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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-29
Our Cause Ehe Peoples Cause.
Ii. L. iEARwoop,
President NJ. A. A.

Mn EDITOR How often have | re-
marked, I now TepeGt the assertion, that
there aro few questions IN which the
farmers OF East Tennessee are more
directly interested than tho Eastern
Division Fair. To them this is Il most
vital question. | am sorry they cannot,
many Of them at least, view the matter
Us 7 &c. II they would take hold of it,
vigorously, warmly and stoutly, in Il few
years they would realize the valuable
effects of such a coarse. They would
he stimulated to boldcr and more on.
largoi exortiona, and strive harder and
more peraistently to improve their mode
Of farming and to have tho better races
Of animals.
Now we expect to have an wprscc-
deutedly largo Fair this Fall, commenc-
lag on the l4th dry of October and con-
tnluing Sly days. To make it thus,
everybody Iauat aohisG uty-mnSt come
to tho Fair and bring something 10 ex-
hibit, Many VIII say there Is no use
m Il taking anything. We have moth
ing fine, and therefore, we cant get
premiums" Now that is wrong, wrong
in every aspect of the case and should
not be iolt or said. Suppose every one
thus talked and felt, what aort Of u Fair
would we have? ftwould ruin it. Every
farmer and every farmers wife aud
daughter III East Tennessee shopld feel
under special obligations to have some
thing on exhibition II will have an cx-
ccllcnt effect. 1t viii stimulate others.
1t will increase tho articles ID be exhibi
ted and enhance and intensity the inter-
est Of the occasion
Some complain that it costs them too
much to attend the Fair. That depends
upon how you intend to spend your
time, You mug make it very expensive,
or you may get along spending but lit
tic. There are hundreds vino could
"rlub together" and come in wagons.
The Fair Grounds are lrro and here
they could camp, Plenty Of good water
convenient, and the stock perfectly safe.
Let Ibis PLAN be adopted by those who
desire it, and they VIII fad it I cheap
one.
by MI means buy a "Season Ticket
10 the Far Make POINT Ct this Ia
not neglect it. Look over the long isl
Of premiums which are olrs"od, aud con
slider how fortunate you might be to
obtain one. Certainly you cannot if YOU
fail to purchase a Ticket. 1t only costs
you $500 and while i admits you to tho
Fair free for the Season, it may draw
n of the handsome premiums offered
by the Society.
Bya Ticket l tell you!
c. ". CMRLToH,
Secretary.
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EASTERN Division Fair.

The Third Annual Fair of tho East
Tennessee Agricultural Society will
open at Knoxville, en- Monday the 14tl
OF October, and will continue II week.
We tender our thanks for a copy Of Il
neat pamphlet, of some fifty pages, con-
tanning the Rules and Regulations, as
well as the list of Premiums which has
just been issued by the Society. There
are many new and attractive features
and it is confidently expected that this
Exposition will DO the most successful
ore Of TIE kind ever held in East Ten
nessee,
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Monroe County Fair.

