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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-29
GEORGIA pAuapING COUNTY.

Will be sold ON the first Tuesday in May mex
before the Court House door in the Town Of
Dallas between the legal hours OF sale the fol-
lowing lots, To wit, No 702, 703 x 73S, in 2rd
Dictrict and Bid Section Padding County Ga
sold az the property I'M. Mobley deceased.
Sold by an order frem the Court Of Ordinary
of Pauldmg County Ga Germs Cash March
II lS72
JOqN GEORGE Executor.
(Plinjers fee 50
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DE. LovIcK PIERCE.

This eminent and aged minister
delivered the anniversary sermon Of
his 88th year, in Greensboro. Geo,
on the 29th inst.
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GEoRGIA CNERoKEE coUNTY

BY yirtue Of all order from tie court Of Or
binary Of Cherokee County, will be Sold on
the first Tuesday in April 1872. at the Court
honse door in cherokee County, between the
legal Sale hours, lot of land No 81 part Of g.
aud ; in Bird Dist and 2nd Section
Sold as the property Of John B. Lyon, de
ceased. TENS Of Sale, cash and purchaser To
pay all Administration Fees due and to become
due 10 pay ont the administrator term Of said
E4ales Febr'y 10Th 1872.
A.J.LYONs, Rdm'r.
lPrinters feel
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Cherokee Sheriff Sales.

ENTILL be sold before the Court House door
w in the Town of Canton, Cherokee coun-
ty. Ga, within the usual hours Of sale, on the
first Tuesday in April next, the following pro
peity to-wit; The Dwelling House and premi-
ses to which it is attached being Lot Of Land
No. ninety eight (95) in the 18th Dist. and 2nd
section Of said County. Levied on as the pro-
perry Of David Brand by virtue of a ffa under
Mechanics lien issued from the Justices Court
of the 1910 Dist, G.. NJ, of said County in favor
Of Thomas McRea, Mechanic vs. David Brand.
Property levied ON and returned to me by II.
p. Daniel. L. c. This March 9th, 1872.
A. 7. SC0TT, Sheriff.
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and no other.
Time sales upon as good terms AZ any other
parties will furnish genuine articles. As we
are both citizens Of Marietta permanently loca-
ted in in the county, we trust that purchasers
will give us their orders.
We will deliver the articles sold by Us At any
of the depots on Western &, Atlantic Railroad
or on Air Line Railroad. Orders given to Mr..
John NJ Green, Mr. James II. Ruff Or w. L..
Mansfield q Son, will be furnished by MS
promptly, and all notes will be taken in pame
of NJ L. Ruff for convenience.
1t is a matter Of importance to the farmer
that frst-rate article may be assured to him in
good season for early preparation Of land
What we sell you, shall be good
RUFF < MANSFIELD.
January 18th, 1872-3m.
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February 19lh, 1872
COBB SHERIFF'S SALES.


