tInt seem past nope Ut .%alVnvr. ~;
least seven c,gi n Of these might he tiled with
new Vitality, ny II rruCsr VI DIR. Nalkcr'S Cali.
i"rnia Vinegar %iiitirIs. Many are rutrriu,
f. tie rcuutjun Ut rum'I D'lutrd litter, ur
lovctf / mjuc,n.r. II is characteristic of Dr.
Walkers Urea; Restorative that iT neutruIi4r,
tie effect az 'hcsr miS.callcl rcmeliri. and ncs
compli,hv,, IN HE time, "a perfect cure.
NATURE hIyl<IS TEFTlI, lut she Dies hut
preserve ant purify them. That must he done
with Fragrant SUEulout. The dental bone nui
jis ouImol casing are male inyulucrhLle 20 nl
destructive iuIucucra by the iuily r,c Of this
lrui.ccut rrcparV;ion.
s'1,lll pnllAH, witt RI rAln for any rene.
Iy which will cure I,ruuic unrum .ti-li, Pain,
in the Limbs, Back unl Chest, Sore lhrunt,
ir.r,t sting, Group, by,rntrry, rnlic, Sprain-
nui Vomiting, quicker than Dir. Tubia, Ncng.
liam Liuimrn; established in IS47 never tails,
Soil ~ ul Druggists. Depot, ~ laIA Place,
New YORK..
tRirr's Astral ON Not the Cheap
c't, bat Safest aud best Illuminating on
urtamily Use ever made. Burns in the
ordinary kerosene lamp, Does mt take
fire, and explode ifthe lamp is upset and
IruEcu. E;nnd rrr c~irruI,r Ol Uou., ,f
Charles Pratt established mo, y. Y.
= nE''I.Flh VIM, Sn'r, srIuoIn mud clear
'hI" " fI"lutcl hy using "a W Laird : 'U!nnut
'' l'O,U' u removes tan, %ir"cNlcS, sunhurIs,
''I an "Ih'F A''roi'ro'Inns from the skin, lcaN-
'nI ne r"mpI'NIol brilliant and beautiful. Sold
az ai druggists. This preparation is entirely
free from any material detrimental To health.
J',' I"E kEnrhf NEt"En.~Thanks to Mrs,
"in'IoW'' soothing syrup, W. have tor years
been relieved from 'lrcric,s nights OF painful
watching with roor, suffering, lcCthing children.
f"R DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, depression at
S!'r', I"' general l,h'I'ty III their various
,nj o,nrr n,rrrni,,r,t e, .'' ,TI, " ro r"u TS"s'
rhoraicd Elixir ot Cnli-aya. lnalc ly CaswrlI,
Hazard Too New York, and soll By all Drus
s1'''' Is inc best tonne ami ~ It tonic for patients
no ron,I WV" ''''' u "'"'' ''''"e''' II Il"
Hi,LEY'$ GrNrlNc G"rnE> HErL coionHE
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TLr laos, ,,,i.r, r,,,r t,r ,.r,,rs;r .rI 80,
.c,,iu, t,r tcc,L ,,I .,,r,. snJ no al nFp,,
oi.r. p,irrp, ,rI ,,.,.. rc. L,t,,o y =
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-07-25

Gen John G.. Breckenridge was one Of
the JUDGES at the Long Baach race in
which LonsfeIlow and Harry Blssett rom
tended for the championship of the turf.
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Not O Candidate.

A card from NJ. G. Wright, notifying
The voters ot Moaros county, Chat he Is
mt a candidate for Tax Collector, appears
il this paper. Mr.. Wright has acted in
a way that will be a benefit to him IN the
future. Rend his card.
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acyea Horse Power Woodbury. engine
for sale cheap, ia good repair. Call on
ur address II. l.. Fay,
iuly 25.It Swectwatcr, Tenn.
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Va are authorized to mi11Gucn \. i,
Hight, Of Monroe county. asa coF1'idatc
for Senator from this the Sixth Senatorial
Nistrict.
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1t looks us if Grant would be worse
beaten in his insane struggle fR a see
oud term, in 1879, than Van Buren, was
in 1910.
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Mrs. W9rreL Of Lnui"Yillo, Ny.,is 5oH
on a visit to &er father f,ev. Robt. SuseI,
Size has not been here Ia line years past
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We are authorized AMI Toquc,C'd to an
7ouncs Cal. 4. Blizlrl, of McNljnn, as Il
raudidats for Representative in Congress
from tho Hhird District. Election in No
VemleI.
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A Heavy Train.

