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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25
Cur FirpSiae Friend.

This is the name Of a new eight-page
original and illustrated story and family
weekly, published by Mcssrs. Waters,
Ebcrts Il Co., Chicago. The paper pre-
scnts Il neat and pleasing appearance, and
exhibits much taste in its makeup. 1t
contains wcll-written continued %storcis Of
great interest, boautifully-iIlustrated, and
entertaining short stories, sketches, poems,
exc, with departments especially devoted
to the Farmer, the Housewife and Chill.
dren. One of the principal features of
this number is VIII. NJ. Carleton's great
Poem. "The Burning of Chicago"
which the Publishers have beautifully H.
lustrated. Our Preside Friend will find
a welcome in every family circle. The
Publishers will send Il specimen copy free
to any address.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25
State Items.

State Items.
.lremnlis cr,;me to L,ro = Pyss;or
robIom,n who rl,ve q riano in g, Io,,o,
beer saloon for Iiyur.
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Inc september Term Vi ''o Me'lP'lS
N''L'''''l ooul' ''illll'"'c" 1T ~ NJ Oh
''io l"ta Iii"''' I'LL" 'lo '"ll'"'y 'eill
co'nin'''c" TWO "ou'S
An Old man named Woodland was re-
Gently found lying dead N field near
Beaver creek, Jefferson county Iuere
were no i"''"' oi ''o'o"'' Oh inc 'ooJ
1t IS reported That ~, Newport, Of
Huntsville, scott county, VINO killed II.
>, Cross, OF huntsville, about two months
ago, IL S"ii-detelce, WIS shot and killed
Il lew days ago, near the same town.
4 wealthy old Memphisnn presented n
Memphis belle with u set of iewelrv
worth $500. She accepted the gift with
thanks, and in return invited the inlat-
uatcI old fellow to her wedding. He
GOT the iewclry back again and departed
IN HIGH dudgcon. lie didn't attend the
welding.
mo ,ro1ir,ioorr tri,1 Of tho f,,,r
u,l.,n po1t Oscor Rnrt,, and T,ovi.
port,, ,.ho s,,,t Go,r,o W s,,,,.r n
r,., -, 1,s+ Christmas hoe hoor
.ht.ol, ,o and
hoon on,,,i4to1 for +rio, T,o p,,ir
D,o1,r IL o,octorizo tho t;,irc or et,r,,.
NO. Co. o,,ro,d,r ,s.o.sinoti,n on1 Nv
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Close Of Mrs. Cooks school.

Close OF MrS. COOKS school.
Ms, Cook had a public examination Of
her students on Thursday last. The ex.
animation was thorough and all expressed
themselves as being satisfied with the
same.
Thursday night We had the pleasure of
attending a party given for til, benefit of
the students in the school room, basement
story Of Masonic Hall. All the parents
aRd children, and agool number of citi-
zcns, young and old, we're in attendance.
The children AMI all present seemed to
he delighted with the situation, and en-.
joycd themselves in the different plays
usually prac'icoi on such occasions. At
about s. o'clock, the children we're quiet
ted, aud seated aronnl the hall, after
which refreshments OF thn rich st rilrle-
ter we're served t. them, and all who
were in Attendance. The OCCASION will
long be remembered by the lit'lo ones
who 50 much appreciate the o!f';ts OF
their teacher, to'giyo them a joyful time
ut the close of each session of her school
1t was the most soaiable gathering we
have ever witnessed in Swectwator. Mrs.
Cook gave two weeks vacation, at the ex.
p]iratiou Of which time she will take up
another session. 1t is hoped that her
school will be largely patroniaed the next
session, aud if the friends of education
will put their shoulders to The wheel,
there can be no difficulty in the way to
prevent Il number of students coming
here from other uuarters.
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A New G0UDtrrPrit.

a new counterfeit of the new ffty-dol-
lar United States Treasury notes, series of
1869, has been discovered. As compar-
ed with the genuine note it lacks me
eighth of an inch in Ioagth and o~ne.six.
toenth in width. 1t also lacks the seal
as we'll as the tablets ia which the num-
bers arc printed, and the paper is very
poor. Besides this the fac, is generally
badly executed. The back of the note.
however, is a pretty good job.
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Justices Gonrt-Sweetwater.