VIII be sold before the Court house door in
the City of Marietta, County and State afore-
SAID during the legal hours of Sale On the
first Tuesday in April next the following pro-
perry to-wit the Marietta Paper mill with the
Machinery belonging thereto, aud the lands at
tached to said mill. situated seven miles East
Of Marietta in said County Levied on as the
property Of the Marietta Paper mill Company,
10 satisfy fla issued from Cobb Superior
Court in favor Of jackson CLANCY VS. said
Company, property pointed out by Plaintiff.
Also at same time and place house and lot
in the City Of Marietta Ga, whereon Pleas
Wesley resides Levied on as property Of said
Wesley to satisfy fila issued from Notary 5
Count 898 Dist, G. NJ. in favor Of Elijan ohep-
ard vs. Pleas Wesley. Levy made and return
ed to me by ". A. NJ. Lcuie, l.. c. This
Febr'y 27th 1872.
w. p. STEPHENS Sheriff
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allowed each two dOIiars per Uay; ana tHat
the Ordinary receive the sum Of fonr hundred
dollars the present year for bis services to the
county in attending to all the county business,
We recommend to the Ordinary the leyying
Of one hundred per cent on the state Tax, Tor
the following purposes io-wlt: For county
purposes. 10 per cent-for paying orders. &c
TO county officers, per cent-foisPoor House.
10 Or ct-for Roads and Bridges. 10 per cent
for jury purposes, II per cen.-and for Court
House. so per cent And though we have as
sessed and set apart al least half Of the amount
arising from our taxes for the purpose OF built
inc a new Court House, yet we desire and
urge our Ordinary not 10 contract for the build
inc until next year, nor the selling Of any OF
the bonds Uatil that time, as we believe that by
having ca j surplus on hand for that purpose
capitalists aad contractors will more readily
take hold OF our bonds and building at much
lower rates than on low credit system.
Believing that it will meet the wishes of the
Judge Attorneys and parties litgant and for
the interests Of the county. 70 have an ADJOURN
ed tci of this Court, we would recommend
thar is Honor, Judge knight, cal 80! ad-
iournrl term, but hope he will nor b" earlier
than he third Monday in July next
w tender to His Honor, Judge knight. g..
J. Bi Bishop, Solicitor General our heartfelt
thai, 'i, for their kindness and courtesy extend
ed To our body, during the present term Of the
Cortland request that these our Present.
ments be published in the MARIETTA JOUK-
NAL.
VIM. +. GROVES, Foreman.
James G. Gasaway,
VIM. NJ Dobbs,
Hezekiah Gresham,
William X Root,
Lemucl Black,
James NJ. Lindley,
Joshua II. Segars,
Daniel s. Anderson,
David j. Dobbs,
Francis n. Graves,
john w. AlIgood,
Samuel K. McClcsky,
William Rakestraw,
John NJ. Green,
Glenn o. Mosiey,
Alonzo C. Mcintosh,
John p. Boring,
John G. Campbell,
Hamlet G. lIames,
Burrel Kemp,
Book g. Roberts,
Smith Lemon.
On motion, it is ordered by the Court tha
the foregoing General Presentmvnls be publish
ed in the MARIETTA Journal March Tern
| 1872.
n. q. KNIGHT, j. 5. &.
JAMES NJ. BISHOP, Sol Gen
A true extract from The Minutes Of Cobb Su
perior Court at the March Term, 1872.
H. NJ. HAMMETT,
csc.
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TO all whom it may concern: James l..
Hughes having applied TO me for letters of Adj
ministration on taa Estate Of George Hughes
deceased, this Is therefore 10 cite all and singu-
lar the next Of 81 and creditors, to be and APP
pear at my Office hin the time allowed by law,
and show cause any they can why permanent
TO James L. 'loiIrs on said EstaAH Febr'y
18th lS12. 4. r. d MOSS. Ordinary
printers E,r.)
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA, 20. Address, Lock
Box 81

SURVEYS. Working Plaus, Estimates and
reports on Mines, Quarries and Mineral Lands
vi. Coal, Iron Copper, Gold, Silver, Lead,
Manganese Graphite Asbestos Marble, Slate.
&c.
Analyses. AMI Assays OF Ores, Goats sietals,
Soils &c. Examinations. Plans Measure
ments etc, Of Mil Sites, Reservoirs, Parks,
Canals Roads Railway. Bridges. &c. super
inheritance given to CONSTRUCTION OF Works,
Maps. OF Town and Country property executed
Geographically. Machinery supplied at
Makers prices 10 Works in charge. sCorresPon-
dence held with Capitalists on desirable In
vestmeuls.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY :

Whereas, Samuel Lawrence Of the County of
Fulton applies for Letters Of administration on
the estate Of Amanda II. Lawrence late Of said
decd this is therefore to cite all and singular
those concerned to show cause if any they can
why letters q adrin.@tratiou should not issue to
said Samuel Lawrence on the the has. Mau3ay
in May l@72 in terms Of the Law.
c. j. SHEPARD. Ordinary.
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PROLONGED.