There arc n few mistakes in tho cattle
department of the Premium List, which
win be corrected ut the Fur.
A full line of premiums will be pnid
on MI ages and sec;s OF stock from /
years old down, Ten, instead Of fifteen"
dollars will be paid on the Brood Mare
IN the Draft Stock, Any m|Critoriou5
animal or article, not mentioned in the
premium list, THAT is exhibited t suita-
Die pramium VIII be paid. There shall
be no chance for ~grumbliug on the part
Of the officers. All will be treated kind
" and fairly. We intend to have a good
time Of it, if the citizens Will only DO
their part, which We hope they will do.
Each one should become interested end
fx up some article or animal for exA
Jition, aud persuade lhcit nejghboy To
do the same. \ short pull, and all pull
together and we will have Il nice time
long to be remembered. The whole
family should come to tho Fair, make
YOUR arrangements to stay all four days
and enjoy the Fair. All should become
Agents at once, talk Tor the Far, get the
people stirred up, bring them out with
something to show, don't wait for the
officers to do all! but lend a helping
hand. Ii you owe the Society anything
pay !. at once as we need money.
There VIII be a meeting q the Society
at MadisonyiI!e on the LIST Monday in
September, all members and am one
else that viii come are invited. Espo-
cially the Executive Board.
Ii. Z. IEARwoop,
President NJ. A. A.
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Let it he remembered that there will
he q county meeting of the Conecrya-
tive party, at MadisonvIfle next Monday,
for the purpose of selecting Delegates
from eatA civil district, to attend the
Joint Convention of Monroe and Lou,
don counties, which meets at Madison,
vile on Saturday the 7th of September
for the purpose Of nominating a candi.
date to represent the two counties ii
the Lower House of the next Genera
Assembly. Afull attendance is earnest
ly desired.
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A class of individuals who 10 not sub
scribe for daily papers, and some who do
not even take thetr FOCAL paper, almost
invariably assemble at the Post Office or
Depot csrly enough every morning to get
the Knoxville papers, rcod and ]scatter
then about so that the subscribers seldom
ever get to Soc chem. Such conduct should
lie STOPPED. When a pcrscn eubscribes
for a paper he expects to get it, and re
one hNs any right to appropriate it. If
such conduct is persisted IN we shalt des-
isnate the guilty pa!t'Cs throuch theso
columns. We have our opinion of a man
Who is always borrowing papers and new
er SEbSri5es fox ary.
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FNlSOme Commitments.

The power Of the press has been nj.
most lost by paying compliments to e.
cry worthless Obi ect that presents i,
self. 1t has prostitutod itself by this
line Of policy. An editor is invited in
to take adrink on two, and he is then
expected to puff" every man that vends
rotten cigars or "pop skull whiskoy.
This is maniiostly wrong, When the
press is thus subsidized, it looscs its
influence, and its advantages for doing
good are wholly lost.
Paying compliments indiscriminatrly
to anything will dwarf the influence Of
the press, while tho remuneration it re.
ceivos in return is small, indeed.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-29

1t is n mark of the unsuccessful man,
that he invariably locks his stable door
when the horse has been stolen. This
scrt of wisdom never thinks about bodily
health until it is gone. But just as much
as any disease has become seated, tie
power of the system to resist and throw
it off IL weakened ; hence time is all i'm
p]ortant' For dyspepsia, all diseases Of
the liver, stomach, skin and kidneys, and
all that begin in vitiatcd blood, do not
wait until the trouble is confirmed, but
attack it by a timely use of Dir. Walkers
California Vinegar Bi;;crs. augl.4t
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THE Poisoned TNrgue.

It is the custom in Africa forhunters.
when they have killed poisonous snake,
70 cnt Of its head, and cafefllly bury
it deep in the ground. A naked foot
stepping On one of these iangs would
be fatally totntel. The poison would
spread i'll a very short time through the
whole system. The Red Indians used
to dip the points of their arrows in this
poison, so, if they made the least wound,
their victims would be sure to die.
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Notice Of Insolvency.
The insolvency OF the estate of Gil
bert Blankenship died, having been sag-
gostcd to the County Court for Monroe
county, allpersons having claims against
said estate, are hereby notified to Gp-
pear and lie the same before the CLERK
of said Count authenticated in the NAH
ner prescribed by law, on Of before the
LIST day Of October, 1872,
j. r. BURcBFiEL,
July lst 1872 Administrator
aug 15-it
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-29

