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New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
CAPT wARREy's REFORM IN COOKING.

Capt. Frederick Pelham Warren of the En-
glish Navy has invented cooking utensil made on
original plan, which offers 10 dyspeptc fellow
Americans a muchneeded relief from the evils OF bad
and wasteful cooking, and which promises for the
future health and happiness Of people than would
the importation OF million OF Chinese cooks and the
doubling OF of doctors IL utensil that
makes bad cooking less likely, and the use OF which win
not little toward making drugs unnecessary. II is
French cher de cuisine made Of tin. Its friends claim
that 1t VIII pay for itself In one MONTH One who has
had IL in constant for two years recommends every
man OF woman rich poor who has to furnish or pre-
pare food for small family 10 buy WARREN
COOKER assuring them that they will thereby
better and cheaper food than they have thus known
and what is almost much TO De desired safeguard
against the onslaughts OF the fOOd-spOng immigrants
10 whose tender mercies we commit our poor NAL
treated stomachs. 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
NEW-JERsEY.
POLICE NOTEs.

Henry Estele, noted hotel thief, was committed
JeEfsol Market yerily Tor stealing oycrcoat belonging 70
WIN. J. Schmidt, guesi a. thr NcH-iork Hotel
The body of Carl Schroeder, age 2, was brought to
Castle Gsn yesterday om the hp ST. oaf OF Hnn' recen
srnyel tbs po with hundreds Of emgals bu. viii No hrseian
on boad. Twelve persons died daring tht voyage
Lewis Meyers a truckman was shot in the alb
dOmen lat evening by Peter Eagan during alteration With the
latter hs No o3 Hsmouav, Broohn Eagsn
arrested nd Meye taken to the City Hospital where his wound
was pronounced fatal
Patrolman johnson Of the Twenty-ninth Precinct
called last evening into the house Of prostitution, No 6 West
Twenty hst TO arrest William ThoHpson for beating bis wife who
The house. Thompson e the officers cab suck hm and
attempted through the yard The oMcr followed
and lhompsoLs again attempting strike shot HIM IN the let
wound Thompson then arrested and taken to
BeIlevus Hospital
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
WASHINGTON.

s,vo my, nav AT THE CAPITAL-wAiTiNG
""Or rop On p,II ADFIPHIA-THE PRESIDENTS MOVE
MRNTs--CAsE OF THE EDGAR sIEWA"i'
tRy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBVNRI
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June D. 1874
,r...o.,oaines AZ the Capitol to-day have been ex-
,,ernely dun and nothing worth recording hao
Tge House was not in session, and the senate VASE
ragged IN a stupid fibusterng attempt AZ "'~S
an the part Of the Administration senators ' =,
40 grave suubiect as the consttution''| c,,n
. certain amendment TO the eun~ . ,rostod
Apnropration bill. The entire day was thus MSSeo s
No committees we're in session in either hOus IN tbe
mere was scarcely working quorum aheln6a 70
senate, So man. Grant BSyard again appealed In VAIN
for time in which 20 prepare sse se inVesfigation
but Edmunds. with his sa usual sa@s 0SsOn bil was
fused 60 allow tns evening session, and It is said
thst senators have promised that vote S1a Do i
N the House on & Hrasy today. waiting for news from
Phadclphia and the few telegraIns that were M %
IN IN iS t.. Ivder confederation The interest over the
VcePresidency was very strong, ana was sests
nv the fact that the two leading Candidates occupy S9
i thaf chamber. There was general complaint .na' ma
few dispatches received, and that they were
a. Colfax aud Mr. Wilson were both In the chamOer
uri1g most OF the day, and received seyera!
Roth goodnatured and cheerful ana 'e W yer
friendly one Mr. Cofax admitted tonight that from from
the accounts received, there was httle oouoV !" ~
that Wilson would be nominated
The President gave his farewell dinner 10 the Caohet
last night previous TO his departure Tor Long
fo4 the Summer The White House is the scene OF ousy
preparation now and Will be vacated on TUESDAY neN'
by tho Presidents family. II Congress eoOourns o
,soa,- The President will 20 directly 20 Long Branch
with his family although the weather here Is 50 Coo 81
10 reouire the of light Oyercoats IN thS
ehouid Congress remain in session. the Presoeht ibnV
dCfcr his departure for a day or two.
That part OF the interview Of San Francisco neWspa
per reporter alleged TO have been had with Cen
Joe Hooker which reflects upon Senator schuH
H. probably owing to misunderstanding on the PaIt o
the reporter az TO what Hooker said 1t was a. Cen
erhurls special request that the conduct OF hs
AZ Waubatehie was investigated by court Vl iuquff
and CEN Schurz was wholly eXOnerated supstquSSlttn
cen Hooker himself wrote 10 Gen. ScnuIL nc ~.
Ing the Injustice the unjust reports ana %
mar he had ascertained at later date that
resnonsibie Tor what the former in the first lhsahot
ne Attributed TO him. Hooker could not nave S;u
fbat ne Immediately relieved Gen. schui1 sihoo HO'H
Of the kind took place.
OF the speeches OF Messrs sumner schurz, Carpenter
and Logan only that OF the former has thus lar oeen
printed in The GLOBE. Frequent apphcatons arc 'n"uo
for an of;tbem (which cannot be supplied until theY are
printed
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
larNFRAL PREss nIsPATcHl