Sealed proposal. for building the Cour
House will be received until April 10th, 1872.
c. j. SHEPARD, Ordinary,
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REFERENCES:

Dr. Nm Aly.en Judge David Irwin. Col,
A. S. Atkinson. Or. ". Z. D1uwody W. T.
Anderson col VIM. T. VIM. Ten. Nm.
Phillips. john II. Ward. Sur, eyor Cobb Co,
g.. DR.. J. c, Greer and Others Of Marietta
Rob't. Cravens Iron Master Tenn. Judge W
] HARRISON. Gallery aNper Ala, Prot Ed,
Foreman. Smithsonian lusiitRe Washington
D. C.. Ex-Goy Pierpoiut. West Va. Gen. 6.
: Greene. Vice Pres't. American Society Eng
iue,rs. \. y. City, Henry Blackstone, Chief
Eng Piusburg Prof Roberts. sttae Geologist
Arkansas, Prof Bioadhead. States Geoiogist,
Mo, &c. &c.
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CHEROKEE couNyY:

Whereas, \ +, Bird, Execurix Of John G.
Bird represents 10 the court in it'r petition du-
~ filed that she las fully administered John
G. Birds estate THIS is therefore to cite all
persons concerned >iidrcd and creditors to
show cause if any ihy can why said EXecu-
tIix should not be discharged from her EXecu-
trix and receive 'eiers OF Dismis~ion on the
first Monday in april le72.
". K. j. MOSS. Ordinary.
Printers fee 81
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GUARDIANS SALE.

Georgia Cherokee County
BY virtue Of an order of the Honorable Court
of Ordinary of said County, will be sold before
the Court House door in the Town Of Canton of
said County Oh the first Tuesday in May
next, the following property to wit. Lots of
Land Nos 126 III, les one half of Nos o. 80,
"a. 50. and I52 in the 2nd Dist and 2nd Sect of
said County. sold as the property Of the Minor
Heirs OF Iho,apsgn WestbrCOk deceased for
Distribution. Terms cash MARCH, 6th'lS72
Z. P. Rogers, Guardian.
printers Fee 50
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals ,yl'l be received until the
25lh day OF March INST Tor building a Court
House in the city Of Marietta.
Plan and specifications win be prepared and
can be seen at the Ofiinays Office on after and
the 10th inst COM sctuis to give bond and Sc
curiiy for completion OF work agreeable to CON
tract The right reserved To- r. jet any or all
bids if not satisfactory
G. J. SHEPARD Ordy.
March LIST, 1S52.
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Georgia Cherokee County :

= VT . ~ -1Io1 'TIIV0 07''E'7y
Application will be made to the Court Of Or
binary of said County at the first regular term
after the expiration Of -Four weeks from the
first publication of this Notice for leave to sell the
Land belonging to the Estate Of II. A. Thomp
son late of said County deceased for the benefit
of the Heirs and Creditors Of said deceased.
March 4th 1872. VIM Hogen, Admir-.
(Prntars Fee S3(
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New Advertisements
LIST OF LETTERS.

LAST OE LII Il hs1
Remaining IN the Post Office at Marietta, Ga,
March %. 1872
Brown VIM J. Davis &c
furnenson II i Fowler VIM
Foster w P2 Ford Miss Laura
Foster + NJ Hamilton Mary Jane
Holden Shipman * Go Horis Rosa
johnson Barton Julian John
johnson Miss jamie Lynder Miss III ia
Lowry Amos Mays John
Parks II II Neese DIR A i
Simpson Berry Sims
Trippe Lowers
johnson Betsy care Miss Walker
Weldon w S Warning Mrs Fannie
Williams Mis- Nettie
HELD FOR POsrSGE
Measrs Howard & Soule Atlanta
A V V Thompson Atlanta
WESLEY PRETTYMAN. p. NJ.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-03-29

Ever wear increases thepoPulmi-
tyOf ihi+ valuable Hair Preparation;
Which j. due to merit alone. We
can assure oar Old patrons that it is
kent a. zap to its high standard;
anlltis The only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making ii soft, III trous, and silken.
The scalp, by its uso, becomes white
and clean. It removes all eruptions
and danlruf, and, by It's tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
ont, rs it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, il restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create Z. new grJ@th, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
rs it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. \. y. Hayes, MD,
State Il .4yarnf Massachusetts, says,
The condiments are pure, and care
fllls selected for excellent quality;
ami consider it the BEST PREPA-
r"y 81 is intended purposes"
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March lst, 1872