On last Saturday the Justices Court
was in session during a portion of the
day-Justice McNees, presiding,
The cases of ". II. Connor, VS.. L. L.
Ferrary, were tried. There were four
OF these cases, and judgement was rem
dered in favor Of defendant in all OF
them. In three of the cases plaintiff
prayed an appeal to the next term of
the Circuit Court for Monroe county,
W L. HARRISON, attorney for plaintiff,
and Z. G. Boyd, attorney for defendant.
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Fifteen Thousand Rolls Wall Paper.
Mcssrs. Williams, Sturges 4 Co.,, Of the
f T. J.. H., Knoxville, Tenn, by the i'm
mcnso stock of Wall Paper recently pur-
chased, much of which has been made cS.
prcssly for their House, seem to have
thrown all competition completely in the
shade, especially with purchasers of arti,-
tic taste, dcsirous Of something extra,
beautiful and recherche. These goods
may be ordered {. .. D., giving dimen-
sions Of rooms, quality, that is price,
whether for chamber, porlor, hall, ceiling
or what not, and they will guarantee sat
isfaction.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

Purgatiyo Pills have become a settled
necessity with the American people,
Indeed, cathartics always have been and
always must he used, in some form, by all
mankind. Ia this country the pilular
form Of administration has been growing
in favor since pills were first made Of
Alocs and Rhnbarb, rolled into a ball
Their high position in the public conf,
domco has finally been secured and fasten.
ed into permanently by Ayers Cathartic
Pills, the most skiIIful combination OF
medicine for the diseases they are intend.
ed to cure, that science can devise or art
produce. Those who need pills, no lon
ger hesitate what pills to take if they can
get Ayers Pin.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25
Attempted Burglary.

The Press and Herald of Tuesday says.
A few nights since, some burglariously in
clined individual broke into McCorkle 4
Co.'s Agricultural Ware House, opposite
the Atkiu House. They succeeded in
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

Farmers, send us your names, with two
dollars, and get the ENrERPRISE one year.
We shall endeavor to give all our farmer
readers, interesting agricultural matter
each week.
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New Music.

~
Good Music! Cheap Music! can now be
had for a mere triae, if you understand
how to buy it. We know tho secret, and
would advise all u Musical friend who
want good Music, and plenty of it, to get
a sample Of "Peters' Musical Monthly
Every number contains four or five Piano
Soug,, three or fonr instrumental Piece,
besides Vocal Duets, Quartots, and four,
hand pieces, and all for 30 cents.
You can get five back numbers for 81
by addressing the publisher, j. l.. Peters
500 Broadway, Ns5-York. Try it, aud
you will get moro good music than you
can buy in sheet form for $50.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

But a few days remainro procure tick
cts in the South Carolina Land and Immi-
grafton Association. 100000 in prizes.
Tickets 50 each. it is positively deter.
mined that the drawing will take place
January 3, 1872. Send your orders with
ont delay, as DO tickets will be sold after
9th January, 1872. See advertisement
in another column.
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4 RE- ENDORSED anil prescribed by more
n. lyulinS luybiciaus than any other Touic

NOW Ia Use. Thrv are f,
STlE PREVENTIVE
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many "''i"n 'I'' 'I'''Ss"'h's lhlS''.'h7
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"'''n''''i "!'n by Tue CLERGY ana Tie leading
"'h",n'"a'''in' papers
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James u Jackson . Co.-"'"i!cMen;-As
l"" nave '''"''nnl,,''a 10 INC ne'l'a, p'oie'-
800" 'h' recipe y tue home b'i'rs' ~ an
nos therefore, Oo ,o"7'!'te' patent mg"'G'hc'
no patent having been taken Tor It,. We have
CNnnine' 'hg iorwu'l Tor m'"'n% HE Home
h'i'crs' ana unhvS'''',ugIF ray i"t com"inA-
uon rs one 'I rare excellence, all the articles
are NE ','S a., '9t ''a.' 70 Nh''h '"ey ne'"nE'
oglnE many '".i'i S,'Hu."n,' ''oTnIchle' car
mln"'I!o' ""d slightly IaNuiNe' Tine mode ct
preparing i"rm d surety IN accordance with
."e rl'r' . { l'''m.'y' I''''h- usc' 'hcn'' seen
It's ELECTS IN our private Practice, we tahe pea
sure W. accompanying ''tu" To H'l ler""h' Ue'i-
rods oi 'nE'H- hiUcr.' as heinS the best Ionic
and Siimr'ant now offered to The public.
fNNNh w. fofihE,
'F"l' Wn'''!fl'S N"' diseases "' women, '"IeSe
OF ihy"lcian', anI late member Board o.
HcaIti'
h. '' h~u'SLiNIEEE,
'ro'' o' Ohsintrlcs amt Diseases ot Women, 81
Louis Medical lol.r-C.
bhfhE NJ U"" EhLg W. D.,
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r. CLAIM wa
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25
DemOrnSt'S Young Amerlcnn