Tn, Secretary Of the Treasury said this morning that
should the steamer Edgar Stewart reach an American
port under naval protection, wond rest with tne de-
rarment Of state TO conduct negotiations with the Span
nh Government concerning her. but she should enter
one Of our ports Independent Of naval control ne
come the duty OF the Collector 10 nOtly mn anu :"
his instructions. our Government %l ~ o ot the
M others. inquire into the truth OF Tue ahe G
Spanish Minister that the Edgar stewart Is epoy ca ~
tho interest OF the Cuoans and VIII deteI9ne IOi
Lieut. Henry y. Manney ordered 70 NC W. ~,
Lieut. T. c. Terrell detached from me MGis sTf
ordered duty az the PaChc sttuoRi t siatic
Paymaster r. 5. Mcconnell, from the Ashuaol' Asla'io
iv @ gnGge Humphrey sitting as Judge Of the Dis
trct CO1rt made order that Commodore w Leroy
Capts Carl English, ana r. n LeTts & oe m Pyected
il9t on oct o. 1864 w. b. Cushing, with boats crew
ing near Inc Town OF Plymouth N c., causing her to
.uk inns opening way 10 our forces 70 ADVANCE w
Goyernment service In July. 1865 she was beed as
prize and the appTasement s9e94 paid INTO the lIeas
81 the time of her appralsenent, she haNng peeH us
Inautled and stripped OF her iron arnor 10 oolh re-
EpI last and today Messrs Carlisle and Mcpherson
made the motion TO carry out that act on Whch tne
senators Morton, Rice, Logan. Anthony. and Carpen-
t,r f tne committee OF Privileges and Elections say
i'm fheir report they are clearly of opinion that the
charges Of bribery and corruption against senator
Pomer0y connected with his senatorial election Dy the
kansas legislature ln 1867 totally fails TO be sustained
Ly any competent proof, but seems 70 nave bet use
f0r some purpose unknown 20 the Committee, beyond
that Of correcting existing evils senators Thurman
and Hill with their colleagues OF the committee
I'm finding that there was evidence before them sur
fccut to show that Mr. Pomeroys election procured
Uy corrupt MEANS but they do not think proper 10 I'M
pugn the motives OF the General Assembly OF Kansas
who urged the investigation.
cen William A. Thfoop Quartermaster-Gene of
Michigan, to-day closed up war claim IN favor OF that
state and received from the Treasury draft for nearly
$4,000 With the exception OF small amount this qui-
dates the Michigan claims against the lnlted states
The Presidents proclamation just issued in accordance
with the Amnesty Act dismsses all penal prosecutions
sgaust those persons coming under Its provisions Who
10 is alleged hold once IN N0latlon OF Ihe f0uttent
Article o amendment 10 the Constitution OF the United
ftate- There record in the Department OF Justice
showing the number Of such cases, but 10 10 known they
arr fcw l uunnrr The principal part Of them being IN
H.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