PRACucu GToIoGISr FNGNEER AND
AINER,
Prot Georg,a -fggis,daya' nsrdaaiaot aad
Military IaStitpif,
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Other action was taken looking
to an increased and more equal dis
tribution of the public lands for the
purpose OF agricultural education
from all of which and from what
Congress has already done our
readers will see that an effective and
momentous agricultural organiza
ton, full Of hopa for the country, is
now in process of formation.
it is especially gratifying to US
that in the Colleges receiving the
donations of Government every de-
partment of learning is to be made
subsidiary to an agricultural educa
ton. This, at once, indicates a
knowledge that the profession of the
farmer requires the most varied in
telligence, and purpose, that it
shall become the most learned of all
the professions.
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Gcorgia Cobb County

w. P. STEPHENS Sheriff.
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Georgia Cherokee County ::

printers F. 3
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-04
Head Of Column 10 the Left.

a few days since Gen. Thumbs was ex,
pressing his opinion uf u lew public men
in Georgia, to sonie friends at the Knox.
pill House, All uta, and he alluded to
px-Goveruur Brown in such severe terms
that an enthusiastic religious friend OF
Browns remarked t" the General
"Ah; General, joseph h. Brown il a
Christian, and when thar great day shall
come, in which Il earth shall give up
her ,lead, and the sea shall give up her
dead, aud all mankind shall be summoned
before the great White Throne to answer
for the deeds dune in the body, Joseph +.
Brown will head "a larger column than
Ganpral ruomb>"
"Yrs," replied the General, Sand when
God Almighty see that column, with Joe
Brown at the head, approaching, he wi |
give this command Head of rOlumn ia
the left - ..r.14l . a .
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-04
A GrieyOus Wrong.

Why is it that there is such a repng-
lance IN the part Of parents to putting
then SOUS to II trade ? a skilled mechanic
is an indep, ndrnt man. Gu wher' he will
his craft will bring him support. lie need
ask layors Of uune. lie has literally his
fortune in his own hands. Yet iouli>h
parcnts-amhitiouS that their sous should
"ri>e in the world" AS they say are
more willing that they should study tor II
profession, with the chances Of eveu mod
e:ate success heavily against them, or run
the risk of spending their days in the t.
noble task Of retailing dry goods or oi
tuiiiug at the accountants desk, than learn
a trade which gives them maui strength,
health aud independence.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-04
Important.

The citizens of Swectwpter are rcGnqs-
ted to meet III tie Institute, mn Tue,da,
next, al : o'cl"ck, toscu,s,ll' together and
consider the pr"priety Of Petiticuins for
a charter of Incorporation for our town.
This subject has heretofore been mucl,
talked of, yet there has been nothing dune.
Fe~lave been requested by prominent
citizens TO make this call, aud it being the
only way we can properly Gene at the
subject, it is hoped that all the c~i'izrus Of
S%weelwater will be present at the meenng.
There is not u town Of the population OF
onrS, that we know of, on tbs bee of Rail.
Dad, hut what has q Board Of Manor and
Aldermen, and We see no re"soi " hy We
>houId-not have. Let every Que who feel,
interested, as all undoubtedly are, attend
'he meeting, aud it it IS not agreed to ask
for IA charter, there will be M harm done
ard hut little time lost. Ii is an impor.
tant matter, and me in which depends t.
a great extent, the future prospects and
growth OF Sw,ewater. .
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-04
County Court.

We we're at jacksonville last Monday.
Found the County Court in session (quar'
terlY tern,.) Many of the good citizens
Of Monroe were IN hand, from different
PORTIONS of the county, and from what we
could learn peace aud plenty nbOunds.
The election for chairma , Of the coun-
~ court was had, it Icing The LIST Monday
of the year 1872, which resulted in the
election Of j. {. Montgomery, Esq, Of
Mtdisunville. lie is tie right man III the
tight place. und will work for tie good
Of the pc'll lie Of the county. We cCn-
graduate the PEOPLE on his election as
chairman Of the county court for the ear
1872
W. II. Dyer and Kimbroueh, E.qs..
were elected as member Of the Quorum
Court. THUS We have usSuraIc's from
selections made Of %oifiterS Of the County
Court Tor the ensuing year that the inter
est Of the county will he protected.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-04
4 P0lyglOt Business.