One OF the most interesting and valuable or
American Biographies, is the "Li.D Of Horace
Greeley, - by james Parton. The life Of Mr..
Greeley has been closely iG;crHolen with what
has been most commanding in American RTairs
for more tinu a third ef ccntury. lrdgod, thia
story Of Ills life giyce the reader by no means
m inadequate glimpse Of American history fer
the past thirty years. Il is 4 story Of II life that
commenced in thc greatest obScuritY, and has
grown into the greatest Cminence. 1t has been
a busy life, the bus!ect, probably, IN the land,
crowded with cvcnts fu.l Of brave words and
generous deeds, snd marked by Eeculi3ritiss
greater and characteristics stronger than, per
hays, those Of any other American Citizen.
The subject, therefore, would Command re-
spcctful and eager attention, Though handled
by an unsklllml pen But Mr.. ParOn is a
master. He has long been we'll and widely
known in our literature. lie is Il keen and bril-
liant e~ssayist an inrisiye and sparkling writer
Of English, and n CareIUl uad exhaustive
searcher after facts. He does net touch q pen
TO paper in the composition Of a book, till the
entire field OF investigation has been explored,
and everything directly or indirectly bearing
on his themu thoroughly digcstcd,
Sn preparing this T0rE, lie spent several
months In visiting tie town where Mr.. Greeley
was born and the various places whore he sub
scqucutly lived, collecting all the Information
about his early life that it wa' possible to Oh
tain. 1t %is'nos, therefore, a hastily or lily con-
trived book, labeled "Life Of Greeley, ~ but q
work which will always he the authoritative
record OF the three-scorc years Of Mr.. Greeley's
lite that have already passed into history. Il
would q Il yaiusbic addition 20 any library at
any time, but, just now, its opportuneness giyer
it added interest.
1t is elegantly bound, well illustrated and
in consideration CT the great popular demand
for the work il is sold for Il little more than hall
the ruling book prices.
1t is published by the NATIONAL PUB
LStliNu co., Of Atlanta who want agents il
every Cousty.
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pOAtpOfse 1t,

Ladies' who contemplate poisoning
Their husbands or children, or shooting
Mt alionated lovers, axe requested to
postpone their purpose until aiter tue
Presidential election as newspaper col
umns will lie SO crowded with political
subjects until that time, that it will be
impossible for them to pay proper at
tontion to the analysis Of stomaohs, or
10 properly describe the treachery oiad-
nirerR before December.
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ISLANDER.

The snakes poison is in its teeth; but
there is something quito rs dangerous,
and much more common in communi-
ties which has its poison on its tongue.
Indeed, your chances of escape from
serpents are greater. Tho worst snakes
generally glide away in fear at the ap-
preach of man, unless they are disturb
ed or attacked. But this creature, whose
poison turks on itstongue, attacks with
out ~provocation, and follows W lis VIC
tim with untiring perseverance. We
will tell you his name so yon will always
Iun him. he is called Slanderer, Ito
prisons worse han u serpent. Often
his venom strikes TO tho life OF II whole
family or neighborbood, destroying all
peace and confidence.
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In Chancory Court ct Madi-
SOnvill9 Tennessee,
Ucnry 7. McKchsn and wife Nancy 3. MoEc,
han VI. Y. Z. rhnnAson.

Comrlainants charge in their Eli, Which is
pworn to, TINT the defendant q. K. Ihuna.on 10
a nonresident Of the State Of Tsuneasc1, or so
ab8conds that tie ordinary process Of law can
not he served upon him. II is therefore order
ed that publication be made for four consecutive
wceks in the Sweotvatcr BN~TrETRIsG, TotifyinG
said nonresident, or abscording defendant to
appear at tic next Term O. the Charcuy Court
to he held at tho Court House in Modis0nvilic,
Tennessee, on the first Monday OF December
next, and mako defence to conplaipants said
BIZ, or the same will be taken as confessed and
the case Get for hearing OK rarte.
A true copy Of tho order at Rules,
Attest S. ?. Hale, C.. & Y.
c. V. lIIcEs, Solicitor for Ccmplainan,s.
aug 29-4t-piGj
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Easi Tennessee Book House,

East Tennessee Book House.
The stock of this house was never be-
fore so full aud complete as at present,
and We are pleased to learn that the bust.
ness character of th1 c~ntorprising firm is
fully appreciated by the public, whether
us Wholesale or retail purchasers. We
commend them to every class, but cspo-
cially to those wanting School Books, Sta.
t%ionary, Blank Books, and Wall Papers,
of which they have incomparably NE most
elegant and cheapest stock ever brought
to East Tennessee. feb 22.tf
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THE ENTERPRISE.
TH0RsDAY, AUGUST 90, 1872.

8. Nj. PETTES0ILL& CO., 81 Park Row. v. \.
SUD GRIFFIN & HOFFAN, Baltimore, Nd,
Are the sole agents for the sweetvater EnteI-
prise inthose cities, and are authorized to CONTRACT
for inserting advertisement for us at our1bwest
cash rstes. Advertisers are requested to leave
their fa10rs with either Of the above houses.
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FuE THE HSIEGFE.sy.
ASOJOURA AMONG THE CL0UDS.
A Faney Sketch.