ST. Nicholas Hotei--Judge Charles j. Folger of the
Court ef Appeals Cunnngham Of hassshuse
Jarvis Of 6hc MayoI Hane. Of chlfago Gen A. D.
Pearson Nrkpatick Of Psbngh and LOOMS Anapy
-, CIorrndon Hoi-en. John Fremont OF Taryovn i.'
FIA Avenue HolTbs Hon Freeman CLARKE Of hosnsr me Hon
Theodore Miller Of Hudson Canfeh o. Vermont Homer
Bartlett Boston tho d. Mitchell and Allen Mrhfoe OF
Ererc HouseRI controller Hnbbsri Washington Rer- YoTh
oteJudge Woodbury. Judge johnson Of white Plains
n w. j. NJ Buckingham Of Norwich, C. Wsa7fasd Hokt
Fcuiou NJ Tomta Of the japanese Embassy Brssoori
ouse-The Smith, N. Of Vermont. s0r House-
Commodore MuDeey o. Eavy and Wsdd Thompson OF
Metop0tudn Hofst-The Hon. d. L. lnee o Florida f2gaan
HORsLos MeLAne Of Baltimore and W. T. henisofh o lineage
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

SYNOPSIS or THE NEW REVENUE LAW THE
TAXES TO BIZ PAID on TOBACCO AND SPIRITS.
d The following is a synopsis of the new
Tax l, regulating the Internal Revenue code. II con-
tisis Of sections Il 10 a. OF the "Tarf and Tax bill :"
Section ~ the duty on distilled spirits from
10 10 20 cents per gallon. All IN bond pays the present
rate.
sEo ~ en=sts ueg tecUL.usI.s sOE d.slllers: also
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
TIE NEW sTREEr-cLEANING PROJECT

The Mayor and Board of Police met yesterday at
Police Hedquarers in consultation with Cleaning Contractor
John The latter clsimed bis and
other seclesnng appliances and insisted upon receiving the back
pay due him before surendeg his contract Nothing posi-
tive determined upon but Is believed by the Commits
sohers that the matter be settled to-day The Police
that they the
ard will have their employed the
their oriers all times The required for
Leepng the streets clean under this arrangement they pre-
pared 10 MAKE pdblie at present
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE NEW TARIFF RATES.

The following forms part of the text of the
Tariff bill given onIour second page The sentence should
precede the item insulators," in section 4;
On btggng other manufactures Otherwise provided for
suitable for the which cotton bhgng Is applied composed in
whole part hemp ue fax, gunny bags glnn CLOTH other
maternal and valued square yard
per pound valued per square yard aud
one Der pOuudn
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06


The Of 6 apart fand for eoniingpess
aud ths Board rpoonnent requested appropriate The fatb
Of lG Tor the support OF The schools, controer
also asked TO place 200 the Bu ding Fald Normal
College At The Disposal u the Bosrd
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

The Importers and Grocers' Board of Trade
sfd,d tle ooai omssrs yesterday; Prrndeat A. B. b
Vice ds.t Chirirs q HI Gee w. Lane BENJAMIN sheraAs
be- l. ~ ksEeE etaTt. Wn RsDsJA
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

demanded unless within 20 days tho defenaann win h
draw the demurrer and answer the comphntsWnon the
defondants have leave TO do on payment OF cos's'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
EDUCATIONAL APPROPRIATIONS.

Controller Green requested place 900 to the credit Of the
College The Board Of Pabc distraction met GerNard and n
Finance Committee reported that the Board OF Appoonmeut had
propsei sOO for the support the schools the remaining
s750O0 the credit Of the Board OF the e200O granted
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
HOME NEWS.
pRo,fIaRNr ARRIVALS

rHBRsoMETga YESTERDAY AT HuDSuTs, 2p BROADWAY
III q, NJ -ssol Keon-gl0 m-s5s hdrlsbI-5c'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
RUPTURE

treated By Dr. ~ MARSH at bs Radical Cure Truss
Once for all physical defotes tnnacs made aud
adjusted Elastic Belts Elastic Stockings, Abdominal Supporter
shoulder Braces MARSH CO., No. Yeseys Private aud
competent female 10 wait upon ladies'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
Announcement
BURNETT's FLAvoRING ExTRACTs.-The best.

