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NEw. YoRk, May 90.

In tho Methodist General G Conference
to-day, pr. y. Wentworth, of Troy
was elected editor Of the Ladies Re
pository. DIR. Curry was elected editor
Of the New York 70 Christian. Advocate.
Prof Hoyt of Ohio, was elected editor
of the Westeam GlyJstia,s -Adu0cGte, and
Arthur Edwards editor of the North
aceSteim Christian Allocate. go y
Dr.a Fowler from Committee Of the
state ofthe church reported in favor Of
inserting a clause in the discipline for
bidding dancing, drinking .spiritnQus
liquors, theatre going, the use Of sinful
words, or display bud words. Awarm
debate cnsued ON thisquestion. issss
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FOREIGN.

EfsoM Downs May %.
The Derby was won by Cremorne; a
brother to Fluroy was second; the
Queens Messenger third. Crowds
were enormous and great excitement
prevailed.
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CHAPTER lSs.

AN ACT for the Relief of George w.
Carver Of Allamakcc County, State
Of Iowa.
SECTION |. Be ii enacted 6y The GEN
e,dl assembly OF The State az To,pa.
That there is hereby appropriated out
OF any money in the State treasury
not otherwise appropriated the sum OF
three thousand dollars for the relief Of
George w. Carver, Of Allamakee
county, State Of Iowa: PROVIDED,
That the said George w. Carver will
als with the Auditor Of State his re-.
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! Amnesty has been recommended by
Grant In his message, and twice passed
By republican House Of Representa-
tivcs, but defeated by the enemies Of
the Administration IN the Senate, tho
Republican '.seceders" taking the lead
inr part.
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IN. syuE1 0oss ron m. oRsn.

