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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18

III. AVos
sternrd, 49," " nran,,on.
.horoes for announcing candi-
otf,ces will he MS follows /:
na,oors -. :. 1920 90
IN Officers. ~ w
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TX mus, ,I always ACCOMPANY
noancement.
MEASUREMENTS.
" r;,l I've a can,lidate for Coro-
the next election in Novem-
,OCAL NEWS. .
GRANT PoLE. Gone, alas +!
the woolline .twineth.
h Warrants, in small or large !
tor sale at this Office. - i,
,etntt1 thanks to the Rev. Mr..
N for newspaper favors.
|er;bers to the SEMr-WnEKnY
rAy will hear in mind that
r Briaut is authorized to re-
our name.
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patrons Of John Roth, Boot
noe Maker, will hereafter find
eated in the Fisher building,
J, Temples Hall.
,aye been requested to state
pre will he held q meeting of
p,lical Association M West
pa, Monday next, the Oath inst.
NO 10 remind our readers that
Whiteman keeps constantly on
hrge supply of northern ice
le will dispose Of ut moderate
bill N,sse,l at the last session
General Assembly, authorizing
ice Jury of West Felicinna to
Is debt, will be published in
issue.
devil suggest that we write
ling aho,,t the weather. As he
weather are congrniul spirits,
Int to state that it continues
III and the devil himself.
al a call to-day from Mr.. Mt
ID, Riddle, from that section
parish where the till pine
ingle with the sycamore. Mr..
Is an out and out Greeley and
ilan.
report SO well and generally
ed this morn ng that we had
of our mortal coil is without
ion. Unl'elievers can satisfy
YES Of that fact by chilling ut
Ice, where we are ut all times
in PERSON. TO receive cash sub
to the SEMI WEEKLY RErUB-
9 AMERICA for July is the most
Jug periodical we know for
s. The Editor gives It's IN cx-
ny length portrait of himself
resent number. Mice at Play,
st my Luck IRE continued,
teresting than ever. Publish
W. JENNINGS DEMoREsr, 933
", New York. $l.OO per
RESTS MONTHLY MAGAZINE fol
lta'as M ample store of re.
literature, including q con.
y Of BECK AT THE FARM, by
oRREsr; choice poems and
plendid Illustrations, fashions,
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g Of the City Of Vienna, the
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! nee VI yearly. Published
! ESslSGs DEMcREsr, 1888 Broad.
!. \ York.
= i've never 1t any time taken
2 u the guilty against the in
2 u0f 90 we believe that SUCH /
. WOULD be consistent with {
4 y at the same time we car
!, cur the statement that a mar
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: y law and Justice, we fail t.
!. "a case Of Justification for til,
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Between Bicnvilie aud Customlouse,
Nev Orleans Louisiana.
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Successors to
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Music.
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by THE
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OF
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rnn BE- obt,,ined IN opptNimo at
AZ tust0,..hOusc Street.
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GROCERIES, TEAS
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18

.vvnrNCEMEN1'S.
/. roo,,est Of many friends, DR..
" r ii I've a candidate for Coro-
t N next election in Novem-
tnc '~ X
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18

FOR Sails "a, 400 A No. Heart Shin.
:lcs III six dollars per Thousand. Apply to
LEVY & ADLER,
Foot oi the hill. Bayou Sara j.a.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18

&hill pissed at the last session
General Assembly, authorizing
ice Jury of West Feliciana to
X debt, will be published in
\ issue.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18
local NEWS.

] GRANT Porn. Gone, alas
[the woolbine twineth.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18

h Warrants, in small or large
for sale at this Office.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18

be- to remind our readers that
kyhiteman keeps constantly on
hrge supply Of northern ice
he will dispose of ut moderate
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18

Respectfully informs the citizens of West Fclici-
ana that he continues 10 keep first class liquor
which arc served by polite bar.tenders.
\ share OF public patronage is solicited.
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have been requested to state
ERE will he held q meeting of
(elical Association M West
pa, Monday next, the oath inst.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18

