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For Rent.

yUy1e, three story building the lower end Of Gus
tom House Wharf suitable for heavy storage,
gouId MAKE nm excellent place for the fish packin
business: also the oEe story Building the west side
of the wharf lately occuried by E. G. Willard, for
the storage Of salt. Enquire 81
PEIEG BARKER,
sep4-snMW&FN 10 State Street
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Notice

| S hereby given that the petition of John Hayden
and others, for a railroad from Bath to Portland,
will be presented to the next Legislature of Maine.
JOHN HAYDEN
and other petitioners.
Bath, Sept 2sth, 1872. w3w4O
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Nr0TIcF IL hereby given, that the subscriber has
" hsen duiy appointed and taken upon himself the
trust OF Admfuistraeorof the estate OF
REUEL DRINKWATER, late Of Cumberland,
n the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the estate Of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment TO
xssaS73 CHARLES HUMPHREY, Admir-,
E@7yr@~e of Yarmouth.
Cumberland, Oct. LIST, 1872. w3w4O
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fyou want "a nice Photograph or Tim
Type, go to A NJ. McKenny,'s 161 Middle Street
He warrents them as good as can be made in Port
and. ag5-eod If sn
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EVERYBODY receives present at the Glass
Blowers, Saturday afternoon, admission Is cts
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European Markets.
LONDON, Oct. Ali. 30 A. M-Consols opened at 92a
for money and 92s for account
American securities-U. S. 5-20s 1885, old, 931; do
1851 a2; do 1O4Os, S7i S. s94; Erie Railway at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-05

BY J. s. BAILEY & CO, Auc,ioner,
ny J. 8. BAILEY & co, Auctionecrs.
A Genteel Two Story French Roof
Dwelling House at Auction.

IN FRIDAY Oct. 18th, lat o'clock p. NJ, we shall
" offer at Public Auction, that desirable two story
French Roof Wooden dwelling house, No. 6 wilmot
street. This house is nearly new has II Rooms, fine
large closets, and all the modern conveuences and
Cistern, &C., &c. Thoroughly and faithfully built
and expressly fitted for two families; in one of the
best neghborhoods in the center of the business part
of the city, iu clean healthy location and desirable
for residence, and safe for investment. Lot about
81 92 feet. Terms liberal House can be examined
from to o'clock p. M on the day previous, and af
ter 10 o'clock morning of sale. - i-il. oct3td
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TIL K PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Branell q Co.,
Andrews, Went worth, Glendenning Moses, Hender-
son. and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out OF
the city.
At Biddeforl of Pilsbury. G
At Saco of L. HodgdOn.
At Waterville of j. S. Carter.
AT Gorliam, of News Agent.
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of W. F. Stanwood,
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T. c. Hersey for handsome display of pears.
Joseph Walker for dishes very fins pears -.
Saml. S. Colesworthy for a dish superior ounces
City Farm for superior Concord grapes. .........
F. w. Robinson for 8 varieties Of choice grapes.
John Oleson for excellent sweet water grapes.
Geo. Goldman, of Deering, fine displayed dahlias
Rev. Mr.. Buck for superior egg plants. .........
S. H. McAlpine exhibited splendid cocks combs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-05

KENDALL & WHITNEY offer to the trade and
at retail large assortment of Flower Pots
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On Wednesday, Oct. 9th, at Ten
O'Clock A. M, we shall sell the
entire Furniture of said House
No. ~, consisting of English
Brussels, Tapestry, and other
Carpets, ParlOr, Chamber, Din
ing-rOOm and Kitchen Furniture.
China, Glass, Stone and Wooden
Ware, &c. Also one Florence
Sewing Machine.
Oct Ltd r.. ..-
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Agency SO Commercial St.