For February will no doubt be vel
coined by our Juveniles after the holi.
days; it has always something new, enter
tanning and uscfuI-Niuuie "Going to
School' and the first chapters of a new
story by May Manncriug, entitled "Ju,t
Ny Luck" the absorbing story of "Min.
ME and Kitty" is concluded. It. is one
Of the very best ever put in print for ju-
v]cnilGs, and even adults can be instructed
by its p]erusal. We see another serial is
promised from the pen Of the sama auth =
Or, to commence next month. "Alf aud
Eiic" is Il charming story for the season:
this makes less than half the contents,
which i, so varied and entertaining, We
advise YOU to get it if you have not al
rerdy subscribed. Published by W. Jen-
nings Demoro,t, 1888 Broadway. n. Y.
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Ia Emm Grants.

To Emm grants.
DR.. N 1. Mayes, of Stwectwatcr, 10 EN-
migrant hcket Agent, and. can farniSh all
persons desiring to 60 West, with tickets,
to any pnrt Of the Western World.
Dec. li-tf
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25
AnthNriZNl AgnntS.

W. II. Finley & Son, Dalton, Ga, are
authorized to %rec.ive and receipt for sub
scription and advertising for the Enter
PRISE,
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Bought 0ut.

Mr.. 4. \. Humphreys has bought out
the stock Of goods owned by T. &. Boyd,
and has removed to tia stand formerly
occupied by DR.. r. +, S~cruggs, as 4 drug
Store.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25
Business Cards,

Of any character, neatly executed at tie
ENTERPRISE Office.
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TIE ENTERPRISE.
Swretwater, Thursday Jan. 25,IS72.

s. VI PETTFNGILL CO., 81 Park Pow. y. Y.
and GRIFFIN & HOFFAN, Baltimore, Nd,
Are the SOLE agcnts for the S~weetwutcr EntcI-
prise in those cities, aud are authorize to nntracl
Tor Inserting ADVERTISEMENTS Tor us az oUI lowest
cash rates. Advertisers are requested to leave
their fayofs with either oil the above houses.
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Chancary Court ut Madisoayille.

80
Il. ". Hudson, Guardian Of Sarah Carulin Press
Icy W. samuel Henderson, John Henderson
and otIFrs. Original Bill.
Complainant Gbnrgcs in his Bill, which is
sworn to, that Defendants John Henderson, /.
NJ. Johnston, Ben min Il. sands AMI wife,
Rosannu Sands and William Laudrum, are nom
residents OF the State of Tennessee. 1t is there
fore ordered TINT publication he male for tour
consecutive weeks IN ths SwcCtwattr ENTER
prise" Il Newspaper Published IN the town OF
Swectwatcr, Monroe county Tenn. ,uo;Iffins said
nonresident dgIendHnss to appear Mt the next
term Of the Chaucsyy Court 10 be held ut til,
court. house in Madisonyiilc, Tennessee, and
make defense To complaiuant's said bill, oI
the same will he taken Ior confessei and til,
case sct tor hearing erparteas to them. A true
copy Of the order.
Attest. s. p. HALE, CO NJ.
r.. L. II. McCros':y, sol,. Tor ColAlt.
jan. LIZ.
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From Kansas.

a long letter, written by J. p. Chum-
lea, from Fort Scott, Kansas, will be
found in this issue. We are sorry to learn
that Mr., c. met with serious injuries, by
falling from a two-story building.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

Wanted.
Goddard & Co., want dried fruit, apples
and peaches. Alsn, butter, eggs, and all
kinds Of produce, for which they will pay
the highest market price. Bring them in
at once. sepStf
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T.!lc Athens Post.