A. thr Fo.c If ope If ttsssi,vsIv Ia.
in lime. which make pl.d .ne heart. and
carry ms AWAY. AS il were, from ourselves.
p, t6ose bi,isz and nurer REGION, "Vbere
care i, rpr9vn" / "a. down at INV win.
d,y which overlo,kcJ the western hori-
,,n IN. sun had ire, sunk beneath the
lima NJ hin. which Skirt the dim di.,anco.
~Ic,yirr , rorreouy lint Of rurpIe and Gold
upnn the clouds away in Tue far vast. As
| cazcd upon the lovely scene, | was filed
with u ycamiup muttcrable, to soar away
aud ali.ht upon those aerial peaks. far.
far above the strife and commotiou, Of
earth. Suddenly a b|cniguant form stood
beside me, whose features bore no impre,,
Of tho passions of mcu. "Mur,al," said be,
"why do,t thou gaze so i%uteutly upon
Wonder scene, aud SIGH as though ,6ou
luin would,t 'aap away and be at re,tV"
'Dust thou desire to GOT" Yes, ropl lied
[, much indeed do desire it. Instantly
/ seemed impel!ed by some irresistible
over, onward and upward-away, aad
away, towards those quiet regions whicr
seemed to smile me u welcome as [ ap-
preached them. In proportion as [ sped
upwards, all the unpleasant recollectious
Of liro faded from my memory, until when
at last the much desired goa! vas reached,
they retained no other footing in my
mind, than an unquiot dream, which rem.
ders the awakening more delightful |
reciincd upon my heecy couch, no way
discounted b. ITS ever changing form.
As one bright peak after another melted
away, there was another to receive me.
Nor we're they stationary. / soon found
myself floating over lofty mountains, deep
rivers, roaring cataracts, the mighty ocean.
and popular cities. In the latter, [ be-.
held the soyereirns aud great ones Of tho
earth who are cuyied and opplaudcd rs
the happiost Of movtols, throw of the mask
in the ninht, hv which thcy had deceived
their fellows in the day: AID tbea [ saw
that all their greatness, all their envied
spleudor, was, to them, but "~vau;ty and
vexstion Of spirit" When storms arose,
| would assemble HIGHER regions Of cloud ::
and there, above the war Of elements,
look calmly down upon The splendid scene
below. In the quiet night seated uron
some moon.!it cloud, | would float, as it
would seern to a spectator below, among
the stars, and listen to the "wusio Of the
sphere" In the It'll! moonlight, angel
hands would often descard into the region
Of the earth F.; and sometimes standing,
sopetimos reclining uroa sllycry clouis,
wouA breathe forth heavenly melodies
which mortal ears in steep, al,ra, can
catch; aud which unknown to them SO
often siy, a delicious S]oftnoss to ,hcir
dreams. Moro than once, | caughr s.
sound Of my saiutcd mothers voice ming
ling like a sweet refrain in those angelic
strain. Time sped on. | was happy "a,
mortal only car 10, whose bosom is no
longer heayed by hu,usu care. Ny COLI
duotor to this abode had GUARANTEED me
this exemption just 50 loay MS | gave my
self mp to the dreamy ipHvry Of my state,
without seeking to recall, in thought,
aught | had left below, or signing to be.
I-I \ "a rrArNt tNHN. ono ~ FHFF e. "a rl.n. a
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Teachers Meeting.

