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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18

Dr.. r.. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, sole pro-
prieiOr OF Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, has for
over three years offered through nearly every
newspaper in the United States, a standing re
ward OF 500 for Il case of Crtarrh in the head of
which lie cannot cure. That he has treated thou
sands OF cases and hal no claims presented for
the reward, nom any one who has made n
thorough IL, Of his means %Ofcure, is strong an
conclusive evidence that hn possesses sure means
OF curing the loaihsome disease. The Cltarrh
Remedy is sold by all druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt orsixty cents.
PRncR SO OF THE Rev LUTI,N.-A new Ii.h,
dawncd upon the world with tie introduction Of
Plantation Bittcrs twelve years ng,. Dna,t C
purgLUOn wen; ut-restOrstion au renovation
came in. The eyes OF the reOl lc we're Il. enel to-
the great fact tha, the way to cure disease is O
strengthen and SUPPORT it, ,igt ms. not 70 n zee
themat III mercy hr tcrr'yinG them OF iuc little
%streugtt tie have. II >U1u became eyijcu; 'ha
asa means OF l%nTusiBg vitality into the feeble
system, regulating tho eccrcrlou,, curing inl,-
eestion ami reforming % ri!lious habit at hulv,
no modicin ] preparation j.tu known WAS rt a.I
~rnWrIlaalv 20 Tie ow 20. l]uu,I'r. sine, t..n
n H.re Is Of attempts nye HceI m ie % uygl
the bttyrs. Ffcv have M aiIol 4ulthr'. an
E,yn.u .nu ia Nrii ~ trc,tuy.I. va q. wla
comm u.y3 ~ 1861, is eth u rrp,..s.. hp;sI.r
c"i H'0p =, .Ut it j. ,gNnl, Oh sc .yiuuI IT,.
no" I'M verSIily a,kn wle gel. tht pin 81 al
vigor Is the mIot orm,d thle u,n.olist nj all hui
iinn ailments, and experience Las shown tn It
Phnihtoi Filters Is a peerless invigorant, aS
well as the hest possible safeguard against ep.-
dcmic discL.ts.
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The Gilbert Troupe.

This f%vrrite Dramatic Troupe have
been paying in Knoxville the past week.
The citizens of Knoxville highly apprcci-
ate their performances. On Monday night
the plav WAS "Ticket Of Leave Man." in
which the %favorite Of the public. "Little
Katie" sustained the leading character
with inim'tlbl, grace o. Tuesday
night the play WAS ''Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" We understand Hoxsie's Hall
was crowded IN ovprnowinr,
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Tue historical four-and-twenty black
birds who were baked in a pie have been
quite thrown intot he sind by one hun
bred chickens who furnished the inte-
rio. o.. q gigantic pasty baked last week
in Bridgeport, Conn, for the fair Of st.
johns church. It took four etrong men
to carry this monster into the hall; and
81 villtake 10 great many more strong
menand women and children to eat aud
digest it."
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aud California cllills to nave produced
a turkey weighing 10 pounds.