The Eas'ern Express trat, yesterday
,nornitg contaitcd three toncheS' tive
sleeping cars, seventy through ~qassong"''
and good local travel.
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The following interesting remarks in
regard to our State are taken from "A cir
cular written by John Moifat, Esq, Com
missioner OF Immigration for this State.
1t will interest any one to read what he
says:
tennessee contains 100000 acres
of land, of which only G,0O0,OO0 are i'm
proved, but from this small portion the
productions by negro labor before the
war, principally corn, wheat, cotton, and
stock, made the State tn rd il wealth in
the Union. This indicates the charac-
ter Of the soil.
NEGRO labor is scarce ~Jepreciating
real estate % to 50 per cent. This de-
probation can be Immediately restored
by reliable and sufficient labor, because
our markets are better now than before
the war. Thus Il bonus Of Is to so per
cent. is offered to every farmer that will
invest and work mere.
Slavery abolished necessitates diver
sity Of industries. Nature las provided
peculiar advantages for manufacturers i'll
Tennessee. I~neXhaustible iron orc OF
the best quality, cost at furnace 81 70 to
So 90 per ton, is made into pig iron for
from ST. to 500 per ton. Heavy timber
land, oak, hickory, poplar, ash, walnut,
etc, Mt 81 to 50 per acre. Coal that will
make iron, at & to s cents per bushel, at
the mines. Water power of any extent
and number convenient.
Large populated c%enters, old society
railroads, manageable rivers, table lands
and ~yalleys-no such combination o.
attractions to honest and industriou,
immigrants elsewhere.
Our industries need capital and skill
and will pay royaily for it; if with skill
no matter how small the capital.
"Healthfulness of climate unsurpassed
no malaria, clear bracing. atmosphere
the year round; only half the year fret
from frost, but in eighteen years tn,
thermometer was below zero only sever
times and never one hundred in summer
absolute safety and comfortable Ell
; ioyment Of life and property, and pleas
ant society guaranteed.
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To the Farmers.

It is desirable to exhibit good spcni,
men Of the productions of our county
Some specimens Of potatocs nre now on
exhibition, at "Ilcad Qnsrtcr's Farmers
Club" Stakely corner, Nadi,onville, rails.
ed by Dr.. W. y, Bickuell. Hard to beat,
aud the DR.. don't know much about
farming.
Let each one DO all be can 70 make
Agriculture a success, in Monroe. "lhis
Government is the best, &c.," but Monroe
county T., better if We only knew it. Every.
body should SOW plenty of Turuip seed.
NJ. +. Johnson,
Y - T.rr.rr. II,l
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BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