FIVE hundred dozen undershirts and drawers
for men and boys, at J. Burleigh's, SO Middle
street
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ADAMsoN's Balsam cures Asthma, Coughs
Colds, Lung Complaints. Price So and Is cts
mrl5-T S & w1y
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The TaiIOrs' Strike

Indirect communications from several mem
bers of the Merchant Tailors' Exchange were
received by the tailor strikers to-day, request
ing committee of conference to effect COM
promise. Aid has been received from New
York by the strikers, and also from other
towns. 1t is likely the tailors will obtain their
demands.
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SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint.
For sale at SO Commercial ST., Portland. If
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BKFOHh
FRIDAY.-Arthur H. Harris VS.. William Brown
Reported Tuesday. Jury brought in verdict for
the defendant Motion for new trial and exceptions
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ALL kinds of overcoats cheap at j. Burleigh's
SO Middle street
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Go to Burleigh's for your clothing, SO Middle
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12

Tie Wytheville Enterprise, speaking
Of tie Virginia fairs, thus al.udes to our
,cm n Eastern Division Fair:
"In this connection We call attention
Of our stock men especially to the fact
that tie East Tennessee Fair viii he hold
at Knoxville, Tenn, from the 14thto the
l0.b OF October inclusive. The ptmium
list is said to he very Rt'racive-tbe
premiums for fine cattle amounting to
about $500. The same facilities viii no
doubt be aliolded those wishing to at
tend it as are afforded to attend the
Virginia Fairs. Knoxville is large d
growing city, and is the centre Of an tx
tersive acrlcu,tursl district. The Sc ction
of country vi Gu viii he repressnted.a at
the Fair is q wcalt aplicultur, section,
and t! Improvement Of their breeds Of
catt e, sheep, horses, &c, is b. ginning to
engage the attention Of the people.
v ouli it not, therefore, b0 advisable for
some ot cur tock-hreede1s, who desire
to find a market for their thorough bred
cattle, to at least make some enquiries
Is to the Iropriety Of exhibiting their
crds nt Knoxville? We by no means
ish 10 prejudice our people against the
Societies Of E'siern Virginia; they have
many attractions calculated TO draw
large CROW d9 to their Annual Fairs; they
uiye liberal Drer1iumS also TO exhibitors
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12
Eating CrOH.-Tho 0yiginaIEieYy.

Old Thompkins was a farmer in q
mountain region, who during TIE sum
urr turned lis house into Lctel f,r Tic
accommodation Of city Ieorlo seeking
refuge from the heat AID DUST.
Gu oue occasion the old fellows boar
dcrs found fault with The qunlity Of the
fare OlcTcd
"Yoa cit" folks are eli mighty faltic
ulor, said the old chap. "Now for my
purt can eat anything" "Can you cat
crow" demanded one Of the glunh-
lors
, "Oi course I kin, replied Them ljus,
list as lief eat crow rs most anything.
TGin't bad eating, noIov.'
Tho hoarders couspiied, Crow was
shot, brought in pluckcd and prepared
for the table. While it was being cook
Cd one OF tho consp.rators ol tanned ac-
cess to the kitchen, and conuiytG to
baste the bird with ,olious d.ossmE
0; strong Scotch sLutE.
The game was served up and al larGa
assent led to see the old man make
good his boast. Knife and lork III hand
he seated himself, boldly carved lnor-
sci and plugged 1t letwcen bis cal re-
cious jaws. A small tear gathered in
each eve, and asubdued titler ran round
the czpeetGnt crowd but the old man
vas game.
Grow, of course I lin cat crow" SAID
TEompkins, aud with aulp the dajn
tg morsol disappeared. Another bi was
raised on his fc crk; a smaller one this
time, and passed into his mouth. Tho
litter became more audiLie,
Grow said the cd man with a HraHp
'sartin, | kin cat crow" and half ohoh-
ing another morsel down,
The la1rh grew unmistakablc. Grow
exclaimed tko old man, rising in dis
gust add thrusling his plate away. Il
kin eat crow, but I'm bl&moi j! l hank
er arter i'll"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12
The Cry is Slslt1craNCw caI.