The Teachers of the different Sabbath
Schools in Swcotwater will have a meet
ing to-uigh', (Thur.day) at the Baptist
Church. They have an interesting snb-
j,ct for discussion. All interested in
the Sabbath School cause are invited to
attend.
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Chancery Sale en- the 10Th Scptem,

Special attention is directed to the
sale OF some 1l00 acres OF land belong
ing to John +. Payno's estate, Big Creek
District Some eight lots, or tracts in
Guiding the celebrated Divine Mill
tract, Credit 10 mouths 10 per cent.
down, aug 222t
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Almost every orc is predicting that
during the present season this country
will be scourged with that dreadful pes,
thence. Cholera. Much of the fatality
from Cholera is owning however, TO the
fact thst It's rremonitory symptom (Diar-
rhea) is'so or,ch neglected. To cure this
no medicine has proved so eifectual as
Dr.. Lytt'e's Elixir.
We therefore warn our readers not to
delay but procure a bottle of this inyal,
liable medicine at once.-E Exchange.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, August Is, 1872.

tFNHVNEH1 -FWcUoV ~Vl sV'~'
Cotton, midd!inr, l9c. Corn, mixed, s0nsjc;
White, 9Oa95c. Wheat, 81. SOaI zoe. OTIS, 52a
55c. Rye, sI.25al SIC. Barley, 81. GOAL .?5c.
Hay, 81 .6OaI .sNc. Flour, a.. Oeal0 90. Bacon,
shoulders, Sc; C. R. Sides, lOalOHo; c. Sides,
l0al0hc. Hams, plain, i3alici Sugar cr-ed,
l3GI5c. LAID, l0aill:c. Butter, l5a2tc. Esce,
l51lSc, inurs truly,
InN lArE-nN & Cn
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The chiet Of blessings is good health, without
which nothing il worth the having; it is always
appreciated n, its true value after il is lost, 5ut
two often, not before. Live properly, and cor
rect ailments before they become seated. Por
distNsos Of the liver, kidneys, skin, stomach,
and oil arising from impure or feeble blood
DR.. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters are n
sure and speedy remedy. 1t has never yet
lHiIed in a single Instance, aug29-iw
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Where 70 Fmmirrnte.

Where to Emmigrate,
We answer, 20 to Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlantic L Pacific Railroad
Co. offer 100000 Acres of land to actu-
al settlers, at low prices on long credit,
beside, furnishing free transportation over
tncir road to purchasers; thisroad extend,
from st. Louis, through Missouri 10 Niui-
IT,, Indian Territory, is being pushed rap.
illy to It's destination, the Pacific Coast.
will be one Of the trunk lines of the coGn-
try never blockadod by snow-thc lands
along the road are in a rich fertile com,
try, as productive as any in the State;
the climate combines all the advantages
of northern and southern ATTITUDES; good
climate, soil, health, water, timber, graz,
ing, traits and flowers, invite you to 20 TO
this region. Tor further information adj
dress A. Tuck, Land Com'r, j23 Walnut
st., st. Louis, Mo-, or j. 7. Thompson,
Chattanooga, Tenn. aprlS-tidec3l
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In the Same Business.

A lady in passing another on the
street, should never lcok around to see
what the other wears, because the other
is engaged in the same Business.
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FOR SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce n. p.
HIGHT, of Monroe conaty, asa candidate
for Senator from this the Sixth Senatorial
District.
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faxes.

bNAJS'
Those having land sold for Taxes in
Monroe county, since 1865, had better
consult NJ. Il. johnson, the Revenue Com
missioner, and redeem the same.
iuiy 2Jth.tf
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The young ladies ana gentlemen OF
Swestwater had . pleasant time Mt Mr.,
Henry Mayes' Tuesday night last.
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School Notice.

School NOtlCe.
Mrs. Cooks school will be opened next
Monday, at the Masonic Hall We hope
she will receive a large patronage.
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$4,000

$4,000,
Given to ticket holders at the Bradley County
Fair, October sth, Gth, 10th, llth, and 18th,
1872. Buy your tickets from Bogard & Mayes,
and draw che Grand Prize of $1,000. aug22-lt
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Gen. joel \ Battle, proprietor of the
Battle House, and Superintendent Of
the State Prison, Nashville, died on the
26th inst.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Parties desiring to announce themselves
IS candidates for Office through this pa
per will be required to pay cash in adj
vance for the same. Announcements for
Congress, $40; State Offices, $40; caudi-
dates for State Senator, s.; county a u
dida;es, S..
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Season T'iokat1.

Call on Bogarl s. Mayes aNd buy q season
ticket 10 the bradley County Fnir, which en-.
titles you to admission during tho Fair, and to
participated Ia the drawing in which Five Thou.
aaud DJllGra given away. aug93 Il