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that case was dismissed on noHe prosequi. How
the case against him for assault with intent to
| kill upon Officer McDonough was disposed OF,
| the Democrat Informant did not remember, but
Davis was probably released on bail, and jumped
his bond.
In the fall Of 1859, or spring Of 1860, Davis
travelled or worked for some months with one
William Clifford, professional gambler, who is
said to have been open-hearted and generous to q.
fault. His splendid appearance, fascinating man
all who knew him, and the police or others never
appealed to him to assist the Destitute or unfor-
tunate without receiving q generous contribu-
ton. Although as quick to resent real or
erful man, the pair never quarre1ed until. one
night when both we're to considerable extent
intoxicated. Some disagreement then arose be-
tween them, and Clifford struck Davis, or ap-
Piled some epithet to him that aroused all the
evil passions in him. He said nothing at the
up town that night, met an officer with whom he
was acquainted, and, after narrating the quar-
rel, declared with an oath that, before the week
was over, he would. cut OF Clford's
ears. The officer remarked, "You are drunk,
nov, Davis; go home and 60 to bed, and you
will think better Of it IN the morning" Davis
asserted with savage ea1nestnesa that he was
not drunk, and that the officer would see that he
kept his word and revenged the insult. He
then passed on, and the officer saw nothing more
pf him until two days afterWard, when he vas
the ho1d-oyer book to await the result Of knife
wound he Ind inflicted On Clifford
The latter vas drinking Mt the bar Of the As
tor House saloon, on Franklin avenue, when
Davis, seeing him through the door, entered,
Of bear and invited Clifford to join him.
Clifford regretting his hasty words at
their last meeting, acquiesced, thinking
that mutual understanding and aoolo-
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Atlanta Markets..

Fools are Outlines wise teachers.
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PnaIlc Sale Of yalrah,c Zeal Estnte.

4 Nt1ilC HhiN ti Ndltsii-f lst"t 44NtHi'.
BY virtue Of q dcgl 10 ,rut r~ycuu,rl To inc on
the 18th day nI November Is,n by John f.. Cole
anil registered in tie registers oti'c pi Monroe
county, Tennessee, in "lrpr, DEFY book a.
on page AZ llS, l4a, and $50, to secure tine
payment Of q certain note Tor $il>.il therein
mentioned, | will, ut ~ o'clock VI. on .Hn-
day tie I!Ih day Of March 1872 at the Court
House door in MallsouTiilc. proceed tn sell nj
public uu,rry 10 the highest bidder. ,ur cash. un
undivided three iourtccnths interest in tie i've
tracts NJ land described rs lullUw., 10 wit:
l,t. Tract, 235 acres morc or less, including
the Southwest quarter and part ul the North
west quarter Of the -S.h Section, situated in
Monroe county in the "a township, lst range
En-, of the Meridian in the Hiawnsscr District,
and bounded as follows, To Wit beginning uJ
he head Of a lane corncrinr with the lunl OF
Minus Alexander, thence that with the line be-
tween Vernon ANIL said Alexander, tu q Poplar
on the East bank ora branch, thence down said
branch with its meardcrinr- to Mud Greek,
thence mp Mud Greek with is mcuulrring- to u
stake, thence last ., poles To u stake, thclce ,
direct line to a Black stump aul Hickory on the
open line, thence ,luttn the rorucr Of the Souiu-
west and Northwest quarters, ;Luncc South lGJ
poles, thence North 20 the beg ginning.
2ud Tract, ~ more or lees, ~lyiugin Mon
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Agricultural Tools, Seeds &c.

There is now established at the old and
well-known ~"Stakely Corner" in Madi-
s%onyille an Agency tor the procuring of
any Article needed by the farmer, from a
Weeding.hoe to a lhresher. Specimens
of BEST PLOWS, Washing Machines,
Seed, Sewers, Shelters aud Straw.cutters,
and Seeds of all kinds will be kept on
exhibition. Orders can be filed for any
article that may be wanted on most favor
able terms and of best quality.
Potatoes, best Northern variety. Gar,
den and Flower seeds, as well as all the
new varieties, will be procured. Go AID
see what you want and order it. Col. NJ.
+. johnson, of Tellico Plains, will for the
present be in charge of the Agricultural
Ware Rooms, and will furnish all rcquir-
ed information. What he does not know
"about farming" can be obtained from
Horace Greeley. febStE
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A Grand Work.