Culonci Z I. Cls-. &, iiItCn Ten
.c,sr,, GlG cnrd.one fer I'll, STAT, Sol
tt Iom tha, dia'ucl has wnt,,u q .,t
.,r 10 tie Brownsville Rec. yummcn;lp
Gus s,n.iIly 'Ad p"t.ioti, ally on tLy
.ontiri situation. Cooiyi q. cLoos,s
10 yI,w matters us tLoy exist, and itu
81 to close his eyes TO facts which ia,
world can see;
There have been s.uce lie adop-
ion OF tie F,dual Constitution systcns
If civilization III this country, the South.
I'm and Northern, essentially differing
i'll theory AID practice These Two sya-
TENS gave lise 10 It continued coI Alct IL
he administration OF tie Cover ment !,
,he Southern for ,he greater period Of
our history impressed It's character upon
our Institutions md policy, because q.
superior Theoretical stutusn.anship in the
matlers pertaining to the ahstIacts,ience
oi governments; whist the Northern, al
ways more ractiCal, sought and derived
greater advantages underline legislation
Of Congress. Let 1t uOw be our task to
reconcile these TWO systems and blend
hem into one Harmonious whoIe-recon-
structiug upon their overthrow Il higher
and nobler civilization, Ii is not dcsila-
/ lie, were 1t practicable, to bring into our
political party the extremists Of all poll
4 Il T.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12
TENNESSEE Z POLITICS.
Third Congressional DiStrist.
Letter from Judge Key Accepting
the Nomination.
CHATTAEoodA, SlF'. 5, l552,

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 5, 1872,
IL ssrs. CIjd, Ian Dyke, Byadiord Spear,
and Su.ford;
GENTLEMEN favor Of the 10Th OF
August was duly received. The discharge
Of my official duties, and doubts and
hesitation about the course l ought to
pursue in ragard to the nomination oi
winch you advise me, are my apology
Ior not making m emlier reply. The
action Of thc Convention was a high
compliment, and it is great honor to
have received tins evidence Of confidence.
For tins, aud Your expressions Of es
lerm ana trust, I return TO the Coryeu-
lion and to you my warmcst thanks.
II is well known that I did not solici,
or desire this nomination II lett to my
own choice l should prefer the Office l
have to the one to which I have been
nominated. Many of nv bC,t friends
are opposed TO my abandonment Of th'
office l hold / have beon inclined 10
mect their wishes, as such a coarse
would lest snit my own tastes and IN
lertsrs. In truth l am Try l received
your nomination. But I lave always
ueld to the doctrine that the people had
me right 10 demand OF their public or
private ciizws their services IN what
ever field they may desire, and he is 10
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12
Gen. Frank Chatham.