ThcSticff Pianos contain all the latest i'm
prGvcmcnts to he found in u first class Piano.
with additional improvements Of hir own in,un-
ton, not to be found IN other Instruments. The
tone, touch and finish OF their instruments can
not he ~cXcellci by any manufactured. A large
assortment of Second hand Pianos ALWAYS on
hand, lroLI Si5 to $500. purlor aud Church
Organs, some 20 different styles on hand from
$50 amt upwards.
ir3"Sene tor illustrated catalogue, %contalr.
Ing names nj over 1900 Sontherucrc. (iOO o
which arc Virginians, 200 North Carolinians.
lj0 East TcnncssceanS u.d others til throughout
the South who have heught the SlIEFF FAM
since the cl0se Ofthe war.
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A No. horing 6 Blake Organ, for
sala ut q bargain. Has been in use about
one mont. Apply 1t thjs Office. If
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Parties desiring to announce themselves
a. candidates tnr office through this pa
Ter will he required o. pay wash in sd-
vance for tho .amc. Announcements Tor
Congress, Sic: State offices, Slu; rnudi-
d,'~, Tor State Senator, -; county eau
dd,tr>, -.
10 TAT yDIrUS oy NoNU'r curNTf.
We are authorized L. announce J.. A..
McSplddeu a a caudidat" for Trustee of
Monroe county. Election in August ueXt.
We are authorized to announce Mark
NJ. Hicks, ~ a candidate for Tax Cuiicr-
tor Of Mmrc county, Election in Au-
gust next.
We are authorized TO announce h.. &.
Harris, A. q candidate for ~ election to
the oTce Of Tax Collector Of Monroe
county. Election in August next.
We are authorized to announce James
Scruggs as an independent candidate foe
Tax Collector Of Monroe county. Eicc-
ton first Thursday in August.
To ruE rroILE OF TGNNE,srE.
III rrSpOlS" ~ Jle expression W. u ''''''
lar desire, sufficiently general nnd intIu-
rutial to control my action in the matter,
| hereby announce myself . randrlitc for
the office ot Judge Of the Supreme Court,
made vacant By the resignation Of Hon.
n. \. r. Nelson. Election first Thursday
in August, next. j. Is. WINE"
Chattanooga, MARCH, llth, l81&. tt
We arc authorized to announced Hon
Eobt. McFahaud,a a A raudjdrt" for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, tn I'll the vacancy
ocro,loucd by the resignation OF Judge
Nelson.
We arc authorized to announce Jos.
+. Houston rs a caudidal" fer reelection
{, III, oHIto Of Sheriff Of Monroe county.
,E.Iec,ion in August next.
For Attorney General,
We are authorized and requested to
announce ,hn name Of W. L. WrIrk"r. rs
y c.udrd.tc for the Off" Of A'torncy N'"n-
rr,l IN the 81 Judicial District. Election
5,t Thursday IN August.
We arc authorized to announce &. j.
Sawyer, Of anderson county, As Il canl'.
date for Attorney General, OF the Third
judicial Circuit, to It'll the vaconcg oc.
c]asioncd blythe recognition Of Col. J VI.
Thdruburg. Elccci1a first Thursday N
August.
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Accidental Deaths

Jru SrAaRAr sells Lightning Apple
Peelcrs.
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New Engine.

We visited, lat week, Mr.. }. W.
Clark's shop, and Lad the pleasure of wit
Messing the operation of his new engine,
It. is the Baxter Patent, and has a capaci-
ty Of ten horse power, 1t works to a
charm aud Mr.. Clark is delighted with
it. 1t is the handsomest engine VIC have
ever seen. 1t attracts the attention Of
visitors, so much SO that many can be seen
daily in the shop.
MIR. Clark is now amply prepared for
doing all kinds Of carpenter work, with
dispatch. lie HAS commenced the Coffin
house and will have it completed by the
time specified in the contract. 1t will be
the haudsomest building III Swcetwatcr.
Yesterday the horses attached to Mir.
j. j. PROVIDERS wagon took fright and
ran from Hight d Scruggs' ware house,
up through town, and when near the
street lending 10 Montgomery's shop,
tie end ofthe wagon tongue struck n tree.
separating the horses, dotaohiDg them
from the wagon, and damaging it con
siderIhly. No pcrsOa hurt,
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Time and Enlightened Experience
have shown that certain substances tor
merry used and relied Oh in medical rrac-
ticc, are unnecessary and dangerous; yet
some Of these substances have founu their
way into medical compounds. DR.. Walk
er's California Vinegar Bittels, however,
contain nothing injurious, being composed
exclusively Of vegetable substances from
California. For all disorders of the liver,
Kidneys, bladder, skin, and digestive or
cans. aud for purifying the blood, they are
the most wonderful remedy. 4w
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Taxes.