\ coyeuVnrary relates that "thirty-
sayon enthusiastic members OF tho Ms
saohrsetts Society for tie prevention II
Hrdei,y " AA..n..s, lItde uLe .1I5s.t.,,
them lust week to concert in MD ottur
Association at SJ!gm."
TIE 'rH'Jw~, n'tIa Northern p
lAe Raj & ~ Aa W
-imne.e,ro5 ,1a lyc-1 -ul. Dt-.o
two hundred mles Of which is under
contract. $3.50
We are aFtonisbel to learn from the
Mouiior that the receipts Of the Fort
Scott Canal Company amlaut to about
$4,000 per anuam. With that amour.
Of money lowing into her Golfers It i.
no wonder that Fort Scott is prosperous.
A colony Of Cue thousand persons i,
on its way to Western Minnesota, from
New York, OHIO, PrnnNlyr ia ani In.
diana A Large lln5ar ~ ulrly e!l.,
grants from Scotland have lately moved
there also, taking with them their owl
aocks Of Thoroughbred cattle. They in.
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The moral seusibilities Of Knoxville
hive been cruelty Jared by the elopc-
ment OF James Haynes, q married man,
with a sweet sixteen named Crouch.
The Augusta Chronicle e. Sentinel
tells US about a boy who WAS horribly
burned, and relieved by a man named
]. H. Stlllings, who curel the burns by
simply placing his hand on them. The
Chronicle & Sentinel asserts the case to
be true, remarkable as it is.
A good hotel is badly needed in Boil
var, and the Bulletin says that whoever
builds n "wlll make money certain"
The Memphis Appeal is publishing
biographical sketches Of the newly cleo
ted city fathers, which are terribly dry
reading, except to the municipal states
men Immediately Interested.
Memphis is getting short Of black
d Almonds.
A hoy cllea at the b~ox-ofice Of Nj
bios Grlen las; Sturdy with q note
signed MrshL 0. R,herts, asking tia.
II box be reserved for him Oh that even
Ing, aud enclosing a check for forty dol
lars in payment The treasurer gave
the boy the ticket an | thirty dollars in
change. When he o.re:el tn cheek at
the bank on Tuesday he found the name
Il forgorv.
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A Happy Editor.

The editor Of the Eufala, Ala, News,
says he is happy. The merchants of his
town have 'aken charge of his paper, and
filled it up with advertisements. If this
j. not enough to make a poor editor hap
py, We are no judge.
Wish the merchants of Swectwater
would take charge of the ENrERpRsg, and
fill it with advertisements We know it
would cause us to feel happy.
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For Tie ENTERPRISE.

So, "Woolwarl,". you've increasel the size
N your neat Journal, : Ehtcirlise."
We trust orr citizens will greet Z
With JOY, expansion OF the sheet:
That -trorg Encouragement, will he
Tie proaf, aif oir .uycri,,
Uplug Monroe! A,oaye engage.
lncle"se our pa. er'- patrolIse.
BY your neglect, let it not talr,
Come forward promptly. By yod aid
Sustain the journal on its way;
Which dies, If you withhold yourray,
That such result, may never be,
Is the warm wish OF your AMI.
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This gentleman, with his lady, arrived
here Yesterday, and made arrangement to
give IA concert for the benefit Of the Sun
day Schools. The Church was lighted
up, but our citizens failing to appreciate
the proiact; sufficient to justify it,, the
Professor did not perform. lie plays to.
night at Athens, and as the people oI that
city are music loving, We speak for the
Professor Il C DIVIDED house.
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GOley.'s Ladi', Nn0k.

For February, hos beeu received. The
Illustrations Of this number consist, OF iva
Valentine plates. a handsome fashion
plate, nm Alphabet Of interIacrd letters, IA
large presentation sheet of hrading pa.
terms, and the secoud of tho series Of Miss
Ln!ipop's Party. In the work department
the usual variety of designs Tor fancy work
occupy Il large space. Brilliant aud Ell.
tert"l"ing reading matter, by popular
authors, combine to make this a spirited
nun her. Sabscribe now. Three dollars
will secure it one year. Address Louis
A. Gudey, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CrOrntt's Western World.

The January number of CroCutt's Wes-
tern World has been received. 1t is de-.
voted 10 the Railroad and kindred inter.
e'ts Of the Great West, and to Information
fur tourists, mjurrs,and settlers beyond the
Mississippi. Published IN New York, at
$l.OO per year. ....
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For Supreme Judge.

We call special attention to the articl.
copied from the Union and American
recommending Col. j. b. Cooke, for the
vacant seat on our Supreme Bench. To
those who know Col. Cooke it will be
very gratifying to find that his distin-
gnishcA abilities are SC fully recognized
in Other parts of the State. We have
very little doubt of his unanimous cleo
ton to TIE high Office to which SO many
q the people, without his solicitation,
have puminated him.
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kMlielnlteA lMnrGEnments.