We have before us Briggs & Brothers.
catalogue of Flowers and vegetable seeds,
for 1872. The publishers are seeds men,
said to be the most extensive in the world;
who raise and sell flower and vegetable
seeds, sending them in large or small
quantities to all parts of the country.
Their establishment at Rochester has up
wards of 10000 feet of flooring, devoted
exclusively to packing and shipping seeds.
There is no person interested in flowers,
house or garden plants, Or engaged in the
raising of vegetables or market cereals, who
cannot be benefited by the possession of
this valuable and beautiful illustrated c.t.
aloguo. An enclosure of twenty-five ce nts,
secures it prepaid, and the amount in seeds
is returned, if an order follows tho pur-
chase Of a catalogue. .
We might say in explanation of the
slight delay in issuing the work, that
Briggs IL Brother have prolonged the time,
in order to further beautify the catalogue
with representative engravings of their
chromos, as well as to add the very latest
novelties, both imported and native. See
their advertisement in this paper.
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EAtflOrulnDry IhUuctMchls,
Patronile Your Home Papers.
The American Farmers Advocate
Sent Free to All Subscribers 10 the
SweetWater Enterprise.

The American Farmers Advocate,
Published Monthly, at Jackson, Tenn,
at 81 per year, will be furnished, without
extra charge, to all subscribers to the
Sweetwster Enterprise RENTING 50 for
one years subscription. The arrange
ments we have entered into with the Ad-
vocate Publishing Co., will enable us to
furnish a greater amount Of reading mat
ter than was ever before offered 20 the pub
lie for the same amount Of money. We
therefore confidently expect our subscrip-
ton list to be more han doubled. The
matter in each paper will be entirely diff
terent SO that the person who gets both
will be thoroughly informed ON all sub
jccts OF general interest.
Our friends now have a fine opportuni-
t. to increase our circulation beyond that
of any paper published in East Tennessee,
All arc invited to the good work, and
those who make up Clubs will receive
both papers free. Old subscribers, by
paying up all arrears and renewing their
subscriptions for another year to the En-.
terprise, will also receive tho American
Farmers Advocate free.
The Advocate is the Official Organ OF
the Agricultural Congress and contains
Sixteen Pages, four columns to the page,
of valuable information for the Farmer,
and Stock Raiser. 1t is an excellent pa
per, and being published in our own
State, every farmer should have it.
The Enterprise is the Largest Country
Paper in East Tennessee, containing four
pages, eight columns to the page, of Polit-
ical, News, and Miscellaneous reading.
Put the two papers together You have
Nincty-six Columns of valuable informa.
ton, all for Two Dollars a year payable
in advance.
Don't send North for Agricultural pa.
pcrs when you can get them at home for
nothing. We will have specimen copies
Of the Advocate in n few days.
No attention paid to orders for the pa.
per unless accompanied by the cash.
Address, G. b. WOODWARD,
Publisher ENTERPRISE,
Sweetwater, Tenn.
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A Good Word 70 Local Papers.

The New York Tribune says you might
nearly as we'll forget your churches, your
academies and school houses, as to forget
your local paper. 1t speaks to ten times
the audience that your local minister does,
and if it has any ability at oil, it is read
eagerly each week from beginning to end.
1t reaches you all, and if it has a lower
spirit and less wisdom than II sermon, it
has thousand times better chance at you.
Laying, as it does, on every table, in al
most every house, you owe it to yourself
to rally literally to its support; and exact
from it as able, heightened a character as
you do from any educator in your midst.
II is in no sense beneath notice and care,
Tor it is your representative. Indeed in
its character it is the summation Of the
importance, interest and welfare Of you all.
1t is the aggregate of your own cons0-
quences, and you cannot ignore it without
miserably deprcciating yourselves.
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The Birmingham DiNicalty.

1t will lie remembered that some two
weeks ago, it was reported that George
Rutherford, and Others got into a serious
difficulty at birmingham, Ala, and that
he lGeorgc) and another Of the party we're
imprisoned. We raw, On Monday, a letter
from George, in which he denounced the
report a fal>chood, that he had mover been
imprisoned and did not expect to be.
In publishing the notice we did not
mean to injuro the character of the party
named; neither would we have made the
publication had not the report come in go
many different shapes. We had serious
doubts about the truth of the report at
the time, consequently We made a state.
ment Of the case as reported to US, in or
der that we might obtain more light OH
the subject. We are glad to know that
the report has proved to be false.
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Go and See Them.

Who! Why, Walker & Humphreys
elegantly selected stock Of new goods at
the stand formerly occupied by DR.. Il. F.
~Scruggs. They coucIudedtha to do bu-
,ine,, where printers ink could be used,
would DO heavy work, consequently they
saw fit to occupy 4 liberal space in our
columns, through which they inform the
public Of their business. Anderson Hum
urcys aud viii Yearwood, have charge Of
the goods, they are "the right men in the
right place" We speak for the lew firm
a liberal patronage. SEQ thoir advertise.
menti in this paper, and cal and examine
their goods aud prices.
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NOTICES.