70 TEllMs-C4sa IA delivery Of the job.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
An Absolute Necessity,

The local paper is an absolute necessity
to the county and community where it is
published, All the city papers cannot
supply the place of the home paper. That
should be the first love of every man and
woman, for with the paper is the locality
identified. The paper gives the county
aud town where printed much of their i'm
p]ortance in the world, and gives in detail
the local news, which cannot be gained
BY any other source. Every days issue
of the paper is so III uch local history. and
the rise, growth and development Of the
town aud county can be measured aud re-
corded only by the local newspaper that
constantly is gathering its items. The
people do not properly appreciate their
home paper. They measure the value Of
a paper too much by the number of col.
umns it contains. The home paper at any
price is the cheapest paper one can take,
for in it is found the information to be oh.
tanned from no other source.
Another thing to be taken into cousid.
Grafton. Every county has one or more
newspapers. Hence, the circulation Of
each paper must he limited. There is,
therefore the greatest need Of activity
and interest on the part Of the people to
give their own good paper vigorous and
substantial support.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Nee hanics Going West.

We understand that anumber Of car
penters and other mechanics, are making
preparations to remove to the West du-
ring the spring and summer. We would
advise them to remain in Sweetwater.
During this year they can get just as
much work as they eau DO, and at living
wages. This being the case we see no
cause for their leaving here. We know Of
some carpenters who sried the West, aud
found that they could do US we'll if not
better, here than there. This is II healthy
locality, and when people can stay here
and enjoy good health, and get fair wa
ges for their labor, it is far better than 80.
ing west and risk the consequences.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
LOudOn Items.

A correspondent of the Press and Her
aid, writes that the steamer r. G. Jack
son, has been making good use Of the
high water. The boat has unloaded at
Loudon, within one week, fifteen thous-
and bushels Of corn.
The public square has become the
main business point of the town. The
Me,srs. Clark's, have commenced opera
tions on the new Court House, and by
their skill and energy have convinced the
people that the contract for building it,
was given to the right men.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Eon, RObt. Mcfarland.

We sec in the Press aud Herald II ycs'
terday, the announcement of the above
named gentleman rs a candidate for Sn
prema Judge, to dIl the vacancy caused
b. the resignation Of Hon. T. A. r. Nell
SON. We do not exactly understand this
move on the part O! Mr., Mcfarland. We
we're informed that before the Hon. ] g..
Cooke would consents TO become a candi-
date he had the assurance that Mr.. Me
Farland did not desire the position.
The Press and Herald, in an editorial,
aft er referring to Mr.. Netherlands au-
nouncement says;
ave will take this accession, in passing
to suggest to those concerned that the
pos,ronement Of the Radical Convention
in this State, till the 18th Of Nav was
not without a design, aud possibly Sena-
tor Browulow himself, was not fully adj
yised of the real purpose when he issued
his protest ~sgain,t 50 late a day. The
eager designs Of some men upon the SUI
prcme Bench are not entirely ahated by
any means. 1t will DO we'll To cosider
the possibilities OF the future, while it is
get time"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Anticipated Improvement.

We are gratiicd to learn that certain
parties are now negotiating with Northern
Capitalist with a view of inducing them
TO come here and put into operation 4
manufacturing establishment that will be
worth thousands of dollars TO our county
and town. We we're informed by the
parties that if they succeed in getting u
sufficient amount Of stock taken, and also
the ground to locate the building it will
be put into operation within the present
year. TO carry on the mandatory, after
it is started, will require about five hum
bred hands, q good portion Of whom will
be brought on from the North who nm
derstand the business. Thee hands will
all want houses to live in. Therefore We
say to our citizens, the property owners,
as soon as the fact is ascertlined that the
mandatory is certain to be established
we will her tell you what it ia, ard You
can act u on it as you see proper. Ia
our opinion, and from the information We
have, the m~anufac,ury will certainly be
established here, if the parties can procure
the land.
However, We are not permitted to make
the facts known to the people until the
matter is finally decided. This is just Il
hint to our citizens, to put them to think
ing about the future prospects Of our
town.
You cannot erect too many buildings
on your vacant lots. There will be a
heavy demand for them. If you cannot
build yourself, give one lot to each indi-
vidual who will put thereon a comfortable
residence, which will thereby enhance the
value of the lot you hold, to more than
the value Of both lots unim proved BY
this means people would be induced to
locate here, thereby building up our town
in population, the main thing that is need.
ed. The more people We have the more
money will be in circulation. The more
money there Is, the more of the nece>sa.
ries of life will be sold, thereby making
the quiet little town of Sweetwater, q
aourishing and thriving little city. lac;
every man use his utmost endeavors to in.
duce people to come here. 1t is one Of the
IL ost desirable locations in the State
Good water, and everything necessary tc
make a people happy, abound in the
Sweetwater Valley. The one thing need.
full on the part of our citizens, is to Civ,
encouragement, to all things chat wi,
tend to promote the interests of the place
When permitted, We will tell the PEG
pie more about the anticipated erection
of the above hinted at manufactory
Don't ask us any questions about it, bui
take this article as Il gentle hint ut tn,
future prospects of our growing it'll,
town.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