D. W." la,rG th.t NJ. Mat. Car CT. la,
psrgh .."i H.. oll Hight e Srugg. stand,
end 3, asrac in.. - e, rn'o bushes, .u ,Io
sane.
.4 ~. II. Hight, has bought the old h tel
property, and we learn, i. making arrange
mihts ~ build a itSt class brick lintcI,
dnrlng he cdming Spring and Summer.
We also lHaru that the frame buildings
between PIttun's aud Hight & Scrurss'
new buildings are to be torn away, aud Il
solid brick 'FRONT.' erected. We hope it
may be m. Suth All improvement *ould
add greatly to the apPSearaSce " our
town
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18

For House cleaning, washing dishes,
floors, oil cloths, tables, cleaning windows,
paint, knives and polishing tin, brass and
all metals, use Euoch Morgan's Sons Sa-
polio. 1t is cheaper and better than soap.
Get it from yrnr grocer, or at 2ll WASH
lnglOn ST., n. Y. 49-l3w
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New PAnNr.

\ new paper called the Spectator, has
been starred at Taz"welI, Tenn BIS X +.
Patterson, E,q We have not a, yet seen
tcnPt IF me papcr, but learn that it isal.
mo.t entirely devoted to the Development
ui l,r ]r',vlect, If East Tennessee. We
wish tx auarirnt ; .rr,,,.
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Bear In Mind.

Thar the ESrERPRISE is the largest pa
per in Ms st Tennessee. The subscription
prize is only two dollars a year in advance.
Subscribe now.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18

tend 10 undertake stock raising on a
lar e~scale.
A man died in New York hospital re-
Gently from tue effects Of swallowing q
half pound of shot for constipation OF
the bowels, prescribed by nm old wo-
man.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
Don't BE Deceived.

Ii you flil To pay in advance fur your
paper it will be stopped.
No subscriptions on a credit at tue
ENTERPRISE Office.
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Thanks.

Joseph L. Brown, President Western
and Atlantic Railroad, and Capt. Jacques,
President, East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad, will pIeuse accept our
thanks far late fuvors.
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NlONe u Mrs. Cooks SciInnl.

Mrs. Cock c'oses her school tu.day, hy
II pnLlic examination. All those ~interc>.
ted, are requested to he in ATTENDANCE.
II there Isl" be orontert 10 night we have
not been informed If the fact.
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Wanted.

Numbers 2, d., IL, 10, 10, %, 2S, ~
and 81 d volume 4, OF the Enterprise.
Any person having these numbers viii
confer a favor by sending them to Us, AT
We need them to complete our file Of til e
fourth volume.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18

Among the many reliable ard substtah-
tial Produce aud Commission Merchants,
Of Augusta, Georgia, tbatFoe Cox, J%sssson
q Go, stands, almost, at the head Of the
list Tifsfrht consists of JobniT. Cox,
Thomas NJ. jackson, aud J. H. Vsuuer-
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Settle Up.

Mr., William Taylor, who was in my
employ, as IA Saddle aud Harness maker
having disappeared, and no prospect OF
him ever returning, VII persons Indebted
to the shop, are requested to come forward
aud settle up. FRANK A RAMSEY,
Dec. 2lst. 1871. Sweetwater, leun.
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AnguSta Markpt.

Corrected Weeklshg cox. JACKS0N& CO.,
Pro,nce auI Commission Merchants, Jos Broad
Street.
Aagus,r; da.. Jan, IS, 1872
Is .'u = r Sid : /; 'hrul ,rr,. rs. Huns,
D. -as. s,i ~
i..ri-,., -ay, New, 49,.
B~uF'er-2jc for best Eennossee. &. i. .tJ oar
Corn-guaiO1.
Wheat-Ret $40; Amber, $50; white, 1900.
u'ts-6Ja7O. Prince edwards Island for seed,
tlGg. =
tlpur-a7.OO slO.00. fstri 7...., o.Ir gJ.
Cow Peas-sl0Oa$i rs.
lgrs-S5n41; rouiug Chickens, l2tSal5; Tur-
keys i5a2I .' Et "a "'A IT, |
Fc~a'net,-G5aT0.
COttop~20y. ..'f y.. nEV4 .4
D"ine'iics-44 S%histing, &C.; 80 shifting, Ilc.;
"A s%teeting, h.; rs Dtilis, i3Isc.; Cotton
Yarn, 9 .37asiI0.
business in Grain, slJur and Provisions has
been qnlet for the past week, but we now antic-
pate A goo trade tor the future. The ruling
prlctso Ia on aul Lard ale low, compared with
eales o. last sc 's,n. torn IT, in f,hr demand.
ke.eii 20 Wheat ami Oats, unusually small.
We solicit n c0htinuun,e uf the lihei4l patronage
heretofore bestowed, which we hole to merit 81
prompt attention 10 business. Liberal ADVANCES
: made when desired.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18