If u. s. Census of Bed-bugs had been
taken annually during the last thirty years would
not Increased number during that period LOss MAG
has kept them down whenever has
been the have disappeared 10 ahnae all boussLo
h only necessary TO use it In every home
Visit L. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Ohcs BrOsway Beeckers e Broomes)
Broaws dresses haw feathers gloves
ufaly cleaned coats, pants, vests. cleaned like
Elegant, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Griddle
Cske prepared In ten minutes with PovDHa
Gents Cashmere Hats, Summer STYLES, at the
hat nhment Of ERNENwEIS lt8 Nassau Spruce
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuel -
Send fof Cscaan Cal and eIaniue EDwARDSs COMBINED
RANGE AND FURNACE H1 Waterst sAMI. J. HOPKINS
VHE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE, 2 to 10
L. II. For Circular AID Price List, address
WI D. RUSSELL, 10 PArk-p'aee n. Y
UlHE best place in New-YOrk to buy reliable
Watches ane Dsmons re ashouabe Jewery an Sterling Silver
wedding Prsse souiREs 81 falionst Diamonds specially
EURNITURE-R and plain upholstery,
ke hy warranted At IRVING SONS Mandatory And Mare
200 TO 2os East INeatyssventh,t near Thriave
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- without s kniie eaae from business, spotsue Dis
NAME PORTABLE WINDOW VENTI-
NE AIoR IADkRlllI.L L Co.. IS Duane,t.
VANILLA BEANS, finest quality in any
glAhniy, At los,'i price rAFr rYLK6 81 Ceisfst
Zero Refrigerator, Newport, Saratoga, and Spa
ERAZERs AXLE GHEASE-Best IN the
Word. Dsle- lVs NsJe- tesJ t,sbsTe tuizn et
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18
In Menlorlum,

SrrER ELIZABETH D. FINLEY The
subject Of this notice was born ia Clifford
county, North Carolina, ia the year 1914,
In early childhood her parents moved aud
seulsd IN Munroe County, Tennessee.
There she was raised. Her maiden name
Sus Elizabeth Dill Trotter. She prnfes-
,ed religion in ISL, at Cumberland
Presbyterian camp meeting, held at Corn.
las,el, East Tenn. Her relation, being
Methodist, she unitel with that Church.
aod remamcd NJ II AL after Ter marriage.
Was married To ". II. Fu.ley, 1913, who
Nas a member of the Cumberland Pre-.
Lytsrian Church. She surn sought aud
obtained membership in the same church,
with her husband aud remained a member
Of said church Till her death, which &C.
CURED ut her residence IN Dalton, Gcur.
qua, September 18Th, 1871, being about
81 years vi age. Her Hines, wa, If short
Duration, was taken i'll on Friday, her
friends had Aattering hopes Of her recovery
until Monday evening, when her disease
tuauged trum that vi lDaammatury Rheu.
mutlsm to CONGESTION OF the BRAN From
that time till her death, which was about
"a hours, she lay apparently iuSenible Of
her suffering, although the lamp IT life
was so suddenly oxtiuguished, We are not
left without evidence as u her acceptance
with God. During the last hours Of her
struggles with mortality, she was heard to
utter in a low whisper, "Glory P Though
she did not reen niGe one Of her own chill
dren. ''The death of His saints is pre-
cious in the sight Of the Lord"
We would not be understood to claim
perfection while on earth for our departed
Sister. But VIC can justly say during her
pilgrimage Of about 30 yeAre a. a follower
Vi he neck aud lyw!y Savior; she was au
honor to her Church. As a neighbrr,
was kind and obligiug As a wife, truly
the heIpmeet she was, cheerful, a%tTectio.
nate, aud encouraging in her demeanor.
As u mother, language is beggared in at.
tempting Ia express her affection and care
in that cuderrcd relation. By tie yicis.
STUDIES Of the late war her pecuniary con.
dltlOn wa. changed from that OF plenty to
one Of embarrassing circumstances, She
bura II with great patience aud Christ an
resignation. Our struggling little Church
in Dalton, has lost au other UEe OF its true
aud faithful members. But in no wise
comparable to the loss which her sad hu>-
baud and three sous feel when they daily
realize her absence from the family circle,
Amidst all your SORROWS we can say, dry
up your tears ye bcreayed husband, chrl
Irpn and relatives
the silent earth lies near Ter breast il Is true,
Md siu's that loved lorm "u, Of view,
hut while there her ~lifeless bod IN solitude lies,
Doubtless her bloc l-washed 0pirlt DIV lis in
mansions in The skies,
%, or ye shall lie mine when | com to make up
my jewels, sayeth uol. e"
Then s;ri,e to follow her to the slinin, shore,
Where all lie jo. love aud life ioreyernore.
Z. NJ. NcriHgE,
Dalton, Ga.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18
The Meeting Last Saturday.