~
IN .trrom Harrer,s w..rlv.,
srhn nm ~ sho can,noirr haa;, 90,
H.. Rnt II wac ;n"n;t"hta r. -" ,. uaa
that greeted Tho C;nc;nn,,; nom;nsl
fbns! ~ ~ constantly mid. vSii mt
6efeat thes Icrhans) moi !. Int MA
gnst that M Cent and M Ncrr;ss "
Shd M. NfattheJssr Rrsrna,s' 3 M Ne
Thos. T. Cawamefsfhe nflcr =, ,,s,o.ta,.s
al Mr. greeley ana nnr;f;cat;nm ~ nj ~
government. viii MT "rnd~c nc RITZ
lanqh before the election since tha;S
success wonld certainly Ia M ,."~ J
ing matter. A GREAT worL i annaras,t-
iy TO he done 6v en;t,,ats : S Ehn ~.
cinnsti Candidate ia airo.av an,S T H-
ace.s "Old Honestvn a1i,a iia.es.
Horace" ..the hnnesi ala fSr,no,. s.tIs"
old man. !, ssoid Ws;ta Ssnns,n .o an,
White Hat I. ss1Id Trass o,,r,,.. s.ti,a
save Of CIannan,,a y ssshn nc H., y sne
"J1nr later Fronli;r,, MGR. ~ ~,
plemented nv uOmr Old nfnsar, W. ~
cinnatus,-which wonld 10 nocn,;srlv
proper. ~ Z, ~
Those uersons who ao mt ,,,;,. -
immora, II ;ole nnon me s,,I';aat "n AZ, -
we fear that thnra o.a corr. &c .,,n.
kind-will nrohahlv ola - tb;s "a. .l''''
We mnst exnect snch ,;hoIsa,n ! MG1a
Rail honds 3 aud sSlia En,,~' iI.sa ~
m;ll;nnsu smorass;vo nctSa sF.,, -. NJ,
Lincoln 10 hnv ,,escs "a aH,s - NJ Ia. !.
gara. y or oOli Frnnt;er > -. uOSa TT
sract. y .commemnras;vo os az resn s
performances at thai ssnonus ss,,p. . "nS
sqOld T,et .'em a. > rnao,,;,,o. az r,, "u
ern States in iSGn. 81 !. and sn MI l 4wa,,-
with Lincoln mss VIM, u .,n;ea Away ~
the Greelev nrnnns;t;on p cot thot
parsonage aside in 1874. and uOid
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. cmhaIn;nr tbo fro-
terrial advice Witch n q o.sve ~, NC
freedmen: and aOla v;1i,fn'wo",,;a ),
enitomiying his d;roct and s;na,U,,
Saxon fami,,arlv adSrossa5 ~ .I'n.go
With whom he isAsrs e''SN " "'o'o
+ An i,revarent TREND AZ mr. a,,,or
proposes an aSr;cnitnrsi se,.;es 5 WIN
not. ne saws. SOld priye Strawharr,, !,
s4Oid What-tlo- T.know .shnnt-; n ~ s.1iid
Garden Sass. i and. ,She adds nrnnhet;. ali.
Ecallv. ss(1ld Reet. sin anntha,. fsowa
inaists that there mmat ha emma so,,d
term Inv which Mr' Do,sha;,,,o. A0 o,,S
ID. al, Wells can commend their can1;.
date to their free-t trade friends and ha
suggests. for the considerat;nn az thnsa
gentlemen. sOld protect;on. nHi~b
Old Tariff.n sold P;o.;rom , ..n,a rs.
semer. y and s.Old Wooden Screws '
Rnt these are fr;vnl;t;es Tha,,s a "a
tears AZ well M inkas II THIS hms;,,aas
And while the camne;on has ;.s ms.
,nerous asnects n ;e sirn full nf ,,a,hns
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ST.. LouIs, May 20.
Flour--Unchanged. nee
Whcat-No thing doing.
Corn--Steady mixed Oh track 45a6.
Oats-Eirm; No. 2 mixed Ao@l.
Ryc-Tirm at 30.
Barley No sales. i'A ts bitsss
Whisky--Higher IS.
Professionalism, b fgS dss. fl II
4 Lard Firm. ssa
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The hostile Sioux Indians to the
aumber OF thousands are concen-
trating in the neighborhood Of Fort
Berthold, on the upper Missouri river,
at or near where the Northern Pacific
Railroad is TO cross. The following
dispatch shows that they are on the
waipath:
General Sheridan advises the war
department that there are about 2,500O
hostile Indians collected near Fort
Berthold, who have declared their in
tention to oppose the progress Of the
work on the railroad this summer.
they have torn up the stakes planted
by the surveying party In the Powder
river county. When the railroad
company shall have pushed their work
10 the west side Of the Missouri, these
Indians contemplate concentration OF
their forces for ! general hostile
movement In mass against the conipa-
mics. They number among their
leaders the Relieving well known hos
tile Indian chiefs: Setting Bull, Black
Moon, Iron dog, Iron Horn, -Four
Horns, aud Long Dog. These Indians
are well agIned and equipped.
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=. ,, GrinneIl was in Chicago the
other day, boasting that Iowa would
aiy,: the Dolly Varden--Greeley--
Brown Blair-Eenton coalition. ten
Thousand Majolity. The fool.kilIer
was not III Chicago at that time.
which prevents us from writis: the
obituary Of the aforesaid j. B. G..
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SENATE.

+1--4-s2-. o. WASHINGTON, May ~.
The tariff and tax bill waS resumed
OIL Wright's MOTION to leave the pres
ent tax on tobacco unchanged. Lost.
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Chicago live stock market.

CHICAGO, May 20. q
Hogs Receipts, 1172l, active &c high
cr; bulk Gales $4O0@4.lO. !
Cattle--Receipts 1895, steady, 5a6. rs
common TO extra shipping.
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WASHINGTON, May 20.

Secretary Fish to-day received or
cial information from London relating
to supplemental treatv and made It
known to the President. The British
ministry are acting with caution in the
premises.
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The keokuk Constitutios Greeley
says that Horace Greeley is trying to
Improve his sheep by tho use Of by.
drauIic ran.
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Approved April 80, 1872,

Thirty-thrcc millions more OF tax
reduction are just added to the enor-
nous reduction OF taxes steadily carried
forward under Grant, At the same
time the national debt is in rapid di-
intuition. These facts answer Grants
political critics, as Vicksburg and APP
pomattoxanswereah his military critics.
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NEW Y olK, Nav %.