Tho.e having land sold for Taxes j"
MONROE county, sirce 1865, had better
consult NJ. +. johnson, the Revenue Com-
missioher, aud redeem the same.
imlv 2hth.tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-17
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored
This distressing affiictIon, which renders
life miserable and marriage impossible, Is
the penalty paid by the victims OF improper
Indulgence. Young persons are too apt Ia
commit excuses from not being aware OF
the.dreadful consequences that may ensue.
Now, who that un Ierstands the subject will
pretend 10 deny that the power OF procrea'
ton Is lost sooner by those falling into
i'm proper habits than by the prudent? Be-
sides being deprived OF the pleasure al
healthy offspring, the most serious and de,
structive symptoms OF both body and
mind arise. ! he system becomes drranged
the physical and mental functions weak
ened, loss Of provocative power nervous
irritablity, dyspepsia, palpltation o. the
heart, indigestion, constitutional debility
and wasting of the frame, cough, consump'
ton, decay, and early death.
DIR. Fish ilatt graduated from one OF the
most eminent colleges In the United states
has effected some OF the most astonishing
cures that were ever known; many trou-
bled with ringing in the head and ears
when ASLEEP, great nervousness being
alarmed at sudnen sounds, bashfulnesS,
with arrangement OF mind, were cured i'm
mediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-17
Dust I'm Cities.

Professor Tyndall states that almost
the whole of the dust in rooms is Of Or
ganic origin, and prominent among
these organic bodies is horse manure.
The removal Of this offensive contami-
nation from the air of infected localities
has been the subject OF careful expert
ment and investigation by the London
Board OF Health. Not only have the
droppiugs been removed from the streets,
but the surfaces OF the pavements have
been purified by jets OF water thrown by
steam power, whereby all the crevices
between the stones forming the pave
mEnts have been cleansed. In some
districts the practice has been adopted
of covering all surfaces that are soaked
with foul organic materials with a layer
of fresh earth. This has been attended
with the most satisfactory results. The
Val de Travers asphalt pavement is
however regarded by Sir Joseph Whit
worth, the great English authority on
all questions connected with street
economy, as offering the most promising
relief from such organic dust, since its
introduction will tend to hasten the
employment OF hot air engines with
india rubber tires for all the purposes
of street traffic, and the source or cause
of the contamination will OF necessity
disappear-Scribnsrs for May.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-17
New York Market.
New YORK, Nav l6

FLOUR-Market dull and in buy
ers favor; at 81 2597 IS tor super
fine State; 81 65@7 s. tor extra State;
81 9O@S - tor choice do; 81 2O@7 40
for superfne western; 81 65gS 20 Tor
common to medium extra western; IS %
69 10 for choice do; 50 l0@l0 50 or
common to choice white wheat western
extra. IS l5@S 20 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
S. 0j0l0 40 for trade brands; 50 600
| | Ii for common to lair extra st Louis
and S1l lO@l2 so for g 'od TO choice
do. Southern -four quiet and uncbang-
ed at IS 756ll 20 for common to
ar extra, and ST. 25@l3 90 or good
to choice d.. Rye flour a. IS 2O@6 p.
Corn meal is quiet and unchanged
GRAIN-Whest is dull and nom
inal at 81 7SGl 81 for No. = spring
in sore; 81 75@l IS tor No. spring
do; - 00G2 Us lor winter red western;
50 0962 10 for amber western, and
50 l062 % for white do. Rye is dull
and nominal at 81 009l % Tor western
in Store Barley is dell; Canada West
at 81 o.. Barley malt is quiet.
Corn easier at 75@75!c for western
mixed ahoat. Oats are dull and lower
at 5j056Ic for western in store and
afioat, and IS r1GOc for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork, market quiet
at Sl3 IS for new mess; Sll 90 for
prime and $l3 % for new prime mess.
Beef quiet at 81 SOFAS 81 for prime
mess aud $40 009l2 on tor India mess.
Beef hams steady at $23 0OG 26 %
Tierce beef dull at SIC GOALS 20 for
prime mess aud $40 00a2l 90 for
India do. Cut meats are firm at S36
l0Ic for hams and 53@6c for shoulders.
Middles are firm. Lard unchanged at
Si69 7-l6c tor No. to prime steam
and 9Ic Tor kettle rendered.
BUrTER-Quiet at 2S93lc for
western.
CHEESE-Unchanged at ll9l4ic
for comm N to prime.
COTTON-On spot opened quiet and
without material change at 23tc for
low middlings and 235c for middling
uplands. -..
PETROLEUM-Quiet, lower and in
buyers favor at 13sc for crude and
24c for refined.
TALLOW-S,eady at $685.; stea-
rine quiet at 9l695c.
WHlSKY-Flrm; sellers at Gle and
BUYERS at 9Oc,