According to previous notice meeting
was held in the Institute on last Satur,
day to consider the proposition Of asking
for a charter Of Incorporation, for our
town, But few Of tue citizens were in
attendance. Mr.. Il. Sawtell was called
to the chair, aud c. b. Woodward elect d
Secretary. .-.4.r. -,...
U!on motion Of /. T. Lenoir, ESQ,
Thos. G, Boyd, Esq was appointed as a
COMMITTEE Of one to draw up u petition,
aud W. W. Pickell, requested to present
the petition to our citizeus, for their APP
proval or rejection. After some remarks
by the different persons present tue meet.
adjourned, subject to the call Of the chair.
man.
The petition referred to will be presen.
ted to every male citizen, within the limits
Of the town, during this week and next,
aud it is hoped that it will meet the hear
~ approval of all. 1t is a move in the
right direction, for the time has come,
when it is an absolute necessity for the
town of SweetwatOr to be incorporated
When it is done, we verify believe tina,
not one who approves and signs a petition
for incorporation will ever regret it.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18
Special Notice.

DR.. NJ. l.. l%ichtenstadt Of Atlanta, Ca,
respectfully iufurmStL citizens ofSweet-
water aud vicinity that he expects to visit
this place on Wednesday January lUth,
Saturday January 2Urh, aud On IT. sSday
January 3Urh. lie makes the treatment
Of all chronic diseases Il speciality, aud
refers, as far as his success is concerned, to
his many fattcring testimonials. His
new system has proven infGllible in
all painful affections, especially in Eheu.
matlsms and in the various forms Of Neu-
ralgius, and has established for itself an
enviable reputation in all localities where
it has been tried. Its efficacy in all
diseases attributable to nervous debility,
is uuequaled in the history of ancient or
modern medication, aud must he witness
ed to be appreciated. DR.. l.. holds him
self personally responsible for every as.
SertiOn herein made, aud ]s0liclts n call
from those who may need bis service.
Consultation free, charges moderate.
Rooms at Mrs. Brcwsters.
Dr.. j. refers by permission to his nu-
Inerols p%atieuts at Athens, Tenn.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18
The Enterprise.

According To promise We greet uur read
ers, tins week, with = paper greatly Gu
Iarged anu otherwise improved. The En-
TERrRIsE is now the large+e aud hand.
,omest cuuntru paper N East tennessee,
having u circulation ut nearly one thou.
sand cUplr., and increasing dali =. Our
cummuuirS aud section Is worthy uf a good
paper and 1t l. our determination to give
,hem o"e. All our energies. mental ana
ply teal, "lii Ue lully aud rrcel expendeu
~ the accomplishment Of this rnd. w
respectfully ask lie cl Izans of SNeutNa-
tel, M~adl>nnyillr, and the entire cuu.r,
&" de- lLrl, duty 10y u. This must tc
dune, or We, as publishers, and patrons,
must Nrperalr, W can not work tor 10th.
my -sprnt O"r zine anI enargy, IN pun.
i,Niuig b paper, tJr the sl,G uenei. ol The
C0]i"Hnu.ly, When il"J tuUl ,p your ,u ,I
"ur nrlp. IL'Ie are many names ii per.
suDa nt, otr Ouuh, "tD have ial,eu to F.,
a., 10 "num We have teen scuulng e
paper tor u Ioog ume. Unlu,, these ,u
,lrS cOnIe ~ and pay that wnich they uAe
justly To u. their uamcS wifi he erased.
We 'hntl X ep the E~NrERaRISG helore
the people, n"lll Il Z lJ,h III MAJ On, next.
At that un,r, uuleaS We lrc"tvc more ia
trouIge, lr"In tie people,, Sufficient tu ell
courage Us 10 Continue the puulIcatiua UI
The paper, 1t will in ali probabiIIt,
Z, iulu o.her hands. We hope, loNner,
that the people OF SNeGtwater viii not
luce US 20 hi, proceeding. We tliun
TIE paper has arcn It great benefit To- Dh,
town, AMI sc wor,d p,eirr rruau,r : here,
ana continue Ia l"r ,,~c"IIun, n"u un ot
VT can iur tue building up al the place.
Bus We cant to this, unIe>, the people
will support Us. Nchardiy receive money
enough 10 pay the actual expenSes Ut the
u%lilce, to ray nothing uI our ialnIly eXpcn.
sGs, house rcu,, etc. Yet We do not cen.
ture the people Of .Sweetwaler. They
have doue Il noble part, at the same time
they have not done enough. There are
merchants here who have never placed
their business before the people through
the ENTERPRISE, the cause OF which We
are unable to le:ret out. 1t is to the
interest Of every business man, to support
his home paper, by advertising hi, Dusl-
uess in its columns,aud we hope, as we are
now endeavorlng To make Il good paper,
that all will come up to our help aud give
u, encouragement to continue the publ
cation OF The paper. Ii we ever needed
help, now is the time. We shall walt
and see what the people will do. Wearc
decidedly in earn est ABOUT this matter.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18
General Items,