Iov ARE TROUBLED WITH = ERFATT.-lt
annoyo your friends ms well as yourself. You
wouli like 10 get rid Of il, hut scarcely know
what means to aGolt. We will tell You. Use the
fragrant So2odont; it will cleanse and beauty
your teeth and leave your breath pure.
BuENETT'S STANDVRD FLAyuRING ~EXTEtCTs,
Lemon, Vanilla, etc. Charge your servants and
dealers and observe that they do not substitute
In their Stend any Ot the pcrnicioua unpalaulblc
extract. with which tho market Is flooded. Bur
nr.ts Standard iIGyO.iug Extracts are cstab-
lishtd a. the strongest ,purcst AMI the best made,
lW T.rEIEIC DyLL Between Prussia and
France = over, but thousands OF battles c;wCcn
Dir. NAlLER's NINEGAE BlrrEus and Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint are now going on in every
state Of the Union. The issue Ut such contests il
never Tor one moment in doubt. The conflict
may lust longer In som" cases than in others,
but The leading Vegetable tonic and alternative
OF the nineteenth century, invariably trluInph,
To OwNrES OF lIuESES.-No one who has eve,
used Dr.. Tobias Horse Venetian Lln.mcut vii
ever be without it i. is acc.tain cure ior Colo
Sore Threats, Cuts, bruises and Old sores. War,
ran,e superior to amy other. In Pint bottle:
at 81 90. Sold by the ID uggists. Depot, IL
Park Place, New York.
CARBoLIC SALvE-NOtiing like it evel
known before. Cures cuts, burns, sores.
"0oI"" N'.' ,'N' may "1S.'''"'
tt"" AZ y 'o''"so T'sl'TV P'a'''
LIVE =" ,v"|, l,'' w. ,H', o'" w.
York.
poisonous propgr,its. dis,o,crcd by br. Bls,lom.
Pro cstor Of Botany, Detroit ltdicnl Oollrgo.
a imI E,I pyI dI Gno'$"C 2ia SoO''''"S Op'a'c'
Cup,<T ,]norn5s liz, 9yr-Tf all hi,
hair wora IiyoS 0n"llo ,o;J .,mv aren't
rayauro hath stor,nch for ,Lcm nip but
La;, th,,,. rrar yM,l, wLito nr vol III,
lod;os Loro M ,t,moch r,, at all lisa
w.; ..I-,, ~ ,L,I.4r .m.'.n '
N"lA''""o'o Iyr "'" ''' 'Nh IS ,'"'C'''"'
ManulactOry, OS Maiden Lane, New lork.
PRATT's ASTRAL Ou.-NUt the CAcap-
ost Int ofo.t and host Illuminating On
- ,,;Iu ,so ono. n.Lo Unr,. 10 49,
~ ~ ~
U'"Il"'y No'USc''o a'inP, HooH h"O '"Nt
lire, and explode II the lamp Is upset and
broken. Send for circular, OIL House OF
Charlie. Pratt established mo. \ Y
r.. d. $3.50. .....C H.
" az n ~,
Err Oil III the world Is Hazard CaSWelfs
made ON the Sea-shore, from fresh, select
ed liyers, w isvcII. Hazard Il Co., New
York # i absolutely rurf and swn.t
u ,.., -. . :,
l "'II"'S "" "Ine o.V' '"No" IL P'c'e' ~
to all others. Physicians have decided 1t
superior to any of tie other oils in the
market.
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Words Of Wisdom.

Let another's ~passions,be a lecture to
thy reason.
Never insult misery, deride infrmity
nor despise deformity.
Men, like books, have at each end a
blank leaf-childhood and old age.
Suspicion and distrust are the great
est enemies to friendship.
Do with trials as men with new hats
put them on and wear them until they
become easy.
The mar who never made a mistake
never made q discovery.
The sorrows Of believers are better
than the joys Of sinners.
By bestowing blessings on others VIC
entail them on ourselves.
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Whole number Gifts, 10000. Tickets limited to
Fifty Thousand.
AGENTS WANTED To SELL TICKETS.
Chancery Court at jacksonville.