The Noris;ovn Gazette hoists I'll,
aamc Of Gen. Chc,ihan, aid says edi-
rrly:
With mingled feelings ofpleasure ant
pud-. we place the uaiay oI Gen. B. I
c eatupm al our masthead, to day, as
or choice, aud as tae "h,ic Oi IT,,
D.mucrulic- Cousuyuri'c Prriy Of Ter-
.c,.ce m Convention assembled, 10.
Cor,Ic.smau from tie State at Lnrg,
%cdo so, with pleasure hecause ",
owe the old hero, aud desire an oPl o.,
uni;y to express that yhcction which ",
ave for hinl that WIS born amid tn
carnage and lloudshed Of three year.
eryice under hls leadership in the late
war, and because We know That be Ios-
sesses IL heart that throJs TIh the deep
est emotions OF love for the people oi
tennessee. We do so, with pride, lie
,ause we know that rs Trunessce's rep
reseutuliyr in the Congress Of the Uui-
Ted States. lie will never, under any ell
cumsiouccs, be guilty Of any act that
viii hnug the LIush Of shame to the
cheek Of any now who boasts Tennessee
hs his native State; because he is one OF
the people, and will truly, honestly and
with fidelity defend the rights Of the
people Of his State upon tie floor OF
Congress with The same devotion aud
mistaken coinage that he has ever eX
hililed upon the field and because we
Tina in him true and faithful represeu.
lutiye Of that class Of men who refuse
10 'bcud the sUppliant hinges Of the
knee That thrift may follow fawuing.
The wild, luatical friends Of Andrew
Johnson may cry ont, "No ability" "no
Statesman and all that kind Of stuff
against Cheathum, but we would remind
them that our people ire tired of that
rloss Of S;atesmauslGp which works on
~ for tue good and personal aggran-
dizemcnt Of the "StaI,smMs self. I'VE
now want men who have less briihancy
and more practical common sense rs
or representatives, thaI those "hri|liart
S,atlsmeu' WHO have for twelve years
pas, nought on US nothing hut trouble
and aGi,- Fyuh CLratuama friends
clam nothing tpl ilm more th.D .LH
nc is ~ honest men, Of rod tcuLo
practical SENSE and juIAmI', AID !hrt
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12

Whisky Zee and q Coffin Refer.
wGtOry effect On 3 New York Judge.
[Iren the New York ~

B l. '~-' 'a'| -'-" AHl@ q --ar
Las. Saturday a welkroUn ex-JuCce
entered the Park Hospital il state Of
/ Taciis! inlo2ica.ion. lie spoke jncche-
renty, and laughed when warned Of
the danger Of imhibiug too ile,iy 6u-
ring the ho; wcaEer. On leaving the
hospital the genial Warden EIoNn ad-
yiaed him to seek some sLpGy retreat.
else he wuuld BE- certain to return on q
strelcher. The Judge stroltd over 10
DylmonIco's md there invested a lew
dollars n s. O. P. brandy. Ee voa
found soon alterward by Ne Of the
Broadway squad at Broadway and Read
street, unconscious.
0 sGn4msa The ambulance from Park
EEpital waS he work Of Il iew minutes.
"Gnother case Of sunsuoko' sad tn, IN
zioua patrolman. The surprise OF DR..
Yandrwa:tr and Warden Brown nay he
imagined when they found thHrpateut
to he the oz-Judse. HE usual rosiors-
tiyes were applied, cnu the case pro
nounc-d simple alcLohull'm.
The cy-Judge bicrt lis breathing
ndicrt,d a drunken s,upor. His sDoI-
ing alarmed the other patients, Lut r;il
he slept On. A, length IS the hour ol
midnight approached Warden DgDwn
who Is al oIden, temperance lalI, con
ceiyed the iGea OF curing the Judge @.
his only iufrnlity. lie s,nt fora ccG.n,
packed it with ice, md then laid tic
Judge on tbs ice. TIE lights were ,u,l-
ID down, and only the pale e!,cDs cf
The neon entered the room. \ White
cloth Wg5 thrown over tie ccGu, ald
one SOLITARY attendant watched tic
co.psc, The ice began to rct, aid tie
Judge began TO revive 4 few IEus,G-
lar movements indicated lc}uni.g con-
.ciopsusss As tie influence Of tHe Sec
.tcgme more powerful the cortolt;crs
increased, and were soon followed Iy %
violent torrent oetLa. They leI last ,ld
thicl., bat still tue ecmi-cunscious occu-
pant OF the coffin Jailed to realize his
position At last he opened his eyes.
looked ard ieIt alout him, cxrui,lced
strange sensations, and ot last tcck IN
situation Great God" he exclaimed,
"thcy think I'm dead, and IRE going 90
bury ne"
To cry out for help was his first in
pulse Heyelled Ike CamancAe ju-
dian. Warden Brown, the doctors, Or
derlies and all the patients who could,
rushed to the coffin. The corpse iusia-
ted that it was not dead, hut required
a very careful examination aud q seri-
Gus consultation before DR.. FundcwatcI
would express an opinion, He directed
the Judge 10 leave The ccGin and Get
into bed, "No, sir" exclaimed the thor
ouRhly lriqhten man, If / 20 to E.ccp
youlI bury ne, dead Or alive. I'm 60
ing home
and he did 20 home, vow.ng never
to drink apy more. So far he mas kept
his word.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12
Capt. Joseph jacques.