I'AE Tenth Volume OF Woods Household Mag
i aziue begins with January ~. 1t it edit
ed by Gail Hamilton, S. :. Wood and Ii. V. Os
borne, and includes among its regular contrihu-
tors Horace Greeley, Gnil Hamilton, Thos. X.
Beecher, DIR. bio Lewis, DIR. W. W. Hall, James
Parton, etc. Harriet Bcecher Stowe, Brick
Pomeroy, John G.. SAKE, Nj Gen. Fitzpatrick,
Petroleum V. Nasty. etc, write for it occnsion-
ally. Terms, One Dollar a Year. In clubbing,
three frst-clnss periodicals are given for the
price Of one Of them. The most liberal Premium
list ever published. No periodical is more fire.
quently or tavornply mentioned hy the press.
Woods Household Magazine is one Of the mon
uments OF business enterprise which mark the
gc.'-Mctholint Home Journal, Phil. Pa. "lt
has been improving ever since we knew it-a
good criterion for the future. ''-Couricr, New
Market. Canada. ait is n marvel or chenpness
and first class quality combined IN. Y. Times.
Specimen copy sent free to any address.
S. S. WOOD & Co.,
NeWburgh, NY.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21

BY reference 70 ano'her column may be
found tho card nt Goddard IL Mayes,
both goutlcn,"r Of our town, who propose
opening i Rel Estate Office in Sweet
wuter, tor the sale, purchase, renting. &c,
Of all kinds Of zeal estate. This will be
Of great i%ntcrcst t. thi, immediate country
by way of inducing emigration here from
other points, and thereby bring capital in
our midst. They invite all who have
real estate for sslc to place it in their
hands, and without a sale they charge
nothing. We b0po these gentlemen will
be literally patroni1ed, and that the citi-
zens will zee the advantages Of such an
enterprise and give them their assistance.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
THE GREENYILLE TRAGEDY.
A Second Tragedy at MOrristown
Death of the Mururrcro of Mr.. Mason.
His Dying COnfeSSiOn-Facis and
RumOTS.

His Diving tOnIpSSiun-F0CtS ana
RUmOTS.
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tlI,u,d "a ,raood a. unrris,oun
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,owr obon, AK mn Mond,y and artor
,o;r, ;n,a - 80 ,ront H., sis.
ba,LSor sLan~ and ,,,. sh,ral III. nmr-r.
nass;,rr b.. ,Lo .Ln,' na,i,aI h., IN
.ilo ,,J .Hsornod or,,ids ,n,y,i, Ia. ovt
A. Sin,rsor slammed rron ,,o do,r If
tho .bon be u.s. nnrJcrcd ~ surr.,lor
Rocogniy;no ,La rnrsrers ba att.mr,oI
IN drnw wa,,np ,t tb. sam, Tim. s,o,t-
inu :, nm ,wa,. 4, hi, moment hath
Of the derrtv sheriff. fred + him One
sLot only tn,k effect T.a huh enter.J
the ae,hy notion Of III. thigh seyr,inr
the remcroI artery Tie wouud nr,vcd
fatal and Simpson died ab,ut nidniubt
We learn That previ,us 70 his death
Sim nson confessed theo crime with which
ha vas chory,d The snbsian,e of hi.
dyipc statement WA, ~ roll,vs.
Tb, rlot =, murder Mason had boon
concn,ted hetwecn S;mnson. his sister
and a man named VIM. Carter. On the
n,rbt If Inc murd,r. Simpxon Ken. To
N,s,r,. stare aud was ad,ni,tad b,,;r,
.4,,eI tb,, ba von,oI ~ INV Sam. mo,i
A. Mason leaned oycr = chest to not fine
mooI Simn.o, .,rrcL him oyor 49, hand
wifi, winner li1;ng him yha s,nro
wns ,b.n F,cl sora ],ccornts st,to ,r,,
Simr.on J,cl,rcd tIo, hi, ,;.,cr nnJ Carr
tor were nre.apt dorip, the murJer and
rohLory 0thor, iL,, ,hnr l,J inJrooJ
him IN commit tho dasd Inn, wcre mn,
rrc,ont ot The time Tina money obt,incd
.s.or,s b,yc Loop diyidoJ on,,,,, tL,u
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Hearts Great Relief.