Governor brown disappointed and COM
missioned G. I. Cate, Attorney General
Of the Third Judicial Circuit, Vice Thorn
burg resigned.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18

DR.. n |. Mayes, If Stweetwatcr, is En-
migrant Ticket Agent, and eau furnish all
persons desiring to 60 West, with tickets,
to any part Of the Western World.
Dec. l.tf
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4. VI. PETTENGILLSCO ~ Park Row, n. Y.
tnd GRIFFIN & hUFFAS, Batipotv, sG,
I Are the sole agents iorthe Spes,WRter Entet
prise Ia those ei,ieAaa l AreHutaoriEed tae1ntraa
for inserting advertisements tor " AZ our lowest
cash rates. Advertisers are requested to leave
their flyors with either Of the above houses.
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Wanted.

GOdiard 4 Co, wontdried fruit, apples
and peaches, Als", butter, eggs, and all
kinds of pr"duce, for which they will pay
the highest market price. Bring them in
at once. Scl8ti
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Died.

Mr. VIM. EeEle, u Young man Of about
25 Years of age, died in KnoSViDle on Sat.
urday last, His funeral took place at tie
NJ. +. Church South, on Monday. A large
assembly was present.
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To UOuScEpCpcrS,

Euoch Norgm's Son. Sapolio, for sale
at Bogard 4 Nayes' Drug Store. It's
cheap. Two cakes for 25 cento-oue for
Is cents. Try it. If
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Miss Lizzie Woodward, returned yes
terday from her visit to Georgia, q
Mr.. John b, Thomas, a typo, of Dali
lone3u, Georgia, is here on a visit.
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A.te tul H.rptta / .hrr.
Wait WL.tmtn has beoa transferred
from the Attorney Generals Office prop
r to that Of tue I!icitor G.4erL. NJ.
Within IN hollis the position Of coniden
tial copyist, as well rs draft clerk.
A large number of B)stoaians VII
leave for Floridl within the next ten
lays. Some seek restoration to health:
others are Lazy, but think they are sick
and require a little carpct-blgging us Il
panacca.- Boston Journal.
One hundred and fity-eight women
voted at the late E]lection in Yinelaud,
n. J. Their ballots were deposited in Il
box specially appropriated to them,
At the Episcopal CAurcI ofSt. Sierra
ihentin New York city, the fol- wing
announcement is made.
Confessions heard every evening al
ter Evensong."
The critics think that George Eliott's
last novel, Middlemarch gives evidence
Of something strained and far fetched,
threatening to, degenerate into manner
san
The newly elected Alderman Of Knox
vile are SO ovcrraa by applicants for
o1ice that they have adopted the plan
Of charging each candidate n dollar for
IN interview. 1t seems to work well for
tue Aldermen.
Charles Herbert has been committed
to Jail at Chattanooga, for attempting t.
rob the Un>l States mail.
A negro named Hammond, who was
arrested in Chattanooga for s~ten!ing cot
ton in Memphis, escapedat Grand jane
ton while being taken buck.
After Il protracted struggle OF several
months the Jesrils have been ezp'''el
FROM Gl,tenaiL Iue e2lol i,,a'-,
eighty in hahber Will properly a
Nu,lor, "a nome oftseotle. a,a,,l.
..o eouat wi. r."..'4 ~e
Iog o'.- ~ .' .j +.
'7spo1., ,. i ..ota.
';rloi aptls de,aa a a, .,.a
y.ta5.l W. .pH Hl., .
tue grave, wllch ne reitt.i ., "a, -.
ten days, when he was found dead OF
starvation.
Colonel W. B. Cav, formerly Of Ca. t.
!tnooga, who HIS bian for the past year
chief engineer Of Il division ol2JJ niles
on the Northern Pacific RuIroaI, has
been promoted to tha position Of eisin-
Germ cLucta oiDp:t All u,rbs, i'm
~J,urousIs 81, Do.;. r
sdtgy OF - l.4 .,I,
"a gui OF. tle p.Gaa -144'a tal,
lpJu I,snJa,sn LIN l9auri-Ddr
Or i've w,v4s Ior one mla, whel the tIct
Is each in these times ought to
have four or five husbands. IL won d
take about thlt nunler to support her
d%ecently."
The principle reason why CooneI
Luttrell was sllu ,aserel IA the e.ectiol
Tor Mayor of Knoxville, list Sttrlly
was because the CLroaicle Supported
him.
One night last week, thirteen fne Mer
inc sheep were killel by'doys, on Gsner.
al ]. A. Mibry's farm near Knoxville.
The sheep we're worth at least four hun.
dred dollars
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snrS.Tl.tf
DECREE TO SELL LAND,