This old aud f]ayorito Democratic iourn-
al has been enlarged to twenty. eight col
umns, and otherwise improved, Oar old
friend Sam. p. WINS, its editor, is one Of
the most successful newspaper publishers
ia the State, and having been engaged in
the business for more than thirty years he
Is certain to sustain his Post, which is an
honor to the community aud the party in
whose interest it is issued.
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Endorsed Bonds.

The Chattanooga railroad company,
paid into the State Treasury last week
STOOD Of its endorsed bonds in liquid
alton Of its Indebtedness.
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Dcmorcst's Monthly Magazine

For February contains its usual album.
dant and varied amount of good things
for a family magazine. We mention in
particular new music, the Highland Lam
GERS; Poetry, Winter Winds; Marrying for
Child, etc. an Excellent Story, the Pro-
%fcssor's Wife; Jennie June's second arti-
clo on The Physical Life Of Women ,
"What Education does for Girls" and
other articles; full record Of the Fashions
and new designs for ladies and children,
profusely Illustrated, Ladies' Club,
Household, Music, Drama, Literary and
Art, ETC., etc. 50 yearly. Published
by W. Jennings Demorcst, 1913 Broad.
way, n. Y.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.

Everybody and his wife should read the
ENTERPRISE.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25
Removed.
For MadiS0nyillp,

The Post Office has been removed to 4.
W. Boyd's store, No, |, Enterprise block,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

Mr., W. j. Clayton and j. VI. Ilutchi-
son have gone to jacksonville, to do
some carpenter work for G. NJ. Cusou,
Esq.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

To HOpsekeepers.
Enoch Morgan's Sons SapoIic, for sale
at Bogard & Mayes' Drag Store. 1t is
cheap. Two cakes for p ceuts-One for
10 cents. TRY it. tt
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Herald.

DR.. Samuel Bard, late of the True
Georgian, of Atlanta, will start a daily
Republican paper at Chattanooga, called
the "Hcrald," about the first Of the COM
inr month.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

The income of the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad during December
was $1Gl 900, being $4,000 oyer the
same month last yeur.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

SWEGTWATER MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

'~gllCncS ....... ...'''.'' ''.''''''''' I'd
pOmC.tlCs .... ....... ..........l ablh.
Bulk Metts-llpy round, prime........ &
lrcf-SlaIghtcred .... .............. aa6
Buiter-Chnice ~
Lard ........... ......... ia
4" Common.
necswRN-T h........... .......... %
Brans-white q bush -
Coru-new in the clr-P hu,h........ %
" a" shci!el -
ihickens ...'. .
Clover Seed bush.... .......... 81 ~
Conee-RetEi!. 33ll
Dried Applcs-2S ~, q u>h......... -,
" Pcachec-22 lbs &" unpcalel q
Hay--Baled and delivered .........".. 90
Eygs-F dn1 .......... ............. IL
FcatherssSPrIm ..... %
Fluxseed--F buShel ...... ........... l 90
~Ilogs-truss q b............ .'....
llDgs--Nctt.
Jcan,-Couutry = yd.......,......".L
Outs-F hush ...... ............. .5it0Ji' y.
PeaS-F hush ..... .....'.. -
liag,-Clcan cotton .......i
Sal;-F Sack ..., ............... %
a." barrel, ! bushels ............
Sugar- hviHiI..
THlluw-F .............. ........ 10
Nhcat-White per hushcl- -Prime.....
" Rel " Prime .........
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Beef Cattle.

DttI IIItIt.
A lot Of beef cattle were sold here on
last Tuesday.
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II. I. cox d. BRO.