The Greenville Sentinel says:
Successful railroad supcrintendents
must be men OF tact, experience and
great executive ability. Among this class
of men the rising star just at this time
in the South is Captain Joseph Jaqnes.
His headquarters Gre at Knoxville, Tenn.
He supountonds the route from Bristol
to Chattanooga, also another important
railroad enterprise from Memphis south
ward. The practical foresight Of Tom
Scott as he is called, has discovered tie
excellent qualities Of Captain Jaques,
and eecurod him for service in the great
line OF railroad connections between the
East and the Southern Pacific coast.
We predict for Captain Jaques high
and successful career in this line Of
operations. His obiging, gentlenanly
manners add important elements OF Sue
cess to his otbe' great qualities.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12

The Athen, Po.t NJ .a.- en- i.tl
.Jr Gen Cheatham mtL, Cun.i,ssI. "a
contest, and gives such unia. boait.I 4
concerns rs the big Org .4. m ,u.si 49,
i good T.p over The knu.El@ !, sa,s.
We + gret III, uniur,u. &.c ata aum,-
what mud,ued cunoi,ion ul the lo"i,.I
,tuaIlou IN Tennessee a, eJouIahsri,
Ii. ur, la do uur lrcl atail ,Ii ulas,c,. Il,
IT. 10 otr yiea hrl att .s ham orou, /.
Is .ou1 as ", ,l,rl ,or mglu IL $500 -
u.n with. "r - Publish IL paper lii au. e.
p'lt Of, any lOnrca. or, Il za,iou. s.,
rOpusl to cun.uIm TO It's cstahlAi e..
lI"c &c. aLu usage ~ tie - lection o..
ro ,Idn is. Wien We rcI,G 10 i,Lsyc
ua. /" ,uI Cu,y It, II tLU,n St,L uI
q Izat III, We WI no, h,si.at, about
II, or Ii ger within the Lines to scnttr.
the y ,u- Ol ois, Urd and sll1le and fur
olsu food and auuultion for the enemy,
uut depar, opelly and d,hyntly, urd 20
ou way Witu drums beating and cololS
yog.
alter stating how he had stood for
Johnson before, rcgretllng his attitude
now as giving advantages to tue Gram
party, the ,di,or continues:
Ii may he possible that, in supporting
Gen CDe.thln and opposing cX Pre- 81
A,nt Johnson, We are running counter
. the popular sentiment Of the party il.
th.s s,c,pn. Il SO, We promptly accelt
.Do re~ponsiiiity and ace the mnsic.
Wei ke the ,ou sem est consistent with
III sense Of dU,y, let the result be what
mny. HNug acqHIeorcd in good
.IDU III The Gecl-uus 1T Baltimore auo
,ycland ", cant rrpuaiotc The aclIor
0 ,he 5, te Crml,ntion at Nashville on
he 21st. Nh johnson reached every
Office Of note he ever held in his lie
Ih,ou5h the il.strcmeniaNty Of Conyen-
IONS.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12
A Warning to Grant,