New York, May 20.
Flour--tluict. 1875 til
Whcat-Fiim; Chicago, Sl.73 de-
liyered very choice Milwaukee, l.SO.
Colh-Firm, 70@2, mixed afloat.
Ryc-Quiet. M
Barlcy-Quiet.
Oats--Qniet, 5G@ts. 500
Pork--Easier at l3@5O cash.
Lard-Dnll, depressed at o. cash.
Whiskcy--90i = asked.
by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
~, - NEW York. May 20, "a.
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Carl Schurz is to 'sarraign" the Adj
ministration again before going to Eu-
rope.
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We find in the New York Sun let.
ter from the guerrilla Imboden cnthu-
siastically supporting Greeley.
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st. Louis Live Stool p4.rn..
New York Market.

ST. LouIs, May 20.
Hoss-Quict al 3s@4h.
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special dispatches to the y. T.
wo't0 round elsewhere assert that
Sree'ey - 70 make horatio seymour
Secretary Of State Il he should be elect
90. BEFORE pronouncing this a ca
nard, gentle reader, only consider how
many other abstKd and ridiculous
things Greeley has done. He favored
secessfen,fsnd when the South TOOK
linn ~ ms word, No ihowIed louder and
longer Tor their blood than . hyenna.
ne was chiehy lnstruMentai IN bring
ing about the '''rrepressloie CONNECT,
and when il eliminated In war, he
cowardly agreed 10 let the "erring sis
'efs depart an peace Wilh an TIMER
saves nopelsssly consasas" 70 slavery
ae nlade lfHnt'c enort 10 surrender
= Ae' " Wy s = '
~ ..'1 '''0' - .'1 o.0.o $500 my
eno o nss'o ~ oAu oen Da''s .va .,'s
purpose VI .ul.yins iosoi VAN 'ne
nv AiuA my ..ti'DsVe'y sccufinS 'ncl'
woes 70 A'sAe nun es'ocn.' ae MAS
- ms ions puollc iile conslAnuy ue-
noulceu every 'feo-...osr - suus,-
uiAeu .Sc"' - .lic D.''lsn eovci nilo
yet az soon % Jug os.us a"u enuS' .ne
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Mr.. Andrew Jackson Shakespeare
eals the kalamazoo Daily Gazette.
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The evidences have now so accnmu-
lated that the birth OF the Presidential
ticket, Greeley and Brown, was that
ola defunct progeny. or il not that. al
least iudicrous 6ksss .Nots6e ofsm-
phemelal life, that no oae ofany party
conversant with the political outlook
at this time expects II 70 get hardly a
single electoral vote. The Chicago
Times, whatever may be said Of its
integrity, has shrewaness enough to
see this andgive the warning cry to Its
party. In q double loaded editorial in
its asilyyissue ~ ~ 9hh Inst, it says
r Gas presidential candidate, Mr..
Greeley -has no positive strength among
republicans, and is = cause of fatal
division and discord among demo-
Gratis. yi3yE
"While there are thousands Of re-
pnblicans who will vote for neither
Grant aor Greeley, there are still
larger numbers of democrats who win
not vote for Greeley, though the cleo
ton of Grant be the certain alternative.
The daily accommodating evidences Of
this fact are such as no rational person
can ignore. 49,. t.l,.
Mr.. Greeley has utterly failed to
unite the opposition to Grant he has
only in rendering the dis.
unity more pronounced. and irrecon-
cilable. AZ q presidential candidate
for the opposition he is already polit,.
cally dead. His election 10 among the
things that are impossible. This is
the inevitable conclusion TO which
events are already come. There is
no longer the least use, there is no
longer any degree of wisdom, in hop
ing or arguing against this unalterable
net. Tho nomination of Greeley at
baltimore means the election of Grant.
There is no other possible meaning to
III. As an available candidate for the
opposition TO Grant, he is out of the
question. ,.a
Our readers will recollect that we
took this view OF the question from
the start, and always expressed the
hope that democracy would accept and
support the Greeley ticket, because our
judgment dictated that republicans
could win in such a battle with ease
and beyond all question. While we are
sure ofvictory in any event, we did
hope, FOR the sake Of making the victory
complete by the. destruction Of the
democratic party, that Il would indorse
Greeley and Brown. The democratic
thimble Triggers and self esteemed
sharpers have bowed for Greeley be.
cause they thought it was tending to
weaken and disorganize the republic
can party. A very fatal mistake, gen.
tlemen. The fact is, instead OF It's OPP
Grating to the injury Of the republican
party, it has and is acting like heavy