]. Il. M.Iigtn, ct. TX. We. Moses Humphreys,
Ell. al.
Inobc'ieES4 70 On order Of the County Court
Of MONROE county, lvUE, m,ie at the Uy,yltr
Terra, revived sad modified At the Decgnbr.
Term, Vi aail Court. | viii 1l-r iJr SHE, u, 10,
roul. house IA Nationwide, on tie 3ujL tA5 1i
DECEMBER 1871, to the highest 0ui lGst ~ rarr,
all the right, title sul in,cl"tt inst the hr!I VI
Nathaniel +. Hlmphrt! r, d~egcssti, Lave il mi
to a certain tract OF land situated ia the lGtl
Civil District OF Monroe .QuLty, I.Ha., a.!
Rauce East, 5rl Fractional Town ~, iS.H
section ant the 'oU.h.wcst I%u4rtsr Vi ul1 .cc-
ion, ntwar ee Driri.t. On,-icrfh 4, ID ,oals
viii dgst b. alie ed los sS.,, - boisl IA. - ,hv
estate ri Policy Aampursyl, Gsr4.aei, .v ..en
he remaining Inc JcLth-. Itpu r.il land srs
20 he sold altOI tier aud the ,uoIg Of It .ipr
led which Lriug- tne higneat auU bys. ...c.
Trims Of SAIL.
Ten per cent. o. the p]Irchtsc money VII 10
REQUIRED u he paid u hand on tue day 0. sni,.
Aui for tue remainder oil thu p|n,,ha-. n,.et
notes win u]pplo,ed security vii be r.qD,irt
rom tbs pulchp ayr. one hall due u i,e.ys
months anil thl remainder IN tweuty -Iulr
mouths. aud u lieu retained u On the lana u4,l
the purchase money lis vail.
doc. lt-It A.. ?. liCkI, Clerk.
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ga N
nit"u, vi" uFNar, tcnArncy. iluUr, aGtI,c,
light stocks. Hay in request, light stocks. But
ter, duh Eggs, scarce and wanted. Meats and
Lard iull and %unsettle. Potatoes, very scarce
and waited. Dressed poultry, much wanted il
found. Respectfully, your friends,
a.. T.. toX y EKvIuER.
'uauta,G0., Jan, IS, ls52.
L. ----- r..
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The Industrial Monthly Formerly