H.. W. Hudson, Guardian Of Sarah Carolin Press
Icy VS.. Samuel Henderson, John Henderson
and others. Original Bill.
Complainant charges in his Bill, which is
sworn to, that defendants John Henderson, F..
VI. Johnston, Benjamin II. SUMS and wife,
~iosanna Sands and William Landrum, are nom
residents Of the State Of Tennessee. 1t Is there
lore ordered that publication he made for four
consecutive weeks in the Sweetwa,er ENTER
priSe," II newspaper published in the town of
Swec,watcr, Monroe county Tenn. ,notifyiny said
nonresident defendants to appear ut the next
terra Of the Chancery Court 20 he held ut the
court house in Madisonviuc, Tennessee, and
make defense to complainant's suid bill, or
the same will he taken for confessed and the
case set for hearing sIpdrte US to them. A true
copy of The order.
Attest. S. p. HALE, C.& NJ.
TIE. II. McCrosky, Soils. Tor Comlt.
Jun. ll-It.
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i Is Sy,u-c> have Just received two
ar-uga'- %; Brown aud White Suearlj.
rect from New Orleans, which they arc
at lGi, and - cents per pound.
They have als1 received. direct from
New Orleans, two barrels Of regular old
New Orleans Mola,,c,, which
lhey are selling a, ole dar!ar per gallon.
So call aud get supply, FeLltf
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Chancery Court At MadiS0nyiiie.
TICS. u. Boy Va. Erby Boyd aud NJ. NJ. Young,
ct. al.
AMENDED BTLL.

0omplainant charges in his amended hill which
" il sworn to- that defendant NJ. NJ. Young, is
a nonresident OF the state OF Tennessee: IL is
therefore ordered ti.at publication he made for
four consecutive weeks in the Swectwatcr Enter
prise, notifying said non. resident defendant 10
appear at the next term Of the Chancery Court
to be held at jacksonville, Tenn, on the First
Monda: vi March next, and make defense 70 the
allegations in complainant said amended bill
or the same will be taken for confessed and the
cause set Tor hearing ex parte rs to him. A true
copy tthe crder. Attest, S. 7. HALE, c. & NJ.
HARRISON Sol. for Com. janlo-lt-ptE5.
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East Tennessee Book House.

The stock of this house was ne yer be-
fore so full and complete as at present,
and we are pleased to learn that the bust
ness character of the entcrprising firm is
fully appreciated by the public, whether
as wholesale or retail purchasers. We
commend them to every class, but espo-
cially to those wanting School Books, Sta
t%ionary, Blank Books, aud Wall Papers,
of which they have i~ncomparably the most
elegant and cheapest stock ever brought
to East Tennessee.
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DIR. o. IS. PROpHlTrS

t.ENFTSL
Celebrated Liver Medicine.
&SS=ssil
A CTS with gcntlcncSs and thorwlShncss upon
a the Liver and General Circulation-kccps
the Bowels in natural motion and clcunscs tho
System from all impurities. BS" Never faiiA
70 cure Liver Disease in any form rorpidi;y,
Enlargement, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss Of
Appetite, Nausea, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
Debility, Low Spirits, Cold Feet and handI,
Cosiivcncss, Listlessncss, Cole, Clroaic Disr-
rhpa chronic Chills and Fever.
lC-JS Compounded in strict accordance with
skilliul chemistry and scientific pharmacy,
this purely Vegetable Compound has, after tho
scyeres; tsst of twenty years iuccssau' use, been
STYLED the tirc.!t Restorative and Rcenpernnt
by the enlightened testimony Of tllousande using
it: 30 tremendously adjusted that it keeps tho
Liver IN hcalthful action asd when the direc-
tions are obscsyel, the process Of waste and re-
plcnishment in the human system continues Ut
intcrruptedly to u ripe old nge, and man, like
the patriarchs Of old, drops into the grave full
ef years, without Il struggle, whenever Death
claiuIs his prcrogatiye, Adapted to the most del.
icntc tcmpcramcnt and robust constitution. 1t
oan he given with equal safety and certainty Of
succcss to the Young child, invalid lady or strong
man. JeZ2 ~
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$500
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1'AE Tenth Volume OF Woods Household Mag
L azino begins with ]Jnnnary ~. 1t it edit
cd by Gail Hamilton, 5. :. wool and II. Y. Us
lOrne, and includes among It's regular contribu-
tors Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thos. X.
Bcccher, DR.. bio Lewis, DR.. W. ". Hall, James
Parton, etc. Harriet Rccchcr Stowe, B.ick
P]omcruy, John Il. SAKE, Mi Gen. Fitzpatrick,
Petroleum Y. Nasty, etc, write Tor it occasion
ally. Terms, One Dollar Il Year. In clubbing,
three Grst-class periodicals are given for the
price o!onc If them. The most liberal Premium
i;'t ever published. No periodical is more fire.
Quently or r~ayoraply mentioned by the press.
"WooP3 Household Magazine il one Of the mon
umcnts Of business enterprise which mark the
ge.'--Mctholist Home Journal, Phil. Pa. at
has been improving ever since We knew it-a
gool criterion for the fmurc. Courier, New
Market, Canada. alt is marvel Of chcapncfs
aud first class quality combined. ~. Y. Times.
Spccinrea copy sent free 10 any address.
s.. ). WOOD Co..
NewLurgh, ~. Y.
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A Work of Mercy