MARKET REPORT.
Corn-whtc, per bushcl.
yellow - " ............ S2a0j
Whcat-Tcun. White per bushel. go. I70aI75
" Rcd, " 80. i4jul5O
Ca. Red, ...."........
Rye, per hushel. ..l2lal25
Barley, per hushcl. ..........." 9jalrO
Oats, per bu,lcl. ......... IAnI5
Flour-Fancy per sack.............,.,4Lu a -
Family ..d'atI"1
'd-"Ej1l
SuptrUnr. ......... .ZJOoJjO
In hbls same proportion H. sacks.
DncOn-Shuuldcro
lnms
ttnNhttcl ..'...'.'''''''' u
Clear SIDES, ............,..- I'AnN
Meal, per hushcl ...... ..S5a'i
Dressed Turkeys. '...''."."I1"'h
lIay-IrunCsScr per 100 lbs.........,.lllaia
Western, per 100 lb8..........""ljOald
Larl-iu bills. per lb........"".....3a9i
Cans 9liV'a
Batter, per l1'''''
Eyes lcT cn........''. "E'A-o
B,eSWUN ........
Onions por hul. .jOOtj'J
Field Pcas-Rcd per hushcl........ II
White per Lushcl ....".. II
Irish Potatoc, Per hbl .3OOniOl
Feathers, new per Do. ......... 65a'o
yirriuin Salt, per ack''''''
Dry Hides, per lb................"..Iini9
Al Shcetings, per yarl..............I"aI5h3
~ S%hirtiu-, per yarl................IIaIl'2
Cotton Yarns, per bunch ...... ....... li5aI5l
I~pp,ys-Grccn, per bbl........... iODa7Oj
Live tings-urOss
Bcct-GrOss '.'''''''vVo
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-09

Our New SIGN-rhe Cowing Brothers
have painted a bran new sign for the
APPEAL Office and fastened it up on the
ancient and ornate piece of architecture
which serves as a portico, water shed and
porch in front of and over our door 1t
the sign, (not by any means the porch
is a good, neat, servicable one; and when
the Cowings have painted our other two
signs-one for the top of the house and
one to swing athwart the walk, under the
portico, We shall show out where we are
and let an admiring world know that We
have a local habitation and a name. Job
printing done at this office with neatness
and despatch! Come and dwell with US
for a season.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-09

JUSTICE CoURr-PARKINsoN, JUDGE
The case of the State of Nevada VS.. H.
NJ. Vance came up for trial yesterday be-
fore the Court and Jury, and the jury
failing to agree, were discharged and the
case dismissed. This case was instigated
at the instance of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company, for the
tearing up of a portion OF their track at
Empire. Defendant finding it necessary
to haul wood over the track, instead of
building a crossing, took the fish plates
from the rails, hitched on his team and
hauled the road off and left it. Neither
party owned the ground, and yet twas
proven that both parties had rented the
same ground of the owner
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-09

OLD PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY This land
mark, and for the last ten years used as a
photograph gallery by Vance, Ludlow
and Smith, has at last passed into the
hands of Mr.. Maston, an artist of much
experience, who is thoroughly repairing
the shell, and will make it eclipse it's
former beauty when completed When
done, it will be used again as gallery.
where the best of work will be done in
that line
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-09

TUESDAY, October 8, 1872
Present--A full Bench.
Hiram \. Lowry. Esq. was admitted to prac
tice in the Supreme Court.
Edmund james, native Of Great Britain was
admitted to citizenship.
Joseph Leonard, respondent, VS.. J. F. Peacock,
appellant-MOtion of respondent to dismiss APP
peal submitted and decision reserved. Briefs
upon the question and the merits TO be filed
within five days.
The committee appointed to draft resolutions
respect for Hon. J. Nicely johnson, deceased, re-
ported the following;
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
remove from our midst, by death, the Hon. J.
Nicely johnson, late Justice OF this Court and
d: the time of his death distinguished member
of the bar, therefore,
Resolced, That by the death of Judge Johnson
we have lost friend endeared to US by kind
md generous heart.
FeS0loed. That as a citizen, our deceased friend
was distinguished for his energy. and for his ear
nest interest in everything calculated to advance
the prosperity OF the State.
Resolved. That as lawyer, he was eminent for
his learning and for his faithfulness to those who
committed their affairs to his hands.
Resotced. That as member of this Court, and
in all the public positions filed by him, Judge
johnson was ever actuated by the highest sense
of honor, and discharged his duties with fidelity
and ability.
RESOLVED. That we sincerely mourn the death
of our friend, and extend to his bereaved family
our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved. That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of this Court, and that a copy of
them be sent to the family of deceased.
L. A. BUCKSER.
RoB'T NJ. CLARKE,
Committee: W. z. F. DEAL,
NJ NJ STONE
The Court took recess until the Fifteenth day
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-09

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