Known as the TechnOlOglStl. TIN,
ms rlutiy aud useful J,urnii, issued by
the Industrial Pa | hing Company, at l76
b. oldway, n. Y. ha' just entered its third
year, and is receiving i large share ul
popular favor. The articles are written
With unusual care, aud many Of them are
beautifully aud ~iu,trhet yeIy Illustrated,
The monthly is devoted to Mechanics
Manufacturing. Engineering, Rural and
CITY Arehltro ure, aud improvements in
all I nils II IA %cii."ry rnl hhor-nying
d%rvices, The practical directions abnu
erecting cheap aud Convenient cutragc.,
suburban villas aud uur buildings, laying
out grounds, embrllishing the homestead,
rural economy aud making home a happy
pl ce, are not to be found in any other
publication. Whnever may contemplate
erecting only a cheap rattage, or Some sut-
building cannot fail to meet with pracri-
Gle directions even in a single volume,
which may save him hundreds of dollars
in the Use of material aud expensive labor.
A parent could nat appropriate 81 80
the subscription price-ro a better pur-
pose than to order the Industrial monthly
sent 60 a son who /, Just beginning To act
Dr himself, Sdrh %j,nrnd would not
fail To he Of immense value, both pccuni-
arily and ia an educational point Of view,
to thousands Of farmers sons and to young
mechanics. Send for a specimen copy,
free, aud read the club rates.
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H. T. COX Dc BEO.,
General Frodgce d Commission MerchaE
Forsyth Street,
MARK EFT REPORT

Corn-Wllte, per bushel Sass
Yellow " " so,
wheat-ienn. White per bushel. -. I7oal75
- Rcd, go. l40al5O
Ga. Fed, ...........,.,
Rye, per;husnel ....... $40. ...... l2Oa 25
Barley, per lushel. ...... .........- 9lalGO
Oats, per husi'cl. GjAIB
~FIour-F"ncg per sack ......... Z. .42ja45O
taWllJ '...'....... ..... -. .35OtiOD
EN'ra.'''''.. ........... 32Aa3ij
Suptrihc.. 49,. 2jOa30U
In hbis ZANE proportion as sacks.
.GaGR
Hams 9AlO
ianrassed ............ ...... a
Clear sides, ............. 1l5aS
Meal, per bushci 500. . .SOIS5
Dressed Turkeys. ...... ..iiaI6
Hay-iennessec per 100 .l4Oa go
Western, rer 100 lbs ...... ,......
Lard In bhls. Per lb....... ........ 9a9l5
fans .'...... ............., 9l9l,
Batter, per ..l5a2O
Eggs ger cu.......... ..25a30
et""%.
niii res ,Gsl per a,t hF.
~ ro. J't&10 J lin %
n ~ y" ssA-. BE-, .
il~'%T IS, Ti'sst& ".as.Ees
,.. 1if1" ,3'
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The additional room afforded
by their new, spacious and Gle
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Personal.

ENTERPRIsE office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-16
CRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The dwelling house Of Jacob Van ioesen in
Caveaek " burned Sunday Loss s3c"i no insurance
...George Thornton, aged II, who was stabbed in
Boston days By John Murphy died yesseay
Murphy has been arrested.
THE Post Office building, at Exeter. N. H., was
burned Sunday Itch hoopsS manufacturer. io'es
and other occupants $500 Partly insured.
The Empire House ut Stockport, N. Y, belonging
to George shelton occupied by Daniel Heek was totally
destroyed BY Ere this morning Loss Sl0ooo insurance. S4
Jas. Gillespie was killed ut Manayunk, Penn,
by the falling old binding amonst which be and others
engaged In tearing down. John Ryan also seriously Injured
CHARLES Blake James Callahan, and Edward
Carney terribly crushed Chsesowu Mass yesterday while un
loading o. sand from vessel By carload upsettng upon le
Callahan will probably die.
IA fire at BOOthbay Me-. on Saturday, destroyed
the houso and belonging the Atlantic vi
Guano Company Insured Thomas Reeds dwelling at PhpPsoag
Ne, burned On Sunday. Loss, $l,,oo.
IA fire, yesterday, at Whitney's Point. on the
Syracuse and Bghamon Railroad burned the BIby Hotel Two
belonging to Heath Co. and rdsa Co. and the dwelling mouse o
Haniett seymour. Loss, e2o,oos mainly insured.
-. The Coroner's inquest on the bodies OF Two
who killed. By the falling Of Langs ore on Esh'he
Philadelphia retaHed verdict YESTERDAY that the dea.bs we're
Of the hsd moi been gay
cAIehssDess that could have caused the accident