.Messrs L. J, Sanford 6, Co:
Gentlemen: About twenty years ago l
had my ankle mashed by the fall of my
horse. Since that time, until recently, |
have suffered very much from pain, sw'l-
ling aud weakness in it, which has rem
dored blowing and farm work by me al
most impossible. A few weeks since I
was induced by a friend to try "Dr. Harris
Great Relief" and by tho use of it ten
days my ankle was made sound and we'll.
VIM. MEANS,
Glover Hill, SIKH District Blount Co.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
A CARD
From the Indian Doctor to the A.
ilicipu.

WIN. NORMAN, the Cherokee Indian Doctor,
w has located ut John MosicrS' near lohu-oh'J
Mill, Monroe county. Tenn, with II view oi 70
manning one year Or longer, TO treat and cure MI
manner OF Chronic, lusipicnt, Prevalent, 'nt9-
uculs. Eruptiyr or Private. The urdcrsi~uc-
infrrms the public th.t he trcnts the following
di-onsrs, succC'rtully, viz: Lung, Throat, GTcH g
and Heart d rcn.cs. Liver, Kidney aui Ia
tarIhal affections. Gravel, Structure, Syphilis.
and other g%enetll o. private cnmIlniL's. Tan
Gers, Ulcers, Ernsyrhnlis, or any complaint c'g-
nrntinE from n 'crn' u'nus DIuthecis, Friils and
FevcrE. Dr. y. treats and cures Hl di-enacs
that are 50 annoying, Weakening di-itgur,wE and
destructive to the fair scN Of the land. ANY
persons being afflicted or diseased in any way,
can he cured if there is any possibility Of u cure.
And persona desiring u complete Herbal treat
mcnt and cure can be accommodated by calling
on the undersigned. lie has commenced prepnr
ing medicine which will he kept constantly ou
requirements oranv disease hat may come 20 his
no'icc. Especial notice give to Diseases VI tie
Eye and Ear. The following are tn. name, vi
persons who have been succn siullr re ,tel:
John II. johnson, npane CO., Tenn, John
jackson. Captain Steamer Lpst CHTu,r; JOHN
Ell's, Rnnna CO.; J.J. lmcr, sheriff, Ronnc 81" {,
Cant. K. Allison, Steamer Hugh Martin; J"hH
Billingslv. Paint Rock Frrrr, 'iss.. Vim. 70
hinspn. L.nudou CO.. Tenn; VI !. t,ro. worthy,
Monroe CO., Tenn, Jh>. Worthy, Monroe 20
Tenn, Mre. Strgnll, Ri!cy's Greek. these "ri
only II few o. the many persons who hive ae"n
cured. By aiIrt ing them YOU en- find cut
whether my ne IicIucs u-c what thcF Iurprt
be. Address, WV. NORMAN,
The Indian Doctor, -Four Mile Branch,
janis '72-ty Monroe CO.. T"u".
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
For County Trustee.

Goo. W. Mayo, is announced III this is
sue as a candidate for County Trustee.
Come up gentlemen with your names,
We have plenty Of room in which to an
nounce you as candidates for office. Re.
member that the people don't think much
Of a man, who wants Office, and fails to
make it known through tina columns Of
his county paper.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
The Custom House at Knoxville.