The Legislature oj Georgia, has de
cltred Hon. j. VI. Smith Governor If
Tint State. Couuelly submits to the
decision, Smith was inaugurated last
Friday.
Eight hundred manufacturers Of Par
is protest against the increase Vi duties
on raw cotton.
4 New Orleans dispatch says that
Governor Warmoth regrets that over
tues have been made fol- . compromise
with the Carter faction.
TIE Re, ahlIrn Milton J C,mni \
..e .A-s' $751; Wei. .'.rtn. ~.
Is the dy and Philadelphia rs tie PIC,
for the assembling of tie Nation
ii Convention.
Holland spends more for tobacco
than bread.
Iowa has raised a bale Of Gotten Of ex-
ca'ient guilty.
\ "cottou exchange is IL be organ
led ut Memphis.
The greatest unknown-people who
never advertise.
The fish trade Of New England
amounts to $40,00O,OOO Il year.
Iu California the current year has
been the best Of grape years.
The gold yield OF Montana for the
year 1871 is eStilntted at $il,OO0,0 900. II.
The surplus Of wheat III Oregon tlis
3 a,son. is estimated at 5000 tons.
Rich mines of galena silver have been
discovered ueir Silver City. Idaho.
Dexter is said to have trotted a nile
in On. AS. in a private t,ial recently.
Dear are travelling southwesterly
through Northwestern Iowa in large
numbers.
Nevada county, California, is prepar-
in to go into the silk business on a
large scale.
Auerro WOMB IN Houston, Texas.
lied from rubbing Kerosene oil on hor
8 tie to relieve pam. DID,
Ba'on is To have IL 'steam ire-bost',
to protect tae water .ro-t ANA %slippin.
III ease of1ira,
\ Massachusetts, farmer raised two
crops OF po!Atoes this year, planting the
s'cl i'll July,
Kansas has been incitcl by u visit
from ueor e F~ncis Tram, to erect ui
n1e,e %. v,a.a, ..a cos. H.. $}J0J).
.I4.7 Tire G.N 1~,Ia1a1r4 4
r.b'o aur.a t1e territory ny s.oattr,
1.. ;9I.t.. o.f"'e ,.,.5rn,os
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-18

son. They are men Of means and are
hifbly recommended for their prompmes,
IL attending to all matters connected With
their business.
Weare personally acquainted with Mr..
j. H. yapnerson aud know hun To he re
lhtle aud proHpb fran Penuual dealings
The uShsr two gentlemen we have never
had the pleasure OF meeting, nut we feel
,ateinsa say ny thatthsir reliability cannot
lie doubted.
Ia anuther column wiIlbe fluli their
epri, aud also their market report, which
will be corr cred every week, hy them
Those having produce to %uonsign 10 partie,
o. Augusta, Tia, would do we'll To give
This irma trial. They make liberal ad.
yances on cnnNignments when desired.