dose Of strychnine TO the democratic
party. We knew that these democrat
ic street bush-whackers had no SINGER.
ity in shouting for Greeley, hut they
thought it wac a good policy dodge.
Rascaiity win out gentlemen, and only
adopts should handle edged tools.
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The Detroit Free Press. one Of the
leading democratic journals OF the
west, after clearly observing all sides
aud views. comes 10 the conclusion
that the Greeley movement has utter.
y failed 10 render tho great wing Of
the Republican party uneasy It says
careful cleaning Of its exchanges ON
both sides demonstrates the sickness
and approaching death of Ereclcyism,
either US Liberal Republican or Dem.
ocratic move e9tf8e 9s.1
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n = =
beneath my feet. The falls with eighty
seven acres Of land extending on either
side is ownel by q Mr.. Lincoln (who
lives on the premises9 and a Mr.. Steele
(of st. PAUL The have ncverimprov-
ed the ground around the falls, for the
reason that shc General Government
has claimed the property, and the
question has but recently been settled !;
and settled in favor of Lincoln and
Steele. They now propose to improve
the place, and have already commenced
the construction Of Drives, Parks and
pleasure grounds.
This place is already . great place Of
resort for pleasure seekers and parties
from st. Paul and Minneapolis. 1t is
an immense fortune to the owners, and
is worth WHOLE county of land any
where.
But to leave this part Of my subject
l must say that ! am very favorably
impressed with what l have seen of |
Minnesota. The climate is delightful,
the air is pure, and the soil is good.
Farms are opening up on every hand
and the State is being rapidly settled
up with an industrious and energetic
Vegetation is perhaps a
little later than in southern Iowa, but
everything Ihere grows very rapidly
when it do4 begin.
But MIST close as it is now mid
night, and I Re start at O'Clock, A. NJ,
for Dulutlf (wllere we will rusticate /
lwhile) tn bee to the western terminus {
II the Ma hren Pacific road. / may
ct you BAR from me again while !
am On TIE WING.
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uc TIE Hitletn district, and entitled tn
two representatives.
Sec. 81. Benton county shall be tho
fifty first district, and entitled to two
representatives.
SEC. 53. Buchanan county shall no
the iifty-second district. and entitled To
one representatives.
SEC. o.. Linn county shall be the
fitt,-third district, and entitled 10 two
representatives.
SEC. Do. Jones county shall be the
fifty-fourtli district, and entitled to two
representatives.
SEC. 56. Jackson county shall be the
fifty-fifth district, and entitled to two
representatives.
SEC. 81. Dubuque county shall ho
the fifty-siXth district, and entitled ia
three representatives.
SEC. 5S. Delaware county shall be |
the fifty-seventh district, and entitled
to one representative.
SEC. 50. Clayton county shall be the |
flfty-eighth district, and entitled to two
representatives.
SEC, 60. Fayctte county shall be the
ffty-ninth district, and entitled to one
SEC. 81. Allamakec county shall be
The sixtieth district, and entitled to one
SEC. 81. Winneshiek county shall
DO the sixty-first district, and entitled
% two representatives.
SEC. 63. Bremen county shall be the
'ixty-second district, and entitled 20
ne representative.
SEC. Is. Chickasaw county shall be
he sixty-third district, and entitled to
me representative.
SEC. 65. Howard county shall be
be sixty-fourth district, and entitled .
. one representative.
SEC. G6. Mitchell county shall be {
10 sixty-fifth district, and entitled to !
nc representative.
SEC. 81. Floyd county shall be the {
xty-sixth district, and entitled to one G
!,
SEC, 6S. Butler county shall he The 4
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The Chicago Tribune which has been
so long playing the lion among Chicago
Republican dailies has got = fearful
shot between wind and water in es.
pousing the Greeley and Brown ticket.
Its subscription has dwindled down
in the past sixty days by, thousands.
IT richly deserves it all. Ever since
Horace White assumed it, editorial
control ithas been ofthe guerrilla stripe,
exhibiting every now and then dys-
pcptic fits Of rage and revenge at the
expense OF principle and Judgment. It
is utterly unsafe Ms . political cdaca-
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DcsLh q Geo. q. EHIiman.