The vide spread lntiuemce ut American
kill and enterprise has u]ui,trrprd the
Congratulations of the Americans them,
selves The fabrics Of our mills %ciutlie
the savuges Of bo'h continents. They
wrap tie Ia lis Of Africa, and the tawn,
>kins If South American p,IniaS. Bu'
wider still are spread the prudnc of w,
skull in medicines. a bate visit 10 DR. j.
e.. Aver d GUS laboratory aud office l.,
lowell, shaved u, that the whole surface
IF the hahitahle globe pays its trIbntr
there there they cater To aud serve th'
rrQuirementso f almost all nations Then
publications are IN the mnHy tongues thai
widelv.Se,ered peoples use. Their let ers
must he read from aud written III man,
tongues, for winch there sit a lomg tag
Of correspondents with the Indispensable
accomplishments for their du iie,. Their
daily nmil of half u hushGtenf letters
bring thom advirrs, nrdrIS and reniVtan.
ceS from he circle Of the world. We
were overwhelmed with amnz"ment, ana
our readers would be by an in,pec ion oi
wonderfully extensive, healrh. dealul Ell.
rerpri>e.-- Holly Springs (Miss.} Con.er
vatIye. H
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-04
Special Notice.

DR.. VI. j.. Lichtenstard Of Atlanta, Ga,
respectfully intormSrhe citizens ufSweet-
water aud vicinity that he expects to visit
this place on Wednesday January 10Th,
Saturday January goth, and on Tuesday
January SOrh, lie makes the treatment
of all chronic diseases Il speciality, and
refers, MS far rs his success is Concerned, 20
his many fattcrtng testimonials. HIS
new system has proven infallible III
all painful affections, especially in Eheu-
uatl>mS and IN the various forms uf Npu
r%nlgias, and has established for itself All
enyiahle reputation il M lie lities where
it has been tired. Its efficacy in al
dist a1rS attributable to nervous debility,
j., uuequalcd in the history Of ancient o.
m"lrrn medication, aud must lie witness.
ed to he appreciated. DR.. l.. hnIG> hm
self PERSONALITY responsible for every as.
%>rrtion herein made, and %snlicIts II call
from those WHO may Iced lis service.
Consultation tree, charges moderate.
Rooms at Nus. RrpWslerS.
DR.. l.. refers 10y permission to his nu.
mrrous patients at Athens, Tenn.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-04