Work upon this building is being push
forward with great rapidity. When COM
ploted it Will be the finest and most mag
n~ifcent piece of architecture in the State.
The Capitol building will not compare
with it in any respect. Sixty stone cut
tiers and sixty-fve quary-men are engaged
in the erection of the building.
The Masonic Temple which will coon
be completed will also be a magnificent
structure. 1t will really be an ornament
to the city.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Augusta Markets.
Corrected Weekly by cox, JACK
son * CO.. Produce aud Commission
Merchants, 3OS Broad Street.

Corrected Weekly by cox, JACK
son X CO.. Produce aud Commission
Merchants, 3CS Broad Street.
AUGUsrA, Ga, Marsh 18th, 1872.
Gold-Buyiug, 1909; selling, III. Cot
ton, quiet, 2Uic. Cotton gouds-AuguSta
81 Shirtings, about $50 yds., lUc: rs
ShirtIngS, $50 yds, l2c; IL Shreriug, $50
yd', l3ic; 7 s Drills, 615 yds, l4c; Gram
i~tcvillr 81 Shirtihgs, 1000 yds 10: rs
hirtings, 1000 yds l2c; A Sheeting,
1000 yds l3E; rs Drills, 800 yds l4c;
Richmond O,naburg Stripes, 825 yds he;
NIghtJ, 7i5 yds lie. Corn, mixed, 50;
White, 9S-in Burlay sacks. Wheat,
white, 2.OOa2. 10; Amber, l.S5al05; Red.
l.Gjal.7J. Oats, 7oa75c. IIav, l.5Oal 50.
Flour, superior, S.25: family, y IS; extra
family, $50; fancy, 1925. Meal, City
Mills, .O5;Salamauder, 93. Lard, lOIallb.
Bacon, shoulders, Gale; G II Sides,Sn8lc; T.
Sides, SoS4c, Hams, 9aI2c. Bulk Meats,
shoulders, Ga6Ic; Sides, 7Ia7lc; Hams,
Il Tnllow, &c. butter, No. /, POE;
80. ,, poe; No. 3, l5o. Eggs, 2Oc. Feuth-
crs, G5a7Uc. Hides, Green. Sin0c; Butch
er's Salt, l2lal3c; Dry Flint, lial6c.
Peas, Clay, l.i5ol 80; Mixed, l.2Oal.25.
Dressed Chickens, l5al7Lc. Dressed Tur-
keys, 22a2jc. Apples, 5.0Oa5.5U.
Market more active and trade r~eyiving.
Bacon moving freely, with fair demand.
Corn r~oacting with fair demand. Oats
dull. Wheat steady at quotations. Hay
dull. Lard steady and firm. Peas off with
light demand. Very Respt,,
Cox, JACKSON Il Co.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Died.

AtFort Scott, Kansas March llth,l872,
Mr.. James Dean, aged GO years.
This gentleman came to us in the colo
ny that left Sweetwater, East Tennessee,
las, October. lie was a native of Vir,
ginin. His health had been bad for sew
eral years. For soma time after the ar
rival here his friends were hattcred with
the dclusiye hope OF his recovery. But
a change for the worse took place, his old
pains returned, snd without a murmur or
regret he fell asleep il, J"sus-lamen.cd
by u loving wife and children aud a large
circle of friend, who had learned the no
Bile qualities Of his heart.
Mr.. Dean put his whole trust in the
friend of sinners, and died in the full
triumph Of Faith. The writer conducted
the funeral obSeques, taking as text the
25th and Goth verses Of the 10Th chapter
Of job.
"For know that my Redeemer liveth,
and that he shall stand at tho latter day
upon the earth
"And though after my skin worms de.
strOy this body, yet in my flesh sGGll | see
tod" j. e. PoSr,
Pastor Of the Baptist Church,
Fort Scott, KauSDs,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-21
Dead Hen Tell NO 1ales:

II they had, anathonas against the de-
pleting lancet, the drastic purge would
arise from every graveyard. The motto
OF modern medical, scieuce is "Preserve
and ReguIat', not Destroy" and no RENEE
d. OF our cay is SO entirely in harmony
with this philsnthrophic logic as DR..
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bittsrs. In
this powerful, yet harmless restorative,
dyspepsia, bilious complaints, and all
d~iseussH oil he stomach, liver, bowels and
nerves. encounter an irresistible antido,e.
MIR 7.4v.