Resolutions ~aGoltri by Lcl O No. ~. T..
and i. NJ. Suy,taa,,r, T,un,.ec, r~e.a..,c 70
he death ot IT, r,ilia~n. ~ lie us!dcnct at
Swe,twetcr. Tenn, .uIy 2.th, 1872. A,cl,
llyeqr., { month, ~ % days.
/; h,e pleased Got. aii,r an illness Of ron c
lgu-,L. 10 Tcla,e iron, CIR mtd.; cur friend and
bloatcr &. G. s.;lman some YEAR ]rrcyicus
70 the war lie came amorg rs q strane,r. Bat
he dit no, long remain so. lis native worth
apl intelligence .oou caused aim 20 be known
ailarrrcci ted, and RECOGNIZED as a lricnI and
irlihcr. DE was .pllasar. nm! aucca,i ecor .
anien--linG ,aI ....,iyua,e ia lie lsnily-a
,.cc a,ua aitlfiI r:,.t-.llgI and u r.sI,.I-
Cit cor, ;-,crt ayI .ov.!1t IA ts;;Iu,
He wal, a',9 a b.iyltard la4o ed meal her u
,,c ,I,.,,. cr.t .,rstr y,,,.rJ n p ct
"t" ''ctr''c ''ar'Ht ""'"''1e'' he Was ''t'
yea IS 10 in. art any ihsttuytion to his less IL
f,ru,oi frc,hrcp. quick ~ Gsts,tanu violation
-, Il, -
"
1"!d in '"e Y'nd'cliloh o. tie ri@It. Itnttual
and conscientious 20 his business ahairf. a. well
i, in the ifs.pat,e Of The dtdirs.o. chr order
-. -, i,!,a,tn
"'9'' '' a. N"'"f'' 'r'."' "
le"'lei}te ahe liudeh' III Ngiu ara "'l' J"'t
ia His G~eliuge with hi5 lellownaH latieR' ant
,hcey,ui i'm Ii. long and s.yrre. suG,ii pr4. lie
u .
was IN '"'"'n"'N' u '"' Vs'''"'i n''o'' u
Rfttm"SoHr%' ioLtelahce' Lei'i.VHe' itUds"t;
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Again Post uMpd,

The Amateur Club have al ,h'irar
ransHmnts made to give an cora,tainm~.
90 morrov (Frrda,) might Bnt On ae
ctunt OF the pr"tractei Meeting : ny ~
in the Pre.h!t ri Church, the enter
tainn,ent has been %p,t,ouol, indefinite !
The people will he notified IT, to The
time the concert will lie given. H. G
moan time, hear in mind tht it viii Ger.
tainly come off, aud will he u of the
best entertainment. ever given in Swr t
water. The proceeds are 10 be given to
the Subj th Schools, or to such other
Benevolent purpose, as may to taoag'
bet. Tho admission will he tvoaty five
csItS for persons over ten ye - VI u.e,
chi d under ten ID cents. Ne
hope 10 see the hobs" croWdaI.
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Kent Acky University, IL, s.C:ac OF
Henry Clay.

We take pleasure III calling attention
10 the advertisements Of Ills grc,t in.litu .
ton, located at Ashland, the h,mc Of
Henry Clay, rear Lexington, Ky Wit
its splendid location in such Il IedutifaI
and healthy place, and among such genial
and hosP:ta bio people; vi b is largo en-
downout and real estate, an.owting to
nearly a million d,llsrs; with it. fyo dis
tinct end regularly organized Colleges.
IN which young men cas- pursue . course
of study adapted to almost ANY business
Of life; with its thirty able professors and
instructors, and six hundred stud"rt-
from all parts Of the continent; and espc-
cially with its cheap board aui t,ition.
aud the compensated ldbUr department
If its Agricultural and MrcH auical Co..
Isge, in which young men may defray a
large portion Of their expenses by lutor
on the farm or in the shops, this lns;i;u-
tiou offers peculiar advantages, and We
Cheerfully recommend that all who are
seeking the best and cheapest advantages
Of education should send for q cut rlague
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