9l5O,OOO.0 90 in 5000 Cash Prizes is to
be distributed Legally, March 2Sth, 1872,
at Omaha, in aid Of the Sick, and Desti-
tute, at Mercer Hospital. This Enterprise
is endorsed by the Governor and best
business men of Nebraska. Tho Tickets
SO 50 each, or two for s.. For full par
tjcrlnrs, address-Pattoe & Gardiner,
Business Managers, Omaha, Neb.
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The ID Mark.

Sr' srribers whose term Of subscription
b. ,a;rad will find a Cross Mark on the
margin o, heir papers. All such are re-
quc..od to renew within one week or their
popar7 vii. be Discontinued. Remember
chat by ramitt,ng two dollars, 70, one
years subscription to the Enterprise you
get the american Farmers Advocate, free
Tor one year. tt
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Reported by STEPHENS 4 FLYNN, Gen
erHl Commission Merchants, Forsyth Street,
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Rome Hotel.

The special attention of the reader is
directed to the card of the above hotel to
he f,nnd in this paper. 1t is located
within 20 steps of tho rail road platform,
and convenient to the business portion of
town. The proprietor, Mr.. Stansbury,
know. how to run a Grst-class house, con-
sequently he guarantees satisfaction in all
Of its departments.
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Personal.

Personal.
Oar young AMI handsome h.lad Pryor
II. Walker, Of Cleveland, Tenn, illumin-
ed onr s'ac,um with bis genial presence
81 Tuesday,
Capt, Hugh McKeldin, more favOrably
known by certain citizens, asJohu Smith
dealer in coal, was in the city yesterday.
Capt. hyde, has also been in town for
a few days. lie left Yesterday,
Col. Blown left for New York, Tuesday
night.
L. Il. Griffith, \. a. boyd, b. +. Pet.
lit, and other prominent citizens of Madi-
Sonvillc, were in the city Tuesday.
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Which is Correct +!
1873 Broadway, n. Y.

Under this heading the Morristown Ga
zette, Of last week, says;
There are only two newspapers in
Fast Tennessee that claim to be the larg-
est county paper in East Tennessee, with
several more to hear from"
We claim that the Enterprise has the
outside track on all the papers printed
and published in Fast Tennessee, with
the exception of the Press and Messenger,
the " run oil the same track. What
say you now, friend Speck's.
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DemOreSt'S Magazine

For March comes to US fresh from the
rountain-head Of fashion. Its publishers
seem to be never failing in their efforts to
make it the mod,l Magazine Of America,
and lave always attained their point,
Notwithstanding tho many attractions in
the Magazine itself, making it worth dou-
bic the subscription price, they arc now
offering the beautiful oil chrome ''Isn't
She Pretty" worth $8-or "The Pets
Music Lesson" a new aud beautiful chrO-
mo, also worth 3S-to every yearly sub
scribor, at 50, giving $ll in value for S.
in crsh. Address,
W. JENNINGS HEMOREST,
1913 Broadway, n. Y.
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A Western Tour.

We an; icipato going on n Western tour
about the first or middle of April next.
Shall visit the prominent cities Of Ken
tnc&Y, Missouri, Kansas, Texas, and pro-
,.bIy San Francisco, California, Salt
unE", Omaha, &c.
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Parties desiring my professional SER
vices are respectfully Informed that on
my next visit to Sweetwatcr | shall re-
main from Friday morning, March ~lst,rn-
til Monday morning, March 4th, 1872.
DR.. l.. NJ. LICHTENSTADT.
Feb22td
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Patronage Solicited.

We solicit subscription and advertising
patronage from all parts of the globe. The
Enterprise has a large circulation, yet We
want FIVE hundred more names to add to
the list. We offer great inducements in
another column to all subscribers to
the Enterprise.
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Notice.

The Presidential campaign will soon be
upon us, therefore, the Enterprise will be
made live paper. Every reading man
I should have it. We shall start on a South
ern ~canya'sing tour to-day, and will visit
the most of the towns and cities between
here and Atlanta, and hope to largely in.
crease our patronage. Upon our return
we shall canvass Monroe and LOudon couu-
ties. The inducements we offer to sub.
scribers aud advertisers are unsurpassed.