Inc new AU!E Eei1'G las been VTC
fesse3ly supporter Of Grant through
ont his Administration, and desires hi
reelection. But 1t croaks, it erumLlu
it warns, ii advises, it threatens ulC
predicts, 1T rate thst must render j
anything hut an agreeable visitor TO til,
/ White House and Long Branch coteyies
Any one who disrGs,igua;ely reads anC
watches tie editorial course Of that IN
per must sec that It Is all the time dam
aging Grants chances for rs-clection
whether it so designs or not, 1t lcok,
like very sardonic advice i is c,ustant
ly giving under the cUise Of friendship
i is unceaalnEly finding fault with tie
Administration and giving advice to il
10 alter its coursc, discard it's counsel
iers, and charge It's policy. The advice
If good comes too late, TO change from
IN the midst OF ba,lle-and to depost
ono set Of leaders and promote otLera
is not style Of tactics very Promising
Of victory. Tie advice cannot and Wi.
not be followed, and its only cf,c. is 10
weaken the party il proposes TO benefit,
The Hrra'd evidently sees dafeOt staring
the Grant party in The face.
1t closes long jcruniad ~ the short
comings OF Grants policy ond the IN
ccrlainties OF the election, by tie follow
my impracticable advice:
at is our duty to state facts, however
0nralatablo they may be to the roliti
cims; ard We VAIN Tie President Of lie
dangers il bis p.th in order that lie
muy avoid th,m in tine. Tie ErGid
is gnudcIeudeul Journal. and cmes 10
more for Grant than ior Greeley, unt.
no more for either Of them ttou for any
Other reputable ciIG,D Of the United
States. We lnlesulpo ported Gen Grant
as the bead OF tie national adniuistla-
ton, chosen hy the people, Just AZ we
shau aiwGys BE- iGnud cn the side Of tue
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12
Beast Bntler.

After "shiverirg in the wind" for some
time, uncertain where he should fall
this old reprohate has at last concluded
to remain with his Radical imperinlist
brethren. 1t affords MS much pleasure
to know that he is opposed to Greeley
and Brown
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12
No Sympathy With the StraighlOut
Movement.

The "Straights" held a convention in
Detroit, ON Saturday and nominated 3
full conntr ticket. The next day near
lv all their candidates came out with
cards in the Detroit Free Press, stating
that their names had been used without
warrant, and that thev had no sympathy
with any straight movement
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12

/ W q S-Nt III lu4A Al-N LAW ~ y, 'it--tl'- 'I'
sending OF parcels. It will be seen tina
parcels are limited TO aamples, and lha
the law is not near SO liberal as il WA
first thought TO lie;
SECTION 1872 That muilalle matter o
the second class shall embrace I'll matter
exclusively in print, and regularly issue
ut stated periods from known office G
| publication, without addition by writing
mark OF sign
Sec. 1873. That mailahle matter Of Ill,
third class shall embrace al pamphlets
occasional publications, transient news
papers or magazines, hand liills, posters
unsealeI circulars, prospec,uses, books
book manuscripts, proof sheets, co'Toc-
ted proof sheets, maps, prints, engruy.
ings, bianks, flexible patterns, sample
I'll merchandise, not exceeding twciy.
ounces in weight, sample cards, phouo,
graphic paper, letter envelopes, posraI
envelopes and wrappers, cards, pluIu amu
ornamental paper, hotogrpFhic repre-.
sentation8 OF different types, seeds, cut.
''-'' ",i'', il l'o'.' ~ ,''-' .,.' al ~ IJ-
by law, and all other articles not ahoy,
the weight prescribed by law, wLlch m,
not, from their form on nature, liable t.
destroy, dciacr, or otherwise iujure tie
contents Of the mail bag, OF the person
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12

The anti-Cheatham party are max ing
great cry against the reEel monopoly
of officers in this State-leaviug the
"dear Old pnrly' and following after
new Gods. The rebel "monopoly' in
tend to continue to monopolize so long
as il Is a fight between OLD dead funkies
tud true, live, honest men.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-12

"My dearest uncle" said a humorous
writer, was the most polite man in the
world. He was making voyage on
the Danube and the boat sank; my un-
ce was Just on the point of drowning
He got his head above water Just once
took off his bat and said, Ladies ar d
gentlemen. will you please excuse me-
and down Re went"