If You desire rosy cheeks and crm
plcziou fair and free from Pinplcs.
Blotchss and EruPtious, purify your
blood by taking DR. pIerccl GolIcrI
Medical Discovery.
YEAS AND NElGns IL horses could
make themselves under TODD in human
]lanIuaeo, they would sisuify b. a uuiver-
sal Yea their assent to the siatcmen,
that tie Mustang Eminent is the best
remedy cNimt for Ill these ex'erna! all.
ments, aud Ly & most emp! attic "NeieLg'
show iheir displcasure at every attempt
10 use any other pfeIaration in is stead.
Ever since IT, introduction At ST. Louis.
at the c!use # the Aexican Wsg, in lS-ig.
it has proved a signal blessing to horse
and man-curing. with abs,lnta certainty
and wonderful dispatch, such equine dis
eases as SPAWN, riugtone, poll evil. scratch.
cS, h ofale, 10, aud relieving and finally
rcmpyipg thetBainfpl affections which at.
tack the muscles, .sireus and cxternlI
GLANDS of human beings. II is fact he
void contradiction tlat for all i%njurie,
or complaints Of man or quadruPeds to
which IN external remedy is applicable
the Mustang Eminent is preferable to
every ithrr.
HLF
Gen, Robert Is. Nan.e, t]tcently elect
ell t. Congress in North CSrolin1, is'os
broth. u ox-Gcre:r,. 2sN Waste,
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rnnM MA.niNL.rnN

Washington, August i-Gerrett Smta
has visited tie Hb.klux prisenera At a.
hany anl urges clemeary m the c.s2 Of
Samuel q Brown, aged sixty, who p'ran
guilty Oh bad advice. and Ilrzrkiah Por.
ter, aged nineteen, WIN is dying, AVID
David collins. Smith says in his Litter
to Grant that SiulweIl, of tkA Mott,
Carolina men, is defiant. lie sc9rn' par.
dQu and is Studying law. Sm;tr, howoy
er, suggests these paid ms should be post
ponSd until after the election as it might
be thought that the cleuienc was rfomr-
ted by interested m%utiyo,. tn, letter Is
quite >ho,t ard 50 phscurely written that
the oniire force iuths Attorney Gene ais
office IS required to pas it into shape IN !
I:au. ~! he an. % lI::tf i, ?gfIo.t.
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]itnoy'l.'1, ing : Ey-Prcai! o.t IA
drew join. arrived il t!ie city today
and took rooms ut tic Lr,nmr Itousa. BY
invitation OF the Democrats and L.ic.a
he VIII address the People on Stiuir .
10Th lust, at ! O'Clock On tho qunalic..
vi tho canvass.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

The oFNeial ' - u Ne SIatc m 0oi
heen published, hor1e ! is in pos .,a f.5
u 10 sny What NrFar'a.dt IT, rirg nror
C,ok is iio@eycrN, j. cr,'a'g .'rn..]
by u M ,'i'g Of Oto9t '."rts thou.nuj.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08
The DArNtA Nprhs.

Capt / l.. Frrr,ry a..je<. ra.ra,I
from Ne@ Yor,;, and g,!;tm Is t, ,--
sume the mInarIg'ur,o f n.ryrI. ~ ID q,
llace ahIut the frs: Of ~Sop',morr.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

Hon. A. 8 Merriman, of North Carroll
ma, is "a to be a n tiv of II X is
county, il this ) Sac lie l., ~ tea an
o. 6ue ability, Of ~uublem;shej rert t on,
and - a lsw,av ~ snpsrior *,a,uac~ 81
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08
Inlga Sneel.

W. hI tIe y]lcrsurc ci m2n'ire On
the tram yesterday, J. IL p sa.y4, 'no
vSoNr Snprsn3 Ial,e,. Tie is IN Lno
health. I'D W.. relumins I, as bu'va IS
NrlTE,yllie.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

Tur Chicago Times ,ays: "Neyer be-
fore las been known such a general turn.
ing uf political fronlsas NV. THOUSANDS
upon rhousutd Of Republicans who yot d
lo' GraHt are tow arrayin4 themselves on
tie side OF Greeley and Byown. This /.
lOt the case in isolated States, bat in
gsn-roi
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-08

We lave Cheering accounts Of til rap
ii rrogre,s C.. W. Charlton is aking in
establishing agencies or the sale o. Sea-
son Ticket, to the Eastern Division Fair.
~E,cryahe.e be has met with abundant en-
enlargement. Tie people receive him
cordially and heartily endorse bis moyc.
mcn;s. lie met with one old gentleman
>~cvesty years old who told himthat lie lad
never attended one Of our Fair, bat that
he was bound to buy one of the tickets
and 90 this fall. Success to he under.
taxing.