GENTLY DnEs IT, without pain or irritation,
DR.. Walkers NlncgIr BiIters re irNes tie ron
%stIlatel bowels; Mt @ same tune 80 thoroughly
ton ny tleae nn,rm mem ne aud Restoring tncir
mecoHuicai rtiUn, that it secms aS il tleG Lad
ncen rtorg nizeA' on an improved plan. Yet the
result i,so ely due to mriute, rtin,orcel ant
sistainc b, the best Vegetable Alternative AMI
Tonic that ever passed the lips oil the sick and
>uterInI. .G.H d.
ApRAGRAxT BREATH and Pearly Teeth are
easily ut aintd, anl III sc who fail to n'ail
tiemseIve o tne nea.ISS slOull Mt COM IAN
When acuse.to, grosS neglect. The S~Uz,trnt viii
spedil, era Iicale the calIse o. foul breath, beau.
tiff iu5 AM preserving the teeth to the oil Hest
I-e.
Many HOUsEgEEPERs arc not aware of the de-
ception ~practiued in the mlnufr cure Of Flavor
my Extracts Tor culinary Lsr. Many Of them
are deleterious aud impure. "Iurnett's Stan
rlarl EAtrh:ts' are nlaIe irOn tlIe finest sp,ci,
nlcus OF tt,efrnits and 81 ises IhoJ represent, nj d
ire perfectly Irre. ~ d. "a
To UwN RS 'F II 'Rs"s.-No one who has ev r
used br. Tobias iio,se Venetian l.iniment wiz
ever e without il it is t. ee tam cure for Coli 4,
a n,el ~ crior 10 any Other. In Pint hottlc,
At 8 ..OO. Sold by tns Druggists. Depot, 10
Park llme NewaYOrk < 60
rRAIr's ASTRAL Or Not the Cheap.
est, but Safest and ur>t illuminating On
Jnr rsnvly use ever made. burns i'll the
,rdIhOry KEROSENE thnp 'nrrs nut take
lire. aud eApIode Il tle lamp Is upset ami
broken. send for circular. Oh li"u>e VI
Charles Prntr established l17U, y y.
EI>LEyS LLNLMENr-O' Arnica, Hops,
CnriuIic Nod, ACES ms Il universal Kite
nal cure-all, actIng on he nerves connect.
rI with the SKIN. 1t promptly relieves
Nrnralgia, Pans, Cieame> 4ndI cures old
g es aud ulcers, flesh wounds, hurns.
cruises, <%prnin~, &c. Sid everywhere at
! 81 cpms.r Morgan &gRisley,o ~ hoteSale
Dungg,ss, NcwIl"rk. General Agents.
lAInDI' i'Ln"M OF IOuTH "A most
e,i-n'i"i i"iir' p'elara mn ter t%rult'i,-
70. tue skrng has hen rsr5htShrd aver
en- years; ,iurtug thai time over me uni.
ton laGipS have used IT.: III every il >tauc
tilas given entire SatiStuclmn; it reInoy"
al inrp~erfepain,>, tan., trecklcS and sun
Hmn>. eit,ug Tie SKIN ayouIhtul appear.
nee. Sill at all Druggists and fancy
'i"od> Stores, D,pnt ) GYid Street, \
IN -,
'hANH> !" In1 MEL 'i'c''I"f "
YRS "s'S''" ; '""H,"s Twp '"'
"ftsFSW nn""N pt'VnsS n"'e Hqr" qr'"'
s,'" 'S Witnessing '"' "r'Eh''"' '"r''S
""''" '"'' ''.'"'' '''e' '",,> P''"
i"F,"f III" cr,''c"' Prr''i ~ '"r'"i"e'
'A'n Lie oNIvk-'"u''E IKE II 'Ne'
n"""n "et"" ~ 80 ""I"' "t
""","' ~ ''"' may: ''aS'
peak ~" 'e'n'> I" "'s"'T, r,"'''
'I'c" ~ cent, per '"H' '""' T. ">n''
,n'e ff"l'llc'or, |oiIese race, we"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-04
twatCr UriOn Institute.

Ou "Wednesday the 27h inst, this
Institution was relieved Of tie embarrass-
nents which ave surrounded it for ON
considerable time. 1t seems that the
,ouss was built about IL yeaE ago BY
ubseription and stock ly the citizens at
Sweetwator aud community Some par.
les had subscribed the greater partof thr
stock which they had contributed in build
ing the Institute, aud he Original article
VI subscription contained a stipulation
therein to the effect that when u majority
If the stockholders in amount should 50
determine the same was to be sold to the
highest bidder. The property was sold
pursuant to said stipulation in said sub
scription article On the 9th Of last month.
and bought by thirteen directors, who.
have assumed tie liabilities thereou. il
now rest IN II solid basis. The good PEG.
pie Of Sweetwater have determined tn
build up this Institution to first class
All the facilities requisite to accomplish
this end ure now at Wink in harmony,
There is u thing that viii do more to
build up our Furnishing little town than
the erection of a good institution Of learn.
ing II adds to all c%tmmuniries. There
is another thing to which the attention Of
our citizen, should be directed. II is the
requisite boarding houses for students. We
are deficient in that particular.
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Fifteen Thousand Rolls Wall Paper

MesSrs. Williams, SturgeS 4 Co., OF the
f T. b. II Knoxville, Tenn, by the i'm
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thrown all competition completely in the
shade, especially with purchasers of arti'-
TIC taste, DESTROYS Of something extra,
beautiful and recherche. These goods
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or what not, aud they will guarantee sat
isEactiun.